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Notes of the Quarter

Date: Winter 1983

Volume: 48

Issue: 483

FOR LIFEBOAT PEOPLE 1982 was a very full year. The Institution's lifeboats were called out more than 3,000 times and the number of lives rescued was the highest in the past seven years: 1,244.

These figures are...

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B.S. Colling

Date: June 1935

Volume: 29

Issue: 322

Owing to bad weather, the only fishing boat to put to sea on the morning of the 13th January was the B.S. Colling, with a crew of three. She did not return when expected, and, as the sea was getting worse, anxiety was felt for her safety.<...

Notes of the Quarter

Date: December 1965

Volume: 38

Issue: 414

Figures already available show that 1965 was a year of outstanding achievement for the life-boat service. In 1964 an all-time record for launches by rescue craft of the RNLI was established. In that year life-boats were launched 929 times...

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Shore-Boat Services Rewarded By the Royal National Life-Boat Institution In 1895

Date: May 1896

Volume: 16

Issue: 180

Jan. 10.—Voted 11. to two men, with thanks to one of them, for saving the crew of three men from a coastguard boat which was capsized off Shanagau Point, co. Antrim, in a squall on the 8th November.

Also 31. 10s. to seven...

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The Fund Raisers

Date: Summer 1986

Volume: 50

Issue: 497

Taking the plunge Thirty-six volunteers made their first parachute jump from 2,000 feet at the Al Skydiving Centre, Newnham in June and three weeks later Jim Marriott, landlord of the Ship Inn and organiser of the jump handed a cheque for...

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The Admiralty Tug Seaman

Date: 1945

Volume: War Years

Issue: 1945

MARCH 2ND. - MONTROSE, ANGUS.

The Admiralty tug Seaman put out from Montrose with a battle target in tow and the life-boat coxswain on board as pilot. A strong northerly wind was blowing, with a heavy ground swell. The...

One of the good folk

Date: Autumn 2008

Volume: 61

Issue: 585

As he restrings his tenor guitar, Seth Lakeman can’t help but have a smile on his face. He’s backstage at a music festival, enjoying the calm before another whirlwind performance. A few days earlier, his new album was propelled into the top...

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An Aeroplane (66)

Date: 1941

Volume: War Years

Issue: 1941

APRIL 27TH. - FERRYSIDE, CARMARTHENSHIRE.

A British aeroplane had crashed into the sea, but the body of thepilot had already been picked up. - Rewards, £12 7s. 6d..

The Life-Boat House

Date: May 1896

Volume: 16

Issue: 180

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

Date: February 1894

Volume: 15

Issue: 171

CAISTER, NORFOLK. — Signal - rockets were fired by the Wold Light-vessel on the morning of the 31st May last. The weather was squally, a strong breeze blowing from the KN.W., and there was a heavy sea. At 3 o'clock the No. 2 Life- boat...

Category: Services