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THE ROYAL NAVY.
421
SATELLITE. Late Light
Cruiser.
1,420 Twits.
North Shields.
(Lent to Tyne Division, Royal Naval
Volunteer Reserve.)
SHARPSHOOTER. Torpedo
Gun-Boat.
735 Tout.
I.H.P. 3,000 N.D.
Lent to Lord Northampton.
SLANEY. Gun-Boat.
363 Tons. I.H.P. 200 JV. D.
Sheerness.
Attached t-o ' Pembroke' for Diving Duties.
SPARTAN. Light Cruiser.
3,600 Tom.
I.H.P. 7,000 N.D. (9,000 F.D.)
Devonport.
Tender to ' Defiance '
STORK. Late Surveying
Vessel.
466 Tons. I.H.P. 360 N.D.
(Lent to the Kensington Branch of the Navy
League as a Training Vessel for Boys,
Hammersmith )
SWINGER. Late Gun-Boat.
430 Tons.
Devonport.
(Attached to ' Impregnable ' as Store Ship. <!jc.)
UNICORN. 5th Bate.
1,447 Tons.
Dundee.
(Lent to Clyde Division, Royal Naval
Volunteer Reserve.)
VALIANT (Old).
6,710 Tons.
Devonport .
Lay Apart Store.
Attached to Seventh. Flotilla.
WALLAROO. Light Cruiser.
2,575 Tons. I.H.P. 4,000 N.D. (7,500 F.D.)
Chatham.
Attached to 'Pembroke' for Mechanicians'
Training Establishment.
(For Officers borne fee -under ' Pembroke.')
WARSPITE {late Conqueror).
Late 2nd Rate.
4,579 Tons.
Greenhithe.
(Lent to the Marine Society.)
WELLESLEY (No. 2). Late 3rd
Bate.
2,996 Tons.
(Lent to Wellesley Training Ship Committee
as a Training Ship, Newcastte-on-lyne.)
WIVERN.
Late Coast Defence
Ship.
2,750 Tons.
Hong Kong.
Distilling Ship and Steam Reserve Workshop
for repairing T.B. Destroyers.
The Officers bo>-ne for service in ' Wivern ' art
shown under ' Tamar.'
WORCESTER. (late
Frederick William). Late
2nd Bate.
4,725 Tons.
Off Greenhithe.
(Lent to Thames Marine Officers' Training
Ship Society.)
WRANGLER. Late Gun-Boat
466 To-ns.
Southampton.
Room Defence
421
SATELLITE. Late Light
Cruiser.
1,420 Twits.
North Shields.
(Lent to Tyne Division, Royal Naval
Volunteer Reserve.)
SHARPSHOOTER. Torpedo
Gun-Boat.
735 Tout.
I.H.P. 3,000 N.D.
Lent to Lord Northampton.
SLANEY. Gun-Boat.
363 Tons. I.H.P. 200 JV. D.
Sheerness.
Attached t-o ' Pembroke' for Diving Duties.
SPARTAN. Light Cruiser.
3,600 Tom.
I.H.P. 7,000 N.D. (9,000 F.D.)
Devonport.
Tender to ' Defiance '
STORK. Late Surveying
Vessel.
466 Tons. I.H.P. 360 N.D.
(Lent to the Kensington Branch of the Navy
League as a Training Vessel for Boys,
Hammersmith )
SWINGER. Late Gun-Boat.
430 Tons.
Devonport.
(Attached to ' Impregnable ' as Store Ship. <!jc.)
UNICORN. 5th Bate.
1,447 Tons.
Dundee.
(Lent to Clyde Division, Royal Naval
Volunteer Reserve.)
VALIANT (Old).
6,710 Tons.
Devonport .
Lay Apart Store.
Attached to Seventh. Flotilla.
WALLAROO. Light Cruiser.
2,575 Tons. I.H.P. 4,000 N.D. (7,500 F.D.)
Chatham.
Attached to 'Pembroke' for Mechanicians'
Training Establishment.
(For Officers borne fee -under ' Pembroke.')
WARSPITE {late Conqueror).
Late 2nd Rate.
4,579 Tons.
Greenhithe.
(Lent to the Marine Society.)
WELLESLEY (No. 2). Late 3rd
Bate.
2,996 Tons.
(Lent to Wellesley Training Ship Committee
as a Training Ship, Newcastte-on-lyne.)
WIVERN.
Late Coast Defence
Ship.
2,750 Tons.
Hong Kong.
Distilling Ship and Steam Reserve Workshop
for repairing T.B. Destroyers.
The Officers bo>-ne for service in ' Wivern ' art
shown under ' Tamar.'
WORCESTER. (late
Frederick William). Late
2nd Bate.
4,725 Tons.
Off Greenhithe.
(Lent to Thames Marine Officers' Training
Ship Society.)
WRANGLER. Late Gun-Boat
466 To-ns.
Southampton.
Room Defence
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