WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION.

COMPENSATION ACTS (a) in certain INDUSTRIES and NUMBER

in respect of ACCIDENTS-continued.

the Workmen's Compensation Acts, and from information supplied - of Northern Ireland).

ROYAL NAVY-WAR VESSELS.

No. 82.-NUMBER and TOTAL TONNAGE

[Compiled for the most part from Parliamentary Papers entitled "Fleets (Great

War

NOTES.-War Vessels for Naval Service of Colonial or Dominion Governments are not included.
In accordance with Parliamentary Papers of and prior to No. 113 for Session 1914, Battleships, Battle
Cruisers and Armoured Cruisers over 20 years old from date of launch have been omitted from the pre-
period.

(a) Including a vessel of 22,500 tons displacement, launched in the Thames.
(b) Excluding 1 submarine of 960 tons launched but subsequently cancelled.

of WAR VESSELS of certain types.

ROYAL NAVY-WAR VESSELS.

Britain and Foreign Countries)" and "Fleets (British Empire and
Countries)"].

(a) Excluding 12 Battleships converted from their original type to Depot Ships, &c.
(b) Excluding 20 Cruisers

99

(c) Excluding 3 submarines of 3,520 tons (total) launched but subsequently cancelled.
(d) Excluding 1 submarine of 890 tons launched but subsequently cancelled.

NOTE,-Number borne during the War period includes Retired Officers, Pensioners, Royal Fleet Reserve, Royal Naval Reserves and Royal Naval Volunteer Reserves.

No. 85.-NUMBER of the RESERVES (excluding RETIRED OFFICERS ROYAL

ROYAL NAVY-PERSONNEL.

of HIS MAJESTY'S SHIPS, at the ROYAL MARINE DIVISIONS, &C. the Navy Estimates).

(a) Number borne on 15th August, 1914. The numbers borne on 15th July, 1914, were as follows :— Royal Navy, 124,793. Royal Marines, 18,211. Coast Guards, 3,013.

(b) Number borne on 15th November, 1918.

(e) Royal Marine Police.

NAVY and ROYAL MARINES, and RESERVES serving in the FLEET).