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Rochdale, of London

Date: January 1870

Volume: 07

Issue: 75

On the 10th November, the brig Roclidale, of London, was wrecked, and afterwards sunk, off Has- borough, during squally weather. The Grocers life-boat went out and rescued the crew of 7 men from the ship's boat, to which they had taken,...

Ernest, of Ipswich

Date: October 1870

Volume: 07

Issue: 78

The same life-boat was also afloat on the 20th March, during a heavy gale from N.N.E., and was the means of bringing ashore the crew of 4 men of the distressed barge Earnest, of Ipswich, which after- wards stranded inside the...

Hindlea, of Dublin

Date: September 1952

Volume: 33

Issue: 362

Portpatrick, Wigtownshire.—At 6.25 in the morning of the 7th of May, 1952, the coastguard telephoned that the keepers of the Mull of Galloway Lighthouse had reported a motor vessel, a mile north of the Mull, drifting east - north - eastwards...

Albion, of Teignmouth and Emma, of Barrow

Date: October 1865

Volume: 05

Issue: 58

— On the 20th February, the schooners Albion, of Teignmouth, and Emma, of Barrow, an- chored in Fishguard Bay. Being strangers, the vessels came to anchor rather too far out in the bay, and the wind having suddenly shifted to the N.N.E., and...

Pram Instead of Car.

Date: March 1944

Volume: War Years

Issue: War Bulletin 15

On life-boat day in Manchester and Salford one of the members of the Ladies' Life-boat Guild, a city councillor of Manchester, delivered her collecting boxes, and took her money to the bank, in a baby's pram..

Category: Articles

Wading into the unknown

Date: Winter 2012

Volume: 61

Issue: 602 Lifeboat Magazine Winter 2012

When a 6-year-old girl died of polio after swimming at a sewage-contaminated beach, her grieving parents sparked a campaign that would leave a lasting public legacy

Caroline Wakefield died...

Category: Articles

Straining Under the Weight of a Giant Bottle

Date: Spring 1981

Volume: 47

Issue: 476

Straining under the weight of a giant bottle full of money for the RNLI is Mike Fisher, landlord of The Wise Man, West Stafford, Dorset. When it was cracked open by Vic Pitman (/.), coxswain ofWeymouth lifeboat, it was found to contain £... - View image in PDF

Category: Photographs

There Will Be Single Commemorative Medals and Sets of Medals In Gold Silver and Bronze These Depicted Here Show the RNLI Badge Which Will Be on the Reverse Co

Date: January 1973

Volume: 42

Issue: 442

There will be single commemorative medals and sets of medals in gold, silver and bronze. These depicted here show the R.N.L.I, badge which will be on the reverse common to all, Henry Greathead's Original, Sir William Hillary, the founder...

Category: Medals

They Did It

Date: Autumn 1986

Volume: 50

Issue: 498

They did it. They, (I to r) Steve Huntley, Mike Ogwo, Paul Savage, Tony Jeffery, Gary Brooks, Peter Cowup and Mick Newman, ran in relays the 80 miles between Margate lifeboat station and Islington fire station. The time taken by these seven... - View image in PDF

Category: Photographs

Patrons and Staff of the Travellers Rest Public House

Date: Autumn 1987

Volume: 50

Issue: 502

Bunk holiday fund raising activities raised £757 for the New Brighton lifeboat station. Patrons and staff of the Travellers Rest public house and Reflections on Marine Promenade, New Brighton, had an added treat when the inshore... - View image in PDF

Category: Photographs