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Surprise

Date: February 1914

Volume: 22

Issue: 251

On the 10th June the fishing lugger Surprise, of Lowestoft, which had put to sea the previous day, had not returned, and, as there was a moderate S.W. gale blowing with a rough sea, it was considered advisable to make a search for...

The S.S. Sola

Date: November 1903

Volume: 18

Issue: 210

NEWHAVEN, SUSSEX.—At 2 A.M. on the 27th, the Coastguard reported that a vessel, about six miles to the S.E. of the harbour, was firing signals of distress.

The crew of the Life-boat Michael Henry were assembled and an...

The S.S. Venus and the Air Raid Balloon Ship Thora

Date: 1941

Volume: War Years

Issue: 1941

BRONZE MEDAL SERVICE AT THE HUMBER FEBRUARY 27TH. - THE HUMBER, YORKSHIRE. About three in the morning the Royal Naval Shore Signal Station on the Humber reported that a mine had exploded in the convoy anchorage north of one of the two gate...

Lifeboat Transporting Carriage. (With Tipping's Wheelplates.)

Date: May 1900

Volume: 17

Issue: 196

The Life-boat transporting-carriage is a very important auxiliary to the boat.

Nearly every Life-boat, except a few of the larger sizes, is provided with a carriage, on which she is kept in the boat-house ready for...

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Hannah Ransom

Date: May 1912

Volume: 21

Issue: 244

At about noon on the 7th December it was reported that a schooner was close to the Brake Sands and that her square sails had blown away, and that she was' in difficulties. When near to the edge of the Sand the vessel tried to stay, but...

Modern Lifeboat Equipment

Date: Summer 1973

Volume: 43

Issue: 445

PEOPLE seeing lifeboats at sea for the first time have been heard to express surprise that they are so small. A lifeboat is indeed a small vessel. It has to be because a high proportion of rescues are carried out near rocks or sand banks...

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Cieszyn

Date: 1941

Volume: War Years

Issue: 1941

MARCH 20TH. - COVERACK, CORNWALL.

During the evening the honorary secretary of the station and the coxswain had under observation a steamer which was approaching from the east, as aeroplanes could be heard in the distance...

This Way Up

Date: Winter 1992

Volume: 52

Issue: 519

The ability of a modern lifeboat to self-right after a capsize is a valuable safety feature, but just how is this achieved? Mike Floyd sets out to explain the principles behind a modern self-righting lifeboat without recourse to diagrams or...

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The Life-Boat House

Date: May 1891

Volume: 14

Issue: 160

The boats of the NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, and all belonging to them, are kept in roomy and substantial boat-houses, under lock and key, in charge of paid coxswains, under the general superintendence of local honorary committees of...

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Life-Boat Charts for Yacht Clubs

Date: June 1939

Volume: 31

Issue: 338

As in the past four years, the Institu- tion has again supplied free to all yacht clubs which wished to have it a copy of the chart of life-boat stations round the British Isles which appears in the annual report. This chart, besides ...

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