... the list forwarded to the Admiralty was as follows :-Thalia, steel corvette, 8 guns; Iron Duke, double screw ironclad, 14 guns; Hotspur, Hecate, and Prince Albert, iron armour-plated turret ships, each carrying 4 guns; Royalist, screw composite corvette ...

... considered. The names of the ships indicated are the Iron Duke, double-screw iron shi6, armour-plated, 3,787 tons 800 horse powerwith a bosuplemnent of 493 officers and men; Hotspuri,4 double-screw iron armour-plated turret ship ram, 2,637 tons, 600 horse ...

... each ship's rofls was as follows :-Miuotaur, 35 de- grees each way; Agi;ncurt, 32 degrees; Iron Duke, 25 degrees ; Sultan, 19J degrees. The Agincourb and Iron Duke parted company off Capt Finistorr6 to await the arrival of the Monarch, but the Minotaur ...

... departynents that every great soldier who had won his spurs in the Peninmilar War, in- clhdiug, among many others, the Iron Duke and Sir Cbailes James Napier, wrote absurd platitudes against the new-fangled substitute for the glori- ous weapon with ...

... juplnu the Trts. under a h.eavy fire, fio2m wht% Z;V or three gunboats cane uip and took a po9itvn one on eacah side ,f the Iron Duke. Adaral ?? tcmporary flagship, was almost abrea..t A the Stack Rock Fort, and apparently t:ose to one retsaim o. the shattered ...

... 3Minotaur, flag ship. 17 guns; iron ship, armour pla ted. 'Hercules, 14 gun,, armour plated (flag ship of the Vice Admiral). Agineourt, , 1 gunt, armour plated (llag ship of the Rear Admiral). Sultan, 12 guns, armour pla-d. Iron Duke, 14l guns, arniour plated ...

... D'Dermott of the Local Government Board. The Channel Squadron, consisting of the Mino- 9 taur, Agincourt, Monarch, and Iron Duke, with O torpedo boats Nos 23 and 24, which were to have left Queenstown last Monday, are still detained O there owing to ...

... between some Marines and boatmen (a row wvhich was in fact carried on half on sea and half on shore) two Marines from the Iron Duke sustained injuries. One of them got a blow of an oar on the head, and he wcis for some time unconscious. Had the dis- pute ...

... the Iron Duke alongside Keyhuam is Basin. One hundred seamen from the Achilles were brought into the harbour by a steam tug, 8 and commenced to reeve tile running gear of the 0 ship. Good progress -as made, and it is expected 0 that the Iron Duke will ...

... owing to the heavy weather. She will be removed, howNv- I ever to-day, and triakls of her engines, as -well as thosc of the Iron Duke, are fied for next week. The Wiliaia Joliffe. tug. wv.aw taken ant of- har Iour Aveszerravi. bit hler slix ?? trial could ...

... t clock,, as al' thlt is to be d,~ue to them3 is to in- : s spect their undor water fittings. Iu the Ifter- e fl1,om the Iron Duke and Hotspur, both oi whici g u' int'l finiel coalinir, were docked at Ke\l 15it' 'd 1 t! s .'riutenden'e of£ Mr. Hand, ? ...

... her out of action. ?? rthe rest of the fleet was passing the Minotaur, the Agiacourt being head, followed by the Sultan, .Iron Duke, anld Mosuarch. 'The vesselsl dropped l anobor at the margin of the advanoed Mine Field and a rush was made to the guns in ...