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Per Mare, Per Terram

Date: February 1881

Volume: 11

Issue: 119

THE above well-known motto of the British "Royal Marines " has been nobly illustrated by the deeds of that dis- tinguished corps in every part of the globe, and wherever, on land or sea, its services have been required, its famous...

Category: Articles

The Life-Boats and the War. The King's Appreciation of the Institution's Work

Date: February 1917

Volume: 23

Issue: 262

NOTE.—The Editor will be grateful to Hon. Secretaries, and other subscribers, for any really good photographs of wrecks, or Life-boats on service or exercise, for publication in the JOURNAL.

The Life-boats and the War.<...

Category: Correspondence

Letters

Date: Summer 1976

Volume: 44

Issue: 457

Re-count . . .

In a branch house-to-house collection two boxes may, rarely, be found to contain the same amount when opened, but how about this ? Two collectors worked on the opposite side of each road in their area,...

Category: Correspondence

Major H. E. Burton, O.B.E., R.E., Hon. Secretary of the Tynemouth Branch and Hon. Superintendent of the Tynemouth Motor Life-Boat

Date: May 1925

Volume: 26

Issue: 284

Hon. Secretary of the Tynemouth Branch and Hon. Superintendent of the Tynemouth Motor Life-boat.

By LIEUT-GENERAL SIR HENRY MERRICK LAWSON, K.C.B.

[A short account of Major Burton's career and,, in...

Category: Articles

Gazeka

Date: December 1937

Volume: 30

Issue: 332

Wells, Norfolk.—At 6.45 P.M. on the 24th July a telephone call was received from the owner of the motor yacht Gazeka, of London, who had come ashore from his yacht, which was lying off Blakeney -Point without a rudder and with her engine...

Confid

Date: October 1938

Volume: 30

Issue: 335

Humber, Yorkshire.—Shortly before midnight on the 19th March, 1938, the motor vessel Confid, of Rotterdam, bound laden from Plymouth for Middlesbrough, ran aground on the Inner Binks. A moderate south-westerly breeze was blowing, with a...

The S.S. Indian Exporter

Date: Spring 1953

Volume: 33

Issue: 365

Hartlepool, Durham.—At 1.20 early on the morning of the 16th of May, 1953, the Teesmouth life-boat station telephoned to say that the S.S. Indian Exporter, of Calcutta, had asked for a boat to land a sick seaman. The Teesmouth life-boat was...

Petite Marie-Claude

Date: March 1959

Volume: 35

Issue: 387

Plymouth, Devon. At 9.54 on the morning of the 28th of October, 1958, the coastguard at Rame Head informed the honorary secretary that the French trawler Petite Marie-Claude had an engine failure off Looe Bay three and a half miles...

Cogswell & Harrison -Ltd.

Date: April 1971

Volume: 42

Issue: 435

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Cogswell & Harrison Ltd

Date: Winter 1974

Volume: 43

Issue: 447

THE WORLD'S MOST POWERFUL FLASHLIGHT DYNALITE FLASHES The world's most powerful flashlight, specially imported from the U.S.A. This six-cell flashlight is 80,000 candle power made of strong plastic, and unconditionally guaranteed for...

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