| Prince Suvaroff | } |
| Alexander III. | } |
| Borodino | } Battleships sunk. |
| Sissoi Veliky | } |
| Oslyabya | } |
| Navarin | } |
| Admiral Nachimoff | } |
| Dimitry Donskoi | } Cruisers |
| Vladimir Monomach | } sunk. |
| Svietlana | } |
| Ushakoff, coast defence | } |
| Irtish | } Sunk. |
| Kamchatka, repair ship | } |
| Three torpedo-boats | } |
| Orel, battleship | } |
| Nicolai I., " | } |
| Biedovy, torpedo-boat | } Captured. |
| General Admiral Apraxin | } |
| Admiral Seniavin | } |
The Almaz reached Vladivostok; the Oleg, Aurora, and Jemchug fled to Manilla; the Isumrud also escaped, and some torpedo-boats.
HAZELL, WATSON AND VINEY, LD.
LONDON AND AYLESBURY.
Transcriber's Notes
Obvious errors of punctuation and diacritics repaired.
Inconsistent hyphenation fixed.
The Orel was the name of both a battleship and a hospital ship.
P. 88: If she has not suffered shipweck -> If she has not suffered shipwreck.
P. 110: An unfortunate accident occured -> An unfortunate accident occurred.
P. 149: From the post-office went round -> From the post-office I went round.
P. 196: to dose a little -> to doze a little.
P. 208: a collison will infallibly take place -> a collision will infallibly take place.
P. 241: especially the boilders -> especially the boilers.
P. 265: Kanranh -> Kamranh.
P. 278: hurring to the stations -> hurrying to the stations.
P. 298: a slow place -> a slow pace.