[BS] = British Subject

[For] = Foreign National

RMLI = Royal Marine Light Infantry

RMA = Royal Marines Artillery

AB = Able Seaman

OS = Ordinary Seaman

Cl = Class

Ships in Port 1881

Vessel:	"HMS Netley" (Royal Navy)
at Dalmeny, Linlithgow, Scotland
	
	               Marr	Age	Sex	Birthplace
Thomas HENLEY      	M	  	M	
	Occ:	Boatswain
William MARTIN	        M	27 	M	Christ Church Southampton	Quarter master
Thomas REARDON	        U	26 	M	Brentford, Middlesex, England	Leading seaman
John WHITTLE	        U	30 	M	Tattenhall, Dorset, England	Able seaman
Stephen Henry BACON	M	24 	M	Oving, Sussex, England    	Able seaman
Frederich MATTHEWSON	M	25 	M	Dartford, Kent, England 	Able seaman
Robert GALBRAITH	U	25 	M	Ireland                 	Able seaman
Stephen BEZER	        U	24 	M	London Bermondsey, Middlesex	Able seaman
George Henry HOLMAN	M	23 	M	London Kings Cross, Middlesex	Stoker 1st class
James Hutton HARRIS	U	20 	M	Scotland                        Able seaman
Richard FLANNERY	U	22 	M	Whitby, York, England         	Priv.R.M.L Infantry
John Alfred CAPENER	U	21 	M	Dumbleton, Worcester, England	Domestic 2nd class
James HOWIE	        U	24 	M	Scotland                    	Able seaman
William HONEY	        U	24 	M	Chatham St Marys           	Stoker 1st class
Edwin SMITHERS	        U	21 	M	Woking, Surrey, England 	Able seaman
Henry FRAMPTON    	U	18 	M	Charminster, Dorset, England	Ord y seaman
William James MAWDESLEY	U	25 	M	Scotland                  	Able seaman
Samuel Arthur JOHNSON	M	36 	M	Hinton Blewett, Somerset, Eng	Lieutenant R.N.
Henry ONIONS	        M	44 	M	Dudley, Worcester, England	Engineer R.N.
James BUCKLAND	        M	32 	M	Southampton, Hampshire, England	Engine room artifices
W. John FROST	        M	22 	M	Portsea Portsmouth            	Ships steward asst
Robert WAY	        M	28 	M	St. Helliers, Jersey, Channel Is Stoker 1st class
Charles PRYOR	        U	22 	M	Deptford, Kent, England 	Stoker 1st class
James PALMER	        U	22 	M	Southsea, Hampshire, England	Domestic 2nd class