Admiral Sir G. Tryon's ships (the A Squadron) anchoring in Milford Haven, Josiah Robert Wells, 17 August 1889

Admiral sir g. Tryon's ships (the a squadron) anchoring in milford haven on sunday 11th august 1889. The defending fleet (the a squadron) at milford haven consisted of ironclads not capable of a speed of much more than ten knots-namely, the hercules, sir george tryon's flag-ship, the invincible, shannon, black prince, ajax, neptune, and the northampton. From sketches by our special artist. Illustration for the illustrated london news, 17 august 1889. Volume: 95 , issue: 2626 the annual naval manoeuvres of 1889 w. H. Overend was the iln's special artist with the a squadron on board admiral baird's flagship hms northumberland. J. R. Wells was the iln's special artist with the a squadron on vice-admiral sir george tryon's flagship hms hercules. Illustrations are from sketches by our special artists mr. J. R. Wells on board h. M. S. Hercules, and mr. W. H. Overend on board h. M. S. Northumberland. Read the iln more in this issue of the iln our illustrations are from sketches by our special artists mr. J. R. Wells on board h. M. S. Hercules, and mr. W. Overend on board h. M. S. Northumberland. Date: 17 August 1889. Admiral Sir G. Tryon's ships (the A Squadron) anchoring in Milford Haven - ILN 1889