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Objects of their affection

Date: Winter 2015

Volume: 61

Issue: 614 Lifeboat Magazine Winter 2015

Around 95% of our people are volunteers, generously giving up their time while juggling family life, work, hobbies and other commitments. The ways they help are as diverse as they are essential, so we asked four very different...

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

Date: July 1864

Volume: 05

Issue: 53

BUDEHAVEN, CORNWALL.—On the 31st of August, 1863, a large ship without masts, which afterwards proved to be the Conflict, an old sloop of war, of 2,000 tons, bound from Plymouth to Bristol, in ballast, to be broken up, was observed in tow of...

Category: Services

A Powerboat Rescue By Ray Bulman

Date: April 1971

Volume: 42

Issue: 435

WHILE its popularity rise has not been quite so obvious when compared with the pleasure boating explosion as a whole, offshore powerboat racing today has a very strong coastwise following with events held every summer weekend at different...

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The Fundraisers

Date: Summer 1998

Volume: 56

Issue: 545

Palmer 'ands it over Easterners' dodgy geezer George Palmer (aka actor Paul Moriarty) presented a cheque to crew members of Brighton lifeboat in March. The presentation was held at the local pub, Spanish Lady, and was the result of a...

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The Prince of Wales and the Life-Boat Service. Curious Coincidence

Date: August 1899

Volume: 17

Issue: 193

In the course of the eloquent speech and earnest appeal which H.R.H. The PRINCE OF WALES made as President of the ROYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, at the London Life-boat Saturday Dinner on 1st May last, he said, " I am anxious to...

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The Isle of Man Revisited

Date: Summer 1990

Volume: 51

Issue: 513

The RNLI's Assistant PRO Robin Sharp visited the Isle of Man, the Institution's 'ancestral home' and examined how the island's lifeboat service is being adapted to the new generation of lifeboats… At could be said that...

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The Fishwives of Cullercoats.

Date: March 1943

Volume: War Years

Issue: War Bulletin 11

The annual summer appeal by the fishwives of Cullcrcoats collected £449 last year. That is £171 more than their collection in 1941, which was a record.

In 21 years they have collected over £3,400. One...

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The Life-Boat

Date: July 1870

Volume: 07

Issue: 77

STORM on the waters; and the cruel wind Howls like a savage beast whose riven chain Hath loosed to slaughter; on the shore the grind, The rush, the hiss of the vexed waves complain, Sounding like solemn dirge, 'mid plash of driving...

Category: Poetry

Shore-Boat Services Rewarded By the Royal National Life-Boat Institution In 1902

Date: May 1903

Volume: 18

Issue: 208

Jan. 9.—Five men put off in'a boat and at moderate risk rescued three fishermen whose boat had been overtaken by a S.S.W. gale and a rough sea, on the 23rd December, in Llan- dudno Bay.—Reward, II. 5s.

Jan. 9.—Voted...

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Services by Auxiliary Rescue-boats

Date: 1946

Volume: War Years

Issue: 1946

Launches 1 Lives rescued 4 VALENTIA, Co. KERRY. The auxiliary broken down. A strong east-south-east wind rescue-boat, St. Bernard, was returning to harbour on the night of the 22nd of May, was then blowing and the sea was rough.

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Category: Services