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Fundraising

Date: Summer 2003

Volume: 59

Issue: 565

RNLI staff, crew and volunteers spent an exhausting weekend in Newcastle from 20-22 June, representing the RNLI at the 10th UK and Ireland Corporate GamesAgainst tough competition, the RNLI has been appointed the official charity of the UK...

Category: Articles

Technical Developments In the Life-Boat Service

Date: Winter 1973

Volume: 42

Issue: 443

THE Royal National Life-boat Institution has been criticised from time to time for being slow in adopting modern designs and techniques.

Such criticism largely arises from a lack of appreciation of several factors which...

Category: Articles

Cogswell & Harrison Ltd

Date: Summer 1974

Volume: 43

Issue: 449

THE WORLD'S MOST POWERFUL FLASHLIGHT OYNALITE FLASHES The world's most powerful flashlight, specially imported from the U.S.A. This six-cell flashlight is 80,000 candle power made of strong plastic, and unconditionally guaranteed for...

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Muddy waters

Date: Summer 2009

Volume: 61

Issue: 588

How would the occupants of a yacht survive when it sank within seconds at the mouth of the Thames? Anne Millman finds out

On the overcast but cold morning of 17 February, Thames Coastguard at Waltonon- the-Naze heard an...

Category: Articles

Norwegian Dream and the Container Vessel Ever Decent (2)

Date: Summer 1999

Volume: 57

Issue: 549

Collision Aftermath The collision between the cruise liner Norwegian Dream and the container vessel Ever Decent off the coast of Kent in the early hours of Tuesday 24 August 1999 comes as a sharp reminder of how important it is to be...

Florence

Date: February 1882

Volume: 11

Issue: 123

NEWCASTLE, Co. DOWN.—The schooner Florence, of Belfast, bound to that port from Cardiff with coal, was seen tip be running for Dundrum Bay, apparently in distress, during a strong E.S.E. gale and a heavy sea at about 7.30 A.M. on the 22nd...

Fishing Boats

Date: April 1949

Volume: 32

Issue: 349

Arbroath, Angus.—On the afternoon of the 28th of December, 1948, a south- westerly gale was blowing, and at 2.45 the coastguard telephoned that owing to the heavy seas the harbour entrance was dangerous. A number of fishing boats were out,...

An Open Fishing Boat

Date: June 1961

Volume: 36

Issue: 396

Ballycotton, Co. Cork. At 6.15 on the evening of the 6th of February, 1961, the mechanic told the honorary secre- tary that a seventeen-feet open fishing boat was drifting out to sea. There was a westerly wind of gale force when the...

The S.S. Clavering

Date: August 1907

Volume: 20

Issue: 225

SEATON CAREW and HARTLEPOOL, DURHAM.—A terrible disaster, involving the loss of several lives, mostly Lascars, took place on the 31st January at the mouth of the River Tees. The s.s. Clavering, of London, a large vessel of upwards of 3,300...

Fishing Boats

Date: May 1915

Volume: 23

Issue: 256

At 11.30 A.M. on the 2nd December the S.S.E.

gale increased rapidly until it was blowing a strong gale, and as some of the fishing-boats belonging to Stone- haven were at sea, the Life-boat Alex- ander Slack was launched to...