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The Annual Meeting

Date: June 1957

Volume: 34

Issue: 380

THE annual meeting of the Governors of the Royal National Life-boat Institution was held at the Central Hall, Westminster, on the 26th of March, 1957. The Earl Howe, Chairman of the Committee of Management, was in the...

Category: Meetings

The Lost Man: the Damaged Boat.

Date: March 1944

Volume: War Years

Issue: War Bulletin 15

The man who was lost was Benjamin Clark, the bowman and signalman.

He had served in the life-boat for 25 years, and his father and brother had each been coxswain. His widow has been pensioned by the Institution as if her...

Category: Articles

Services of the Life-Boats of the Royal National Life-Boat Institution

Date: February 1900

Volume: 17

Issue: 195

CRESSWELL, NORTHUMBERLAND. — The Life-boat Ellen and Eliza was launched at 10.50 P.M. on the 6th February, 1899, in keenly frosty weather, while a moderate southerly breeze was blowing, accompanied by a heavy sea and a thick haze, and went...

Category: Services

The Fising Smack Britannina

Date: October 1863

Volume: 05

Issue: 50

On the 19th May, the fish- ing-smack Britannia, standing too near the shore at Hastings, struck on the rocks off the east end of the town, and sunk; the wind blowing a strong gale from the east at the time. The Hastings life-boat was im-...

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Date: Summer 1985

Volume: 49

Issue: 493

Angler in the water WHEN, on the evening of Friday November 30, 1984, Mr Michael Morris, honorary secretary of Newquay (Cornwall)lifeboat station, was informed that a sea angler had fallen off the rocks at the western end of Fistral Beach,...

Spray

Date: 1941

Volume: War Years

Issue: 1941

NOVEMBER 24TH. - WHITBY, AND RUNSWICK, YORKSHIRE. The Whitby fishing boats had gone out about 9 in the morning, and a strong S.W. wind had got up, bringing a rough sea. By three in the afternoon all had returned to harbour except the coble...

Navigator

Date: February 1895

Volume: 16

Issue: 175

CAISTER, NORFOLK.—A dense fog was experienced here on the 24th July, accompanied by rain, thunder and much lightning. At about 4 o'clock in the afternoon the fog cleared, and disclosed vessel just striking the inside of the Barber Sand....

This Illustration 'Jack! What About Your Religion Now' Was Published In Treanor's Book the Log of a Sky Pilot

Date: Winter 1973

Volume: 42

Issue: 443

This illustration, 'Jack! What About Your Religion, Now', was published in Treanor's book The Log of a Sky Pilot..

Category: Drawings

The German Barque Hera

Date: May 1914

Volume: 22

Issue: 252

The wreck of the German barque Hera in Gerrans Bay on the 1st February was unfor- tunately attended by the loss of nineteen lives. The vessel, which was a four- masted barque, of nearly 2,000 tons, was bound from Pisagua with a cargo of...

The 14' Dejon Motor Cruiser Sandpiper

Date: Winter 1976

Volume: 44

Issue: 455

Sunken speed boat WHILE FISHING with rods and lines from a 14' Dejon motor cruiser, Sandpiper, anchored 150 yards off Tan-y-Bwlch beach, about half a mile south of Aberystwyth Harbour, on Sunday, July 6, 1975, Richard Wheeler and John...