HMS Isis, date and location unknown.

(Photo from the collection of Corporal Edwin T. Lammas RM)
Courtesy of David M. Butland, scan by Phil Heydon ISM

 

HMS Isis, date and location unknown.

(Photo from the collection of Corporal Edwin T. Lammas RM)
Courtesy of David M. Butland, scan by Phil Heydon ISM

 

The 1st picket boat of HMS Ramillies. The ship in the background is possibly HMS Isis.

(Photo from the collection of Corporal Edwin T. Lammas RM)
Courtesy of David M. Butland, scan by Phil Heydon ISM

 

October 1898: Cretan Muslims arrested and tried for the murder of some fourteen British soldiers and four British subjects during rioting which took place in Candia (Iraklion), Crete on 6th September 1898. Twelve Cretan Muslims were hanged by the British for the murder of the British soldiers and five hanged for the murder of the British citizens. A further two were executed by an International firing squad for unspecified murders during the rioting. (Caption by Mick McTiernan)

(Photo from the collection of Corporal Edwin T. Lammas RM)
Courtesy of David M. Butland, scan by Phil Heydon ISM

 

May 1899: Officers of HMS Isis.

(Photo from the collection of Corporal Edwin T. Lammas RM)
Courtesy of David M. Butland, scan by Phil Heydon ISM