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Form, of Liverpool

Date: November 1873

Volume: 08

Issue: 90

On the same evening during a heavy gale from the N.W., the Life-boat Princess of Wales on this station put off to the brigantine Form, of Liverpool, in reply to her signals of distress, and landed her crew of 6 men. The vessel was in the...

Denbighshire Lass, of Beaumaris

Date: October 1869

Volume: 07

Issue: 74

— On the 24th January, the schooner Denbighsliire Lass, of Beaumaris, showed a signal of dis- tress in Porthdinllaen Bay, and the life- boat Cotton Sheppard was launched about 5.30 P.M., in a terrific gale from the S.W., with very heavy...

The Spanish Life-Boat Society

Date: August 1892

Volume: 15

Issue: 165

MADRID, Jane 5.—At its annual general meeting the Spanish Life-boat Society was able this year to say that since its founda- tion in 1880 it had established 67 local branches, many of them self-supporting, 30 stations provided with...

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British Triumph

Date: 1940

Volume: War Years

Issue: 1940

FEBRUARY 13TH . - CROMER, NORFOLK.

At 12.40 P.M. a message was received from the coastguard that a ship’s boat was drifting five to six miles off Cromer. A northeast wind was blowing, with a moderate...

Notre Dame du Sacre Coeur

Date: Spring 1979

Volume: 46

Issue: 468

Fishing boat sinking ROSSLARE HARBOUR OFFICE informed Storeman R. Walshe at 1130 on Thursday December 7, 1978, that a Swedish cargo vessel had relayed a distress signal from a fishing boat sinking off Tuskar Rock. Maroons were fired at 1135,...

Helen Walker And Polly

Date: August 1905

Volume: 19

Issue: 217

A strong W.N.W. gale with a very heavy sea on 1st February caused great anxiety to be felt for some of the fishing boats which were at sea. About 4 P.M. a boat was seen approaching the harbour, and as it was felt that she could never weather...

Daybreak

Date: May 1914

Volume: 22

Issue: 252

Between 10 and 11 A.M. on the 10th January the ketch Daybreak, of Peterhead, bound for Stonehaveu with a cargo of coal, came into Stonehaven Bay with the intention of making the i harbour. The wind was blowing \ Lifestrongly from the south...

Isabella

Date: August 1897

Volume: 16

Issue: 185

WINTERTON (NORFOLK).—During thick and bitterly cold weather on the morning of the 23rd January, the wind blowing a strong gale from E.N.E., with a very heavy sea and snow squalls, flares were shown by a vessel which ran aground about a mile...

The Cooperative Bank

Date: Summer 1999

Volume: 57

Issue: 549

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H.M. Submarine Tuna and H.M. Examination Vessel Sedulous (1)

Date: 1943

Volume: War Years

Issue: 1943

NOVEMBER 2ND. - BLYTH, AND TYNEMOUTH, NORTHUMBERLAND. At 9.45 in the morning, the Blyth coastguard reported a ship ashore half a mile south of St. Mary’s Lighthouse. The sea was slight, with a light north-east wind blowing, but there was a...