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Elizabeth, of Cardigan

Date: January 1867

Volume: 06

Issue: 63

On the 23rd March, during a heavy gale of wind, the smack Elizabeth, of Cardigan, got under weigh to cross the Bar, but in doing so, her jib sheet was blown away.

She then let go her two anchors; but the chains parted, and...

A Naval Pinnace (2)

Date: 1942

Volume: War Years

Issue: 1942

SEPTEMBER 1 0TH. - GIRVAN, AYRSHIRE, AND PORT PATRICK, WIGTOWNSHIRE.

At 1.10 in the afternoon the coastguard reported to the Girvan lifeboat station that a naval pinnace was flying a distress signal off Ballantrae. The...

Plymouth's Lifeboats 1803-1974 By Jeff Moiris

Date: Spring 1974

Volume: 43

Issue: 448

FROM PULLING 'ORIGINAL' TO HIGH SPEED 'FAST AFLOAT' WAVENEYPLYMOUTH, host city for the first International Lifeboat Exhibition, 'Lifeboat International', from July 19 to August 17, was one of the 31 stations to have a...

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Date: Spring 2001

Volume: 58

Issue: 556

Quick action saves life of fellow lifeboatman lost overboard It is particularly difficult for a lifeboat crew to go to the rescue of somebody that they know. It makes it even harder when the casualty is a fellow lifeboatman. The crew of...

Rescue from a Yacht. Letters of Gratitude

Date: February 1931

Volume: 28

Issue: 305

Letters of Gratitude.

AT 7.15 on the evening of 22nd Novem- ber, a wireless message was received at Walton-on-the-Naze, Essex, from the Sunk Lightship, reporting that the Lightship could see flares four to five miles to...

Category: Services

Biscaya

Date: Spring 1975

Volume: 44

Issue: 452

Biscaya sinks AT 0144 on December 13, 1974, Great Yarmouth and Gorleston honorary secretary was informed by Gorleston Coastguard that the 493 ton motor vessel Biscaya had been in collision with a French tug and tow in position 52°24'...

There they are, boy. They were heroes

Date: Autumn 2009

Volume: 61

Issue: 589

Seventy years ago, St Ives in Cornwall lost seven men to the sea. Their lives are some of the many celebrated by the new RNLI memorial sculpture in Poole

Present-day St Ives Coxswain Tommy Cocking (53) is the great...

Category: Articles

Additional Stations and New Life-Boats

Date: October 1853

Volume: 01

Issue: 10

BUDEHAVEN.—A new life-boat, on Mr PEAKE'S design, has been stationed at Budehaven on the north coast of Cornwall by the Royal National Institution for the Preservation of Life from Shipwreck. Her dimensions are, length 27 ft., beam...

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Close Up

Date: Spring 2007

Volume: 60

Issue: 580

CLOse up Innovation stations Providing more than just a reassuring reminder of the RNLI’s presence, the charity’s 232 stations are as carefully designed as the lifeboats they house.

Elizabeth Paine finds out more When a...

Category: Articles

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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