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Past and Present

Date: Spring 1996

Volume: 54

Issue: 536

75 years ago From THE LIFEBOAT of 1921 The Ladies' Life-boat Guild.

THE Institution has owed in the past, and still owes, so much to the generous and devoted service of women, that the Committee have long thought that...

Category: Articles

Testing her mettle

Date: Autumn 2009

Volume: 61

Issue: 589

The new RNLI memorial sculpture at Poole encapsulates the charity’s heritage and purpose – but who is behind its design?

It’s 7am and there’s a salty breeze blowing  across the flats of Sittingbourne at the edge of...

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Capsizing of the St. Ives Life-Boat. Medals Awarded to Coxswain and Crew

Date: April 1938

Volume: 30

Issue: 333

THE LIFE-BOAT FLEET Motor Life-boats, 137 :: Pulling & Sailing Life-boats, 30 LIVES RESCUED from the foundation of the Institution in 1824 to March 31st, 1938 - - - - - 65,625 Capsizing of the St....

Category: Services

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

Date: November 1893

Volume: 15

Issue: 170

HOLYHEAD.—The steam Life-boat Duke of Northumberland was called out on service on the morning of the 26th Jan., 1893, signals of distress having been shown by the schooner Sarah, of and from Fowey for Runcorn, which had stranded on the...

Category: Services

Twelve Days of Gales at Aberdeen. Award of the Silver Medal

Date: June 1937

Volume: 30

Issue: 330

Award of the Silver Medal.

DURING the twelve days from the 21st January to the 1st February. 1937 the worst gales within living memory blew at Aberdeen, and the south break- water of the harbour was washed...

Category: Services

Donaghadee: One of the Guardians of the Northern Approaches By Joan Davies

Date: Winter 1976

Volume: 44

Issue: 455

AUGUST 1910: DONAGHADEE station was established, its first boat being one of the earliest motor lifeboats in the Institution's fleet, a 43' Watson with a 40 hp engine capable of nearly 7 knots.

August 1975: it was...

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Whitby: the Lifeboat Station and Her People By Joan Davies

Date: Spring 1979

Volume: 46

Issue: 468

A HAVEN OR REFUGE on a dangerous coast along which small sailing ships in their hundreds once traded between London and the north; a commercial port for small merchant ships; a harbour for boats fishing the unpredictable North Sea; now a...

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At the Sharp End

Date: Autumn 1996

Volume: 54

Issue: 538

Short service iust 500 yards from station - but a surfer's life is saved Ashort but very difficult service by North Sunderland's D class inflatable lifeboat on 18 May 1996 undoubtedly saved the life of a surfer, and also led to the...

Category: Services

Talking With John Tyrrell FRINA

Date: Autumn 1975

Volume: 44

Issue: 454

'We've been building boats here for 110 years now, and before that we were sailors and fishermen. Always in Arklow.

It was a very small town devoted, at that time, solely to seafaring. Nothing...

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Launches and Lives Saved By Life-Boats and Irbs

Date: October 1971

Volume: 42

Issue: 437

LAUNCHES AND LIVES SAVED BY LIFE-BOATS AND IRBs 1 st March, 1971 to 31 st May, 1971: Launches 494, lives saved 227 THE ACTIVE FLEET (as at 31/5/71) 135 station life-boats 111 inshore rescue boats LIVES RESCUED 93,507 from the Institution'...

Category: Services