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The Life-Boats of the United Kingdom

Date: August 1884

Volume: 12

Issue: 133

LIV. BULL BAY (Anglesey) The Curling, 34 feet by 7£ feet, 10 oars.

"READER, have you ever been at Ply- mouth?" asks the versatile Captain Fred- erick Marryatt in opening one of the happiest productions of...

Category: Articles

What Are Lifeboats Made Of? By James Paffett Rcnc Ceng Frina Honfni Frsa Chairman of the Technical Consultative Committee

Date: Summer 1983

Volume: 48

Issue: 485

For modern boats there is a choice. Wood, glass reinforced plastic, steel and aluminium are all very good, well tried materials. The first three have all been used for RNLI lifeboat hulls while aluminium is used for superstructures. All have...

Category: Articles

An art for all seasons

Date: Spring 2010

Volume: 61

Issue: 591

What home is complete without a seascape on the wall?

The sea provides a backdrop to all our lives – even in our homes, for we seem to have an indefatigable appetite for seascapes. Romance, beauty, danger and power are all...

Category: Articles

The End of Steam. Record of the Six Steam Life-Boats and the "Helen Peele" of Padstow

Date: September 1929

Volume: 27

Issue: 299

LAST spring, when the Motor Life-boat Princess Mary was sent to Padstow, the larger of the two Pulling and Sailing Life-boats at that station, and the Steam Tug, Helen Peele, were withdrawn from service, while the smaller Life-boat will,...

Category: Articles

Mla Unit Trust Management

Date: Autumn 1986

Volume: 50

Issue: 498

MLA INTERNATIONAL TRUST A truly international spread which has grown 42.5% in 12 months MLA International Trust invests for capital growth in the world's leading stock markets and strongest currencies - it has notched up gains of 42.5%...

Category: Advertisement

Honorary Workers of the Institution. No. 10.—Miss Letitia French, Honorary Secretary of the Palling Life-Boat Station

Date: February 1927

Volume: 26

Issue: 289

OF the many hundreds of honorary workers for the Life-boat Cause, those on whom the chief burden and respon- sibility fall are the Honorary Secretaries of the Life-boat Stations. It is a responsibility resting on them the whole time, from...

Category: Articles

Life support

Date: Summer 2014

Volume: 61

Issue: 608 Lifeboat Magazine Summer 2014

Their fundraising roots lie in the 19th century, but today’s branches continue to attract new members and raise millions of pounds. How do they do it?

From the first Lifeboat Saturday street...

Category: Articles

Balloon Races

Date: December 1937

Volume: 30

Issue: 332

FOUR branches have carried out balloon races with great success this year.

At St. Albans, where the race was being held for the third time, about a thousand balloons were sent off, of which eighty-five were...

Category: Articles

Shoreline

Date: Spring 1982

Volume: 48

Issue: 480

ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS from many thousands of people, all, as it were, like threads being twisted together to form one rope of great strength, form the basis of Shoreline support for the lifeboat service. Year by year the sum of these...

Category: Articles

Royal Summer

Date: Summer 1975

Volume: 44

Issue: 453

'THE PLEASURE of your company' is a phrase so often used that we rarely listen to the words themselves; but when members of the royal family honour the lifeboat service with their company everyone knows the days will not only be...

Category: Inaugurations