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The Folio Society

Date: Autumn 2000

Volume: 57

Issue: 554

(including postage &. pac Empires of the ancient near east is the definitive, lavishly illustrated chronicle of the four monumental civilisations that prospered between the end of the Stone Age and the advent of Hellenistic...

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The German Ship Sunnanhav

Date: Spring 1979

Volume: 46

Issue: 468

Loss of power A GERMAN SHIP, Sunnanhav, broken down eight miles north east of Flamborough Head, was reported to the honorary secretary of Bridlington lifeboat station by HM Coastguard at 0900 on Thursday February 15. She was being...

Notes of the Quarter

Date: March 1955

Volume: 34

Issue: 371

THE LIFE-BOAT FLEET 155 Motor Life-boats 1 Harbour Pulling Life-boat LIVES RESCUED from the foundation of the Life-boat Service in 1824 to 31st December, 1954 79,058 Notes of the Quarter THE year 1954 has been one on which the Life-boat...

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The Fisheries Exhibition

Date: November 1883

Volume: 12

Issue: 130

IT would probably savour of exaggeration to assert that this Exhibition is entitled to the first place in the long roll of similar undertakings, of which the Exhibition of 1851 was the grand beginning; but history will give it a high place...

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The Fishwives of Cullercoats

Date: September 1935

Volume: 29

Issue: 323

THE fishwives of Cullercoats this year collected £139 at the quarterly road exercise and launch of the life-boat.

This was the fourteenth annual col- lection and the total for the fourteen years is...

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Portrait on the Cover

Date: December 1953

Volume: 33

Issue: 366

THE portrait on the cover is of James Thomas Upperton, the coxswain of the Shoreham Harbour life-boat. Cox- swain Upperton first joined the crew in 1910. He became second coxswain in 1940 and in 1947 he was appointed coxswain. He is a holder...

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The Pram Dinghy Turtle

Date: December 1953

Volume: 33

Issue: 366

Rhyl, Flintshire.—At 2.25 on the afternoon of the 5th of July, 1953, the coastguard rang up to say that the Abergele police had reported that a small boat had capsized off Llandulas, and that her crew of two were swim- ming towards Abergele....

The Floods of 1953

Date: June 1959

Volume: 35

Issue: 388

The Essex County Council has arranged for the extraordinary happenings at the end of January and the beginning of February, 1953, when large parts of the east coast were flooded, to be recorded in a splendidly produced and well illustrated...

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Heaving the Lead

Date: July 1854

Volume: 01

Issue: 13

OF the different guides to which the mariner has recourse in providing for the safety of his vessel as she forces her way through the trackless deep, none is of more importance, as none is more ancient, than that of the sounding-line and...

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The Torpedoing of the "Leinster." By A. W. Lewis, The Consulting Engineer of the Institution

Date: November 1918

Volume: 23

Issue: 266

As it was in the course of my duties as Engineer to tie Institution that I was returning from Ireland on board the Leinster on Thursday morning, October 10th, a short account of my experience will not be out of place in THE LIFE- BOAT...

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