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The Fishing Clipper, of Yarmouth

At 11 P.M., on the 24th January, 1868, guns were heard from the St. Nicholas Light Vessel, and lights of distress were seen in Yarmouth Roads. The large life-boat was at once got out, but the gale was so strong, and the weather so thick and snowy, that the vessel was not reached till 3 A.M. She was brought into a safe position by the crew of the life-boat, and assisted into Yarmouth Harbour the next morning.

She proved to be the fishing-smack Clipper, of Yarmouth, with 6 men on board..