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Summary of the Meetings of the Committee of Management

Date: February 1931

Volume: 28

Issue: 305

Thursday, 21st August, 1930.

Paid £22,113 5s. lid. for sundry charges in connexion with the construction of Life-boats, Life-boat Houses and Slipways, and the maintenance of the various Life-boat establish-...

Category: Committee

The Life-Boat Stations of the United Kingdom

Date: February 1876

Volume: 09

Issue: 99

XII.—GROOMSPORT.

The Florence, 32 feet long, 7 feet 6 inches beam, ! 10 oars. j A LIFE-BOAT was first stationed at this small i fishing port by the Institution in 1858; in 1867 it ! was replaced by the present boat, the...

Category: Articles

The Ferries European Gateway and Speedlink (2)

Date: Spring 1983

Volume: 48

Issue: 484

Ferry collision HARWICH HARBOUR RADIO received a call at 2251 on Sunday December 19, 1982, from the outward bound roll-on roll-off ferry European Gateway reporting that she was in collision with the inward bound ferry Speedlink Vanguard in...

Membership News

Date: Spring 1991

Volume: 52

Issue: 516

G o v e r n o r s • S h o r e l i n e • S t o r m F o r c e Positive Reactions There's an old saying: 'It only takes one spark to start a fire.' Well, the spark in this case was the Spring issue'spiece 'Moving with the...

Category: Articles

Your Letters

Date: Winter 1989

Volume: 51

Issue: 507

Unusual hazard Sir - I was skipper of the yacht Dalriada when she sank in the small hours of 2 July 1988 (Lifeboat Services, Winter issue), and was eventually transferred to the shore from HMS Battleaxe by Coxswain Billy Lennon and the...

Category: Correspondence

Feature Zetland Lifeboat - 200 Years

Date: Spring 2002

Volume: 58

Issue: 560

The Zetland is the oldest surviving lifeboat in the world. She first saw action in 1802 and continued to save lives at Redcar until 1880. Local historian Dave Phillipson, a crew member from 1961-1986, looks at the history of a remarkable...

Category: Articles

The Life-Boats of the United Kingdom. Montrose Branch

Date: November 1885

Volume: 12

Issue: 138

LXV. MONTROSE No. 1.—The Mincing Lane, 33 feet by 8J feet, 10 oars.

LXVI. Ditto No. 2.—The Roman Governor of Caer Hun, 30 feet by 8 feet, 10 oa s. ' STANDING upon what may be termed a narrow sandy peninsula, is to be...

Category: Articles

A Wreck at Sea

Date: November 1873

Volume: 08

Issue: 90

" Thy flitting form comes ghostly dull and pale, As driven by the beating storm at sea; Thy cry is weak and scared, As if thy mates had shared The doom of us. Thy wail— What does it bring to me ?" IT was perhaps an impious wish,...

Category: Articles

Bye-Laws of the Royal National Life-Boat Institution

Date: May 1880

Volume: 11

Issue: 116

I. THE Annual General Meeting prescribed by the Charter shall be held on the 4th day of March, or as soon after as may be convenient, and the same and all other General Meetings shall be held at such time and place as the Committee of Manage...

Category: Articles

The Life-Boat

Date: August 1882

Volume: 11

Issue: 125

BEEN out in the Life-boat often ? Ay, ay, sir, oft enough.

When it's rougher than this? Lor" bless you! this ain't what we calls rough; It's when there's a gale a-blowin', and the waves run in and...

Category: Poetry