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At the ANNUAL GENEBAL MEETING of the ROYAL NATIOHAL LIFE- BOAT INSTITUTION, held at St. Martin's Town Hall, Charing Gross Road, on Saturday, the 12th day of March, 1898, His Grace the DUKE OF LEEDS in the Chair, the following Report of the Committee was submitted and adopted:— ANNUAL BEPOBT. organization, they presented their Beport to the House of Commons on the 15th of 1898. the following July. • The Beport, the THB past year, while it has been one of contents of which have been placed before considerable anxiety to the Committee of tbePablic, entirely vindicated and justified Management, has at the same time been one the Institution and altogether cleared the of congratulation, and not only for them Management of the serious charges made but also for every friend to the Life-boat against it. It concluded thus:— cause. In consequence of the serious and "Your Committee cannot conclude unfounded charges and attacks which had their Beport without recording their for some time been systematically made opinion that the thanks of the whole and widely circulated against the Manage- community are due to the Committee of ment of the Institution, the Life-boats the BOTAL NATIONAL LIFB-BOAT INSTITU- and their crews, and generally against TION for the energy and good management everything connected with the Institution, (often in very difficult circumstances) the Committee felt that it had become abso- with which they have for so many years lutely necessary, in view of the existence successfully carried out the national work of the Institution being entirely dependent of life-saving, and this without reward on the confidence and voluntary aid of the or payment of any sort. And your Com- Public, to apply early in the year to the mittee regret that it is not in their power House of Commons to appoint a Select to suggest some further protection for Committee to inquire fully, into the charitable institutions against the attacks administration of the Institution, and of irresponsible persons, which attacks into the adequacy of its organization for may, as in the present case, turn out to laving life on our coasts. The Select be unfounded and untrue." Committee was appointed on the 17th The Press of the country generally March, 1897, and after sitting for four expressed in strong and clear terms its months, and going most carefully and concurrence with the finding of the exhaustively into every detail of the Parliamentary Committee and very

VOL. XVII.—No. 188.—LIFE-BOAT JOOKNAL (%ai> ED.) 26 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAT, 1898. numerous congratulatory resolutions and is a list of the Station's to which these letters have been received by the Com- new boats have been sent:— mittee, not only from all parts of the United Kingdom, but also from the ENOLAHD AND WALES. Continent. The Committee would take Broadstairs . Kent. this opportunity of tendering. to the Kessinglaud No. 2 . Suffolk. supporters and friends of the Insti- Mevagissey . . . Cornwall. tution their best and grateful thanks Newhaven . . . Sussex. Poole .... Dorsetshire for the hearty support they received Bhyl Flintshire. from them throughout the recent trying Saltburn . . . Yorkshire. period of investigation and anxiety. There Soathwold No. 2 . Suffolk. is no doubt that much injury has been Button .... Lincolnshire. done to the cause financially by the Walmer .... Kent. circulation of calumnies which have SCOTLASD. been proved to be so baseltss and Fraserburgh Aberdeenshire. nnjnst, and the consequent loss has cer- Peterhead . Aberdeeushire. tainly been considerable, more especially ISLE OF MAN. in connection with the Life-boat Saturday Fund. The Committee believe that the Peel. love of justice and fair - play which has The service at Point of Ayr (Flintshire) always characterised the British Public has been strengthened by the addition will not allow the Life-boat Service to of a second Life-boat at this station, and suffer permanently, but that the people the Point of Ayr, St. Anne's No. 2, and of this great maritime country will Hoylake Boats, were altered and improved. generously come forward and compensate A third steam Life-boat named the the Institution for the loss it has sus- Queen, in commemoration of the comple- tained. One gentleman has already con- tion of the sixtieth year of Her Majesty's tributed 1,OOOZ. and doubled his annual reign, was sent to New Brighton last subscription, as a special mark of his autumn, the steam Life-boat Duke of disapproval of the improper tactics which Northumberland which she replaced have been practised against the Institution, being re-trausferred to Holyhead. Oil and other friends have either increased fuel and coal combined may be used in the their annual subscriptions or given special propulsion of the new boat. Steam Life- contributions. The Committee would boats are being built by the Institution earnestly appeal to all lovers of justice to for Padstow (Cornwall) and the neigh- follow such an excellent example. bourhood of Grimsby. The total cost of Notwithstanding the troubles to which the Queen exceeded 5,0002. reference has been made, the great life- Owing to the variations in the amount saving work of the Institution has been of sea traffic which have taken place of steadily continued and earnestly carried late years on different parts of the on during the past year. coast, and the substitution, to a considerable extent, of steam vessels for small coasters and other small trading L«/e-6oate.—Newsailingor pulling boats, vessels, it has been found necessary by fully equipped and possessing every im- the Institution in several cases to place provement in construction and gear which more powerful Life-boats at some stations has been found to be desirable, and suited and in other instances to close stations to local requirements, have been supplied altogether. During the past year Life- to 13 Stations, and in each case the local boats have been withdrawn from committees, coxswains and crews interested Appledore, Bamburgh Castle, Carnsore, have been fully consulted. The following Eessingland, Eingsgate and Wexford. 2si> MAT, 1898.] ANNUAL BEPO&T. 27

On the 3 let December lost there were lives. In no previous June since the 296 Life-boats of all classes belonging to establishment of the Institution in 1824 the Institution on the coast. have there been so many Life-boats Transporting Carriages.—During the launched on service or so many lives saved year the Life-boats at 5 Stations were as the result of the launches. During the provided with new transporting carriages, year the Life-boats were launched on and a similar course will be adopted service 381 times and 1,103 times for where necessary as soon as circumstances exercise; besides which the crews were admit. assembled on 62 other occasions when it was thought that their services might be Tippiiufs Plates.—Four sets of these required. The Committee have to record valuable aids to prompt launching were that, notwithstanding the thousands of supplied in 1897 to Stations where it was Life-boat men that were afloat in the considered that the arrangements for easy Institution's Life-boats either on service and rapid launching were defective, and or exercise in 1897, not a single man lost they have already proved as successful as his life. In view of the dangerous nature elsewhere. of the work which has to be performed, Inspection of Life-boats, &c.—A. this is most satisfactory, and a matter for thorough and careful inspection of the the deepest thankfulness, and the Com- Institution's Life-boats and Stations has mittee would here qnote the following been periodically carried out during the paragraph from the Parliamentary Re- past year, and a detailed report of each port:— inspection has been submitted to the "It is true the service has not been Committee for their consideration and conducted entirely without loss of life guidance. by those engaged in it Your Committee would have been greatly surprised if it Shipwrecks.—Although the past year had; seeing that the woik must often be cannot be said to have been GO remarkably done in conditions of the greatest danger void of continuous stormy weather as its to all concerned." predecessor, it was not a tempestuous one. The total number of lives for the saving The stormy seasons,except in one instance, of which the Institution granted rewards were not marked by any great gale which last year was 659. Of these 534 were could be considered as unusual, and the launches of the Life-boats on service were fairly evenly distributed throughout the Number Lives Vessels Wves of Life- Saved Saved 1897. Saved by year. The heaviest gales of 1897, from boat by Life- by Life, Shore- a Life-boat point of view, occurred on pUnoobee. boats. boats. boats. the 2nd-3rd March and the 28-29th January 36 26 1 28 November. In the first case there were February 49 49 1 10 March 60 72 6 10 19 Life-boats launched, resulting in the April . 23 13 3 21 saving of 38 lives and the landing of 10 May . 15 11 2 17 June . 31 85 2 other persons exposed to danger. In the Ju)y . 9 7 second case 29 Life-boats were launched Attguirt, 11 2—2 10 September 20 7 3 2 on service, with the result that the lives of October . 14 14 2 11 108 persons, including two women, were November 51 132 5 2 saved. This gale was a very severe one December 62 103 5 12 and did much damage to property, more Total . . 381 634 30 125 particularly on the east and south-east coasts. During the month of June saved by Life-boats and 125 by shore- there were 31 launches of Life-boats on boats and other means; besides which the service, resulting in the saving of 85 Life-boat crews saved 30 vessels. 28 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2M> MAT, 1898.

The preceding table (page 27) gives the At the end of the year the Institution details of the services during each month had granted altogether in rewards and of the year. recognitions since its establishment in The total number of lives saved either 1824, 99 Gold Medals and Clasps, 1,161 by Life-boats, shore-boats or other means Silver Medals and Clasps, 275 Binocular for which the Institution has granted Glasses, 15 Telescopes, 14 Aneroid Baro- rewards has been 40,474, the number of meters, 1,577 Votes of Thanks inscribed each year being as follows : — on vellum and framed, 72 Certificates of Service framed, and 179,8357. 9s. &d. in Tear. No. of Lives. Tear. No. of Lives. 1824 124 1862 574 money. 1825 218 1863 714 With the view of still further recogniz- 1826 175 1864 698 1827 163 1865 714 ing long, faithful and good service in the 1828 301 1866 951 Life-boat cause, the Committee in Novem- 1829 463 1867 1,086 ber last decided to introduce on the 1 830 372 1868 862 18H1 287 1869 1,231 1st January, 1898, a system of pensions 1832 310 1870 784 and gratuities under which the men in 1833 449 1871 882 1834 214 1872 739 the permanent service of the Institution, 1835 364 1873 668 namely the coxswains, bowmen and signal- 1836 225 1874 713 men, when retired on account of old age, 1837 272 1875 921 1838 456 1876 600 accident, ill-health or abolition of post, 1839 279 1877 1,048 will receive special allowances as a reward 1840 353 1878 616 1841 128 1879 855 for their services. It is believed that 1842 276 1880 697 the adoption of this course, which has 1843 236 1881 1,121 given general satisfaction, will assist the 1844 193 1882 884 1845 235 1883 955 Institution in its efforts to secure the 1846 134 1884 792 services of the best men for the work, 1847 157 1885 555 1848 123 1886 761 besides being an inducement to the men 1849 209 1887 572 to do their utmost to discharge their 1850 470 1888 800 duties well. The Committee will in 1851 230 1889 627 1852 773 1890 765 addition, as hitherto, continue to com- 1853 678 1891 736 pensate Life-boat men and helpers for 1854 355 1892 1,056 temporary injuries received in the service, 1855 406 1893 598 1856 473 1894 790 and contribute liberally, as has always 1857 374 1895 709 been their practice, to the support of the 1858 427 1896 461 1859 499 1897 659 widows and dependent relatives of any 1860 455 _ . Life-boat man or helper who may lose lotal 40,474 1861 424 his life in the Service. Rewards. —Th e rewards bestowed by the Institution in 1897 for the saving of Aneroids. — The supply by the In- life from shipwreck or for efforts to do so, stitution at a greatly reduced cost of and in recognition of other good services these most useful and reliable instruments rendered to the cause, comprised seven to the Masters and Owners of Fishing- silver medals, nine binocular glasses, one boats and small Coasters still continues. aneroid barometer, nineteen votes of During the past year 99 were furnished thanks inscribed on vellum and framed, to Fishermen, and 27 to Coasters, making nine certificates of service, framed, and a total of 3,879 provided since 1882. 10,2891. is., including grants for personal injuries sustained in the service and Removal of Wrecks. —Unde r the useful 1,0002. in aid of the disaster fund of the provisions of the Removal of Wrecks Act, Margate surf-boat, which boat, however, 1877, Amendment Act, 1889, which did not belong to the Institution. became lav as the result of the In- 2ND MAT, 1898.] ANNUAL REPORT. 29

stitntion's efforts, several wrecks in non- Fund, to the local Life-boat Saturday navigable waters dangerous to the Life- committees and their officials, to the boats and their crews in the discharge of Ladies' Auxiliaries, and to each and their life-eaving duties, were last year every helper throughout the country who removed by the Elder Brethren of the has worked for the cause, either directly Trinity House, always ready to assist the or indirectly. The difficulties in the way Institution, and by other authorities. of developing the Life-boat Saturday movement during the past year have been Electrical Communication on the Coast. great, owing, not merely to the unjust —The system of electrical communication charges which had been made against on the coast for life-saving purposes its management, which have been stated which was begun by the Government by the Parliamentary Committee to be nearly six years ago, as proposed by the "entirely without foundation," but also Institution, is not yet completed, but owing to the special collections made, and good progress has been made. The funds raised throughout the country, Royal Commission, which was appointed and especially in London, in connection in 1892, has completed its work and with the commemoration of Her Majesty's issued its final Report last autumn. Jubilee. Notwithstanding, however, these Local Committees, advance all along appreciated by the Committee of Manage- the line. In 1897 Life-boat Saturday ment, who beg to tender them their demonstrations were held and collections grateful and most cordial acknowledg- made in 82 of the principal cities and ment. The loyal support given by the towns of the United Kingdom, in 17 of Honorary Officials all over the country which the collections were made for the throughout the recent trying period of first time. inquiry has been specially helpful. Several of these gentlemen gave important Finances.—The total amount received evidence before the Parliamentary Com- in 1897 in subscriptions, donations, divi- mittee, aud scores of others were also dends, &c., and including the amount prepared to do so had such a course been received from the Life-boat Saturday Hecessary. Fund, was 60,0021. 18*. 2<£, a falling off The best thanks of the Committee are of 14,5852. Is. %d., as compared with also due to the Press for its powerful the corresponding total of the previous advocacy; and also to the Coastguard year. Of this sum 6,8892. 5s. 9<2. repre- for their valuable co-operation. sents the diminution as compared with Numerous life-saving suggestion?, in- 1896 in the receipts from the Saturday ventions and patents have been brought Fund, which, together with the other under the notice of the Committee during reduced totals, was, it is believed, due to the past year, all of which have received the disgraceful and unfounded charges their careful attention, and their thanks which had been so widely circulated against are due to those who have submitted the Institution with regard to the Saturday them. The Committee are grateful for Fund, charges which have now been proved any suggebtion which may lead to in- by the Parliamentary Committee to have creased efficiency in the Service. been " entirely without foundation." The total amount received under the head of Life-boat Saturday.—The best thanks legacies amounted to 21,1661. 6s. lid., of- of the Institution are due to the Central which sum 4,1422.19s. IQd. was for specific Committee of the Life-boat Saturday purposes. 30 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAT, 1898.

The Eeport of the Select Committee of Payments, and Aneroids for Fishermen and the House of Commons states that: Coasters; 28,3752. 14s. 10<2. for payments " In the opinion of jour Committee the to Inspectors, Coxswains, Bowmen, Signal- Institution has invariably done its best to men ; to Crews, &e., for Services and for carry out the intentions of testators who Exercising the Life-boats, for Special have entrusted it with legacies. In many Rewards and Recognitions for Services, cases, however, testators have hampered Grants to the Relatives of Men lost on their bequest* with conditions which have Service, for Injuries, Medals and Vellums. made it impossible immediately to give The balance was expended in Printing, effect to their •wishes. Many people are Advertising, Postage, Telegrams and not content to leave a certain sum for the Stationery; on Salaries, Rent, Rates, general work of life-saving done by the Taxes, Housekeeper, &c., and Law and Institution, but insist on providing a Life- other expenses connected with the Parlia- boat, to be placed at some point selected mentary Inquiry, Leases and Bequests. by the testator in advance, and perhaps Every'item of receipt and expenditure already sufficiently supplied. has, as usual, been examined, verified and "The Institution wpuld be greatly passed by Mr. LOVELOCK, of the firm of helped in its work, and seafaring men Messrs. LOVELOCK, WHIFPBN, and DICKIN- more fnlly provided for when in danger, SON, 19, Coleman Street, E.G., Chartered were money left to the managers of the Accountants. Institution to use in their discretion for The Committee, fully recognizing and the objects prescribed in their charter. gratefully acknowledging the generous Thus, while any recommendation to support they have received from the couple the benefactor's name with the public during the last seventy-four years, work to be done, or to provide for a earnestly appeal for a liberal continuance particular place, would certainly receive of financial help. As greater efficiency in all consideration, the general objects of the service is obtained year by year, and the Institution would not be hindered by every effort is made to make it still more conditions precedent difficult of immediate effective, an increasing annual expenditure fulfilment." is the necessary result. The good work The total expenditure for the year done by the Institution is generally recog- amounted to 78,6972. 19s. 4d., *nd nized and commended both at home and comprised 26,9882. 17«. 9<2. for building, abroad, but it cannot be carried on without improving, and repairing Life-boats and increasing funds and a reliable and certain Life-boat Carriages, Life-boat Housea and income; the Committee of Management Slipways; 15,872?. 2s. Sd. for Life-belts would, therefore, urge all who value the and other Stows, the Storeyard, Subsidies work and appreciate its importance to come to non-self-snpporling Stations, Branch forward and give them a helping hand. MAT, 1898.] LIFEBOAT SEEVICB^.

LIFE-BOAT SERVICES IN 1897.

Lives Lives Lives saved. saved. saved. Mertentni, barque, of Swansea- ., of Glasgow 3 Pally, fishing smack of Pargate — assisted to save vessel. n, acboooer, of Beau- stood by ve-sel. Acacia, keteh, of London ...... 7 marls—landed 3. Port Patrick fishing boat— ren- Ada, barg", of London—ren - Green (Hive, brig, of Little- dered assistance. dered assistance. hatnpton .„..'... » 8 Prospect, brigantine, of Belfast... 4 Agewra, bvig, ot Guernsey — Sre%, schooner, of Stavanger— Badyr, s.8., of Cardiff— rendered saved vessel and ...... 8 rendered assistance. assistance. •igrtail-a, schooner, of Cardiff ... 4 Griuwoy, 8.S., of Cardiff. 17 .Rainbow, smack, of Lowestott ... 5 Alcetter, ship, of Liverpool ...... 22 Hannah, of Great Yarmouth ... 4 Bannock, s.s., of Glasgow landed Alert, barque, of St. John, N.B. 10 ffurp, smack, of Arklow 4 15. Altair,ahiit,of Bremen — stood by. Hero, ketchT>( , oLr(f Qooli;lel ele 4 Retort, cutter, of Lowe-toft — Amie, s.a., of London— landed 12. .5ci£'<* ™>b' l Uh ot Hdganas assisted to save vessel and ...... 2 Amgloman, s.s., of Liverpool — —rendered aesitt nw. Jlobert, schooner of Rye ...... 6 rendered assistance. Holly flow, scDooner, of Gal way 8 Rock Light, cutter, of Liverpool- Annie Orosfield, schooner, of J»bros, s.8., of Hull—stMod by. saved vessel. Barrow — assisted to save vessel. Isabella, ketch, of Harwich 2 Samuel J. imbson, smack, of Ann 6'tttce, flat, of Liverpool— Jacinth, s.s., of Dnudee 11 Lowestoft — asdiaied to save saved vessel and ...... 2 James and ^gnei, of Lancaster 2 vessel and ...... 5 Annur»es8 Abbey, of Glenarm 3 vessel and ~ 24 32 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAT, 1898.

RESOLUTIONS PASSED AT THE ANNUAL GENEKAL MEETING FOB 1898.

His GBACE THE DUKE or LEEDS IN THE CHAIR.

Moved by His Grace The DUKE of the important and generous help OF LEEDS. given to the cause by the Local Honorary Secretaries, Treasurers, Seconded by Colonel SAUNDER- Committees and the Press, as well as BON, M.P. by the numerous Committees and Ladies' Auxiliaries connected with 1. That the Annual Beport be the " Life-boat Saturday " movement. adopted, printed and circulated, and that this Meeting record its un- qualified satisfaction at the complete vindication of the Management of Moved by The Hon. Mr. Justice the Institution by the Parliamentary BEUCE. Committee appointed by the House of Commons last year, at the request Seconded by JAMES BOUND, Esq., of the Committee of Management, to M.P. inquire into the administration of the Institution and into the adequacy of its organisation for saving life on 3. That the Noblemen and Gentlemen the coast. whose names were read by the Secretary, be the Officers of the Institution for the current year:— (Vide p. 33 for this list.) Moved by The Eight Hon. Sir FRANCIS H. JEUNE, K.C.B.

Seconded by Admiral The Eight Moved by Sir EDWARD BIRKBECK, Hon. Sir JOHN C. DALBYMM.E Bart., Y.P. HAY, Bart., K.C.B., F.B.S. Seconded by Colonel FrrzBoY 2. That this Meeting, fully recogniz- CLAYTON, V.P. ing the great national work carried on by the BOYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT 4. That the cordial thanks of this INSTITUTION and having complete Meeting be given to His Grace the confidence in its management, ex- DUKE OF LEEDS for so ably presiding press its admiration of the unselfish over this the Seventy-fourth Annual bravery of the Life-boat Coxswains Meeting of the BOYAL NATIONAL and Crews and its high appreciation LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION. 2ND MAT, 1898.] OFFICERS. 33 ROYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, tot the Preaervation of Lift from Shipwreck. (fncorporattd 6j/ Royal Owner.) nxnn»D or i8M.—asfKaaa> aoi.axr ET VOLOKTAKT oosntaanoxs. PATBOW. jfitarft VICE-PATEONS. KfS ROFAt HIGHNESS THE PRINCE OF WALES, K.Q. HJ5R BOYAL HWHSBSS THE PRINCESS OF WALKS. HIS EOTAL HIGHNESS THE DUICE_OF_3A5B-QOB|JRO_A^D,G()THA, pUHB QF KDlSBUEaH, K.O. Captain HIS ROTAL HIOHNESS THE DttKJg Of YORKYOR , K.X., K.G. PRESIDENTPBESIDENT. HIS GRACE THIE DPKE Of NOK.THNOK.THCMBEELASDC , K.«. TICB-FKESIDENTS. HID Grace the ARCHBISHOP or CAHmunrcr. Sir EDWARD Bmnicx, Bart. His Grace the DCKI or Posmam, O.C.V.O., P.O. 1,. T. CAVU, Esq. Kta Grace the OOKI or ARKROORX, K.CK, C-B. Colonel FrrzRoT CLATTOK. His Grace the Dm» o( AROTU,, K.G., K.T., F.R.&, GSORQI PALKKR, Esq» The Right Hon. the EARL or LnOBsnH, K,8. T. B. Poms, Esq. The Right Hon. the EAJU. P»BCI, P.O. HDOH TATWK, Esq. the Right Hon. Loan BRASS**, K.C.B. BoteBI WHtrwOBTO. Esq. TETJ8TEEB. Sir KDWABD BTKKMKIK, Ban., 7.P. The*&<«&* Ron. the EARL PRKCT. P.C., v.P. Colonel FmRor CLATTOH, 1 COMMITTEE 07 MANAOEMENT. Sir EDWARD BiBUttcK, Bart., V.P., Chairman. Colonel FrrzRoT CUTTOH, v.p., Deputy-Chairmen. The Mont Ron. the MAiqtras or AOSA. Sir CHABU(S MASBT PAIMB, Bart., M.P. KEAKK B. tttu, Keq. H. J. PAIMIK, ESIJ. Rear-Admiral the Right Hon. LOKD CHARLKS W. Da The Rlibt Hon. the EARL P«BOT. P.O. T.P. POKB BKRCMOSD, C.B., M.P. ROBERT A, B. PRESTOS', Esq. ROBKKT . The Right Hon. Loan ROKARTKS. Admiral JOBS HAU.IOIT CATS, C.B. Sir THOMAS SOTHKBLAKD. G.C.M.G., M.P., Chairman of the L. T. CATK, Esq., V.P. . Peninsular and Oriental Swam Navigation Company. Sir JOHK COIOMB, K.C.M.&., M.P. The ADMIRAL ScrEKOmarDniT or NAVAL BJXERVK*. Sir WIU.MII CoaBT, Ban. The Right Hon. LORD TWRBUMOUTH. ROBIHT Oox, Ksq., M P. The Right Hon. the EARL WALDMUUTS; CapUin of the AUEID DciDn, Esq. Yeomen of the SoartL Oencral tbp Right Hon. LORD DX Bod, K.C.V.O. JOBK»T,OK* WAUACB, Esq. G«WSO« DODSRTT, Esq., M.P. Admiral THOMAS LE HDHT« WAEB. C.B. Admiral Sir WILLIAM MONTAGE ftoTBtx, fl.C.B, Captain Sir J. STDMT Wims, K.C.M.S., Deputy-Master of Sir ROBXKT CTyiAcxx Prarxcwx Fnz(i«itAU>, Bart., M.P. the Trinity House. JOHS Bnvrt-L FORTXMTOC, Esq. Rear-Admlral Sir W. J. L. WHABWW, K.C.B., F.R.3, IJent. H. T. OAKntMt-Ttrpna, E.K. Hydrographer of the Admiralty. Tbe Rt. Hon. a. J. Gomnnr, M.P., First Lord of the Sir RlCBA&D HtKEt WrtH,lAM8-HCTLKK.«I, Bart. Admiralty. Cuptaiu His Boya4 Highnew tbe bus* or TOBK, R.N., Admiral Sir RICHARD Vnn HAKH.TOK, O.C.B. K.Q. WILLIAM HtAttLi LTAU Em,., M.A. Captain the HID, /. JtfAinntiM Tosxx, R.K. Admiral Sir F. Lxorou> MuCtraroel, K.C.B.. F.B.S. SirAitJur7ot»tf, C.& Eoosifi F. NOIL, Esq. 8ECBETAEY—CHARLM Tnm>ra, Esq., F.R.O.8. ASSISTANT SECBETAEY—W. R. Surra, Bsq. CHUV IN8PECTOE Of IIPJB-BOATS—Commander Sr.VraciaiT ISJu-iAS, B.N, DEPUTY CHIEJ1 INSPECTOE OF IIFB-BOATS—CHAKLM E. F. CmnaBOHAjoi OBAHAK. E«q, late Lt. R.H. DISTEICT INSPECTORS OF LIFE-BOATS. IforOtern IKstrict—EcsTAC* W. C. Snucar, Bsq., lace (Southern Hutrict—KEppfL H. Foot*, Eeq., late Lieut. Lieut. R.N., Kdiuburgh. , I E.N., London. Saittrn Mttrtct—Commander THOMAS Sou»£, E.K., I Watern KttrKt—Commander T. H. WILLOPOHST B«D- Londou. ' J DOM. K.N., Bristol. 7t-i«« Dittrift—BASIL HAIJ, Esq., late Lieut. B.S., Dublin. ENGINEEE ASB AftCfflTECT-W. T. DODOIASS. Esq., MJnst.C.B. CON8BLTINQ NAVAL AECHTTECT-G. L. WATSON, Esq. 8TTBTEYOR OF UrJE-BOATS—Mr. J. Lorarai EVAHS. BANKEHS—M'wrs. Cotrrn and Co., 5» Strand. TEEA8TIKEB—HCOH LKTMAT AKTROBOS, foq. SOLICITORS—Messrs.CU.TTOI, Som ft KAROOS. AtTDITOE—SAMDEL LOVELOCK, Esq., PubUo Acconntant, F.C.A,

The ohjectof thb bntfttttlon, a» declared in IM title and In lt« Charter of taoorporatfon, to to afford mtatanoe * erery shipwrecked peraon around the Cowto of tbe VJntittl (Clogdom. The chief meaiu by which the Society endeavours to carry thin otyect Into effect at* :— By holUlng, stationing, and m«:nwinlr,g in repair, Life-boil* of the most perfect description; furnishing them with alt Decenary Apportetuucea, including House* to preserve them IB, Aod Carriages for tnelr ooaTeyance to the spot* where their Service* are called for; and farther, providing, through the instrumentality of Local Committees, for their proper Hanagnment and the occasional Exercise of tbeir Grew.;. By conferring Honorary Rewards In the form of Medals and Votes of Thinks, and aloo making liberal grants of money to all persons who, at the risk of their own lives, aave, or attempt to save thoee of other* on board ve»eelB wrecked, or In distress, upon any part of the Coast of the United Kingdom. The number of lives saved either by the Life-boats of the Institution, or by special exertion* for which It has granted rewards, (luce it* formation, to 40,474. Annual Sutucriftiant and Donation* are thankfully received by the Secretary, CHAU.KB Drawn, Ksq., at the Institu- tion, U Joan STRUT, ADKLTHI, LOHDOS, VV.C.; py the Bankers of the Institution, Messrs. Coorra ASI> Co., &» Strand •, by all the other London "and'Cunutry Bankers; and by all the Life-boat Brandies. 34 INCOME AND EXPENDITURE.—1st Jan. to 31st Dec. 1897.

/Jr. £. t. d. £. «. d. To LIFE-BOATS (exclusive of carriages and equipment) for the following Stations:— Fraserburgh, Kessingland No. 2, Mevagissey, Newhaven, Peel, Peterhead, Saltburn, Southwold No. 2 and Button 5,041 19 5 Payments on Steam Life-boats Nos. 1, 2 and 3 6,042 6 7 Alterations and repairs of other Life-boats 4,019 12 7 Consulting Naval Architect, Surveyor, Assistant Surveyors, and Draughtsmen 2,604 19 1 16,708 17 8

To LIFE-BOAT CARRIAGES, viz.: Palling No. 1, Saltburn, Southwold No. 2, Sutton and Spare Carriage -. . . . 950 - - Alterations and Repairs of Life-boat Carriages 937 - 2 1,887 - 2

To LIFE-BOAT HOUSES AND SLIPWAYS, viz.:— Abersoch 145 - - Aberystwith 503 - - Angle 136 6 5 Bridlington 284 16 3 Brighstone Grange . 225 - - Clonghey 139 3 - Clovelly . . . 100 - - Donna Nook 113 10 - Gorleston 162 3 8 Hayle 175 - - Irvine 240 - - Llandudno 134 3 3 Margate 1,025 - - Plymouth , 427 10 - Foole 196 15 - Port St. Mary 220 - - Khyl 742 17 5 Salcombe 227 3 5 Sutton 213 13 1 Skeringham 344 5 7 Tynemouth 118 18 6 Alterations, Repairs and Painting of Life-boat Houses .... 1,466 4 2 Engineer and Architect's charges 1,052 10 2 8,392 19 11

fTo Life-boat Stores and Life-belts 6,727 14 7 „ Life-boat Store-Yard at Poplar, including Rent, Taxes, Insurance, Repairs, Salary of Storekeeper and Wages 1,401 15 9

„ Subsidies to Stations not Self-supporting, Branch Payments, Formation of New Branches, and Conveyance of Boats, Carriages and Stores . 7,160 15 9

Carried forward £42,279 3 10 INCOME AND EXPENDITURE.—1st Jan. to 3lst Dec. l897—

Or. £. t. d. By General Subscriptions (aee p. 117) . 4,611 3 -

„ General Donations (gee p. 117) 3,122 4 8 „ Contributions from Branches (see p. 121) 17,262 18 4 ,, "Life-boat Saturday" Collections 9,316 12 8

,, " Life-boat Sunday " Collections and Offertories (excluding those sent direct to Branches) (see p. 122) . 235 13 11

„ Contribution Boxes (see p. 125) . . 459 1 1

„ Special Gifts, on behalf of the following Life-boat Establishments:—

Abersoch—Oldham Fund (additional) 70--

Caister—Covent Garden Fund (additional) 40 10 -

Cullercoats, Ilfracombe and Thurso—New Brompton Co-operative Women's Guild 91 17 4

Douglas, Kingstown, Maryport, Port Patrick, Tynemouth No. 1, Walmer and Wexford—Civil Service Life-boat Fund, per Charles Dibdin, Esq. (additional) . 652 4 5

Hunstanton—Licensed Victuallers' Fund (additional), per A. L. Annett, Esq. 50 - -

Newhaven—Jewish Scholars Life-boat Fund 700 - -

Poole—City of London-Masonic Fund 533 3 6

„ Dividends and Interest 18,308 15 1

„ Ditto, Special Trust Funds Income Account (aee p. 38) 515 8 9

„ Income tax returned by Inland Revenue Commissioners . 339 14 3

„ Amount received for Life-boat Journals, Advertisements on cover of same, Barometer Pads, Ac. . . , 422 17 11

„ Amount received for sale of old Life-boats, Life-boat Carriages, Life-boat Houses, Condemned Stores, Waste Paper,

„ Amount received from Life-boat Crews for damage done to Life-boats and gear in Property Salvage Services » 29 10 -

„ Rent from Sub-Tenant in House of Institution 19 811

„ Total ordinary Income 57,2*5 5 2

Carried forward £57,255 5 2 36 INCOME AND EXPENDITURE.—1st Jan. to 31st Dec. 1897.

Dr. £. «. d. • • • - Brought forward ... 42,279 3 10 To Life-boat Inspectors, Coxswains, Bowmen, Signalmen and Crews, Ac., viz. :— Payments to Coxswains, Bowmen and Signalmen, and to Life-boat Crews and Launchers for exercising the Life-boats, and to Engine Room Staff of Steam Life.-boats, Nos. 1, 2, and 3 .... £13,25219 8 Life-boat Crews and others for Services, Special Rewards and Recognitions, Medals and Velluma 9,02417 - Grant to Relatives of Crew of Margate private Life-boat 1,000 - - Other Grants to Relatives of deceased Life-boat men 30 - - Grants to men injured on service 234 7 - *23,542 3 8 Salaries of Inspectors of Life-boats 3,138 10 1Q Travelling expenses of Inspectors ...... ". • . . 1,695 - 4 28,375 14 10

„ Grants to Fishermen and Coasters for the purchase of Aneroid Barometers . . . 81 16 7 „ Salaries of Secretary, Assistant Secretary and Clerical Staff 3,266 15 3 „ Printing Life-bodt Journal, Annual Report, Circulars and Binding 825 18 4 „ Stationery and Office Expenses 567 7 10 „ Advertisements, Appeals, Telephone, Postages and Parcels 925 111 „ Auditor's Fee ...... • 84 - - „ Law Expenses in connection with Leases, Bequests, Ac. 205 11 1 „ Law and other expenses in connection with Parliamentary Inquiry, including the purchase and distribution of 104,000 copies of the Report 1,589 16 7 „ Expenses at Exhibitions . 113 9 3 „ Rent, Taxes, Insurance, Housekeeper and Messenger . 288 4 11 „ Repairs to House of Institution 41 13 „ Annual Meeting 53 17 8 Total Expenditure £78,697 19 4 Less transferred from Trust Funds Capital Account, No. 1 (see p. 38) for Life-boats, Carriages, &c., included in above expenditure, defrayed during the year by Special Legacies and Donations . , • 4,019 11 11

£74,678 7 5 Transfers to Trust Funds Capital Accounts (see p. 39)— No. 1 ...... ". '. '. ". ". . ". '. . . '. . . 4,992 19 10 No. 2 1,775 - - 6,767 19 10 Transfer to Special Trust Funds Income Account (see p. 38) . 124 IS -

£81,569 - 3

* All the money received by the Institution from the Life-Boat Saturday Fund in 1897 (namely, £9,316 12«. 8d,) was utilised towards this expenditure. INCOME AND EXPENDITURE.—1st Jan. to 31st Dec. 1897. 87

CY. £. *. d. Brought forward ... 57,255 5 2 Other Receipt?. Special Gifts in Trust for the benefit of the following Life-boat Establishments:— Capital available. Plymouth—Mrs. Avins 300 - - For an English or Welsh Station Miss J. I. Fleming ...... 1,050 - - 1,350 - - Income only available. Palling No. 2.—Hearts of Oak Endowment Fund 1,275 - - 2,625 - - Legacies in Trust:— Capital available. See List on p. 120 3,6421910 Income only available. See List on p. 120 500 - -

4,142 19 10 Legacies for General Purposes (see p. 120) 17,023 7 1 21,166 6 11 Total Gifts and Legacies — •—23,791 611 Dividends unexpended in 1897 (see pages 38-39) :— Blake Maintenance Fund 30 16 - Blake Keward Fund 74 5 - T. E. W. Special Fund. ...'...... 17 12 - 122 13 -

81,169 5 1 Balance carried to General Capital (see p. 38) 399 15 2

£81,569 - 3 38 SPECIAL TRUST FUNDS To TRANSFERS TO INCOME AKD EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT (see p. 35) Blake Life-boat Maintenance Fund— £. *. d. £. s. d. £. ». d, Expended from Balance in hand from 1896 . . 47 9 10 Expended from Dividend 18 14 - Dramett Widows and Orphans Fund, ditto . . . 119 12 7 Beardon Samaritan Fund, ditto 146 17 8 Paterson Widows and Orphans Fund, ditto . . . 155 4 8 Hosken Maintenance Fund, ditto 27 10 - (Leaving £122 13*. of unexpended income) 467 18 11 515 8 „ TRANSFER TO TRUST FUNDS CAPITAL ACC

TRUST' FUNDS CAPITAL ACCOUNT,

To TRANSFERS— Trust Funds Capital Account No. 1 (see p. 39) . . . . 62,987 12 5 „ „ „ No. 2 (see p. 39) . . . . 108,037 8 - - • • 171,025 - 5

£171,025 - 5

• • TRUST FUNDS CAPITAL ACCOUNT, No. 1, The Capital to be applied for the purposes of the Institution,

To TRANSFERS TO INCOME AND EXPENDITURE, for amounts expended on objects of Bequests (see p. 36) ...... 4,019 11 11 „ DITTO TO GENERAL CAPITAL, the Bequests having been fulfilled (see p. 39) . 849 6 10 ,, BALANCE as per BALANCE SHEET (see p. 40) 63,129 5 6

£67,998 4 3

TRUST FUNDS CAPITAL ACCOUNT, No. 2, The Income only on which is to be applied for

To BALANCE as per BALANCE SHEET (see p. 40) . . . . 109,812 8 -

£109,812 8 -

GENERAL CAPITAL ACCOUNT,

To CHARGES OH THE LATE MKS. M. A. CHAPMAN'S LEGACY RECEIVED IN 1896 13 5 3 „ BALANCE FROM INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT (see p. 37) .... 399 15 2 „ BALANCE, as per BALANCE SHEET (seep. 40) 432,856 16 9

£433,269 17 2 39 'INCOME ACCOUNT, 1997. BY BALANCE at 1st JANUARY, 1897:— £. ».

£1,599 19 3

1st January, 1897. By BALANCE at 31st DECEMBER, 1896 . . ' . 159,039 11 4 Add transfers from General Capital Account, viz. Contribution from K. H. E. 1,000 - - Trust Legacy Expenditure on Port St. Mary Life-boat over-estimated 263 - - Further transfers of Bequests carrying Special Trusts . . 10,722 9 1 11,985 9 1 £171,025 - 5

31st December, 1897. in accordance with the directions of the respective Donors. BY TRANSFER FROM TRUST FUNDS CAPITAL ACCOUNT, representing Balance at 1st January, 1897 (see p. 38) 62,98712 5 „ TRANSFER FROM SPECIAL, TRUST FUNDS INCOME ACCOUNT (see p. 38) . . 17 12 - „ TRANSFER FKOM INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT (see p. 37), viz.:—• Legacies 3,642 19 10 Special Gifts 1,350 - - . 4,992 19 10 £67,998 4 3

31st December, 1897. the general purposes of the Institution. BY TRANSFER FROM TRUST FUNDS CAPITAL ACCOUNT, representing Balance on 1st January, 1897 (see p. 38) 108,037 8 - ,, TRANSFER FKOM INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT (see p. 37), viz.:— Legacies •.*...... 500 - - Special Gifts 1,275 - - 1,775 - - £109,812 8 -

31st December, 1897. BY BALANCE AT 31st DECEMBER, 1896 444,405 19 5 Less Transfer to Trust Funds Capital Account . 11,985 9 1 432,420 10 4 „ TRANSFER FROM TRUST FUNDS CAPITAL ACCOUNT, No. 1 (see p. 38) . , . 849 6 10

£433,269 17 2 40 BALANCE SHEET,

LIABILITIES, £. «. d. To SPECIAL TRUST FUNDS INCOME Accoutre (see p. 38) . . . . 1,066 18 6 „ TBUST FUNDS CAPITAL ACCOUNTS— No. 1 (see p. 38) 68,129 & 8 No. 2 (see p. 38) 109,812 8 - -172,941 13 6

,, GENERAL CAPITAL ACCOUNT (see p. 432,856 16 9

£606,865 8 9

(Signed) CHARLES DIBDIN, Secretary. 31st December, 1897. 41

ASSETS. Stock. Purchased «*. £. s. d. £. s. d. By Consolidated 2} per cent. Stock (repayable in 1923) . . 189,0531110 181,085 9 4 „ 2| per cent. Annuities (repayable in 1905) f .... 6,0621211 5,835 6 - „ Metropolitan 3J per cent. Stock 29,000 - - 28,156 5 - „ India 3 per cent. Stock 55,843 2 - 54,141 7 5 „ India 3$ per cent. Stock 27,0271210 29,156 1 6 „ East India Railway 4J per cent. Debenture Stock. . . 29,000 - - 30,124 7 6 „ East India Railway Company's Annuity Class B £56 f « - - - 1,428 - - „ Bank of Victoria Deposit Notes f ...... 5,248 - - 5,248 - - „ London Bank of Australia Deposit Notes f 7,000 - - 7,000 - - „ Caledonian Railway 4 per cent. Debenture Stock . . . 15,000 - - 19,59710 -

„ Great Northern Railway Company's 4 per cent. Con-1 19 .an 17 8nn solidated Preference Stock f ld'4SO " ~ 17'8W) " " „ Great Northern Railway Company's 3 per cent Preference Stock 15,550 - - 16,751 2 6 „ Great Northern Railway 6 per cent. Stock Bf. ... 300 - - 300 - - „ Great North of Scotland Railway 4 per cent. Debenture Stock 25,000 - - 26,161 7 6 ,, Great Western Railway Consolidated Guaranteed 5 per cent Stock 14,000 - - 17,518 15 - „ London, Tilbury and Southend Railway 4 per cent. Pre- ference Stock 7,030 - - 9,997 4 9 „ London and Blackwall Railway Company's Consolidated Stockf 200 - - 274 - - „ London and South Western Railway 3 per cent. Debenture Stock 10,400 - - 10,005 6 6 „ Midland Railway 3 per cent. Debenture Stock. ... 25,200 - - 25,00718 6 „ North British Railway 3 per cent Debenture Stock . . 33,333 6 8 27,072 4 - „ North Eastern Railway 3 per cent. „ 38,666 - - 29,38716 - „ Russian Nicolas Railway 4 per cent. Bonds f • > • • 500 - - 400 - - „ Isle of Man 3} per cent. Debenture Bonds 21,600 - - 21,497 10 - „ Manchester Corporation 4 per cent. Perpetual Annuities Bondf 300 - - 300 - - „ Stockport Corporation 3 per cent. Stock 11,770 - - 12,097 - - „ Liverpool Corporation 3J per cent. Stock 4,580 2 3 6,000 - - „ East London Waterworks Company (Ordinary Stock) t • 1,707 - - 3,516 8 4 „ 35 £50 Grand Junction Waterworks Company Shares f- 1,750 - - 3,920 - - „ Royal Victoria Yacht Club 5 per cent. Debenture Bonds t 125 - - 125 - - Total Investments .... £588,726 8 6 £589,903 17 9

„ Cash on Deposit with Messrs. Coutts 4 Co. 16,000 - - ., „ „ Current Account „ „ „ 961 11 — 16,961 11 -

£606,866 8 9

t Presented to the Institution.

I have examined these Accounts, together with the relative Invoices and Vouchers, and found the same correct. I have also satisfied myself that the Securities representing the Investments of the Institution are in order. (Signed) SAMUEL LOVELOCK, Chartered Accountant, 25

No. of When STATION. Length. Breadth. Stationed No. OMB. or Named.

ENQLAHD. n. in. n. in. NORTHUMBERLAND BEKWICK-ON-TWBBD - - - 87 - 8 - 12 1888 1 HOLT ISLAND—No . 1 — — — 84 - 8 3 10 1884 2 „ „ No. 2- - - 81 - 7 3 10 1891 3 NORTH SUNDEKLAND — — — 84 - 8 - 10 1884 4 J3OULMKK 34 - 8 - 10 1892 5 84 - 7 6 10 1888 6 87 - 8 - 12 1888 , 7

IL/RESSW LL 34 - 7 6 10 1889 8 87 - 8 6 12 1885 9 BLTTH —No . 1 - - - - 84 - 8 - 10 1886 10 „ No. 2 - - - - 81 - 7 3 10 1889 11 ClTLLEBCOATS - - - - 37 - 8 - 12 1884 12 TYNBMOUTH — No. 1 — — - 37 - 8 - 12 1888 13 No. 2 - - - 33 - 8 - 10 1872 14 34 - 8 - 10 1881 15 31 - 7 3 10 1889 16 SUNDERLAND, SOUTH PlER — 34 - 7 6 10 1892 17 „ SOUTH OUTLET - 38 - 8 - 12 1894 18 84 - 8 - 10 1887 19 HARTLEPOOL— No. 1 - - - 34 - 8 - 10 1889 20 No. 2 - - - 84 - 8 - 10 1887 21 „ No. 3 - - - 34 - 8 - 10 1887 22 WEST HARTLEPOOL - - - 84 - 8 - 10 1887 23 SEATON CAREW — — — — 34 - 8 - JO 1888 24 34 - 8 3 10 1884 25 84 - 8 6 10 1897 26 BTAITHES 34 - 7 6 10 1894 27 KUNSWICK, 84 - 7 6 10 1893 28 34 - 7 6 10 1890 29 WHITBY — No. 1 - - - - 34 - 8 - 10 1881 80 No. 2 - - - - 34 - 7 9 10 1895 31 ROBIM HOOD'S BAY - - - 32 - 8 - 10 1881 32 SCARBOROUGH - - - 34 - 8 3 10 1895 33 34 - 8 - 10 1884 34 FLAMBOKOUGH — No. 1 — — 34 - 8 - 10 1887 35 No. 2 - - 33 - 8 - 10 1882 36 BBIDLINOTON QUAY - - - 34 - 7 6 10 1886 37 34 - 7 6 10 1884 38 34 - 7 6 10 1887 39 WlTHEKNSEA - - - - 34 - 8 3 10 1883 40 LINCOLNSHIRE — GKIMSBY _____ 38 - 9 - 12 1894 41 DONNA NOOK — — — — 84 - 7 6 10 1889 42 MABLETHORPE — — — _ 34 - 8 3 10 1883 43 35 - 8 3 10 1897 44 31 - 7 3 10 1888 45 37 - 8 - 12 1888 46 NORFOLK - - - HUNSTANTON - - - _ 34 - 7 6 10 1887 47

BANCASTEK 34 - 8 - 10 1892 48 35 3 10 3 14 1895 49 BLATCKNEY - - - - - 35 3 10 3 14 1891 50 SHERINQHAM - - - - 41 - 9 3 14 1886 51 CROMER ------35 - 10 - 14 1884 52 HASBOKOUOH — — — — 34 - 7 6 10 1887 53 iTIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, 31st December, 1897. 43

NAME OF BOAT AND DONOR. NAME AND ADDRESS Of HONORARY SECRETARY.

John and Janet—Mrs. Barr's Bequest . B. G. Sinclair, Esq., Berwick-on-Tweed. Grace Darling—Miss Egdell's Bequest. Bedford—Miss A. M. Bedford's Trustees Rev. D. Bryson, Holy Island, Beal, R.S.O. Thomas Bewick—Miss Bewick's Legacy Rev. A. M. MacPhee, N. Sunderland, Chathill, R.S.O. Meliscent—Miss M. Fielder's Legacy . Robert Brown, Esq., Little Houghton, Lesbury, K.S.O. Allen Scott—Mr. Allen's Bequest . . Rev. D. Mooie, The Vicarage, Alnmouth, B.S.O., Northumberland. Algernon Sf Eleanor—Her Grace the Dowager Rev. James Fairbrother, Amble, Acklington. Duchess of Northumberland. Ellen and Eliza—Anonymous F. Wetherell, Esq., Ellington, Morpeth. Robert and Susan—The late Miss E. H. John Tate, Esq., Newbiggin-by-the-Sea, Morpeth. Jacomb-Hood. Dalmer—Mrs. Dalmer's Legacy ... John R, Easton, Esq., 39 Stanley Street, Blyth, North- Oswald, Sarah and Jane—Mrs. Stoker . . umberland. Co-operator No. 1—The Co-operative Union, R. J. Leeson, Esq., Cullercoata, T.S.O., Whitley, Limited [R.S.O., Northumberland. 'Charles Dibdin—Civil Service No. 2 Fund. Frank Messent, Esq., 4 Northumberland Terrace, Tyne- forester—A. O. of Foresters mouth, North Shields. 'William and Charles—A Lady .... W. H. Williamson, Esq., Whitburn, Sunderland. William ffedley—Mr.Hedley' s Legacy . . Junius—The late Mr. Coppin. . [Legacy. F. O. Pinkney, Esq., 55 John Street, Sonderiand. Richard and Nellie Madges—Mrs. Hodges' ) [Sunderland. Skynner—Mr. Skynner's Legacy. . . . •j William Warham, Esq., Londonderry Offices, Seaham, Ilminster—Mr. Lovibond's Legacy . . . 'Charles Ingleby—fiuat Fund, per G. P. fS. Herbert Belk, Esq., Hartlepool. Wragge, Esq | Alfred Belk, Esq., Hartlepool. Cyclist—That Jubilee Fund Foresters' Pride—A, O. of Foresters . . John N. Tavlor, Esq., Dock Office, North Eastern Railway, West Hartlepool. [Durham. John Lawson—R. N. L. B. Institution . . Rev. C. B. R. Hunter, B.A., Seaton Carew, R.S.O., co. Brothers—E. B., M. P., and A. and E. I. J. M. Meek, Esq., Coatham, T.S.O., Redcar. ' Cheddar. Mary Batger—Mrs. Scales' Legacy . . Mr. T. G. Pearson, Saltbum-by-the-Sea. Jonathan Stott—Mrs. Stott's Legacy . . Cape of Good Hope—Mr. C. Hawkins' Le- }Dr. J. B. Laverick, Hinderwell, R.S.O., Yorkshire. Upgang—Anonymous .... feacy- Robert and Mary Ellis—Late Mrs. Ellis . Mr. Robert Gibson, Harbour Master, Whitby. *John Fielden—i. A. Fielden, Esq. . . . Ephraim and Hannah Fox—Mr. and Mrs. .Rev. R. Jermvn Cooper, M.A., Fylingdales Vicarage, Fox's Children t Robin Hood's Bay Station (R. S. O.), Yorkshire. *Queensbury—Herbert A. Foster, Esq. (En- John Stephenson, Esq., King's Clifl, Scarborough. dowed by his brothers,uncles, and himself) •Tames H. Mackwood, Esq., Scarborough. [Yorkshire. *Bollon the Second—Late R. W. Hollon, Esq. 'Mr. William Crawford, 35 Queen Street, Filey, R.S.O., Mary Fredericks-Mis. Preston's Legacy . Mr. James Woodhouse, Croft's Farm, Fl&mborough, Matthew Middlewood—G. Middlewood, Esq. Hull. William John and Frances—Mr. Payne's Legacy *George and Jane Walker—Mr. Walker's .Captain Atkin, Bay View, Esplanade, Bridlington Quay. Legacy | *Ellen and Margaret of Settle—Settle Fund. W. F. Collinson, Esq., Hornsea, Hull. Admiral Sous—That Life-boat Fund . . Horatio H. Ayre, Esq., Withernsea, Hull. Manchester Unity—I.O. of OddFels.(M.U.) Capt. Thomas Jewitt, Grimsby. [shire. * Richard—Miss Anne Dixon | dale, Esq. Mr. Gilbert Houlden, North Somercotes, S.O. Lincoln- Heywood—The late A. P. Heywood-Lons- Dr. Iredale, Mablethorpe, R.S.O., Lincolnshire. Sir John—The late Hans Blackwood, Esq. Mr. B. Simons, Sutton, R.S.O., Lincolnshire. John Alexander Serrey — Miss Berrey's Mr.W.G.West,Chapel St. Leonards,Alford, Lincolnshire. Legacy Ann, John and Mary—Miss Ball's Legacy . C. F. Grantham, Esq., Skegness, R.S.O., Lincolnshire. Licensed Victualler—Licensed Victuallers . Rev. H. D. Barrett, B.A., .St Edmund's Vicarage, Hunstanton, R.S.O., Norfolk. Alfred S. Genth—Mrs. Silkenstadt . . . Rev. E. K. Kerslake, M.A., Deepdale Rectory, King's Baltic—That Life-boat Fund Herbert E. Loynes, Esq., Wells, Norfolk. [Lynn. Zaccheus Bwrroughes—Mrs. Burroughes' Rev. R.-H. Tillard, M.A., Blakeney, Holt, R.S.O., Legacy. Norfolk. William Bennett—Mr. Bennett's Legacy . Wyndham Cremer, Esq., J.P., Beeston Regis, Cromer. Benjamin BandCabbell—Miss Egdell's Legacy W. G. Sandford, Esq., Cromer. rsfield .... Rev. G. Spackman, M.A., Happisburgh, Norwich. [Continued.

* This Life-boat is endowed. D 2 44 THE LIFE-BOATS OF THE ROYA1

When No. of STATION. tagtu. Breadth. Stationed Bo. Oara. or Named. n. In. n. n. NORFOLK - - - PALLING- No. 1 - - - - 37 - 8 9 12 1884 54 No. 2 - - - - 40 - 12 - 14 1893 55 WlNTERTON— No. 1 - - - 34 - to - 12 1896 56 No. 2 - - - 44 - 12 - 12 1890 57 CAISTEK — No. 1 - - - - 42 - 11 6 14 1883 58 „ No. 2 - - - - 36 - 10 6 12 1892 59 32 - 9 6 12 1892 60 SUFFOLK - - - GOKLESTON — No. 1- - - - 46 - 12 9 14 1892 61 No. 2- - - - 31 - 9 - 12 1894 62 No. 3- - - - 31 - 9 - 12 1892 63 LOWESTOFT No. 1— — — - 44 - 12 - 14 1876 64 No. 2- - - - 46 - 12 9 14 1893 65 46 - 12 - 14 1886 66

K.ESSINGLAND No. 1 - - - 43 - 12 9 14 1893 67 No. 2 - - - 38 - 12 - 12 1897 68 SOUTHWOLD — No. 1 — — 44 - 13 - 12 1893 69 , No. 2 - - -- 32 - 9 - 12 1897 70 iJUWWICH 34 - 8 - 10 1894 71 39 - 9 - 12 1890 72 46 - 12 6 14 1890 73 ESSEX - - - - HARWICH —No . 1 - - - - 45 - 11 - 12 1881 74 „ No. 2 (STEAM) - - 52 - 15 - 1894 75 WALTON-ON-THE-NAZK - - — 37 - 9 - 12 1884 76 CLACTON-ON-SEA - - - - 39 - 9 - 12 1885 77 34 - 7 6 10 1885 78 37 - 9 - 12 1883 79 40 - 10 4 12 1897 80 42 - 11 - 12 1893 81 £U>RTH LJKAL 42 - 11 - 12 1888 82 W ALMEK 40 - 10 4 12 1897 83 40 - 10 - 12 1890 84 87 - 8 - 12 1888 85 38 - 8 - 12 1893 86 37 - 8 - 12 ,884 87 84 - 7 6 10 1384 88 DUNGBNESS —NO . 1 (LTDD) - - 34 - 8 - 10 1894 89 „ No. 2- - - - 44 - 11 - 12 1892 90 84 - 8 - 10 189S 91 84 - 7 9 10 1883 92 34 - 8 - 10 1880 93 • 34 - 8 8 10 1880 94 37 - 9 3 12 1897 96

J?B H O 84 - 7 8 16 1888 98 84 - 7 6 10 1890 97 34 - 7 6 10 1887 98 LlTTLBHAMPTON - - - - 34 - 7 6 10 1888 99 40 - 10 - 12 1894 100 HAMPSHIRE - - HAILING ISLAND - - - - 84 - 7 6 10 1888 101 37 - 9 - 10 1886 102 ISLE OF WIGHT — RTDE — 28 6 6 3 8 1894 103 84 - 7 6 10 1887 104 34 - 7 6 10 1892 105 BRIGHSTONE GRANGE - - - 84 - 8 - 10 1892 106 34 - 7 6 10 1888 107 TOTLAND BAY- - - - - 37 - 8 - 12 1885 108 JERSEY - - - ST. HBLIEB'S _ _ _ _ 84 - 8 - 10 1888 109 GUERNSEY - - ST. PETEK'S POBT - - - - 34 - 8 - 10 1888 110 WIONA.L LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, &c.—continued. 45

NAJCB OF BOAT AND DONOB. NAME AND ADDRESS OF HONOBABI 3KOBETABT.

Good Hope—Rev. W. J. Guerrier . . iMr. E. French, Palling, Norwich. *Hearts of Oak—That Benefit Society . Edward Birkbeck—R. N. L. B. Institution }G. Waters Beck, Esq., Winterton, Great Yarmouth. Margaret—Miss Eason's Legacy. . . Covent Garden—That Life-boat Fund . A. F. Clowes, Esq., 21 Howard Street South, Great Beauchamp—Sir R. Proctor-Beauchamp, Bt. Yarmouth. John Surch—Mrs. Burch ! William Case, Esq., M.R.C.S., Caister, Great Yarmouth. Mark Lane—London Corn Exchange . . IH. W. Case, Esq.) Upper Cliff Road, Gorleston, T.S.O., Leicester—Town of Leicester (Miss Case > Great Yarmouth, Thora Zelma—James McLaren Smith. Esq. Samuel Plimsoll—Plimsoll Life-boat Funds }B. Preston, Esq., M.A., J.P., Lowestoft. Stock Exchange—That Life-boat Fund . . , [Lowestoft. The Two Sisters, Mary and Hannah—The IT. F. Davies, Esq., The Bungalow, Pakefield, T.S.O., late Mr. Thomas Parkin Bolton—Town of Bolton )Mr. A. Harding, Chief Officer H.M. C1. G'., Kessing- St. Paul—the late James Paul, M.D. . . > land, Lowestoft. Alfred Carry—Mr. Corry's Legacy [Legacy. JMr. J. Sinclair, Southwold, R.S.O., Suffolk. Rescue—Mr. John Boulderson Barkworth's Lily Bird—Samuel Bird, Esq Edward T. Lingwood, Esq., Dunwich, Saxmundham, Christopher North Graham—Mrs. C. North H. P. Todd, Esq., Crown Lodge, Sizewell, Saxmundham. Graham and her sons and daughters. [Suffolk. Aldeburyh—Anonymous J. 0. Williams, Esq., H.M. C«.G»., Aldeburgh, R.S.O., Springwell—Miss Burmester City of Glasgow—That Life-boat Fund . . } John Paterson, Esq., Bank, Harwich. Honourable Artillery Company—Their Dra- Mr. J. C. Mills, Chief Officer H.M. C'. Ga.,Walton-on- matic Club. the-Naze, R.S.O., Essex. "Albert Edward— Freemasons of England . Fred. W. Lewellen, Esq., Clacton-on-Sea, R.S.O., [Essex. Theodore and Herbert—Mrs. F. S. Smith's Legacy . . G. S. Manuelle, Esq., Park Road, Southend-on-Sea. Quiver No. 1—Quiver Magazine .... Mr. T. Jephcott, Ship Hotel, Miro-nte. Francis Forbes Barton—Miss Webster's Mr. J. Wallace, ;2 Alexandra Hoad, Broadstairs. Legacy. Bradford—Town of Bradford Capt. E. Jones, Harbour Master, Ramsgate. Mary Somenille—Miss Somerville's legacy *Civil Service No. 4—Civil Service Fund [Rev. T. S. Treanor, M.A., Upper Deal, T.S.O., Deal. Charles Hargram—His Legacy . . . Lewis Morice—Mrs. Morice's Legacy General Sir Henry Bruce, K.C.B., 1 East Cliff. Dover. J. McCannel Hussey—Miss Curling . . Mr. Walter D. Fagg, Bathing Establishmt., Folkestone. *Mayer de Rothschild—Late Lady Rosebery George Wilks, Esq., Hythe, Kent. Sandal Magna—Joseph Spawforth, Esq. . F. W. Stilwell, Esq., New Romney, S.O., Kent. Mr. S. Hayles, H.M. C'.Ga., Littlestone, New Romney, S.A.O.B.—Royal Antediluvian Order of |S.O., Kent. Buffaloes Life-boat Fund. .Capt. Harold Finn, Elm Grove, Lydd, S.O., Kent. Thomas Simcox—The late Mrs. Simcox. . Edward and Lucille—Mrs. Collinson's Le- Capt. Vidler, Strand, Rye, R.S.O., Sussex. [Sussex. gacy. • Mr.T.Martyn,Ch.Off.H.M.Ct.Gd.,Camber,nr.Rye,R.S.O. Frances Harris—Her Legacy. . . . . 'Mr. W. Walker, H.M. C'. G"., Winchelsea, nr. Rye, R.S.O., Sussex. 'Charles ArJccoll—Charles Arkcoll, Esq.. . Mr. Alderman Hutchings, Fern Bank, 48 The Croft, Hastings. William and Mary—Friends at Manchester J. T. Skinner, Esq., 1?0, Terminus Road, Eastbourne. Michael Henry—Jewish Scholars' Life-boat J. W. Noel, Esq., Meeching Road, Newhaven,S.O., Sussex. Jubilee Fund. [petition. Sunlight No. 2.—Messrs. Lever Bros.' Com- A. H. Fry, Esq., f8, East Street, Brighton. * William Restell—Mr. Restell's Legacy . . Harold Brown, Esq., Church St., New Shoreham, Sussex. Henry Harris—Mr. Harris's Legacy. . . J. Roberts, Esq., Tudor House, Chapel Road, Worthing. James, Mercer and Elizabeth—Mrs. Stoker. Mr. H. C. Barrett, 49, High Street, Liitlehamptorj. *Lticy Newbon—Mr. Newbon's Legacy . . Frank R. Leith, Esq., Selsey, Chichester. Charlie and Adrian—X Mr. H. R. Trigg, Hayling Island, Havaut. [sea. Heyland—That Memorial Fund .... Wm. Payne, Esq., J.P.,Woodleigh, The Thicket, South- IR. L. Hodges, Esq., N.P. Bank, l^andport, Portsmouth. Captain Hans BusTc—That Life-boat Fund . Mr. J. H. Leal, R.V.Y. Club, I.W. *Queen Victoria—R. N. L. B. Institution Rev. J. Palmer, M.A., Bembridge, Ryde, I.W. Catherine Swift—Mrs. Swift's Legacy . . C. Dabell, Esq., Hillside, Blackgang, Ventnor, I.W. I Rev. Canon Heygate, M.A., Brighstone, Newport. I.W. Joe Jarman—Miss A. E. Jarman's Legacy . Rev. G. E. Jeans, M.A., Shorwell, Newport., I.W. I Rev. Leslie Knights-Smith, Brighstone, Newport, I.W. William Slaney Lewis—Mr. Lewis's Legacy. Rev. R. Leslie Morris, M.A., Brooke, Isle of Wight. Charles Luckombe— Mrs.Luckombe's Legacy Lieut. J. Frost, R.E., Totland Bay, Freshwater Stat., R.S.O., I. W. Sarah Brooshoft, KM Ella 1 P. Baudains, Esq., St. Helier's, Jersey. shott L acv fCapt. Carre\ R.N., Receiver General's Office, Guernsey. Vincent Wilkinson,KirkElla> '* S |XP. F. Carey, Esq., i, Grange Terrace, Guernsey. I Continued. , * This Life-boat is endowed. 46 THE LIFE-BOATS OF THE BOYJ

wntm Length. BxMtk No. oi Stationed HO. STATION, On. or Named.

ft to. Ft to. DORSET - - - POOLE AND BOURNEMOUTH 38 - 9 4 12 1897 Ill 37 - 9 - 12 1893 112 34 - 8 - 10 1887 113 84 - ,8 - 10 1891 lli 34 - 8 - 10 1886 115 34 - 7 6 10 1884 116 35 - 8 6 10 1896 117 87 - 8 - 12 1889 118 87 - 9 3 10 1896 119 34 - 8 - 10 1887 120 84 - a - 10 1887 121 YBAL.M KIVKR — — — — 34 - 8 - 10 1887 122 34 - 7 6 10 1886 123 34 - 8 - 10 1882 124 POLKEBRIS AND FOWEY — - 34 - 7 6 10 1887 125 ' 87 - 9 3 10 1897 1-26 37 - 9 - 12 1894 127 PORTHOUSTOCK — — — — 37 - 8 - 12 1886 128 87 - 8 - 12 1887 129 CHURCH COVE\T T 34 - 7 6 10 1887 13" POLPEAK }THE LlZAM) 34 - 8 - 10 1886 131 38 - 8 - 12 1894 132 34 - 7 9 10 1882 133 36 - 8 3 12 18bS 1S4 SENNEN COVB - - - - 35 - 8 3 10 1893 1S5 38 - 8 - 12 1891 136 34 - 7 6 10 1890 137 CORNWALL- - - ST. IVES ------34 - 7 6 10 1886 138 34 - 8 - 10 1887 139 34 - 8 - 10 1892 140 84 - 8 - 10 1883 141 34 - 7 6 10 1887 142 34 - 8 - 10 1886 143

34 - 8 - 10 1893 144 APPLEDORB — No. 1 - — - 34 - 7 6 10 1885 145 „ No. 2 - - - 34 - 8 - 10 1881 146 36 6 7 6 12 1892 U7 37 - 9 - 12 1893 148 34 - 7 6 10 1887 149 34 - 8 - 10 1887 150 34 - 7 6 10 1887 151 WKSTOS-SUPEB-MABB — — 84 - 7 6 10 1889 152

SOUTH WALES. 37 - 8 - 12 1881 153 34 - 8 - 10 1887 IS4 34 - 8 3 10 1883 155 34 - 8 - 10 1884 156 37 - 8 - 12 1887 157 FERBYSIDE. CARMARTHEN BAT 87 - 8 - 12 1886 168 PEMBROKESHIRE - TFNBT - 34 - 8 - 10 1885 159 ANGLE, MH.FORD HAVEH - - 37 - 8 - 12 18S8 160 LlTTLBHAVES — — — - 39 - 9 - 12 1893 161 37 - 8 - 12 1886 162 FlSHGtTABD — No. 1 - - - 31 - 7 3 10 1889 163 37 - 8 - 12 1886 164 34 - 8 - 10 1883 165 37 - 8 - 12 1886 166 ABERTSTWTTH — — — — 34 - 8 - 10 1887 167 4TIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, &c.—continued.

NAME OF BOAT AND DONOB. SAKE AND ADDBK88 OF HONOBABT 8BCBBTABY.

City Masonic Club—City of London Masonic H. Burden, Esq., West Shore Wharf, Poole. Life-boat Fund. William Erie—The late Lady Erie . . . Mr. E. Brunsden, Pier Master, Swanage, S.O., Dorset. "Friern Watch—E. Heman, Esq. ... Henry Warren, Esq., Custom House Quay, Weymouth. Susan Ashley—G. Can Ashley, Esq. . . M. C. Preston, Esq., Lyme Regis. William and trances—Miss Baas . . . W. J. D. Whitaker, Esq., L. & S. W. Bank, Sidmouth. 'Joseph Somes—Mrs. Joseph Somes . . . M. F. Moresby, Esq., R.N., 2 Adelaide Terrace, Exmouth. Alfred Staniforth—Late Mrs. F. J. Stani- W. J. Burden, Esq., Teignmouth. forth's Trustees. James and Eliza Woodall—A Lady, per Mr. J. G. Kevin, 11 Trafalgar Terrace, Torqnay. Manchester Branch. [S. Devon. "Betsey Newbon—Mr. Newbon's Legacy • . Alfred Kendrick, Esq., Lloyd's Agent, Brixham, R.S.O., Lesty—The late Mr. Lesty's Legacy . . . "Alexandra—Freemasons of England. . . '/Captain Herbert, R.N., J.P., Salcombe, Kingsbridge. Darling—Mrs. Thomas's Legacy. . . . John Yonge, Esq., Puslinch, near Yealmpton, Plymouth. Escape—Miss Lucy Harris James Rooney, Esq., Great Western Docks, Plymouth. Boys' Own No. 1—That Life-boat Fund Mr. S. Brock, C.O. H.M. C«.G», Looe, R.S.O., Cornwall. Arthur Hill—Arthur Hill, Esq W. E. Geach, Esq, Penellick, Par Station, R.S.O., Com- James Chisholm—Mrs. Chisholm's Legacy . Capt J. Ball Farran, Mevagissey, St. Austell. [wall. *Bob Newbon—Mr. Newbon's Legacy . . George Carter, Esq., Commercial Buildings, Falmonth. Charlotte—A. F. H Mr. E. P. Roskruge, St. Keverne, R.S.O., Cornwall. Joseph Armstrong—That Life-boat Fund . Rev. J. J. Mallock, M.A., Ruan Minor,R.S.O., Cornwall. John and Sarah—Mrs. Redf ern's Legacy . ;H. Appleton, Esq., M.R.C.S., The Lizard, R.S.O., Edmund and Fanny—Late Mrs. Hollond . 1 Cornwall. *Nancy Newbon—Mr. Newbon's Legacy . . Rev. J. H. Scholefield, M. A., Mullion, Cury Cross Lanes, Charles Henry Wright—Mrs. Wright's Legacy Rev.H.W.Corry,Porthleven,Helston. [R.S.O.,Cornwall. Elizabeth andBlanche—The Misses Smitheman "Ann Newbon—Mr. Newbon's Legacy . . I T. H. Cornish, Esq., Parade Street, Penzance. "Henry Dundas—Mrs. Dundas Drummond's Legacy. •Mr. E. J. Bluett, Scilly, Penzance. James and Caroline—Mr. Goss' Legacy. . Exeter—Mr. W. Kendall's Legacy . . . W. T. Tresidder, Esq., St. Ives, R.S.O., Cornwall. E. F. Harrison—New Oriental Bank . . H. enry Thomas, Esq., Penpol Road, Hayle. Willie Rogers—Dr. J. Rogers' Legacy . . Mr. H. A. Hawkey, " Walmer," New Quay, Cornwall. Arab— R. A. B. Preston, Esq Capt. Pope, Padstow, R.S.O., Cornwall. "Richard and Sarah — The late Richard iR. Julyan George, Esq., M.D., Port Isaac, Wade- Thornton West, Esq., and Mrs. Wes . / bridge, R.S.O., Cornwall. "Elizabeth Moore Garden—Family of the late Wm. Howe, Esq., Stratton, R.S.O.," North Devon Mail." R. T. Garden, Esq. (Mr. Daniel Pearce, Chief Officer H.M. CV'Gd., "Elinor Roget—Mrs. Roget, Clovelly, Bidef ord. "Jane Hannah MacDonald—Mrs. Mac Donald * Robert and. Catherine—Miss Leicester . . |F. A. Searle, Esq., Bank, Bideford. Theophi/us Sidney Echalaz — Rev. T. S. Echalaz's Legacy. Co-operator No. 2—The Co-operative Union, I William Cole, Esq., J.P., Corner House, Ilfracombe. Limited Louisa—Rev. T. L. Wheeler Rev. A. R. Hockley, Lynmouth, Barnstaple. W. B. G. Kingston—" Union Jack " Life- Will. Home, Esq., Watchet, R.S.O., Somerset. boat Fund. John Godfrey Morris—Mr. Morris's Legacy Capt. Sanctuary, R.N., Bumham, R.S.O., Somerset. William James Holt—Late Col. Holt and Conway G. Warne, Esq., St. Duthus, Asheombe, Mrs. Symes. Weston-super-Mare,

153' Joseph Denman—Hon. Mrs. Joseph Denman H. J. Vellacott, Esq., Penarfh. 154 Speedwell—A Ladv John Grace, Esq., Victoria Rd., Porthcawl, R.S.O., Glam. 156 Wolverkampton—Town of Wolverhampton. T. W. Islay Young, Esq., Cae Hir, West Cross, near Swansea. A Daughter's Offering—Miss Jones's Legacy Mr. Charles Bevan, Overton, Port Eynon, Swansea. 'David Barclay of Tottenham—Mrs. Barclay s E. Northmore Jones, Esq., Goring Place, Llanelly. City of Manchester—Manchester Branch . Anne Collin—Miss Collin's Legacy ... Henry Martin Harvey—Mr. Harvey's Legacy (V. vv • if. juiieiiuuee, UJBIJ., ti.i ., me 11011, .tingle David Pickard—Mr. A. Pickard's Legacy . Mr. R. Rogers, Liltlehaven, R.S.O., Pembroke. Gem—Late Mr. Metcalfe W. Peregrine Propert, Esq., LL.D., St. David's, R.S.O., Pembrokeshire. Elizabeth Mary—Wis. Tudor's Legacy . . Appin—Miss Downie's Legacy .... W. J. Vanghan, Esq.,Fishgnard, R.S.O., Pembrokeshire. Lizzie and Charles Leigh Clare—The late Mrs, Mr. William Joseph, 7 Napier Terrace, Cardigan. Leigh Clare, per Manchester Branch. Frank and Marion—Mrs. Francis G. Smart Capt. David Rees, Quay Stores, New Quay, Llandyssil. Elizabeth Lloyd—Mr. T. E. Jones's Legacy, Captain Tb,omas Doughton, Aberystwith. per Manchester Branch. [Continued.

» This Life-boat is endowed. 48 THE LIFE-BOATS OF THE ROYAL

No. of When STATION. Length. BiMdtk. Stationed Bo. Oan. or Named

Ft. la. ft. IB.

NORTH WALES. 34 - 8 - 10 1886 168 37 - 8 - 12 1885 169 34 - 7 6 10 1886 170 38 - 8 - 12 1892 171 34 - 8 - 10 1892 172 PORTHDINLLAEN — — — — 39 - 9 - 12 1888 173 LUANAELHAIAKN — — — - 37 - 8 - 12 1883 174 34 - 7 6 10 1885 176 KH BIG 34 - 7 6 10 1890 176 33 - 8 - 10 1878 177 FORTH EHUFFTDD — - - 34 - 7 6 10 1891 178 HOLYHEAD — So. 1 - - - 89 - 9 - 12 1891 179 „ No. 2 - - - 37 - 9 - 12 1890 180 „ STEAM - - - 50 - 15 - 1697 181 34 - 8 - 10 1888 182 34 - 8 - 10 1887 183 34 - 8 - 10 1889 184 39 - 9 - 12 1892 185

37 - 9 3 12 1896 186 CARNARVONSHIRE LLANDUDNO (ORME'S HBAD) - 37 - 8 - 12 1887 187 34 - 8 8 10 1885 188 FLINTSHIRE - - RHTL (TUBULAR) - - * - 34 - 8 10 12 1897 189 34 - 8 - 10 1888 190 POINT OF AYB No. 1 - - - 8S - 9 - 12 1?95 191 No. 2 - - - 33 6 9 6 12 1S70 192

EKGLA^D— Continued. CHESHIRE - - - HIIBRE ISLAND - - - - 35 - 10 - 12 1895 193 HOYLAKE _____ 34 3 9 9 12 1894 194 NEW BRIGHTON, No-inVurun) 43 - 12 6 14 1888 195 „ NO. 2 (STKAM) - 55 - 15 - m>7 196 LANCASHIRE — — FOKMBY — — — - 35 - 9 - 12 1*96 197 SOUTHPOHT No. 1 - - - - 34 - 8 - 10 1886 198 No. 2- - - - 42 6 13 - 12 1888 1(<9 37 - 8 - 12 1886 200 ST. ANNE'S No. 1 — - - — 34 - 7 6 10 1887 201 N 2 43 - 12 6 8 1892 202 BLAC"FO °' ~ " ~ ~ 36 - 8 10 12 1896 203 43 - 12 6 10 1894 204 38 9 - 12 1887 205 34 - 8 - 10 1884 206 34 - 7 6 10 1886 207 34 - 7 6 10 1886 208 ISLE OF MAN — — RAMSEY — — — — — 37 - 9 3 10 1896 209 UOXIBLAS 42 - 11 4 12 1896 210 35 - 8 3 10 1893 211 PORT ST. MARY — — — - 35 - 8 6 10 1896 212 37 - 8 - 12 1892 213 37 - 9 3 10 1897 214 iTIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, &c.—continued.

HAKE Or BOAT AND DONOR. NAME AND ADDHBB8 OF HONOBABT 8KCBETAKY.

Thomas Niccolli Stratford—His Legacy . Capt. Enoch Lewis, Aberdovey, R.S.O., Merionethshire. Junes-Gibb—Mrs. Jones-Gibb .... Mr. John Lloyd, 1 Glanywerydd Terrace, Bannouth. Caroline—Late Miss Lamb's Bequest and Randal Casson, Esq., Bron y Garth, Portmadoc. Capt. Rodney Blane's Life-boat Fund. Margaret Platt of Stall/bridge—Mrs. Platt's Legacy •Capt. Evan Jones, Post-Office, Pwllheli. Oldham— Oldham Life-boat Fund . . . George Moore—That Life-boat Fund . . Capt. Hugh Roberts, (Jlanrafon, Morfa-Nevin, Pwllheli. Cyprian—Mrs. Noble Capt. Evan Jones, Post-Office, Pwllheli. Richard Henry Gould—Mr. John Gould's Hugh Richards, Esq., The Quay, Carnarvon. Legacy, per Manchester Branch. Thomas Lingham—Mrs. Lingham ... Mr. W. Jones, Ty Croes Farm,Ty Croes, R.S.O., Angle- *Ramon Cabrera—The Countess de Morella. Colonel Hampton Lewis, Bodior, Holyhead. [sey. Norbury—Norbury Life-boat Fund . . . 'Thomas Fie/den—Samuel, John and Joshua Fielden, Ksqrs. 'Joseph Whitworth—The late Sir Joseph Capt. Kendall, Holyhead. Whitworth, Lady Whitworth and friends Duke of Northumberland (Hydraulic Steam Life-boat). B. J. Nicholson—Mrs. B. J. Nicholson . John F. Hughes, Esq., R.N.,Tanralt, Cemlyn, Amlwch, R.S.O., Anglesey. [Anglesey George Evans—Mrs. Evans's Legacy . . Rev. T. Prichard, B.A., Llanbadrig, Amlwch, R.S.O., Curling—Miss Curling John Hughes, Esq., Frondeg, Amlwch, R.S.O.,Anglesey. Star of Hope—Late Mrs. Atherton Howard Rice Roberts, Esq., Rhiwlas, Pentraeth, Menai Bridge. R.S.O., Anglesey. fWUliam M. Preston. ESO..W, . - ,-, ., T, *Christopher Brown—Settle fund .... (Leonard Hepworth, Esq , 'F«""°g Castle, Beaumans. Sunlight No. 1.—Messrs. Lever Brothers' Rev. John Raymond, 17 Gloddaeth Crescent, Llandudno. Competition. Mary Jane Gould—Mr. Gould's Legacy, per John Davies, Esq., Craig y don, Llanddulas, Abergele, Manchester Branch. [son's Legacy. R.S.O., Denbighshire. *Caroline Richardson-~-Wli. H. T. Richard- Jane Martin—Mrs. Martin...... | J. Fierce-Lewis, Esq., Rhyl. B. G. Powell—B.. G. Powell., Esq. . . .1C. Batters, Esq., Mostyn, Holywell.

Admiral Briqgs—The late Major-General W. L. Brig'ga, C.B. Coard William Sguarey—Mr. Squarey's >W. C. Glover, Esq., Corbys, Hoylake, S.O., Cheshire. Legacy. [Legacy. 'Henry Richardson—Mr. H. T. Richardson's iHugh B. Kent. Esq., " Rocklands,") New Brighton, Queen (Hydraulic Steam Life-boat) . . >Mr. D. O'Brien, 4 Denmark Terrace,) T.S.O., Liverpool, i Capt. Phillips, R.N., Hargrave Buildings, 5 Chapel St., John and Henrietta—Anonymous . . I Liverpool. Mary Anna—Anonymous I W.Thomas,Esq.,M.D.,J.P., 39 Park Crescent, Southport. Edith and Annie—The Misses Macrae . . 'W. H. Shaw, Esq., Scarisbrick Street, Southport. Charles Biggs—Miss Biggs's Legacy • • C. Myers, Esq., Lytham, R.S.O., Lancashire. Nora Royds—C. M. Royds, Esq. ... Brothers—Anonymous [Thomas Bradley, Esq., St. Anne's-on-the-Sea, Preston. *Samuel Fietcher of Manchester—From his .I.Walter Smith, Esq., Fairbank, Lytham Road, South Estate by command of H.M. THE QUEEN Shore, Blackpool. Maude Pickup—Mr. Pickup's Legacy . . Ernest Crosby, Esq., North Albert Street, Fleetwood, R.S.O., Lancashire. William Birkett—iii. Birkett's Legacy Walter Carter, Esq., Queen's Terrace, Barrow-in- Furness. 'Elizabeth Leicester—Miss Leicester ... J. G. Oldfield, Esq., Lloyd's Agent, Whitehaven. Dodo—A Lady ...... J. Clifton ThompHon, Esq., 53Edkin Street, Workington. Q. Moore, Esq., Shipping Brow ) « . 'Civil Service No. 5—Civil Service Fund . I Capt. Nelson, Harbour Master / ™P r ' Mary Isabella—Anonymous, per Mr. and E. C. Kerr, Esq., Bank, Ramsey, S.O., Isle of Man. Mrs. Norbury, through Manchester Branch *Ciml Service No. 6—Civil Service Fund . Thos. Bawden, Esq., Douglas, Isle of Man. Thomas Black—Mrs. Black's Legacy . . G. H. Quayle, Esq., Castletown, S.O., Isle of Man. James Stevens No. 1—Mr. Stevens' Legacy Capt. J. A.'Kissack. Rocklands, Port St. Mary, I.of Man. William Sugden—Miss L. C. Sargenson's Mr. Joseph McArd, Windsor House, Port Erin, S.O., Legacy. Isle of Man. Mayhew Medwin—Dr. Medwin's Legacy . John Corris, Esq., Manx Bank, Peel, S.O., Isle of Man. [Continued.

This Life-boat is endowed 50 THE LIFE-BOATS OF THE ROYAL

No. of Length. Oara.

SCOTLAND. KIRKCUDBRIGHT - BALCARY ------34- 88 10 KIRKCUDBRIGHT — — — — 34 - '76 10 WIGTOWNSHIRE - WHITHORN ----- 34- 76 10 PORT LOGAN ----- 34- 8 - 10 PORT PATRICK ---- 37- 86 12 AYRSHIRE - - - BAIXANTRAE ----- 33- 8 - 10 GIRVAK ------34- 76 10 AYK ------34- 83 10 TROON ------34- 76 10 IRVINE ------.34- 76 10 ARDROSSAN ----- 37- 8 - 10 ISLE OF ARRAN - KILDONAN ----- 34- 76 10 ARGYLLSHIRE - - CAMPBBV rows ___- 34- 76 10 SOUTHED _____ 34- 76 10 ISLAND OF LEWIS - STORNOWAY ----- 34- 76 10 ORKNEYS - - - STROMHESS ----- 42- 11 - 12 LONGHOPE — — — — — 39- 9 - 12 CAITHNESS-SHIRE - THURSO ------37- 8 - 12 HUNA ______37- 8 - 12 ACKEBGIL ». — — — _ 84- 76 10 WICK ______34- 83 10 SDTHERLANDSHIRE DORNOCH FIRTH AND EMBO - 34 - 76 10 NAIRNSHIRE - - NAIRN --____ 34- 8 - 10 ELGINSHIRE - - LOSSIEMOUTH - -___ 34- 76 10 BANFFSHIRE - - BUCKIE ------34- 76 10 BANFF --____ 34- 76 10 ABERDEENSHIRE - FRASERBURGH -___ 37- 93 10 WHITELINK BAY --__ 34- 8 - 10 PETERHEAD -____ 37- 93 10 PORT ERKOLL - — — - 34- 8 - 10 NEWBURGH ----- 31- 73 10 KINCARDINESHIRE STONEHAVEN ----- 34- 8 - 10 GOURDON _____ 34- 8 - 10 JOHNSHAVEN — — — — - 31- 73 10 FORFARSHIRE - - MONTROSE—No. !--__ 38- 8 - 12 „ .No. 2- - - - 31 - 73 10 ARBROATH ----- 37- 8 - 12 BROUGHTY FERRY, DUNDEE - 37 - 8 - 12 FIFESHIRE - - - ST. ANDREW'S --__ 34- 8- 10 CRAIL _-_-__ 34. 8- 10 ANSTRUTHER — _ _ _ _ 34- 8- 10 HADDINGTONSHIRE NORTH BERWICK --__ 34- 76 10 DUNBAR — — __ — _ 34- 76 10 BERWICKSHIRE - EYEMOUTH _____ 34- 76 10

IRELAND. Co. ANTRIM - _ PORTRUSH ---__ 34- 76 10 CARRICKFEKGUS — — — — 37- 93 10 DOWN - - - GROOMSPORT ----- 34. 75 10 BALLYWALTER ____ 34- 76 10 CLOUGHEY -____ 34- 83 10 TYRELLA .---__ 34- 76 10 ATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, 4c.—continued. 51

KAHB Or BOAT AND DONOB. NAMX AND ADDBES8 OF HOHOBABT SBCBETABY.

David Hay—His Legacy J. G. Boyes, Esq., Ancheneairn, Castle Douglas. Hugh and Ann—Miss Fergusson's Legacy . James Cayan, Esq., Kirkcudbright. Henry and John Leighton—Late Capt. Henry Mr. William Burns, Isle of Whithorn, Whithorn, Leighton, per Miss Agnes Leighton. R.S.O., Wigtownshire. Frederick Allen—Miss E. C. Allen's Legacy William Cochrane, Esq., Port Logan, R.S.O.,Wigtown- shire. 'Civil Service, No. 3—Civil Service Fund Mr. McDonald, H.M. C'. G'., Port Patrick, R.S.O., Wigtownshire. 'William and Harriot—Mrs. Richardson's H. Inglis, Esq., Commercial Bank, Ballantrae, R.S.O., Legacy. [Ayrshire. Sir Home Popham—Mrs. Popham's Legacy. James Smith, Esq., Town Clerk's Chambers, Girvan. William Pollock. Esq., in. c, , . . 'Janet Hoyle—T. K. Bardie, Esq. . . . William J. Pollock, Esq.,'24 Sandgate, Ayr. Alexander Munnoch—His Legacy ... Mr. James Currie, Troon. Bushie—Mr. Wallace's Legacy . . . • James Dickie, Esq., Council Chambers, Irvine. Charles Sldrrow—Mrs. Skirrow .... John Emslie, Esq., Ardrossan. David and Elizabeth Kidd, Brother and Patrick Murray, Esq., Brodick, S.O., Isle of Arran. Sister—Miss Pringle Kidd, Mary Adelaide Harrison—Heath Harrison, Mr. James Donaldson, 44 Kirk Street,!^ , .. *John R. Ker—Robert Ker, Esq. . .' [Esq. Rev. C. T. Wakeham, Rectory, 'JCampbeltown. Isabella—Mrs. Duguid jEneas M. Mackenzie, Esq., Stornoway. Good Shepherd—L. O. Ancient Shepherds . Capt. G. Baillie, Stroinness, R.S.O., Orkney. Samyntat Stannah—Mrs. Stannah's Legacy Edward E. Corrigall, Esq., Longhope, Stromness, R.S.O., Orkney. Co-operator No. 3 — The Co-operative B. Sinclair Macdonald, Esq., Thurso. Union, Limited. Caroline and Thomas—Mr. Hackwood's Mr. John Sutherland, Jun., Huna-by-Wick. Legacy. Jonathan Marshall, Sheffield—Col. Broo- shoft's Legacy. James Campbell, Esq., Sheriff Clerk, Wick. John Avins—M.i. Avin's Legacy . . . Daisie—" D." David Peters, Esq., Dornoch, R.S.O., Sutherlandshire. Theophilus Sidney Echalaz—Rev. T. S. Mr. James Mclntosh, Nairn. Echalaz's Legacy. Frances Sprot—Miss Sprot's Legacy. . . Capt. A. Coull, Harbour Master, Lossiemouth, Elgin. James Sharpe—Mr. Sharpe's Legacy . . John L. McNaughton, Esq., Cluny Square, Buckle. Help for the Helpless—Mrs. Bain's Legacy . Robert Hardie, Esq., National Bank, Banff. Anna- Maria Lee—Mrs. Lee's Legacy . . Andrew Tan-as, Esq., Town House, Fraserburgh. Three Brothers—Anonymous Rev. Duncan MacGregor, The Manse, Inverallochy, Rathen Station, Aberdeenshire. George Pickard—Mr. A. Pickard's Legacy. Robert Gray, Esq., Peterhead. [Aberdeenshire. Frances Camilla Howard—Miss Dixon . . Mr. John Collins, Olive Cottage, Port Erroll, R.S.O., Ellen Newman and John Bentley—John Mr. P. Murray, Newburgh-by-Aberdeeu. Bentley, Esq. Alexander Black—Mrs. A. Black. ... David Carr, Esq., Stonehaven. Theophilus Sidney Echalaz — Rev. T. S. Rev. John Brown, Bervie, Fordoun. Echalaz's Legacy. Meanwell of Gknbervie— Mr. Alexander Mr. Rober^ Stewart, Johnshaven, Montrose. Davidson s Legacy. Robert Henderson — Mr. P. Henderson's Legacy. J. Balfonr Alexander, Esq., Montrose. Bessie Webster—George Webster, Esq. . . William Souter—Mrs. Souter's Legacy . . Norman McBain, Esq., 10 Commerce Street, Arbroath. Samuel Shawcross—A. O. of Foresters . . Fames Hunter, jun., Esq., 69 Reform Street, Dundee. Louisa—Mrs, Wigney's Legacy .... Ur. Andrew Balsillie, 14 North Bell Street, St. Andrew's. George Paterson—Miss Patereon's Legacy . D. Morton, Esq., Craig Head, Crail, R.S.O., Fifeshire. Royal Stuart—Late Mrs. Atherton Howard Messrs. Mackintosh & Watson, Solicitors, Anstruther. Fergus Ferguson—Mrs. Ferguson's Legacy 3. McCulloch, Esq., British Linen Co., North Berwick. Sarah Pickard—Mr. Pickard's Legacy . . S\ Bertram, Esq., Kilmaid, Dunbar. James and Rachel Grindlay—Mr. T. Grind- W. McDougall, Esq., Commercial Bank, Eyemouth, lay's Legacy. [R.S.O., Berwickshire.

Robert and Agnei Blair — Mrs. Blair's . J. Morrow, Esq., Portrush. lames C. Holden, Esq.lr, . , . Zaida—T. B. Drybnrgh, Esq. [Leg^y- Mr. R. Camaghan, jCamckfergus. George Pooley—Mr. Pooley's Legacy . . i. Graham Lindsay, Esq., Mulhouse Works, Belfast., William Wallace—Mr. Wallace's Legacy . iev. J. A. Greer, LL.D., Ballywalter, S.O.,Co. Down. Faith—Mrs. Bradshaw's Legacy ... lohn McMullan, Esq., Cloughey, Portaferry. Burnaby—Mrs. Cameron .... lev. David Kennedy, Tyrella Rectory, Clough, S.O., Co. Down. [Continued.

* This Life-boat is endowed. 52 THE LIFE-BOATS OF THE ROYAL

Ho. of When STATION. Length. Breadth. Stationed KO. OMB. or Earned ? Ft In. It. _in. OA 8 10 1001 37 - 9 — 12 1894 34 - 8 - 10 1891 DUNDAL.K AND BLACKROCK - 34 - 7 6 10 1885 268 DROGHKUA —Wo . 1 - — - 34 - 7 6 10 18*2 269 „ No. 2 - - - 34 - 7 6 in 1885 270 DUBLIN — — — BALBRIGUAN — — — — — 34 - 7 6 10 1889 271 04 _ 8 - 10 O4 _ 8 - 10 1000

DUBLIN AND POOLBEG — - 34 - 8 - 10 1881 274 37 - 8 - 12 1891 275 40 - 10 - 10 1889

39 - 9 - 12 1890 977

37 - 8 - 12 ICQQ 35 - 8 - 10 1004 42 - 11 — 12 loan ROSSLARE HARBOUR - — — 42 - 11 - 12 1896 281 FETHAKD- — — — — - 34 - 8 3 10 1886 283 WATERFORD - DUNMORK EAST - - - - 37 - 9 - 12 1884 284 TRAMORB - -1 - - - 32 - 8 - 10 1893 285 34 - 7 fi in 1007 COBK - - - YOUOHAL------34 - 8 - 10 1885 287 BALLYCOTTON — — — - 37 - 9 3 12 1896 288 QlTEENSTOWN NO. 1 - - - 34 - 8 - 10 1866 289 No. 2 - - - 42 - 11 - 12 1890 290 COITRTMACSHKKKT - — — 34 - 7 6 10 1885 291 KERRY - - - FENIT ( TBAI.KK BAY) - - - 42 - 11 4 12 1895 292 37 - 8 - 19 GULDAFF ------34 - 8 - LO 1892 294 GKHIKNUASTLK - - - - 33 - 8 - 10 1880 295

legal Ualiotial f ife-boai Institution

Is prepared to establish and maintain a Life-boat Station on any part of the coast of the United Kingdom where it can be shown, from previous disasters, that a Life-boat is required. It is requisite that there should be a sufficient number of men (fishermen, or others accustomed to the management of boats at sea) to man the Life-boat, and a Committee formed from the residents in the neighbourhood to superintend the Station and obtain such small Annual Subscriptions as may contribute towards a portion of the expense of the Life-boat Station.

Communications should be addressed to the Secretary of the Institution, 14 John Street, Adelphi, London, W.C. NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, &c.—continued. 63

NAME OF BOAT AND DONOB. NAME AND ADDBES8 OP HONOKAEY SBOBETABY.

Farnley—E. Armitage, Esq., R.A. . . . George Gray, Esq., M.D., Newcastle, R.S.O., Co. Sir Arthur Blachaood—That Lifeboat Fund Mr. Robert Baker, Greenore, R.S.O., Co. Louth. [Down. Providence—Mr. Pooley's Legacy Mr. W. Hammett, H.M. C'. G«., Giles' Quay, Carling- [Bequest. ford, Newry. *General R. Dudley Blate—Mrs. Blake's Thos. Murphy, Esq., Bayview, Blackrock, Dundalk. * Charles Whittrm—Mr.C. R.Whitton's Legacy Mr. N. Halligan, Banktown, Drogheda. [nr. Drogheda. Charity—Mrs. Bradshaw's Legacy . . . Joseph Connolly, Esq., K.N., Beaehmount, Mornington, Maid of Annan—The late Mrs. Langworthy W. J. Cumisky, Esq., Balbriggan, K.S.O., Co. Dublin. Sir Edward Blakeney—Dr. Mahouy's A. Murphy, Esq., Skerries, S.U., Co. Dublin. Tom~and Ida Smithies—Trustees of the late Edward Greer, Esq., Evora, Howth, S.O., Co. Dublin. Miss Eliza Smithies. (Thos. Edmondson, Esq., Shanagarry, Milltown, Co. Aaron Stark Symes—W.ra. Elizabeth S. Symes Dublin. " [Dublin. Mr. J. S. Morgan, 2, Sea View Ter., Clontari, T.S.O., Hannah PicitercZ—Mr. Pickard's Legacy . Capt. Walker, Mosaphir Ville, Kingstown. 'Robert Theophilus Garden—Late R. T. Gar- W. H. H. Kennedy, Esq., Wentworth Place, Wicklow. den, Esq. Frances andCharlotte—The Misses English's Legacy }Mr. James Tyrrell, Main St., Arklow. Three Sisters—Anonymous Hon. George Stopford,Levuka, Gorey. Willie and Arthur—Joseph Leather, Esq. . Wai. Astle Rvan, Esq., Cahore, Gorey. /John F. Walsh, Esq., West Mount House, West Gate, Andrew Pictnrd—'M.i. Pickard's Bequest . ( Wexford. Tom and Jenny—" D " E. T .M. Sandwith, Esq., Bally hireCastle. Kilrane, Wexford. John Robert—E. M. S C. F. Walker, Esq., J.P., Kilmore Quay, Wexford. *Helen Blake—Mrs. Blake's Bequest . . . Allan Leigh, Esq., Fethard, Waterford. Henry Dodd—Mr. Dodd's Legacy . . . Mr. P. Harney, Dunmore East, Waterford. (M. J. Murphy, Esq., West Cliff, Tramore, Waterford. Henley—Mr. Henley's Legacy .... tMr. E. O'S. Wardell, Main Street, Tramore, Waterford. William Dunvilk—Mrs. Dunville's Legacy. Mr. Francis Craig, Abbeyside, Dungarvan. Mary Luckombe—Mrs. Luckombe's Legacy. J. H. Long, Esq., Main Street, Youghal. T. P. ffearne—T. P. Hearne, Esq. . . . Quiver—No. 3—" Quiver " Magazine Endeavour—Miss Ball's Legacy . . JCapt. Usborne, R.N., Harbour Master, Queenstown. Farrant—Mr. Farrant's Legacy . . Capt. Townshend, Courtmacsheny, R.S.O., Co. Cork. John Willmot—Miss King's Legacy. Robert McCowen, Esq., J.P., Lloyd's Agent, Tralee. Vandelew—Mr. Vandeleur's Legacy Wm. Smyth, Esq., M.D., J.P., Burton Port, R.S.O., Co. Donegal. William Montgomery—Mrs. Montgomery R. M. Fleming, Esq., J.P., Culdaff, Londonderry. Mary Beckwith—Mrs. Beckwith's Legacy Pierce Crosbie, Esq., Greencastle, Londonderry.

IRattonal Xife^Boat Snstitution, FOB THE PRESERVATION OF LIFE FROM SHIPWRECK.

TO BOATMEN AWD OTHEB& K, E W A IB D S OF MONEY OR MEDALS Are granted by the Royal National Life-Boat Institution to all persons who, AT THE BISK OF THELB OWN LIVES, SAVE OB EHDEAVOUB TO SAVE, BY MEANS OF 8HOBE-BOATS OB OTHERWISE, the lives of those on board Vessels or Boats Wrecked or in Distress on any part of the of the United Kingdom.

In all cases the Rewards are given without farther delay than Is necessary to obtain proof of the merits of each case, and to ensure payment being made to the right parties. By Order, EOTAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, CHARLES DIBDIN, 14 JOHN STBEBT, ADELPHI, LONDON, W.C. Secretary.

* This Life-boat is endowed. INDEX TO THE GIFT LIFE-BOATS OF THB ROYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION.

(nefigwa refer to tke numbert qfOu Lif*boati detailed on (He twelve pncedimg Paga.)

A. F. H., 128. Cyclist Life-boat Fund, 22. Hollon. B. W., Esq., the late, PUmsoll Life-boat Funds, 64 A Lady, 16. D., 236, 281. 34. Pooley, G. Esq., the late, 261, A Lady, per Manchester Dalmer, Mrs. the late, 10 Hollond. Mrs., the late, 131. 267. Branch, 118. Davidson,Mr.A.,thelate,248. Holt, Col., the late, and Mrs. Popham, Mrs., the late, 221. A Lady, 164. Denman, Hon. Mrs. Jos., 163 Symes, 152. Powell, H. G., Esq., 191. A Lady 207. l>ixon, Miss Anne, 42. Homan, E. Esq., 113. Preston, Mrs., the late, 35. Allen. Miss E.C .the late.2! 8. Dixon, Miss, 244. Honourable Artillery Com- Preston, R. A. B., Esq., 141. Allen, T. W., Esq ,the late,6. Doild, H., Esq., the late, 284. pany Dramatic Club, 76 Proctor-Beancbamp, Sir R., Anonymous, 8, 442, 27a. Downie, Miss, the late, 164. Howard, Mrs. Athertou, the Bart., 59. [203. AIMM ymous, 29, 73. Drummond, Mrs. Dundas,tbe late, 185, 255. CJUKKN, HUE MAJESTY TBE, Anonymous, 1 97 . late, 136. Hudderoneld, collected in, 53 " yuiver " Magazine, col- Anonymous, 19S. Dryburgh, T. B. Esq. 260. Ingleby, Rev. Chae., the late, lected. 19, 289. An .nyrnous, 202. Dn^uid, Mrs., 229. per 6. P. Wragge, 'Esq., 21 Redfern, Mrs., the late, 130. Anonymous, per Manchester Dunville. Mrs., the late, 286. Jacomb-Hood, Miss K H., Restell, W. T., Esq., the Branch, 209. E. B., B4. P., and A. and E. 1, the late, 9 [106. late, 97. [late, 189, 195. ArVLcoli, Chas., Esq., 93. Ched'lar, 25. Jarman, Miss A. E., the late, Richardson, H. T. Esq., the Armitage, E., Esq., B.A.,265. E. M S.. 282. Jewish Scholars' Lile-boat Richardson, the late Mrs. Armstrong Fund, 129. Eason, Miss, the late, 67. Fund, 96. Harriot, 220. Ashley, C. Carr, Esq., 114. Echalaz, the Kcv. T. S., the Jones, Miss M., the late, 156. Rogers, Dr. J., the late, 140. Avin, Mr., the late. 236. late, 147, 237, 247. Jones, T. E., Esq., the late, Boget, Mrs., 144. Bain, Mrs., the late, 240. Egdell, Miss, the late, 2, 52. 167. [138. Rosebery, Lady, the late, 87. Ball, Miss, the late, 46, 290. Ellis, Mrs., the late, 30. Kendall, W., Esq., the late, Rous, Admiral, Lite-ooat Baltic Life-boat Fund 49. English, the late Misses, 277. Ker, Robert, Esq., 228. Fund, 40. Barclay, Mrs., the late, 157. Erie, Lady, the late, 112. Kidd, Miss Pringle, 226. Royds, C.M., Esq., 201. Barkworth, John B., Esq., Evans, Mrs., the late, is3. King, Miss, the late, 2S2. Sargenson,Miss,the late, 213. the late, 70. Farrant, H. A. M., Esq., the Lamb, Miss, the late, 170. Scales, Mrs., the late, 26. Barr, Mrs., the late, 1. late, 291. Langworthy, Mrs., 271 Settle, collected In, 39. .86. bass, Miss, US. Ferguson, Mrs., the late, 256. Leather, Jos., Esq., 279. Sharpe, James, Esq., the late, Beckwith, the late Mrs., 295. Fergusson, Miss thelate,216. Lee, Mrs., the late. 241. Silkenstadt, Mrs., 48. [239. Bedford, Miss A.M.,Tru»tees Flelden, f. A., Esq., 81. Leicester, collected In, 62. Simcox, Mra., the late, 90. of, 3. Fielden. Samuel, John, and Leicester, Miss, 146, 206. Skirrow.Mrs., 225. Bennett, Mr. W., the late, 61. Joshua, Esqs., 179 Leighton, Capu H., the late, Skynner, Jno., Esq., the late, Bentley, John, Esq., 245. Fielder, Miss M., the late, 6. per Miss A. Leighton, 217. 19. Berrey, Miss, the late, 45. Fletcher, Mr. Samuel, the Lesty, Wm., Esq., the late. Smart, Mrs. Francis G., 166. Bewick, Mias, the late, 4. late, 203. [14, -13, 252. 120. [107 Smith, Mrs. F. S., the late, 78. Biggs, Miss, the late, 21.0. Foresters. Ancient Order of, Lewis, W. S., Esq., the late, Smith, James McLaren, Esq., Bird, Samuel, J£sq., 71. Foster, Herbert A., Esq., Licensed Victuallers, col- 63. Birkett. Wm., the late, 205. and Relatives, 33. lected from, 47. Smnheman, The Misses, 134. Black, Mrs., the late, 211. Fox.Childreu of Mr.and Mrs., Llngham, Mrs., 176. Smithies. Miss, the lat> , 273. Black, Mra. Alexander, 246. 32 [121 Lovibond, George, Esq., the Bomenrille, Mias, UK law, »2. Blickwood.Sir Arthur, Ltie- Freemasons of England, 77, late, 20. Somes, Mrs., 116. boat Fund, 266. Friends at Manchester, 94. Loyal Order of Ancient Souter, Mrs., the late, 251. Blackwood, Hans, Esq., the Garden, the late R. T.. Esq., Shepherds, 230. [287. Spawfortb, J., Esq., 88. late, 44. 143, 276. Lnckombe, Mrs., the late, 108. Sprot, Mis». the late, 238. Blair, Mrs., the late, 259. Gibb, Mra. T.Jones, 169. MacDonald, Mrs., 145. Squarey, Mra., the laie, 194. Bute, Mra., the late, 268.283. Glasgow, Cltv of, 75. • Macrae, MISSBB, 199. Stanifonh, Mrs. F. J., the Blaiie, Capt. Rodney, R.N., (Joss, Jas., Esq., the late, Mahony, Dr., the late, 272. late, 117. Bolton, coll. in, 67. [170. 137. Manchester rtranch, 94, 118, Stannah, Mrs., the late, 231. Boy's Own Life-boat Fund, Gould, John, Esq., the late, 168, 165, 167, 175,178, 188, Stevens, James, Ksq., the late, 124. 175, 188. 209. Bradford, collected in, 81. Graham, Mrs. C. North, and Martin, Mrs., 190. Stock Exchange Life-boat BradshawJHru., the late, 263, Sons and Daughters, 72. Medwin, Dr., the late, 214 Fund, 65. 270. Grindlay, Thomas, Esq., the Metcalfe, J.Esq.,the iate,it>2. Stoker, Mrs., 11. 99. Briggs, Major-Gen. W. L., late, 258 Middlewood, Geo., Esq., 36. Stott. Mrs., the late, 27. C.B., the late, 193. Guerrier, Rev. W. J., 64. Montgomery, Mrs., 294. Stratfor4,T.N. Esq., the late, Brooshoft, Col., the late, 109, Hackwood, Thos., Esq., the Moore, the late Geo., Esq., 168. , [187. 110 254. late, 233 Life-boat Fund, 173. Sunlight Competition, 96. Buffaloes, Royal Ante- Bardie, T. K. Esq., 222. Morella, theConntessde, 177. Swift, Mrs., the late, 105. diluvian Order of, 89. Hargrave, Chas., Esq., the Morice, Mrs., the late, «5 Symes, Mrs. Elizabeth S.,274. Bnrch, Mrs., 60. late, 84. Morris, J. G. Esq., the late, Thomas, Mrs., tne \ate. V22. Bunnester, Miss, 74. Harris, H., Esq., the late, 98. 151. [223. Tudor. Mrs., the late, 163. Burroughes,Mrs.,the late,50 . Harris, Mrs. H., the late, 92. Munnoch, A., Esq.. the late, " Union Jack " Life-boat Busk, Hans, Fund, li>3. Harris, Miss Lucy, 123. New Oriental Bank, 139. Fund, 160. Cameron, Mrs., 264. Harrison, Heath, Esq., 227. Newbon, R.A., Esq., the Vandeleur, Richard, Esq., Chi8holm,Mrs., the late, 126. Harvey, H. M. Esq., the late, 100, 119, 127, 132, 136. the late, 233. City of London Masonic Life- late, 160. Nicholson, Mrs. B. J., 182. Walker, G., Esq.. the late, 38. boat Fund, 111. Hawkins Mr. C.. the late, 28 Noble, Mrs., 174. Wallace, H. R. C., Esq., the Civil Service Life-boat Fund, Hay, D., Esq., the late, 216. Norbury Llfe-boatFund,178. late, 224. [262. 13, 83, 208, 210, 219. Hearne, T. P., Esq., 288. Northumberland, The lk>w- Wallace, W., Esq., the late, Clave, Mrs. Levgh.the late. 165. Hearts of Oak BenentSocieiy, ager Duchess of, 7. Webster, George. Esq., 250. CoUin, Miss, the late, 169. 55. Odd Fellows (Manchester Webster, Miss, the late, 80. Collinson, Mrs., the late. 91. Hedley, William, Esq., the Unity), 41. West, R. Thornton, Esq., the Co-operative Union, Limited, late, 16 Oldham Life-boat Fund, 172. late, and Mrs. West, 142. 12, 148, 232. Hendersun,P., Esq., the late, Parkin, T., Esq., the late, 66. Wheeler, Rev. T. L., 149. Coppin.Mr. John, the late, 17. 249. Paterson, Miss, the late, 254. Whitton, Mr. C. B., the late, Corn Exchange, Mark Lane, Henley, George, Esq., the Paul, James, M.D., the late, 269. [ Members of the, 61. late, 285. 68. Whitworth, Sir Joseph, the Corry, A. J., Esq., the late, Heylaud Memorial, 102. Payne, W.J.Esq., the late, 37. late, and friends, 180. 69. Heywood-Lonsdale, A. P., Pickard.A.,Esq..thelate.l61, Wigney, Mrs., 263. Covent Garden Life-boat Esq., the late, 43. 243,257,275 280. [204. Wolverhampton, coll. in, 1 65. Fund, 58. Hill, Arthur, Esq., 125. Pickup, Jas., Esq., the late, Wright, Mrs., the late, 133. Curling, Miss, 86, 184. Hodges, Mrs., the late, 18. Platt, Mrs., the late, 171. 2ND MAY, 1898.] REWABDS. 55

GOD HELP OUR MEN AT SEA.

fist of tbt gebrarfts FOR SAVING LIFE FROM WRECKS VOTED BY THE ROYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION TO THB CBKWS OF ITS LITE-BOATS, TO BHOBB AND FISHING-BOATS* OBKW8, AND TO OTHKB PEBSON8

FBOM THE 1ST JANUABY TO THE SlST DECEMBER, 1897.

Jan. 6. —PENMON.—Christopher Brown taken off, the schooner sunk.—Expense of Life-boat.—The schooner Volunteer, of service, 18Z. 19s. Dublin, laden with cement and matches, Jan. 12.—BULL BAT.—Curling Life- from London for Whitehaven, was observed boat.—Signals of distress were shown by aground on the rocks off Penmon, having a vessel lying between the East Mouse dragged her anchors, while a strong gale and Amlwch port. They were repeated in was blowing from the S.E., accompanied quick succession, and the Life-boat was by a rough sea and thick weather. At promptly launched at 7.10 P.M., four 11 A.M. the Life-boat was launched, and minutes only elapsing from the time the proceeded under sail to the vessel and order was given to the time the boat was rescued her crew, consisting of four men. afloat, and proceeded to the vessel, which About an hour after the men had been was ascertained to be the ship Brabloch, 56 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAY, 1898. of Glasgow, with a cargo of grain from fleet reporting a vessel in distress. On San Francisco for Liverpool. She had reaching the spot it was ascertained that stranded about two hundred yards E.S.E. a steamer had been ashore, but had got of the East Mouse in the thick weather off again, and, the coxswain of the Life- which then prevailed. At the request boat having indicated to the captain of the master the Life-boat remained his position, he got under weigh, and the by the vessel until she floated and was Life-boat started for her station. On her taken in tow by a coasting steamer way back, the four-masted ship Altair, of for Holyhead. — Expense of service, Bremen, laden with wheat, from San 211. 13s. 6d. Francisco for Hull, was seen ashore, and the boat was at once steered in her direction. On reaching her, the captain COMMITTEE MEETING, 14th Jan., 1897. requested the Life-boat men to remain by Voted 3571. 16s. 2 MAT, 1898.] BEWABDS. 57 at 10.30 A.M.—- Expense of service, Jan. 23.—Pootu.—Reserve Life-boat.— 22L 17«. Intelligence was received that the steam- Jan. 23.—WtsTssTos (NOEFOIK).— launch Zulu, of Poole, anchored in Stud- Edw&rd Birkbeck Life-boat. — Daring land Bay, was signalling for assistance, thick and bitterly cold weather, the wind and that if the wind freshened she would blowing a strong gale from E.N.E., with a probably be driven ashore. At 1.15 P.M. very heavy sea and snow squalls, flares the Life-boat, temporarily placed at Poole were shown by a vessel which ran aground in the absence of the station's boat, was about a mile N. of the village of Winter- launched and brought ashore the two men ton. The Life-boat was taken along the who were on board the vessel.—Expense beach until opposite the vessel, and at of service, 131. 12s. about 7 A.M. she was launched, but was Jan. 25.—POST LOGAN. — Frederick driven back three times by the heavy seas. Allen Life-boat.—A message by telephone At last however, with the help of the whip was received from the coastguard at of the rocket apparatus, which had been Drummore reporting that a vessel was made fast to the vessel, the boat succeeded flying a signal of distress. The wind in reaching her and, with considerable was blowing a moderate to a strong difficulty, rescued two of her crew. Two gale, the sea was heavy, and the weather others unhappily were washed oat of the very cold, with snow showers. At 12.30 rigging and lost before the Life-boat P.M. the Life-boat was launched in could reach them. The wrecked vessel Scratby Bay, three-and-a-half miles from was the ketch Isabella, of and for Harwich, Drummore, and reached the vessel, which from Hartlepool, laden with coal. Ten proved to be the brigantine Prospect, of minutes after leaving her both her masts Belfast, coal laden, from Maryport for fell.—Expense of service, 25J. 12*. 6deck.—-Expense of service, 29Z. 19*. ^d. was taken in tow by a coasting steamer, Feb. 9.—HOLYHEAD (Thomas Fielden and was beached at the Mumbles in a «r?d Joseph Whitmorih Lite-boats), CKMAKS sinking condition, having then eight feet (George Evans Life-boat), and CEMLYN of water in her. The Life-boat accom- (-B. J. Nicholson Life-boat).—Daring a panied her as far as Oxwich Point and dense fog on the 9th February a large then returned to her station, which was four-masted steamer, the Anglomcm of reached at 5 P.M.—Expense of service, and for Liverpool, with a general cargo 187. 14s. and cattle, stranded on the West Platters Feb. 6.—WALMBB.—Eeserve Life-boat. rocks. Fortunately the sea was smooth —In response to guns and rockets, the re- at the time and the wind was blowing serve Life-boat temporarily placed on this only a moderate breeze from the S.W., station was launched at about 3.45 A.M., but a vtry strong tide was running and proceeded to the South Sand Head light- there was a danger of the vessel slipping vessel, and ascertained that she had been off the rocks, and possibly in that event run into by the barquentine Omen, of she would have foundered. She fired Gothenburg, and that three of the vessel's rockets iu rapid succession, and in re- crew were on board the lightship. It was sponse the Holyhead Nos. 1 and 2, the further stated that the barquentine had Cemaes and the Cemlyn Life-boats put drifted towards the sands, and the Life- off to the rescue. Thirty-eight of the boat searched for her but failed to crew were taken off the vessel by the discover her. At dawn the Dover steam- Holyhead No. 1 Life-boat and were 2ND MA?, 1898.] REWARDS.

placed on board a steam-tug; the Holy- Feb. 18. —WAMON - ON - THE - NAZB.— head No. 2 Life-boat landed twenty-one Honourable Artillery Company Life-boat. men on the Skerries, returned to the —A message was received from the Gun- vessel and landed ten more; the Gemaes fleet Lighthouse, stating that a vessel Life-boat took one of the officers on was ashore. A moderate S.W. breeze was board, and at the desire of the captain then blowing; the sea was smooth, and remained by, eventually taking off four the weather thick and cold. At 1.58 officers, three of -whom were placed on P.M. the Life-boat was launched, proceeded board a tug, the other being landed at under oars as near as possible to the Gemaes, and the Cemlyn Life-boat at the vessel, and when there was a sufficient request of the captain remained in depth of water, went alongside and re- attendance until the crew had been taken mained by her until high tide, when she off.—rExpense of service, 176Z. 12s. floated. She was the s.s. Paris, of and Feb. 9.—KINGSDOWNK, KENT.—Charles from Hull, boun'd for London, with a Sargraxe Lifeboat. — A thick fog was general cargo.—Expense of service, 371.9s. experienced and when it cleared a little Feb. 19.—ATHEBFIEU), ISLE OF WIGHT. a barquentine was discerned riding at —Catherine Swift Life-boat.—In a tem- anchor in a dangerous position close to porary break of an intensely thick fog, the S.W. part of the Goodwin Sands. the coxswain of the Life-boat saw a large The Life-boat was launched at 11 A.M.ship strike on Atherfield ledge. He at in a heavy sea, and ft strong W.S.W. once called the crew • together, and at wind, and found the Teasel to be the 7 P.M. the Life-boat was launched. The Hogands, of Hoganiis, bonnd from St. captain of the vessel, the full-rigged ship TJbes for Helmstad, with a cargo of salt. Alcester, of Liverpool, laden with jute She had been on the Brake Sand, but from Calcutta for Hamburg, stated that floated off and steered into fresh danger. he did not need any assistance then, and At the request of the master, the Life- arranged to signal if he should require boat men got the vessel clear of the help. The Life-boat, therefore, returned Goodwins, and proceeded ^with her to ashore. On the following morning the Ramsgate.—Property salvage case. fog had cleared, but there was an ex- ceptionally heavy ground swell. The ship signalled for the Life-boat, which at 1.30 COMMITTEE MEETING, llth Feb., 1897. P.M. was launched, proceeded to her, and Voted 688Z. 2s. 6d. to pay the expenses in two trips brought ashore twenty men of the following Life-boats in assembling and their clothes and other belongings, the crews, watching, or putting off with amongst which were two monkeys, a dog the view of succouring the crews of and a cat. The captain and mate declined vessels in distress:—Aldeburgh, Barmston, to leave the vessel. During the night the Brancaster, Brixham, Caister Nos. 1 and wind increased to half a gale with a very 1, Donna Nook, Exmouth, Formby, heavy sea which at high water swept over Gorleston No. 1, Grimsby, Hasborongh, the vessel, compelling them to take refuge Hornsea, Lowestoft No. 1, Montrose- No. in the rigging. The Life-boat, as soon as 1, Mullion, New Brighton (Steam Life- practicable, proceeded to their rescue boat), Newburgh, Newhaven, Palling No. and safely landed them. The vessel after- 2, Peterhead, Polpear, Port Patrick, wards parted amidships and ultimately Suns wick, Saltbnrn, Scarborough, Sder- fell to pieces. — Expenses of services, ingham, Thorpeness, Totland Bay, Wells, 74Z. 4s. 3d. Whitbnrn and Winterton No. 1. Feb. 20.—PBBL, ISMS or MAN.—Reserve The Committee specially recognised the Life-boat.—The smick Orion, of Ramsey, long and good services rendered by Mr. arrived in Peel Bay, from Annalong, early THOMAS HKEKIS, senior, and Mr. ROBBBT in the evening, and afterwards the wind DAVIDSON, as coxswains of the Dun bar increased to a tremendous gale from and Sheringham Life-boats, which offices W.N.W. As the smack was dragging her they had just vacated. anchor, a second one was dropped, but Voted 271. lls. 6d. to men injured she rode very heavily, and as the heavy while engaged in the Life-boat service at seas were breaking into her, signals of Penmon, Appledore, Holyhead, Port distress were shown, in response to which Isaac and Winteiton. the reserve Life-boat placed here in the

E 2 60 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MA*, 1898. temporary absence of the station's own which the brig Green Olive, of Little- boat, was launched at 11.30 P.M., and an hampton, coal-laden from Sunderland for hour afterwards returned with the vessel's Shoreham, wae found to have run aground crew of three men. On the following day in a fog. The captain had engaged the the smack, which had ridden oat the gale crew of & pilot cutter to jettison part of was safely berthed in the harbour.— the cargo in hopes of getting the vessel Expense of service, 24£ 6s. off, and he requested that the Life-boat Feb. 21.—CAISTEB, NOBFOLK.—Beau- might remain by. A steam-tug after- champ Life-boat,—Some of the crew and wards arrived, and an effort was made to beachmen on board the 8.8. Varna, of get the vessel off the sands, but without London, which had been lying on Caister success; she ultimately began to settle beach since stranding there on the 23rd down by the stern, and the crew of eight January, hoisted a flag. A moderate gs!e men then got into the Life-boat, and were had suddenly sprung np from N.W. with landed at Walton pier at 5.30 on the heavy squalls, and there was a heavy sea. following morning.—Expense of service, The Life-boat was launched at 7 A.M., 371. 15«. proceeded to the vessel and remained at March 2,—WEXPOBD.—AndrewPickard anchor near her nntil she floated at Life-boat.—While the fishing fleet were midnight on the 22nd February.— returning, a strong gale having suddenly Property salvage case. sprung up from S.S.W. with a rough sea, Feb. 21.—POINT OF AYK (FLINTSHIKB), one of the boats was observed to fly signals ondHoYLAKisCCHESHiBii).—Ooard William of distress, and another, with her sails Sgnarey Life-boat. Whilea whole gale from blown away, anchored in broken water on W. was blowing, with a very heavy eea, the N.W. Bide of the bar. The Life-boat intelligence was received that rockets put off at noon, and, sailing over the bar, were being fired in the direction of Lime proceeded to the first-mentioned boat, and Wharf. The Point of Ayr Life-boat advised hex crew to anchor and wait for a proceeded out and found the flat Ann steam-tug which had been summoned by Grace, of Liverpool, coal laden from telephone. T^e Life-boat then made for the Point of Ayr for Cemaes, unmanageable, other boat, the yawl Fairy Queen, which and her crew of two man desirous of was in a dangerous position, and, having being taken off. They got into the Life- veered down to her, succeeded with some boat and were safely landed.—Expense of difficulty in getting a rope on board, and service, 151. The vessel was picked up hauled her into deep water, remaining by on the following day by the Hoylake Life- her until the arrival of the tug, which boat which had been out with the view of towed her into the harbour. She had a assisting another vessel, and observing crew of. four men.—Expense of service, the flat drifting near the West Hoyle 111 10s. bank, made for her and, with considerable March 2. — APPLBDOBE (DEVOK). — difficulty, took her into port.—Property Bdbert and Catherine Life-boat. — The salvage case. Life-boat was launched at 7.45 P.M. and Feb. 23.—DONNA NOOK.—Richard Life- rescued the crew of three men from the boat.—Intelligence having been received ketch John, of and for Bideford, from Lyd- that a vessel was showing flares on the ney with coal, which was totally wrecked north side of the Haile Sand in hazy near the bar buoy, in a strong W.S.W. •weather, the Life-boat was launched at gale, a very heavy sea and thick weather. 2.45 A.M., and found the smack MayfieU, —Espouse of service, 24Z. 2s. 6<& of G-rimsby, stranded on the sand. At March 2-3. — SOTJTHBHD (ESSEX). — the request of the master the Life-boat Theodore and Herbert Life-boat.—A gale remained by the vessel until she drove of wind having sprung up, it was feared over the sand with the flowing tide.— that the barge Ada, which had arrived Expense of service, 392. 7s. from London with a load of granite, Feb. 24. —• WAM-ON -ON -THE -NAZK.— would be in need of help. She was lying Honourable Artillery Company Life-boat. about half a mile S.E. of the pier-head. —It having been reported that a vessel The coxswain and crew of the Life-boat was ashore, the Life-boat put off at 8.30 proceeded to the head of the pier at about A.M., and proceeded under sails and oars 9 P.M. and remained on the watch until to the Long Sand, on the N.E. part of midnight, when, it was seen that the _ 2m> MAT, 1898.] REWARDS. 61 vessel was driving, and they at once pro- owing to the shallowness of the water and ceeded in the Life-boat to her assistance. the heavy seas which were breaking over At the master's request some of the Life- the sand, but eventually the rescue of her boat men went on board to help to get her crew of five men was accomplished, the anchor np, and she was taken to Sonthend. fishing-boat becoming a total wreck. The Life-boat returned at 5 A.M., and at Four of the Life-boat's oars were broken, 2 P.M. was again called out by telegraph her rudder was damaged, and other from Lloyd's signal station. The crew injuries were received by her in render- were summoned, and on proceeding down ing this service, — Expense of service, the pier saw a barge, with a flag in her 321. 9s. 6d. rigging, about a mile "E. of the pier. March 3.—SOOTTHSEA.—Heyland Life- The topmast had been carried away, her boat.—While a strong gale was blowing, sprit was broken in three places, and the the weather being very cold and thick, mainsail was hanging in ribbons to the with squalls of rain and hail, intelligence mast. The Life-boat proceeded to her was received that a vessel was in distress and found she was the Ghavlet Ltitie, of and that the Warner Light Yessel was Rochester, and that in addition to the sending np rockets. At 7 A.M. the Life- loss of spars, &c., her boat had been snnk. boat was launched and proceeded, under The Life-boat men endeavoured to weigh sail, towards the vessel, shipping several anchor so as to get her in shore. They seas ou the way, and reached her just in tried hard for an honr but could not time to rescue her crew of two men, as succeed, and, as a whole gale was blowing her boat astern was full of water and the from the W. with a rough sea and the tide vessel fouudered soon after her crew had was ebbing, the crew of two men were been taken off. She was the ketch Fax taken into the Life-boat and safely of Cowes, laden with stoneware pipes landed.—Expense of service, 831. 8s. 6d. from Poole for Brading, Isle of Wight. March 2.—SUNDEBLAND (SOOTH Piss). On account of the strength of the wind —Junius Life-boat.—The s.s. Jacinth, of it was feared that the Life-boat would Dundee, in ballast from Montrose for Sun- find it very difficult to accomplish her derland, in making for the south entrance, return journey, and an application was struck on the South Beacon rocks and therefore made for one of the Govern- was badly holed. The wind was blowing ment tugs to be allowed to tow her back a moderate gale from 8.8.E. at the time, to her station. The request was most and there was a heavy sea. In lespoase readily and kindly granted by the Admiral to her signals of distress, the crew of the Superintendent of Portsmouth Dockyard, Life-boat were summoned, and at 11.30 and the steam-tug Dromedary was des- P.M. the Life-boat was launched, proceeded patched to the boat's assistance and to the vessel and gallantly rescued her brought her safely back with the rescued crew, consisting of eleven hands. The men.—Expense of service, IS?. steamer became a total wreck.—Expense March 3.—BTJBNHAM.— John Godfrey of service, 23Z. 8s. Morris Life-boat.—The barque Nornen, The Life-boat crew received in addition having drifted np the Channel from Lundy the sum of 501., given by the late donor Island and having lost all her sails, went of the Life-boat, " for the crew who man aground on the Barrows Flats, in a whole the boat the first time life is saved at the gale from W.N.W., a heavy sea and thick imminent hazard of their own lives." weather, with snow. As soon as she was March 8.— GOBMSSTON.— Mark Lane observed, the crew of the Life-boat were Life-boat. — Flares being seen on the summoned and at 10 A.M. the boat was North Sand and signals being fired by the launched and proceeded towards the vessel, light-vessel, the Life-boat was launched at but the tide and wind prevented her from 2.3d A.M. in a very heavy sea, the wind getting alongside until about 11.30. The blowing a terrific gale from S.8.W., and captain had succeeded in wading ashore found the dandy Rainbow, of Lowestoft, with assistance, but the crew of ten men aground on the outer edge of the sand, who were on board were taken into the where she had struck while returning home Life-boat and landed at about 2 o'clock.— from the fishing-grounds. Considerable Expense of service, 111 17s. difficulty and danger were incurred by the March 3.—OLOTKU.T.—Elinor Boget Life-boat men in approaching the vessel, Life-boat.—The smack Telephone, of and 62 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAT, 1898. for Padstow from Newport, coal laden, four miles distant from the station. She parted one of her cables in Lundy Koads, was in a sinking condition, having about in a moderate gale from N.N.W. and a seven feet of water in her hold; she had rough Bea, and was obliged to slip the not a stitch of canvas left, and as it was other to avoid being driven ashore. She dangerous to be on her deck, owing to drifted about between Lundy and Hart- the heavy seas sweeping over her, there land Point, losing most of her sails, and was no alternative but to abandon her; finally ran for Clovelly. Intelligence of her crew of three men and a boy then her being in distress having reached the got into the Life-boat, and the schooner— Clovelly Life-boat Station the crew 'were the Agiicola, of Cardiff—drifted towards at once summoned, and the Life-boat Cardigan Head, and ultimately became a proceeded out and met the smack about total wreck.—Expense of service, 171. five hundred yards westward of the pier. 16«. 3d. The Life-boat's anchor and cable having March 4.—PENZANCE.—Elizabeth and been taken on board she was anchored, Blanche Life-boat.—While a whole gale and her crew of three men were brought was blowing from the W., accompanied safely ashore.—Expense of service, 15Z. by a high sea and very squally weather, is.—At high water the Life-boat again with heavy showers of hail, at 9.30 A.M. went out and brought the vessel into the barque, ia MAY, 1898.

men off, and it was entirely due to the to the scene of the casualty. She went skilful management on the part of the out under sail, and on reaching the coxswain that the boat was not seriously boat, which had a crew of two men on injured. The only damage, however, was board, took her in tow and brought her three oars broken and blisters on the into the harbour.—Expense of service, hands of several of the crew, who had a 21Z. 15*. very hard pull. — Expense of service, March 19.—GIBVAH, AYBSHIKE.—Sir 251. 2s. Home Popham Life-boat.—At 9 A.M. some March 13.—POET LOGAN.—Frederick of the fishing fleet which had been over- Allen Life-boat.—The Life-boat was called taken by a gale were seen approaching the out, a mounted messenger arriving at harbour. A very heavy sea was breaking 3.40 P.M. and reporting a schooner in on the bar, and it was therefore thought danger of running aground on the rocks. desirable that the Life-boat should go The Life-boat proceeded to her assistance out to meet the boats. She was imme- and found she was the Jessie Eae, of diately launched, and having accompanied Belfast, in ballast from Fortaferry, bound them over the bar returned to the shore. for Maryport. She was anchored in a Subsequently another boat, which it was very dangerous position, and would inevit- thought had run for Lamlash for shelter, ably have been carried on to the rocks if came in sight, and as the gale was in- the wind increased, as there was a strong creasing and the sea on the bar becoming tide and ground swell, and that would worse, the Life-boat again went out and probably have resulted in the loss of the stood by the boat until she was in safety. vessel and her crew of three men. Accord- —Expense of service, 13Z. 12s. ingly three of the Life-boat men went March 21.—FOBMBY.—John and Hen- on board, pointed out the danger, and rietta Life-boat.—Two vessels being sighted assisted to get up her anchors, after which in a very dangerous position on the Great she was towed for two miles into a channel Burbo Bank, having run aground in a fog, out of danger. — Expense • of service, the Life-boat was launched at 8.15 A.M., 37Z. 8s. 9d. and after a long pull reached the vessels March 17.—JOHNSHAVBN.—Meameettof and stood by them until they were out of Gleribervie Life-boat.—A dismasted vessel danger. One of them, the barque Con- was observed about 2J miles S.S.W. of current, of Chriatiania, timber laden fox Johnshaven. The wind was then blowing a Liverpool, was towed off the bank; and the light breeze from S.S.W., the sea was rough other, the schooner Waterlily, of Liver- and the weather thick and very cold. The pool, bound for Buncora with a cargo of Life-boat was launched at 6 A.M., and on clay, floated off without assistance.—Ex- reaching the vessel found her abandoned; pense of service, 181. 13s. she was the brig Terra Nova, of Tonsberg, March 22. — HOLYHBAD. — Thomas bound for Leith, with a cargo of wood. Fielden Life-boat.—A steamer being re- Some of the Life-boat men went on board, ported to be on the rocks in the vicinity and as she was driving, more chain was of the South Stack, the Life-boat proceeded paid out and she was brought up. Signals at 3 A.M. to her assistance, in tow of a were made for more assistance, and a steam-tug. A very thick fog prevailed at telegram was thereupon despatched from the time, the sea was moderate and the wind Johnshaven to Montrose for a steam-tug, a strong breeze from S.W. The steamer and on her arrival the brig was taken in was found to be in a very perilous posi- tow to the latter port, which was reached tion, and likely to break in two; in fact at about 12.30 P.M.—Property salvage she ultimately did so. She was abandoned case. but no trace could be found of either the March 19. — LOWESTOFT. — Samuel crew or boats, and the Life-boat therefore Plimsoll Life-boat.—The shrimping lugger returned to Eolyhead, and remained Faith, of Lowestoft, when near the East alongside the slipway, the fog continuing Newcome buoy, reaching in towards very thick. At about 6.15 A.M. a tele- the land, had her sails blown away by a graphic message was received, stating that sudden squall. The occurrence was wit- the vessel's boats, containing her crew, nessed by the coxswain of the Life-boat, were off the Stack, and were in need of who at once mustered the crew, and at assistance. The Life-boat immediately 7.45 A.M. the Life-boat was on her way went off again, in tow of the tug, and 2ND MAY, 1898.] REWARDS. found the boats cruising about, their sea on. The vessel in question proved to occupants, who were much fatigued, not be the flat Swift, and at the request of knowing which way to proceed. The the master the Life-boat remained by, twenty-seven persons on board the boats and ultimately helped to get her out of were taken into the Life-boat and landed danger. The boat then went to three at Holyhead, the boats, which were half other flats, and found they were all right; full of water, being taken in tow. The arrangements were, however, made with wrecked vessel was the s.s. Editor, of and the crews that they should show lights for Liverpool from Maceio, Brazil, with should they find they needed any help.— a cargo of cotton seeds, cotton and Expense of service, 241. Is. 6d. sugar.—Expense of service, 611. 6s. 3cZ. March 28.— ABKLOW.— Frances and March 23.—WEXFOBD.—Andrew Pick- Charlotte Life-boat.—In the morning the ard Life-boat.—Daring very thick weather, schooner Express, of and for Wexford, from intelligence was received that a fishing- Dublin,while beatingdown against a strong boat was aground on the N. side of the 8.W. wind between the Arklow Bank and bat. A moderate gale was blowing from the mainland, the weather at the time S.S.W., and the sea was rough. At 4.30 being thick, with tain, stood too far over P.M., the Life-boat went out to her assist- and grounded on the bank. Shortly after- ance, and found she was the yawl Arctic, wards the master ordered the boat to be returning to Wexford from the fishing got out, and while assisting to do so, grounds. She was beating heavily .on » heavy sea washed him and the boat the sands, but, as there was a probability overboard. As soon as news of the that if she was not rendered leaky she casualty reached the Life-boat station, would float with the rising tide, the steps were taken to launch the Life-boat, Life-boat remained close to her. In about and when she arrived near the wreck the half an hour she forged into deep water sails were lowered, the masts unstopped, with the loss of both anchors. As she and she was rowed through the breakers. needed no further assistance, the Life- In rounding the stern of the vessel, a fear- boat returned to her station.—Expense of ful sea struck the Boat, completely filling service, 111. 2s. 6d. her, but she emptied herself in about March 26.—MONTEOSE.—Robert Hen- twenty seconds. Having let go her anchor, derson Life-boat.—About forty-five of the the Boat veered as close as she could safely boats were overtaken by a gale and a very do to the wreck, the hull of which was heavy sea, and the lighthouse keeper under water, three men having taken signalled for the Life-boat. Ten of the refuge in the starboard fore-rigging, and boats returned without shooting their one man in the port-rigging. After lines; the others, which had shot their several failures, owing to the position of lines, would evidently incur considerable the men in the rigging, a cane line was danger in crossing the bar, and accordingly thrown to them, a veering line was then the Life-boat put off and attended each of bent on to this and waa hauled on board the boats as they came in over the bar.— and made fast to the rigging on the star- Expense of service, 9i. 15s. board side. The coxswain of the Life-boat March 26.—• GOTJBDON. — Theophilu* then shouted directions to haul plenty of Sidney Echalaz Life-boat, and JOHNS- slack on board, and the men to fasten HAVES.—Meanwellof Glenbervie Life-boat. themselves to the rope and jump over- —These two Life-boats rendered good board. Either they did not hear or did service in standing by fishing-boats cot understand these directions, and which were in distress in stormy weather, hauled in only six or seven fathoms to fourteen being in danger off Gourdon, and which they fastened a boy. The coxswain four off Johnshaven.—Expense of ser- and crew shouted to the men to haul in vices, 9Z. 5s. 6rf. more slack, but instead of doing BO they March 26.—HJLBEE ISLAND.—Admiral immediately lowered the boy into the Briggs Life-boat.—The Life-boat was water. He was hauled towards the Life- launched at 1.9 P.M., an intimation having boat, but there was not sufficient slack been received that a vessel was driving on to get him on board, and the Life-boat men to the rocks. The weather at the time was therefore bailed the men on the wreck to misty, a whole gale of wind was blowing let go the line or the boy would be from W.S.W., and there was a very heavy drowned. They did so and the boy was 66 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAT, 1898.

got into the Life-boat almost lifeless. Manghold Head. Her crew of six men When the end of the veering line was got were therefore landed, as a precautionary on board the Life-boat it was found that measure, by the Life-boat, but fortunately the cane line had been cast off, and thus the gale moderated and the vessel rode all communication with the wreck had safely at her anchorage. — Expense of been severed. During this time the service, 251. flood tide had begun to make, and the Match 28.—AYR.—Janet Hoyle Life- Life-boat was able to back nearer to the boat.—While the barque Beech Holm, of wreck, and endeavours were made to Sunderland, bound from Ayr for Cape throw a coil of the veering line so as to Town with a cargo of coal, was being again communicate with the men in the towed out of the harbour in the evening, rigging, but without success. Ultimately the tow-rope slipped from her, and before the foremast went over the port side (the it could be recovered she drifted on the opposite side to that on which the Life-boat St. Nicholas rock, W.S.W. of the harbour. was lying), taking the three men in the A strong W.N.W. 'wind was blowing at the rigging with it. It was impossible for time accompanied by a heavy sea. The the Life-boat to have crossed to the other Life-boat was launched at 9.30 and side, for if the anchor had been lifted she rescued the vessel's crew, consisting of would have been carried off the bank to fourteen men, who were in considerable the eastward by the tide and sea. The danger.—Expense of service, 221. 5s. 6d. Boat remained at anchor by the wreck March 29.—GOBLBBTON.—Mark Lane about an hour after the mast fell, but Life-boat.-—The Life-boat was called out, unhappily the men were not seen again. a small lugger, the Emily, of Gorleston, An enquiry was held by the Board of with two men on board, being observed Trade into the circumstances attending with her mast and sail over the side. It the loss of this vessel, and the investi- was evident that she was not under con- gation included the action of the Life- trol, her rudder, it was subsequently ascer- boat crew. The court found that there tained, having been carried away. Shortly was no delay on their part in proceeding afterwards the two men on board stood up to the wreck, and no undue delay in and waved their hats, and then put up a effecting communication with the men piece of canvas on an oar as a signal of in the rigging; also that proper efforts distress. The Life-boat took the boat •were made by the coxswain and crew to and her crew safely into the harbour. restore communication with the men, and There can be little doubt that in the that after the foremast went over the port absence of this help the boat would have side, taking the men with it, it was im- been swamped and her crew would have possible, owing to the strong tide and lost their lives, as a strong gale of wind sea, for the Life-boat, being on the star- was blowing from N.N.W. and there board side, to reach them.—Expense of was a heavy sea.—Expense of service, service, 12?. 3s. 9d. 171. 9s. 6d. March 28—EAMSKY (ISLK OF April 2.— ILFEACOMBB.— Go-Operator Mary Isabella Life-boat.—The Life-boat No. 2 Life-boat.—The Life-boat was called was launched at 7.40 P.M. in response to out in squally weather to the assistance signals of distress shown by the brigantine of the barque Aberlemno, of Swansea, Uto, of Lillesand, timber laden from Gefle coal laden from Barry, which had stranded for Ramsey, which was riding heavily about on a point called Egg Hock, W. of Comb- two miles E. of the harbour. On reach- martin, in a heavy snowstorm. The ing the vessel it was found that she was Life-boat men laid out a kedge anchor, and leaking, and had lost her best anchor with the help of some men from Comb- when off the west coast of Scotland about martin, who had boarded the vessel, she a week previously. The Life-boat men was ultimately got afloat.—Expense of assisted the crew to pay out all the chain service, 4:01. 2s. available for the three small anchors left, April 6.—DUNGABVAN, co. WATBBFOBD. but as the wind was blowing a moderate —William Dnnville Life-boat. — While gale from N.N.E. and there was a rough a moderate breeze was blowing from the sea, it was doubtful if they would hold. S.E., accompanied by a very heavy sea, If they had not she would in all prob- a vessel was seen burning flares, and on ability have drifted on the rocks at this being reported at the Life-boat station 2ND MAY, 1898.] BEWARDS. 67 immediate steps were taken to summon informed by the pilot on watch that a vessel the crew. At 8.20 P.M. the Life-boat was running for the shore in a sinking was launched and rescued the crew of condition. At 6.20 A.M. the Life-boat was four men from the schooner Maria launched, and proceeded, in a moderate McMillan, of arid for Dungarvan, with a N.N.W. wind and a rough sea, to the vessel, cargo of coal from Milford. She had which had then stranded in Black Bock stranded on the northern end of White- Bay, about three-quarters of a mile from house Bank, and the seas were washing Portheawl. She proved to be the schooner completely over her.—Expense of service, James and Agnes, of Lancaster. Her 151. 17«. 6d, crew of three men had left in the ship's April 6. — SWA.NAGE. — William Erie boat and landed at Forthcawl, and the Life-boat.—Two coastguard men went off master and mate, who had remained on in their punt, in the afternoon, for the board, got into the Life-boat, and were purpose of picking np some wreckage. brought safely ashore. The vessel had A strong spring ebb tide was running, and struck on the Scarweather Sands during the wind was blowing strong from S.E. the previous night, and had been badly There was a heavy sea on the Ledge, and strained.—Expense of service, 91 15s. to this dangerous spot the boat was drawn April 8.—NOBTH DEAI (Mary Somer- and capsized, both' men being thrown ville Life-boat), KINGSDOWNE (Charles out; they, however, managed to right the Hargrave Life-boat), BBOADSTAIBS (.Reserve boat, and got in again; bui she was full Life-boat), and RAMSOATE (Bradford Life- of water, and drifted out to sea. The boat).—Thes.s.-Zxzng'd0»,ofLondon,bound Life-boat was launched, and after a hard from BIyth for Dartmouth, with a cargo of pull succeeded in reaching the boat and coal, stranded on the North Goodwin rescued the two men, one of whom was Sands, in a dangerous position, daring a in an exhausted condition.—Expense of dense fog, at about 4 A.M. Her bows service, 71. 17s. were high on the sands, her stern being April 7.—OLOUGHBY, Co. DOWN.—Faith afloat in deep water. When she was Life-boat. — The Coastguard watchman seen by the light-vessels they fired signal having reported a steamer on the North gnns, and in reply thereto the Deal, Kings- Book, the Life-boat was launched at downe, Broadstairs, and Ramsgate, Life- 5.30 A.M., and proceeding to the vessel boats proceeded to the sands. Assistance found her to be the s.s. llannoch, of and was rendered by the Life-boat men and from Glasgow, in ballast, for Cardiff, other boatmen in laying out a kedge where she was to load for the West Coast anchor, and jettisoning part of the cargo, of Africa. The coxswain agreed to remain and with the help of steam-tugs the vessel by the ship until high water, the master was towed off the sands and resumed her hoping she would float then. In this, voyage.—Property salvage case. however, he was disappointed, and he requested the Life-boat men to stay until low water, fearing that when the tide COMMITTEE MEETING, 8th April, 1897. went down the vessel would capsize. When the water left her she heeled over Toted 372Z. 5s. 3 MAT, 1898.] EBWABDS. evidently making for the harbour, in a with the Walmer Life-boat on the 6th moderate N.N.E. breeze and a rough sea, February. and a telephone message was received The Committee specially recognised the from the lightkeeper at Sourdyness stating long and good services of Mr. LAWBKNOB that she would in all probability run on BYRNE, late second coxswain of the the Annat Bank. Soon afterwards it was Drogheda No. 2 Life-boat. seen that she had stranded there, and at 11 A.M. the Life-boat proceeded to her assistance, and found her rolling heavily June 3.—CUM,EBCOATS.—Co-Operator and the seas continually breaking over No. 1 Life-boat. An alarm being given her. In crossing the bank the Life-boat that there was a vessel ashore on Whitley shipped two heavy seas, one of which Sands, at 4.20 A.M. the Life-boat was dashed her against the vessel's side, and launched, proceeded to the vessel through an oar was broken. Some difficulty was a rough sea, the wind blowing a moderate experienced in taking off the crew, con- breeze from N.E., and rescued her crew of sisting of seven men, but this was at last six men. The vessel, which was the safely accomplished, and the Life-boat schooner lanna;, bound from Denmark for arrived at her station with the rescued the Tyne, went ashore in foggy weather, men at. about 12 , noon,—Expense of and was in danger of becoming a total service, 9Z. 18«. wreck.—Expense of service 19Z, 4s. 6d May 12.—BBOADSTAIBS.—Reserve Life- boat.—The Life-boat temporarily placed COMMITTEE MEETING, 3rd Juoe, 1897. at this station was launched at 9 P.M. in Voted 101?. 16V 6d. to pay the ex- a heavy rolling sea and a N.N.E. wind, penses of assemblies of crews or launches, and proceeded to the assistance of a vessel with the view of helping distressed crews which had burnt flares off the North by the following Life-boats:—Ackergill, Foreland. On reaching her she was found Ballycotton, Clacton, Kingsgate, New- to be the ketch Firefly, of and from biggin, Palling No. 2, Shoreham and London, for Plymouth, laden with patent Wells. manure. Her main-mast had been carried Granted 22.10«. 6<£. to a man injured away by a squall and was hanging along- at the New Bomney Life-boat station. side with all the gear attached. The The Committee specially recognised the mast, in falling, had ripped open the long and good services of Mr. ANDREW deck, and the vessel, being heavily laden, TAYWE and Mr. RIOHABD WAKDBN whilst was in danger of foundering. Some of the respectively occupying the office of Cox- Life-boat men boarded her and cleared swain of the Cullercoats and Arklow away the wreckage, a shore-boat which Life-boats. arrived alongside was despatched to Bamsgate for a steam-tug, and, on the arrival of the latter, at about 2.16 A.K., June 4—CAIBTKB.—Beauchamp Life- the ketch was taken in tow and was safely boat.—A dense fog prevailed, but lifted at berthed in the harbour at about 4 o.'clock, times, and in one of the intervals the look- the Life-boat accompanying her, and out man observed a large steamer in close after wards regaining her station at 8.30 A.M. proximity to the Scroby 8and» and signal- —Property salvage case. gans were fired from the Cockle and St Nicholas Light-vessels. At 2 P.M. the Life-boat was launched and found the s.s. COMMITTEE MEETING, 15th May, 1897. Laleham, of Newcastle, bound for Beval with salt, aground on the middle Scroby Voted 1791. 13». ia payment of the Sand. The captain declined assistance, expenses of laancb.es of the following hoping the vessel would float at high water, Life-boats with the intention of aiding and the Life-boat remained at hand, the the crews of distressed vessels:—Broad- coxswain having explained to' the master stairs, Cemlyn, Gorieston No. 1, Harwich, the position in which his vessel was placed. Sana, Kingsdowne, Peterhead, Walmer, Meanwhile the mate went ashore to and Winterton No. 1. obtain instructions. During the night Granted 122., including medical ex- the steamer drove a considerable distance penses, to a man injured while on service along the sands until she struck, heeled 70 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAT, 1898. over and remained fast. The captain distance, and the captain expressed a then engaged the services of the Life- desire that she should remain at hand. boat men and steam-tugs to get the vessel Afterwards he asked the Life-boat men to off, if possible, and a number of men go to the Sbipwash Light-vessel and tele- having been brought off to her by Lloyd's phone for London tugs, but just as they Agent for the purpose of jettisoning the were about to start the steamer began to cargo, and the anchors having been laid move, and eventually floated. The Life- ont under the directi9n of the Life-boat boat man who was on board advised the men, she was ultimately got afloat and captain as to his course to clear the taken into Yarmouth Roads after strik- sands, and when the ship was well out of ing the N.W. spit of the Cross Sand in danger the man was taken back into the consequence of the fouling of the anchors boat, which returned to the shore, taking and tow-ropes. During the whole of the a message to be telegraphed to the owners time there was a dense fog, and there of the vessel, she being able to resume is no doubt that the Caister men, with her voyage.—Property salvage case. their local knowledge of the sands, saved June 8.—MOELFBB (ANGLESEY)—Star the vessel from total loss. The Life-boat of Hope Life-boat.—The ketch William regained her station at noon on Sunday Shepherd, of Beaumaris, in ballast from the 6th June, her crew being thoroughly Belfast for Carnarvon, which had anchored exhausted.—Property salvage case. in Moelfre Roads in a strong gale from E., June 7. — WALMEB. — CHeil Service parted one of her cables, and signalled for No. 4 Life-boat. — The Life-boat was assistance. At about 10 P.M. the Life-boat launched at 7.45 A.M. and proceeded to proceeded to her assistance, and brought the aid of the ship Micronesia, of Liverpool, safely ashore her crew of two men. She which had her cargo of nitrate on fire. was dragging her remaining anchor, and Two steam-tugs and a Deal galley were was in danger of drifting on the rocks.— in attendance on the vessel, some of her Expense of service, 161. 19s. ' crew being on board one of the tugs, and June 16.—PKBL (!SLB OP MAN).—May- at the request of the captaih the Life- hew Medwin Life-boat.—While a tremen- boat remained by the ship, tow'ng astern dous gale of wind was blowing from N.W. in case of emergency, until she was put the Life-boat was launched at 7.15 A.M. ashore on Deal beach.—Property salvage to the assistance of three fishing vessels case. which were attempting to return to the June 8.—ALDEBUBGH.—Aldeburgh Life- harbour. The boats were unable to carry boat.—At 1.45 P.M. a message by telephone much sail, and drifted ashore. One of was received stating that a large steamer them became a total wreck, and the was aground on the Ship wash Sand. She others were seriously damaged. The was at that time in no danger, had no Life-boat rendered slight assistance, the signals flying, and as the tide was flowing crews of the vessels being saved by the it was decided to wait and see whether she rocket apparatus.—Expense of service, would float. An hour later, however, the 71. Us. wind and sea were rising fast, and as there June 16.—¥LKETWOOI>.—Mande Pickup was no sign of the vessel moving, the Life- Life-boat.—The Life-boat was launched boat was launched and proceeded to her. at 8 A.M. in response to signals of distress She was the s.s. Tekoa, of Plymouth, in and proceeded in tow of the harbour ballast from London for Middlesbrough. steam-tug Brock, through a tremendous On inquiring of the captain whether he sea, in the direction of the Sunderland required assistance, he told the Life- Bank, in Morecambe Bay, where the barque boat men that he did not need help at Svalen, of Tvedestrand, had stranded, present, but as the wind and sea were being unable to ride out the W.S.W. gale, increasing and the weather was very of hurricane force, which had suddenly threatening the Life-boat remained near, sprung up. Fortunately the greater part one of her crew being placed on board the of her crew had gone ashore on the ship. During the night the weather was previous day and only three men were so bad and the water was sq shallow that left on board. These men were taken it was impossible for the Life-boat to get into the Life-boat with much difficulty, alongside the steamer; but at about and she then proceeded to the aid of two 4 A.M. she was hauled within hailing other wrecked vessels. One of them was 2ND MAT, 1898.] BEWAKDS. 71 the barque Louisa, of and from Drammen, Barrow, timber laden, was lying about a laden •with, boards for Glasson Dock. hundred yards from the Clifton rocks, her She had stranded on the Filling Sands, two anchors having dragged, and the on the south side of Lune Channel, and other, the smack Harp, of Arklow, laden became a total wreck. Her crew of nine with coal, had also dragged her anchors, men and a pilot were rescued by the and was about half a mile from the shore, Life-boat. The other vessel, which had in Bangor Bay. The Life-boat was, by stranded and sunk on the same sands, means of skids, launched off the pier into was the s.s. Zillah, of Liverpool, which the harbour. She proceeded first to the had been unable to steam against the Harp, palling to windward through a gale. She was laden with limestone from heavy sea. Having anchored, she veered Llanddulas bound for Fleetwood. Her down on the vessel, passed a line onboard, crew were in an extremely perilous and rescued the crew of four men. She position; two of them were clinging to then again pulled to windward, again the rigging of the fore-mast and three anchored, and veered down to the others were holding on to the top of the Hollyhwo, from which eight persons were fnnne], the waves continually dashing saved; they were the master, his wife and over them. Happily the Life-boat men three young children, and the crew of were able to rescue these men also, and three men. Having taken them on board, then made for home where, at 2.30 P.M., the Life-boat once more got up her anchor thousands of spectators welcomed her and and made for Ballyholm Bay, where the the eighteen rescued men with outbursts twelve rescued people were landed safely of cheering. In recognition of the skil- in*a creek. The boat was moored while ful manner in which the Life-boat, which her crew rested, and afterwards sailed behaved splendidly, was handled, a back to her station. The launch and the binocular glass was awarded by the rescues were well and skilfully managed, Institution to Mr. DAVID LBADBETTBB, and in recognition of their good services the coxswain, and additional payment an additional reward was granted to the wag made to him and the crew of the crew of the Life-boat.—Expense of service, boat. Bronze medals, given by a 20Z. 2s. 6d. Birmingham gentleman, were also pre- June 16.—B.AMSEY, ISLE OF Mix.— sented to each of the men at a public Mary Isabella Life-boat.—At 9.20 A.M. meeting convened for the purpose.— a telegram was received from the Point of Expense of service, 26Z. Ayr stating that a schooner, with all sails Jane 16.—POKTHDINLLAEN. — George blown away, was driving before the gale in Moore Life-boat, — The schooner Miss the direction of Ramsey Bay. A strong Hughes, of and from Carnarvon, laden N.W. gale was blowing, the sea was heavy with slate for London, showed signals of and the weather thick. The Life-boat distress, as she was dragging her anchors was promptly launched with the view of and drifting towards the rocks at Nevin assisting the vessel, which was thePhcebe, Point, in a moderate gale from N.W. and of Peel, but she managed to get some head a rough sea. The crew of the Life-boat put sail on and reached the harbour. Another off to her assistance at 9 A.M., and having schooner, the Maid of Irvine, of Belfast, been engaged by the master to render bound -from Annalong for Workington, assistance they placed two men on board, which was lying two miles N.E. of the and the vessel was taken to a safe position. harbour, signalled for assistance, and the —Property salvage case. Life-boat on proceeding to her found she June 16.—GROOMSPORT, Co. DOWN.— was riding heavily, had lost one anchor, George Pooley Life-boat.—-While a strong and was leaking badly. The crew of gale was blowing from N.N.W., accom- three men, who were utterly exhausted, panied by a very heavy sea, a message by were taken into the Life-boat, which telephone was received from Bangor stating safely landed them and immediately that assistance was needed by distressed proceeded to the schooner Furness Abbey, vessels. The Life-boat was taken on her of and from Glenarm, bound for Barrow, transporting carriage by road to Bangor laden with iron ore. She had lost all her and found two vessels were in need of sails, her spars were broken, and being in assistance. One of them, the schooner a perfectly helpless condition, about two Hollyhow, of and for Galway, bound for miles S.E. of the harbour, in dangerous 72 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAT, 1898. proximity to the rooks at Manghold Head, The historical old vessel afterwards be- she showed signals of distress. Her came a complete wreck. An extra reward crew of three men, who were also was granted to the crew of the Life-boat thoroughly exhausted, were taken into the in recognition of the good service they Life-boat and safely landed. The vessel rendered on this occasion. Expense of was leaking badly, and there was every service, 181. 2*.. 9d. probability that she would- founder.— June 18. — CEIOOIBTH. — Caroline Expense of service, 21Z. 4s. Life-boat.—At about 1 p.m., the schooner June 16. — ABKBDOYKTT.— Thomas Catherine Hewry, of Abeiystwyth, while NiccoUs Stratfcn-d Life-boat. The brig going from Abersoch to Fortmadoo, was Moringen, of Drammen, Norway, timber overtaken by a strong N.W. to N.N.W. laden, stranded in a strong N.N.W. gale gale and a very rough sea, and was in a and a very heavy sea and became a total very dangerous position near Harlech, on wreck. On receipt of news of the casualty, the south side of Portmadoo bar. She the Life-boat was promptly launched, and showed signals of distress, and the Life- having anchored near the vessel, attempted boat proceeded to her assistance and to reach her, but the wind and tide carried rescued her crew, consisting of three men, the boat three times past her. The men from a very perilous situation, as the had a hard pull and on each occasion vessel was riding to one anchor, on a lee renewed their gallant exertions to effect shore, and the heavy seas were breaking communication with the ship. At last over her.—Expense of service, 9Z. 3s. their efforts were successful, they were June 19. — POST PATBICK. — Civil able to get a line attached to the jib-boom Service No. 3 Life-boat.—In the afternoon, and by this means rescued the crew of two fishing-boats proceeded to the North six men. In recognition of their services fishing ground. One of them was fully on this occasion an extra reward was manned, but the other had been hired by granted to the crew of the Life-boat.— two visitors, and her crew consisted of a Expense of service, 131. 12s. man and a boy. Towards evening a June 16.—BLACKPOOL. — Samuel moderate gale sprung up from 8.E. and Fletcher, of Manchester Life-boat. — The there was a rough sea; the weather also old battleship Foudroyant, at one time was thick and heavy rain was falling, and Lord Nelson's flagship, which had been as the boat would have a strong tide touring round the coast for the purpose against her it was feared that she would of exhibition, while at anchor off Black- be driven out into the Channel. At 6 pool was overtaken by a sudden gale. At o'clock the Life-boat was launched, and about 3 A.M. the wind rose with great the surmise that the boat would be unable velocity from the S.W., and in a short to return unaided proved correct, for she time a terrific storm was raging. It was was found to have taken shelter at Brandy- hoped that the cables of the Foudroyant port Bay, where one of the visitors had would bear the strain, but between 4 and landed. The boat and her three occupants 5 o'clock she dragged her anchors and were taken safely into Port Patrick commenced to drive inshore. At 9 o'clock harbour by the Life-boat, whose crew had she hoisted a signal of distress, and shortly a stiff and tedious pull home, the men afterwards she grounded about six hundred being drenched by the continuous rain.— yards from high-water mark. The wind Expense of service, 16Z. 15«. then veered towards N.W., increasing in fury, and soon after 11 o'clock the vessel's main-mast and fore-mast went bythe board. COMMITTEE MEETING, 9th July, 1897. The terrific seas dashing against and over the sea-walls rendered it impossible to Voted 303Z. 13s. 3d. to pay the expenses of launch the Life-boat then, and there was assembling the crews, watching or taking no alternative but to wait until the turn out the following Life-boats with a view of of the tide, which was due at about assisting the crews of vessels in distress: 1 o'clock. The Life-boat was as soon as Aberystwyth, Barrow, Broadstairs, practicable launched, was rowed in Caister No. 2, Carrickfergus, Fethard, splendid style to the vessel, and by 2.30 Hilbre Island, Holyhead, Ilfracombe, was again ashore with twenty-eight men Eilmore, Margate, New Brighton (steam whom she had rescued from the ship., Life-boat), Palling Nos. 1 and 2, Plymouth, MAY, 1898.] REWARDS. 73 Porth Rhnffydd, Port Logan, Scarborough, of the Bay, while a strong S.W. gale was Southend (Cantyre), Thorpeneas, Tyne- blowing, accompanied by a heavy sea and mouth, Walmer and Winterton No. 1. thick weather. The owner and a seaman Voted 61, 11*. in payment of medical who were on board were brought safely expenses of a Life-boat man. injured at ashore by the Life-boat, the yacht being Kilmore. left at anchor. She was taken into the Also 4Z. 58. to a man injured at the harbour when the wfa'ber moderated.— exercise of the Welle Life-boat. Expense of service, 20Z. 5s. The Committee specially recognised the Aug. 24.—KINGSDOWNE.—-Charles Har- long and good services rendered by Mr. grave Life-boat.-—The schooner Why Not, JAMES ABNETT SMITH and Mr. CHARLES of Carnarvon, laden with cement, showed FELHAM whilst acting as coxswains of the a signal of distress, and in response the Selsey and Littlehampton Life-boats, Life-boat was launched at 3.15 P.M. which offices they had just resigned. The vessel had been run ashore, being fall of water, at Cap Point. The surf boats had reached her, and were engaged COMMITTEE MEETING, 12th Angust, 1897. to take her to Ramsgate, and, at the request of the waster, remained by until Voted J60L 16«. to pay the expenses of the vessel was got afloat.—Expense of theLlanaelhaiarn,Cem]yn,Cemaes,Kes8ing- service, 92.' Ss land No. 2, Filey, Winterton No. 2, New- Aug. 25.—KINGSDOWNE.—Charles liar- haven, Forrnby, Harwich No. 2, Caister grave Life-boat. — The three - masted No. 2 and Padstow Life-boats in assembling schooner Bristow, of Hull, bound from their crews, -watching or pntting off with Snnderland for Dover with coal, stranded the view of rendering help to the crows off Kingsdowne, in a strong 8. breeze and of vessels in distress. a rough sea, and thick weather. The Voted 12Z. to two men injured at the Life-boat put off to her at 2.20 A.M., and exercise of the Folkestone and Rhosneigir at the master's request stood by until the Life-boats. vessel floated.—Expanse of service, 24J. The Committee suitably recognised the 4«. 6d. long and good services rendered by Mr. Aug. 26-27. — GOBLESTON. — Tliora JOHN TAYLOR whilst serving as coxswain Zelma Life-boah—On the itight of tne of the BJyth Life-boat. 26th August the dandy Young Joseph, of Great Yarmouth, deceived by the Jights of a steamer aground on the North Sand, Aug. 13.—CLOVEHY.—Elinor Roget ran on to it herself, and at about 10.30 Life-boat.—A message by telephone being Hurut flares. The Life-boat proceeded to received from Hartlaud Point Lighthouse her, but the master refused to leave her; reporting a vessel in the bay -with signals and after rema,ining by her until 12.10 flying, the Life-boat was launched at HO A.M. the boat returned to the shore as the P.M., and on reaching the vessel found tide was then ebbing. A moderate breeze her leaking badJy. Two of her boats had was blowing from S. by E., afterwards been lowered, and her crew of thirteen men veering to S.8.W. and increasing to a and four passengers were preparing to strong wind; the sea was rough and the leave her. Eleven persons were taken weather was thick, with rain. The Life- into the Life-boat, the remaining six boat men'remained in attendance and at getting into one of the ship's boats, about 12.45, flares being again sho*n which was taken in tow by the Life-boat, by the vessel, they returned to her and and all safely landed at CloveUy. The rescued her crew of five men. The vessel ultimately foundered. She was steamer got off the sands shortly after the s.s. Grimsby, of Cardiff, bound from the smack took the ground, but the latter Swansea for St. Malo, with a cargo of vessel became a total wreck.—Expenses coal.-—Expense of service, 10Z. 2«. of services, 34:1. 9«. Aug. 17.—RAMSEY, ISLE OF MAN.— Aug. 31.—PADSTOW.—Arab Life-boat. Mary Isabella Life-boat.—At 1.30 P.M. —A message by telephone was received, the Life-boat was launched and proceeded stating that a fishing lugger was dis- to the cutter yacht Luanda, which was masted about three miles W.N.W, of riding in a dangerous position to the N. Stepper Point and at 10.35 A.M. the Life- 74 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAT, 1898. boat was launched and made for the hrough a channel farther up and make disabled craft. A moderate gale was or the shore, which she safely reached. blowing from W. accompanied by a rough The flag of distress was still flying, and sea. She was reached about two miles he Life-boat mea went to the vessel W. of the harbour and was making glow hinking there might be others on board, progress under a jury mast, but her crew but it proved that the two men formed stated they hoped to be able to reach he crew. The vessel, which was the Stepper Point, but would need assistance Dora, of and for Chester from Douglas to get into the harbour. The Life-boat aden with bricks, was leaking badly, but sailed alongside until the entrance was he Life-boat men succeeded in keeping reached, when she took a rope from her, ler afloat and took her into safety. A towed her in against a slow ebb tide Strong gale was blowing from N..W. at until another rope could be thrown to ;he time accompanied by a very the people on shore, and with this addi- sea.—Property salvage case. tional help the lugger, the Boy George, of Porthleven, was got into safely and grounded on the beach at Hawker's Cuve.— COMMITTEE MEETING, 9th Sjpt., 1897. Expense of service, PL 6s. Sept. 1. — GREAT YABMOUTH. — John Voted 102Z. 10s. 3d. to pay the expenses Burch Life-boat. — The Life-boat was of assembling the crews or taking out the launched at 7 P.M., in response to flares following Life-boats with the view of shown by the cutter yacht Retort, of assisting vessels in distress:—Bally waltei, Lowestoft.in a rough sea, a strong S. breeze Brixham,Bnde, Formby, Holy head, Palling and thick weather. The vessel, which No. 2, and Winterton No. 2. had been riding at anchor, was drift- Granted 13/. 8s. to men injured at the ing towards the Britannia pier, and, exercise of the Life-boats at Penmon, owing to the state of the wind and tide, Rbosneigir, and Walmer. was unable to extricate herself from a The Committee suitably recognised the dangerous position. The Life-boat's tow- valuable services of Mr. ROBERT BOBKBTS rope was passed on board to stop the during the very long period of thirty-six yacht from driving, and on the arrival of years in which he occupied the post of a steam-tug the Life-boat with the yacht coxswain of the Penmon Life-boat, which astern was towed into the harbour. The office he had just resigned on account of Betort had two men on board.—Property old age. salvage case. Sept. 1.—LOWESTOFT.-—Stock Exchange Sept. 21. — WHITBY.— John Fielden Life-boat.—At about 11 P.M. the coxswain Life-boat.—The Life-boat, which had of the Life-boat saw flares N. of the pier, been launched at midnight, remained out and on going down to the beach discovered until 8 A.M., standing by several fishing a smack riding close to the shore in the cobles which had been overtaken by a breakers. He immediately summoned rough sea. - Many of the boats did not the crew, the Life-boat,was launched, ano attempt to make for the harbour until found the vessel was the Samuel J. Dobson daylight, when, after two or three exciting which, in returning from fishing, hao scenes and narrow escapes, the whole fleet missed the harbour. At the master's succeeded in entering safely.—Expense request the Life-boat men signalled for a of service, 26Z. steam-tug, passed the smack's tow-rope Sept. 26.—CEAIL.—George Paterson to the tug when she arrived, and the vesse Life-boat.—While a moderate gale was and. her crew of five men were taken safely blowing from W.S.W. the schooner Grei, into the harbour.—Expense of service of and from Stavanger for Bo'uess, laden 201. 10s. with pit - props, was seen apparently Sept. 2.—LLAHDUDNO.—Sunlight No. stranded cm Englishman's Skellig with a Life-boat.—It having been reported tha signal of distress flying. At about 3 P.M. a schooner was ashore in Conway Bay, the the Life-boat was launched to her assist- Life-boat was taken on her carriage to th< ance, and just as the boat was leaving Conway shore and launched at about 9 the shore the vessel setmed to get afloat. A.M. Just after she had got afloat a boa The Life-boat, however, proceeded to her, containing two men was seen to pass and the master hailed the boat to come 2ND MAT, 1898.] REWARDS. 75 alongside as he wanted assistance. It Channel bell buoy and knocked a large was ascertained that he was in need of hole in her port side. They thea ran water and oil. The coxswain of the her on the bank to avoid foundering, but Life-boat went on board, showed the when the tide rose she filled and sank, master where to bring tip an4 promised and they then took to their punt and to bring water and oil to him in the Life- stood by her during the night. They had boat, as all the other boats in Crail no means of signalling for assistance, or harbour were aground. The Life-boat they would have doue so. Fortunately proceeded toFifeness Harbour, and having the we*ther kept fair. The master ex- obtained barrels of water and oil, endea- pressed a desire that the Life-boat should voured to take them to the vessel but go out and stand by him, and at 9.45 the darkness set in and she was unable to boat was launched, placed six men on find her, and therefore returned to Crail board to work the pumps and managed which was reached at 10.30 P.M. On the to take her safely into the lake.—Expense following morning the schooner was of service, 12Z. 14s. reported lying close ia shore near Boar- hills and at 11 o'clock the Life-boat again put off to her. The master explained MEETING, 14th Oct. 1897. that be had been unable to bring up as The Committee specially recognised the advised, and could not repty to the lights long and valuable f-er vices rendered by shown by the Life-boat as he had no oil. Mr. PATRICK CABBY, Mr. MICHAEL BRADY The oil and water were placed on board, and Mr. J. WALL, as coxswams of the the master of the vessel was warned that Sfcerries, Wexford and Carniora Life-boats, he was even then in a dangerous position, which offices they had just leagued. the Life-boat men helped to get the vessel Voted 167Z. 7s. 3d. to pay the expenses under weigh and she was able to resume of assembling the crew*, watching, or her voyage.—Expanses of services, 381. taking out toe following Life-boats with 12*. 6<2. the view of assisting the crews of vessels S^pt. 29.—ST. AGNES, SCILLY ISLANDS.— in distress: — Blackrock, Brighstone James and Caroline Life-boat.—During a Grange, Caister No. 2, Dungeueis No. 1, dense fog, the Bishop Bock Lighthouse Gorleston No. 1, Liauddwyn, Longhope, signalled for the Life-boat, and at 9.10 Pidstow, Palling No. 2, Walmer and A.M.t the boat was launched and pro- Winterton No. 2. ceeding in a W. direction found the e.g. The lUmsgata Life-boat was also taken Starlight, of West Hartlepool, timber out, but her services were not ultimately laden from Quebec for London, at anchor, needed.—Expenses paid by the Board of about a quarter of a mile S.of the Gunner Trade. Buoy, The master declined any assistance, but the Life-boat stood by while Oct. 17.— POBT LOGAN. — Frederick the vessel weighed her anchor and pro- Allen Life-boat.—A message by telegraph ceeded to sea. — Expense of service, having been received from the Coast- 81. 10*. guard at Drummore reporting a vessel in Oct. 6.—CRKSSWELII,—.EMen and Eliza distress in the roadstead, the Life-boat Life-boat.—The schooner Julie Atide, of left her station at about 11.15 A.M., and and from -Riga, bound for the Tyne laden was taken on her transporting carriage to with pit-props, was observed aground on Drummore, a distance of four miles. She the rocks near Lyne Burn. The Life-boat, had a most successful launch, and arrived was launched at 8.30 A..M., proceeded to at the vessel at 1 o'clock. A whole gale the vessel and remained by her until sbc was blowing from the S., accompanied by *as got afloat with the help of a steam- * very heavy sea. The master informed tug.—Expense of service, 167. 7s. the coxswain of the Life-boat that the Oct. 14. — HOYLAKB. — Eeserve Life- vessel had been striking heavily on the boat.—At 7.30 A.M. the Coastguard OL rocks at low water, and was leaking so duty observed a flat on the bank and at badly that it was feared she would once reported it to the Coastguard officer founder. The crew, fourteen all told, got who went out to the vessel and ascertained into the Life-boat and were safety landed from the crew that at 8,30 on the previous at Drnmmore at 4 P.M.—Expense of evening they collided with the Horse service, 34J. Gs. __ 76 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAY, 1898. Oct. 25.—HABWICH.—City of Glasgow rickfergus, Gorleston No. 1, Newcastle Steam Life-boat.—In response to signals (co. Down), North Berwick, Palling No. from the Cork Light-vessel the Life-boat 2, Queenstown, Stornoway, Walton-on-the- left her moorings at 2.45 A.M., and on Naze, and Winterton No. 1. speaking the lightship ascertained that a The Committee specially recognised the vessel was on the sand, bearing S. by E. good services rendered by Mr. PATBICK Proceeding in the direction indicated, the KEHOB and Mr. NICHOLAS COUSINS during barque Triton, of Eostock, timber laden the long period in which they had acted for Port Natal, was found. The master respectively as Coxswain and Second employed some of the Life-boat men to Coxswain of the Eilmore Life-boat. jettison part of the cargo, and with the help of the crew of the volunteer Life- Nov. 23.—POLPEAB; LIZARD.—Edmund boat from "Walton-on-the-Naze, nearly all and Fanny Life-boat.—The Life-boat was the deck cargo was heaved overboard, and launched at 3 P.M. and proceeded to the when the tide flowed the vessel floated assistance of the s.s. Landore, of Liverpool, and was taken into the harbour.—Pro- which had stranded on a rock at the perty salvage case. Lizard Point ia thick weather. At the Nov. 3.—WINTER-TON.—Edward BirJe- master's request the Life-boat remained becJc Life-boat.—At) 1 A.M. the Life-boat alongside and ultimately brought ashore was launched during a strong E.S.E. ten of the crew, two others being taken breeze and a rough sea, and proceeded to off by a shore boat which had also pro- the brigantine Hannah, of and for Great ceeded to the rescue.—Expense of service, Yarmouth, from Seaham, with a cargo of 23Z. 0«. 6d. coal, which was showing flares, having Nov. 24.—HoTtAKE.—Coard William stranded on Horsey Beach about three Squarey Life-boat.—A vessel having been miles N. of Winterton. Two attempts reported ashore on Lime Wharf, in a were made to reach her, the second dangerous position, the Life-boat was proving successful and resulting in the launched at 8.55 P.M., and proceeded to saving of her crew of four men who had the vessel, which was the B.S. Le Blanc, taken refuge in the rigging. The vessel laden with redstone from Flint for Widnes. became a total wreck. — Expense of The Life-boat men rendered assistance, service, 32Z. 2s. and at 10.20 the steamer floated off Nov. 10.—WINTBBTON.—Margaret Life- without receiving any damage.—Expense boat.—A telephone message having been of service, 32Z. 19s. 6d. received reporting a barque stranded on Nov. 28.— NEW BRIGHTON. — Steam the east part of the Hasbro Sand, the Life-boat Duke of Northumberland. The Life-boat was launched at 2.15 P.M., and Life-boat proceeded at 3.30 P.M. to the found the vessel was the Artiere Giovanni, assistance of the fishing - cutter Bock of Fiume, timber laden, from Lulea for LigJit, of Liverpool, which had broken Marseilles. A moderate gale wag blowing adrift from her moorings in a strong gale from S.E., accompanied by a heavy sea and from N.W. and a very heavy sea. The thick weather. Nine men had been taken vessel, which had nobody on board, was off by a passing smack, but the master reached before any damage occurred, and and mate were still on board and refused was towed back to New Brighton. Ex- to leave the ship. The Life-boat remained pense of service, 15Z. 14s. &d. by her until 9 o'clock on the following Nov. 28.—RAMSEY, ISLE OF MAN.— morning, when the two men consented to Mary Isabella Life-boat.—In response to abandon her, and were safely landed at signals of distress seen during thick 10.30. The barque became a total wreck. weather, a strong W. gale and a heavy —Expense of service, 661. 15s. pea, the Life - boat was launched at 4.54 P.M. and proceeded to the *chooner Nelson, of Belfast, bound from White- COMMITTEE MEETING, llth Nov. 1897. haven for Strangford Lough -with coal, Voted 221Z. 1*. to defray the cost of which was riding heavily. The crew of launches or assemblies of crews of the five men and a dog were rescued by the following Life-boats with the view of Life-boat, and safely landed at 5.52. assisting the crews of vessels in distress:— Daring the night the wind increased to a Barrow, Broadstalrs, Caister No. 2, Car- furious gale, and the vessel drove on the _ 2ND MAT, 1898.] KEWABDS. 77 rocks at Maughold Head and became a Nov. 29.—SALTBCRN-BT-THE-SBA, YOKK- total wreck.—Expense of service, 271. 5s. —Charles and Ann Life-boat.—On the Nov. 28. — HOLYHKAB. — Thomas 29th November, this coast was visited by Fielden Life-boat.—While a whole gale the most severe gale experienced fox many was Wowing from N.W., accompanied by years past. The wind had been gradually a very heavy sea, hail and very cold increasing from the previous day; until weather, signals were fired by the barque at 3 A.M. it was blowing a perfect hurri- Alert, of St. John, N.B., bound from! cane, continuing for some time. At day- Preston for Swansea with a cargo of light it blew a full gale from N.N.W., pitch. The Life-boat was launched at accompanied by snow storms and a very 6.30 P.M., and found the vessel drifting heavy sea. Shortly after noon it was helplessly towards the West coast of reported that the hull of a vessel had Anglesey; she was not very far from the been sighted. A good look-out was kept, shore when the Life-boat reached her. and when the showers of rain, hail and Owing to the heavy seas running and the sleet cleared a little, the wreck was heavy surf breaking over the vessel very observed about two miles from the shore. great difficulty was experienced in taking The crew of the Life-boat were thereupon her occupants into the Life-boat, bat summoned, and the boat was soon ready eventually all, consisting of the master, for launching, but as the wreck was his wife, and the crew of eight men, were drifting rapidly ashore it was decided to rescued and were safely landed at 9.30. wait until it came nearer. At 1.45 P.M. —Expense of service, 27£ 10s. a splendid launch was effected, and the Nov. 28.—CAISTBB.—Beauchamp Life- Life-boat, in charge of the assistant boat.—In response to signals fired by the coxswain, proceeded towards the wreck, Cockle Light-vessel the Life-boat was encountering some very heavy seas, which launched at 11.45 P.M., in a whole gale repeatedly swept over her; at last an from N.W. by W. and a very heavy sea, unusually heavy sea struck her, turning and on reaching the lightship found that her broadside-on, in fact nearly capsizing she had been run into by the barge Lord her, and washing overboard three men, Wolseley, of London. The master of the including the bowman, who was standing, barge got on board the Light-vessel, but grapnel in hand, ready to effect com- the barge with the crew of three men had munication with the wreck. They all, drifted away. The Life-boat cruised however, happily succeeded in regaining about in search of her for some time, but the boat. Such was the force of this sea being unable to find her returned to the that the remainder of the crew were thrown lightship, took off the master of the down, the oars were unshipped and threfe barge and landed him safely at Oaister.— of them broken, and the boat was carried Expense of service, 302. some distance out of her course. The lost Nov. 29.—FLEETWOOD.—Maude Pic&up ground was soon recovered, a line was Life-boat.—The Life-boat was launched passed to the wreck, and the four men on at 1.30 A.M., signals of distress having board were rescued. The vessel was the been seen in the direction of Pilling Sands schooner Loch Alsh, bound for Sunder- in Morecambe Bay. The wind at the land. The crew had been compelled to time was blowing from N.W., with hurri- cat away her masts on account of her cane force, travelling, it is reported, at the ballast having shifted.—Expense of service, rate of ninety miles an hoar, the sea was 29Z. 5«. 9d. very rough and the weather intensely Nov. 29.—MARGATE. — Quiver No. 1 cold. The signals proved to be shown by Life-boat.—At 8.30 A.M. a message was the full-rigged ship Larnica, of Windsor, received at Margate from the Coastguard N.S., bound from St. John for Fleetwood at Epple Bay, stating that a barge was with a cargo of timber. She was unable ashore half a mile east of that place; at to ride out the fierce gale and was water- the same time the Coastguard at Birching- logged. Her crew of eighteen men, the ton reported a barge, with colours upside stewardess and a Fleetwood pilot were down, anchored off that station. The taken into the Life-boat, -which returned Life-boat was taken by road, on her tran- to her station with the twenty rescued sporting carriage, to Westgate Bay, where persons at 3.30 A.M.—Expense of service, she was with difficulty launched, the 371. 3s. heavy seas catching her and throwing her 78 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAT, 1898. across the carriage. Sailing through the enabled her to clear the Newcome Sand. heavy barf, the boat worked towards a Toe steam-tug Despatch then arrived and vessel which was seen to have a flag of endeavoured to take her in tow, but the distress flying, passing on her way a barge tow-rope parted and she collided with a but fiuding nobo ly on board. On reaching schooner lying in the rotdsteads sustaining the vessel, which proved to be the ketch a considerable amount of damage. The Flower of Essex, of Harwich, she was Life-boat took a second rope from the tug found to be nearly under water, and it to the vessel, and while the boat was along- was only with very great difficulty that side, the schooner's main-mast fell, and the boat was enabled to get alongside and the boom jammed one of the Life-boat men rescue the crew of three men and two dogs. against the boat's mast, seriously injuring Then, working to windward, the Life-boat him. Ultimately the vessel, which had a went to another ketch, the Enterprize, crew of four man, was taken into the also belonging to Harwich, and rescued harbour and the injured man was con- her crew of three men. This vessel was veyed as soon as possible to the hospital. riding so heavily that she dipped her —Property salvage case. bowsprit under her chain cable, pulling At 11.40 A.M. the Life-boat again went the bowsprit and top-mast out of her just out and saved the crew of two men from as the Life-boat left with her crew. the ketch Detpatch, of and for Hull, from Again working to windward in the teeth London, ladeu with chalk. She had lost of the gale she managed to reach the Lord her anchors, and being in a sinking con- Beresford, also ketch rigged, of London, dition had been run ashore about half a from which four men were rescued, nearly mile S. of the harbour where she became an hour being occupied in effecting the a total wreck.—Expense of service, 24Z. rescue, the boat being twice carried away Nov. 29.—GORLBSTON.—Steam Life- from the vessel, over which the seas were boat City of Glasgow.—The barge Lord sweeping fore and aft. One more vessel Nelson of and for London, laden with fire was signalling, and the Life-boat worked bricks from the Tyne, showed a signal of up to her, the sea being then as heavy as distress when about mid-way between any of the crew had ever seen it, and Gorleston and Gorton. A whole gale was rescued the crew of four men and a dog blowing from the N. at the time, and there from the ketch Eustace, of Rochester, was a heavy sea. The Life-boat on after which the Life-boat made for homo reaching her found she was leaking badly, with all speed. On reaching the harbour and towed her opposite the mouth of so much wreckage was encountered, Lowestoft harbour. — Property salvage together with sunken boats, that great case. difficulty was experienced in getting to Nov. 29.—PAKEFIELD.—The Two Sis- land, the fore air-box was stove in by a ters Mary and Hannah Life-boat.—At piece of timber, and the rudder was 10.30 A.M., the Life-boat was launched unshipped by another large piece, bat and proceeded to the ketch Magnet, of eventually the shore was reached and all Burnham, coal-laden from Hartlepool for safely landed. — Expense of service, Maldon, which had shown signals of 42Z. 5*. distress. The wind was blowing a Nov. 29. -^- LOWESTOFT. — Stock Ex- hurricane from the N. and there was a change Life-boat.—A whole gale having very heavy sea. The vessel was found to sprung up from W.N.W. accompanied by be leaking badly and her crew of five men a very heavy sea, it was anticipated that and six Lowestoft beachmen who had the service of the Life-boat would be boarded the vessel when near Lowestoft required; she was therefore unmoored pier an hour previously, were taken into and taken round the jetty at about 7 A.M. the Life-boat which then proceeded in a At about 10 o'clock the schooner Jiroughty 3. direction, and at about noon fell in Castle, of and from Plymouth for Hull, with the ketch Louise, of Swansea, and laden with china clay and arsenic, was rescued five persons, one of whom was observed rounding the ness point, with a the captain's wife. His vessel was making flag in her rigging. The Life-boat at for the shore, having lost her anchor, and once sailed to her and found she had lost later on stranded at Kessingland. The her canvas and was leaking badly, Some Life-boat then made for Harwich, the of the Life-boat men boarded her and , coxswain not considering it advisable to 2ra MAY, 1898.] REWARDS. risk landing the captain's wife, who ap- slipway, rendering it extremely risky to peared to be in an exhausted state, on an launch her. It was, however, decided to open beach in such a sea. Harwich was make an attempt, and fortunately it reached at about 6 o'clock and all safely proved successful, the boat going off landed.—Expense of service, 671. 4s. without a hitch. She proceeded under Nov. 30.—PAKBPIBLD.—On the follow- reefed storm foresail and mizen, and just ing morning at 7 o'clock, the Life-boat before arriving alongside the vessel, the left Harwich in tow of a steam-tug on foresail, whilst being lowered, became the return journey to her station, and on unhooked, and fell overboard, causing the way fell in with the three-masted the boat to fall athwart the vessel. The schooner Natalie, of Tynemonth, at about boat's mizen mast was carried away, 8 o'clock. The vessel was leaking badly, and her after air-box was considerably and her crew of eight men were thoroughly damaged. With great difficulty, as the exhausted by continued work at the vessel was pitching heavily, two of the pamps during the previous day and Life-boat men were placed on board, the night. Some of the Life-boat men anchor was slipped, sail was set, and boarded the vessel, attached her tow-rope with the help of a steam-tag, the brigan- to the tug, slipped her chain, and she tine, with her crew of seven men, was was taken to Lowestoft, it being found taken to Ramsgate.—Property salvage impossible to get to Harwich, arriving case. at 2.30 p.m.—Property salvage case. Nov. 29.—EAstsaATM.—Bradford Life- Nov. 29:—NORTH DEAL.—Mary Somer- boat.—At 3.45 P.M., in answer to signals viUe Life-boat.—While the wiud was from the North Goodwin Light-vessel, the blowing with hurricane force, accom- Life-boat was towed out of the harbour panied by an extremely rongh sea, by the steam-tug Aid. A strong N.W. signals of distress were observed, and at gale was blowing at the time, accompanied about 11.45 A.M. the Life-boat was by a heavy sea. The vessel in need of launched, and spoke several vessels, ad- assistance was found to be the ship vising the crews to hold on to their Kommander Svend Foyn, of Sandefjord, anchors, and promising to remain at bound from Dalhonsie, N.B., for London, hand in readiness to take the men off with a cargo of deals. She had lost her > should it become necessary to do so. fore and main top-masts, jib-boom and The boat remained oat until about mizen-mast, and was riding with two 8 P.M., when the gale abated, and then anchors down. The Life-boat approached returned to her station.—Expense of her on one side and the tug on the other, service, 38Z. Os. Qd. and men were put on board to render Nov. 29. — DONNA NOOK.—Bickard assistance. The tug's wire hawser was Life-boat.—While a whole gale was blow- passed on board and an attempt was ing from N. the schooner Pearson, of made to tow her off, but the rope parted. London, laden with wheat from Hall for A second attempt was made with the Sanderland, stranded near Urainthorpe same result. A third rope was then Haveo. The Life-boat was taken -to the made fast, and the vessel, which by that scene of the casualty, was launched in a time had driven down towards the South heavy sea and saved the vessel's crew of Foreland, was towed roand the South Sand four men. At high water the schooner's Head, through the Gull and Edinburgh mast went over her side, and she became channels, towards the Thames, and on a total wreck. — Expense of service, reaching Gravesend was safely moored 2«. 2s. to a buoy. The steam-pump was kept Nov. 29. — BBOADSTAIBS. — Frances working all the time, as the ship was Forbes Barton Life-boat. — At about leaking badly. Fifteen of her crew had 2.15 P.M. the nrigantine Fleetwing, of Brix- left her and were landed by a steamer hain, bound from Guernsey fur Loodon, at Dover, eight others remaining on board. with granite, was observed at anchor off the The Life-boat men were np wards of thirty North Foreland, with a signal of distress hoars at sea, and anxiety was felt con- flying. A whole gale was blowing ftom the cerning their safety. They arrived back N.N.W., and a very heavy sea was rolling at Ramsgate at 10 P.M. on November 80th, in to within a few yards of the bows of the tug returning on the following daj.— the Life-boat, which was lying on her Property salvage case. 80 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2uD MAT, 1898. Nov. 29.—GORLESTON.—Mark Lane was taken in tow by a steam-tup. The Life-boat.-^In response to signals from wind was blowing a strong gale from the St. Nicholas Light-vessel the Life- N.E., and in crossing the bar the heavy boat proceeded out in a whole gale from seas encountered smashed the tug's star- the N., and a heavy sea, and found the board paddle casing and nearly filled her schooner Robert, of Eye, making signals stokehold. On reaching Gorton. Roads of distress, having bpen in collision with the schooner Lucinda, of South Shields, the fishing-boat Stella. Her crew of five bound from Shoreham for Sunderland, men, and the fishing-boat's crew of nine laden with old iron, was found driving, men, who had jumped on board her at having lost one of her anchors, and the time of the collision, were taken off leaking badly. Some of the Life-boat by the Life-boat, and landed at Lowestoft, men boarded her, and with the assistance it being impossible to return to her of the tug she was taken to Lowestoft. station. The Robert was taken into She had a crew of sevtjn men.—Property Yarmouth harbour on the following salvage case. morning.—Expense of service, 28Z. 3s. 4.d. Dec. 2.—CLACTON.—Albert Edward Dec. 2.—MABOATB. — Quiver No. 1 Life-boat.—The barque Thyra, of and for Life-boat.—In response to signals of Frederickstadt, from London, was seen distress shown by a vessel in the direction stranded on the Burrows Sands, with of Margate Sand the Life-boat was launched signals of distress flying. The wind at at 5.30 A.M. The weather at the time was the time was blowing a strong gale from thick, with squalls of rain, snow and N.E. and a heavy sea was running. The hail, the wind was blowing a strong gale Life-boat wan launched at 10.30 A.M., from N.N.E., and the sea was very heavy. and proceeded to the sands, but the tide Proceeding in the direction in which the was too low to admit of her getting flares and rockets had been seen, the Life- alongside the vessel; she therefore let go boat men, at daylight, saw the vessel, her anchor on the weather side of the which had signals of distress flying, sands until 4 o'clock, when there was and with considerable difficulty succeeded sufficient water for her to approach the in boarding her. She was the ship barque, which was then fast breaking up. Persian Empire, of West Hartlepool, With some difficulty her crew of ten men bound for the Gape with a general cargo, were taken into the Life-bout, which then and had been seriously damaged by made for home. Fortunately when in collision with a steamer. The Life-boat the Swin she fell in with the steam-tug men got her out of the vicinity of the Merrimao, of Harwich, which kindly Margate Sand and rendered all assistance towed her near her station, which was possible to get her through the Gulls. reached at about 7 P.M.—Expense of The captain engaged two tugs in the service, 361. 18s. 9d. Downs. Twice the Life-boat broke away Dec. 2.—LOOK.—Boys' Own No. 1 Life- from the ship through stress of weather, boat—At 10.30 P.M. the Life-boat was but sailed with her to Sandgate Bay, launched and proceeded to the ketch the only place of shelter near. At the Foundling, of Brixham, which had master's request the Life-boat men went stranded on the Bannie Bock, on the S.E. ashore at Folkestone to obtain some large point of Looe Island and showed signals shackles; returned to the ship and for assistance, in a moderate N.N.E. remained by her during the night. At breeze and a moderate sea. The Life- daylight the tugs started with the .vessel boat stood by the vessel until she floated for London, the Life-boat casting off at at midnight.—Expense of service, 22Z. 8s. Margate N.E. buoy about 10.30 A.M. on Deo. 3.—OBOMES. — Benjamin Bond Dec. 3, leaving three of her crew on board. Cabbell Life-boat.—While a strong gale The Life-boat was engaged more than was blowing from the E.N.E., accompanied thirty-one hours in rendering these ser- by a heavy sea, a signal of distress was vices.— Property salvage case. reported by the Coastguard look-out man, DPC. 2. ~ GOBLBSTON. — Mark Lane and at 1.30 A.M. the Life-boat was L f',-boat.-~At 7.30 A.M. the Coastguard launched, and saved the crew of four men reported a schooner was showing a signal from the ketch Hero', of G-oole, bound for of . distress off Gorton, and in ten Grays, Essex, with coal. She had minutes the Life-boat was launched and stranded on the rocks N. of the jetty 2ND MAT, 1898.] EEWAKDS. 81 and became a total wreck.—Expense of boat remained by her until high water service, 34Z. Is. when she floated off the sand. The Dec. 4.—MONTBOSB.—Robert Henderson Trinity House steamer Satellite, which Life-boat. — A telephone message being had also gone to the assistance of the received from the Lighthouse keeper at vessel, kindly gave the Life-boat a tow on Scurdynesg, reporting that a vessel was her homeward journey. — Expense of stranded on the Annat Bank, the Life-boat service, 38Z. 4s. was launched at 11.15 P.M., and found Dec. 7.—WEXFOBD.—Andrew Pickard the Gad, a small screw steamer of Life-boat.—At 1 P.M., the Life-boat was Glasgow, laden with barley from Montrose launched, signals of distress having been for Port Ellen, Islay, which had only left shown by the yawl Brothers, of Wexford, the harbour about an hour previously, which was lying in the bay close to the aground on the bauk. With considerable bar. The master stated that the boat had difficulty the crew of three men were got been nearly tilled by the heavy seas on into the Life-boat, two of them, . the the bar and he had been obliged to anchor. master and engineer, having been injured The Life-boat remained by until the by the wheel. They were safely landed arrival of a tug, which had been signalled soon- after midnight and medical attend- for, and then assisted her to get attached ance was procured for the injured men.— to the tug, which towed her to Wexford, Expense of service, 27Z. Is. 6d. the Life-boat returning under sail.—Ex- Deo. 5.—PORT PATEICK.—Civil Service pense of service, 11Z. 10s. No. 3 Life-boat.—At 7.10 A.M. the Life- Dec. 8.—KINGSDOWNE.—Charles Har- boat was launched, a mounted messenger grave Life-boat.—The brig Agenora, of having arrived with intelligence that a and from Guernsey for London, stranded vessel was showing signals of distress in about half a mile N. of Kingsdowne, in a Larbrax Bay, six miles N. of Port Patrick. strong W. gale, a heavy sea and thick On reaching the Bay a large Austrian weather. In response to her signals of steamer, the Bathori, of Fiume, with a distress the Life-boat was launched at general cargo from Fiume for Glasgow, 5.30 A.M., and was engaged by the master was found stranded, having run ashore to assist to get the vessel clear and into in the night during foggy weather. The safety. This was done and she was safely Life-boat remained by the vessel, and on berthed in Kamsgate harbour. She had the following morning tugs, which had a crew of eight men.—Property salvage been summoned from Glasgow by tele- case. graph, arrived. The wind, however, which had been a moderate breeze, had by that time increased to a strong gale from W., COMMITTEE MEETING, 9th Dec., 1897. with squalls, the sea had increased, and Voted 1,172?. 19s. to defray the expenses it became imperative that the men should of assembling the crews or launching the leave-the vessel. Nineteen of them there- following Life-boats, with the view of fore got into the Life-boat, which put assisting the crews of distressed vessels: them on board a steam-tug, and the —Aldeburgh, Boulmer, Brancaster, Brid- captain and five other officers were taken lington, Broadstairs, Gadgwith, Deal, in the Life-boat to Port Patrick. The Dungeness, Filey, Fishguard No. 2, boat was engaged from 7.10 A.M. on the Flamborough No. 2, Gorleston No. 1, Sunday morning until 1 o'clock on the Harwich No. 1, Hasborough, Hilbre afternoon of the following day in rendering Island, Hoylake, Hunstanton, Irvine, this service, her crew being exposed to Eildonan, Littlehampton, Lowestoft, Mar- wet and stormy weather during part of the gate, New Brighton (steam Life-boat), time.—Expense of service, 54Z. 4s. 6d. Padstow, Palling Nos. 1 and 2, Eoker, Dec. 5.—WALTON-ON-THE-NAZE.—-Hon- Scarborough, Skegness, Sonthend (Essex), ourable Artillery Company Life-boat. — St. David's, Sunderland (South Pier and A message by telephone being received South Outlet), Walmer, Walton-on-the- from the Gunfleet Light-house stating Naze, Whitelink Bay and Winterton Nos. that a vessel was stranded, the Life-boat 1 and 2. was launched at 11 A.M. and found the s.s. The Ramsgate Life-boat was taken out, Banes, of Bergen, ashore about two miles but her services were not eventually from the Long Sands beacon. The Life- needed.—Expense paid by Board of Trade. 82 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAT, 1898.

The Committee expressed their deep her assistance and saved her crew, con- sympathy with the widows and other sisting of four men. It was ascertained relatives of the nine men who unhappily that her fires had been extinguished by lost their lives by the capsizing of the the heavy seas, and she ultimately sank Margate beacbmen's surf-boat Friend of near Ainsdale.—Expense of service, 91. 5s. All Nations, while on the way to the Dec. 13.—FHBY.—Hollon the Second assistance of the ship Persian Empire, of Life-boat.—Twenty-nine cobles being at West Hartlepool, in a strong gale from sea and in considerable danger, owing to a N.N.E. and a very heavy sea, accompanied strong gale springing up from S.S.E. by rain and snow, at about half-past accompanied by a heavy sea, the Life-boat five o'clock on the morning of the was launched at 10.30 A.M. and stood by 2nd December. the boats until all were safely ashore.— The sum of 1,0001. was granted in aid Expense of service, 19Z. of the fund raised locally for the relief Dec. 13.—NBWBIGGIN. — Robert and of the widows and dependents of the Susan Life-boat. — Tbe Life-boat was deceased men. , . . launched at about 11 A.M. and stood by The sum of 1501. was granted towards several fishing cobles whose return had the fund for the benefit of the Palling been rendered perilous by a strong breeze beachmen whose yawls were destroyed by from S.8.E. and a rough sea.—Expense of the severe gale and high tides experienced service, 13Z. 19s. on the 29th November. The greater Dec. 13.—HAUXLEY. — Algernon and number of the men were absent from the Eleanor Life-boat. — At 5.30 P.M. a station at the time on duty with the steamer's light was seen in a dangerous Life-boat and were consequently unable position near the Hauxley Beef, and a few to protect their property. minutes afterwards a whistle was heard The Committee specially recognised and signal lights were shown by the the services of Mr. EDMUND KNIGHT on vessel, which had evidently struck on the his retirement from the office of coxswain rocks. The wind was blowing from S., of the Exmonth Life-boat. there was a strong sea, and the night was Voted 3/. to two men injured on very dark and hazy. The Life-boat was occasions of service by the Deal and launched and, on reaching the vessel, Palling No. 2 Life-boats. found she was the s.s. East Neuk, of and for Eirkcaldy, from North Shield?, in ballast. The Boat remained by her until Dec. 11.—HOLTHBAD.—Thomas Fielden the tide fell, and eventually her crew Life-boat.—The s.s. Badyr, of and from decided to leave her, and were landed by Cardiff for Garston, in ballast, being the Life-boat. The vessel was afterwards observed dragging her anchors, in a washed along the reef to a more sheltered moderate gale from N.W. and a rough position, this change of position rendering sea, the Life-boat proceeded to her assist- it possible for her to be taken to Amble ance at 3.0 A.M., and found her very harbour when she floated; she was, close to the rocks at Penrhos beach. however, leaking badly and had lost her Four men were placed on board and rudder.—Expense of service, 28Z. 10s. rendered assistance, and when she had Dec. 13.—MEVAGISSEY.—James Chis- got up steam sufficiently the vessel was holm Life-boat.—While a whole gale was able to get away from her dangerous blowing from S.W., accompanied by a position.—Expense of service, 271. 10s. rough sea, the Life-boat was launched at Dec. 11. — SOUTHPOBT. — Edith and 8.25 P.M., and proceeded to the assistance Annie Life-boat.— The steam-flat Canada, of fishing boats. The boat Silent was bound from Fleetwood for Liverpool, discovered nearly ashore on Porthpean laden with gravel, was seen about nine or beach. The Life-boat got her out of ten miles distant apparently making for danger, put one man on board, and pro- the bar and labouring heavily. She vided the boat with a sail, which had succeeded in crossing the bar and for been taken out in the Life-boat for use if some time appeared to make her way up required, and enabled her to reach the channel, when suddenly she commenced port at midnight. The Life-boat then driving to leeward. It being evident that proceeded to the Cirene, towed her into she was in danger, the Life-boat put off to shelter at Rope Haven Koads, moored her, 2ND MAY, 1898.] REWARDS. 83 and took her crew safely ashore.—Expense ship to take the captain back to her; the of service, 21Z. 7«. &d. heavy seas preventing him from doing so Dee. 14. — RAMSEY. — Mary Isabella by means of any ordinary open boat.— Life-boat. — Signals of distress having Expense of service, 14Z. 10^« been shown by the schooner Glynaeron, Dec. 20.—GOBLESTON.—Leicester Life- of Beaumaris, bound from Runcorn for boat.—The Life-boat was launched at Campbeltown with salt, the Life-boat pat 3.30 A.M., and rescued the crew of six off to her assistance at 8.55 P.M., and men from the smack Follow, of Great found her riding very heavily about a Yarmouth. The vessel was returning to mile 8E. of the harbour. A moderate port with her catch of fish, and in en- gale was blowing from S.E. at the time, deavouring to enter the harbour stranded the sea was rough, and the vessel's crew on the North Sands. A fresh breeze was of three men were afraid that she would blowing at the time, and there was a drive ashore. They were therefore taken rough s*>a.—Expense of service, 23Z. 9». 6d. into the Life-boat and landed, as a pre- Dec. 25.—ST. AGNES, SOILLY ISLANDS.— caution, but the schooner rode out the James and Caroline Life-boat. — T&e gale.—Expense of service, 27Z. 19*. Light-keepers at St. Agnes reported to Dec. 16.—BOULMER.—Meliscent Life- the coxswain of the Life-boat that a dis- boat.—The Life-boat put off at 9.30 A.M. masted vessel was lying in a dangerous on receipt of information that a vessel position near the Grim ledge of rocks, and was ashore near Howick, and found that that they thought they could distinguish the brigantine Sylphidine had run aground men on her decks. A moderate breeze in a fog. The Life-boat men rendered was blowing from S.S.W., and a heavy assistance, but it was found impossible to sea was running. At 10 A.M. the Life- get her afloat. Her crew decided to boat was launched and found the vessel remain on board, and when no further was an iron barge laden with about 100 help was needed the Life-boat returned to tons of iron rails. She bore no name or her station, reaching there at about 6 port of registry, having merely 100 painted P.M.—Expense of service, 23Z. 10«. 6d. in white on her quarter. She was aban- Dec. 19.—RAMSGATE.—Bradford Life- boned, and was riding to a long tow rope. boat.— While a moderate breeze was The rope was cut, and with the assistance blowing from the E., with a heavy sea of the crew of a gig which had also put and hazy weather, signal guns were fired off to the rescue the barge was towed into by the North G-oodwin Light-vessel, and harbour.—Property salvage case. in response the Life-boat Bradford, in Dec. 27.—RHOSNEIGIE.—Thomas Ling- tow of the steam-tug Aid, left the harbour ham Life-boat.—The schooner Ann Jane, at about 9.10 A.M. On reaching the of Portmadoc, laden with cement from Goodwin Sands the fishing smack E. and London for Carnavon, was observed at I. G., of Ramsgate, was found stranded on noon about a quarter of a mile distant, the N.E. part of the Sand. The Life-boat standing to the N.W. A strong gale was was slipped from the tug, proceeded to blowing from W.S.W., accompanied by the smack, and when the tide- flowed a very heavy sea, and as it was evident managed to get her afloat, and took her that the vessel would go ashore, prepara- to Ramsgate, two of the Life-boat men tions were made'for launching the Life- being pnt on board to assist at the pumps boat. She stranded in Cymyran Bay. as she was leaking badly. She had a Horses were procured, and the Life-boat crew of three men.—Property salvage case. was taken on her transporting carriage Dec. 19. — LYNMOUTH. — Louisa Life- along the beach a distance of about three boat.—The s.s. Amie, of London, bound miles over heavy sands, having to cross a from Penarth for Malta, stranded one river about three feet deep, and on arriving mile E. of the foreland in .a fog, while a abreast of the vessel, the crew were seen moderate gale was blowing from E., to have taken refuge in the rigging. The accompanied by a rough sea. At 10 A.M. Life-boat was promptly launched, went the Life-boat proceeded to the vessel and through the heavy seas in grand style, landed twelve of her crew, including the and rescued the crew consisting of five captain, the second coxswain of the Life- men and one passenger. Valuable assist- boat and others remaining on board. In the ance in connection with this rescue was evening the Life-boat again went off to the rendered by Mr. WILLIAM JONES, the Hon. THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAY, 1898.

Secretary of the Branch, to whom the thick fog. The Life-boat was launched thanks of the Committee were awarded, at 10.15 P.M. and remained by the vessel and additional payments were granted to until 1.30 A.m., when it was found that the crew and launchers of the Life-boat. she would float with the tide and had —Expense of service, 191. 15s. sustained no serious injuries. She had, Deo. 28. — NKWBIGGIN.—Bobert and however, narrowly escaped stranding on Susan Life-boat. — Twenty-four fishing a dangerous reef of rocks, which would no cobles were at sea when a strong gale doubt have entirely wrecked her. sprung up from S. by E., afterwards changing to S.S.W., and as they would encounter considerable danger in return- COMMITTEE MEETING, 31st Dec., 1897. ing through the heavy surf, the Life-boat Voted 494?. 19«. 6d. to pay the put off at noon and stood by the vessels expenses of the following Life-boats in until all were safely beached.—Expense assembling their crews, watching or of service, 131. 19s. putting off, their services however not Dec. 30.—WALMBB.—Civil Service No. being required;—Appledore, Nos. 1 and 2, 4 Life-boat.—While a heavy gale was Ayr, Rridlington, Brixham, Claoton, blowing from S.S.W., accompanied by a Donna Nook, Dover, Dungarvon, Formby, very heavy sea, the s.s. Storm King, of Holyhead (steam Life-boat), Hope Cove, London, was observed signalling for a Kingsdowne, New Komney, Padstow, pilot, and when abreast of Deal Castle she Plymouth, Porthdinllaen, Queenstown took the ground. The Life-boat stood No. 2, Eye, Sal combe, Stornoway, Troon, by her until she got out of danger, and Walmer, Weymouth, Winchelsea, Worth- returned to her station at about 2 P.M. ing and Yealm River. Deo. 31. — BALLY WALTER.— William Granted 31?. 17s. 6d. to seven men in- Wallace Life-boat.—The s.s. Marmion, of jured on duty with the Life-boats at Black- Glasgow, bound from Ardrossan for Pal- pool, Gorleston, Hastings, Kingsdowne, mouth, with a cargo of pig iron and Walton-on-the-Naze and Winterton. dynamite, stranded at Ballyferris Point Also 11. to a man injured at a launch about two miles N. of Ballywalter, in a of the Newbiggin Life-boat. 2ND MAY, 1898.] BEWAEDS. 85

SHOKE-BOAT SERVICES REWARDED BY THE ROYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION IN 1897.

Jan. 6 —A. man put off in a boat from Tenby March 26.—Ten men put off in the local surf and rescued two of the crew of the fishing-b >at boat at Gourdon, Kincurdineshire, and rescued Rajah, of Brixham, which stranded outride the crew of five men from the fishing-boat Tenby Harbour in a moderate gale from S.E. Agnes and Mary Ann, which was totally wrecked and a very heavy sea.—Reward, II. in a strong S.E. gale and a very heavy sea.— Jan. 14.—Voted 61. to four Ramsgate men for Reward, 51. putting off in a wherry, at risk to themselves April 4.—Five men put off in a boat to the and their boat, and saving the crew of four assistance of. the galley punt Gipsy Queen, of men of the smack Alicia, of that port, which Deal, which was filled by heavy seas while stranded outside the harbour and became a launching from Deal beach, and was in a sink- total wreck in a moderate gale from S.E. and a ing state in a moderate gale and a heavy sea. rough sea, on the 4th December last. —Reward, 51. Also 31. to a Plymouth police constable and April 8.—Voted the Silver Medal of the two other men for helping, by means of ropes, to Institution, a copy of the vote inscribed on save nineteen of the crew of the s.s. Arid, of vellum and framed, and the sum of 31. to JAMES West Hartlepool, which was wrecked in Ply- FLETT, one of the crew of the fishing-boat mouth Sound during a strong gale from 3. and Betsy Hughes, of Pittenweem, for gallantly a heavy sea, on the 8th December. saving a boy who had been struck by the sail Also' 21 5*. to six men for putting oft in a and knocked overboard from the flshing-hoat small boat from Bull Bay, Anglesey, with the John and Agnes, of St. Monance, when between view of helping the schooner Gommershaw. of Anstruther and Pittenweem, in a strong N.E. Barrow, which was thought to be in distress in breeze, a heavy sea, and a hard frost, on the - a fresh gale from S.W., a moderate sea, and 6th February. On observing the accident, thick weather on the 24th December. James Flutt divested himself of some of his Also 11. 5t. t6 five men for going out in a clothing, plunged overboard, swam to the boy, harbour boat from St. Peter's Port, Guernsey, who was then unconscious, rescued him, and and offering assistance to the Ketch Laurence took him to the Betsey Hughes. Desirfe, of Lannion, which was anchored in a April 10.—Three men assisted a Broadstairs perilous position in a strong S.W. wind and a skiff, which had been partly swamped at somewhat rough sea on the 10th December. Dumpton Gap in a strong N.N.E. breeze and a Jan. 23.—The crew of the private Life-boat moderate sea.—Reward, 15?.—11. was also Henry Barney Upcher, of Sheringham, rescued granted to the men, being the amount they the crew of eight men from the brig Inpolen, would have received for a pilotage engagement, of KragerB, which was run ashore, being leaky, which however was lost through rendering at Sheringham, in a N.E. gale and a very this service. heavy sea.—Reward, 201. 5s. April 11.—Six men put off in a fishing-boat Feb. 18.—Pour men put off in a boat and and rescued five men and a dog from the ketch rescued the crew of three men from the smack Mountsfield, of Rye, which had stranded and Alarm, of Belfast, which stranded on Copeland sunk off Withernsea, Yorkshire, in a strong Island, Co. Down, in a moderate S.W. gale and S.E. wind and a somewhat rough sea.— a very rough sea.—Reward SI. Reward, 31.—11. Is. was also awarded to seven Feb. 19.—Two men rescued two other men men who assisted to launch the boat used by from a boat which had been swamped in the salvors. Dungloe Bay, co. Donegal.—Reward 11. April 29.—Three men put off in a boat Feb. 20.—Five men rescued the crew, con- and saved four fishermen, whose two boats had sisting of five men, from the schooner Research, been in collision and sank off Port Stewart, of Duudalk, which had stranded at Giles Quay, co. Londonderry, in squally weather.—Reward, in a strong W. gale and a heavy sea.—Reward, 15g. 10s. was also granted to two other men 2Z. 10». in payment for rope lost in rendering help to March 3.—Ten men rescued, by means of one of the boats. lines, ten persons from the Norwegian vessel June 16.—Seven men, forming the crew Rip, which stranded at Burnham, Somerset- of the steam-tug Brock, of Fleetwood, rescued shire, in a whole gale from W.N.W. and a the crew of three men from the flat William heavy sea.—Reward, 5Z. and Alice, which had stranded on a bank oppo- March 3.—Eleven men rescued the crew of site the Wyre Lighthouse, in a strong W.S.W. seven men from the brig Mary Stowe, of gale and a heavy sea.—Rewaid, 31. 10s. Whitby, which was leaking badly off Gorton, July 4.—Three men rescued four men from in a moderate W.S.W. gale and a heavy sea.— the sailing boat Lily, of Holyhead, which had Reward, 51. 10*. been capsized in Holyhead Bay in a strong March 4.—Seven fishermen put off in two breeze and a moderate sea.—Reward, 11. 2». 6d. bouts' and saved the crew of four men from July 9.—Voted the Silver Medal of tue the fishing-boat Lily, of Lerwick, which had Institution, accompanied by a copy of the been caught by a high wave and dashed to vote inscribed on vellum and framed, with pieces on a rock while returning to port in the sum of £2 each, to THOMAS KICKARD, a strong S.E. breeze and a heavy sea.— GEORQB CAULFIELD, JAMES MCLADGLAN, G. Reward 71. KELLY and EDWARD ROUBKE for galLnt 86 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAT, 1898.

services rendered under the following cir- capsized off Sidmouth in a strong wind and cumstances. On the llth May the trawler a moderate sea.—Reward, 10». Dodger, of Ringsend, sprung a leak when Sept. 10.—A fisherman and a boy rescued off the Nose of Howth and signalled to the a man whose boat had capsized and sunk off hooker Storm King, of Howth, which took her Southwold, Suffolk, in a strong N.E. breeze in tow but she immediately began to sink. and a rough sea.—Reward, 15». The Storm King promptly launched a boat with Sept. 12.—Three Deal pilots rescued two THOMAS RICKABD and GEOBGE CAULFIELD on men who were drifting out to sea in a boat board, who took off the Dodger's crew of two off Broadstairs, in a strong N.E. breeze and a men, but that vessel's boom fouled the boat and rough sea.—Reward, 12. 2». 6(2. carried it partly down, leaving the four men Sept 17.—Two pilots rescued two men whose struggling in the water. They regained and boat had been capsized by a squall in Poole righted the boat, but she was capsized three harbour.—Reward, 12. times by rough seas. The hooker Maymaid, Nov. 3.—Two fishermen rescued the crew of of Howth, then bore down and sent a boat two men from the fishing-boat Mermaid, of manned by McLxuGLAN, KELLY and BOUBKE, Bucks Mills, which had been capsized in who picked up the four men from the water, Bamstaple Bay in a moderate to strong breeze incurring great risk of their own boat being from S.E. and a mo lerate sea.—Reward, 15s. capsized. ' Nov. 11.—Resolved that a letter of thanks 12. each was also awarded to the masters of and the sum of 10s. be presented to Captain the two vessels for promptly proceeding to the John Rayer, of the steam-tug Salvor, of rescue, and the sum of 32. 11«. was granted to Cardiff, and 10«. to each of the crew of defray the cost of repairing damage to the Storm four men of that vessel, for promptly casting King's boat and replacing gear, etc., lost on the off a ship which they, in company with occasion. another tug, had in tow, and proceeding to the July 14.—Two men rescued three other assistance of the ketch Cruiser, ot Barnstaple, men whose boat, a pair-oared skiff, had been which had been lun down by a steamer off filled by rough seas and drifted ashore, her Hangman Hill, Devonshire, on the night of the occupants supporting themselves by the oars, 27th October. They succeeded in rescuing two &c., in Poole Harbour.—Reward, 12. of the vessel's crow of three men, the other Aug 6.—A man rescued two men from a having been drowned before help could reach him. boat which had been capsized by a squall in Nov. 15.—Fifteen men landed the crew of Glandore harbour, co. Cork.—Reward, 10«. the barque Ruby, of Belfast, which had broken The sum of 21.10s. was also awarded to the from her moorings alongside the pier at Ross- salvor, as compensation for damage to his boat lare, Ireland.—Reward, 72. 10«. and gear lost in rendering the service. Nov. 28.—Five men put off in a boat and Aug. 12.—Voted 5«. to a man who rescued rescued two of the crew of the B.S. Landore, of another man from a boat which had sunk Liverpool, which stranded on the Manhere near Shanes Island, co. Donegal, in a strong rock, -Lizard, in a moderate wind and sea.— W. breeze and a smooth sea on the 5th Decem- Reward, 12. 5s. ber last. Nov. 29.—Five Royal Artillerymen put off Aug. 19.—A man rescued two men from in a boat and endeavoured to rescue five a small boat which was drifting seawards, comrades who were unable to return to the off Clovelly, in a strong S.W. breeze and a shore, having gone off in 'a boat to secure rough sea. The salvor was in charge of a other boats which were adrift. The would-be sailing boat with five passengers, and on rescuers were carried out to sea, and they and observing the distressed boat, made for it, and the occupants of the other boat were picked brought the men, who were much exhausted, up by passing steamers.—Reward, 22. 10«. safely ashore.—Keward, 10«. Nov. 29.—A man waded into the water and Aug. 26.—Seven men rendered assistance by means of a line assisted the crew of the to the tug Albert, of Connah's Quay, which schooner Percy, of Woodbridge, to land; their was temporarily disabled by damage to her vessel having stranded near Winterton in a machinery, near the rocks at Great Orme's gale and very heavy sea.—Reward, 10«. Head, in foggy weather.—Reward, '61. 10«. Dec. 2.—Seventeen men put off in a large Sept. 3.—Eight men put off in a boat and yawl from Wells, Norfolk, and rescued a man rescued three men from the boat Star of Hope, from the cutter Nancy, of Grimsby, which had in a moderate N.N.W. gale and a heavy sea.— sunk in a N.E. gale.—Reward, 252. 10». The Reward, 82. sum of 32. 18«. 9d. was also awarded to fifteen Sept. 3.—A man rescued ihe crew of four men who were engaged in launching and men from a Coastguard boat which had been hauling up the yawl on the occasion. THE MEDAL OF THE ROYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, FOB THE PBE8EBVATION OP LIFE FBOM SELPWBECK.

Obverte.—Bust of Her Majesty Queen Victoria; beneath, in mlnnte letters, "L. C. Wyon." Double legend, " Royal National Life-boat Institution. Founded in 1824. Incorporated 1860. Victoria, Patroness." Rtnerte.—Three sailors in a Life-boat,—one of whom is in the act of rescuing an exhausted mariner from the waves on a fragment of the wreck. "W. Wyon, Mint." Inscription, "Let not the deep swallow me up." THE beautiful obverse of this medal, executed by the late L. C. WYON, Esq., represents the bnst of QUEER VICTOWA, Her Majesty's locks gracefully waving and gathered in a knot behind, from which issues a wreath of oak clustering over the forehead. This life-like portrait of the QUEEN, in high relief, conveys a truly pleasing and faithful likeness of HER MAJESTY at that period (1862), combining tbe dignity of aspect and benevolence which have always characterised the Queen throughout her long and prosperous reign. The reverse, representing the Life-boat, in which there are three Seamen, rescuing a fourth from the sea. Is a work of great merit. Two of the men are steadying the boat, while the other, stooping, draws in the Shipwrecked Sailor, whose figure is given so as to show the form in the most natural manner; and the expression thrown into bis coun- tenance looking up to bis preserver is supplicating in the extreme, while tbe easy flowing lines of this sailor are finely contrasted by those of his companions: the whole displaying a perfect knowledge of the human frame, and a command of the graver to embody what he had shadowed out to himself. Bat there is another pleasing motive for admiration of this beautiful Medal, as the figure who is so humanely extending his relief to the drowning Mariner is a .portrait of the Artist, the late WILLIAM WTOH, Esq., K.A., himself. Tbe colour of the ribbon (which is corded silk) attached to the medal is blue.

The following is a LIST of the GOLD and SILVER MEDALS which have been voted by the Committee of the Institution from Its establishment in 1824 to the 31st Dec., 1897, to persons whose humane and intrepid exertions in saving Life from Shipwreck on our Coasts have been deemed sufficiently conspicuous to merit that honourable distinction. The Cases will be found recorded In detail in the several Annual Reports of the Institution. The total number of Medals and Clasps granted by the Institution is 1,260, 99 of which were in Gold, and 1,161 in Silver. Sate.—The asterisk (*) after the name denotes the reception of a Gold Medal. The figure after the name signifies the number of honorary distinctions received from the Institution. Abbreviations.—C1. Gd.—Coast Guard. E. C.—Revenue Cruiser. M. M.—Master Mariner. Abbot, Sidney, Clovelly. Agar, J..C«.Ga.,Morris Castle. Amis, Edward, late Coxswain Armstrong, Mr. W., Blyth. Abbott. Mr. John, Cn. Boat- Agnes, Samuel, Wivenhoe. of tbe Palling Life-boat Armstrong, W, Newbiggin. man, .Gi. Allan, Jas., Holy Island. Armstrong, Mr J., Coxswain Austen,Wm., Seaman, Hams- Adam, Mr. J.,

Avisos, Mr. J. N., M. M Bradford, Uriah, Exmouth. Carr, John, CM}*.. Unnmanus Cragle, J., Coxswain of the Boulogne. Bradley, Mr.Wm., Southend Carr, Mr. Samuel, C.O. . G«. Blots, Capt. J. R., R.N.* Cameron, Capt Orford S., Cotton, James, ditto. Duffy, M., Mullaghmore. Blythe, Miss Ellen. R.N., Thincan, Mr. David, Coxswain Bolitho, Simon, C1. Ga., Bnde. Candlish, J., Coxswain of the Coul, Alexander, Montrose. of Montrose Life-boat. B)ngourd,H.,Pilot, Guernsey. Lytham Life-boat Coul, Charles, Montrose. Dunmore, The Right Hon. Burner, G., C1. Gd., Collieston. Cannell. T., Isle of Man. Cowin, J., Isle of Mad. The Earl of. Bouchard, John, St. Martin's. Cannon, Mr-. John, Coxswain Cox, Dr. H. L., Army Dunn, Mr. William, M. M. Bowen, Lieut. C. H., R.N.* of Hasborough Life-boat. Medical Department. Durban, John, Walmer. Boyd, Henry, C1. Ga. CarbMry, Patrick, Wexford. Cox, U. H., B..N .,

Etet&way, Mr. T. I Freeman, John, Seaman. Hamilton, Mr. Geo., C>. G4. Hook", Mr. Wm , Coxswain Eddy, R. Pilot, Plymouth. (3) Freemantle,Capt.O. W.,B.N.* Hamilton, H. A., Esq. (3)* Blakeney Life-boat. Edington, Mr. Chas., . ««. Hwrnmg, N., C*. G«., Dingle. swain Portrusb Life-boat. EUis, Henry, C1. G*., Bude. Friend, Thos., Ramsgate. Hangell, P. S., Broadstairo. Horsford, Miss Josephine. Elphinstone, Geo., Dundalk. Fulton, Mr. Robert, K.N. Hansford, John, Weymonth. Kotsford, Miss M&rfa. Else, Lieut, R.N., Fowey.* Furlong, A., Fishgnard. Harrington, Mr.Denni»,Bere tloughton, H., Hartlepool. Elton, Lt. W.H., K.N., Bart. Jenkins, Mr. W, Fishgnard. Foley, Winspeare, Esq., lisle. Hillary, Sir Wm, Bt (4)«« Jennings, Mr. Wm, M. M.. Ballycastle. Gray,A,,p\ewhite, Mr. T., M. M. Jesse, Commander R, R.N. Broadstairs Life boat. Gray, Mr.J.,M.M..P«terhead. H«id8, Mr. Wm., Coxswain Jinks, Mr. R, Chief Officer ol Formby, Joseph, Formby, Gray, E. W. D., Esq., Dublin. of Winterton Life-boat, Coast. Guard, Cardigan. Forward, Mr. T. R., Com- Gregory, S., C«. G4., St. An- Hodge, Mr. Robert, Clovelly. Joachim, Capt, R.N. (4) mander R. C. Sylvia.* drew's. Hodgson, J, Snnderland. Jobson, Lt. C, R.N. (2)*» Foster, J.,

Jones, Mr. K, Coxswain of 1 Lee, Mr. Charles, Coxswain McKinstry, John, Magee. Morris, Mr. W. E., Port the Holy head Life-boat. (2) Worthing Life-boat. McLaugian, Jas., Howth. Madoc. Jones, George, Boatman. Lieese, Charles, Gunner, R.A. McMillan, J., Kantyre. Morrison, Lt., R.N., C>. G«. Jones, John, Merllyn. Legerton, Mr. Robert, Cox. McNamee, P., C1. G", Dun- Morrison, Mr. Silvester, . Q*. Morrison, W., Ballywalter. Jones, Owen, Anglesey. Leggett, Edw., Gnnner. McPhillips, Patrick, Ser- Mortley, Mr., C". G"., P«d- Jones, Lt. E.. K.N., C«. G«. Leigh, Lt. T, R.N., . G«. tfurpby, Mr. Adam, Cox- Jones, Mr. T., M. M., Cardiff. Lewis, E.,Seaman, Barmonth. Mariole, J. B., French Pilot. swain of Tyrella Life-boat. ' Joy, Mr. George, M. M.* Lewis, Mr. G., . G". Boatman. Matthews. Lt. R. B., R.N.* Nicholas, Matt., Coxswain of Kendall, W.,

Patton, David, Portrush. Reading, Mr. Daniel, Maate Rymer. Lt. P., R.N., C>. Gd Stephenson, Mr. B.. Coxswain Paul, Thos., (?. G"., Bnde. of Ramsgate Har. stm. tugs Sadler, A., C«. Gd. of the Boulmer Life-boat. Payne, Mr. John, C. O Redford, J., Cnllercoats. Salmon, C., Gorleston. Stevens, Henry, Gunner R.A. ., Kllmore. Sanvage, Mr., French Fish Stout, Mr. B., Coxswain Pearse, Jas., Pilot, Porthcawl Reilly, P., Private, A.S.C. Ing-boat IsabeHe. Longhope Life-boat. Pearse, T., Pilot, Porthcawl. Renowden, J-.C". G*., Dingle Sawtell, Mr. Edwin, C". G". Stragnell, Lt., R.H. Peart, John, Montrose. Revell, Edw., Seaman, Rams- Scanlan, Maurice, C1. Gd. Strahan, Mr. H., Pilot. Pedder, Lt..W., R.N.. (X G1 gate Steamer Vulcan. Belderig. Strains, Mr. J., . Roberts, Mr. R., Carnarvon. Steam Life-boat. Swarbrick, Mr. W., M. M. Porter, William, Seaman. Roberts, Mr. R., Assistant Simpson, Mr. Jas., late Mate Symmes, Lt. H. A. S., R.N. Potter, Mr. W., Coxswain Cox. Llanddulas Life-boat. of Ramsgate H. Steam tugs. C". G«.* Cahore Life-boat, [pool. Roberts, Mr. R., Ast. Cox. Sims, J. C". Qa., Dungeness. Synge,TheRev.A.,Balbrtggan Pounder, Mr. Thos., Hartle- North Deal Life-boat. (21. Sims, Lt. And., R.N. (2) Powell, Mr. John, M. M. Roberts, Mr. Robert, Cox. Sinclair, Mr. B., Thnrso, N.B. 'ait, Grace, Shetland. Pratt, Lt. Jas., R.N., . G ., Dnndrum. Preston, Mr., C1. Ga.. Newton. Holyhead Life-boat (2). Sinnott, R., C1. G"., Mullagh- Taylor, Mr. W.,C. (X.C'.G''., Preston, W. M. Esq., Beau- Robertson, Lt. J. H. M., R.N. more. Dunny Cove. (3) [ney. marls. (2) Robertson, Lieut. R., R.N.» Smallridge, Mr. J. H., Cox. Taylor, W. H., New Rom- Prewel, R., (?. G4., Kilrush. Robertson-Macdonald, Vice- Brannton Life-boat. (2) Teel, Mr. W., late Coxswain Price, Thos., Beaumarls. Admiral D. Smith.F., Boatman, Lowestoft. Plymouth Life-boat. Pride. C., C1. Ga..Cbrlstcburch . Robins, Mr. J. Ounn, C1. Ga. Smith, Hy., Pilot, Gloucester. Tegg, Mr.T., M.M., Cornwall. Pringle, Mr. T., Cox. North Robini, Edwin, Polkerris. Smith, J., Shields. ["errett, T., Constable, Knock. Sunderland Life-boat. Robins, William, Polkerris. Smith, Mr. J., Thurso. rhomas,J., CMi"., Atherfiold. Prior, Mr. George, C. 0., loblnson, Lieut., R.N. Smith, Mr. Owen, Bideford. Thomas, J., C*. «•!., Kocken, C>. OA, Ballywalter. loblnaon, Mr. J., Aberdeen. Smith, Peter, P. G*., Lydd. Isle of Wight. Prior, Lt. T. H., R.N., . lockcllffe, W., Sonthport. Smith, Wm.. Bomb., R.A. New Brighton Life-boat. Prowse, George, Exmouth. Roderick! E., OVO4., Dun- Smith, Mr. W., Aldborongh. 'hompson, 1)., Thurso, N.B. Pnrdy.H.,C'.G. Rothery, Lieut. J., R.N. Stables, R., Holyhead. Scarborough. Quirke, G., Esq., Douglas. lourke, Edw., Howth. Standing, Edward, New Flndall, Tbelah-W., Esq. Rowe, W., (X Ga., Dingle. Romney. [wold. 'ook, Alfred, Southwold. Rowe, W., Scllly. Stannard,Mr.F.. M.M.. Sonth- 'oole, Capt. W., Cnrracloe. Rae, Wm., Whitburn. [(2)" Rowe, W., Seaman, Hetaton. Stap, Mr. R., ». G»., Imnbar. 'oomey, J., Kingstown. Randall, Lt. H., R.N..O. (jd.. Rowlands, Mr. T., M. M., Stark, Lt. P., R.N., CMi". (2)* 'orrens, Capt. John A. W. Handle, Mr. J., Bristol. Newport, Pembroke. Starke, Mr. J., C1. G

G 2 92 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAT, 1898.

Tredwen, Mr. R., Padstow. Wales, G., Broadstalrs. Weldrake, E., Spurn Point. Williams, William, Grocer, Tregidgo, Mr. W. H., (?. G*., Wales, J., Broadstairs. Welsh, Mr. M., M. M. Llanddnlas. Newquay. (3) Walker, Lieut., R.N. West, Mr. Wm., Blatch- Wade, Mr., M. M., Padstow. 1 Wake, Mr. Baldwin Arden Wedge, W., C . G«., Saloombe. Williams, Mr. J. O., C. 0. ington. Mid. H.M.S. Forwtar. Weekes, Wm. Wall, Seaman. C«. G«., Holyhead. (2) Young, Lt. T.. R.N., Cf. G«.

THE LIFE-BELT USED BY THE CBEWS OF THE LIFE-BOATS OF THE EOYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION. *!fP**rS-, The requisite qualities of a life-boatman's life-belt ^Ej-.-jj are — Hi^Ipk fjS* 1. Sufficient extra buoyancy (maximum 28 Ibs., ] ^S*Ja minimum 25 Ibs.) to support a man heavily clothed, X_^_ with his head and shoulders above the water, or E^^ to enable him to support another person besides JiiPx^^n^^^ffrv^^Fl £5S5^^ himself. m& 2. Perfect flexibility, so as to readily conform to m\\\ the shape of the wearer. fS\\\\T ft n'lnBBBk d^Bi V \- -4""fcjULJl^ Ilk 3. A division into two zones, an upper and lower, so that between the two it may be secured tightly f- '-^9 1 Jfi'jt' a ft ^ I ^p^TOr round the waist ; for in no other manner can it be ^^fefiTii \U \ W confined sufficiently close and secure round the body •« , ' ' _1 i TTJa^fl without such pressure over the chest and ribs as • • to materially affect the free action of the lungs* 1aH9H • H impede the muscular movement of the chest and P^\t> ~- I A arms, and thereby diminish the power of endurance / 'v WTxJIm of fatigue, which, in rowing-boats, is a matter of vital

imPOrtan0e t^^/V -v P *• Strength- , durability and non-liability to injury. ' ,. / ' 2ND MAY, 1898.] THE LIFE-BOAT STATION. 93

THE LIFE-BOAT STATION,

THE following brief description and diagrams illustrative of a complete Life-boat Establishment, including the House for the protection of the boat, will serve to convey an idea of the general character of one of the 295 Life-boat Stations of the EOYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION. It will be seen that it is a work of a costly nature, and that not only in the first instance, but that a large permanent expense is entailed in keeping the whole machinery in an efficient state, in the re-supply of any part of it which may be destroyed or worn out, in the exercise of the boats' crews, in launching and working the boats, and in remunerating them for their services in saving their fellow-creatures. Yet, looking to the vast importance of the result effected, and the responsibility of calling on men to risk their lives in effecting the same, it is felt that few if any persons will be found who will consider that expense to be incurred in vain.

THE LIFE-BOAT. (See Diagrams on next page.) The following drawings show the general ontline and principal fittings of a 34 feet by 74 feet self-righting boat. Figure 1 gives the profile or broadside view, the shaded part showing that devoted to the air-cases, which give extra buoyancy. The letter A shows the deck, and the unshaded parts the relieving-tubes, by which any water that breaks on board escapes. The shaded part of the keel, B, represents the ballast composed of iron. The festooned dotted lines are the life-lines outside the boat, for men to catch hold of when overboard. In Figure 2, the unshaded space, A, represents the uncovered part of the deck, THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAT, 1898.

B, the, relieving-tubes, 0, the side air-cases above the deck, D, the end air-cases, E, the ventilating scuttles, P, the water-ballast tanks, G, the plugs, and H, the pumps of the ballast tanks. Figure 3 represents the body plan or cross sections at various distances from stem to stem. Figure 4 gives the midship section.

THE SELF-RIGHTING WATER-BALLAST LIFE-BOAT.

P a o ft ue

Fig 2.

DECK PLA N .

BODY PI AN MIDSHIP SECTION . This Life-boat possesses in the highest degree all the qualities which it is desirable that a Life-boat should possess:— 1. Great lateral stability, or resistance to upsetting. 2. Speed against a heavy sea. 8. Facility for launching and taking the shore. 4. Immediate self-discharge of any water breaking into her. 6. The important advantage of self-righting if upset. 6. Strength. 7. Stowage room for a large number of passengers. 2ND MAT, 1898.] THE LIFE-BOAT STATION. 95

THE LIFE-BOAT TBANSPOBTING-CABBIAGE. The Life-boat transporting-carriage is a very important auxiliary to the boat. Nearly every Life-boat, except a few of the larger size, is provided with a carriage, on which she is kept in the boat-house ready for immediate transportation to the most favourable position for launching to a wreck. A Life-boat is thus made available for a greater extent of coast than she otherwise would be; and even when launched from abreast of the boat-house, she can generally be much quicker conveyed to the water's edge than without a carriage. In addition to this ordinary use, a carriage is of immense service in launching a boat from a beach; indeed, to such an extent is

this the case, that a boat can be readily launched from a carriage in a high surf, when without one it would often be very difficult to do so. The carriage consists of a fore and main body. The latter is formed of a keelway, and of bilgeways attached to it, and resting on the main axle, the boat's weight being entirely on the rollers of the keelway. Its leading characteristics are that while for launching it forms an inclined plane, down which the boat can be launched off the rear end with considerable impetus, it can also be used for replacing the boat, the inclined plane being reversed by removing the fore-carriage. A very full equipment of stores is supplied to the Life-boats of the Institution— such as cork life-belts, anchors and cables, grapnels and lines, life-buoys, lanterns, rockets, and many other articles, together with portable or launching-skids. 96 THE LITE-BOAT. [2ND MAT, 1898.

THE LIFE-BOAT HOUSE.

The boats of the NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, and all belonging to them, are kept in roomy and substantial boat-houses, under lock and key, in charge of paid coxswains, under the general superintendence of local honorary committees of residents in the several localities. Each boat has its appointed coxswain at a salary of S/., and an assistant at 11. a year, with further allowances under special circumstances. The crew consists, in addition, of a bowman, who is paid SOg. a year, and as many boatmen as the boat pulls oars. A signalman is also appointed who receives a retaining fee of 17. per annum, and payment as a helper each time he is on duty. The members of the volunteer crews are registered and, wherever practicable, at least double the number of men required are entered on the register. Such men are mostly resident boatmen, fishermen or Coastguardmen. On every occasion of going afloat to save life, the coxswains and each of the crew receive alike from the funds of the Institution (whether successful or not) 10*., if by day, and I/., if by night; and usually 4». each for every time of going afloat for exercise. It should he specially noted that the Life-boat crews, excepting when remunerated by the owners of vessels for property salvage service, are paid by the Institution for their'efforts, whether successful or not, in saving life. These paymentsare increased bv one half during the six months of each year beginning the 1st October, and ending the 31st March. The Institution also grants retiring allowances to Coxswains, Bowmen and Signalmen of good behaviour and long service. A reward of 7s. is given to the man who first brings intelligence of a wreck in such a position as not to be in sight of a Coastguard man on duty or other responsible look-out man. A flag hoisted by day, and the firing of a carronade (or other alarm signal) by night, are the well-known signals for calling the crew together. On boarding wrecks, the preservation of life is the sole consideration. Should any goods or merchandise be brought into the Life-boat, contrary to the coxswain's remonstrance, he is authorised to throw them overboard. The formation of a Life-boat Station costs more than 1,00021, and the Annual Expense of maintaining it is about iOOZ.— in many instances much more. Such is a brief summary of the chief of the Regulations under which the Life-boats are worked. How faithfully and with what result they are carried out let the journal? of each Life-boat Station and the annals of the Institution tell. The NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION has now 295 Life-boats under its charge. Nearly all of these have been specially presented to it, and they save every year hundreds of shipwrecked sailors. Altogether, the Institution has granted rewards for the saving of 40,474 lives, either by its Life-boats or by other means. Despite, however, this fleet of 296 Life-boats, and of 16 others locally provided or otherwise sup- ported, and despite the numerous rocket apparatus stations on our coast, there remains the melancholy fact that on an average 60f> lives are lost annually on or near the coasts of the United Kingdom alone, as shown by the Board of Trade Returns, proclaiming solemnly, though silently, that, for humanity's sake, and for the national credit, no exertions should be spared in providing every possible means for the conveyance of succour to the shipwrecked. The Institution needs an income of about 80,000?. to maintain its great Life-saving Fleet; and the Committee feel assured that it will never lack it so long as it maintains its boats in the state of thorough efficiency that they are in at the present time, and manned as they are on every emergency by as fearless and noble a class of men as ever Nelson or Collingwood led to battle to uphold our country's honour and glory. ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS

FBOM let JANT7ABY TO Slst DECEMBEB, 1897.

HER MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY THE QUEEN, Annual Subscription, £50. Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Snbe. Donctlons. £. s. A £. s. d. £. s. d. £. >. d. A. B. C. 0889-97, £4310

Ann. Snbs. Donations. Ann. Sobs. Donation*. £. s. d. £. *. d. £. i. d. £. t. d. Brought forward . 160 8 6 142 16 6 Brought forward . 234 10 6 661 15 - Atkinson, Mrs. E 5 - - Bathurst, The Right Hon. The Atkinson, W., Esq. ...11- Earl 2 - - Atrato, E.M.S., collected from Batten, Messrs. J. & I. & Co. 11- passengers, per R. M. BatterseaChapel SundaySchool Greaves, Esq., and Gilbert Benevolent Society ..11- Elliott, Esq., M.R.C.S. . . . 8 10 - Batthyany-Strattmann, The Auckland, s.s., collected on board, per Capt. C. James. . . 126Baucher, W., Esq - 10 6 Auerbach, Emil, Esq. ..11- Bawtree, Miss L. M...... - 12 - Austen, A., Esq - 10 6 Bayley and Ridley, Messrs. .11- Austen, Mrs. G. Powell (Ann. Baylis, T. C., Esq. ...22- Sub. £1, paid in 1898). Baynes, General R. S. ..11- Austin, Mrs. H. N. . . . 1 - - Beanchamp, The Hon. Lady Aylmer, Major-Gen. H. (1884- (collected in aid of Beau- 97, £14 14s.) 11- champ Life-boat at Caister) . . 20 - - Beattie Miss S 5 - - Beaumont, G., Jnn., Esq. .11- Beckett, Rev. W. P., B.A. . - 5 - Backhonse, James E., Esq. . 5 - <- Beckh, Mrs. W. W. . . . - 10 6 Bacup Co-operative Store Bedford, Henry, Esq. ..11- Bedford, Her Grace the Badley, Mrs. Laura E. . 22- Bagot, Walter, Esq. . . 11- Bedlington Equitable Indus- Bailey, Arthur, Esq. . . 2 - - trial Co-operative Society, Bailey, E. H., Esq. . . 11- Ltd. (1896-7, £4 4s.) . . . . 22- Baillie, Lady (1891-7, £9) . . 1 - - Bedminster Industrial Co- Baillie, Mrs. E. F. ...11- operative Society, Limited 11 — Baily, Miss A. L 11- Beeching Brothers, Messrs. . . . 33- Baily, H. B., Esq. 1 - - Beeston, Miss (1891-7, £12) . . . 2 - - Begbie, Ross & Gibson, Messrs. 11- Baker, John, Esq., the late . 1 - - Beit A., Esq 2-- Baker, Mrs. John . . . . - 10 - Bell, Messrs. Alexander, A Co. 1 1 - Baker.Rev. Sir T. H. B.,Bart. 11- Bell, Mrs. Mary .... 1 1 - Bancrof t, Sir Squire ...22- Bell, Robert, Esq. (1883-97, Bankes, Mrs. Scott ...11- £70) ...... 5 - - Banks, Dr. J. and Family Bellas, Messrs. Hugh and (1888-97, £11 2«.) 1 - - Barber and Co., Messrs, J. . 1 1 - Barclay and Sons, Messrs., Bembridge, s.s.,collected by dog, per Mr. W. Butler . . . 2 10 - Barclay, Perkins & Co., Ltd. Benetfink & Co., Messrs. ..11- (in addition to £10 10s. Bennett, T. Wheeler, Esq. . 1 , 1 - donation to City of London Bennetts, Miss Olympia (1864-97, £110) 6 - - Barclay, Hanbury, Esq. ..11- Bentwitch, Herbert, Esq., Barker, The Misses . . . 5 - - LL B . . ..11- Barkworth

Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann.Sn bs. Donations. £. i. d. i. i. d. £. >. d. £. ». d, Brought forward . 286 10 6 722 15 - Brought forward . 355 3 - 770 14 6 Blakiaton, M., Esq. , . . 2 - - Bromley Co-operative Society, Blandfoid, collected after Limited (1895-7 £10.) . . . 5 - - Lecture in Parish Boom, by Brook, Mrs. Mary .... 1 1 Rev. E. Hightou - 13 6 Brooke, John T., Esq, ..11 Blatch, H., Esq. . . . . 2 - - Brooks & Son, Messrs. ..22 Blathwayt, Mrs. K ...22- Brown, Adam, Esq. (1895-7, Ditto (1896-7, £6 6s.) . . . 83- £10) .... 5 - - Blaxland, Captain J. E., K.N. Brown, G. W., Esq. ... 1 1 (1891-7, £7 10s. 6Boston, collected from sea- Brown, Shipley,

Ann. Sato. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. ». d. £. *. d. £. s. d. £. «. d. Brought forward . 422 5 6 809 13 - Brought forward . .504 7 - 1004 2 - Butler, C., Esq. . . . . - 10 - Butlin, C Esq. ...11- Chavasse, Miss M. C.. ..11- Buttanshaw, Major ...11- Chawner, Miss, Lyndhurst Button, B. L., Esq 1 - - (1893-7, £5 5s.) 11- Byles, M. Bernard, Esq. ..22- Cheetham, H., Esq. ... 1 1 - Cheste', Miss 1 2 - - Chester-le-Street Co-opera- C. A. M 75 - - tive and Industrial Society, C B S 100 - - C. & H. T 22- Chetwynd, The Viscount ..11- C M B . .. 2 - - Child and Co., Messrs. ... 2 2 - C. 8. A. (1888-97, £47 5».) . . . 55-Child, J. A. E., Esq. . . . - 10 - Cadenhead, Mrs. (for 1898) . - 10 - Childers, Miss C 3 - - Calvert, Mrs. G.," In memory Chippindale, Miss .... 1 1 - of her husband." (1894-7 Chipping Norton Co-op»rative £1 6s ) - 5 - Society, Limited 11- Campbell, Mrs. M. G. (1895-7, CMswick, s.s., collected per £2) ...... - 10 - Capt. A; H. Ottley 2 19 - Campbell, Mrs. Emma R. .11- Christian, Readers of the, per Candler, P. W., Esq. . . 2 - - Messrs. Morgan & Scott . . . 124- Cannon Brewery Company, Chrittian World, Readers of Limited . 10 10 — the, per Messrs. Clarke & Co. . . 2 - - CanUon, M., Esq. (1891-7, Christie, Alexr., Esq. . . 5 - - £15 15> ). ..- .. 22 Christopherson-Bev. A..M.A. 1 - - Capel, Frank C., Esq. ..55- Christy & Co.. Limited, Caradoc Ship Co., Limited 11- Messrs...... 1 1 - Carbuttand Co., Messrs. ..11- Church, F., Esq 11- Carew, Col. E. Pole ... 1 - - Church and Son, Messrs. . - 10 - Carlingf ord, The Eight Hon. Churchill, G. 0., Esq. (1891- Lord . . . ' . . . . 2 - - 7, £5 lls ) 2 - - Carlisle, The Eight Hon. the Clacton-on-Sea Pier Company, Countess of.... 2 - - proceeds of Concert . . . 31 7 9 Carpenter, Qapt. Edwin, Clark, Bach & Co., Messrs. 11- H.C.S. (1896-7 £2 2s.) . . . 11- Clark, C. S. Gordon, Esq. 22- Carpenters, The Worshipful Clark, Miss E. L. . . 11- Clark, Mrs. Le Gros . . 11- Carr, W. L. Esq 11- Clark.W. A.,Esq.(1891-7,£5) . . 1 - - Carr Miss H 3 Clarke & Co., Messrs. Ste- Carson & Sons, Messrs. W. . 2 2 - Carter, Paterson, & Co., Ditto (1888-97, £52 10s.) . . 56- Limited, Messrs. ...11- Clarke, A. Gordon, Esq. ..11- Carter, Surgeon-Major Fredk. 2 - - Clarke, Col. H. M. Stanley Cartwright, Capt. H. A. . . 5 - - (1891-7, £20) 5 - - Cartwright, Mrs . 11- Clarke, Mrs. Cowden, the late 11- Causton, Sir J., & Sons ..11- Cave, L. T., Esq 5 - - Clarke, B. Stanley, Esq. ..22- Cave, Adm. J. Halliday, C.B. 2 - - Clarke, T. W. E., Esq. . . - 10 - Cave-Browne-Cave, Mrs. Ed- Clarke, W. G. & Sons, Messrs. 11- ward F «-•«. 22 — Claudius & Chattaway, Messrs. - 10 - Cavell, John E., Esq. ...11- Clayton, Colonel Fitz-Eoy, Cayley, H., Esq. (1883-97, Deputy Chairman . • . 2 - - £9 5*. Sd.) 11- Clayton, C. H., Esq. ... 1 1 - Chads, Admiral Sir H., Clayton, F. S., Esq. ... 1 1 - KGB .. 1 - - Clayton, Master Sydney, and Chad wick, Mrs 11- Masters J. & H. Walsing- Chamberlain, R., Esq. ..11- ham, proceeds of small Chamberlyne, Major Tanker- ville J . . . 1 - - Clayton, Sir W. B., Bart. .11- Chambers and Colby, Messrs. . . 22- Cleator Moor Co-operative Champion, F. C., Esq. ..11- Society, Limited ...88- Chapman, Wm., Esq. (1893-7, Clegram, Mrs. W. B. . . . 1 1 - £3 2s ) ..11 Clerk, General H., R.A. ..11- Charlaw and Sacriston Col- Clerke, Chas. L.. Esq. (1882- lieries Company, Limited .22- 97, £47) ...... 8 - - Charnley,Abraham andTodd, Clive, Lieut-Col. G. W. (1896-7, £10) 5 - - Charrington, Miss M. . . . 2 - - Clive, Mrs. A. S 5 - - Charteris, Lady Margaret .22- Cloid, Eoufledge

Ann, Snbs. Donations. . Ann. Subs. I>onation». £. t, d. £. s. d. £. ». d. £. *. d. Brought forward . .572 19 - 1089 6 9 Brought forward . .661 4 -118115 9 Coal Merchants' Society of Cotes-worth, W., Esq. . ..11- Cotton Powder Co., Ltd. . . . 55- Coates, Joseph, Esq. ...22- Courthope, Mrs. G.C., the late 1 - - Cobb, James F., Esq. . . . - 10 6 Courtney, Mrs. C. ... 1 1 - Cobb, Mrg...... 1 1 - Goutts and Co., Messrs. . . 10 - - Cobbold, Felix T., Esq. ..S3- Covent Garden Theatre, col- Cock, Miss F...... !-- lected at Fancy Dress Ball Cockburn, Rev. 3. Scott . . - 10 6 pet Mr. H. Stanf erd . . . . 1 14 9 Cockey, E., Esc[ - 10 6 Coventry, Sheppard & Co. . - 10 6 Codrington, Major. . . . 3 - - Cohen, Mrs. Henry L 50 - - Cowburn, A. D., Esq., for East Colchester and East Essex Coast Statioas (1894-7, Co-operative and Industrial £36 15* ) . . . 10 10 - Society, Limited ...22- Cowes Regatta, collected by Coldicott, Henry, Esq. . . - 10 6 Miss Frances H. Loyd and Cole, A. C., Esq. .... 1 1 - Capt. Burridge 648 Cole, Edward M. Stuart, Esq. 11- Cox and Co., Messrs. ...56- Coleman, Capt. G. ...11- Cox, Miss M. A 22- Coleman, Rev. W - 10 - - Cox, Robert, Esq., M.P. .11- Coles, Alfred H., Esq. . . 5 - - Craig & Co., Messrs. K. H. .11- Coles, Miss E. M. . . . . 1 1 - Cramlington District Co- Collet, Sir M. W., Bart. ..11- operative Society, Limited 22- Collier, Messrs. F. H. & A. . 1 1 - Cranfleld, Wm., Esq. . . ; 1 1 - Collin Mrs J 11- Collingwood, Miss M. A. .11- Crawford, R. D., Esq. ..11- CiCTre'a Trustees, Lord . . 30 - - Collyer, Messrs. N. * R. . . . - 1.0 - Croft, Mrs. L 22- Colman, Messrs. J. & J., Ltd. - 10 6 Crof ton, Capt. and Mrs. Dofce 1 - - Colnaghi, Sir D. E. (1892-7, Croggan and Co., Lizfijted, (for 1895-6) 22- Colne and District Co- Crompton, H., Esq. . . . - 10 - operative Society, Limited Cronbach & Co., Messrs. . . - 10 6 (1895-7, £8 8«.) 22- Clock, W. J., Esq. . . . - 6 - Colonial Company, The, Crookes, Alf., Esq. ... 1 1 - Crosbie, Rev. Howard A., Coltimoio, B.S., collected on MA ...... 2 2 - trip to New York and back . . 30 - - Cross, Mrs. David (1891-7 Colvdl, Lieut-Col. Thos. H. £5) .. 2-- (1873-97, £9) - 10 - Csoss, Eobert, Esq. (1891-7 Colville of CuIrosUjThe Right £7 58\ 33- Hon. Lord, K.T. . • .22- Crosse, Mrs. St. Croix ..11- Colville, Capt. The Hon. Crosse & Blackwell, Ltd. .56- Cecil, R.N., C.B. ... 4 - - Crown ofjndia, ship, Officers' Commercial Steamship Com- and Crew's Contribution . . . 573 Croxall, Mrs. Tongue. ..22- Comptoir National d'Escompte Cruddas, Charles J., Esq. .11- de Paris 38- Cruddas, W. D., Esq., M.P. 11- Compton, H., Esq. ...11- Cullingford, W. H., Esq; .22- Cullingworth, J. D., Esq. . 1 - - ConnortonA Co., Messrs. .11- Cunnvnghame, Rev. Hugh Coode, R. C., Esq 5 - - C.R.,M.A...... 1 1 - Cook, Masters Arthur and Curling, Miss, in addition to George, collected by , . . . - 15 - gift of two Life-boats Cook, W. F., Esq 33- (1874-93, £100) .... 6 - - Cooke, Mrs, E. M. (1891-97, Carrey, C. Herbert, Esq. .22- £14 4,,) .. 22- Curteis, Whitworth, and Co., Cooper Miss ... I 1 - Cooper, Mrs. S. M. , . . 1 - - Cuat, Lieut. Sir Chas. L., Cdoper, Mrs. T. E. ...11- Bart R.N...... 2 - - Coote, Thomas, Esq. ..11- Cope and Co., Messrs. F. . . - 5 - Cutler, Palmer* Co., Messrs. 22- Corbett, J Esq » .22- " Cypher" ...... !-- Corder & Haycraft, Messrs. . - 10 6 Ditto, (for 1898) ... 1 - - Corkran, Colonel C. Seymour 5 - - Czanukow,C.,Esq. ,..22- Cornell, Geo., Esq., the late. 11- Cornforth and Coxhoe Co- operative Society, Ltd. . . . 55- Oornish-Bowden, Mrs. ..22- Corrie, A. J., Esq. .... 3 3 - D J...... 10 - - Corrie^ Rev. E. S., M.A.,"In D'Abren, I. J., Esq. (1891-7, memory of E. B. C." . . - 10 - £26 6s.) 22- Corscaden, Mrs 55- Daggett, Mrs. S. J. . . . 1 1 - Carried foivratH . £661 4 - 1181 15 9 Carried forward . £776 8 61218 2 5 102 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAT, 1898.

Ann. Snte. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. s. d. £. i. d. £. s. d, £. s. d. Brought forward . 776 8 6 1218 2 5 Brought forward . 860 7 - 1276 12 5 Dallas, Sir Geo., Bt. (1873-97, Digby, Commander the £117)...... 5 - - Hon. G. F., R.N. (1894-7, Dalton-in-Furness Co-opera- £40) 10 - - tive Socy., Ltd. (1895-7, Dimsdale, J., Esq. (1889-97, £6 6s.) 22- £18 18«.) 22- Dalton, H., Esq 3 - - Dinham,Fawcus&Co.,Messrs. 11- Dal ton, Mrs. H., the late . 2 - - Dixie, Lady Florence (1895- 7, £3 2».) 22- Dalziel Co-operative Society, Dixon, Capt. R. T., R.E. . 6 - - Limited (1895-7, £10) . . . . 5 - - Dixon, Miss A. M. Jameson 11- Dand, J., Esq .11- Domville, Sir W., Bait. ..22- Daniell, Mrs. Torrens . . 1 - - Doran, Arthur L., Esq. (1895- Daniell, Major R. H. (1896-7 7, £2) . •. 1 - - £1) - 10 - Dove, John, Esq - 5 - Daniell, Mrs., Brookwood . . . 11- Dover River and Dist. Co- Danvers, Sir Juland, K.C.S.I. 11- operative Society, Limited Darling, Mrs. E 11- (1895 7, £6 6* ) 22 Darling, Mrs. S 65- Downes, Percy, Esq. . . 11- Darnell, Messrs. W.&J. R.. 11- Doxat, Miss C. . . . - 10 6 Darwen Industrial Co-opera- Doyle, Capt. Kennett . . . - 10 6 tive Socy., Ltd. .... 2 2 - Draeger, A., Esq. ... 22- Draeger, G. F., Esq. . . 2 - - Davies-Colley, N., Esq. ..11- Drew, Joseph, Esq. . . 1 1 - Drummond, Capt. Alfred M ' 2 - - Davis, Fredk., Esq. ...11- Drummond, Capt. C. G. A. 22- Davison, Newman, & Co. .11- Drnmmond, George J., Esq. 22- Davy, H. S., Esq 11- Drummond, Messrs. . . 10 - - Davy, Hill

Ann. Sabs. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. «. d. £. s. d. £. «. d. £.

Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Snbs. Donations. £. t. d. £. s. d. £. 1. d. £. t. d. Brought f orward . 1313 9 6 1389 11 1 Brought forward . 137814 - 1480 13 1 Fry, Thos. H. , Esq. ...11- Fryer, Captain C. G., J.P. .11- Gore, Miss E. E 1 - - Fuller, The Misses ... 2 - - Gorell, Miss 1 - - Gorringe, Frederick, Esq. .33- Gosling, Francis, Esq. ..11- Gosling, Mrs. C. H. . . . 1 1 - Gosling, Mrs. Mary ...11- Gonffee & James, Messrs.. . - 10 6 G. R. B. (1877-97, £99 5s.) . . . 55-Gould, Capt. G. J 3 - Gaberill, C. H., Esq 10 - Gould, Mrs. E., South Nor- Gabriel, Miss (1891-7, £7 6s.) .. 11- wood (1886-97, £1 18s. 6<2.) . . - 5 - Gale and Co., Messrs. ..22- Grafton, John H., Esq. , . 22- Gall, C. E., Esq. (1893-7, Graham, Mrs. North ... 1 1 - £10 10s.) . . . . . 22- Graham, Philip H., Esq. ..11- Grant, A. Macpherson, Esq. . . . 1 - - Galton, Erasmus, Esq. ..22- Grant, Ed., Esq 11- Gamlen, Miss Mary B. . . 2 - - Grantham Equitable Co-ope- Gammon, Samuel. Esq. rative Industrial Socy.. (1896-7, £2 2s.) 11- Ltd. .' .22- Ganthorp, Miss E 1 - - Grasett, Mrs. H. B. . . .33- Gapp, J. Bridgeman, Esq. . . . 55- Graves, Henry C., Esq. ..11- Gardiner, Miss Caroline ..11- Gravesend, The Borough of, Gardiner, Miss E 11- Co - operative Society, Gardiner, Miss Ellen ...11- Ltd. .11 Gardiner, Miss Emma S. . . 1 1 - Gray, Dawes, & Co., Messrs. 10 10 - Gardner, J. E., Esq. . . . 10 10 - Gray, Rev. C., M.A. ... - 5 - Gardner, Rev. T. J. C., M.A. 11- Grays Co-operative Industrial Gardner, Wm., Esq 11- and Provident Society ..22- Garnett, G. Russell, Esq. .11- Great Harwood Co-operative Garnham, A., & Co., Messrs. 11- Society, Limited (1896-7, Garnock, Bibby and Co., £4 2s ). .. 22- Ltd...... 1 1 - Great Horton Industrial Socy., Ltd. (1895-7, £3) . . . 1 - - Ditto (1896-7, £10 10s.) . . . 55- Greatrex, A.W., Esq. (1893-7, Garrett, Miss J. G. . . .33- £8 l«.) . . 1 - - Garrett, E. W., Esq. (1891-7, Green, Frederick, Esq. ..11- £14 14s.) 22- Green, Joseph F., Esq. . . . 10 - - Gateshead Industrial Co-ope- Green, Mr. E. B 11- ! rative Socy., Ltd. (1895-7, Green, R. and H., Limited . . . 55- £40) . . . . • 10 - - Greene, A. D., Esq. ... 1 1 - Gatty, Chas. Henry, Esq., Greene,Mrs. S.V. S.Hamilton LL D 22- (1895-7, £2 Is.) 1 - - Gay and Co., Messrs. E. Gregg, E. & E. (1895-7, £40) . . 15 - - (1882-97, £184 16s.) . . . . 21 - - Gregorv & Co., Messrs. . . - 10 6 Geary, Sir W. N., Bart. . 1 - - Greig.j., Esq. (1893-7, £3). . . 1 - - Gibbes, W., Esq. . . . 1 - - Gresham-Wells, Mrs. . . . - 10 - Gibson, David, Esq. . .11- Grey, The Misses (1893-7, Giesler and Co., Messrs. .33- £3 15s.) - 12 6 Girdlestone, Mrs. E. B. . 1 - - Grice, Wm., & Co., Messrs. Girdwood & Co., Messrs. . - 10 6 (1862-97, £320) ...... 5 - - Girling and Stannard, Messrs. - 5 - Griggs J. Esq 11- Gladstone, John E., Esq. .22- Grimsdale & Sons, Messrs. .11- Glasgow Evening Times, col- Grimshaw Park Co-operative lected from Compositors, Society, Limited (1895-7, per Mr. T. Munro 1 - - £6 6s ) 22- Glenn, In memory of Wm. M. 2 - - Grosvenor, Capt. the Hon. Glover Brothers, Messrs. . - 10 - Norman de 1'A 1 - - Goddard, R. W., Esq. ..11- Grosvenor, Chater, & Co., Godlee, Francis, Esq. ..55- Godlee, J. L., Esq.. ..11- Guerrier, Marshall & Co., Godley, Miss R. M. ..11- Godsal, Miss Mary ..11- Goff, Colonel R. C. . . 1 - - Gun Makers, Worshipful Com- pany of (1866-97, £341) . . . 10 - - Goldsmid, Lady Louisa, Gumey, Henry, Esq. ... 1 1 - (1893-7, £60) 10 - - Gurney,W.B.,& Son, Messrs. 11- Gomonde, Mrs. (1864-97, Gutch, John, Esq 1 - - £680) 20 - - Guthrie, Mrs., in memory of Gonne. Edward, Esq. ...11- the late Major C. 0. James 5 - - Goode, Miss M. H. (1877-97, Gwyer, Mr. Joseph (proceeds £11 10s.) . . - 10 - of Sale of Lines on the Goodrich, Miss A. M 5 - - Life-boat, in addition to Gordon, A. D., Esq. ...22- collection on steamers, &c.) . . 2 5 10 Carried forward . .£137814 -148013 1 Carried forward .£1439 7 61533 65 1 ' 2ND MAT, 1898.] ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 105

Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. s. d. £. ,. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. Brought forward . 1439 7 6 1633 6 5 Brought forward . 1515 10 - 16761011 H. B 2 Hassell, Mrs. C. G. . . .1010 - H. B '22- Haesell, Mrs. Susan '. . .11- H. H. T. S. (1895-7, £3 3s.) . . . 11Haswell,Vice-Admira- l W. H. I - - H. R...... 22- Hathornthwaite,The Rev. R.. H. W. H. .- . . . . .11- B.A. (1881-97, £40 19s.) . 33- Haarbleicher and Schumann. 11- Hatton, Miss A. . . . . - 10 6 Haas, H. C., Esq. ." . . .11- Havelock, M., Esq. . . . - 10 - Haverfleld, Mrs. E. . . . 1 1 - Haig, Mrs. F. (1894-7, Hawick Co-operative Society, £2 2s.). - 10 6 Haigh, W., Esq. (for 1896-7) 11- Hawkins & Co., Messrs. J. E. Haley, Edward, Esq. (1896-7, (Ann.Sub.£l, paid in 1896). Halford, Hon. Mrs. ... - 10 - Hayes, George W., Esq. ..22- Halifax Flour Society, Ltd. Hayes, Mrs. L., the late . . 2 - - (1896-7, £4 4s.) 22- Haynes, Edmund C., Esq. .11- Hall, Hawkesley, Esq. ..11- Hay's Wharf, Proprietors of 1 1 - Hall, Miss Elizabeth . . .11- Hayter and Hay ter, Messrs. . 1 1 - Hall, Miss M. 8 - 10 - Hayward, B. W., Esq. (1886- Hall, W. H., Esq. 5 - 97, £12 4s.) .... . 11- Hambro & Son, Messrs. C. J. . . 1 - -Hayward, J. Fred., Esq. Hamilton, Admiral Sir R. V., (1878-97, £109 6s.) . . . 1 - - G.C.B. ... -..11- Hayward, Leonard W., Esq. 22- Hamilton, Col. H. B. (1896-7, Head and Co., Messrs. H. . 2 2 - £2 2s.) ...... 11- Heatley and Son, Messrs. .11- Hamilton, F. A., Esq. . . 10 10 - Hebden Bridge Industrial Co- Hamilton, Lieut. A. S., R.N. 11- operative Society, Limited . . 22- Hamilton, Miss (1895-7, £2) . . 1 - - Heckmondwike Industrial Co- Hamilton, Miss Daisy (1896- operative Society, Limited . . 55- 7, £2)...... 1 - - Hedley, Miss Isabella. ..22- Hamilton, Miss Mary E. Hefford, J. G.,Esq. ...11- Hegan, C. J., Esq 5 - - Hemery, C., Esq^. . . . . - 10 6 Hammond, Rev. Egerton D., Henckell, Du Buisson, and Co., M.A., thetot e. •. . •. 1 - Hanson, Mrs., Stow Poeden . . — 15 - Henderson, Miss F. (In Hanson, Mrs., Bournemouth. - 10 8 memory of the late James Hardie, Thos. Kincaid, Esq., Henderson, Esq., R.N.) .11- 11- in addition to gift of Ayr Henham, Rev. W. T. ife Mrs. Life-boat(1874-97,£300 6s.) . . 20 - - (1895-7, £4 4s.) .... 22- Harding, The" Misses ...§-- Henry Rifled Barrel, Hardwick, Chas., Esq. ..11- Engineering, and Small Hardwick, Mrs. M. L. ..11- Arms Company, Limited . . . 22- Ditto (1891-7, £15) 6 - - Henty, C. P., Esq. . ..11- Hardy, Lady (for 1897-8) .2 2 - Hepburn, Mrs. Emily M. .11- Hardyman, Miss C. J. ..11- Herring, Messrs. G. & A... & Hare, Mrs. Patrick ...16- Co 1 1 - Hare, Rear- Admiral the Hon. Hewetson, Miss Hannah (for Richard 1 - - 1898) 22- Hare, Miss Westrop ... .. - 5 - Hewett, Sir Harold G., Bart. 1 - - Harker & Co., Messrs. 6. .11- Hewett & Go:, Messrs. J. D. 1 1 - Harper, W. A., Esq. ...11- Hewitson, Messrs. R. & J. . 1 1 - Harris Brothers tit Co., Messrs. 11-. Hewson, Capt...... 22- Heyland, Gen. H. T., C;B. . 1 - - Harris, Miss -(1878-97, £86). . . 5 - - Heywood, E. S., Esq. ..22- Harris, Miss L. L. ...11- Hichens, A. K., Esq. ..11- Higginson, Miss F. A. I. . . . . 1 - - Harris & Dixon, Messrs. .22- Higginton, A. J., Esq. ..11- Harrison, A. P., Esq. . . 10 - - Higham, C. E., Esq. . . . - 10 - Harrison, John, Esq. ...22- Higham, W. S., Esq. ... 1 1 - Hart, Colonel .. 1 - - Hilhouse, Miss Harriet ..11- Hart, Wm., Esq 11- Hill, E., Esq 11- Hart-Dyke, Mrs. F. . . .11 - Hill, Miss (1894-7, £45) . . 15 - - Harton, Miss M. (1890-7, Hill, The Right Hon. Lord £1 ifls.) - 6 - Arthur Wm., M.P. ... 6 5 - Harton, Mrs. W. H., the late 22- Hills, A. F., Esq 10 10 - Hartopp, W. E., Esq. ..11- Hills and Underwood, Messrs. 1 - - Hartshorne, Miss C. M. . . - 5 - Hills, Mrs. F. Ernest. ..11- Harvey and Greenacre, Messrs. 6 6 - Hilton and Anderson, Messrs. - 10 - Harvey, H. Fairfax, Esq. .11- Hilton, Richard J., Esq. . . 2 2 - Harvey, Master M. Barclay .11- Hindley, W. H., Esq. ..11- Haslam, Henry, Esq.. ..22- Hinton, Joseph, Esq. . . . - 10 6 Haslain & Makovskt, Messrs. 11- Hird, John, Esq. ... 1 1 ~ Carried forward . £151510-15761011 Carried forward . £1588 18 - 1620 16 11 106 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAT, 1898.

Ann. Sabs. Donations. Ann. Snbs. Donations. £. *. d. £. t. d. £. i. d. £. I. d. Brought forward . 1588 18 - 1620 16 11 Brought forward . 1667 6 6 1711 3 11 H niton. Samuel F., Esq. (for 1896-7) ...... 10 - - Hoare, Mrs. (1889-97, £5) . . . 1 - - Hunt, A. J., Esq 11- Hobson, Chas.,Esq. ...11- Ditto (1890-97, £22 1».) . . - 44- Hodge, Miss Alma • . . 1 - - Hodge, Ford, Esq. ...11- Hnnt, Rev. William, M.A. Hodgkin, C. E., Esq., (1888- (for 1898) -11- 97, £4 3s. 6rf.) 11- Hunter, J. A., Esq. ... 2 - - Hodgkinson, W. 8., and Co., Hunter, Mark Wm., Esq. (1872-97, £87 3«.) . . . . 22- Hodgson, F. C., Esq. ... 1 10 - Hunwicke, V. 3.. Esq. . 1 - - Hodgson, F. W., Esq. ..11- Hurst, Charles J., Esq. .22- Hodgson, J. H., Esq.. ..11- 5 - - Hurst,G.,Esq. . . . - 10 6 Hodgson, Mrs. M. L. . ..65- Hodgson, The Misses. . . - 5 - Hurt & Co., Messrs. 7. . - 10 6 Hogan, John A., Esq. ..11- Hurwitz, C. B., Esq. . .11- Hogg, Curtis, Campbell

Ann. Snbg, Donations. Ann. Stiba. Donations. £. «. d. £. ». d. £. >. d. £. t. d. Brought forward . 1760 19 6 1779 4 11 Brought forward . 1825 17 - 1829 4 11 Jackson & Till, Messrs. ..11- Keppel, Admiral of the Fleet Jacobs & Co., Messrs. A. M. 11- the Hon. Sir Henry, G.C.B 2 2 James, Edward B., Esq. ..11- Kerr, A. J., Esq...... 1 - - James, J. Stanley, Esq. ..11- Kerr, Captain T. Coulter. 1 1 James, Rev. A. 0...... 1 - - Keyden, James, Esq. . . . . 2 - - Janvrin, The Misses ...11- Kidd, Miss Pringle . . 5 - Jarrow & Hebburn Co-opera- Ditto (1877-96, £83, in tive Society, Ltd. ...65- addition to gift of Life- Janneey, G. M., Esq. ...22- boat). Jay, Mrs. E. A 1 1 - Kiddle, J. Nelson, Esq. ..11 Kidner, Mrs.J.C 22 Jeffreys, Miss Gertrude, in Kilmarnock Equitable Co- aid of Kingsdown Life-boat operative Society (J896r7, Station (collection) . . . . 80 - - £g) 3 - - Kinahan, C. J., Esq. ... 1 1 Jenkins, B. M., Esq. (1893-7, King, Messrs. H. 3., and Co. 22 King, Miss Edith (Ann. Sub. Jervoise, Miss E. M. E. . . - 10 - 5«., paid m 1896). Jobson, W. W., Esq. ...11- King, Samuel, Esq. ... - 10 Johnson, F., Esq. ... - 6 - King, Messrs. T. & H. . . 1 - Johnson, Mrs. E. . . ..11- Johnston

B 2 108 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAY, 1898.

Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Snta. Donation*. £. ». d. £. t. d- £. .. d. £. t. d. Brought forward . 1901 5 - 1892 10 5 Brought forward . 1976 14 - 1930 16 5 Leach, Francis, Esq. . .'.22- Leach, Lt. -Col. Sir George A. 1 - - Lyons, K. T, Esq., M.D. .11- Leaf, Charles J., Esq.. ..22- Leake, Thos. S., Esq.. ..22- Leathersellers, Worshipful Company of (1874-97, £136 10s ) 21 - - M. (1867-97, £73) ... . . 2 - - Le Cocq, Sausmarez, Esq. . 1 - - M. B...... 10 - - Le Cocq, Capt. W. G., R.N. . 5 - - M. B 11- Ledger & Co., Messrs.~E.W. - 10 - M., E. & A. (1890-7, £175) ... 25 - - Ledger, J. W., Esq, -..11- M.E. W.E. C - 15 - Lee,J., Esq. (1876-97,£26 8s.) . . 22- M. L - 10 - Lee, Miss . ..22 — M. L. G 10 10 - Leigh, Mrs. D. H 11- MacAndrew & Co., Messrs. R. 2 2 - Leiningen, Admiral H.S.H. Macbean, Mrs. Baillie . . 10 - - the Prince of, G.C.B, .. . 1 - - Macclesfield Equitable Provi- Leishman,Inglis, & Co., Messrs. 11- dent Society, Limited ..22- Leith, Frank R., Esq. ..11- Macdonald-Lockhart, Lieut. - Le Lacheur, J. A., Esq. ..11- Col. Sir-S., Bart. . . .22- Leslie & Hamblin, Messrs. . . . 11- Machin, Miss (1893-7, £5 3«.) . . 1 - - Letchworth, Miss E. . . .11- Mackenzie, Mrs - 5 - Lethbridge, Mrs. A. G. . . 3 3 - Mackenzie, Mrs. E. . . . 2 2 - Lethbridge, Rev. J. K., M.A. - 10 - MacLeod, Mrs. .... 1 1 - Ditto (188-2-97, £2 15s.) . . . - 5 - Macleod, Norman M., Esq. . - 6 - Lethbridge, Mrs. J. K. . . - 5 - Macmillan and Co., Ltd. ..11- Lett, H., Esq. (1894-7, £2) . . - 10 - Macpherson, Hugh M., Esq.. 11- MacWhirter, J., Esq., R.A. Lewis, Mrs. Richd 22- (1871-97, £76 18s.) 3 - - Lewis, Professor T. Hayter Maddocks, Miss (1896-7, £1) . . - 10 - (1872-97, £26 5s.) . . . . 55- Magrath, Rev. J. R., M.A. . - 10 - Lewis, R. E., Esq. ..11- Maingay, Mr. & Mrs. W. B. . 1 1 - Lewis, Richd., Esq. ..11- Maitland, A. C. R., Esq. Liddon, Mrs. John ..11- (1885-97, £17 3s.) . . . . 11- Lightfoot, Miss . . , 2 - - Maitland, Rear-Adm. H. L.. 1 1 - Lincoln, Wm., Esq. ..11- Majendie, Mrs. A 1 - - Lindner, Miss A. J. . . - 5 - Major and Field, Messrs. .22- Lindner, Miss A. M. . . - 5 - Malcolm, W. E., Esq. . . 1 - - Linford, Mrs. W. T. ...11- Maltby, Lieut.-Col. E. P. . 1 1 - Lingen, The Rt. Hon. Lord, Manchester Co-op. Wholesale Soc, (1895-7. £60) 25 - - Lingham, Mrs 11- Mankiewicz, F. J., Esq. ..11- Ditto, in aid of Rhosneigir Manley, A. E., Esq. . . . 2 - - Mann, H. C.. Esq 126 Lister & Beck, Messrs. ..11- Mann Mrs. C 11- Llandaff, Very Rev. Dean of - 10 - Mannock, W. M. S. P., Esq. 11- Llewellyn, R. W., Esq. . . - 10 6 Mansfield, G. J., Esq. ..11- Lloyd, J. E. H., Esq.. . . - 10 - Maranham, Diamond Jubilee Lloyd, Matheson, & Carritt, Offering, per H.Airlie, Esq. . . 26 5 - 1 Lockitt, Mrs. A. ... - 6 - Margetts, Mrs. E. G. . . . 1 1 - Lock & Co., Messrs. W. . - 5 - "Marie" 40 - - Loftus Co-operative Society Marine and General Mutual Life Assurance Society .65- Markham, Chas., Esq. . . 1 - - Longley, Mrs. .... 11- Marriott, Messrs, R. & G. H. 1 1 - Longman, C. J., Esq. . 11- Marsh, T. Herbert. Esq. .11- Longridge, Miss ... 1 1 - • Marshall, A. W., Esq. . . . . 11- Marshall Brothers, Messrs. .11- Love, Mrs. G. H 11- Marshall, Rev. E., M.A. ..11- Lovell, Wm. J. G., Esq 11- Marshall, J. M., Esq.. ..11- Low, Alex. F., Esq. ...22- Marter, Miss Mary B. ..11- Lowdell, Charles, Esq 6 - - Martin, Mrs. Glanville . . 1 - - Lowndes, Rev. E. S., M.A. .11- Martin, Miss Louisa R. . . 2 2 - Lowndes, Rev. W. D., M.A. - 10 6 Martin T., Esq 11- Lowrie, William, Esq. ..11- Martyn, Rev. T. W. (1897-8) 1 - - Loyd, Major Arthur P. . . 5 - - Ma60D,C.C.,Esq.(1892-7,£30) . . 20 - - Luard, Admiral Sir W. G., Mathison, John, Esq. ...11- K.CB .11- Matthews,W. E.,£sq.(1893-7, Luscombe, Mrs. S. ... 2 - - £25) 6 - - Lushington. Mrs. J. D. . . 2 - - Matthews and Luff, Messrs. .11- Lutwidge, C. R. Fletcher, Esq. 11- Matveiefl and Co., Messrs. . 1 - - Maxwell, Rev. E., M.A. . . 2 10 - Lyall, W. H.% E.sq. .... 1 1 - Maxwell, Col. G. Shirley . 1 - - Carried forward , £1976 14 - 1930 16 5 Carried forward . £2062 14 - 2087 5 11 2ND MAY, 1898.] ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 109

Ann. Snbs. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. «. d.. £. l. d. £. l. d. £. s. d. Brought forward . 2062 14 - 2087 5 11 Brought forward . 3151 11 6 2138 6 11 Mavcock, Col 11- Montague, Leopold A. D., Esq. 11- Mayer

Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Sobs. Donations. £. ». d. £. S. d. £. i. d. £. ». d. Brought forward . 825210 6 2221 15 11 Brought forward . 3381 12 6 2324 8 6 Newall, R. S., & Son, Messrs. . . 22-Outram, Sir Francis B., Bart. 2 - - Newcastle Trinity Board . . 10 10 - Outran, The Dowager Lady 2 - - Newcastie-upon-Tyne Co- operative Society, Limited Ouvry, Miss Aimee ...11- (1892-7, £125} 25 - - Onvry, Miss Ethel A. El .11- Newcombe, P. W-. D., Esq. .11- Owen, Mrs. B. K. W. ..11- Newton, Major J.W.Marsdin, R.A...... 1 1 - Newton, Major W. H., R.A. . 5 - - Nicholl, Henry F., Esq. ..55- Nicholson, Mrs. Stuart ..11- Pace, Rev. H. H 1 - - Nicolan, F., Esq 5 - - Pain, Miss M. Charlotte . . - 10 - Nicolls, F. H. G.,Esq. (1896- 7, £10) ...... 5 - - Paisley Provident C»-opera- Nicolson, Admiral Sir F. "W., tive. Society, Limited . . . . 22- Bart., C.B 1 - - Palmer, C. H., Esq. ... 1 1 - "Nilbrid," Dublin...... - 5 - Palmer, Lieut.-Col. Fredk., Nix, Mrs. B. H. (1895-7, 14s.) . . - 10 - the late. 11- Nixon, Mrs. C. J - 10 - Palmer, George, Esq. ..11- Noble, R. H., Esq. ... 5 - - Palmer, S. E., Esq. ... 1 1 - Noble, Wilson, Esq. ...22- Pantin, Messrs, W.

Carried forward . £3381 12 6 2324 8 6 Carried forward . £8440 7 - 2366 7 10 2m> MAT, 1898J ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 111

Aim. Sate. Donations. Ann. Sube. Donations, £. I. d. £.. t. d. £. ». d. £. s. d. Bronght forward . 3440 7 - 2366 710 Brought forward . 3548 6 6 2401 16 4 Peppin, The Misses (1891-7, £1) ...... - 5 - Price, Miss (Beechworth) . 1 - - Perch, G. W. M., EM. ..11- Ditto (1895-7, £3 Is.) . . 6 - - Percy, The Right Hon. the Price, Mrs. H. D, . . . . 6- — Earl, P.O...... 2 - - Price and Pierce, Messrs. .66- Perrott, Col. Sir Herbert C., Prichard, Thos., Esq., in aid Bart., "In Memoriam" Sir of Anglesey Branch . . - 10 - Edwd. G. L. Perrott, Bart. 11- Priestley, Wm.. Esq. ... 1 1 - Persehonse, Parkes • 1 1 - Phillipps 4 Graves, Messrs. .11- Phillipson, Alfred T. P., Esq. -76 Pick, Edgar 3., Esq. ...11- Q. K, Z. (1890-7, £8 8s.). . 11- Pierce, Edward, Esq. ...11- "Queeaie" (l883-97,£265«.) 33- Pigeon, Henry, Esrf. (1895-7, Quick, Mrs. B. H. ... 6 5 - £20) ...... 10-- Quilter, Miss A, A. (1896-7, Pigot, Miss M. E 1 - - 10s.) ^ - 5 - Pigott, Commissary-General A. W. (1873-97, £54 12».) . . 65- Pilcher, Giles T., Esq. ..22- Pilcher, R. A., Esq. ... 1 1 - » Pilley, F. H., Esq. ...11- Pilman & Phillips, Messia. . - 10 - Pinnock & Sons, Messrs. . - 10 6 K. B. and Co. (1867-97, Piper, Clarkson, Esq - 5 - 2 - - Fine & Co., Messrs. John .22- B. B. J. (1879-97, £100) . . 10 - - Pitt, Miss Ellen" .... - 6 - R. D. (1890-7, £4) - 10 - Plowden, Miss H, C., part of Rackham, W., Esq. ...11- thank-offering for Queen's Ratm and Co., Messrs. ..11- commemoration ... .. 6 - - Ralli Brothers, Messrs. ..22- PoS, Lt.-Col. W. Hntcheson, Ralph, Mrs...... 1 - - C.B., and Mrs. PoS. ..56- Ramsay, Capt. John, B.E. . 2 - - Pollock, Mrs. Robert. ..11- Ramsbottom Indostrial and Polson,Mrs.M.(1893-7.£38».) . . 11- Provident Socy., Limited Poole, Mrs. (1891-7, £10) . .. 2 - »- (1896-7, £6 2«.) 22- Pooley, Walter M., Esq., in Randells and Co., Messrs. .11- aid of Giles' Quay Life-boat Randolph, Admiral G.G.,C.B. 6 - - (Ann. Sab. £1 Is., paid in Raphael, E., Esq (1891-7, 1896). £6 9«.) 22- Pope, Mies C. E. 8. . . . 6 - - Rathbone & Son, Messrs. E.. 11- Pope, Miss M. J. .... 1 - - - Port Eynon, proceeds of concert on AUK. 20 and dance Raymond & Reid, Messrs. .11- on Aug. 24, organised by Rayner, Miss G 11- visitors and residents, pet Kayner, Mrs. T. V. ... 1 1 - 8. W. Thomas, Esq 6 12 6 Read, Mrs. C., in honour of Porter, Eev. C. F., M.A. . . - 10 - the 60th year of H.M. the Porter, Capt H. K. ... 1 1 - Queen's reign (1882-97, Porteea Island Mutual Co- £5 10s. &i.) ...... - 10 - operative Society, lAd. Redcar Pier Company, pro- (1895-7, £16 6«.) 5 - - ceeds of concert, per Mr. Potter, F. M., Esq. . . . - 10 - G. Hood 3 - - Potter, Septimus C., Esq. .22- Rees, J., Esq...... -10 6 Powell, Messrs. T. J. and T. 1 1 - Reid, Major-Gen. James Ponnwy, Major C, du Pie . 6 - - (J894-7, £3) 1 - - Frail, Z. E., Esq. .... 2 2 - Prescott, H. W., Esq. ..22- Reid, Richard, Esq. . . 56- Preston A Bishop, Messrs. .22- Reinachs, Nephew and Co. - 10 6 Preaton, Miss L. F. M. . , 6 - - Reiss Bros., Messrs. . . 22- Preston, R. A. B., Esq., in aid Rendle, George, Esq. . . 11- of Cornish Life-boats . , SO - - Seae»a,"l/Le.

Ann. Snbs. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. t. d. £. i.d. £. s. d. £. s. d. Brought forward . 8605 9 62444144 Brought forward 3688 10 6 2472 16 4 Reynell & Son, Messrs. ..11 — Rothschild & Son, Messrs. Reynolds, Mr. H...... 11- N. M. . . •.• . . ; i 10 10 " • Reynolds, Rev. E. M., M.A. 11- Rowe, Arthur W., Esq. ..11- Rhosneigir, net proceeds of Rowlandson, Miss Ann B. . 1 1 - concert in Life- boat house . . 7 - - Rowley & Davies, Messrs. .11- Riach, General W. A. ..22- Royal Arsenal Co-operative Riach, Miss E 1 - - Society, Ltd. (1895-7, £15) . . 5 - - Rice, Miss Frances 1 - - Royal London Yacht Club .22- Richardson Brothers and Co. 11- Royal Mail Steam Packet Richardson, Dr. Wm., R.N.. 38- Co ; . 10 - - Richardson, Miss E. Rowley. 11- Royal Welsh Yacht Club. .22- Richmond British School, Royal Yacht Squadron . . 10 - - per Mr. P. H. Thompson . . . 1 13 -Royton Industrial Co-opera- Richmond, J., Esq. . . . 5 - - tive Society, Limited (1895- Rickett, Smith & Co., Messrs. 11- 7, £4 4s.) ...;.. . . 22- Ricketts, Master E. W. C. Rubie, J. P., Esq. (Ann. Sub. (1896-7, 15».) - 10 - £1 Is., paid in 1896). Ridgway A Co., Messrs. ..22- Ruck Keene, Rev. B., B.A. Ridley, C. E., Esq. ...22- (1891-7, £3 10s.) - 10 - Ridley, T. D., Esq. (1891-7, Rudge, The Misses (U93-7, £5). 1 _ _ £2 5s) . .9* « « - 10 - Ripley Co-operative Socy., Rumbold & Co., Messrs. ..22- Ltd. (1895-7, £6 6s.) . . . . 22- Rumford,L. M., & Co.,Messr8. - 10 6 Ritchie, Miss (1896-7, £1 10s.) .. - 10 - Rust, George J., Esq. ...11- Rivington, Capt. G., R.N . - 10 6 Rust, Miss 11- Roake, J. J., Esq. . . . - 10 - Rutherford,A., & Co., Messrs. 11- Robartes, Rt. Hon. Lord . 5 - - Robbs Miss. ... .11- Ryder, I. H. D., Esq. (1889- Roberts, Alexr., Esq. . - 10 - 97, £9 9s.) 11- Roberts, Arthur, Esq.. . - 10 6 Roberts, C. W., Esq. . .22- Roberts, H., Esqi »2 2 - « Roberts, Jas., Esq. . .11- S. B. S 22- Roberts, Miss -10 6 8. D. R. S. D. (1864-97,' Roberts, Mrs. L. Bache (1891- £2172 15s. 6d.) .-.-.-. . . 50 - - 7, £7) ...... 1 10 - S. G. S. (in aid of Irish Life- Roberts, W. H., Esq., R.N. .-76 boats). . • . . •. •. . 10 - - Robertson, Capt, G. M. . . 5 - - SJB 1 Robertson, J. C., Esq. (Ann. Saddlers, Worshipful Com- Sub. £1 Is., paid in 1898). pany of (1877-97, £80 15s.) . . 5 - - Robertson, Mrs. Graham. . 10 10 - Sadler, Harrison, & Co. . .22- Robilliard, Miss F. F. (1887- Sage, E. C., Esq., and Mrs. 97, £1 10s.) - 5 Sage ...... 11— St. Cuthbert's Co-operative Robins, Miss G 1 - - Association, Limited . . 10 - - Robinson, F. J., Esq. ...88- St. Germans, The Rt. Hon. the Earl of 5 - - Robinson, Mrs. Anstey . • 1 1 - St. Manr, The Right Hon. Robinson, Miss . ... - 10 - Lord Percy (1895-7, £16) . . . 5 - - Robinson, Miss Martha St. Michael's, Paddington, (1891-7, £2 9s.) - 5 - Life-boat Fund 14 4 - Robinson, Rev. T. B. B., Salisbury, L.,Esq. (for 1897-8) 2 - - M.A 11- "Sally the 4th" (1878-97, Robinson & Sons, Messrs. T. - 10 6 £27 6s.) 22- Rochester and District Co- Salt, Miss (1889-97, £25 5s.) . . 5 - - operative Society, Limited. 11- Salters, Worshipful Comp. of 10 10 - Saltoun, The Right Hon. Lord 11- RofEey, G., & Son, Messrs. .11- Salusbury, Mrs. . . : . 5 - - Rogers, Mrs. G. A. ...11- Samuelson, Sir B.,Bart.,M.P. 55- Rogerson, Mr. and Mrs. Alex. - 10 - Sanders, F., Esq 11- Roget, Mrs. F. (in addition to Sanders, Richard B., Esq. . 1 - - gift of Clovelly Life-boat). 11- Sanderson, Edwd. M., Esq. .11- Roland & Fhillipps, Messrs .11- Rolle, The Hon. Mark . . 10 - - Sandford, Miss A - 5 - Rooke, Mrs. S. R. (1891-7, Sandys-Lumsdaine, Mrs. .11- £4 4s) 11 Sandys-Lumsdaine, Miss .11- Rooper, Major H. G. . . . 1 1 - Sandys-Lumsdaine,Miss A.C. 11- Sandys-Lumsdaine, Miss Amy 11- Roelin Castle, R.M.S., collec- Sankey, Lieut. - Gen. Sir tion, per Capt. Creaghe . . . 5 - - Richard, R.E. . i . . 1 1 - Ross, Messrs., Limited . . . . 33- Sargent, George, Esq. ..11- Ross, Miss B. M. . . . . 2 - - Sassoon and Co., Messrs. D. 22- Ross, Surg.-Gen. .... 1 1 - Saunders, Capt. F. W. . . 11- Carried forward . £3688 10 6 2472 16 4 Carried forward £3802 3 - 2564 5 4 1 2ND MAT, 1898.] ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 113

Ann. Suta. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. ». d. £. t. d. £. «. d. £. s. d. Brought forward . 8802 3 - 2564 & 4 Brought forward . 3872 14 6 2667 6 7 Saunders, Mrs. (Blackheath) 22- Silvester, Miss F. (The Savage and Sons, Messrs. .22- Misses, 1886-97, £33) . . 2 - - Savile, Mrs. Stewart . . . 20 - - Simmonds, Hunt £ Co., Savory and Moore, Messrs. .38- Sawyer, Rev. Dt H., M.A. . - 10 - Simonds, Bobt. Henville,Esq. 11- Saxe- Weimar, General H.8. H. Simpson, B. W., Esq. ..11- Prince Edward of, G.C.B. 1 - - Schloss Brothers, Messrs. . - 10 - Simpgon, Mrs. j. B., 'the late 1 - - Scholey, Mrs .11- Simpson, J. B., Esq. ...11- Schrader, Mitchell & Weir, Simpson, R., Esq.. • ..11- Simpaon, Strickland & Co., Schroder A Co., Messrs. H. . 22- 55- Schoster, Rev, W. P., M.A., Sinclair, Bland G., Esq. and Mrs...... 2 2 - (1896-7, £2 2s.) 11- Scofleld, Mrs. E. S., in Singleton, Misa (1892-7, aid of Rhoaneigir Life-boat 11- £130 15*.) 5 - - Scorer, A., Esq. . ; . ; 1 1 - Sinnott, J. R., Esq. ... - 5 - Scott, Claude S., Esq. (Ann. Sismey, Thomas, Esq., and Sub. £1 1*., paid in 1896). Scott, E., Esq. (1869-97, Sittiugbourne Co-operative £25 2ft) . . 11- Society, Limited ... . . 11 6 - Scott, J. W.', Esq - 5 - Sittingbourne Penny Concerts, Scott, Mia. Edith H. . . . 1 - - per Mr. 3. Sparkman . . . - 12 6 Scott, Mrs. John ....11- Skelton Broa., Messrs. .11- Scott, Miss, in aid of Margate Skelton & Co., Messrs. T . 1 1 - Life-boat...... 22- Skinner, Edward, Esq. .11- Scott, Rev. M. R., M.A., £ Skinner, The Misses . .11- Miss Scott .....11- Skinner, Thoa., Esq., M.D. .22- Scottish Co-operative Whole- Sbinnera, Worshipful Com- sale Society, Limited (1893- pany of (186&-97, £253) . . . 21 7, £142) . . . 57 - - Seatneaj, H.M.S., collected Slater, Misa...... 22- from the crew, per Mr. Slatfoid, W. J., Esq. . . . - 10 6 John Gnnn . . -12- Sly, A. H., Esq 11- Seaton Delaval District In- Smait, Mrs. (in addition to dustrial and Provident special Life-boat gifts) .55- Society, Limited ... . . 6 19 - Selfe, Mrs. 1 - - Smellie, Thos. D., Esq. . . 1 - - Senhouse, Miss (Ann. Snb. Smith & Sons, Messrs. B. .11- 10s., paid in 1896). Smi tb and Sous, tr., Messrs.. 22- Setoa, Reginald V. P., Esq.. - 10 6 Smith, A. Murray, Eeq, Severn, J, P., Esq. . . .88- (1894-7, £15) .... 5 - - Sewell, Miss Aimee (1882-97. Smith, Henry A., Esq. ..22- £11 Is.) ...... 41- Smith, Herbert F., Esq. Sewell, Mrs. .... - 10 - (1895-7, £fi 6s.) 22- Ditto (1894-7, £3 2».) . . . . 1 - - Smith, J. Duke, Esq.. ..11- Seyd

Ann. Sain. Donations. Ann. Subi. DonaUotu. £. ». d. £. ». d. £. I. d. £. «. d. Brought forward . 3949 15 6 2728 19 1 Brought forward . 4026 14 6 2758 15 7 Solan, Miss ..... 1 1 - Strafford, The Rt. Hon. the Somerset, His Grace the Earl of 88- Duke of...... 5 - - Straker, Mrs. Isabella ..22- Somerville, Miss - 10 - Stranack, Capt. H. . . . - 10 6 Somes, Mrs/Maria ...11- Hraton, Mrs. Alexr. . . . - 10 - Sotheran,Henry,Esq.(1891-7, Streatfeild, R. J., Esq. . . 5 - - £5 5s.) 22- itringer, C. W., Esq.. . . - 6 - Soundy, Mrs. J. S. (id itrong, Rawle, and Strong, memoriam of her dear son Walter lost at sea) ...11- ituart, Geo., Esq. .... 8 - - Souter, Miss . ..11- Stuart, J. N., Esq. ...66- Ditto, in aid of Rhosneigir ituart, Patrick Crichton, Esq. 11- Jtuckenschmidt, L., Esq. .11- South Metropolitan Gas Light Stucley, Lieut.-Col.W. M. L. 1 - - and Coke Cdmpany. ..65- Stunt, Miss (1891-7, £16) . . . 2 - - Southard and Co., Messrs. .22- Jtnrrock, Major Archibald .55- Soutter, 'Ernest, Esq. . . . 6 - - Soutter, William, Esq. (1891- Sugden, Miss C. .... 1 1 - 7, £12 12»). 88- Snlivan, Admiral T.B.M. . 1 - - Spalding Shipwreck Society .11 — Sums under 5> 22- 2610 Spawforth, Joseph, Esq. ..55- Sunbury, collected at the Tea- Spencer, Mrs. E. . . ..22- table, " Volunteer Arms," Spencer, Rev. W. M. . . . 1 1 - per Mr. A. E. Harris . . . . - 10 - Sperling, Arthur, Esq. ..11- Sunderland Equitable Indus- Spies Brothers & Co., Messrs. trial Society, Ltd. ...66- (1879-97, £70) 5 - - Surr, Watson, Esq. ...11- Spilsbury, Major-General .11- Surrey Commercial Dock Co. 55- Spottiswoode, Miss Mary. . 1 - - Sutclrff, Mrs - 10 - Spratt's Patent Biscuit Co. . - 10 6 Snter, Hartmann & Rahtjens Sprawson,C. E.,Esq. (1895-7, Composition Company, Ltd. 65- £1 Os. Sd.) ...... - 10 - Sutherland, H., Esq. ... 1 1 - Sutherland, Mrs. (1895-7,10».) . . - 6 - Spring-Rice, Lieut the Hon. Stttlej, ship, proceeds of sale of mufflers, &c., per Capt. Pitt ...... 1 10 - Swainson, Rev. A., M.A. . 1 - - Squarey, Mrs. M. K. (1891-7. Swallow, S. R., Esq - 10 - £29 19s ). : . . . . 55- Swan, B.B., penny fines, per Squire, D. B., Esq. . ..22- Capt. T. W. Raisin. . . . . - 12 6 Stableford and Co., Messrs. . . • 11- Stair, The Bight Hon. the Swanzy, Messrs. F. and A. . 11- Earl of, K.T 10 - - Swinbume, Sir J., Bart., Standen, Wm., Esq. ... - 5 - F.R.8...... 6 - - Standidge and Co., Messrs. 11- Sykes, George H., Esq. ..11- Standring, Geo. C., Esq. . . - 10 6 Sykes, Joseph, Esq. ...22- Stanley, W. F., Esq. ...11- Symondg, Wm. Thos., Esq. .22- Stanton, J. T., Esq. ... 1 1 - Starkey, W. J. 8. Barber, Esq. (1891-7, £14 14*.) . . . 44- Steele,Mrs 11- T. B. S. (1895-7, £2 Is.) . . . 11- Steib, A. C., Esq. ..'..11- T. G. Y. (1895 7, £200) . . . . 100 - - Stemp, G. W., Esq. . . . - 10 6 Taddy and Co., Messrs. ..33- Stephen, John, Esq - 5 f Tallow Chandlers, The Wor- Stephen, Leslie, Esq. . ..22- shipful Company of (1887- Stephens, P. S., Esq., Q.C. .22- 97, £57 15».) 66- Steuart, D. R., Esq. ... 1 - - Tangyes, Limited, Messrs. .11- Steward, Mrs. J. C. . «• . . . 11- Taniere, Mrs. J 11- Stewart, Robt,, Esq. . . . - 10 - Tantallon Castle, Royal Mail Stiebel Brothers, Messrs. .11- s. s., collected on board, per Stillingfleet, Mrs - S - Capt. Duncan 18 - - Stilwell & Sons, Messrs. ..11- Tanqueray & Co., Messrs. C. 2 2 - Stock, Mrs., in memory of Taming and Co., Messrs. Colonel Stock ... - 1 - - Thomas, Limited . . .22- Stock, Lieut. A. R. A., B.N. 1 - - Tapacott, Kitchener A Neville 11- Tarner, E. T., Esq. ... 1 - - Stolterfoht, Miss J. E. Tamer, G. Edward, Esq. ..11- (1894-7, £2 !<>«.) - 10 - Tarner, Miss C. T. ... 1 - - Stone & Co., Messrs. J. . .22- Tamer, Miss L. T. ... - 10 - Stone, Mrs. John (for 1897-8) 2 - - Tassell, Mr. J -6- Stoneham, F., Esq - 10 6 Tate, Miss C. E 11- Stopford, Mrs. Grosvenor . 1 - - Tatham, Mrs. C. A. (1891-7, Storer, Mrs. Charles . . . .1 - - £64«.) 11- Carried forward £4025 14 6 2753 15 " Carried forward . £4107 8 - 2886 15 11 2ND MAT, 1898.] ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 115

Ann. Sate. Donations Ann. Sub*. Donations. £. «. d. £. i. d £. .. d. £. t. d. Brought forward . 4107 8 - 2886 15 11 Brought forward . 4266 4 - 2931 311 Tatlock, Miss H. H. (1896-7, Tweedside Industrial Co- £10) ...... 6 - - operative Society, Limited . . 22- Tatton, Lees W., Esq. ..11- Twining, H. H., Esq. ..11- Tatton, Mr. Samuel . . . - 10 - Two Friends, per Miss Wor- Tayler, Miss M. E. ... - 10 6 Taylor, Charles, Esq. ...11- Two in sympathy .... 2 2 - Taylor, G., Esq. .... 1 1 - Tydd, Mrs 1 - - Taylor Mrs. B. . . . 11- Tylden, Mrs...... 11- Taylor, Mrs. E. H. (1892-7, Tyler, Arthur. Esq. . . . - 10 - £1 6j.)...... - 5 - Tyndall, W. H., Esq. ..11- Taylor and Sons, Messrs. Taylor, Seth, Esq. ...11- Taylor, W. R., Esq 1 - - Teasdale, Isaac, Esq. ...11- 1 - - Temperleys, Garter, & Darke, Uhthoff & Co., Messrs. ..11- Upton, Henry, Esq. (for Tesdorpf & Co., Messrs. A. . 2 2 - 1897-8) ...... 6 6 - Tetley and Co., Messrs. Urwick, W. H., Esq. ... 1 1 - Usborne and Sons, Messrs. .11- Thackthwaite, Miss C. M. Ditto, for' Mark Lane (1895-7, £1 5s.) - 6 - Life-boat .... 1 1 - Thames & Mersey Marine In- Usbome, Mrs...... 11- surance Co 10 10 - Thomas, 6. E., Esq. ... - 5 - Thomas, Miss 11- Thomas, Miss Frances . . 1 10 - - 10 - Thomas, Miss K. B. . . . 1 1 - Thomas, Mr. W - 10 - Vale of Leven Co-operative Thomas, Mrs 22 Society, Limited (1895-7, Thomas, W. F., Esq. . . . 6 - - £88*.) 22- Thompson,!!., Esq., collected Van der Meulen, Mrs., the by - 14 - lot- 22- Thompson, Mrs., Bryn Alt . 1 - - Van Lessen, N., Esq. . , - 10 - Thompson, Mrs., Glencraig . 1 - - Vanner and Prest, Messrs. 11- Thompson, Mrs., Rosemount, Varlev, Mrs. Mary - » . . 1 - - in aid of Rhosneigir Life- Veasey, H., Esq. ... 11- boat .... '..11- Veasey, Rev. F.. M.A. . 1 - - Thompson, Messrs. W. J. & H. 22- Veitch, Mr. and.Mrs. J. A. 5 - - Thomson, J. R., Esq., Col- Yenning, Edgcombe, Esq. 11- lected by (iride New Quay Vernon, Miss Emma P. . 11- Branch, p. 145) 28 16 - Thome, F. G., Esq. ...11- Veyret, Madame P. A. . 11- Thorngate, W., Esq. (thelate), Vigers, Ashley, Esq. . . . . 55- Thornton, T., Esq 11- Vintners, Worshipful Com- Threlfall, Charles, Esq. . .55- pany of (1850-97, £93 5*.) . . 10 10 - Thresher, Capt. W. . . . 2 2 - Vivian, Lt-Col. A. P., C.B., Thurlow, Major Edwd. H. . 1 1 - J.p. ..11- TUlard, P. E., Esq., in aid of Vivian, Younger, and Bond, Gorleston Life-boat . .11- Tindall, Riley, A Co.,'Messrs. 11-. Vogan ife Co., Messrs. ..11- Tippinge, Comm. L. F. G., Von Roemer, Baron C. H. (1895-7, £45) 25 - - Tobin, Lady 1 - - Vortigem Ship Company, Ld. 11- Todd, J. M., Esq.. M.D.. .11- Toller, Mrs. Wallis ...11- Toppin, The Misses ...11- Touch, Lieut.-Gen. J. G. . . 1 1 - Tower, F. FitzPatrick, Esq.. 11- Tracy, Mrs. (1895-7, £2 6«.). .. - 12 - W. A. D...... 10 - - Trench, Louis, Esq. ... 1 - - W. B - 10 6 Trimnell, Miss E. J. . . . 1 1 - W. F. E 2 10 - Trinder, Arnold, Esq 55- Wade, George A., Esq. . . . . - 10 - Trotter, Mrs. H. E. (1888-97, Wakeley Brothers, Messrs. . - 10 6 £21) . . 22- Waldegrave, The Rt. Hon. Tryon, The Hon. Lady . . 1 - - the Earl 56- Tunstall, Miss H. Gertrude . - 10 - Wale, F. C., Esq 6 - - Turle, Dr .11-. Walford, Mrs .....22 — Turle, Mrs - 10 6 Walker Co-operative Society, Turner, B. T., Esq . . . 1 1 - Turner, Miss 1 11- Walker,Geo.,Esq., Wimbledon 11- Carried forward . £4256 4 - 2931 8 11 Carried forward . £4315 2 - 2988 4 11 116 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2uD MAT, 1898.

Ann. Sate. Donations. Ann. Sub». Donations. £. ». d. £. s. d. £. «. d. i. I. d. Brought forward . 4815 2 - 2988 4 11 Brought forward . 4416 4 - 807211 8 Walker, J. G. & Sons, Messrs. 11- Wheeler, George, Esq. . .11- Walker, Mrs. Arthur . . 22- Wheeler, H. 8.,-Esq.-. •. .11- Walker, Miss, and Miss H Wheeler, Robert D., Esq. .11- (1892-7, £4) ... . . - 10 - Whish, G. T., Esq. ... 1 1 - Wall, Win., Esq. ... 11- Ditto, in memory of the Wallace Brothers, Messrs. 83- late Miss Whish 11- Walmer, proceeds of Gym- VTiitaker, W. Ingham Esq. . 26 - - khana, per Charles H. Page, Vhitbourne, George, Esq. Esq 17 8 9 (1892-7, X55«.) 11- Walmesley, Mies . . . . 1 1 ->• White, A. R., Esq. 11- Ward, J. Brocks, Esq. ..33- White Brothers, Messrs. .11- Ward, Admiral Thomas Le White, Edward Felix, Esq. .50 -. •• Hunte, C.B 11- iVliite, John, Esq. . i . . 1 1 - Warman, H. W., Esq. . . - 5 - White, Miss Charlotte . . . . 6 - - Warner Bros., Messrs. . . - 10 - White, Mias Mary 10 - - Warner, Mrs. S 10 - White, Miss S. E. . : . . 25 - - Warner, R., Esq...... 1 1 i- White, Mrs: Lindsell 2 - - Warwick Cattle, s.s., collected Whiteley, Rev, John Henry, on board, per Capt. Wallace . . 86- WateraU, Nathaniel, Esq., Whiteman, Miss E. H. . . 1 1 - Waddon, Croydon ...11- Whiteman, Stephen, Esq., the Waterall, Roby, Esq. ...11- late, In memory of . • . 1 — - Waterhouse, Miss (1891-7, Whiting, R. M. & H., Messrs. - 10 - £8 Is ) ...... 1 - - Whitley, E. G., Esq. ... - 10 - Waterman Bros., Messrs. .11- Whitson, Mrs. (1895-7, £9). . . 4 - - Watson, Chas. H., Esq. ..22- 1 - - Whitton, John, Esq. . . . - 10 - Watson, Mrs. G. Bowes ..11- Watson, Mrs. E. M. . . . 10 10 - Whyte, Admiral W. H. . . 1 - - Watson, Col. W. H., B.A., Wicks, Mrs. M. J. (1890-7, in aid of Holy Island Life- £l 5t) _5_ boat fi - - Wieting & Richter, Messrs. .11- Watt, Moon

Ann. Sobs. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donation! £. e. rf. £. s. d. £. i. d. £. i. d Brought forward 4572 4 6 3115 9 2 Brought forward . 4588 6 - 3122 4 « Wise, George, Esq. ... 1 - - Wright, Miss, Kensington 6 - Wiseman, G. & Son, Messrs. . . 11- Wright, Miss, Sonthport . ! i Woodd & Sons, Messrs. Basil 33- Wright, Misses M. J. and c., — — Woqd & Co., Messrs. W. P. . - 10 6 Upper Norwood . . . . i 1 - Wood, Francis, J., Esq. . . . . 11- Wrigley, Mrs. James . . . i Wood, J. Gathorn, Esq. . . 1 - - i Wood, Mrs 22- Wyon, Allan, Esq., F.S.A. . i 1 - Wood, Mrs., in aid of Port Patrick Life-boat . . .11- Woodbridge, collected, per Mr. H. Fisher - 6 6 i 1 _ Woodcock, Mrs 11- , 5 Woodhams & Levy, Messrs.. - 10 6 Yonge, The Misses . . 2 2 - Woodley & Co., Messrs. ..11- York, The Rev. C. E., M.A. Woods.'The Misses . . . - 10 6 R.N., and Mrs. York . 1 1 - Woodward, Miss Anna . . 1 - - Yorke, Capt. the Hon. J Woodward, Miss Fanny . . 1 - - 2 — — Woolcott, Wm., Esq. ...11- Young, C. E. B., Esq. . 1 1 - Worcester New Co-operative Young, Sir Allen, C.B. . 1 1 - and Industrial Socy., Ltd. 11- Young, Morgan H., Esq. . 3 3 - " Worthing " (1884-97, £22) . Wright, A. J., Esq. . . . Wright, Henry E., Esq. . . 3 Wright, Mrs 1 Zulueta & Co., Messrs. . . 1 1 - Total . . . £4611 3 - 3122 4 Carried forward . £4588 6 - 3122 4 8

FORMS OF BEOTJEST.

I give and bequeath to the ROYAL NATION At, LIFE-BOAT INSTITU- TION for the Preservation of Life from Shipwreck, London, Incorporated by Royal Charter, the sum of £ for the use of the said Institution, and I declare that the said Legacy shall be paid free from Legacy Duty, and that the receipt of the Treasurer of the said Institution shall be a sufficient discharge for the same.

[Under the new Mortmain Act all descriptions of Property may now be left by Will to Charities, and the following form may therefore be useful in cases where it is intended to make Beal or Leasehold Property the subject of the Bequest.]

I give unto the ROYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION for the Preservation pf Life from Shipwreck, London, Incorporated by Royal Charter, all those Lands, Houses and Premises known as [Strike out any unnecessary words and describe the Property by reference to tit situation, boundaries, extent and occupation as nearly at pomibk] for the use of the said Institution. LIST OF GIFTS AND BEQUESTS HAVING SPECIAL CONDITIONS ATTACHED TO THEM APPROPRIATED BY THE COMMITTEE IN 1897.*

Name of Donor or Amount of Gift Date Approximate Testator. or Legacy. received. Object. How carried out Cost. Remarks.

f. >. a. £. «. d. City of London Masonic Life- 650 - - 1869-97 To provide a Life-boat to be Boat at Poole appropriated 924 5 3 boat Fund. named the City Masonic and named accordingly. Club.

The late Mrs. S. Chisholm . 1000 - - 1893 To build, furnish, and main- Life-boat and Equipment 610 9 11 Balance (389/. 10s. 1(2.) will tain a James Chisholm sent to Mevagissey. he expended in main- Life-boat. tenance of boat. The late Mr. John Avins . . 500 - - 1893 I fTo provide a Life-boat to be Appropriated in providing 800 - - L named Eliza Avins. Life-boat for Plymouth. Mrs. John Avins .... 300 - - 1897 J

The late Mr. J. B. Barkworth 1000 - - 1894 To provide a Rescue Life- Life-boat and Equipment 638 12 6 Balance (361?. 7s. 6d.) re- boat and House for the sent to Southwold. served for new Boat- East Coast of England. house when required. The late Dr. A. G. Medwin . 1000 .- - 1894. To provide a JUayhew Med- Life-boat sent to Peel . . 585 7 2 win Life-boat. James Paul, M.D. . . . 700 - - 1894 To provide a St. Paul Life- Life-boat sent to Kessing- 630 2 6 boat. land. The late Mr. James Moon . 900 - - 1894 To build a Minnie Moon Life-boat to be sent to Cadg- 850 - - Life-boat. with. The late Miss A. G. G. 1500 - - 1891 To provide a Theodore Price Life-boat to be sent to Ehos 700 - - Kolleston. Life-boat for the Welsh coast. The late Mr. James Stevens. 50,000 - - 1894 To provide and maintain Life- Life-boat James Stevens No. 2 760 - - boats to be named James to be sent to Campbeltown. Stevens. The late Mr. Hans Black-wood 700 - - 1895 To provide a St. John Life- Life-boat sent to Button. . 950 - - boat.

The late Mrs. E. H. Kidd . 1000 - - 1895 To establish and maintain Life-boat to be sent to Mar- 780 - - Balance (£220) will be an Eliza Harriet Life- gate. expended in mainten- boat. ance of boat.

The late Mr. G. P. Nicholls . 900 - - 1895 To provide a Jane Anne Life-boat to be sent to Irvine 780 - - Life-boat.

The late Mrs. Mary Scales . 1000 - - 1895 To station a Mary Batger Life-boat sent to Saltbum . 852 - - Life-boat on the Yorkshire 2 coast. The late Mr. G. Woofindin . 630 - - 1895 To provide a George Woo- Life-boat to be sent to Fish- 700 - - Jindin Life-boat. guard. " T O BEQUESTS . Jewish Scholars Life-boat 700 - - 1897 To provide a Michael Henry Life-boat sent to Newhaven . 828 - - Fund. new Life-boat.

The late Mrs. F. E. Thomas . 2 19 10 1897 To maintain the Life-boat In maintenance of Life-boat Darling. Darling, at Yealm River.

Covent Garden Life-boat Fund 40 10 - 1897 In aid of maintenance of Expended on Caister Life- Covent Garden Life-boat. boat, Covent Garden.

Hearts of Oak Benefit Society 1275 - - 1897 Towards endowment of Added to Hearts of Oak _ - - Hearts o/ Oak Life-boat. Life - boat Endowment Fund.

Oldham Branch .... 70 - - 1897 Towards maintenance of Expended on Maintenance - - - Oldham Life-boat. of Abersoch Life-Boat, Uldham.

* In cases in which the cost exceeds the amount of the Gift or Bequest, the balance is defrayed from the general funds of the Institution, but when a balance remains unexpended it is either carried to the general fund or left for future appropriation. ^ 120 THE MFE-BOAT. [2ND MAT, 1898.

UXJACIES BECEIVED IN 1897.

FOR SPECIAL TRUST PURPOSES. FOR GENERAL PURPOSES. £. t. d. £. ». U Capital available, Abbott, Mrs. E. F., Lupus Street, S.W ...... 900 - - Andrew, Miss M., Hale, Cheshire . 500 - - Adair, Commander G. L. W., R.N., Creswell, Mrs. A. E., Egham . . . 640 - - Wyndham Place, W ..... 38 - - •Devey, Miss Eleanor, Sonthborough, Adair, Miss E. F., Wimbledon . . 10 6 1 Tunbridge Wells 1800 - - Ay ling, Edward 3., Esq., Upper Ken- Thomas, Mrs. F. E. . 2 19 10 ningtpn Lane, S.E...... 20 - -, White, Mrs. M. A., Guilford Street 800 - •* Baker, Miss Susan, Crewkerne . . 9 - - Barron, Miss Margaret, Edinburgh . 100 - - ' £3,642 19 1,0 Blake, Joseph Wm. Esq., Hampstead 46 - - Income only available. Brandon, David, Esq., Berkeley Square, W ...... 600 - - Eawdon, W. F., Esq., Clifton, York . 600 - - Bridges, Colonel William, Highfield, Southampton ...... 100. - - Campbell, Lieut.-Col., J. E., Charing 460 - - Clugston, Mrs., Port Erin .... 6 - - Coles, Miss Mary, Thornton Heath . 20 - - Cooper, Edward,Esq.,Roland Gardens, W ...... 1000 - - Courtney, G. W. Eso,., Richmond . 100 - - Crampton, W. Esq., Sheffield ... 60 - - Darnley, The Right Hon. the Earl of . 1 - - Dean, W. H. Esq...... 26 3 10 Dundas, The Bight Hon. Lady Jane, Bruton Street, W ...... 200 - - Edwards, W. J. Esq., Elmore Street, N. (balance) ...... - 11 5 Fryett, R. J. Esq., Worthing . . . 10 Gibson, Mrs. E. H., Torquay . . . 100 Hall, Thomas, Esq., Gray's Inn . . 836 Holtby, Mrs. Susannah, Nafferton, York ...... 100 - - Jarris, Miss A. M., Alexandra Road, N.W ...... 500 - - Johnson, G. Esq., Bromley . . . 402 - 8 Low, Henry, Esq., Lordswood, South- ampton ...... 2495 17 1 Luscombe, Mrs. Sarah, Clarham, Plymouth ...... 25 - - Maiden, G. A. Esq ...... 369 3 9 McKowen, Mrs. Christina, Holywood, Belfast ...... 50 - - Meadows, Mrs. S. Aylestone Hill, Hereford ...... 250 - - Ogden, Mrs. Hannah, Wirksworth . 279 8 4 Overend, Mrs. M., Sheffield . . . 1000 - - Owen, W. Humphrey, Esq., Plas Penrhyn, Anglesey ..... 200 - - Page, Colonel C. H., J.P., Llandaff . 100 - - Phillips, Augustus, Esq., Stoke Bishop 100 - - Rothwell, William, Esq., Colwyn Bay 1350 - - Taylor, H. Beaumont, Esq., Edgerton 20 - - Veale, Miss Eleanor, Stoke Damerel . 90 - - Veale, Miss Mary Ann, Stoke Damerel 90 - - Wells, Miss F. B., Blackpool ... 100 - - White, Mrs. M. A., Guilford Street . 2481 16 11 Wbitwortb., Dame M. L., Stainclifie . 2000 Williams, G. E. Esq., Tunbridge Wells ...... 500

Total £4,142 19 10 Total £17,023 7 1 2»D MAT, 1898.] CONTRIBUTIONS. 121

CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED PROM BRANCHES DURING THE YEAR ENDED THE 31ST DECEMBER, 1897. £. i. £. *. d. Aberdeen 22 9 Brought forward .... 5,828 6 11 Acock's Green, Yardley and Olton . . 30 11 Leamington 21 11 10 Alloa 25 17 Leeds 138 1 11 Arbroath 10 - Leek 15 15 - Ardmore 115 Leicester 40 - - Ardrossan 15 - Lewes 11 16 9 Banbury 22 Liverpool, Port of 500 - - Banff and Macdufi 10 - Llandndno 50 - - Bannockbum 16 10 5 Llanelly and Burry Port 25 - - Bath 16-5 Lytham 9 15 3 Belfast and Groomsport 26 6 9 Malton 17 - - Belper 18 4 Manchester '. . . 160 - - Berkshire 143 1 6 Melrose 18 5 6 Birmingham 21 16 9 Middlesbrough 100 - - Blackburn 14 8 6 Millom 13 7 - Blyth 50 - Montrose 83 14 - Bolton 114 17 Mundesley 57- Bo'ness 6 18 Musselburgh 14 5 6 Bradford 60 - Newark 9 13 3 Bridport 62 Newport (Mon.) 37 17 10 Brighouse 16 16 Newton Abbot 7 14 7 Brighton 60 - Norfolk 60 3 6 Bristol 58 10 Northampton 9 13 6 Broadstairs 54 North Berwick 20 - - Burslem 19 8 Nottingham 30 3 - Burton-on-Trent 49 7 Onnsk&k 10 16 - Bury St. Edmunds - 10 6 Peebles 43 5 - Cambridge 22 10 10 Penarth 15 - - Cavan 19 8 - Perth 17 11 - Cheltenham 20 14 - Peterborough 28 2 9 Chester 12 6 Port Patrick 2 - - Chesterfield 18 14 6 Rawtenstall 10 5 - Chichester 29 14 8 Reigate and Redhill ...... 15 9 4 City of London 2355 - Rhosneigir 4 12 6 Clevedon 15 10 - Rochdale 86 - - Clithero - 10 6 Rochester 31 2 7 Dawlish. ' 26 9 10 Runcorn 53 15 6 Derby 14 8 Scarborough 52 10 - Donegal 18 13 Seascale 3-8 Dorking 3 12 6 Settle 24 17 5 Douglas 200 - - Sheffield 30 3 9 Dublin 60 - - Shepperton 11- Dunbar 30-- Shropshire 100 - - Dundee 65-- Southampton 868 12 7 Durham 33- Southport 25 - - Edinburgh 366 13 11 Stechford 18 12 9 EnniskilTen 26 12 11 Stirling 34 3 5 Exeter 37 10 2 Stratford-on-Avon 26 15 - Exmouth . 15 - - Taunton 12 19 6 Falkirk 40 4 - Teesdale 12 5 8 Fraserburgh 6__ Teignmouth ...60-- Glasgow 948 13 7 Torquay 70-- Godalming 14 2 2 Troon 11 7 1 Grangemouth 40 - - Tunstall 11- Grimsby 10 10 - Wakefleld 10 19 - Halifax 76 10 4 Wells - 15 - Hanley and Newcastle 99- West Hartlepool 10 - - Haslingden 10 16 - Wisbech. 415 Heuley-on-Thames ...... 95- Wolverhampton ...... 38 - - Holy Island 10 - - Worcester 21 11 10 Huddersfleld 222 6 2 Worksop - 10 6 Hull 174 17 8 Worthing 39 14 9 Ipswich 2776 York 74 11 - Isle of Purbeck 25 - - Isle of Wight 16 9 4 Amount paid by Branches on behalf Johnshaven 10-- of the Committee of Management, Keighley 41 4 9 from contributions collected locally, Kendal 9 11 1 to coxswains and crews for exercis- King's Lynn 12 37 ing the Life-boats quarterly and in Kingstown 23 14 11 other outlays on their Life-boat Lakes 70 - - establishments 8,164 13 - Lancaster . 156 14 1 Total . £17,262 18 4 Carried forward £5,828 6 11 122 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAY, 1898.

"LIFE-BOAT SUNDAY" OFFERTORIES AND COLLECTIONS RECEIVED DURING THE TEAR ENDED THE 31ST DECEMBER, 1897.

EXCLUDING THOSE PAID D1BEOT TO BRANCHES.

d. £. ». d. Adderley Church, Market Drayton, Brought forward 71 17 4 Offertory, per Rev. A. Corbett, M.A. 3 19 - Midhurst, St. Mary Magdalene and Amotherby Church, per Rev. H., 'Ward, Denis Church, offertory, per Rev. S. B.A. 3 10 8 Montgomery-Campbell 2 - - Midnight Sun, s.s., collections at Banbnry, South Bar Congregational services, per W. H. Lunn, Esq., and Church, Young Men's Bible Class, J. T. Woolrych Perowne, Esq. . . 32 4-11 per G. E. Heydon, Esq - 13 - Barningham Church, Whit Sunday col- Norse King, s.s., Offertories and Dona- lection, per Rev. A. W. Edwards, tions, per Connop F. S. Perownej Esq. 11 1 3 M.A. 1-1 Orford and Sudbourne Churches, Offer- Brockdish Church, Christmas Offertory, tories, per Rev. E. M. Scott . . . 386 per Rev. J. H. White, M.A. . . . 21311 Offley Chutch, Offertory, per Rev. C. R. Bury Parish Church, Harvest Festival, 1 11 7 per W. Green, Esq 963 Hardy, B.A. Padstow Church, Offertories, per Rev. Christ Church, near Newport, Mon., E. F. Nugent, M.A ,. per Rev. E. H. P. Carter, B.A. . 8 3 11 Park Chapel Sunday School, Camden Town (Boys' Division), collected per Denmark Hill, St. Matthew's Church, Mr. A. Broadhead - 5 - Children's Harvest Thanksgiving, per Peckleton Church, Offertory, per Rev. W. H. Benham, Esq 11- T. E. E. Chataway, M.A - 11 8 Devonport Dockyard Chapel, per Rev. J. M. Clarkson, R.N., M.A. ... 2 1 11Ramsey "Life-boat Sunday" Fund, Durham County Asylum, Offertory at per E. C. Kerr, Esq 61 2 - Frindon House, per Eev, G. Brad- Rochester Cathedra], per the Very Rev. shaw, M.A. -62 the Dean 3 12 10 St. Gwineas Parish Church, Christmas Eastbourne, Offertory in St. Andrew's Day Offertory, per Rev. A. J. Perry, School, per Rev. E. L. Browne, M.A. 591 M.A...... - 16 2 East Ruston Church, collection on St. Stephen's, Battersea, Collection at Christmas Day, per Rev. W. M. Children's Service on 7th November, Hobson 15- per Charles Steele, Esq - 7 - Egremont, St. John's^ Church, Offertory St. Stephen's, by Launceston, Church at Midnight Service, 31st December, Collection on 31st January, per Wm. per W. F. Robinson, Esq 721 Burford, JEsq...... 11- Elvetham Church collections, per Rev. Samford Hundred Benefit Society, Pro- W. GUI ...... 7 12 - ceeds of Church Parade, per Mr. J. Foresters, Ancient Order of, proceeds Crane ...... of Church Parade, Court Flower of Saul Church Offertories, per Rev. R. Suffolk, No. 2695, per Mr. G. Hay- Hall, M.A. ward ". - 18 - Shipley Congregational Church Sunday School Collection,, jper S. D. Pickard, Gartsherrie.Parish Church, collected at Esq. 146 Service for the Young, per J. M. Stronsay Parish Church, collection per Binnie, Esq - 19 6 S. B. Armour, Esq 1 17 - Glasgow, John Street Baptist Church Studley, St. Mary's Church, collection Sabbath Schools, collected per in aid of Yorkshire Stations, per R. Coats, Esq...... , 1 13 - Thomas S. Mason, Esq...... 28- Sunningdale School Chapel Offertories, Hadnall Church, Salop, collection per per T. W. Girdlestone, Esq., M.A. . 1 11 - Rev. Brooke C. Mortimer, M.A. . . 5 12 - Sunninghill, St. Alban's Church, Offer- Hamble, St. Andrew's Church,Offertory tories, per C. D. Kemp-Welch, Esq. 13 9 3 per Rev. J. J. Curling, B.A. ... 21- Swintpn Church, Lent Offering of a Harby Church, collection per Rev. A. H. S. Johnson 265 Parishioner, per Rev. Cuthbeit W. Hornsey, St. Andrew's Temporary Birley, M.A - 10 - Church, collection per E. J. Mills, Watford Lantern Mission. Proceeds of Esq 3 17 11 Sunday Service, per J. Ellis, Esq. 7 15 - West London School Chapel, Asht'ord, Junction Road, Upper Holloway, Con- collection per Rev. H. J. Flynn, gregational Sunday School, collection D.D 8 13. 1 per John Fprder, Esq 183 Woolverstone Church, collection per Malta, Garrison Churches, collections at Rev. T. Stowell Jackson .... 2 17 10 Parade Services, per Rev. A. Malim, Yaxley Church, collection in aid of M.A., Senior Chaplain to the Forces 2 18 8 Dunwich Life-boat, pet Rev. C. Mattersey Church, collection per Rev. Barnaul Nash - 11 - J. M. Lewes, M.A - 18 6 Total £235 13 11 Carried forward .... £71 17 4 2»D MAT, 1898.] CONTBIBUTION BOXES. 123

CONTENTS OF CONTRIBUTION BOXES, 1897. EXCLUDING THOSE BELONGING TO SEARCHES. £. «. (2. £. >. d. Allen, Ashton C., Esq 77- Brought forward ..... 127 3 6 Alloa. Custom House -77 Dugmore, Ueut.'Col. F ...... - 11 7 Almna (yacht), per L. T. Cave, Esq. . 1-11 Dundalk Custom House ..... - 16 5 AIM*, B.B 1 - - Dysart Custom House ..... - 10 4 Annual Meeting, B, N. life-Boat Edy, Mr. A ...... 1 17 - Institution . . 49- Ellis, W. C., Esq., M.D ...... - 10 7 Antwerp, Golden Anchor Hotel, per Evans, P. H. L. Euq ...... - 10 6 M. J. Minieri, Esq 11- Exeter Customs and Mercantile Marine - 16 8 Appledore Custom House .... -52 Farrar, Miss ...... - 9 - Archer, H.M.S 1 - - Fenchurch Street Railway Station . . - 16 7 Ardrossan Custom House .... 156 Finsbury Central Club . . . . . 83- Australia, H.M.S. - 16 7 Ford, Miss ...... - 6 - Avonmouth Mercantile Marine Office . 12 7 - Fordham, A. R., Esq ...... - 13 - Ayr Custom House - 10 - Foresters, A. O. of, Court 5525, Pride Baugot Custom House - 10 - of Bramley ...... - 9 - Barbara, s.s -10- Forman, E. H., Egq...... 1 13 10 Bafry Mercantile Marine Office ... 9 - - Forster, Mrs. M. E...... - 5 6 Basingstoke Railway Station ... - 5 9 Fowey Customs and Mercantile Marine 1-5 Bath Railway Station ..... - 10 11Fulham, White Horse Hotel . . . - 17 6 Beard, Mr. P. W - 8 - Galway Customs ...... - 6 - Bcddoes, Mrs 15- Ganges, H.M.S ...... - 10 1 Belfast Mercantile Marine Office . . 8)311 "Garramor"Box , ...... 2 15 - Bexley Heath Constitutional Club . . 17- Garlieston, Queen's Arms Hotel . . . - 14 4 Bibby, Colonel A. 4 15 1 Glasgow, per James Johnston, Esq. . 213 Blenheim, H.M.S 25- Glasgow Mercantile Marine Office, per Bo'ness Custom House ..... - 5 - D. Charles Ross, Esq...... 614 Boncey, Mrs. E 2 10 - Glemeood, s.s ...... 276 Bow, "Birdin Hand,"per Mr. Sly . - 7 - Globe, The, Holborn ...... - 9 10 Bowlby, Miss - 5 - Goole Custom House and Mercantile Bridgwater Custom House Mercantile Marine ...... 2 19 3 Marine Office - 13 6 Grant, Mr. H, ...... - 8 8 Bristol Mercantile Marine Office . . 8 15 8 Grappler, s.s., per Capt. Kingston . . 226 Bwckman, Col. J. A...... 8 - - "Grave Maurice," Poplar, per Mr. T. Buckland, E. E., Esq - 7 6 Brown ...... Buffaloes, R.A.O., Kicfcmansworta Gravesend, "Three Daws" Tavern, per Lodge 11 3 Mrs. C. Ball ...... Bumtisland Custom House .... -82 Great Eastern Railway Steamships . . Burr, Mr. J. M., in aid of Walton-on- Great Marlow, "Compleat Angler" . Naze Life-boat 3 10 9 Great Western Railway Station Boxes. Cambrian Railway Company ... 2 18 5 Greet, Miss H ...... Cambridge, H.M.S - 7 6 Gresham- Wells, Mrs ...... Cambridge, " Hoop " Hotel.... 196 Grove, Mrs. G...... Carbarn, 8.8. 4 12 6 Guest, H., Esq ...... Carter, Thos. S., Esq - 10 - Sakym, H.M.S ...... Cedar, s.s., per Capt. MeE-wan ... 421 Harvey, F. O., Esq., Cyprus . . . Circassia, s.s 164 Hammond, H. Lewis, Esq. .... City of Cork, s.s 1 10 - Baydock, Mrs ...... City of Dortmtmd, s.s - 6 8 Hayes, Miss ...... Coalvffle Railway Hotel 13 6 Hearty, H.M.S ...... Collins, Mrs - 9 8 Henley-on-Thames, Red Lion Hotel, per Cooper, Mrs. G. Halcott -56 Mr. J. Shepherd ...... Owes Customs 7136 Higgon, Master L. H...... Cox Brothers, Messrs. Moreton ... - 18 - Hoadley, Mrs ...... Cox

i 2 124 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAY, 1898.

£. «. d. £. s. d. Brought forward 207 5 3 Brought forward 312 7 7 Jessett, M. (J., Esq 1 - - "Pegasus," Green Lanes, N. . . . - Kent, Philip, Esq 14- Jetley, W., Esq Kenyon, H. B., Esq -73 'erkins, The Misses King, W. R., Esq 1 - - ^eterhead Custom House .... 1 12 6 Kingston-on-Thames Post Office . . - 5 - 'hilpotts, J. R., Esq 2-6 Kinsale Custom House - 12 6 Jicton, s.s 26- Kippford, " Anchor Inn " .... - 10 - 'ierce, E., Esq - 6 9 Kirkwall Custom House - 6 - 'ilcher, W. J. 11- Koeble & Co,, Messrs - 11 1 'itman, Lady 216 Kruse, W., Esq 1 - - 'itt, H., Esq. 1 5 10 Lance, Mrs - 10 - 'lover, H.M.S 119 Lethbridge, The Rev. J. K., M.A. . . - 12 8 'low, Miss M. K - 10 - Lewis, Capt. P - 10 6 'lymouth Breweries Limited ... - 12 6 Lewisham Conservative Club ... 436 'lymouth Mercantile Marine Office . 1 12 2 Lewisham, "Roebuck" Hotel ... - 6 - 'oplar Mercantile Marine Office . . 1272 Liddle & Sons, Messrs. T - 14 6 'ort Talbot Mercantile Marine Office . - 16 10 Limerick Custom House and Mer- 'otomac, S.S - 7 6 cantile Marine 557 •owell, Mrs. J. C - 15 3 Linccln Liberal Club Co., Limited . . - 6 - 'reston Custom House 1 10 9 iiore,H.M.S - 6 - Putney,"Jolly Gardeners,"Mr.Woolgar 11- Littlejohn, T. G., Esq - 13 6 iailway Clearing House ..... 35- Liverpool Custom House 37- lamage, Mrs - 8 9 Liverpool Street Railway Station . . 187 iamsgate Castle Hotel - 17 3 Ditto, Grill and Pining Rooms, per lamsgate, Paragon Boarding House . - 13 5 Mr. Amendt - 17 2 lamsgate, Granville Hotel .... - 12 2 Llanberis, Dolbadarn Hotel .... 12- Ramsgate Pillar Box, Pier Yard . . 272 Lock, Mrs. H 116 Ranmore, s.s...... — 5 - London and South Western Railway layner, Mr. G - 10 - Stations 2 19 4 layner & Son, Messrs - 10 - London Bridge Railway Station . . - 17 6 Reading Station, G. W. Railway . . - 8 11 London, Chatham & Dover Railway ' Red Lion," Portland Street, W. . . - 6 - stations and steamers 128 Redruth, per Mr. T. Roskrow ... - 10 1 London Custom House -58 Repulse, H.M.S. 3 16 5 Londonderry Customs - 9 6 Resolution, H.M.S - 18 2 " Lord Cardigan," P. H., per Mrs. Jones 6 15 - Ripley, " The Greyhound" . . . . 1-6 Loyd, Miss Frances H 563 River Derwent, s.8 - 17 6 Lydney Railway Hotel, per Miss Ridler 246 Roberts, Kev. R. H 1 12 6 MacFarlane, John L., Esq - 11 4 logers, Miss E. C .• 2 - - Mackay, W. J. Esq - 16 - Somford Railway Station .... - 5 2 Madeline, S.S...... - 19 6 Komsey, Capital & Counties Bank . - 5 - Majestic, H.M.S - 12 - Royal Corinthian Yacht Club, per Maldon Custom House - 5 - A. C. Lyster, Esq. & T. Greig, Esq.. 72- Malton Railway Station Refreshment Royal Yacht Squadron 13- Rooms - 6 - Rubie, J. P., Esq - 11 5 Manchester Mercantile Marine Office . 1-6 Ruysdael, s.s - 10 - Manitoba, s.s 1 10 - Rymer-Jones, Mrs -10 6 May, R. W. Esq., Billingsgate . . . 15 14 8Sanders, James, Esq - 8 - Mazeppa, 8.8...... •• — 10 - Sanders, Wake & Co., Messrs. ... - 9 6 Mclntire, Mrs - 14 - " Saracen's Head," City - 7 3 Methil Custom House 1 12 10 Saunders, Harry, Esq...... - 6 3 Meyer, Colonel Albert 1 6 Scandinavian Sailors' Temperance Middlesbrough Mercantile Marine Office 13 9 Home, per Mrs. Welin 2 17 6 Miller, Miss Janet I - 10 11 Seven Stars," Starch Green ... - 17 - Million, Mr. S - 16 Shamrock, s.s 956 Minet, G. P., Esq - 12 Shirley, Mrs. L - 15 11 Montrose Custom House ... - 8 Shuckburgh, Lady 2 15 10 Montrose Shore Dues Office . . 1 5 Simpson and Son, Messrs. R. S - 16 Morecambe, Clarendon Hotel . - 11 Sittingbourne Post Office . . . - 6 Mostyn Arms Hotel, Mostyn. . - 15 Smith, The Rev. F. A - 8 Newcastle, s.s...... - 10 Smith-Ryland, C. A., Esq. . . . 5 - Newport (Mon.) Custom House 5 13 South Devon Railway Stations . . - 17 Ditto, Mercantile Marine Office 8 15 S. W. and Midland Railway Boxes. - 18 Newjuay, s.s 2 - Southampton Mercantile Marine . 1 5 Newry Custom House...... -6 1C South Western Police Court. . . 1 - Neyland Custom House - 18 Spalding Club - 12 Norna, s.s 25 St. Mary Cray, "Blue Anchor" . . - 5 North Shields Sailors' Home ... 13 St. Vincent, H.M.S - 11 Nymphe, H.M.S 5 Store Yard Life-boat Boxes .... - 9 Old Bell Hotel, per Mr. A. C. Strutt, Mrs. A., " In Memoriam Susan Bunyer ...... - 5 Strutt" - 10 - Owens, Mr. W. H - 8 Sturt, E. A., Esq 18- Oxenham, Master L 2 Surbiton Railway Station . . . . - 17 5 Oxford Station, G. W. Ry - 7 Button Post Off.es . . . * s ; - 6 11 Parry, Rear-Admiral Jones .... - 9 Sutton, "Ye Olde Cock "Hotel . . 119 Carried forward £312 7 7 Carried forward .... £410 16 4 MAY, 1898.] CONTBIBUTION BOXES. 125

£• ». d. £. s. d. Brought forward 410 16 4 Brought forward 425 2 11 Button, London & Provincial Bank . . 12 3 Wells, Rev. C. A.. 1 5 - Swansea Mercantile Marine Office . . - 11 - Western Monarch, ship ..... 1 1 - Tait, J. W., Esq 11- Westport Custom House and Mercantile Taylor, Mrs. J., Gunnersbury . . . - 6 - Marine Office ...... 12 6 Taylor, Mrs., Sharpness - 5 - Wexford Custom House 1 10 10 Teigninouth Custom House .... - 18 6 " Wheatsheaf," South Lambeth Road . 7 6 Thames Police Court - 5 2 Wheeler, W. A., Esq 1 2 6 Thrunscoe, s.s 2 - - White, E. J., Esq 1 Tingle, H., Esq 1 5 - White, R. Y., Esq 1 1 - Tonge, Rev. A. W - 11 4 White Jacket, s. s...... 1 - - Towers & Rayner, Messrs - 5 - Wilson, Mr. W 2 Truro Custom House and Mercantile Wood. P., Esq 15 1 Marine Office - 15 - Woodd, A. B., Esq 4 7 Turner, Mrs. H - 5 - Wooler, s.s...... 12 6 Ufford, Mr. A. Ward , - 5 - " Woolpack," Gracechurch Street . 13 6 Victoria Docks pillar box .... 1-5 Yarmouth Customs 5 4 Victoria Railway Station pillar box Yaxley, Millis & Eye .... 15 2 (L. B. & S. C. R.) - 14 5 Yokohama, H. B. M. Consulate . 5 - Vulcan, s.s - 19 6 Yonge, C. E., Esq 6 3 Walsh, Miss E 14- Sums under 5< 15 3 Waterloo Railway Station pillar box . - 10 6 Wednesbury, "Bull's Head," Tame Total £459 1 1 Bridge . ' . - 12 6 Carried forward £425 2 11

TUB UFE-BOAT TO THE KESUUE. 126 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAT, 1898.

LIFE-BOAT SATURDAY FUND.

LIST OF OFFICEES.

PBESIDENT- Ca.pt. H.E.H. The DUKB OF YORK, B.N., K.G.

; PEESIDENT OP THE LADIES' AT7XILIABIES—H.E.H. The DDCHKSS OP YOBK.

CENTEAL COMMITTEE- Slr EDWARD BIEKBECK, Bart., Chairman.

Delegates from Committee of Management of the Institution- sir EDWARD BIRKBECK. Bart. W. H. LYALL, Esq., M.A. Colonel FirzRoT CLAYTON. ROBERT A. B. PRESTON, Esq. Admiral J. HALLIDAY CAVE, C.B. The Right Hon. the EARL WALDEGRAVE, L. T. CATS, Esq. Admiral T. LB HUNTE WAED, C.B.

Delegates from East and South District Committee— Louis H. BAILBT, Esq. . Reading. j Mr. Alderman FARNCOHBE . Eastbourne. FRANK A. BALES, Esq Ipswich.

Delegates from London District Committee— Copt. F. E. D. ACLAND. G. R. BDKHETT, Esq. FRANK B. BELL, Esq. C. OSCAB GEIDLET, Ksq. R. W. BOWERS, Esq. Rev. C. A. W. ROBINS.

Delegates from Midland District Committee— W. H. CARET, Esq Nottingham. THOMAS G. PRICB, Esq. Birmingham. J. H. COLLIKGS, Esq Hanley. C. C. SMITH, Esq. . . Birmingham. W. MASON, Esq Coventry.

Delegates from North of England District Committee— 9. R. BELLAMY, Esq.. • Manchester. Rev. R. W. PEERT-CISCUITT Hey wood. JOHN BOWLING, Esq. . . Leeds. P. J. RAMSAY, Esq. Manchester. E. G. DEAFER, Esq. . . Sheffield. JOHNSTONS WALLACE, Esq. . . Newcastle-on-Tyne.

Delegates from Scottish District Committee— ALEXANDER A. B. DOWNIB, Esq. Glasgow. DANIEL McBslDE, Esq., B.L. , Dumbarton. W. R. FINLATOE, ESQ. . . . Paisley. PBTEE MFLLBB, Esq. . . • . Glxsgow. R. H. LTTTLBJOKN, Esq. . . Edinburgh. GAVIN W. RALSTON, Esq. . . Edinburgh.

Delegates from West of England District Committee— E. G. CLAEKE, Esq Bristol. JAMES LIVINGSTONE, Esq. Swansea. ALPRBD I)EEI»BS, Esq Bristol. HORACE W. LYNB, Esq. . Newport, Mon. J. H. HARRISON HOGGE, Esq. . London. H. J. VELLACOTT, Esq. . Penarth.

SECBETABY—Mr. A. P. SMITH, 3, Adelphl Terrace, London, W.C.

ORGANISING 8ECEETAEIES—Messrs. A. J. BOYLE, E. H. JOHNSON, W. MAETIN, and J. REGINALD ROBERTS.

BANKERS—Messrs. CODTTS & Co., 59, Strand.

AUDITOR—SAMDEL LOVELOCK, Esq., F.C.A. 2ND MAT, 1898.] SPECIAL LIFE-BOAT FUNDS. 127

SPE( 3IAL LIFE-BOAT Flnsros. CIVIL SERVICE LIFE-BOAT £. s, d. Lord Clerk Register's Office ) FUND. Webber M. &Co 1 1 - Patron— Museum of Science and Art 3 Woo lard J. Esq 1 1 - His ROYAL HIGHNESS THB DUKE OF One Year's Dividend Parker's SAXE-COBDRO ADD GOTHA, Dnxe OF KL-IHBDKQU. K.G., K.T., &c. £62 1 8 Treasurer — IRELAND. CHARLES G. TURNER, Esq., C.B. Board of Public Works, Dublin.. 28 Hon. Secretary— CHARLES DIBDIN, Esq., F.R.G.S. Department of Science and Art. . 32 Annual Subscriptions of 2». Gd. and Dublin Metropolitan Police 7 THE "FORESTER," donations have been given in aid of Dublin Metropolitan Police Office 4 " FORESTERS' PRIDE," the above fund by 16,980 gentlemen AND "SAMUEL SHAW- in the following Government Depart- CROSS" LIFE-BOATS ments during the past year: — General Survey and Valuation FUND. Geological Surrey Office 6 List of Voluntary Contributions re- Bankruptcy Department 48 High Court of Justice 10 ceived for the Fund from the following DISTRICTS, COURTS, &c., of the ANCIENT Irish Land Commission 37 ORDER OF FOEESTERS, from January 1 British Museum 90 to December 31, 1897, per J. LISTEB Charity Commission 66 STEAD, ^Esq., P.S. Civil Service Commission 46 Office of National Education .... 64 Registry of Deeds Office 18 Customs 441 Royal Irish Constabulary Office, DISTRICTS. Dublin Ca«tle 12 Belfast - 14 3 Ecclesiastical Commission 38 Bucks and Middlesex 4 8 1 Teachers' Pension Office. Dublin 1 Canterbury United, N.Z 7 B Exchequer and Audit Office .... 116 Treasury Remembrancer's Office 6 Colchester 441 ForeignOffice 44 Darlington - 16 11 Iterby &c - 18 7 Geological Survey Office 20 Devon, *c 2 17 - Greenwich, &c - 15 - KentUnited - 6 -

India Office 142 Beading 2 2 6 Inland Revenue 2414 THE "COVENT GARDEN" LIFE-BOAT FUND. South Western 6 It 6 Stalybridge - 16 - List of Subscriptions and Donations handed to me ROYAL MATIONAL Warringtin 10 6 LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION by the Stew- Watford, &c 1 - - Office of Woods and Forests 60 ards of this Fund, being one year's Office of Works 93 Contribution (1897) in aid of the support ol the Covent Garden Life- COLLECTING BOXES. boat, stationed at Caister, near Great Golden Lion Hotel, S. Shields - 13 - Yarmouth. Tram Car, South Shielda - 8 - Privy Council Office 10 Rail* ay Inn, North Shields . 2 - - £. s. a. Berwick Arms, North Shields - 13 6 Public Works Loan Office 12 Beckett. Jos. Esq 1 1 - Station Hotel, North Shields. .-29 Buck, Mrs. H 10 6 Grapes Hotel, Tyne DOCK .... - 10 6 Butler.J.Esq 1 1 Registrar-General's Office 76 Coleman, Messrs. 1 1 - Royal Army Clothing Depart- Cumberlege, Rev. S.F..M.A.. 1 1 - COURTS. Dart.J.Esq -10 - 106 - 6 - Roy al Hospital, Chelsea 10 Royal Mint 125 Dickson, T. A. Esq 1 1 - 663 - 10 6 Royal Naval College, Greenwich 13 Royal Observatory, Greenwich . . 8 Science and Art Department .... 64 Scotch Education Department... 3i Hewett, S. Esq -10 6:'l400 1 Hobbs.C. Esq -10 -| 1415 - 9 - Stationery Office 64 Treasury 46 Kay.P.E.Esq 1 1 - 1540 - 10 - War Office 680 Miscellaneous 50 Levy, S. Ksq - 10 6 1594 1 - - May G Esq 1 1 SCOTLAND. 1814 1 2 Me*-er G. E E-q. . . 10 6 1914 ..." 5 Auditor of the Court of Sessions 1915 10 6

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Pallant 8 Esq 11- 2o95 . 5

Customs 38 Read, B. Esq 1 1 - 21«0 - 5 3

Fishery Board ... 7 2279 8 2 General Post Office .... 360 Rolles E'. Esq . . ...11- 2293 . 1 L General Register of Sasines, Tiffen G Esq. . . ..11- •2413 1 1 Geological Survey of Scotland. . . 14 Tillman, H. Ksq - 10 6 243t> 2 1 2 Inland Revenue 137 Walker, H. G. Esq. - 10 6 128 THE LITE-BOAT. [2ND MAY, 1898.

*. ». a £ 1. d *. ». d. 7703 1 - South London Jewish Schools . - 10 (Girls) (Miss K. Levene). .16- . .66 8423 - 6 1 Soutbport Classes (Isaac - 10 Blumberg) 8 10 8 1 1 Stepney Jewish Schools 2682 .... - 10 (Henry M. De Haan) 16 - - 2695 .., ,..„ . 3 13 Stockton-on-Teea (B. Cohen) - 5 8 2704 ,.. *... - 6 Total £138 18 Tredegar Classes (J. B. Zac-

.... - 15 West Hampstead School (Lionel H. Bolaro) 8 14 6 2862 . . * . - 10 Abrahams, Laurence 0 1 - - JEWISH SCHOLARS' " Anonymous," London 9 12 - 2948 .... - 6 LIFE-BOAT FUND. Bamlierger, H. R. W - 3 9 2960 ,.,. ,,..,...... - 10 2991 .... - 5 President— Bentwich, Lilian and Norman 96- 3024 .... - 7 6 Hon. WALTBK ROTHSCHILD. Cohen, Miss Babick & Vera Treasurer — C., Leicester - 10 1 3097 ... Rev. H. GOU.IKCZ, M.A. Cohen, Nattle P., the late ... 10 1 6 3102 ,. . , . - 7 Cohen, Rev. M. M - 6 - VIce-Presidents— Davis, Bertie & Dollie, Bir- HERBERT BBNTWICH, Esq., LL.B. 3229 ABRAHAM LEVY, Esq. Davi», Miss Rose, Manchester - 10 - 3323 (Victoria) IsroOEE SPIELHAH, Esq., F.S. A. Davis, Rose & Hilda, Dover . - 12 - .... 19- Trustees — Editors of '* Young Israel " .... 1 - - Ar.FBH>HENKY, Esq., F.C.A. 3447 1 - - H. J. COHRN, Esq., M.A. 3508 ASMEK 1. MTKRS, Esq. From the family and friends 3550 . , . of the late Michael Henry, 3622 , .... - 6 - Executive.Committee — by Alfred Henry, Esq. ... 205 10 3 ..., - 8 2 Rev. A. A. GREKK, Chairman. Miss F. LEON. Harris, Henry 213 3690 Alias B. SALAMAN. Harris, Herbert Isidore 1 - - 3693 ... - 6 - Miss L. WEISBKBO. Harris, L. J. & Herbert M., 3715 - 13 - L. J. HA.KKIS. Hon.Sec , 1512 3 3761 - 10 - H. NBUHAUS, Elymans, Leon 1 1 - A. SOLOMON. Joseph, Lily, Birmingham ..-62 3780 (N.Z.) ... 1 3 6 B. SOLOMON. F. S. SPIEKS, B.So. jeon. Miss F. & Mr. Joseph, 3970 Hon. Secretaries— Hon.Sec 18 8 6 4022 . - 12 - JOSEPH LEON. Leon, Miss Florence, proceeds 4080 HEKBEKT M. HAKIUS. of garden fete 124 7 7 4108 ... - 10 6 Lotheim, Hilda & Sigmnnd, 4148 .... - 7 7 COM.KCTBD BT— Edgbaston - 15 7 4160 ... - 8 - Aria College, Portsea - 4 10 Mayer, Harold S 1 15 < 418? ... - 8 - Dover (Eev. J. Bamsteln) .. - 10 - .loore, Ethel - 10 6 4213 Moore.H 1 10 4 42S9 ... - 6 - delsohn) - 13 10 ienhans, H. & F 2 6 4362 ... - 12 - Edinboro' (Eev. J. Fflrst). . . - 13 6Phillips, Leah & David, 4391 ., ... - 10 - Gloucester House School, Kew Cardiff - 7 3 4511 ... - 10 - (Miss Ada S. Neumegen) .956 Pinto, E., London 1 18 - 4568 ... - 12 3 lanley (Rev. M. Berner) ... - 14 4 Raphael, Miss, & MissMerton 4865 ... - 6 - Leeds Classes (Eev. M. Abra- (Rev. J. F. Stem) 19- 4932 (NZ.) ... 1 - - hams, B.A.) 1 11 6 talamau, Beatrice 8 1 - 5108 10 - jiverpool Hebrew Schools 6136 ... - 10 - (M. Kosenberg) 1 - - Singer, David 1 18 6 5171 ... - 10 - lewcastle-on-Tyne (A. Singer, Mrs. Jules 5 14 - 6212 ... - 8 3 Solomon, Alfred A. 13 8 - 6218 8222 ... - 10 - (Jewish Girls), per Miss J. olomon, Rndnlph J. 4 9 10 6378 ... - 18 6 Hozcluar 1 - - Sonnenthal, F. M 7 17 2 6379 ... - 10 - Jorwich (Rev. S. Joseph) . . 1 10 - piers, F. S., B.Sc 35- 6392 ... - 10 - Old Castle Street Schools tern, Miss D. & Clifford .... 2 3 6 5405 ... - 5 - ( Abraham Levy, Head Tebbit, Isabelle -18 6415 ... - 12 3 Master) 21 - Veisberg. Lily 6 19 6 5)80 ... - 10 - Pontypridd (Rev. A. Roien- )ther Donations received by 5541 ... - 5 - berg) - 12 . Chairnun, Treasurer and 5693 (Canada) ... - 8 3 Religion Classes — 6715 . Birmingham (Bertram 5756 (British Columbia) . ... 1 10 4 Silverston, LL.B ) 6 15 9 £714 16 1 6802 ... 1 - - Cardiff (W.Samuel) 6 8 6809 ... - 10 - 6836 (S.A.) ... - 6 6 Hampstead Synagogue, Total f700 6844 (N.Z.) ... 1 - - (Rev. A. A. Green) 20 16 - 5886 (British Columbia) .... - 9 1 Mtddlesbovo' (Rev. M. E. 6912 Davis) 561 6921 Nottingham, (Rev. Harris 69(12 THE "MANCHESTER 6('39 (Natal) Plymouth (M. Freedman) 266 6188 (S.A.) Rev. L. M. Simmons, UNITY" LIFE-BOAT FUND. 6325 LL.B., B.A 7 5 2 South Hackney (Kev. M. J. THE INDEPENDENT OfiDEB 6686 OF ODD FALLOWS (Man- «785 St. John's Wood (Rev. B. chester Unity) FBIENDLT 6873 SOCIETY, for the year 6898 Snnderland (Rev. j. ls97, per THOHAS COUJKS, 6946 .. - S - Phillips) .. 2 12 6 7169 heffleld (S. Lipson and U. 7408 (Victoria) ., - 5 - 7422 .. 10 6 South London Jewish Schools 7672 . - 5 - (Boya)(M. Kaizer.B.Sc.) . - 17 3 4 INDEX TO ThIE BRANCHES. PAGB PAGB PAGE PAGE ABERDEEN .... 198DAWLISH . , . . . 150LEAMINGTON . . .189 ABBRDOVEY . . . . 174 RAWTENSTALL . . .171 ABBRSOCU .... 142DEWSBUBY , . . .191 ABERYSTWTTH . . ^ 141 DONEGAL COUNTY . . 214LEICESTER .... 172 ACOCK'S GRBEN . . 189 RHOSNEIGIB .... 139 ALDEBUKGH .... i»3 DOBNOCH AND EM BO . 211 RHYL 158 LINCOLNSHIRE . . .172 ROBIN HOOD'S BAT . . 195 ALNHOUTH . ... 177 LlTTLEHAMPTON. . . 187ROCHDALE .... 171 AN

BALBBIGGAN . « . 215 LOSSIEHOUTH ... 2<'3 SBASCALE 148 EASTBOURNE . . .186 LOWESTOFT .... 184SEATONCAREW . . .156 BALLANTBAE. . . .199 EDINBURGH .... 201LUDLOW , . . . .1*1 BALLYCOTTON . . . 213ENNISKILLEN. . . . 216LYME REGIS . . . .153 BALLYWALTER . . .214 LlNMOUTH . . . .161 SHEFFIELD . . . . 196 BAMBURGH CASTLE. . 177 EXMOUTH .... ISO LYTHAK 170 SHEPPERTON. . . .174 ETBMOUTH .... 200MAIDENHEAD ... 140SHBBINGHAH. . . .176 BANFF 20u FALKIEK 210 M ALTON . . * . . .195 SHOBEHAM .... 188 BANNOCKBURN ... 210FALMOUTH .... 144MANCHESTER . . .170 SHROPSHIRE .... 181 BARHOUTH . . . .174 MARGATE . . . .164 SIDMOUTH . . . .152 FRRRYSIDB . . . .141 MARYPOBT . . . .147 SKERRIES .... 216 SOUTHAMPTON . . .160 BELFAST 212 FILEY 1*1 MEVAGISSRY . . . .145 SOUTHEND (ESSEX) . .157 FlflHGUARD . . . .180 MIDDLESBROUGH . . 195SOUTHPOBT .... 172 BBMBHIDGB . . . .162 FLAM BOROUGH . . .191 MILLOH 147 SOUTHWOLD . . . .184 BERKSHIRE . . . .140 FLEETWOOD . . ... 166MONTBOSE .... 205ST. ANDBEW'S . . . 204 FOLKESTONE . . . .163 ST. ANNE'S . . . . 171 BIRMINGHAM. . . . 189FRASERBURGH . . .198 MUNDESLBY . . . .176 ST. DAVID'S . . . .180 BLACKBURN .... 165GILES* QUAY. . . .217 MUSSELBURGH . . . 203 BLACKPOOL . . . .165 GIRVAN 199 NAIRN 2- '9 STAFFORDSHIRE . . . 182 BLAKENEY . . . .175 GLASGOW . . . . 2u7 NEWARK 179 STAITHES 195 BLTTH 17« GODALHING .... 1*5 NEWBIGGIN . . . .178 STEOHFORD . . . . 190 GOODWIN SANDS . .163 NEWBUHGH . . . .198 BO'NESS 208 NEWBUBY .... 140STONEHAVEN ... 206 GORLESTON . . . . 1»3 NEWCASTLE(DUNDRUM) 214 STOBNOWAY .... 206 NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE . 179 STRATFOKD-ON-AVON . 139 BRADFORD .... 190GRANGBHOUTH . . . 210NEWHAVEN . . . . 187STROUNSSS .... 209 BRANCASTBR. . . .175 GREENOCK . . . .210 NEWPORT (MONWOUTH) 174 SUNDERLAND. . . .156 BRIDLINGTON. . ; . 191GREENORE .... 217NEWQUAY (CABDIGAN). 141 G RIMS BY 173 NEWQUAY (COBNWALL) 145 BBIGHOUSB .... 191GUERNSEY .... 220NEWROKNEY . . .164 TAUNTON isi BRIGHTON. .... 185HALIFAX 192 NEWTON ABBOT. . . 161TEESDALE .... 156 HARTLEPOOL . . .156 TEIGNMOUTH . . . 153 NORTHAMPTON . . . 173 BROADSTAIRS. . . .162 HASBOROUGH . . .175 NOBTH BERWICK . . 205 HASLIKGDBN .... 166NORTH SUNDEBLAND . 179 BUDE 144 HASTINGS 1*6 NOTTINGHAM. . . .179 BURNHAM 181 HAUXLET . . . .178 HUBBY PORT. . . . 142HAYLE 144 ORHSKIBK .... 171 BURTON-ON-TRENT . . 182HAYLING 1&9 OSWESTBT .... 181 BURY ST. EDMUNDS . 183 HENLEY 179 PADSTOW. . . . .145 WAKKFIBLD . . . .197 CADGWTTH .... 144HERNE BAT .... 163 PAKEFIELD . . . .184 WALTON-ON-THE-NAZE 157 HOLYHEAD .... 140PALLING 176 WATCHET . . . .182 CAMBRIDGE .... 141 HOLY ISLAND . . . 178PEEBLES 209 WELLINGTON (SALOP) . m CAHPBELTOWH . . .198 HORNSEA 192 WELLS (NORFOLK) . . 176 CARDIGAN .... 141HORSHAIC 1«7 PENARTH . . . . * 158WELLS (SOMERSET). . 182 CAKRII KKKRGUS. . . 212 WEST HARTLEPOOL. . 156 HUDDEBSFEBLD ." . . 192PENZANCE .... 146WESTON-SUFEB-MARE . 182 CASTLETOWN ... 219 HULL ...... 19:* WEXFORD . . . .218 CAVAN 213 PETEBBOBOUGH , . .177 WEYMOUTH .... 155 CHELTENHAM ... 159HUNSTANTON. . . . 175PETERHEAD . . . .198 WHTTBUBN .... 157 PLYMOUTH . . . .151 CHESTERFIELD . . .148 ILFBACOHBB .... 151POINT OF AYR . . . 158WHTTERAVEN ... 148 CHICHBSTBR .... 186 POLKBORIS . . . .146 WHITELINK BAT . . 198 CITY OF LONDON . . iso POOLB 154 WHITHOBN .... 211 CLACTON-ON-SEA . . 157ISLE OF WIGHT . . . 160PORT KBIN . . . .220 CLETBDON . . . .18; POET EBROLL . . .198 WlCKLOW .... 219 CLITHEBOE . . . .166 JOHNSHAVEN . . . 206 PORTHCAWL .... 158WlNTBRTON .... 176 CLOU«HKY .... 214KEIGHLBY .... 193PORTHDINLLAEN. . . 143 CLOVELLY . . . .149 PORTHLEVEN . . . !•**> WlTHEKNSEA . . .197 CORK 213 PORTHOUSTOCK . . . 147WOLVERHAMPTON . ,183 COORTMACSHERRY . . 213KESSINGLAND . . .1*4 PORT ISAAC .... 147WOBCESTER . . . .190 CoURTOWN .... 218 PORT LOGAN. . . .211 WORKINGTON . . . 148 CRAIL 204 KlNGSGATE .... 164PORT PATRICK . . . 2li WORKSOP 179 CRKSSWELL .... 178KING'S LYNN . . .176 P. >RT ST. MABY . . .220 WORTHING . . . .183 CRICCIETH .... 142KINGSTOWN .... 216POBTRUSH . . . .212 WREXHAM .... 148 KIRKCUDBRIGHT . . 207 POBTSMOUTH. . . .169 YARMOUTH .... 176 CULDAFF 214 KlRKHAM .... 166 YBALM RIVER . . .153 CULLEKC'IATS . . .178 LAKES' DISTRICT ; . 190 DARTMOUTH .... 149LANCASTER .... 166RADCLIFFE . . . .171 YOUGHAL 2L4

SPECIAL LIFE-BOAT FUNDS. CIVIL SERVICE, 127; COVENT GARDEN, m; FORESTEBS', 127; JEWISH SCHOLARS, 128; ODD FELLOWS, 128. 130 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAT, 1898.

CONTKIBUTORS TO THE BRANCHES OF THE ROYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION.

CITY OF LONDON BRANCH. Dons. & Subs. Colls. £. s. d. £. *. d. General Committee— ' A. S.1 The Right Hon. The LORD MATOK. Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co. (of The SHERIFFS OF I ONDON. New York) ...... 22- The MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT FOR THE CITY or LOXDON. Australian Meat Co ..... 11- The Very Rev. The DEAN op ST. PAUL'S. Austrian Lloyds Steam Navigation The CHAIRMAN OF THE LONDON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. Co ...... 10 - - The CHAIRMAN OF LLOYD'S. Baddeley Bros., per J. Harrold . . .. 1 15 - The CHAIRMAN OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE. • Bidman, H. A ...... 22- The CHAIRMAN OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE BALTIC. Bailev, K. C. ft Co ...... 11'- The CHAIRMAN OF THE LONDON COMMEEC AL^ALE ROOMS. Biiley, W. H. & Co., per C. White . - 10 6 - 13 3 The CHAIRMAN OF THE LONDON SHIPPING EXCHANGE. Baker's Chop House, per W. J. The CHAIRMAN OF THE GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION Palmer; ...... - 10 1 COMPANY. Bank of Scotland ...... 18- The CHAIRMAN OF THE PENINSULAR-AND ORIENTAL Barclay & Co., Ltd ...... 10 10 - STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. Barclay. Perkins ft Co, Ltd. (and The DEPUTY MASTER OF THE MINT. £5 5*. through Chief Office) . . 10 10 - The DEPUTY MASTER OF THE TRINITY HOUSE. Barclay & Sons, Ltd., per W. Vice-Admiral A. J. CHATFIELD, C.B. Beunetton ...... - W 4 The Right Hon. Lord ALDENHAM. "Barlei-Mow,"per A. G.Busbidge. .. - 5 10 The Right Hon. Sir JOHN LDBBOCK, Bart., M.P., F.E.S. Bath. H. & Son ...... 11- FREDERICK D. MOCATTA, Esq. Bayer. Chas. ft Co ...... 11- H. N. HAMILTON-HOARE, Esq. Bank of Montreal ...... 1 13 - " Bayoard'a I'astle "...... - 6 6 T. H. ISMAY, Esq., J.P., D.L. Belfast and County Down Railway . 11- Bennett, E. T., & Co., per A. J. Hon. Secretary—Capt. F. E. D. ACLAND. Webb ...... Bennett S.S. Co., Ltd ...... Hon. Treasurer—• Benson, B. & Co ...... 22- The Eight Hon. Sir JOHB LUBBOCK, Bart., M.P., F.U.S. Bergens Assuranceforening ... 5 - - Hon. Auditors—Messrs. W. H. PANNELL & Co. Berry. N ...... - 11 0 Bethell, Gwyn&Co ...... 22- Bankers—Messrs. BOBARTS, LDBBOCK & Co. Beynon & Oabban ...... 11- -59 Bieber&Co...... , 11- Executive Committee— Bilbrongh, A. & Co...... 11- Sir THOS. SUTHERLAND, K.C.M.G., M.P. Billingegate Ward School, per C. H. Capt. F. E. D. ACLAND. Wheeler and H. J. Mills ..... - 10 - J. W. FELTWELL, Esq., F.I.I. Birt, Potter & Hughes ..... 11- I). C- HALDEMAN, Esq.. Bkck, Moore & Co...... 11- W. HABDY, Esq. Blades, East & Blades ..... 11- Colonel HOZIEK. Blake, Boissevain & Co. .... 55- O. J, MORICE, Esq. Blake, J. W., the late, Legacy, per PEHCIVAL A. NAIRNE, Esq. H. J. V. Philpott ..... 45 - - E. B. PRESSLAND, Esq. Blandy Bros. & Co ...... 11- j. L. SAYER, Esq., Deputy. " B«iega"(Bishop8gate Street) . . .. - 8 1 EDWARD SEAMAN, Esq., C.C. „ (Bucklersbury) ..... - 8 2 E. H. HIMPSON, Esq. „ (C')wper's Court) ... . . - 5 6 „ (Mark Lane) ...... - 17 3 Organising Secretary—A. W. WEBSTEB. Bolton, F ...... 11- Bootn, A. E. h Co ...... 11- Office—HAMILTON House, 149, BISHOPSGATE STREET Bordes, Ant. Donl. & Fils .... 10 - - WITHOUT, LONDON, E.C. Bott, W. E. & Co ...... 11- Boustead, E & Co ...... 22- Subscriptions, Donations and Collections from Bowen & McKechnie ..... 11- 1st January to 31st December, 1897. Bowring, C. T. & Co ...... 55- Boys-Tombs, E., per A. Cole ... . . -16 (See also under headings of "Billingsgate," "Central Bradbory, Agnew & Co., per J. Markets," " Mark Lane," " Eoyal Navy," " Ships' Col- Barber ...... - 12 9 lections," and " Stock Exchange.") Ditto, per J. J. Briggs ..... - 6 3 Dons. & Subs. Colls. Braham, F ...... •• - • - £. s. d. £. s. d. Brandeis, Goldschmidt &Co.. . . 55- Acland, Mrs. F. E. D -62 Brandt, R. S Co ...... 22- Adam Bros 11- Brfnt & Co ...... 11- Adamson, Gilflllan & Co. .... 11- Brettle, Geo. & Co ...... 11- Agra Bank, Ltd., The . , 15- Briesemann, F., Successors ... 1' 1 - Alexander & Co 11- British & Foreign Wharf Co., Ltd. . 11- AllatiniBros 2 - - British India Steam Navigation Co. 10 10 - Alliance Marine and General Assur- Brooks & Co ...... 1 16 - ance Co.. Ltd 10 10 - Brown, Douglas, & Co ..... 11- Alliston, Alderman F. P. ... 11- Brown & Elmslie ...... 11- American and Red Star Line. . . 10 10 - Brown, Janson ft To ...... 5 - - American Trading Co...... 11- Brown, Lenox & Co ...... 11- Anderson, Weber & Smith . 22- Bucknall Bros ...... 22- Aufrlo-American Telegraph Co. 55- Bndgett, S. &Co.,Ltd., per W.G. Smith .. - 13 6 Anglo-Foreign Banking Co. 22- Bull, H. & Co ...... 22- Antrim iron Ore Co., Ltd. 22- Bull Wbart, Proprietors of ... 11- Arbnthnot, Ewart & Co. , 11- " Bull's Head," per Mrs. Marks . . . . - 5 1 Arahold, Karberg & Co. . 11- „ Bread Street ..... - 6 - Ariadne Steamship Co., Ltd. 11- Burrell&Co ...... 1 ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BRANCHES. 131

Dons. & Subs. Colin. Dons. & Subs Colls. £. l. d. £. 8. d. £ . s. d. £. s. d. Empreza Nacional de Navagacao . 10 - - Carlisle & (Jo. (10s 6d. on each vessel) 7 17 6 Erlebach, Livingston & Co. ... 11- Carter, John, « Sons, Ltd., per T. C. - 1 - Hutcbings - 13 3 - 17 9 Esper, F 11- Carter, J., per T. Gillings 16 6 Enropean Petroleum Co., Ltd. . . 22- Eeening Standard (Composing De- Ceylon Tea Plantations Co., Ltd. . 22- partment) per W. Davi»on. . . - 10 - Chatfield, Vice-Admiral A. J. . . 11- China Mutual Steam Navigation Co., "Falstaff Eestaurant," per Mr. Ltd .66- 1 - - City Bank, Ltd., per J. Parkyn . . 14 - City Police, per John Whately, Fenwick, Stobart & Co 11- 3 6 The fidd, per H. M. Bedford 1 11 - City of London Wine Co., per H. W. Kindlay, Durham & Brodte ... 11- 7 6 Fiusbury and City of London Sav- Clarkson, H. & Co 11- - 7 - Clay, C. J. & Sons, per L. W. Fisher, Eden & Co., per A. D. Bowl. - 10 3 Brookes ...... 6 3 Coates, Son & Co., per N. P. Hodgson 11 - " Five Bells." per W. Bishop ... 162 Cohen, B. & Sons, per H. Small . . .. 218 6 Colegate, B. & Co., per N. Boys . . ., 1 „ „ „ MUs Williams 16 6 Collins, P. L. H., & Sons .... 11-

Compagnie des Messageries Man- Gas Ligbt & Coke Co., per J. Waldie 1 12 2 Cook, John M 6 - - ' „ „ (Goswell Road) perW C Wigely .... 12-

Corder, W...... 11- General Steam Navigation Co. . . 56- Corneille, D. & Co. 11- ,. P<* Corry, J. P. & Co 22- J. D. Macintosh 1 14 6 Cory Bros. & Co., Ltd 22- Cory, W. & Son, Ltd., per F. C. Gibbs, G. & Son, per F. Church . . - 16 6 Dobbing and H. Johnson ... . . 119 4 Gilbey, W.&A., Ltd 10 10 - Coverley & Westray ..... 11- Gill, Mrs - 7 - Cross & Co., per Miss M. A. Wade . 6 6 Cubitt, W. & Co., per J. Cavey . . 10 - Glyn, Mills, Currie & Co. . . . . 10 - - Cnlliford & Clark 11- G odebye, Mrs., per Miss L. Jinks . - 6 6 Cunis, W. R. . . , 10 6 Currie, D. 4; Co...... 10 10 - Gold,-pins & Co., per F. H. Gold- Cartels, Whitworth & Co. .... 1 1 - - 10 6 ' - 18 - Darling & Son, Ltd., per T. Jolly . 16 - Gordon, Woodroof i & Co 22- Davidson, Miss F. M. G - 10 - Gow, Wilson & S.inton .... 22- Davidson, Unwin & Co 66- Grant, J. & R. 11- Davies Motor Co., Ltd., The, per Great Eastern Hotel, per H. C. 2 6 - 17 2 Davis, Mrs 11 6 Great Eastern Hallway Co. ... 10 10 - Dawney, W. A. & Co., per H. Q. Gridley & Co., per F. B. Pike 166 Boyd . 8 6 Haes & Sons, per A. E. M. Haes. . 11- Denny, Mott JSt Diokson .... 33- Haig and Squire - 10 - De Freitas & Co., A. C 10 10 - Haines, Lee & Co., per G. Bone . . - 14 9 De Keyser's Koyal Hotel, per J. Hale Miss Violet 1-10 1 - Hamburg-American Line, per Smith, De Lissa, Sons 4: Co 11- Delegacion de la Compania Tras- Hamburg Sud tmerikanische t/ampf- scnifffahrls-Gesellscbaft. ... 10 - - Denaby fcCadeby Mam Collieries, Hammond, R., per J. Mirfln. . . - 6 - Ltd 33- Hankey, T. & Co. 22- Det Bergenske Dampskibsselskab . 6 - - "Hansa"S.S. Co. of Bremen, . . 10 10 - Det Forenede Dampskibsselrkab . . 10 - - Hanson, Son & Barter, per Mr. DetNordeufjeldskeDampskibsselskab 6 - - - 6 6 Deutsch-Anieritauische Petroleum Gesellschaft 10 - - Hart, W. H., per T G. Hensler . . 1 11 - Deutach-Anstralische Dampfachiffs Hattijjid, C - 5 -

Dickeson, tt. & Co., per P. D. Day . . . 1- 9 Dickson, D...... I - e 4 Hayioan.C. G 11- Hazell, Watson & Viney (Composing District Messenger Service, per W. F. Stalf), per W. C. Smith - 15 10 10 9 H»zell Watson & Viney (Machine Dixon, C. E 11- Dept), per W. Gates - 10 - Dodwell, Carlill & Co 11- Douglas, J. M., & Co., per J. Helvetia General Insurance Coi . . 8 - - 17 6 Dunkelsbnbler, A. & Co. .... 11- «'H. G.," per The London Joint Dyerft Dyer 22- Stock Bank, Ltd., Old Broad Street 1 - - Eastern Steamship Co., Ltd. ... 65- Eastern Telegraph Co., Ltd. ... 6 - - Hirsch. A. * Co., per W. H. Curtis . 1 - - Eastwood & Holt 22- Ecclesiastical Insurance Co., per C. A. Home and Colonial Stores, Ltd. . . 10 10 - FJkan & Co 11- Hongkong & Shanghai Bank, per Empress Assurance Corporation, Ltd. 10 10 - H. R. Button 1 7 - 132 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAT, 1898.

Dons. & Subs. Cells. Dons. &Subs. Colls. JB. .Steamboat Co. .... 6 Bridg- Boxes ...... 49 U 2 Nederlands-American Steam Navi- Linen and Woollen Drapers' Insti- gation Co 10 10 - tntiou, per J. W. Stnttle ..... - 10 6 Nelson. Morris . - 10 6 Lion Brewery Co., Ltd ..... 86- Neue Dampfer Co of Stettin ... 5 Litchfield, H. A. & Co ..... 11- Newman, Smith & Newman ... 1 Littlewood, W. K ...... - 10 - " New Merlin's Cave," per Mr. Gwynn Liverpool Steam Fishing Co., Ltd., Nicholson, P. S 1 p T M. A. C"Cen ...... 22- Nippon Yueen Kaisha 6 Liverpool Victoria Legal Friendly, Nord-Ostee Rhederei 2 2 - per E. B. St lines ...... - 10 - Norman, L., ft Co. 1 1 - Lockharta, Ltd...... 1 11 2 North German Lloyd Fteamshlp Co . 20 London & Brazilian Bank, Ltd. . . 10 - - Noitn Met. Tramways Co., per R. L. London & County Banking Co. . . 10 10 - 7186 Atlamson 37 7 11 London General Omnibus Co...... 1828 Oc<*au Marine Insurance Co., Ltd. . 10 London & North Western Railway "O.J.C.S." 5 Co., per R. F. Castleman ..... 215 Olnsy, Miss S Allen 2 2 - London & Northern Steamship Co., Oppenbeim, L 1 1 - Ltd ...... 5 - - Osb'irn, T. & Sons, per E. H. London& Provincial Bank. Ltd.. . .. 376 Cbandler London & Provincial Marine In- Owen, Joseph 1 surance Co , Ltd ...... 55- Owt^am, K. & Co •. 1 London & South Western Bank . . . . 2136 Parr's Bank, Ltd., per H. Barbani . - 10 - London*; South Western Rly. Co. . 65- Parr's Consolidated Bank .... 33- London & Westminster Bank ..... 2 13 - Partridge, W. S. & Co 1 1 - London Paper Mills Co., Ltd., per Patent Victoria Stone Co., Ltd., per A. E. Gooding ...... 12 6 R. H. Prevoat London Salvage Corps, per C. Bridges . . 134Payne, Chas. H London Trading Bank, Ltd. ... 11- Payne, John 5 Lovegrove, W ...... -10- Peabody, Hy. W. & Co. ... . 22 - Ixjwnds, M. & Son, per W. Edwards. .. 1 12 - Pearson, A. & Co 1 I - Lubbock. Sir John, Bart., M.P. . . 6 - - Peek, Francis 10 10 - ANNUAL SUBSCBIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BRANCHES. 133

Dons. & Sobs. C<»l!s. Dona. & Subs Colls. £. i. d. £. s. d. £. t. d. *. s. d. PeBiasBtor & Oriental Steam Navi- Stavanger Skibsassurance Forening . 10 - - 5 - Peteraen, Boessen & Co. .... - 10 S Philipps 0 .11- Phililps, Morley, F.A.i 11- Picknp, J. H. & Co., Ltd., per J. T. "Stirling Castle," per Q. W. Mould • * - S 6 -88 PIm, W. H., Jnnr., &Co.. ... 11- Stoomvaart Maatscnapp

West, Newman if Co., per J. 1 - - Soaw,S»viU& Albion Co.. Ltd. ..55- West of Scotland Fire Office, Ltd. „ „ „ per Mr.Chapman .. 1 7 3 perW. J. Bezer ...'... .. - 6 - "Ship" Binding Works (Folding Dept.) per Mrs. E. Madge 15 3 Shipwrights, Worshipful Company of 55- White & Co., per B. DeVjies . . - 9 6 10 - Wilkin, D. & Co., per Mr. Sawkins . 3 16 8 Short & Co., per W. H. Whits ..... 10 - Sidney Thomas Steaxnehip Co. . . 11- Williams, Son, & Sharp .... - 10 6 SHvertock. H., perj, Parrell . . 13 6 Williams, Torrey & Keild, Ltd. . . 1 12 6 Simptin, Marshall & Co., Ltd 1 6 1 Williams J. F...... 11- Simpson Bros., per Horace Bates . . . « \ - Willis, A. &Co.. 6 - Sinclair, Hamilton 4; Co 11- Wills, W. D & H. O., Ltd. ... 55- Wilson, Smithett & Co. . . . . 10 10 - Sjnith, C. & O. & Co., per F. W. Wilson, Sons & Co., Ltd 22- - 10 6 Smith W&Co . .... -10 6 " W. L.,"per London and Provincial Smith. Wood SCo 11- Smythe's Steam Wharf .... 11- Wood Street Smelling Works, per Sontbampton Steamship Coal and W. J. Nealon 1 10 6 Wood, John 11- Woolley, Sanders & Co., per L. Deall 11- 1 12 0 " Woolpack Buffett" per the Manager .. - 16 - Standard, per J. Lott ...... 18 6 Wordsworth, Blake & Co.. ... 22- World Marine Jnsnrance Co. ... 66- 134 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAT1898, .

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11- - 5 - Gregory, F. & Co - 10 a Lynn & Gibson 11- GrrizQSdale & Sons . . 11- Odell. K. l> 22- Guerrier, Marshall & Co - 10 6 Odell, S. L 11- Pibel, W. H 11- Plowman, B., per Mr. Still . . . - 6 6 Hewetson, R. & J. , A Co 1 1 - .. 594 Reading, J. & Co. - 10 6 Howell, D. N. & Co - 1" 6 Sayer, J. L 1 1 - 24- Hurt, F. & Co - 10 6 Keene, S. W.-&Co - 10 - Central Markets. Keighley, Maxted & Co. .... 11- 1 1 - 268 - 5 - Ledger E W & Co - 10 - -96 Lock W. & Co. . - 8 - - 10 6 6 - Fitter Bros - 1 - Medill, T. S. - 10 6 Fitter, H. S...... 11- Meeson, W. M. . . . 1 - Fitter, H. S. & Sons, Shop No. 142, Mongredien, Ellerby & Co. ... 1 - per T. G. Hale 1T 5 - Fitter, H S. & Sons. Shop No. 105 . 1 12 - Muggeridge, W. & Co 1 - „ Shop No. 360 . ^ 5 - Palmer, C. H 1 - - 10 - Paul, R. & W., Ltd. 1 - Fletcher, W. & R., LM 11- Pechey, J. T. P.. . . . - 10 6 1 10 - 1 14 - Pilman & Phillips - 10 - - 5 - - 1 2 Rathbone E. & Son 1 1 Hart G. W. & A...... - 6 - - 5 - 11- - 11 - Roland & Phillips . 11- - 2 6 - 6 - Pickard. H. & Co - 6 - Skelton Bros 11- - 10 » Skelton, T & Co 11- 9 Slatford, W. J - 10 6 Pope, S. E r; - -» Smith, B. & Sons 11- Reynolds, C. H -. . . - 10 - Smyth, Koes, T. & Co - 10 - 12 - - 11 - - 1 - - 5 - Tapscott, Kitchen & Neville ... 11- Thompson, G. & Son ..... - 10 6 Taylor, G 11- - 10 - - 5 - Usborne & Son 11- 11- - 13 - Zwaneaberg, A. V - 6 - WinterBros...... 11- "Mark Lane" (Corn. Maria 0 fund. Wood, W. P. & Co - 10 6 Woocibams & Levy 10 6 11- Woodley, M. F. & Co 11- Agerup, Petersen & Co. .... - 10 - Alexander, J. & Co - 10 - - B - Royal Navy Collections. - 10 - H.M.S. Aginconrt,,per J. M.Canlfleld Aste, J. & Sons 11- (Commander) ...... - 10 - - 10 6 „ Albacore, per G. S. Shuck- Begbies, Ross & Gibson .... Il- burgh (Lieut, and Commr.) .. - » 6 l-I- „ Archer, per C. E. Kii gsmill ll- 3 12 - - 10 - „ Ardnnt, per E. Hyde Parker 11- (Lieut, and Commander) . 1 16 9 - 10 - „ Argus, per R. B. Jeai e (Chief Bui-stall, J. & Co 11- Officer in Command) . . 122 Chatterton, J. H 11- ,, Ariadne (see H.M.S Veraon). 1 1 - „ Ben bow, per Rev. H.S. Wans- Clarke, W. G. & Sons . . , . 11- brough (Chaplain, R.N.) . 1 U 6 - 10 - „ Blake, per C. R. Arbuthnot - 10 6 2 14 6 11- „ Cambridge, per Rev. F. C. - 10 6 - 12 6 Coventry, Sheppard & Co - 10 6 „ Champion, per " R.N." . . .. 1 - - Craig, R. H. & Co 11- „ Clyde, per F. G Jones (Com- - 10 6 - 2 6 ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BRANCHES. 135

Dona.fc Subs Colls. £,. t. d. &. i. d. Shipf Collections. H.M.S. Conqueror, per D. Colwill . - 4 a „ Daring, per Hy. Thompson Dons. *; Subis. Coils. (Lieut, and Commander) . . • 1 15 - £. s. d. £. j. d. „ Daring, per F. Powell (Sub- S.S. Abana, perCapt. H. Fnller. . 12- Lieut.) . .. - 16 - „ A Irons „ T. Ayres . . 3 12 6 „ Defence, per W. Johns(Bo»t- „ Acacia „ E. Grant & Mr. H. H. 3-6 Brashier. . 18- H.M. Steam-Tag VJf, pel Hy, Hobba, - 8 - „ Afghan Trince, per Tapt. Ki.rjd.wn 13- H.M. Tank Vessel Elizabeth, per J. „ Aftikander, per Capt, Keen. . 14- - 3 - tt A ire „ J. Arnold - 6 « H.M. Tug Escort, per N. Willcocks. „ Alderney, per the Captain . . - 12 - H.M.S. Hrebrand, per VernonMaud — o — „ Aldgate, per Capt. G. H. Chesehire 3 14 - (Lieut and Commander) . . . - 18 3 „ Alford „ W.J.Wilson 42- „ Francis, per Thos. Pawx Ship Alice Richardson, pert apt. E. Kewell - 12 - (Commanding Officer) . . - 10 - „ AUerton, per Capt. E. ,hn 0. „ Carib Prince, per the Captain . 2 - - Hopkins. K.C.B. ... 1 - - „ Carperby, per Capt. 0 Jones . 2 10 - „ Rattler, per H> n. Q. A. „ Cassia, per the Captain ... , . - 12 6 Httrdinge (Lieut, and Com- „ Cast ledale, per Capt. H. Ferry . 1 13 6 „ Castlefield „ T.J.Johnson 2 - - „ Kose, pet H. Smith (Chief 3 — — Yacht Cerite l 10 - Officer in Command) . . . . - 15 - S.S. Chamois, per Capt. H. T. Koall. 1 - - „ JJupevt per L. A. W. Barnes- „ Charterhoase „ H. W. Field 25- Lawrence (Commander) . - 7 6 „ Chelsea „ G. Howard . 1 10 - „ SeameK', per John CJuun „ China „ E. Goodworth - 16 - (Chief Officer in Command) 176 „ Cbiswick „ A. H. Ottley 41- „ Speedy, per H (*. Monckton ShipO.H.S. „ J.Walters. 12- (Lieut, and Commander) . . . 1 10 - S.S. City of Belfast, per Capt. J. Gough . . 196 H.M. Tug Sprit?, pi-r.C. W. Dayidge Barque City of Carlisle „ J. Hees 18- (Captain) . . - 5 - S.S. City ol Hamburg per Capt. J. P. H.M.S. Spry, per W. T. Hicks 1 J - (Senior Mate) .... - 5 - S.S. City of Liverpool per Capt. J. „ Thrueh, per J. W. PocMn Walsh and P. Kearn (Mate) . . 1 IS - (Lieut, aud Commander) . .. 3 11 - S.S. City of Oporto, per Capt. H. J. „ Thunderer, per, H. W. S. 19- GiVon (Capta'n), andEev. S.S. Uan Rose per Capt. D. Dickson F. G. \M«te (Cuaplain) . 2 15 - ,, Cljtie „ J. Hngi.am 286 „ Triumph, per A. E. Sievene „ Coblenz „ Gritr^on . .. 426 (Corporal R. M. A.). . , 1 - - „ Concord „ Day. . . 2 - - „ Vernou and Ariadne, per „ Cookham „ J ('. Hart . - 10 - Rev. Hamilton Macdortaid, M.A. . . 4 15 - „ Costa Bican „ Kelly . . 1-6 „ Vufcan, per Ed. S. Fitz- „ County Down, per G. Death herben (Lieut.) 47- (Chief Officer) 2 5 - 136 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAT, 1898.

Dona. & Subs. Colls. Dons. & Subs. Colls. £. 8. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. S.S. Courtfleld, per Cap*. W. J.-Shel- S.S. Isabel, per Capt. R. Jeffers . . .. 236 drakej • .. 8 12 - „ Isle of Dursey, per Cant. G. G. „ Cowrie, per Capt. S. I. G. Parsons .. 6 - - White 1 16 - „ Cragg „ D. T. Ball. . .. - 18 - ,, Isle of Jura, per Capt. J. A. „ Cramlington, per Capt. J. Hindhaugh - 11 - Lockyer 14- „ Isle of Kent, per Capt. D. Suther- „ Cratborne, per Capt. G. Lewis . .. 13- land 2 19 6 „ Crimea, per the Captain ... .. - 15 - „ Italian Prince, per Capt. Willis .. 3 17 - „ Croma, per Capt. W. B. Lord '. .. 848 „ Ixia „ Wm. „ Cumbria ,, A. Irving . . .. 19- Cnnrnside 286 „ Curler, per W. Bulley (Steward) .. - 10 - „ Jamaican, per Capt. Daniel . . .. 1 13 - „ Cymbeline, per Capt. A. Cordiner .. 1 12 - „ James Cameron „ W.8.Calde- „ Cyril „ K. Daviea . .. 1 10 - cott (First Mate) 194 „ Dalbeattie „ B. Voss . .. - 12 6 „ Jas. Tucker, per Capt. Jas. Gny .. 2 - - „ Daniel „ C. Grey . .. - 13 6 „ Jane Bacon „ T. Bowles .. 1 14 - Barque Danube „ J. Berkle . .. - 9 - „ Jet „ J. P. Carr .. - 9 1 S.S. Darial „ J. IX Scott. .. 456 „ John Morrison „ A. C. Balls .. - 12 - „ Darlen „ Hy. Wrake .. 3-3 „ John Ray „ R. H. Cook .. 1 19 - „ Dauntless „ W. B. Ling .. 2 11 - „ Joseph Arbib, per Capt. E. W. „ Duchess of York, per Capt. A. Bracey .. 1 19 - Storm .. 376 „ Joseph John, per Capt. Blacklin. .. 19- „ Dnnmail, per Capt. E. F. Ham- „ J. M. Strachan „ J.Kennedy .. 15- mund .. 15- „ J. Y. Short „ J. Mouat. .. 6 16 - „ DniiOlly Castle, per Capt. Wallace .. 3 15 - „ Kasbek „ J. Muir . .. 33- B.M.S. Dnnnottar Castle, per Capt. „ Kate B.Jones „ J. H. Keed .. 1 10 8 W. Hay 35 - - „ King Cadwallon, per Capt. E. „ Dunvegan Castle, per Capt. Baker 1 19 6 J. C. Robinson, and other „ King David, per Capt G. Bitch . .. 4 14 - amounts paid through Chief „ King Edgar „ J.J.Hebron .. 1 14 - Office 30 10 - „ King Frederick, per Capt J. S.S. Earl of Dumfries, per Capt. J. Taylor 29- Arthur 169 „ Kiug.-land, per Capt. Mark Scott .. 356 „ Earnholm, periA. Darroch (Chief „ Kirkwall „ T. Hesketh .. 33- Mate) - 13 - „ Knight Errant, per Capt. C. „ Eblana, per Capt. W. Lomas 16- Froggatt 496 „ Ebro, per thn Captain . . - 10 6 „ Knight Templar, per Capt. Eclipse, per Capt. Boag 39- W. W. Pain, R.N.R. 1 12 - Kddystone ,, R. Care 68- „ Knutsford, per Cipt. Tulloch . .. 236 Edenbridge „ J. Notman 33- „ Lady Arthur Hill, per Capt. D. Edendale „ W. Bedlington 316 Furguson .. - 13 6 Elax „ E. S. Baker 2 1 6 „ Lady Palmer, per Capt. A. E. Elbruz ,. S. Brown . 58- Smith. 1 16 6 EllaSayer „ B. (irifflths 1 - - „ La Marguerite, per Capt. A. R. Elmville „ J. Dove . 3 10 6 Owen 181 Elton J. A. Mnrqnest 2 10 6 „ Lancashire, per Capt. G. H. Ship Emily Smeed, per Capt. J Bennett - 10 6 Staveley, Lwnt. E.N.E. . . .. 14 10 4 S.S. Enchantress, per Cant. W. H Etches 6 - - Ship Latona, per Capt. G. Wellard . .. - 9 - f, Euterpe, per Capt. uavey E. Enle 24- „ Lauriston „ W. Latta . .. 69- „ Ethel RadcliflV, per Capt. D. Jenkins 2 - - „ Leny „ J.Stewart . .. 5 - - Eton, per Capt. Brophy . 1 17 - „ Leona .. -59 „ Euplectela E. Stott . . 2 12 6 „ Lepanto, per Capt. J. Bearpark. .. 2 15 2 „ Eureka Owen Eoberts 14- „ Leven „ A. E. Stiles. .. 6 in 6 Ship Euterpe A. S. Banks 246 „ Liffey „ W. Barnes . .. 126 S.S. Falka C. Tornguist 24- ., Linda, per Capt. R. Horsley . .. 226 Fernlands E. Smith . 1 12 - „ Lindisfarne ., W. H. Morris . .. 1 17 6 „ Flambro1 W.Wilson. 3 6 10 S.S. Lindisfarne,, W. Sprott . . .. 1>3 0 Ship Forth W. Kydd . 256 Barque Lindores Abbey, per Capt. &S. Foyle E. Robinson - 15 - F. W.Clark 41- Frederick Snowdon, per Capt. S.S. Lionel, per the Captain 166 J. R. Sapp ...... 12- „ Llandaff, per Capt. Jos. Ley. . .. - 16 - „ Furtor, per Capt. D. J. Jenkins. 1 - - „ Llewellyn „ W. Holmes . .. - 18 6 „ Oalatea „ J. Ivey . . - 15 - London County Council Steamers, „ Gallina „ A. Whyte. . 266 per Lieut. E. G. Warwick. . .. - 1 6 „ Garthdee, per Capt. Byth and S.S. Lord Bangor, per Capt. J. Davie .. 2 13 - Mr. Mellis ...... 1 1 6 „ Lord C'harlemont ,, J.Parker .. 2 14 - „ Gladiolus, per Capt. G. Wright. 1 11 - Barque Lord Templttown, per Capt. „ Glenavon . „ C. Harris . 16- J. Niblock 48- „ Goldsbro' „ . F. Evans . 34- S.S. Lndgate, per Capt. H. Nicholson .. 381 „ Greatham „ Gowing . 3 17 6 „ Mabel „ Mansfield . .. - 15 - „ Greenbrier „ J. H. Trinick 286 „ Maltby, per W. L. Davles (Chief „ Greyfriars, per Capt. G. Stephen 22- Offlcfr) 196 „ Greylands „ S. Symonds 1 19 6 „ Manitoba, per C. G. Crawford . .. 1 - - ,, Gulf of Corcovado, per Capt. A. „ Marie Elsie, per Capt. WHudgson .. 8 14 - C. Fox ...... 3 14 6 „ Marsden „ C. D. Laws .. 156 „ Haldon, per Capt. T.R. Hosking 1 12 - Ship May Lord „ E. Walsh. .. - 6 - „ Hampton „ R. W. Moon . 376 „ Mary Queen „ A. Beruldsen .. - 8 6 „ Hardwick „ J. E. Jones . I 16 6 S.S. Mercator, per the Captain . . .. 1 - - „ Harrow „ Smith . . . 3 10 - Ship Merchant, per Capt. J. Souter . .. 126 „ Harton „ E. J. Hem- „ Mersey „ G. H. Itock .. 48- mings ...... S.S. Merthyr „ J.Stenborn .. - 15 - „ Hawkhnrst per Capt. C. N. „ Midlothian „ D. Shearer. .. 196 Mumford ...... 966 „ Mimi „ A. H. Vjn- „ Henry Fisher, per CaptC. Nelson - 14 6 cent 156 „ Highland Prince, „ Thomas. 1 18 - „ Mmerva, per Capt. J. Slack . . .. 1 10 6 Barque Himalaya, per Capt. Mann . 1 - - „ Minia, per E. Price (Purser) . .. 7 - - S.S. Homer, per Capt. G. L. Moy . 113 „ Minnie Hinde, per Capt. A. Hoy .. - 12 6 „ Horden „ J. Carefull . 4 10 « „ Mobile, per Capt. J. W. Wilson .. 2-6 „ Horsa „ G. Neale . . 316 „ Mohawk „ S. Gates . . .. 7 7 10 „ Ingleby „ T. Bell . . 4 18 6 „ Monksbaven. per Capt. John S. „ Irene „ W.S.Eastham - 16 6 Smith 1-- ANNUAL SUBSCBIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BBANCHES. 187

Dons. & Stfbs. Coils. Pens. & Snbs. Colls. *. *. d. £ . s. d. £. >. d. £. t. d. 8.S. Monteznma, pir Cspt.J. Williams 446 S.S. Sardonyx, per Capt. R. S. t, Moonstone, per Capt. J, A. Johnsi n .. 3 10 - Pasley, R.N.R 4 14 - „ Moorgate „ W.Cass Smith - 10 6 „ Pelhy, per Capt. F. McCulloch 1 11 6 „ JWorayshire „ IX C. Duncan 2 13 6 „ Shakespear „ A. G. Rainey 166 „ Monrue ,, J. Aibn . 1 12 6 „ 8ilverdtt)e ,, A. James . 27- „ Murcia „ Dawson 26- „ Sinloo, perTheC'ptata . . 1 - - „ Murex „ E. Halliday § - - „ Siren, per Capt. N. L. Mayor 1 10 - „ Nairnt-hire „ 0. Olsen 13 - - „ Mingsby „ A. G. Bx>blnson 28- „ Narartina „ «. Grindlay 1 - - S.E. Rly. Co.'s Stfamers, per Capt. „ Maples „ J. Barns n. 1 IB - Boxer, B.N 198 Ship S.C. Ball „ A. Turner. - 15 - S.S. Sonth Moor, per Capt. F, Koster 1 - - „ Newfield „ T. Sharp . 1 - - „ Sonthwark „ S.J. Harri- S.S. Nicarmman „ King. . . 1 - - pon , 1 10 - „ Nineveh ,. N. AJlan . 410- „ Sowe^by, per Capt. G. Gill . . 1 12 - R.M.S. Norham Castle, per Capt. „ Spindrift „ Giles. . . 1 18 - Randall 1 1 - „ Stanwlck „ J. Kowler . 1 - - S.S. Norlands, per Capt. Doheny 3 16 - „ Stepney „ W. Lowery. 1 10 - „ Northcote 1-6 Ship Star of Bengal, per Capt. J. M. „ Nortligaie. per Capt. D. Jones . 1 16 - Hart 21- Ship If orth Star Shir 316 S.S. F. Stobart, per Capt. T. Shaw . 16- S.S. Nymphsea IX Mnnro . 186 „ Straits of Menai, per Capt. „ Oakby D. Anderaoa 2 14 « Morgan 166 „ Oceau Prince W. B. Barton 2 14 6 „ -Surrey, per Capt. John Morgan 1 12 - „ Oilfield J. Shswyer 2 10 6 „ Swift ,. Brett . . . 1 - - „ Omba J. Munro . 296 „ Sybil, per the Captain . . . 256 Oriel, per D.'Stanhope (Chief „ Taff, per Capt. A. Canrobert . 4 19 8 Officer) a i ~ „ Tampican. per Capt. J. W. „ Orieni, per J. Murray (First Vicktball 2 » 6 Mate) - 18 - „ Tangermnende, pfr Capt. B. „ Orpington, per the Captain . . 23- Gibson 142 „ Ouse, per Copt J. Dyer . . . 16- „ Texan, per Capt Carrathera. . 186 „ Chens „ Sntlcrtand . . 2-3 Steam Yacht Theodora, per Capt. „ Paraonse, per Capt. E. B. Casey. 266 Jos Collins „ Pembroke Castle, per Capfc S.S. Theresina, per Capt. W. J. A. F. Marshall « 15 8 Hnghes „ Pendower, perCapt. P. 0. A rklef 25- „ Thontaa Coats, per Capt. D. Ship Penmine „ 0. Hansen . 1 - - Morgan . „ Persian Empire, per Capt. A. „ Thomas Parker. perCapt. James Young 1 11 6 Martin 161 S.S. Perthshire, per Capt. P. Watface 6 12 6 „ Thorea, per J. Mitchell (First „ Petunia „ F. H.Wat- Mate) - 13 - son 2 12 S „ Times, per Capt. M. N. James . 6 - - „ Plfssy, per Capt. B. Cobb . . 26- „ Tintagel Castle, per Capt. „ Poplar „ A. Sffiiih . . 14- Randall ...... „ Prague, per J. P. Sanderson „ Tokomsrn, per the Captain-, . (first Mate) - 16 - „ Torridoo, per Capt. J. T. Norrie „ Qneen, per Capt. Jno. Waters . 1 16 - „ Troca«, per W. Wilton (Chief „ Queen Elizabeth, per W. H. Officer) J 14 8 Pyecroft „ Tropic, per Capt. J. R. Barber . 256 „ Bamore Head, per Capt. D. „ Turbo „ J. A. Moses . 3 12 6 Smith .. 396 „ 'Inscan Prince, per Capt. S. „ Batcliff, per Capt. G. Skelton . .. 1 1 6 Stewart B 11 9 „ Bayeimwood J. Newton . .. 28- „ T. W. Stuart, per Capt. G. W. „ Ready „ D.W.Sanki- ' Horton 1 - - veil ...... ,, 186 „ Tweed, per Capt. W. Barley . 35- „ Becepta, per the Captain. , . .. 12- R.M.S. Valetta ., C. Gadd . . 816 „ Recta - 19 - S.S. Vectis. per the Captain . . . 1 - - „ Rennie, per Capt. R R. Barker. .. 1 13 6 „ Velleda, per Capt. R Hocken . 316 „ Resolution „ J. Harrison . .. 3 - - „ Vestal „ W. Emerson. 1-3 „ Rimutaka „ H. £ Green- „ Wallsend „ F. Rochester. 126 street H \1 » „ Walton Belle, per Capt. J. W. „ Hobert Eegletnn, per Capt. P. Prior 2 15 10 Marshall 346 „ ^ atlington per Capt. G. Lawrie 233 „ Robert Harrowing per Capt. A.S. „ Wave, per Capt. S. Galbraith . an- Hngbson .. 41- „ Wear „ J. W.Stephenson ise „ Robinia, perCa.pt. G.W.Lwia. .. 1 16 - „ Weaimotvth, per Capt. D. .Tones 1 3 « „ Rochefort „ H. Mulholland .. 11- „ Welbnry, per Capt. W. J Dennis 1 19 - „ Rockcliff „ T. •Whilting- „ West»ater „ W. St-phen 656 ham 1 11 6 „ W. Harkess „ J. T. Giles . 2 S - „ Rollo, per E. R. Donley (First „ Whlckbam „ J. Chambers. 187 Officer) - 7 - „ Widdrington, per Capt. A. „ Roma, per Capt. W. *to'm . . .. 41- Ai d-reon. 5 12 - „ Romney „ Mullan... .. 3 13 6 „ Wileysike, per 'Ca'pt.' Wm'. „ Rpsehill „ W.Richards . .. 1 10 6 Gribble 1 14 6 R.M.S. Roalin CasUe, per Cape „ William A«. J.,. Shield .. 496 lett 1 - - „ Knapebn „ G. H. Noakes, „ Windsor, per Capt. T. S.Vernon 3 S 6 R.N.E 3 - - „ Windsor „ Ryhope, per Capt. E. Fair . . .. 126 „ Windsor. perCapi. A Wedrfell. 21- „ St. Giles „ T. Tait . . .. - 18 B„ W iothorpe „ E. J. Minter ] 14 - „ SkPanl „ J.C. Janvkon .. 22 8 8 ,, Wolf, per Capt. D. Jones . 4 14 4 „ S«m Handford, per Capt. T. R. „ WyUm „ J. n Bruce. 14- Hosting - 12 6 ,, Yarrow „ McCalluni . - 1« 6 „ Sandsend, per C;

Dons. & Subs. Colls, Dons. & Subs. Colls. f. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. >. d. S.S. Zephyrus, per Capt. J. Douglas. . . 3 10 - Gordon, P Hill & Co...... 10 10 - „ Zero „ T. Persson . . . 4 18 6 se- ,, Zeta „ S. Hutchlugs . . I 15 6 Grant, R S...... ll- 11- e B — Stock Exchange' . 11- Per E. H. SIMPSON, Esq. and C. J. MORICB, Esq. . 6 ft - Aitken R 11- Hall & Co 33- Ansell, Manklewlez & Tallerman . 10 10 - 22- 66- Hardy, H. - . 11- Ashby, A. G 11- Harper, W. H . se- Atkin, G. D 11- Heathcote, J. A ll- 11- Hecht & Behrens 22- 2 2 - . 66- Baker H J . . . li- 11- es- Hicks H 11- 1 Hicks & Streeten 55- Barker, V 1 . 10 10 - Barnett,W. E 1 10 1 - Hirsch, A . 10 10 - 1 Holland, C . 22- Belton B 1 Howell, C.-F 11- Bevan, D. A. . . • 5 11- Bi'-ra & Co. 1 Hughes, John . 22- Billson F . . 1 Ing\is, E. W . 10 lu - Birch, T. C 1 . 11- Birks, H. W. .- . 1 Ironmonger, C. F. . II- Bland-Huut, Victor , . . ' 1 Jsenberg, A. L . 22- Blew-Jones & Mosentlial .... 22- Jackrnan, E. E 11- Blyth Henry li- 11- Bfcldero, F li- Jackson, C. Hamilton .... . 22- es- 66- 22- Kelanrt, E. F . 11- Bower, T. H 11- Kelham, G. M. L 11- 1 1 - . 10 10 - 10 10 - Kennedy, S., & Co. . 10 10 - Bristowe, W 1 1 - . 10 10 - Brace, J. E. 11- 11- Brunton, H 11- La Verge, A 11- Burdett & Harris 65- 22- Bunnan, W. H 22- Leon, W...... 11- 11- 11- 11- L»ng, R. M . 11- Butler, H. B. 11- Maclure, H. D. . 1 J - 10 10 - Marcus, E. S . e e Capel, P. C 6 - - Marks, Bnlteel, Mills & Co. . . . 1" 10 - Can, H. Wildon 11- . 11- 22- Marshall, H. W . 11- •Chessman, T. C. 11- Martin W H 11- Cbristophcrson, Kenneth .... 22- Mavor, D. A 22- 22- Marzetti & Co 66- B 5 - Meredith, S 11- Cohen, A. P. 1 - Metcalfe, G. . 11- Cohen, S. C. & Co 1 - Michels, Prentice & Co. . . . 5 6 Colltver F 1 - Midlane & Co . 10 10 - Cook A E...... 1 - Millar & Llewellyn 11- 1 - MocatU, E. L . 66- Crier, J. T - 1) - Montagu, Oppenheim & t'o. . . . 11- Crookshank, F. W...... 11- 11- Crutch, W. F 11- 11- Cntbill & Co ...... 11- Morice, J. C. & C. W . 10 10 - Cuthbertson, B. H 11- li- Da'lson, J. T 11- Morris, Hurst & Puc-ile . . . es- Dames & Co 66- . 11- Dare, W. P 11- Newall, W. . , 6 6 Davies, E 22- Notley, S. I Davis, S., & Co. 22- Nye, T., & Sons . 22- Day W G 11- Gates & Cockburn . 65- De la Bere, Bellairs & Pelham . . se- Orwin, Monier, Williams & Co. . . 33- ll- Otler, B. 1 1 - De Pass, J, 11- Paine, C . 22- sell- Parker, W. J . 11- Dore, F 11- Haul, P . 11- Dorling, W 11- Pearson, Cyrus Durtacher, F. & N ss- 22- ii- Fetch, F. W . 11- 11- Pfungst, E. A 11- Featlierstone, Forsyte, & Roberts . i i - Piilcox, C. W. 12- Fison, T. A 11- Phipps, G. K. & Co 65- Framptou, A 22- Pirn, Vaughan & Co 56- 22- Plater & Beauclerk . 11- Frith, F. B 11- Pollak, j . & Co B 0 - Fuller, H.C 11- I'owell, C. J . 66- Galloway, M. W 11- . 56- 66- . 22- Goldberger & Undeck ..... 11- Puxun, E. W 66- Goldm-y, T 11- Rcnton Bros. & Co . 10 10 - Goldsmid & Co 55- Reynolds, A. L . 1 1 - ANNUAL SUBSCEIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BRANCHES, 139

Dons. & Suba. Colls. Dons. & Sulw. Colls. £, s, d. £. «. eE. £. i. 4. £. i. d. Ricardo Posfon & Co. 65- Tatbsjn & Gibtos 1 - - Terry, J, E. 11- RUtedate K. A 55- Thomson, L> L 11- Thomson, F, G 22- Eowe, Q. F . , . 11- Ti>ailin & Co 56- Ros&etl, P. & H 22- Yenne, Lubbock & Co. .... 56- Scbiff, &.. G.. » . . . , * . 10 10 - Scbofield C. J . .,.„.. 11- Scott

Sbeppards, Pellys, Scott & Co. . . 55- Wedd, Jeffereou S; Co...... 55- Welfa, W 11- Whiteheai, J., Jan 11-

: Smiib, M. G. M 11- Smith, S. Le B ,..,,,. 11- Wilmers & Batler ...... 11- Wrigdteon & Mnrtess ..... 11- Sopper, W . . „ . ... 22- " W. T " . 1 Z - Steer, LawfonJ & Co . . . . « 10 10 - Wyattj H. H 11- Stephens, W ,...,., 11- Skwoct A. B.f aadCo 38- £2,041 12 8 1,420 11 2 Stonehu.m & Messenger . Total Subs., Dons., and Legacy . . £2,041 IS 8 Swaiue, H. P 22- Symes A , ... 11- *3,462 3 10

ENGLAND J^ND WALES. S. «. d £. l.d. &nglmp. Griffith, W. 0. Esq.. i - - \Tivi&n, Right Hoo. Tariona Conections, Hampton, Miss .... - 10 - Mary, Lady 1 - - per Mr. Hughes, Hepwortb, Mrs. .... 1 - - WelshNational Press ANGLESEY BRANCH. Heygate, Mrs - W - Co i _ _ Williams, Mrs. M. . 2 - - President— Hughes, H.R. Esq.. 11- Williams, Mrs. H.... 1 - - The Most Hon. the MAIKJCTIS L»c9,'Miss(1897'-8) 2 - - Of ANGLESEY. L*8s,MissM.(1891-a) 2 - - KHOSNE1GIR STATION. Lewis, Coi. Hampton 1 - - Local Committee — Vice-President— Lewis, J. L. Hamp- Rev. Canoa WtttiAHS, Sat EtCKAED WILLIAMS Domtiont and Collection*, Chairman. BGIKBUH, B&rt. 1896-91. Mr. D. T. EI.IAS. Miuaey. W. Esq..... - 10 - Contribution Boxes, Mr, ROSEBT HOTTOBC. Local Committee- McCorquodale, Mrs.. 11- per— Kev. J. C, /ONES. Col. T. L. HAMBTOH LEWIS, MeyriDk, Sir George, Bulfcetey Arms Mr. JOKK O. JOKBS. Chairman. Bart 2 - - Hotel, per Uiss Mr. ROBERT JONES. S. TATLOE CHADWICK, Esq. Morgan, W. Esq. .. - 8 - Williams ....,...- 15 - Mr, HUGR WBXIAMS. J. SLATES, Esq. Heave, The Hon. Geary, Mr,, Bn, Mrs. K. F. - 18 - Boxes under &s. , . . - 7 1[ Own, Mrs 1 1 - Mteinwm. John, Esq. - 10 - Prvtcoa>d, fi.. H. Eaq. 11-Collected in- Beaumont, L.U.Esq. 1 1 - Prtchard. Rev. H. ... - 10 6 English Pr&byterlan fhomps&n, Mrs. .... 1 1 - Boston, Tha Eight Pritchard, Thos. Esq. - 10 - School Collection Pritchard, Miss I - - at Menai Bridge, Williams, Rw.Cauon - 10 - Bnlkctey.SirRtcnan! Seade, Udy 1 J - per W.Penlingtoa, Williams, Bart... 5 - Tolal £7 l« - Bnrton, Jas. H. Esq. 11- Kaihbone, R. R. Keq. 1 - - L 1 an faet h in Donation*. Chadwick,S.T&ylor, Slai«r, J. Esq. ,..., - 10 - Church, per Rer. Smith, G. W. Duff R. H. rtiiliaros...- M - urns under 55...... 36- Clegg, Henry, Ksv .11- Asshelon, Esq.... 22- Penmon and Ltan- Smith, Mrs. Duff taes Churches, per £11 2 - Cro«s, W. C., Bed Bev. T. Lloyd Hill 11- Smith, J. ttsq I 1 - Kyffln,M.A ir 5 2 Total 8ttbs... llrt II 6 Davtes, H. R. Kan... 22- Smith,Mrs.Bramston 11- Bang >r Ladies* Total Ixas... "n 12 2 iOaries, Ed. Esq 22- Tatteraall, Mrs. .... 1 - - Auxiliary Fund, Duff,H. A. Esq. ... 1 - - Tiioaas, Mrs. M. A. 1 to - Cr JMiss Emily £185 S 8 wis 39 10 3

E 2 140 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAT, 1898. £ s. d. Donations. HOLYHEAD AND Heel«e & Sons, £ I. d. JSEtfestme Messrs 1 1 - Boxes- FORTH RHUFFYDD Hewett, C. E. Esq. . - 10 6 Pillar 1 10 BRANCH. Hewett, Root. Ksq.. 11- Queen's Hotel .... - 6 3 BERKSHIRE Hewett, T. E. Esq. .11- VictoriaCafe -17 3 lllggs& Sons. Messrs.- 10 6 President— BRANCH. Hill, Arthur, Esq... - 10 - Total Dons. 2*4 The Bight Hon. LORD Hill Mr. f. E - 10 6 Total Subs. ...126 15 6 STANLEY OF ALDEBLEY Jackson, Mr. J. R. . - 10 6 CNo Local Committee.) Kingham. Messrs. W. &Sons - 10 6 £128 '9 10 Local Committee — m Honorary Secretary — Knipe, U.-Col 11- " * " Gapt. SCOBELL CLAFP,R.N., Knox, H. Esq. 11- Chairman. C. STEPHENS, Esq. Maurioe, O. C. Esq. . - 10 6 Capt. BjNliEY. Mcllrojr, Mr. W.... - 10 - Mr. CAKTEB, Chief Officer Messeis. Limited... - 10 6 NEWBURY DISTRICT. Annuai Subscription*. Millar. Mr. W. G. .. - 10 6 H.M. Coast Guard. (No Local Committee.) Mr. E. C. GOBBET. t *. d.Milsoni, J. & Sons, Mr. R. J. EDWARDS. Allsop.Mr. R. J.... - 10 - Monck, J. B. Esq... 11- Hon. Sec. and Collector— Mr. J. LLOYD GRIFFITH. Ayres, Messrs. C.&G.- 10 6 Mr. WM. GAMBLE. Dr. E. T. HUGHES, BarnMt. F.C. C. Esq. 1 1 - Morrls, Mr. E - 10 6 Morris, Mr. Josh.... 11- Mr. J. HUGHES. Barningham.W.Ksq. 11- Annual Subscriptions. Capt. J. JONES. Barthoiomew, A. C. Mount, W. G. Esq., Capt. PINCHIN. M.P 11- Arkwright, Mrs.... - 10 6 Capt. ROCHE. Baynes, Mr. E - 10 6 Murdoch, C. T. Esq., Barker, R. H., Esq., Capt. ROBERTS. Kaylis*<'o., Messrs. - 10 6 M.P...... 1 1 - M.I) - 5 - Nicholas, Mr. W. R. - 10 6 Baxendale, Lloyd H. Mr. B. G. ROBERTS. Bazett, Mrs. R. Y. . . - 10 - Esq. 1 1 Beale and Martin, Outen, Miss -10 6 Blackburne - Maze, Treasurer- Ke»le, Miss - 10 6 Palmer, A. Esq. ... 6 - - W. P. Esq - 10 - Rev. JAKES JONES. Benyon, J. H., Esq. 33- Palmer, G. W. Esq. 3 - -Rodman, Mr.Charles - 10 - " Berks Chronicle," Palmer, W. H. Esq. 11- Browning. J. fcsq,.. 1 - - Palmer, A. J. Esq. . 1 1 Chattock, R. S , Esq. - 5 - Honorary Secretary— Proprietors of .... - 10 6 Birch, Mrs 1 - Pnilbrlck, Messrs. C. DelaSalle.C. K.Esq. - 5 - Capt. KENDALL. Bird, Mr. H - 10 6 Fellowes, Mrs. T. Blandy, F.J. Esq... 1 1 - Phi Ip & Son, Messrs. - 10 6 Blandy, H. B. Esq. .11- Forster, Paul F. Esq. 1 - - Annual Sataoriptiont. Blandy. W. F Esq. .11- Poutton. Mr. W. ... - 10 - Herbrn, Admiral . . - 5 - Powvs, Miss E. C. . . 1 1 - Howard, Lady Louisa- 10 - £ «. d. Bonny, Mr. VV . - 10 - botley & Lewis, Ridley, W., & Sons, Keyser, C. K. Ejq. . - 10 - Adeane, Miss - 10 - Messrs 1 1 - l.eney, Mrs 5 - Bottrell 4; Son, Rogers, G. E. B. Maitland.Capt. Kuller- 10 - Esq. ... - 10 6 Marshall, Colonel... - 5 - Sawyer, Major 1 1 - Mul'ens Rev. K. H. - 6 - City of Dublin Steam Bracher and Syden- Myers, Mrs 1 - - Packet Co...... 3 3 - ham, Messrs - 10 6 Searle,Mr.T. H. ... 1 1 - Bradley & Son, Simonds, B. Esq 10 6 Na«h, Majjr W. P.. - 6 - Clapp, Capt, R.N... 1 1 - Simonds,James, Esq. 11- Ridley, Mrs - 6 - Corbet, Mr. K C.. . . 1 1 - Riley, Rev. Canon. . - 5 - Edwards, Mr. H.... - 10 - Bradley, Mr. Chas... - 10 6 Simoniis, John, Esq. 11- Brain, Mr. W. J.... - 10 6 Simonds, W. Esq. ..11- Scott, Sir F .S., Bart. - 5 - Edwards, Mr. R. J. - 10 6 Sisley & Goodall, Shuter, Mrs - 5 - Edwards, Mr. W. .. - 10 - Brinn, Mr. W. I. J. - 10 6 Skrine, Rev. H. H. 10 6 Griffith. Mr. J. Uoyd 11- Slaughter, Mr Chas. - 10 6 Stratlord, Captain Higginson, Capt. ... - 10 6 Brown, Messrs. J. D. Smith, Ctias. Esq. .. - 10 - WingBeld - 10 Hughes, llr. E. T... 11- Soundy & Son, Townshend. Colonel 1 - - Hnghes. Mr. J - £ - Brown. Mr. Jno..».. - 10 - Me-srs 11- Tnll, A. R. Esq. ... 1 1 - Browne, I.t.-Col. ... - 10 6 Spokes, Sir P 1 1 - Vandeleur, Mrs. Kendall, Capt 1 - - Butler, Mr. C - 10 6 Stephens, C. Esq. ... 2 2 - Boyle, Oakhnrst. : - 10 6 London and ftiorti Cobham, Capl.A. W. 1 1 - Stephens, r: pt. P . 1 1 - Walton, W. Esq 1 1 - WestfrnRaily.Co.10 - - Cobbam, A. C. Esq.. 1 - - a Cocks, Messrs. c. & Stevens, Mr. S. B... 5 - - Williams, K. M. H., Owen, Miss 10 6 Strange, J T. Esq. .11- E q - 10 6 Penson, Capt 1 I - Cocks, Mins E - 10 6 Strange, W. J. Esq. 11- WooJfryes, Surgeon- Pigott, Mr. B - in - Stransom & Sons, Pinchin, Capt -10 6 Colebrook & Co., Messrs - 10 6 Sums under 6* - 15 - Roberts, Mr. E. G.. . - 10 - Sutton, A. W. Esq.. 1 Roberts,Mr. T. J... - 10 - Collins, Chas. Esq. . - 10 6 Suttun, Mrs. Alfred. 1 «6 15 - R-ihe, Capt 11- tolling, Henry, Ksq. - 10 - Stanley, Lori] 1 - Cooper, Mr. J. 0. ... - 10 - Sutton, Herbert, Esq. 1 Cooper, Mr. J. J. . . . - lu -Suttun, M. H. Esq. . 1 Thomas, Capt - 10 6 Sutton, M.J. Esq... 1 Total £18 15 6 Thomas, Canon D. Oowslade,W.W. Era. 1 1 - Sutton, Leonard, Esq. 1 Walter - 10 - CrawBhay, W. T. Taylor, J. 0. Esq. . . - 10 6 Tboyts, Major 1 - - Varian, Capt - 10 6 Dodd, Son & Raw- Tunbridge, Mr. F... - 10 6 ms unoer os. * * . * . 5 6 Doveton, Lt.-Col. H. - 10 6 Valpy, R. H. Esq... 3 - - MAIDENHEAD Venner&Sons, Messrs.- 10 - Total Subs. £31 14 6 Dowsett Bros.,Messrs.- 10 6 BRANCH. Dunlop & Son.Messrs.- 10 6 Wallis, Son, & East, Mr. A. H - 10 6 Wells, Messrs - 10 8 President and Chairman — Wallis, Mif s B - 10 - Colonel FITZKOY CLAYTON. Donations. ITerguson & Sons, Waterhouse, A. Esq. 11- Various amounts ... 5 2 6 Fellowes, .T. H. Esq. 11- Wellsteed & Son, > L°cal Committee — Flanagan. Mr.W.G. - 10 « Messrs 1 1 - H. ADAMS, Eeq. Forbes, A C. Esq... 11- Wheatley, Mr. A... - 10 6 Mr». BAERY. Tcial £?6 17 - Wheeler Brothers, J. BUDGEN, Esq. Goodenouna, Mr. F. - 10 « Mrs. CHARLES BDLKELEY. Griffith, Mr. S - 10 - Wilder, F. Esq - 10 6 Captain CASBBKD-BOTBLER, Jankey, Sidney A. Wilder, Mr. Jno. .. - 10 - R.N. Esq 1 1 - Withers, Mr. M. J.. - 10 « Rev A. H. DRDMMOND, M.A. — ^~ Harris. Miss S. 11- E. GARDNER, tsq., J.P. Elaslam & Sons, tarns under 10*. ...12 6 - HENRY GOLD, Et-q. R.-V C. W. HDKT, M.A. Hawter. The Misses 1 ' - Total £126 15 6 Eev. T. F LEWIS. Hawkins, fl. Esq. . . - 10 - D. J. MASON, Esq., M.P. ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BRANCHES. . 141 £ i. d. !RGK RICHARDS. Hon. Secretary — Local Commitiee— C. E. D. MOEBAS BlOHABK- YrnAS MCLAUGHLIN, Esq. SON, Esq. Thomas, Mr. Win. . - S - His Worship the MAJOR, Sums under 5s S 14 11 (No LM for 1891.) Ohairmaa. Honorary Secntary— W. H. CoLLsr, Esq. GEO. DAVIJSS, Esq. . Mr. WILLIAM JOSEPH. Total Subs... .£16 4 B PETEB JONBB, Esq. Annual Suoicnplinm. B. E. MOEOAX, Esq. txmations. f. t. d. Box collections - 3 4 Capt. T. MOEBIS. Brigstoke,W.O.E8q. - 10 - JOHN WATKIKS, Esq. Brigstoke, Mrs 1 - - «TamtmOges{)tvc. C. Si. WILLIAMS, Esq. Total £16 7 9 E. P. WrssK, Esq. Colby, Mrs. J 1 - - CAMBRIDGE Honorary Secretary— Evans, W. P. Esq... - 10 - BRANCH. Captain THOMAS DOUOHTON. Howell, Colonel .... 1 - - Howell, Misses .... - 6 - (No Local Committee.) James, Levi, Esq.. . , - B - President- Annual Sutuerittiom. Jenkins, L. H. Esq. - S - Rev. E. H. PBBOWSB, P.D t. t. (t.Jones, Morgan, Esq. 1 - - Aberystwyth Ship Uoyd"' Bank - 10 - Williams, Rev. Pre- JOHN PATHICK. Esq. 3ro8b, Miss Arengo . - 10 6 bendary, M.A. ... - 8 - Mr. EDWABD SHAULOCK. Prnmmond, Dudley Wynne, E. P. Esq. . - 6 - Mr. WILLIAM THOMAS. W. Esq 1 - - Dynevor, The Eight WISBECH BRANCH. Honorary Secretary— (No Local Committee.) Total £13 6 6 Capt. DAVID REKS. Evans, Exors. of Honorary Secretary — Annual Subieripttoni. late W. Esq 11- WILLIAM G. HAMILTOH, Esq. Fry, Lient.-Col. J. Campbell, Mrs. - S - H. Pelly 11- Annual Subscriptions. Davies,Capt. T. ... - 6 - Fry.MUsH.L, - \0 6 Donations. Djvles, E. *". Esq. . - E - Fry, MissE. J. ... - 10 6 Peckover, A, Esq. .11- Ropkin>*Co.,Me8srs. 11- Pillar in B«a,t-house. s 6 8 Gwynne-Hnanes,Col. - 5 - Boxes at Hotels .... - 6 3 Evans, J. Esq., i'en- TotalSubs £3 3 - Wllar on Slip - 17 3 Harrison, Captain Collections, on days Fitzwlliiams, Mr. . . - S - Nicollfc 11- Donations. J&mes, Mr. S - 6 - Hills-Johnes, Sir J., Contribution Boxes — Juo«s, O«pt. I'hos. . . - 6 - G.C.B.,V.C 1 1 - Custom Hou->xea under 5* . . . - 2 5 Total Sobs IS 6 6 Lewis, Colonel - 6 - Esq, . 1 1 - Lewis, Mrs. Col 3 2 - Jones, Cyril A. Esq. - 10 6 Total.... £ 3 12 1 *60 17 - Lloyd, Sir Marteine, Jones, D. JeBreys, \ 142 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAY, 1898. £ t. d. £ t. d. Lewis, David, Esq. - 10 6 Elliott's Metal Co., Hon. Secretary— Treasurer and Hon. Morris, C. Cj. Esq. .. - 10 - Limited 2 2 Capt. E. JONES. Secretary— Nevill, R. A. Esq... - 10 6 Evans, Mr. David ..11- RANDAL CASSON, Esq. Nevill, Mre. K.A... - 10 6 £vans, Mr. Gwilym - 6 - Annual Subscription*. Newland, Cs.pt. A. . 1 1 - Kerry, Mr. L. G. de. 1 1 - t t. d. Annual Subscription*. Peel, Mrs 10 6 Fowler, Mr. Colin P. - 10 6 Assheton-Smith, Peel, E.W.H. Esq.. 1 - - Gilchrist, Messrs. R. (i. W.D., Esq 2 10 - £. «. d. Peel, R. W. Esq.... 1 1 - & Co 1 1 Evans, Owen, Esq. .11- CasRon. Randal, Esq. 11- Potter, G. W. Esq. 1 1 -Griffltbs,Mr.Thomas - 10 6 Nanney, H. J. Ellis, Ellis-Nauney, Sir H. Hammond, Mr. E.T. - 6 - J. Bart 1 - - Richards, R.W. Esq. - 5 - Howill. Mr. W - 6 - Port Madoc Mutual Evans, Owen, Esq... 11- Sanndere, VV. Esq... 1 - - John, Mr. David ... - 6 - Marine Insurance. 5 - - Greaves & Sons, Scott, J.J Esq - 10 - Jones, Mr. E. North- John W., Messrs . 1 - - Spillers & Bakers, Total .... £9 11 - Greaves, J. E. Esq. 11- more - 10 6 lireaves, B. M. Esq. 11- Messrs - 10 - Jones, Mr. T. Wes- HopkiuBon, Mre. ... - 10 6 Thomas, Capt. Win. - 10 - Jones, Wm. Esq. ... 1 - - Thomas, Lester & Co., Lewis, Mrs. C. W. L*oweon, W. Esq. .. - 10 6 Mutual Insurance Thomas, Mrs. Henry 11- Lewis. Mrs. W. 6 - CARNARVON AND Society, Portmadoc 6 - - Timmuis, J. Esq. ..11- Llanelly Harbour LLANDDWYN Jakeley, W. E. Etq. 6 - - Treponiug.J.S. Esq.. 11- Commissioners ... 6 - - BRANCH. êstley, Misses ... 1 - - Warburton, Mrs. ... 1 - - Margrave, Mr. Eobt. - 10 6 Roche, F. W. A. Esq., Williams, D. Lewis, Mayberry, Mr. Local Committee — Thelate 1 1 - Esq 10 6 The Hon. F. G. WIHN, Nevill, Druce & Co., Chairman*. Total Subs.. £20 6 - Total £42 16 - J. H GRIFFITH, Esq. Nevill, Messrs. K. & LLOYD HUGHES, Esq. Co., Limited 1 1 - C. A. JOKES, Esq. Contribution Boxes. Donation!, Pemberton, Mr. H. Mydrim Church, per Kev. J. W. WYNNE JONES, Crlccieth 1 4 the Churchwardens 1 - - w 22- M.A. (Vicar). Pembrev White Lead JOHN OWEN, Esq. Total. ...£21 10 - Contribution Boxes . I 19 3 Work's Co 11 EDWD. H. OWEH, Esq. Poole, Mr. H. Ellis. - 10 6 Sir LLEWELYN TCRNEB. Total Dons 2 19 3 Eandeil, J. & Son, The COLLECTOR, H.M. CUS- Total Subs 42 16 - TOMS, ex-officio. Rees, Mr. Bernard.. - 5 - The CHIEF OFFICES OF H.M. £45 15 3 Bees, Mr. D. L. ... - 6 - COASTGUARD, ex-officio. LLANAELHAIARN Eei-s, Mrs. Mansel.. 1 1 - BRANCH. Roderick, Mr. W. Honorary Secretary — HDQH BICBABDS, Esq. Local Committee. LLANELLY AND Bogers, Mr. John H. 1 1 - The MAYOR. BURRY PORT Seymour, Mr. B. S.. - 6 - Annual Subscriptionl. W. ANTHONY, Esq. Stephens, D., & Co. . - 10 6Carnarvon Harbour T. L. MANCHESTER, Esq. BRANCH. Stepney, Sir A. K. Vice-Chairmau. Local Committee— Cowell, Bart 3 - - Griffith, J. H., Esq. 11- Dr. HUNTER HUGHES. The EARL OF ASHBORNHAM, Thomas, Mr. J. G. . - 6 -Hughes, Lloyd, Esq. 1 1 - Chpt. GEOKGB. President. Thomas, Mr. Owen . - 10 6 Jones, C. A.. Esq. . . - 10 6J. G. JONES, Esq., J.P. HUGH NEVILI,, Esq., Vice- Thomas. Mr. T Rees - 5 - Jones, Kev. J. W. ARTHUR O. OWEN, Esq. President Thomas, Mrs. Henry 11- Wyune, M.A. 11- Mr. 0. ROBYNS OWEN. GERARP B. ELKINGTON, Esq., Tregouing, Mr. J. S.. 1 1 - Owen, K. H., Esq. RICHARD ROBERTS, Esq. Chairman. TheWaddle " Patent" Capt. JOHN THOMAS. Mr. W. J. COLLIVBR. Fan & Engineering Owen, John, Esq. Mr. P. COLIN FOWLER. Co 22- Honorary Secretary — Capt. K. JONES. Mr. THOMAS GRIFFITHS. Williams, Mrs. H... - 6 - Owen. W. H., Esq., Mr. W. GUNTKR. Western Tinplate the late (1895) ... I 1 Mr. R. T. HANMOND. Co., Limited 22- Turner, Sir Llewelyn (No list for 1897.) Mr. GEO. HANCOCK. (: 895-96) 22- Mr. E. NOKTHMORE JONES. Williauis,Lieut.-Col. Mr. H. ELLIS POOLS. Robert (1(<96) 11- Mr. D. L. KEEB. Wyuu.l'heHon.F.G. LLANDUDNO Mr. R. S. SEYMOUR. Donatitms. (1895-96) 2 2 - (ORME'S HEAD) Mr. J. G. THOMAS. Bogers & Wright, Mr. T. EEES THOMAS. Total. ...£16 5 6 BRANCH. Mr. ERNEST TEUBSHAW. Contribution Boxes. - 9 2 Mr. E. WILLCOX, Chief President — Officer H.M. Coastguard. The Right Hon. lx>rd Total Dons. ....110 2 Donations. MOSTYN. Hon. Treasurer — TotalSubs. 64 1 6 Contribution Boxes. 131 THOMAS GRIFFITHS, Esq. Local Committee — £65 17 8 TotalDons 1 3 1 Dr K. H. B I.D WILLIAMS, Honorary Secretary— TotalSubs 16 5 6 J.P., Chairman. E. NOETHMOBE JONES, Esq. Ru. CON» AY, Esq. £17 8 7 S. DUKPHY, E~q. Annual Subscriptions. GEORGE A. HUMPHREYS, Esq. Ashburnham, The Rev. F. G. IONBS. Earl of . 66 Rev. J. MOKGAN. M.A. Sevan, S., & Son, vffarnarbonsbttt. Hon. H. LLOYD MOSTYN, J.P. THOS. WILLIAMS, Esq. Bond, Mr. F. W 1 1 - ABERSOCH BRANCH. CRICCIETH Bond,Mr. B.C..... 1 1 - Treasurer— Buckley Brothers, Local Committee— BRANCH. J. ADEY WELLS, Esq. Messrs 1 1 - The MAYOR. Chairman — N.P. Bank, Llandndno. Buckley, 1 )r - 10 6 W. ANTHONY, Efq. J. E. GKEAVKS, Esq. Honorary Secretary — Burry PortaiidGwen- T. L. MANCHESTER, Esq., Rev. JOHN RAYMOND. dreath Valley Co. . a 2 - Vice Chairman. Local Committee — Bythway, Mr. W. . . - 10 6Dr HUNTER HUSHES. RANDAL CASSON, Esq. Annual Subscriptions. Colliver, Mr. W. J. . - 10 6Capt. G KORGE J. E. (JKEAVB8, Esq. Edmunds, Mr. Henry - 6 - J. G. JONES, Esq., J.P. K. M. GREAVES, Esq. Arnold * Hughes . . - 10 6 Ednarrls, Mr. D. C.. - 10 6 Mr. 0. ROBINS OWEN. Capt. EVAN JONES. Barker, Thos., J.P.. 11- Elkington, Mr. G. B. 1 1 -ARTHUR O. OWES, Esq. Capt. MORRIS JONES. Elkington, Mr. H.. . 1 1 - RICHARD ROBKRTS, Esq. ('apt. D, RICHARDS. Bartley, S - 5 - Elkmgton,Mr.J.B.. 11- Capt. JOHN THOMAS. Capt. ROBERT WILLIAMS. Broome, J., J.P. ... 1 1 - — _— . ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BRANCHES. 143 £ s.' d. £. s. d. Charlton, Henry ... 1 1 - Collections at Hotels and PWLLHELI Ashworth and Sons, Conway, Kicbard ... - 10 6 Boarding Establishments Ltd - 10 6 Dunphy, S - 10 6 on Sunday preceding BRANCH. Barker, R. & Co. ... 1 1 - August Sank Holiday. Bellamy, Mr. G - B - Evans, A. - 6 - Local Committee. Bolton aud Sons, £ «. d. The MAYOR OF PWLLHELI, Fisher, Miss - 10 <6 Aehby Manor - 8 1 Messrs T . - 10 6 Fisher, R 10 6 Chairman. Bolton, G. H. Esq. . 2 - - T. L. MANCHESTER, Esq., Caradoc House - 14 - Branch, H Esq .... - 6 - Vice-Chalrman. Brookes, Sir Richard 1 - - Clarence - 9 4 Capt. GEORGE. Court Royal 17 10 Brutidrit, R. Esq. ..11- Morgan, Rev. J., 1 IT. HUNTEK HUGHBS. Buck Mr H B - Craigside Hydro 7 18 7 Mr. 0. KOBYXS OWEN. MA - 10 6 Craig-y-don(Temper- MoPtyn, Hon. H. Capt. JOHN THOMAS. Burton, J. Esq - B - J. G. JONES, Ksq., J.P. Lloyd, J.P 11- Evans Temperance 147 Carter, Mr. W. J. .. - B - Mosiyn, Lady Au- ARTHUR 0. OWBN. Esq. Clark & Grounds ... - B - Kerndale 1 8 1 RICHARD ROBERTS, Esq. gusta 1 1 - Glan-y-Mor - 8 4 Collier, Mr. Walter. - B - W. ANTHONY, Esq. Cooper, Mr. W 10 - Nicol, Dr. J. P. .. - 10 6 Goodwin's 1 - - Hon. Secretary — Crosslield. J. J. Esq. - 10 - Pilkington, 0. 8. (2 Heath House 12 9 Capt. E. JONES. Havid>on, K. H - 10 - Holly Bank 2 - - D ivie.--, Capt. E. . . . - 6 - Annual Subscriptions. Davis, Mr. J. S - B - Walker, John 1 1 - £. g. d. Deacon, H. W. Esq. 1 - - Wells, J. Adey .... 1 1 - Dobson, Mr. J - B - Williams, bold, Dr. Anthony, W. Esq. Earp, W. R. Kfq - 10 - J.P 11- ex-Mayor - in - Wiliiams, Mi's 10 - Moon's 1 2 - Cunningham, Mr. . . - 6 -Fox Bros - B Williams, Mrs. Cor- Marshlands -13 3 Evans, Cap.t - 5 - Fritb, J. R. Ksq.... - B - 3 Nevill Crescent, (irifflth, Dr - B - Frith, W. B. Esq. . . - S - Williams,Thomas . . - 10 - Mr. Hunt 1 - - Hughes, 1 )T. Hunter. - 10 - G.mdy, E - 10 - Wilson, M. M 1 - - Orme>cliff - 10 - Jones.J.U. Esq.,J.P. - B - Gerrard, J. E*q. jun. - B - Owen, A. 0. Ksq. .. - 10 6 Total.... £23 18 6 Roberts, Ricud. Esq. Haddock, T. C B - Prince of Wales.... - 9 3 Hailwood, G - 6 - District Collection. Williams, Mr. Owen - B - Hankinson ft Sons.. - B - No. 1. Mrs. Maples St. George's 5 11 8 Willoughby.Mr.Jobn- E - Harrison.C.R.H.Esq. - B - and Miss D. Wil- Si. Kilda 19 3 Winslow, Thos. Esq. - B - Hayes, G. W. Esq. .11- liams 6 B 10 Sums under 6s 6 9 6 Haye-, MissH. F... - 5 - No. 2. Mrs. Bold Haywood & Masaey. - B - Williams and Miss West End 1 Total Subs.... £11 6 6 Hazelhuret, Mrs. ... 1 1 - White House - 10 1 Higson, J. H. Esq. .11- No. 3, 13. Mrs. Ray- Donations. mi inti, M iss Roberts Collected on the Contribution Boxes . 1 11 6 (M-llifont), and sands- Jolliffe, W. D. Esq. - 10 - Mies Parsons.... 12 11 7 Miss Elsie Rutter ..- 5 - Knight, G. J. Esq. . - B - No. 4. Miss C. Lads and Las>es Lake, F. A. Esq - 10 - Roberts (Wave Brook banks and Crest),»ith friends 897 Liuhtburn. J.W.Esq.- B - No. 5. Miss Amelia Linaker & Linaker, Barker 447 No. 6. Miss A.Tyrer 368 Littler, Mr. James.. - B - No. 7. Mrs.Treweeke Littler, Mr. John... - 5 - Evans and Howard 3 - - Collecting Boxes. Norman, F. J. Esq. - 6 - ' No. 8. Miss L. Hands Promenade box and CD&estH". Norman, A. R. Esq. - B - collected on sand, Ockelston, J. Esq. . - 10 - and Miss Marston 3 IS 9 Pier box and Pen- Nu. 9. Misses Turner 1 - - CHESTER BRANCH. Pearpoint,Mr. R.W. - B - No. in. Misses Dun- menmaur box. ... 6 6 - Pickering, W. H. (No Local Committee.) No. 1 1 . M issies Turner 168 Total Dons 124 14 2 Pollard J - B - No. 12. Mrs. John Tout Sabs .23 IS s Hon. Treasurer — Potter S Son, Messrs. - 10 - Jones & daught rs 1 14 6 J. R. THOMSON, Esq., J.P. Potter & Co., Messrs. No. 14. The lit. Hon. £148 12 8 J.W - B - Lady Augusta Local Secretary — Price, T. E. Ksq. ... - B - JAHES H. UICKOON, Esq. Piitchard, J - 6 - No. 15. Miss Felton. 1 15 7 Rigby & Son, Messrs. - B - PORTHDINLLAEN Annual Subscription!. No. 16. Miss Lizzie £. ». d. Robinson, Dr - 6 - Williams 3 8 5 BRANCH. Rowland, Wm. Esq. - 10 6 Dixon, T. H. Esq... B - - Runcorn Co-opera- No. 17. Tbe Misses Dixon, Mrs., Stanley Hindle 189 Local Committee — tive Industrial and Dr. J. EVANS HUGHES, J.P., Provident Society 22- No. 18. Collected by Filming, T. R. Esq. 1 - - Mrs. Adey Wells- Chairman. Salt Union, Ltd., The 11- Savage, Captain .... - 7 6 Rev, F. Griffetb. Honorary Secretary — Massie, Admiral ... 1 1 - Captain H. ROBERTS. Rogers, John, Esq. . 1 1 - Dr. Ballon, J.P... - 6 - Salkeld. J. H - B Annual Subscriptions. Tilston, Misa 1 1 Miss Barber - 10 6 Wood, A. Esq., J.P. 11- Mrs. John Walker 11- Asshewn-Smith.tJ.W. Simpson, Davies & Sons, Messrs 1 1 - Mrs. Woodhouse . - 6 - D.Esq 2 10 - Total....£12 6 - Mrs. William Carreg, Robert, Esq. - 10 6 Speakmau & Sons, Jones Parry ... 2 - - Evans, O. Esq 1 1 - Messrs - 10 6 Mrs. Broome 1 - - Finch, Col. Wynne.. 2 - - C. K. Hall, Esq... - 5 - Hughes, J. E. Esq. . - 10 - Millar, H. E. Esq. . . - 10 -RUNCORN BRANCH. Taft, R. B - B Mr. and Miss Dow- Yale, Wm. Corbett, ning - 10 - Esq. 11- (No Local Committee.) Unsworth, J - B - Ellas Jones, Esq., Vicars &S«n,Mc;8sre. 11- J.P - 10 6 TotalSubs £8 2 6 Honorary Secretary— Walker S Sons, By Miss Melson — J. H. HAMILTON. Esq. Messrs. P 2 2 - Tyn-y-Coed - 7 2 Donations. Wass, Mr.W. R.... - B - Marie Hall - 6 6 Collecting Boxes.... 1 13 6 Annual Subscription!. Weston, Mr. J. H. . - 6 - Four odd halfpence . - - 2 Collecting Books ... 5 8 9 Ashley. Miss M. E. Wigg, Charles, Esq.. 11- Wnjrht, MissE 1 - - Total £67 15 6 Total £15 4 9 Anderton Company . - 10 6 Wright, Miss H 1 - - Ashtou, J., Colonel . - 10 - Wnmyates, Mr. T. . - B - 144 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAT, 1898. £. t. d. £ «. d. CADGWITH Willmoro, Mr. A, .. - 5 - LIZARD BRANCH. WhUtaker, Wm. Esq - 10 - BRANCH. Local Committee— Woodland, J. W.... - 6 Bev. C. S VIVYAH, Youd, Mr. W - 8 - Local Committee- Total Subs £21 4 - Chairman. Sums under fit 22- Mr. JOSRFH NICHOLLS, Cadg- W. H. Cox. wtth, Chairman. J. A.BILL. TotalSube. ..£46 - 6 Ml. J. D. LX»LAS, H.M.C.Q. Donation*. S. H. Hiu.. Officer. Contribution Boxes. 1 13 1 T. R. HOCKING. Honorary Secretary — J. boss, K.N. Donation* C. M. WOOD. Brnnner, Mond ft Co. Rev. J. J. MALLOCK. Total £22 It 1 Honorary Secretary— Annual Subscriptions Contribution Boxes . 31} - H. AKLKIOS, E»q.,M.R.C.S. £ s. d. Total £59 17 6 Davey, J, Sydney, Annual Sutocriptiont Esq.(RentofBoat- £ t.d. HAYLE BRANCH. Robartes, Lord.... 10 10 - St. Levan, Lord 11- Donatiom. Western Morning Local Committee — CoUecting Boxes ... 1 16 3 Rev. Canon HOCKIB, Chairman. Total Sabs.... £12 12 - Total £1 If 3 Capt. E. BOLITHO, R.N., Coastguard. Donation*. JOHN GBAHAH, HJtf. Cus- toms. Collection Boxes ... 1 5 - F. HARVEV. ©orntoall. F. H. HABVET. Total. ...£13 17 - FALMOUTH W. E. ROSF.WASNIl. BRANCH. J. SYMOHS, Harbour. BUDE Master. BRANCH. President H. H. TBEVITHICK. W. 0. CAVENDISH BmrrntCK, J. VIVIAN. LOOE BRANCH. President— Esq. H. J. WABBSH. The Eight Hon. Sir T. DYKB President — - ACLAHD, Bart. Local Committee— Honorary Secretary- Sir WM. TBELAWHY, Bart. Comm. G. H. B. REBD, Local Committee— K.N., Chairman. Mr. HBNBY THOHAS. Local Committee— A. MILLS, Esq. Capt. A. F. BEALEY. JOHN WHITE, Esq. Chairman. The Rev. BABTOH MILKS. Messrs. BBOAP & SONS. Annual Subtcriptiont. Mr. E. BAWDEN. Mr. TICKKLL. Mr. A. CHAED. Mr. S. BROCK, Coastguard Mr. WESTCOTT. J. E. DOWNISO, Esq. Batn, D. W. Esq. ... - 6 - Officer, ex ojficio. H. FOOKS, Esq. Basset, A. F. Esq. .. a - -Rev. A. L. BROWNE. Treaanrer — Messrs. G. C. Fox & Co. Bazeley, Mr.Jas.... - 6 - Rev. E H. GLEN.JBOSS. Capt. OLIVES DAVKT. Mr. T. K. GBYLLS. Bolitho and Co., Lid., W. A. JKNKIN, Esq. Lieut. HEATHCOTE, R.N. J. B. KKB.WILL, Esq. Honorary Secretary— Mr. W. H. LEAN. Bnrall, Mrs.J. H.... 11- Mr. JOHN POAD. WILLIAM Rows, Esq. Mr. W H. SOLOMON. Harve; and Co., Ltd. K.A. PITEB, Esq., J.P. Commander A. T. TABGIT, Messrs 6 - - J. K. RII-HABDS. Esq. Annual Satucriftiont. RN. Harvey, F. Haniel, ROBEBT THOHAS, Esq. Acland, Sir T. D. Mr. H. TILLT. Rev. B. W. J. TBBVALDWTK. Bart. 5 _ _ Mr. A. WILLMOBB. Harvey, [frank, Esq. 11- Capt. JOHN WALTEBS. Cowie, Mr. and Mrs. Hiu-hens. J. Esq.... - 6 - Dr. J. E. WEBB, R.N. Treasurer— Hockin, Rev. Canon. 11- Field, Colonel 3 - _ W. M. GBYLLS, Esq. Hosken, Trevithick, Honorary Secretary — King, John, Esq. ... - 10 - Polkinhorn & Co., Mr. S. BBOCK. Mills, Rev. Barton Honorary Secretary— R. V - 6 - GEOBGB CABTBB, Esq. Mudgc, James, Esq.. - 10 - Annual Subteriftiont. Mills, A. Esq 1 - - Nicholls.M. L. Esq.. - 10 - Mucfclow, Edward, Annual Suburiptioiu. Pearce, G. R.Esq. . . - 6 -Andrew, T. H. Esq. - 6 - Esq 2 - - Anderton, E. D 1 - - Pool, Messrs. J.4F. - 5 - Bawden. Mr. E - 5 - Thynne, F. J. Esq. . 3 - - Bisseit's Esta'e .... 3 - - Pool,Mr.PB - 6 - Bishop & Peter - 10 6 Bolitho, Williams, Rodd, Francis B. Browse, Rev. A. L. - 10 - Total Sobe. . . £14 6 - Forster, Coode, Esq. 11- Bush, Rev. Canon . . - 10 - Gryllo & Co., Ltd 11- Roacwame, W. E. CampbelXJohn, Esq., I Broad and Sons, St. Aubyn, Her. H. C.B - 10 - Donation!. Carew. Colonel 1 1 - Carne, Messrs. W.aud Molesworth 11- Gaunter. Henry, bisq. - 10 6 Balfonr. John, Esq. 1 - - E. C 1 1 - St.Levan, The Bight Childs. Borlase, Esq.. - 10 « Edge Partington, [JlinfcmjAord 2 2 - Coart, J. L. Esq. ... - 6 - Mrs - 10 - CorfUdTMr. W - 6 - The National Explo- Courtney, The Rt. Edge Partington, T. sives Co., Ltd. ... a a - Hon. L, M.P 1 - - W.,£sq - 6 - Emperor, s.s...... - 16 - Trevithick, H. H. Davey, Capt. Hy.... - 6 - Maulc, Hon. Mrs. . . - 6 - Fa«cus, W. A - 5 - Ksq - 10 - Saniters, Misses .... - 5 - ITookes, H - 6 - Tyri gh-m, B.W.G. Foster, L. C. Bsq... . - 10 - Simpson, Mrs. and Fox and Co., Messrs. Foster, Bd. Esq. .... 1 1 - family 5 _ Viviaii, John, Esq. . - 10 - Garrett, Eev. S - 10 - Trefusis, Hon. E. & Hrylla, T. R...... - 6 - Sums under 6t - 7 6 Gill, Dr - 6 - Hnrnlman, F., M.P. 11- Glariville, ReV. H C. - 10 - Walton, Mr. Frank. - 6 -Jenktns, Mr. W. ... - 6 - Total Subs. . .£25 10 6 Ulencross, Bev. Ed. Sums under ** , . . . 3 14 9 Kirub rley. Lord ... 2 2 - H _ 10 _ Collecte-1 during Ex- Lean,W. H -10 6 Donation*. alencross. Rev. Jas. erci e 4 1 - Olver, Mrs. J - 6 - Contribution Boxes. - 4 1 ReedComm.G.H.B., Proceeds of Concert .2-6 Glubb, A. L. C. Esq. - 6 - R.N 1 - Contribution Boxes. 183 Grigg, John, Esq.... - 10 6 Total Dons. ..11 6 10 Hennon, Rev. G. .... 10 - total Subs. ..14 6 - Solomon, Mr. W. Hi. - 5 - Total ....IMS 19 3 Houghton, L. F. Esq. - 10 - Target, Commander. - s - 425 10 10 Tilly, Genl., C.B.... - 10 - Jen kin. S. W. Esq. . - 10 - Williams, F. & C. H. - 6 - Jc-nkin, W. A. Esq.. - 6 - ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BRANCHES. '145 £ i. a. £ >. A. £ i. d. £ t. it. Johnson, B. Stnart, Walker, Dr. J.C.. 10 6 Jatnes.Miss - 6 - Collected by Miss Enq - 10 - Williams. J.C. Esq., Jenkiu. A. Esq - 6 - E. Thompson — Kemble, Kev. A. ... 1 1 - M.P. 3 - - Jenkin, Capt. W.... - 5 - Thompsou.MissE. - 15 - Kerewill. J. B. Esq.. - 10 - Martyn, H. Esq - 10 - pflkinston, Bev. Kttson, Kev. J. B... - 10 Total £11 17 - Martyn, H. J. Esq.. - 10 S T.G.. 1 - - Kitsun, Rev. J. F. . . - 10 - Martyn, Wm. Esq. , - 5 - Sums under 58. . . 1 5 - Lyons, Andrew, Esq. - 10 - Contribution Boxe*. 884 Marshall, L.Carring- Parnell, E. W. Esq. - 5 - Hawkins, F. P. Marahall, W. N. C. VIULLION BRANCH. Pearce Miss 1 1 - Jenkm, A. l-sq. .. - 10 - ni. PADSTOW BRANCH. Trelawny, General Total Subs. .£17 14 6 Jago 1 1 - Uavey, Mr. J. Local Committee — TreUwny.SirW.L.S. 1 1 - C. G PKii>EAD2 KBVHX, Keq, Kempthorne, Mr. J. Donations. Chairman. Trevaidwyn, Rev. B. - 10 - Collected by J. B. Mr. CHAS. ALLPOKT. Kobartet, Lord..... 6 6 - Air. W*. THOS. Hiscox, Prin- Trevaidwyn, Mrs... - 10 - Sich, Mr. W. T. ... - 10 6 Thomson, Esq — Trewren, J. Clymo, llioujaa, Mr. Joseph. - 6 - Allen, W. B. Esq. - 10 6 cipal Officer of CuBtoms. Esq...... 10 - Armstrong, T. F. Mr. K. PALK.Gmram. Walters, Capt.Johr). - I - Vyvyan, Rev. Sir Esq - 10 S Mr. JAS. GEOSE. Wemmacott,Rev. A. - 6 - Vyell,Bart 1 1 - Bakei, A. E. Esq. 11- Mr. JNO. HAWKEW. Webb,Dr.J.E.,R.N. - 10 - Bsker, Ben, Esq.. - ]0 6 Mr. F. HAEVEV. Wheeler, Rev. H.N. - B - Baker, Cecil, Esq. - 10 6 Mr. Jos. HICKS. White, J. Esq. .... 1 1 - Total Subs... £9 9 - Bliss, J. Esq - B - Mr. E. SUSSEX LANGFOKD. White, Mrs. J...... - 10 6 iwna&wnt. Brown; S. B. EMJ. - B - Mr. G. LlviKGSTiiWK, Chief Bullivant, Stanley, Officer of Coasr (Jnard. Total Subs. ..£31 1 - Boxes - 12 - Esq - 10 6 Capt. WALTBK MB-.AS. Chandler, G. Esq. -10 6 Capt. BEBNHARn NlLSEH. //cnaftwu. Total £10 1 - Cole, H. A. B. Esq. - 10 6 hev. B. F. NCGEST. Cole, R. E. Esq. . - 10 6 ROBT. A. B. HEESIOS, Esq. Tremayue, Mrs - 10 6 Evans, S. Keq. ... 1 1 - Mr. WM. QUICK. Collect, d by Hon. Fyffe, E. W. Esq. - 10 - CapC. CHAS. RATTLE. Sec 1 19 2 Gason, 0. F. Esq. - B - Honorary Secretary— Looe Water Carnival NEWIQUAY Goodwin, J. H. Capt. W. H, POPE. Committee 310 - BRANCH. PiUar Boxes - 16 6 Go-w, H. K. Esq. . - 5 - Annual Subtcriptimt. Small sums under 6.1. - 3 - Greenfield, F. G. Committee — JEeq 1 1 - Allport, Mr. Chas... - B - Capl. W. ALLEN, K.N. Gnpi*r, A. Esq. . - S - Allpon,Mis Sam.. - 10 - Capt. J. CUOOKEK. Gripper, H. teq. . - 10 6 Bonney, Mr. Rich... - B - J ISNSOB, It 81). Haynes. J. H. Esq. - 10 6 Bray, Mr. Frank ... - 10 - Dr. HAEDWICK. Henry.A. H.,Esq. - 5 - Brnss. Vice- Capt. W. THOJUB. Newell, J. Esq. .. - 5 - J.P - 10 - Chapman. J. E. THOMSON, beq. Nictiolson, W. Or. Hiscox, Mr.W.Thos. - B - PETER HUNKIS. Capi.W. H. WILLIAMS. Landf-r, Mr Henry. - B - Dr. J. C. WALKEB. J. Wutrs, Esq. Pelly, H. A. Esq. - 1" 6 Langford, Mr.R.S«s- D. G. WILUAMS, Harbour Master. Honorary Secretary- Baclmall, W. Esq. - B - Mr. H. A. HAWKKT. Kolt, (. Wiq - 10 6 Lloyd. Mr. .T. S. H.. - 5 - 3. E. LEVEHS, Assistant Shakle, H. Esq. ..11- Loverinp, Miss - 10 - Harbour Master. Annual tfubscripttont. Simouds, Herbert, Marley, Mr. Hen. F. - 6 - Treasurer— h,oq 11- Maityn.Mr.Hy.Jobn - 10 6 Allen. Uent. R.N. . - W 6 Simonds,Tom,E8q. - )0 6 W. TJ. TBBLKAVKK. Arnall, W. Esq. ... - 5 - Skeltun. P. B. Esq. - 10 « Martyn', Mrs. Anne. - B - Honorary Secretary — Bennetts, J. W. Esq. 11- Smith. Sinclair, Mear, Capt. Walter - B - Capt. J. BALL FA us AH. Bolitho, Wilaams, MotaiWorvh, The Foster, CooJe, Rev. Viscount ..11- Stephens1 . Arthur Annual Subtmptiont. Grylls & Co - 10 6 B . Esq - 10 6 AfolesworUt, Beatrice, Buckthought, Mrs. . - B - Stmrley, John H. Lady - 10 e Coode, Arthur, Esq., Cardell, 1. Esq. .... - S - Esq 5 Niken, Capt. Bern- J.p - 10 - Clarke, C. 0. Esq. . . - 5 - TbomassetjC. Esq. - 10 6 hard . .. - B - T&rran, Capt. J. B.. - 6 - Cock,W. H. &q. .. - 5 - Thomasaet. E. Esq. - 10 6 Nugent, Rev E. F.. - 10 6 Higman, J. W. Esq., Thomson. Mrs. C - 10 « Paynttsi, Uev.F.. ..11- J.P - 10 6 Thorn, S. F. H. Mt Edgcnmbe, Lord 3 - - Hardwick, Dr. ...'..- B - Esq. 11- Pope. Mr. W. H 10 - Pethericfc, Mr«. Geo. 1 - - Hawkey.H. A. &Sou - 10 6 Tarle, R. Esq. ... - 5 - Preet n, R- bt. A. B., Smith, J. Dum, Esq. 11- Hick=,« tsq - 10 6 Williams, Leslie, Esq 1 1 - Tiemayue, J. Esq., Hicks, W. Esq - 10 - Esq - 10 6 Pr deaux-Brune, C. J.p 2 - - Huxtable. W. Esq.. - 5 - Sums under 6s. .. 1 10 e G., tsq It ~ - 146 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAT, 1898. £. s. d. £ t. d. £. «. d. £ s. d. Quick, Mr Wm. ... - 5 - Borlase, The Misses, St. Levan, Lord 1 1 - Cooks, Mrs.C. Lygen, Rmisey, Miss Emily 1 - - ol Castle Horneck. - 6 - Silvester.Rev.P.D'O. In Memoriam, Rawle, Opt - 6 - Borlase, Mrs. W - - - St. Levan - - - C. \j. C 1 1 - Rickard, Mr. T .... - 10 - Borlase, Walter H. Sincock, Miss J - - - <;oode, Arthur, Esq.. 11- Konartes, Lord 1 1 - Esq - 10 - Symons, John, Esq. - 5 - Cooki-, Mr. H. E - B - ioyns, Nichs., Bur- Symons, R. H. Esq. - 6 - yan - -, - ?homas, Major R. .. - - - Dingle, Mr. A - 6 - Total £24 16 - Jranwell and Sons, Tonkin, Rev. John, Fortescue, J. B. Ksq. 1 - - Messrs. R. M - 10 - St. Buryan - - ~ Fowey Harbour Com- Bune, F. W., Esq... - 6 - frelawny, Mrs. H.R. - B missioners 11- .Donation*. [remenheiTe, W. B. - B - Grahsim,W. J.Fsq.. - B - The Rev. Viscount Jhenhalls. A. Esq... - - - fremewen. Mr.N . T., Geach.Mr.W. Little- Chirgwin, R. & Son. - 10 6 St Levan - - - JOB. Ward Bon-bell, )ode, Mrs. Marazion 22- Crevithick& Maboott - B - Knight, Messrs. C. Esq 1 Joienso, R. & Sou . . - 5 -Union Hotel Co., and F - B - Box.prr Mrs. Smith, Cornish, J. B. Esq.. - 6 - Ltd., The - B - Long, Loftus, Esq... 11- Boscat-tle 1 3 - Cornish, Fras. J. . . . - 5 -Vigurs, Mrs - 10 - Martin, W. Esq.... 11- Box, [>er Mrs. Han- Cornish, Major T. H. - B - White, Major Kicbd. Nankivdl, A. Esq.. - 10 - cock, St. Agn-'s . . - 5 -Corporation of Pen- Trewellani.St.Just- - - Purcell, Rev. H. N. . - 6 - Willan, Mrs., Regent Hashleigh, E.W.Esq. 1 - - Total Duns. .£39- Couch, Ed. P - 6 - Terrace - B - Rashleigh, Jonathan, TotalSubs. £24 16 - Couch, The Misses.. - - - Wingfleld, Rev. W. Esq 22- Criddlefc Smith.... - 6 - W? - B - Robartes, Ixird 1 1 - £28 5 - D»le,S. Y - 6 - Young, 0 - B - Stephens, John, Mr. - 10 6 >avy, Messrs. R V. Sums under 6« 18 4 6 Stopford - Sackville, and H.. - 6 - Mrs ' 2 2 Total Subs... £68 - - Tnyne, Mr. C. L B - Treffry, C. E. Esq.. 1 1 - field, Col. T. W - 10 6 Treffry, Clones & Co. - 10 6 PENZANCE AND ?itzgerald,Sir George Donation*. Tregaskes, Mr. B. . - s - SENNEN COVE & Lady 1 - - Tregaskes,Mr W.S. - B - BRANCH. Sums under 5« - 14 6 Gartrell, J. H - 6 - Local Committee — Gotch, T. C - 6 - Gurnard's Head . . 1 B - Total Subs... £21 - - The MAYOR, Chairman. Harvey & Co., Ld. .-10 - W. H. ASH. iarvey, Mrs. Nichs. - 6 - Donations. J. BANFIELD Hedgland, Rev. P., St.Michael'sMonnt- 7 B Contribution Boxes . 2 19 B E. BATTEN. M.A 6 - )ther Boxes — J. H. BENNETTS. Helm, Dr - 6 - Penzance Boat- Total £23 19 6 W. BLACKHORB. liolman, N. & Sons. - 10 - Hcmse - 18 4 F. W. BUNK. Hora, Mrs. A. H.. . . - 5 - Sennen Boat House - 711 JOHN B. CORNISH. Howell, Mrs. D - 10 - H.M. Customs.... - 9 4 R. P. COUCH. J.M. A - 6 - Queen's Hotel - 12 8 PORTHLEVEN R. DAVT. Jago, the Misses. ... - 6 - Western Hotel... - 8 6 BRANCH. Comdr. H. R. EVANS, R.N. James, Major A. H., Union Hotel - B - Local Committee— R. T. HOLBROOK. of Bnruuhall .... - - - Mr. Woolas - 7 6 R. S. JAMES, Esq., Chairman. F. HOLMAN. L., I. W., R. M. ... - 10 - Sums under B£. ... — 12 B T. BATH, Esq. A. H. JAMES. Laity, Henry, Esq., W. K. JENKINS, E*q. HY. JONES. Total lions... 30 16 2 J. HAYNES, Esq. W. H. JULYAN. Laity, Hy., of Tre- Total Subs. ..68 - - W. M. THOMAS. E^q. C. MARBOTT. W. BICKFORD-SMITH, H. MABBOTT. Lavin, Mr. Chas. ... - 6 - £88 16 2 .Esq.. M.P. E. T. MATHEWS. Lawrence, William W. A. HOLLOWAY, Esq. A. 0 MlUHELL. W. . . . - 6 - R. S. JAMES, Esq. Hy. MICHBLL. Lean,Thos , Marazion— B — A. E. RATCLIPKE, Esq. Kev . J H. MICHELL. Let)rice,Chas.D. N. W. ELLIS ROWE, Esq. J. MUKttisH. Esq - 10 - POLKERRIS AND L. PASCOE. LillinRston, Mrs. E. - 10 - FOWEY BRANCH. Honorary Secretary — J. HOLSIJK. Macreio;ht, A. F. H.. - - - Rev. H. W. COREY. H. T. READIKQ. Marrack, Lt.-Col. P. - 10 - President- W. K. ROWE. Martyn. Rev. R. J., JONATHAB RASHLEIQB, Esq. Annual Subscription*. N. H. SYMONS. St. Buryan - - - Bassett, A. Esq 11- JAS. THOMAS. Mathews, E. T - S - Local Committee — F. WOOLSTON. Michell, A. H. & Sons - B - EVELYN W. RASHLEIGH, Esq., Bickford-Smith, W., Michell, Major A. O. - 10 6 Chairman. Hon. Treasurer— EDWARD ATKINSON, Esq. Bolitho, Sons & Co. . 1 1 - P. MAKKACK, Esq. Millett, E. L. Bos- avern, St. Just ... - - - Mr. BENNKTT. Cotton Mr H - B - Honorary Secretary— Milton, J. P. Esq. . - 10 - AKTHUB COODK, Esq., Trea- Harvey, F. Esq 2 2 - T. H. CORNISH. Esq. Montgomfrrie, Dr. surer. Hill, F. V. Esq - B - Mr. H. E. COOKE. Hocking, Mr - B - Annual Hubicriptiont. Montgomery.Dr. . . - 6 - Mr. A. DINGLE. . Jenkins, W. K. Esq. - 6 - Adams,A.Cntfe,Esq. - 10 - Mudge, Jas., Mara- FOWEY HARBOUR COMMIS- Lawrence, Sir E., Armstrong. Mr^., of SIONERS. Bart., M.P 22- Nancealverne .... - 10 - Oilard, 1. F - 5 W. J. GRAHAM, Esq. ! Martyn, Mr. R - B - Ash,J.Wilu>n - 5 - Pascoe and Sou, LOFTUS LONG, Esq. Ratcliff-, A. E. Esq. - B - Banfield. John ,....- 5 - A. NANETVELL, Efq. Reed, Mr. J. G - B - Bazeley and Sons, Rev. H. N. PUECELL. Kobartes, Lord 6 6 - Messrs. George ... - 10 - Percy, Mr. W. Her- JONATHAN RASHLEIGH, Esq. Rogers, Capt. J. P., bert . - B Mr. C. L. TOYNE. i R.A 11- Bennetts, J. H - 10 - Permewan, Mrs., Messrs. TREFFBY, CLUNES R.>we, W. Ellis, Esq. 1 1 - Bortllly and Co - 10 - Queen's Hotel.... - 10 - &Co. Bodilly, R. H. Esq. . - 6 - Polglase John - 10 - St. Aubyn, Kev. St. Bolitho, Miss, Tre- Honorary Secretary- A. M 1 1 vaylor - S - Pool and Son - 6 - Mr W. E. GEACH. St. Levan, Lord .... 1 1 - Bolitho, MissN - 5 - lublic Benefit Boot Vyvyan, Rev. Sir Bolitho. Col. 0. G... - 6 - Co., The - 10 6 Honorary Collector— Vyell, Bt 1 1 - Bolitho, Miss Sage L. - 6 - Reading, H. T. Esq. - 6 - Williams, J. C. Esq. 3 - - Bolitho, K. F. Esq... 1 - - Redruth BreweryCo. - B - Annual Subscription!. Wise Miss 1 1 - Bolitho, T. Bedford, Richards, E - 5 - Atkinson.Edw.Esq.. 11- Sums under 6» -10 - Esq., M.P 1 - - Rogers, the Misses . - 10 - Baker, Rev. S. V... - 10 6 Bolitho, T. Robins, Ross, Major J. J ...- B - Broken-haw.Mr.li. B. - 6 - Total £24 13 - Saundry, J., Senueu. - - - Carlyon, E. Esq 11- ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BRANCHES. 147 £. I. d. £. s. d. PORTHOUSTOCK ST. IVES (CORN- Legg, Wm - B - Carr, Hngh. Esq., J.P. - B - Macklin, 1 .Thornton, Cartmell, Jos. Esq.. - B - BRANCH. WALL) BRANCH. M.B B Flimby Si B. Moor Local Committee — Jackson, F. W - 8 - Colliery Co ... .1 1 - EDWD. LKVERTON SPRY, Esq., Local Committee — Sums under &£ - 2 6 Uibb, A., Esq - B - Chairman. The MAYOR, ra officio. Gibson, Miss .. 1 1 - Mr. JOHN COAD. Mr. EDWAKD HAIN, jun., Total Subs... £2 18 6 Hewetsou^John,Esq. - 5 - Rev. W. A. DIGGENS. J.P. Hiue Bros., Messrs. .11- Mr. HEABLE. Capt. T. R. HARRY, T.P. Johnston, Miss - B - Mr. WM. JAMES. Rev. Canon JONES, Vicar. Donations. Lightfoot,E.W.,Esq. - 6 - Mr. J. LINDSAY. Dr. J. M. NFCHOLLS, J.P. Little, Dr - 10 Mr. B. MORE. Mr. T. H. RICHARDS, Chiff Contribution Boxes . - 18 1 Maryport & Carliale Mr. JAMES PENGILLY. OfBc«r H.M. Coastguard. A. E. PILLING, Ksq. Dr. (1. T. A. STAFF, J.P. Total £3 16 1 Maryiwrt Brewery, Mr. G. W. ROSKRDGE. Rev R F. TYACKS, Vicar of Ltd Kh - Honorary Secretary- Li-lant. Maryport Co-opera- Mr. E. P. ROSKEUOB. Txeasnrer and Honorary tive Society 11- Secretary — Ritson, Messrs. & Co. 11- Annual Subscriptions. Senhouse. H. P. Esq. 11- £. t. d. Mr. W. T. TRESIDDEB. Sewell, Col - 10 - Goad, Mr. Jno - 10 - Thomlinson, Messrs. Dickinson. W. Esq.. 1 1 - Annual Subscription*. J.,Ltd - 10 - Diggens, Rev. W. A. - 5 - Bennett, Mrs. E.G.. - B - <£umfaerlani). Turney, G. W. Esq. - B - Boase, Mr. Edward . - 6 - Tyson and Hobson, James, Mr. Wm. ... - 10 - BolithosiCo.Messre. 11- Lindsay, Mr. J - B - Brown, Mr. J. E.... - 5 - CARLISLE AND Tyson, E.T., Esq... 11- More, Mr. B - B - Carr, Mr. S. H - B - SILLOTH BRANCH. Watson, Jos. Esq... - B - Pengilly, Mr. Jas. . . - 6 -Chellew, Mr. T. J.. - 5 - Whaiton, Jos. tsq.. - 5 - Pilling, A. E. Esq. 11- President— Williamson, John & Robartes, Lord 2 2 - Daniel, Mr. Josbua, The MAYOR of CARLISLE Sons, Messrs 1 1 - Roskf uge, Mr. E. P.. - 5 - J.P - 8 - (JOHH CORBETT, Esq., J.P.) Roakrnge, Mr. G. W. - 6 -Dillon, Harrowing & Smelt, Rev. M. A. . . - 10 6 Treasurers — Total Subs... £20 16 6 Spry,Edwd.Leverton, Hain, Capt. Kdward. - 5 - Messrs. CARR & Co., Carlisle. Hain, Edw., & Son, St. Levan, Lord .... 1 - - Local Committee — Vonatiant. Tremayne, Colonel.. 1 - - Harry, Capt. T. R. . - 10 6 Mr. W. CRABB, Chairman. Mr. J. GRAHAM. Contents of Pillar & Vivian Pendarvis, Jones, Rev. Canon. . - 10 6 Collecting Boxes.. 239 Lang, Mr. T. A - 6 - Mr. A. IRVING. Mr. D. MCCALLDM. Proceeds from Con- Vyvyan, Kev. Sir Lt-es, Mr. R. J 2 2 - cert, per Mr. W. Vyell 1 1 - Nicbolls, Dr., J.P . . - 6 - Mr. G. MUNDELL. Williams, P. D. Esq. 1 1 - Paynter,Capt.W. J., - B - Mr. A. PARKER. Mr. J. STRONACH. Permewan, Mr. R.H. - 6 - Total.... £27 6 10 Total Subs 13 2 6 Read, Mr. K. S., J.P. - 6 - Robartes, Lord 11- Honorary Secretary- Donations. Rosewall,Mr.G.B.,J.P.- B - Mr. WILLIAM IKYING. Contribution Boxis .-11 Staff, Dr., J.P - 6 - Annual Subscription!. Stevens, Mr. K. F. . . - B - Total.... £13 3 t £. s. d. St. Ives Harbour Banks, E. H., Esq., Authority B 5 - MILLOM BRANCH. St. Levau, Lord .... 1 1 - President— PORT ISAAC Tresidder.Mr.W.T.. 11- Fell, ev. J. A 1 1 - Trewhella, Mr. W., W. I. BARKATT, Esq., J.P. BRANCH. J.P - 10 6 Teasdale, Isaac, Esq. 11- Local Committee— Trewhella, Miss.... - 6 - Local Committee- W. E. GOT, Esq. Tyacke. Rev. R. F. . - 10 - TotalSubs...£3 13 - Major C. J. MYERS, J.P. Mr. MAHTIN, Chief Officer Warren, Wm - 6 - Donations. W. POSTLETHWAITE, Esq. H.M. Coastguard. (Silecroft). Wvnne, Dr - 5 Contribution Boxes. 2 17 8 Honorary Secretary and Sums under 6f S B - P. B. STONEY, Esq. CEDRIO VAUGHAN, Esq., J.P. Treasurer — Total ....£6 10 -8 R. JULIAN IJEORGE, Esq.. Total £32 13 6 M.L). Treasurer — W. T. LAWRENCE, Esq. Annual Subscriptions. Bolitho, Williams, MARYPORT Hon. Secretary — Foster & Co. 1 1 - SCILLY IS-LANDS BRANCH. Miss F. STONEY. Cowie , Miss 1 J 6 BRANCH. President — Bankers- Cowie, Mis 1 - H. P. SENHOUSB, Esq., J.P. President — Cumberland Union Bank, Ebnugton, Viscount 1 - - Millom. George, Dr. R.J.... - 10 - T. A. DORKIEN-SMITH, Esq. Vice-President — Guy, W. R. Esq.... - 10 - Local Committee— Col. WOOD. Annual Subscriptions. Pearse, Mrs - 10 6 W. GLCYAS, Ksq., Local Committee — A Friend 11- Bobartes, Lord .... 1 - - Chairman. WILFRID HINE, Esq.. J P. Barrutt, Mrs. James - B - Stephens, Darell, Esq. 11- H. G. ALIEN. JOHV, HEWETSON, Esq. Barrett, W., Esq. ..22- Trevan, P. A. Esq. . 1 1 - Rev. W E. GRAVES. E. W. LIGHTFOOT. Ksq. Beevor, Mis.- M. H.. 1 - - WharDcliffe, Earl ..22- D. W. EVANS. JOHN MAUGHAN, E^q., J.P. Cross, Viscountess.. - B - Williams, Captain T. THORNTON MACKLIN, M.B. G. MILTON, Esq., R.N. Heilis Mrs B - E. N. V. MUVLB. Capt. NELSON. Hodbarrow Mining W. ROGERS. J. SAMUKL, Esq. Total Subs... £12 9 6 E. T. TYSON, Esq., J.P. Lewthwaite, W.Esq. 11- Honorary Secretary- JOHN WILLIAMSON, Esq., J.P. Myers, W. Esq. ... - 5 - Donations. Mr. E. J. BLCETT. Plant, Dr. Charles . . - B - Contribution Box... - 13 9 Hon. Secretary & Treasurer- Postli'thwait*, Mrs. - 6 •• St. Minver Church . 3 6 10 Annual Subscriptions. Mr. QUINTIN MOORB. Postlethvvaite, W. Esq . 1 Total Dons 4-7 Dorrien-Smith, T. A. Annual Subscriptions. Vauguau.Uedric.Esq. - 10 6 Total Subs 12 9 6 Addison, John, Esq. - 6 - Bookless, Miss 1 1 - £16 10 1 'Gluyas, W 6 - Brayton Domain Col- Total £11 12 6 imâ^ 'jraves, Kev. W. Jfi.. - 5 - 148 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAY, 1898. £. «. d. £ s. d. Donations. Graham, Mr. B 6 - )eeB, J. G., Esq.... - 6 - £. s. d. Holder, A. E»q., M.P. 1 1 - >uffleld, Jas. Esq. . . 2 - - Collection on Life- Hodgson, Mr. Geo. . - 10 - Dnnn, J. M - 5 - UertgsfttrE. boat Saturday ... .15 - - Howson, Mr. Thos. . - 10 Collection at Foot- Huddart, Mr. P 2 - - Hartley. T 1 1 - BELPER BRANCH. ball Mutch 13 1 I'Anson. Dr. - 10 - reilale Brothers.... 1 - - Boxes I 19 4 Jackson, Dr...... 5 - (No Local Committee.) Jacftson, Messrs. J. jonsdale, Lord . . . . B - - Total Dons 17 12 5 and W - 10 6 Martindale, Mrs. ... - 10 Chairman — TotalSnbs. H 12 6 Jai ques, Capt - 10 0 Reid, Mrs. (Wigton) - 5 H. LOHAS, H'.sq. Jefferson, Messrs. R. Thompson, Miss A. . - 10 - £29 4 11 and H . . 11 W. WlNTBEBOURNE, Esq. Leconfleld, Lord.... 11- Williamson, Messrs. 22- Undow, S. and J., Surns under 6t - 2 6 Honorary Secretary— W. P. ADSHEAD, Esq. Lionadale, Lord 5 6 - Total Subs. ..£20 5 - PENR1TH BRANCH Mason. Mr. W. E... - 6 - Annual .subscriptions. McKelvie, Mr - B - £. 1.0. Honorary Secretary — Moore & (Jo., Messrs. - 10 - Donation!. JOSH.PH SNAPS, Esq. Mossop, Mr. J. B. . . - 6 -Sundry Donations ..939 Muriel, Dr. - 6 - Contribution Boxes .342 Adshead, Miss - 10 C (No List for 1897.) Mnsgrave,J. R. Esq - S - Ufe-boatSatnrday. .24 7 7 Bakewell, Mr. - B - Nicholson & Franks - B - ionrne, Mrs 1 1 - Oldfield, Mr. J. G. . . - 6 - Total £57 - 6 Burkiuo.haw, Mr. . . - 6 - Pattinsons * Winter - 10 - SEASCALE BRANCH. Pearson & Son ....,- 6 - Robinson, Mr. J. H. - 10 - Fletcher, Mr. Treasurer- Robinson, Mrs - B - Mr. WALKEK WHITTLE. Ruthery, Mr. Jno. . . - fi - Fletcher, Mr. J. B. . - 5 - Simpson, Mr. R .... - B - Friend, Rev. F. A. . - 5 - Hon. Secretary — Spencer & Co - 6 - Green, Mr - B - Mr. JOHN WEIGLEY. Steward, Mr. J. B... - 6 - Stirling, Mr. John. .22- Hawkins, Mr. S. ... - 5 - Annual Subscription!. Wallcer, Mr. W - 10 - Benbtgtjsfmr. Hibbert, Mr. T - 6 - Barrett, the Misses, Vere, Mr. A. B - 6 - Carleton Hall 1 - - Whitehaven Colliery LLANDDULAS Hunter, Mr J 11- Brocfclebank.SirT.. 1 - - Hunter, Mr.M - B - Colebank, Capt. I. . . 1 1 - Wilson and Kitchen - 10 - BRANCH. Jackson, Mr. F. 10 6 Senhouse, Miss - 10 - Wlllson, Walter.... - 10 6 Jacoby, Mr., M.P... 1 1 - Wordsworth, Rev. J. - 10 6 Sums under (>< 3 10 6 President Wrigley, Mr. John.. - 6 - The Right Hon. the EARL OF Total Subs.... £35 2 - DONDONALD. Laverock, Mr - 10 6 Total Subs. ..466 Donation!. Local Committee— J. P. FAICHNBT, Esq. McAualan, Mr - 6 - Donation!. Contribution Boxes. 116 P. JOKES, Esq. Trustees of the late Pym, Mr. Jas - S - Collecting Box - 2 5 Pym, Mr. Josh - 5 - Miss Lowther's Honorary Secretary— Smedky, Mr. E - 10 - estate 28 1? - JOHN DA VIES, Esq. Srnedley, Mr J., J.P. - 10 6 Total £65 - 6 Annual Subieriptioni. Southern, Mr - 6 - £. l. d Strutt, Mr. H., J.P. . 11- Beckett, Miss 10 - Wheeldon Brothers, WHITEHAVEN Davy, W. J. Esq. . . - 10 6 BRANCH. The Right Hon. the White, Mr - B - WORKINGTON Earl and Couiitess President — BRANCH. of Duri.lonald .... 6 - - The Bigdt Hon. 1 he EAHL Hill, Major 10 Total Suba. ...£18 8 - OF LuNSDALB. President — Jones, A. L. Esq, .. - 10 6 • The Right Hon. The Jones- Bateman, Rev. lx>cal Committee— EAEL OF LONSDALB. B 11- Capt. MANN, 3 Hilton Kneeshaw Lupton, Terrace, Chairman. Local Committee — and Co., Messrs. . . 5 - - CHESTERFIELD JAS. BEODIE. HY. BOWES, Esq., J.P., Chair- Llanddnlas Quarry J. COSGEOVE. man. BRANCH. J. G. DEBS. J. G. DEFS, Esq. Pipon. Kev. J. C. C. 1 1 - Local Committee— J. I. FISHES. Jos. EDEN, Esq. Raynefl & Co. Mesprs. B - - A. HELDEE, Esq., M.P. Tu'ner, Mrs. Horace 1 - - ALFEED BAENES, Esq., D.L., GEO. HODGSON. W. L. FLETCHEE, Esq. Chairman. J. HIOHET, Esq. Walker, A. 0. Esq. 11- The Hon. and Rev. R. E. Dr. I'ANSOH. R. H. HODGSON, Esq., J.P. Capt. JAOWUES. G. B. McMoLUSN, Esq. TotalSubs £26 4 - APDEELEY. W. «. MASOS. CECIL THOMPSON, EMJ. Rev. N. L. ASPINALL, M.A., Dr. MURIEL. Holy Trinity Rectory. E. A. THOMPSON, Esq., J.P. Donations. GEOEGE BOOTH. Esq., J.P. Honorary Secretary- JAS. THOMPSON, Esq. Contribution Boxes .-96 J. M. CLAYTON, Esq, J.P. Mr. J. G. OLDFIELD. R. WILLIAMSON, Esq. , B. DOUGLAS, Esq. R. H. WILLIAMSON, Esq. Total £26 13 6 EDWAED EASTWOOD, Esq., Annual Xubtmptionl. Honorary Treasurer— J.P., Alderman D. C. C. Ainsworth, n. Esq., - 10 6 JONATHAN SCOTT, Esq. T. GEIFFIK, Esq. Armstrong, Mr. J . W. - 5 - Hon. Canon C. J. LITTLETON, Brodie, Mr. J. S. . . . - 5 - Honorary Secretary— Vicar of Che.- terfleld. Brown, Mr. T - 6 - • J. C. THOMPSON, Esq. WREXHAM W. B. ROBINSON, Esq., C.C. Burnyeat, Dalzell & Co Messrs. - 15 - Collectors- BRANCH. Honorary Treasurer— Collis, Mr. Isaac.... - 10 - Mr. F. W. SIMMONDS. JOHN NAILOE, Esq., J.P. H. S. WILSON, Keswick. Honorary Secretary — STANLEY D. EDISBCEY, Esq Honorary Secretaries — l»xon, Mr. T. C. ... - 10 - Annual Subtcriptwm. JAMES AKJIISTKAD, Esq. Dodgson, T. S. Esq. - 10 - W. S. SYMES, Esq. Bench, the Misses . . 2 - - (No List for 1897.) Fisher, Mr. J. 1 6 - Bowman, Miss - 6 - Collector — Fp-zer, R. & Sons, Burciiell, Miss 1 - - JAVES WEIGHT, Accountant, Messrs - 10 - Curwen, H. F. Esq.. 1 - - Market Hall Chambers. ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BRANCHES. 149 £. >. d. £. f. d. Bankers — BlDEFORD. Winterscale, Col.... - 5 - Jpens, A. L - B - CBOMPTON AND EVANS* UNION £. i. d. Wren, The Mimes. . - 10 - Syg", Ladv C - 6 - BANE, CuesterfiHld. Anonymous 11- Wren, Mrs. R. F... - 6 - Turner, Major H. . . - 10 - Anson, Mrs - 6 - Sums under 5s - 19 6 Pwynam, Colonel . . 1 - - Annual Subscription. Jphaui, J. W. & A. - B - £. t. d. Bazeley. Mr. H. M. . - 10 - £19 14 6 Eastwood, Edward, Esq J p 5 5 Cuck and Lamerton, Total Snbs.. 23 19 6 TORBINGTON. Total £55- Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. Donations. <4 1 - - Adams, Mr. John . . - 5 - jontribntion Boxes. - 13 2 )awe, Mr. Henry . . - 6 -Dew, Miss - 6 - Dayman, Miss 1 - - Jlubb, Mr. W - 6 - Total £24 12 8 Hdham, Mrs - 6 - Gnille, Rev. H. De DERBY BRANCH. Doweil, Admiral Sir C., 1896 9» - 10 - William, G.C.B... - 10 - Lake, Miss - 6 - (No Local Committee.) Fox, Fowler* Co... - 6 - Mack, Mr. T - 6 - Honorary Secretory — Giddie, Mr. W - 6 - Millft', Major - 10 - CLOVELLY BRANCH. T. H, HARRISON, Esq., J.P. Scott Capt - 5 Gnll,Sir Cameron W. 22- Stevens, Mr. J. C. M. - 10 - Local Committee— Annual Subscription. Stevens, Major R. F. HAMLIN, Esq., J.P., Heard, Mr. G - 10 - A. Moore - 6 - Chairman. Bothamley, W. W. Sow & Co., Messrs.. - 10 - Sotcliffe, Dr. - 6 - Capt. W. JKWELL. Esq - 6 - Hutchinson, CoL ... 1 - - Capt. B MILL. Boturailey.Geo. & Co. Lockley, Mr. J. H. . 1 1 - Capt. W. MOSE. Woollen merchts., Lockley, Mrs 11- £9 13 6 Narraway. Mr. J. .. - 6 - Treasurer — Bilndley, J. E. Esq. - 5 - Nichols, Mr. C. J. . - 6 - Rev. F. G. A. PHILLIPS. Pine-Coffin, Mrs. ... 1 1 - ISSTOW. Curzon, N. C. Esq. .11-Portsmouth. Conn- Honorary Secretary — Evans, Henry, Esq.. 11- tess, Thf Dowaner 11- Doreett, Mr. George 11- Mr. DANIEL PEABCE. Evans, Walter, Esq. 22- Pridham & Son, Harrison,T. H.Esq. 1 1 - Mallet, Miss 6 - Annual tfubscripttont. Holden, Rev. J. S. . . - 10 6 Rogers, Mr. T - 10 - PiKott, Rev. E.C.... - 5 - Moody, Miss - B - Keirle, Mr. F. A.... - 5 -White, Kev. J - 5 - Bakewell, Miss - 10 - Slater, Rev - 10 - Newton, C. E. Esq... 1 - Smith, (olnnel - 6 - 2 17 - Robotham,W.B Esq. 1 - Elwes, R. Esq 1 1 - Schwind, C. Esq. ... 1 - Stucley, Sir Geo. S. 1 1 - Total Subs.. ..£60 It - Smith. Sir John .... 1 - fardrew, Mr. H. P. - B - Hamlyu, Mr. and Swingler, Alfred, Esq. 1 - Tattersili, Mr. E. J. - 10 - /fcmolion*. Mrs. F 22- Trapnel and Mere- Meredith. H. J. Esq. - 5 - Total .... £13 17 6 field, Messrs - 1 6 Contribution Boxes— 2 15 9 Phillips, Rev.T.G A. 1 - - Treffry, Mr. J. T. .. - 10 - Turner, vir. George. - B - Total.... £63 12 9 Tucker, T. Pitts,Esq. - 10 - Vidal, Mrs. E U.... - 10 - Vine, Mrs 6 Vincent & Duncan, Messrs -10 6 Total Subs... £8 9 - Wlllett, Rev. W. S. - 5 - t ©pbonstjm. Sums under o< 3 11 6 BRIXHAM BRANCH. Donations. £26 19 6 Local Committee— Sundry Donations . . - 5 6 The Rt. Hon. LORD UHUKSTON, Contribution Boxes. 13 16 7 APPLEDORE Chairman. BRANCH GEO. T. BARKY. Total £22 11 1 NORTHAH AND WESTWARD [>. 1JEWDNEY. Local Committee- Ho I JOHN HARBIS. Sir W. CAMFRON GULL, THOS. LAKEMAN. B>rt., M P., President. Boyd, Mr. A. H. ... - 10 -WM. LOVELL. J. E BORNARD. Esq Binne,Prideaux,Mr. - 10 6 W. J. SANDERS. ' Admiral Sir WM. DOWELL, Chambers, Mrs. .... - 6 - J. SMITH. DARTMOUTH G.C.B. Cooke, Mr. Francis T. 11- J. C. SOCTHEBN. BRANCH. J. W. FIELD, Esq. Dal'on,Col. Wade-. - 6 - Rev. STEWART Sot. Rov. A. GiTRNty - GOLD- W. G. TOLLY. Local Committee— SMITH. J. W. WHEATON, Harbour- Capt. OKMB WEBB, R.N., W. 1). HANSON, Esq. Held, Mr J ,.. - lo - master. J.P., Chairman. G. E. FRIDEAUX-BBUNE, Mr. W. PADDON, Chief Officer Capt. S. K. BUCEPITT. Ksq. Fuller, Miss - 5 - of Coastguard. Mr. Jos. NEWMAN, C.O. S. HEARD, Esq. Fuller, Surg.-Gen. .. - 6 - Coastguard. J. M. KIREWOOD, Esq. Gardiner, Mrs - 10 - Honorary Secretary E. TEW, Esq., J.P. Major MALLETT. and Treasurer — Capt. J. R. TOLMAN, J P. Rev. E CAI.EDON PIQOTT. Gosset Mrs - 10 - AXFRED KENDBICK, Esq. Capt. W. H. ASGEL, J.P. Kev. R. W. SEALY. Hake, Mr G. - 6 - E. J. TATTEBSILL, Esq. Annual Subscriptions. Honorary Secretary— Rev. J. WHITE. Kelsey, Mr.E.F.... - S - Bartlett, O. S - G 6 T. J. MITCHELL, Esq , R.N.R. CHIEF OFFICER OF H.M. Broorahead, Miss . . - 5 - COASTGUARD. McLart-n Mr. J. C 1 - - Annual Subscriptions Monroe, Col 1 - - Caine, Mrs - fi - Honorary Secretary — Nicolay, Colonel ... - 5 - Elliott, C.T. R .... - 5 - Angel, Cap'.W. H. . - 5 - F. A. SEABLE, Esq. Paynter Miss .... - 5 - Fisher, General .... - 6 - Bartlett, J. Esq - 10 - Glossop, A. 0 - 6 - Buckpitt, Capt - 5 - Annual Subscriptions. Peard.Mr.G.O - 5 - Gray, Mrs. K - 6 - Channel Coaling Co. - 10 - Sawer, Mrs -10 - Hall, Mrs - 5 - Collins. G. H. & Co., APPLEDORE. Hogg Miss 10 - Cock & Son, Messrs. - 7 6 Siddall, Dr. J. B. ... - 10 - Kennedy, Mrs - 6 - Darvel, E. Esq - 11 - Goldsmith, Rev. A G. - 5 - Evens, J. Esq - S - Land, Mr. J. W - B - Stapledon, Mr. W... 1 1 - Lakeman, T - 5 - Freake,SirT.G,Bt. 1 1 - Plrkard, Mr. William- 5 - Templeman, Colonel 1 - - Moalle, N - 10 - Knipp. Mrs... - 5 - Newton, Isaac 6 - Orme-Webb, Cap- Thrupp, Mrs - 10 6 Shiel, M - 6 - tain, R.N - 10 6 £1 12 6 Townley, Col - 6 - Singer, W. M. G. . . S - Renwic- k & Wilton, Waddington, Mr. G. - 6 - 150 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2iro MAT, 1898. £. i. d. £. e. a. £. i. d. Searle, Dr. E. B. ... - 5 -Turner, Mrs. C. H. . - B - Donation!. Coles, H J ft - Tew, B. Esq., J.P. . - 10 - Washington. Mr. J. £. t. d. Colley, Mrs. J. L... - B - Teage-Sandere, The W. C., J.P - 10 - Contribution Boxes — Cowell, E - 6 Misses - 10 - Waterfleld, Mr. W.. - 10 - Koyal Clarence Darke, A. J. Esq.. . - B - Tolman, Capt.J.E. . - 5 - Hotel, Exeter, per Davies, W. G B - Whitmore, Lieut., Whidborne, Mr.J.S. - 10 6 J. H. Stanbury, Davles, W. Stanley. - B - R.X 1 - - Wiley, Mr. T. W.'.. - B - Esq - 8 1 Bommett, W. H 6 - Wilson, W.S.S.,Esq. - 6 - Wyles, Mr. M - B - Half Moon Hotel, Wilkins, Mrs ... - 6 - Exeter, per C. T. Bales, Mrs - 5 W. Finch. Esq.. - 9 6 Total Subs. . . £24 9 6 Queen St., Exeter -66 Forbes Mrs. . . 11- Total Subs... £9 B - London Hotel, Donations. Exeter, per E. Forster, Lt.-Col. ... 11- Pillar and Collecting Pople, Esq - 1 - Freeman, Richard.. - 10 - Donations. Boxes ...... 3 — - Lydford House, Freshfleld, Miss.... - 5 - Contribution Boxes :— Devon, per J. Gardiner, A. S - 6 - H.M..S. 'Britannia' - 10 - Total. ...£29 9 6 Harding, Ksq.... - 10 6 Gardiner, Misses ... - B - Boxes under 6*. . . - 3 1 Gordon. J. Esq 1 1 - Custom House ... - 9 - Grainger, T - B - Total Dons... 26- Grenfell, Mrs - 6 - GreswelJ, Mrs - 10 - Total Dons... 1 16 8 EXETER BRANCH. Total Subs. ..41 - - Grove, C. B 1 - - Total Subs. .. 95- President— Total £43 6 - Hamilton, A.K. Esq. 5 - - Total £11 1 8 The Right Hon. and Rev. the Hamlyn, Mrs. Cal- EARL OF DEVON. Har?ev, C. L - 6 - Local Committee — Heacock, F. H - 5 - Vice-Admiral WHITE, C.B., H. J. M - 10 - Chairman. Hume-Long, Mrs. .. 11- OAWLISH BRANCH. Rev. Canon W. J. EDMONDS, Jameson, Jas. A. H. - B - B.D. EXMOUTH Jameson, Edith .... - B - Local Committee — R. B. WEST, Esq. Kavanagb, Mr8. ... 1 1 - Sir THOMAS LEA, Bart., MJP., BRANCH. Kennedy, Sir C - B - Gbairnuin. Honorary Treasurer aod Kensington, Miss. .. - B - Secretary — Patron — King, Miss 1 - - Honorary Treasurer — COOBTENAY H. EDMONDS, Kingsford, Mrs - B - ALKX. McCASDAND, Esq. Esq. Hon. MABKE KM.LE. Lang, Mr. (for County Chambers. Local Committee- Lympstone) 2 B - Honorary Secretary— Langley, John, Esq. - 10 - T. CtAYToN DKA.KE, Esq. Collector- Admiral R. MOOKHAH, Langton, C. Esq.... - 6 - Mr. JOHN VANBTONE, Chairman. Layard.Mr. and Mrs. - 10 - Bankers — Haven Banks, Exeter. Colonel ADAMS. CAPITAL & COUNTIES BAKE. Rev. C. E. CAER. Lethbridge, W. Esq. 11- Annual Subscription*. A. J. DAUKE. Ley.R 1 1 - Collector- Acland, The Right JOHN LANGLKY. Lloyd, Col 1 1 - Mr. JAKES HOLMAN, RJS. Hon.SlrT. D.,Bart. 11- RiGHARn LKY. Lnndie. W. Comptun - 6 - Bond, The Misses. . . - 10 - Capt. W. D. MORBISH.R.N. Lythall, A - B - AnniMl SubKriftiont. Bremridge, Miss M. Captain SQUIRE. Maberly, OF - s - Alfor* Rev, W P.. - 6 - W 11- U. Tr/OKKR PAIR. Macaulay.TheMlsses - B - Atkins, Mr. F. J. .. - B - Buckingham, A. W. Commander J. B. TEKTOS, Mackemte. MTB. ... - & - Bagshaw, Mrs. F.... - 10 6 B.N., Inspecting Com- Mareden, H. B 1 - - Bayldoa, Mr. E. H., Drake Miss - 6 - mander H.M. Coastguard. M. E. F. in me- J P . . - 10 6Edmonds, Rev. Benbow, Mrs - 5 - i;anon,B.D - 10 6 Honorary Secretary — Benthall, Miss - 10 6 Edmonds, Courtenay M. F. MORESBY, X.N., Pay- Metenlfe,Rev.W.H. 11- Browning, Mr. Colin - B - H Esq - 106 master-iu-Chiet Meyrick, S. S - B - Craigie. the Misses.. 11- Franklin, G. Esq., Moore, Col. J. L.... - S - D'Alcorn, Mr - 10 6 j.p -10 6 Collectors — Moor", Genl., V.C. . - 6 - Douglas, Lady. .... 1 1 - Gray. Miss J - 6 - Mr. EDWARDS. Moorman, Adml. R. - 10 - Doxat,Capt.RN.,J.P.- B - Green & Son, Messrs. - B - Drake, Mr. T. C 10 6 Harris, J. D. Esq . . B - Mr. T. HEYDON. Orwin, E - 6 - Durham, Rev. Canon - 10 6 Holmes. The Missed - S - Piun, Mr. and Mrs. James, Ro.ve, x Co., Annual Subscription*. Tucker 1 1 - Ferris; Mr. R. B. ... - 10 - P«teman, H. C - 6 - Fortescue.the Misses - B - Kingdon, Mrs. D 1 1 - Adams, Colonel .... - 5 - Pepys, Ciipt. A -10 - Garland, Mrs. Bland - 10 - A K - B - Peters, Gen. H. B... - 10 - Hall, Miss (the lute) - B - Lloyd, H. C. & Son, Arthur, Capt. E. S.. - B - Phear, Sir John .... 1 1 - Messrs - 10 6 Baker, H. G - 10 - Pigott, H. A - B - Hodgkinson.Mr. H.G. - B - Matthews, Misa .... - 10 - Baillie. Mrs - 6 - Pinckney, Miss - 10 - McGrath. Rev.H.W. 11- Baldnck, Mrs - 6 - Powell, C. M - 5 - Jones, Mr. Oliver. ..- 10 - Miiford, MissS. E. . - 10 - Barnberger, L. Esq. - B - Hurcell.Rev.W.H.D. - 6 - Lea, Sir Thos., Bart., Mortimore, W. Esq. - B - Bates, Mrs - 10 - Robertson, H C. . . . - B - M P 3 3 - Norman and Pring, Bazalgette, Colonel . - 10 - Rocke, General .... - 10 - Marshall, Miss ...... S - Messrs 11- Belson, Mrs - 6 - Rolle, Hon. Mark.. 18- Maye Mr. T 11- Northcote, The Hon. Heavens, Misses.... - 5 - Salter, J. E - B - McCasland, Mr. A. . 1 1 - Sir Stafford, Bart., ' Shapland, A. F. T. . - 10 6 Nosworthy, Mrs. ... - in 6 C.B., M.V> 11- Birch, Lt.-Col - 10 - Sillifant, Mrs. P - 6 - Ogbounie, Mr. E. H. - 6 - PinderandTuckwell, Bond, Rev. E. C B - Simms, Mrs - 6 - PB.rd..e, Mr. E A. .. - 6 - Brent. Tbe Misses . . - 6 -Spier, Dr - B - Parker, Mrs. Town- Thomas, J. L. &Co., Brooksmith, W. ... - 5 - Spurway, Miss - 6 - ley 1 - - Messrs -10 - Brown, Mrs. Tod ... - 6 - Squire. Capt - B - P»rr, Mr - 5 - Varwell, P. E-q. ... - 6 - Bryce, J. H. Esq.... 1 - -Stewart, Mrs. H. .. - 10 - Pjitridê, Mrs. ..'..- 6 - West, K. B. Esq. . . 25 - -Carav.b-11, Miss 1 - - White, Vice- Admiral Carr, Rev. C. K - 6 - Stuart, Ladv - B - Pike, Mrs. W. J.... - 10 6 E. D..C.B 11- Carter, F. E - B - Theobald, W - 6 - Pike, Mr. J. B - 10 - Wllcocks, Messrs... - 10 6 Chamier E 6 - Thomas, Coin C. F.. - 10 - Pinder, Mrs. H. S. . 1 1 - Williams', P. J. Esq. - 6 - Chetwynd, Rt. Hon. Thomas H. D - 10 - Ragsett, Mr. G. B. - 10 - Wilson* Son.Messrs. - B - Riall Major 5 - Wippell. H. H. Esq. - 6 - Christian, T. T. .... 33-Tyacke, Colonel - 10 - Salmon, Mr. K A. . - B - Sums under 5* - 6 - Clark, H - 10 - Waring, S. - 10 6 Clerk, H - B - late, Mr. A. L - B - Total Snbs... £41 - - Warren, Genl - B - ANNUAL STJBSCBIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BEANCHES. 151 £. t. d. £. J. d. £. t. d. Webber, Miss - 5 - [oxon, Mrs - 6 - tranacfc, Mr - 5 - Honorary Secretary — Wynduaui, Rev, E. . 1 - - aish, J. G. Esq., J. ROONEY, Esq. Sums under 6s. ... 23 4 6 J.P - 10 - \>n'_re, M r 1 - - urns under 5s - 9 6 Annual Subscription!. Total Subs. . .£85 17 - £. s. d. Robinson, Rev. A. E. 1 - - Total Snbs. .£11 7 6 idams, Clark, and Donation^. immcns, W. Esq. . . - 6 - Contribution Boxes .-67 oadey,Mrs Brooking - 5 - Donation!. Alger. W. H - 10 6 upwith, Mrs - 10 - Life-boat Saturday 17 8 - Allen & SODS, John. - 10 - Total :.*86 3 7 itepbens, Admiral . - 5 - Ash, A - 10 6 Lif»-boat Boxes - 6 • Bellamy, J. A 1 I - Crook, Mr - 6 - Banks, D - 10 - Tween, Mrs - 5 - Total Dons. ..17 18 - Bennett, J. N - 5 - Total Subs.. .11 1 6 Bt> wes, C. E 1 - - ILFRACOMBE Wren, Miss - 6 Boolds, C. C - 10 - AND MORTHOE Sums under 5s. 5 8 - Total £29 5 6 Jrown, Wills, and BRANCH. Total Subs.. £29 15 6 Iragg, The Misses. . 1 1 - Browne, Solomon Local Committee — Dr. THOBOI j>, Chairman. Donations. Burd J. S 1 1 - 0. ADAMS, Esq. NEWTON ABBOT The Rev. H. BASHES. Barton, A. M. Esq. . - 6 - BRANCH. tutt, Vosper & C. G. BAENETT, Esq. Blimdell.Welds.Esq. 6 - - Campbell, Mrs - 10 - H. A. G. BAENETT, Esq. Clifton Hotel, per (No Local Committee.) C. J. COPNEK, Esq. Mr Martin .... - 10 9 Coates and Co., Dis- W. C. DALLIN, Esq. Cole, G. F. Esq - 6 - Honorary Secretary — tillery 11- C. DABBYBHIBK, Esq., J.P., } retribution Boxes . 7 11 10 Mr. R. L. LLOYD. Collier Brothers 11- C.C. Cresceat Hotel, per Cuddeford, Mr. Thos. - 10 - H. M. GABTJNEB, Esq. Collector- >erry and Co. Wm.. - 10 6 W. H. GOOLD, Esq. Ifracombe Hotel, per Mr. J. B. ToMPKim )evon and Cornwall DUNCAN GTTILDINO, Esq. H. R. Grover, Esq. 1 17 - Banking Co. Ld... 11- Lieut. LOANE, E.N. J C. D 5 Annual Subscription!. idgcumbe, Mount, Eev. T. W. PIGOT. Sadler, Mrs. (Wey- EarJ of 1 1 - WM.WALTEBS, Esq. bridge) - 6 - Walker, Mrs. Hay . . 1 - - Baker. Mrs. R. H. M.. - 10 - Treasurer — Walton, W. Esq. ... - 10 - Jearne, Mr. J. A. ... - B - Foale and SOD, W... - 10 - Capt. J. C. DENNIS. Sums under 5s. >evon and Courtenay Fowler, The Misses. 1 - - (Ilftacombe) - 1 - Clay Co 11- Fox, Eliot, and Co.. . - 10 - Honorary Secretary— Sums under 5s. Harris, Eev. S. G. . . - B -Fox Roy Co 1 1 - WILLIAM COLE, Esq., J.P. (Woolacombe) ... 1 1 6 ?ox, Sons, and Co. . . - 10 - Gas Co., Plymouth ..22- Total Dons. ... 19 13 1 Jones, Mrs. Owen.. - 10 - Annual Subscription*. iendell & Symons . - B - Total Subs. ... 29 15 6 Goldsmith, J.P. .... 1 1 - Adams, G. Esq 6 - Scratton, f>. R. Esq. 1 - - Goulding, F. H - 10 - Stockman Bros - 6 - Bailey, Clias. Esq. . . - 6 - Total £49 8 1 Greenway, John.... - 10 - Barnett, C. G. Esq. . - 6 - Watts, Blake, Bearne, Haycroft and Pethick - 10 - and Co 1 - - BleukeiiBopp, Rev. Sums under 6s 26- Holmes, Mrs. A. E. - 10 - BurcheU, F. Esq. .. - 6 - TotalSubs...£8 6 - Chichester, Lady ... I - - LYNMOUTH Jackman, William.. - Clay, Mrs. Sherard.. - 6 - BRANCH. Donations. James & Rosewall .. - 1 - Cole Wm - 6 - Sum" under 2s. Gd . - 2 - James and Sons, E. 2 - Cupner, C. J. Esq.,. - 6 - Local Committee — Pillar Contribution E. B. JEDNK, Esq., Presi- Box in Park - 13 2 Marshall E - - Daliin, W. Cooke, dent aud Cnairman. Matthews, H. & Sons - 10 - £aq 6 Mr. BAKEB. Total £9 1 2 Matthews, J.W - 5 - Darbyshire, C. tsq., Mr. BECK. J f , c.C 1 - - Mr. BUOMLEY, Coastguarc Officer. Nathan, Jacob (Trus- Dickinson, C. H. Esq., Mr. i 'ROOK. tees of) 162 J.P 6 _ Mr. FOKD. Naval Bank 1 1 - Mr. TOM JONES. PORT OF Norringtou, Charles, 1 >raper, Mrs - 6 - Mr. PEDDEB. PLYMOUTH anH Co 1 1 - Foquett, Dr - 6 - Honorary Secretary and BRANCH. Orr - Madge, The Fosse, J. J. Esq. ... - 6 - Treasurer — Misses - 10 Eev. A. R. BOOKLET, The Local Committee— ( Pagf, Keen and Page - 10 - Gardner, H. J. Esq. 1 1 Vicarage, Lynmouth. Bear -Admiral J. E. M Parkhouse & Sons .. - 5 - Gardner, H. M. Esq. - 6 WILSON, J.P., Chairman. i>eard Mrs . 1 1 Garrett, Mrs. Annual Subscription*. Rev. H. C. BAKEB. P.rek Mrs. W 1 1 Baker, Mr - 10 6 D. BANKS, Esq. Gilbertson, E. Esq. . - 10 - Beck, Mr - 6 - ROBEET BAYLY, Esq., J.P. Pethick, J - 10 - Gould, W. H. Esq. . - 5 Bevan.Mr. C. N. ... - 6 - G. E. Fox, Esq. Pitts, Son & King, Guilding, D. Esq.... - 6 Briggs, Mr. T. Meads - 10 6 T. H. GIBBONS, Esq. Limited - 6 - Heginbottom, Mrs. . - in Briggs, Mr. C. A. .. - 10 6 Capt. GKEY. Popham, Kadford & Heushall E. Esq.... - 5 Cosway, Miss 1 - - T. HUDSON, Esq. Co - 10 - Cox, Rev. W. E - 10 - H. HDBBELL, Esq. Rolston, Dr. G. T,.. - 5 - Unstable, Mrs - 5 Crook, Mr. J - 10 Capt. G. H. JNSKIP, J.P. Laugdon. Mr». T. . . . - 6 B.N. Leigb, Gem-rul - 5 W/ LEAKAN, Esq. Lewis, G. Hilton, F. PHILLIPS. Esq. Uuudle, Rogers, and Esq. . . . - 10 Capt. J. PISKHAM. Brook Ltd 1 1 - Capt. T. EADFOKD. St. Levan, lx>rd .... 1 1 - Martin. Miss A - 10 Jones. Messrs - 10 E. EOSEVEABE, Esq., J.P. Seymour, J. and Co. - 6 - Martin. Rev. G. F. WATSON, Esq. Prebendary - 6 Mitche', Dr - 10 F. B. WESTLAKE, Esq. Shilston, Wm. H. .. - fi - Maule, G. a. Esq., Redder, Mr - 10 Skardon, Mrs. E- J.. - 5 - J.P 1 1 Pitt Nine, Mr - 5 Treasurer— Sparrow and Co 11- Maunder, Miss - 6 Riddell, Mrs - 5 J. GUMMING, Esq., J.P. Spooner and Co - 10 6 152 THE LITE-BOAT. [2ND MAT, 1898. £. i. d. {,. t. d. - *. *. d. , SteadmanandCo.... - 10 6 TEIGNMOUTH Tabas-co, s s., per Stoll, Mrs 1 - - Pearce, Dr - 5 - Capt, C. Pinkham - IB - Pitman, Bev.W.... - 10 - BRANCH. ! Treleaven, G. F..... - B - Robinson, C. Newton, ; Trine, General - 10 6 Esq 1 1 - Local Committee- Watt, C. and Co - 5 - Seaton, W. S. Esq . - 10 -Mr. STONE, Chief Officer of Total Subs 44 3 6 Coastguard. Webber, J - 10 - Maden, R. H. Esq. - 6 - Mr. C. W. BDBNETT. Total.... £142 16 - , Western Counties Ma- Strelton, Hon. Mrs. - 10 - Mr. C. R. COLLINS, C.C. nure Co., Ld -10 - Turner, Misses.... 1 - - Mr. G. F. FLKMHICH. Westlake.F. B. ... - 6 - Twining, Dr. V. . . - 10 Mr- . T. W. HtjTCHlNGS. Whiteford, Mrs. H.. - 5 - Twysden, Capt. R.N., J p 1 _ _ Mr. H. RiCHABDa. TORQUAY BRANCH. Wilkinson, Archdn. - 6 - Mr. P. WAED. Willonghby Brothers, Watson, Rev. W. . . - 5 - President— Limited - 10 Sums under 5s 2 6 - Treasurer and Hon. Sec.— R. S. S. CABT, Esq. WilU&Co - 10 6 Mr. W. J. BDBDES. Vice-Presldent— Total Subs.. £ 23 3 - RICHARD MALLOCK, Esq. Donations. Total £58 1 8 Annual Sudicriftiani. Local Committee — J. KITSON, Esq., Chairman. Contribution Boxes . 11- £. i. d. Rev. B. R. AIBY. Donation*. Aldham. Mrs. Corn- W. BALL, Ksq. Collecting Boxes : — Total £26 1? - wallis - 6 - Gen. CHAHBKBLATNE. Cousins' Hotel ... - 1 10 Atkins, Mrs - 10 - R. Auncs CLABK, Esq. Victoria Hotel ... - 8 1 Bower, J. B., Major. - B - Rev. A. P. (ox. Thomas's Hotel, Blown, Lewis. MaiOT, Comm&odex D. CHOBTOS, Devonport - 1 1 SIDMOUTH J.P - B - K.N. Smeaton Tower... 2 3 10 BRANCH Browne, Mrs. Hall.. - B - W. GROOAN, Esq. Boxes under 5f 1 2 1 Local Committee — Browne, Rev. W. B.— 10 - Rev. J. HBWETT. The Rev. H. U. J. CLjnHOTTS, Mr. M. HOLMES, Chief Officer Total Dons.... 495 Chairman. Burnett, C. W. Esq.. - B - HM. Coasiguard, Tor- Total Subs.... 58 1 8 W. M. FLOY-D, Esq. Collins, C. R. Esq. . . - 10 6 quay. A. C. GBAI, Esq. Colston, C. H., Dr... - B - Lieut. F. G. iNNES-LlLLING- Tatal.... £62 11 1 W. H. HASTINGS, Esq. 8TON, R. N. Mr. J. NEWMAN. Rev. H. W. MAJEKDIB. Mr. S. J. PILE. Farley, the Misses.. - B - Commander C. MII.NE R.N. Mr. KIDQE, Chief Officer of Flemmich.G. F. Esq. - 10 6 J. BANNBB NEWTON, E>-q. SALCOMBE & HOPE Flemmlch,Mrs 1 1 - B. C. SALMONSON, ttsq. H.M. Coastguard. Friend, G. P. Esq... - B - Rev. G. H. STATHAM. COVE BRANCH. Honorary Secretary — Fripp, Miss -10 - Mr. J. HESSE THOMAS. President — W. J. D. WHITAKEB, Esq. Fry, Mrs. (the late). - 10 - R.N.R., H.M. Customs. Major J. BENNHT. Glanville, Rev. 0. F. - 10 - Annual nulucriptimi. Glanville, Miss .... - 10 - Hon. Secretary & Collector- Local Committee— Allured, W., Esq. .11- Gulson. J. R. Esq... - 10 - Mr. J.G. NEVIN, late R.N., ASBLRY FKODDE, Esq., Bdlfour.MajorJ.EH 2 2 - Halford, Mrs - B - 11, Trafalgar Terrace, Tor- C.M.G. Horner, Capt. J..:.. - 10 - quay. F. GULSTON, Esq. Clements, Rev. H. Hutchings, T. W. Eev. W. L. HE..FOBD, M. A. G.J 11- Annual Sulwriptiont. J. S. HrBBRLL, Esq., C.C. Cowan. Mrs. E. J. . - 5 - Hntrhins, Rev. H. . - 10 - Ainslie. W. Esq 11- Ltout. KBLI.ETT, R.N., Darnell, Colonel ... - B - James. T.Efiq - 6 - Airy, Rev. B. R. ... - 10 - O.O. H.M. Ooasigoard. Flood Miss - 6 - Jordan, W. R., Hall G. McDONOGtJH, H.M. Floyd, W M. Esq. . 1 - - &Son - B - Aptliorp, Mrs - B - Customs. Kay, Miss E 3 10 - Ash, W. Hargood, Oapt. Hi ALL, R.A. Lambert, General . . - 5 - Esq - 6 - Capt. W. SHAW, R.A. G. C - 6 Back bouse, A. Esq.. 1 - - Capt. 1 WVSDEN. R.N.. J.P. Gordon, Mrs. Stewart- 6 - Baillie, Mrs. Alex... - 6 - Dr. V.Twraisc,M.I>.,M.A. Gray, A. C. Esq. ... - 10 - Bainbrigge,Col., and Honorary Secretary — Gutteres, Mrs - 6 - Ixid'dlges, C. Esq. .. - 10 6 Mrs - 10 - Commander C W. HESBEBT. Harrison, Miss T. C. - 10 - Mamwarinu, General - 10 6 Barkley.Mrs. Trevor 1 - - R.N., J.P. Hastings.W. H. Ksq. - 10 6 Metcalfe Rev. J.... - B - Isaacson, E. M. Esq. - 6 -MorriSi.a, Colonel .. - 10 - Barton, Miss A. F. . - 10 • Annual Nutacripttont. Kennet-Were.T.Esq. - 6 Morrison, J. W. Esq. - 5 - Beattie, Mrs...... - 6 - Bastall, Dr. C. E. .. - 10 -Lake, Colonel - 6 - Newmann, Mrs - 5 - Benuow, Vernon, Benetts Major 1 - - Leese, Sir J., QC., Oliver, Mrs - 10 - Etq. .. - 10 - Birks Rev. B. A. . . - 5 - M P - B - Bernard, Mrs. Henry - B - Borlase, Mrs. E. ... - 10 - Mackintosh, J. S., Ricnards, H. Esq... - 10 - K'Xge, Mis. F. W... - 10 - Douglass, Miss - 10 - Esq - B - Kicbards. Miss 10 - Bishop, Mrs. J. A.. - S - Fiuzel, Ri-v. F - B - Mewburn, Col 1 I - Rowbotham, J. H. Boilean, Miss M.... - 6 - Ford, Mrs - 10 - Morrttr, J. M., Esq. - B - H., Esq - 10 - Bovill, B.Esq - 10 - Mo ulton- Barrett, Ryder, The Very Bower, Rev. B. J... - B - Fronde, A. Ksq. ... - in - Capt. 11- Boyd, H. C., Esq. .. - B - Gulston, F. F«q. ... - B - Muller, Mrs 1 - - Spencer, H. H. Bsq. - 10 - Brandt, Miss E. C... - 10 - Hankey, C. Esq. ... - 5 - Bnut .rd.J.G.G.tSaq. - 10 - Spencer, Mountford, Brideon, Majov .... \ \ - Herbert, Commander, Railford, Dr 1 - - Bright; J. fciq 11- R.N., J.P. - 10 - Scott, G. Esq - 5 - «tayner, Mrs - 6 - Brine, Col - B - Herbert, Mrs '0 - Teignmouth Harbour Brown, H. C. Esq... - 6 - Huford, Rev. W. L. - 10 - Spiller, Mrs - S - Commissioners... 10 - - Brown, Joseph, Esq. - 10 - Heriot, R. Esq. .... 1 Stainton. Mfc-s A. ... - 6 - Walton. W H *sq. - B - Budd, Miss - S - Bewett, Sir Harold Stanford, E. Esq - 6 - Ward, P.Esq - 5 - Burchardt. Mrs. Otto 1 - - G., Bart 1 - - Tailor, R. Esq .... - 5 - Williams, G. Eeq .. - 10 - Bui-hby, PercivalW., Hinton, W. H. E«j. - 10 - Williams, Sir George Voting. Geo. Esq.... - 10 - Esq 1 1 - Hopkins, E. Esq... - 10 - Sums under 5<. 9 14 6 Calley, Miss 1 - - Hurrell John S. Esq. - li> - Wood, R H. Esq. . . 1 - - llbert, Mrs. P. A... - 10 - Sums under 6s...... 4 10 - Total.... £44 3 6 i-arnpbell, the Misses - B - libert, W. R. Esq., Capel-Cure, Mrs. E.. - B - J.P - 10 - Total Subs..£23 16 6 Gary, R. s. S. Esq. . 1 - - Kellett, Capt. H. E. - 10 - Cash, Mrs - B - Kelly. Kev. Maitland 1 - - uonationi. Donation*. Caspersz, Mrs - HP - Latham, T. W. Esq. - 10 - Contribution Boxes. 389 Annual Demonstra- Casson, Kev. G. (the Lewis, Rev. T. C. . . - 5 - late) . . _ B - Milrtmay.F. B. Esq., Total...... £27 B 3 Contributlon Boxes, Chamberlayne, Gen. - 10 - M P 11- Master C.Loddiges - 10 - ANNUAL SUBSCBIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BRANCHES. 158 e. i. d. £. t. d. £. >. d. Chilllngworth, Col. Keates, J. A.. Egq. . - 10 - "inelgrove,John,&q. 22- Annual Subicriftiant. J. G - 10 - Kimber, J. W. Bsq. - 5 - Sparue, Miss T. Churchill, Mies H. Kitson, W. H. Esq. . - 10 6 £ t. d. (.the late) - 10 - Kitson, John, Esq.. . - 10 6 Stayner, F. H. E»q. - 6 - Colllnssplatt,Hawtrey, Clark, R.Andus.Esq. 11- KnorGore, Major- Strange, Mra.S Miss - 6 - Esq 1 - Clarke. Rev. H - 5 - General Saunders. - 10 - Stewart, N. B. Esq. 1 - -Hicks Miss 1 - Clay, C J, Esq. ... - 10 L. L 10 - Stonestreet, F. Esq. 1 - - Holberton. Colonel, Si GUffunJ,Mn.Murgan Lavers, Miss - 5 - Struben, F. Esq 1 1 - V.Holberton, Esq (thf late) .... - 5 Layard, Mrs. Brown- Squire, Capt - 10 - Bastard. B.J. P. E^q Cole, Mrs. K. Henry - 5 - low 11- Tayleur, C. W. Esq. 1 - -Williams, M. Esq. Collrtt, Mrs. Chas. . - 10 - Lee, The Misses.... - 10 - Taylor, Mrs. Harry - 6 - Compton, Mrs - 5 - Lee. H. W. Esq - S - Tempest, Sir Robert 11- Tonge. J. E.,Esq. . Oonareve, Mrs 10 6 Lock, F. S. Esq. ... - 10 6 Thompson, Mrs. Tonae John, l^sq.. 1 Congreve, Rev. J. . , - 5 - Contribution Box . - - 2 Coulthurst, J. Ksq. MacAndrew Mrs. & Timperley, Mrs. P.. - t - (the late) 1 - - Miss - 10 - Tottenham, Capt. Total £8 8 2 MacDongall, Col.... - 5 - J. F., R.N - 10 - Cox, MaJ.-Gen. C.W. - 10 - Mackenzie, H. T., Tooke, MissKL... 11- Craig Mrs. S - 6 - rieuane, J. Esq. ... - 5 - Croker, E. J. Esq. .. 1 - - MaclDiosh,TheMisses- 5 - Trevenen, Miss, Cubltt, The Hon. M-ddisun, Miss J.E. - 10 - " Fernhill " - 5 - Majendie,Rev.H.W. - 10 - Trevenen,TheMtsse=, Cutler, G. 0., Esq. Mallock, R. Esq 11- •' Crjnham " . ... - 6 - (the late) - 5 - Mann, Rev. C. N. . . - 5 -Tuck, r, W. Thorn- De Montmorency, hill, Esq 1 - - 3Dor«et»f)ire. Mrs - 6 - Marjoribanks, Lady - la - Tucker, âpt. W. Drane, Mrs t - Martin, C.E. Esq... - 6 - Fane - 6 Drinkwater.P.B.Esq. 1 1 - Maude, General Sir Tuson, Sngt.-Gen. . . - 5 - BRI DPORT Drury, Rev. B H . . - 5 - F.F. (the late)... 1 - - Underhay. MIBB . . . . - In - DISTRICT IM Busson Mrs.... - 10 - Mayor of Torquay, Upton. R. L. Eeq. . - 10 - BRANCH. Dundas Mrs. & Miss His Worship, The (Connlr. J. F. Waterfall, Mrs. (No Local Committee.) ; Dnrbin, E.,Esq. ... - 5 - Wilson 1 - - Dnrrant, I h<- Misses 1 - - Mirtgley, Miss (the - 6 - Waterhonse, G. M. President— Earle, G. H. Esq. . . - 10 - Bsq - 5 - W. COLFOX, Esq. Kdgelow, Dr W.Ford - 6 - Milne, Com. C., K.N. - 6 - Webb * Black, The Secretary and Collector- Mould, Rev. J. G. .. - 10 - Misses 5 Mr. J. H. EWEHS. Elliott, Mrs - 5 Musgrave.G. A. Esq. - 6 - Whidborne, The Emery, Fredk. W, ftewtun, J. Banner, Misses - 6 - Annual Salaenptioru. Esq - 10 - Ksq - 10 - Willing, J. Esq. ... - 5 - £. t. d. Erie, Miss E - 10 6 Norman, G. C. E=q. - 10 -White. Col. Hiking- Colfox,Mrs. 1 - - Erskine. H. H. Esq . - 6 - Evans, Harry, Esq.. - 10 - Udell. Dr. W - 5 - Whitehead,J.N.E»q. - 5 - Fentor.-Wiugate, W. Oldfleld, W. H. Esq - 6 - Whiteuay and Ball, Ewens and Turner. . - 5 - E Esq . . 1 - — Orfeur, C. H. Esq.. . - 10 6 Honnsell, H. K - 5 - Forbes, Mrs - 6 - Prngelly, Mrs. (the Wilkinson, Mrs. F. . - 5 - HomM»ll,W - 10 - James. W - 5 - G. A - 6 - Petty, G. Esq - S - Williams, Hamllron, Kninht, W - 6 - Garrett, Mrs., and Phillips. Captain Esq - 6 - Leeds, 0 - 6 - Friend - 6 - Winsl.ie - t - Wilton, Mra 10 - Kendall * Coombs. . - 6 - Galrdner, W., Esq.. - 10 - Phillips, Mrs. Legh - 6 - Withlnnton, Capt... - 6 - Palmer, C. and R.. . - 5 - Phillips, the Muses Woodbonve, Mrs. W.lli.m8,Col.,M.P. 11- Gaussen, The Misses - 8 6 LovelL 1 - - Sum» \m4ei b« 136 Phillpotu, Commdr. Wright, Commander George, Mrs. F - 5 - A., R.N..MP.... - 10 - D. A., R.N - 5 - Total £6 U 6 Ooddard, E.,Esq... - 5 - Goocli, Miss - 10 - Pope, Rev. A - 5 - Total Subs... tool 11 - Gregor, MissG. M... 1 10 - P; .well, Dr - 5 - Grogan, W. Esq. . . - 6 -Power, Mra. E. (the HrylU-Hili, H. Esq. - 6 - Donationi. LYME REGIS Hale, Miss - 5 - Proctor, Mrs - 6 - Offertory, Babba- BRANCH. Hall, Miss - 5 Kavenscroft, E. W. combe Church ... 166 Hamilton. Com. U. Collecting Boxes ... 5 8 8 Local Committee - Cole,R.N 1 - - Ren mck & Wilton, T. E. D. PHILPOT, Esq., Hammick, Dowager J. P , chairman. Lady 1! - Richmond, Rev. Total Dons 20 15 8 A. J. CHALMEES, Esq., J.P. Heawood.Mr. & Mi-s - ft - W A 5 - Total Subs. ...101 11 - Capt. W. E. I OOKMOT. K.N. Henderson. Mre . C.P. 1 - - Ridley, Mrs - 5 - Z. EDWAEDS, Esq., J.P. Henry, Col. G. C - 10 - Eingiosp-ton, M'S. . 1 - - ,£128 6 8 Lieut. F. EITOH, K.N. Hesketh lira. E. RippingiUe, Mrs. . . - 5 - H. HESLEI, Esq., J.P. Bamford 1 - - Kobinnon, Lieut. -Col. E. HOMAH, Esq., J.P. Hewett,Rev. J - 10 - R. R 1 1 - Alderman G. OSBOBK, J.P. Uockin, Admiral C. Robs. .n, The Misses.. 1 - - L..R.N - 5 - Uogereon, Mrs. ... - 10 - YEALM RIVER Treasurer— Hooper, H. Dundee, Knssell, Capt. A. H. - 5 - BRANCH. F. WILLS, Esq. Esq - 10 6 Ryder, R.s.W. Esq. Hole, Mrs. Florence 11- Local Committee— Honorary Secretary — Holl, Miss ... - 6 - Salmonson, B.C Esq i 1 - BALDWIN J.I. BASTABD, Esq., M. C. PEESTOS, Esq. Houghton, J. C. A., Mandars, J M. Esq. .11- Chairman. Annual Hatacripttont. Esq -10 - Saunders, Mrs. J. B. - 6 - The Right Hon. Lord RKVEL- Humphreys, Miss . . - 10 6 Schuster. Mrs. 8. ... - 10 - STOKB. AUhUffH, VTittOD, Huntlpy, Rev. 0. C. - 6 - Schuster, Miss A.... - 6 - N. S. CHAFFE. jrjSq - 10 - Huxley, Mr - 10 6 Scott- Mackirdy, V. HOLBEBTON, Esq. Im-Thunn, Mrs. ... - 10 - W. A. Esq - 10 - J. M-ONB, E«q., R.N., Chief Chalmers, A. J. Esq. Innes - Lilliugsti.n, Officer Yealm Coastguard J p - 6 - L'eut. F. G , R.N. - 10 - Sermon, E Esq. ... - 6 - Si at ion. Cooper, H. J., Mrs. . - 5 - J.E 1 - - Shannon, A. Ji*q . . 1 - -M. W ILUAH&, E»q Edwards, Z. Esq., Johnston. Miss E.S. - 10 - Sbapley & Sons, Rev. C. B. YOHSB. jp - 5 - Jonrdan, F. Esq. . ., — 6 - Messrs - 5 - Lieut. S. JENKINS, R.N. Field, Mrs - 5 - Jolly, Miss Isabel .. - 6 - Slade & Sons.Messrs. - 10 - lioruon, A. B. Esq. - 6 - Jnlyan, Sir Penrose Smith, Dr. Clement. - 5 - Hon. Secretary— Hay ward, Hiss - 5 - a. - g - Smith, Miss E. B. .. - 5 - JOHN TOMOB, Esq. Henley, H. Esq.^T.P. - 6 - 'i 154 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAT, 1898. £. f. d. t. l. d. WO, Rev. E., Vicar - S - Mr. J. P: Gnowrs. Goad, Mr«. M. 10 - Dmationt. Horaau, E Esq.,J.P. 11- Mr. W. J. HILL. Godwin, J. P. Eeq . . - B - *. J. d. Lister, Mre - S - Mr. J. ANPRKWS. Hankinson.T. J . Esq. - 10 - Kemble, Dr. A. C., Monroe, Col. - 10 - Mr. G. McWtLi.iAB. Hartley, Captain ... - S - Proceeds of Concert 4 - 2 NewaU, G. F. Esq., Mr. W, J. BACON. Hawker, H C. Esq. - B - Per Mr. McOwyer j.p ._ g _ Mr. S. MO>CKTON. Hedges and Butler, (The Penge Poet)— Otton, Eev. G. W. . - S - Mr. C. THBESH. Messrs - S - Mr. McGwyer 1 10 - Paine, Mrs. Lewis.. - 10 6 Mr. C. J. WOODTOBD. Capt Bulmore ... - 10 - Honorary Treasurer — Hill, C., Esq - Mr. W. Smith ... - 8 e Pares, Miss - 6 - Mr H. E SHAVE, "Annan- Hill, W J. Esq. ...- Capt. Bulmore ... - 4 10 Preston, J. W. Esq., dale," Longfleet, Poole. Hoare & Son, Messrs. - - Capt. Kawlf - 9 8 jp _ s H mfray, G. Esq. . - Per J. H. Whadcoat, Shipley. Orby, Esq.. - 6 - Honorary Secretary- Hopkins, Rev. F. . . 1 Esq.— Shorn, Mrs - 5 - Mr. H. BUKDEN, West Shore Ho-ker, J. A. Esq. 1 Lodge Amity,Poole , Stanger-Leattws, the Wharf, Poole. Jackson, J. £14. . . . 1 Mimes - S - Collector — Jersey, Rev. C. F. de - Lodge Hengist, MisB 15. DAVID, 1, Cnmnor- F.-G. Esq., J.P. . - 10 - Terrace, Bournemouth. King, H. Fsq. - 1 6 R.S. CaraberftE'o. -10 t Vivian, Hun. Mrs. E.- S - Knight, Mr. B - J. H. M-rritt, E»q. - 10 8 White. Rev. W. H.. - 6 - Chairman at Wlmbome — Lane, Ellas, Esq.. . . - T. Lodge, Ksq 10 « Wynch, W. M. Esq. - B - Sir R. tl. GLIM, Bart. Lawson, Rev. J, A. - - A. Wormall, Esq. - 10 6 Lees, Sir Elliott, Bt., Collected at Wim- Hon. Treasurer at Wim- M P. 1 1 - borne Meeting ..111 Total Subs... £12 10 6 borae— Littleilale, Mrs - 10 - Per E. W. Baker, Colonel POBTKAN. Ixjring. Rev. H. N.. - 10 Esq. — Donation*. Hon. Sec. at Wimhorne — Maberley, M'aJ.-Gen. 1 - - Freemason's Ldg., Mr. SIDNEY MUNCKTON. Mahon, Mr. & Mrs. Wimhorne' .... 2 - - Contribution Boxes . 1 » 11 R. H. D 3 - - Capt. Steele, S.B. Amniot Subtcriptiom. Marshall, J. Esq. .. - 10 - Trinidad - 18 - £14 - < ' £. i. d. Marshall, MaJ.-(Jen. - 6 - Coastguard Station Mau 'Sell, Major.... 11- Box, Bournemouth 3 12 7 Aldridge, H. M. Esq. - B - McFaul, W. Esq. .. - B - Pillar Box. Bourne- Allen, J.ftCo - B - McWilliam, G. Esq. - B - month Pier 193 Andrews, Mr. J. R. - 6 - Me William, J. Esq.. - 10 - Ditto. Pier Approach 1 12 K Arnold, Lady C. . . . - 5 -Moore, W. W. Esq.. - B - S.S. Lord Elgin 1 J 4 POOLE, Backhouse. .M loses.. - 5 - Morf./rd, Rev. A. .. - S - Various Collecting BOURNEMOUTH Baker, E. W. Esq... - 5 -Morris, J. T. Esq... - B - Boxes 3 11 - AND W1MBORNE Baker, W. H. E°q. . - 5 -Newcastle Coal Co. . - B - BRANCH. Balfour,Capt.(2 yrs.) 22- Oaklev, Bros.,Me»8rs. - B - Total Dons.. 28 16 1 Ballard&SuisMessra. - S - Oakley, F. P. Esq. Total Subs. .579- Patron— Beckford, F. J. B. (Sheriff) 1 1 - The Right Hon. the Earl of Pigou,Rev. H. C.... 1 - - £106 B 1 LLOHKSTEB, Ld.-Llent. of Belben, G. Esq. - 10 6 Pinnev, R. E. Esq. . - B -Het Proceeds of Poole. Relben, T. Esq -10 « Pontifex, Mrs. - B - Bell, Miss - B - Poole & Baltic "Life-boat Satur- President— Bennett, H. M. Esq. - B - Timber Po. - 6 - day " at Bourne- The Bight Hon. Lord Hlauchard, EN.Eeq.- 10 - mouth and Poole, WlKBOBKB. Blandy, Mrs - S - Presoot, D. K. Esq.. - 10 - and forwarded to Boraston. Mrs - 6 - Punch, Mrs - 6 - "Life-boat Satur- Chairman — Branson,Col.E.C.B. 1 - - Robinson, Miss H.R. - S - day" Central Com- Rev. J. A. LAWSON, M.A. Bright, F. J.Esq. ., - 5 - Rogers, Mrs. B - B - Loral Committee- Rogers, Rev. W. M. - 5 - £226 B 1 Canon E C. DUOMOBB. Brown, Mr*. A. .... - 5 - Kev. A. MORFOED. Biown, L. G. Esq... 11- Rough, Captain D. . - B - Rev. C. F. DB JEHSET. Brook, Mrs. A - 5 - Seroombe, Mrs. E. . - 5 - Rev. A. L. F. BAKER. Buckley. J. W. Esq. - 6 - Sharp, R. D. Esq. . . - B - Rev. E. F. W. ELIOT. Budge, P. E. L. Shave, Mr. H. B.... - 5 - Kev. E. HALL. Ksq - S - Sheppee, F. F. Esq. - B - PURBECK BRANCH. J. H. WHADCOAT, Esq., Bnrden&Son, Messrs - B - Simmons, Misses ... - fi - Mayor of Poole. Burden, Meagre. H. Smith, J.J. Esq.... - 10 - President— T. MATTOCKS, Esq., Mayor of & Co.. Junr - S - Soul.T. P. Esq - 10 t The Right Hon. Bournemouth. Burrows, Rev. C. L. - 10 - Stone, Mr. J. P. ... - 6 - The EARL or ELDOH. Colonel VENDER. Cairns, Dowager Start, Hon. H., M.P. 1 - - Major MAUNSELL. Sydenbam « Co., Vice-president- Captain BAUODK, Cwter & Co. Messrs. - 10 - Messrs. - t Mr. J. P. OoDwnf. Thomas, Or W R. . - B - Local Committee- Mr. W. McFAUL, Cecil, H. Rsq - B - Tighe, Miss U E. .. 1 - - Cooke. General - B - Thompson, Mrs. R.. - B - Mr. H. M. BENNETT. Chairman. Mr. J. ANDREWS. Cox, Thomas, Esq. .11- Tuck. Mrs P -10 6 Daroer, Mrs. L. Daw- Rev. E. BANKM. Mr. CBAS. CABTEB. S. BOND, Ksq. Mr. W. J. HILL. Dean, Cooper, Esq. .210- Walker, Rev. C. ... - 10 - Rev. 0. L. MANSKL. Mr. W. J. BACOW. L. W. PIKE, Esq. Mr. C. H. MATE. Dorset Ironloundry Walker, Mrs. C - 10 - Mr. CBAS THBB-H. W»terman, W. E. Honorary Secretary— Mr. 8. McWiLLiAK. Droitt. J.,Esq., sen. - 10 - En,Mrs.E.O. - 5 - Bond,G. D. Eeq 10 6 Poole, Farmer, Lieut.-Col.. - 6 - Per J. H. tt hadcoat, Bond, Nath. Ksq - 10 6 Fawkes, Kev. R 1 1 - Esq.- Bond, Rev. John, the Executive Committee — Lodge Amity.Poole late - 10 6 Rev. J. A. LAWSON, Chair- Poster jjrs - 10 - No. 1ST 1 1 - Cokwn, Miss - B - man. Fnllerton, Mrs. A... - B - Lodge Windrnsb . 1 - - Drew, Mr. J. S - B - Rev. A. MOBFOBD. Fullertou, Mrs. W. , - 5 - D. Paterson, Esq.. 11- Dngdale, J. B. Eeq. 11- Rev. C. F. DK JKBSET. Furnell, T..S. Esq.. - B - Sums under St. .... B 10 6 Rev. A. L F. BAKER. Capt. W. McFAUL. Gifford, Cbas. Esq.'I - E - Total Subs. .1,11 9 - Lees. Sir Elliott, Bt., Mr. J. H. WHADCOAT. Glyn.SlrR. G.,Bart. a - - M P 2 - - ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BRANCHES. 155 t. t. i. Manuel, Rflv.O.L... 1 - - WEYMOUTH SEAHAM BRANCH. Pike,L. W. Esq.... I - - Rodgett, Mrs 2 a - BRANCH. 39 a r6 a or. President— Stiljrell, B. Esq. ... - 10 - President— The Most Hoble The Bight Hon. LORD The MABWIS OF Lo»i»»- Total Subs.. £22 19 6 ASBLBY. DURHAM BRANCH. DSEBT, K.G. Local Committee— Local Committee- Local Committee— Donatimu. Hr/on S-PKSE, Esq., J.P., Rickets, Miss, Col- Chairman. Col. llOWLANDSON. Ber. A. BETBCDS, M.A., C»A9. JKSTT, E«q.,MAros of Honorary Secretary — Chatr-man. Tfareley, Mias, Col- WSVMOOTtH. J. J. CASDUSH, Esq., J.P. lected by - A 6 A. I. W. CAKSKOIT, Esq., Bev. Canon FIUTH, M.A. Rev. J. CoLtmo. Collector of Cnsti>m8. V. W. COEBETT, KM., J.P. Total Don*. .... - is » Sir BicH. HOWASD, J.P. Annual Subscription!. S. J. DlTCHPIBLB, Esq., J.P. Total Subs. ,...» 18 « Oaptaio S. A. PBBTOR, J.P. J H. BgEKLKT, E*IJ. Cap(. F. ECHIW, R.N. t. l. d. Mr. JOHN Swrri*. Greenwell.OmoQ... - 10 « Tue CBIBF OTVICBB of H.M. f23 18 3 CaptIN. .E. PATSE GAMTKT, Hays, Miss <(«»jj).. - 10 « Coast Guard. Capt. Osa £. WLYOPIKI.D, Heruchell, Lord .... 2 1 - K.N. Honorary Surgeon — Total. ...,..£3 3 - Dr. DjiiflS. Treneurcr— Mr. G, H. ABTHOB. 3WANAQE BRANCH. Honorary Secretary— Honorary Secretary— Wojjut WABHAJL President— Air. HESST WAEUKN. JOBS MOWI.EH Bum, HABTLEPOOL Jnmwl Svbtcriftwnt. Esq., J.P. amtuot S«6««rip«on«. e. t. d. «. t. <£. BRANCH. Londonderry, The Local Committee— Bayley, B. EBq.J.P.. 1 1 - Marqols of, K.G. .33- Lieut. F. BAREST, R.N., President— Barrett, C. R. Esq., D. 0. C*rmlcnael, J. Esq. - 10 - Major BVSRDOK. Mr. HBNRY W. BIJKT. Deveoish and Co., j p. .TV..- e Ld., MeMre.J.A., - 10 8 Local Co2nm)ttee-« Berkeley, J. H. Esq. - S - Mr. JOBS DOITOKSWBIX. Port, Mr. J. E - 6 - Bcthnne. Rev. A.,.. - 10 - Mr. G. H. QOOUBAN. Mr. R. BAXWICSK. Brongh, T. E^q - S - Kr. H. C HAWKWS. Hodgea, J. F. & Co. . - 10 6 Mr. W. BKLK, Brydon, R. Esq..... - C - Mr. JAMES HAVSOM. HopMns,B.Eeo..,J.P. - 5 -' Mr. J. Bu»p. Candltsh, J. J. Esq., Mr. JOHN HAYSOH. Howard, Sir Rich. Mr. K. H. COYEBDAIB. JJ> .V,. _ 10 - Mr. lame HAftOK. 3 P - 6 * Mr. S. HoBetET Claz«y, J. 0 - 6 - Mr. WIULIAH HAISOM. Jesty, Chac., Esq... - 10 « Mr. T. MBDD, Mayor. Chllton, Thos. Esq. . - 6 - Mr. GSOBOE HORLOCK, Mr. H, NBILSEX. Colling, Rev. J. .... - 6 - Mr. 3. H.. StADE, Mr. J. T. Krotsr. Corbett, V. W. EKJ., Mr. JOHN VrB. Mr. R. SEtwoOD. J.P. * - J - Mr. WAIHSB Waira. Pretor, Capt., J.P... - * - Simpson, Dr. - 6 - Honorary Secretary—. Cory, W. & (Son, Steward, Col., J.P. . - 10 6 Treasurer— Wrtgfora, «. H. b«q. - « - Mr. 8. Haa»BKi BELK. Ditehfield, g. J. Esq., Q.C.DBL4 Hafts, Esq. The Wilt* and Dorset Assistant Hon. Secretary- J.P ;. . 5 - Banking Co 11- Hardy, 6. Bsq - 6 - Honorary Secretary— Mr. Aurora BBLK. Lough, W. Esq - S - Mr. EDWARD BBUtrauis. North Helton Coal ToUlSaba..£7 IS 6 Annual SabKriptiont. Annual SubKriptionl. B«lk, Alfred, Esq. .. 11- Smltb.John - S - Anderson, K. Esq. .11- Belk, Mrs. Ewd. ... 11- Smith's Dock Co.... 1 1 - Bart, The Misses. . . - 10 - Donatiaat. Bardon, Major 3 S - The South Hetton Coverd»lc,R-H.E«i. 11- Coal Company .... 32- Burt.J. M.Egq » a - 8.8. ^Kw* Victor, Furnes8,arC. 33' Thonnan, Robt. Esq. - 10 < Bnrt, Mr. P. A. (the Gapt. Hardy 136 Furaes6,WUhyStCo. 11- Warbam, WUltam.. - f - Colwjti, MIPS - 6 - S.8. Premier, Capt. Bartlepool Port, wi WoodsS Co., Messrs. 1 1 Owsins, Mr. a. D... - 5 - W. 8. Masters.... U 15 « Harbour Comtaie- Digby, Et. Hon. Lord 1 - - S.S. Victoria, Capt. Total Subs.. £1« S 6 Goodban, Mr. J. H. - 5 - Jonnaon, J. E. Esq. . - 10 « Kensington, Mr. T., - IS - S S. Queen, Capt. Neilsen, H. E»q. ..11- Unwell. HIM - 10 - A. F. Masters 5 12 6 Rlcbardson,Slr Thoa., ColUna, O. H. * Jf.F. 33- Donation*. Robinson, Sir Cbas. a a - Co., Portland ....'8 16 6 Ropner, Col 11- Collected from Ships 4 8 - Slade, J. E., Esq. . . - S - Contribution Boxes— Sister, 8. JSsq. 11- Crown Hotel..... 1 11 - TotalSubs..£20 e < S.S. Gaarron tovxr- 11 e Sturt, Hon. H., M.P. 1 - - Weymouth Biwy. S.S. Sarvat Queen- 18 4 Sams under 6«. . .-96Marine Hotel -56 S.S. body Mine.. 11- FUsher'sCoffee Booms- 8 6 S.S. Lord London- Total Sabs.. «U 10 e Bo!hweU,Mr.,West- Donation*. derry -.... - 13 1 Imn - 10 7 " Abbotsford," per S.S. Vane Tnnpttt - 12 lo PlllarBox - 910 E. J. Kestall - « - S.S. Ttoeroy . ... - 10 - Donation!. Pier - l» 8 Pyman, ft. St Co., S.S. ViscauntCMtlt- Crew of Steam ifacht Sums under t>* - 15 10 per C apt.Bomm.en, oolfrctfd ou e.e. S.S.WynyardPark- J 2 G. Marshall, E-q. . . - 10 - Total Dona. ... 61 1 8 Marmion 1 15 - BoxinBoat-Hoaae . - 1 1 Dowdeswtl Percy, Total Sute.... t 18 6 Proweds ot Hartle- Collect d by I 10 1 poc] Aamtenr Total Dona..... 10 - - Powdeawell, Nora, £59-2 Swimming Club Total Subs. ....18 6 E WaterOala 23 % 1 Voluntary contribo- £!« » 6 Proceeds of Concert 14 11 3 tions, from Ship- Cunmbotion Boxet. .8 11 9 ping 3e 3 6 Total Don*.... .US S 1 Total Dons 81 12 1 Total Sate. ....11 10 « TotaiSuhf no a e £3» 16 t *»» a i —

L 2 156 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAY, 1898. *. t. d. £. i. d. 8EATON CAREW Austin, 8. P. ft Son, TEESDALE East Coast Insurance Limited 1 1 - Association (G J. BRANCH. Barclay ft Co., BRANCH. H. Hogg) - 10 8 Limited 1 1 - Fisher, W. H. Esq., Local Committee— Bartram ft Sons, Local Committee— J P - 10 6 T. HA RET TILLY, Esq., Lieut.-Gen. BLAIR, C.B..V.C.. Chairman. Barwick. J. 3. Esq., Chairman. Fnrness, Withy ft E. W. GARBUTT, E-q. J.P 44- G. A. WAI KER, Esq., M.Tt. Co., Ltd., Messrs. 11- E. B. MODSSBT, Esq. Blumer A Co. Messrs. - 6 - Rev. A. W. M. CLOSE, Hon. aladstfii" * Cora- BIGSON SIMPSON, Esq. Booth, G. R. Esq. J.P.- 10 6 Secretary and Treasurer. torth, Messre - 10 8 Briggs, Wm. & Sous, Gray, Sir W. & Co., Treasurer and Honorary Messrs - 10 6 Ltd., Messrs 2 2 - Secretary — Clark, Henry, Esq . . - 10 8 Annual Subscription!. Bar land& Co., Messrs. Bar. C. B. HUNTER, M.A. Craven and Speeding «. '«. , Dr. G F. 10 6 Round, Mr. James, HARWICH BRANCH. K* raanan, Mr. Coul- M.P 11- Local Committee- Luker, Mr. Hy - 10 t Taj lor, Mrs. John . - 6 - <&ssex. Mr. ANABOHA, Chief Manavlle.Mra 11- Walker, Miss, 1 - - OfflcT, Coastguard, Mawiella, Miss .... - 10 6 Wood, Mrs. Angell. - 10 8 R. S. BABNES, Esq. Richmond. Mr. Jas. -106 CLACTON-ON-SEA S. EVA -\s, Esq. Tvler, Mrs.W - 10 6 Total Suos...i» 8 8 BRANCH. W. Osonll, Esq. V'ander?ord, Messrs. .[AXES N. JUSTICE, Esq. Vonatiom. E. HU.-SELL, Esq.. Collector Waters. Mr. S»ml... » - - President— of Castosad. Wise. Mr. W.Lloyd, Life-boat Boxes ... .10 2 8 The Rt. Hon. the EARL or Commr. I/SSLIE, E.N., J.P., C.C -JO « Coll^cted on practice WASWICK. Bi\ifiiv>Ml Officer, Coast- Webster, Mr. Joseph - 10 6 day per Mr. J. guard. Wood, Mr. Geo. ... 11- Robirsou, net pio- Vioe-President— Wo.Mnam, Mr. Chas. ceeds of concert . . - & B Sir JOHN H. JUHSSON. Honorary Secretary— J.P. - 10 6 Ditio, per Mt. J. M. JOHN PATEKBJS, Esq. Purvis, M'.H.J... 1 1 - Burr 3 10 9 "Life-boat Day" .. T 14 8 Local Committee — Total Subs... £19 6 6 JU.HABMAD. Esq.,Cbalrman. Annual Suhtmptiont. Total Dons 21 17 6 F. Conors, Esq. Barnes, K. 8. Esq... - 10 6 TotalSubs. ... r 8 « E. B. DAWSOS, Esq. Bcvan, C. F. Esq.. . , - 10 - Donation!. Rev. C. J. QiriKB. Cottingbam, F. Esq. - 10 6 £29 e - ORLANDO HARM IN, Esq. El«y,Chaa.Esq, .... 1 1 - Benefit Football Mr. Ht.ze.u-, Chief Officer Match 1 10 - Coastguard. S-»»n», 5*« - 10 « DavU,. Mr. Mark ... 1 1 - R. G. HDKKKIL, Esq. Groom, W. Esq 11- Draper, Mr. E. H... 1 1 - Mr. ROBERT LKGKBTOS. Jersis. H.J.W.Esq. 11- F./wler, Mr. W 1 1 - J. M*s», Esq. Justice. J. N. Esq. . - 10 - Gamble, Mr. W. ... 1 1 - Dr. MtiKBAT. Naftorough, W. J. Gamiuage & Holliu- T. UBSDELL, Esq. gum, Messrs. .... 1 1 - 158 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAT, 1898. t. i- d. t. i. d. f. >. d. Imperial Hotel, Rbyl - 9 6 Frazer and Co. -10 ( Mercantile Marine - 11 6 Jones, Miss Florie, Gibbs&Lee - B - Dkt>, Offlces. . 3 19 - JpUnts&fu. Voryd - 6 - Gibson, Bros. - B - Penarth Pier-head Lndlow, MautT E. Great Western Col- Pillar - 8 9 POINT OF AYR and Misi Eva 6 - lieryCo - B - Boxes under 5s. . . - 3 7 Marlow, Miss Marie - 6 - BRANCH. Nicholson, Mrs., tinthrie, Heywood & Total Dons. ... 11 11 - Dystrtli Road.... -89 Co. - 10 0 Total Sute. ... 60 a 6 President— Parade Pillar Box.. 1 li 1 Hacquoil, J. &Co... - 10 6 The Rt. Hun. LOUD MOSTTR. £11 19 6 Hon. Secretary — Pieroe- Lewis, J.Esq'. 286 Harry, Wilson & C. BATTERS, Esq. Ealli, M. A., Esq. .-76 Stafford, Master H. Harrison, Moore and Donations. Moore - 10 6 £. i. d. Waikden, Master P. - 13 - Hill, Col. Sir B. S, Contribution Boxes .-17 Williams, Mi -e S. A., K C B M.P 1 1 - PORTHCAWL Hurley, Matthews & BRANCH. Collecting Boxes ...- B 3 Co - B - Sums under 5i. 3 14 7 Huxtable,W. D Local Committee— Insole, G. and Sons 1 J. BROGDF.N, Esq. RHYL BRANCH, Total Dons..... 1 5 - 9 Johnston, Mr. 8. D.. - K. BKEFFITT, Esq. Total Subs. ....23 19 6 Jotbam and Sons... - E. DAVID, Esq. President— KriegCT&Schliemann - Rev. R. W. GOBDOH. H. B. HUGHES, Esq., L.L. of Lee, Finch, & Co. . - Rev. W. JOURS. Flintshire. £39-3 Lewis' Merthyr Coal F. ROGERS £sq. W. SCRTVKNXR, Esq. Local Committee— Locket's Merthyr CoL J. PlCTON TUEBEBVILLI. T. QnmriES Draw, JSaq., Coal Co - B - T. WILSOK, Euq. Chairman. Lovertdge, Ltd - 10 6 J. AIDNEY, Esq. Martin & Marquand - B - Honorary Secretary^ R. H WKOS COCROFT, Esq. Marycburch.J.4Co. 1 1 - JOBS GRACE, Esq. G. F. GUNNER Esq. Morel Limited - 10 « KOBBBT HrjOHBS, Esq. Nell, Dr JJ.F. - 10 6 Annual Subicriptiont. J. FISHER JONES, Esq. Nixon's Navigation Bute, The Marquis of B - - a. W. JONES, Esq. ffilamorgansfttre.Coal Co 11- Braithwaite, Miss . . - 6 - ROBERT JONES, Esq. OceanCoalCo 11- Clark, G.T. Esq.... 11- Capt: E. W. KEATINGE, J J. Osborn* Wallis ... - B - Connop, Harry, Esq. 11- E. L PUSH, Esq. CARDIFF AND Powell, Duffryn Coal Dunraven. Earl . . . . B - - Capt. STDBKS. PENARTH BRANCH. Co. 11- Gordon, Rev. R. W., Capt. VEALE. Patron— Price, W. iScin.... - B - 189i> and 1897 22- Capt. WILDBRS. Rt Hon. LOSD WnriwoE. Pyman, Wateon, and Gwyii, Mrs. Howell 11- Co - 10 6 Jones,Rev. W - 10 6 Treasnren — Local Committee- Radford, D. &Oo. .. - B - Knox, Mrs. E 11- None AND SOOTH WALKS Mr. VALENTIKB TRATES, J.P. Kea, E. & J. H - 10 6 Morris, Mrs. G. Byng 1 - - BANK. Chairman. Scrivener * Breffltt, Honorary Secretary — Mr. A. BRASLET. SplUers&Bakers.Ld. 11- Messrs., 1896 & '87 22- J. FIERCE-LEWIS, Esq. Colonel GUTHRIE, J.P. Stepbens, Mawson Talbot, Miss 2 2 - Solicitor, Town Hall, Bhyl. Mr. MICHAEL J. HABTB, Traherne, Major.... 11- Collector H.M. Customs, Stephens, T. H - 10 6 Turbenrille.Col. ... 1 1 - Annual Subscription!, Cardiff. Su>we, Mr. E. L.... - B - Turberville, Mrs. Blackwall, Mrs., Mr. ALFRED HOLHAK. Taff Vale Ealiway Pjcton 11- D.Jbyfryd, Den- Capt. ROSSBR. Wilson, Tbo>. Esq.. - 10 6 bigh 1 1 - Major A. THOENLET, J.P. Taylor, W. H. & Co. - 10 6 De Kance, Mrs. .... 11- The Chief Offl. er Coastguard, Tellefsen and Co.... - 10 6 Total Subs. £25 19 - Dixon, T. Grimes, Penartb (ex offieio). Thomas, E., Radcliffe Eeq 11- Treasurer — &Co - 10 6 Mr. SAMUEL THOMAS, Thomas, S - 5 - Donation*. Dnndonald. Countess Thomas, W. &Co... - t - Box at— of 6 - - Penarth Dock: Thompson, Cbas. ... 1 - - Esplanade Hotel .146 Gladstone. Bev.8.K - in - Honorary Secretary— Thompson, Mr. G:. Forthcawl Hotel . - 13 4 Gunner, G. F. Esq.. - 10 6 B. J. VSLLACOTT, Esq. Oarelake, LL.M... - B - Esplanade 1 9 9 Hughes, tt. B. Esq., Thompson, Herb. M. 1 - - Lile-buat. House.. - 12 4 Annual Subscription*. Lewis, Mr. Charles. Thompson, H. Wooi- Plas ji>. Cwm, St. £. «. rcha«t. Miss . 1 - - White,.!. H. Esq. - 10 - Co - 5 - A. KATLiFyE, Esq. Lives iy, Misi (U96- 0riy, Robt. Esq . - 5 - Ward, E. Granville F. W. BrjBSKtT, *aq. 97) _ 10 - W .y, Mt. Alderoian Esq., J.P.(1896-7) 44- J. Dovzs, tigq. Lowtner, Rear-Ad- W. C..J.P.. - C ' - Ward.MissE - 10 - Dr. HANDS. miral M. 2 S - Way, Ky. Esq. Pyle - t 6 W^terhouse, W. S. Commander HOWARD F. Webster Sir lid. E., HAY, R.N. Macn Lniara, Bev. T. Q C..M.P. G C.M G. « 2 - Woodford, Mr. A. . . - 6 - Mr. W. HAYMAB. B. M.A 1 - - Williams, W. Esq. .11- Sams under te.,.,.. 3 12 - Mr. H. MAEFLEET. Martin, Miss 1 1 - W<*odatttt, James, AIKX. PARIS, Ksq. Me&res. Hugh, Esq., Total Subs £151 6 J. R(KQ, Esq. J.F.....7...... - 10 - Woodward, Richard, Lieut.-UoL W. W. SMITH, Mew, i?.T. Esq.,J.P. 11- Eiq - 5 - H.A. Morey, Mr. H. W., Wouldridge, W, H. Major WIKGJ KLD STUAT- jun - s - Donation*. MKD, -B.A. Morgsin, Mrs., the Worrell, Mr. & Mrs. Lord TEHNYSON, J.P. late ,....- 10 6 T W - 5 - Cottle, Wyndham, Mr. W. J. WAixaaovas. Morris, Rev. R. Les- lie, M.A 1 1 - Clarke, J. Slatterie, Hon. Secretary — Moriimei, H. Esq., TOTI.AND BAT BBAHCR. Eiq., J.P - 10 6 Lieut. J. t'aoaT, R.E. JP, ;. i - - Edmunds, Mrs 1 1 - Mortimer, M i s B', Per Lieut, FEOST, R.E. Grant. General - 6 - Annual Suotcriptwnt. Nit.,n 1 1 - Groundsell, Mr. G. Newali, Gen - ID 6 Altken, Charles,Esq. - 5 - J., and Employes. 11- £. ». d Xcwaham, Mr.C..,. - 10 - Alexander, R. H. Twyuam, Capt. ... 1 1 - AtVey, J. H. Esq. ..11- Nockolds, Dr - 10 - Tydd, Ge». B. Esq., Baillie, CoL, J.P... - "! - Nutter, Rev. W. H., Allen. Mrs. M S. . . . - -6 - per l(ev. C. W. Barrow, Or. B., J.P. - 10 6 M.A - S - Bailev, C. J. Esq... - 10 < Neald 1 1 - Hi igoorf, T. E. Ss< 1 - - Oppert, E. a Esq.. 1 1 - Bayliff., A. E-iq. ..11- Way, Mr. H., col- BUckwell, S. J. Esq. 11- Osborne, Capt. 0. Blandell, 0. J. Esq. 11- 'lected bv— Backie, Capt. C. R.. Way, H. j. Esq. . - » - Brigstocke, Miss.... 1 1 - Per Ditto— R.A - C - Browne, Col H- G., Coleman, RHV. Dr. - 5 - Burnett, F. W. Esq. 22- Church s^ Chapel V C. J P 1 1 - Sum, nud«r5s.... - 6 - dmnell, Mrs. E. . . . 1 1 - Collections — Bnckell, Miss - ft Pelham, the Hon. ConnelJ, Bev. A J.C. 1 1 - Carisbro.ke Church 5 1 6 Buckell, W.T.Way, Mrs. Dudley 11- Cornell, A. K. Esq. 31- Ch&le Church 3 11 - Philps, the Rev A. Niton Baptist Bullen, R. Esq.,./,!'. - 10 6 D., in memory of Crozter, Col. R. P., Cilthorpe, Lt.-Qen. Mrs E MoAll ... 1 1 - J.P. . . . 11- Sums under 5s. .... - 1 - the H .n. 8. J G., Phillips, Rev. Canon - I - Cnst, Mrs. A. M. J.P 2 2 Picnuck, Miss 10 - Carter, Mlsa 1 - - Pinno k, Mls8 M. A. - 10 - Dalwll, Dr - 10 - TOTLAND BAT BBANCH. Carter, Mrs. Edward 11- Piuuo,k, F. E-HJ. ... - 10 6 u&sawoo j, Rev.R.L. 11- UarKe, Slatteiie, Wnnock, J. G. Esq. - 10 6 Dover, J. teq 1 - - Fraaer, Mr. H - 6 - Piitis, R. Roach, Dowty, Messrs. H. ToUaii J Sports Fond, Cla<*8, Mra. T. Coat. K»q., J.P. - 6 - & S .ns - K - per H. W. Hills, feUd (1897-98).,.. 1 - - Poole, Mrs. E. Crun. Ellout, F. E. Keq. .11- Clltt, The Miseei... 11- ford 11- 162 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAT, 1898. £. t. d. £. «. d. £. t. d. Hoare, Mr. Sidney . - 10 - jowther - Crofton, Donation*. CMecting Boxet. ordan, Mr T — S — Major -10 - t. t. d. Per Mr. C. Dabell, loreton, Lieut.-Col. facnaghten, Mtssi. . - 10 - Boys and Inmates of Blackgang: — A. 1). M 1 1 - Hakant, W. Kisq.... - B - Lindenthorp School 1 - - Blackgang Bazaar, Murray,Lt.-Col. D.C. - 10 - larvin, Alderman per Mrs. A. Dabell- 10 2 Oglander, Mr. J. H.. 1 - - E., J.P - B - Pillar and Boxes B 7 3 Boxes nndf r 5*. . . - 411Palmer, Kev.J.N... 1 1 - Maynard, Mrs. R. . . - B - urns under 6< - 4 fi POT Mr. F. Dabell, Pusterle, Mon.H. .. - E - Murray, Mrs. E .... - 10 - Sandown Arcade . - 14 - Rhodes, Mr. T. E... - 5 - bewail, General ... - 5 - Total Dons... 7 11 8 Per i. Harbottle Richards, Rev. W.H. 1 - - 'annel, C. 1,. Esq. . - 6 - Estcourt, Esq., hilson, Rev. C - 10 - 'etere, E. H. Esq... - B - Total Subs. ..12 10 6 J.P. :— iummers, Rev. E. . . - 10 - lich, Evelyn, Esq.. - B - Carisbrooke Castle 172 Thomas. Mr. M. O . 1 1 -Koyal Victoria Tacht £20 2 2 Per Mr. J. Gwyer, Street and Steam J I — 10 — imonds, Professor, boat Collections .. 3 10 - Vemchoyle, Mr. A.. - 6 - J.P - B - Per Rev. R. Leslie Vigo, Mr. J. G - 6 - kioner,J.Holt,E8g,. - B - Morris, M. A.:— Sunn under 5». 146 Brook Life-boat Valford, Capt - 6 - house - 6 11 Total Sabs 13 7 6 urns under 6j 8 19 6 DOVER BRANCH. Hillier. Mr. W., Total Subs.. £27 16 - Compton - 8 - Donations. Local Committee— Boxes under 6s. . . - 3 7 E. W. KNOCKER, Esq., PerDr.J.L. White- Contribution Boxes. - 11 8 Chairman. head, J.P., Vent- Donation*. nor— Total £:s 19 2 Boxes under St. , . - 5 6 Frye, M. W. Esq... - B - Groves, E. Esq., J.P. Lt-Gen. SirH. BBCCX, K.C.B. Per Miss Wfflcox :— (Mayor of Ryde). - 10 « Boys' 8. S. Class Maybrick, M. Esq. . - B - at Carisbrooke 'ontribntion Boxes . 2 11 6 Annual SubKriptionl. Church School.. - H 3 &ma \mdfix &s - VI - Brlghstone Grange RYDE BRANCH. Atkins Mr. - B - Life-boat-hoase . . - 10 6 Back Mr - t - Mew, Langton & Co., Total Dons... 44- Baggallay, T. W. Messrs. W. B., President- Total Sabs.. 27 15. - Esq - 10 - Newport - 12 - Admiral BONHAK. Bampton, Mrs 1 - - At Petlis ..-93 £31 19 - Barlow, Percy, Esq. B - - Smith Mr A . - 6 - Local Committee — Bradley, Messrs - 10 - Other boxes under 6». - 14 6 Boodle Mrs - B - Rev. J. SHEAHHE, M.A., Jrenchley, Mrs 1 - - TOTLAHD BAT BRANCH. Chairman. Browne, Mrs. E. W. - S - The JIATOB OF RTDE. Per Lieut. JAS. FROST, Brnce,Lt.-General Sir 3apt. COLLINS, K.N. H. KGB - 10 6 K.E. .•— Lieut. G AHTSIDE - TIPPING , Chitty, E. Esq 11- Alnm Bay Pier Pillar- IS 6 R.ff. Jh irchward, Mrs. . . 1 - - Bugle Hotel, Tar- GEOKGB H. HARRISON, Esq., Coleman, E. P. Esq. - 10 - J.P. iEtent Crundall, Sir W. H. 11- Royal Needles Hotel, Major LOWTHEB-CBOPTON. Alum Bay .... 1 6 1 Alderman K. MABVOI, J.P. Curtis, Mrs., and Totland Hotel - 8 3 PBBCT THELLDSSON, Esq., BROADSTAIRS family 1 - - Totland Regatta 3 15 6 Sec. R.V.T.C. De Moleyns, Mrs. .. - B - Totland Pier Pillar . - 11 5 Capt. WALFOBD. BRANCH. Wckason, Sir H 11- Totland Life - boat Local Committee — Bteson, General .... - B - House — 5 5 Hon. Secretary- Ewlng, Rev. J. W. - 6 - Tarmouth Pier Pillar — 7 - Mr. J^H. Leal. Mr. P. W. ALunrrr. Boxes under ««..... 1 13 3 l)r. H. G. BIDDLE. Dr. F. BBIGHTMAN. Annual Subieriptiant. Total Dong..... 48 11 7 Mr. G. G. KKNKEDT, J.P. Graves, W. Esq. ... - S - Total Subs.... 151 6 - Abbott,Gen.SirJas., Rev. FRANK T. MILLS. 3rosvenor, Lady ... 1 - - K.C.B., the late . . - B - Mr. WM. THOMAS, Station Hammond, Messrs. £199 17 7 Bloxani Miss 5 Officer H.M. C'.G". G. &Co. - B - Mr. J. WALLAOK, Ex-Statioa n Ronham, Admiral . . - 5 - Officer H.M. C«.G . Hay ward, H. Esq... - 6 - Boxer Miss - 5 - Sir R. F. WTATT. Heath, General 1 - - BrigHtocke, Miss ... - 10 - Honorary Secretary- Hickinan, Major ... - B - BEMSRIDGE Brigstocke, W. P. Mr. J. Wallace. Hills Mr. - t - Ksq 11- Igglesden. Mr. B. A. - E - BRANCH. Brook, J.O. Esq.,C.C.- 6 - Annual Sulaeriftioni. Browne, Gen. Sir Local Committee— Sam., V.C., G.C.B. - 6 - t. I. d Knight, General.... 1 - - Mr. J. B. DKNISON. Carter, Mrs. E 1 - - Allnutt, P. W. Esq. - 10 - Knocker, W. Esq. ..11- Capt. E. DU BOHLAT. CLayton,Mrs - 6 - Ashley, 0. F. Esq. .11- Mr. J. FLYHM, B.S. Collins, Capt., R.N. - 6 - Banting. W. Esq. ..22- Mr. T. JOBDAH- Cradock,Col.,J.P... - 6 - Biddle, Dr. H. G.... - 10 - Lieut -Col. MOKETOK. Da vies Mrs — 5 — Brightman, Dr. F . . - 10 -Mimnering, H. Esq. 1 - - Lieut.-CoL MCBBAT. Douglas, Rev. J. W. - 6 - Carnegie, F., Major- McMeekan, Mrs. ... - 5 - Mr. W. OSBOBSE. Duffleld. J. W. Esq.. - lu 6 Gen 11- Mello, J.A. Esq.... - 10 - Rev. J. N. PALHEB. Ellery, Thos. Esq. . - 10 - Chirchlll, Rev. W. Metcalf and Mayes, Mr. J. PKTTT, K.N., Chie Forsyth. Commander - E - H., M.A 11- Officer Coastguard. Gartside - Tipping, Mr. R. TOFFIET. Lieut., RJl 1 - - Elyard, Ldeut.-Col... - 10 - MotvU, Worsfold, Mr. G. WEEKS, R.N. Gibbs, W. Esq - 5 - Elyard, The Misses . 1 1 Esq - B - Major WIUDHAH. Gillson, Miss, the late - 5 - Kennedy, G.S. Esq., Neate, Captain - 10 - Honorary Secretary— Or&nt Lieut -G6D 5 — jp . . 1 - - Pinhorn, R. Esq.... - 10 - Eev. J. N. PALHKB. Hamilton, Miss..'.! - B - May.J. T. Ksq.,J.P. - B - Powell, Colonel - 10 - Harrison, G.H. Esq., North. Hon. H. F. . . 1 1 Kamsbottom.Miss.. - B - Annual Sutaariftiani. j p 11- Whitehead, Mrs .. - 10 Rose, Miss 1 - - Bertie, Lieut-Col. G. - 10 - Hutt, George, Esq. . - B - Wyatt. SirR. H. ... 1 1 Shepherd, Mrs 1 - - D -nison, Mr. J. B. . 1 - -JessoD E ESQ 1 — — Smith, Rev. B - 10 - Da Boulay, Capt. E. 1 - - Le Marchaut, Mies . - 8 - Statham, Rev. 8. .. - E - Francis, Rev. B. H. - 10 - Lindon, Rev. T. A.. - 10 6 Total Subs.. «2 10 Stilwell, J. Esq. .... - E - Grneber, Mr. H. X - B - Liscombe, Mrs - 10 6 ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BLANCHES. 163 £. f. d.l £. ». d. t. t. d. Taylor, Miss Herbert - 10 - £. t. a. Spurgen, Aid. Geo., Watts Miss - 10 6 Watson. T. Esq. Wood, Field and Han- J.P 11- Sums under Bt - i 6 (1896-7) 22- bury, Messrs 11- Sturt, Mrs. Napier. .22- Wrlgbt Bros. Messrs. - 10 - St.vle, Sir William Total Subs .£17 9 6 Sums under to - 18 - Total Subs.... £10 18 6 Tavl.ir, R. W Esq. 11- Donation!. Total Subs. .£40 3 - W alter, C. Esq. ... 1 1 - Watkin, A. M. Esq., £.1 6 - Sawyer, W. C. Esq. 15- Wilkinson, Mrs. H. 1 1 - £19 1 6 Donation!.

Coleman, H. Esq. . . - 10 - Total Subs.. £34 8 - Jacohy, Mr. W - 8 - WALHEE LITE-BOAT. M.R.M., per Messrs. Boyton & Sons ... 1 - - Annual Subtcriptioni. Sherrard, F. Esq.... - 6 - Donation*. FOLKESTONE Bushe, Capt., R.N.. . - 10 - Collecting Boxes . . . 6 9 6 Biyd, E. Lennox, Proceeds of an Enter- BRANCH. Davey, Dr - 10 - Douglas, Admiral... - 10 - tainment at the Chapman, C.J. Esq. - 10 - Town Hall, 12th (ii-lflUh, Rev. T. LI. - 10 « President- Condey E , Esq. ... 1 - Hake, Miss - 8 - Flint, W. W., Esq.. - - Part proceeds of a Sir EDWARD W. WATKTH, Norihboume, Lord .22- Hangbton, Mrs .... - - Nott Mrs *1 1 - Lecture at the Bart., M P. Isherwood, A. Esq.. - - Town Hall, per Wampach.C.C. biq. 1 - Messrs. Richards Rosher.W. H.B.Esq. - 10 6 Chairman— Wfstropp, Col 1 - Royse, Admiral .... - 10 6 ami bulcher 5 — - Folkestone Swim- Sums under fii - 2 - Lieut-Col. PEKTOLD, J.P., Thompson and Sons, Mayor of Folkestone. ming Clnb 11- Contributlou Boxes. 32 19 9 Venn, Rev. H - 10 - Total Dons. ....31 3 - Sums under 5s - 4 - Treasurer— Walls, Miss - 10 6 Total Subs 40 3 - Wollaston, A. Esq. - 10 C J. A. M. SCOBT, Esq., Total Dons... 45 17 9 til 6 - Natiuual Provincial Bank. Total Subs ...34 8 - £9 10 «

Hon. Secretwy— £80 6 9 Mr. W D. FAGO. KlNOSDOWKE. Monlns, J. Esq., six years' rent of Life- Committee — buatbouse,remitted 1 10 - DUNGENESS D. BAKRR, Esq. Capt. BOXEB, R.N. GOODWIN SANDS BRANCH. fl. B. BBADLEV, Esq. Contribution Boxet and C. J. CHAPMAN, Esq. AND DOWNS Collections. Local Committee— WILLTAK FOWLE, Esq. BRANCH. Proceeds of Special EDWTK FraH, Esq., J.P., H. B. GAELAND, Esq. Chairman. Admiral HARE. Patron— Eingsduwne Boat- B, BEVAH, Esq, L.R.C.P., Capt. HEATHCOTE, R.N. The Right Hon. LOBD D.P.H. G. VEDEN, Esq. NOHTHBOUENE. North Deal Boat- W. BLACKLOCKS, Esq. A. E. RULT, Esq. Rev. F. S. DALE. Alderman GEO. SFUBGEN. Local Committee — Pillar Box on Her.. - 8 1 ARTHDR Finn, Esq., J.P. A. M. WATKIM, Esq., J.P. Admiral GORDON DouoLts, J. C. PBOCTEB, Esq., J.P. Chairman. Wanner Boat-house. 47- J. A. PROCTER, Esq., Rev. F. B. BLOOG. Small amounts - - 10 M.R.C.S. Annual Subscriptions. Capt. BUSHE, R.N. S. RAYNEB, Esq. Adolphus, Miss.... 11- JULIAN COAST, Esq. £28 2 6 Lieut. SMITHIES, E.N. Allfree, Rev. — . . . . 1 - - Capt. COLEMAN. R«T. T. L. STACK. All >tt, Lieut-Col. . . 1 1 - Rev. T. LL. GEirerrH. North Deal Subs.... 17 9 6 K. TABT, Esq. Barrows, T. Hill.Esq. - 10 - L cut. GDNK, R.N. CtGd. North Deal Dons.... 1 12 - Booker, J. H., Esq.. - 10 - Capt HAGGARD, R.N. Walmer Subs. 9 10 6 Honorary Secretary— boykett, F. Esq., Rev. H. VENK. KiugsdownSubs. ... 1 10 - J.P i i _ A. WOLLASTON, Esq. Capt. HAROLD Fran. Br.dley, H.B. Esq.. 11- Courage, Miss 1 1 - Treasurer and Hon. Sec.— Total £58 4 6 Annual Subtcriptiont. Cross, Rev. E. H., D.I) 1 - - Rev. T. S. TBEAHOB. Allen, C. Esq - 10 - Dawson, Mrs 1 1 - Bartholomew, Mm. Detdes Major - S - NORTH DEAL LITE-BOAT. William 11- Dyer, Miss Maitland 11- H ERNE BAY, Blacklocks, W. Esq. - 10 - Annual Subtcrtptionl. Dale. Rev. F. S - 10 6 Edwards, Hen. Sir HERNE&RECUL- Denne, Mrs. A lured. - 10 - Bevan, M.P 11- VER BRANCH. Denne, General .... 1 - - Eves, Col. Washing- Cinque Ports Pilots Finn, Adolpbus, Esq. - 6 - (8)at2«. ed.each. 1 - - President— Finn, Arthur, lisq., Oailing, H. B. Esq.. 11- Eilbecks, Miss - 10 - The Rlgbt Hon. A. AKEBB J.P. - 10 - Holden, J. Esq., J.P. 1 1 - DuDOLAS, M.P. Finn Edwin, Esq. J.P. 11- Hussey, Rev. A. L . 1 1 - Frost, H. G -10 - Finn, Harold, Esq. . - 10 - Laurance,Rev.,M.A. 11- Gransmore, Miss ... - 10 - Local Committee^ Hutcbings, Lewis, Le Grice, Col 10 - Griffith, Rev. T. LI. - 10 6 Dr. E. C. FEHODIHET, Esq - 10 - Grove, E. Esq 11- Chiirinan. Mackitt, Mr. Ibos.. - 5 - Peden, G., Esq 1 1 - Gunn, Lieut., R.N.. - 10 - Mr. P. H. ASHWELL. Procter.J.C.Esq.J.P. - 10 - Pentold, Llent.-Col., Mr. G. BABTOH. Procter, J. A., Esq., Mayor 1 1 - Honeyball,F.T.Esq. - 6 - Mr. J. BOWES. M.R.C.S. - 10 - Preston, Rev. J. Hovell, J. R. Esq. ..11- Mr. J. H. BRABAZOK. Rayner, 8. E«q. .... - 10 - D'Arcy - 8 - Hulke, Dr. F...... 10 6 G. BnhSE, Esq, J.P. Samson, W. Esq., Pnrton Miss 11- Morris, Mrs 1 1 - Mr. E. D. COLLAED. J.P - 6 - R'dsdale, Rev. C. J., Northbonme, Lord .33- Mr. SIDNEY KEEN. Smythies, Lieut R.N. - 10 - B A - 5 - PMUVA MT« 1 1 _ Mr. F. W. WACHEB. White, M.esrs. A. Ritchie, R. Esq. ... 1 1 - Stringer, Mrs 1 1 - Mr. J. S. WHITE. and W. T. - 10 - Batow, Mrs 1 1 - Treanor. Rev. T. S.. - 10 6 F. H. WltBEB, Esq., J J. ! 16t THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAT, 1898. £. «. d. £. >. d. Bankers — Paramor, Messrs. B. South, Rev. E. M. . . - 6 - LONDON AND COUNTY BANK, KINGSGATE and Son B - tilwell, F. W. Esq. - 10 - Herae Bay. BRANCH. Pittock, Dr. J. P - B - Tubbs, Percy, Esq.. 1 1 - Powell-Cotton, P. H. 'unbrldge, T C. tsq. - 6 - Honorary Secretary — • G., Ksq 1 - - Wdden, A. Esq.... - B - HENRY C. JONES, Esq. Local Committee— Price, Dr. W. P - B - Wood, Mrs - S - Commander L. DICK, R.N. Purdey. J.Esq 1 1 - F. H. BORRADAILE, Esq. Eowe, Dr. T. S - 10 - Total Subs... £17 12 - Donation*. Eowe, Mr. T. S - 6 - £. t. d. Honorary Secretary— Contribution boxes .26- CoL H. W. ISACXE, E.A. Thornton, Miss 22- Donation!. Total 26- Treves. W. K. Esq. . - 8 - Batten, H. H., Esq. - B - Assistant Secretary- Wasudl. E. Eaq - B - Bradbury. W.L., Esq. 11- Mr. W. JENKINS, Willett, Mr. F. W. . - 5 - Iha 1 s, E. S Esq .. 11- Chief Officer of B.M. Ct. Qd. Woodruff, Mr. W. C. - 6 -Clatk.A « Jock. C. Esq - B - Total Subs... £23 11 6 Coo;e-, T. S., E=q. .11- Annual Sutacnptiont. Croll, W. L. Esq., HYTHE AND SAND- M.D B GATE BRANCH. £. J. d. Sills Bros., Messis. . - 6 - Borradaile, F. H. Donation!. Fawell, L. Esq. ... 1 1 - President- Esq 1 1 - Fiunis, F. Esq. ... - 10 6 Buckingham, Mrs. .11- Boxes— Gardom, H. Esq. . . - 6 - Edmeade», Major- Bjmsley, Esq.... 1 - - Gilbert, W. Ksq. ... - 6 - general, R. A .. 11- Joues, Major G - 6 - Local Committee- Harmswortb, A. C. Gwyer, J 1 11 - ' K. A. C/1 - 10 - Cap*. SMITHIES. E.N., J.P., Esq. (1896, 1897). 22- Hume, Mrs 1 - - Kimber, W. Esq. .. - B - Chairman. Isacke, Col., E.A. . . - 10 - Jetty Extension . . - 16 1 Lubbuck, L B., E-q. 11- The CHA.IRHABOF THB SA.HD- Maclean. H. Esq. ... 1 1 - L. C. & D. Hull., Maclagan H'.e.,fcsq. - :« « OATE LOCAL BOARD OF Metcalfe, Col., C.B., Kamsgate aud MacMiilan, E. G. , HEALTH. the late, per Mrs. Margate 1 - 9 Esq - 10 6 THE ' HI BF OFFICER OF COAST- Metcalfe 11- Ship Hotel, New Eomney GUARD, Sandgate. Webb, Mrs - 10 - Margate - 14 2 National School J. Ho BOULAY. Esq., J.P. Weekly, Mrs. - 10 6 H. T. COBAT. Esq., J.P. Total Dons.... 12 IB 6 Pennefuther, Lieut.- The MAYOR OF HYTHB. Total Subs... £8 11 6 Total Subs. ... 23 11 6 Com. A. P. MANSELL, E.N., Rowlan :son, Mrs. . . - 10 - JP. Donation!. £36 7 - 1 homas, E. W. Ksq. 1 - - R. PRICE, Jun., Esq. Toilemacbe, H. Esq., J. SCOTT, Esq. Donations and Con- M.P 1 - - tribution boxes .. 8 18 6 Tubbs, S. W. Esq. .11- Tubbs & Lewis, Treasurer — Messrs 11- J. A. M. Secant, £17 16 - Vldgeo, W. Esq B - Honorary Secretary — NEW ROMNEY Collecting Boxes — GEORGE WILKS, Esq., Hytbe. Anderson, G. Esq. - 7 6 BRANCH. Grand Hotel 1 - 3 Littlestone Life- Annual Subscription. boat Station 14 2 Brockman, P. D. Esq. MARGATE BRANCH. Local Committee— StilweU.F.W.Esq.- 1 6 J.P - 10 6 H. COBB, Esq., Chairman. Woodhall Spa Deed™, Mrs. H. G... 1 - - Local Committee— Eev. K. M. SOUTH. Hotel - 14 6 dnBaulay.J.Kgq.J.P. - 10 6 E. CASE, Esq. Sums under 6». . . - 10 2 J. T. FRIEND, Esq., JJ. J. HUMPHEUY, ESQ. Chairman, G. B. ANDKRSON, Esq. Jeal, J. J.Esq., J.P, - 10 - W. GR»EN, Esq., J.P. Total Dons 22 8 1 fflrkpa trick, J. Esq., W. VIDGEX, .Esq. Total Sube 17 12 - J. P. ... - 10 6 C. 0. Coastguard. J. BANNON, Esq. Capt. HATFEILD, J.P. t . B. TUBES, Esq. Macfceson & Co - 10 6 £40 - 1 Man. Lionel, Esq... 1 1 Colonel HILL. A. HUTCHINSON, Esq., Jun. G FOORD-KELCET, Esq. Major H. BfRNF,. Porter, F. W. Esq., W. N. LfNNELL. Mr. E. BOWK, Chief Boat- J.P _ 10 - W. I. MERCEB. man H.M.C.G. J. PARAMOR, Eiq. Sandilands, E.C. Esq. - 10 6 Sidle, Mrs. - 10 - Honorary Secretary— Tonrnay, Tournay Honorary Secretary* F. W. STILWELL, Esq. W. Esq., J.P 1 1 - T. JEFHCOTT. ROCHESTER Valentin*, J. S. Esq. - 10 6 BRANCH. Wildash, Mrs - 6 - Annual Subscription!. Annual Subscriptions. Wilks, George, Esq.. - 10 - Anderson, Geo. Esq. - 6 - Local Committee— Barrett, T. 3. Esq.. . 11-Aspin, E. Esq - 5 - The MAYOROF ROCHESTER, Bayly, Mr. John.... - 6 - Ausleu& Son,Mesbrd. - & - Chairman. Total Subs. ..£9 IB - Bobby, F. J., Esq. - 10 - Kiinnou. J. Esq - 6 - C. ARKCOLL, Esq. Cobb, A. B. Esq. ... - 10 - Buckhurst, Miss B - Eev. C. H. BANNISO. Cobb, F. C. Esq..... 1 - -Byrne, Major H 11- W. UATMRN, Esq. Donation*. Crawf.,rd&Co 11- Case, E. Esq - 10 6 Mr. J. S. HILLS. Cast'e Hotel, Salt- De Vayne, Miss.... 1 - - Cobb, H. Esq - 10 - Edwards, Mrs 1 - - Gravett, Thoa - B - Honorary Secretary — Emptage, Mr. D. . . . - 6 -Hardy, L. Esq.,M.P. 6 B - FREDERICK F. SMITH, Esq. Seabrooke Hotel, Foord-Kelcey.G.Esq. - 10 6 Hills, E. Esq B Hytbe 6 - Friend,J.T.Esq..J.P. 1 - - H'lmphery, J. Esq. - 10 - Annual Subscriptions. White Hart Hotel, Green, W. Esq., J.P. - 6 - Hulchinson, a., jun. - 5 - Harvey, Mr. W. S. . - 5 - Arkcoll, C. Esq. (2 Boxes under 5s. .... - 8 3 HatfeiW, Capt., J.P. 11- Jones, K. S 10 6 mars) 2 3 - Hubbuck, A. (i. .... 11- Littlestme Golf Club 11- Ball W Esq, ... 11- Total Dons 3 17 8 Mackay, R. Ksq 11- Day, Miss 11- Total Subs. .... 9 IS - Isaacson. Mrs - 6 - Moate, E. P. Esq. .. - B - Day, Miss 8. - B - Malins, Mr. J. B.... - 5 - Pelissier, F. Esq 11- Foord, T. H., Esq... 11- £13 12 8 Mayor.Mrs.G - B - Poupard, A. E. Esq. - 10 Fremlin Brothers... 11- Mercer, W. Esq. ... 2 2 - Smith, Mrs. W. B. . - B Haymtn, W. Esq... 1 1 - ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BKANCHES. 165 £. l.d. £. ». d. Hayward. Sir W. W. - 10 6 Bnchanan, Rev. N. . - 10 - BLACKBURN Donations. Hills, Mr. J. S - 10 - Butler, T. V. Esq. .. - 10 6 BRANCH. I. t. d. Hilton, Anderson Sc Oalrd, D. Esq 1 1 - 2nd East Lancashire Co. 11- Case and Co ,MeBsrs. - 10 6 (No Local Committee.) Lec, Son & Co 1 1 -Cook, H. Esq., J.P. . 11- President— Contribution Pillars Medway Steam Crossfleld, F. J. Esq., His Worship the MAYOR. Packet Co. 1 1 - J.P - 10 - Per Miss Kettlewell— , Payne, Mr. H - 6 - Devon* hire,HisGrace Hon. Treasurer — Dr. Blundeil - 5 - Tingey & Son, the Duke of. K.G. 22- J. S. POLLITT, Esq., Mrs. Ge« 6 - Messrs. W 11- Dick * Co., Messrs. Manchester and County Bank. Mis«Kel8ill 1 - - WatsooiGilUMessrs. - 10 6 W. B - 5 - Honorary Secretary — Winch ft Sons, Durie, W. Esq - 10 - Amounts under 5*.. 116 Fisher and Sons, JOSEPH BRIERLET, Esq., C.E. Sums nnder 5* - 2 6 Messrs. J 22- Annual Subscriptwns. Total Dons.. .£19 6 8 Foll Capt 11- Gartand. Capt 1 - - £ s. d. Total bobs.. £16 if 6 Appleby, Edg«r. ... 11- Gfldart and Sons, Rr erley, Joseph ... - 10 - Life-boat Sunday. Qowan, A. B. Esq... - 10 - Dugdale, Adam .... 1 1 - Nett amount of Donation*. Grad»«ll, Messrs. Hart, Thomas 2 2 - special collections W. & Co, Ltd.... - 10 6 Ditto (1897) 2 2 - on " Life-boat Rochester.The Mayor Haydock, Mrs. S. A. - 10 - Sunday" 250 - - of 11- Hannay and Clarke, Higham, Miss 1 1 - Friend, A 1 - - Messrs - 10 6 1Hornby, W.H..M.P. 11- Boxes:— Heath, G.S. Esq.... 1 1 - Total Subs. 19 18 6 Cbefflns, C. H. P. Horsfall, R. N. Esq. - 10 6 Hunter, C. W. Esq.. 11- Radcliffe, Thos 4 - - Esq 1 5 - Thompson, Wm. ... - 5 - Total » Life-boat Conservative Club, Lancaster Banking Umpleby, John .... 10 6 Rochester and Co., Ltd 2 S - Sunday " 250 - - Strood - 10 3 Little, J. W. Esq., Custom House, J.P 2 2 - Rochester 10 14 - Lowden and Postle- Boxes under &«...- 6 3 thwaite, Messrs. . - 6 - Mackereth, Exors. Total Dons. ....14 16 6 of H. W - 10 6 BLACKPOOL Main, W. A. Esq... 11- BRANCH. BOLTON BRANCH. Total Subs. 16 17 6 Mawson, J. M. Esq. - 10 6 McKecbnie, J Esq. . - 10 6 President— £31 14 - Mille. & Co, Me>srs. Councillor R. B. MATHFR. Chairman — R. F. 11- (Mayor ot Blackpool.) Alderman WM. NICHOLSON, Newcomb. R. N. Mayor of Bolton. Todd-, Esq 2 - - Vlce-Prestden'— Hon. Treasurer — North Lonsttale IrTT. Atterton. Mr. J. ... - 7 « Admiral BARNSTT (Chair- Ltd., Mersrs - 10 6 J. A. TATLOR, Esq. Barben, Mr. John .. - 10 6 man). Wadham, E. Esq., C. H. TDRVER, Esq. Bardsley. Mr. G. W. - 10 - W. DURIB. Esq. JP 1 1 - jAh. WARD, Esq., J.P. Barlow, Mr. J. R., JOHN FISHER, Esq., J.P. Wadham, Walter F. 1 j p 11- Capt. KOLL. A. Ksq 1 1 - Huno ary Treasurer — Barlow, The Misses. 1 1 - Capt. GARLAND. Ward, J., Esq -10 - R. N. HORSFALL, Esq. Wards, Capt - 5 - Honorary Secretary — Barnes, Mr. Harold C. W. HnNTER. Ksq. Williams, J. Esq. . . - 5 - J. WALTER SMITH, Esq. A 1 - - J. W. LITTLE. E«q., J.P. Wilson, T. Newby-, Bolton amt District W. A. MAIN, Esq. Esq., J.P - 10 6 Annual Subscription!. Billposting & Ad- J. M. MAWSON, Esq. Bradshaw, Rev. vertising Co., Ltd. - 6 - Capt. PORTER, J.P. Total Subs.. £42 14 6 s. y. B i i - Bradshaw, Mr. Capt. STOKES J.P. Brandwood, W. R... - 10 6 W.F.A. WADHAH. Esq. Bolton, R. P - 5 - Bridgeman, Col. F.C ^ - - Donation!. Broadbent, Mr. H... 11- Honorary Secretary- Dobeoii, T. M.S.... - 10 6 Mr. WALTER CARTEB. Cycling Parade Com- Doleman.Mr. * Mrs. 11- Brown, Mr. James mittee 11- Evans, Rev. W. ... 1 1 - W..J.P. 1 1 - Collector — Crewofs.s. Ariadne - 13 - Firth, Arthur P. ... 1 1 - Brown, Mr. Tbos. H. 11- Ur. ROBERT EOCLES. Crew of s.s. City of Brown, W. H., & S n 1 1 - Belfast 19 6 Jacques, James .... 1 1 - BnrKe, Rev. J. A. . . - 5 - Crew of s.8. Duchess Meredith, Mrs. A. A. 1 1 - Animal Subscription!. of Devonshire 146 Parkes, G. W 11- Carter, Mr. G. R.... 1 1 - £. «. d. Crew of P.S. Manx Smith J. L - 10 6 Coope, Mr. F. W.... 1 1 - Aelett, Alfred, Esq. 1 I - Queen 1 10 6 Smith, T. H 1 I - iTook, Mrs 11- Barnett, Admiral... 11- Crew of P.S. JUanx- Siott, Dr. F. W. A.. - 10 6 Crook, Mrs. Ed. T. . - 10 6 Barrow Cooperative Taylor, Mr. J. A. . 1 1- - Crook, Mr. Joshua. . 1 - - Society, Lid 2 - - Collecting Boxes ... 3 6 8 Turver, C. H - 10 6 Crook, Mr. J. B. Barrow Wording Total Dona. ....9 16 - Wilson. Mrs. S. E. . 5 - - Cross, Mrs. H. -10 - Beesley and Sons, Total Subs. ....42 14 6 Winder, Dr. A. B. . . 1 1 -Crumblebnlme, Mr. W . . - 10 - Bolton & Co. Messrs. - 6 - £52 10 6 Total Subs.. £19 18 6 Dobson, Sir Benj. A., Buchanan, A. Esq. . 10 - 166 THE LIFE-BOAT. ['^ND MAT, 1898. £. «. d t. t. d. t. t. d. t. t. d. Duxbury ft Sons, Nightingale, Mr. Croasdale, Mrs. Ellz. - 6 - A Friend, Manches- Messrs. Tales 2 - - Frederick - 2 t Crookall, Mr. John. - S - ter, per T. D - 10 - Eccle», Mr, and Mrs. Peace, Mr. James . . - 10 -Crosby, Mr. E - 10 6 Captain Anderson, of A.E 2 » - Pilkington, Mr. Jas. - 10 - Cnrwen, Messrs. H. Wreck Louise S - - Eckersley, Mr. Pollitt, Mr. William - 10 -' ftGftCo. 1 1 - Bafonce of moneys Joseph 11- Proctor, Mr. Jonas. . 11- Dickinson, Mr. D.W. in connection wii h Fawell ft Sons, (1897 98) ~ 10 - the teagiven to the Messrs. Geo. - 10 - Scowcroft, Miss 10 6 nrewry.Mr.Thomas. ~ 6 - Lifeboat men 2 14 4 Ferguson. Mr. H. S. - 10 « Sbarmar*,. Mr. Joseph 1 - - Brnmmond, Messrs. Dickinson, Mr. D. W. - 6 6 Kli ney, Mr. James .11- Shaw, Mrs...... 2 - - T. A. ft Sons - 10 « Gibson, Mr. George. - 6 - Gaw, Mrs. J. B - 10 - Shaw, Mr. Chas. H.. 1 1 - Dunderdale, Mrs. . . 1 1 - Majury. Mr. A., Glaister, Mr. Thos., Slater ft Co., Messrs. 22- per Capt. Uughan - 15 - J.l>. 11- Slater, Mrs 11- Fish, Mr. J. W. ... - 5 - Meadows, Kev. Grives, Mr. Thomas - S - Stronge, Mr. Robert 1 1 Fish, Mr. Thos - B - Great& Little Holt on Taylor, Mrs. Charles 11- Fisher. Mr. Thomas - 5 6 Sums under 6« - 5 - Co-op. S.ciety,l td.10 10 - Thomasson, Mr. J.P. 5 - - Fleetvood Rstate Co. 3 3 - Green, Mr. WU.iam. - 10 - Thompson, Mrs - 10 - FoKg, Mr. R - 10 6 Boxei and Pillar*. Greenba'gh ft Bleak- Thwaites, Mr. and Gibson, Mr. A. T... - B - ley, MeKsrs - 5 - Mrs 22- Gibson, Mr J. R.. .. - 10 « Dock Gates - 8 2 Greenhalgh, Mr. E. Thwaites, Mr. Edw.. 22- Qornail, Mr - 6 - Flel.len Institute... - 6 - P., J.P - 10 « TilUtson, Mrs. 1 1 - Grimshaw. Dr. - B - Life-boat House.... 4 16 4 Gregg, Mr. Arthur .11- Walker ft Sons, Gwyther, Capt - 10 - Greg, Mr. Ernest. . . 1 - - Messrs. Wm 11- Higham, Capt. (fur Total Dons 30 6 4 Haddock, Miss ...... 10 - Walker ft Taylor, 1895- 6) - B - Total Subs..... 11 - - Hance, Mr. Frank.. - 6 - Hard castle, Mr. Walmsley ft Fisher, Hudson, Mr. Lucas . - ft - £107 6 4 Messrs - 10 - Houlgate,Eev.W.J. - B - Hardcastle, Mr. Watts- Jones, Mrs... - 10 - Jackson, Capt J. E.. - 10 6 Thomas, J.P 11- Wilkinson, Mr. Kean, Mr. Jas. H... - S - Harper, Mr. W. A. . - 10 6 Thomas, J.P 1 1 - Kelsall. Mr.Edmnnd - 10 6 Harrison, Mrs 11- Winder, Mr. Thos. Kemp Miss 1 1 - HA3LINQDEN Harwood ft Son, H., J.P 11- Lancashire ft York- BRANCH. Mrssrs. R - 10 6 Wolfenden, The shire Railway Co. Chairman — Harwood, Mr. John. 22- Misses 22- (1896-9J) 43 - - His Worship the MAYOR. HaPlum ft Co., Ltd., Lancaster Bankg Co. 2 2 - Messrs. John 11- Total £121 12 e Leadbetter, Mr. Rd. - 5 - Hon. Secretary — Haslam, Mr. Lewis, L.adbetter, Mr. N. . - E - W. MOSOROVE, Esq., Town J.H. 2 - - Miller, Mr. George. .- B - Clerk. Haslam. Mr. Wil- Morrison, Mrs.Kmma - 10 - liam 1 - - CLITHEROE Nicholson, Mr. Miles - 10 6 Donations — Henderson, Mr. BRANCH. Parkinson, Mr Jno. - B - Pearson, Mr. A... . - ft - Church Collections.. 10 16 - HeskethS Sons, Ltd., (No Local Committee.) Messrs. T.M 33- Hon. Sec. and Treasurer — Poste, Mrs. Isabella. - 10 - HeTwood, Mr. John, A. H. DENHAM, Esq. Porter, Mr. Edmund - 5 - J.p 22- Preston, Mr. Joseph - 10 - KIRKHAM Hick, Mrs 1 1 - Donation!. Eankin, Mr. Dooglas - 10 6 Htgson, Miss 11- Contribution Boxes . - 10 6 Reeve, Rev. E. J. BRANCH. Holden, Mr. A. T... 1 1 - Riley, Mr. Thus ,J.P. - Treasurer — Holdsworth, Mr. R. - Robertson, Capt. J.. I W. PLANT, Esq. J - 10 - Robertson, Messrs. Horrocks. Mrs. Jas. - 10 - FLEETWOOD Hon. Secretary — Hulton, Son ft Har- BRANCH. SchjBth, Mr. G - JOHN HALL, Esq. wood, Messrs 11- Shnttlewortb, Mr. Jackson, Mr. J. 0... - S - Patron— Wm.,J.P - S - (No List for 1897.) Kav, Mr. William.. - 6 - E. J. WOOD, Esq. Smith, H. C. Esq. .. 2 - - Kershaw ft Sons, Local Committee- Sowerbv, Mr. W. M. - 10 6 Messrs. Joshna. ..11- Captain J. E. JACKSON, Sykes, Mr. Robert . . - B - Kershaw, Dr. Alfred - 10 < Chairman. Taylor, Messrs. Chan. LANCASTER Kevan, Mr. Peter ... - 10 6 Mr. E. F. ADD™. Knowles. Mr. Wil- Mr. J. CARDWELL. "The Bicycle GM." BRANCH. liam, J.P 11- Mr. JOHN CHAHNET. per E. L. Marriott 1 - - President- Knowles, Mr. Ernest 11- Capt. J. COOK. Twitchett, Mr.W.R. - 10 - Sir T. STORBT. Lord, Hampson ft Mr. T. DKEWBY. Ward, Messrs. Jno. Lord, Ltd., Messrs. 2 - - Mr. T. FISH. Local Committee— Lawson & Ormrod, Mr. E. KOGO. Way, Rev. J.P 1 ] - C. J. CLARK. Messrs 11- Mr. J. E. GIBSON. Williams, Mr. Phil. - 6 - E. B. DAWBON. Lee, Mr. Hemy, J.P. 11- Capt. GWTTHEB. Woods ft Jackson, A. GKKO. Capt. J. HUGHAN. J. LEEHINO. Lomax, Sons & Mr. M. NICHOLSON. Woods, Mr. Thomas - S - G. W. MAXSTKD. Mills, Messrs 1 - - Mr. JOSEPH PRESTON. Tales, Mr. Peter ... - 5 - J. SANDERSON. Longwortb ft Co., Mr. W. M. SOWEKBT. Sums under 5t. - 6 V Hon. Treasurer— Messrs. 1 1 - Mr. F. J. THOMPSON. R. BRIG08. Makant, Mr. J. W., Mr. W. R. TWTCHETT. Total Subs.. £11 - - J.P .. 2 - - Mr. R. C. WAED, J.P. Honorary Secretary— Makant, Miss 2 2 - . M. SIMPSON. Mallett. Dr. F. B., Treasurer — Annual Sutxcriptioni. J.p 1 1 - E. L. MABRIOTT, Esq. Donation*, Marsden, Messrs J. H & 14 11- Honorary Secretary— Donations and col- Atkinson, K - B - Marsden ft Sons, ERNEST CROSBY, Esq. lections from the Annual Subscription*. Marine Depart- Ball T - B - Marsden, Miss - 10 - Addle, Mr. R. For- ment of the L. ft Y. Barker Mrs - 10 - Mather, Mr. Harold. 11- and L. ft N. W. Barrow, Miss E. (two Mather, Mr. Walter 11- Lnnour, Mr. J.... - 5 - Joint Railways, Matber, Mr. Herbert 11- ilezard, Mrs - B - Fleetwood, per farrow, Thomas.... - 10 - Midgley, Mr. W. W. - S -Bridges, Rev. Thos. - B - Capt. Jackson.... 3 t - iarrow, William .... t 6 Moss. Mr. Richard . - 10 - Card* ell, Mr. J. . . - 10 6 Gift fmm The Fleet- Chamney, Mr. John - B - wood May - day Bell, T. Mawdale .. - 6 - Naisby.Mr. William 11- Clarkson, Mr. Jno. - 6 - Festival Commit- Bell, W., Market Nicholson, Mr. Wil- Ulemesha, Mr. B... - 10 6 tee, per Kobert liam, J.P., Mayor 11- Swarbrick 11 14 — Blades,Mrs.Paikfield 1 1 - ANNUAL SUBSCBIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BRANCHES. 167 £. t. d. *. t.d. Watson, lira, (the LADIES' A.PXO,rAKT. Jbrmij/ Committee— Boat, Rev. John ... - 6 - )»te) - S - President— President — Briggs, Capt, Robert. 11- Wearing, J. W - 10 - JOHB FOBHBT. Brtggs,Ura. -JO - Welch, W. O. 11- The COOHTISS or DEBBT. Burrell, 1. S., Liver- Welcb, Miss - 5 - r. S. BKAinpoai>, Ct airman. poo).. , 11- Wells* Sons ...... 10 6 Vice-PregWents— A. M. AKDBKSOK. Bmrow.Mrs -10 « Villcinson Bros - 6 - Mrs. OliI>AK. Capt. Biu-raftn. R.N.B. Cardwell, Kd -JO - Wlngate-Saul, Dr. Mrs. BBLL. HAROLD L. Bowua. CWpptTldale. Misses. - 10 - W W .... - 10 6 S. W. Hioora. Clark,C.J.,CroBsBill 3 - - Woods Miss - 10 - Hon. Treasurer — 3apt. Low. Clark E - 6 - Wright, Haroid.... - 5 - Miss BOWBIXQ. S. GIBSON SISCIAIB. Clurk, Mies, Queen Sums under 6s...... 1 10 - Bev. C. »K B. Wrasiow. Street - 10 - Hon. Secretary — Cooper, Rev. M. Ker - 10 - Total Subs. .«6 10 - Hon. Sec.— OopeLaoxt,Hrs.,More- Mre. W. B. BOWBIHO. ' Capt. PHiLurs, R.N. Cottam, Proctor W.. 11- Assist. Sec. at Liverpool— Croft j - 6 - Donation!. New Brighton Commitfe*— MATTHEW HKKDKIB. Diggena, James .... - 8 - Dixon, MissM -10 - BrIggs,Ma8terW.lf. - 18 6 WIH.IAH Bun, J.P., Assist. Treasurer at New Donaldson, J. H., Cooeerva.tlve Club . . - B - Cb&irm&n. Brighton— Crown Hotel, More- R. (iOODIEAB. T. J. BAJUTC. Edmondson, T,, Lon- K HoiT. Dale&Co. - 6 - E. P. JAKTO. AsslBt.Scc. at New Brighton— Edmondson, Mrs., do. - 10 - Harriso-D, Master M. B. J. KlBEHAM. tlAVIDO'BEIMi. M. 21- C. LrvisosTos. Ford,W 11- MoBS,Mrs.A.K.(Bi»- J. H. MACDONALD. ^w»«oi Suiacriptient. Gn>blns,Mn>. J.,BiI- mondJubile e Don. )10 10 - A. SUITS. *. ». d. Kiug's Arms Hotel .- 6 1 Abraham, Miss B.C. 11- Greene, H. Dawson . 4 1 - Offertory at Pariah Hon. Sec.— HUGH B. Kmrr. Adam, K. Esq., M.I). 11- Greene, T. P - 10 6 Church, per Rev. Adamson, Wai. Ksq. 11- Greenwood, Robert. - 10 - Alezander,RoU.£Bq.l 1 - J OfB-rtory at R£ley BirTcenhead Committee— Greg, Albert 1 - Hospital, pfr Rev. Alraander, W. H. Hadwen, Mrs. - 10 - President— Esq. 11- Hartley, Mrs. H. B., W. L. Appleford. 22- AlUrdice, D. W. The MATOS o» BKKKNBEAD. Jfiq. J - - Morecaznbe -JO — Bank Interest - 610 Batch, J. ft Sons... - 10 6 C. J. B0SHBI.I_ Andfrson, D. Esq.. .11- Anderson, Miss .... ^ 10 - Helma, Jtmea ..... * 20 G Total Dons 27 5 3 F. C. DAH80JI. Hlnde, Miss, South H. H. GEAYSOH. Anderson.W.B.Eso. 1 1 - P)M8 1 - - Total Sato 1610 - R. HENDERSON. Andersson, W. if. Hodgson, Thomas., - 10 - C, LIVISOBTOSE. Esq., the late 11- ! Horattr, B. a. S 10 - £103 IB 3 N. MiCVlCAB. Anglo - American Lamport, Miss F. A. - 10 - EopeiOaknvnCo. 11- Lancaster Quay Com- Hon. Sec,— a» MATOB OT E. W. CBOPFBR, J.P. Mitehell, W., Bell* LIVERPOOL. Capi. THOHAS DVKBAST, Banner, Miss 1 1 - 1 Tne. 11- R.N.R. Baring, W. B. Esq.. 1 - - Moss, Mrs. A. B. ... - 10 - Vice-presidents— THOMAS FALIOWS, J.P. Barrow, James, Esq. 11- Parker, Mrs. M, E. . 11- The MATOB OT BTBKBNHBAD JOSKPR FOBBSSTEK. Bartlett, J. Adams, The MATOK OP BOOTLK. B. S. JOHKSOS, J.P. Esq ... .11- Preston, JT -10 - WIU.IAM RATHBONE, J.P, IsA.tc A. MACK, J.P. Bartlett, Tbos. Esq.. 11- Pritt, Rev. P. D. ...-10 - Sinrost. SMITH, M.P. Capt. Psissr. Bartlett, Wm. Esq. .11- Bay R . - 10 - R. D. HOLT, J. P. J. W. SCHOlBKKtD, J.P. Bates, E. and Sons, Blchmondiw...... - & - T. H. lsa.k.1, J.P- Capt. THOHAB. Messrs 48- RigbT, Rev. J. P. .. - 10 6 STKPHKH Wru.i4Msow, J.P. WHI.IAM THOMAS, J.P; Bateson, H. D. Esq. 11- SirWiti-sAK B.FORWOO»,J.P. Baylls,T.H.Esq.,V.C.l 1 - Boas, the Rev. Or... - 10 6 EDMUND TATLOB, f.F. Hon. Sec.— W. H. HIOKBOB. Beazley, James H. Royds, Rev.C. T.... 1 1 - Esq 11- Boyds, Mrs., Heysham Hon. Treasurer — Belcher, Wm. M., Liverpool Committee— JOSEPH GABDNKB, J.F. Colonel . . - 10 6 Ra« ft o 1 1 - lilt-Lite 3 3 - Messrs 11- Karck, Seo. F. Esq. - 10 - Perrin, E H. & Co. . 2 2 - Cameron, John, €&c\., Goffey, Thomas, Era. 11- Ker, I'he Misses.... - 10 - Philip, Son, and MD 42- Goodison, G. W. King, W. Esq I I - Nephew, Messrs. .11- CampbeU, Mm. Pit- E-q.,J.P 11- KnTtz.rhalles & Sons, Pickfort Brothers, Goodlass, Wall and Cannvngt™, E. Esq. IV- Co. Messrs 11- Laird Bros. Messrs.. 2 1 - Pllkington, Ueo Esq. 11- Uannington, 3haw & Goodwta, S. S. Esq. 1 1 - Laird, Miss 2 2 - Purter, W. S. Esq. .11- Co.. Ltd., Messrs.. 11- Goold, J. Stewart, Laird, Miss A. M... 1 1 - Porter, Wm. If Co. Carver Bros, and Co., Lamport and Holt, Messrs 11- Gordon, James & Co. Messrs 56- Powell, F.'H. & Co., Cheesbrongh, F. J. Messrs .... 11- Langlattds and Sons. Ekq 11- Gordon, Miss E. Messrs M 1 1 - Pratt. John R. Esq. 1 - - Clar-, Mrs. J.F.Leigh 1 1 - Blanche 1 1 - Langton. Chas. Esq. 11- Qulggin.John M. Esq. - 10 e Clarkson, Wm. Baq. 11- Langton, Miss 1 1 - Rae, Geoige. Esq. ..28- Clayton, Mrs. J. S. . 1 - - Gossage, Mrs. P. H. 1 - - Law, Fredk. F. E»q. 1 - - Rulll Bros. Messrs .22- Cliff Mn 1 1 - Gossage, FreJ.H.Esq. 22- Lawrence,W.F.Esq., Ranklne, Adam G. Cliff, Mies A. M 2 2 - Gostenhofer,C.T.E9q. 3 - - M P 11- CocfcbaVn.AllMdiwfc Gongh, Admiral.C B. 11- LemoninSfA.H.Esq., Rathbone, Mrs. Co., Messrs 13- Graham, Mrs. Henry 2 a - the late 1 1 - Coffee Mr* 5 - Graham Howe & Co. & - - Lewisf e Mnunsey . . l 1 - Rathbone, U.K. Esq. 6 - - Comber, Thos. K»q.. 11- Grayson.H. StC.,Ltd. 1 1 - Lindley, Mrs. 1 1 - Rathbone Brothers Cookson, E4-»M<1 H., Uret-nsnlelds, r.K.Bsq.l l - Little, William, E*q. 22- and Co. Messrs.... t S - Esq 11- Greenshielclu, Cowie, Liverpool Steam Tog Ratbbone,S.G. Esq. 2 2 - Cook8cm,Mra.T.Vr. 1 1 - it Co., Measts. ... 2 2 - Co., Limited 11- Ratliboni). Wm. Esq. 66- Cookson. T. W. Esq. 1 1 - Grnning&Co.Messr8. 22- Lockett, W. & J., Rawdon, J F. Esq. . - 10 6 Cope, VKs* Attw. ... 2 2 - Hannay, A. & Co., Rayner. Mrs. Lloyd 11- Cope, Miss Jessie ..11- L-rdBisbopofL'poolS - - Read, Col. Alfred... 23- Cons'n, D. H. Esq. .11- Harding, Thos. Esq.. 12- Lyster, Anthony G. B.ead«, Mrs. J. Cox G R Esq .11- Harris, W. S. Esq. .11- Esq...... 2 2 - Harrison, E. H. Esq. 11- Macfie & Sons, Messrs. 2 a - Reade, T. Mel)»rd, Crooks, R. P. Esq... S Harrlson, Fred. J. Macl\er, I). & Co. , 2 2 - Ctt*Ue,Col.Clias.E. 11- Mack, W. D. Esq. .11 Rees.Miss J.M 1 - - Crosfleld, C. J. Esq. 11- Harrtstm, H. P. Efq. 2 - - Macrae. G. G. tsq., Rew Mrs 1 1 - CtosfieW, Wm. Eaq , 1 - - Harrison, Jas Esq.. 11- the late 6 - - Rhyner, Cnas. Vsq.. 11- Crogtbwalte, Arthur, Uarrison, James B. Macvicar, Mirxball, RiRby, Colonel W.A. 1 1 - Esq 11- Keq 11- and Co 22- Rigby.M-ssL. E.-..10 - - Conard SJ3. Co., Harrison, Thos. Esq. 11- Mahler, John, Beq. . 1 - - Roberts, E. F. & W. 2 2 - Limited 10 - - Harrison.T.Fenwlck. Muhler, Jubn, Jnnr., Roberts 4 Co..Messrs. Carrey, Major Henry 11- Esq. 1 - - Robert, Limited. . 11- Dmte, <3«o. R. *'«i. 11- Harrison, T. and J., Malandrtnos, B. A. Robertson, Crowe it Davidson, E. W. Esq. 2 .2 - Messrs 65- Ksq - 10 6 Davidson, M« 11- Hartley, W. P. Eeq. 33- Maples Bros 1 - - Kobin, Rev. Canon, De-Jereey& Co 11- Hayes, W. Jnn. Esq. 33- Marquis, Root, Esq. 11- the lale 1 1 - Dempatfcr, Joha,Eaq.l 1 - Hayward.G. F.SCo. 11- Maxwt-ll. W. Esq. .22- Robinson, Miss M.E.I 1 - Derby, Eight Hon. Heap, R. R. Esq. ... 1 1 - McCulloch. A. M. * Roblnsou. Robt. Ksq. 11- 1 TbcEarlof. K,G.. 6 * - Hwbt.Levis&Kahn, Co., Messrs 11- Robinson, Thos. Esq. 11- 1 Dobell, Oswald, Esq. 22- Messrs 11- M«TnarmW, J. Esq.. 11- Robinson.W. L. Esq. I 1 - i Dome, Jimca, fcCo. Henderson Bros 2 2 - McDiarmid,MissEva - 8 - Rome, Thomas Esq. 11- | Messrs 1 1 - Henderson, K Esq.. 1 1 - McGeorge, Thos. J. Ronald and Rodger, | UnncanFox&Co... 1 - - Henderson, Capt. H.. 1 1 - Esn 1 - - 1 Duranty, Widow & Henderson, John, McPherson, Miss F. - 10 - Rnndell, T.W. Esq. 11- , Son, Messrs. 1 1 - Ksq., J.P 22- Meade-King, R. R. Baitors Home, Com- Buries and King, Henderson, W. G. mittee of - 1 0 6 i Limited, Messrs.. 11- Mellor,G. H. Esq.. 11- Samnelson, James, k " E C " 11- Herschell, Adolph, Ecclos, Akx. & Co., Esq 1 - Mer*ey Docks and Sanday, S. & Co. ... 3 S - Messrs 1 1 - Hill, J.E.GraF, Esq. 1 - Hari>onr Board moo - - Scholefleld, J. W. Eccles. E. S. ESQ.... 1 10 - Hind. J. H. &Co.,.. 2 - Mill Mrs. Jaa 1 1 - Edwards, T. H. Esq. 2 - - Holder, James, E hurch, per Janl^n, U. Bsq 11- Smith, Elisha, Esq. . 11- Young, P. W. Esq.. 65- A. Campbell. Esq. 1 1 - Jolly J. S.Esq.... - t - Smfth, .fames, ESQ., St. Luke's Church, King Rov. A. U. . - I" - Jf* . 11- Total Subs.. £1623 « 6 Lott.E. Eaq - 10 - Smith, J. Barkeley, Pe-rln, J. E. Esq. ..11- Ewj 11- £1 1? 3 Biobardson, W. K. Smith, Robt. Esq... 1 V - OonottoM. 8mith,BobertH Esq. 11- Sp> ncer, S. L. Ef^. . - 10 6 Smitb, Samuel, Esq., " An' ny rnous," per Spencer, W. C. Esq. 1 1 F. Hmdereon 1 3 « COIA'KOTKD XT NSW Taylor, C. B. Esq. .. - )o 6 MJ S - - BRIGHTON. Smyth, Rosa, 1. * Co. Bank of Liverpool, Waring. P. E»q.... - u - Mews..... 22- Ltd., Staff of tbe . 2 - - Subscription*. Westminster. His Soley, «. T. * Co., Bates, E. and Sons, Grace the Oakc of 5 - - Limited 1 1 - Messrs...,.,..,. 10 - - Ralley, J. 15sq - 10 6 Wilson. Eobert,E"q. - 10 - Sparrow, A. Esq.... I - - Cowie, C. G. Esq. .. 1 - - BelLW. Esq., M.O. 1 i - Wrigley, A. H. Esq. 11- Sprtagm&no & Co. Cui'liffe,Walt. E q. 10 10 - Browne, MinsTH. F.. - 10 - Messrs. £ -10 6 "li." 1 - - Bulley.S. Marshall & £U 6 - Sqoarey & Kendall. . 11- Stevenson, Geo. Esq. 32" D» ker, H. Bsq - li> - Comberbach, W. S. Evcrton football Ikinutions. Stevenson, John, Esq. 1 I - Collected ou Shore .. - 8 4 Stevenson, John « Life - boat Sunday Co 11- .Tones, E. Stewart, Clover, Clayton & Co., Messrs 22- Collection 30 6 4 Stone, Geo, Esq., the Mrs. Spencer's ehil- late - 10 8 Latuam, Hy. A.Bsq. - 6 - CuDuingbam.HEsq, 1 1 - Maxwell, Wm. EM. S - - Stringer, Miss 1 1 - Nicholls K. H. E-q. - 3 2 Swire. John, & Sons, Pferdmendges, W. Eskrigge, B. A. £sq. -106 Esq 1 - - Evans. T. Bad - 6 - Rogers, D. and King A., Misses - 19 3 Tata, Henry & Sons, 8Kthbone,8. a. Keq. 5 - - Sunson, jlessre. Q, Limited 1 1 - Both* eil, Mr». Mary i &8on 1 1 - £i2 3 4 Taylor, Chew., Sons, ttamuwn, J. Jj. u. * Co., Messrs. 11- Hatter. F.W. P. Eao;, I - - Esq l | - T»ylor,Edmund,Eiiq. 11- Sandera, J. Jan. .... - 10 « Hind, Miss 5 - ^?oa:es. Shaw, Frank. £»q... 5 - - Hovwhton,H.J.E8q. 1 1 - Taylor, Staveley 4 Collection Boxes ... - 18 11 Co Messrs...;... 11- S.S. Xnidar, pi» James, P. Eso -10 - Temple, Miss 1 - - Samuel Honuh ... 2 8 6 Kenti H. B. Esq.... - 16 - Thompson, Anderson, S.S. Moggie Har- Kirfchftin, B. J. Esq. - 10 6 *nd Co. M«*r«. ..11- rington, perSaml. McDo»ald,J.W.E8q. 11- COLLECTED AT FOBMBT. Thompson, E. Esq.. - 10 6 Hongh, fcsq 116 Molvneux, Mrs. ... 1 I - Subscription* t i TaontioD, W.Seq.., 1 1 - S.S- Xaioreie, Capt. Monk Jfra. - 1 6 Billings, Captain ... J 1 - Ptnwlll and crew. 1 U 6 Newatead, F. Esq. .11- Thraves&Owen.,. 11- 1 Connolly, J. E. Esq. 11- Threlfetl's Brewery S.S. Jfetrose, per North J *. Esq. 1 1 - Fonnby, J. Esq 11- Co. Limited 22- Samuel Hough... 116 i Km, Miss - 10 - Gi)l)ert8on,F.B.Ksq. 11- TOston,J<*.a.EBqShip Strobe, per. Mr 11. - Ravennctoft, W. E. Payne, mnitz ft Dnxbnry 1 1 - . A. CABS*. Lyon, Lord, and Co. 1 1 - Hon. Secretary — Leigh, Mrs 6 5 - J. COEBETT. Mark. John, J.P... . 11- Mr. A. NICHOLSON. J. H. COBNS. McK.and, Mrs 1 1 - Mellor, E. VV.Esq... 11- Chevaliere FROJHUOH. Melland and Coward 11- Seoretary and Collector- Morewood, Mrs. .... 1 - - A. A. GILLIES. Merttens and Co. ... 1 1 - Mr. B. W. COWPEE. Muipratt, J. H. Esq. - 10 6 S. B. KKNDAL. Millward & Co 1 1 - Ormerod.MiM 1 1 - J. LOCKWOOD. Moseley, D. * Sons. 1 1 - Annual Sulucripttent. Ormerod, MissJ.... 11- I. MAESDIN. Murray, Mr. & Mrs. Bamford, I., J.P.... 11- TONATHAN NOBBURT. Adam .2 2 - Bodden,William,J.P. 11- Salt, Mis 1 1 - I. L. PHICB. Nnttall, Harry 1 1 - Smith. Miss E 1 - - P. J. RAMSAY. •attcson, J. ft H. .. 1 1 - Cheetham, J. M 11- Thompson, B. Hey- T. SHORE. 'etrocochlno Bros... 11- Megg, Abraham .... 1 1 - wood, E»q 1 1 - 3. STEVENSOS. Philips, H., J.P 2 - - C!egg,J»B. W..J.P.. 33- Thoraley, W. B. Esq. - 10 « W. B. SUTTLS. Philips, J. ft N. ft Cleng, James W., ThrelfaU, Mrs. 1 - - High Crompton . . 1 1 - Wartenberg, S.Esq.. 1 - - Honorary Treasurer— Polit.ichi, C. - 10 - Clegg.JohnE 11- Wright, H. L., Esq. - 10 6 Bailton, J 1 - Cleng, Mrs. H., High Ralli Bros 1 - Secretary— Total Subs. .£32 16 « Schwabe and Co., S. 2 Dodd, John, J.P 1 1 - F. WOMEESLKT. 1, Piccadilly Schuster, Fulda&Oo. 1 Dronsfield, Samuel . 1 - - Manchester. Slagg and Go., John. 1 Eminott, Alfred, J P. 1 1 - Smith Walter 1 1 Enunott, W. B 1 1 - SPECIAL SUBSCRIPTION AMD Annual Subtcriptioni. Taylor, GaruettA Co, 2 2 Hamilton, ML-8 DONATIONS FROM THE Agnew, J. H. S Br.. - 10 Thames and Mersey MEMBERS OF THE LYTHAH Andrew, G. and Sons 1 1 Marine Insurance Knott,Miss Hester A. - 10 6 AND ST. ANNE'S GOLF UtuB Annistead B ... 1 1 Leach J W ..11* Ashton. Thos., J.P. . 2 2 Toller, T. N 1 - Lees Josh,, J.P. ... 2 2 - Haworth, G. C. Esq. - S - Tooiai, Broadbnrst, Newton, Frank .... - 10 6 Hemingway, C. B. ' Barbour, Robt. & fir. 3 3 Lee Co. Ltd 5 5 Newton, Jno. E.. J.P. - 10 « Barclay, R. and Co. . 1 1 Watts, E 1 1 Newton, Miss Emily - 10 6 Lees, Gilbert, Esq. . B - - Barlow & Jones, Ltd. 1 1 Whitwortb.E 1 1 Newton, Mrs. F. ... - 11 6 Midwood, T. C. Esq. 11- Beattie, Altgel.lt.and Wilson, A. W 1 1 Oldhum Equitable Parke, Herbert, Ksq. 11- Co 1 1 Wilson, Kiiowles ft Cc-oper. Soc., Ltd. 10 10 - Behrens, the Messrs. 4 4 Co 1 - Oldham Industrial Pilklngton, L.Esq.. 11- Bell] W - 10 Woodhouse, Eev. Conifer. Sac., Ltd. 10 10 .- Bles, S. D. and Sons. 1 1 Palm Mill Co., Ltl.. 1 - - Woolley, H 1 Platt, S. B., J.P., Less one-half to 8t. British and Foreign Wright, John 1 1 D.L 5 - - Anne's Branch ... 1 4 Marine Insurance fflegler.Ph. and Co.. 1 1 Platt, Thos.. J.P... . 11- Co., per J. H. Radcliffe, Mrs. S. J. 1 1 - 7 ^ Total Subs.. £138 - Rowlanr), John, J P. 11- Brown, A. C. & Co.. - 10 Schofleld, Edwiu,J P. 2 2 - ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BRANCHES. 171 £. l. d. £. «. d. *. s. ... 1 1 - Crommack, Mr - 6 - Brighouw.LukB.Ksq. 11- Chadwick. G. T. Esq. 1 - Wrigley.Miss 22- Deighton, Mr - 5 - Brighouse, Mrs., The Cleng, James W. Esq. 1 - Dlggle.Mi.S 11- Clegg. John, Esq., TotaISnbs..£81 13 « Dunn, Mr. S 11- Bromley, Jas. Esq., J.P. 1 - Elliott, Or. - S - Crompton, Abel, Esq. 1 - Elstub, Rev. W 10 6 Casteja, Th«> Ron Crompton, John, Esq. Ferguson, Mr. H. . . - 10 6 Oonntde (1897-98) 66- J.K. 1 - Donationi. Garside, S A. Esq. . - 10 - Gillibrand, Mr. R... 1 - - Holcroft, Thos. Ksq. - 6 - Crompton, Josh-Esq., J.P 1 - Pillar Box' ....'.... & 6 3 Hacking, Mrs - 6 - Lax.MiM - S - Crowther, A. H. Esq. 1 - M orison, John. Ksq. - 10 6 Ciowther.F. G. Esq., Sbawe, Mrs. J. H... - 10 - Total Dons.... 6 16 3 Hargreaves, Mr.R.. - 8 - j(> . i _ Total Subs. ....81 13 8 Harker Mr . - 5 Wumall, E. Esq. ..11- Dearden, J. G. Esq. 1 - Higwn, Mr - 5 - Woodruw, Rev. J. E. - 10 6 Dimntock, Mrs 1 - Hilton, Mr. F 1 1 Entwlsle, J. B. N. £87 9 9 Hoari-.Mr. - 5 - Total £12 19 - Esq 1 - Holt, Mr. T - 5 - Haigh, J. W. Esq. . 1 - Irving, Mr. R. H. .. - 10 - Hartley, J. R. Esq.. 1 - Jackson, Mr. G 1 - - Heap. Arthur, Ksq.. 1 - Heape,BenJ.Esq.J.P. 1 - ST. ANNE'S-ON- Knight, Dr. 10 6 RADCLIFFE Hurst, Kichard. Esq., Utwrence, Mr. J.... 11- J.p 1 - THE-SEA Leach Mr D ... - 6 BRANCH. Hntrhuison. Mrs.... 1 - 1-owe.Mr. G - 6 - Jackson, Geo. Ksq. . 1 - BRANCH. Macara, Mr. c. W.. 2 2 - Chairman — Jones, Jas. E. Esq. .. 1 - Macbeth, Mr. N. ... - 10 6 Mr. Alderman GKKEXHAI cm, Kay, W. H. Hsq 1 President- Manley Mr - S - J.P. Kemp Mrs 22- Rev. W. G. TKBEY, M.A. Margerison, Mr. ... - 10 - Treasurer — King, J. Bussell, Mellor Mrs - 5 - Esq 11- Local Committee— Menziee.Mr. W. M. - 10 6 W. J. H. HOFKINSOX, Esq. King, Mrs - 10 6 Hr. CHAKLES W. MACABA, Hon. Secretary — King, W. H. Esq. . . - 10 6 J.P., Chairman. Moscrop, Miss 11- J. SHAHPLES, Esq. Lancanbire, J. H. Mr. A R. HixiKRsox, • Newbiggin, Mr. W. 1 - - Esq, J.P 11 - Vice-Chairman. (No List for 189).) Law, Messrs. A.& W. 2 2 - Rev. W ELSTOB. Lee, John, E>q 1 1 - Mr. T. HOLT. Peel Mr. R 1 i - L' e, Thomas, Ksq. .11- Mr. R. H. IBVIBG. Peel, Mrs - 5 - Littlewood, J. S. Rev. fi. KfiiiP. Esq.,J.P.... 1 1 - Mr. L. LEE. RAWTENSTALL Lord, James, Esq... 11- Mr. A. E. SMITH. Kedfern,Mr 10 6 Lord, T. K. Esq 1 1 - Mr. S. L. STOTT. BKANCH. Mellor.Zacbary.Esq. 11- Mr. G. SWAIN.-ON. Rlnxtes,Mi.G ,. - 5 - Milne, J H. Lees. Kev. .1. W. VABLET. Royle, Mr J - lu « Chairman — Esq.. J.P 1 1 - Mr J. WAINWBIGHT. Sacre.Mrs. 11- His Worship TUB MATOB. Milne, Mrs. J. . . . 1 1 - Hon. Trf-asurer — Sagar, Mr - S - Hon. Secretary — Moleswortb, Alexr. Mr. H. PORHTTT. sii'lient. Mr. J - 10 6 Esq., .IP 11- Shepherd, Mr. R. ... - 10 6 HRBBEBT WHITEHEAD, Ksq. Hon. Secretary — Mr. THOMAS BBADLET. Smith, Mr. A - 10 6 Annual Subscriptions. Ofden. William, E»q. - 10 - Sialer, lir - 5 Openshaw, J. H. Esq. 11- Hon. Auditor — Stansfield, Mr. - 5 Athwortb, Ed., Esq., Ormerod, W. E. Esq. 1 - - Mr. RICHARD BOWMAN, C.A. St A nnc's Hotel ... 1 1 - j.p 1 i Petrte, George, Esq., Stead, Mr. - 5 - Bolton, H. H. Era . j.p „ 11- Stoot, Mr. S. L - 5 - J.p rj _ _ Petrie, Jno. E. Esq., Ladies' Committee- Surr and Suotten, Brooks, Hon. Wm., J.p 11- President— Misses , , . , 6 - J.P 11- Petrie, Mrs. James.. 11- Mrs. C. W. MAOABA.

M 2 172 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2m> MAT, 1898. £. s. d. £. I. d. £. s. d. Swainson, Mrs - 6 - Davenhlll.Mrs 1 1 - Interest on borough Fennell, Mrs 1 1 - loan 386 Terry, Rev. W.G... 11- Johnson, Mr. T. F. . 1 1 - Thompson, Mr. J. . - 10 - GeiMes, Miss 1 1 Hmesterslnu. Jones. Messrs. T. & Varley, Rev. J. W.. - 6 - Geddes, Miss 1 11- j - 10 e Wade, Mr. E -10 6 G lover, Isaac, Esq... 11- Kempson,Mrs.W... 11- WainwriKht, Mr. J. - 10 6 Glover, Miss S 11- LEICESTER Lakin, Dr. Ohas B - Walker, Mrs. - 5 - Gregory, Mrs.H. L. 11- BRANCH. Lead, Mr. W.H B - Whipp, Mr. E. . . . - 5 -Halliday, Mrs 11- Uicsater Butchers' White, Mr. J.H... - 5 - Haydock, Mrs 2 2 - President^ Association, The. . 11- Whitehead, Mr - 6 - Heap, Ralph, Esq... 11- SIB ISRAEL HAKT. Uveiib, Mrs. F -10 6 Whlttaker, Mrs.... - 5 - Hesketh, Mrs. 1 1 - Williamson, Mr. R. Hulme, Wm. Esq... 2 2 - Tice-Presidents— Marshall, Mr. J. B. - 6 - W 11- Jackson, Miss - 10 6 W. H. WALKER, Ksq. McAlpUi, Mrs. J. W. - 6 - Johnson, J. H. Esq. E. CLEPHAN, E«q Morley and Sons, Worthington, Mrs. . - 10 6 J.P., the late .... 11- J. H. COOPER, Ksq. H. SIMPSON GEE, Esq. O.lames, Mr. S - 10 6 Lancashire and York- Paget, Mr. Alfred... 11- Total £59 9 - shire Railway Co. . 33- Local Committee — Paget, MissL - 10 - Lathom, Earl of.... 56- THB MAYOR, Alderman A. Plckard, Messrs. J. Leyland.Mrs.Naylor 11- WAKERI.ET. Macfle, Col., J.P.... 1 - - Mr. Alderman UNDEBWOOO. Raven, Mr. W - s - Mathwin, H. Esq., Sir THOS. WRIGHT. Rolleston,Sir J. F. L. - 10 6 j.p 11- Mr. Alderman E. WOOD. SOUTHPORT Mathwin, H. Esq., Mr. Alderman BAEFOOT. Sidley, Mrs. C. M. . . 1 1 - BRANCH. Mr. Counciller S FAIRE. Spencer, Mr. C.A... 11- Maxwell, J. M. Esq. 11- Mr. Councillor J. H. MAS- Stanyon, Mr. W.... 11- 1 President— McKerrow, J. Esq. .11- SHALL, J.P. Stretton and Sons, The Rt. Hon. The Mldwood, A.H.Esq. 1 1 - Mr. ConndUorPocmjT. EA&L OF LATHOX. Monks, Thos. Esq. .22- Mr. Councillor VORLET. Nicholsoii, R. Esq., Mr. W. H. BATES. Walker, R. & Sons. . - 10 8 Local Committee— J.P 11- Mr. Councillor GEO. BANTON. Walker, Mr. W. H. 1 1 R. NICHOLSON, Esq., J.P., Openshaw.Fred.Esq., Mr. J. H. BUCKLEY. Wand, Mr. Stephen. - B - Chairman. J.P 11- Mr. ALFRED COLSON Webster, Messrs. T. G. AOSTEBFIELD, Esq., J.P. Opensnaw.0. 0. Esq. 11- Mr. J. BANCROFT ELLIS. & Co - 5 - Commander BRAGG, R.N.R. * Pilkington, SirG.A, Mr. R. H. ELLIS. Went, Rev. J - 5 - HENRY BROOKE, Esq., J.P. J.P.7C.A 11- Mr. E. F. COOPEB. West, Mr. A. J - B - B. CHKKTHAM, lisq. Rimmer, E. J. Esq., Mr.A. H. Br/BGBss. Williams, J. H. & T. 0. CLINNING, Ksq., J.P., j.p. .TV.. 11- Mr. J. C. CLARKE. C.C. Mr. F. HEWITT. Wilson, Mr. Geo.... - 10 6 Dr. GlLLIBRAND. Scarisbrick, Chas. Mr. S. ODAUES. Sums under 61. .... - 12 6 H. MATHWIN, Esq., J.P. Esq., J.P 11- Mr. C. A. SPENCER. Sir G. A. PILKINGTON, J.P., Scarisbrick, Wm. Mr. W. STANTON. Total Subs.. £40 15 6 C.A. Esq., J.P. 11- Mr. J. A. HOPPS. E. J. KrMMBK, Esq., J.P. Shaw, W. H. Esq. .11- Mr. J. PABSONS. CHAS. SCARISBRICK, Esq., J.P. Smith Miss - 5 Mr. C. T. GBEEN. Donations. JOHN SUALLSHAW, Esq. Skelton, Miss - 10 6 Mr. W. RAVEN. Barlow: TheTrustees Rev. Canon THOMPSON, M.A. Stead, J. F. Esq., J.P. 11- Mr. Jos. GODDARD. of the late Miss .. 6 - - Rev. T. SDTCUITFE, M.A., Stewart, W. J. Esq., Mr. Superintendent ELY. J.P. Mr. MORRIS. Collected by— JOHN UNwm, Esq., J.P., C.C. Stopford, Mrs. 1 - - Mr. KENNY. Longhurst, Mr. .. - 2 11 Col. WILSBY, J.P. Sutcliffe, Rev. T., JAMES WOOD, Esq., J.P., M.A., J.P. 11- E. CLKPHAN, Esq. Total Dons... 8 15 7 LL..D. Thomas, Wm. Esq., STANLEY WILSON, Esq. Honorary Secretary — Total Subs. . .40 15 6 J.P 11- Mr. ALBERT C. FAIRE. Honorary Treasurer— Thompson, Rev. £49 11 1 C. D. ANDEBSON, Esq. Annual Subscriptions. Todd, James, Esq. . 1 - - £. i. d. Honorary Secretaries — Unwin, John, Esq., Adkinson, Mr. R L. - 6 - Wjj. THOMAS, Esq., J.P. ./.P., C.C 11- Atkins, Mr. A. F... - 6 W. H. SHAW, Esq. Weaver, James, Esq. Bates, Mr. W. H.... 1 1 - M D 1 1 - Collector — Welsby, Colonel, J.P. 1 1 - Bowmar, Mrs. T. ... - 10 6 Utncolns&fre. Mr. MARTIN. West, Misses 1 1 Bowmar, Mr. Walter 1 1 - Annual Subscriptions. Wood, James, Esq., Bowmar, Miss - 10 6 J.P., LL.II 11- Burgess, Yr. Josh. .11- LINCOLNSHIRE Ansterfield, G. Esq., Wood, Misses 1 1 - Burton, Mr. J - in 6 SHIPWRECK J.P. _ 10 6 Wilson, Stanley.Esq. - 10 - Chamberlain, Mr. T. - 6 - Ashworth. I)r. Percy - 5 - Sums under 5 ». ... - 2 6 Cbarlesworth, Mr.T. ASSOCIATION Barlow, Mr., Coun- G ... - B - BRANCH. Total Subs.. £75 1 - Cleplian, Mr. E 1 1 - Colls, Mrs, Bir- Central Committee — > Barrow, W. A. Esq. 11- Rear- Admiral BDCKLB. Blacklock, Mrs 22- ColsoD, A - 5 W. D. GAINSFOHD, Esq. Bland, W. E. Esq. .11- Donation!. Cook, Mrs. John M., T. C. GARFIT, Esq. Boocock, Mr., Coun- Rev. A. GEDGE. Sundry amounts.... - 18 3 Cooper, Mr. J. H. . . 1 1 - C. GBANTHAU, Esq. Boothroyd.A.E.Esq. 1 - - Contribution Boxes. 35 14 11 Ellis, Mrs. 0. H 1 1 - B. R. LANGTON, Etq. Boothroyd.Wm. Esq. - 10 6 Everard, Mr. J. B... 11- J. S. LISTKR, Esq. Total Dons 3613 2 Everard, Mr. T.W.. - 5 - C. MiSSINGBERD-HlJKDT, Bradbury, Mrs. (the Total Snbs 75 1 - Franklin, Dr 6 - Esq. late) 1 1 Gee, Mr H.Simpson 1 1 - Col. PBESTON. Bragg, Commander, £112 - 2 GUlson, Mr. H. T... 1 1 - W. H. SMYTH, Esq. R.N.R 11- Gimson and Co., Rev. J. S. WAERKN. Brierley, J. Esq. ... 1 - - Tie Commander EM. Burden, P. Esq 1 1 - Goddard, Mr. J. W.. - 6 - Coastguard. Cheetham, B. Esq... 11- Goddard,Mr. Josh.. -10 6 Treasurer— Clinning, T. 0. Esq., Hardington & Elliott, WILLIAM GARFIT, Esq. J.P., C.A 1 1 - Craven, S. B. Esq. . - 10 6 Harrison and Sons, Joint Honorary Secretaries- Curzon, Rt. Hon. G. Messrs. T - 5 - Rev. R. W. CBAOBOFT and N, M.P. . . , 1 1 - Hewitt, Mr. F - 5 - Rev. E. RAWKBLET, ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BRANCHES. 173 £. «. d. Annual Subtcriptiont. £. t. d. Wilson, Mr. J - 5 - SKECNESS SEASOH. Thomns, Mr. F - 6 - £. i. d. Wlnnate, Mies - 6 - Thorns, Son and Co., Hon. Secretary— Bjessrg 1 1 - AUenby, Miss I - - Yarborongb, the Right C. F. GBANTHAM, Esq. Ancaster, Ht. Hon Hon. the Earl of . 2 - - Tunnard, C. T. Esq. 11- Earl of 6 - - Yorke-Dallas,T.Esq. 11- Donations. Tuiford, Ivon, Esq. - 10 6 Aubertin, E. Esq. ..11- Wright. Messrs. C. & Bethlem Hospital, £121 19 6 £. >. a. C - 10 6 Governors of 6 5 - Collections and Boxes 3 12 11 Wren, J. Esq 1 - - Yeatman, Mrs. C. . . - 10 - Booth, K H. Esq. ..11- Donations. Borradaile, Bev.-F.. 11- SHTTOH BRANCH. Boucherett. Miss ... 1 1 - Tennant,Miss 5 - - Total...... £23 12 - Committee — Brownlow, Karl ....20 - - £126 19 6 WK. HOFF, Esq. Buckle, Bear-Ad- R. FRANCIS, Esq. Interest on Mr. Hud- Mr. J. T. SIMONS. Capital ft Counties son's Legacy .... 6 8 - Mr. R. WEST. GRIMSBY BRANCH. Bank, Ltd , The. . 1 - - Interest on N. E. Patroness — Chaplin, Rt. Hon. H., Railway Deben- Hon. Secretary — The Countess of YABBOBOCGH. M.P 22- Mr. B. SIMOKS. Obeales, Rev. H. J.. - 10 6 Wells, Miss, the President and Chairman — Claypon, W. L. Esq. 11- late, Trustees of.. If B 9 Annual Subscriptions. EDWABD BANNISTEE, Esq. Cockburn, N.C. Esq. 2 2 - Francis, R. Esq. - 10 6 Cracroft, E.W.Esq. 11- £67 3 9 Hoff, Wm., Esq. - 10 6 Local Committee — Cracroft, Rev. R. W. 1 1 - Riggall, E. Esq.. - 10 6 J. R. BUCKIEY, Esq. Crowder, F. Ksq. ... 2 2 - Simons, Mr. B. . - 10 6 G. A. CABE, Esq. Dnvy, J. W. Esq. . . - 10 6 G. CARTWKIGHT, Esq. CHAPEL BRANCH. Simons, Mr. J. T - 5 - Ernie - Erie - Drax, West, Mr. B. - 5 - J. CHAPMAN, Esq. Mrs 2 - - Hon. Secretary — T. CHAKLTON, Esq. Mr. W. G. WEST. £2 12 - T. HAUL, Esq. Gainsford,W.D.Esq. 11- C. MARSHALL. Esq. Garflt,Wm. Esq.... 22- Donations. Donations. S. GATES, Esq. Garnt, T. C. Esq. ..11- Mr. PEICE, (Principal Officer Harrison,R. Esq.... - 10 —Co\l«Sioa» »nd Brass 1 - - Coltettton Boxes U S of HM. Coastguard at Heneage, the Bight Concert & Collection 6 4 10 Cleethorpes). Hon. Lord 11- Collections at Public J. ROBINSON, Esq. Higgins, J. Esq -10 < LOUTB BBANOH. A. SOAHES, Esq Hollway, H. Esq.... 11- J. SUTCLIFFB, Esq. Hopkinson. Bev. W. 1 1 - (No Local Committee.) £15 10 1 T. M. WILLIAMS, Esq. Homsby, W. Esq... 1 - - Ingilby, .Sir H. D. Allott, Major 1 - - Honorary Secretary— Bart 2 - - Cusworth, Mr. J. ... - 5 - SDHMAET. Capt. THOMAS JBWITT. Jameson-Dixon.Mrs. 11- Association Branch 126 19 6 Annual Subscriptionl. Ladds, Bev. J. S.... - S - Eve & Co., Mewrs. . 1 - - Ditto Interest 67 3 9 Langton, Bennet, Esq. 22- Marsden, D. W. Esq. - 5 -Boston Branch 23 12 - Anchor Line Fishing Lincoln, Bishop of . . 2 2 - Marsden, S. Esq. ... - 5 -Chapel ditto 2 - - Co., Ltd. 11- Lincoln, Dean of ... 1 1 - Louth ditto 6 16 0 Atlas Steam Fishing Lister, J. 8. Esq. ... 1 1 - Walkington,W. Esq. - 10 - Mablethorpe ditto .888 Co., Ltd 11- Mackinder, H. Esq.. - 6 - Wilde, Kev. Canon .11- N. Somercotes ditto 246 MassinRberd.Rev.W. 11- Skegness ditto 3 12 11 Bannister, E. Esq. ..11- Massingberd-Mundy, £5 16 - Satton ditto 15 10 1 Bannlster, Mr. A. . . 1 1 - Mitchinson,Mr.W.G. - 10 6 Total £255 7 5 Bates & Mountain, Ogilvy, Mrs. K. MiBLETHOEPE BRANCH. Hamilton 1 - - Bennetts & Co., Cambridge, theYis- Local Committee — Messrs 22- Mr. Woon. Blow, Mr. D - 5 - Focklington-Coltmau, Mr. STBAWSOK. Brown Mr W . S - Mrs 1 1 - Mr. DADBirar. BOSTON BRANCH. Buckley, Mr. J. R. . - 10 - Mr. MALKINSON. Butt, Mr. W - B - Preston, Colonel. ... - 10 6 (No Local Committee.) Pretyman, E.G.Esq. 2 2 - Carlton, Mr T - 10 . Pretyman, Rev.Canon 11- Hon. Secretary — Carrie Co., Messrs.. 22- Dr. IKBDALG. Collector- Cartwright, G. Esq.. - 10 « Rawnsley, E. V. Esq. 11- Mr. J. G. KU.LIHOWOETH. Bawnsley.Bev.Edw. 11- Chapman, J. Esq. ..11- Allott,Rev. R 1 1 - Chapman, Mr. G.... - 6 - Keynaniion.C.B. Esq.l 1 - Bell, Mr J - 10 6 Annual Subieriftiara. Bice, B. F. Esq - 10 - Charlton, T. Esq.... - 10 « Hr»y, Mr. H. H 10 6 Coal, Salt & Tanning Robinson, J. N. Esq. - 10 - Iredalf, Dr .'... - 6 - Bothamley, Mr. H. . - 6 - Rogers, H. Esq 11- Sums under 5* - 10 - Clemow, Mr. R. H.. - B - Sale, Rev. T. W.... 11- Boxes and Collections S 11 8 Coward, Mr. M. W. - 6 -Cook, Mr. a - 10 « Sbuttleworth, A. Esq. 22- Dodds, Mrs 11- Co-operative Ice Co. 1 1 - Sibthorp,C. C. Esq.. 3 - - £888 Dyer, B. B.Esq - 10 « Co-operative Stores, Sibthorp, M.W. Esq. 1 1 - Hildred, Mr. G - B - Ltd 11- Sibthorp.MissWaldo 22- Horry.Mr.H -10 - Cnrry, Mr. H. J. ... - 10 6 Sibthorp, Mrs. Waldo 11- NOTCH SovsiacOTHB BUAXCB. KiHlngworth,MissR. - 6 - Danbney, Miss - S - Smitb, Ellison & Co. 2 2 - David, Mr. A. R. . . - 10 6 Smyth. W. H. Esq.. 11- Local Committee- Pearson, F. Esq. ... 1 - - Dawson&Son, Messrs. - B - Stanhope. J. B. Esq. 22- Mr. G. WATTS. Pearson, Misses 10 - Edwards, Mr. M 11- Stanhope, The Hon. Mr. W. IkmsoH. Pilley A Son, Messrs. - 6 - EUis, Mr. S -10 C Mrs E 3 - - Mr. R. HOCJ.DKK. Rainey, A. Esq - 10 6 Gait, Mr. A - B - Stoniland, M. Esq. .11- Messrs. H. & T. WttSOK. Goddard, Mr. G. ... - S - Grimsby Co-oper- Swan, J. Etq - 10 6 Hon. Secretary — Swan, Major C. A... 1 1 - Rowland, J. W.Esq. - 10 6 ative Box Co. ... 1 1 - Mr. G. HOULPEN. Simonds & Son, Grimsby Ice Co 2 2 - Swan,fiev. C. T.... 11- Hill, Rev T - 1 6 Messrs. J. C - 10 6 Grimsby & North Sea Tennant,Mrs 1 - - Houlden, G. Ksq. - 10 - Skinner and Son, SteamTrawlingCo. 11- Thimbleb.y,T.W.Esq.- 10 « Houlden, R. Esq. - B - Messr-3 - 10 6 Grimsby Steam Fish- Tumor, E. Esq 11- Johnson, Rev. P.. - 10 - Small & Son, Messrs. - 10 6 ing Co 1 1 - Tweed, H. Esq - 5 - Longley, Rev. T.. - 6 - Stamford, Spalding, Grimsby Steam Lougheed, Dr. ... - 5 - and Boston Bank- TrawlingCo 11- Warren, Rev. J. S... 11- Sums under 5f .. . * - 2 - ing Company .... 5 B - Grimsby Union White, F. T. Esq. . . 1 - - Sh-rwin. S. Esq - 10 6 Steam Fishing Co. 11- Williamson, Mr. Jas - 5 - £246 Staniland.R.W.Esq. 11- Gny & Smith, WiUengiby,Ld.M.P. 5 - - Storr, The Misses . . - 10 - 174 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAT, 1898. ft. *. d. *. ». 1 1 - ANNUAL SUBSCEIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BRANCHES. 175 £. i. d. Blake. Henry, Esq.. 11- BRANCASTER SAMCEt HOAKE, Esq., M.P. Donationi. Bonlderson, Mrs.... 11- Mr. B. RUST Buxton, Geoffrey F. BRANCH. Mr. Q. W. UDST. £. t.d. Esq 5 - _ Phillips, E. J. Esq. . - 10 - Local Committee— Contribution Boxes- Buxton, S. G. Esq... 2 2 - Smifs REEVE, teq., Honorary Secretary — Ash Rudd, Esq., Cator,Albemaiie,fcsq.- 10 - W. a. SAHDFOBD, Esq. Uooper, 0.H. Egg.... - H» « Chairman. J P . 1 JO 6 Co«ns-Hardy, H. H. Mr. S. G. ARCHBOULD. Clements, Mr. B., Bev. H. E. BniWEB. Annual Sutxcriptiont. Swan Inn - 7 9 Esq., Q.C., M.P... 2 2 - Mr. H. MCSSBTT. England, Mr. D., Cubitt. Major F. A.. 1 - - Mr. F. PALM KB, £. 1. d. King's Arms Dowson, K. T. Esq.. 11- Mr. C. V. YocRfl. Suffleld, the Bt. Bon. Hotel, Lmdham. - 7 6 Fletcher, B. E. Esq.. 11- Lord . ... 2 2 - Gwyn,Mrs. - 16 - Fonmaine, Mrs 1 1 - Honorary Secretarr— Amherst of Hack- Slater, Master GiUett, Thos. Esq... 22- Rev. E. K. KKBSLAKK, B. A . ney, Tbe Bt. Hon. Geoffrey 1 2 - Hamond, B. H. Esq. 3 - - Lord 1 1 - Summer Visitors' Banner, F. W. Esq. 1 1 - Annual SutKriftiont. Barclay, R. W. Esq. 11- Collection . .. - 11 6 lrby,Mrs.Isabells H. 1 1 - Buxlon, Sir T. F. Bt. 2 2 - Sums under 6< - 2 6 Jex-Blake, Mrs. £. t. d. Buxton, T. F. Esq. .22- Abbott, Colonel .... - S - Buxton.The Dowager Udell, R. V. Esq... - 10 6 Ames-Lyde, Mrs.... - 11 - Total Dons..... S t S Total Subs. ....16 17 6 May.Geo. Esq 11- Aniberst, Lord 1 1 - Gtarney, John Henry, MilianLMrs 11- Archboutd, Mr. S.G. - 10 8 £22 6 2 Mllis.J. Arthur, Esq. 11- Blomenetd, Rev. E.. - 5 - Hoare, Richard, Esq. 22- NeviU. Rev. Canon .11- Bulwer, Rev. H. E.. - 10 - Hoare, Samuel, Esq., Norwich, Very Rev. Bygott, Mr. R - 5 - M.P. .771. 2 2 theDeanof 11- Cook, Mr. O - i - Rust, B. - 5 - Raikes, Mrs. ... 1 - - Cook, Mr. Henry ... - in - Sandford, W. G. Esq - 10 - Ray, Rev. H...... 1 1 - U'Angib«a, Kev. G. - 5 - HUNSTANTON Rtpley, Rev. Canon. 2 2 - Eventt, Mr. Thomas - 6 - Total Subs 16 10 - BRANCH. Steward, Patteson A Francis, Mr. J. P. .. - 10 6 Go. Ltd 11- Green. Mr. John ... - 10 6 President— Taylor, F. 0. Esq., Hammond/ Mrs - S - Donations. H. LE STEAHQE, Esq. Hon. Secretary... 11- Hare, Ibe Kev. Wild, Edward, Esq. - 10 - Donations -10 8 Local Committee. Wodehonse, Mrs.C. 2 - - Hollw..y - Calthrop, Contr bution Boxes :— Mr. B. BAGOB. Esplanade at d Bev. H. D. BABEKTT. Life-boat House 339 Total Sabs £47 IS - Hoste, Miss 1 1 - Mr. W. DOBKAH. Ingleby, H. E. q. ... 1 1 - Mr. J. W. HU»H. Kerslakb. Kev. B. K. 1 1 - Total £20 4 6 Mr. E. KITTON. Donation. Knigbu Bev. J. L. . - 5 - Mr. W. H. LESLIE. LamK Rev. J - 5 - Be?. C. M. MOOBX. The late Miss E. H. Mr. J. C. MOEOAH-BBOWH. Howiett, per Mrs. Lord Bishop of Thet- ford, The - 10 - Lieutenant OLIVES, In- Mack, Mr. Tbos. T.. - 10 - HASBOROUGH spector Coastguard. Total.. . £97 13 Mussett, Mr. Hy.... - S - Mr. W. H. EEECS. Overman, Mr. K. . . . - 5 - Bev. PEEOT C. STAHIET. BRANCH. Mr. B. G. SDMPTEE. Palmer, Mr. F. .... - 10 - Mr. H. D. WABD. Palmer, Mr. L -10 6 Local Committee — Dr. WHITTT. Porritt, Mr. Win. L. 1 1 - A. G. GIBBS, Esq., Chairman. Reeve.Simms, Esq.. 22- Mr. GEOKQE BOND. Honorary Secretary— Kincer, Mr. T. W. . - 10 -Mr. D. F. DDCKEU. Bev. H. D. BABKETT. BLAKENEY BRANCH. Mr. GEOEOK GIBES. Rutherford, Mra. ... 1 - - Annual Subscription!. Savory, Mr. A. E... - 6 - Kev. R. A. HITCHCOCK. Mr. JOHN MILLAR. Local Committee— Savory, Mr. John... 1 1 - Ames-Lyde, Mrs.... 11- Sherrtngham, Mr. Mr. SOLOMON, Coastguard, Amherst of Hack- GKOKOE HUDSON, Esq. ney, The Bt. Hon. H.V. 10 Honorary Secretary— C. J. TKXPU LINKS, Esq. Seymour, C. Esq.... - 10 - M. F. PAGE, Esq. Seymour, Mrs. 11- Bev. G. SPACEMAN, B.A. Sharman, Mr. W. . . - S - Bagge, Miss M - 10 - Treasurer and Honorary Bagge Miss L - 10 - Secretary— Taylor, Colonel - 6 - Annual Subscription. Toyubee,P. Esq 11- Barrett, Bev. H. D.. - 10 - Rev. B. H. TILLAED, M.A. West Norfolk Golf Amherst of Hack- Beckett, Bev. W.T.. 11- Club I 1 - ney, The Bt. Hon. Beckett, Miss - * - Annual Subscription. BeUamy, Bev. Dr... 11- Sums under 6s 156 Birkbeck," "sir" 'Ed- Blyth, Kobt., Esq... - 10 - Amberst of Hack- Cresswell, C. A. Esq. 11- ney, Tbe 1U. Hon. Total Subs.... Sat 2 - Bond, Mr. & Mrs. ...- 5 -Curry.PercivaUEsq. 11- Lord 11- Daniels, Mr. T. A... - 6 - Davy, the Misses... - 10 6 Boaltiois. K. Esq. Donations. Current, Miss 22- Dodman, Mr. W.... 1 J - M e. - s - Forster, Win. Esq... 1 - - English Brothers ... 1 - - Bramell, Rev. E. ... - 10 6 Contribution Boxes. - 6 - Gibbs, A. 3. Esq. . . - 5 -Eyre & Co. Messrs... 1 1 - Burroughes.T.H.Esq. - S - Gwyn, Bev. P.P.... -lo - Fraser - Campbell, Gotke, Mr. Robins .. 1 - - Total £27 8 - Hitchcock, Bev.B. A. 1 - - Mrs - S - Hardy, C. W. H. Keith, F. T. Esq. . . - 5 -Gilliatt, Howard, Cozens, Esq 11- Kimberley, Earl of . 2 - - Esq . 11- Hadson.lieorife.Rsq.. 11- Morgans &Co.,Messml - - Jodrell, Sir A., Bart. 11- Penson, B. Esq 11- Gurney& Co. Messrs. 22- fage, M. F. Esq 11- CROMER BRANCH. Bonth, Amand, Ksq. Howard, Miss. ... - 10 C Pearson, J. Esq - 10 - M.D - 10 - Hunn, Mr.J. W.... 11- Temple Lynes, C. J. Local Committee- Rudd, Ash, Esq. J.P. - lo - Ibberson, Mr. Chas. - 10 6 Esq. - 10 - Right Hon. LORD SUFFIELD, Shepbeard, Mrs 1 - - Lambert, Mr. Jas... - 6 - Tillard, Rev. R. H... 1 1 - Chairman. Slater, Lt.-Col. Barry- 10 - Lancaster, Mr. W. J. - 10 - Mr. Mo ABTHUB, Chief Officer Spackman, Rev. G. . i - - Lennard, Lady 1 1 - Total Scfcs 966 of Coastguard. | White, Bev. J. t Le Strange, Hamon, R. W. BAKCLAT, Esq. Mrs. Neville - t 6 Donations. HKNKT BUOADHUKST, Esq., Wilkinson. John. MantPtts. Mr. H.... - t - M.P. Martin Mrs...... 1 - - Contrlbntiom Boxes . -13 Mr. JAS. CUETIS. Morgan-Brown, Ber. Sir T. KOWELI BDXTON, Bart. j ip _ Total £9 13 9 JOHN HENEY UDBNET, Esq., Total Subs.. £16 17 6 Randolph, Rev. R G. jnn. 176 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAT, 1898. £. t. d. Reece, W. H. Esq... - 10 - PALLING BRANCH. WELLS BRANCH. Annual Subicriptiom. Robinson, C. T. Esq. - 10 - Patron and President— £. «. d. Robinson, Mr. F. W. - 10 - Local Committee — Amheret Of Hack- Rolfe, E. N.Esq.... 22- The Right Hon. ney, The Et. Hon. Rolfe, Mrs. E 11- Mr. CHARLES RODOEBS, Chief The EABL or LEicEsrEB, K.G. Lord 1 1 - Taylor, Joshua, Esq. - 10 6 Officer H.M. Coastguard. Local Committee- Birkbeck, Sir Ed- Thompson, Jno. Esq. 11- Rev. T. A. A. CBOSSK. Ecwi>. B. LOTNES, Chair- Walen.Mrs.S. A.... - 6 - .T. WISEHAS, Esq. man. Green, Rev. W. A. . - 10 - • Walker, Rev. H.... - 10 - Dr. RUDD. GEO. S. AMDREWS. Merriman, Rev. G.. - 10 - Wharton, Mr. L. ... - 10 - Honorary Secretary- HEKBEKT DBWISQ. Nightingale,S. Esq. 11- Whltmore,G.R.,Esq. 11- G. EvgBlTT. Nightmgale, Mre S. i i - Whitty, Dr. -10 6 Mr. E. FEBHCH. Rev. G. H N. IKOLE. Percival, A. P. Esq. 1 - - F. W. KIBSLET. Total Sabs... £33 17 6 Annual Subicriptiont. Capt. JHO. LOTOES. Total Sabs. ... £6 3 - £. «. d. J.T. MMK. Donation!. Donation!. Amherst, The Rt. Dr. J. S. HELLISH. Parry, C. M. Esq. . - in - Boxes:— C. MtDDLETON. Boat House, io. . . 1 1» 3 Birkbeck, Sir Ed- Lient. H. A OLrvM, K.N. Total £6 13 - Pillar Box, St. ward, Bart 1 - - A. W. RALLINQ. Edmund's 2 - 6 A. J. RAMM. Sandriogham Hotel -61- Total Subs. ...£2 1 - T. READWIK. Collectiou at August U. F. e, H. E. Esq.. - 10 - Castle Life-boat ..30 - - Crisp Mr E - B - Chriap, L. H. Esq. .. - 10 6 Contribution Boxes . - » 4 Dandy, Mr. Charles. - B - Crewe.Lord.l'rnsta.ofl 1 - Davta,Mr. G.J. ... - S - Gibson, T. G. Esq. .23- Total £36 8 4 Ellis, Mr. J. Shipley - 10 6 HiDdmarBh,W.T.Ksq. 1 - - 178 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAT, 1898. £.«.<*. Officers and crew of Hon. Sec. and Treasurer— HOLY ISLAND BLYTH BRANCH. 8.s, Oritic, per Mr. R. J. LxiguH. BRANCH. Local Committee- Messrs. Dent & Co. 6 17 8 Mr. MICHAEL REDMOND, "Willie Dent" Box - 6 - Annual Subscriptions. Local Committee— Chairman. Chief Officer of Coastguard Total Dong.. 1! 6 8 11 tot yet separated from New- Maj.-Oen, Sir Wx. CKOSSHAN, E. CAKPESTKR. Total Subs. ..49 2 - castle and Tynemouth list. K.C.M.G., K.E., Chairman. Mr. JOBS DBNT. Mr. JOHN JONES (Coatt- Mr. GlOBGS DrNSDALB. tin 10 u Donations. gnard ). Mr. A. H. DEOMOOOLB. £. I.A. Mr. L. MOBLKY CuossXiH. Mr. JOHN EASTON. Denchar, Mr. James 610- Mr. W. TATE. Mr. JOHN MEDLEY. Honorary Secretary- Mr. J. KKENLTBIPB, Sen. BOULMER BRANCH. Pringle,Mr. A 4 17 « Dr. NEWSTBAD. Cnllcrcoab Fisher- Rev. D. BBTBON. Local Committee — men 12 1» - Mr. THOMAS sj. NICHOLSON. Rev. U. a. DICKINSON, Chair- Mr. Wm. M WABD. Contribution boxes. . 412 Annual Sutocriptioni. Mr. W. C. Wmaair. man. Mr. THOMAS DOOM. Total £39 8 8 Honorary Secretary- Rev. CBAS. GSKBN. t,. t. d. Mr. JOHN R. EASTON. JAS. GSEY, Esq. Armstronn. L. 11- Mr. JOHN MIDW.EKAS. Border Brewery Co. - 10 ft Jrew's, L. Truftees. 22- Annual SKoreripMon*. Honorary Secretary— CrossHjan, Major-G. BOBEBT BROWS. Esq. SirW 22- £. ». ct. Cruddas. W. D. Esq. 1 1 - Anderson, C.W - 6 - Annual Subscription!. bongias, Mrs...... 1 - - Armstrong, Lord. . . 1 - - Atlt-ood, Rev. James 1 - - HAUXLEY BRANCH. Grey, J.Esq - 10 - Asbington i oal Co . 1 1 - Bell Mrs ... 1 - - Roberaon,W. A.... 11- Hosanquet, C.B. Esq. 11- Local Committee— Bedlington Coal Co.. 21- Brown, Robert 1 - - TotalSnb8....49 T 6 Bfll, liohert. AOo... - 10 6 Browne, A. H. Esq.. 11- 8. F. WnwWNOtOH, Esq., 1 Hlytb ft Tyne Brew- J.P.. Cbatnaao. Crasier, T. W. Esq. - 10 - Mn>DL«roN H. BAND, Esq., Donation*. Blyth Dry Dock Co, Dickinson, Rev.G.H. - 10 « J.P., VIce-Cnainnan. Ltd - 10 - DodOa. Thomas - 10 - H. AITOKEWS, Esq. Contribution Boxes. 1 14 - Blyth Foundry Co. . - 6 - Green, Rev.C -10 6 THO8. Cl.DTTKRBDCK, Esq., 0fy«b Ship Building Orey, The Earl 2 - - J.P. Tot*l *il 1 * Company, Ltd. ... - 10 6 Grey, las. Esq. - 10 - Rev. CANON Drxon. Bnrdon, A. E. Esq. 1 - - Grey,SirE.Bart.M.P.l - - C. T. MAUSO, Esq. CowpenCoalOo.,Ltd. 22- Middlemas, Messrs.. - 10 - GFX>. SANDERSON. Esq. Northumberland, The T. H. BAINBHIPOE, Esq. Croml.', Dr. J . - S - Duke of .. 2 - - JOHN D. Mii.BnRN,E8. A. WORKSOP Chairman. T.ne General Ferry B«inbrtdge and Co. BRANCH. H. E. P. APAK8OS. Mcssre , - >0 - JOHS Baucx, Harbonr- Wntson, 8.0. - 10 « Bransiot), Mr. J. O.. - 10 - Hon. Secretary — mastrr, North Shields. Wilkinson, W. B. & Chew Mre. - S - H. TAN DIE GCOHT, Esq.' COU-KCTOH OK CUSTOMS, Co 1 1 - Clarke, Mre. W. P. . - 6 - Woods,J. A. II- Eaeterfl, Id, Mr. J. B. - 6 - Annual Subscriptions. North Shields. Gilstrap, Mrs. Geo. - 10 - 0. B. GOUSON, Hodgkiuson, Mre. . - 10 - Tan der Gncht, H. J. L. GBACIB. TotalSubs. ....«! 1 - Esq. - 10 6 JOBEI-H GBJMB. Ironmonger, Miss . - 6 - JAHBSHAU. Donation*. Martin, Rev. B. A. 1 1 - B. JOSBS, Chief Officer 0»kijen,Mr. B. ... 1 l - Coastguard, Tyne- Contribution Boxes . 241 Parker Miss - B - roonth. Riddell, Mr. E. M. H 11- F. E. MKSSBHT. Totil *64 11 1 Simmons, Mr. K. T - 6 - S. MOERIBOU. Snbscribers of half JOHN FOBSIBB SPBNCX. AUEX. S. STKVSSBO*. TalJents, Mr. W. E. - 10 - JOHN WAIT. T»lleut8,Mr.G.... - 10 - ©xforBsbire. 3. A.WH.UAUWS. Thorpe, Colonel ... - 19 - JOBS M. WISTHB. NORTH SUNDER Total tS 13 - BANBURY ROBIKT Wisrawu LAND BRANCH. BRANCH. Trearorer— BAITH E. ItikBTOir, Esq. President— President-^ E. C. CKASTEK, Esq. The Et. Hon. LOB» Soara. Hon. Secretary— F. E. MSSSSHT, Esq. Local Committee— Vlce-PrfSident— NOTTINGHAM His Worship TH« MATOR. HOD, Auditors — Lient.-Col. MAKSHAU,, BRANCH. J. M. Wnrr-CB * Sos, Ac- Cfiairman. Local Committee— countants, Newcastle-ott- Mr. JAKES Bwmo. Local Committee- J. P. BARFORD, Esq. Tyne. Mr. W. Kwa. Mr. A. BKAPI.ET, T. E. D. GARKKTT, Esq. Capt. OEDK. Mr. A. J. BOTLKB. J. H. GUXETT, Esq. Annual Subscriptions. C&pt. RODDAM. Mr. CaRiBTAU*. Rev. CAKON POBTES, M.A. t. *. d. Bev. C. F. THORP. Mr. FBED. W. Fox. Angus, Geo., 6 Co. . 1 1 - Mr. G. F. GASCOTKE. Hon. Treasnrere — Armstrong, Sir W. Honorary Secret* y Mr. ALFBKD PAGE. Messrs. GIU.ETT & Co., «., &Co.,Ld 2 » - Kev. A, U, MAOPuKS. Mr. J. M. PBRKT. Bankers. Bainbrldge & Co. .,11- Barclay&Co & t Annual Suiacrijtian*. Mr. J. WKIKBKRa. Honorary Secretary— Dr. T. WEIGHT. THOMAS B<>SB, ii^q., Benson, W. *Son.. 1 1 - Lord Crewe's TTUB- Bessler, Waecnter & Honorary Secretary— Messrs. GiUeU's Bank. Co., Limited 1 I - A. &RSK8I HBAZELI^ Esq. BenUey-Taylor, Mrs, - 10 - Annual Subscription*. Berries, Craig,* Co.. - lt> • Browne, A. H. E»q.. 1 - - Bowe*, John, & Clark, tt. D. A. Esq. - 10 - Annual Subscriptions. BaubnryCo-operative Partners, LW 11- luiiiistrial ijucitty. 22- Craster, B. Saq 6 - - Armirage, S. F. Esq. 11- Kwing, Mr. James. . 1 - - Blrkin,T. J. Esq. .. I 1 - Charlton, Henry.... - 8 - Maci'hee, Eev. A. M. - 10 - Bradley, A. Esq. ... 2 51 - Clapham, H. & Co.. . - 10 8MarshaU, Anthony, Cowen, 6. R, Esq. . . - 10 - Utayton,J. B...... 11- Hale, Miss 6 - HENLEY-ON-THAMES Dees, R. B. Esq. ... - 10 0 Marshall, Mrs. I. Dale, Mr. T. B. ...-»- Diion,S.*C.W.4Co.- 10 6 C. B. 1 - - Goater, Allred, Eaq. 11- BRANCH. Farley, Clarke, and Marshall, Mrs. T.K. - 10 - (ioodliffe.W. F. Esq. Berkeley 1 1 - Jnn - s - (No Local Committee.) Fenwick, Gerard ... 1 1 - Sanderson, Mrs. J. B. - 10 - Go!dscbn>idt,K.K8q. - 18 • Fenwick, Mark .... 1 1 - Heazell, W. A. Esq. - 10 - Chairman — Forster, James J,... - 10 6 Taylor, Join, Esq.. - Z« - Heazell, A. Ernest, C. I.ECEV, Esq. Foster, Blackett and Thorp, Bev. C. F... 1 - - Heymann, A. Esq. .11- Honorary SecretMy— Oreene, J. and Son. 11- Total Snba JBU - - Hnicbinson, H. Esq. 22- A. R. AWBBKI. Jacoby &Uo. Messrs. 1 1 - Hart, J. De 1 Donatitau. KeDrtik,Georgi-,Esq. 11- Animal flubtcripticnr. Hawthorn, Leslie, Contribution BojeB, - 4 3 Miller, W. W. Kcq.. - 10 6 Awbery, A. K...... - 10 6 *Co . , J Page, AJfbd, Ksq.. 11- Bamett, Mrs - 10 - Holmes W fif 1 Peat Miss 11- Brakspear, A. Esq. .11- Jolcey, Jan. * Co. ..1 Total JU4 4 3 PeiTy, J. M. Ksq.... 1 - - Buckham, Mrs. .... - 10 - Lalng, Alex. & Co.. , -16 Kayner, F., Esq. ... - 6 - Child, Miss - 10 - Lamb, R 0. . .1 - Sand, S. H. Esq. ... - 10 S Coatr»,W. T - 6 - LambtoniCo. Messrs. 8 Seeley.f-irOhartea .. 2 2 - Conper, J. Esq. ... - 10 - Muling C T 1 Simon May and Co., Crisp.F.Esq 1 1 - NeJson, I>»nltfn.& Co. 1 Messrs I I - Luey, C. Esq 11- Newcastk Branch of Sollory Mrs - 5 - Page, J. Esq B - N»tioiial Provincial tulley, Ed. B-q., tha Pinckney.Rev.W.P. 11- Bank of England. 33- late 2 2 - Boxes - 10 3 Ors.Backworth Colly. 11- — Terry, William, Esq. 11- Ownere of Charlaw Thorpe, Henry, Esq. 1 - Colliery - 10 6 Ward,Mr.Ja8 - 6 - 180 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2m MAY, 1898.

Honorary Secretary and .TENBY BRANCH. Treasurer— ST. DAVID'S $mbrofe£sJ»K. President— WALTBK J. VAOGHAH, Esq. BRANCH. CLBMEHT J. WILLIAHS, Esq. ANGLE, MILFORD Local Committee Annual Hulaariptiant. Patron- Captain HESDEHSOS, B.N., HAVEN, BRANCH. £. 1. d. Right Bev. Lord Bishop of Chairman. Cooke,G«fflt. C. F... - 5 - 81. DAVID'S. Mr. GEOBGS BOWES. Local Committee— Evans, KE«Con,Esq. - la - Dr. BsrAHT, Johns, Rev. T - 5 - President- ALDSKMAN PASLKT. The Right Hon. the EABL or Jolly.F.Esq. -10 6 H. G. GilOOBT. Esq. CAWDOK Kensington, Lord ..2 - - Rev. Canon Lzwis, M. A. B. HABEIES, Esq. Sit OWKN .SOOtJBFIELD, Bart. Laurie, General, Lieutenant HASWEU,, R.N. Local Committee — Honorary Secretary— M.P. - 10 6 Captain LILK. Morttrost, Rev, T. Of. - 19 - SAKSOH T. WILUAKS, Esq., Treasurer and Hon. Sec,— K. W. B. MmEHOrjSK, Esq. Owen, Dr. J. M. ..„ - 5 Chairman. J. GBIITITB LOCK, Esq., Riddle*, B.. F. Esq.. - lo 6 W. WATTS WIMJAJCS, Esq., M.B.C.S.. 3.f. Jrwuoi i'uflto-vprtffnr Swete.Dr.H. L..J.P. - W - J.P., VlceKaairman. Williams, W. Esq., «. «. d. J.p. _ 5 Mr. W. ASSOLD. Annual Subtariftiam. Allen, H. Seymour, Capt. T. DAVIES. £ I. d. Torte, Mrs. 11- GILBEBTD. HAEMES, Ksq. Adshead, Wm 1 1 - Sums under 61..,,,. 12- Bev. J. B. JONES. Allen, Hfenon. Ksa. - 1 6 Allen, t*1y Catherine J - - Bev. J. PHILLIPS. Allen, H. Esq. Featheratone, Mies . - 5 - Phillips, Mre. Lort . - 10 - land 5 10 - the late 11- Contribution Boxes. - 6 9 Allen, Miss ... 1 1 - KiteGerald, Col 5 - Pnckridge, Rev - 8 - Arnold, Mr. W. .... - « -Foster, Mrs...... ,- 5 - Eoch,N.A.Esq 1 1 - Total Dons .... t n 9 Sevan. The Ven. Reach, Mrs - B - Royal Artillery ToKUSttbs. .... 846 Graves. J. B. Efq... - 5 - Officers 2 - - Bishop of St. David's 1 1 - Greenish, B. Esq. . . - 5 - Scourfield, Sir Owen, £.15 11 3 Bishop of Swansea. . - 10 6 Griinshaw.MlssE-A. - 10 - Cawdor, Earl of .... 3 1 - Hamilton, B. Esq... - £ - SconrfleW, Lidy.... 1 1 - Davles, Capt T. .... - 6 - Henderson, Captain. Stokes, A. E«q - 10 - Harries, Geo. Esq... 3 - - B.N 1 - - Watson, Capt. Bur- Harries. G. D. Esq. . - 10 -Hulton, H. Esq 6 - - gesuBJ* 1 - - Hicks, Dr., F.B.& .. - 10 - d'lvanka, Madame . - 5 - LITTLEHAVEN Total Sobs. ...121 19 - Jones, Bev. J. R. . . - 6 - Jones, Mrs. ftoilean. - 4 - (ST. BRIDE'S BAY) •Lewis, Bev. Canon.. 11- Kendall, B. E»q - 10 - BRANCH. Masbiter, W. Esq. . 1 - - Laurie, Gen., M.V. . - 10 - Donation!. Mashiter, Mrs. W... 1 - - Lile, W. KBq - 6 - Morgan, Mre. .,...- 10 6 Lock, Mrs. J. Griffith - 10 - George, Capt. (per) . 5 16 - Local Committee- Mortimer, Eev. F. Lock, Mrs. E. - 6 - Holland, T 1 10 - Mr. A. L. GRIFFITHS, Coast W - fi •• Lock.B. Esq - 5 - Lambion, W 11- Guard Officer. Mortimer, Mr. W... - S - Logan, G. H. Esq... - 5 - Offlcera Devon. Eegt. 38- Bev. J. 0. HABBTS. Phillips, Bev. J - 6 - Mathias, Mrs. 6 - Offlcers South Wales J. Paij-rra. Propert, Dr - 6 - M»i)nl*H, Mrs 1 - - K.BOOKB8. Propert,M. D. Esq.. - 5 - Morgan, A, P. Esq., - 10 - Collectiag Boxes, Jre. 11- Ree8,Togarmah,fi8q.- 10 - Morris. Bev. D. M. . - 1 - Treasojer— Roach, Capt. S - 6 - Nssh, Bev. P. - 5 - TotaJ Dons 16 - - Owen.S.H. Esq.... - B - Total Subs,..,. 27 19 - Bev. J. 0. HASBUT, B^4. Williams ,Eev Canon - Parcell, Mrs. - 5 - Williams, J.M. Esq. - Phillips, Mrs. Lloyd - B - Total £4319 - Hon. Sec.— •Williams, S.T. Esq.. - Power, Mrs - 10 - llr. K. BOOEBS. Williams, Dr. W.W. - Eeavely.J. Esq. ... - B - Williams, Mr. T. B. - Richards, Mrs. - 10 - Ropes, Mrs. -10 - FISHGUARD Annual SiibKriptiottt. Williams, W. Watte, Span, Mrs - 6 - BRANCH. Baker.T.Eeq - 5 - Esq. - 6 - Sparrow, A. Esq.... - S - Sums under 5*. - 2 6 St. Mildred's Sisters - S - Goldwyer, Mr. E. .. - 10 - Thomas, Capt. Evan - 5 - Patron— Total Subs.. *M 1 6 Trash, C. H. Esq. . . - 10 - The Bight Hon. Harvey, J. Wilkes . 11- Vaagb»n, Mrs. - B - LOUD KBSSIHGTOH. Vachell, J. W. Esq. - 10 6 John,Mi. W - a - Vickerman,C.B. Ksq. 1 - - Local Committee — Marsh, T. E. M - 10 - Vtokennan,C.K.Eeq.- 6 - Mr. DAVIB VAUGHAH, Chair- Thomas, Josepb, Esq.- 10 - Donation!. Williams, C. Esq. ..22- man. Williams, Miss.... - 10 - Williams, D. Esq... - }9 8 Capt. DANIEL GBOKGE, Vice- Wlllock.Mre. - 10 - Chairman. Total Subs. ..M 6 - Wilson, F. Esq. ... 1 1 - Mr. J. C. BOITBK. Total Dons... - 11 6 Sums under 5s. ... 40 1 6 Capt. C. P. COOKE. Donations. Total Subs... 20 1 6 Mr. HUGH DAVIES. Total Subs. ... £10 19 - Capt. W. U. EVANS. Armstrong, E. Esq. - 10 - £20 19 - Capt. W. HAERIKS. ContrUiutLoa Boxes. - & 6 DmMtwns. Mr. J. MONK, Coast Guard. Collecting Boxes .. 3 3 10 Dr. H. L. SWKTB. J.P. Capt. WHLIAM WILLIAMS. Total...... £74 2 10 - ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BBANCHES. 181 S,. i. d. The following (£6 10».) was col- CLEVEDON gjfjronsijfw. lected by Miss *.. &om£rsttsfr'n. Downward, The BRANCH. Castle, Shrews- SHROPSHIRE bury :— BATH BRANCH. (No Local Committee.) Adams Mr . ... - B - BRANCH. Adnitt it Nannton, Honorary Secretary- Messrs 6 - Collector — Honorary Secretary— A 11 tree, Messrs - 5 - Mr. SILCOX. Miss LCCT A. CARTER. Mr*. SASBTOBD, of Saudford. Manual aabterifUont. Caswcll & Bowden, Annual Subtcriptimt. Bankers— £. t.d. NATIONAL Pgovrscni. BANS, Chance, Mr. A. V... - S -Armitage, Mies . . . , 11- * £. «- d. Whitchurch, Shropshire. Downward, Miss... - S - BrMgeo, Mrs, , - S - Aitchison, Misses ..- 8 - BIRMINGHAM, DODLBT, AND Downward, Miss H. - S - ( 'ortor. Misses -10 6 DBHOCT BASE, Shrewsbury. Downward, Miss A. - 10 - Formhy, E. T Esq. 22- Chard, T. T. Esq. ..11- Forrest&Son.Messre. - 6 - Fox Dr - 6 - Cope-Proctor, C. W. Annual Subscriptions. Harding, Mr. W. E. - 5 -Jackson, M . L. Esq. - 5 - Jjsq i i _ Hughes, Mr. H. H.. - B - Marshall, C. J. E»q. - 5 - £. I. d. Lea, Mr - 5 - Day, H. C. A. Esq. - 10 - Addenbroofce, Rev. Steele, Lady - 5 - Elton, Sir E. H.Bart. 1 1 .- Lee, Henry 4 Co. Thomas, G. E. Esq. - B - Hill, C. Esq. 11- Waterfleld, Mlas ... 1 1 - MaddM&Co..MHS*s.- B - Kni^ht, W. T. Ksq. - 10 6 Bibby,Mr.,thelate 10 10 - Sums under 61 2 7 - Lavingt"n & Sun, Moss, Eev. H. W. , - 10 6 Messrs. W. F. ... 1 1 - Blnnt, Mr. - 10 - Poole, Mr. T. T - B - Total £8 6 - Botfleld, Rev, W. B. Baiter, Mr. J. B. . . . - S - Law, E. P. Esq. . . - 10 6 Walker, Mr. W. B.. - S - Lindrea, G. Esq. . . - 10 - Bonghey, Lady, . . . . 22-Wells, Mr. - •> - Newnliam, Capt.. .11- Bronghton, Mrs,..., * 10 - Wilding, Mr. J.I,.. - S - Sheldon, T. E>q.. .11- Bionghton, MUn ... - 10 - Wright, Misses... . - 8 - Cbarlewood, Bev.G. - 10 - Sums under &*.*...- 6 - Clowes, Mrs - S - Total Subs.. £«S 1 9 BRIDGWATER AND Total Subs.. £10 13 6 CJtite, Mrs - 6 - BURNHAM BRANCH. Cooke, Miss (col- President. Donation!. The Worshipful the MATOE OF BBJDCWATBB. Donation!. Hanson, The Misses. 2 - - Dugdale,M»bter (col- Saodford, Mrs., of Local Committee— E.T. - 8 - Egerton, Rev. Canon - A - Sandford, Sale of A. GossKr. Esq., Chairman. Sheldon, T. Esq. ... 6 - - EtbetatOB, Oipt. ... 1 - - Work 8 - - Dr. F. C. BERKT. Collected in Clevt-iloi Faulkner, Rev. E. . 1 1 - Do., Sale of Fruit , . 1 6 - THOMAS HOLT, Esq. on Saturday, 23rd offertory in Shavinu- W. S. HOIT, Esq., Junr. October 13 10 - Gartside, Mr. - 5 - ton Chapel, per G. B. Sous, Esq. Contribution Boxes. 2 - - Uoodwin.Mr. R.C.. - 6 - Rev. B. Faulkner. 6 10 1 H. PIERS, Esq. Gwynne.Dr. -10 6 Lower Heath School WliUAK SlOATE, Esq. Total Dons..... 20 15 _ Hall, Mrs -10 - Box 10 - TotalSubs 1013 6 Hammond, Mr -10 6 Pengwern Boat Club 11- Honorary Secretary Harrison, Mr. J. G. - 10 6 Capt. W. M. SAKCTrJAET,B.N. £31 g 6 Hayhurst, Mr. U. H. TotalDons..]« 9 11 Collector— Mr. Jso. Cox. Herbert, Lady M*ry - 10 - Total Subs.. «B 1 9 Honymxn, Sir Wm. 4 - Kent, The Misses... 11- £81 11 1 Annual Subscriptioni. T£eyworth,5irs...,. - 5 - Akennan.W.S. Esq. - 10 8 King, Xoff, Mr..... - 6 - Berry, Dr. F. C - 10 - Kjtmeraley, Mra.... - 6 - Bouverie, H. H. P. TAUNTON Lees Col. H.. 1 - - BRANCH. Ltndroy, T&6 Lady LUDLOW BRANCH. Braithwaite, J. B. MaretonBn».Me88rs.- 6 - Broadme«d,Tlp'B8q. 1 - - (No Local Committee.) Marston, Mr. B - 6 - Honorary Secretary— C >rporation of Bndg- HeUsott The Misses 22- JOHN HF.KBERT WILLIAMS, water (per the Honorary Secretary— Pearson.Mr. R - S - Itsq., Town Clerk. Admiral JOHNSON. Pearson, the Mi&eea - 5 - Gosset, A. Esq -10 - Peele, Mr. B.C - 10 - (No List for 1897.) Holt Bros. Messrs... 11- Philips Mr -IS - Holt, W. 8. Esq. ... 1 1 - Annual SiOneriptumi. Poole, Mies - 8 - Lnttrell, Mrs 1 - - Badcock, Vrs.Eobert- 8 - Poole,Mr.C.H 1 - - Paget,Cul. SirB. H., Badcock, H. J -. 10 - Price, Bev. H 1 - - OSWESTRY Bart 11- Sandbach, Mrs - 10 - Piers.H.Esq -10 - Berger, Mrs 1 - - Sandford, MTB., of BRANCH. Sanctuary. Capt. W. BoardiUon, K. D. . . . - ' 0 - M., E.N - S - Colthnret, G E - In - Honorary Secretary — Stephenson, Rev.Pre- Kwing, Mrs - 10 - Smith, Mr. R.T.... - 10 - S. PBTCK PAEEI, fcsq. Jnbniion, Admiral . . 1 - - Stoate, W. E»q - 10 - KinRlake, Mrs.li. . . - 5 . (No List for 1S9J.) Sully, A. W. Esq. .. - 5 - Lidrnell, fi. Esq., Mr. ABTHUR Fox. M.D - S - E. J. THOKHK, J.p. Annual SubKriptioni. STAFFORDSHIRE Total £4 6 - t. s. d. Honorary Secretary— Bass, RatclifT & POTTERIES Oretton,-Ltd 10 - - BRANCH. WILL. HORSE. Belli Co. - 10 6 Biralleys, Limited .. -' 5 - Treasurer— Collector— Brown, K. A; Esq. . - 10 6 FEUD. ALLEH, Ksq., Hanley. RICHARD Owxm WESTON - SUPER- Drewry, J. & '*'. J.. 11- (Coastguard). MARE BRANCH. Eaiilc, .fames, & Co., BDRSLBM. Ltd 11 - President— Honorary Secretary— Annual SubKriptiom. Elliott, R S 1 1 T. MCLLISS, Esq., J.P., C.C. Kvans, William 6 - G. W. GAELICK, Ksq. £. ». d. Kv«-rahed, Sydney, AcUnd,SlrT.D.,Bt. 2 - - M.P ...... 11- Annual ftubtcriptionl. Andre*. J. H - 5 - Local Committee— Goodger, Henry .... - 10 6 S. E. BAKES, Esq. Harrison, Charles ... - 10 6 Raker, C. G. Esq.... - 10 6 Badcock, Danlel,Esq. - 10 < J. J. BABSTOW, Esq., J.P., Boot*. T. & R., Ltd.. 11- Barrow, K. P.EM)... 10 C.C. Hunt, Mrs - t - Boultou, Wm. E-q . - 10 6 Bosanquet, H.A.Esq. - 10 - J. P. CAMJLL, Esq. Ind, Coope, and Co. Burgess and Leigh, Copn, Mr. W. L.... - 6 - Capt. GA.MMEIX, E.N. Ld. 6 - - Daniel, Rev. A. H. . 1 1 - T.MuLLnis, Esq., J.P..C.C. Lea, H.S - 5 - Cllve, Mrs. C. H.... 11- Kev. E. A. SAUIOH. Lowe, Thoe. ft Sons. - 10 6 Craig, W. Y. E«q... 11- Escott, Rev. H. Marston,John,& Son, Dimn, Bennett ft Co. Honorary Secretary — Ld - 10 - Evered, T . - 5 - CONWAT G. WABNE, Esq. Meakin, L. ft G. ... 1 1 - Emery, J.P. Ksq. the Gimblett, Miss .... - 5 - Morris, J. ft Son.... - 5 - late, Executors of. -10 « Hallidav, Mrs. Geor. Annual Subscription!. Oakden, W. S. - 6 - Emery, Root. Esq... - 10 6 Baker, James E. Esq. - 6 - Ratcliffe, Robert, Esq.l 1 - Fnmivals, Messrs. Hawkes, Mr. T... . - 10 - Baker, S. E. Eaq. ... - f -Robinson, Limited.. 11- Heale. Bev. C. H. .. - 10 - Barstow, J. J. Esq. .11- Salt ft Co., Limited 33- Sarlick, G. W. R»q.. 1 1 - Heathcote, Rev.S.J. 10 - Salt,Miss - 10 6 Gibson, Samuel, Esq. 1 1 - Hole, L - t - Brocklehnnrt, Capt.. - 6 - Thompson and Son, Hughes, Thos. Esq. - 10 - Hood, Sir A. A. Bt. 1 - - Campbell, Mrs. J... - 6 ^ Holme, Thos. Esq., Home, A. V - 10 - Capell, J.P. Esq. ... - 5 - Tresise,J.N - 6 - Port Hill 11- Joyce, Tho>. Esq. . . - 5 - Cox, M. C. Esq - 5 - Truman, Hanbury, Maddock. John, and K/llict Dr - S - Drake, Mrs - 10 - and Co., Ltd. . 11- Son", Limited ... 1 1 - LuttreU, Capt - 10 - Uammell.Capt. K.N. . 5 - Whttehead, T. N. ... - 10 « Smith & Ford, Messrs - 10 < Lnttrell, O. F. E»q.. 2 - - Hale Mre.C. R. ... - 6 - Wilson, F. W - 5 - Sneyd Colliery and Lnttrell. Rev. A. ... 1 - - Harris, Miss - 6 - Worthington ft Co. Brickworks Co.Ld. 11- Meade-KIng. Rev.F. - 10 - Tennaiu, F. Esq.... 11- Noiley, Marwoud, Wright and Son .... 1 1 - Till,T. and Sons.... 1 1 - Esq 1 - - Hunt,Mra - 6 - Wood, Reginald N. Ollerhead, Dr - 5 - L. B - 5 - Esq I 1 - Paramnre, J. R. Esq. - 6 - Lance & Lanc», Total Subs.. £47 7 6 Pfnn.H. Esq 1 - - £18 7 - PercifullMiasE.... - 6 - Le Marchant, W. H. 1 - - Donation!. Peter, Rev. L. Y.... - 5 - Lunell, Th< Misses. - 6 - HAKLKT AND NEwoAtfru. Sadler, Rev. 0 - 10 - Major, W. - 5 Box at Recreation Per F. ALLEN, Esq. StdiTfln & Co -10 - Martin, E. Esq - 5 - Semen, Mm. 11- Boxes under 6s. .;.. - 9 3 Allen, Fred. Esq... 1 1 - Stoate and Sons, Murton, Miss - 5 - Baxter, J»is» Patty . - 10 » Mullins, Thomas... - 6 - £48 5 1 Coghill,H. Ksq. .... 1 1 - Messrs - 10 - Murray, Mn<. - 6 - Meakin, J. 4 G. Ltd. a 1 Strange, W. Esq.. . . - 6 -Newman, F. W - & - Thome, R. J. Esq., J.P. - 10 - Pemmell, James.... - 6 - TDHSTALL. Todd, Rev. J. Utton - 5 - Poucd, Mrs. & Miss - 6 - Honorary Secretary— : Trevelyan,SlrWalter, Rector. The (Rev. LEEK BRANCH. C. H. WATSON, Esq. Preb. Salmon). ... - 10 - Yern-.n, Kev. J. R.. - g - Richardson, — Esq. - 5 - (Ho Local Committee.) Uolllnsb.ad, E. W. Vibart, Miss Henri. Esq 1 1 - Wilson. Mr. G - 6 - Smith, Mrs. T 5 -1 Treasurer— Capt. T. J. SMITH, Total £24 2 6 Snms under 6t 55- Tnlloch, The Misses - 6 - Tomkius, Rev.H.G. - 5 - Honorary Secretary— TotalSuhs... tat 13 f Sains under 5». 13 2 9 ABTHDK NKBOLHOB, Esq. J.P. Donations. Annual SubKriptiont. Contribution Boxes . - 11 3 Bermingbam.Henry, Total.... 430 3 II Brealey, John, Esq., J P 11- -— . : — — ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BRANCHES. 183

WOLVERHAMPTON Donation*. Vonaamu. lionationt. BRANCH. £. ». d. £. «. d. t. t. d. Atkinson & Adden- Pillar Box 2 p - Contribntion Boxes (No Local Committee.) Thanksgiving Ser- at 1 Hmwich - 14 10 Chairman — Saker. .lowph - 10 6 vice, Aldebnrgb Yoxford Church Col- THOMAS SKIDMORB, Eaq. BeardftSon.J - 6 - Church, perKev.H. lection, per Rev. Honorary Secretary — Cheadle & Co. (1897) - B - Thompson 10 8 9 M. D. Lines 6 7 4 Chilton, H. H 5 - Thanksgiving Ser- Westleion Church Mr. SAUCKL BAUD. vice, Sibton Collection, per Kev. Annual Subtcriptiont. Dullow, Thomas - 6 - Church, per Kev. F. H. Nicholls ... 2 - - t. ».d. Dobbs Bros - 10 e W. iugham Brooke 1 11 2 Sums under 6« - 2 6 Armstrong, G. - 10 8 Executors of tae face Bay llss, Jones, and Wm. Karnwortb Total Dons 14 7 11 Total Dons... 948 (189 J) 1 1 - Total Snbs 21 1 - Total Subs. ..11 12 - Bissell, Mrs. S.M... 11- blakemore, B - B - Htckma'n, E - 10 6 £35 8 11 £20 16 8 Bridges and Son.... B - Hunt. Thomas 6 - Butler, J. H - 10 6 Jenks, I. J. & Son.. - 1" 6 Butler. W.& Co. Ld. 1 1 - Jones H 5 - Clarke, T. & C. i Co. - 10 6Kempfc Wilcox.... - t - BURY Colebourne, W. H... - 6 6 Lawrence, Jos • 5 - GORLESTON Colledge and Bridgen - 10 - Lewis, Price - 6 ST. EDMUNDS BRANCH. Cooke and Son, T. J. - 10 6 Miller, D. &Co - 6 - BRANCH. Cooley W B .... - B - Eoblnhon, W. & Co. - 10 6 Honorary Secretary — Capt. W. O. ALDKICH. R.N., Sankey. W - B - Bear-Admiral JOHK G. J. Chairman. Cope, Captain T. B.. - 10 6 Sherwood, Wm..... - 6 - J. P. BArrMGABTNER, Esq. Cope, Wm., &Co. .. - B - 8mlth»on*C<>.,G. R. - 6 - HAHMKK Colonel COOHBE. Cox, J. B - B - Taylor, Horace - 6 - Annual 8ubtcription$. Dr. GILHOBJL Cozens and Shaw ... - B - D. HEWETT, Esq. CraddockBros - 10 6 Andrews, F. C. Esq. - 10 - C. S. ORDB, Esq. Tborne, G. K - Bevan, A. B. Esq. . - 6 -J. TAYLOR, Esq. Vernon, John - Blackall, Miss 10 e J. TOLVEE WATERS, Esq. Collecting Boxes. ... 1 3 Blackall, Rev. Canon - 10 6 Edwards ft Son, T.. - B - Other Sums - Hamp, Rev. A. & Honorary Secretary— Enamel Chromo- H. W. CASE, Esq. Total Dons 11 8 3 HanmerfRear-Adml. Evans*Son,J - 10 - Assistant Hon. Secretary— Farwell, F. G - 10 « Hodges, Rev. Georne - 10 6 Mlsa ETHEL CASK. Fleeming, W. L - B - £49 10 3 Josselyn, Col. A. H. - 10 - Annual Submriptioni. Josselyn, WlUoagb- Gibbons, James - 6 - by, Esq - 10 - Aldrich, Cant. R. N . . - 10 6 Gibbons, J. L. - 10 « Salmon, Mrs. Chns. . - B - Aylmer, Col., and Wilson, R. Holt-Esq. - 10 - Mrs - 10 - Graham, Thos - 6 - Banmgartner, Miss . 1 - - Hardy, Peake & Co. - 10 6 Banmgartner, J. P. Total Subs.. .£5 4 e Ksq - 10 - Hollingsworth, A... - 6 - Birkbeck.SirE.Bart. 1 - - Donations. Case, H. W - 10 6 &uffolfe. Bev^n, Hon. Mrs. Cockrill, Mr. Wm.. - B - Langley, Shaw & Co. - 10 6 Colman, Messrs. J. Langman,Mrs.F... - 10 6 ALDEBURGH Bristol, The Marquis Lavender, T - 10 6 of 10 - - Coombe, Colonel. ... - 10 6 Lea, Messrs. W. & Co. - 10 6 BRANCH. Hervey,L,dyMary2 - - ^™ — - ~_ ^ j| President— Lysaght & Co., Ltd. - 10 8 H I D4 Mr THOMAS V. WBKTWOHTH, «' » « ?h ?nr ' '_ K . Esq., J.P. Hewett, Douglas. Martin, G. M - B - Esq - in C Meynell and Sons... - B - Local Committee — Lewis, W. G. Esq. . - 10 S Miller, Jos. M 11- Jos. FMNTHAM, Esq., Miles, A. C. Esq. ..22- Mills Miss M 1 1 - ChaimiHn CUNWICH BRANCH. Orde. C. S. Esq. .... 1 - - Moreton, J. and Co.. 11- Mr. AHEARN. Wright, O.K»q..... - B - Mr. S. MILLS. Local Committee— Nock BB -10 6 Honorary .Secretary— J. R. GEIMSKT, Esq. Total Subs £12 J - Newnham, Dr. C. A.. - 10 - J. 0. WILLIAMS, Esq..R.N.. G. F. JOSSKLTN, Esq. Orme, Evans & Co... - B - Divisional Officer H.M. Chit-f- Boatman - in -Charge, Donation!. Owen and Fendelow 11- Coastguard. S. WALK, H.M. Coastguard. Plant, W. & J - B - Contribution Boxes . 3 18 9 Reynolds, H. C - B - Annual Subteriptiant. Honorary Secretary— Rogers, Sons &Co.,H.l 1 - £.*.*. EDWABU T. LINOWOOD. Esq. Total.. ,..£16 3 9 Adair, Sir H. E. Shaw and Bon, John 11- Annual Subscriptions. Skidmure, A. C..... - 6 - Allen.B.ilkeley.Esq. t » - Barne. Lieut. -Col., SkMmure, Thomas.. - 10 6 Allen, Vernon. Esq. 3 3 the late 2 2 - Smith, Son & Wllkie - 5 -Crew, Sir Vauncey Barne, Lady Con- IPSWICH BRANCH. Snape, Geo - B - H., Bart 1 1 - Local Committee— Stewa:d, J. F 11- Flinlham. J. Esq. .. - 10 - Baroe, Miss 1 1 - Thomas, W. Esq.... - B - Harrison.Miss Mab -1 6 - - Baylie, W. E. Esq., W. ALEXANDER, Esq. ToDks&Son. S - 10 8 Joynson, it. H. Eaq. I 1 - and Mrs. Baylie.. 1 - - A. WKINCH, Esq. Underbill & Son, Jno. - 10 6 Conper, John, Esq. Honorary ciecretary — ( Underbill, J. E. .... - 10 6 Morris, Miss Sophia, and Mrs. Couper .33- J. F. TITCHMARSU. Esq. Walters and Co, B.. - B - In Memoriam of Dilly, Capt. and Mrs. - 5 - Walton Bros. - S - the late 1 - - Grimsey, J. R. E^q. - 6 - Annual Vuiwicripfioru. Ward, S Esq. 11- Kichards, H.W. Esq. 1 - Josselyn, G. F. Esq. - 10 - Alexander, W. Esq.. - to 6 Warren, R. B 11- KicJwrds, Mrs. M.O.I - - Lingwood, E. T. Esq. - £ - Btddell, S. A. Esq.. 11- Weaver, W. H. - 10 6 danders, Frank W., Lomax, Thos. Esq.. 1 - - Boby and Jannings. - 10 - Wood H - B - Esq 1 1 - Scrivener, E. Levett-, Brown, W. ACo 11- Wood, Mrs. John... 11- Wentworth,T.V.Esq. 2 » - Esq 1 - - Byles, Mrs 11- Cobbold, Mrs. J.P. . 1 1 - " Total Subs. .13S 2 Total Subs. .£21 1 - Total Subs.. £11 12 - Cornell and Cornell, Messrs . - B - 184 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAT, 1898. £. t. A. £. t. a. £. I. d. £. i. d. Fish and Son. Messrs. Clemence, J. L. Esq., Elsey, G 11- McMirm, F. A. Esq. 11- F 11- jp - 5 - Johnson, E. E. -10 - Parry, James, Esq.. 1 - - Plson, J. 0. Esq. ... - 10 - Cluhbe, Mrs. (.the PoweU, Laurence, Footman, Pretty, and late) 11- Lesley,? - 10 - Esq 1 - - Co., Messrs. 11- Collyer, Miss E 1 1 - Motley, A. Q - 10 « PoweU, Mrs - 10 - Fosdick, F. H. Esq.. - 10 6 Colman, J J. Esq. 22- Price, Bev. Lewis ..11- Remnant, Mrs - 10 - Swydyr, Bight Hon. Crossley, Sir Savile, Bead, Walter -10 - Boper, Dr 1 - - Bart. 2 2 - Beynolds,H. G..... 1 1 - Sneppard,W.B. Esq. 1 1 Ipswich Steam Ship- PuCroa, T. C. M. Sergeant T - 5 - Esq 1 - - Slipper, B. G. - 10 - Sntton, Bev. C. H. . 1 - - Kerrison, Roger, Esq. 1 1 - Farrer, J. D. Esq.... 11- Smith,S 1 1 - Whitaker, Mrs 1 - - Ldmmer, Mr. John.. - 6 - Fowler, E, W. Esq., Tattersall, J. F 11- j.p 11- Waller, H. G - B - Total Sube.. £28 2 6 May, Mr. John - 6 - Gibson, The Vener- Warman,W - 6 - Miller, B. M. Esq. . - 10 - able Archdeacon, Wilson, J - 10 Donationi. National Provincial M.A - 10 - Sums under 6s - 2 6 Bank, per KNlck- Harvey, E. K. Esq., Collected at Launch lln, Esq. - 10 - J.P.. 11- Total Subs... £14 e - of Rescue — Paul, Measre. R. & W. - 10 - Johnson, Mrs 11- Bansomes& Rapier. 11- Lawrence, Bev. • M»y, Mr. Joe 436 Titchmarsh, E.Esq. 11- Canon, M.A - 10 6 Moore, Mr. E. W.. 353 Titchmarsh, J. F. .. - 10 - Leathes, P. Esq. ... - 10 - Donations. Tollemacbe Brothers 11- Lucas, Sir Thomas, Church Collection Life-boat Boxes — Tnrner, Messrs. E. Bart. . 11- (••Life-boat Sun- North Cliff 2 0 3 K.andF 11- Morgan,H. Esq. ...11- Centre Clff J 6 0 Tnrner, Messrs. W. Morse, Frederick, Donation from Church Life-uoat door.... 168 Esq .1 1 - Sale of Work, per Gun Hill 131 Wrinch, A. Esq.... - to 6 Pavne, J. Brace, Esq. Rev. G. P. Tnmer, E. W. Moore's MA 1 - - West Enfield, Mid- box - 12 Total Subs.. £21 1 6 Peto, J. Esq., J.P... - 10 6 Five other boxes . - 16 1 Preston, Bftnj. Esq., Contribution Boxes. 1 15 8 Morrison, E. G. Donations. M.A..J.P - 19 6 Esq 1 Beeve_Coinmdr. C., Total Dons 7 J3 n Cornell, Mrs - 10 - Oddfellows and B N - 10 6 Foresters Amalga- Shann. W. A. Esq. TutalSnbs 14 e - Total Dons.. £23 6 6 mated Fete Com- M.B - 10 - mittee 22- £21 19 11 Proceeds of Demonstration Total £23 3 6 Stebbtngs, Mr. A.... - 6 - on August 1. Steward, Bev. C. J., Caldicott, Master ... 1 8 - Thirtle, Mr. T.E.... - * - SOUTHWOLD Center Cliffe Hotel. . 1 - - KESSINGLAND Welchman, F. B, Collected by the Hon. BRANCH. Esq.. -.10 6 BRANCH. Wingfleld, Mrs 1 - - Collected by the Llfe- (No Local Committee.) Worthmgton, J. C. Local Committee— J. EUSTACE OBCBBE, Esq., Esq., J.P. - 10 6 Cretteu, Mips G 333 Honorary Secretary- Wynne, W. A. 8. Chairman. Mr. A. HAEDLNQ. ERNEST R. COOPKB. Cretten, Miss N. ... 3 18 6 Esq. .M.D 11- Cretten, Mica Popsy - 19 9 ronngman, W. Esq., Mr. JAMES CRIMMEIT. Donations. J.P. .7.7. - 10 e Mr. WILLIAM CRIMMEN. Debiiey, Miss Mary. 3 14 s CHARLES DEAKEN. Debney, Master B. . 1 3 in Contribution Boxes. 1 -10 Fish, Mr. T - 13 3 To^l Subs... 34 12 - Mr. E. 0. DEBNEY. Mr. H. J. DEBHET. Found in Life-boat Mr. W. H. ELMY. Boxes - 1 6 Donation*. Bev. J. N. F. Ewro. Green Mr. T 1 3 8 LOWESTOFT ABTHDB GBUBBE, Esq. Hnrr, Mr. Higham . 3 12 10 BRANCH. Collecting Boxes ... 4 910 EUSTACE E. GBOBBE, Esq. Mayhew, Mr. W.. . . 2 19 6 Carew, Hon. G - 7 - Mr. J. D. SAEQKOT, Local Committee— Mill, Paul, "Penny Rev. C. H. SDTTON. Moore, Mr. E. W. .. - 16 2 Dr. WOOLW.TT. Porter, Mr. W - 1 3 The Rev. C. J. STEWARD, Swan Hotel 1 16 4 M.A., Chairman. St. Leger, Col. J. ... 1 - - JOHN NOPS, C. 0., Coast W. L. BULL, M.D. Guard. Sir S. B. CKOSSLEY, Bart. Warren, Mrs - 15 7 E. W. FOWLEB, Esq., J.P. Honorary Secretary- E. K. HARVEY, Esq., J.P. Mr. JUHU SINCLAIB, R.N. Total Cols... 39 1 4 H. MORGAN. Esq. Total Dons.. 23 6 6 Commdr. CHARLES BBEVE, Annual Subscriptions. Total Subs.. 28 2 6 B.N., J.P. PAKEFIELD BRANCH. Col. SEPFINGS, J.P. Cooper, E B. Esq. . - 10 - £90 10 4 W. A. S. WYNNE.Esq., M.D. Local Committee — Crimmen, Mr. James - 10 - THOMAS DA VIES, Esq., Crimmen, W. Esq. . - 10 - Honorary Secretary— Chairman. Croft, U. C. Esq. ... 1 1 - B. PRESTON, Esq., M.A., E. E. JOHNSON, Esq. THORPE BRANCH. J.P. Lowestoft. Captain LKSLET. Deaken, C. Esq. . . . . - 10 Bev. LBWIS PRICE. liebney, Mr. H. J... - 10 6 fxreaf Committee— Collector- T. SERGEANT, Esq. Debney.E. 0 - 10 6 C. P OGILVIR, E&q., Mr. J. E. COOK. Mr. W. COLBY. Edwards, H. B. Ksq. 1 - - Chairman. Elmy, Mr. W.H.... - S - T. P. BORRETT Esa. J.P. Annual Hubscriptionl. Honorary Secretary— Ewen,Eev.F 1 - - FRANK GARKETT. Jun., Esq. T. F. DA VIES, Esq. Foster. Charles, Esq. 22- Rev. C. du G. MAKEPEACE. Andrews, Bev. W. Chief Officer KEMP. Chief Boatman MAC- H.. M.A 11- Annual Subscriptions. Gilbert, Mrs. E. A.. 1 1 0 Andrews, Kev.L.W. flooding, D. R. Esq. -10 - MENJIMT. H MA - 10 6 Barraclough, A - 5 - Grubb, Mrs. E - 5 - Grubbe, Arthur, Esq. - 10 6 Hon. Secretary — Barclay* Co. .Messrs. 2 2 - Bayard, E - 6 - H. P. TODD, Esq. Barrett, Mrs J 1 1 - Berry, W - 5 - Grobbe, Capt -10 - Barrett, S. L. Esq. . - 10 6 Bradbeer B 8 - 10 8 Grubbe, Eustace E. Annual Subscription*. Birkbeck, Wm. Esq., Chaplin, B.W - 10 - Esq 11- J.P. 1 - - Davies,C. L - 6 - Grubbe, E.W. Esq.. 22- Borrett, T. P. Esq. Buxton, H. E. Esq., Davies, T 22 Grnbbe, J. E. Esq. 2 - - j.p i i - jp 11- Daries, T. F. - 10 6 Loder, John, Esq. . . 1 1 - Cotton, Henry, Esq. 2 2 - ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BBANCHES. 185 £. «. a. £. <. d. Garrett and Sons, General HETSHAM. Messrs 22- Rev. E. S. MARSHALL. Sussex. OJlier, Mrs - 6 - Stanford, Edward, LEONARD MARSHALL. Co-operat' ve Coal Co. - 10 - W. T. MITCHSLL. BRIGHTON Copeswike. 8 1 \ - Stevenson, F.S. Esq., Rev. J. C. MONTGOMERY. BRANCH. Copleston, Mrs - 5 - M.P 11- W. J. PILCHEE. Coplestooe. Mrs.K.E. - 5 - Ogilvie. C. P Ksq... 22- Alderman REA. Local Committee- Corrall&Co - 5 - Todd, H. P. Esq.... 11- J. RISBKIDGBB. Mr. Alderman A, H. Cox, Cox,Alderman A.H., W. H. STEGGLKS. J.P., Chairman. J P , 11- TotalSubs..£10 10 - Mr. Councillor E. BOOTH, Cr bbe, A. M - 10 - Hon. Sec. and Treasurer — > Yice-Chairman. Crunden & S us . . . . - 10 6 T. PEBCTVAL WHATELY, G. F. ATTBEK, Esq. Cubiit, Mr - 5 - Town Clerk. W. BENNETT, Esq. Cubitt, Mrs. Charles. - 6 - Donations. His Worship The MATOE(Sir Aldringbam Church J. G. BLAKKR, J.P.1. Dash, C. A - 5 - Annual Subscriptions. De Costa, I - 6 - Mr. Aid. W. BOTTJNO, J.P. DeParavicini, H. J. - 10 - Leiston Church Col- & I. d. W. J. C. COHNtNGHAM, ksq. De Vahl, A - 5 lection 11- Burrows, Rev. L. H. 1 1 - Sir JOSEPH EWABT. J.P. Ditto, Special Collec- Chater, C. W. Esq. - 10 - Mr. W. L. MABTIN, Chief tion 4 12 - Cbilton, Rev. G 1 - - Officer of H.M. Coastguard. Contribution Boxes. - 6 6 Clarke, Rev. H 1 1 - H. A. PERET, Esq. Drewitt, Mrs - 5 CurteH A. M. Esq. - 10 -Mr. Alderman SENDALL. Edwards, Samuel ... - 5 - Total Dons... 10 4 10 Entickuap, Aid. W. - 10 - A. H. SUTHERLAND, Esq. Total Subs... 10 10 - Gammon, Aid. E. . . 1 1 - F. W. TttLsTOHB, Esq. Elliott, Mrs 6 - Heysham, Gen. B. F. - 10 6 Captain W.H.Somerset, E.N., Evershed, J. & Sons - 5 - £20 14 10 Marshall, Rev. E. S. - S - Commander of H.M. Coast- Ewart, Sir Joseph, Mitchell, W.T. Esq. 11- guard, Brighton Division. Steggle", W. H.Esq. - 6 - Honorary Treasurer— Watts, G. F. Esq... 11- H. A. PEBET, Esq. Farrer, Mrs. S. H... - 10 - Feldwicke fe Son ... - 5 - TotalSnbs 8 15 6 Honorary Secretary— Findlater&Co - 6 - A. H. FHT, Esq. Fitzhugh & Wooll»y - 5 - Donations. Bankers— Foster, Capt, H.N.. 1 1 - Messrs. BABCLA?, BEVAN, Girdlestone, F.K.W., TEUTON, RANSOM, Boc- Siump. VERIB & Co., Brighton Fry, R. & Co 5 - Union Bank. Gad»by, Miss 1 1 . DORKING BRANCH. Gannaway, F...... 5 - Annual SubscripKmi. Garrard, Mrs. S. B.. - 5 - President- £. s. a. Garr,tt, W. & T. .. - 6 - Col, the Rt. Hon. Lord A F 1 1 - G. B - 5 - WILLIAM HE LA POER BBKKSPOKD, V.C. Albion Hotel - 5 - Green, B - B - REIGATE Amber Ale Brewery - 5 - Hon. Secretary — Arnold, Perrett&Co. - 5 - JAMKS Cox, Esq., Capital AND REDHILL Arnold, Mrs. J - 5 - Hack, Miss - 5 - and Counties Bank, Ltd. Hamilton &Co - 5 - BRANCH. Attrec, G. K - 10 6 Hammond, G. H. ... - 10 - Annual Subscriptions. Balchiu & Son - 5 - Hammond, — .,...— & - £. t. d. Honorary Secretary — Hammond, — .... - B - Beresford, Lord Win. 22- Major KINOSLEY 0. FOBTEB, Hannington's, Ltd. .11- J.P. Bamato, Mrs 1 1 - Barrance & Ford. . . . - 5 -Hartley, E. R - 10 - Total Subs... £2 12 6 Haselwuod, J. E,... - 5 - Annual Subscriptions. Keckwith, Miss .... - 5 - Hatch, Miss 11- Foster, Major Hawiey, Sir Henry, .Donation*. Kingsley 1 1 - Bart. - 5 - Machiu, Alfred, Esq. 11- Bevan, R. T - 10 6 H.B 1 - Maude, John, Esq. .11- Bevk & Co 1 1 - H. B 1 - - Blngham, Capt.,R.N. - 6 - H. G 5 - Total Dons. ..£1 - - Stacey, Harre, Esq. 11-Blenheim House. ... - 5 - H.H - B - Total Snbs. ..£2 la 6 Welch, Joseph, Esq. 11- Diito - 5 - Hiode,E 11- Highfleld, Miss S. . . - 5 - £3 12 6 Total Subs. ..55- Bolton & Wei ber. . . - 5 - Holi, Judge - 5 - Ditto 1 1 - Holmes, Leonard ... - £ - Donations. Hostel Brothers 5 - Hothani, - 5 - Botiing, Alderman Hewlett J 2 2 - GODALMING Bevan, 0. Esq 1 - ' W . . . - 10 6 Hudson, W - 6 - Costar, Mrs 2 2 - Boyer, Mrs - 5 - lomdes,C. A - 10 BRANCH. Fitze, Samuel, Esq. 11- Brighton &Hove Co- Do - 5 - Gosse, Rev. Henry .11- operative Supply Jones, Mrs. Stewart. - 6 - Presidenl^- Pawle, F. C. Esq., Kidd & Hotblack ... - 10 6 The Rev. Canou WILLIAM J.P 2 2 - Bryan, Mrs 1 - - Kidd.S. M - 10 6 HAIG-BROWN, LL.D. Reigate,tbe Mayor if 1 1 - Vice-President— Ridducfc, Peler, Ksq. 11- His Worship THK MATOB. Sewill, Henry, Esq. i 1 - Burchall, Mrs 11- Larkin, S - 5 - Sums under 5» - 2 6 Lawrence, Sir Win., Burghope &Burghope - 5 - Rev. L. H. BURROWS. Total Dons 10 11 6 Burnaud, Mrs - 5 - Leeson aud Vofcios . - 5 - C. W. CHATEE. TctalSubs. 65- Bush.J.H - 5 - Levett & Brown. - B - Rev. G. CHILTOH. Carrington, Colonel. - 5 - Lloyds Bank - 10 6 Rev. HCBBBT CLABKE. Total 15 16 6 Catley, W - 5 - Lloyd, Edward - 5 - J. C. COLLIEK. London and County H. COLpr/s. Caw thorne, James.. 11- Bank 1 1 - A. M. CURTErs. Champion, Messrs. . - 6 - Rev. J. E. EDDIS. Chapuian&Co - 10 6 Lybbe, T 1 1 - Alderman GAMMON. Cheeeman, G - 5 - Rev. H. H. GILLETT. Chippeifleld & Butler - 6 - Mace, Mrs. W. B... - 6 - F. K. W. GIRDLES-TONE. C. L. S - 6 - Madeira House, Col- WILLIAM GODWIN. Cockbnrn, W. H.... - 5 - Kev. F. R. GOODFELLOW. — Cohen, Freeman.... 1 - - 186 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAT, 1898. £. «. . d. Wrangbam, A. B. Mason, J 1 1 - Collecting Boxes ...16 1 9 BRANCH. Esq 1 - - Mason T H .11- Collected at Prac- M. A. W., Mrs 1 - - President — Total Subs... £21 1 6 MavnanJs, Ltd - 5 - His Grace the Dr/KE op Metropole Hotel..., 1 1 - ToU! Doris ... 2? 2 8 DKTONSHIRE, KM. Danattoru. Mowatt, - 5 - Total Subs.... 157 8 6 (Mayor of Eastbourne.') Monster. The Earl of - 6 - Earnshaw, Mr. R. K. £184 11 2 Local Committee- (The late) - 5 - Murray, Mrs. Jar- Rev. H. BlCKEBSTBTH Collecting Boxes... 16 13 8 dine - 10 6 OTTLET, Chairman. Martin, D - 5 - Capt. BACON. Needham & Sons ... - 5 - Total Dons. ..16 18 8 Bev. W. A. BATHUBST. Total Subs. . .21 1 6 Norfolk Hotel - 6 - Mr. THOS. BEHNET. Nye Harry - 6 - J. H. C. COLES, Esq. £38-2 Old Ship Hotel - 5 - CHICHESTER. B. COLGATE, Esq. Do. - 5 - Mr. H. CEOOK. President — H. DOBLACHEE, Esq. Paine, Kev. J. - 5 - The Right Rev. the LOED Mr. H. M. EMAET. Parry, Mrs. L 1 - - BISHOP OF CBICHESTXB. J. FAKNCOJTBK, Esq. HASTINGS AND H. WKST FOVAKGUE, Esq., ST. LEONARDS . Peyton, John E. H.. 1 - - Chairman — Town Clerk. General Sir HENBY P. I>E Mr. R. M. GLOTHE, Boro' BRANCH. BATHE, Bart. Surveyor. PUcher, Mrs. J. G. . - 10 - Mr.AldfTtaan C. H. HAINB. Local Committee- Pocock,SirGeo.,Bart. - 6 - Rev. J. W. TOTTENHAM,M.A., Potts, R. &Co. -10 6 Honorary Secretary — R. C. LAMBERT, Esq., J.P. President. Powell D H.. . . . - 6 - Sir ROBE&T RAFEB, Kt. Mr. JAMES MOSEIS. ETon. T. ALLHUTT BBASSET, Mr. GEO. SAWDIE. .1. P., Vice-President. RallL, Mrs - 10 - Treasurers — Mr. Alderman SKIKSEB, His Worship The MATOB or Ridding, The Misses 2 - - Messrs. MILBANKE, WOOD- Deputy Mayor of East- HASTINGS. BKIDGK & Co. bourne. Robins & Son, Ltd '.- 5 - Mr. Alderman H. SHTIOH. H. M. BAKEB, Esq., J.P. Robins, Mrs. E, W. - 5 - W. L. WALLIS, Esq. Chief Constable CHAS. F. Russell, (J. - 6 - Annual Subscriptions. Dr. E. WILLKTT. KAKER. Sandeman, Mrs. J. F. 1 - - The Chief Officer of H.M. C. PKUBEBTOXCABTXB.lSBq.. Sandeman, Mrs. W.. - 5 - Adames, Miss E. ... 11- J.P. Sasgoon, A - 5 - Arnold, B. Esq - 10 6 Coastguard. E CHALINDEB, Esq. Sassoon.Sir E. D. .. 1 1 - Bennett, Rev. PTK- Treasurer- W. VANDBLEOBCRAKB, Esq., Sattin & Evershed. . - 5 - B.A. Schilling & Co. ... - 5 - Beverley, Rev.H.W.- 6 - Major H. P. MOLINEDX. Commander H. B. ELWTK, Shoesmith & Son. .. - 6 - Buckell Dr. L - 6 - R.N Sillwood Hotel - 5 - Christy, Mrs. R. ... - 10 - Honorary Secretary— Mr. K. WHITS FOKD. Simonds,H.&G.,Ltd. - 5 -. Cogan, Mr. T.S - 5 - Jam^s T. SKINNER, 120, Rev. Canon FOTSTEB, M.A. Singer, Mrs 2 - - Davey, Rev. H. M.. - 5 - Terminus Road,Eabtbourne. Rev. G. ALVBED FOTSTF.K, SingT, Mrs. A. M.. 1 - - M.A. Skirrow, Miss 11- De Bathe, General (In addition to Eastbourne F. G. HAVHAHD. Esq. Smith - 5 SirH. P. Bart. ... 2 - - " Life-boat Saturday " Fund.) A.VALBKTIHB HOLLAND, Esq. Smith, General O. S. - 10 - Drewitt, Mrs 1 - - JOSHUA HUGGETT, Esq., J.P. Smith, R. Martin . . 1 - -EdgeU, Mrs. (The Annual SubtcrytioHt. PHIUF PBITUHARD, Esq. Smithero and Sons . . - 6 - Alderman Major - General Smythe,Mrs. Watson - 6 - Fletcher, Mrs. (Bog- £. >. d. SHEBER. Bor) - B - Alston. Rev. Herbert 1 J - Alderman STDBBS, J.P. Stevens, Son & May- Fletcher, Mr. C. J. . 2 2 -Bathnrst, Rev.W. A. - 8 - STIVEBD T. P. Voxas, Esq., nard - 6 - Foster, Mr. R. - 6 - J.P. Stewart, Alex., of Frampton, Rev. Pre- H. BARLOW WEBB, Esq. ATdB - 5 Boulton, Mrs. G.... 1 - - Stoae, G. R., & Co. . - & -Gaisford, Bev. G. ... - 5 - Campion, Coles J.H. Treasurer— Gamham, Lt-Colonel 11- Ksq - 10 - ANDREW MURRAY, Esq. Stnckey,' W - 5 - Gibbings, Mrs., the Cardwell.W.A. Esq. - 10 - Auditor — Case, Colonel 1 1 JOSHUA HD<;GETT, Esq., J.P. Tamplin & Co., Ltd. 11- Gorham, Mr. J -10 - Crook, Mr. Hetbert. - 10 6 Tillstone, F. J - 10 6 Greene, Mr. T - 6 - Devonshire, H.G. Secretary — Grnggen, Mr. F. W.. - 6 _ theDnke of (Mayor Alderman HUTCHINGS. Halnes, Mr. W. T. S. - 5 - of Eastbourne) ... 1 1 - Tnffnell, Mi-s - 10 6 Halsted, Mrs. C. T.. - 5 - DurUcher, H. Esq.. 11- Annual flttbicriptiont. Tnrnbull, G. D - 6 - Hanson, Mr E - B - Earushaw, Mr. R. K. - - -Arkcoll, J. Esq - 10 6 Turner, Lady Page . - 6 - Hobgen F N ....- 6 — Ellis, John, Esq - 10 - Back, Miss. - 10 6 Twyford, H. R 1 - - Kent, Miss - 5 - Emary, H. M -JO 6 Beaumont, Mrs - 10 6 Vale Miss - 6 - Knight, Mr. C. K. B. - 6 -Evenden, H. Ksq. . . - 10 6 Brxssey, Hon. T. A. B - - Verrall, Mrs. Jenner - 5 - Landgale, Rev. G A. - 6 - Famcombe, J. Esq.. - 5 - Brassey Lord.K.C.B. - 10 6 Vistak, Miss - 5 - Leconfield. Lord ... 1 - - Gilbert, O. 1). Esq... 11- Bri.co, Miss - 10 6 Wallis, Holder «t Lee 1 1 - Legge, Mr. C. B.... - 5 - Hollins, F. Esq - 6 - Burton, A. H. Esq.. - 10 6 Waterbouse, Mrs... - B - Lewis, R3V.H.C.... - 10 - Hood, A. R. Esq.... - 5 - Campbell, Miss - 5 - Matthews, Miss.... - 6 - Hood, Mrs - 10 - Carter, C. P. Esq.... - 10 6 Norman, Mr. W. ... 1 1 - Christian. Mrs - 5 - WVstro House - 6 - Paxton, Colonel .... - B - Keay, Mr. Alderman - 6 - We-4 St. Brewery ..11- Raper, Sir Robert. .. - 6 - KHtlewelL, Mrs M.. - 5 - Crake, W. V. Esq.. - 6 3 Wilkinson, Son & Riadore,Rev.G. J.E. - 6 - Lambert, R. C. Capt. - 10 6 Fieid, Miss - 10 - Welch - 10 6 Richmond & Gordon, London and County Haviland,F.G.Esq..- 10 6 Willi-tt G W 11- The Duke of, K.G. 22- Bank, Ltd. 1 1 - Holland, A. V. Esq. - 10 6 Winham, Mrs - 6 - Sadler, Mr. H - 5 - Manby, Mrs - 10 - Hon.ewood, Miss... - B 3 Wilson F. T - 6 Sutton, Rev. Archdn. - 5 - 'Molineux, H. P., Howell, Joiin, Esq. -S3 Teesdale, C. L. M.. . - 10 - Major 1 1 - Wood&Son - 5 - Turing, Lady 1 - - Morri8&Son8,Messrs. - fi - Hutchings, Mrs. Woolley & Bevis ... - 6 - Weller-Poley, Mrs.. - 10 - „ „ Mr.Jas. - 5 - W W - 5 - WoodbrWge, Mr. G. - 5 - Shortland,Rev.H.V. - 6 - Knye-Smith, Dr. ... - 10 6 Y S B - 5 Woods, Mr. John W.- 10 - Sutton.Mr.Alderman - 10 - Lloyd's Bank - 5 3 Sums under 6s. 5412 - Sums under 5s...... 6 - Strange, Neville, London and County Alderman, J. P. . . - 6 - Total Subs. . £157 8 6 Total £24 13 6 Swift, Miss 1 - - Lowe, Mrs. Dick... - 10 - Wallis, W. L. Esq. .11- Lowther, Mrs - 10 6 ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BBANCHES. 187 £. t.d £. ». A £. t. d. Macbraire, Mre - 6 - Donations. Whltehead,Mr.Johii - B - Blencowe, J. G. Esq. 1 - - Pearson, Major .... - 5 Sums under 6s 3 12 6 Brand,C.,Esq.(1896)l 1 - Rosefc Bates, Messrs - 10 £. s. d Bacon, Mies K - 5 - £15 1 6 Ryle, W. F. D.Esq. - 19 - Beard, W. & Co. ... - 6 - Christie, W. L. Esq. Sayer-Milward, Rev. Hallett, Mrs - 10 - jp 1 - - W. C - 6 - Hillman.Hillmanaud Clarke, Gen., C.B. .. - 10 - ScrivenB, 8. Esq. ... - 6 - Weller, Messrs. - 10 6 Drmationl. Cook & Sons, Taos. Sherer, Muj.-Gen... - B Ingram, Rev. H. M. - 10 6 Life-boat Sta. Boxes. 491 Messrs 2 2 - Shnter, W. Esq - 10 In«ram, J., Esq. ... - 1 6 Railway Sta. Box .. - 8 - Crook, L. T. Esq.. . . - 10 6 Stanford, George, McQueen, J.E., Esq. - 5 - Terminus Hotel.... - 5 - Eastwood, Mrs. W. . - 6 - Esq. - 5 - Mitchell, Mr. C. ... - 5 - Every, J. Esq - 6 - Stephens, Mrs - 10 - Ne*ington, Messrs. £521 Farncombe, MiesS.. - 10 6 Stubbs, Alderman.. - 6 - G. &Co - 10 6 Gage, Viscount 3 - - Powell, W., Esq. .. - 10 - Godlee, Mre. M. A.. - 10 - Tottenham, Rev. J. Ruble, Mr. R. P. . . - 5 - AEDNPBL. Gosling, W. Esq. ... - S - W - 10 6 Tnrner, Crosskey & . Holland, Mrs. H.... 11- Tree, Councillor.... - 6 - Dow, Drs - 6 - Annual Subscription*. Lambe, R. Esq - B - Tabb«, Mre - B - Wanen, E. P., Esq. - 5 - Lewis and Holman, IJpson, Mr. J. H.. . . - 10 6 Wills, Mr. G W. .. - 6 -Elliott. Mr. Wm.... - S - Messrs. . . - 10 6 Vores, S. T.P. Esq.. - 10 « Wor.drofIe,H.L. Esq. • 6 - Holmes, Mr .Carleton - 6 - Lowdell& Co. .Messrs.- 10 - Webb, H. Barlow, Sums under 5s 1 16 - Lambert &Norrte.. 11- Madgwick & Adams, Esq - 10 6 Middleton, Major A. Messrs - B - Weston, Major S. T. - 5 - Total Dons. .. 1 - - T. - 10 - Massy, W. L., Esq.. - 10 6 Willoughby, Miss .. - 10 - Total Sabs. ..686 Mitchell, Mrs. F.... - 10 - Monk & Sons, Messrs.- 10 « Wilson, Mre. H. C.. - 10 6 Moor, Rev. G. H.... - B - Morgan, Dr. W. P. ..- fi - Wood, Mr. G. W. .. - 6 - £13 8 6 Mostyn, E. J , Esq. - 6 - MosBop, Dr. A. S. . . - 6 - Young, W.B. Esq... - 10 6 Norfolk, His Grace Newhaven Harbour Sume under 6> 823 The Dnkeof.E.M., Company 5 - - Newington and Co., , Total Subs.... £31 8 - Rolls. A. G., Esq. .. - 10 - Messrs - 10 6 Sums under St. .... 1 10 - Pannett, W. & Co. . - 10 « Parsons Bros.,Messrs. - 10 - Donation*. £10 1 - Russell & Sons, Corporation of Hast- LITTLEHAMPTON ings 10 - - Donations. St. John, Hunt fe Co. - 10 6 Boxes— BRANCH. Box at Norfolk Hotel - 12 4 Sharp, Capt. R - B - West Marina, Sheffield, Earl of ... 22- Victor!* Library, Local Committee— Total ...£10 13 4 Shenstone,F.S.E9q.. 11- Warrior Square, Capt.E. H. HiLus,R.N.,J.P Simmons, H. Esq. . . - 10 6 White Rock, Chairman. Smith, J. Maxwell, Carlisle Parade, Rev. J. COOKB. Total Subs. ..25 2 6 Esq 11- Marine Parade, UPPERTOH LSAK, Esq. Total Dons. . . 6 14 5 Sonthwood, Rev. Boat-Hoose 33 2 1 Mr. W. NIGHT, Chief Officer E p - B - H.M. Coastguard. £30 16 11 Towuer, R. Esq. ... - 10 6 Total Dona 43 2 1 Mr. W. SEWHU, Harbour Streatneld,B..J.EB. Seiford Regatta.... 1 11 - &Sons - 10 - rapt. K. hmiox. Collected on Bank Hon. Secretary— Candy, Rev. J. H... - 5 - Captain H. M. LAMBERT, Holiday, New- Capt. MALCOLM MCNKILE, Constable, Mr, A. J. 1 1 - K.N.R. haven Regatta ... 4 17 8 R.K., Governor H.M. Naval De Graves, Mr. H... - B - Capt. H. N. LEWIS. Prison. Dixon, Mr. Fredi... - 5 - Capt. P. J. MACffKE. Contribution Boxes- Fetherston. Rev. Sir 7apt. J. MORBIS. Annual Subscription*. G. K., Bart. - s - Capt. G. S. PmtLip. Bay Hotel Box ... - « 2 Blake, Rev. G. L., Fletcher, Col. Sir 'apt. R. SHABP. J H.Bull 4 - - and Mrs. Blake . . - 5 - Henry, Bart., M.P. - 10 - '\ S. SHBNSTOXK. Esq. Life-boat House . - 1 10 Carrey, E., Esq. . . - S - larvey, Messrs. J. C. W. TOWKIB, Esq. Newhaven Pillar Every, Mr. John . . - 5 - Capt. R. G. WHITE, E.N.R. Box - « 1« Hills, Capt. E. H., Mr. W. P. WOOLLBT, Chief Seaford Pillar Box - 13 3 Hillmun, Misses ... - 5 - R.N., J.P - B ~ Officer Coastguard. Steamboats, &c. . . 1 14 1 Hillman, Alderman - 6 - temp, Mrs. William 1 - - Capt. D. H. WHITS. 1st &2ndKestaur- Ingram, W. F , Esq. - B - jear, Mr. and Mrs. . - 5 - Capt. G. K. WHITI.ET. Kemp. C. R., Alder- Lefroy, Capt., R.N. - 5 - Mr.S. Lower's Box - 3 8 Neame Mr N . - 5 - Honorary Secretary— Barclay & Co. Box -26 Parkin, Vice-Admlral - 10 - J. W. NOEL, Esq. McAullffe, Rev. W. - 5 - Total Dons ..IB - - McfMle, Capt. R.N. - 6 - 'oland, Mr. Charles - S - Collector— Total Subs. ..35 18 6 MoTish, Mr. C.. .. - 6 - lobinson, Mr. Jos. . - 6 - Mr. EDWARD KUIGHTLET. Nicholson,E.A.,E«q. - 6 - School House, per £60 18 6 Nolloth, Rev. C. F. - 5 - Mr. Cooper - B - Annual Subtcripltom. Selater.Jms. H.,Esq. - 5 - Senior, Mr. J 1 1 - Shiffner, Sir G., Ban. - in 6 Stunsfield. K*v. E... - B - lannister, J.Esq... - 10 6 Sums nnder 5s 2 3 - Talbot, Lord Ed- Barclay & Co., Total Subs. ..£6 8 6 Warren, Mr. R. A., torett, H. Esq. - B - J.P 1 1 - llaauw, Mrs. - 10 -

N 2 188 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAT, 1898. £. «. d £. l. d. RYE AND WINCHEL Annual Subscription!. Atwood, Mrs. J. .... - 6 - LeRiche,Dr - B - SEA BRANCH. t t. d. Atwool, Mr - 6 - Loder, Lady 1 1 - Ayling, Mr. H - 6 - Bennett, E. W. Esq. - 10 6 Longbottom, Mrs., President— Bantleld, Messrs, and Bentall, Mr. C - B - THOMAS SMITH Pix, Eeq. Co 11- Beynon, Mrs. Crow- BevesandOo 11- Local Committee— Brighion & Worthing Blaker, Mr. F - 6 - Mannooch.'c. Esq." - 10 - Mr. WALTER DAW as. .••team - boat Co., Boyes, W, 0. Esq.. 11- Mr. WILLIAM DAVES, Ltd 11- Brunet, Madame ... - K - Mills Mrs. J G 10 - Mr. JOHN HOLM us. Brnoter, Mr. H. W. - 5 -Burnand, L. Esq. ..11- Mitchell, J. H. Esq. - 10 - Hr. THOMAS G. SHABFB. Brown, J. E. Esq.. . . - 10 6Burlingion Hutel . . - 5 - Moore, Com. R.N. . - S - Major STFLBMAK. Capital & Counties Byrangee, P. Esq... - 5 - Mr. F. MARTYN. Bank, Ltd., per Cameron. Pryce N. Mordan, A. Esq.... 11- Mr. WILUAM WALKEB Jas. WTlile, Esq.. 11- Esq, the late 10 - Mr. L. A. VroiatE. Forbes, Abbott & Chapman, H. Esq... - 10 6 Saah. J. E. Esq ... 11- Lennard, Ltd. ... 1 1 - Chetwynd,Hon.Mrs. 1 - - Naylor Mis~ - B - Honorary Secretary Fuller, 1'hos. Esq. .. - 10 6 Chretien, F. F. Esq. - B - New»am, S. W. Esq. - B - J. SYMONDS VIDLEB, Esq. Barker. W. H. Esq. 11- Clark, H. M. Esq. . . - 6 -Nicholls, Mrs - B - Head, Henry, Esq. .22- Nicholls, K. T. Esq. - 10 - Annual Subscription*. Collet, G. B. Esq.... - 10 - Nisbet, J. Esq - -B - Ingram, Colonel, J.P. 22- Coomne. Rev. C. G.. - 5 - Nodes, I. D. S. Esq. - 10 6 £. t. d. Penney, K, H. tisq.. 11- Const, H. 0 Esq. . . - 6 -Nodes, W. S. Esq... - 10 6 Blomfeild, Mrs. Rnbie & Adams, Corns, T. Esq - 10 - North, F. Esq - B - Cortls, A. tieq 11- Oliver, Kev. H. f... - 10 - Smitb, F. Snndins, Cortls, Mrs. G. ... . - 6 - Oriel, Misses - 6 - Churton, Rev. T. T. - 10 - Esq 11- Coster, C. W. -Esq. .11- Dawes, Mr. Walter. - 6 - Stow & Son, Messrs. - 10 - Cox, Mr. J - 5 - Parish, F. Esq. - B - Hilder, Mr. G 1 - - Tower, Rev. C - 6 - Parr, Rev. J. 0 - B - Lord, Rev. J. O. West Street Brewery Crick, Rev. P - 10 - Payne, Mrs - 6 - (2years) 11- Co., Ltd 1 - - Cro'.k, J. Esq ...... B - PiKg"tt, G. Esq. ... - 10 6 Pix, T. 8 Esq. 2 - - Whitmell, Mr. C. J. - 5 -Digby, Mrs - 6 - Pilcber, ilbuurne. Mr. J. ;.. - ,0 6 Colbiu-'Le, Aldeinian - 6 - Ash,Mr.A.J - 5 - Dodd, Mrs - 5 wwyfix, Rev. R. Ash, Mm. A. J - 5 - Beaton, M rs. J. P... - S - Elrington, The Hat mer 1 1 - Ash, Mrs. E. J - 5 - Hu^gins, Mrs - 5 - Misses - 10 - Ash, Mr. T. H - 5 - Hnjrgins, Mrs. H.... - 5 - Galt.m, Miss - B ?,ower, Kdgar, Esq. 22- Ash, Mrs. T. H - 8 - Mrflor.Mr. W. R... - 5 - Uibbins, VV. B.,Esq. 2 2 - Barker, Mr. T. B.... - 5 - Mellor, Mr*. W. R.. - 5 - Locke, Mr. J. A.. . . - 10 6Greene, Alderman.. - 6 - Barrett, Mr - S - Middleton, Mrs - 5 - McCoy Mrs . . - 10 Hamilton, Sir F., Bentley, Mr. - 6 - Nicholl, Mrs - 10 - Newbonld, Mrs 11- Bart 1 1 - rfentley, Mr. T. B... - 5 - Scott.Mr. J. C - 5 - Tharenela, Mrs - 10 - Hodgson, Sir A., Bradford, Mrs - 6 - Tommas, Mrs - B - Tibbits, Mrs. 1 1 _ K.U.M.G 11- Willes, Mrs. 11- HutchmgB, W. Esq. Fordred, Messrs. ... - 1 6 (Mayor) 11- Gricp, Mrs. H - S - £5 19 6 £9 - - lutcbinbon, General 11- ackson, A. W. Hirech, Mr .... - 5 - Hitchman, Mrs - 6 - Collected by Miss LLOTD— Jon«f, J. Cove, E-q. - 10 - Donation!. Kendall, Councillor. 11- Hoskins, Mrs. W... - 6 - luckendge. Miss .. - 10 - Manders in, General, King, Mrs. James. • - 5 - TABDLEY. Dirtnell, the Misses. - 6 - CJi 1 1 - King, Mra.S. T - 6 Per Mrs. HOSKINS and dreen.Mr. W - 6 - Martin, C. E. Epq. 11- McClelland, Mrs. . . - 6 - Mrs. MELLOB. Grimsdick, Mr.W.C. - B - loore, Stephen. Esq. 11- Mellor, Mr - 10 Lloyd, Mrs. H. R... - 2 6 Nason, Alderman ..11- Muscott, Mr. H..... - 6 - Harvey .Miss, Culltct- Ll.yd. Mrs. R - 5 - Oldaker, Misa - 10 - Neale,Mrs - ( - Lloyd, Ml. W. Haw- 'otts T. P. Keq, ... - 10 6 Icy _ S - ar.ders. S. Esq. ... 1 1 - fletcalfe Mrs. . - 6mallwood - , Council- Parsons, Mrs. C - 5 - £1 14 6 Meicalte, the Mis,es - IB - lor - 10 - Patterson,Mrs.W. E. - 6 - Mftcalfe, MissS.... - B - mith, Rev. F - S - Pattison, Mr - 5 - 'regarthen, J. C., Pinnell, Mrs 10 OtTON. E,q 11- Playfair, Mr, J.P... - 6 - rarie, Captain.... - 5 - Price, Mrs - s - Scott, Mr., Life-boat mall, Mrs - 6 - Tota\ Subs.... 126 1 - Richards, Mr. J. H.. - 5 - mall wood, Mr. J. . 1 1 - Donations. Robinson, Mrs. - B - 'homBon, Miss - 5 - Kobinson, Mr.W.F. - B - Tritton, Col., and Adkins, Thos. Esq.. 1 1 - Total Snbs 26 15 6 Mrs JO Total JE2Y 2 - Taylor, Miss - 5 JS28 16 - £6 13 6 190 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAT, 1898. £. «. d. £. i. d. Taylor, Rev F. ... - 5 - King, Mr. W. R 6 - Donation!. Telfoid Smith, Mrs. - B - Morgan, Mr. W i i £. >. d. 3SBestmorelan&. Venn, Mrs - 10 Tomlinson, Mrs..... - '0 6 Kane, Rev. R. N. .. - B - wmink, Mrs 1 - - Box at Hop Market Wilson, Miss - 10 - £3 17 6 KENDAL BRANCH. Wilson, Miss J - 10 - Box at Bell Hotel. ..-32 Hon. Treasurer — Sums under 6« S 5 6 Donations. Total £19 12 8 Mrs. W. D. CBEWDSOH. £39 1 - A Friend 1 - - Hon. Secretaries — Brown, Mr. H - 5 - NOBHAN F. WILSOK, Esq. Donations. Dr. COOKILL. £15- Annual Subscriptions. Dunlop, Mrs. R. M. - 5 - £. «. d: Cullectiug Boxes— Bentinck,LordHenry 65- Bridson. MissC.M.- 5 6 OoUetting Cards. Crewdson, W. D. Logan, Mrc. J. . . . - 8 -Brown, Master A.. 21- Esq., J.P 11- Mason, Miss Enid. - 3 9 Gwyther. Mrs. .... - 16 10 Yorfes&t're. Crewdson, Mrs - 10 6 Rigg, Mrs. R. ... - H - Gwyther, Miss - 16 10 Coekill, Mr. W. B. . - 10 - Gwyiher, Miss P.. . -1610 BRADFORD BRANCH. Gilkes. Gilbert, E-q. 11- £213 Hills,MasterP«rcyG - 10 6 Harris, Mrs. Alfred. X - - Harris, W. M. Esq.. - 10 - His Worship the MATOE OP B.ran, Bev. C. T. . . - 10 - Collected by Miss SOMEB- BRADFORD Jefferys, J. H. Esq. 11- V1LLE. QDARNDON. (Councillor T. SPEIGHT). Paget - Tomlinson, Annual Subscriptions. Brasher,Miss(1895-6)l 12 6 W. S. (the High Newbold, Miss, and Local Committee— Sheriff) 32- Armitagp, Mrs - 5 - Aid. FKKDEKICK PKIKSTHAS, Baddeley, Mrs - 10 - Wakefleld, E. W, Hobotham, Miss E. . - 16 - J.P., Chairman. Esq., J.P - 10 - Binns. Mrs - 6 - T. H. BEDFORD. Bowler, Mrs. ..*....- 5 - Wakefleld, Mrs. £9 18 - J. BENTLEY. E. W - 10 - Bownass, J. Esq. ..-10 - J. A. CLAPHAH. Wilson, Mr. N. F... - 10 -Butler, Rev. T - 10 - Rev. G. P CLARKE. Byres, Mrs. Moir. . . - 5 - Sums of 5«. and under -12 6 Total Subs. . . 3 17 6 Councillor T. CKOSSLAND. Cairns, Miss 10 - T. F. DOTLE. Total... £ 15 13 - Total Dons... 15- A. DUFF Col. Cards ... 9 18 - A. W. KIELD. Grassland, J. Esq. . - 5 - W. FIRTH. £15 - 6 JOHN GILL. MissHAHN. Geddes, Mrs - 6 Rev. C. W. N. HYKE. LAKES DISTRICT Little, Master 0.,Col- Councillur W. JENNINGS. BRANCH. lected by 2 9 1 Rev. J. LEIGHTON. McDingall, Colonel. - 6 - G. MCGCIRE. Treasurer — Mitchell, UTJ - 10 - Mrs. MUFF. Colonel MACDODGALL. Moss, Rev. John WORCESTER C. J. PAUL. Miles 1 1 - J. SCOTT. Hon. Secretary — O'Neill, Hon. Anne. - 10 - BRANCH. G. A. STEINTHAL. Rev. CTKIL A. W. ROBINS. O'Neill, Hon Robert 1 - - Councillor J. S. TOOTBIU. Pritt, G. Esq. - 10 - R. S. TOWN. Collected by Miss STELLA (No Local Committee.) HAMILTON. Honorary Trea«urer— Treasurer — J. H. LINCET. Annual Subteriffiant. FKAS. SPOOKEK, Esq. £17 10 1 Honorary Secretary— Arkwright, Miss . . . 2 - - Honorary Secretary— CHABLES E. LIEBRETCB. F. W. SEAMAN, Ksq. Honorary Auditor— Donations. W. M. GRAT. Cheetbam, Miss . ... - 10 - Local Contribution Annual Subtariptiotu. Collector— Boxes 11 IE 2 C. B. COTTOM. Crewdson, Kev. G. - 10 - Ames, Fredk. Esq... 1 1 - Cropper, James, Esq. - 5 - Bearcroft, Rev. Hy. 11- Annual StOacriptionl. Duncan, Mrs - 5 _ Total Dons.... 13 16 5 Carr, Rev. W. R.... - B - £. «. d. Earle, Miss 1 - - Total Subs 56 IT 1 Cherry, A. C Esq... 11- Anderton, S. & Sons 22- Kdmondson, Miss . . - 5 - Chesshire.Rev. A. S. - 10 - Bairstow, T. *M... 1 1 - Flattely, Mrs 1 - £70 13 6 Clarke. Krlio. Esq . . 1 1 Behrens, Sir J. & Douglas, Rev. W.W. - 10 6 Evans, E. Wallace, BeU,E.&Co 11- Howartb, Mrs. 1 1 - Esq 1 1 - Bottomley, M., J.P. 11- Harrington, H. H. Bottomley, S. & Bros. Ltd . . 23- Johnson, T.W. Esq. 1 - - Holland, Walter.Esq. Bradford Wine and Jones- Balme, F. M. J.p - 10 6 Beersellers' ASBOC. 22- T. r- sq - 10 6 Jones, Henry, Esq... 11- Brown, George - 10 6 Logan, Mrs. John . . - 5 - aSBomsters&ut. Kane, Rev. R. N... - 5 - Burnley, James, J.P. 11- Macqubae, Miss .... - 10 - KiugsS.rd, Rev. H.. - B - Burton, John A. ... - 10 6 Marshall, Mrs. V... - 5 - Lea,C.Wheeley,Esq. 22- Calvert, Mrs. Rhodes 1 1 - 8TECHFORD McNaught and Co. Cohen, B 11- MiUer, Mrs. W. P. . - 10 - BRANCH. Colllns. William .... 1 1 - Muir, Mi-s - 6 - Piereyfc LonKbottom 1 l - Cordingley, Arm- Palmer, TBe Misses 1 - - Treasurer and Hon. Sec. — Rowlands. Rev .W.E. - 10 « strong and Co, ... 1 1 - Mr. WILLIAM MORGAN. Seaman, K. W. Esq. - 6 - Craven, Joseph 2 2 - Puckle, Gh o. H. Esq. - 10 - Thomas, Mrs. P 10 6 Drummond, Jaa. and Eeynolds, Miss - 3 - Annual Subscriptions. Thnrefleld, Rev. R. . 1 1 - Sons 1 1 - Rigg, Mrs. R. - 6 - £. i. d. Walsh, Mrs. T. W.. - 10 6 Edelstein, Moser, Roberts, Mrs 1 - - Bower,Misse8,Knowle- 6 - Walker, Henry, Esq. 11- &Co 1 1 - S - 15 Christoph^rson, Mis. - S - Westcombe, Miss... 2 - - Fawcett, Mrs. Richd. 11- Sladen, A. R. Esq. . 5 - - Williamson & Son, Sladen, J. M. Esq. . 5 - _ "D«-borab," Hannibal, Messrs - 10 6 Firth and Renton . . - 10 6 Somervell G. Esq. . - 5 - D.S - 10 6 Firth, T. A. and Co. 1 1 - Hills, Mr. W. G.... - 10 6 Total Subs.... £18 ;9 6 Poster, John & Son. B B - ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BEANCHES. 191 £. ». d. £. s. *. Gaunt, J. E 1 1 - Annual tfubicriptiont Ramsden, Camm & Honorary Secretary- Godwin. J. V,J.P.. 1 1 - £. t. d. Co 1 I Mr. W. CRAWFORD. Gray, W. M 11- Bank C. & C - 5 -Russell Miss . - 5 - Hahlo & Liebretch 11- Turner, Thos. Esq.. - 10 6 Harrison & Singleton 11- Graeme, Col. Lloyd. 11- Annual Suburiptiont. Heilburn, F. and Co. 1 1 - Harrison, Mrs - 6 - Henry, A. & S.& Co. Hodgson, Mrs - 10 - Total £17 2 - £. ». d. Hudson, Rev. C - 10 - AFriend - 10 - Heynemaun,Ed'ward, Hull Trinity House. 5 - - Beswicb, W. B. Esq. 1 - - 4 Co 11- Jackson, H - 8 Cappieman, W. Esq. - 10 - Hlrsch, Pinner & Co. 11-Jameson. J. A 1 - - Hirst,CoLC.B 11- Clay, A. T. Esq 1 - - Jarratt, W. 0 - 6 - DEWSBURY Cooper, Rev. A. N.. - 5 - Hoffmann, A. and Co. 1 1 - Harrison, Miss 1 - - Ingnam, Gates & Son 11- Quinton,Mr. H 1 1 - BRANCH. Jacobs, Adolph, and Holden, Angus, Esq. 1 - - Rickaby, Colonel ... - 5 - Hurt, Miss S 1 - - Co 1 1 - Roymain, R. D - 5 - President- Keenan, J. &Co 11- Sikes, Miss 6 - Lawson, A. T 11- Kessler&Uo 1 1 Alderman G. A. Fox, J.P., Martin. Edwin 1 - - Smith, R G . . 5 - Mayor. Mitford. W. 0. Esq. 2 - - Knowles, Cooke, and Taite W. A .... 6 - Ralli, Mrs. J. E. . . . 1 - - Walton, Miss - 6 Lady President- Leather, Mrs 1 1 - Thompson, J.C.,Esq. 1 - - Uebreich.Chas.Edw. 11- Mrs. G. A. Fox, Mayoress. Wheelhouse, C. tt, M.D 1 1 - Lincev, J. H 11- Total Subs. .£15 3 6 Hon. Secretaries Ladies' Whttehead, G. Esq. 11- Committee — . Willlams,Rev.J.M. 1 - - Lossel, A. C 11- Donation!. Lund, Unas - 10 6 1 Miss ELLIS and Miss FAIB- Lupton. J. & Son. .. 11- Contribution Boxes BANE. Total Subs... £18 8 - and Collections by Mahler, Sichel & Co. 1 1 - Chairman of Collection Children 3 14 9 Committees — • McEwan, J. H 1 1 - Donation!. Total £18 18 3 LIOKB Fox, Esq. Contribution Boxes. 9 2 n Mnff.T.P. - 10 6 Committee — • Muff, H - 10 6 Councillor BIEKHEAD. Collected on Parade Musgrave, B. 1 1 - G. H. BUEBAS. Councillor BAKBE. Phllipp J 1 1 - BRIQHOUSE Total Dons 21 5 11 Phllipp, J. and Co. . 2 2 - Rev. H. L. CLAKKB. PoppleweU. J. B. ... 1 1 - AND RASTRICK Major CHADWICK. Total Subs 16 8 - Posselt, E. and Co. 1 1 - BRANCH. F. DWYEE. Priestley, Briggs,and M»jor Fox, J.P. £43 13 11 Co 11- President^- DUKE Fox, J.P. PriesUey, T. & Son . 1 1 - Hto Worship THE MiYOE. Dr. HALLIWBLL. Priestman, Aid. F., E. HEMINGWAY. J.p. 11- Local Committee— G. H. HIRST. J. ATKINSON, Esq. JOHN HUTCHINSON. Priestman, Arnold .22- J. F. BOTTOMLEY, Esq. Alderman E. KILTOBN, J.P. Quitzow&Co 1 1 - W. J. CIIAMBBKS, Esq. Kee, I 2 2 WILSON KILBUBN. Dr. CAETEK. W. L. POPPLE. FLAMBOROUGH KeissBroe 11- G. HKI.M. Esq. BEBNABU QUINN. J. E B. HOWE, E^q. C iuncillor Ruuss. BRANCH. Bichardson, Geo., C. JESSOP, Esq. R. SPEDDINO, J.P. J.p 10 6 C. R JOHNSON, Esq. Sachs, H. W. and Co. 1 1 - GEOEGB STONES. Local Committee. J. LODGE, tsq. W. R. THOMPSON. Mr. J. S. BDTLEE. Samson, H. and Lep- T. MILNES. E-q. Councillor TOWNSEND. poc » » - J. NAYLOR, Esq. Mr. H. BAILEY. Schnster, Fnlda, »nd Treasurer — Mr. M. BAILEY. Co 11- J. PABKTNSON, Esq. Mr. B. LAMPLODGH. Rev. R. Pmws. C. P. HOBKIKK, FJj.8. Shaldere, A. O. & Son 1 1 - C. E. SHACKLETON, Esq. Councillor J.V.MAINPRIZE. Simon, Israel, & Co. 2 t - Secretary— Mr. L. MAINPBIZB. fjtansfeld, Brown, HY. SHGDEN. Esq., J.f. Mr. ROBERTS (C.O., H.M. and Co. 11- J. SUKllEELAND. Esq. WALTEE DAWSON, C.A. Ct. Gd.). Stavert, ZigonuJa, Treasurer- Bankers — Mr. W. STORK. and Co 11- Mr. C. FOWLEE. Mr. B. TBAVES. Steinthal, C. G 11- Halifax Commercial Bunk. HDPDEESFIELD BANKING Rev. J. F. WILKINSON. Steinthal, G. A 11- COMPANY, Ltd., Dewsbury. Mr. T. W. WOODCOCK. Stepheuson Bros.... 11- Hon. Secretary— (No List for 189TO Honorary Secretary — Tankard, H. H 44- Annual Subscription*. Thompson, Lady Mr. JAMES WOODHOUSE. Armytage, G. J. Esq. 11- Atkinson, J. Esq. . . - 6 - Tordoff, John & Son 11- Annual Suhtcriftiom. Wales, James ...... 1 1 - Blackburn, C. Esq. .11- DRIFFIELD Walker, R. F - 10 8 Blackburn.S Ksq... - 10 - Wehner, ell, E. M. tsq., Honorary Secretary — Jp - 10 6 Constable, Caj>t. P.. 1 - - BRANCH. GEORGE SCARBOROUGH, Esq. Whitley, John, Esq, De Quincey. K 1 1 - J.P -10 6 linnkerlfy, Rev. W. - 10 - Chairman— Treasurer and Hon. Whitaker, Jos. Esq. Collector— Jp 11- Easton, G 10 - FREDERICK H. SHAW. ROTSTON WALKEB, J£sq. Winks, Alfred, Esq. - 10 - Elsom, H - B - Whitley, S. Esq - 10 - Gibson, H.B - 10 6 Honorary Treasurer — Good, Wm. M - 10 6 Annual Subscriptiviu. Wright, Dr. J. W. J. KAIB, J.P. Hodgson, J.P 22- Greppon, Thos 1 1 - £. 1. d. W right, Mrs. J. Griffiths. W. . d. Charge of Coastguard Total £151 8 6 per Collector of Strickland, Sir Coas. Station. Bart 33- Treasurer and Stockton Shipping, Barry, J. W. Esq. ..11- Honorary Secretary— per Tees Conser- Bedlingt'ou, Mr. Mat. 11- Mr. T. G. PBAESOH. vancy Commis- Blaiwifurd, Mrs 1 1 - MALTON BRANCH. Cooper, Eev. B. Annual Subscript-Una. President — Jermyn 22- £. l. d. HUGH W. PEARJOS, Esq. Granger, Mr Benj. . 1 - - AlUson, Mr. W. E.. - 5 - Newton, Capt. John 1 - - Ayrton, Mrs. Cliff- Hon. Sec. and Treasure! — Smith, Capt. Knignt- den 1 1 - SYDNEY H. RUSSELL. ley 2 - - Bayley, Rev. C. J., Trebeck, Canon.... 1 - - Annual Subscriptions. REDCAR BRANCH. Bell Bros., Messrs, Abbott, Mrs. E. T. G. - 6 - Total Subs.... £13 8 - Middlesbrough... 22- Friend A..., . . 5 - Local Committee— Bnrnett, Dr. E. - 10 - Graeme, Miss Lloyd 11- The MARQUIS off ZBTLAKD, Croft, Mr. F.,York. - 10 6 Griffiths, Mrs - 5 « President. Donations. Crosthwaite, Mr. D. 1 1 - Harrison, H. 1 )..... 1 - - THOMAS NSLSOS, Eaq., Deighton, Mr. T.... - 6 - Hurtley, Henry .... - 5 - Cuairman. Contents of Fish Box 5 It 1 Dent, Mr. J. W 6 - Legard, Colonel .... - 10 - T. HCGH BULL, Esq. Contents of Lite-boat borman, Mr. A. J., A. 0. COOHRANE, Esq. Box - 4 5 C C Nuntborpe. 22- Marshall, Miss - 6 - C. J. COLKMAS, Esq. Dorman, Mr. R, P.. 1 1 - &!etcalie, Robt. J.P. - 5 - F. H. COOKE, Esq. Total £19 9 « Elwon.MaJolT.J.P. - 10 6 Pearson, Hngh W. . 1 1 - Lieut. -Col. DAWSOW. Fleming, Mr. (In- Pearson, Robert - la - T. C. DIVISOR, Esq. terest from Legacy Rivis, T. W. P., J.P. - 10 - T. HIRST, Esq. of the late) 6 - - Kose, Mrs. Edwd. . . - 6 - Dr. MACRJNLAY. Fletcher, Mr. R. ... - 6 - Kussell, Mrs. A. L. - 6 - Capt. TOMLINSON. Flenry, Miss - 10 - Russell. Mrs. C. J. . - 5 - Mr. WHITE (C.O. Coast- Hamilton, Mr. E.B.. - 10 « Russell, Mrs. Geo. . - 10 - guard). RUNSW1CK AND Harris, Mr Edward. 11- Smith, Mr. A. J...... B - Hayton, Mr. E - 6 - Soulby, Mr. A. K. B. - 5 - Honorary Secretary — STAITHES BRANCH. aeslop, Mr.C. - S - St. Quintin, Mrs. ... - 10 - J. M. MEEK, Esq. Seslop, Mr. Thomas - 10 - Tote, Mks 5 Patron- Home, Mr.R., North W»teon, Mrs. & Mies 1 1 - Annual Xutacriptiont. Skelton - 5 - Wise, Mr. Kobt - 5 - Tile Host Noble the MARQUIS Hornsby, Conncillor Bell Bros. & Co 2 2 - OF NOBHAKBt. M.... - 5 - Cochrane, A 0. Ksq - S - Hughes, Mr - 6 - Total Snbs.. £17 16 - Cooke, F. H., Esq. . - 6 - President — lutchince, Mr - 5 - Davison, T. C. Esq. - 5 - Sir C. M. PALKEE, Bart., M.P. Hutchintoo.Mr.T.C. 32- Donations. Emerson, E. B. Esq - 10 - 'Anson, Mr. W.... - 6 - Box, Malton Station, Hirst T. Esq - 8 - Local Committee— rvin,CouncillorEev. per Mrs. Kirk.... - 6 - Mackinlay, l)r - 5 - B., M.A - 10 6 Nelson, Thos. Ksq. - S - GEORGE BROTCHIE, Esq., Jackson, Mr. G. B. . - 10 - Tomlinsoii Capt. . - 6 - Chairman. Jackson, Mr. R.A.. - 6 - Hougbton, Capt. . . - 6 - JOHN BRCCE, Ksq. 'onis,CounclllorJ.T. - 5 - "" '" Capt. (i. D. iiAVERIOK. lones,Mr.O.O - 8 - Total Sabs..... £4 12 - Dr. J. V. LAVEBICK. te' nady, Mr. J. .. - 6 - Mr. WATSOH, Chief Officer ^ittleboy, Mr. C. W. - It 6 H.M. Cuastgnard. MIDDLESBROUGH Donation!. BRANCH. Mackinnon.Mr.T.N. 11- Contribution Baxee . 3 10 S Honorary Secretaiy — Mellbhip Mrs. .... - 5 - Preaidentr- Di. J. B. LA.VSSIOK. 'anton, Mr. W. H. . 1 - - Total £8 2 6 'earson, Mr. H ... - 10 - Sir JOSEPH W. PKASB, Rut., Pearson, T. G - 10 « M.P. • ~~~~~ AnnwO. Subscription!. Pease, Mr. Alfred E., Local Committee- MP ... 1 - - Sir RAYLTON DIXON, J.P., Srotchie.deorge. Esq. - 10 6 Pease, Mr. Arthur, D.L., Chairman. irnce, Jno. Esq. ... - 10 6 M.P. 11- WILLIAM BDLMEK, Esq. ROBIN HOOD'S BAY Lavertek, Dr J. B. . - 10 « lapp & Sons.Messn,. - 10 6 Collector of H M. Customs. BRANCH. Laverick,Dr J. V.. - 10 6 Read Mr. \V. - 6 - JAMES HARRIS, Esq. Palmer, Sir a M., Knudes, Dr. G. S., Capt. F. HOOD. Ban.,M.P...... 44- J.P. , - 10 6 JOHN M. LBNNARD, Esq, President^ lippon, Mrs - 5 - J.P. Sir CHARLES STBICKLAND, TotalSubg...£6 6 - Simpson. Mr. J. C.. - 6 - Bart. Smith, Mr. W.. ... 5 - Honorary Secretary— Smith, Mr. W. H... - & - JAMES HOGG, Esq. Local Committee — Donations. Spink. Captain T. . . - 10 6 J. W. BARRY, Esq. Sjiry, Mr S 6 - Annual Subscriptions. Mr. M. BEPLINGTOH. Contribution Boxes. 1 19 3 St»ckhou>e. Mr.H.F. - 10 6 Bell Bros., Messrs. .22- Mr. W. BEDLINGTON. Stobart.Mrs.,Keswick - 10 6 Bolckow, Vaughan, Mr. COOPER, late Coast- Total ..... 8 5 3 Swan, Captain J. G., guard Officer. J.P., Opsall Hall. 1 1 - 196 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAY, 1898. £. ». d. £. J. 0. Thnbron. Mr. W. A - 6 -Beotley'a Yorkshire Donations. SHEFFIELD Tireman, Col...,, a - - Breweries, Ltd. . . - 6 - £. 3. d. BRANCH. TurnbnU, Mr.J.... - 5 - Bottomley, Miaa.... - 18 - Hill, A. B»q - 5 - Turner, Hi8 Hon Boyes, Mr. W. - 6 - Jackson, W. B E-q. - 10 - President— Judge, J.P. . . 11- Bright 4 Sons, Messrs.- g - Laycock, W. 8. Esq. - 10 - The Eight Hon. Walton, Mr. Joseph Brough, Edwin, Esq. 11- Maynaro, Mrs...... - B - TheEAKL Fmwiu.iA«,K.G. M.P..J.P 11- Brongh, Mrs. 1 1 - Wells, Mr< - 6 - Local Commitwe— Wa'ton, Mr. John BurkUl, Isaac, Esq.. - 10 6 Sums under 5s 21 $ 7 (2 years) ..... 1. - 6 BwW.ll, J. H. Ksq . - 6 - B. W. BURGOS. THOMAS COLK. Wharton, Mr. W. H. Chapman & Sons, £23 - 1 A., J.P., SKeiton . S - - JAMKS DICKSOS. Whitwel), Mr. W., Clare fc Hunt, Messrs.- & - JAMES DTXON FAWCITT. J.P XI- Cooper, E. A. i.sq. . - 10 - G. H. HOTT. Wlgram, Mrs. W. L., Wrr.LIAM 1KOB8. Kedriff , , , 1 - - Cunningham, J. A. Baxet. Sir WILLIAM LENS. KOPBKT J. NICBOI.80K. Wilson, Councillor Esq - 5 - Blanc-hard's Hotel ..12- E. W - 10 - Bate, JDO. Sao. - 10 - W. F. OSBOBN. Qeorne Hotel 279 JOHN SKIPMAN Zetland, Toe Marquis Darley, Henry, Esq. 11- Life-boat House 17 - - of 5 - - Daniel, Mrs - 10 - Montpelliw Hotel . . - 14 - T. E. VlCKSBS. J.P. Sums under 69 2 IS - Itennison, 0. E, R>q. - 10 « Uamshill Hot«-l -12 9 Secretary* Treasurer— Wppie.J. Esq., J.P. - 6 - Soutd Cliff Pillar fioxl 12 8 J. B HALI.AH. Total Subs.. £67 15 - Durtcombe, Hon. St. Nicholas Cliff 10, St. James Street. Mrs, 11- FeiMtog, SlrWm... - 5 - St. Nicholas Cliff Annual Subscripewtu. Fowler, Benj. Ksq., Boarding House.. 11? - £. *. d. DmuMma. J P - 5 Sums under 6s. - 11 6 Atktn, E. T. i 1 - <3o*«y, Dr.F.W.A. - 5 - Beard. Herbi-rt 11- Collected at Life-boat Hebden, Wm. Esq., £26 15 9 Browii, Walter 1 1 - launch, June 7th. 367 J.P. 11- Burgon, B. W 11- Collected at Life-boat Herbert,H. E«I. ... - 10 - Barguu & Co. - 10 - Lnuncb, July 2Mb 2 * 1 Hick, A. E. Esq.- • • • - * - Oartman, T. W. .... 1 - - Life-boat House Con- Hick, M. Esq., J.P. . - 6 - ChiuJburn Brothers. ,11- tribution Box 1 2 11 Hick, P. Esq. J.P... - S - SmofAKr. CbestermaD, James PUlar Bo* at Tram- Holroyd, Miss Eliza- and Co. (Llm.). ..11- Total Subs 51 - - Clegg, J. C. 11- Pillar Box at Look- Hopp°r, Mrs. and Colf Brothers 1 1 - out House - 14 8 Misses -76 Total Boxes 26 15 « Oooke, Wm. ft Co. Hull, The Bight Bev. Creswick, Miss -10 - tbe Lord Bfehup of - 6 - £100 16 4 Dixon. Jas. and Sons 2 - - Total Dons H 1 2 Jackson. Geo. Esq... 11- E&rl, H. H -10 6 Total Subs. ....67 IS - Leigh, Hon. Angusta - 7 6 Firth, Bernatd A. . . 2 4 - Mackwood, Jas. H. Firth, T. and Sons JE68 16 2 Esq - 6 - (Urn.) 5 6 - Matsb&U ana Snel- Fisher, R - 5 - grove, Messrs. ... - 10 8 Fowler, Frank - W 6 Maxwell, Mrs. Eliza 5 - - SETTLE BRANCH Fox, S. & Cj. (Llm.) 6 - - Metcalfe, Miss I. 10 - Uihnour, D and Co. SCARBOROUGH M.irgan, Mr. Win. . - 10 - (No Lacal Committee.) Hullaiii J. B - 10 8 BRANCH. Hoyland, C.*Son,. 11- Rickaby, Miss - 6 - President — Hunt, N. H.&Son . 1 1 - President- Rkkett, J. C. Esq., WALTKS THossisos, Esq. Button, W. & Sons Hie Eight Hon. The EABL of M P ... 3 3 - (Lim.) 1 1 - BobinS'in, Mrs. H.. . - 5 - Honorary Secretary— Irona, William:-... - VO 6 IiOHUESBO&OUGH. Kowntree, Mr. Q.... - & - Kmyon, John &Co. 11- Rowntree, Joshua, MxjOT SlACKHOBSK. Kayaei, Llii^on & Local Committee— Co., Ltd. 11- J. W. EVASS, Esq. Rowntrte, J H. Esq, - 6 - Annual SuAtertptioni. BSNJAHIN FOWLEB, Esq., Kowutree, Mr. Coun- Mappin, Sir Fredfc., J.P. Alcock, Wm. Esq.., 1 1 - HAWSOK HBKBKET, Esq. Rowntree, W. Esq., Armstrong, W. B. Marrian, Thomas & A, E, HICK, Esq. Esq. - 10 - PAKTLANB HICK, Esq., J.P. Sarony&Co., Messrs. - & - Marsh Brother- & Co. 11- W. S LISTBE, Esq. Scarborough Brewery Birkbccfc, Jos. Esq.. 1 1 - Martin, Hall, and Co. THOMAS 8. POSOATK, Esq. Co.,Ud - S - Brj>HiDg. Misses 10 - (Urn.) 11- JOSHOA ROWSIBKB, K»H. Smirtawavte, Major vjbristifc, Hbctoi.fceq, a a - MerryweathPr. C. J. - 5 - J (j , 10 - Oaphani, T. B. Esq. 11- Osborn, W.F - 10 « E. RVDOAXD, Esq. Smith, Geo. Alder- Uavis, Mr. 'J - S - Pickering, J 4 Sons 24- W. T. SEU.EKS, Esq. son, Esq., J.P. .. - 10 - Foster, Miss, Settle . - 10 - Peace.W. K.,J.P.. 11- 0. ALDEKSON SMITH, Esq., SttbK Lieut. -Col. Qrisdale, Mrs. - 6 - Porter, C. G 2 - - R.F - 10 - Eitumuond, J. Esq.. 11- Eossell, H. &Co. ... 11- Lieut.-Col. STEBLE, J.P. Stepbenson, Mr, J, . - 6 - Hammond, Miss B.E. - 10 - Stephenson, Sir Hy., GrUBEttT WILKINSON, Esq. Thompson, A. & M., j.p 11- G. W. WoooAtt, Esq., J.P. Messrs .- S - Jarry, Misses ..*...- S - Turton, T. and Sons C.O. COASTGCA.HD. Thompson, Miss ... - S - M0rriBOn,Wslt, Esq. B - - (Lira.) 1 1 - O.U. CUSTOMS. Tindail, Miss Ann.. - 5 - Pieison, Capt. J. E.. - 10 6 Vickera, Sons, & Co. Tindall, Mrs. R. H. . - 10 - Preston, Mrs. M. H.. 1 - - (Llm) 21- Treasurer— Tlndall, W. S. Esq.. - 6 -8«igwifS, Geo. Esq. - 10 - Walkerand Hall... 11- J. W. WOODAU,, Esq., J.P. muteker, M. T. Sedgwick, Miss 1 - - Watson, John* Sons 11- Ksq. - 5 - Stackbo«8e,C&ptain. 11- Wlgbtman, Artbnr. 11- Honorary Secretaries— Wilkinson, Gilbert, $tacfcaructer, J. W. Esq.. - 10 6 Holdsworth, R 2 - Rowland & Robinson, :>rondlock,John,Egq. - 6 - Learham, J. F 1 1 - Messrs 1 Richardson, Henry, Leatham. Claude ... ~ 10 - Sanderson, Capt. W.. - - YORK BRANCH. Esq., The late, per Leatham,S. G 1 - - Sewell. Mr - J.W.Procter .;. 1 10 - Micklethwait, Mrs. Smalles, Capt. R. . . ~ 6 - Local Committee— Richardson, Mrs. M. Smailes, Capt. Thos.. - 10 6 Tbe Viry Rev. the DBJJJ OP A 1 - - JficMetbwaite, Mrs. jmates Bros., Messrs. - 10 - YOKK, Chairman. JobiD8on,Jno.P.Esq. 11- S.E - & - Stevenson, Mr. J. . . . - 6 - JOSEPH Asia, Esq., J.P. ilobinson, Miss . . . . - 6 - Ricbarlsnn H. - 10 6 Stonehouse, T>r - 6 - Miss DTMBDALR. Rowntree, Jos. Esq. 1 - - Tew, Hwrtrert. S 2 2 - Sagdan, Miss A - 10 - HiaS K.MMi MrDBLKWOOD. Sellers, Messrs. S. Miss ROBINSON. and J. G - 10 - Shann. Chas. Esq., Total £9 8 6 Turnbull and Son . . - 10 6 Treasurer and J.P 11- Jsherwood, W. Esq. - S - Honorary Secretary— ^b»nn, Fredk Esq.. 11- Walker, Jno. Cbap- T B. WHTTEHBAD, Esq. Smtih, H. H. R. Esq. 11- Spence, Alfred, Esq 1 1 - Weighlll. S.Esq. ... - 6 - irmuoi Suiaeriftiant. Stark^y.t'apt Ed. C. 11- Wilson, Dr 6 - A gar, Joseph, Esq., Stroughair.Mr.Jam. - 10 6 WHITBY AND UP- Wilson, Mr. H - 10 JP 1 - - Taylor, J. P. Esq. . . - 10 6 Wright, W. Esq. ... - 10 - Backhouse. Mrs - 10 - Tennant, Mrs. Mary 1 - - GANG BRANCHES. Sums under to - 12 - Bellerby, John, Esq., Terry, Sir Joseph, J p - 10 J.P., the late - 10 6 Total Subs.. is? - - Brown, Misses 1 1 - Thompson, Geo. 8. Local Committee — bushell, Henry, Ksq. - 10 6 Esq 11- TNO. WILLIAM BARRY, Esq. Buich»r, J. G. Esq., Thomson, W. F. H. Capt. Jso. FOSTER. Donation!. M.R 1 1 - Esq., J.P. 11- Capt. RIOHD, FOSTEB. Carr. John P. Esq. . - 10 6 Tborp,H. 6. Esq. .. 11- C. HXSBIBOB, Esq. Collected in Box at Carlisle, the Right Thorpe. Mrs.Fielden - 6 - W. H. MaawooD, Esq. new Life - boat Hon the Countess Umpleby. G.W.Esq. 11- C&pv. GB&. M'UKIRJT. House.. 12-6 of 4 - - Wal»-er, SirJas.Bart. 11- Capt. WM. SAHDKHSOS. Other Contribution Carter, Geo. Wm. Walker,Wm.T<.mUn- Capt. THOS. SMAILES. Boxes 234 Esq - 10 6 8on, Esq., J.P. ... - 10 6 Capt. Ric^n. SMAILBS. Carter, Mrs. John.. - 10 - Ware, Henry J. Esq. - 10 - Mr. C. STSIN, Chief Officer of Total Dona..,. 14 3 10 Carter. Mrs. E. M. Ware, John Tainam, Coastguard. Total Sabs.... 3? - - W. P - 10 6 Esq - 10 6 Capt. S. WflAKTOjf. Cattley, Rev. H. T. . - 10 - Whitehead, George, £51 3 10 Caampney, Mrs ... - 10 6 Esq., J.P. 11- Honorary Secretary- Clarkson, Miss Mary - 10 6 Whytebead,T.B.Esq. - 10 6 Mr. ROBBKT GIBSOH. Glutton, Wm. J. Esq., Wilberforce, Mrs. jp 11- Wm - 10 6 Annual Subscriptions. Cotton, Mrs. Char- Wood, Mrs. Susan.. 1 1 - Wood. Thos. F. Eeq 11- Atley, W. H. Esq... - 10 - Cowling, Henry, Esq. - S - Wright, John, Esq. - 10 6 Ansten,Rev. G - 6 - WITHERNSEA Craggs, Miss Helen. 11- Wright, Mrs. Sam. . - 10 6 Barry, Mr. Geo - S - Crayen. Mrs. M- A. 1 1 - Yorke, Miss. 1 - - Barry, Mrs. J. H. . . - S - BRANCH. B«ry,J,W - S - Dtan of York, The Total Subs. .£84 1 6 Baxter, Messrs. H. Local Committee— & Co - 5 - W THOEHET ATEH, Esq. Deramore, The Right Beckett, Ernest, M.CHEVEBTON BaowsJ^q. M.P 2 - - PETER ROBSO*, Esq. Dimsdale, MissKliz. 11- Donation*. Dr. SPROULLE. Dnnhill, C. H. Ewj, FBEKCH THOHPSOU, Esq. Dimsdale, Miss 3 S - Hncnanan and Son.. - 10 - M.D 11- Sympathy 1 1 - Boston, Mra. - C - Honorary Secretary— Faussett, Kev. Car on Dunhill, Dr...... 6 - - Chapman. KW. Esq. \ - - H. H. AIBE, Esq. A. R., D.D. 1 - - Clarfcson. Jas. & Son - 5 - Pen wick, Mrs. B. H. 1 1 - Total Done.... 94- C«*e,Mi8s -10 - Hon. Collector- Qreen, F. Lycett, TotalSubs. ... 84 1 « Comer & Readman, Esq., M.F.H 2 10 - Messrs...., .. - 6 - Mr. E. H. BUKGOIWE. Gntch, Mrs - 10 - £93 5 « Kill, Edward, Esq... 11- Cox, Lady Hawlrey 2 - - Annual Svtacrtptiant. Hill, John R. Esq., Elliott, Sir George, J p. 11- Ban 5 - - Ayra, H. H - 10 6 Hodgson, Jos, Esq. .11- EnglUi, A. Ksq. ... - 5 - Ayre, W. T - 10 - Jones, Edmund Esq. - 10 6 Foster. Capt. Jno. . . - 6 - Bailey and Leetham. 11- Johnson, Rich. Ksq. . - 10 - F<*ter, Capt. R. ... - 5 - Bethell, Commander, Kitching, Thos. R. JJP I - - Ksq 11- *>ibscn Mr Rebt - 5 - Ifascelles, tbe Hon. Graham. Mr. Geo. . . - 5 -Hewitson, Miss .... 1 1 - Mrs. Egremont... - 10 6 Hutehii.8on,W.H.H. 11- Leak, Mrs. Wro 1 11 « Gray, W. S. Esq.... - 10 - tit*tham, Mrs. Hy, , 1 - - Harrowing, Mr.Robt. 1 - - Kobaon, Peter - 10 6 Undberg, T. H. Esq. - 10 8 Harrowing & Co., Smith Bros, and Co.. 1 1 - Lloyd, Mrs. Edward Messrs . . '..22- (Mngcrofl) ... 1 1 - Hayee & Falking- Trinity House, Hull 5 - - Lockwood,Sir Frank, brldge, Messrs..., - 5 - Wilson, T., Sons.* (X 22- York Union Banking Maclagan, The Hon. Home & Son. Messrs. - 6 - Jameson, Miss - 10 - Melrose, C. J. Esq.. 1 - - Jow, John, E-q - 10 - Total Sabs.. £17 9 6 Melrose,James,Esq., Langbonie, Misses. . - 10 - J P . - 10 - 198 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ro MAT, 1898. £. t. d. Annual Subteriptioni. Ramsay, John - 5 - £. ». d. Robertson, Robert.. - 6 - ^rgBllsfrm. SCOTLAND. Foroyoe, Mrs. 1 - - Russels.Mlssea.Trus- Fraserburgh Harbonr Commissioners ...39 - 3 Sams under 6*. 8 11 8 Sendereon, W. Esq. . 11- CAMPBELTOWN &faerbeensf)ite. TUalSnbs..£16 I? 6 Saltorm, Rt.Ho. Lord 5 - - AND SOUTHEND Donations. ABERDEEN BRANCH. Trefneis, Hon. Chas. (CANTYRE) BRANCH. Forbes 2 - - Contribution Boxes. - 11 6 Patrons — Total Subs.... £63 1 3 Peterhead Harbour Patron— The Host Noble the MARQUIS Trustees, amount His Grace the DUKX or OF HUNTLY. collected from AJWYLL, K.T., VJ-. The Rigbt Hon. the EARL OF Donations. ABERDEEN. Contribution Boxes. - 1 2 Local Committee- Tbe Right Hon. the EABL OF Total £43 18 - Provost MrrCHBLL, President. ETNTORB. Total...... £53 8 6 CAKFBELL, ALEXANDER. The LORD FORBES. DxrNLor, JAMES Local Committee — GBEENLEBS, C. C. The LORD PROVOST OF ABER- PORT ERROLL LOTHIAN, JAMBS. DEEN, Chairman NEWBURGH McCALMJM, 1'UNCAN. GBORGR ANDERSON. Esq. BRANCH. McCORKINDALE, ANDREW. THOMAS COCHRANX, E»q. BRANCH. MAODONALD, I). W. Local Committee— MCLBOP. JAMES. Sir WILLIAM HBNDBBSON. President— MACNEAL, C.ptain HECTOR, A P. HOGARTH, Eaq. JOHN H. 0DNY, Esq. The Rigfit Hon. the Earl of ALKXANPER WALKER, Esq. ERROLL, Ch drman. Vr , of Ugadale. A. BRDCE, Esq., Vice-Chalr- MCQUEEN, Ex-Bailie. ALEXANDEB H. WILSON, Esq. Local Committee— Mura, JOHN. JOHN DOVE WILSON, Esq., WrLLIAH FOBBBS. man. A. U. Duonm, Esq., M.D. RALSTON, Ex-Bailie. LL.D. Rev. J. S. LOUTIT. KAE, HOBBUT. WILLIAM YEATS, Esq. "W. H. LtlMSDEN. JAMKS BODME. General MACKENZIE. JOHN SMITH. REID, W. Treasurer and Hon. J. Gt. RAH. FREDERICK DTSON. Joint Hon. Secretaries - Secretary — CHARLES BnxTOH. EXJBEBT CCMMISO. Esq. JOHN MUTCH. Treasurer and JAMES DOKALDSON. Honorary Secretary- Rev. C. T. WAKKHAM. .Annual Subscriptions. Hon. Secretary- Mr. JOHN COLLINS. £. «. d. Mr. P. MUBRAT. Annual Subscriptions. Aberdeen Steam Na- vigation Company 11- Annual Subtcriptiont. Annual Subscription*. £. t. a. Aberdeen, N i- w - Erroll, The Bt. Hon. Argyll. His Grace the Gordon, H. W 1 - - Duke of, K.T.. vj>. t - - castle and Hnll Lmusden, W. H.... - 10 - the Earl of 11- Steam Company.. 11- Brown, Rev. G - 10 - Barnes1 , James ....,- 6 - AdarD,Thumas, & Co. 11- Mackenzie, Gen. ... 1 - - Ross, Rev. Robt.... - 10 - Camp ell, Alex 1 - - Coobrane. ThoB - 10 6 Russell Trust 6 - - Campbeltown Har- Cook, John, ft Son. . - 10 6 Sums under 6s...... 2 13 8 bonr Trustees .... 5 - - Cooper, Patrick .... - JO - Udny.J. H 6 - - Oolville, Dnncan.... 1 - - Davidson, GeorRe... - 10 - Total Sabs..... £9 14 6 Douglas, Andrew ... - 6 - Henderson, J. & W. - 10 6 Total Subs.. £13 10 - Dunlop, James - 5 - Galbraith&Cochrane - 6 - Leslie. W.* Co - 10 6 Donation*. .Donations. t.udwig, Chas. & Co. - 6 - North of Scotland Cnchrane, James E.. 1 - - Contribution Boxes. - 2 10 Steam Navigation- Greenlees, C. C - 10 - Collecting Boxes.... - 3 2 Total. ...£» 17 t Greenlces. D.C - 5 - Rmnle, John T. b Son - 10 8 Total £14 18 2 Lothian. James .... - 6 - Ship Masters' Society 1 - - Macalister, Major, Spence, James Esq. - B - WHITELINK BAY ofGlenbarr 1 - - Stewart, Sir David.. 11- Macneal, Captain ThompsoD.Geo. &Co. 65- BRANCH. Hector, ofUga<1ale 11- Walker. Alex. Esq., PETERHEAD McKinnon, P., Rose- BRANCH. Local Committee- mount 1 - - WebsUfi, Alex. Esq. - 5 - Rev. DDNCAN MAC&BBGOB, McTaggart. Kaniel . - 10 - Yeata, William, Esq. 1 - - Chairman. McTaggart, Ex- Local Committee — W. F. CORDINBB, Esq. Bailie - 6 - THE PROVOST OF THE BUBOH. Total Snbs. .£18 9 - C. T. GOBBON, Esq. McCallnm, Duncan . 1 - - JOHN H. WILL. McDonald, D. W. .. - 5 - ALEXANDER ROBERTSON. Honorary Secretary- Mtfiibbon. David... - 10 - Donation. GEORGE BIRNIB. H. M.S 1 - - Rev. DUNCAN MACGBEGOR. McKay.llean of Guild- 2 - WILLIAM BIKHIB. McKersie, John .... - 10 - ROBERT CARNBGIE. Total £19 9 4nnuoE Subtcfiptiora. McKersle, W - 10 - Captiin SALU 'KD. McQueen, Ex-Faille - 6 - PATBICK JAMIBSON. A. J. B - 6 - McSporran, Alex. . . - & - W. H. LEA6K. Cordiner, W. F. Esq., Mit. bell. Provost. . . - 10 - JOHN MITCHELL, Jun. of Corthes 1 - - Muir, John - 10 - FRASERBURGH GEORGE OWEN. D. MacG - 5 - RalrOon Ex-Bailie.. - 6 - WILLIAM LBABT. Gordon, C., Esq., of Reid. Robert, of BRANCH. ALKXAKDBR SIKPSON. Patron— JAMES WILSON. Rnssel Trust 6 - - Sums under 5* 1 5 - The Right Hon. the LO*D Honorary Treaanrer — Stewart, N. B. of Kiel 2 - - SALTOUN. Wakeham.Rev.C. T.- B - WM. BAXTEB, Esq. Total £8 15 - Local Committee — Honorary Secretary— Total Subs. ...£2T 13 - Kev. H. FTFK. &. GKAT, Esq. Rev. M. P. JOHNSTONS. Donations. Captain G. MACKAT. Annual Subscription*. Collecting Boxes.... 3 16 10 WM. MACOONKACHIB. ROBERT TINDALL. Total... £31 9 10 GKOEGE WALKER. Gray, R - 10 6 , ~ Treasurer & Hon. Sec.— Martin, David - 6 - ANDBKW T ABBAS, Esq. Morrison, Jas - & — — ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BEANCHE8. 199 £. s. d. £. i.d. £. «. d. King RibertC.,Kil- M"Uwrath, Cowan & M'Kechnie, B. & T. - 5 - winning - 10 - Co - B - M-Master, D. - 5 - Kirkhope, Thomas . - 6 - STeilson, Walter.... 1 - - Stair, Lord, K.T. ..22- asra&tre. Knox, R. W., Moor- Oswald, K. A.. .5 - Stobo, Thomas ... - 5 - park . - 10 - Paton & Sons, James 1 - - Tail, T. G - 6 - ARDROSSAN Leask, Thomas -10 - Pollok, Mr. & Mrs., Young, J.G.K. Esq. ofMiddleton 1 - - of Glendoune.... - 10 - BRANCH. Macdonald, l>r - 5 - Staele, Ex-Provost.. - 10 - Sums under 6s 118 - McKerale, Kev.Wra. - 5 - Templeton and Son, Patron — Millar, Jaints, Olas- Total Subs.... £16 2 - The Earl of EUIINTOH A»D Wyllie, D. &Co - 6 - WIHTOS. Mutter, James 1 - - Donations. President— Nairn, Provost, Kil- Total Subs.... £63 11 - Hon. G. R. VEKNOH. Proceeds of Mr. SaV Nicoi. A - 6 - Donation!. mund's Lecture -.410 - Chairman— Nobel's Explosives Contribution Buses .261 JOHN C&Aia. Company, Limited 65- Contrtbntion Box . . - 10 10 Roberthon, John,.,. - 6 - Total £22 18 1 Yioe-Chairman — Russell & Follerton. 11- B. L. ALMHB. Husaell, Joseph, of Local Committee— Shields, Captain.... - 5 - Chptafn FoLtABToH. BALLANTRAE E J. HILL. Simp-ion, I). O., Kil- BRANCH. IRVINE BRANCH. THOMAS KIRKHOPE. Smith,Capt. John.. - S - PETER McCARKOLL. Smith, J. R - 5 - President— D. McGiLL. Patron — JAMES MclSAAC. Smith, Provost, Sail* JOSEPH CIIAKLRSWOKTH, WILLIAM BRECKmrElDOK, of Glenapp, Esq., Provost. JAMBS MUTTEU. Tyre, Jam's, & Son - 5 - A. RUSSELL. Vernon, Hon. G. E 1 1 - President— Vice-president— JOSEPH KDSSEIJ.. Bev. F. J. WIUUAMSOK. Captain SHIBLDS. Walter, Capt 1 - - ALEXAITOB& LOKOHBIB, Esq., Warner P.,of Ardew 22- of Roseholm. Provost SMITH, tailcoats. Wylie, Captain ... - 5 - Local Committee— W. STKVBSSOX. Young, Provost ... - S - JOBS PHittrps, Local Committee— THOMAS TAYLOB. Sums under &*.. . . . 1 10 - JAMES WASOH. The MAQISTBATES OF IRVIKB, Captain WALTER. JAMBS ASSOVK. Esq. CAPTAIK H. WriLiB. Total Subs.. ..£64 9 - Honorary Secretary— MAKTIN Boro, Esq. Provost Yorao. H. IKGLIS, Esq. ROBERT CAHPSELL. Honorary Secretary and Donations. WM. DODOAU, Officer of Annual Subscription*. Customs. Treasurer Hogarth, John, wn. - fi - JOHN EHSLIK. Charles worth, Joseph, Captain HALL. Jjangbland, James, R. F. LOKGMUIB, Esq. jnn '. 10 - Laggan, Mrs. Oliver 22- W. G McKBtiAR, Esq. amual nuluariftvins. Contribution Boxes . - & 1 WILLIAM ORK, Esq. £. s. d. Moore, J. Carrick, JAMES PIPE, Esq. Bguhtonand VVtntou, Total .£65 12 7 Esq a 2 - Captain WATSOS. TheEarlof US - - Stair, The Earl of... 22- Allnri, Pr . - Honorary Secretary— Allison, John - ToUl Subs....il2 12 - JAMBS DICEJK, Esq. Anderson, Bailie . . . - AYR BRANCH. Unaerson, William . - Danationt. Annual Subscription!. Contribution Boxes . 2 5 11 Ardrossan Co-opera- Local Committee — Armour,James .... - & - tive Society, Ltd. . 1 - - ATB HABBOOK Tttus-raEfl. Ardrossan Ship- Total £14 U 11 WALTEH B.IIS, Esq., Chair- Davidson, J. A. .... - B - building Co 11- man. 1 Hckie, Jamea - 10 6 JOHN B. FERGOSOS, Esq., Finnle,Archd.&Son 1 - - Arthur, Mrs., of Csr- Chairman of Stauding Snb- luug & Barehaw. . 1 - - GasResidualProdtute Comm ttee. GIRVAN BRANCH. Co - S Baillie Mrs... - 5 - Hon. Treasurer— Gllmonr, Alexander. - 10 - 8aird, VVm. »ndCo.. S - - I). J. LOCKHABT, Esq. President — Harbour Forge Co.. - 5 - Ballantine. Mrs., of The Most HOD. the Henderson, Wm. & Ca'Mehil] s Ash- Joint Honorary Secretaries— MAiwors or AILSA. Co ...... 1 - - W. POLIXXIK, Esq. Irvine Forge Co. ... - 5 - Bi-onett. F. A. P.... - 5 - W. J. PoiiOOK, Esq. Local Committee— Irvine Shipbuilding Black, Mrs - 5 HUOH H. HHTCHISOK, J.P., and Engineering Bojd R I) 6 - Annual Subscriptions. Chairman. Co., Ltd - 10 - A]exander,Maj.-

TROON BRANCH. Donation*. Annual Subtcriftion*. £. «. d. £. s. d. Collection Box at Balfonr, C. B. Esq. . 2 - - Local Committee— 33anffsi)tu. Cm-torn House ... 2 5 10 Haddington, The ROBERT CARSWELL. Earl of 1 - - I). COOK. BANFF AND Fife Arms - 3 9 Home, CoL Milne ..11- JOHN LOGAN. ALEX. McCREDiR. MACDUFF BRANCH. Total £40 14 1 Hope, Col. Charles.. 23- WM. MCMILLAN. Hume, J. A. Ross, JOHN PAIGE. ADAH WOOD. President— Mack, Jas. 8. Esq... 1 - - His Grace Tennant, H. J..M.P. 22- Honorary Secretary— The DUKE or FIFE. E.T. Tweedmonth, Rt. JAMFS CUEBIE, Ksa, BUCKIE BRANCH. Local Committee— President— Usher, Andrew, Esq. 1 - - Annual Subscription! Provost H. MUNRO, Chairman. JOHN P. GORDON, Esq. Total Subs... £18 5 - £. s.d. JOSEPH BISSCT, Esq., Pro- Allsa Shipbuilding vost of Macduff, Deputy Local Committee— Life-Ttoat Sunday Cottectimt. Ohairnuffl. W. B. Dooms, Esq., M.D., Alexander Sir Claud 22- Chairman. Congregational Union T. J. ANDERSON. Church, Eyemouth 1 10 - Arrol, Sir Wm 11- BANFF. Arthur M . . ..22- JOHN ANTON. Free Church, Eye- ROBERT BFOHAN. m.nth 2 10 - Baird, W. & Co 2 - - GEORGE ANDEESON. Free Church, Allan- Brady, Rev. John . . - 5 -Eev. W. S. BRUCE. The Very Rev. Dean CLAF- PEBTON. ton - 14 6 Campbell, Johu K. . - 10 - Capt. DOCKAB. P. Methodist Chapel, Car.-tairs, Mi.-* - 10 - Rev. J. W. GEDDH. WM. CLARK. ALEXR. CDTHBEBT. Eyemouth „. . 1 2 6 Cook, Unncan - 10 - DAVID HAIO. Parish Cbnrch, Cold- Cowan, A. B - 10 - AMBHOSE JOTTON. Rev. KOBKKT GALBHAITH. Craig, J.&M 1 - - A. F. LESLIE. WM. GtDDES. Cuninghame, W. C.S.I - - ALKX. RAMSAY. JAMES GIBSON. U. P. Church, Eye- JOHN W. SIMPSON. MALCOLM GBAY. Flndlay, David - 6 - THOMAS THOBOGOOD. W. F. JOHNSTON. FinnAe, A. & Son . . 1 1 - J&MKB LiOGlE. Total tix, a - Finnic Miss - 10 - MACDUFF. JOHN MAGDONALD. Fleming, Miss. ..., - 6 - Rev. JOHN MACINTOSH. Fullarton, David ... - 10 - JOHN ANDEBSON. R. Y. MACKAT. Galloway, John 1 - - ALEX. QEOBGE. Capt. MELVILLE. Hammond, W. T. . - 10 6 Rev. J. GARDNER. Rev. ALEXR. MILLBB. Hogg Or - 5 - Mr. JEFFREY. JAMES MURRAY. Houiiisworth, Sir JOHN LESLIE. WM. MUBBAY, Sea View Ed. W. H., M.P 1 - - P. H. MAOPHKHSON. WM. MDBBAY, Admiralty St. GEORGE MORRISON. Capt. REID. iSuusfifw. Capt. WILSON. JOHN SIMPSON. JC - 5 - WM. SIMPSON, M.D. ARRAN BRANCH. Kennedy, Thos. ... 1 - - Treasurer and Hon. Sec.— WM. STEWABT. Kirkwood, Rev. J... - 6 - PETER TRAIN. Local Committee — ROB^&T HAB.DTB, Esq., "Na- Jons WXBSTIB. JOHN T. ACSTIN, Coastguard Mackay, Rev. Mr. . - 6 - tional Bank of Scotland, lid. Rev. T. W. H. WHTTB. Officer. Mackie, Wm - 6 - JOHN WILSON. J. BAKNATYNE. Murray Wm - 10 Annual Sabteriptiont, J. D. MACKINNON. Port and Colliery Honorary Secretary — JOHN MCMILLAN. Co., Ltd., per Jas. *. t. d. JOHN L. McNAUOHTON, JOHN B. SWKET. Fife Puke of 10 - - Solicitor, Cluny Square. ALEX. WOOLEY. Portland, His Grace Seafleld, Dowager Donation*. Honorary Secretary— Countess of . 1 •• — PATRICK MUBBAY, Esq. Asher, A.Esq.,Q.C., Snssel's Trust, the M p i _ _ Misses 6 - - Annual SubKripKnm. Shaw, John - B - Banff Shipping - - - Sundry Donations.. 4 10 6 £. *. d. Smith, Roht - 5 - Bi&et, Jaiin s, Esq.. - 6 - Murray. Patrick.... - 10 - Tavlor, Mrs 1 1 - Biseet, Provost - 5 - Total £9 10 6 Sweet, John B - 6 - Turner, J . H - 6 - Campbefl, Mrs., Old Stuns under 5» - 2 6 Waddell, P. H - 6 - Cullen 1 •- - Walker, Alexr. ... 1 - - Gumming, Colonel Total Subs... £- 11 g Walker, Mrs 1-1 Gordon . 11 Wood, Adam 1 - - Gumming, Ge6 - 5 - Young, Robert .... - 5 - Oicgens, Mrs. •••••**• 6 — Donation*. Sums under 5s. 186 Duff.ThomasGordon, Ballingall, Mrs - 5 - Esq 1 - - i3ettou%si)ire. Bannatyne, J - 5 - Total Subs.... £33 10 1 Forbes, Lt."-(i)i. J. Foster .... 1 — - Garden, F. A. Esq. .32- EYEMOUTH Donation*. George, Provost .... - 6 - BRANCH. Coats, Mlf s Lily. ... - 10 - Contribution Boxes . 1 13 5 Hardie, Robert - - - Coais Mrs. M... 1 - Proceeds of Concert 11 7 1 Harvey, John, Esq.. 11- President- Coats,Sir Thos. Glen, Yacnt Sea King ... 6 11 '6 Ingram, James, Esq. - 5 - Colonel MILNE HOME, of Leslie, A. F. Esq. . . - 5 - Wedderburn. Cooper, Alfred - 10 - Total Bons 19 12 - Local Committee— Total Subs 33 10 1 Nisbet and Co - 6 - GEO. COLLIN (Junior). Dubs. Frank A 1 1 - Pirie George — 5 GEO. COLLIN (Senior). £53 2 1 Robertson, Alex ... - 5 - THOS. COLLIN (Speedwell). Friend. A - K Russell, Trustees of JAS. DODGALL (Piovost). Hamilton Arms Hotel Late Misses • • 5 — — JAS. PATEBSON (Kmpress). Strahan, Colonel, Hamiltou.Duchessof 1 - - Netberwood. . > . * — 6 — ALEX. ROBERTSON (Bailie). Hamilton, Robert . . - 5 - Watt, Alex. Esq. ... - - Rt. Hon. LORD TWEHD- " Isle of Arran"Box - 10 - Wedderburn,SirWm. 1 - - XOOTH. Jamieson,Jas.Adnljo 1 - - Williamson, Ex- JOHN WEATHEHHEAD. Kildonan Collecting Honorary Secretary and Sums tinder 5s 98- Treasurer— Kildonan Hotel Box - 1 4 L P 5 — TotalSubs... £31 12 - Commercial Bank. Lochranza Hotel Box - 8 3 ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BRANCKEa 201 £. t. d. £. «. d. £. «. d- Macdonald, P. - 10 - .Annual Sutucriptvwu, Farauharson, Mr.W. - 5 - Moir,Arch(hild,Esq. 11- Macneisb.Thos..,.. - g - *. «. d. G«ddes,Mr. A - 10 - Moabray, J. J.Esq. 11- McAllister, Dond... - 5 - Brinw,J«me», Esq.. - 6 - Geenseaon, MT. O.W.- 5 - Patou, J . Son * Co. 3 S - McBride,A - 6 - Goodie, Ml. 8 S .. - S ~ Paton, Miss Forrester 2 1 - McMillan, Alltster . - 6 - Docberty, Wm.Eeq. Henderson, Major . . 1 - - Porteous, Jas. & Go. - 10 6 McNpish. D. ft Son. - 7 « fPnbltaher) - 6 - Henderson, Mr. A. W.- 10 - Thomson, Bros 11- Miller Mrs. J- . . . . . 6 S*Bowny,.f.W..E8q- . - S * Jamie8on.Mr.Geo..- 7 6 Weir.JaroesA, Ltd. 11- Peal, V S .... - 10 - MacDonald, Alex. Mackenzie, Sheriff.. - S - •Wmisott, S. & J. . . -, 10 - SrotthMrs - S - Efeq - 5 - Miller, Mr. W. Gow - 6 - Wingate, Miss ..... 1 - - Smith, Sir Thou. ... - 10 - MarxionaW, SmdUtr. - 6 - KiwloOD, Provost. . . - 10 - Younger, Geo. and Thomson, John .... 1 - - lltetay, Alex. Esq. Baa. Mi. Alex. - 6 - Son, Ltd., Messrs. 11- Wat*,A.S - 1 - (Solicitor) - 8 - Robertson, Mr. Kobt. - 6 - Snms under 6> - 6 - Wooley, A. - 8 - M'tood, VVm. Esq. 11- Koberton, Here. N. C. - S - Mlller,.Iohn,Ksq.,of Boss, Mr. Daniel... - 6 - Total £SK 15 6 Other Boxes and Sums Scrabeter - 10 - Simpson, Bailie.,,, - 6 - Miller, Bev. J.8.... - 6 - Piifetagton, then. Total Dong 38 11 9 Esq., ofSandside. 1 - - Sinclair, Mr.G. Ship- Total Sabs..... - 17 « PortianJ, His (Jrace Smith, Mr.W. Pater- £39 9 3 Soote, Lady John, of Sntherland, Mr. D. . - 6 - Spottiswoode 1 - - Sutherland, H. * €DCnt»ut8t). Sinclair, Captain D. - 0 - Grwn, Messrs. ... - 10 - Sinclair, Hugh, Esq., - 6 - Thorns, Sheriff 1 - - EDINBURGH, LEITH Sinclair, Sir R.C. fit.. 1 - - Wilson, J'rorort.... - 5 - Smith, Wm., Forss. - 5 - Sums under M t t % AND QRANTON Tartepiand, J. W. BRANCH. E«q., of Fingask, Total Sobs.... 618 S 8 Local Committee— ©ait&ms-sitftt. Donotfont. EDWARD L. I. BLTTH, Esq. Total e. d, Prealdent— Local Committee — Messrs. - t - Cheyne,Mf.Wm. .. - 3 « Bis Grace the Dirjrjt or W. 3. HAHJ, Bsq. Anderson, Mrs. .... - 6 - JdacpbsraOB, BBV. POBTLAKB. The Right Hon. the Karl of Anderson, Mrs, .... - ( - Anderson ft Co., James - 5 - Local Committee- MAS ASD KSILIE. McGregor, Dr - 8 - Major HBKDKESON, Chair- AKCHIBALD Mom, Esq. Sinclair, F. G. Esq., J. THOMSOS PATON, Esq. Andrew, Mrs...... - S - man. Arbuthtiot, Mrs. ... - S - ofMey 21- JAS. FEEBIEB. Messrs. 0. TOOKQKK & So». T»it, Mr. James... - a « ALBXAKDBB ticoDKa. Honorary Secretary— Bain, W.Esq - 8 - Sums under St. - 3 f S. 8. OOCPIB. Contribution Boxes. -82 J. W. Moia, E»j. Balfour, Mrs. Alex.. - S - ELUS Hcaara. Baltour, G. W. Esq. 11- F. H. MAciinon. Collector— Balloui, Hon. Mrs. . - « - Total £3 e 8 PrOTOBl NlOHOWOK. Mr. A»BBEW B.. GBAST. Ballantyne, Hanson, Capt. PATKB8OK. and Co., Messrs.. - S - JOBS RoBKRTSoir. Anmtol Subtoripttow. Barboor, A. H. F. BOBKBT BOBXKTSQH. *. >. d. Esq., M.D 1 - - GEOJIOB SINCLAIR, Alloa Coal Company 11- THURSO BRANCH. HBCTOK SUTHIKLAKD. Alloa Shipping and Cblef Officer TKHtma, Local Committee— Towing Co.,,.... - 8 - BanihiU, Mrs. - 6 -> E.N.B. Archibald,R.and Son 1 1 - Wn. DOCBEKTT, Esq. (Pub- Provoet JOHK Wttsas. Archibald, J. &E... 1 1 - Bayley, G. Usq - 6 - lisher). Balfour of finrlejgb, Seattle and Sons, J. W. GAUOWAT, Esq. Hon. Treasurer— QEOEQE JAJUEWS. The Rt. Hon. Lord 11- Messrs. W - 5 - ALEX. MAODoMAXD, Esq. Bivlfoar, James 1 - - Beilby, J. H. Esq. . . 1 - - Aitoc. MACKAY, Esq.. (Soli- citor). Hon. Secretary— CuMer, James* Co. 11- 8eU,Rannte,afldCo. JJITES CAHPBKI.L, ) mncanson, "W. M. . a 2 - Rev. J. S. MiLTJtt. Dunn, Bros. A Co... - S - Bell, W. Esq - 5 - JOBS Mm/KB, ESQ., Of Fischer, Morten, ft Bell, Miss A. M,.... - 8 - Scrabeter. Anniuti SubKriplioni. BeU. Mrs-Olasatord. - 10 - HUSH SISCLAIR, Esq. Adam, Mr. Thomas - * - Gillesnie&Nlcol... 6 - Bell, Mrs. P}tzroy . . - 1« - Sir E. C. SISCLAIB, Bart. Anstrather, Sir Haig, W. J 1 - - Bernard and Co., Capt. StotclAlK, Bcrabsfr. Knox, Robert. Esq.. 1 1 - WIU.UH SsttTH, Esq., Fots*. Banks, Dr. G.r..... - 6 - Klofborg & Wester- Bernard, Messrs. T. Bnilr, J. 8. * Co. 6 - Honorary Treaaorer— Campbell. Mr. Jam«« - S - iMcLeod, J - 5 - Jung Bio* £94. Crawford, Mr. A. U - 6 - Mar and Kellie, The Bertram & Sous, Messrs. DavWaon.Mr. Wm, Rt Hon. the Earl of 1 1 - Honorary Secretary— Mitchell, Messrs. A. Bertram ft Co., SncuiK MACDONALO, Esq. Duncan, Mr. J. G... - 7 6 Messrs. John A. - 10 » 202 THE LITE-BOAT. [2ND MAT, 1898. £. >. d. £. s. d. £ . s. d JS. J. d. Carrie and Co.,Messrs. Gilroy, Mrs - B - Mackenzie, Miss.... - 10 6 Beveridge, Misses . . 1 - - Girdwood, Mr. - 5 - Macket.zte, Mrs. Bickerum, George, Cuthbcrt, Miss ...... S - Esq „ - 10 - Gray, James, Esq. . . - E - Mackie, J. W. & Black, C. B. Esq.... 1 - -Davidson, Colonel, Gray. James, Messrs. Sons, Messrs. .... - B - Blackball Brothers, H.E1.C.S. - 10 - Maclagan, Sir Messrs - 10 - Davidson, Pirrie, and H. H.N - B Blackwood, Mrs - 6 - Co., Messrs - B - Hadden and Son, Maclagan, K.Q. Esq. - B - Blackwood, The Davidson, W.J. Esq. 1 - - Messrs. K - B - Maclaren, Mrs - S - Misses - 6 - Dawson, Miss 1 - - Haggart, T. C. Esq.. 1 - - M 'Nab, Miss - S - Blyth, E. L. I. Esq.. B - - Deas, Lady - B - Haig, Miss - 10 - MacPheraon, Major- Bogie, Alex. Esq .. - B - Denchar, Mr. and Hall, Dunbar & Co, Gen. R. D - 10 - Bow, R. H. Esq. ... 1 - - Mrs 1 - - Messrs. - B - MacpherBOn,Norman, Dickson, U. S. Esq.. - 6 - Hardie, Messrs. J. & Esq - 10 - Boyd, Sir Thomas J. 1 1 - Dickson and Walker, W... - B - MacRitchle, David, Bramwell, Mrs. Messrs - B - Hare, Mrs 1 - - Wckson and Oo., Harrison and SOD, M'Brjde,Mra. - 10 - Bremner, Mrs - 6 - Messrs. James ... - 10 - Messrs - 10 « M'Diarmid, Mrs... . 1 - - Brodie, Hamilton, and Dicksons and Co., Harvey, R. E. Esq... - 10 6 M-Ewan, Wm. Esq., Co., Messrs - 6 - Hawthorns and Co., M.P . 11- Brodie, Lady Dawson 1 - - Dickson & Son, Wm., Messrs. 11- M'Farlane & Son, Brudie, Mrs - B - Messrs. - B - Hay and Co., Messrs. Brotehie, Messrs. K. Don, Mrs. W. G 10 - M'lntosh, J. B. Esq. - B - jtCo - S - Douglas, Messrs. A. Hay, Admiral . . . - 16 - M'Kenzie, Misses . . - 10 - Brown, Mrs. Cram . - 5 - Henderson, Misses. . - 6 - M'Laren, Messrs. Brown, Miss, of Douglas, Mrs. Brown - 10 - Henry, John, Esq., D *G 11- Douglas, C J. C.Esq. 1 - - S.S.C 1 - - M'Lareu, Duncan, Brown, Mrs. 1 - - Douglas, Miss - 10 - Hill, W. Scott, Esq.. - B - Esq - 10 - Brace, Boyd, and Co., Douglas, Misses ... - 5 - Home, Mrs. - fi - M'Laren, D. Esq.... - 10 - Messrs 11- Dowell, A. Esq - E - Honeyman & Wil- M'Laren, Mrs...... - B - Drybrough and Son, son, Messrs -10 - M'Lean,Mrs - B - Messrs. N - B - Hope, James, Esq.. . 1 - - M'Lennan k Urqn- Bucherft Co. Messrs. - i - Duncan, Flockhart, Honldsworth, Miss . - 10 - hart, Messrs - E - Burges, Mrs.. - 5 - and Co., Messrs... - 10 - Howden.JobnA.Esq. - B - Maitland, Misses ... - 18 - Caledonian Distillery - s - Duncan, Macduff H. Howden, T. Esq. ... - 6 - Maitland, Miss 1 - - Callender.David Esq. 11- Esq - E - Howe, Alex. Esq.... 1 - - Makgill, Miss - 6 - CampbeU, D. Esq... - 10 - Dunn, John & Son, Howklns, John, Esq. 11- Marshall, F. Esq.... - 10 - Carstairs & Robert- Messrs - B - Hunier, A. H. Esq.. - B - Marshall, Mrs - B - son, Messrs - 6 - Dunn, J.W. Esq.... - B - Hunter, Mrs. 1 - - Maxwell, Mrs. E. .. - E - Dnnedin Steamship [mlach, Miss A - E - Meln, Mrs - B - Chambers, Messrs. W. Co., Limited - B - Inglis & Sons, Messrs. Melrose, Messrs. A. Dymock, Thos. Esq. - 6 - Chapman, Mrs - 6 - Dymock, Guthrle, & Inglis, The Misses . - 6 - Helrose, Drover & Howden, Messrs. . - B - Jamieson, Mrs - 10 - Christie and Kil- Edgar, Mrs. - B - J. S., Commercial Melvtn.Messrs.Alex. patrick, Messrs. . . - 6 - Edinburgh Roperies Bank - B - & Co. - B - Christie & Son, J., Co., Messrs. The.. 11- Jeffrey, Miss - S - Uenzies, John R. Messrs - B - Edinburgh United Breweries, Ltd. . . - IB - Jenner & Co., Messrs. Miller A Co., Messrs. - B - Christie, Mrs. 8. B - Bdingtoa, Mrs. - B - Miller, Messre.James Christison, Sir Alex., Edmondstoneand Son, Johnston, Messrs. Messrs. Thomas.. - B - W.andA.K..... 11- Miller, Robert, Esq. 22- Christison, D. Esq., Edmonstone, Lady. . 1 - - Johnston, Dr - B - Mttchell, Messrs. J. M.D ?. 1 - - Edwards, H. C. Esq. - 6 -Jopp, Mr. Charles ..- 6 - and Co - Church, Mrs - B - E.M.B - B - rusttce-General, The Mitford, W. R. Esq. - Clark, Hon. Lord Fairbairn, Mrs - 5 - Lord 1 - - Moir, Dr - Rutherford 2 - - Fellowes, Mrs - 10 - Kennedy, John, Esq. 1 - - Mono-left', Mrs...... - 1 Clark, Mr. - 6 - Feigns, William.Esa.. - 6 - Knoblauch, Hugo. Montgomery, The Clark, J. Smith. Esq. - 6 - Ferguson. Davidson, Esq. - B - Very Rev. Dean.. - Cockbnrn and Camp- and Co., Messrs. . . 1 1 - ^ancaster, Mrs - 10 - Morham, R. Esq.... - bell, Messrs 2 - - Findlay, J. R. Ksq. .22- Law, Messrs. W. * G. - 10 - Morton, W., Esq. . . 1 Oockburn and Co., LAwrle, Jas. D. Esq. - 10 - Morton, Wi Esq 1 - - Messrs 11- Fleming, J. Esq. ... - B - Lawson & Smith, Moxon & Carfrae, Collins, Misses 1 - - Fleming, Mrs. Robert - 10 - Messrs 1 - Constable, Messrs. T. Mnlr, Sir William.. 11- and A - 6 - Ford & Co., Messrs. Ljindsay and Son, Muir, Messrs. J. and Cook, Misses -10 - Son ...- B Cooper, F. J. Esq... - 6 - Ford & Sons, Messrs. Livingstone & Weir, • Couper, Geo. Esq. . . - 5 - W 11- Messrs. 11- Muir, Rev. R. H B - Cowan & Sons, Forest & Turnbull, Liockhart, Mrs - B - Murdoch. Dr. and Messrs. Alex. Ltd. B - - jondon k Edinburgh Cowan and Strachan, Fraser, Misses - B - Shipping Co 2 2 - Murray, Sir Patrick Messrs - 6 - Eraser, Mrs. - E - Low, Robertson & Co., Keith, Bart., of Cowan, Sir John, Messrs - 10 - Bart.,ofBeeslack. 1 - - Friend, A -10 - _,yon and Turnbull, Murray, Mrs. T. G. . 2 - - Cowan, Miss - 5 - Friends, 39, Moray Messrs. -10 - Murray, Misses .... - 5 - Cowan, Mrs. George - 6 - Place . . - B - Macandrew, James, Cowan. J. Esq., W.S. - S - Friends, Union Bank 1 10 - Esq - B - Cox, Robert, Esq., Friends, Commercial Vlacandrew, Miss . . - 6 - Mylne,Mrs. J - 5 - M.P .Trr. s - N.C. - 10 - Craig & Rose, Messrs. - 6 - Fultou^Co^Messrs-J. - 10 - MacDougal, Thomas, Nelson, Mesars.ThoB. Craig & Son, Messrs. Gall&luglis,MeHars. - 7 6 Wloway, Mrs. John 1 - - Macdongal, Mrs. aud Crnikshank & Son, Jalloway ,John, Esq. - B - Miss - 10 - Pagan, Mrs. - 10 - Messrs - B - Geddes Mrs - 5 - tfacfarlane and Co., dimming & Son, Geddes, Mrs - S - Messrs. D - E - Paterson and Sons, Gibson and Co., MacGibbon, D. Esq. - B - Messrs. 1 - Gumming, Mrs - 6 - Messrs. George ... 11- Mackay & Co.,Messrs. Pearson, Sir Chas. . . 1 - - liunniugham, Messrs. Gibson, Messrs. R. George - B - Pedersen, Mrs - 6 - J. and J - 10 andT 1 - - Uackay, D. Esq. ... - B - Penny. Mrs - 10 - Cnnningham, George Jibson's Heirs, H. a - B - klackeDzifi, John Ord, Phin Mrs* - 6 Miller, Esq 22- jillonders, Mrs - 6 - Esq - 10 - ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BKANCHES. 203 £. 1. J. *. j. d. TbomBon, Messrs. R. .TWwiioTis. Prtngle, James, Esq. •• 6 - £. t.4. Pringte, Robert, Esq. - 8 - thomBon, Messrs. W. Evans, Mrs 3 - - <28lgtn«fctre. Ranken, iffas - 5 - Thomson, Mrs...... - 6 - Pearson, Sir Chatles •» Ifl - Rankine, Mrs. - B - Thomson, 8. C. E»J. - 6 - Wardlaw, Mvs* 10 - LO3S/EMOUTH Baebnrn, Messrs. W. TbomsoD, Mrs - 5 - <7o6(eu(2, a.ft,, col- BRANCH. Tod Bros., Messrs... - s ~ lectsd by Cant. Redpath, Brown, and Tod, Robert. Esq. ..- 10 6 Local Committee— Co., Messrs.,. .... - 10 ~ Torrie, B. Jameson - B - Cran & Co, Messrs. Capt.J . B. DHNBA.K BHAKOKK, Bennfe, Miss 1 - - Torry, Jobu, Jiisq. . . - 6 - John, the work- of Pitgaveney, Chairman. Renton, Misses . . . . - 6 -Trail!, A. A - 10 - men of 2 - - — BKANDKR. Richardson, Miss... - S - Trinity House, The, Lesmahagow Parish Dr. BttASDBR. Richardson, Ralph, leith 5 S - Cburca Sunday — BOEK, K.*T. Trotter, Contts.Esq. 1 - - Scliooi, per Mr. AtEX. OoWTB. Ritchie, Messrs. Jus. Turnball and Wilson, Alex. Armstrong. 1 - - Capt. J. DBAS. Jfenwwm, B.S., col- CBARijra A. HAT. EiteMe,Wm.&Sou«, TnrnbuU, Miss 10 - le«e - 8 - SomerriUe, Mean*. Wingate, Miss 2 - - Bight Hon. Lord . 1 - - Stewart and Forayth - B - John Mid Co,...., - 10 « Wingate, Wm. E. Hope, Lady 1 - - Thorn, Mrs 11- SomervUle, Miss ... - 8 - Webster, James.... - B - Sommervllle, Mrs... - 6 - Wishart, Messrs. Jas. inveresk Paper Co. . 1 - - Williamson, Archd. 33- Legal, The Misses.. - 8 - Toung, W. C' - * - Stosl, Coalson. & Co. Wtehart, Messrs. P. Millar, Mra., Spring Messrs. - B - F.fcCa - 10 6 B»ak - R - Sums under &s. .... I 2 e Stevenson, Miss .... - 10 - W. H, National Mitchell, Mw...... $ - Stewart, Charles, Bank ., - B - Mitchell, Kc. A..... - 6 - Total Sobs. ...£« 16 « Esa.,W.S. S - Wood, Mrs - 10 9 Stewart, Cbas. Esq. . - 6 - Wood, Missen - S - lUrnsay,' Mr. John . - 10 - Stewart, Sir T. Wood,J, P. Esq. ... 1 - -Aiiwt, Messrs. J.&W. 1 1 - DoottUont. Grainger, M.D. ,, - B - Wright Messrs. P. Whitelaw, Messrs. Stratton, Messrs. J. Wm.«ndSou.... - S - Ships entering Har- and(J - W - Wright, Miss Ontario - S - WilWe, J. and A. . . - « - Stnart, B. L. Esq.. . . 1 - - Wrigtit, Mrs - S - Contributions cinder Oontribution Boxes. - 1" 4 Svan, Thomas .... 6 - young, Mrs 1 - - M 6-6 Young, J. W. Esq. . 1 Shows on Srera. .'. . - 15 a Sym, W. MelviU, Younger, Kobert, Eeq - 10 - ToUt £34 3 4 Symington, Stessra. Younger, Messrs. W. T A Co . . - 10 - 4Co 2 2 • Taylor, M'liead, «nunningbam, A. B. - WM. 8. BONTHBOM. Reid, Mre.Woodville 1 - - Donaldson, Principal - Local Committee— JOBS CABSTAIBB. Held, Rev. J - 5 - Duff, Walter W..., - COUH GRANT, Esq., J.P., THOMAS CPNNINOBAK. Sams under St. 2(6 Provost of Arbroath, Chair- Bailie GBOBOS UARSIE, An- Farmer, Mrs. - man, strnther. Total Subs... £10 6 « Hon. F. J. BKUCE. Dr. FBBOOSOS. JAMES CABLES. MABTIN OAKUNBK. Jrahauj, A. G. Barns - 6 - WILLIAM CAKOILL. WILLIAM LTAJLL. Donations. CHAS. W. COBSAB, J.P. PBTEB Mum. Contribution Boxes 16' Gray. Miss - 5 - >AVn>CoBSAB, J.P. JAKES PBATT. Qnild, AM - 6 - Collected on 17th ienderson, A. £.... - 5 - Capt. JOSEPH FSROPSON. GEOBGB RITCHIE. June at quarterly Tol. WM. A GoBDoir, J.P. WM. ROBKSTSOS. Exercise 1 16 5 Bome-Rigg, Mr. of 5a.pt. J AMUS HESUKRSOS. D. M. ROSIK. JEOBOE KEITH, J P. WHT.IAM RUSSELL. Total £13 s 11 Honey, Mrs. Murray - 6 - 3r. LAINO. Ptovoet THOMSON, Cellar- How, Major - 6 - JAKES MtjtB, J.P. dyke. Hull, R. A - 5 - 'apt. DAVIU PATriKsosf. Dr> WILSON. JOHH WILLIAM RscWu. Jackson, Capt. K, J, - 5 - Capt. WH. SKITH. Honorary Treasurer— Jackson, Capt, d. H. 1 - - JKO. TBOBNTON, J.P. POBBBT 3. THOMSON, Esq. DUNFERMLINE Johnstons, J. 8. ... - t - >ptain PBTIB TBOBNTON. Honorary Secretaries— BRANCH. Lang, Andrew 1 - - JAKES WHLOOKS. Mews. MACKINTOSH & Honorary Secretary— IVAisos, Solicitors. President — Longmnir, T.,of KOBXAB MoBAiK, Solicitor. Annual Suittcrtptionl. Ex-Provost ALEXAHDEB. t. t. d. Maitland - Dongall, Annual Subtcriftiaru. Anstrnther, Sit Local Committee— £. t. i. Ualph, Bart 1 - - SBSKIBK BKVKBIDQB. Maitland,H. - 10 - Aitken, Samuel.... - 5 - Anstruther, H. T. WILLIAM MATHBWSOS. Mackionon, V>...... 3 - - Anderson, A. IX..,, - 6 - Esq., M.P - 10 - JAMES MCFABLANK. Marshall, Colonel... - 6 - Arbroath Friendly narste, Mrs. G., Sent, - 10 - JEOKGE EKID. M"Gowan, Capt - 8 - Toal Society 1 1 - l>«rsle, J. 8. Esq. ..11- WtLLIAJf KOBEKTSOS. M'Gri gor, Mrs - 6 - Arbroath High Street Darste, George, Ksq. - 10 - M'lofawh, Professor. - * - Arbroath Westport Fowler, Messrs D & Honorary Secretary- Mitchell, B - 6 - Association 2 2 - JoHN BODGEBS, Esq., Bank Moir.Dr. - t - Laidlay, J. K., Esq. - 10 - of Scotland. Molr, Dr. John W. , * 6 - Carnegie, H. F.Lind- Mackintosh & Wat- say - 10 - sou, Messrs - 10 - (No List {01 1897.) 01iphant,T.T - 10 - Carnegie. Hon. Ian. Orr-Ewtng, Mrs.... 1 - - (189T and 1898).. 1 - - Sea Box Society of Paterson, James.... - B - Chapel, David - G - PiayfelT, General... - 10 - Co-operative Socy... 32- Williamson, John, ST. ANDREWS Playfair, Sir Lambert- 10 - Corsar, Chas. W. ..-10 - Esq., Liverpool . . 1 - - Purdle, Professor, . . - S - Corsar, David, Tbe Sums cinder 6s...... 993 BRANCH. Elms - 10 - Robertson, Thomas. - 10 - Corsar, D. Jnn - & - Total Subs.... Sir 2 3 Local Committee— Rodger, Rev. Dr.... - 5 - Cnthbert, Jas. - 6 - J. KITOBIK WELCH, Cbslr- Dickson, Jas. A .-10 - Jfcwuiiion*. oum. Falrweather, S - 6 - Contribution Boxes - 17 11Lieut. BAEBF, 3t.N. St. Salvator-s School - 11 2 Ferguson, J. & A. .. - 5 - C'olleciioo made at Provost M.OUBKQOB. " Lifeboat Sun- — KXBKAIH. Sandys, Miss - R - day " Service held QBOBOB MOBBAT. in Town Hall. Captain PKTEBSOX. Simson,H.B - 5 - Kydd, James -10 - Anstratber, on JOHN PURVIS. Macdonald,W.K.... - 10 - l4th F6Wu»T.. .13 g 2 — ROSACE. Sarplns from Pntcr- Northesk. Earl of... 2 - - tainments in An- Honorary Treasurer— Story, Miss E. P.... - 6 - Nortlest,Cunntes90f 1 - - strother Town Hall JAS. Q«O. JOBMSTOHK, Thomson. Colonel . . - 5 - Ogg, Wm. A - 6 o»3Klaud4thDec,30 - - Traill Mrs...... - 6 - Webster, R ft Sons . - 10 - Honorary Secretary — Warrack, Miss - 6 - Webster. W. & Co. . - 10 - Total £61 8 4 Wedderburn, Mrs... - & - Sums under f>» 1 a - ANOBEW BALSILUE. Welch, J. Ritchie.. 1 - - Wilson, Miss. - B - Total Subs. .£25 3 - GRAIL BRANCH. Annual Subtmptiom. Sums under s« 1913 1 Local Committee— Altken, Mlra '. - t Total...... £62 1C 9 Danatiota. Ex-Provost PKATTIB, Chair- Aitken, Miss G. 8. . - 6 - man. Allen, Mrs - 5 - A Lady's Woik 313 6 JOHN CEAWroED. Bennet, J. Lindsay. 1 - - JOHN DUKCAH. Berwick. Miss .... - B - Collected at Shore HABBI EBBKINB. Blickwell, Mrs - 6 - JOHN ODTHBr*. Bootbby.Col - 6 - Contribution Boxes. - 12 6 DAVID MATHEWSOS. Boyd, Very Kev. Dr Share Charity Demon- Rev. JOHN REID. and Mrs - 1 6 stration Fund.... 10 19 2 WILLIAM EOOBB. Bromilow. Captain. - 6 - JOHN SCOTT. Brown, Mies - 6 - Total Dons 20 IS 1 Provoet QEOBGS SIM. Bwn.F.R. - 6 - Total Snbs.,... 25 3 - WILLIAM MOBTOH. Born. Mrs 1 - - JOHN MOBTOS. Bate, Tbe Marquess £45 18 T JOHN YU&K. of... 2 - - ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BRANCHES. 205

DUNDEE BRANCH. MONTROSE NORTH BERWICK Local Committee- BRANCH. Sir Wx.0on.vr DALGLRISB f^aiftingtongliite. BRANCH. Bart . Uhairman. Local Committee— G, L. ALISON. JAKES MITOHKLJ, Esq., DUNBAR BRANCH. President- DAVID BetrcK. Chairman. Mrs. HAMILTON OGILVT, Captain JAMES CAPPOW. MORTON CAMPBEH, Esq. Local Committee — of Arcberfleld and Kiel. HOWAHD P. DeVKKEM. A. B DCNCAN, Esq. The Bight Hon. The EARL Bailie Ki»p. Capt. SrANsFKtB, Dnnluald. OF HADDrooTON, President. Chairman — JAHES W. KIDD. Lieut. GtBODBE, R.N. H. T. S. HAKU.TOK Osnrr, ROBT. GKAHT BOTTIB, Esq. JAMES Moron. JAMES JOHNSTON, Esq. Esq., of Biel, Vice-President. ofKockville. Capt. JOBS P. NBWTOH. A/.KxjNDs M. MEAHsa, Bailie BKAHD, Chairman. Capt. tiEOBGE HOLLO. Ksq. 8 Dr. JOHN MORISON, Vice- Local Committee — B, V. ScBoGore. Chsirman. Rev. F. L. M. ASDKKSQH. Opt. AUBUNPKg WOOD. B. H. MILLAE, Esq. G. A. CONNOB, Esq. Capt. CHARLES TDLE. GEOKGK Rxu>, Keq. Capt. E. WALKKK. Hon. Secretary and QKOBQK DALZIKL, Esq. Won. Treasurer— Treasurer — Sir A. BDCHAN HXFBDIU), JAKES Nicou, Esq. Honorary Secretary— WILLIAM BKBTBAK, Esq. Bart. J. BAJ.FOL-S AIEXANDBK, M. HousTODK, Esq. Esq. K. & MACnocaALL, Esq. Honorary Secretary— Annual Subicriptioni. 1>. JtcCVLLOOH, Esq. JAMES HOHTSH, Jon., Esq. ANGUS MATamtos, Esq., Annual SubtcHpttani. £. «. d. M.1). Annuoi JWwcripMow. Balfonr, Bight Hon. JOHN B. MBNZIKS, Esq. 1. a. d. & *. d. A, j...... i - - Armitetcad, Geo. ...66- Alexander, J. B. Bertram, William.. - S - A. GILLIES SMITH, Esq. Barrie,Charl«3 1 - - Cttnningb«m,St.ClB,tr » - - Medical Officer— Bell, Thus. *Soni.. 2 2 - Brown, J. * Son ... - B - Drysdale, Mis. Asaos MATHK8OS,KBq.,M.D. Cfirmichael, James, . 11- Campbell, D. S. Esq. - 6 - Carmichael,Jas.ftCo.2 1 ~ Cvnegy, Mine, at Orieve, Robert - 5 - Honorary Secretary— Craigo S - - Uaddington, the Earl Cox Brothere, Ltd. . 5 - - DavulauQ, Alex. Esq. - s - of ,..,. 1 - - DAVID McdJLLocH, Esq. U»Vgleteh,8lr W.O,, Dtaksou,Anb.ur,Usq. - 5 - Hay, Captain Baird. 1 - - Bart. 5 0 - Duncan, A. H. Esq.. - IB - Hunter, Richard.... 1 - - Annual Sutteriftiont. Dalgl<*,n,Laay,... 11- Flndlay, J. R. Esq.. - « - Marrow, Major 32- /ton Bros., ftnjst and Harbour Trustees .. 8 - - Ogilvy, Mr. 4 Mrs. £. t. d. Howden, Dr... - 6 - HamiltoD .....3 — —Anderson, Rev. F.L. Dundee Harbour Johnston, Joseph, & Roxburgbe,Her Grace Trustees 10 10 - Sons, Messrs 6 5 - theDncheesof. ... 1 - - Balfonr, Bt. Hon. J. Dundee Loch Line Key and Murray... - 5 - Bnmboll, Dr., Leeds - 10 « LfeU, A. Esq. - 6 - Saueon, Wm - 6 - W. H., C.B - 10 - Dundee, Perth, and McKenrie * Sons .. - s - Scott, Alexander... 1 - - Brown, Geo., Esq. . . - 10 - London Shipping Mearns, Alex. Esq.. - 10 « Smith J H . . . . - G - Cathe»rt,Mis8 A. .. - 10 - Millar, B. & Sons, Sutter, Robert - K - Chambers, Mrs.Eobt. 11- Gibson, Robertson, & Messrs 2 a - Counor, G. A., Kfiq. .11- Co 1 - Milne, John ft Sons, Warrender, Sir Geo., Dalziel, George, E.-q. 11- Bart 1 - - Hemingwfty, C. B., Mitchell, Jas. Esq... - 10 C Esq 1 1 - Uilruy, Sons, and Co. 1 - Moir, W. Esq. - 6 Hendersoo,The Hon. , Grimond (Ld.), J. ft Mulr, Son, & Patton - B - Total Sabs.... £17 1 6 H H, H. Duncan ! A.1) 1 - Hourlay Bros. JtCo.. 2 - Paton, Miss K. - S - Keid, (leorge, Esq. . - 6 - Dotation*. Hepburn, SirArd.B., Sutnrfe, Jamaf 10 - Kog8,Jame«M. Jisq. - 6 - Henderson, Alex.. . . 2 - A. P. F. P - 8 - Houstonn, M. H.Eeq. 1 i - i Henderson, H., 1 - Samson, J. Esq. .... - 6 - Aii'n rson, John K. . - 10 - Hunter, Win., Esq. . 1 1 - Henderson, J 1 - Staufeld.Capt. 3 - - Burton, Captain 1 - - Leug, Sir John..... ID « Thomson. John S. Br.uid, Bailie - 6 - Macgill,A. ., 1 - Low, S. M 1 - Walker, Capt. K.... - B - Buchanan, Eev. K. . - B - lleiieies, J. B., Esq. 11- Maitland,E. F. .... 1 - Whimeter, W. S. & Cameron, BO..... - B - Moncrief, Mrs 11- Maitland, The* 1 - Son, Messrs - 6 - Joble, M - 6 - Ogllvy, Hamilton, McGavin, B 11- Woodward, Eev. J.. - B - [A>w,<3eoree - S - Mrs. and Mrs. ... 3 - - MitcheU, Jamee.... - 6 - Maccoll, Rev. D. ... - 5 - MoDcur, A. H 11- Slims under 6». 396 Maxwell, Major.... - 6 - Fepys, B. Esq 11- Mndie,B.A.&Sons. 22- More, W. J..C.B... 1 - - Per J. B. Measles, Myles, David 11- Total Subs.. £30 18 6 Rennie, William... 1 - - Esq.:— Nairn ft Co. B. L... - 10 « Bloxsom, W. G. Scott, Mm. William. - 10 - Scoit.GeorgeB - 6 - I Thornton, Sir T..... 11- Sinclair, Mrs. J'. H.. - B - Blyth.B.HaU.Esq. 1 - - Walker, H. ft Sons. 23- Donation!. Younger, Harry G. . - 6 - Canjpbell,Wm.Eaq.l 1 - W«ial»rg,J.J...... 1 1 . Interest from Ear' 9, Baysweil Park. . . - 5 - Craig Robert, Esq. 1 - - bonr Trustees IT 8 - Collected on Pierhead D. C 1 - - Total Subs., £69 3 - Beturn of Income by Misses Gray & McKwen, W. C. Tax on Harbour Kerr - B 2 Esq. - B - Donation*. Collected on Pierhead Men»ie8,C.T.Bsq. 11- Contribution Boxes . - IT B by Mrs. Bertram & K H.J - 5 - Half-mina levied at Messrs. Young ft Stevenson, C. A. Hirhonr U 14 - Total Dons 20 1 B Esq - B - £ondon» B.S., collec- Dnnbar Weslyan Stevenson, 1). A. lioo, per Opt. Total Sube 30 18 ft Methodist Church. - 5 - Keq - B - Speedy 1 - - Subscriptions under Tenuaat,F.J.Eeq. 1 - - Perth s. B., collection £60 1» 11 5s. , 863 Williamson, A. C. aboard 1 10 - Vmtnbution Boxes. 154 Eaq 1 - - Sale of Old Hope.... - 6 - Proceeds of Annual Puilar, J. F. Esq. .. 1 - - sharp, John. Ksq. .. 1 1 - Concert ,.21 19 B Contents of Boxes ..363 Received for Bopes . - 14 6 Boos, Mrs. Edw 10 - Shaw-Stewart, K. F. Total Dong 21 IT 2 Total Dons..... 43 6 8 Total Sabs. ....69 3 - Total Sabs..... U 7 6 Smith, A.Gilliee.Eaq. J 1 - Suttie, R. Grant,K«q. 11- *»l - 3 — — £60 13 2 frayoer, Hon. Lord 1 - - Wemyss,Earlof... 6 - - 206 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2m> MAI, 1898. *. », d, £. «. d. Wlltecroas, John E. Houorar; Secretary — JOHNSHAVEN Ritchie Wm 1 /SNBAS M. MACKKKZIB, Es'l- Tindal, Eobert - 10 - Younger, Geo. i&q.. I - - BRANCH. Sumennder £r...... 4 1 - Zoete,r*,W. M.Ewj. - JO - annual Suofc-rif «»«. Lady Presidents- Straw under 1«. ...13 10 6 *. t. tf. Miss SCOTT, Brotlierttm. Total Snh»....*12 3 - Fraser, Mr. A. .... - 10 - Total £58 5 % Kennedy. Mr. A.... - 10 - Local Committee- Donations. Maclntyre, Mr. Mal- Mr. JOHN BSATTIE, Chairman. Mr. JOBS CODPER. Collection Boxes ... -16 1 Dottatdmi. Mackenzte,Mr. Dnnr Mr. JOHN CKOALI. Total £13 19 a Black, Mrs. - 10 - Mr WOLU.K CDTHBKET. Mackenzie, Mr. Mr. JA8. FORD. Bnllo<>h,Matl...... 1 v - Mr. WM GUT. Chalmers, Col - 10 - Mr. THOMAS MIDDLETO*. Total Subs... £» 10 - Mr. JOBR SHBRET. Co*, B. C. and party 15- Mr. (Sea SIMJ>SOH. ' JB. A. H. - 10 - Mr. AIEXASDES WAI.KIR. Kjritiiorw, John.... 1 - - Donations. Mr. WOUAM WAISOS. Mttctie, Mre 1 - - Campbell, Sheriff... 1 - - Bamiah, Mrs-C. ... 1 1 - Honorary Secretary- Bfrfecu&bngtt. Laweon,F.. Esq.... 5 - - Mr. B. SntWAOtr. Sums antlar 10» It 1 6 Maekillop, C. W., Collected at— Annual SahKriptioni. BALCARY Marine Hotel, per £. s.A. (AUCHENCAIRN) Mnrphy, Michael, Bailey, Mrs W - W.Niebecket.Kwi. 13- BRANCH. Boyal Hotel, pet Plati, J. A. iiq » 6 - Beattie, Mr. John.. - & - A. a. Holloway, Waters, Kadcliffe, Couper, Mr. John.. - 5 - Local Committee— Eeq 146 Davidson, Mra.Atex - 6 - J. S. MACKIK, Piq., Chair- " Life-Boat Saaditf " Contribution Boxes. 1 IS 6 Douglas, Mrs. Jno. - C - man. Collection — Eaglesotne, Mrs.... - * - H. CB*WJOHI>. Wbiteklrk Parish Midiilevm. Mr. Thoa. - 6 - Total DOBS... IS 11 & Nicoll,Eev. Mr.... - 6 - JORIT CBOSBIK. Contribution Boxes . i 18 11 Total Subs. .. t W - Sheret, Mr. Jno.... - 10 - W. a R. DODOIAS. Simpson, Mr. Ueo,. - 6 - W. & R. GBISBSOS. £21 1 C HArarao, A. Total Done... 45 H 9 Watson, Mr. Wm. - » - L. M. Kmwnt. Total Suto... 68 & 6 Sums o&der Bs. . . . . - 9 &J. «. MACKIE. W. B. M AXWEtt. tlOJ H 3 Total Snto.....« u 6 JOHS McDowAii. IHmationt. JoHK McTAOGAaT. A»QKSW MlTCBKLL. Lifs-boat crew ..... 2 6 - WAITBB Mum. Collecting Boxes and WALTSB Ovxss. SMAN, WM. Hincat&mes&tte. ALXX. WILSON. Honorary Secretary— GOURDON BRANCH. j. a. BOITO. Manfc of Uefois. President— JAKES FABQDKAB, JBm., Annual Sutocriftioiu. STQRNOWAY Hallgreen. STONEHAVEN e. «. d. BRANCH. Local Committee— BRANCH. PKOVOST Aujaso UIBB, Craijr, Jas., Castla local Committee- Chairmaa. Patron — Mr. J. H. AKDEMOS, Coal Mr. Qs.os.as BoyxjiB. Sir ALBICAHMK BAISD of Merchant. Mr. WII.UAM SBAT. Crte, Bart, Lord Lieut, of Crosbie, John - 6 - Mr, F. BBADW, H.M . Coast- Mr. A. JjBOO, sen. the County. Douglas, W. D. guard. Mr. A. LKGO, jun. Kobinson, of Or- Mr. MOSUSHKAD, H.M. CHS- President- cbardton 11- Mr. C. MOWAIT." Provost MOWAT. toma. Mr. A. ALLASDTCE RAX. Grwreoii, W. & R. . - 5 - Chaa. OBBAOS, Esq. Mr. BAXTBS, Chief Boat- Local Committee— autchisou, John W. Mr JOHN HABBOIP, Steamer man, H.M. Cca&gu&rd. Esq., of Ediugham 1 - - Agent. A. B. AlttiAKDALK. Kirwin, L. M. Esq. 1 - - Mr. J. B. Il-sJMH, Fishery IvOBKKl FAtCONXa. Honorary Secretary- AL££. OOK»OS. Lawrence, Mrs. Officer. Rev. JQHR BKOWS, A. W. KimntAK. Mr. AiEX, MArav»B, HJ*. Serrie. JAS. KNOW LKS. Mackie.JobnG.Esq., Customs. Twos. MAjmH. of Anchencairn ... 2 2 - J Mr. COLIN 3. MtciyeKzre, Annual Subscription!. TVlLUAJI MOWAT, McDiannui, J.Ksq.. - 10 6 Solicitor. £. «. 4. JAS. OG«. McOowall, J. Esq. of l>r. MAfiKBHZiJ! Andereon, Mrs. - b - D. TATJOK. fflrdstiDgwood ... 1 1 - Mr. Joss MACKEVZTK, Fish Arbnthnott, Hon,W. 1 - - K. TQIDAI. McKenzie, E. P. Esq., Cnrer. Aymer, Dr. Jan..... - 5 - Anchenabeoch ... 1 1 - Mr. JOHS MACKBNHE. Mer- Brown, Rev, J. . . . , — 5 ~Treasurer A Hon. Secretary — McTaggart, John... - 5 - chant. Diskson, Pat. Em. . - 18 - D*vto CASH. Maxwell, Wellwood, Mr. Joan MACKENZIE, Ship- Farqnhar^Jamee,Eeq.. 5 6 -r Esq., Kirkenn»u.. 1 - - broker. Farqnhar, Colonel .. 33- Annual SvbKriftiant. Mnir, Walter ... - C - Mr. PSTSS MJ,OUWZ>, Baker. Ovens, Walter, Esq., Dr. MAJDXLAB. Myles,J. B. Esq.... - 1 .Annandale, A. B.... - 6 - of Torr 1 1 - Mr. J. M. Momisos, Fish Sicol, Eobert, iia.. - 10 - Baird, Sir Alex, of Sloan, Wm. - t - Carer. Eae, A. Allarii/ce, Threshie, Mrs - 10 - Capt. Musty) MoEtsqs. "Esq. - & - Balrd, H. R,, of Wtteon, Alex, Dai- Mr. E. Boss, Banker. Spence, Bjev. U. ?J.. - 6 - Mr. JOHN Rosa, Solicitor. Sums nndet 6s 3 }? 11 B^yly.H. W. - E - Snow under 5s -11 - Mr. RONALD SMITH, Fish CromMe.^*^..^ \ Cnrer. M,p. ! i - - Total Subs..., £U t 6 Total Sobs.... £17 1J 11 Falconer, Bobert . . - 5 - Mr. KESHETB SKITS, Fish Wrelg, George A... _ g . Curer. Donotttm. OonoMons. Th" SHVKITF Sansnrpfft Of Ktanear, A. W. .,. - J» - ins Itoisiey. flol'seti"!) Busy- ... - 2 8 Contribution Boxes . -51 Martin, Thomas. ... - & - TreasvirfttN^- Total 41? - 8 Mowat, Wm. ttSont - !> - Total £u 13 1 A. FBASEB, Esq. ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BRANCHES. 207 > £. >. d. £. (. d. Brown, John, Esq. .22- Edmiston and Mit- KIRKCUDBRIGHT Brown, Sons, & Co. chells, Messrs 1 1 - BRANCH. Uanatfesfcfte. Messrs. Wm 22- Edmiston, J. and R. - 10 6 Browns&Co.,Messrs.~ 10 - Eglinton Chemical Browne and Watson - 15 - Co., Employees . . 3 - - President — GLASGOW BRANCH. Brownlee & Co., Ewing & Co. Messrs. Captain HOPE. R.N. Messrs. 11- ATOrr 22- Local Committee — Bruce, & Co., John . - 10 f Ewing & Co. Messrs. Local Committee-— Bryce and Rnmpff . .11- James 11- WH. CAISHKT, Esq., Chair- Buchanan, A. Esq.. 11- Ewlng & Co., John Provost COWAH. man. Buchanan, G. M. R. F. DUDGEON, Esq. WM. BURBELL, Esq. Esq - 6 - Ewing, Miss Con- A. HABBISHAW, Esq. The Right Hon. LOBD IHVBB- Bnlloch, Lade, & Co. stance R. B. 8 - - JAMES McMui.DKOw, Esq. CLTDK. Messrs 11- Fairneld Shipbuilding The Very Rev. Dean SHKEHY GEORGE KBBB, Esq. Bnms, Messrs. Q.&J. 2 2 - Co. Limited 2 2 - JAMES LILBDBN, Esq. Bnrrell and Son, Farqnhar&Robertson, Treasurer and Hon. Sec.— J. P. MACLAT, Esq. Messrs 1 11 6 Messrs - ID 6 JAMES CAY AN, Esq. DAVID MoCowAN, Esq. Caldwell, Young, & Fergusson, Alex. A. - 10 - JOHN A. ROXBURGH, Esq. Ferguson & Sons, Caledonian Tube Co. 1 1 - Messrs. James ... - 10 6 Treasurer— Cameron, Hugh, Esq. 11- Ferguson and Reid, Annual Subteriptims. LEONARD Sow, Jun., Esq. £. t.d Campbell and Co. Messrs 11- Messrs. J. and W. 22- Fergnsson and Bros. Barre-Cunoinghame. Secretary— R. I)., Esq., of Campbell, Jas. A., Messrs. J 11- WILLIAM MABTIK, Esq., LL.D..M.P 2 - - Findlay, R. E. Esq.. 1 1 - Burgh of Kirkcnd- 116, St. Vincent Street. Campbell, John M., Finlay & Co. Messrs. and Son 1 1 - Cairns, W. S. Esq., Campbell, Mrs. - 10 - Fleming, M. Tarbett, Annual Subitriftiont. Cargill, D. S. Esq... - 10 6 Esq 11- Cavan, James, Esq.. - 6 - £. t. d Caw, Prentice, Clap- Fleming, P. and R. Cavan, Mrs. James. - 5 - AirdrleU. P. Church perton&Co 44- &Co i i Corrie. A. J., Esq., Bible Class - 12 - Cayzer, Irvine & Co. 5 5 - Frame, Q. & J., Aitken, Lilburn, & Chrystal, Robert .Esq. 22- Messrs. - 10 6 Cowan, Provost .... - 5 - Co. Me«sr» i i Cleland, Prof., M.D., Fraser and Sons, Gibson, John. Esq.. - 6 - Aitken, McKenzie & LL.D 11- Messrs. John 11- Gordon, Sir W. Bart. 2 - - Clyde Bank En- Fraser, Kirkpatrick, Habbtehaw, A. Esq. 11- Alexander and Co. gineering & Ship- Habbishaw, Miss H. - 10 « Messrs. R. F. & J. 1 1 - building Co., Ltd. 11- G. & S. W. Railway, Hope, Capt., R.N... 33- Allan, .las. A., Mr. Clyde Corinthian Dumfries, per box - - 6 Hutchison,J.W.Esq. 1 - - Yacht Club 1 1 Gairdner, Chas. Esq., Johnstone, Misses .. - 6 - Allan, Roberts. Esq. 22- Clyde Shipping Co.. . 22- LL.D 11- McClellan, Miss Clara, Allan, Miss Jessie.. S - - Coatbridge Co- Galbraith, Jas. L. . . 1 - - Castletown, Isle of Alston & Tullocb, operative Society. 4 - - Gardiner, James, & Coatbridge Tin Plate Co 11- McClellan, John,Esq. Alston, J.C 1 - - Garroway, E. & J. . 1 1 - Anderson, Messrs. D. Coats, Messrs, Pais- General Shipping Co., McKie,J. Ksq, R.N. - 6 - and J 22- ley 10 - - per Aitken, Lalburn, McMuldrow, James, Anderson and Co. Cochran, A. and R. . 1 1 - and Co. 1 1 - Ksq - 6 - Messrs. James ... - 10 - Collins, Sons, and Co., Gibson & Clark, Maitland, David, Esq., Arnott & Co. Messrs. 11- Messrs. William.. 22- of Cnmstoon 1 - - Arrol, Sir William .11- Colville,Archd.,Esq. - 10 - Gilbert, Mrs. Crerar. 2 - - Maxwell, J.bert,Esq. 1 1 - Smith. Sam., Esq., 3arclay,Mrs. Robert - 10 - Cnthbertson A Co., Qow, Harrison & Co., M.P., Liverpool.. 1 - _ Barclay, Curie* Co., Messrs. James R. 1 1 - Messrs. 2 2 - Turner, the Rt. Rev. Ltd., Messrs 22- Davidson, W. J. Esq. 2 2 - Graham & Co. Messrs. Wm , Bishop of Beith, Stevenson & Denniston, Peter, and William 2 - - Galloway (1866).. - 10 - Graham, Messrs. A. Whitewright, Thos. Bell, Bros., and Denny and Co. 1 1 - J and A. 2 2 - Esq - 5 - McLelland.Messrs. 1 1 - Denny, Wm. Brothers, Gray, Dunn, and Co. Messrs. 11- bums under 6f. 126 Dick, G. Handasyde, Grischotti and Co. ,. 11- Mggart & Fulton... - 10 6 Esq 11- Gnmprecht & Stenart - 10 6 Total Subs... £28 1 - Jinnie, Thos. Esq. . - 10 6 Dlck, W. B. and Co., Harrington,J.P.Esq. 11- Black & Co. Messrs. Ltd - 10 6 Hart, Arthur, Esq. . - 10 6 Donaldson Brothers, lay& 3on«,Messrs.J. 11- Donation. Hack, James, and Messrs 66- Hedderwick, James Douidas, R. ft Son, Ji Sons 1 1 - Gordon, William, Jlackater, A. F - 10 « Messrs 11- Henderson and Co., Esq., ofThreave .11- JlackieanrtSon, Ltd. 1 1 - Dow, Archd. Esq.... 11- Messrs. D. and W. 2 2 - Dubbs SL Co. .Messrs., lenderson and Co. Total £29 8 - Boyd, J. *f 11- Employees of .... 10 5 3 Messrs. Patrick... 11- British and African Dnnlop, David, Esq. 11- ienderson, Bros.... 10 10 - Steam Navigation Dunlop, Thos. and Jenderson, Miss. ... - 6 - Co., the (Ltd.) ... 2 2 - Sons, Messrs 11- Henry, A. and S. Ld. 1 1 - Broadfoot & Sons, Junn Brothers - 10 6 Hill, R. and J. M. Messrs. John - 10 - Dunn, Jas. and Sons 11- Brown, and Co.... 22- Brown & Co. Messrs. 5adle and Co., Archd. 22- lolmes, Kerr, and Eastmans, Limited .11- Hedderwick - 10 6 — 208 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAT, 1898. £. s. d. £.».

— ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BRANCHES. 209

NAIRN BRANCH. LQNGHOPE PEEBLES BRANCH. PERTH BRANCH. Local Committee— General MAcDoNNiLL, Chair- BRANCH. President— President- man. T. H. OBPHOOT, Eflq., Sir BOBRRT PULLAR. J. ADAMSON, Esq. Local Committee— Sheriff-Subetitute. D. MAIM BAILLIR, Esq. Capt. JOHN MENZIES. Local Committee- GEORGE BAIN, Esq. Local Committee- Colonel CLARKE, of Acha- Lord Provost DRTAR. reidh. Honorary Secretary— Rev. R. BCROKS8. Ex-Lord Provost WHITTBT. H. T. DONALDSON, Esq. EDWARD E. CoKEjoAtL. Esq. J. RAMSAY SMITH) Esq. Ex-Lord Prorost WttSOB. J. FINLATSON, Keq. W. BDCHAH, Esq. Ex-Dean of Guild PIEEIK. J. FitASRE, Esq. Annual Subscriptions. Ex-Dean of Guild WOTHKR- H. MACKINTOSH, Esq. - Honorary Secretary— SPOON A. MAcGrLLrvRAY, Esq. *. *. d. Rail lie WBISHT. J. MAIN, Esq. Corrlgall, Edward E., Dr. CONNKL. Ex-Haili- McOREOOR. Dr. MAHB. Esq - 5 Ex-Bailie McMioou. W. G. NRWBIGQTKO. Esq. Sums muter &t. ,..2 1 - Annual Subtcriptions. ComiciltoT McKxsmuiK. J. S. ROBERTSON, Esq. MELVILLE JAMRBON, Esq., Major ROSE, of Kilravock. Total £2 6 - t.t. d. Fernhill. J. TOLMIE, E«q. BalUnttne, Eev. R. . - 6 - GEOEGE GRAY, Esq, Bowers- Baltantyne, D., * Co. - 10 « well. Honorary Secretary- Beanly, Mrs. - » - PETEE CAMPBRU, Esq., Mr. JA8.MCIMTOBH. Black, Mrs. ^ 10 - Llgnwood. Black, E. -10 - Captain Gja>DB8,MonBtTabor. Annual Atterfetfoiu. STROMNESS BlackwoodAlexander- 6 - Bev. Mr. FLEMINO. Bnchan, Mr. W...., - 5 - „ Mr. MATH. *.«.<« BRANCH. Bulmer, Charles. ...- 10 - „ P. A. GORDOS CLARK. Balllle, D. M. EM. . - 6 - Bnrgesg, Kev. B.... - 5 - „ Mr. SDTHEEtAND. Baillie,Mre.,Lochloy - 6 - Chalmers, P. & Co. . - 6 - „ Mr. KENNEDY. Cawdor,E»rl,thelatB2 - - Local Committee- Clarke, Colonel, of Mr. ANDEKW STBWABT, Connel, l)r -10 - „ ORO. D. STIBBABD. Acharddh 1 - - Chairman. Capt. G. G. BAILLIK. Duncan, A. B., Dun- Tteasuter— Mi«8 GAKDNEE, Cruickahank.nr.... - 5 - Orchard Bank, Perth. Donaldson, H.T.... - 10 - Capt. GEOEOE BrLTOM. Employeea — Dnnbar, Lady, of Mr. F. A. BAIL. Ballantyne,D.&Co. 5 - - Boath - 10 - Capt. Ewnro. Thorbnm Bros. .1 Secretary— Finlay, Sir E. B., W. D. FIRTH. Damdale »ndj. a 1 8 J. A. GAEDNIR, Falmtonnt M.P. . i i - Mr. JOHN MACKAT. Tweedside Mills) View, Perth. Fraeer, John, Esq... - 6 - Capt. JAMES MILLRB. Gardner, Rev. M. ..- 5 - Gordon, the Hon. Mr. J. A. SHEARRR. Uvaham, Mise ..... 1 - - J. E., M.P 11- Mr. A. B. TKRRAS. Gray, Matthew. .... - 6 - Annual Subtcriptiont. Holland, J. G. Esq. 11- Mr. W. H. WATT. Gray, Thomas - 6 - Lighthody.Wm.Esq. - 10 - t. t. d. Hay, Miss - 6 - A Friend, per Miss MacDonnell.General 11- Honorary Secretary — Junor, Mrs. - 5 - MacUUlivray.A.Esq. - 10 6 Mackintosh, H. Esq. - 10 6 Capt. G. BAILUS. Ditto ditto - 10 - Mather, ArreB J., Ditto ditto - 5 - Lindsay, Miss - 5 - Ditto ditto •-> 5 - Esq - 10 - Annual SuUcrijttonl. Murray, Robert A. . - 10 . Mclntosh, Jas. - 6 - Ditto ditto - » - Newblgging, w. C. f . i. d. Orphoot, Sheriff.... - 10 6 Balmain, Jus. Esq. . 1 - - Banile, Capt. Geo... - 6 - Paltison.Mr. 1 1 ~ Bell, Arthur, Esq... - 6 - Bilton, Capt. G - 5 - Paul, Mrs. - 10 - Parker, Mrs 10 « Ran ken, B. B. (2 Urtnpbdl, P. Esq... 1 - - Robertson, J.S. Esq.. - 10 - Dall. A. 'f. - 6 - Ooates.Andrew, Esq. 1 - - Ewing. Cant - 5 - liewar, Mrs. - 5 - Rose. J. Bsq - 6 - field, MissH. B. ... - 6 - Bow, Major, ofKil- Firth, Mr. W. D. - 6 - Ge.irtes, J. M., New Mackay, John ... - 6 - Ren ton, Mrs - & -, Zealand - 10 - Kose, Mrs., of Holme Macpherson Bros. - 6 - Ueddes, Mrs. - 6 - Rose 11- Ktewart, Mr. A. . . - 5 -Kobertson, Mr. B. T. - 10 - Geddes, Prof. Patk.. - 5 - Sclanders, Dr. - 5 - Wing.,te, Miss . . . - 6 -Simpson, Walter T.. - 10 - Turabnll, W. Esq. . - 10 - Jutland, Tbe Most Smith, J.Ramsay.. - 6 - Mackay, W. Esq. .. - .6 - Hon. the Marquis ol 6 - - Smith, J. AM. - 6 - McEwen, Jas. Esq. . - 6 - Sums under W. 811 - Somerville, Mrs. ... - • - Milne, Mrs., Atholl Total Snbs..jE16 13 « Tennant, Sir Chas. .22- Total Subs.. 16 16 - rhorbnm,Mr. M.G. 1 - - NtwlMidi, Mrs. .... - 6 - Donation*. Thorbum, Mr. R.... - 10 6 Foliar, Mrs. J. F. .. - 10 - .Donation*. Thorbnm, Walter, Pnllar, B.D. Esq. .. - 10 - Dunbar, Sir Alex., M.P - 10 6 Pollar, Sir Bobert ..22- of Boath 2 2 Contribution Boxes .13- Tborbnrn. William .22- Kobertson, Misses, Fleming, J. B. Esq. 2 - - Kotres Town Council 22- Total....£16 19 - Young, Mr. Wm. . . - 10 -Boy, Mrs -10 - Inverness, Town of. 3 3 - Young, Robert - 6 - Tnke, Alfred, Esq. . - 10 - Mackay, Kev. Mr... 11- Nairn Town Council 22- Sams under 5i. 11 ll 6 Turnbull,Mrs.W.8. - 5 - Wright, John, 4 Co. - 5 - Whltelaw, W. Esq.. 1 - - Total Sabs. ....42 iJ - Sums under 6*. .... 219 - Contribution Boxes . - 18 3 Donation!. Total., ....fU 11 - Total Dons... 15 8 3 Total Subs... 16 13 6 Proceeds of Lecture by Mr. Boss at £32 1 9 Brownsland - IS i Proceeds of Lecture — to Peebles Band of Hope ...... - 5 5 — *-_ Total ....£43 1? 6 210 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2nn MAT, 1898. £. >. d. £. i. d. annual Subtcriptiont. Galbraith,Mrs.W. R, Dick.JamesC 11- £. «. d. Esplin, Thos - B - Henfufogftfte. Baillie, Miss - 6 - Wilson, Alex. Esq... 11- tischer, H.&Co.... 11- Baillle, Miss M. T 6 - Wilson,Ed. L 22- Grangemouth Coal GREENOCK Balmer, Mr. and Co Ltd 1 1 - Kisses - 6 - Total £16 10 s Grangemnutn. Co- BRANCH. Boswell, Major-Gen. - 10 - operative Society . 2 - - Jroad, John, fctaq... 1 - - Hay, J. & J. Ltd. ..11- Local Committee- Carre, Col. Eiddell... - 6 - Hislop John . 11- Provost SHANKLAND, Chair- 3urle, James, tisq. . 1 - - Jacks, WilliamACo. 11- man. Jurle, James, junr. . - 10 - FALKIRK BRANCH. Mackay, A. ft A. Y. 1 1 - J. n. CLIKK, Esq. )ndgeon, J. S. Esq. - 6 - Local Committee— Hackay J. S . . . . - 10 ROBERT KKRR, Esq. Crskine Mrs. — 10 — Ifacpherson & Mc- ALEXANDER P. LYLB, Esq. AMES WILSON, Esq., Presi- Laren Ltd 1 1 - Fairfax, Admiral Sir dent. D. MAcDocsALL, Esq. H., K.C.B 1 - - McCombie, John ... - 6 - EDWARD MAXWELL, Esq. Major DOBBIB, Vice- Presi- McGregor Bros - B - dent. rardner. Miss - B - Merry & Cunning- Honorary Secretory— 'HOHAS Bnunx, Esq. lome, Colonel 1 - - .H. COSH, Esq. ham, per J. H. ALEXANDER ANDREW, Esq.. James, Mrs. E. M. . . - 6 -C. S. GAULD, Esq. Writer. Kidd, Henry, Esq... - 10 - . COOKB SEAT, Esq. Morrison, W. S - B - Meiklam, Miss 1 - - Sx-Provost GRIFPITHS. J'Hagan. Daniel ... 1 1 - (No list for 189?.) luir,Thos.T.Esq.. - 6 - R. H. LOGHEAD, Esq. 'aimer, George - B - Polwarth, Lord and Unkine, Jamee, 6c Treasurer and Hon. Sec.— leay, Lady 1 - - THOMAS PAXTOK, Esq. alvesen, J. T. & Co. 1 1 - SkinJ3at8 Co-opera- Rntherfbrd, Mrs - 6 - Annual Subscription!. mall, A. Murison.. - 6 - tive Society (for Aitken, James, E*q. 1 - - 1896) 1 - - Sums under 5» 1 10 6 Baird, William, Esq. 1 - - Ditto (for 1897) 1 - - linnie, Thomas,Hsq. - 10 - 'aylor, Arch. G - 5 - Total £18 5 6 irown,J.Harvie,Esq, 3 - - Traill, David - 6 Horfmrgfjsjfte. Bnchanan, A.G.Esq. 1 - - Walker H B Calder, J. & Co. .... 1 1 - Watw)n,James,&Co. 11- Debbie, Major 22- Wilkie, P. & J 1 1 - KELSO BRANCH. Fairlie, H.C. Esq... 3 - - urns under El 1 IB 6 President— Hamilton, Claude H. Rev. J. G. S. NAPIKB. Total Subs.. £33 19 - lewetson, R. Esq. . . - 5 - Local Committee— Hog.T. A.Bsq 1 - - P. STORMONTH DABLING .Eaa Learmoutn, T. L. Edeubank. Donations. CHARLES DOTJOLAS, Esq., Lochhead,R.H.Esq. - 10 6 /ollected from — M.D., Woodside. Sbttrltngs&UE, MacNab, John, Esq. 1 - - JAMES Sitrnr, Esq., J.P., Nimmo, Colonel.... 2 - - „ Vestra, - 17 - Mount Oswald. BANNOCKBURN Peebles, D. M. Esq. . - 10 - „ Cairngorm . . 1 14 6 BRANCH. Rankine, R. W. Esq. 1 1 - , Edda . 117 Honorary Secretary- cott, James, Esq. . 1 - - „ Loch Katrine - 12 9 Mr. ALEXANDER MUIBHBAD. (So Local Committee.) t. Magdalene Dis- ,. Trcgexma .... 1 8 e tillery. Linlithgow 11- Collected at Gust, ra Annual Subscriptions. Treasurer— Sntherland, R. M. *. «. d. ED. L. WILSON, Esq. Ksq . . . 5 - - Beveridge, J. Esq. . . - in - Whitelaw, G.A. Esq. 11- Total Dons... IB 4 10 Brown Miss — & Wilson, James, Esq: 6 - - Total Subs. ..33 19 - Darling, P.Stormonth, Annual SWacriptiont. Esq — 5 _ £. s. d. Total Subs... 43 1 6 £49 3 10 Douglas, Dr. Charles - 10 - Coll. by Miss Currie— Donations. Dunn ft Son, Messrs. Gillespie, A , _ 5 _ Contribution Box... - 5 - Logan. P. Esq - 6 - Wilson, Sums under 68 - 8 6 Lugton & Forteons . . - 5 - Mrs. Col. - 10 - STIRLING BRANCH. Main, A. Woodman, Sums under Total ....£43 15 - Esq - 6 61. 2 19 6 Local Committee— Mnirhead & Purves, 3 It 6 )r. GEORGE T. GALBRAITB, Messrs — 5 — Chairman, Purves, The Misses. - 10 - Coll. by Miss Wilson— >AVH> BAXTER, Esq. Robertson. Miss S... - 5 - Wilson, GRANGEMOUTH lev. C. L. COLDWELL. Smith, T. D.CrichtoD, W. Esq. - C - ALEXANDER CROWE, Esq. Ksq — 5 Sums under BRANCH. let. W. F. GOLDIE. Talt, James, Esq. . . - in - M. 137 lev. J. T. GOWANLOOK. Sums under 5» 596 1 8 7 Local Committee — Provost MACKAY. lev. J. P. LANG. J C. DICK. OHN McMATH, Esq. Total £9 14 6 Collected by Miss !x-Provost YELLOWLBBS. Ronald— Bailie HSNDRIE. Ronald.Mr. - 6 - S. P. JACKSON. ANDREW YOUNG, Esq. Wilson, R. PBDDIE. Hon. Treasurer — Miss E.. - B - Honorary Treasurer and Mr. DAHTEL FERGUSON, Wilson, Secretary— MELROSE BRANCH. W.R... - 6 - National Bank. Wilson, R. H. COLEMAN. President— Honorary Secretary- Admiral Sir HESKT E.L.Jon— 5 - Annual Subscription!. Sums under Mr. JOHN JENKINS, Solicitor. FAIRFAX, K.C.B. Aitken John - 10 6 Local Committee — Anderson, W. M. . . . - 5 - Annual Subscriptionl. JAMES COBLE, Esq. Ballantitie, L. H.... - B - Coll. by Miss Bain- Bitllingall, Geo - 5 - Campbell, Mr. J.,col- Rev. 1. C. HERDMAN, D.D. lectedby— Kev. R. SANDEBS, B.D. Sums under 6s 1 16 1 A. MUEISON SMALL, Esq., Collected by Miss Cairns, James - 10 « Marshall, Robert, Durham, Auchen- Campbell & Leslie.. - 5 - Esq - 10 W.S. Sandeman, Mrs. . . - 5 - Kev. HUGH STEVENSON. bowie — . Carrou Company ... 5 6 - Baird, Hugh, Esq. 1 1 Chilstensen&Svensen 1 1 - Smith, J. Kemp, Honorary Secretary- McLaren. D. Ksq. . . - 5 Cowan, Thomas .... 1 1 Sums undt r 5s. . . . 2 6 Crawford ^Company 1 1 Sums^under 6s. . . . 1 2 6 ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BRANCHES. 211 £. I. d *. «. d Mnirhead, Miss, col- Hon. Treasurer, col- WHITHORN AND lected by — lected by- Buchan, Misses... - g Baker, Leonard SKSigtotonsfitre. BAY OF WIGTOWN Chalmers, Mrs. . , - 6 Esq 1 - BRANCH. Cuthbertson, Dr.. - 6 Davidson, Miss. . . - 6 Total Subs. .£31 19 PORT LOGAN AND Patron— Forrester, Misses . 1 - BAY OF LUCE The Right Hon. the EABL or Galbralth, Dr - 5 (iALLOWA-S. K.T. Galbraith, Misses . - 6 BRANCH. Galbraith, T. L. Donation. President- Esq - i Patron— R. H. JOHNSTON STXWABT, Gowanlock, Rev. St. Nlnian's Free The Right Hon. the EARL or Esq. STAIE, E.T. J.T - 5 Church Bible Class - 5 Local Committee— Hon. ALEXANDER STEWABT, Marshall, Mrs.... - 6 Total Dons... - 5 President— , Honorary Chairman. M«Math,John,&q. - 5 Total Subs... 31 18 KENNETH A. McDouAtr,, Esq. F. S. HEAD, Esq., Castlewigg, Morison, Miss .... - 6 Chairman. Murray, Miss .... - ( £32 4 Local Committee- JAHES ALBXAKDEB. Rae, Mrs - 6 Reid, Mrs. James. 1 - Sir MASK J. STKWABT, JOHN P. ANDERSON. Stevenson, R. M. Bart., Chairman. JOHN BLACK. Esq . 1 - DAVID FREDERICK, Esq. JAMES D. BROWN. Stevenson, Miss . . - 10 Rev. F. J. GDTTETOOB. ALEXANDER DOHNAN. Ure. Mrs. J. R. . . - 6 GAVIH H. Lovu, Esq. ALBXANDBE W. DONNAM. Sums under Bt.... 1 n JOHN MARSHALL, Eeq. ¥BXHK YISBI.XT. MacNab, Miss, col- DAVID A. McCLBw, Esq. ALBXANDKR FBASBB. lected by— JOSEPH TKODT, Esq. ROBERT C. GOHRLAY. Aitken, J. G. Esq. 1 1 JOHN HAMILTON. Bell, Mrs - I Sbut&eilan&sj&fo. Honorary Secretary— Provost HAWTHOBXT. WILLIAM COCHBANB, Esq MATTHEW KEB. Cold well, Rev.C.L. - s ROBERT C. LAWBIB. Crowe, Alex. Esq. - 5 ALEX. MACFTE, J.P. Drennan, J, M. DORNOCH FIRTH Annual auiacriptwm. JOBS G. MARTIS. AND EM BO I. l. d WH. McGAA. Graham.Wm. Esq. - 6 BRANCH. Frederick, David, GEO. MClLWRAITH. Hadwen, Mrs..... - 5' JOHN PARLANB. McDonald, Mrs... - s Haig, John & Co., Mclntyre, John, President— DA VIP B. SHAW. His Grace the DTJKB OF Ltd - 10 - THOMAS SPEDDINQ. SUTHERLAND. Love, Gavin H. Esq. - 10 - Renwick, W. Esq. - I0 Marshall, John, Esq. - 10 - Honorary Secretary— Richardson, Mrs. M'ltouall. Kenneth WM. BUBNS, Esq. j. B - 10 Local Committee— Andrew, Ksq B - - Sinclair, Mrs. J.B. - 5 R. T. HAMILTON - BEno* McLeay, Uuff&Co.. - 10 - Annual Sutaeriptiont. Wilson, Mrs - 5 Domoch. Chairman. M°Taggart, Mrs. *. ». d. Young, A. Esq.. . - 5 ALEXANDER. ANOCS.Teacher Bute, The Most Noble Sums under 6*. . . . 1 4 - Dornoch. Johnston, Miss Jane, W. S, FRASER, Dornoch. Richardson.T.B.Esq. - 10 - the Marquis of, collected by— JOHN LESLIE, Solicitor, Dor Stair, The Earl of, K.T ? 1 - - Anderson, Misses. - B - noch. K.T 5 - - Oalloway,Right Hon. Christie, Mrs. JOHN MACKINTOSH, Farmer Stewart, Sir Mark J., the Earl of. K.T. . 5 - - Braebead - s - Proncy. Bart. 1 1 - Stair, Bight Hon. Frew, Rev. Dr.... - 6 - MALCOLM M'DoNAiD, Chle Younger, George & the Earl of, K.T.. 1 1 - Johnston, Mrs. ... - 5 - Constable, Dornoch. Armitage, A. C 1 - - Kinross, Henry, ALEXANDER M'KRNznt, Far- Collector's Book.... 6 13 6 Black, John - * - mer, Skelbo. Blair, Mrs. Maxwell 11- Kirkwood,Miss.. - 10 - JOHH MOTES, Teacher, Embo Total Subs.. £22 5 «. Broadhurst, Capt. . . 1 - - Morton, Mrs. . , . . - 6 - Provost SUTHERLAND, Dor- Srown, James Don- Muir.Mrs. - s , noch. Donations. Unnro&Jamieson, Mlander, Wm. .... - 5 - Treasurer and Hon. Secre- Contribution Boxes . - If 10 Donnan, Alex - & - Paton, John, Esq. 1 - - tary— Donnan, Alex. W. . - B - Reid, Mrs., Wil- DAVID PETERS. Total £23 3 4 Glfford. Geo - B - Smith, Mrs. J. B. - 5 - Annual Subscriptions. Hamilton, W. M. F. 1 - - Sums under 6«.... 2 13 8 Head,FranclsS. Esq B - - McNeill, Miss, col- £. s. d. Johnston, B., A. EBO, a 2 - lected by— Stithertand.HisGrace M"Ewen, Walter .. - 8 - Cbrystalft Morris, theDnkeof 11- PORT P A T;R i c K M«Ilwraith, Ivle . . - 6 - Messrs - 5 - M'Taggart, Rev Drmnmond, J. W. BRANCH. JamesC., K.A.. - B - Hamilton-Brnce, R. riartin, John G. ... - 6 - Ferguson, Daniel, T 2 - - Hon. Treasurer and Sec.— Massey, Cb. J. ... 2 2 - Mr. A. MCDONALD. Gentleman, E. Esq. - 6 - Total Subs £5 1 - Maxwell, Sir Herbert Jenkins, A. tt J., E., Bart.,M.P.... 1 - - Annual Subscription*. ilaxwell, Lady 2 - - Messrs - T • Nicholson, A. B. ... - B - Kinross &Sons,W., Donation!. )onaldson,Rev.S. A. 11- Parlane, Mrs. Jas... 1 - - Contribution Boxss .-46 )nnskey Estate .... 2 - - Kentledge, C.M. ...- B - Macfarlaue, John, M°Connochie, Mrs... 1 - - Selby, R. B. - B - Minot, Miss - 10 - Shaw, D. B - B - McLuokie, Robert, Total £68- Esq - 6 - Williams, George L. Stewart, Alex - B - Menzies, Ex-Bailie - B - te wart, R.H.J. Esq. 11- Morrison JtTaylor, Messrs. - 1 6 Total Subs £s 12 - urns under 61 12 IS 5 Muir.Thos. Son, & Fatten, Messrs.. - B - Total Subs. ..42 1) 5 Philp, Jas. L. -^_ Donation!. Esq B - Donations. Thomson, Council- Contribution Boxes . 141 Contribution box... - 9 6 Walls, B. Esq.... - 10 - Total £6 16 1 Total £43 6 11 Sums under 6*.... 32- 212 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAT, 1898. £. s. d. £. i. d. Cunningham, Jag. Purdon, H. S. Esq., Hon. Treasurer— Esq. 1 - - M.D .7.7. - B - DAVID PABLET, Esq. IRELAND, Dickey, E. 0. R. Esq. 11- Purser, John, Esq. . - 10 - Hon. Sec.— Dixon & Son. Messrs. 1 - - Rea,W.E.Esq7... - B - Dufferin and Ava, Richardson Brothers J. C. HOLDEN, Esq. The Marquis of . . . 1 - - & Co., Messrs. ... 1 - - Assistant Sec. — DnnviUe and Co, Riddel, Saml. Esq... 1 - - EOBEBT CABNAOHAN, Esq. ©o. &ntrfm. Messrs. (Limited). - 10 - Ritchie, Francis, & Ewart and Son, Annual Subscription!. Lira., Messrs. W.. 1 - - Robertson, Ledlie, 1 £. t. A. BELFAST AND Ewing, Son, and Co. Ferguson & Co., Bowman, Daniel, J.P. - 5 - GROOMSPORT Messrs - S - Limited -10 - Cambridge, Robert . - 10 - BRANCH. Fisher, John, Esq.. . - s - Robinson ft Cleaver, E.H.N - 6 Furey, H. Esq. - B - Robson, John, Esq. . - B - Flskln, Alexander, Presidents — Oafflkln, Wm. Esq. . - 6 - Rodman, Wm. Esq.. - B - The MARQUIS or DUWERTN Gafflkin.Mrs - 5 - Royal Ulster Yacht Fletcher, W. A., Esq. 1 - - AND AVA, K.P. Garrett, John, Esq.. - 6 - Major R PEKCEVAU. Gardner, Campbell, Sbaftesburj, Countess Gorman, Chas., Esq. - 10 - MAXWKLL, J.P. Grabam, James, Esq. - s - of 1 - - Hepgenson, (.apt. C. 1 - - Gibson,Andrew,Bsq. - 10 - Shaw, Fred, Esq.... - B - Local Committee — Gorman. T. B. Esq. . - 5 - Shaw, John S. Esq. - 6 - Holden. J. C., Esq. . - 10 - The Lord Mayor of Belfast Grainger.W. A. Esq. - 6 - Simms, F. B. Esq. . . - 6 - (AI.DBRKAN HENDERSON, Grattan, Messrs. & Smith, Messrs. J. Kelly & Son, Robert 11- J.P.), Chairman. Co., Limited - 10, - andT - 10 - Legg, C. M.. Esq. . . - ifl - G. H. BROWS, Esq, J.P. Hart and Churchill, Stelfox, James, Esq. - B - Upper, Alfred J. A., A. H. COATES, Esq. Stringer, John, Esq. - 6 - A. NORKAN CHARLEY, Esq. Lyon, Rev. James . . - 6 - Haslett,SirJas.M.P. - 10 - Tate, Alex. Esq - 10 - Pasley, David. Esq.. - 6 _ Major R. G. SHABMAH CKAW- Herdman, Arthur, Tedford,Jas.Esq. .. - S - FOBD. D.L. Pirrie, J. B., E.-q.. . 1 - - Ward,R. E., D.L... 1 - - Porter, Captain - 6 - H. C. CRAIG, Esq. Holmes, KBV. S. S., Weir, John, Esq. ... - C - A. T. HIBDKAN, Esq. Wolfhill Spinning Shaw & Jack, Messrs. - In - Rev. S S. HOLMES, M.A. Houston, J. B. Esq.. 1 - - Co. (Limited).... - 10 - Smith, William, Esq. - S - H. C. KELLY, Esq. Jams Brothers, Woodside.W.J. Esq. - S - Stewart, C. A. W., Captain LECKIB, B.N. Messrs..,.., 1 - - Workman, Messrs. B.L 1 - JAMES MOORE, Esq. Jenkins, Messrs. W. Vint, Thomas, Esq.. - 6 - H. H. MoNEiLE, Esq., D.L. J. 1 - - Workman, F. Esq... - B - Wextherup, John, R. E. WABD, Esq., D.L. Johnston and Sons, Young & Mackenzie, Messrs. W. J - S - Messrs. - 10 - Hon. Sec. and Treasurer— Kelly, H.C. Esq.... - S - Total Subs. ....11 It - R. G. LINDSAY, Esq. Kingan, Saml. Esq.. 1 - - Total Subs. .£81 8 - Kyle, 0. W., Messrs. - B - Donation*. Collector — Contribution Boxes. I If 1 Mr. F. W. ANDERSON. Laird, Wm. Esq.... - 2 « Leahy, Kelly ft Donation!. Total £13 14 7 Annual SubtcripHont. Leahy, Messrs.... - B - £. t.d. Lepper» Cbas., Ksq.. 1 - - Henderson, Alder- Adair, Hugh, Esq... - 6 - Lepper, Frank, Esq. - 10 - man Jas., J. P. ... 2 2 - Agnew, Alex. Esq.. - 5 - Lindsay Broe.Messrs. "Ned" Box, p rMrs. PORTRUSH Anderson, Messrs. Geoghegan 1 15 8 BRANCH. D.&Son 1 - - Lindsay, R.W. Esq. - B - Royal Avenue Hotel Arnott & Co.(Limlted) Little * Co., Messrs. Presldent- Pillar Box at Northern MaJor-Qeneral BarMey and Sons, Lowry tc Co., Messrs. - S - Counties Railway J. BKRBSFOBD BeBXsroRD, Lytle and Sons, Messrs. Station - 10 6 J.P. Belfast Harbour Com- John - B - Do. County Down - 8 4 Macdonald, Eugenie - S - Commercial Hotel . . - 7 3 Local Committee — " Helfast Newsletter," MacElheran, W. F. Boat House Box.... - 6 9 O. G. BRoWNRiWi, Esq., J.P. Proprietors - 10 - Esq - 5 - RUBT. CROOKSHANK, Esq. Belfast Steamship Co. MacLean, S. T. Esq. 1 - - Total lions. ..816 - J. C. MARTIN, Esq., M.D. Matter & Co., Messrs. Total Subs. ..SI 8 - Uapt. I. M. MONTGOMERY. Blackstaff Spinning H .. - 10 - Rev. JOHN PIM, B.D. Company(Limited) - 10 - Maxwell, Major.... 1 - - £flO 4 - Rev. JONATHAN SIMPSON, J.P. Boag, Robert, Esq... - S - MHJiusland, Saml. Capu FREDK. H. WATT. Braddel],Messrs.&Co. - 5 - Esq - 10 - Bretland, J.C..C.E.. - 6 - M°Coukey, Wm 6 - Hva. Secretary & Treaaorer— Brown and Sons, M«Cormick,H. M'N. W. J. MORROW, Esq. M peers. John S.... 1 _ Esq - 10 - CARRICKFERGUS Brown, Gt. H. Esq., M°Crum, Watson ft BRANCH. Annual SvbKriptioru. j.p 1 - - Mercer, M 1 - - A F . . , . - B - Campbell and Co. M'Laughlin, W. H. President— Messrs. H - 10 - Esq 1 ALFRED J. A. LEPFER, Esq., B. & N. C. Railway Carson, Wm. Esq... 1 - - M'MuUan.Thos.Esq. - 6 - J.P. Co., per W.R. Gill, Carewell & Sons, R.. - 6 - M«Neile,H. H..D.L. 5 - - Esq 2 - - Charley, Norman, Vice-President— 8«resfort,Major-«en. t^gq '. 10 - Millar, Boyd k Reid, GKOEOE E. KIBK, Esq., J.P. JobnBeresford.J.P. 1 - . Clark, Ueo. S. Esq... - 1C - Messrs... - 10 - Chairman — Bovington, Col. a B. 1 - - Goatee, A. Hill, Esq.. 1 - - Montgomery, S.' G. DANIEL BOWMAN, Esq., J.P. Brownrigg, Q. G. Coates, Victor & Co. Esq. - 10 - Etq - 10 (Limited), Messrs. 1 - - Moore and Weinberg, Local Committee— Caustuo, Comnuinder Coey, Edwd. Esq.... 1 - - JAMES BOTI>, Esq. A.M..R.N 1 - - Combe, Harbour, & Moore, James, Esq. . - 10 - KOBERT CAHBRIDOB, Esq. Christie, Daniel, Esq. . S - Combe, Messrs.... - 10 - Musgrave, Sir Jan., CHARLKS GORHAN, Esq. Cox, Mrs. S. L. 1 - - Corry & Co., Messrs. Bart., D.L 1 - - Commander LACY(Divisional Cramsie, Capt. J.P. . 1 - - J. p 1 - - Murphy&Orr.Messrs. - S - Officer of Coa tgnard). Jrookshank, R. Esq.. - 10 - Craig, H.C. Esq.... - 10 - NeillL H. J. Esq 1 - - CHARLES M. LBQU, Esq. Denham, Mrs. Dr.... - B - Crawford, Major R. Neill, Jas Esq. - G J. B. PIRRIK, Esq. Finlayson, Mrs. John - 6 - G. Shannau, D.L. 1 - - Orr, Robert H. Esq.. 1 - - Captain SHAW. Gordon, W. S. Esq.. - B - Crawford and Lock- Patterson, Klch, Esq. - 10 - BRTCE SMITH, Esq. Grant, f. Drnnimond - 6 - hart, Messrs. 1 - - Pirn, Messrs. E. ft W. - 5 - JOHN TUKE, lisq. Hneyjohn, Esq.,J.P.- 10 - Crawford, James and Pirn, Messrs. J.& Son- 10 - THOMAS VINT, Esq. Leech, H. W. Esq .. - 6 - Sons, Messrs...... - 10 - Pirn, Joshua, Esq. . . - 6 - JOHN WEAiBsanp, Esq. Leslie,Col.J.P.,D.L. 1 - - ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BEANCHES. 213 «. t. d £. t. d. £. I. d. £. i. d. Macaulay, H. A. Esq. - 6 - Clements, Colonel.. - 10 - Newsom, S. H. Esq. 1 - - Cork Steam Ship Co., Macnaghten,Rt.Hon. Clifford, Mrs. (Green- O'Keefe, Mr.Michael - 10 - Ld :.... 1 - - lard 1 - - ville) - 7 6 Strangman,T.W.Esq. 1 - - Browne, The Right Martin, J. C. Esq., Fay, John, Esq - 5 - Rev. Dr. R..D.D., M.D - 10 - Hatpin, W. Esq.... - 10 - Total Subs.... £31 a ( Lord Bishop of M«Cleery,J. O - 10 - Hartley, James, Esq. - 10 - McCrea & Macfarlan - 10 - In Memoriam J. R.. 1 - - Ponationt. Dinan, John, Esq... 1 - - Meyrick, Mrs 1 - - Leslie, Cecil, Esq... I - - Dwyer, John, Esq . - 10 6 Montagu, R. A. C... - 5 -Lough, Mrs. - E - Contribution Uoxes. 1 2 10 Ellington, C. T. Esq - 10 - Montgomery, Cant. Reyuell, The Misses 1 - - Fitzgerald, Sir Robert I.M 1 Roe, Surgeon-Gen... I - - Total £32 12 4 Penrose, Bart 1 - - Morrow, W. J - 6 - Sclrter, E. Esq -10 - Green, J. W. & Co.. 1 - - Murray. Lt.-Col. J.P.I - - Smith, Fred, Esq... - 10 - Higgins, Rev. M. Pirn, Rev. John, B.D. 1 - - Tatlow, J. 0. Esq.. . - 10 - Portrush Harbour Co. 11- Trench, A. Esq... .. - 10 - Haines, Rev. John.. 1 - - R.F. 1 Vernon, Fane, Esq.. 1 - - CORK AND QUEENS Hall, Messrs. R. & H. 2 - - Simpson, Rev. Walker, RoberUEsq. - 6 - TOWN BRANCH. Hale, Mrs i 1 Jonathan, J.P. ... 1 - - Waller, W. N. Esq.. 1 - - Hale. H. H. Esq ... a 2 - Taylor, Robt.A. Esq., Winter, J. 8. Esq... 1 - - Patron— Knowlee, Rev.Hobt. - 5 - J.p 1 - - Collection St. John's The Most Reverend the Leycester.J. W. E*q. 1 - - Church, Cloverhill 15- LOED BISHOP OF CLOTHR. Loog, James, Esq., President — C T C 1 - Troughton, James.. - 10 6 TotalPona...U 12 6 The Right Worshipful the McNnllen, J. W. Total Subs... 6 1J 6 MATCH or Cons (P. H Esq.,J.P. 1 - ^ If KADI, Esq.). Meade, The Right Total Subs.. £26 18 6 £21 10 - Rev. Dr. Wm. E., Vice- President— D.D., Lord Bishop J. OOILVII, Eeq.,J.P., Chair- ot Cork, Cloyne Donation!. man of the Cork Harbour B. & N. C. R. pfflar- Commissioners. Murphy, James J.,& ^ ' Chairman-.— Beresford. Master, Newsom, J.C. Esq. 1 - - Rear-Admiral LAKE, O'Callaghan, The "At Home" - 11 10 Admiral Commanding Irish Boat house door-box - 6 7 Station. Most Rev. T. A.. Collected during D.D., Lord Bl-hop Vice-Chairman*— ofCork 11- . - 10 1 Esq., T.C - 10 - BRANCH. Local Committee— O'Rielly, Thomas, Total Dona... 14 3 3 Patron— Capt. BALFOUB, R.N., Inspect Esq 1 - - The Right Rev. the LOUD Ing Commander of H. M. Pnrcell&Co.,Messrs. 1 - - Total Subs... 26 18 6 BISHOP OF CORK, CLOTHE, Coastguard, Einsale. Sutton, Capt. N., • AND Rose. Capt. DAVIS. R.N..C.MG. Harbour Master .. - to - £11 1 9 W. J. CUMMINS, Ksq. Thompson, r. H., & President— Rev. WK. DAUNT, M.A. Son, Messrs 1 1 - Capt MONTIFOKT J. C. GEOBOE DAWSON, Esq. Clyde Shipping Co. . 22- LONGFIKLD. E. DXAN, Esq., Manager of the Cunard Co. Local Committee- Sir R. 0. PENEOSE FITZ- Total Subs. .£45 15 6 Mr. W. H. FOBDE. OEBALD, Bait., M.P., D.L. W. LITCHFIELD, Esq. H. H. HAIE, Esq. J. B. McKENZiE. Esq. Rev. M. HIGGIHB, A D.M. Donation!. ®o. QDaban. Mr. MICHAEL O'KEEFTE. Inspecting Commander of Honorary Secretary— Coastguard. Qneenstown. Byrne, Captain..v . 11- T. W. STEABGMAN, Esq. Capt. LAPODON, R.N. Contribution Boxes — CAVAN BRANCH. THOMAS MU.LEB, Esq. Mercantile Marine President— Assistant Hon. Secretary — THOMAS O'RIELLT, Esq. Office, Qneens- The Right Hon. Rev. AYLXEB C. MABTIN. J. W. SCOTT, Esq.. J.P. town - 7 1 The EARL OF LANESBOHOUOB. Capt. SoTTON.Harbour Master. Mercantile Marine Annual SubKriftiom. The Flag-Lieutenant. Office, Cork J 14 8 Honorary Secretary*-. £. !. d. The Receiver of Wrecks, Cork Station Pillar Mrs. SANDERSON. Beale, Alfred, Esq... - 6 - Cork. Box - 19 10 Beale, Henry H. Esq. - 10 - C. J. YOUNG, Esq , Manager Qneenstown Pillar Annual Subtcriptioni. Bristol General Steam Clyde Shipping Co. Box - 4 - The Principal Officer of Board £. I. d. Navigation Co. ... 1 - - Total Dons.. 464 Alexander,MissR.A. - 5 - City of Cork Steam of Trade. Boland,Mr. Timothy - 6 - Packet Company . 6 - - Hon. Solicitor— Total Subs.. 45 15 6 Clements, Mrs - 10 - Jlyde Shipping Comp. 3 3 - A. H. ALLEN. Cltftord, Mrs. Cam . - 6 - Cork Harbour Com.. 5 - - £60 1 10 Fegau, Jobn, Esq... - E - Cork, Lord Bishop of 1 - - Hon. Engineer — Fegan, Wm. J. Esq. - 6 - Cork Steamship Co. . 2 - - JAS. PBICE, B.E.I , M.I.C.E ., Sarrett, Mrs. Moore - 10 - tanard Company ... 2 2 - M.I.M.E. Lanesborongh, the Fitzgerald, J. Pen- rose, Esq - 10 - Hon. Secretary & Treasurer— COURTMACSHERRY Forde,Mr. W. H... - 7 6 Capt, USBOBNE, R.N. Maxwell, Hon. Mrs.. - 10 6 BRANCH. Nicholson, Miss.... - 6 - aaggin, Miss - 6 - Annual Subscriptions. Sanderson, Samuel^ Hangbton, B. & Co., Esq . . 1 - - Messrs. 1 - - Beamish & Crawford, Local Committee- Sanderson, Mrs -10 - Hearne, T. P. Esq. .11- Messrs 1 - Rev. W. F.IBDE. Venables,Mrs.Whyte- 6 - H.H.H - 6 - Beechcr, Sir J. W. tfr. W. B. LKBLIK. Mr. M. LONGFIELD. Total Subs... £6 17 6 Lltchneld, W. Esq. . - 5 - Booth, L. Haywortb, Sev. T. MACCARTHT, P.P. Litton, E.del'K.Esq. 1 1 - R. A., Flag-Lieu- )FFICBB OF COASTQCABI> pro Longfleld, Captain tern. Donation!. Montifort, J. C. .. 2 - - 3arroll, James, Esq. The Rt. Hon. THE EABL OF Martin. Rev. Ayl- T.C - 10 - SHANNON. Allen, Richard, Esq. - B - City of Cork Steam Col. ALCOCK STAWELL. Bereeford.G. l> - 10 - McKenzies, Limited, Packet Co 5 - - Burrowes, Mrs. Cork - 10 - Cork Harbour Com- Honorary Secretary — M'Kenzie, J. B. Esq. - 6 - Captain TOWHSHEND. 214 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAT, 1898. £. i. d. Annual Sabtcriptiont Annual Subscription*. Mitchell, Bros.* Co., £. «. d. £. t. d Co. Boton. Mts^rs - 10 - Cork Steam Ship Co. 22- Herdman, Emerson, Nugent Gen 2 Forde, Eev. W. .... - 10 - D.L 1 - - Rogers. W. E. Esq.. - 10 - Leslie, W. B. Esq.. . - 10 -Herdman, John, Esq., Shaw & McMullan, Longfield, M. Esq., D L 1 - BALLYWALTER Messrs - 10 - J.P - 10 - Hnmfrey, Mrs 5 BRANCH. Somerset Ward, the MarCarthy, Rev.T., H,.n - 10 P P - 10 - Knox, Mrs 1 - Stirling, Bichd. Esq. 1 - _ Shannon. Lord 6 - - Mnsgrave, Sir James 1 - - Local Committee— Thompson, McVea, Staw'elLCoLA 1 - - The Right Hon. Lord DUN and Bannister, Townshend, Captain 1 - - Total £65- LXATH. Messrs - B - Mr. ELLIS, Chief Officer o Total Sobs. .£11 2 - Coastguard. Whitley, Rev, A, W. - 5 - Mr. A. GLOVEE. Workman, Rev. R.. 1 - - Donations. J. B. HOUSTON, Esq., V.L. Mr. H. MAGILL. Total £12 15 - Contribution Boxes. - 3 - ARANMORE BRANCH. Honorary Secretary — Local Committee— Eev. Dr. GBEBB. JOHN POMEBOY, Chairman. Her. J. BBXNNAN, C.C. Hon. Treas.— Kev. HUGH GALUAQHBB, P.P JAKES B. GLOVBB, Esq. NEWCASTLE (DUN- YOUGHAL BRANCH. Major GOSSELIN. DRUM) BRANCH. Mr. SAMUEL H»NLOH. Annual Subtcrtptunt. Local Committee- E. HERDMAN, Ksq. £. 1. d President— J. HEBDMAK. Esq. Mr. B. CABKY, J.P., Belfast Steam Ship- The COUNTESS of ANNESLEY. Chairman. - Eev. W. HtTHT. ping Co., per J. Mr. H. F. ALUM, J.P. Mr. DAH KEOWH. McDowell, Esq. ..22- Mr. J. CONDON. Mr. A. O'llONNELL, J.P. Cleland, Mrs. (Bally- Vlee-Presldent— Lieut. H. B. DILLON, E.N Mr. J*s. SWEEOTY, J.P. Bev. C. WATSON . (Div. Officer Coastguard). Eev. JAS. WALKIB, P.P. Dnnbar-Bnller, Mrs. 1 - - Mr. B. FOLKY. Dnnleath.The Right Hon. Secretary — Chairman — • Mr. E. FOLEY. Capt. LESLIE^ Mr. T. W. M. Fna«, J.P. WILLIAM SMYTH, Esq., M.D., Clover, Jas. B - 5 - Mr. M. FLEXING. J.P. Greer, Rev. Dr * 6 - Mr. W. HODNETT. lonston, J. B. Esq. . 1 - - Local Committee— Mr. D. KAVBNAGH. (So List for 189J.) Sinclair and Boyd, J. W. ALEXANDER, Esq. Mr. J. G. F. LINAHAN.J.P. Messrs 1 - - j. BEOWNLOW, Esq., J.P. Mr. M. KENNEDY. Stewart, H. Hamill, iEOiiGE BBUSH, Esq., J.P. Mr. 3. J. MREEICK. Lieut. HAMILTON! CUBEEY, Mr. JAMES TABBETT CULDAFF BRANCH. Ward, The Hon. S. . - 10 - H.N. (Officer of Customs). President and Chairman — F. W . FOBBEST. Esq. BOBBKT G. Youso, Esq. Total £10 ? - L. GALLAGHER, Esq., J.P. Mr. W. J. VEBLIN. J. H. MOOBE GABBETT, Esq., Honorary Secretary— Local Committee— J.P. JAMES 6. M. HAKVET, Esq. f r. RICHARD GOULD J. H. Lone. lev. T. C. HOUSTON. IATTUEW KING, Esq. lev. ARTHUR I. JOHNSTONS. CLOUGHEY )r. McKEOWN. Annual ffuiacriptioni. 'OHM C. McCLINTOCK. Esq. BRANCH. A. A. USSHER, Esq. Allin, H. F. Era., W. H.MOCOBHIOK, Esq.,. J.P. J.P rvr. - B - JAMES McGLTNCHEY, Esq., Local Committee— Hon. Secretary — Devonshire, Duke of B - - J.P. GEOBGE E. BOWER, Esq., J.P., Foley, R. Esq 1 - - {OBBBT MOORE, Esq. Chairman. GEORGE OKAY, Esq., M.D. Farrel, R. Esq..... - B - IOBBBT MOOBB, Jnnr., Esq. JAMBS B. ATKINSON, Esq., J.P. Hyde, Miss - • - lev. R. MOBBISON. r annual ffutacriptiont. Lloyd, O. W. Esq. . 3 - - WALTKB PBIXO, Esq. atber McBniDE. Merrick, S. J. Esq. 1 - - iev. W. SPROULB. Ir. WM. CAVAN. Alesauder,J.W,Esq. - S - Sums under 6» - 2 6 J. N. THOMPSON, Esq., J.P. lr. THOMAS McMuLLAN. irownlow, C. Esq. . . - 5 - }EOROE L. YOUNG, Esq., J.P. fr. ROBBBT PABB:. Brush, Geo. Esq. ... - 10 - Total Sobs.... £10 It 6 HKNBT C. YOOKQ, Esq. Ir. GEOBGE WATSON. Chichestef , Mrs. ... - 5 - !apt. WHITE, R.V. Jlyde, S. Esq.- * B - Treasarer and Honorary Eev. A. W. WH!TI,EY. 3owan, Lady - B - .Donation*. Secretary — 3urrey,Lieut.Hamil- Contribution Boxes. - 1 8 R. M. FLEMING, Esq., J.P. Treasurer — W. E. ROOEBS, Esq. Jutbill, Colonel .... - B - Collector— Total £10 19 2 JAS. MCGLINCHT, Esq., J.P. Honorary Secretary— Srvine, Eev. James - B - JOHN McMuLLAN, Esq. 'errar, M. Esq -10 - Annual Subicriptions. Gallagher, A. Esq. Faruan, Rev. M., Annual Subicriptiont. J.p _ { P.P - 6 - Atkinson, J. B.Estj., Garrett, J.H.Moore, Fleming, R.M.,Esq., j.p 1 - - Esq J P ..... 1 - J.P - 10 - Blair, Joseph, Esq. . - 6 - Huston, Eev. T. C. . - 3 - Bowen, O. E. Esq., Gray,G.Esq..M.D.. - 10 - <£o. Donegal McCandless Wm., jp , .. 10 - lulbert, P. Esq. ... - 10 - Esq., J.P, - 10 - B'own, Wm .=. 6 - llmorey. Earl of . . 6 - - McGIinchy, James, larke & Co., Messrs. COUNTY DONEGAL Esq. J.P - 10 - John - 10 - jawrence, J. Esq... - B - feLaughlin, Dr. Xjnnan, H. Esq. J.P. - 10 - /eslle, Captain..... 1 - - BRANCH. Thus 1 - - >'ulton&Co., Messrs. M«Connell, Mrs 1 - - President— Total £2 18 - 'niton, James, Esq. » 10 * M-Creight, Miss C. . - B - His Grace the DOKE OF 1ayn», Thos. Esq.. - 10 - M°Keown,Dr, -10 - ABERCOBN, E.G. Ic Bride, Father .... B - Murland, C. W. Esq. 1 - - Local Committee— IcDonnell & Sons, 'Neil, Dowager Capt. KNOX, D.L., Chairman. Messrs. James ... - 10 - Lady - B - -„ McEnight. Dickson Roden, The Earl of. S - - Hon. "So. retary & Treasurer — & Co.. Messrs - 10 - mvthe, Mrs - B - Mrs. JOHN HERDMAN. McMullan, T - 6 - Watson,Rev.C.,B.D. - 10 *- ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BEANCHES. 215 £. t. d. £. «. d. £. *. d. Wilson, Mrs - 10 - Bass, Ratclifle ft Ormonde, Dowager TERENCE O'NEILL, Esq. IJsslier, A. A. Esq.. - 10 - Grelton, Ltd 11- Marchioness of . , . 1 1 - Rev. S. P. WARREN. Sums under 6.1 16- Bewley. 3. Esq 1 - - Palgrave, Murphy, W. WHYTE, Esq., J.P. Soyd, J. B. Esq. ... - 10 - and Co, Messrs. ..22- W. ST. LEGEB WOODS, Esq., TotalSnbe. ..24 1 - Joyle, Low, Murray, 'arkes, John C. Esq. 1 - - J.P. and Co, Messrs. . . 2 - - 'ease, Charles, Mrs. 2 - - Chief Officer BABRETT, H.M. Donatifmt. British ft Irish Steam- 'embroke and Mont- Coastguard. packet Co., Ltd. ..22- gomery, Rt. Hon. Collecting Boxes. ... 1 11 9 Irooke ft Sou, Messrs. Earl of 3 3 - Honorary Secretaries— Pirn Bros, and Co. H.A. HAMILTON, Esq, D.L Total £25 12 9 Brown, Thomas, and (Limited), Messrs. 3 - - W. J. CUMISKY, Esq. Co., Messrs 1 - - Power, Sir John ft 3rown,Malcolm &Co. 1 - - Son, Messrs 22- Annual Subtcriptiont. Burke, E.f tJ , Ltd. 1 - - £. ». d. Jurrows, Mrs. Ann. 1 - - Reid Mrs 1 - - Cumisky , W. Esq. . . - 10 - TYRELLA BRANCH. Cantrell ft Cochraue, Ross and Walpole, Fee, The Veiy Rev. Messrs 1 - - Messrs. 1 - - Patrick - 10 - Local Committee- Cirsop,Walter,ft3ons 1 1 - Swltzerand Co. Ltd, Hamilton, H. A. Esq. 1 - - Rev. J. J. DEACON. City of Dublin Steam- Messrs. 1 - - Jameson, R. D. Esq. 1 - - K. G. HENBSET, Esq. packet Company. . 22- Taylor,Andrew,Esq. - 10 - icCabe, Bichd. Esq. - 10 - W. I. QOINN, Esq. Clery ft Co, Messrs, 1 - - Taylor, Messrs. W. Tunstall-Moore, K. The OFFICER OF COASTGUARD. Cook, Thos. ft Son, and M 1 - - Tucstall, Esq., J.P. 1 - - Messrs. (Cook's Tedcastle, R. and Co, Whyte,W. Esq, '.P. 1 - - Honorary Secretary- Messrs 1 - - Woods, E. H. ££q., Rev. DAVID KXNHKDT. De Vesci, Lord . . . 2 - - Todd, Bams ft Co, J.P, D.L 1 - - Dlckeson, Richard ft Ltd, Messrs 1 1 - Woods, W.St-L. Esq. 1 - - Annual StOuariptiotu. Tuck ft Co. Ltd., The Marquis of Down- Dockrell, Messrs. T. Messrs 11- shire 6 - - Sons & Co., Ltd. .. - 6 - Deacon, Rev. J. J. . . - E -Drnnunond ft Sons, seph, Messrs 2 - - East Downshire 3. S. Ltd., Messrs. Wm. 1 - - Weir, James and Co, Co. Dundrmn, per Dublin and Liverpool Messrs. 1 - - E.G.Henesey,Esq. » » - Screw Steam-ship Woods, Webb, ft Co., Friend, A - 2 A Company ...... S - - Messrs. 1 - - Kennedy. Rev. D... - 8 - Dublin Distillers Co., Martin, Wm. B. Ksq. - 5 - Ltd. (Messrs. Gea. Total Subs... £116 6 - HOWTH BRANCH. Montgomery .General 1 - - KoeftCo.) 1 - - Eason, Charles, Esq., President — jnn 1 - - Donation*. Hon. Judge BOYD. Woulfe, — Esq..... 11- Edmondson, Thomas, Esq 1 - - B. ft I. S. P. Co.'s Local Committee— Total £11 10 < Edmnndson, J. ft Co. (Ltd.) Fleet, Col- S. SHALLDRTDGE, J.P. Chair- Limited, Messrs. . 1 - - lecting Boxes— man. Ferrier ft Co, Ltd, Lady Martin as.. 4 13 4 RICHARD BABBY, Esq Messrs 1 - - Lady Wolteley s.8. - 7 1 W. HERBERT BOYD, tsq. Figgs, E. J. Esq 11- Lady Olive s.s. ... 3 14 1 E. COSTBI.«>. E»q. Findlater.J.Esq.J.P. 2 2 - Lady Roberts s.s. - 15 9 WM. B. DYER, Esq. 3ilbey, Messrs. W. D. ft G. S. P. Co.'s R. D. GRAY, Esq. and A . .11- Fleet - 9 6 P. J. HtrssEY. Esq. Gninness, A., Son ft Darley, Miss M. .... - 10 - R. P. JACOB, Esq. Co., Ltd, Messrs.. 10 10 - Duke of Fife s.s. R. LEWIS, Esq. Hall, R. &H., Ltd.. 1 - - (special collection) 56- JA.MHS McKwim, Esq. OCo. Dublin. Helton ft Co,Messrs. Clifford'8 Bequest... 8-8 Capt. NKWCOHBK. T., Ltd 1 - - Flavells, H. E. Esq. - 10 - A. W. NEWCOMBE, Esq. DUBLIN AND POOL- Henshaw, Thomas ft Hayes, William.Esq. - 10 - B. J. NKWCOMBK, Esq. Co, Ltd, Messrs.. 1 - - Morgan, Miss B.C.. - 5 - T. BAB, Esq. BEG BRANCH. ftwg, Wm. ft Co, Collections — R. SMAI.LEY, Esq. Local Committee— Messrs. 1 - - Cane. Miss C. F.. 5 10 - Rev. JAS. WIISOB. Inglis, J. Malcolm, Dudgeon, Master The Right Hon, LORD ARDI- Esq., J.P 11- George 1 1 6 Hon. Treasurer — LAUN, D.L. Iveagb, Lord, Rt. Collecting Boxes — JOHN STUTTARD, Esq. EDWARD CAROLITT, Esq. Carty, W. Esq, ALFRED W. EOAN, Esq. Hon. KP ..... 2 - - Jacob, W. ft R. ft Co, X L Cafe - 8 » Honorary Secretary— J MALCOLM INGLIS, Esq. J.P. Ltd Messrs .... 1 - — Gorton, Miss I. The Right Hon. Lord IVEAGH, Jameson and Son, IMallaraney)... - 13 6 EDWAED GBREB, Esq. K.P Ltd, Messrs. John 2 - - Pillar Boxes- Commander WALKER STUART Jameson, Pirn, ft Co., Amiens St. Station - 12 5 Annual Sutncrtptiont. KING, R.N. Messrs 1 Kingsbridge Ter- The Right Hon. Sir RICHARD Kenny and Owens, minus - - - MABTIN, Bsrt., D.L., J.P: Sums under 61 1 14 10 Cnlverwell, E. P., THOMAS Pl«, Esq. Messrs. - 10 - F.T.C.D - W Lambert, Brien, and Duffy, K. 0 - 10 - Capt. G. COLQBHODH SCONCE Total Dons.... 35-6 I.N., F.K.G.S. Co, Messrs. 1 - - ANDBEW TAYLOR, Esq. Lipton, Thomas J. Total Subs. ...116 6 - Hnesey, P - 5 - Captain ALEXANDKB A Lnneli, The Misses. - 15 - £151 6 6 WALKER. Martin, Richd. ft Co., Honorary Secretary— Messrs 1 - - Newcombe, A. W. . - 5 - THOMAS EDMONDSON, Esq. Martin,T.ftC,Messrs. 1 - - I^ewcombe, B. J.... - 6 - McCnllagh, James ft Kae T - 5 - Assistant Secretary— Son, Messrs 11- BALBRIGGAN Ross, G 1 - Meath, Rt. Hon, BRANCH. Smaildridpe, S.»J.P. - 10 - J. S. MOBSAH. Karl of 6 - - Millar, A,ftCo,Ud, Local Committee — Stuttard, J - 5 Annual SvXaeriptiant. EDWAKD HAMILTON WOODS, t. t. A.Mooney, J. G. ft Co, Esq., D.L.. Chairman. Total Subs £6 - - His Excellency, The Ltd. 1 - - The Very Rev. PATRICK FEE EarlofCadogan..lO - - Murphy, Michael, CHABLBS GALLEN, Esq. Ardilaun, The Right Esq 1 CHARLES GRAHAM. Esq. J)onationg. Hon Lord 2 - - O'Farrell, Thos. A. THOMAS W M. HAMLET, Esq. Contribution Boxes . - 14 1 Armstrong ft Co., Ld. 1 - - Ksq . . 11 Dr. LISTON. Arnott ft Co.. Ltd... 3 - - Ogilvy, Alex. Esq, S. G. MOOBHEAD, Esq. Total £6 14 i 'Dr. NOWLAN. 216 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAT, 1898. £. t.d KINGSTOWN East Pier, Kings- BRANCH. Kingstown Rail- ®o. jfetmanagf). QDo. Iteng. way Station.... - 1 R.M.S. Cmnauffht - 1 President— Salthill Railway ENNISKILLEN FENIT (TRALEE The Host Hon. the MAEQUI OF OBMOHDE. BRANCH. BAY) BRANCH. Total Dons 9 18 1 liocal Committee- Total Sobs..... 58 1 President— Colonel BBAW&H. The Right Hon. The President— Colonel BIOOD, K.E. *'«7 19 1 EABL or BBLMOKB. Tbe Hon. Judge NBLIOAB. Capt DAEWSLL, R.S. JOHN DONBLLY, Esq. Local Committee- Local Committee— ADAH FIRDLATKE, Esq., J.J> Rev. Dr. STEKLE, Chairman. J. D. CEOSBIE, J.P, Capt. McCoMBiE. Lieut. AECHDALB, E.N. ST. J. H. DONOVAN, J.P. W. HcCoBMicK, Esq. The Rlgbt Hon. the Earl o W J GAI.VIN. J. M. McCoLLAQH, J.P. BBLMOEK. A. H*MU,1OS. W. N. SIBWABT, Esq. Lieut.-Colonel The Hon. C J. J. HAEEINQTOH. SKERRIES BRANCH F. CBIUHTOIT. E. W. HICESON. Honorary Secretary — J. A. POKEBOT, Eaq. Wtc. HILL, J.P. Capt. A. A. WALKEB. Local Committee— J. C. HB&L.XT, J.P. Honorary Secretary- R. LATCHFOKD, J.P. ALEXANDER BARRETT, C. 0 Mrs. J. POUEBOT. ROBT. MoCAETHT. Jnmal Subtcriftiont. Coastguard. W. H. McCoWEN. C. <. d FOBEPH MAT, Esq. Annual 9ut>Kriftwni. X-Co\ NIUSAH, SS. Alliance Qas Co. ... 33- AATBBW MCGOWAN, Eaq. 6. G. O'RlOBDAN. Barton, H. L 5 - - fcpu OSBOWB, R.N. «. «. d. Capt. SMITH, H.N. EDWABD H. WOODS, Esq. Arcbdale, Lieut. J. SMITH. Beatty, Maj.-Gen... - 10 - D.L. R.N _ 5 . Beatty, J. Esq., Archdale, Mlas - B - MD .T/. 11- Archdale.Wm. Esq. - 10 - Hon. Secretary— Blythe, Mrs 1 - - Honorary Secretaries— Jelmore, E&rl of ... 1 - - ROBERT McCnWEN, E«I., Brooke, Mrs. T 1 - - BENBT A. HAJmiON, Esq., Srooke, Lady - 10 6 J.P., Agent for Lloyds. Campbell, Rev. W.. - 10 - J.P., Balbriggan. 3rooke, Mrs Butler 1 - - Ohatterton, Bight A. MoKpur, Esq., Skerries. Annual Subteripfiont. Hon. tbe Vice- Careon,W.Esq..J.P. - 10 - £. i, d. Cloghei, the Vener- LH'^rt, Rt Hon. City of Dublin Steam 1896. able Archdeacon of - 10 - Earl 3 - - blley, Miss Pomeroy - 10 - McCowen, R., J P. . i i - Clarendon, Samuel, Annual Suttcriptiom. felley, Mrs - e Nellgar- , Hon. Judge 11- Esq ; 1 - - Cooney, Mr - s - CoghiU, Sir J.J. Bart. 1 - - O'CnTinell, Sir Row Hamilton, H. A. Esq. 1 - - Crichton, Lt.-Col. Bart 11- DarwaU,Capt,K.N. 1 - - the Hon. Charles. 1 - - Mce, Lt.-Col - 10 Duwnes, Mr. - 10 - Hamilton, The Lady Cricnton, Col. the Klwood,MiBB -10 - Hon. H 1 - - Vfi«de,BCT. W.'fi..' V - - Guinness, Howard, Holmpatrtck, Lord, Donelly, Mr. -76 Esq 1 - - thelate a - - Beard, R. Lynn, Esq., Palmer, General Sir R. Bart. S - - Eme,Eariof a - - M.D., and. Mrs. Glen, Mi. Robert... - 7 - Heard., 1 - - Pepper, Chas. Major 1 - - Graham, F. Esq. ... 1 - - Hogan, J. F. Ejo.. .. - 10 - Perrtn, Mark, Esq. . 1 fraham, Mrs. 1 - - Hogan, W.C. Esq... - 10 - Scriven, W. B. Esq., Inmfivys, Mrs. . . . - 5 - Hone, Brindley 1 - - M.D.. 7. i rvine, Charles, Esq. 11- Jameson, Andrew, Talbot de MalahldB, Lord 11- Cing, Sir C. Bart... - 5 - Jameson, Join, Esq. 6 - - Taylor, Captain .... a - - .unham, J. Esq.... - 10 - Kelly Bros., Messrs. 1 - - Woods, Edward H. Co. limerick Magee,Mlss 1 - - Eaq.,D.L. s ivenden.Rev. Canon - 10 - Martin, Sir Richard, 'omeroy.J. A. Esq.. - 10 - Bart 1 - - Total Subs. .116 a~- LIMERICK BRANCH. Moorewood, Miss... 1 - - Lichardson, Lt.-Col. 1 - - (Ho Local Committee.) O'Hara, re. Ha mil- Cichardson, Mrs.... - 10 - Sclater, Edward, Ormonde, Marqnis of 4 - - Donatiow. Secretary— Reid, J. Hamilton, Smyth, E. Esq. .10 - 3. S. MOBGAB. owler, Robt. Esq. . - 10 - Reid, J. H. Esq'.... - 10 - oWler, Capt. R. H. - 10 - Tlpplnge, Mrs. F. Royal Alfred Yacht Oarteide a - - Annual Sutocriptiont, Total Dons... 1 - - Trevan, Surgeon- I. >. d. Royal Irish Yacht Total Subs... 15 2 - Major 1 - - iannatyne^T. A Sons, Royal St. George's erscboyle, Mrs.... - < -. Matterson, J. and Yacht Clnb 3 - - £.11 2 - Wig»m,Franci8,E9q. 1 - ~ 8on8,MeasrB.,LW. 1 - - Sinclair, Mrs. J - 6 - Wilson, F- Esq. ... - 1 « Stewart, V. Esq. ... - II - Murray, Archibald, 8tothard,J. M. Esq., Esq7. 1 - - M.D - s . urns under 6<...... i — Russell* , John Norris, Trench, Miss E - 10 Total Subs.. £26 8 e baJ.W....w & SonsT, Messrs. a - - Total Subs. .£58 1 - Donation*. Collecting Boxes. . . - S 7 •total £6 - - Donations. Total £26 U~t

Ness, Mrs (per Mrs. T. Brooke) 1 - - — *~ k>llectlng Boxes ... - - - Qirrig School .... - 11 6 Dillon, Hon. G. . . 3 2 - ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BRANCHES. 217

Honorary Secretary for GILES' QUAY DUNMORE EAST - 2 - Ram. A, J., Esq. . . 1 - - Dr. E. A. GIBBON. Armstrong, Mrs. . . - 6 - Redmond, Rev. J., NICHOLAS WHiTE,Esq. Allen, R.&R -10 - Total £6 4 - C.C - 6 - Mr. W. J. WABBEN, Chief bacon, John, Limited, Rennisson, Rev. H. . - 5 - Officer H.M. Coastguard. ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BRANCHES. 219 £. >. n. £. a. it. Davis, S. * A. 0 . . - iO -WICKLOW BRANCH. Tottenham, Major Capt. P. GELL. lleverenx, Mrs. J. T. 1 - - C. R. W., J.P 1 - - F. GBKENSLU. Dockyard Company. 1 - - Patron— Trnfll, Dr. H. P., L. HANNAT. Doran, General Sir The Right Ron. the EARL J.P., D.L 11- A. HHHMISG. John, K.C.B 1 - - Frrz WILLIAM, K.G. Wellesley, E. H.C., A. EABLH»NT. Fitzgerald, Lord J.P., Esq - 10 - F. D. JOHNSON. Maurice, L.-L 1 - - Local Committee — Williamson, W. G., W. KELLY. Hatton, Colonel, D.L. 1 - - Capt. H. SESBAVE, J.P., Enq.,C.l., R.LC. . - 5 - F. ROWE. Hughes, Lady 1 - - Chairman. Sums under &£ - It 6 T. WESTON. Jefleries, Tbos., J.P. 1 - - Col. E. D. ATKINSON. Leigh, F. A. Esq. JULIUS CASEMENT, Ksq., J.P. Hon. Sec. and Treasnrer — Mr. THOMAS DAECT. THOMAS BAWDBK. Magrath, Mis 1 - - Mr. WILLIAM DABBAOH. Morgan. Hon. Mrs. D. 1 - - Mr. WILLIAM DESAIX. Annual Subscriptions. Paul, W. J. Esq., Mr. PETEB DOOHTTLE. £,. >. d. R.M 1 - - Dr. JAMES H. HALPIK. Lieut.-Governor ... 2 2 - Power, Sir John T. Col. W. H. HEBBEBT, J.P. Lord Bishop 11- Bart D L 1 - - Mr. S. M. KIHT. The Mayor 1 1 - Templemore, The Mr. ROBERT LESS. S. Harris, Esq., V.G. 1 - - Right Hon. Lord . 3 - - Mr. FBANCIS MCPHAQ,. Isle of jCtlan. Walker, Capt., D.L.. 1 - - Mr. TIMOTHY MBHIOAH, R.N. Anderton, Mrs. .... 1 - - Walker, Colonel..,: 1 - - Mr. JOHN NEILL. CASTLETOWN Walker, Miss 1 - - Rev. MICHAEL O'HEA, P.P. Bawden, Thos - B - Walker, Mrs 1 - - Mr. JOHN PASSANT. BRANCH. Brown, J. A - B - Walsh, J. F. Esq... 1 - - C. W. RICHARDS, Esq. President — Brown, W. J - 5 - Harbour Commrs... 6 - - Rev. Canon ROOKE, M.A. SIB JAMBS SELL, T. A. TOMBE, Esq. Cadman, Mrs.,eenr.. - S - Total,... £26 15 - Col. TOTTENHAM, J.P., D.L. Deemster. Dr. H. P. TBHELL, J.P., D.L. Local Committee— Callow, C.T.C..... - B - Capt. WELLINGS, R.N. W. H. CUDD, Chairman. Clinch, J. W - B - R. C. CEETNET. Honorary Secretary — Ton M. DODD. Cookaon,G.R - & - Mr. Vf. H. H. KENNEDY. HDQH S. GULL. Coole, C. W - B - Major MOORE. Cowin, W D - S Assistant Hon. Secretary — JAUES TAQGABT. Cubbin, T. & Sons. . - 6 - ®o. asaccfeiofo. Mr. JOHN NEILL. Cufcbon, J. &Son... - 5 - Honorary Secretary— ARKLOW BRANCH. Annual Subtariptimt. G. HABBINGION QUATLB. Elliot, J. G - 10 - Evarard, J. S - 5 - Local Committee— £,. t. d. Annual Suotortpitotu. Evarard, M. P - S - The Right Hon. The EABL Atkinson, Col. E. D. 2 10 - «. i. d. OF CABTSFOST, Chairman. Barton, Mrs. A.A.F. 2 - - The Lieut-Governor 11- Mr. HBOH BYRNE. Casernent,J.Esq., J.P. 11- Cary, Lieut.O)lonel. - 10 - Gell, Miss - 5 Mr. J Aires DOYLE. Collina, Mr. E. M.. . - 10 - H. R. GKEESE, Esq. Cowper, Mrs. Eliz. . B - - Cretney, R. C. . - 6 - Gelling, Mrs. E. ... - 10 - Mr. JOB HALL. Darey, Mr. Thomas. - 10 - Cudd, W.H. .. - 10 - Mr. E. KKARON. Darragh, Mr. Wm. . - 10 - Darkin,G. E... - 6 - Hannay, L.G -10 6' Mr. R. KEARON. Deane, Capt. B. St. Dodd, TomM.. - 6 - R. PHILPOT, Esq. Drinkwater,SirW L 1 - - Hunt, A. E 1 1 -] Mr. JOHN REYNOLDS. Desaix, Mr. Wm. . . - 6 -Ferrier, Rev. E. - B - Mr. JOHN STOREY. Dobbs, R C. Esq , J.P. - 10 - Gell, Sir James - 10 - Jefferson, Mrs - S - ALEXASDBE TAILTOCE, Esq. Drought, R.R. Esq., Gell, HughS - 6 - Johnson, F. D - 10 - THOMAS J. THOY. Kermode, W. J - & - Mr. FBAKK XT KB ELL. Fiugerald.G. F. Ksq. - 6 - Kewiey, S. and J. .. - 6 - Mr. JOHN TYBBELL. Fitzwilliam, The Rt. Pleignier, V - B - KiUey, Miss - 10 - Hon. Earl, K.G. .. 2 - - Quayle, Miss - 1 6 Honorary Treasnrer. Gregg. Mr. F. B 6 - Knife, p Q - 6 H. R. GBEBSE, Esq. Gregg, Mr. William - 6 - i-tenin packet Co. .22- Moffatt, MisaE. ... - 10 - Halpin. Dr. J. H. .. - & - Stevenson, W. B. . . - 10 -Moore, A. W - 10 Honorary Secretary — Halpin, Mrs. R. C. . 1 1 - Mr. JAKES TYBBELL. Tangart, Mrs...... - 10 - Okell,W. H - 10 6 Harding, E. SI. Esq. - S - Taggart, James ... - 6 - Quiggin, E. T - 10 6 Haskins, Mr. N. ... - 6 - Annual Sub tcript ions. Walters, Rev. F. B. - B - Sherwood and Co. . . - 6 - Herbtrt, Col., J.P... - 10 6 Sums under 6s..... 2 18 6 Steam Packet fa... B - - *. t. d. Irwln, A. W. Esq. . 1 - - Stevensou, H. P. . . - 10 6 Arklow Clothing Co. - 6 - Keeue, A. Esq_, J.P. - 10 - Total Sobs.... £13 4 0 Talbot, Bev. T 1 - - Bayly, Colonel 1 - - Kennedy, Mr.llC.H. - 6 - Beanman, The Misses 1 - - Kennedy, Mr. W.H. Torrance and Co. . . - B - Donation!. Carysfort, The Right Walsh, Rev. E 1 1 - Hon. the Earl of .10 - - Kent,Mr. S. M - 6 - Collecting Boxes ... 6 12 2 Weir, Mrs - B Grimshaw, Mr - S - Lees, Mr. Robert ... - 6 - Weston,T - 6 - Lyndon, Thomas, Total ....£19 1« 2 Hanagen, Mrs. - 5 - Esq..M.D - 6 - Whiteslde, R - B - Kearon, Mr. E - B - McCarroll, J.H. Esq. - B - Sums under 6 s. .... 2 11 - Kearon, Mr. George. - 6 - McPhail, Mr. Francis - B - Kearan, Mr. Richard - 5 - Mehigan,Mr.T.,B.N. - B - Total Subs. .£33 9 - Nolan, The Misbes . - 10 - DOUGLAS BRANCH. KyBochiCo.JaessrB. 2 2 - Nolan, The Misses Donations. Tarleton, Mr - 6 - M.&E - 10 - Patron- Tyrrell, James - 6 - O'Brien, Mr. Peter . - 6 - Hill Excellency the LIEOT.- Hengler's Circus. ... 22- Wicklow, Countess of 1 - - O'Hea.Rev.M., P.P. - 6 - GOVEBNOB. Pan tomime Charity Sums under 6« 6 IS - Passant, Mr, John . - B - Patterson, B. T. JSsq. - 10 - President— Proportion of Sunday Total Subs. .£23 1 - Richards, C.W. Esq. 11- Major STEPHEN (Mayor). Collection on Head Rooke, Rev. Canon.. - B - Local Committee — (Rev. Barren) 1 16 6 Donation*. Segrave, Capt. Henry, R. ABCHEE. Mr. Grant (per Mr. Contribution Boxes — J.P 1 1 _ J. BOTD. Stephenson) 2 - - Life-boat House ..-89 Shaw, Mr. John.... - 5 - W. J. BBOWN. AFriend 1 - - Wood Bridge Hotel- 11 - Thomas, Captain F. BEOWKE. VestaTilley 1 1 Thomas F., R.N.. 1 - - C. T. CIIESLTN CALLOW. Royalty on Life-boat Tombe, T. A. Esq. . - 10 - L. COBKILL. Total £24 7 2 Tottenham, Col. C. J. S. tVABAED. Fossils Association . 1 - - ,.|G., J.P..D.L 11- M. P. EVABABD. Dare's Minstrels ...18 - 220 THE LIFE-BOAT. [2ND MAY, 1898. £. s. d. £. i. d. t. t. d. Proceeds of " Life- Pearce, Rev. T. J... - 5 - RAMSEY BRANCH. Williams, MissW. boat Saturday " . .2? 14 6 Taylor, W. E - 5 - McK 226 Proceeds of " Life- Local Committee- Friend, A - 19 - boat Sunday " ...el It - Tarnbull, E 5 - Rev. G. PATON, Chairman. Sums under 55 . . . . - 3 6 Contribution Boxes .62 2 6 Capt. ROBT. BEOWN. Total Subs. . .£3 16 - J. R. COWELL, J.P., H.K. Total Dons.. ..100 9 10 Total Dons. . . .205 5 1 J. M. CHUICKSHANK, H.B. Total Subs. ... 20 5 - Total Sobs 33 9 - Donations. Divisional Officer H.M. C' Proceeds of Collec- G*, Peel. £120 14 10 Total £238 14 1 tions and Concerto 21 11 8 J. R. FKRGUSSON. Contribution Boxes . 4 14 9 Capt. HAHDIE, J.P. H.M. Collector of Customs. Total Dons. .£26 6 5 J. NORBURY. WALTER PRIESTLAKD. PEEL BRANCH. Captain PDRD-ON. President— legacy. W. D. ROOSE. His Excellency The Clugston, Mrs., late 6 - - W. H. TAUBMAN. LrEBTENANT-GOVEENOE. Colonel THEILUSSON, J.P. Vice-President — Total Legacy . £5 - - CHARLES WATTLEWORTH. E. T. CHRISTIAN, Esq. Total Dons 26 6 5 Honorary Secretary— Total Subs. ... 3 16 - Local Committee— E. C. KEBB. CHANNEL E. T. CHRISTIAN, Esq., £35 2 5 Annual Svbscnptiant. Chairman. £. ». d. ISLANDS. W. J. CAHNEIX. Allen & Taubman . . - S - THOMAS CLAGITE, H.K. Brew, J. & W - 6 - ROBEBT CORBIN, J.P. PORT ST. MARY Brew, Miss E.'A. .. - 6 - T. C. CORRIN. Brown, Capt. E. .... - 5 - GUERNSEY BRANCH. Pr. FARAKER. BRANCH. Callow, T." Eclipse "- 5 - T. J. GRAVES. Corkill, Thos. - 6 - J. HODGSON. Local Committee — Local Committee- Mr. JOHN HAMLKY. J. JorGHiN, H.K. Eev. C. H. LEECE, Vicar, Cowell.J. R., J.P... - 10 - ROBERT KELLY. President. Capt. JONES. W. KERMODE. T. QUALTROUGH, Chairman Cowley, R., J.P - 6 - Mr. EDMTOD LE CODIECB. Crnickshank, J. M., Capt. MAHY. A. N. LACGHTON, H.B. J. WATTEBSON. H.B - 10 - T. C. S. MOORE, C.P. T. A. MILLEE. Chairman and Honorary J. MUBPHY, Collector of E. QuAI/TROUGH. Forresters, Ramsey. 11- Customs. D. LACE. Secretary — Gibb, Mrs 1 - - Capt. CAR&E, R.N. A. NETTKHAM, E.NR. SAM. WATTERSON. Goulden, Misses. ... 1 - - Eev. E. RAINBOW, Vicar. G. R. CKELLIN. Greaves, Thomas... - 10 6 J. MOORE, jnn. Honorary Treasurer and Hon. Secretary — A. GAWNE. Hardie.Capt.J., J.P. 1 - - Hon. Assistant Secretary. JOHN COKRIS, Esq. Isle of Man Steam PETER F. CAREY, Esq. J. FALLOWS. Packet Company .22- Annual Subscriptioni. T. CLAGDE. Kennode, John. .... - 5 - J. J. SANSBURY. Annual Sutxcript-ioni. His Excellency Lord Kermode, Mrs. Hill- T. WATTEBSnN. side - 10 - £. t. d. Hennlker (Lieut- H. J. QOALTROCGH. States of Guernsey. 30 - - T. LACK. Kerr, C. E - 10 - Christian, E.T. Esq., J. QUALTRODGH. Kerrnish,Mrs."Clif- H K - 10 6 J. SHDIMIN. Donations. Cannell, \V. J. Esq. - 6 - Looney, J. C - 10 - F. STRICKLAND. Nelson, C. B - 5 - Contribution Boxes .11- Clague,T Ksq.,H.K.- 5 - J. J. QUALTROUGH. Corrln, R. Esq., J.P. 1 - - Newton, Rev. A. 8., Hodgson, Jas. Esq. . - 6 - Hon. Secretary — M.A 5 ToUi £31 1 - Joughin,J.Esq.,H.K. - 5 - Capt. J. A. KISSACK. Kermode, Wm. Esq. - 10 - Paton. R-v. G 1 - - Moore, Thos. C. S. Annual Subscriptions. Pardon, Capt R. ... - 10 - Esq., J.P - 6 - Collister, Capt. - 5 - Rimmer, Misses Rainbow, Rev. E. . . - 6 - Cowley, Capt. "W. . . - 5 - Sums under fif...... 2-9 Fallows, J. - 6 - Roose W D - 10 - JERSEY BRANCH. Fisherman's Supply Scott Robt ... 2 - Co - 6 Sklllicora, Wm - 6 - President— Kissack, J. A - 6 - Stowell & Kelly .... - 5 - MaJor-General E. HOTTON, Lace, D - 6 - Taubman, W. H - B - C.B. Lace, T - 6 - Thellusson, Col.,J.P. 1 - - PORT ERIN BRANCH. Leece, Rev. C. H., Sums under 5s - 10 6 Local Committee— Capt. BLAMPISD. Local Committee— Moore, J.,jun - 5 - Total Subs.... £20 5 - Capt. C. DE GRUCHY. CHARLES JEBKISOH, Qualtrough, E 1 - - Dr. H. LE CRONIES. Chairman. General PIFON. THOS. CLAQDE. Qualtrongh,T - 5 Donation!. JAMES CLAQUE. Qnaltrough, W. E. . - 6 - "Life-boat Sunday" Hon. Secretary— JOHN CLAQUE. Shlmmin, R. C - 5 - PHrap BAUDATNS, Esq. E. COSTAIR. Strickland, F.... . - 5 - R. C. CRETNEV. Watterson,S - B - Contribution Boxes — Annual Subscriptions. JAMES MTHEA. Williams, Dr. S. W. - 5 - Arkle, John - 14 3 Rev. T. J. PEAROE. Sums under 5s 2 1 6 Christian, Miss, W. E. TAYLOK. Hopton, MaJ.-Gen. . - 10 - Albert House.. - 5 6 Le Cronier, Dr. M. . - 6 - J. L. TUOKEY. Total Subs 716 Grammar School E. TUBNCIi. Bojirders, per Total Subs. ..£1 5 6 Honorary Secretary- Donations. Rev. A. S. New- Mr. J. MCARD. Creppin,H. H - 6 - ton, M.A 1 14 Proceeds of Concerts 3 18 - Annual Subscription*. Collected at Regatta 6 - - Life-boat House. .14 3 - Donations. Clague, James - 5 - Contribution Boxes. 495 Life-boat, Coll. at The States of Jersey 30 - - Sums under 5t - 3 - two practices... 14 H 3 Alavoine, M. Esq.. - 10 - Mitre Hotel - 19 10 Costain.E ,... - S - Total Dons. ...14 15 5 Prince of Wales Total Dons 3010 - Cretney, R. C - 5 - TolalSubs 716 Total Subs 1 B 6 Queen's Hotel.... 134 McArd, J - S - Total £21 16 11 Stretch, Miss, Total ...... £31 15 6 Mylrea, James - 5 - Liverpool - 10 6