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- Ship type: Barge
Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939)
Source: Lloyd’s Register Foundation, Heritage & Education Centre, Lloyd’s Register of Yachts 1939, digitised via Internet Archive. Licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. Images have been converted, resized and watermarked for web display; machine-generated table OCR has been added.
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Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939)
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Source: Lloyd’s Register Foundation, Heritage & Education Centre, Lloyd’s Register of Yachts 1939, digitised via Internet Archive. Licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. Images have been converted, resized and watermarked for web display; machine-generated table OCR has been added.
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| CARDIFF. | Empire House, Mount Stuart Square. | Register. Nos. 7553 & 7554. |
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| 1878 | Eilun | Wood | Cutter | 48.75 | 110 | 70 | StoneBros. | Brightlgsea | Earl of Mount | Southmptn |
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| COM. | The Rt. Hon. The Earl of Mount Edgcumbe. |
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| Squirrel | 6 | Chance 5 | Philae - | 13, Upper Mount St., Dublin. | m. Maia 34 |
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| Armitage, R. S., Union Club, Carlton House Terrace, London, S.W.1.-Crz.-Ocn. a. Penboch 12 | Arnold, R. C., 6, Mount Charles, Belfast.-N.Ir. Dauntless 9 | Ashby, B. G., 18, Kelsey Way, Beckenham, Kent. Bnm.-Cor. Wraith (P.O.) 4 | Aspin, John S., 1, Crown Terrace, Glasgow, W.2. C.Cor.-C.Crz.-Cly.-Hly.-Lch.-Mud.- Nor.-Wst. Fulmar 13 | Atchison, Charles F., Cliff Cottage, Bonchurch, I.W. L.S.-Tms. a. Bunny 9 |
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| Beaumaine, Frantz, 34, Rue des Vignes, Paris, 16e.-Arc. Flamberge 2 | Bebie, A., im Gubel" Rapperswil, Ct.St. Gallen, Switzerland.-Rpw. Maria Christina 6 | Beddington, T. A. H., 47, Mount Street, London, W.1. Hbl.-Isi.-Lym.-Srn. Painted Lady II 3 | Beere, T. F., Byfield, Eaton Socon, St. Neots, Hunts. Cam.M.-Cam.S.-R.A.F. m. Phantom 9 | Belaief, S., Vasagatan 13, Wiborg, Finland. a. Barcarolla 30 Rani - |
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| Bontor, Mrs. F. W., 13, Fife Road, London, S.W.14. Tms.C. m. Caltha 11 | Booth, Sir Paul, 615, Finchley Road, Hampstead, London, N.W.3. Bnm.-Bnm.S.-Cor.-Y.C.B. | Borrowdale, H. R., 41, Theobalds Road, Leigh-on-Sea, Rosalba II 6 | Boston, J. R., 3, Balfour Place, Mount Street, London, W.1.-Bum.-Oen. a. Inisheer 7 | Bottwood, N., Seabreeze, Netley Abbey, Hants.-Sth. Flavia 11 Boucard, Dr. Pierre, |
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| Coode, P. M., Wentworth, St. Austell, Cornwall. Crn.-Foy. m. Glitter II 9 | Cooke, Francis B., "Holmwood," Heronway, Hutton Mount, Brentwood, Esser.-Har. Iolanthe 2 | Cooper, E. P. W., Viking Cottage, Althorne, Chelmsford, Esser.-Cch,-Har. a. Peganda 26 | Cooper, Stanley W., Ettrick Lodge, Branksome Park, Bournemouth West, Hants.-C.A. a. Heron II. 20 | Corah, Mrs. J. R., The Cleeve, Knighton Grange Road, Leicester.-N.&S. m. Briton 6 |
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| Court, E. F., Plomesgate House, Wickham Market, Suffolk. Nicolete 7 | Cowburn, D., 20, Rosehill Mount, Manchester Road, Burnley, Lanes. m. Escape 14 | Cox, Maj. H. J. H., O.B.E., 23, The Embankment, Bedford.-Cor. | Cozens, W. S., 92A, Broad Street, Canterbury, Kent. Tem.-Wbl. m. Iris 9 | Cramsie, Charles M., 1401, McGill College Avenue, Montreal, Canada. a. Lilith 7 |
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| Culmer, J. A., Spinneys, Langley Vale, Epsom, Surrey.-Ich.-L.S.-Lon. a. Jontoni 9 | Cunin, Dr. R., 1, Rue Carnot, Charleville, (Ardennes), France. | Currie, Dr. Walter T., Morningside, Barrington Road, Torquay, Devon.-Tor.-Trq.(V.C.). a. Sirius 9 | Ludovico Pio, 2, Barcelona.-Bre. a. Aventura (P.O.) 11 Cutcliffe, W. J., | d' Erlanger, Gerard, 11, Mount Street, London, W.1. a. Frolic 35 |
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| Davies, Dr. Arnold. Westbury Mount. Menai Bridge, Anglesey.-L.S.-M.B.A. | Davies, Rear Admiral R. B., V.C., Walhatch, Forest Row, Sussex. | Davis, J. C. B., "Sunny Brae," Neringah Avenue, Wahroonga, N.S.W.-Syd. | Dawson, Edgar, Venita, Barton-on-Humber, Lines. Hbr.-Yrk. | Day Yacht Co., Ltd., 3, Gray's Inn Place, London, W.C.1. Tons |
| Davies, J. A., Hampshire Lodge, 16, Church Hill Road, London, E.17. m. Daisy 6 | Davis, Cyril G., 20, Cadogan Place, London, S.W.1. Tms.-W.Wt. a. Daphne 40 | Davy, A. H., 119, Mount Wise, Newquay, Cornwall. C.A. m. Carolin 8 | Day, Harold E., Chestnut House, West Malling, Kent.-Eng. m. Madame Pompadour 14 | Bertendona No. 4, Bilbao.-Abr. m. Bachichu II 11 De Aznar, José Luis, Paseo de Zugatzarte 23, Las Arenas, |
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| de Cardenas, Ing. Fernando, | a. Quest 21 | de Hamel, Etienne B., | Matrero II | de Quincey, R., 5, Mount, London, N.W.3. |
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| Gabriel, Col. Sir Vivian, C.S.I., C.M.G., C.V.O., C.B.E., Mount Kisco, N.Y., U.S.A.-Bxm.- Eng.-Lon.(V.C.)-Tms. | Gaillard, Albert, Château de la Cailletrie, Villedômain (Indreet Loire), France.-Y.C.F. Tons | Gallay, F., Bellerive, Geneva, Switzerland. C.V.G. Tons | Gammon, E. B., Oakmont, Waterlooville, Hants. Hay.-Mtr. Tons | Gard, Cecil J., 7, Salterns Court, Sandbanks Road, Lilliput, Dorset.-Mtr. Tons |
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| Goncet, Joseph, 16A, Rue Bel Air, Marseilles. a. Romorin 46 | Gooderham, George H., 49, Wellington Street East, Toronto, Canada.-Can.-Ham. a. Oriole IV 112 | Garth, Alderton Hill, Loughton, Essex. L.S. a. Strombus 19 Göranson, Gust., | Gort, Viscount, V.C., K.C.B., C.B.E., D.S.O., M.V.O., M.C., 98, Mount Street, London, W.1. R.Y.S.-Bem.-Bxm.-C.A.-Crz.-Cws.- | Gould, , Wootton, I.W. m. Kookumburra 4 Mrs. Barbara |
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| Graff, L. W., Solway Bank, Boston Road, Hayes, Kent.-Crn. | Graham, R. F., Hollingworth, 24, Vernon Street, Hunter's Hill, Sydney, N.S.W. Pr.A.(V.C.).-Pr.E.-Syd. | K.P., G.C.V.O., Castle Forbes, Newtown Forbes, Co. Longford, Eire, N.Sh.-Nat.(C.)-St.G. | Grantham, J., The Spinney, Long Road, Cambridge. C.A.-Cam.-Cam.M.-Cam.S.-L.S. | Gray, Duncan B., 11, Mount Street, London, W. 1.-Sth. |
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| a. Glencairn 71 Hodgson, Capt. J. Duckworth, The Croft, Greville Place, London, N.W.6.-Bxm.-Cam.-Crz.-Lym. | Hoffmann Breustedt, Dr. E. C., Calle Cordoba, 795, Buenos Aires. Arg. Silhouette 9 | a. Paralos 9 Holbrook, W. V. N., 584, Derby Road, Adams Hill, Nottingham.-Yrk. | Holdsworth, H. A., 47, Charing Cross Road, London, W.C.2.-Bnm.-Lmp.-Tem.-Tms. a. Doris 34 | Hollick, T. D., 73, Mount Ephraim, Tunbridge Wells, Kent. Comus 34 |
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| Hutchons, Comdr. E. R., 21, Godwyne Road, Dover, Kent. m. Cecedella 12 | Hyland, John J., Mount Pleasant, College Road, Cork. Ish.C.-Mun. Vaara 5 | Iliffe, Lady, Furzey Island, Sandbanks, Dorset. Mtr. m. Furzey 5 | Inchbald, Maj. P. E., Luck's Field, Great Baddow, Chelms- ford, Essex.-Art.-Btr.-Cor. Joyce 4 | International Grenfell Association, Inc., St. John's, N.F.L. a. Strathcona II 95 |
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| Johnson, Richard, Westwood, 41, Scott Park Road, Burnley, Lancs.-N.W. m. Sheila 11 | Johnston, Miss Isla, Bryn Mêl, Glyngarth, Anglesey, Ang.-Dee-Wel. Coralie 3 m. Helen 35 | Jolly du Lac, Comdt. R., La Colinière, Notre Dame des Routes, Touìon (Var), France.-Y.C.F. a. Moïna | Jones, Mrs. Florence L., Roseville, Mount Park, Conway, Caernarvonshire.-N.W. m. Lion 4 | Jones, S. Norman, The Porchway, Gorway Road, Walsall, Staffs.-Sev.M. m. Esperanza 18 |
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| Livingston, E. R., Ben Imlay, Tilford Road, Farnham, Surrey. m. White Aster - | S. Wendorian 143 Lloyd, Miss Estelle, Le Pommeraie, Pressagny- L'Orgueilleux (Eure), France.-Y.M.F. | Lock, Geoffrey D., Rainbow Wood, Bath, Somerset. C.A.-Ocn. a. Brambling 12 | Loftus, Philip H. H., Reform Club, 104, Pall Mall, London, S.W.1.-Drt. m. Diana 20 | Londonderry, The Marquess of, Mount Stewart. Newtownards, Down. R.Y.S.-Str.-Uls. Gweebara 4 |
| Kabusha (P.O.) Ljunggren, B., | Lloyd, J. Jordan, 18, Mackenzie Road, Moseley, Birmingham.-C.A.-Sev.M. | Lock, Thos. S., 50, Anglesea Road, Ipswich, Suffolk. Har. | Loizaga, Mrs. Linade B. de, Calle Ayacucho 1726, Buenos Aires. Arg. | Longfield, Mountifort, Tremough, Penryn, Cornwall.-Bem.- |
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| Mc Asey, M. J., Grosvenor Lodge, Monkstown, Co. Dublin.-Dub. a. Peggy Bawn 7 | McCarthy, Chas., Cedar Mount, Mottingham Lane, Eltham, London, S.E.9.-Hbl.Y.-L.S. m. Hinemoa 22 | m. Wendy 10 Mac Cormick, Sir Alex- ander, K.C.M.G., | Mc Donald, A., 31, Monreith Road, Glasgow, S.3. C.Crz. a. Cronja (P.O.) 10 | Mac Donald, J. M., Drumfern, Colintraive, Argyll. Cly.-Nor. m. Wyreema (P.O.) 31 |
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| Monro, Bert. J., Rydal Mount, Holders Hill Road, Hendon, London, N.W.4. Cnq.-Col.-Lon.-Mtr. S. Sheila 80 | Moodie, T. B., 62, Netherby Road, Edinburgh.-For. a. Nara (P.O.) 4 | Moore, Mrs. H. D., Bucklands, Burnham-on-Crouch, Esser.-Cor. a. Endeavour (P.O.) 26 | Mora, Comte de, Urrugue (B.-P.), France. m. Lito 5 | Morgan, Maj. H. N., M.C., Cartref, 443, Unthank Road, Norwich, Norfolk.-N. &S. |
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| Morison, John G., 642, Salisbury House, London Wall, London, E.C.2. m. Dorothy 24 | Morrison, David, Elmbank, Prospect Street, Camelon, Falkirk.-S.M.Y.C. m. Tanmour 10 | Mortlock, John T., 142, North Terrace, Adelaide, S.A. S.A. m. Martindale 56 | Craig-y-Don, Menai Bridge, Anglesey. Ang.-Con.-Dee.(C.)-Mer.-Nav.-Tms. Deryn Gwyrdd 3 m. Roamer 47 | Mount Edgcumbe, Earlof, Mount Edgcumbe, Plymouth, Devon. R.Y.S.-Crn.-Wes.(C.) Eilun 24 |
| Morland, C. C., The Orchard, Street, Somerset. Hmy.-Pks. a. Mary Jean 4 | Morrison, G. R., Oak Dene, Sleningford Road, Shipley, Yorks. m. Wanderer 10 | Morton, The Countess of, Stronchreggan, Fort William, Inverness-shire. S. Stansgate 131 | Mosher, Samuel, 811, West Seventh Street, Los Angeles, Cal., U.S.A. m. Velero II 223 | Mountain, Sir Edward M., Bart., J.P., The Abbey, Campden Hill Road, London, W.8. Lld.-Mtr.-Svw.-Tms.-Vic. |
| S. Sheila 52 | m. Folly 9 | a. Foam (P.O.) 21 | Mountbatten, Capt. |
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| Nash, Thos. F., 55, Portland Place, London, W.1. Mtr. m. Jomarna 18 | Neal, C. H., c/o A.M.P. Society, Wellington, N.Z. P.Nc. a. Wylo 10 | Nègre, Jean R., 91, Bvd. Malesherbes, Paris, 17e. Y.C.F.-Y.C.B. S. Elena 121 | Neill, S. D., Ardmara, Clifton Road, Bangor, Co. Down.-Uls. Kingfisher (P.O.) 6 | Ness, J. Miller, Rose Mount, Uphill Road, Mill Hill, London, N.W.7.-Ich.-L.S. m. Sport 8 |
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| Phillips, Capt. C.H.K., M.C., Cranford, Blackdown, Leamington Spa, Warwickshire.-Foy.-S.W. | Pick, W. H., Walterway," Hoby, nr. Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire. Tons | Piesse, Montagu, The Mount, Orshott, Surrey.-Tms. Tons m. Mandolin 4 | Pinard, Claude, 36, Boulevard Saint Pern, Nantes (Loire-Inférieure), France. Y.C.F.-Oue. Tons | Piquerez, Horace, 4, Avenue de la Pommeraie, Saint- Cloud-Coteaux (S. & 0.), France. Y.C.F. Tons |
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| Crz.-L.S. Galahad II 6 Russell, H. K., | Russell-Roberts, Mrs. F., M.Y. Donna Lucia," Villefranche- sur-Mer (A.-M.), France.-C.Ils.-Mer. m. Donna Lucia 54 | Ruttledge, Hugh, c/o Lloyds Bank, Ltd., 6, Pall Mall, London, S. W.1.-Drt. | Ryan, L. Hugh, 21, Mount Avenue, Westcliff-on-Sea, Essex.-Alx.-Cor.-Isl.-On. | Sabroe, Thomas M., Jagtvej 200, Copenhagen. |
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| Simmonds, Ernest, Mount Hawke, Mount Avenue, Westcliff-on-Sea, Essex. a. Idris 20 | Simon, M., Sabbataberg Hospital, Stockholm. K.S.S.S.-Svn. Lyn 13 | Simpson, Dr. W. F., Parkham, Whitchurch, Hants.-Tms. m. Maraime 13 | Singer, R. C., 1, Buckhurst Avenue, Point Piper, Sydney, N.S.W.-Pr.A. a. Brolga 9 | Skinner, Sir Hewitt, Bart., 12, Hyde Park Place, London, W.2. Bnm.-C.A.-Cor.-Mtr.-Tms. a. Arminel 50 |
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| a. Ruby 6 Stewart, J. L., jun., 299, Clontarf Road, Dublin.-How.M.- Ish.C. a. Boneen 15 | Stinson, C. A. R., Rockies, North Road, Bath, Somerset. Exe. m. Eryholme 7 | Jack Straw 4 Stone, Dudley M., 86, Harley Street, London, W.1. C.A.-Cor. a. D'Sel 13 | Stothert, J., Eastgate, St. Annes Road E., Lytham St. Annes, Lancs.-Mer. a. Juma (P.O.) 20 Stothert, M. H., | Strathcona and Mount Royal, Lord, 14, South Audley Street, London, W.1. R.Y.S.-Cly. W.Ils. m Kalan 44 m. Kiloran 277 |
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| Tattersfield, James N., 34, Allendale Road, Mount Albert, | Taylor, Capt. C. A., St. Edmunds Terrace, London, | Farmfield, Huntingdon Road, Cambridge.-Cam.-Cor. Alilla (P.O.) - | Taylor, T. H. T., 181, Queen Victoria Street, London, | Temple, Percy J., 11, Offington Drive, Worthing, Sussex. Crs.-Har. |
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| Weil, G. R., Yewbank, Sanderstead, Croydon, Surrey.-Har. | Welles, F. C. Miles, Little Brickhill Manor, Bletchley, Bucks. a. Aphros 4 | Wenne, Arthur, Längshyttan, Sweden. Borgila - | West, F. W., Westville, Mount Felix, Riverside Estate, Shepperton, Middx.-M.B.A. Tms.C. m. Amenartas 54 | Westmacott, J. L., Mardenstone Heath, Bursledon, Hants. Hbl.-L.S. a. Martlet 7 |
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| Whately-Smith, Rev. E., M.C., Hordle House, Milford-on-Sea, Hants. Ald.-Lym. a. Whimbrel 4 | Whish, W. O'Donoghue, Chotah, Penpol Creek, via Devoran, Truro, Cornwall. a. Idler II 5 | White, C. P., 306, Burwood Road, Burwood, N.S.W. N.S.W.-Pr.A. m. Zelma 8 | White, Percy H., Northrepps, Hutton Mount, Essex. Btr. a. Yang-tse 4 | Whiteley, F. W., 8, Monk's Way, West Kirby, Cheshire. Dee.-Mer. a. Chance 21 |
| Wheaton, A. J., Salutary Mount, Heavitree, Exeter, Devon.-L.S.-Stc. | Whitby, B. J., A. F. Ferguson & Co., Allahabad Bank Building, Apollo Street, Bombay. | 357, Kennington Lane, London, S.E.11. Lon. m. Moreta 88 | White, W. J., 20, Shandon Park East, Bangor, Co. | Whiting, Dr. Keith M., Palm Beach, N.S.W. |
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| Wood, H. O., 48, Fitzroy Street, London W.1. a. Wimbrel (P.O.) 7 | Woodley, F. R., Mount Bernard, Queenstown, Co. Cork. Crk.-Ish.C. Rainbow 6 | Woods, Railton, Brizlee, Hollywood Avenue, Gosforth, Newcastle-on-Tyne.-Nbl. m. Seobhag-na-Mara 8 | Woolley-Hart, Mrs. M. V., Tucker's Island, Bermuda. Cardinal 3 | Workman, W. H., F.Z.S., Lismore, Windsor Avenue, Belfast. N.Ir. m. Azara 33 |
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| Brain, Albert H., Rushall Hall, Walsall, Staffs. | Fuller, E. L., 63, Mount Crescent, Brentwood, Essex. |
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| Markham, Mansfield, Halifax House, 62-64, Moorgate, London, E.C.2. | Smith, Cyril O., Fiddlers, Beaulieu, Hants.-Tms. Smith, S., Spring Mount, Cleckheaton, Yorks. |
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Source: The National Archives, Kew, RED LIST INDEX 1939 40. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
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| Ship. | Fitting Out at. |
| [25] Eileen Emma - | Whitstable. |
| [25] Forecast - - | Dover. |
| [25] Gervais Rentoul | |
| [25] Girl Gladys- - | Whitstable. |
| [25] Golden Gift - | |
| [25] Torbay II D - | |
| [25] Lord Howard - | Dover. |
| [25] Lord Howe - | |
| [25] Midas - - | |
| [25] Netsukis - - | |
| [25] Reverberation - | |
| [25] Shipmates D - | |
| [25] The Boys - | Dover. |
| [25] Golden Sunbeam | |
| [25] Ut. Prosim - | Grimsby. Completed. |
| [25] Yorkshire Lass - | |
| [25] Young Mon - | Dover. |
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| [33] Mount Ard - |
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| [6] Clifton L/L D - | North Shields. |
| [6] Henriette L/L - | f.o. South Shields. |
| Renzo L/L - | f.o. South Shields. |
| [6] New Comet L/L - | f.o. South Shields. |
| [45] Resolvo L/L - | f.o. Jarrow. |
| [6] Witham L/L D - | North Shields. |
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| [10] Mount Ard - [33] Norlan - - | Norway. |
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| Page | |
| Philippe | 14B |
| Phineas Beard | 24 |
| Phrontes | 5 |
| Phyllis Rose | 12 |
| Phyllisia | 20 |
| Pict | 32 |
| Picton Castle | 24 |
| Pine | 22 |
| Pintail | 31 |
| Plantagenet | 29 |
| Playmates | 11 |
| Plinlimon | 21 |
| Plumer | 12A |
| Poinavon | 9 |
| Pointer | 2 |
| Pointz Castle | 24 |
| Polar V | 35 |
| Polar VI | 35 |
| Popinjay | 22 |
| Powis Castle | 27 |
| Preston North End | 25 |
| Prince Leo | 36B |
| Princess Elizabeth | 10 |
| Princess Mary | 15 |
| Princessa | 9 |
| Principal | 27 |
| Proserpine | 28 |
| Prospect Ahead | 29 |
| Providence | 11 |
| Provider | 17 |
| Ptarmigan | 9A |
| Puffin | 31 |
| Punnet | 18 |
| Pyramus | 30 |
| Pyrope | 12A |
| Q. | |
| Queen Empress | 13 |
| Queen of Kent | 21 |
| Queen of Thanet | 21 |
| Queen of the Fleet | 11 |
| Queen of the South I | 12 |
| Queen of the South II | 12 |
| Queen Worth | 9 |
| Quest | 6 |
| Quiet Waters | 28 |
| R. | |
| Racer | 7 |
| Rachael Flett | 26 |
| Radiant | 36c |
| Radnor Castle | 2 |
| Raetia | 5 |
| Rambler Rose | 30 |
| Ratapiko | 35 |
| Raymont | 35 |
| Reaper | 7 |
| Reboundo | S |
| Rebuff | 29 |
| Receptive | 12 |
| Recoil | 36c |
| Recono | 16 |
| Red Gauntlet | 13 |
| Red Sky | 17 |
| Reed | 14A |
| Refraction | 8 |
| Refundo | 14 |
| Regal | 28 |
| Regardo | 8 |
| Regwa | 14B |
| Reids | 14A |
| Reigate | 9 |
| Reighton Wyke | 21 |
| Relonzo | 5 |
| Remexo | 16 |
| Remillo | 17 |
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42 43 Page Page Page 37 M/S Groups-contd Page 37 Mary White 46 Ocean Gain Page 6 23 M.A.S.B. 1, 4 & 5 30 Ocean Guide Polly Johnston Page Lord Gainford 13 9 49 23 Popinjay 11 Rime 19 Lord Grey 2 M.A.S.B. 6 & 7 29 50-51 9 Ocean Lifebuoy 5 Powis Castle 22 Rinovia 23 Masona 23 52-53 11 Ocean Lux 16 Ocean Retriever Preston North End 27 Rion Lord Hailsham 8 15 26 Lord Hood Master John 28 54 2 36 Prince Leo River Annam 22 32 10 7 23 Ocean Scout 36A 36B Lord Hotham Mayflower Ocean Spray Princess Elizabeth River Clyde 55 13 Lord Howard 10 May II 10 24 23 10 Princess Mary River Spey 5 60 Lord Howe Medway Queen 18 20 Ocean Sunlight M/S Training Flotilla 9 15 Princessa River Ytham 36A 15 Lord Inchcape 16 20 Ocean Swell 8 27 Riviere Principal 36B Melora 27 Muria Ocean Toiler 27 Lord Irwin 36 Robert Hastie 11 Mentor 3 14 Myris Proserpine 5 Ocean Treasure 28 Robert Stroud 36 26 Lord Keith 25 Merbreeze 19 12 Lord Lloyd Myrtle Prospect Ahead Ocean View 29 Robin Hood Mercury 2 28 13 14 12A Providence Ocean Vim 6 Robina 7 Lord Melchet 19 Mewslade 5 Ptarmigan 16 Ode 9 Rochebonne 2 Lord Middleton 12 Puffin 36B M. H. Stephens N. 5 31 Rodino Lord Northcliffe Ohm 16 Michael Griffiths 26 Nab Wyke Punnet 19 18 Lord Nuffield 10 Okino Rogate 9 27 25 Midas 37 Nairnside Pyramus 30 Lord Plender 21 Oku Roger Beck 3 3 24 11 Migrante Lord Rodney Nancy Hague Pyrope 12A Milford Duchess 37 Olivae Romany Rose 23 8 14 2 Naneta Rona 18 Lord Snowden 20 Olive Tree Milford Duke 8 28 Ronso Lord St. Vincent 11 Nautilus 16 2 Milford Earl 26 11 Olvina 9 Rooke 20 Lord Stamp 11 Navicula Milford King 8 Olympia 35 2 Q. Rosa 22 Lord Stanhope 12A Negro 16 Ombra 17 Lord Stonehaven 2 Milford Prince Milford Princess Neil Mackay 3 Queen Empress Rose 36 15 One Accord 13 28 Queen of Kent Rosebud 8 Lord Wakefield 3 Neil Smith Onetos 21 13 Roseden 20 Milford Queen 15 9 Queen of Thanet 28 30 Netsukis Oracle 21 Lorinda Lormont 11 Minna 10 3 Queen of the South I Rose Emma 12 12 New Comet 13 23 Oriole 13 Queen of the South II Rose Haugh 24 12 Lorna Doone Mine Recovery Flotillas- Newhaven N.B. 5 Orlando 18 Queen Worth Rose Hilda 15 14 8 Lowther Newland 28 36A Orvicto 35A Quest Rose Valley 30 1 11 6 Loyal Friend New Pride of Essex Osako 14 Rosel 24 Lucifer 3 2 22 11 Quiet Waters 28 New Prince of Wales I Osta 11 Rose Marie 3 Luda Lady 35 Minicoy 4 12 Our Bairns 11 Ross 10 Luda Lord 21 Minona 6 Newspray 12 28 Niger Our Kate 12 Ross Ard 27 Lunar Bow Mirabelle 3 16 Overfall 14 Rotha 15 30 Mirage Night Hawk 28 R. Lune 6 Oystermouth Castle 17 Rowan 24 Mireille 11 Night Raider 37 Racer 7 Lydd 10 Rowan Tree 29 28 Nimrod 19 Rachael Flett 26 Lydd II 30 Mist Roxano 36B Lydia Long 27 Mistletoe 22 Nirvana 2 P. Radiant 36B Royal Eagle 12A 32 9 Nobles 4 Pangbourne 10 Radnor Castle 2 Lydiard M.L. 100 Royallieu 14 Lynx 10 Moed-en-Werk 36 Nodzu 23 Paragon 24 Rambler Rose 30 Royalo 14 Paramount 3 Raymont 35 Mollusc 16 Nogi 15 Ruby 5 Noontide 28 Pathway 11 Reaper 7 Monarch Rugby 17 9 M. Norbreeze Patti 17 Reboundo 23 Runswick Bay 5 Monarda 12A 27 M.1 Paul Rykens 28 Rebuff 29 8 11 Nordland 37 Ryde 10 Mona's Isle M.2 29 Paxton 10 Norina Receptive 36 Monimia 16 37 16 S. M.3 Paynter 7 Recono 8 Moonstone 32 Norlan 29 36 Red Gauntlet 3 Sabra 35 M.A. West 11 Moorgate 12 Norna 36A Peacemaker 5 Red Sky 16 Sabreur 35 Madden 15 5 Norman Wilson 20 Pearl Madeline Moray Pecheur 27 Reed 15 Sailor King 22 13 Magnolia Morgan Jones 17 Norse 12A 29 Refraction 8 St. Abbs 9 8 29 Peggy Nutten St. Achilleus 13 Maid Marion Mount Ard 29 Northcoates Pelagos 5 Refundo 8 2 Majesta Mount Keen Northern Chief 30 24 Pellag II 9 Regal 2S St. Adrian 5 12 Northern Dawn 25 15 Regardo 13 St. Apollo 31 Majesty 22 Pelton M/S Flotillas Northern Duke 30 Ma Joie II Pembroke 12 Regwa 15 St. Cathan 25 12 Northern Foam 30 Malacolite 30 Reids 36 St. Celestin 29 35 1 29 Pentland Firth 9 St. Cyrus 17 Mallard Northern Gem 25 Perilia 16 Reigate 31 4 16 Northern Gift 30 Mangrove Peter Carey 21 Reighton Wyke 21 St. Dominica 5 24 5 10 Manor 30 28 Relonzo 11 St. Donats 16 2 6 Northern Isles Peter Hendriks 16 St. Elstan 25 Manora 10 Northern Pride 25 4 7 Peter Nell 29 Remexo 21 Remillo 35A St. Fagan 9 Man-o'-War 30 30 25 8 Northern Princess Phase 14 St. Katherine 12 Manx Prince 23 Northern Reward 30 34 Renascent 35 10 Philante 20 St. Kenan 25 Marano 10 30 35A Rennet 11 Northern Sky Philippe 23 St. Loman 25 Marauder 35 19 25 36 Renzo Marcia 3 12 Northern Spray Phyllis Rose 9 St. Magnus 26 13 Northern Sun 30 37 Resolve Phyllisia 23 St. Melante 12A Marconi 23 25 14 M/S Groups- Phineas Beard 26 Resolvo Northern Wave 14 St. Mellons 30 Mare 20 32 Resparko 14 Northlyn Pict 21 St. Modwen 9 Maretta 1 24 North Ness 17 24 Restrivo Picton Castle 7 St. Nectan 36A Margaret Hyde 11 2,3 14 31 Retako 15 12A Northward Ho Pintail 8 St. Olaves 9 Margaret Rose 4-6 9 29 Returno Marina Northwind Plantagenet 35 St. Olive 5 37 10-12 13 19 11 Revello 10 St. Sunniva 26 Marinus 9 16-20 15 Norwich City Playmates 19 21 Reverberation 18 St. Tudno 12A Marion 12 22-26 16 Notts County Plinlimon 12A Rezala 4 24 23 3 St. Wistan 17 Mariout 28,29 Nyula Plumer 8 Rhodora 5 St. Zeno 31 Marmion 35 30-32 23 Poinavon 36 Richard Croft Salamander 16 14 Marsoma 13 34 21 O. Pointer 24 Rig 23 Salpa 2 Martinet 27 37-38 22 Oak 26 Pointz Castle 35 Righto 36B Saltash 10 Mary A. Purdy 20 40-41 26 Oaklea 28 Polar V 35 Rigoletto Mary Sturgeon 29 43 26 Ocean Breeze 11 Polar VI 28 44-45 27 Ocean Brine 22 29 Ocean Eddy 37
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| Ship. | Fitting Out at. |
| [25] Eileen Emma | Whitstable. |
| [25] Forecast | Dover. |
| [25] Gervais Rentoul | |
| [25] Girl Gladys- | Whitstable. |
| [25] Golden Gift | |
| [25] Torbay II D | |
| [25] Lord Howard - | Dover. |
| [25] Lord Howe | |
| [25] Midas | |
| [25] Netsukis | |
| [25] Reverberation | |
| [25] Shipmates D | |
| [25] The Boys - | Dover. |
| [25] Golden Sunbeam | |
| [25] Ut. Prosim | Grimsby. Completed. |
| [25] Yorkshire Lass | |
| [25] Young Mon | Dover. |
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| [33] Mount Ard - |
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| [1] | Coventry City A (S.O.) | Aberdeen. Refit. Date un- certain. |
| [1] | Cape Portland A D | Scapa. |
| [1] | Cape Warwick AD | Lerwick. |
| [1] | Le Tiger A D | Left Sullom Voe 1 June. |
| [1] Juniper X/A D (S.O.) | Harstad. | |
| [1] Whitethorn X/A D | ||
| [1] Wistaria X/A D - | Left Sullom Voe 1 June. | |
| [1] Elm A D/G - | Scapa. | |
| [1] Hazel A D/G - | Left Oban 30 May. | |
| [1] | Northern Spray A (S.O.) | |
| [1] | Northern Dawn A | Norway. |
| [1] | Northern Gem A - | |
| [1] | Northern Pride AD | Harwich. |
| [1] | Northern Wave A | Norway. |
| [1] Daneman A D (S.O.) | Hull. Repairs. Completes 8 June. | |
| [1] Lady Elsa AD | Aberdeen. | |
| [1] Man-o'-War A D - | Norway. | |
| [1] Wellard A D - | Hull. Repairs. Completes 8 June. | |
| [1] | Scottish A D (S.O.) | Aberdeen. |
| [1] | Alouette A - | Faroes. |
| [1] | Imperialist A D - | Faroes. |
| [1] | Loch Oskaig A - | Sullom Voe. |
| [3] Stella Capella A D (S.O.) | Harwich. | |
| [3] Blackfly A D | Hull. Repairs. Completes 8 June. | |
| [3] Cape Argona A D | Harwich. | |
| [1] Angle A D - - | Aberdeen. | |
| [1] Arab A D I - | Harwich. |
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| [10] Mount Ard - | Norway. |
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| K. | Lavatera | 27 | Lord Snowden | 17 | Marsoma | 26 | Mount Ard | 29 | New World | 12 | |
| 9A | Lavinia L | 12 | Lord St. Vincent | 2 | Martello | 14A | Mount Keen | 10 | Niblick | 14B |
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| Paramount | 3 | |||||
| 24 | Ma Joie II | Mount Ard | 17A | Nogi | ||
| S | Malacolite | 35 31 | Mount Keen | 29 | Noontide Norbreeze | 28 27 |
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| [29] Mount Keen XD- |
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| [33] Cloud D - - | |
| [33] Coldsnap - - | |
| [33] Copius D - - | |
| 33] Cumulus - - | |
| [33] Dorothy - - | Scapa. |
| [33] Fairweather - | |
| [33] Fumerole D - | |
| [33] Guiding Light D - | |
| [10] Halo - - | Rosyth. |
| [23] Harmattan - | Fraserburgh. |
| [33] Horison D - | |
| [33] Indian Summer D | |
| [33] Leeward D - - | Scapa. |
| [33] Lunar Bow D - | |
| [33] Mist D - - | |
| [33] Noontide - - | Portland. |
| [33] Olive Tree D - | Peterhead Refit. Date up certain. |
| [33] Sheen D - lotte | Buckie. |
| [33] Shower - - | |
| [33] Whirlpool - - | Scapa. |
| Motor | Fishing Vessels. |
| [33] Argosy F - | |
| [33] Ave Maria F - | Scapa. |
| [33] Braemar F D | |
| [33] Deo Volante F - | Wick. |
| [33] Escalonia F - | Fraserburgh. |
| [33] Golden Thyme F | Scapa. |
| [33] Grateful F - | Wick. |
| [33] Grouville F - | |
| [33] Harvest Hope F - | |
| [33] Helen West F I | |
| [33] Lily Oak F - | Scapa. |
| [33] Mary Sturgeon F - | |
| [33] Mayflower F - | |
| [33] Night Hawk - | |
| [33] Oaklea F - - | Wick. |
| [33] Quiet Waters F - | |
| [33] Roseden F I I | |
| [33] Seafarer F - | Scapa. |
| [33] Star of Hope F - | |
| [33] Bountiful , | |
| [33] Rebuff - - | Houton Bay. |
| [33] Brine - - | |
| [33] Onaway - - | Lyness. |
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| 29 Mount Keen X | [29] Rose Haugh - I Hartlepool. f.o. Date uncer- tain. |
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| [33] Mount Ard - | Norway. |
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| Lily Oak | 24 | Lurline | 28 | Matoya 9A | Mount Ard | 29 | Nautilus | 14A | Ocean Fisher | 23 |
| Lily of the Valley Lincoln | 28 | Lune | 14A | Maud Alaric 22 | Mount Keen | 10 | Navicula | 9 | Ocean Gain Ocean Guide | 23 |
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| Loch Laggan | Mangrove | 2 | Mount Ard | 23 | Noontide | 28 | Our Kate | 12 | |||
| Loch Leven | 16 | Manor | Mount Keen | 29 | Norbreeze | 27 | Overfall | 14A | |||
| Loch Tulla | 28 | Mare | 14 | 6 | 16 10 | Norse | 12A | Paramount | 3 | Raymont | 35 |
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| [25] Mount Keen X D |
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| [1] | Coventry City A (S.O.) | Scapa. |
| [1] | Cape Portland A D | |
| [1] | Cape Warwick AD | Lerwick. |
| [1] | Le Tiger AD | Scapa. |
| [1] Juniper X/A D (S.O.) | Norway. | |
| [1] Whitethorn X/A D | Aberdeen. Repairs. Completes 22 June. | |
| [1] Wistaria X/A D - | Scapa. | |
| [1] Elm A D/G | ||
| [1] Hazel A D/G - | Aberdeen. Boiler cleaning. Completes 22 June. | |
| [1] | Northern Spray A (S.O.) | Aberdeen. Repairs. Completes 30 June. |
| [1] | Northern Dawn A | Aberdeen. Repairs. Completes 30 June. |
| [1] | Northern Gem A | Aberdeen. |
| [1] | Northern Pride AD | Harwich. |
| [1] | Northern Wave A | Aberdeen. Repairs. Completes 1 July. |
| [1]* Daneman AD (S.O.) | Portsmouth. | |
| [1] Lady Elsa A D | Aberdeen. Repairs. Date un- certain. | |
| [1] Man-o'-War A D | Aberdeen. | |
| [1]* Wellard A D | Portsmouth. | |
| Stella Pegasi A D | Iceland. | |
| [8] (S.O.) | Paid off. Repairs. | |
| [8] Greenfly A (1) | Tilbury. Completes 6 July approxi- mately. | |
| [8] Lord Lloyd A | Iceland. | |
| Lord Plender A | Harwich. |
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| Drifters. | |
| [33] Cloud D - - | |
| [33] Coldsnap - - | |
| [33] Copius D - - | |
| [33] Dewey Eve X/M - | |
| Dorothy - - | |
| [33] Ephretah - - | Scapa. |
| [33] Fairweather - | |
| [33] Fumerole D - | |
| [33] Gorse - - | |
| [33] Guiding Light D - | |
| [10] Halo - | Rosyth. |
| [23] Harmattan - - | Fraserburgh. |
| [33] Horison D - | |
| [33] Indian Summer D | |
| [33] Leeward D - | Scapa. |
| [33] Lunar Bow D - | |
| [33] Mist - - | |
| [33] Noontide - - | Portland. |
| [33] Olive Tree D - | |
| [33] Seabreeze - - | Scapa. |
| [33] Sheen D - - | Buckie. |
| [33] Shower - - | |
| [33] Whirlpool - - | Scapa. |
| Motor | Fishing Vessels. |
| [33] Argosy F - - | |
| [33] Ave Maria F - | Scapa. |
| [33] Braemar F - | |
| [33] Deo Volante F - | Aberdeen. |
| [33] Escalonia F - | Fraserburgh. |
| [33] Golden Thyme F - | |
| [33] Grateful F - | |
| [33] Grouville F - | |
| [33] Harvest Hope F - | |
| [33] Helen West F - | |
| [33] Lily Oak F - | |
| [33] Mary Sturgeon F - | |
| [33] Mayflower F - | Scapa. |
| [33] Night Hawk - | |
| [33] Oaklea F - - | |
| [33] Quiet Waters F - | |
| [33] Roseden F = | |
| [33] Seafarer F - | |
| [33] Star of Hope F - | |
| [33] Tea Rose F - | |
| FLEET 1st | Minesweeping Flotilla. |
| [5] D Bramble X/LLE/S (S.O.) | Scapa. |
| [5] D Britomart X/L L | Rosyth. |
| C Hazard X T/W | Scapa. |
| [5] [5] P Hebe X T/W - | Harwich. |
| - [5] D Seagull D- | Scapa. |
| [5] C Sharpshooter D- | Sheerness. |
| [5] P Speedy X/L L D | Aberdeen. Boiler cleaning. Date uncertain. |
| Danlaying | Yachts |
| [5] Seaflower - - | Aberdeen. Repairs. Com- pletes 5 July. |
| M/S | Trawlers. |
| Group 44. | |
| [50] Cape Nyemetski X/D | Scapa. |
| [50] Adml. Sir John Lawford x/s D | Kirkwall. |
| Group 45. | |
| [50] Sicyon XD - | Scapa. |
| [50] Daniel Clowden x/s | Kirkwall. |
| M/S Trawlers | (Ungrouped). |
| [50] Conway Castle XD | |
| Northcoates X D | |
| [50] Ebor Wyke X/L L | D Scapa. |
| [50] Varanga X/L LD - | |
| Barrage | Balloon Trawlers. |
| [50] Gloria (S.O.) - | |
| [50] Barnesness - | |
| [50] Christania T. | |
| Purdy. [50] Eccleshill - - | |
| [50] Edith M. Purdy - | |
| [50] Loon - - | Scapa. |
| [50] Mary A. Purdy - | |
| [50] Peggy Nutten - | |
| [50] Sarah A. Purdy | - |
| [50] William Purdy | - |
| [33] Fernmoor | Lyness. |
| [33] Devon City D - | Scapa. |
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| [33] Mount Ard F |
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42 43 Page Page Page Lord Wakefield 3 Merbreeze Page 21 Groups-continued Northward Ho Page 16 Mercury M/S 27 Northwind 14A 27 Lorinda Mewslade 3 Phase Page Laurel 11 43 29 Lormont 10 44-45 Norwich City 9 Lavatera Philante 30 12 13 M. H. Stephens 14A 15 46 Notts County 19 Lavinia L 23 Lorna Doone Philippe 34 4 Michael Griffiths 9 Nyula 19 Laws 30 Lorraine 17 14B Louis Botha 17 Midas 49 10 23 Learig 16 5 Phineas Phrontes Beard 17 50-51 24 Migrante 2 Leda 4 Lovania 10 Phyllis Rose 5 28 Lowther 14A Milford Duchess 52-53 Leeds United 23 3 Phyllisia 12 Leeward 28 Milford Duke 54 26 Loyal Friend 8 8 0. Pict 37 Leicester City 3 Milford Earl 55 13 Oak Picton Castle 32 S Lucifer 20 Luda Lady 16 Milford King 56 19 Oaklea 26 Pintail 24 Lephreto 8 24 Luda Lord 2 Milford Prince 57 8 13 Ocean Breeze 28 Plantagenet 31 Leprechaun 25 Le Tiger Lunar Bow 28 Milford Princess 58 12A 20 Ocean Brine 11 Playmates 29 8 Letna 32 Lune 30 Milford Queen 60 10 Ocean Eddy 22 Plinlimon 11 15 M/S 61 Training Flotilla 37 Plumer 21 Leyland Lydd 16 35 Millwater 15 20 Ocean Gain 23 Libra 30 Minna 36A 9 Poinavon 12A 36A Lydd II Ocean Guide Murama 23 35 Lydia Long 30 14 Ocean Lifebuoy Pointer 8 Libra (Dutch) 27 5 36 Libyan 32 Mine Recovery Flotillas- Muria 4 Ocean Lux Pointz Castle 14A Lydiard Murmansk 35A 24 Polar V Lichen Lynx 10 12 Ocean Retriever 35 17 1 12 Polar VI Liddoch 12 2 11 Myris Ocean Scout 35 20 Lyric 36A Poolzee Liffey Minicoy Ocean Spray 36A 24 22 N. 23 Popinjay Lilac M. Minona 35 Ocean Sunlight 22 Lily Oak 28 4 Nab Wyke 9 Powis Castle Lincoln City 26 M.1 9 Mirabelle 6 14 Ocean Swell 27 Nairnside 27 Preston North End 26 19 M.2 29 Mirage 17 7 Ocean Toiler 12 Prince Leo Lincolnshire Namur 36B M.3 9 6 37 Ocean Treasure 24 Mireille Nancy Hague 12 Princess Beatrix 36A Lizzie Birrel M.A.C. 1 & 2 36 11 8 Ocean View Llanthony 8 Mist 19 Princess Elizabeth Naneta 10 Loch Aline 18 M.A.C. 6 & 7 36 28 12 Ocean Vim 5 Mistletoe Natal II Princess Mary 15 M.A.C. 5 14 22 8 Ode 12 Princessa 8 Loch Alsh 16 Mitres Navicula 16 Ogano 3 Principal 27 Loch Buie 15 M.A. West 11 M.L. 100 14A Negro Loch Eribol 16 Madden 15 14 28 Ohm 26 Proserpine 28 M.L. 101, 102 Neil Mackay Madeline 13 9 9 Okino 37 Prospect Ahead 29 Loch Hope 23 M.L. 107 Neil Smith 26 10 Oku 24 Providence 6 Lochinvar 20 Magnolia 8,19 Moed-en-Werk Netsukis 36 23 Olivae 14 Provider 26 Loch Inver 14 Mahela 14A Mollusc New Comet 16 Newhaven N.B. 5 Olive 24 Ptarmigan 9 Loch Laggan 12 Maid Marion 2 Monarch 9 36A Olive Tree 28 Puffin 31 Loch Leven 16 Majesta 12 Monarda Newland 11 Olvina 9 Punnet 18 14A Loch Long 37 Majesty 21 Mona's Isle New Pride of Essex 11 New Prince of Wales I Olympia 35 12 Pyramus 30 Loch Melfort 32 Ma Joie II 12 Monimia Ombra 16 12 Pyrope 12A 16 Loch Moidart 17 Malacolite 35 Montano Newspray 4 14B One Accord 3 Loch Monteith 9 Mallard 31 Niblick Moonstone 32 16 Onetos 14 Loch Oskaig 25 Mangrove 24 Moorgate Niger 12 4 Night Hawk (Trawler) 4 Onward 9 Q. Loch Park Manor 2 3 Moravia 14 28 Oracle 13 Loch Rannock 5 Manora 4 Night Hawk 13 Queen Empress Moray 14B 37 Oriole Loch Tulla 28 Man-o'-War 18 Queen of Kent 21 25 Night Raider Morgan Jones 23 19 Orlando Lois Nimrod Queen of Thanet 21 10 Manx Prince 17 35 Mount Ard 29 Lombard 2 Orvicto 4 Nirvana Queen of the South I 12 Marano 14A 35 Mount Keen 24 Nobles 4 Osako London Pride 8 Queen of the South II 12 13 Marauder 9 3 29 Marcia Moyle 8 Loon Nodzu 23 Osta 4 Queen Worth 6 23 Oswaldian Lord Ashfield Nogi 15 17A Quest 28 26 Marconi Lord Austin 14A M/S Flotillas- Noontide 28 Othello 8 Quiet Waters 19 Mare Lord Barham 14 27 Our Bairns 1 29 Norbreeze 12 14A Maretta Lord Beaconsfield 10 4 16 Nordhav I 14B Our Kate 14A 26 Lord Collingwood Margaret Hyde 15 5 16 Nordland 37 Overfall 14A R. 11 Margaret Rose 37 13 Norina 37 Oystermouth Castle 7 Lord Essenden 19 Lord Gainford Maria Joao 6 9 29 Racer 26 7 21 Norlan 37 Marie Rachael Flett Lord Grey 18 8 23 Norland 19 36c 11 Lord Hailsham Marina 36A P. Radiant 2 9 10 Norna 2 Marinus 10 16 Radnor Castle 4 Lord Hood 12 10 Norman Wilson 20 Lord Hotham 14A Marion 11 4 13 Norse 12A Pangbourne 24, 36A Raetia 30 Lord Howard 32 Mariout 12 Rambler Rose 35 Northcoates 29 Paragon 3 35 Lord Howe 10 Marmion Northern Chief 30 Paramount Raymont 7 11 13 Lord Inchcape 10 Marsoma Pathway Reaper 15 M/S Groups- 25 17 27 Northern Dawn 2 Martello 14A 30 Patti 28 Reboundo 29 Lord Irwin 24 1 Northern Duke Martinet Paul Rykens Rebuff 12 Lord Keith 14 12A 7 20 2,3 30 Receptive 36c Lord Lloyd 13 Northern Foam 11 Mary A. Purdy Paynter 12 29 4-6 Northern Gem 25 25 14A 5 Recoil 16 Lord Melchet Mary Sturgeon 28 Northern Gift 30 Peacemaker Lord Middleton 13 Mary White 7 15 37 Northern Isles 30 Pearl Recono Red Gauntlet 13 27 17 Lord Northcliffe 19 M.A.S.B. 1, 4 & 5 10-12 15 Pecheur 29 Lord Nuffield 9 14 Northern Light 26 16 14A Red Sky 14A 36B M.A.S.B. 6-10 Peggy Nutten 8 Northern Pride 25 15 Reed Lord Plender 19 1st M.A.S.B. Flotilla 14 16-20 24 15 Northern Princess 30 Pelagos 12 Refraction 14 Lord Rodney 25 9 22-26 2nd Masona M.A.S.B. Flotilla 14 28-29 Northern Reward 30 Pelton Refundo 28 30 Lord Selborne 11 12A 17 Master John 29 30 Northern Sky 30 Pembroke Pentland Firth 17 Regal S Lord Snowden 16 25 12A Regardo 14B Lord St. Vincent 2 Mayflower 23 31 Northern Spray Perilia 14A 21 Lord Stamp 11 28 Northern Sun 30 Peter Carey 28 Regwa May II 32 22 Lord Stanhope 2 7 34 Northern Wave 25 29 Reids Medway Queen 26 Melora 16 Northlyn 29 Peter Hendriks Lord Stonehaven 2 10 37-38 North Ness 23 Peter Nell 2 Mentor 18 40 24 27 41
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| Lady Christobel | 9A | Loch Hope | 24 | Medway Queen | 14A 9 | Mount Ard | 29 | Navicula | 9 | ||
| Lady Constance | 9A | Lochinvar | 20 | M. | Melisande | 18 | Mount Keen | 10 | Nayland | 11 |
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| Elena | 3 |
| Lady Elsa | 25 |
| Lady Enid | 9A |
| Lady Estelle | 4 |
| Hogarth Lady | 17 |
| Lady Lilian | 16 |
| Madeline Lady | 13 |
| Lady Lady Philomena | 10 |
| Rosemary | 3 |
| Lady Shahrazad | 19 |
| Lady Shirley | 14 |
| Lady Stanley | 17 |
| Lady | 17 |
| Laeso Belle | 23 |
| Laguna | 8 |
| Lahloo | 12A |
| Larch | 9 |
| Lassie Laroc Main | 36A |
| Lass o'Doune | 3 |
| Laurel | 16 |
| Lavatera | 27 |
| Lavinia L | 12 |
| Laws | 23 |
| Lazy Days | 12 |
| Learig | 30 |
| Leda | 16 |
| Leeds United | 4 |
| Leeward | 28 |
| Leicester City | 26 |
| Lephreto | 9A |
| Leprechaun | 9 |
| Le Tiger | 25 |
| Letna | 8 |
| Leyland | 32 |
| Libra | 35 |
| Libra (Dutch) | 36A |
| Libyan | 35 |
| Lichen | 14A |
| Liddoch | 17 |
| Liffey | 20 |
| Lilac | 24 |
| Lily Oak | 28 |
| Lincoln City | 26 |
| Lincolnshire | 19 |
| Lizzie Birrel | 24 |
| Llanthony | 9 |
| Loch Aline | 18 |
| Loch Alsh | 16 |
| Loch Buie | 15 |
| Loch Eribol | 16 |
| Loch Hope | 23 |
| Lochinvar | 20 |
| Loch Inver | 14 |
| Loch Laggan | 12 |
| Loch Leven | 16 |
| Loch Long | 37 |
| Loch Melfort | 32 |
| Loch Moidart | 17 |
| Loch Monteith | 9A |
| Loch Oskaig | 25 |
| Loch Park | 4 |
| Loch Rannock | 5 |
| Loch Tulla | 28 |
| Lois | 10 |
| Lombard | 4 |
| London Pride | 13 |
| Loon | 29 |
| Lord Ashfield | 26 |
| Lord Austin | 19 |
| Lord Barham Lord | 14A |
| Beaconsfield Lord | 26 |
| Collingwood Lord | 11 |
| Essenden Lord | 19 |
| Gainford Lord | 37 |
| Grey | 11 |
| Lord Hailsham | 2 |
| Page | |
| Jester | |
| Jewel | 19 |
| Jocelyn | 7 |
| Johanne | 21 |
| Johanne Margrethe | 17 |
| John Alfred | 17 |
| John and Norah | 14A 14A |
| John Cattling | 10 |
| John Fitzgerald | 37 |
| John Stephen | 36 |
| Jong | 12 |
| J.T. Hendry | 12 |
| Joseph Button | 13 |
| Jubilee | 22 |
| June Rose | 23 |
| Justifier | 15 |
| Jutland | 9 |
| K. | |
| Kalan | 9A |
| Karen Marie | 17 |
| Kastoria | 7 |
| Kathleen | 3 |
| Kellet | 16 |
| Kelpy | 12 |
| Kelt | 32 |
| Kennet | 20 |
| Kennet (Tender) | 12 |
| Kennymore | 12A |
| Keverne | 12 |
| Kiddaw | 12 |
| Kiloran | 3 |
| Kindred Star | 35A |
| King Emperor | 14A |
| Kingscourt | 8 |
| Kings Grey | 14 |
| King Sol | 9A |
| Kingston Agate | 8 |
| Kingston Alalite | 10 |
| Kingston Amber | 8 |
| Kingston Andalusite | 10 |
| Kingston Beryl | 30 |
| Kingston Cairngorm | 8 |
| Kingston Ceylonite | 8 |
| Kingston Chrysoberyl | 8 |
| Kingston Chrysolite | 32 |
| Kingston Coral | 33 |
| Kingston Crystal | 33 |
| Kingston Cyanite | 33 |
| Kingston Galena | 10 |
| Kingston Jacinth | 30 |
| Kingston Olivine | 10 |
| Kingston Onyx | 30 |
| Kingston Peridot | 30 |
| Kingston Sapphire | 30 |
| Kingston Topaz | 30 |
| Kingston Turquoise | 30 |
| Kirkella | 3 |
| Kismet | 6 |
| Kopanes | 23 |
| Kredemnon | 9A |
| Kunishi | 23 |
| Kurd | 16 |
| Kuroki | 2 |
| Kylemore | 9 |
| L. | |
| Lacenia | 35 |
| Lacerta | 4 |
| Lady Beryl | 21 |
| Lady Blanche | 5 |
| Lady Brassey | 11 |
| Page | |
| Heather Sprig | 27 |
| Hebe | 29 |
| Hekla | 14 |
| Helen | 5 |
| Helen West | 28 |
| Helier II | 36c |
| Heliopolis | 34 |
| Helvellyn | 8 |
| Helvetia | 14B |
| Hendon | 20 |
| Henriette | 23 |
| Hercules | 36A |
| Herdis | 17 |
| Hero | 36 |
| Heron | 17 |
| Hertfordshire | 9A |
| Hickory | 24 |
| Hildegarde | 36B |
| Hildena | 16 |
| Hinba | 14B |
| Hiniesta | 3 |
| Holdfast | 11 |
| Holland | 8 |
| Holly | 8 |
| Hollydale | 22 |
| Hondsrug | 9 |
| Hopeful | 18 |
| Horizon | 28 |
| Hornbeam | 5 |
| Hosanna | 11 |
| Hoverfly | 21 |
| Huddersfield Town | 4 |
| Hugh Walpole | 30 |
| Hussar | 13 |
| I. | |
| Idyll | 12 |
| Ijiun | 8 |
| Imelda | 29 |
| Imperia | 17A |
| Imperialist | 25 |
| Inchgower | 36 |
| Indian Star | 26 |
| Indian Summer | 28 |
| Industry | 27 |
| Interloper | 9A |
| Internos | 14A |
| Invercairn | 28 |
| Inverforth | 2 |
| Inverugie | 12 |
| Irvana | 15 |
| Isle of May | 18 |
| Istria | 28 |
| J. | |
| Jacketa | 11 |
| Jacinta | 14 |
| Jack Eve | 14A |
| Jacqueline Clasine | 36A |
| Jade | 32 |
| James Barrie | 37 |
| James Lay | 15 |
| Jano | 11 |
| Jason | 31 |
| Jasper | 13 |
| Jeanie Deans | 8 |
| Jeannie Howie | 27 |
| Jeannie Leask | 8 |
| Jeannie Mackay | 22 |
| Jeannie McIntosh | 14A |
| Jennet | 18 |
| Jennifer | 17 |
| Jenny Irvin | 17 |
| Jessie Tait | 27 |
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| [50] Concordia S | Peterhead. |
| [50] Green Pastures S | Peterhead. |
| [34] Prospect Ahead S | Kirkwall. |
| [50] Scourge S | Peterhead. |
| [50] Tritonia X/M | Scapa. |
| [34] Violet Flowers | Kirkwall. |
| [5] D Bramble X/LLE/S (S.O.) | Scapa. |
| [5] D Britomart X/LL D | Scapa. |
| [5] C Hazard X T/W | Scapa. |
| 5 P Hebe X T/W - | Harwich (attached 6th M/S F.). |
| [5] D Seagull D- - | Scapa. |
| [5] C Sharpshooter D- | Leith. |
| [5] P Speedy X/LL D | Aberdeen. |
| (Trawlers.) | |
| [34] D Aquamarine | |
| [34] D Kingston Beryl D | |
| [34] D Kingston Jacinth D | |
| [34] D Kingston Onyx | |
| [34] P Kingston Peridot | |
| D [34] P Kingston Sapphire D [34] P Kingston Topaz | |
| D [34] P Kingston Turquoise D | Under V.A.C. Northern Patrol, |
| [34] D Northern Chief D | See Pink List. |
| [34] D Northern Duke- | |
| [34] D Northern Foam D | |
| [34] D Northern Gift D | |
| [34] D Northern Isles A D | |
| [34] P Northern Princess A [34] P Northern Reward | |
| [34] P Northern Sky D | |
| [34] P Northern Sun A D | |
| Port | Duties. |
| [8] Minna Lydd II D - | Kirkwall. |
| Rescue | Tug. |
| St. Mellons D | Falmouth. Refit. Completes 10 July. |
| LERWICK. | |
| Base Ship-Fox. | |
| Examination | Service. |
| Fear Not Heather Belle | Lerwick. |
| SULLOM VOE. | |
| Harbour | Defence Patrol Craft. |
| [34] Pentland Firth A D (S.O.) | (Trawlers). Kirkwall. |
| [34] Arctic Explorer A D | Aberdeen. |
| [34] Hugh Walpole A D | Left Scapa 21 June. |
| [34] Scalby Wyke A D | Aberdeen. |
| [34] Tekoura A D - | Scapa. |
| [33] Bountiful - | |
| [33] Rebuff - - | Houton Bay. |
| [33] Brine - - | |
| [33] Onaway - - | Lyness. |
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43 Page Page Page O. M/S Groups-contd. 44 Mine Recovery Flotillas- 57 19 Oak 26 1 11 58 13 Oaklea 28 Pict Page 2 22 59 21 Ocean Breeze 11 Picton Castle 32 Reilvo Page 4 20 Ocean Brine Minicoy 60 22 Pintail 24 Reparko 12A St. Katherin 21 10 Ocean Eddy Minna 61 37 Plantagenet 31 Reore 8 St. Kenan 23 Minona 21 Ocean Fisher 62 28 Playmates 29 Rerivo 36B St. Loman Minos 14B M/S Training Flotilla 20 Ocean Gain 23 Plinlimon 11 Rako 5 St. Magnus Mirabelle 17 Muria 14 Ocean Guide 23 Plumer 21 Rello 21 St. Melante 6 Mirage Myris 12 Ocean Lifebuoy 35A Poinavon 12A Rverberation 35 St. Mellons Ocean Lux Pointer 9 Rala 10 St. Modwen Mireille 11 28 Myvera III 9A 35A Mist Ocean Retriever Pointz Castle 36 12 Rodora 18 St. Nectan Mistletoe 22 Ocean Scout 36A Polar V 24 Rhard Croft 3 St. Olaves Mitres 14A Ocean Spray 23 Polar VI 35 Rg 5 St. Olive N. Poolzee 35 14 M.L. 100 14 Nab Wyke 35 Ocean Swell 27 Fghto St. Silio 36A 8 9A Ocean Toiler Popinjay igoletto St. Sunniva M.L. 101, 102 Nairnside 14 12 2 7 Ocean Treasure 12 Powis Castle 22 36B lime St. Tudno M.L. 107 Namur 27 inovia 19 1st Motor Launch Flotilla 2 Nancy Hague 37 Ocean View Preston-North End St. Wistan 19 Prince Leo 26 lion 8 St. Zeno Moed-en-Werk 36 Naneta S Ocean Vim 5 36B 8 8 Princess Beatrix distango Salamander Mollusc Natal II 12 Ode 12 36A 12 9A Princess Elizabeth River Annam Salpa Monarch Navicula 8 Ogano 3 10 22 River Esk Saltash 14A Princess Mary Monarda 16 Ohm 15 27 26 Salvini Negro Princessa River Clyde Mona's Isle 11 Neil Mackay 28 9 13 Okino 37 Principal River Garry Salvo (Tug) Neil Smith Oku 27 27 Salvo Monimia 16 9A 10 Proserpine River Spey 28 14B Salvonia Montano 4 Memo 14A Olivae 14 Prospect Ahead Riviere 29 36B Sandown Moonrise 35 Netsukis 10 Olive 24 Providence R. Levin 11 17 Moonstone 32 New Comet 23 Olive Tree 28 Provider Robert Hastie Sandringham 17 17 12 Robert Stroud Sangarius Moorgate Newhaven N.B. 21 Olvina 9A Ptarmigan 26 9A Sanson Moravia 14 11 Puffin Robin Hood Olympia 35 28 Saon New Pride of Essex 31 Morama Punnet Robina 9A New Prince of Wales I 16 7 12 Ombra 18 Rochebonne Sapphire Moray 14B 12 Onaway Pyramus 19 Newspray 29 30 Sappho Rodino Morgan Jones 23 One Accord 3 Pyrope 11 New World 12A Sarah Hyde 12 Rogate 9 Mount Ard 29 Sarah A. Pure Niblick 14B Onetos 11 Roger Beck 3 Sarba Mount Keen 10 16 Onward 9A Q. Niger Rolls Royce 35 Moyle Night Hawk (Trawler) 4 Oracle 3 Queen Empress Sargasso 8 1: Romany Rose 23 Queen of Kent Sargon 7 13 2 Oriole Rona 18 Sarna M/S Flotillas Night Hawk Queen of Thanet 18 2 Ronso Night Raider 37 Orlando 16 Saronta 1 29 Queen of the Fleet 1l Rooke 4 16 Nimrod 35 20 19 Orpheus Queen of the South I Sarpedon 12 Rosa 17 21 Sasebo Nirvana 2 Orvicto 16 Queen of the South II 12 5 Rosebud 8 Sata Nobles 4 Osako 14A 6 13 Queen Worth 9 Roseden 28 Saturn 7 21 Nodzu 23 Osta 9A Quest 6 Rose Emma 12 Saucy Nogi 15 Oswaldian 4 Quiet Waters 28 23 Rose Haugh 24 8 Sawfly Othello 17A Rose Hilda Scalby Wyke 10 10 Noontide 28 15 11 8 Norbreeze 27 Our Bairns 8 Rose Valley 30 Scarron Nordhav 36A Our Kate 12 R. Rosel 24 Scawfell 12 13 Nordhav I Overfall 14A Racer 7 Rose Marie 3 14 Sceptre 14A Rachael Flett 26 Ross 16 Schelde M/S Groups- Nordland 37 Oystermouth Castle Radiant 36c Ross Ard 27 Schievan 1 24 Norina 27 Radnor Castle 2 Rotha 14B Scomber 2,3 12A Norlan 29 P. Raetia 4 Rotherslade 23 Scotch Thistl 4-6 13 Norland 19 Pangbourne 16 Rambler Rose 30 Rowan 24 Scotia II 7 14A Norna 21 Paragon 24, 36A Raymont 35 Rowan Tree 14A Scott 10-12 15 Norman Wilson 20 Paramount 3 Reaper 7 Roxano 36B Scottish 13 15 Norse 12A Pathway 11 Reboundo S Royal Charter 17 Scourge 14 15 Northcoates 29 Patti 17 Rebuff 29 Royal Eagle 12A Scythe 16-20 16 Northern Chief 30 Paul Rykens 28 Receptive 12 Royallieu 35 Seabreeze 22 10 Northern Dawn 25 Paynter 7 Recoil 36c Royalo S Seafarer 23, 24 Northern Duke Peacemaker 12 Recono 16 Ruby 5 Seaflower 24 30 5 Red Gauntlet 13 Rugby 14A Seagull 25 10 Northern Foam 30 Pearl 26 24 Northern Gem 25 Pecheur 27 Red Sky 17 Runswick Bay 5 Sea Holly 8 Northern Gift 30 Peggy Nutten 29 Reed 14A Ryde 10 Sea King 28-29 30 12A Northern Isles Refraction 8 Sea Lord 30 Peken 35 Refundo 14 S. Sea Mist 31 15 Northern Light 26 Pelagos 14A 28 Sabra 35, Sea Monarch 32-33 21 Northern Pride 16,25 Pelton 15 Regal 8 Sabreur 35 Seaman 34 22 Northern Princess 30 Pembroke 12 Regardo 14B Sailor King 22 Secuta 37-38 26 Northern Reward 30 Pentland Firth 30 Regwa St. Adrian 5 Seddon 14A 40 16 Northern Sky 30 Perilia 17 Reids 9 St. Apollo 36c Sedulous 41 24 Northern Spray 12A Reigate 25 St. Cathan 9A Selkirk Peter Carey Reighton Wyke 21 29 Semita 43 27 Northern Sun 30 Peter Hendriks 28 5 St. Celestin Relonzo 36 Semnos 44-45 29 Northern Wave 25 Peter Nell 29 16 St. Claire 46 15 Northlyn 30 Remexo 17 Seriola 29 17 St. Cyrus Phase 49 Remillo 5 Servitor 9A North Ness 34 14A St. Dominica 23 Philante 16 Sethon 50-51 10 14A 14B Renascent Northward Ho 20 St. Donats Philippe 9A Settsu 52 2 Northwind 9 Phineas Beard 24 Rennet 21 St. Elstan 5 Sevra 54 23 Norwich City 5 Renzo 9 St. George 19 55 Phrontes 8 Notts County 12 Resolve 56 19 13 Nyula Phyllis Rose 20 23 Phyllisia
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| DONNA NOOK (Mount Steam Fishing Co. Ltd.) | TL | 1916 | R(T98D) | 307 | AP | 3.6.40 | .8.41 | £86.19. 8 |
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| Lord Strathcona & Mount Royal) | - MB | 1935 | R(T98B) | 7 | AP | 7.40. | 29.11.41 | 24 |
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| & Mount Royal) | = | " | Misc.N. | 8.41 |
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195 210 Hos the was lit in the after Bodler Rous and started to settle dom. sptain Borthon then anchored her and N.T.B. 102, which had Just arrived, time alenguido. I embarked in her with my Staff, and after talling 2 ages to stand by KETTN I vent into Dunicisis to 800 General Alexander. Dive cribing and Moohing Gm attacks wire mile on the LEE on the my there. General Member was my from the H.G., but I - a Staff Officer ml discussed the situation. At that time I gethered that the ylan was D emounte during the meet right from the Teatem Dench only and be Rearguard were to within at does and nis their my to Dunkirit. AB his mount continuing the orbarbation for BCDD hours of drytight I had save fears of have losses after that norning's experience. 6. in there ms nothing more I could do at Dusidate and all ships were etaming I docided to return to Dover to min contact. 7. I reached Dovor at 1130 in M.T.B. 102 and left again at 1730 in LA/S.B. 10. At Dowar I TRIB oble to discuss the plans for the night sporations which was and thereafter I returned ench day the this empose. of The num for this right was mughly to about between 2100 and 0330 from the to niles of bench East of Dunidrity for which Large mobers of small cruft was to be towal out. In addition Personnel Ships were to enbask from 39. the S.N.O. ond the General, and give then details of the plan. I-5 then loant 3 salled early in M.M.S.B. 10 ml Invied at at 1900, visited to my growt relief that the Boarguard word being relieved by the French and withdrawing during the night. 40. between the bouches and Dunicisity continually senting abilys which were loading 4b 2100 ships started to unive and from then counts I noved very alouly off the beaches into Duniclare to fill up there. The plan ID originally made would not have unde full use of Dunicis. 41. being off auxe of the Havel Ratings of the Shore Party, at the I Iny there until at 0200 2 went alongadde the root of the that ydur in Dunklark to 02A5 when I proceeded round all ships borthal in humbur. - 1t was shelling claim morning 3 decided to gob abive may by 0300 instead of the of considerable of the Hurbour at this the and a Truder VMI sus. As 0330, and a very seon this pub into affect : 201°c for Dovor: sow Internet hour. small and't having homever, contributed thoir vesit off the benches to & 42. Naht Sunday and 3ml June Dunicis schore and owner 30,000 for BOOD Prench 100ml and the bench unde any Husb- At this abigo Presch, and the plan orranged from USI the beach close 10 - understood that there was to 5000 about Beltish from still murd. entirely 1 a strong udul and have shalling on embanisation there disponible. 45. Paddlers, A very Large and Schools - outside. provided and oursing organity in Personnel in allition Shipe, to Destroyers, Defiters Flotilles $ boate working from thigs the French had collected a large meber the humber. of fishing 44. Vessels, Traviers, By this and the small also about which worked from days up 45. I arrived at in K.A/S.B. 10. at /attade 2030, after a boahing
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REPORT 539 522 ON THE OPPERATIONS OF THE MOTOR LAUNCHES "YSER" AND "MALBOROUGH DURING THE EVAQUATION OF THE BRITISH & 509 7 FRENCH FORCES. Yug Vincia The Hopper no.95, which I had been ordered to take h round to Ramsgate, anchored early last Wednesday evening, and Commander Duffet gave me the Belgian ferry boat "Yser". We started in 8 convoy of eighteen other small motor craft at about 0100 on Thursday. Shortly after daylight 512 the escorting drifter had to turn back with two of the small 512 boats, and with our much greater speed we soon left the remainder of the launches well astern. VI940 Owing to the fact that the "Yser" was not fitted with a compass we deviated from our course, making a landfall 8 few miles to the westward of the town. We arrived off the beaches at about 0900, and ran aground in our attempts to approach close enough to the sands for the men to wade out to us. There was no anchor in the boat, but we salvaged two of the plowshare type from other abandoned boats, and laid them out at low tide in order to kedge her off. During the afternoon and dog-watches we were able to be of some use by acting as a liason link between the boats and the officers of the embarking troops. The Frenchmen were very reluctant to wade in deeper than their waists, and Petty Officer Clarke (Chatham Division) spent approximately five hours, with water up to his neck, helping the soldiers ief into the small boats. agret I should like to take this oppotunity to recommend Petty Officer Clarke for his cheerfulness, vigour, and valuable advice offered on this occasion and later in the WD boat "Malborough". I understand that Captain Lord Louis Mount- batten mentioned Petty Officer Clarke in his despatches following the torpedoing and bombing of HMS "Kelly". Our efforts to refloat the "yser" were without success, and having waited for high tide we took passage home G. Gabbett- Mulhallen. Sub.Lieutenant Royal Navy. The Captain's Secretary. H.M.S. FERVENT. RAMSGATE.
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60 CONFIDENTIAL Office of Commander-in-Chief, Western Approaches, 9723 Mount Wise, Devonport. 1340 19th August, 1940. No. 8/7.AB/40. HOME REPORT OF ENQUIRY INTO THE LOSS OF H.M.S. "BASILISK" IN OPERATION "DYNAMO". 21 AU 1940 BRANCH MILITARY Sir, With reference to Admiralty letter N.L. 6245/40 dated 1st August, 1940, be pleased to submit to Their Lordships the following report resulting from an enquiry into the circumstances attending the loss of H.M.S. "Basilisk" on 1st June, 1940. 2. Commander M. Richmond, R.N., the senior surviving officer of "Basilisk" and who was in command of that ship, was examined on the 19th August, 1940. 3. At about 0815 on 1st June in the first air attack, a bomb with slight delay action exploded in the port side of the after end of No. 3 boiler room, cutting main and auxiliary steam lines and thus putting all machinery out of action. It also burst the bulkhead between the boiler room and engine room. This explosion made shrapnel holes in the port side in engine room and No. 3 boiler room. The smaller holes were plugged from within or without with wooden plugs and the larger ones covered by a collision mat. about (ii) In this attack/6 large bombs, which appeared to be of the delay action type, exploded in the water underneath the ship and these explosions caused the upper deck to buckle right across at a position between the after end of the after torpedo tubes and the after superstructure. The ship's sides were similarly buckled at this station. 4. Torpedo and depth charges were jettisoned and at about 0845 the ship was floating on an even keel with little increase in draught. 5. At about 0945, whilst efforts were being made by a Belgian tug - "La Jolie Mascotte" - to tow the ship a second air attack was made, during which, however, no hits or damage were sustained. The tug slipped the tow and proceeded to a distance. 6. At about 1200 in a third attack this time bombers diving to about 400 feet - the ship was smothered by hits and near misses, the bombs appearing to be of a "delay action" type. Explosions underwater seemed to cause the main damage. The ship shuddered and heeled to starboard, righted herself and sank in about three minutes, settling on the bottom on an even keel in about 4 fathoms. She was then abandoned. The destruction of "Basilisk" was completed by "Whitehall" firing guns and torpedoes at her. 7
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67 - 2 - 10. I was assisted in my enquiry by Commander T.A. Powell, R.N., and Commander (E) P.C. Taylor, R.N. I am, Sir, Your obedient Servant, aBeatorg The Secretary VICE ADMIRAL. of the Admiralty. 9957 1940 It is considered that in this class of ship it would be prererable to mount a multiple pom pom in place of the After 4" gun, also that in place of the 4 barrel .5 gun amidships, one twin .5 on each side of the ship, giving the maximum possible are of fire, would be more valuable. 7. The twin Lewis (Double barrel) gun on the fore bridge proved useful and, it is thought, accounted for one enemy bomber which, after its attack, crashed in the sea astern. 8. I was assisted in my enquiry by Commander T.A.Powell, R.N., and Commander (E) P.C. Taylor, R.N. I am, Sir, Your obedient Servant, aBestord The Secretary of the Admiralty VICE ADMIRAL.
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/6159 3. work getting a line ashore from the barges to the beach by which the pulling boats hauled off to the barges, the troops then being ferried by the fire-float to the waiting ships. Lieutenant WALKER left at 0535 (2nd. June), the fire-float being then just aground (low water 0400 approx). He had to leave about 150 men on the barges, but there were no troops visible on the beach up to 1 mile East of Dunkirk. At 0545 there were no troops visible on the mole, and a paddle minesweeper was just leaving. An anonymous Brigadier who boarded WALKER's craft, said that at about 0200 there would be 1000 - 1500 British (?) troops still to come. At this stage, it was the un hinous opinion of all the officers named above that small slow notier boats and pulling boats would be of no further use on the beaches. It night have been worth while trying to reach the barges 1 mile East of Dunkirk with fast shallow draught craft at about 2200 (2nd. June). It is worthy of remark that these wrecked barges made excellent piers for motor boats to use, pulling boats briding between them and the beach with a line to haul themselves off. Three barges were afloat at any state of the tide and two others were aground about an hour before low water. M.T.B.S could 89 alongside the barges 3 hours either side of H.W. and shallow draught boats for longer. Beach parties, eventually, were not re uired on the night of Sunday 2nd. June, and everybody was able to get some much needed rest and food. Monday 3rd. June - Tuesday 4th. June. RAMSGATE, a copy of the orders being attached herewith. I organis- A further operation for these nights was organised from ed the following tugs to tow:- SUN IV - Commander Le MESURIER, Lieut. MARTIN R.N. Lieut. FLETCHER, R.N.R. TANGA - Lieut. Commander SHERWOOD, R.N.R. SUN XV - Two R.N.R. Officers. RACIA - Lieut. Commander MILLER, D.S.O. R.N.R., Lieut. WALKER, R.N.V.R. from the Nouveau reach, and to ferry troops Dad no specific orders, along- Each tug Avant port and (rom any point down to the ships WAS to take 4 motor boats in tow, with of the orders East to mole work which they could transport LOCUST. The tugs that they should wait outside the entrance understood there were to opportunity offered or and I instructed to Dunkirk, keeping be a good many) and to be side or to the the Officers in the tugs clear of ships going in just and out ready (of to which go alongside I to pick up troops as to assist as required. left a little after 1700 trouble, with one 14 motor was aground boats in in all, two The having convoy failed (one across with engine was uneventful, the encountering save for of a two certain RAMSGATE). The passage the tows, and dealt mines in the neighbourhood H. TAYLOR, R.N.R. Torpedo passage Boat and me, went but about to mount of trouble with of 11. buoy which took were with with by mine- balfway sweepers. aoross Commodore was picked up by a Motor on Dunkirk.
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JR/Ris DUNKIRK EVACUATION. Claims Outstanding (other than TOTAL LOSS). Name of File No. Claim. Remarks & Action vessel. taken. BLUEBIRD T.M. 4136/40 £99.17.0d Awaiting T.619 + Hire EILEEN T.M. 8435/40 Hire £3 Awaiting report of local payments. FERRY KING T.M. 8438/40 Hire Awaiting claim & T.619. FOLKESTONE BELLE T.0.9201/40 Repairs & Offer made. Compensation for lost engine. QUEEN BOADICEA. T.M.3718/40 Repairs. Awaiting reply to offer. RAUMA T.M.5438/40 Repairs. Awaiting claim. TRUE BELLE T.M.8436/40 Hire. Awaiting report of local payments. WHITEWATER. T.0.9364/40 Repairs. L.A. Robinson's estimate of cost of repairs not accepted by owner. MOTOR BARGES. FERROCRETE. T.O.7976/40) MOLLOU T.0.9424/40) Awaiting rate of hire MOUNT T.0.9125/40) Hire for M. Barges to be OLIVE MAY T.0.8532/40) agreed with owners. PUDGE T.O.7764/40) SHERFIELD SHAWFORD T.O.9423/40. LIFEBOATS. Involved with Netherlands Commission from whom we have not been able to get a clear statement.
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| "Ferrocrete" "Mollou" "Mount" | T.0.7976/40 T.0.9424/40 T.0.9125/40 | Awaiting rate of hire for M.Barges. |
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| MOUNT | M.Bge. | Pickfords Ltd. | T.0.9125/40 | 14 | 3 | Not com |
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REPORT 539 522 ON THE OPPERATIONS OF THE MOTOR LAUNCHES "YSER" AND "MALBOROUGH DURING THE EVAQUATION OF THE BRITISH & 509 FRENCH FORCES. Yug Vincia The Hopper no.95, which I had been ordered to take round to Ramsgate, anchored early last Wednesday evening, and Commander Duffet gave me the Belgian ferry boat "Yser". We started in a convoy of eighteen other small motor craft at about 0100 on Thursday. Shortly after daylight the escorting drifter had to turn back with two of the small 512 boats, and with our much greater speed we soon left the remainder of the launches well astern. VI940 Owing to the fact that the "Yser" was not fitted with a compass we deviated from our course, making & landfall 8 few miles to the westward of the town. We arrived off the beaches at about 0900, and ran aground in our attempts to approach close enough to the sands for the men to wade out to us. There was no anchor in the boat, but we salvaged two of the plowshare type from other abandoned boats, and laid them out at low tide in order to kedge her off. During the afternoon and dog-watches we were able to be of some use by acting as a liason link between the boats and the officers of the embarking troops. The Frenchmen were very reluctant to wade in deeper than their waists, and Petty Officer Clarke (Chatham Division) spent approximately five hours, with water up to his neck, helping the soldiers ief into the small boats. agret I should like to take this oppotunity to recommend Petty Officer Clarke for his cheerfulness, vigour, and valuable advice offered on this occasion and later in the WD boat "Malborough". I understand that Captain Lord Louis Mount- batten mentioned Petty Officer Glarke in his despatches following the torpedoing and bombing of HMS "Kelly". Our efforts to refloat the "yser" were without success, and having waited for high tide we took passage home A. Gabbett- Mulhallen. Sub.Lieutenant Royal Navy. The Captain's Secretary. H.M.S. FERVENT. RAMSGATE.
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