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She also served as a guardship and a hospital ship at various times before being broken up in 1817.

She was paid off in November 1752, and fitted for continued service as a guardship the following year.

She was then relegated to the post of guardship in the Clyde until 1881.

I'll have the Tritons transferred to the guardship and you can come back in a month's time.

The guardship, wrecked beyond repair but still mostly complete, passed through the image area.

Attacking the guardship would certainly be such a violation.

I can send him to the guardship and give you another fifth lieutenant,' he said slowly. '

She was re-commissioned as port guardship at Pembroke until 1903.

In January 1898, she came home to become the port guardship at Devonport.

In 1805, she served as a floating battery or guardship on the River Shannon.

Torbay was the guardship at Plymouth during this time.

She acted as guardship to the tall ships race when it visited Greenock in 1999.

A guardship, a frigate or destroyer, was stationed off Tawau.

She was recommissioned in August 1791 for service as a guardship at Plymouth.

"She served as a guardship on Plenty for a decade," Daniel went on.

He ordered that the guardship admit him to its airlock, which then was to be filled with steam and chlorine.

On 8 July she sailed to take up position as guardship off The Needles.

Then, still under Hayter, she was recommissioned in February 1794 as a guardship.

Achilles became the guardship at Portsmouth in 1763.

They'd appeared five light-seconds from Falassa, close enough to determine the guardship's exact location.

She'd been relegated to guardship duties, you know."

Later she served as British guardship at Lisbon.

She spent World War I as a guardship at Sevastopol.

Christmas 1856 was spent as Guardship at Canton (now Guangzhou).

She operated in home waters and, in 1983, became the Gibraltar Guardship.