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The Official Party Including the Duke of Atholl (Far I) and the Lord Mayor of Nottingham

Date: Spring 1985

Volume: 49

Issue: 492

The official party, including the Duke of Atholl (far I.) and the Lord Mayor of Nottingham, aboard Invergordon lifeboat after the naming ceremony. - View image in PDF

Photograph by courtesy of T. Bailey Forman Newspapers Ltd.. - View image in PDF

Category: Photographs

The Fishing Trawlers Perseverance, and the Ellen and Ann

Date: November 1889

Volume: 14

Issue: 154

LLANDUDNO.—The Sunlight No. 1 Lifeboat, manned by its efficient crew, rendered its first service in saving life during the heavy gale which prevailed along the coast on the 7th October. Early that morning two fishing trawlers from Hoylake,...

At the Grand Summer Ball

Date: Autumn 1981

Volume: 48

Issue: 478

At the Grand Summer Ball, Jersey, dancing was in the largest marquee ever raised in the island. From among the many dancers, Mrs Eileen Moore, Jersey guild honorary secretary and ball sub committee chairman, with Cdr Peter Sturdee who... - View image in PDF

Category: Photographs

This Painting of Lowestoft Lifeboat Has Been of Triple Benefit to the Local Guild and Station; First It Was Presented to Mrs Irene Craig (I) Chairman of the Ladies' Guild By Its Artist Jason Partner (R) at T

Date: Spring 1980

Volume: 47

Issue: 472

This painting of Lowestoft lifeboat has been of triple benefit to the local guild and station; first it was presented to Mrs Irene Craig (I.), chairman of the ladies' guild by its artist Jason Partner (r.) at the annual ball with retired... - View image in PDF

Category: Photographs

Rescue By a Converted Life-Boat

Date: Autumn 1950

Volume: 33

Issue: 356

Ox the 15th of December, 1950, Mr.

W. A. Haines, of Burnham Overy, near Wells, on the Norfolk coast, was out musselling in the Wash, with another man, in a converted life-boat. The wind was blowing hard, with squalls of...

Category: Articles

Rescued? By a G L Hardy

Date: Spring 1975

Volume: 44

Issue: 452

IT WAS THE YEAR I joined the lifeboat crew, and the second world war was nearly upon us. It was a bright early summer morning with a brisk breeze and I was sailing my dinghy through wavelets sparkling with the sun's jewels on their...

Category: Articles

Life-Boat Essay Competition. Presentation of the Prizes in the London District

Date: March 1926

Volume: 26

Issue: 286

Presentation of the Prizes in the London District. LAST year, for the first time, the presentation of the prizes won in this com- petition in the London area (consistingof the schools under the London County Council) took place at one...

Category: Articles

Three Stages In the Launching of the St.David's Pembrokeshire Life-Boat Joseph Soar

Date: January 1973

Volume: 42

Issue: 442

Three stages in the launching of the St. David's, Pembrokeshire, life-boat Joseph Soar. - View image in PDF

by courtesy of P. D. Lathan. - View image in PDF

Category: Photographs

The American Steamers Am-Mer-Mar and The Luray Victory, of Los Angeles

Date: 1946

Volume: War Years

Issue: 1946

JANUARY 30TH - 31ST. - WALMER, KENT. At 9.20 at night, just after the lifeboat had returned from the American steamer Am-Mer-Mar, which had gone aground on the Goodwin Sands, but had got off without help, the Deal coastguard reported another...

Super-Quality of Life-Boats. Some Examples from the Recent Gales

Date: February 1928

Volume: 27

Issue: 293

By Captain Howard F. I. Rowley, C.B.E., R.N., Chief Inspector of Life-boats.

IN an article with the above title which appeared in The Lifeboat for February, 1925, I pointed out the reasons why, in material and construction...

Category: Articles