up 27 January 1920. (350 tons, built by Doxford, Sunderland) , launched 3 May 1897, sold for breaking up 7 June 1920. , launched 3 July 1897, sold for breaking up 23 July 1919. , 365 tons, launched 27 January 1899, wrecked near Blacksod Bay 5 October 1909. (355 tons except last two ships 350 tons, all built by Naval Construction and Armament Company - later Vickers Limited, Barrow in Furness) , launched 10 October 1896, sold for breaking up 1 July 1920. , launched 1 February 1897, rammed and sunk by SS Kenilworth off Portland Bill, 4 April 1918. , launched 23 November 1896, sold at Hong Kong 26 October 1916. , launched 20 March 1897, sold for breaking up 10 June 1919. , launched 29 March 1900, sold for breaking up 17 March 1921. (345-380 tons, built by J & G Thomson - later to become John Brown and Company, Clydebank) , launched 3 July 1896, sold for breaking up 4 November 1919. , launched 14 July 1896, sold for breaking up 29 April 1920. , launched 22 August 1896, torpedoed and sunk by U-boat off the Galloper in the River Thames Estuary, 1 May 1915. , launched 22 March 1898, sold for breaking up 27 May 1919. , launched 25 March 1898, sold for breaking up 17 March 1921. (355 tons, built by Hawthorn, Newcastle upon Tyne) , launched 14 July 1897, mined and sunk off Shetland Islands, 30 June 1917. , launched 22 February 1898, sold for breaking up 23 July 1919. , launched 6 October 1900, sold for breaking up 10 June 1919. , launched 8 November 1900, sold for breaking up 23 March 1920. , launched 4 January 1901, broken up at Portsmouth Dockyard in 1919. (355 tons, built by Fairfield, Govan) , launched 9 March 1897, sold 17 March 1921 and then used as a floating pontoon at Dartmouth for many years. , launched 25 September 1897, foundered after damaged sustained ramming of in North Sea, 31 May 1918. , launched 7 April 1897, sold for breaking up 4 November 1919. , 370 tons, launched 28 June 1898, sold for breaking up 14 September 1920. , 375 tons, launched 29 December 1899, sunk in collision 1 April 1918 with trawler John Fitzgerald in the North Sea. The captain was Lieutenant Charles Lightoller RNR, who previously had been second officer of . , 375