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Selsey: Coxswain Michael J Grant (R) Awarded the Silver Medal for the Service to the Panamanian Cargo Vessel Cape Coast on January 10 and the Thanks of the Insti

Date: Summer 1979

Volume: 46

Issue: 469

Selsey: Coxswain Michael J. Grant (r.), awarded the silver medal for the service to the Panamanian cargo vessel Cape Coast on January 10 and the thanks of the Institution inscribed on vellum for the service to the fishing vessel New Venture... - View image in PDF

Category: Photographs

(Left) a Launch By Horses at Brooke

Date: Winter 1981

Volume: 47

Issue: 475

(left) A launch by horses at Brooke, Isle of Wight. Pulling lifeboats were stationed at Brook from I860 to 1937, when the station was closed.. - View image in PDF

Category: Photographs

Amble: Regardless of Heavy Rain After Naming Harold Salvesen the New 37' 6" Rather Class Lifeboat Mrs Salvesen Was Down on the Shore to See Her Launch Photograph

Date: Autumn 1975

Volume: 44

Issue: 454

Amble: Regardless of heavy rain, after naming Harold Salvesen, the new 37' 6" Rather class lifeboat, Mrs Salvesen was down on the shore to see her launch.

photograph by courtesy of The Northumberland... - View image in PDF

Category: Photographs

The Old Battleship Foudroyant

Date: February 1898

Volume: 17

Issue: 187

BLACKPOOL.—The old battleship Fou,- droyant, at one time Lord Nelson's flagship, which had been towed round the coast for the purpose of exhibition, while at anchor off Blackpool on the 16th June was overtaken by a sudden gale. At about...

The Merchant Shipping Act, 1875

Date: November 1875

Volume: 09

Issue: 98

UNSEAWORTHY SHIPS, 38 & 39 VICTORIA, CAP. 88.) THE Act -which was passed at the end of last Session for the better security of ships and sailors, although only to con- tinue in force for one year, is of consider- able importance, as...

Category: Articles

Lifeboat Away ! It Was the Roughest Weather In Which the Dungeness Boat Has Ever Been Launched Photographs By Courtesy of G T Paine

Date: Spring 1975

Volume: 44

Issue: 452

Lifeboat away ! It was the roughest weather in which the Dungeness boat has ever been launched.. - View image in PDF

Category: Photographs

The Return of the Life-Boat, Off Whitby

Date: August 1920

Volume: 24

Issue: 270

(l-'ruin a paintiwj by Kdwnrd Duncan. i'Jnyraved hi/ Arthur Willmow, 1878.).

Category: Drawings

On the Afternoon of July 9 a Giant Wave Washed Three Boys Off Sterlochy Rocks Immediately East of Findochty Harbour Two Were Pulled to Safety By Uwe Brandt An Oil Rig Worker Who Waded M

Date: Summer 1980

Volume: 47

Issue: 473

On the afternoon of July 9 a giant wave washed three boys off Sterlochy Rocks immediately east of Findochty Harbour. Two were pulled to safety by Uwe Brandt, an oil rig worker, who waded more than waist deep into the rough seas. Buckle... - View image in PDF

Category: Photographs

The S.S. Rosso, of Stockholm

Date: September 1952

Volume: 33

Issue: 362

Montrose, and Broughty Ferry, Angus, Eyemouth, Berwickshire, and Gourdon,Kincardineshire.—At 4.52 in the after- noon of the 7th of March, 1952, the S.S. Rosso, of Stockholm, bound for Sweden from Methie, wirelessed that she was leaking...

Man the Life-Boat!

Date: November 1896

Volume: 16

Issue: 182

" Man the Life-boat!" Listen, brother, How the signal cleaves the air, Chilling heart of wife or mother With a feeling nigh despair; "Man the Life-boat 1" and the thunder Seems to echo back the cry; "Dare they...

Category: Poetry