This example was followed in the nineteenth century by many other organisations in ports round the British Isles. From 1799 until 1918 The Admiralty provided a succession of training ships, the last two of which were renamed "Warspite"; starting with HMS Warspite (1807) in 1846, and later HMS Conqueror renamed in 1877. In 1922 the Society commissioned HMS "Hermione" as the third "Warspite". However the outbreak of the second world war forced the Society to evacuate the ship owing to the probability of air attack.