Rhyl, Flintshire. At 10.15 on the night of the 16th of July, 1959, the owner of the fishing vessel Ocean Queen told the honorary secretary that his vessel, which had a crew of two, was in difficulties four and a half miles north- east-by-east of Rhyl. At 10.20 the life- boat Anthony Robert Marshall, with the second coxswain in command, was launched in a moderate sea with a moderate south-westerly wind blowing and an ebb tide. She found the Ocean Queen aground and towed her into deep water, but off Llandulas the second coxswain decided to anchor for a time as the wind was freshening. About six o'clock on the morning of the 17th of July the life-boat began to make for Rhyl with the fishing vessel in tow.

She finally arrived at her station at 7.50.

Rewards to the crew, £16 9s ; rewards to the helpers on shore, £6 6s..