To WM. CHAS. JAMES, on his retirement, after serving four years as Second Coxswain and eighteen years as Coxswain of the Point of Ayr Life-boat, a Framed Certificate of Service and a Pension.

To JOSEPH HUGHES, on his retirement, after serving twenty-three years as Coxswain of the Rhyl Life-boat, a Pension.

To MATTHEW HAYES, on his retirement, after serving eleven years as Bowman, four years as Second Coxswain, and ten years as Coxswain of the Rosslare Harbour Life- boat, a Pension.

To JAMES SMITH, on his retirement, after serving nine and a half years as Coxswain of the Tramore Life-boat, a Gratuity.

To GRIFFITH WILLIAMS, on his retirement from the post of Signalman at Beaumaris, after having been connected with the Penmon and Beaumaris Life-boats for forty- two years, a Certificate of Service.

To ANDREW CABOILL, on his retirement, after serving twenty-two years as Second Cox- swain of the Montrose Life-boats, a Certifi- cate of Service and a Pension.

To THOMAS EVANS, on his retirement, after serving seven years as Second Coxswain of the St. David's Life-boat, a Gratuity.

To THOMAS GREEN, on his retirement, after serving six years as Bowman and eight years as Second Coxswain of the Pwllheli Life-boat, a Pension.

To THOMAS POWER, on his retirement, after- serving nine and a half years as Second Cox- j swain of the Tramore Life-boat, a Gratuity.

To THOMAS ROSSER, on his retirement, after serving twenty years as Signalman at Little Haven, a Pension.

To JOHN COWIE, on his retirement, after serving eleven years as Second Coxswain and six years as Coxswain of the Buckie Life-boat, a Pension.

To OWEN H. WILLIAMS, on his retirement, after serving seventeen years as Bowman of the Point of Ayr Life-boat, a Pension.

To JAMES McLEOD, on his retirement, after serving twelve and a half years as Bowman of the Lossiemouth Life-boat, a Pension.

To GEORGE D. DUNCAN, on his retirement, after serving twelve and a half years as Signalman at Johnshaven, a Pension.

To WILLIAM MACKIE, on his retirement, after serving eight years as Bowman and sixteen years as Second Coxswain of the Margate Life-boat, a Certificate of Service and a Pension.

To JOHN BREEDS, on his retirement, after serving twenty-four years as Signalman at Hastings, a Pension.

JOHN REES, the Bowman at Tenby, was compelled to resign owing to ill-health, and a Compassionate Allowance of 10s. per week was granted. He died when only two weekly payments had been made, and the Committee granted £4 towards funeral ex- penses.

To WILLIAM MABSH, who sustained a broken leg while acting as a member of the crew of the North Deal Life-boat, a Compassionate Grant of £2 per week during his incapacity.

The following Certificates have been pre- sented to the relatives of men who lost their lives in the Life-boat Service.

Widow of Coxswain OWEN OWENS.

Parents of EVAN and RICHARD HUGHES.

Parents of WM. THOMAS.

Widow of OWEN JONES.

These men lost their lives in the accident to the Rhoscolyn (Anglesey) Life-boat on the 3rd December, 1920, after launching to the assistance of the s.s. Timbo, of Whitby, during a whole N.W. by N. gale, with a very heavy sea.

Widow of JAMES MoBAY.

This man lost his life in the accident to the Johnshaven Life-boat when she was returning to harbour with the rescued crew of the Danish barquentine Fredensborg, during a S.E. gale, with a very heavy sea, on the 21st December, 1920.

(Full accounts of these two services appeared in The Life-Boat for February, 1921.).