she was a training ship for boy artificers at Chatham under the new name of Tenedos. From 1905 she was tender to , and in 1910 was moved to Devonport to form part of the stoker training establishment, with the name of Indus IV. She was towed to Invergordon in 1914 to become a floating store with the name of Algiers. She was sold in November 1921, having remained afloat thirteen years longer than her sister. Notes References Bibliography External links Swiftsure-class ironclads Ships built on the River Tyne 1870 ships Victorian-era battleships of the United Kingdom Maritime incidents in November 1870