THE LIFE-BOAT,
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JOURNAL OF THE NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION,
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VOL. XII.—No. 132.] MAY 1, 1884. Is.
At the AKOTAI, GENEBAL MBETINO of the ROYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT IKSTITTJTIOK, held at Willis's Kooms, King Street, St. James's, on Saturday, 15th day of March, 1884, His ROYAL HIGHSESS THE PBIHCE OF WALES, KG., in the Chair, the following Eeport of the Committee was read by the Secretary:— frequently brought under our notice in ANMJAL BEPOBT. the public press. 1884. Since the issue of the last Eeport, Tim Committee of the BOSAI NATIONAL H.E.H. the PEINCESS OF WALES, ever • LIFE-BOAT INSTITOTIOH, in submitting ready to co-operate in any good work for their Sixtieth Annual Beport to their supporters and sympathisers, thankfully the beneit of her fellow creatures, has acknowledge the yery valuable and im- honoured the Institution by becoming portant monetary assistance which they associated with it as Tiee-patroness, there- haTe received during the past year, with- by strengthening the hands of the Com- out which it would have been impossible mittee in their arduous undertaking. to carry on and sustain the great work which has been entrusted to them. The, Committee have to record, with a In no previous year, perhaps,.has the deep sense of their grave importance, the necessity for the existence of such a following changes which have taken place Society been more plainly demonstrated in its administrative staff during the year than in that lately completed. The re- 1883. About the time of the last Annual volving seasons have brought with them Meeting they were deprived of the in- to our rock-botmd shores the same dan- valuable services of the late Chairman, gerous winds and terrible gales as hereto- Mr. THOMAS CHAIPMAH, by that gentle- fore, imperilling the safety of thousands man's resignation of his high office, in of vessels and their living freights. It is which he has been succeeded by the therefore a matter for deep gratitude to present Chairman, Mr. EBWABD BIEKBECK, Almighty God that the strenuous efforts M.P., in whose place Colonel FrazBoy made by the BOYAL NATIOHAI LIFE-BOAT CiiAYTOH was elected Deputy-Chairman INSTITBTIOH have been instrumental in of the Committee. Shortly afterwards mitigating to a very considerable extent Sir EBWABB PHBBOTT, Bart, Chairman of the dire evils entailed by the terrible the Preparatory Committees, resigning disasters at sea which have been so that office after a continuous service of 250 ANNUAL EEPOKT. - above thirty years, was succeeded therein patched to the English coast to replace by the present Chairman, Mr. L. T. CAVE. Did ones, as follows:— The Committee have also to deplore the Caister. Swansea. loss of their late Secretary, Mr. KICHABD Cardigan. Winchelsea. LEWIS, whose death was notified in the Margate. Withernsea. last Annual Beport, and the resignation Padstow. of the late Chief Inspector of Life-boats, In addition to this, twelve new stations Vice-Admiral WARD, the benefit of whose are in the course of formation, and nine services will long be felt; and the Com- new boats will shortly be provided for mittee are assured that the mark which places in need of them. they have left on the Institution and its A suitable boat-house has been erected work will never be effaced. in each case where a new station has been :stablished, and transporting-carriages The operations of the Institution dur- have been furnished for several boats. ing the past year will be found classified The number of Life-boats under the as usual. management of the Institution last year was 274, which were the means of saving, The high appreciation shown by the between the 1st of January and the 31st masters and owners of fishing vessels of December, no less than 725 lives and of the benefit first afforded them by 30 vessels. Besides this, 230 lives were the Committee in 1882, in furnishing saved from shipwreck by shore boats and them, on application, with reliable Ane- other means, all of which services were roid Barometers at one-third the retail rewarded by the Institution, making up a price, has induced the Committee to ex- grand total of 955 lives rescued during tend the boon to needy masters and the year. owners of coasters under 100 tons burden, no less than ninety-one of whom have, in It is with the deepest regret that the the course of a few months, availed them- Committee have to record the sad loss, selves of the opportunity thus afforded while on service, of two of their gallant them. The total number of these valuable Life-boatmen since the publication of the instruments supplied to both the classes last Eeport. The particulars of the mentioned, has been 1,567, and there is disaster are as follows:—During the every reason to believe that by this means terrible gale which swept over our shores many wrecks have been averted, and the during the night of the 23rd January loss of life which annually takes place on last, and the four following days, the our coasts among the crews of small Clacton-on- Sea Life boat Albert Edward vessels, lessened. was proceeding to the assistance of the crew of a vessel in distress when she Life-t>oats.—During 1883 four new Life- was struck by three very heavy seas and boat stations were established at the capsized, and although the Boat righted following places, and were provided with speedily it was found that two of the crew Life-boats:— had been swept away in the darkness of the night. One of them, JAMES CEOSS, the ENGLAND AND WALES. 2nd Coxswain, had been out in the Life- Llanaelhaiarn, . . Carnarvonshire. boat 33 times, and had assisted in saving Mablethorpe, . . Lincolnshire. 116 lives, and the other, THOMAS CATTEB- Port Erin, . . . Isle of Man. MOLB, 33 lives. IRELAND. The Committee at once contributed Aranmore Island, . Co. Donegal. 450?. towards the fund raised in the locality for the widows and nine young Seven new Life-boats were also de children of the deceased. ANNUAL EEPOST, 251
SMpwreeks, —Accordin g to the most re- its instrumentality, as shown in the sub- cent published statistics, shipwrecks have joined table : — of late considerably increased in num- In the No. of Lives In the No. of Lives ber around the British coast, necessarily Year Saved Year Saved, resulting in a corresponding increase in the 1824 124 1855 408 number of lives lost It must be appa- 1825 218 18S8 473 1828 175 1 857 $74 rent to all, therefore, that it is more than 1827 163 1858 427 ever incumbent on the public to do all 1828 3»I 1859 499 J829 «3 1860 455 that can be done to multiply and sustain 1830 372 1881 424 the means, whieh science has placed at 1831 287 1862 574 its disposal, to lesseii the evils which it «32 310 1883 714 1833 449 ! 18S4 698 would seem cannot be averted, and it is 1834 214 1 1865 714 most gratifying to find that in the past 1835 364 1866 921 year so much has bean done in this 1838 225 1867 1,086 1837 272 1868 862 direction by the brave and intrepid crews 1838 456 1869 1 ,231 of the Life-boats of the BOYAI, NATIQJJAI, 1839 279 1870 784 1840 353 1871 882 LOTS-BOAT IHSTITTJTIOK. 1841 128 1872 739 In 1883 the Life-boats were launched 1842 276 1873 068 283 times, frequently, of course, without 1843 236 1874 713 1844 " 193 1875 921 any result as regards the saving of life, 1845 235 1878 600 but still, whenever a signal of distress is 1846 134 1877 1,048 1847 157 1878 616 shown, immediate and prompt action 1848 123 1879 855 must be taken. The services of the 1849 209 1880 697 Life-boats during each month of the vear 1850 470 1881 1,121 1851 230 1882 884 were asfollow s : — 1852 773 1883 955 1853 678 1854 355 Total 30,563 Number of Life- Vessels Lives 1883, boat Saved. Saved. Launches, This splendid list of services is the January 33 3 70 best and strongest argument which can 39 5 53 41 1 105 be adduced in support of the maintenance 9 1 28 and extension of the operations of the May 7 1 13 EOTAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT IKSIMDHON, 8 1 34 Jul. y' ...•••«••. . »f It- 23 September .... 61 4 127 Rewards— In 1883, 14 Silver Medals 22 4 106 and Clasps, 25 Votes of Thanks on vellum, November . « < . 22 S. 41 December ...» 40 5 125 and 5,3971., were granted by the Com- Total . . . . 283 80 725 mittee, including grants to widows and orphans of Life-boatmen killed on duty, for the saving of 955 lives on the shores The best thanks of the Committee are of Great Britain and Ireland by means of due to the officers and men of the Coast- Life-boats and shore-boats. . Every one of guard for the important services they these eases has been most carefully con- continue to render in their exertions to sidered by the Committee, who have been save life, and for the valuable co-operation ably assisted in their inquiries by the received from them and the Volunteer Honorary Secretaries of the various Socket Brigades. Branches, by Officers of the Coastguard and Customs, and by others in a position Since the establishment of the Institu- to help. tion in 1824, sixty years ago, no less Altogether from its foundation the In- than 30,563 lives have been saved through stitution has voted 9? Gold Medals, 964
Q 2' 252 ANNUAL EEPOET.
Silver Medals, and 77,9 84Z. in cash for Swansea—Collected in Wolver- £. «. d. saving life from shipwrecks on our coasts. hampton 306 10 - Walmer—Civil Service Life-boat Fund 480 - - Local Committees.—The Committee have Watchet—"Union Jack" Life- to tender their warm thanks to the Com- boat Fund 231 7 7 mittees of the Local Branches, and more particularly to the Honorary Secretaries And 2,0002. for the endowment of the of those Branches, for the hearty and two Life-boats likewise named below:— valuable co-operation which they have £. s. d. continued to give; and it is needless to Port Isaac—Mrs. Thornton West. 1,000 - - say, that without such indispensable aid Port Patrick—Civil Service Life- it would be impossible to carry on the boat Fund 1,000 - - work of the Institution. The Committee take this opportunity The Committee have also had the of acknowledging the invaluable help pleasure to acknowledge the receipt of the they have again received during the past undermentioned special contributions:— year from the Public Press, and from the HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN (annual £. «. d. Publishers of the principal Magazines, subscription) 50 - - who have lost no opportunity to make Her Royal Highness the PKINCESS known the work carried on by the Insti- OF WALES 25 - - A Lady, per G. Robinson, Esq., tution, either by giving publicity to the Skipton, further on account of services of the Life-boats, or by inserting the maintenance of the Whit- appeals free of charge. burn Life-boat 100 - - The Committee have at the same time Blaekheath, Two Friends at . . 200 - - Browne, Buckston G., Esq., Pres- to thank the Eeligious Tract Society for ton (additional) 200 - - having, in December last, distributed Buffaloes, Royal Antediluvian Order illuminated Christmas Cards among all of, special Life-boat Fund . 40 10 - the Life-boatmen in the United Kingdom. Christ's Hospital, Hertford, Col- lected from the boys and girls Finances.—It will be observed that the of, per the Rev. J. T. Bell (additional) 368 appended financial statement, which has Eclipse, the Ship's Company of been audited and signed by Mr. LOVE- H.M.S., per Mr. W. L. Martin, LOCK, Chartered Accountant, furnishes Captain of the maintop ... 19 10 - more details than usual of the items of Foresters, Ancient Order of, annual receipt and expenditure. This has been subscription in aid of the sup- port of their two Life-boats. . 100 - - done in order that the Subscribers and Freemasons, Felix Lodge, Aden, Donors may more fully understand the Arabia, under the Grand Lodge manner in which the money, entrusted of Scotland, per D. Murray by them to the Committee, has been ex- Lyon, Esq., Graad Secretary . 10 - - Griffith, Hugh Davies, Esq., of pended. Caerhun, the late, trustees of . 1,000 - - The subscriptions, donations, dividends, Guerrier, W. J., Esq., Putney. . 100 - - &c., amounted during the past year to Hadnall Church, near Shrews- 40,2502. 16s., which sum included 3,7672. bury, Offertory and afternoon 17s. Id. in special gifts for expenses con- Collection on Sunday, 4th Nov., nected with the following seven Life- per the Rev. Brooke C.Mortimer 21 17 4 Hull Marine Exhibition, half of boats :— nett proceeds, per Hull Branch 95 2 2 Cardigan—Mrs. Leigh Clare, per £. s. d. Langworthy, Mrs., Manchester Manchester Branch .... 650 - - (additional) 1,000 - - Littlehampton — Mrs. Thornton Northfield Hall, Highgate, Pro- West 400 - - ceeds of Concert on the 5th Penzance—Henry M. Harvey, Esq. 1,000 - - April, per G. Duckworth Atkin, St. David's—J. A. Metcalfe, Esq. 700 - - Esq 31 7*10 ANNUAL EEPOET. 253
Odd Fellows, Independent Order £. «. d. £. s. d. of (Manchester Unity), annual Mayott, W. F., Esq., Camberwell 100 - - subscription in aid of their Life- Nicol, Samuel, Esq., Greenock . 50 - - boat at Grimsby 50 - - Ormston, Robert, Esq., Newcastle- Republic, Collected on board the on-Tyne 1,000 - - White Star steamer, on voyage Osborne, Rev. Philip, Leamington 1,000 - - from Liverpool to New York . 7 10 6 Outlaw, Miss E. H., Weymouth . 100 - - Roberts, Joseph, Esq., Mina Paterson, Miss Catherine, Edin- Road, S.E 100 - - burgh 900 - - Texas, United States of America, Peat, Wm., Esq., Derby ... 100 - - one hundred and seventy-three Pooley, George, Esq., Hadley . 600 - - Englishmen, Scotchmen, Welsh- Powell, G. E. J., Esq., Cardigan . 50 - - men, and Canadians, resident in, Price, Mrs. A. T., Peckham . . 1,000 - - per Robert Amos, Esq., and Rhodes, W. B., Esq., Hounslow . 1,447 13 - E. W. Palfrey, Esq., Dallas, St. Paul, Miss Anne, Fairlight, Texas($173) 35 12 8 Sussex 100 - - West London District Schools, Saxby, Mrs. C. G., Wilmslow. . 329 13 10 Ashford (Staines), Offertory at Shortridge, Miss Mary, Cleadon, Harvest Festival on Sunday, Durham 50 - - 30th Sept., per the Eev. Dr. Slocombe, Wm., Esq., Upper Hol- Flynn 3 - - loway 916 4 11 White, Miss, and E. F. White, Smith, Mrs. Francis Sophia, Esq., Blackheath (annual sub- Lisheen, Cork 870 13 6 scription) 75 - - Soare, W. H., Esq., Chelsea . . 452 2 10 In 1883, the following legacies were Stephens, Mrs. Caroline, Tre- wornarn, Cornwall .... 200 - - paid over to the Institution; the most Suter, Henry, Esq., Douglas . . 20 - - important and gratifying being the sum Thomas, Mrs. S. E., Nunney, of 5,6572. Is. 8d. bequeathed by the late Somerset 14 8 1 Mr. J. N. PATEKSON, of Edinburgh, to be Thurman, James, Esq., Notting- applied to the formation of a fund for ham 17 19 2 Toller, Miss Anne, Saxmundham 19 19 - relieving the widows and children of men Wilson, Colonel J. D., Cheltenham 970 5 7 who may lose their lives in the service, and a further sum of 9002. for the general During the past year the total expendi- purposes of the Institution. The others ture was 45,817Z. Is. 4 The other items of expenditure com- Journal and Report, architect's charges, rent prised 7,7531. 19s. lid. laid oat on of offices, repairs, housekeeper, stationery, building, altering and repairing Life-boats, postage, &c., and secretarial and clerical Life-boat Houses, Slipways and Trans- salaries, which last item, owing to changes porting-carriages; 13,997/. Is. Id. on Life- which hare lately been made, is con- boat stores, Life-belts, subsidies to poor siderably lower than it has been for many and outlying stations, Aneroids for fisher- years. men and coasters, the Store-yard at Poplar In conclusion, the Committee, in view and the Inspector's Department, the im- of the splendid services which have been portance of which branch of the work rendered by the Life-boats, and the effi- cannot be overrated; 10,816Z. 13s. Id. ciency which has been maintained in the was also paid to coxswains and Life-boat service, strongly appeal once more to the crews for exercising the Life-boats, for public for help and sustained support, special rewards for services, for medals and they are confident that such an and vellums, and for the widows and appeal, made in the interests of humanity, orphans of Life-boatmen killed on duty. will not pass unheeded, but will meet The balance of expenditure has been with a prompt and ready response. laid out in the publication of the Life-boat MAY 1, 1884.] THE LIFE-BOAT. 255 List of the Services of the Life-boats of the Royal National Life-boat Institution during the year 1883. Lives Li res Lioes Saved. Saved. Saved. Admiral Prinz Adalbert, barque 2 Fides, schooner, of Nyborg—ren- Nanteos, schooner, of Aberystwyth 4 AMborough fishing-boats 6 dered assistance. Nellie, schooner, of Bridgwater, Filey fishing yawls—rendered as- Annie, smack, of Port Dinorwic . 3 sistance. and Lewis, brig, of Carnarvon, Annie, ketch, of Goole—assisted remained by vessels. Flora, brigantine, of Salcombe .. 6 Neiv Brunswick, barque—assisted to save vessel arid 3 Flora, flat, of Runcorn—saved Annie Hope, steamer, of Leith .. 6 to save vessel and cargo. vessel and 3 New Brunswick^ barque, of Arab, barque, of Apenraue—as- Frens, smack, of Beaumaris .... 3 sisted to save vessel and 15 Brevig 11 Ga'era, barque, of Glasgow— Norman Court, barque, of Argo, barque, of Suud rland— rendered assistance. Greenock 20 rendered assistance. Garson, barge, of Wisbeach .... 4 A steum launch of Cadgwith— Nuncio, ship, of Yarmouth, N.S, 21 rendered assistance-. Georgia^ barque, of Fiume 13 Orange Blossom, ketch, of Jersey Atlas, schooner, of Drammen ... 6 Good Intent, sloop, of King's —rendered assistance. Lynn—rendered assistance. Pioneer, dandy, of Lowestoft— Bacchus, smack, of Nantes 3 G<»ernor Loch, of Inverness .... 4 rendered assistance. Barnsley, S.B., of Grimsby—re- Henning, barquo, of Harlingen.. 10 Port Isaac fishiug-bouti—ten- mained by vessel. dered assistance. Baroness Strathspey, schooner of Henry, ship, of St. John, N.B ... 5 1'ortsoy 2 Jfephzibah. schooner, of Carnarvon 5 Home, Norwegian barque 14 Bavington, schooner, of Maryport 5 Hope, schooner, of Hyde .. 4 Ro&ebud, schooner, of Goole 4 Ma, ot Wick 6 Ina Lass, smack, of Newqnay— Samaritan, fishing-boat, of New- Brothers, barque, of Yarmouth, saved vessel and 4 N.S.—assisted to save vessel International, schooner, of Lon- Skelligs, s.s., of Glasgow — as- and 12 don—assisted to save vessel. sisted to save vessel and crew . 16 Castle Craig, steamer, of Liver- Isabella, barque, of Drammen ... 8 Slaney, schooner, of Wexford . . . pool 31 Isis, steamer, of Newcastle—ren- Spring, brig, of Guernsey ...... 9 Charity, fishing-boat, of New- dered assistance. Spring, cutter, of Guernsey ..... 3 biggin 6 Janet Thompson, fishing boat, of Swift, schooner, of Kye — rendered China, barque, of Porsgrund.... 10 Newbiggin , 7 assistance. Clara, brig, of Dublin—assisted J. B, S., brig, of London—rendered Tagus, brig, of Aberdeen — re- to save vessel and 7 assistance. mained by vessel. Columbia,Willie, Bell,and Charles John Royle, schooner, of Chester. 4 Teresa, schooner, of Weymouth . 4 & John—saved vessels arid ... 7 Khedive, barque, of Hartlepool — Thalia, yawl ...... 5 Congn, s.s., of Cardiff—rendered assisted to save vessel and .... 12 Thomas and John, ketch, of Fowey 3 assistance, Lady Stuart, schooner, of Chf-ster 2 Tony Krowmann^ schooner, of Cuyuni, barque, of Glasgow.... 14 Libelle, steamer, of Hamburg ... 29 Portmadoc — rendered assistance. Danmark, barque, of Dragor— London, schooner, of Hastings... 5 Tranmere, barque, of Liverpool . 13 assisted to save vessel and .... 12 London, ketch, of Jersey—ren- Two fishing-boats of Kingstown , Dare, brigantine, of Sunderland— dered assistance. Victoria, s.s., of Goole ...... 4 assisted to save vessel and .... 6 Loreley, barque, of Memel 11 Victor, brig, of Neustadt — re- Daring, yawl, of Ballycotton— Lynx, s.s., ot Cardiff—assisted to mained by vessel. saved vessel and 6 save vessel and 7 Vicuna, barquentine, of Hull ... 9 Don, schooner, of Aberdeen—as- Magdalina, schooner, of Inverness 4 Wellesley, smack, of Scarborough sisted to save vessel and 6 Magic, trawler, of Hull—assisted — rendered assistance, Dorothy A Mary, schooner, of to save vessel and 6 Whitby fishing-boat — rendered Carnarvon ... 4 Margaret, schooner, of Carnarvon 4 Duchess,barque, of North Shields Margaret, barque, of Christiania Wilhelmina, ship, of Hamburg— . —assisted to save vessel and.. 10 —remained near vessel. assisted to save vessel and .... 39 j Eclipse, schooner, of Dundee.... 4 Margaret Gunn, fishing-boat, of William Clowes, yawl, of Filey. . 6 Eden, s.s., of West Hartlepool— Wick 7 William Henry, schooner, of Car- rendered assistance. Marie, schooner, of Granville... 2 narvon ...... 3 Eleanore, brig, of Tonsberg 7 Marnhull, brig, of Weymouth .. 6 William and Martha ...... 3 Elise, Norwegian barque 9 Marina Kenvenuto, Italian barque William Miles, barque, of London 12 Emerald Isle, of Whitehaven ... 4 —rendered assistance. Wonder, brigantine, of Swansea — Emma,, schooner, of Jersey 5 Marquis, schooner, of Anglesea, saved vessel and ...... 6 Enigma, schooner, of Port St. saved vessel and 4 Young Alice, dandy, of Scarborough 5 Mary 5 Mary, schooner, of Haugesund . 6 Zelos, barque, of Grinst&d— as- Ennismore, steamer, of Peterhead Mary Goad, schooner, of Port sisted to save vessel and ...... 10 ^-assisted to save vessel and .. 10 Isaac—rendered assistance. Epsilon, barque, of Swansea— Mary Josephine, schooner 3 rendered assistance. Mary Tweedlie, ketch, of Berwick 2 Total lives saved by Life-boats in 1883, in addition to Thirty Estafette, brigantine, of Fa- Mermaid, barque, of Cardiff 23 vessels 725 vershara—assisted to save ves- Milo, brigantine, of Brixham— sel and 9 remained by vessel. Euphemia Fullarton, brig of Minnie Flossie, ketch, of Milford 3 During the same period the Insti- Londonderry , 6 Miss Pritchard, schooner, of Car- tution granted rewardsforsaving Evelena, flat, of Kuncorn—saved narvon 6 lives by fishing and other boats 230 vessel and 4 Montrose fishing-boats—rendered Falcon, smack, of Great Yar- assistance. Total of lives saved in) 955 mouth—saved vessel and 7 Nancy, boat, of Holy Island— Favourite, lugger, of Wexford .. 6 saved boat and 5 /(should be specially noted that the Life-boat crews, excepting -when remunerated by the owners of vessels for prope:property salvage services, are paid by the Institution for their efforts, whether successful or no(, in saving life. 256 ANNUAL EEPOBT. RESOLUTIONS PASSED AT THE ANNUAL MEETING FOB 1884. His ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE OF WALES. E.G., IN THE CHAIB. 1.—Moved by His Grace The DUKE ROYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTI- OF ARGYLL, KG., K.T. TUTION in its important work of saving life, congratulates the Chair- Seconded by Admiral of the Fleet man and Committee of Management The Hon. SIR HENRY KEPPEL, on the continued prosperity of the G.C.B. cause they have so ably carried on, and tenders to them, to the Officers 1.—That the Report now read be of the Institution and to the Hon- adopted, printed, and circulated. orary Local Committees and Secre- taries, as well as to the Life-boat 2.—Moved by The Right Hon. The Coxswains and Crews, its best thanks LORD MAYOR, M.P. for their unremitting attention to the affairs and welfare of the Institu- Seconded by JOHN HOLMS, Esq., tion during the past year. M.P., Secretary of the Board of Trade. 4.—Moved by His Grace The DUKE OF NORTHUMBERLAND, P.O., 2.—That the following Noblemen D.C.L. and Gentlemen be the Officers of the Institution for the current year:— Seconded by EDWARD BIRKBECK, ( Vide next page for this list.) Esq., M.P. 4.—That the best thanks of this 3.—Moved by Sir THOMAS BRASSEY, Meeting be given to His Royal K.C.B., M.P., Civil Lord of the Highness The PRINCE OF WALES, Admiralty. K.G., for so ably presiding over this Seconded by Capt. LOED CHARLES the sixtieth Annual Meeting of the BERESFORD, R.N. ROYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTI- TUTION, and for the kind interest he 3.—That this Meeting, appreciat- continues to take in the Life-boat ing the invaluable services of the cause. EOYAL NATIONAL IIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, for the Preservation of Life from Shipwreck. IH 1824, — SCPPOSTSD SOLELY BT V01CSTABY eOSTBIBUTIOSB. PATBOHX8S. Her JHoift ^rattous! fKajtstp t^t @twtn. HER HOY All BIGHSESS THE PSINCESS OF WAL13, 1WDS-PATROKS. HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PEINCE OF WALES, K.O. Vice-Admiral HIS BOYAl, HffiHSESS THE »0KE OF EDmBUKSH, K,«. PKEStDENT. HIS 0BACE THE DUKE OF HOBTHOMBEBLAHD, P.O., 0.C.L. Hte Grace tie Axnamimar of CASTEKBBBT, EBWASD BtmssiOE, Esq., M.P. His Once tt» BEKJE ol Asaiii, K.0., K.T., FJLS. The Most Hon. the MABQUIS of CHOI.HOHT>KI,KT. W. H. HAKKW, &q. The Eight Hon. the EABL at LEICWTSR, K.G. T. B. POTTBH, Esq., M.P, Admiral Sir GSOSSB BROKE- M IDDI.KHJN, Bail, C.B. HUGH TAYLGH, Esq. Sir KBWASB O. L. PBKHOTT, Bart. ROUKBT WHITWOET ^ Esq. THOMAS CHAI-MAH, Esq., F.R.S. BIKBBBCK, Esq., M.P., V. Colonel FJIZ-KOT CLATTOS, Oeputy-Oiatrman. Admtral lord AWissws, O.C.B. Tfce Hoo. EDWARD MAIUOKIBASKS. M.P, Captain I/ord CHAKIBS W. om ti POES BEKJSFOKD, E.S. EOSESB F. HOKI, Esq. KOHEKT BlEKBECK, Kit). Sir FBAKCIS BOTS OOIBAM. Bart. L, T. 0A¥B, Esq. Lord Atyass H. PAOOT. The Most Ho», the MASQMsof CHOLMOSCELET, F,p. Lieatenant-Colonel FsaoEaiOK FAUOS. Sir WittiiM K. Cutrros, tort &KoaeB PALMES, Esq. Viee-Adiairai JOHN CORBETT, C.B. The Eight Hon. The EABI Prater, P.C., M.P. Colonel the Hon. C. F, CSICHTOS. Vfce-Admiral ACOOSTCS PHHUWOEK. . . TOBBEKS DASIEI.I,.. OSABX.ES GZ. Sir F. J. 0. EvA»s, E.N., K.C,B^ F.E.&, Hydro- Tte Bight Hon. Logo BOBABTKS, grapher of the Admiralty, Admiral A. P. BYDKB. The Bight Hon. G. J. QOSCHEH, MX, Admiral of the Fleet, Sir GEOBSJB SAmroBtrjB, Q.C.a. JOHS , . Lienteoant-fleneral Tcttom, B.A., C.B. if H. HABTOS, &q^^ F.F.. The Bight Hon. tte BAM, WAIBBSBAVS. A. P. HS?WOOI>-|JOSSBAI.E, Esq. Vi«-Achniral 3. K. WASH. Sr ASTHOBIT H. HOSKIH^ K.O.B., Admiral Captain ^oan & WBHB, Depaty-SJaste of U» Trinity Superintendent of Nav»I Eesarves. House, The Eight Hon. Joms GsiiiuaASD HOBBASD, M.P. T. M. W«iJMut»,Ban. WH.UAK HEAKIS LJTAU, J5»q, M.A. " Captain W. J. L. WHAKTOS, B.H, Vte- Admiral Sir F. Lmfoa> McCiiHTocK, F.B.S. Sir AUKS YOPKO, C.B. TBBSTEES. TBOKAS CHAFHAS, Esq., F.R.S., V.P. SBWASB BIKKBSSS, Eeq, M.P, EA The Right Hon. The KUsi PsKcy, P.C^ M,P. BAHK2BS— Messrs. Courts m& Co., 69 Stand. "ESEiSGItEB.— HUGH LraosAi AKIBOBOS, Eaq, 8ECKETABY — CHABI.ES tesots, iBeq., F.E,»,S. ASSISTANT SEGEETABT— W. & SKTHI, Keq. CHIEF LIFE-BOAT IHSHKSTOS—0»pW n tie Hon. H. W. Gwsxwim, S.JT. DWESICT LIFB-BOAT BTSKEClOBa. Comrafmder ST. VISCEST Kzi-mts, R.N,,, Lonrioa, I Commander GBOBOKS C. C. CASTES, K.K.— Hall. . l>* PsaiiUDiTit, E.K. — Brtetol, | Ueateaant H. T. 8. Tiyiraa, B.H.— Dablto. Lieutenant T. H. WmtousHSir BBOHOZS, E.N.— Bdinbargh. AECHITECT— C. H. COOEE, Esq., F.S.A, SOIICITO^— Meffirs. &ATTOS, SDKS, and FABSDS. CKI. Lovwoex, &<}., Public Aooonntant, F.C.A, !Fhe object of tb!s Iristitation, as declared IB Its title, a®<3 IB Its Charter of Incorporation, is to &Sard asslstar:^ to ev*ry ^bipwreckesi persoo aro»nd the Crusts of tM UsSEeti Kingdom, 51ie chief caeans by which the Society etideavoun to carry this object into eStect are :— K^tmildlRg,8tatl To LIFE-BOATS, viz.: £. s. d. £• 8. d. £. e. d. Aranmore ...... 410 - - By General Subscriptions . 3,339 16 - Caister No. 1 300 - - Exmouth 270 - - „ General Donations . . 6,207 6 3 Kilmore 363 - - „ Contributions from Port Erin 282 - - Branches . . . .11,995 - 5 Port Eynon 298 - - Withernsea 363 - - „ Contribution Boxes . 358 4 - Spare Life-boat .... 430 - - Alterations and repairs of Life- boata 628 6 9 „ Special Gifts, amount- 3,344 6 9 ing altogether to £5,767 17s. Id., for To LIFE-BOAT HOUSES AND SLIPWAYS, viz.:— the following Life- Aberystwith 86 16 6 boats :— Aranmore (additional payment) 120 - - Dunmore (part payment) , 265 - Cardigan—Mrs. Leigh Fraserburgh (ditto) 112 10 Clare, per Manchester Gorleston (ditto) . 171 9 Branch .... 650 - - 242 - Lyme Regis 250 - Littlehampton — Mrs. llablethorpe (additional pay- Thornton West . . 400 - - ment) 93 3 3 Port Isaac — Ditto North Deal (part payment) . 200 - - (Endowment) . . 1,000 - - Padstow 299 5 10 Sunderland (Watch-house) . 75 19 - Pen.fcan.ce—Henry M. West Hartlepool .... 86 19 - Harvey, Esq.. . .1,000 - - Alterations, Repairs, and Paint- ing of Life-boat Houses . 1,179 1 Port Patrick — Civil 3,182 4 10 Service Life - boat To LIFE-BOAT CARRIAGES, viz. : — Fund (Endowment) .1,000 - - Cloghy Bay ...... 129 - - St. Pavid's—J. A. Met- Margate . . .' . . . . 131 10 - calfe, Esq. ... 700 - - Padstow ...... 129 - - Port Erin ...... 129 - - Swansea—Collected in Withernsea ...... 131 - - Wolverhampton . . 306 10 - Spare Life-boat Carriage . . 131 10 - Alterations and Repairs of Walmer—Civil Service Life-boat Carriages . . . 446 8 4 Life-boat Fund . . 480 - - 1,227 8 4 Watehet—" Union Jack" To Life-boat Stores and Life-belts. . . .3,82511 8 Life-boat Fund . . 231 7 7 „ Subsidies to outlying Stations and Convey- ance of Boats, Carriages, and Stores to and from the Coast ...... 4,623 5 - ,, Dividends and Interest. 11,720 4 10 „ Travelling Expenses of six Inspectors of „ Amount received for Life-boats and Surveyor of Life-boats . 1,452 9 7 Life-boat Journals, „ Life-boat Store Yard at Poplar, including Barometer Pads, £. *. a. Brought forward £32,568 - 1 Brought forward £40,250 To Salaries of Secretary, Assistant Secretary, and Clerks 2,184 10 5 „ Printing Life-boat Journal, Annual Report and Circulars, and Binding .... 860 15 10 „ Stationer}' and Office Expenses .... 196 10 8 „ Advertisements, Postages, and Parcels. . 559 17 8 „ Architect's Charges 278 10 6 Auditor's Fee 31 10 - „ Law Expenses on Leases and Bequests. 116 14 5 „ Rent, Taxes, Insurance, Housekeeper, and Messenger 355 7 10 „ Re-draining and Repairing House of In- stitution 447 16 2 „ Annual Meeting 17 7 9 „ Grant to International Fisheries Exhibition lor Life-saving Apparatus .... 500 - - „ Gratuities to Widow and Orphans of late By Total Income . . £40,250 16 - Secretary . 3,900 - - „ Gratuity to late Chief Inspector of Life- „ Balance defrayed from boats 3,800 - - Capital .... 5,566 5 4 Total Expenditure . . . £45,817 1 4 £45,817 1 4 Examined and found correct, (Signed) SAMUEL LOVELOCK, Chartered Accountant, 12th January, 1884. Auditor. 260 STATEMENT or THE SEVERAL LIFE-BOATS BEtoseiHa TO OR in OOHMBOTIOK WITH THE Whea No. of Stat4on«J 8TATIO3J. Length, Bnadth. Ba Oare. orSttmed, ENGLAND. n. in. Ft. in. 1 NORTHUMBERLAND BERWICK-OST-TWEED - - - 33 0 8 0 10 1864 2 HOLY ISLAND— No. 1 - • - - 32 0 7 4 10 1865 3 „ „ No. 2 - - - 82 0 7 4 10 1868 4 BAMBUBGH CASTLE — — — 32 0 7 6 10 1882 5 NORTH SIJNBEBI.ASD — ' — — 33 0 8 0 10 1865 6 BOCLMKB — — — -> *- 33 0 8 0 10 1866 ? *JQ A e i A ALXMOUTH — — — — - Oj£ y 7 O 1865 ij^tQ* f\y 8 44 i\fIfi 1866 yQ oStuA Ufi 8 0 1875 £JJ ft 1ft A1Av O* V B 4 IV 1866 11 BLYTH — No. 1 - - - - 33 0 8 0 10 18S7 12 „ No. 2 - - ~ - 30 0 8 0 8 1880 13 CUIAERCOATS — — — — 83 0 •8 0 10 1866 14 TYNEMOUTB — No. 1 — — — 37 0 9 0 12 1875 15 „ No. 2 - - - - 33 0 8 1 10 1872 16 DUKHAM - - - WBITBBES - - - - - 34 0 8 0 10 1881 17 SUSDERLASD— -No, 1 — — — 30 0 $ 0 8 1876 18 „ No. 2 - - - 30 8 8 7 10 1882 j 19 „ No. 3- - - 33 0 8 2 10 1865 20 ,; Ho.4- - - 36 0 9 0 12 1872 t>j & £>i &QSQ AV 8 o 1870 22 HASTLEPOOL — So. 1 — - — 33 <) 8 6 10 1878 23 No. 3 - - - 35 0 9 0 10 1876 24 „ No. 3 - - - 33 0 8 6 10 1878 25 WEST HARTLEFOOL —No . 1 — 33 0 8 6 10 1869 26 „ No. 2 - 34 0 8 9 10 1874 27 SJSATON CARKW — -. — — 83 0 8 6 10 1873 28 YORKSHIRE - - MIDDLESBROUGH - - - 33 0 8 0 10 1864 29 K.ETCAR — — — — __ 36 0 9 6 10 1867 30 SALTBBBH — — — — — 34 0 8 3 10 1880 f ~ 8i &£O«i Ifft 8 UA JL1fUt 1875 32 BOXSWIOK — — — — — 34 0 8 0 10 1880 ot> A n & *K£ta> &£ v 7 6 1879 34 WHITBY — No. 1 - - - - 34 0 8 0 10 1881 35 „ No. 2 - - - - 32 0 7 7 10 1879 36 KOBIN HOOD'S BAY - - - 82 0 8 O 10 1881 37 SCARBOBOUGH - - - - 35 0 8 0 10 1872 |JO a« A ft OO 1?T Oi? u 8 U 1868 89 FkAMBOEOUGH — No. 1 — — 33 0 8 6 10 1871 40 No. 2 - - 33 0 8 0 10 1882 41 BBIDMNSTOH QUAY — — — 34 0 7 7 10 1871 At) OS> rt I A ^L& £».£ \f */7 OK .tu 187S 43 WlTHJSBXSKA — — — — 34 0 8 3 10 1883 44 UNCOLNSHIEE - GJWMSBY - - - - - 83 0 8 g 10 1888 45 DO.NSA NOOK — — — — 84 0 8 0 10 1878 46 MABLETHOBPE — — — — 84 0 8 3 10 1888 AT? QA A g *JKi Ov \f 8 VA 1876 Aft p Oft A ft TtO wU v 8 V 1876 49 SX-EGNKSS - — — — — 33 0 8 0 10 1874 §0 NORFOLK. - - - HirasTANTOX - - - - 32 0, 7 6 10 1867 51 BRA2?€ABTE1£ -* — — — — 33 0 8 0 10 1879 K*> 07 A A in 3*5 WMJ-S Qt \f 9 V 1*5 1881 KG 7 E *>*> 3* ftV 9 O 12 1873 54 SHEKFSGHAM — — — - . 36 0 9 0 1*2 1867 yKfyi oi>4* vA 8 OQ A1AU 1868 K£ 8 ft Ow jsilLSUESJjlSY •* ™ *™ "* •" i>-IA4 Ay & 1882 57 HASBOKOUOH — — — — 32 0 7 6 10 1866 58 PAULINO— No, 1 — — — — 37 0 9 0 12 1882 59 No. 2- - - - 40 0 11 e 14 1870 60 WlSTEBTOS — No. 1 — — — 32 0 10 0 12 1878 61 „ No. 2 - - - 86 0 10 6 14 1878 62 CAISTEK — No. 1 — — — - 42 0 11 6 14 1888 63 1 „ No. 2 - - - - 33 7 M) 0 12 1875 ! ii NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, laid before the Annual Meeting on the 15th March 1884, §81 SAME OF BOAT AND BONOB. NAME AMD ABDMSS OF HONORARY SECBItTABt. Albert Victor—Manchester Branch . . . B. G. Sinclair, Esq., Berwick-on-Tweed. Grace DarUnff—^h® late Lady Watson. . | Rer. W. W. F. Keeling, Holy Wand, Seal, E.S.O. Bombay—The late Mr, 3. G., and Mrs. Frith *Ja!m and Betty Ciittett—The late Mr. CutteU George HntcMnson, Esq., Bamburgh Castle, Belford. Joseph A.nsiiee—The late Mrs. Aiistice . . Capt. A. Marshall, N. Saaderland, Chathill. Mofatt Hood of Nottingham—Nottingham . Eev. it. 3. Stephens, M.A., Long Hoaghton Vicarage, Lesbury, R.S.O. John AtKnson—Miss Wardell .... H. Smith, Esq., AInjnonth, R.S.O., Northumberland. Algernon $ Eleanor—Her Grace the Dowager Ber. James Fairbrother, Amble, Acklington. jDuehess i>f Northumberland. 9 Old Potter—Thos. Hacfcwood, Esq. , . . Rey. B. E. Taylor, Cresswell Vicarage, Morpeth. 10 W. Hojikimon, of Sriffkouee—Thfi late Miss Eer. Edward Shortt, M.A., Woodhorn Viearage, Hopkinson. Morpeth, 11 Salford—Manchester Branch ..... •Mr. James Ross, Jun., Blyth, Korthumberland. 12 Tern, and Marion—Mr. & Mra. T. Jones Gibb 13 Palmerston—Peter Reid, Esq Major Adamson, Cullereoats, Sewcastle-on-Tyiie. 14 * Charles JXUm—Gvnl Service Ho, 2 Fund . • P. J. Messent, Esq, C.E., Tynemouth, Horth Shields. 15 Forester—A. O. of Foresters ..... 16 *Wiltiam and Charles—A. Lady .... W, H. Williamsoti, Esq., WMtburn, nr. Sunderland. 17 Good Templar—That Life-boat Fund 18 Mary—Miss Beckett's Legacy . . J". C. Porrett, "Esq,, 52 West Sunnyside, Sunderland. 19 Florence Nightingale—Town of Derby 20 John Faulstoii—The late Mrs, Fonlston [B.S.O. 21 Sisters Carter, of flarrogate—Misses Carter William Warham, Esq., Londonderry Offices, Seahaoi, 22 Charles Mather—Mrs. Annie Mather 23 Charles Ingleby—Trust Fund, per S. Herbert Belk, Esq., Hartlepooi. Wragge, Esq...... Alfred Belk, Esq., Hartlepooi. 24 John Clay Barlow—Miss Barlow. ... 2d Modulate—Collected in Rochdale. ...I\C. A. Baker, Esq., Borfb. Eastern Railway, West 26 Forettert' Pride—A. O. of Foresters. . . '' Hartlepooi, 27 Job Hindley—'fbe late Mr. Hindley, per Rev. John Lawson, M,A.sSeaton Carew,Wcst Hartlepooi. Manchester Bntneh, 28 Crossley—Messrs. J, Crosslev and Sons . . Mr. James Harris, Pilot Master,MMdlesbrough-on-Tee8. 29 Bwtoti-en- Trent—Towa of Bnrton-on-Trent J. M. Meek, Esq., Chatham, Redcar. 80 Charles and Ann—Mrs. Townend, per Man- Mr. T. G, Pearson, Saltbura-fay-the-Se*. chester Branch. 31 Ifaanah Somerset—Mrs. Tates' Legacy . . [ Dr. 3, V. La-wrick, Hinderwell, Staittes. 32 Margaret and Edward—A Lady .... |j 33 Joseph Sykes—Mrs. A. E, Sykes' Legacy . 34 *Bobert and Mary Ellis—Mrs. M. A. Ellfs . IE. W. Chapman, Esq., Whitby, 35 Harriott FerteafJi—Laie Mrs. Forteath . JMr, Robert Gibson, Harbour Master, Whitby. 36 Ephraim and Hannah Ftxe—Mr. and Mra. j> Kev, R. Jermyn Cooper, Fylingdales Vicarage, Whitby, Fox's Children 37 if John Stephenson, Esq., Scarborough. Lady Lelgk—Warwickshire Freemasons . t A. E. Hick, Esq., St. Thomas Street, Scarborough, 38 Hollon—Mr. and Mrs. Holloa..... W. Hankes, Esq., Filey, R.S.O., Yorkshire. 39 Gertrude—Legacy of John Beckett, Esq. . | Rev. J. P. Wilkinson, M.A., Flamborongh, Hull. 40 Matthew Middleteood—G. Middle-wood, Esq. 41 John Abbott—Mr. Abbott's Legacy ... Alfred West, Esq., Garrison St., Bridlington Quay, 42 1*'Elba and Margaret of Settle—Settle Fond . Mr. George Milner, 5 Swiss Terrace, Hornsea, near Hull. 43 i Admiral Jfow—That Life-boat Fond . . Horatio H. Ayre, I5sq., Withernsea, near Hall. 44 ( Manchester Unity—I, O. of Odd Fel».(M.0.) Capt. Thomas Jewitt, Grimsby. 45 \*&ickurd—Miss JDixon ...... Mr. Gilbert Houiden, Sorth Somereotes, Grimsbj'. 46 HvyvMod—A. P. HeYWOod-Lcssdale, Esq. . 47 Caroline—IS. R, }Lieut. E. J, V. Pritchard, R.S"., Coastg., Mablethorpe, 48 Laitd-ieer—Miss Landseer...... R. Bradshaw, Esq., Hogsthorpe, Alford. [Alford. "C. F. Grantham, Esq., Ske.gBes», B.S.O., Lineolnshire. Herbert Ingram—Mr. Ingrain's Friends. . Mr. W. H. Colbeck, Ch, Officer, C*. G"., Skegneas, R.S.O., Lincolnshire. lAeemed Vietaaller—Licensed Yictnallers . .pt. G. H. Noel, E.N., Hanstaaton, Norfolk, [Lynn. Lily Bird—Samuel Bird, Esq. .... Eev. E. K, Kerdake, M.A., Deepdale Rectory, King's CkaHotts Nicholh—Miss Nicholls' Legacy . E. B. Loynes, Esq., Wells, Norfolk. SeStie—A Friend at Bradford. . . ." . Rev. S. H. Tillard, M.A., Blakeney, Dereham. Dttncan—Mrs. Eraser Rev. Lethbridge Meore, Sheringham, Cromer. Benjamin Bond CaKell.—Late Mr. Cabbell. W. G. Saadferd, Esq., Cromer. J, M. Elliott—Km, J. H. Elliott.... G. Gordon, Esq., Mundesley, North Walsham, Norfolk. (Wm. Wenn, Esq., Junr., WMcot Hall, Stalham, Hfuldertfield—HuddersfieM i\ Horwich, ffeyland—That Memorial Fund ...I Mr. E. .French, Chief Officer Rev. Wm, Green, M.A,, Winterton, Great Yarmouth. ffmtand— Late Mrs, Davis Cavent Garden—That Life-boat Fund . , | Rev. E. G. H. Murrell, Caister, Great Yarmouth, Godsend—Lady Bourchier ...... * This Life-boat is endowed. 262 STATEMENT Of THE SEVERAL LIFE-BOATS BELONGING TO OK IN CONNECTION Sow of Whea Ho. STATION. LeagtH. Breadth. Staturaod Oars, or Name & Ft. In. Ft to. 64 28 0 9 0 10 1875 65 SUFFOLK. - - - GORLESTOH— No. 1 - - - - 42 3 11 9 12 1883 66 „ No. 2- - - - 30 0 10 0 10 1870 67 LOWKSTOFT — — — — — 44 0 12 3 14 1876 68 PAB.EMKLD— So. 1— — — — 46 3 12 0 14 1872 j 69 Ho, 2- - - - 30 0 9 0 12 1871 \ 70 KESSISQLASD— Iso. 1 — — — 42 0 12 0 14 1870 n No, 2 - - - 82 0 10 0 12 1879 72 SOCTHWOLD — NO. 1 — — — 40 0 11 6 12 1856 73 JSTe.2 - - - 30 0 8 11 12 1882 74 IWNWIOH 80 0 7 8 8 1873 75 37 0 9 4 12 1873 76 AliDBOKOWOH — — — — — 40 0 10 6 12 1870 77 46 0 11 0 12 1881 78 CLACTOH-OH-SEA - - - - •37 0 9 0 12 1884 79 25 0 7 8 8 1879 80 KENT - — - - MARGATE ------87 0 9 0 12 1883 t 81 28 0 7 3 8 1880 82 36 0 9 2 12 1888 83 RAMSSAXE — — — — — 44 0 11 1 12 1877 84 40 0 10 0 12 1«81 ! 85 WALMKR 36 0 9 4 12 1871 86 36 0 9 0 12 1882 87 DOVER — — -. — — - 35 0 9 0 10 1878 88 35 0 9 0 10 1876 89 NEW ROMSKY - - - - - 82 0 7 6 10 1871 90 L.YB1}, 0UK6XKESS — — — — 33 0 7 9 10 1874 91 SUSSEX - - - BYE ------34 0 7 9 10 1881 92 WllFCHELSBA ----- 34 0 7 9 10 1888 93 34 0 8 8 ' 10 1880 94 EASTBOUBNE — — — — — 84 0 8 8 10 1880 98 37 0 9 0 12 1881 06 BBMHTOK — — — — — — 32 0 7 8 10 1867-74 97 SHORBHAM — — — — — 33 0 8 I 10 188S 98 WOBTBISa — — — — — 82 0 1 6 10 1880 99 82 0 7 6 10 1865 100 CHICHESTER HABBOKR — — — 32 0 7 5 10 1873 101 HAMPSHIRE - - HAYLISO ISLAHO - - - - 32 0 7 5 10 1865 102 ISLE OF WIGHT - BEMEEIOGK - - - - - 32 0 7 7 10 1867 103 BKIGBSTONE GRANGE - - - 34 0 8 0 10 1880 104 32 0. 7 6 10 1867 106 ALDEBHEY - - ST. AJCMS --____ 83 0 8 6 10 1869 106 82 0 7 8 10 1875 107 34 0 8 3 10 1880 108 SWAMAGE ------35 0 9 0 10 1875 109 KlSIEEIBGE - — — — — 32 0 7 6 10 1881 110 WEYMOUTH — — — — — 33 0 8 6 10 1869 111 33 0 8 0 10 1866 112 33 0 8 6 10 18fi9 113 34 0 7 6 10 1884 114 T^f^S™ TH 32 0 7 4 10 1880 Hi TORQUAY ------33 0 8 6 10 1876 lie 34 0 8 6 10 1866 117 DABTMOTJTH — — — — — 38 0 8 8 10 1878 118 33 0 8 g 10 1869 119 HOPB COVE — — — — - 35 0 9 0 10 1878 120 YEAJLM EIVKK - - - , - , - 85 0 9 0 10 1878 121 34 0 7 9 10 1873 WITH THE NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, &e.—continued. 263 NAME OF BOAT AND DONOB. NAME AND ADDRESS OF HONORARY SttCEKTARV. 64 Abraham Thomas—M. B. Walter Diver, Esq., 1 Regent Road, Great Yarmouth. 65 66 Mr. J. S. Dawson, Gorleston, Great Yarmouth. 67 Samuel PKmsoll—Plimsoll Life-boat Funds !?. Preston, Esq., Lowestoft. 68 The Two Sisters, Mart/ and Hannah—Th * This Life-boat is endowed. 264 STATEMENT or THE SEVERAL LIFE-BOATS BELONGING TO OK IN CONNECTION When No. STATION. Length. Breadth. No. of Stationed Oars. or Named. Ft In. Ft. In. 122 CORNWALL- - - LOOE------34 0 8 0 10 1882 123 lOWEY ------32 0 7 5 10 1879 124 33 0 8 1 10 1869 125 33 0 8 1 10 1870 126 FALMOUTH — - — — — 33 0 8 6 10 1867 127 PORTHOUSTOCK - - - - 33 0 8 0 10 1869 128 CADGWITH — — - — — 33 0 8 1 10 1878 30 0 10 1873 129 ED 7 2 130 M 33 0 8 6 10 1867 131 POKTHLEVEN — — - - — 34 0 7 9 10 1882 132 PENZANCE — — — — - 34 0 8 0 10 1884 133 SENNEN COVE — — — - 34 0 8 3 10 1880 134 37 0 9 0 12 1874 135 CORNWALL- - - ST. IVES ------32 0 7 6 10 1878 136 SAYL5 32 0 7 6 10 1866 137 33 0 8 1 10 1873 138 34 0 8 0 10 1883 139 32 0 7 7 10 1869 140 33 0 8 0 10 1863 141 33 0 8 1 10 1881 142 APPLEDORE — No. 1 - - - 34 0 7 1 12 1862 143 No. 2 - - - 30 0 6 7 6 1875 144 JBRAUNTON 34 0 8 1 10 1881 145 MORTE J5AY 33 0 7 11 10 1871 146 32 0 7 6 10 1866 147 T^T? C°TH 30 0 7 7 8 1869 148 33 0 8 6 10 1884 149 32 0 7 5 10 1866 150 WESTON SUPEK MAKE - - 25 0 7 3 8 1882 SOUTH WALES. 151 37 0 8 0 12 1881 152 32 0 7 9 10 1872 153 34 0 8 3 10 1883 154 32 0 7 6 10 1871 155 CARMARTHEN BAY — — _ 32 0 7 6 10 1879 156 33 0 8 0 10 1877 157 33 0 8 6 10 1868 158 LlTTLEHAVEN, ST. BRIDE'S — 33 0 8 2 10 1882 159 33 0 8 1 10 1869 160 32 0 7 6 10 1869 161 FlSHGUARD —No . 1 — — — 30 0 6 8 6 1863 162 „ No. 2 - - - 36 0 8 3 12 1878 163 34 0 10 1883 8 0 164 NEWQUAY — — - — - 35 0 8 0 12 1864 165 ABERYSTWITH — — — — 35 0 9 0 10 1881 NORTH WALES. 166 32 0 7 4 10 1865 167 34 0 8' 4 10 1867 168 34 0 8 0 10 1882 169 ABERSOCH — — — — - 33 0 8 1 10 1869 170 PORTHDINLLAEN — — — - 37 0 9 0 12 1877 171 LLANAELHAIARS — — — - 37 0 8 0 12 1883 172 ANGLESEY - - - LLANDDWYN - - - - - 32 0 7 6 10 1866 173 RHOSNEIGIR — — — "_'_' 30 0 7 6 10 1872 174 RHOSCOLYN - — — — — 33 0 8 0 10 1878 WITH THE NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, &c'.—continued. 265 NAME OF BOAT AND DONOE. NAME AND ADDRESS OF HONOBAEY SECEETABY. -Boys' Own No. 1—That Life-boat Fund . R. Thomas, Esq., Looe, R.S.O., Cornwall. [Cornwall. Arthur Hill—Arthur Hill, Esq W. E. Geach, Esq., Penellick, Par Station, R.S.O., South Warwickshire—Collected by Sir R. N. Capt. J. Ball Farran, Mevagissey, St. Austell. Hamilton, Bt. Gorfenkle—Legacy of J. Gorfeukle, Esq. . Rev. S. W. E. Bird, Veryan, Grampound Road. City of Gloucester—Gloucester City . . . T. R. Grylls, Esq., Falmouth. Mary Ann Story—Mrs. Story's Legacy . . Mr. £. P. Roskruge, St. Keverne, Helston. Joseph Armstrong—That Life-boat Fund . Rev. C. H. G. Vivian, Ruan Minor, R.S.O., Cornwall. Anna Maria.—The late Lord Robartes . Rev. P. Vyvyan Robinson, The Lizard, Cornwall. Daniel J. Draper—Wesleyan Methodists . Mr. John H.Shephard, Mullion,Cury Cross Lanes,R.S.O., 'Charles Henry Wright—Mrs. Wright's Legacy J. P. Thomas, Esq., Porthleven, Helston. [Cornwall. Dora—Henry M. Harvey, Esq >Fredk. C. Mathews, Esq., Dock Office, Penzance. Denzil and Maria Onslow—Miss Ouslow 34 *Henry Dundas—Mrs. Dundaa Drummond's Mr. E. J. Bluett, Scilly, R.S.O., Cornwall. Legacy. Exetei—Mr. W. Kendall's Legacy . . W. T. Tresidder, Esq., St. Ives, R.S.O., Cornwall. Isis—Oxford University ..;... John Poole, Esq., Riviere, Hayle. Pendock Neale—Late Miss Neale and Misa Capt. W. Thomas, New Quay, R.S.O., Cornwall. Herring. Arab—R. A. B. Preston, Esq Capt. Key, Padstow, R.S.O., Cornwall. *Richard and Sarah — The late Richard Rev. J. Lock, Port Isaac, Wadebridge, R.S.O. Thornton West, Esq., and Mrs. West. Elizabeth Moore Garden—Family of the late Wm. Rowe, Esq., Stratton, " North Devon Mail/' R. T. Garden, Esq. Graham Hughes—The late Mrs. Hughes . Mr. J. Bumby, Chief Officer C'. G"., Clovelly, Bideford. ,Rev. I. H. 6osset, M.A., The Priory, Westward Ho! Hope—The late Rev. F. W. Hope . . . ! Bideford. Mary Ann—The late Mrs. M. A. Walker . (Mr. W. Nicol, Appledore, R.S.O., Devon. Robert and Catherine—Miss Leicester . Mr. H. C. Guppy, National Provincial Bank, Barnstaple. Grace Woodbury—Mr. Robt. Atton's Legacy >J. G. Naish, Esq., Runnacleave, Ilfracombe. Broadwatei—Late R. Broadwater, Esq. Henry—A Lady Mr. John Crook, Valley of Rocks Hotel, Lyuton, Barn- staple. W. H. G. Kingston—" Union Jack " Life- R. J. Gimblett, Esq., Williton, Taunton. boat Fund. [Bridgewater. Cheltenham—Town of Cheltenham . . . John Compson, Esq., 1 Beach Terrace, Burnham, near William James Holt—Late Col. Holt and W. E. Hillier, Esq., Somersetshire Bank, Weston- Mrs. Syines. super-Mare. [Cardiff. 151 Joseph Denman—Hon. Mrs. Joseph Denman Capt. Pengelley, H.M.I.N., Dock Master, Penarth, 152 Chafyn Grove—Miss J. E. Chafyn Grove . Rev. W. Jones, Newton Nottage, Bridgend. 153 Wolverhampton—Town of Wolverhampton. T. W. Islay Young, Esq., Caehir, West Cross, near 154 Stantvn Meyrick, of Pimlico—His Legacy . Gerard Elkington, Esq., Pembrey, Llanelly. [Swansea. 165 City ofManchestet—Manchester Branch John Risley, Esq., Brondeg, Ferryside, R.S.O. 156 Carolina Morris's Divine Jiesctte — Mrs. J. R. Rowlands, Esq., Nat. Provincial Bank, Tenby. Morris's Legacy. 157 Katharine—Titus Salt, Esq Henry Pattison, Esq., Collector H.M. Customs, Milford. Friend—Mr. Corker's Legacy Capt.Gold wyer, Littlehaven, R.S.O., Pembrokeshire. Charles and Margaret Mgerton—Widow of Samson T.Williams, Esq., Solva, R.S.O., Pembrokeshire. Capt. Egerton, R.N. [Pembrokeshire. 160 Augusta—Earl of Dartmouth and Tenantry W. Peregrine Propert, Esq., LL.D., St. David's, R.S.O., 61 Sir Edward Perrott—R. N. L. B. Institution •Mr. W. Vaughan, Fishguard, R.S.O., Pembrokeshire. 162 Helen, of Foxley—Miss Harrison's Legacy . 163 Lizzie and Charles Leigh Clare—Mrs. Leigh Mr. William Joseph, 20 Quay Street, Cardigan. Clare, per Manchester Branch. Nelson—A Lady ...... Capt. David James, 2 High Terrace, New Quay, Llandys- Lady Haberfield—Her Legacy . . .« . Rev. J. Williams, Bridge Street, Aberystwith. [sil. [North Wales. Royal Berkshire—Berkshire Dr. F. H. V. Groaholz, Pier House, Aberdovey, R.S.O., Ellen—" E. P. S." Mr. G. Griffiths, 2 St. Ann's Square, Barmouth, R.S.O. John Ashbury—James Ashbury, Esq., per D. Homfray, Esq., Portmadoc, R.S.O., Carnarvonshire. Manchester Branch. Mabel Louisa—Late R. Barnes, Esq., per Manchester Branch \ Rev. O. Lloyd Williams, Bodfean, Pwllheli. George Moore—That Life-Boat Fund . . Cyprian—Mrs. Noble Mr. Joseph S. harpe, Yr Eifl Quarry, Trevor, Carnarvon. John Gray Bell—H. W., Manchester Branch John Jackson, Esq., Harbour Office, Carnarvon. Thomas Lingham—Mrs. Ling-ham . . . Mr. J. W. Huws, Brynteg, Llanfaelog, Holyhead. "Ramon Cabrera—The Countess de Morella . Colonel Marshall, Towyn Lodge, Holyhead. [ Continued. * This Life-boat is endowed. 266 STATEMENT OF THE SEVERAL LIFE-BOATS BELONGING TO OR IN CONNECTION Whec No. STATION. Length. Breadth. No. of Stationed Oars. or Named. Ft. to. Ft in. 175 ANGLESEY - - - HOLYHEAD - - - - - 37 0 9 1 12 1875 176 CEMLYN — — — — — — 32 0 7 6 10 1877 177 CEMAES — — — — — — 32 0 7 6 10 1881 178 BULL BAY - - - - - 32 0 7 7 10 1868 179 MOELFKE— - — — — — 32 0 7 5 10 1874 180 PENSION — — — — — — 34 0 8 0 10 1880 181 CARNARVONSHIRE OKME'S HEAD - - - - 33 0 8 7 10 1867 182 DENBIGHSHIRE - LLANDDULAS ----- 33 0 8 6 10 1868 183 FLINTSHIRE - - RHYL (TUBULAR) - - - - 32 0 8 4 12 1856 184 „ No. 2 - - - - - 33 0 8 6 10 1878 185 CHESHIRE - - - NEW BRIGHTON, No. 1 (TUBULAR) 45 0 10 2 14 1876 186 „ No. 2 (Ditto) - 40 0 8 10 12 1878 187 LANCASHIRE - - SOUTHPORT ------34 0 8 6 10 1874 188 LYTHAM — — — — — — 33 0 8 0 10 1878 189 ST. ASNE'S - - - - - 34 0 8 3 10 1881 190 BLACKPOOL — — — — — 33 0 8 0 10 1864 191 FLEETWOOD — — — — — 34 0 8 6 10 , 1879 192 36 0 8 1 12 1878 193 CUMBERLAND - - SEASCALE _____ 32 0 7 9 10 1875 194 WHITEHAVEN- — — — - 33 0 8 0 10 1866 195 MAKYPORT - - - - - 32 0 7 4 10 1865 196 SILLOTH ------32 0 7 6 10 1867 197 ISLE OF MAN - - RAMSEY ------33 0 8 6 10 1868 198 DOUGLAS No. 1 - - - - 32 0 7 6 10 1868 199 ,, No.2 - - - - 35 0 9 0 10 1874 200 CASTLETOWN — — — — — 32 0 7 6 10 1865 201 32 0 7 6 10 1883 SCOTLAUD. 202 KIRKCUDBRIGHT - KIRKCUDBRIGHT - - - - 32 0 7 6 10 1879 203 WIGTOWNSHIRE - WHITHORN ----- 33 0 8 6 10 1869 204 PORT LOGAN — — — — — 30 0 7 1 10 1866 205 PORT PATRICK — — — — 37 0 8 6 12 1877 206 33 0 8 1 10 1871 on n 207 o^ u 7t O^ 10 n 1882 208 AYR —- — — - — _ 32 0 7 5 10 1867 04) fl O 209 06 U 7 O 10 1871 210 IRVINTR E 33 0 7 6 10 1874 211 ARDROSSAN — — - - — 34 0 8 3 10 1880 212 ISLE OF ARRAN - KILDONAN - - - - - 32 0 7 6 10 1881 213 ARGYLLSHIRE - - CAMPBELTOWN - - - - 32 0 7 6 10 1876 214 SOUTHEND - - - - - 32 0 7 6 10 1869 215 ORKNEYS - - - STROMNESS - - - - - 33 0 8 0 10 1867 216 LONGHOPE — - - - - 37 0 9 2 12 1874 217 CAITHNESS-SHIRE - THURSO ------33 0 8 0 10 1871 91 o Q £iO oQ/li Uft 8 O 10 1877 . on f\ 811 219 A OU U U 8 1878 220 NAIRNSHIRE - - MORAY FIRTH - - - - 34 0 8 3 10 1878 221 32 0 7 6 10 1866 OQ f\ 1 222 BANFFSHIRE - - BUCKIE — — oo U 8 1 10 1871 223 ±>ANFF 32 0 7 6 10 1870 224 ABERDEENSHIRE - FRASERBURGH - - - - 34 0 8 3 10 1880 WITH THE NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, &c.—continued. 267 NAME OF BOAT AND DONOR. NAME AND ADDRESS OF HONORARY SECRETARY. 175 *Thomas Fielden—Samuel, John, and Joshua William P. Elliott, Esq., Holyhead. Fielden, Esqrs. 176 Good Shepherd—Loyal Order of Ancient Mr. W. Williams, Frouddu, near Cemaes, Amlwch Shepherds. R.S.O., Anglesey. 177 Ashtonian—The late George Heginbottom, Rev. T. Lloyd Kvffin. Llanbadrig Vicarage, Amhvch Esq. R.S.O., Anglese'y. 178 Eleanor—A Lady in Wales T. F. Evans, Esq., Amlwch, R.S.O., Anglesey. |179 Lady Vivian—Her collection Rev. J. Williams, Llanallgo, Pentraeth, Anglesey. 180 *Christopher Brown—Settle fund .... William Preston, Esq., Vaynol, Bangor, N. Wales. 181 Sisters' Memorial—Two Sisters .... G. F. Felton, Esq., Mostyu Estate Office, Llandudno. 182 Henry Nixson, No. 2—The late Henry Nix- J. P. Faichney, Esq., Llanddulas, Abergele, R.S.O., son, Esq., per Manchester Branch. Denbighshire. 183 Morgan—Miss Ellen Hodgson . . . . 184 Jane Dalton—" D." 1 Mr. Robert Hughes, Ehyl, North Wales. 185 Willie and Arthur—Joseph Leather, Esq. . Charles H. Beloe, Esq., 13 Harrington Street, Liverpool. 186 Stuart Hay—Messrs. John Hay & Co. . John L. C. Hamilton, Esq., New Brighton, Birkenhead. 187 Eliza Fernjey—Mr. Fernley's Legacy . J. A. Robinson, Esq., Southport. 188 Charles Biggs—Miss Biggs's Legacy John Edmondson, Esq., Lytham, Preston. 189 Laura Janet—Jas. Chadwick, Esq. . W. A. Lloyd, Esq., Lytham, Preston. 190 Robert William—Mrs. and Miss Hopkins . A. M. Vieiier, Esq., Blackpool. [Fleetwood. 191 Child of Hale—Colonel W. B John Pickering, Esq., Preston Banking Company 192 William, Birkett—Mr. Birkett's Legacy . . Capt. E. P. Stokes, Barrow-in-Furness, Lancashire. 193 William Tomlinson—Misses Tomlinson . Mr. John Landsbrough, Seascale, Cumberland. 194 Elizabeth—Miss Leicester W. J. Tyson, Esq., 22 Lowther Street, Whitehaveu. 195 Henry Nixson, No. 1—The late H. Nixson, Capt. Penrice, King Street, Maryport. Esq., per Manchester Branch. 196 Mary Louisa—Miss Browne's Legacy . • John Stronach, Esq., Silloth, R.S.O., Cumberland. 197 Two Sisters—J. Ryder, Esq., per Manches- E. C. Kerr, Esq., Bank, Ramsey, Isle of Man. ter Branch. 198 Manchester and Salford Sunday Schools— per Manchester Branch Thos. Bawden, Esq., North Quay, Douglas, Isle of 199 John Turner-Turner—Mrs. Turner-Turner 1 Man. and Family 200 Commercial Traveller G. IT. Quayle, Esq., Castletown, Isle of Man. 201 Ann and Mary of Manchester—Mr. Roberts' Mr. George L. Trustrum, Port Erin, Isle of Man. Legacy. 202 Macl-ie—Dr. Mackie's Bequest .... James M'Muldrow, Esq., Kirkcudbright. 203 Charlie Pee/c—A Lady. Alex. Macfie, Esq., Clydesdale Bank, Whithorn, R.S.O., Wigtownshire. 204 *Edinburgh and R. M. Ballantyne—Edin- Quintiu Cochrane, Esq., Port Logan, R.S.O., Wigtown- burgh Workpeople, and Edinburgh Ladies' shire. Endowment Fund. f Wigtownshire. :205 Civil Service, No. 3—Civil Service Fund . David A. M'Clew, Esq., Dim-in, Port Patrick, R.S.O., 206 * William and Harriot—Mrs. Richardson's Mr. James Cowper, Kintyre View, Ballantrae, Girvan. Legacy. 207 Sir Home Popham—Mrs. Popham'sLegacy. Wm. Forsyth, Esq., Girvan. 208 Glasgow Workman—Glasgow Workpeople . John Pollock, Esq., Town Clerk's Office, Ayr. 209 Mary Sinclair—Mrs. Sinclair .... Alexander Wyllie, Esq., Troon. 210 Isabella Frew—William Somerville, Esq. . James Dickie, Esq., Council Chambers, Irvine. (John Craig, Esq., Ardrossan. 211 Fair Maid of Perth—Peter Reid, Esq. . . \R. L. Alpine, Esq., Ardrossan. 212 Emily Dewar—Mrs. Dewar's Legacy '. Patrick Murray, Esq., Brodick, R.S.O., Isle of Arran. •213 Princess Louise—Life-boat Fund . . R. J. Graham, Esq., Royal Bank, Campbeltown. 214 'John R. Ker—Robert Ker, Esq 215 Sahaire—The late Sir Titus Salt, Bart. Capt. G. Bilton, Stromness, S.O., Orkney. [Orkney. 216 Dickinson Edleston—Late D. Edleston, Esq. Edward E. Corrigall, Esq., Longhope, Stromness,. S.O., •217 Charley Lloyd—Mr. Lloyd's Legacy J. Coghill, Esq., Thurso. 218 W. M. C.—"X. Y. Z." Dr. David L. Anderson, Huna-by-Tif ick. 219 George and Isabella—Miss Bower . G. M. Sutherland, Esq., Bridge Street, Wick. 220 Cauljkld and Ann—Mr. Williams' Legacy . H. T. Donaldson, Esq., Nairn. .-,-,. . 221 Bristol Sf CK/Jon—Bristol Histrionic Club . Mr. John Ferguson, Harbour Master, Lossiemouth, !222 James Sturm—Mr. Sturm's Legacy . Mr. John Wilson, Buckie, Fochabers. 223 John and Sarah—J. E. Lightfoot, Esq. James Watt, Esq., National Bank of Scotland, Banff. 224 Cosmo $ Charles—Capt. Gordon .... Andrew Tarras, Esq., Towns House, Fraserburgh. [ Continued. * This Life-boat is endowed. E 2 268 STATEMENT of THE SEVERAL LIFE-BOATS BELONGING TO OB IN CONNECTION When No. STATION. Ijength. Breadth. No. of Stationed Oars. or. Named. Ft. In. Ft. In. 225 ABERDEENSHIRE - WHITELINK BAY - - - - 33 0 8 6 10 1878 226 PETERHEAD - - - - - 33 0 8 1 10 1865 227 PORT ERROLL — — — - 33 0 8 6 10 1877 228 NEWBURGH — — — — - 30 0 8 0 8 1877 229 33 0 8 6 10 1874 230 GOURDON — - — — — 33 0 8 Q 10 1878 231 FORFAR- - - - MONTKOSE— No. 1- - - - 33 0 8 6 10 1869 232 No. 2- - - - 30 0 8 0 8 1874 233 ARBROATH — — — — - 32 0 7 6 10 1866 234 BUDDON NESS 1 „ f 33 0 8 6 10 1870 235 BROUGHTY FERKY } DUNDEE j 33 0 8 6 10 1876 236 FIFESHIRE - - - ST. ANDREW'S - - - - 33 0 8 0 10 1873 237 32 0 7 4 10 1865 238 HADDINGTONSHIRE NORTH BERWICK - - - - 30 0 7 7 10 1871 239 33 0 8 0 10 1865 240 30 0 8 0 8 1876 IRELAND. 241 Co. LONDONDERRY- GKEESCASTLE - - - - 33 0 8 0 10 1880 242 32 0 7 6 10 1876 243 32 0 7 6 10 1867 244 BALLYWALTER — — - — 82 0 7 6 10 1866 245 TYRELLA - - - - - 30 0 8 0 8 1875 246 NEWCASTLE - — — — — 34 0 8 0 10 1881 247 LOUTH - - - DUNDALK No. 1.— GILES' QUAY 34 0 8 3 10 1880 248 „ No. 2. —BLACKROCK - 32 0 7 6 10 1867 249 DROGHEDA— No. 1 — — — 34 0 7 6 10 1879 250 No. 2 - - - 32 0 7 6 10 1872 251 32 0 7 6 10 1882 252 SKERRIES — — — — — 33 0 8 6 10 1873 253 33 0 8 0 10 1872 254 34 0 8 0 10 1881 255 KINGSTOWN - - - - - 37 0 8 6 12 1879 256 GREYSTONES - - - - - 33 0 8 0 10 1872 257 33 0 8 0 10 1866 258 37 0 9 0 12 1873 259 WEXFORD - - COIIRTOWN - - - - - 36 0 8 4 12 1876 260 34 0 8 0 10 1879 261 WEXFOED — No. 1 - - - - 40 0 10 6 12 1871 262 „ No. 2- - - - 34 0 8 3 10 1878 263 CARNSORE — - — - - 32 0 7 4 10 1874 264 33 0 8 6 10 1869 265 WATERFORD — TRAMORE _____ 34 0 8 0 10 1880 266 32 0 7 7 10 1871 267 ARDMORE _____ 34 0 8 0 10 1880 268 32 0 7 6 10 1867 269 BALLYCOTTON _ — — - 34 0 8 0 10 1880 2/0 QUEENSTOWN - - - - - 34 0 8 0 10 1866 271 COURTMACSHEBRY _ - _ 32 0 7 6 10 1867 272 KERRY — — — VALENTIA — — - - — 32 0 7 4 10 1880 273 TRALEE BAY _ _ - - - 34 0 8 3 10 1879 274 37 0 8 0 12 1883 NOTE.—Th e Life-boat builders of the Institution are Messrs. Woolfe and Son, WITH THE NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, &c.— continued. 269 No. NAHE OF BOAT AND DONOll. NAME AND ADDRESS OF HONORABY 8ECBETABY. 225 Robert Adamson — Miss Adamson .... Mr. A. J.Birnie, Cairndeuity, Inverallochy, by Lonmay, 226 People's Journal — No. 1 — Subscribers to William Boyd, Esq., F.R.S.E., Peterhead. [Aberdeen. Dundee " People's Journal." 227 Peep-o'-day — "A Scot Abroad" . . . . Mr. James Boddie, Pathhead, Cruden, Ellon, N.B. 228 Alexander Charles, and William Aird — Miss Mr. P. Murray, Newburgh-by-A'oerdeen. Birtwhistle's Legacy. 229 David Carr, Esq., Stonehaven. 230 Young George Mam — Mr. Irlam's Legacy . Rev. John Brown, Bervie, Fordoun. 231 Mincing Lane —Merchant s of Mincing Lane klames Warrack, Esq., Montrose. 232 233 People's Journal — No. 2 — Subscribers to William Cargill, Esq., Arbroath. Dundee " People's Journal." 234 May " D " James Hunter, jun., Esq., 69 Reform Street, Dundee. 235 English Mechanic — Life-boat Fund . . . 236 Ladies' Own — Miss Smithers' Life-boat Fund Andrew Bennett, Esq., St. Andrew's. 237 Admiral FitzRoy—A. Lady (H. H.) . . . H. B. Mackintosh, Esq., Austruther. 238 Freemason — Freemasons of England . . D. McCulloch, Esq., British Linen Co., North Berwick. 239 Wallace — The late Lady Cuningham-Fairlie G. R. Scott, Esq., Bank, Dunbar. 240 James and Rachel Grindlay —Mr . T. Grind- Andrew Whitlie, Esq., Bank, Eyeinouth, Ayton. lay's Legacy. (Pierce Crosbie, Esq., Greencastle, Moville. 241 Mary Seckwith—fihs. Beckwith's Legacy . [Thomas Lloyd, Esq., Shipquay Street, Londonderry. 242 John Whitaker — Late Mr. Whitaker's Trust V J E Fund, per the late E. Absolom, Esq. {w. E. Ca^:Es'q., J.ph*"*, 'S'°, Co., Antrim. 243 244 Admiral Henry Meyne.ll — Misses Meynell Henry Mulholland, Esq., J.P., Ballywalter, New- Ingram. townards. 245 Memorial — Misses Frances and Kate Peach D. McCann, Esq., Dundrum, Co. Down. 246 Farnley — E. Armitage, Esq., R.A. . . . Mr. W. Hayward, Newcastle, S.O., Co. Down. 247 James Thomas —Mis s Thomas's Legacy J. F. Farrell, Esq., Harbour Office, Dundalk. 248 Stockjmrt Sunday School — Life-boat Fund . 249 Old George Mam, of Liverpool —Mis s Irlam's Mr. N. Halligan, Banktown, Drogheda. 'Tandy Cannon, Esq., Mornington House, Drogheda. 250 John Rutter Charley —Mr . H. F. Chorley's Mr. J. McNamara, Harbour Office, Drogheda. 251 Maid of Annan — Mrs. Langworthy . . . H Balbrig n R s 0 Co Dublin 252 Laura Platt — Mr. Thos. Platt .... {w:l-cH. H. FosterurLtC;1, Esq., Skerries, S.O.^ ,' Co- .- Dublin-' -. - 253 Clara Baku — A Friend, per Miss Baker . Edward Greer, Esq., Evora, Howth, R.S.O., Co. Dublin. 254 Aaron Stark Symes —Mrs . Elizabeth S. Symes Lieut. Helby, R.N., Custom House, Dublin. Capt. the Hon. F. G. Crofton, R.N., Harbour Master, 255 Hector — Late Miss Anderson and Niece . . Kingstown. 2S6 Sarah Tancred — Mr. Tancred's Legacy . . P. Reid, Esq., Glencarrig, Delgany, Greystones. 257 Robert T. Garden— Late R. T. Garden, Esq. S. E. Pirn, Esq., Wicklow. The' Earl of Wicklow, Shelton Abbey, Co. Wicklow. 258 Out-Pensioner — Out-Pensioners . . - . . \Dr. Stopford Halpin, Arklow. [Co. Wexford. 259 Alfred and Ernest —Mancheste r Branch Rev. T. W. Manning, Ardamine Rectory, Courtown, 260 John Brooke —Th e Misses Brooke, per J.I Capt. R. D'Olier George, Cahore, Gorey, Co. Wexford. Richardson, Esq., Q.C ) \Mr. J. S. Sinnott, Cahore, Gorey, Co. Wexford. 261 Ethel Kmleen — J MS IWm. Coghlan, Esq., J.P., Wexford. 262 * Civil Service No. 1 — Civil Service Fund 263 Iris — Mrs. A. M. Burclon E. A. Gibbon, Esq., Rosslare House, Tagoat, Wexford. 264 Richard and Anne — The late Mrs. and Miss Mr. J. McGonagil, Duncannon, Waterford. Warner. 265 Alfred Trower — Henry Trower, Esq., and Edward Jacob, Esq., Ardview, Tramore, Waterford. Friends. 266 Christopher Ludlotu — Dr. Ludlow's Trustees Mr. James W. Shaw, Dungarvan. 267 Mr. Henry Cooper, Ardmore, Youghal. 268 Wm. Beckett of Leeds — A Leeds Gentleman J. W. Pirn, Esq., Youghal. 269 Oliver Goldsmith — That Life-boat Fund T. W. Strangman, Esq., Shanagarry, Midleton. <( 270 Quiver — No. 3 — Quiver " Magazine . . Capt. Usborne, R.N., Harbour Master, Queenstown. 271 City of Dublin — Collected in Dublin . . Capt. Townshend, Courtmacsherry, Bandon. 272 Crosby Leonard — Late Crosby Leonard, Esq. J. A. O'Driscoll, Esq., Valentia, Killarney. 273 Admiral Butcher — R. G. Butcher, Esq. . . Robert McCowen, Esq., Lloyd's Agent, Tralee. 274 Vandeleur — Mr. Vandeleur's Legacy . . W. Magee, Esq., Aranmore, via Stranorlar R.S.O., Co. Donegal. of Shadwell, London, E., and Messrs. Forrestt and Son, of Limehouse, London, E. * This Life-boat is endowed. INDEX TO THE GIFT LIFE-BOATS OF THE ROYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION. ; (The figures refer to the numbers of the Life-boats detailed on the ten preceding Pages.) A. B. S., 120. Derby, collected in, 19. Hooper, Miss, 267. [142. Pickersgill, the late H. W., A Friend, 243. Dewar, the late Mrs., 212. Hope, Rev. F. W., the late, Esq., R. A., 87. A Friend at Bradford, 53. Dixon, Miss. 45. Hopkins, Mrs. and Miss, 190. Platt, Mr. Thomas, 2S2. A Friend, perG. H. Aston,85. Draper, Daniel J., Life-boat Hopkinson, Miss, the late, 10. Plimsoll Life-boat Funds, 67. A Friend.per Miss Baker,2o3. Fund, 130. Hounsfield, Mrs., 76. Popham, Mrs., the late, 207. A Lady, 16. Drummond, Mrs. Dundas,the Hubbard.Hon. Mrs., 121. Preston, R. A. B. Esq., 138. A Lady, 32. late, 134.' Huddersfleld, collected in, 57. " Quiver " Magazine, col- A Lady (H. H.}, 237. Dublin, collected in, 271. Hughes, Mrs., the late, 141. lected from the readers A Lady, per Admiral Fish- Dundee, People's Journal, Hulett, David, Esq., 90. thereof, 73, 80, 270. bourne, C.B, 82. 226, 233. Ingleby, Rev. Chas., the late, Reid, Peter, Esq., 13, 211. A Lady, " in memory of a Durant, Richard, Esq., the per G. P. Wragge, Esq., 23. Richardson, the late Mrs. very dear brother," 147. late, 118. Ingram, Herbert, Esq., M.P., Harriot, 206. A Lady, 164. E. P. S., 167. [204. Friends of the late, 49. Rlmington, Mrs., 112. A.Lady in Wales, 178. Edinburgh Working Men's, Ingram, Misses Meynell, 244. Robartes, Lord, the late, 129. A Lady, per the late N. Edinburgh Ladies' Endow- Ipswich, collected in, 75. Roberts, Richard, Esq., the Griffith, Esq., 203. ment Fund, 204. Irlam,Geo. Esq., the late, 230. late, 201. " A Scot abroad," 227. Edleston Dickinson, Esq., the Irlam, the late Miss, 249. Robertson, Miss, the late, 97. A Townsman of Leeds, 268. late, 216. J. L., the late, 69. Rochdale, collected in, 25. Abbott, the lateJohn,Esq.,41. "English Mechanic" Life- J. M. S., 261. [Fund, 95. Roman Governor of Caer Adamson, Miss, 225. boat Fund, 235. Jewish Scholars' Life-boat Hun, the late, 232. Ancient Shepherds, Loyal Egerton, Capt. C. R.. E.N., Joseph Armstrong Life-boat Rosebery, Lady, 88. Order of (A.U.), 176. widow of, 159. Fund, 128. Rous, Admiral, Life-boat Anderson, Miss, the late, and Elliott, Mrs., 56. Keble, Rev. T., 74. [135. Fund, 43. Niece, 255. Ellis, Mrs., 34. Kendall, W., Esq., the late, Ryder, James, Esq., 197. Anstice, Mrs., the late. 5. Exeter, collected in, 116. Ker, Robert, Esq., 214. St. Michael's, Paddington, Arkcoll, Chas., Esq., 93. Fernley, J., Esq., the late, 187. Ladies' Own Life-boat Fund, Life-boat Fund, 71. Armilage.E., Esq., R.A.,246. Fielden, Samuel, John, and Landseer, Miss, 48. [236. Salt, Sir Titus, Bart., the Ashbury, James, Esq., 168. Joshua, Esqs., 175. Langworthy, Mrs., 251. late, 215. Atton,Rob..Esq., the late,145. Foresters, Ancient Order of, Leaf,Sons&Co.,Messrs., 101. Salt, Titus, Esq., 157. Barlow, Miss, 24. 15, 26. Leather, Jos., Esq., 185. Settle, collected in, 42, 180. Barnes, R., Esq.. the late, 1 69. Forteath, Mrs. Harriott, the Leeds, Town of, presented Sinclair, Mrs., 209. Beckett, Miss, the late, 18. late, 35. in the name of, 268. Sister's Memorial, 181. Beckett.the latejohn, Esq. 39. Foulston, Mrs. Eliza, the Leicester, collected in, 66. Somes, Mrs., 113. Beckwith, the late Mrs., 241. late, 20. [36. Leicester, Miss, 144, 194. Somerville, W. Esq., 210. Berkshire, collected in, 1 66. Fox.Children of Mr.and Mrs., Leonard,C.,Esq., the,late,272. Somerville, Miss, the late, 84. Biggs, Miss, the late, 188. i Fraser, Mrs., 54. Licensed Victuallers, col- South Warwickshire Life- Bird, Samuel, Esq.. 51. ! Freemasons of England, 78, lected from, 50. boat Fund, 124. [late, 91. Birkett, Wm., the late, 192. 119, ,238. [37. Lightfoot, J. E., Esq., 223. Stanford, John, Esq., the Birtwhistle, Miss, the late, Freemasons ofWarwickshtre, Lingham, Mrs., 173. [217. Stockport SundaySchool, 248. Bolton, coll. in, 70 [228. Friends at Manchester, 94, Lloyd, the late Chaa., Esq., Story, the lute Mrs. M. A., 127. Bourcbier, Lady, 63. Frith, J. G., Esq., the late, Lockett, Mrs. & the Misses, Strafford, tbe Earl of, P.C., Bower, Miss, 220. and Mrs. Frith, 3. 106. 105, 110. Boys of England, 79. Garden, the late R. T., Esq., London Sunday Schools, 96. Sturm, the late Jas. Esq., 222. Boy's Own Life-boat Fund, 140, 257. [Mrs., 12. Louise, the Princess, Life- Sykes, the late Mrs. A. E., 33. Bradford, 83. [107, 122.. Gibb, T. Jones, Esq., and boat Fund, 213. Symes, Mrs. Elizabeth S.,254. Bristol-Histrionic Club, 221. Glasgow Workmen's, 208. Lndlow, the late Dr., 266. Tancred.the lateJ.J.Esq..256. " British Workman " Maga- Gloucester, collected in, 126. Mackie, Dr., the late, 202. Tcignmouth Bazaar, 114. zine, collected from the Good Templars, Independent M. B., 64. Thomas, Miss, the late, 247. readers thereof, 69. Order of, 17. Manchester Branch, 1,11, 27, Tomlinson, tbe Misses, 193. Broadwater, Robert,Esq.,the Gordon, Capt., 224. 30, 111, 115, 155, 163, 168, Townend, Mrs., 30. late, and Friends, 146. Gorfenkle, the late Jacob, 169, 172, 182, 195, 197, 198, Trower, Henry, Esq., and Brooke, the Misses, 260. Esq., 125. [late, 240. 259. friends, 265. Browne, Miss, the late, 196. Grindlay, Thomas, Esq., tbe Manchester and Salford Sun- Turner-Turner, Mrs. and Bmndret, Mrs., 115. Grove, Miss J.E. Chafyn, 152. day Schools, 198. Family, 199. Burdon, Mrs. A. M., 263. H. W., Ill, 172. Marten, G., Esq., and Miss " Union Jack " Life-boat Burmester, Miss, 77. Haberfield,Lady,the late, 165. Marten, 104. .Fund, 148. Burton-on-Trent, Coll. in, 29. Hackwood, Thos., Esq., 9. Mather, Mrs. Annie, 22. Vande'eur, Richard, Esq., Butcher, R. G., Esq.. 273. Hallam, the Misses and Mrs. Meyrick,Stanton,thelate,154. the late, 274. Cabbell, B. B., Esq., the late, Margaret Birt, 99. Middlewood, Geo., Esq., 40. Vivian, Lady, coll. by, 179. Carter, Misses, 21. [55. Hargrave, Chas., Esq., the Mincing Lane Merchants,231 . Watson, Lady, the late, 2. Chadwick, Jas., Esq., 189. late, 86. Moore, the late Geo., Esq., W. B., Colonel, 191. Cheltenham, collected in, 149. Hargreaves, Mrs., 117. Life-boat Fund, 170. Walker, the late Mrs. Marv Chorley, the late H. F , Esq., Harris, Mrs. H., the late, 92. Morella, the Countess de, 174. Wardell, Miss, 7. [Ann, 143. 250. Harris, H., Esq., the late, 98. Morris, the late Mrs., 156. Warner, the late Mrs. and Civil Service, 14, 205, 262. Harrison, Miss, the late, 162. N. R., 47. Miss, 264. Clare, Mrs. Leigh, 163. Harvey, Henry M. Esq., 132. Neale, Miss, the late, and Wesleyan Methodists, 130. Coal Exchange, London, Hatton, Mrs. Jane, 89. Miss Herring, 137. West, R. Thornton, Esq., the Members of the, 72. Hay, John, & Co., 186. Nicholls, Miss, the late, 52. late, and Mrs. West, 100, Commercial Travfllers, 200. Heape, Benjamin, Esq., 109. Nixson, the late Henry, Esq., 139. Corker.C. J.Esq. the late, 158. Hearn, Mrs. Henry, 229. 182, 195. Whitaker, the late John, Corn Exchange, Mark Lane, Heginbottom, Geo., Esq., the Noble, Mrs., 171. Esq., per the late E. Members of the, 65. late, 177. Northumberland, The Dow- Absolom, Esq., 242. . Covent Garden Life-boat Heyland Memorial Life-boat ager Duchess of, 8. Wilde, S. J., Esq., for the Fund, 62. Fund, 58. Nottingham, collected in, 6. late Miss M. R. Wilde, 108. Crossley & Sons,Messrs..J.,28. Heywood-Lonsdale, A. P., 1 Odd Fellows (Manchester Williams, Mr. Lloyd, ttie Cuningham-Fairlie, Lady,the Esq., 46. Unity), 44. late, 219. late, 239. Hill, Arthur, Esq., 123. Oliver Goldsmith, the, 269. Wolverhampton.coll.in, 153. Cuttell, J. Esq., the late, 4. Hindley, Job,Mr.,the late, 27. unslow, Miss, 133. Worcester Cadets Life-boat D., 184, 234. Hodgson, Miss Ellen, 183. Out-Pensioners, 258. Fund, 103. Dartmouth, the Earl of, and Hollon, R. W., Esq., and Mrs. Oxford University, 136. [68. Worcester, collected in, 102. Ms Tenantry, 160. Hollon, 38. Parkin, Thos., Esq., the late, Wright, Mrs., the late, 131. Davis, Mrs. Geo., tbe late, 61. Holt, Col., the late, and Mrs. Peach, Misses Frances and X. Y. Z., 218. Deunian, Hon. Mrs. Jos., 151. Symes, 150. Kate, 245. Yates, Mrs., the late, 31. THE EXPENSE op A LIFE-BOAT STATION is £1.000. ITS COST is MADE DP AS FOLLOWS: — Life-boat and her equipment, including Life-belts for the Crew and Transporting-carriage for the Life-boat £650 Total . . .£1,000 The average annual expense of maintaining a Life-boat Station is £70, and the benefactions and contributions of Donors of Life-boats are earnestly solicited in aid of that fund. MAY 1,1884.] THE LIFE-BOAT. 271 GOD HELP OTJB MEN AT SEA. fist of % gjfararba FOR SAVING LIFE FROM WRECKS VOTED BY THE ROYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION TO THE CREWS OF ITS LIFE-BOATS, TO SHORE AND FISHING-BOATS' CREWS, AND TO OTHER PERSONS, FROM THE 1ST JANTJABY TO THE SlST DECEMBER, 1883. Jan. 1.—At about 6 P.M., during a S. she was the Congo, of Cardiff, bound from wind and misty weather, the Cresswell Calcutta to Dundee, with a cargo of jute, fishermen observed signal rockets being tea, &c. sent up. Two of the men ran along the beach and fonnd a steamer on the strand COMMITTEE MEETING, Jan. 4th, 1883. firing rockets and signal guns. The Life- boat Old Potter, stationed at Cresswell, Voted 571. 7s. Gd. to pay the expenses was launched as soon as possible, pro- of the Withernsea, Grimsby, Carnsore, ceeded to the stranded Teasel, and, at the Winchelsea, Seaton Carew, Eye, Irvine, request of the master, remained alongside and Saltburn Life-boats, in assembling in case her services might be required. their crews, or putting off in reply to Ultimately, with the assistance of the signals of distress. Life-boat's crew, the vessel was got afloat: The Eamsgate Life-boat had also been 272 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1884. taken out to the aid of a distressed off fourteen men, and having brought vessel, but her services, were not ulti- them to land, went back once more and mately needed. returned with the remainder of those on board. The wind was blowing a strong breeze from the S.E., accompanied by a Jan. 8.—The smack Spring, of Guern- very high sea, which filled the Life-boat sey, bound from Swansea to Dinan, with twice and broke or damaged several of coal, when near the Land's End, was ob- her oars.—Expense of service, 32?. served to be showing a signal of distress, Jan. 20.—During a gale -of wind from at 1.30 P.M. The Life-boat Denzii and the W.S.W., and an exceedingly rough Maria Onslow stationed at Sennen Cove, sea, the Huna, Caithness-shire Life-boat at once went to her assistance and found W.M.G. was launched, at 1 A.M., to the that she had been run into by a schooner, assistance of the fishing-boat Margaret carrying away her jibboom and part of her Ounn, of Wick, which was in a dangerous stem and causing her to leak very badly. position in the Pentland Firth, being The chief officer of Coast Guard, who had close to tremendous breakers. On reach- gone out in the Life-boat, and two of the ing the vessel it was found that her mast Life-boat men got on board the smack had been broken while she was in the and, having anchored her safely, brought German Ocean, and that she was in a her crew of three men ashore in the Life- sinking condition. Her crew, consisting boat.—Expense of service 101. 12s. of seven men, were therefore taken into Jan. 9.—At about 2.30 P.M., during a the Life-boat and brought safely ashore. heavy gale from the E.S.B. and a high —Expense of service, 161. 14s. sea, signals being heard from the sand- Jan. 23.—Signals of distress were seen banks in Studland Bay, the Soys' Own, in Holyhead Bay, during a whole gale of No. 2, Life-boat stationed at Poole, Dorset, wind from the S.S.W., at 9.30 P.M. The was launched, and towed by a steamer to Thomas Fielden Life-boat proceeded out, the mouth of the harbour, when it was and found that the brig Lewis, of Car- ascertained that a large brig was ex- narvon, had dragged her anchor and had hibiting signals of distress The Life- come into collision with the three-mast boat made for the vessel, and found her schooner Nellie, of Bridgwater, which was to be the Victor, of Neustadt, Germany, lying at anchor. The Life-boat remained heavily laden with a cargo of coal. She by the vessels until a steamer arrived was riding in a very dangerous position, and got them clear.—Expense of service, the sea making a clean breach over her, 151. 5s. and her figure-head, cutwater and a por- Jan. 23.—About 2 P.M. a smack was tion of her port bow bulwarks had been observed far out in Fishguard Bay, Pem- knocked away. The crew refused to leave brokeshire, evidently endeavouring to the vessel, and the Life-boat therefore make for the roadstead. The wind at remained by her for about an hour, when the time was blowing a fresh gale from the wind moderating she returned to her the S.S.E., with heavy squalls, in one of station.—Expense of service, 14?. 14s. which the smack lost her bowsprit, jib Jan. 12.— The coxswain of the Culler- and foresail, and was otherwise consider- coats, Northumberland, Life-boat Pal- ably damaged. She was then about three merston, was called at 1 o'clock in the miles S.S.E. of Dinas Head, and being morning, and informed that a vessel was entirely disabled and drifting out, she let ashore on the north side of Tynemouth go two anchors and hoisted signals of Sands. The Life-boat was manned and distress. The Fishguard No. 2 Life-boat, launched as quickly as possible, and on Helen of Foxley, immediately went to her approaching the vessel—the s.B. Libelle, assistance, and on reaching her the master of Hamburg, bound from Bergen, Norway, requested the coxswain to take entire to North Shields, in ballast, with a crew charge of her, as he and his crew were of twenty-one persons, and eight pas- completely exhausted. Some of the Life- sengers—it was'found that two of her boatmen boarded the smack, cleared away boats had been lowered and swamped the wreckage, and having bent a spare immediately. The crews were rescued by jib as a foresail and close reefed the the Life-boat and landed on the beach. mainsail, took her safely into the har- She then returned to the steamer, took bour. She was the Ina Lass, of Newquay, MAT 1,1884.] THE LIFE-BOAT. 273 bound from Swansea to Newquay with a assistance. The Life-boat finding two cargo of small coal. steam-tugs near the vessel made their Jan. 24.—A signal of distress was seen hawsers fast to the barque, and she was in Moelfre Bay, Anglesey, during a storm taken safely into the old harbour. She from the S., at about 2 P.M. The Lady had a crew of twelve men. Vivian Life-boat put off, and found that Jan. 26.—At 2.30 A.M., during a heavy the signal was shown by the smack Frens, gale from the S. to S.W., a steam vessel of Beanmaris, bound from Cemaes, Angle- was seen to get on the North Barber sey, to Lancaster, with a cargo of oats. Sand, off the Norfolk coast. The crew of Her crew of three men were in the utmost the Caister Life-boat were called together, peril, and were on the point of leaving and the No. 1 Life-boat, the Covent Oar- their vessel when the Life-boat arrived den, was about to be launched, when a and took them safely to land.—Expense brigantine was observed to go on the of service, 61. 9s. south end of the Sand. It was then Jan. 25.—Two schooners were at anchor agreed to launch the No. 2 Life-boat in St. Bride's Bay, Pembrokeshire, while Godsend also, the No. 1 to go to the a gale of wind was blowing from the S. steamer, and the No. 2 boat to the brigan- It was thought advisable to warn the tine. The No. 1 boat, however, was com- crew of the Life-boat Friend, stationed at pelled by the shallowness of the water to Littlehaven, to be in readiness should pass close to the brigantine, and finding their services be required, as the vessels that the sea was breaking clean over her, would be in danger if the wind shifted to i the Life-boatmen, fearing she would break the W. or N.W., as it not unfrequently up, could not risk passing her, so letting does on this coast after a S. gale. At go their anchor, veered down, and with • about 10 P.M. this occurred, and a watch great difficulty took off the crew, consist- wits kept for any signals that might be ing of six men. This vessel was the Dare, shown; but none were exhibited. At of Sunderland, bound from that port to about 10.30 two of the Life-boatmen re- Caen, with a cargo of coal. The Life-boat ported that they could see a light just then proceeded to the steamer; but as outside the breakers on the shore. This she was not in the break of the sea, she proved to be from a boat of one of the declined assistance. The boat then set vessels carrying her anchor-light, the sail, beat back to the brigantine, and crew trying to find a place where to land. found the No. 2 Life-boat riding by her. They finally ran through the breakers At flood tide the vessel knocked off the and succeeded in getting safely ashore. Sand; some of the Life-boatmen and her On hearing from the captain that he own crew then boarded her, and a steam- thought the other vessel would soon be tug coming up, the vessel and Life-boat stranded, the Life-boat crew were sum- were towed into harbour. The men when moned, one man immediately going to taken out of the vessel were in a most show a light at the store-room at Gold- exhausted condition, and had not some top as a guide to the crew of the vessel, rum which was in the Life-boat been should they also attempt to land. The given to them, in all probability some of Life-boat then put off and met the crew them would have died in the boat.—Ex- just as they had taken to their boat. pense of service, 182. The men having been transferred to the Jan. 27.—It was reported that a Life-boat, their boat was taken in tow, steamer was ashore on Sunderland Bank, and all were safely landed at Goldtop. off Fleetwood, at 6.30 P.M., during a gale The vessel was the schooner Nanteos, of of wind from the N.W. and a heavy sea. Aberystwyth, bound from Portmadoc to The Fleetwood Life-boat, Child of Hale, Southampton, with slates. She had a crew proceeded as soon as possible to the of four men.—Expense of service, 12Z. vessel, in tow of the tug Fylde, and found Jan. 26.—The barque Brothers, of Yar- the sea making a clean breach over her. mouth, N.S., anchored in shallow water The boat stood by her, and at the request off Penrhyn Point, Anglesey, during a of the master, one of the Life-boatmen whole gale from the N.W. and a very was put on board the vessel to take her heavy sea. As she had parted one anchor to some port. After coming off the bank and was dragging the other the Holyhead she, being light, would not steam against Life-boat, Thomas Fielden, went to her the wind, so she went before it to Glasson 274 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MA? 1,1884. Dock, where she arrived safely. On the )oat, in consideration of the severe 29th the weather moderated, and the njuries he received on the occasion, and Life-boatman, who was still on board, 01. each to two of the crew of the Life- brought the vessel back to Fleetwood. boat who also sustained injuries. She was the s.s. Eden, 933 tons register, Also 69Z. to pay the expenses of the bound from Fleetwood to Cardiff in service, the crew of the Life-boat being ballast, and had a crew of 21 men, the warded 5Z. per man. captain, his wife and child, and one Also 21. to Gunner Edward Hntchins, passenger on board. I.A., for services rendered to some of the Jan. 28—At about 4.30 P.M. the barque rew of the boat. Argo, of Sunderland, was sighted off Also the Silver Medal of the Institution Ballycotton, making for Cork harbour, o Mr. JENKIN JENKINS, coxswain of the close-hauled, the wind then blowing very Mumbles (Swansea) Life-boat, who had on hard from the S.S.W., with heavy rain. many occasions rendered good service in On the wind changing to W.S.W., she had saving life from shipwreck. to run for Ballycotton, and anchored in Also 200Z. in aid of the fund for the six fathoms. While paying out, the relief of the widow and children of one of cable snapped at 35 fathoms before the ;he crew of the New Brighton No. 2 Life- ship came head to wind, and she was >oat, who was washed out of the boat driven ashore. The Life-boat Oliver while out on service on the 26th Jan. Goldsmith, stationed at Ballycotton was launched at 8 P.M., in answer to signals of Feb. 1.—The coxswain of the Life-boat distress, but could not approach the Albert Edward, stationed at Padstow, ship nearer than a cable's length, on Cornwall, was informed at 9.30 P.M., that account of the heavy sea then running; a vessel was showing signals of distress. she therefore stood by all night to render The crew of the Life-boat were at once assistance when possible. At 4.30 on the summoned, and proceeded to the boat- following morning the boat returned to aouse, when they observed a vessel her station, communication having been brought up in a dangerous position, about established with the ship by means of a lalf a mile from Stepper Point. The rocket. The crew, however, did not Life-boat was launched, proceeded to avail themselves of this, and the Life-boat the vessel, which proved to be the schooner therefore again proceeded to the vessel, Mary Josephine, of Padstow, bound from the weather having moderated, put a Padstow to Hayle with slate, and brought pilot on board, and brought ashore the her crew of three men ashore. The wea- master's orders for tugs, &c. All efforts ther afterwards moderated, and the vessel to get the barque afloat were unsuccessful, fortunately held to her anchors.—Expense and she ultimately became a total wreck of service, 131. 6s. on the beach. Expense of service, 24Z. Feb. 2.—At about 9 o'clock in the morn- ing the schooner Rosebud, of Goole, was seen from St. Andrew's, but the weather COMMITTEE MEETING, Feb. 1st, 1883. becoming thick she was lost sight of. She Voted 224Z. 10s. 6d. to pay the expenses was next observed at about 11 o'clock, of the Holyhead, Flamborough No. 2, when she seemed to be heading for the Courtmacsherry, Bridlington, Lowestoft Eden mouth. The Life-boat Ladies' Own Porthdinllaen, Palling No. 2, Southport was despatched to her assistance, but be- Lytham, Porthoustock, New Brighton fore she could reach her the schooner had Duncannon, Tenby, and Porthcawl Life- gone ashore on the North Bank of the boats, in assembling their crews or Eden, and her crew, consisting of four men, putting off to the assistance of vessels were compelled to take to .the rigging which, did not eventually require the aic from which they were rescued by the Life- of the Boats. boat. The vessel, •which was bound from Also 8001. in aid of the fund for th< Sunderland to Montrose with a cargo of relief of the widows and children of th< coal, became a total wreck.—Expense of four Life-boatmen who unfortunately service, 25Z. 14s. &d. perished on the occasion of the acciden Feb. 5.—At about 11 o'clock in the to the Swansea Life-boat on the 27th Jan morning during a strong gale of wind Also 501. to the coxswain of the Life from the S., and a heavy sea, signals of MAY 1, 1884.] THE LIFE-BOAT. 275 distress were shown by the Black- acknowledgment of their co-operation. water Lightship off the Wexford Coast. Extra rewards were also granted to the The Cahore Life-boat, John Brooke was crew and launchers of the Life-boat. launched, proceeded to her, and found Total expense of service, 39£. that she had on board the crew, consisting Feb. 7.—Several fishing boats proceeded of six men, of the brigantine Zephyr, of to sea from Port Isaac, Cornwall, in the Eye. Their vessel had struck on the morning, the weather being fine and the Blackwater Bank at 8.30 the previous sea comparatively smooth. At about 11 night, and immediately appeared to be A.M., however, a tremendous ground sea breaking-up; the crew therefore launched arose, almost suddenly, and the boats were their boat, and with much difficulty suc- in great danger, and could not for several ceeded in getting on board the Lightship. hours venture to enter the harbour. The They were taken into the Life-boat and Bichard and Sarah Life-boat went to their brought safely to shore. Expense of rescue, towed in four of the boats, contain- service, 12L 18s. ing seven men, and accompanied the others Feb. 6.—A messenger having brought in entering the harbour. information at 1.30 P.M. that a vessel was Feb. 7.— In answer to a telegram, the ashore on the north end of the Long Eock, Harwich Life-boat Sptingwell was manned the crew of the Ballywalter, Co. Down, at noon and put off to the rescue of the Admiral Henry Meynell Life-boat at once crew of a vessel ashore on the Shipwash assembled, and crowds of the villagers Sand, off the Coast of Essex. A strong dragged the boat by road to the scene of S.S.E. wind was blowing at the time, and the wreck, much difficulty being ex- the sea was heavy on the Sands. The perienced in getting her to the shore, on tug Harwich picked the boat up outside account of there being two ditches on the the harbour and towed her to the Sands, way. The boat was at last launched, but where the coxswain first spoke a large notwithstanding the noble exertions of screw steamer, the Sea, of Aberdeen, and her crew to battle with the fierce gale found that she had been lying by the blowing from the E.S.E., she was driven wreck and that the master had made ashore with great violence, three of her several unsuccessful attempts to rescue oars being broken. Owing to the strength the crew who were still on the wreck. of the gale and the violence of the surf The tug then towed the Life-boat to great difficulty was experienced in saving windward so that she could set her sails the boat. After renewed exertions, how- and reach the wreck. On arriving along- ever, she was again launched at 3 A.M., side the vessel, which was found to be and succeeded in rescuing the crew of the the barque Loreley, of Memel, bound from vessel, consisting of six men, who had Memel to London, with a cargo of timber, been all night in the rigging. The vessel the Life-boat anchored, threw her grap- was the brig Euphemia Fullerton, of Lon- pling-rope to her, and, with much diffi- donderry; bound to that port from Mary- culty and danger owing to floating port with a cargo of coal. She became a wreckage, rescued her crew, consisting of total wreck. eleven men, by means of the rope. The The Eev. J. O'EEILLT BLACKWOOD, the tug then brought the Life-boat back to Honorary Secretary of the Ballywalter the harbour, arriving there at about 6 P.M. Branch of the Institution, went out as The vessel was a total wreck, her foremast usual in the Life-boat, taking charge of and mainmast having been carried away, her, and rendering valuable assistance. she had lost her boats, and her crew were Mr. GEOEOE PEIOE, chief officer of H.M. in an exhausted condition having been in Coastguard at Ballywalter, rendered noble the rigging some hours. Expense of service in wading into the surf and assist- service, 111. 19s. &d. ing to get the boat launched, and Mr. J. Feb. 7.—The Charles Dibdin Life-boat B. GLOVEB also rendered valuable aid on stationed at Tynemouth put off to the the occasion. disabled brigantine Hannah and Eleanor, The Second Service Clasp of the Insti- of Seaham, and some of her crew rendered tution was awarded to the Eev. J. O'E. assistance with the view of saving the BLACKWOOD. The Silver Medal to Mr. vessel. PBIOE, and the thanks of the Institution, Feb. 7.—At 4 P.M., signals of distress inscribed on vellum to Mr. GLOVEE, in were observed from the fishing smack 276 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1,1884. Pioneer, of Lowestoft, which had stranded reported to have been seen in Church Bay in Pakefield Gat, Suffolk. The Kessing- Anglesey, at about 11.15 P.M. The Holy- land No. 1 Life-boat, Bolton, was promptly head Life-boat, Thomas Fielden, therefore launched and proceeded to the vessel. proceeded to the spot and found the brig The tide was flowing at the time and a J.B.S., of London, at anchor close to the heavy sea was running. The smack rocks. After consulting with the cox- eventually got afloat, and as she was swain, the master decided, if possible, to leaking she accepted the assistance of the bring the vessel into harbour. About ten Life-boat, which accompanied her to of the Life-boat's crew accordingly went Lowestoft. on board the brig and tried to heave up Feb. 7.—At 6.30 P.M., the fishing smack her anchors, but failing in the attempt, Young Alice, of Scarborough, was endea- the starboard chain parting, some of vouring to enter that harbour during a them returned to the boat leaving four of S.S.E. wind and a very heavy sea, but not their number on the vessel. Her sails having sufficient canvas set she was driven were then set, her port anchor slipped, on the beach. The Lady Leigh Life-boat and she stood out to the westward, it promptly went to her assistance and being hoped that the tempest would brought ashore her crew, consisting of five moderate. The gale, however, increased, men.—Expense of service, 161. 4s. and about 4 A.M. the brig shipped a Feb. 10.—At 6 A.M. signals of distress heavy sea which completely swept her were observed on the north end of the decks, half filled her cabin and strained Barnard Sand, off the Coast of Suffolk. her considerably. Ultimately she was The wind at the time was blowing a obliged to run for Barrow-in-Furness as strong breeze from the S.W. and the sea she was leaking badly, the pumps having was rough. The Kessingland No. 2 Life- to be kept going all the time and all hands boat, St. Michael's, Paddington, was soon being nearly exhausted. The vessel was launched through a very heavy surf, and on a voyage from Liverpool to Port Natal made for the distressed brig, the Marnhull, with a cargo of coal, and carried a crew of Weymouth, bound from London to of eight men, two of whom were laid up Middlesbrough, with scrap iron. She had and unable to leave their berths. sunk on the North end of the Barnard Feb. 14.—At 5.30 A.M., the schooner Sand, and her crew of six men had taken Don, of Aberdeen, bound to Sunderland refuge in the rigging, from which one of with chalk, stranded on the South Barber them fell and was unfortunately killed. Sand during a strong S. wind and a After eight attempts the Life-boat suc- heavy sea. The Caister No. 2 Life-boat ceeded in taking off the five survivors and The Godsend, promptly went to her assis- landed them at Lowestoft.—Expense of tance, and with the help of a steam-tug, service, 23Z. eventually succeeded in getting her afloat, Feb. 10. — At about 5.50 P.M., the She had a crew of five men. schooner Teresa, of Weymouth, bound from Feb. 17.—It was reported at 2.15 P.M. Guernsey to London, with granite, was that a vessel at Newhaven was ashore at observed to be driving on shore, at Worth- the back of the East pier. The Michael ing, Sussex. A strong gale of wind from Henry Life-boat immediately went to her the S. was blowing and the sea was heavy. rescue, and found she was the ketch The crew of the Life-boat Henry Harris Thomas and John, of Fowey, bound from were immediately summoned, and as it was London to Plymouth with cement. She evident that the vessel could not possibly had struck on the bar in running for the keep off the lee shore, it was decided to use harbour in a sinking condition, and as the Life-boat. Horses had been sent for; she was full of water and fast going to but before they arrived the crew and pieces, her crew of three men were taken assistants ran the boat and carriage 400 into the Life-boat and brought ashore. yards over the sands. The vessel was Expense of service, 71. 10s. soon reached, and the crew, numbering four men, saved. The schooner drove ashore about half a mile East of Worth- ing pier and became a total wreck.—Ex- COMMITTEE MEETING, March 1st, 1883. pense of service, 201. 7s. ftd. Voted 414Z. 16s. to pay the expenses of Feb. 11.—Signals of distress were the Winterton No. 2. Castletown, Dun- MAT 1,1884] THE LIFE-BOAT. 277 garvan, Holy head, Llanddwyn, Southport, from the Governor Loch, of Inverness.— Lowestoft, Bembridge, Hayling Island, Expense of service 181. 16s. Bamsey, Anstruther, Caister No. 1, South- March 6.—The s.s. Lynx, of Cardiff, end, N.B., Douglas No. 2, Tynemouth No. bound from that port to Portreath, with 1, Aldborough, Harwich, Pakefleld No. 1, coal, sprung a leak when off Morthoe Broughty Ferry, Falmoath, Maryport, Point, near Ilfracombe, and, with the Plymouth, Torquay, Montrose No. 1, view of saving the lives of the crew, the Arbroath, Hythe, and Great Yarmouth master ran her on Wollecombe Sands. Life-boats, in either assembling their The coxswain of the Grace Woodbury crews or launching to the aid of vessels, Life-boat, stationed at Morte Bay, on which did not ultimately need their being informed of the occurrence, at once assistance. went to Morthoe to ascertain the position The Scarborough Life-boat had also of the vessel; but as the weather was been taken afloat, but her services were moderate it did not appear to be neces- not eventually needed. sary to launch the Life-boat. At 11 A.M. Voted the Silver Medal of the Institu- the wind freshened to a strong breeze tion to Mr. WILLIAM WEBB, late coxswain from the N., and a heavy swell rose. The of the Padstow Life-boat, in recognition leak having been temporarily stopped, of his gallant services in the boat during the master of the steamer requested that the past thirteen years. the Life-boat might be launched to stand Also the Silver Medal to Mr. KOBEET by her. This was accordingly done; but FELL, Coxswain of the Eamsey Life-boat, in trying to get the vessel off (six of the in acknowledgment of his good services; Life-boatmen having gone on board to he had been compelled by ill-health and assist), a warp got foul of the propeller, advanced age to resign his office. and she had therefore to remain until the Also 10Z. to two of the crew of the next day, her crew of seven men being Hayle Life-boat, who were injured on the brought ashore in the Life-boat at 6.30 occasion of the capsize of that boat on P.M. The vessel was then leaking very the 16th Nov. last. badly, the water having put the fires out before the abandonment took place. At March 1.—The s.8. Barnsley, of Grims- 3.30 P.M. on the following day, at the by, stranded on the Scroby Sand at 7.30 request of Lloyd's agent and the master, A.M., during a N.N.E. wind. A Caister the Life-boat was again launched and yawl went to her assistance; but during made for the stranded vessel. The master the time she was lying by the vessel, the now gave up charge to the crew of the Life-boatmen, fearing the sea might in- boat, and the steamer was eventually crease with the flood-tide, launched the floated off at 4.30, the Life-boat accom- Caister No. 2 Life-boat Godsend, pro- panying her over the bar to Appledore, ceeded to the vessel, and remained by her one of the Life-boat's crew being in charge until she came off. The steamer was as pilot. The vessel was finally anchored bound from Antwerp to Grimsby with a in safety in Appledore Pool at 7.30 P.M. general cargo, and had a crew of twenty- The crew of the Life-boat having been one persons, and ten passengers on board. exposed so long a time to the violence of March 5.—During a severe gale of wind the weather, remained at Appledore during from the N. and a heavy sea in Scrabster the night, and returned with their boat Roads, the schooner Hephzibah, bound from to Morte Bay against a strong wind at Carnarvon to Newcastle, with slates, and 8 A.M., arriving at their station at 2 P.M. the smack Annie, of Port Dinorwic, bound March 6.—During a very severe gale for Wick, showed flare-up lights. The from the N.E. signals of distress were Thurso Life-boat, Charley Lloyd, went shown by the fishing-yawl William Clowes, out at 11 P.M., and brought ashore the of Filey, which was at anchor in that bay. crews, consisting of five men from the As the tide was then close up to the Hephzibah and three men from the Annie. cliffs, it was impossible to launch the At 4 o'clock on the following morning the Filey Life-boat Hollon until 3.30, when Life-boat again went out in reply to dis- she was got off, but grounded. A wave tress signals, and brought ashore six men then sent her broadside on, very nearly" from the Bella, of Wick; three men from dashing her against the cliff, which would the William and Martha; and four men have soon knocked her to pieces, had not 278 THE LIFE-BOAT. 1,1884. a large number of men rushed into the buoy, in a very exhausted and numbed water, got the boat stem on, and after I condition. One of the crew had received half an hour's hard work, succeeded in a blow on the head from a falling spar, at floating her. She then safely reached the about 12 o'clock, and had died soon after- vessel and brought the crew of six men wards.—Expense of service, 29Z. 10s. ashore. Several of the men who extricated March 6.—At about 5 o'clock in the the Life-boat from her perilous position j afternoon a schooner was observed coming incurred the greatest risk, and being at i from the W. and making for Scrabster times quite immersed, it was wonderful j Roads. As the sea was very heavy, and that none of them were drowned, and that the wind was blowing strongly from the the boat was not destroyed. j N., fears were entertained that she would Three gentlemen, Mr. ALFRED THOHNET, drive ashore. The Thurso Life-boat Char- Mr. GEOBGE MABE, and Mr. JOHN CAM- i ley Lloyd therefore put off and found BBIDGE, rendered valuable assistance on i her to be the Enigma, of Port St. Mary, the occasion, for which they received the i Isle of Man, bound from Euncorn to Ar- thanks of the Institution.—Expense of i broath with a cargo of salt. She brought service, 48L up far out "in the roadstead, and her crew, March 6.—At 2.30 P.M. the schooner consisting of five men, were landed by Mary Coad, of Port Isaac, Cornwall, bound the Life-boat.—Expense of service, 9Z. from Antwerp to Middlesbrough, which March 6.—At about 6.30 P.M., the was riding in the Humber about half a trawler, Emerald Isle, of Whitehaven, mile N.N.W. of the Bull Buoy, was ob- which had been beating about in Ram- served flying a signal of distress in the sey Bay, Isle of Man, for about three main rigging. The Grimsby Life-boat hours, evidently waiting for water, sud- Manchester Unity was launched and pro- denly made for the harbour mouth, and ceeded to her assistance. With some grounded outside in a very heavy surf. difficulty, three of the crew of the Life- The Ramsey Life-boat, Two Sisters, was boat boarded the vessel and found the launched with great promptitude, and captain and crew of four men in an ex- brought ashore the vessel's crew consisting hausted condition. A steam-tug at this of four men. One of the Life-boat men juncture endeavoured to tow the schooner was washed overboard during this service, up the river, but failed to do so in con- but was fortunately rescued.—Expense of sequence of the tow-rope parting. Three service, 171. 14s. more of the Life-boatmen then boarded March 7.—The barquentine Vicuna, of the vessel, got two tow-ropes out to the Hull, bound from Laurvig, Norway, to tug, and set the reefed stay and boom Hull, with ice, was observed ashore near fore sails, these being the only two avail- Holme Point, near Hunstanton, at 5.15 able sails. The schooner was thus got P.M., during a moderate gale of wind from under weigh and taken to Grimsby Docks. the N.N.E. and a rough sea. The Licensed March 6.—The ketch Mary Tweedlie, Victualler Life-boat, stationed at Hun- of Berwick, was seen from Holy Island to stanton, was taken to Holme Point, distant be running before the wind, under bare three miles and a half, over a heavy road, poles, at 3 P.M., during a fearful gale of was launched at 6.30, and succeeded in wind from N. to N.E. and a very heavy rescuing the vessel's crew, consisting of sea, the whole bar and the sea, as far as nine men.—Expense of service, 19Z. 10s. the eye could reach, being one mass of March 8.—At 3 P.M. a vessel was seen broken water. The Holy Island No. 1 striking on the Flats off Brancaster, Nor- Life-boat, Grace Darling, was launched, folk, and showing signals of distress. and was more than three hours in reach- The crew of the Lily Bird Life-boat ing the vessel. The crew pulled bravely mustered, launched their boat as soon as until almost exhausted; but every time possible, and proceeded to the vessel, by they seemed to be near enough to throw that time aground on the beach at Titch- a line on board, a huge wave washed them well. The breakers being very heavy, about a hundred yards astern. This was and the mainmast going over the side to repeated ten or twelve times before the leeward, the Life-boat's anchor was let go "Life-boat men were able to get a rope fast to windward, and the boat veered down to the vessel, after which they took two towards the wreck; but from the nature men into the boat by means of the life- of the ground, the anchor could not hold. MAT 1, 1884.] THE LIFE-BOAT. 279 The crew, therefore, weighed the anchor, conduct on this occasion, and the Institu- and tried again, with a similar result. tion also awarded its Silver Medal to him, As it was impossible to go alongside and to the two FEANKLINS.—Expense of without great risk of staving the boat, service, 351. 3s. they remained as near the vessel as was March 13.—The Ashtonian Life-boat, prudent, until the tide fell and all danger stationed at Cemaes, Anglesey,was launched was over. They then landed at Titchwell, at 11.15 A.M., a steamer having been seen afterwards assisting the crew of the barque to run on the Platters Eocks in Skerries to do the same about 9 P.M. She proved Sound. She ultimately foundered near to be the Margaret, of Christiania, bound the Victoria buoy, and her crew of six men from Grimstad to Dover with ice.—Ex- having taken to their boat, were picked pense of service, 181. 12s. 6 __ 284 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1884. of calt. The Life-boat remained by her | was found to be the Norwegian barque until it was seen that she must become Jenny, bound to Glasson Dock with a a wreck, when the crew of four men, j cargo of timber. Her fore and main together with two women, were taken i masts had been cut away, and she was into the boat and safely landed at Palling ] in .a dangerous position. She had a at 6 o'clock on the following morning.— Liverpool pilot on board, who was taken Expense of service, 28Z. 10s. off by the Life-boat and landed at Fleet- Aug. 8.—The Montrose No. 2 Life-boat, wood, the tug taking charge of the barque Roman Governor ofCaerHun,wa.s launched j and towing her to her destination.— at about 11.30 A.M. to the assistance of j Expense of service, 71. Is. several fishing boats which had been Aug. 14.—The Memorial Life-boat sta- caught in a gale from the 8., and were in tioned at Tyrella, Co. Down, was launched great danger while making for that port. to-day in reply to a signal shown from The Life-boat remained about two and a the ship Htnry, of St. John, N.B., during half hours at the harbour mouth, signal- I a S. wind and a heavy sea. At the mas- ling to the boats in which direction to ! ter's request five fishermen who had steer, they being strangers to the port, i boarded the vessel and had lost their own Some of them had narrow escapes of being boat through the heavy sea were brought lost on the Annat Bank. ashore in the Life-boat, which afterwards At 4 P.M. the wind shifted to the W. j remained by the ship, at the captain's and blew a very heavy gale, and two request, for two days and one night, until strange boats were then seen making the wind changed and she was enabled to for the harbour. One got inside the proceed on her voyage. buoys; the other hoisted a signal half- Sept. 1.— The smack Bacchus, of Nantes, mast high, and the first boat then ran which had been towed from Euthleven to back, apparently to the assistance of the j Charlestown in ballast, and had anchoied other. The Life-boat was again launched in Charlestown Bay, Cornwall, was in and went out with a steam-tug, and both great danger owing to the heavy gale the boats, which were in considerable which had sprung up from the S. In- danger, one having all the tackling of her formation of the fact having reached the mast loose, were with much difficulty Mevagiesey Life-boat Station, the Life- towed into safety.—Expense of service, boat South Warwic7cshire was launched as 11. 6s. 6d. soon as possible, and having come up with Aug. 9.—The barque William Miles, of the vessel, took off her crew, consisting of London, bound from Havre to Swansea in three men, who were landed at Porthpean, Vallast, stranded about half a mile east of the Life-boat encountering heavy seas on Porthcawl, South Wales, during a W.N.W. her way to the shore. The smack subse- wind arid a rough sea, at mid-night. She quently became a total wreck.—Expense exhibited signals of distress, and the Porth- of service, 181. 15s. cawl Life-boat Chafyn Grove was thereupon Sept. 1.—The Joseph Armstrong Life- launched, proceeded to her and brought boat, stationed at Cadgwith, Cornwall, ashore the master's wife and one man, the put off at 3 P.M., and conducted safely others of the crew refusing to leave the ashore one of the steam fishing-launches vessel. At about 6 A.M. she was seen to be belonging to Cadgwith, which had been in imminent danger, and the Life-boat overtaken by a terrific gale of wind from therefore again went to her and took off the S. and a very heavy sea, and was in the remainder of her crew, ten in num- i great danger.—Expense of service, 71. 10s. ber. The barque ultimately became a | Sfpt. 1.—During a heavy gale from the total wreck. Expense of service, 171. 10s. S.S.E.the yacht Thalia, which was riding in Aug. 10.—At 5-45 A.M. it was reported Swanage Bay, was peen to be rapidly driv- at Fleetwood that a vessel had dragged ing towards some dangerous rocks on the her anchor and was in distress about 2 north side. The crew of the Swanage Life- miles N.E. of the Wyre Light. The wind boat Charlotte Mary were promptly mus- was blowing a strong gale from the N.W., tered, and at about 8.30 P.M. the boat was and a heavy cross sea was running at the launched and proceeded to the yacht, time. The Fleetwood Life-boat Child of which by this time had been again brought Hale was launched and proceeded, in up, and found her crew preparing a signal tow of the tug Fylde, to the vessel, which of distress. The Life-boat accordingly let MAY 1,1884.] THE LIFE-BOAT. 285 go her anchor, and went alongside; she returning to her station until the follow- was then hauled off again, and lay at her ingmorning.-—Expense of service, l§Z.10s.. anchors during the night with a line Sept. 2.—About noon a gale was blow- attached to the vessel, in readiness to ing from the S.S.W. at Clacton-on-Sea render assistance if the cable parted. accompanied by a very heavy sea, and as At daylight the crew of five men were several vessels were lying off the coast, and taken into the Life-boat, and brought on riding heavily at their anchors, the crew land.—Expense of service, 12{. 7s. 6d. of the Clacton Life-boat Albert Edward, Sept. 2.—At about 3 A.M. daring a with launchers and horses, were held in strong gale from the S. and a heavy sea, readiness should their services be called the Norwegian barque Elise entered Ply- into requisition. At about 2 P.M. it was mouth Sound for shelter, and let go both seen that the Norwegian barque Some, her anchors. One chain parted immedi^ bound from Finland to London with a ately, and the vessel drove with the second cargo of firewood, had cut away her fore- anchor until she went ashore on a reef mast as well as parted her cable and was close under the Hoe where she began driving towards the sand. As soon as it to break up. The Plymouth Life-boat was possible to launch the Lifeboat she Clemency at once went to her assist- went out through a heavy sea under ance, and having dropped anchor to wind- close-reefed sails, reached the wreck and ward, veered down to the wreck. A line rescued the crew, consisting of fourteen was then passed, and the crew of nine men, arriving at Clacton with them at men, who had taken shelter in the fore 12.40 A.M.—Expense of service, 23Z. 8s. part of the vessel, were hauled through Sept. 2.—The ketch Minnie Flossie, of the water into the boat, and taken to Milford, while lying at anchor offClovelly Sutton Harbour, where they were landed during a fresh gale of wind from the and housed at the Sailors Home.—Expense N."W. and squally weather, showed a of service, 12Z. 4s. Gd. signal of distress. The Life-boat Graham Hughes, stationed at Clovelly, put off to Sept. 2.—On the morning of Sunday, her aid through a rough sea, and found the 2ud September, the wind blew afresh that she was riding heavily at her anchors, gale from S.S.E. Several fishing yawls and that her crew of three men were were lying at anchor in Piley Bay, York- anxious to be put ashore. They were shire, and, the sea being heavy,-their crews accordingly taken into the Life-boat and were unable to go off to them in their own safely landed. On the following day, the boats. The use of the Hollon Life-boat i weather having moderated, the crew re- stationed at Piley, was granted to the men turned to their vessel.—Expenseof service, to convey them to the vessels in order to 101. 9s. lower their masts so that the boats might Sept. 3.—The Burnham Life-boat Chel- ride more easily at anchor.—Expense of tenham was launched at 4.30 A.M. on. the service, 2Z. 8s. 3rd September to the assistance of the Sept. 2. — The barque Trqnmere, of brigantme Milo, of Brixham, which ha<3 Liverpool, bound from Hull to Cardiff in stranded on the Gore Sands during a ballast, brought up off Selsey Bill, during heavy gale from the W.N.W. At the a gale of wind from the S. and in a very request of the master, the Life-boat heavy sea, at about noon. A fisherman's remained for some time alongside the galley went out to her, but could not vessel.—Expense of service, 8?. 4s. get alongside owing to the heavy sea. At Sept. 3.—The Padstow Life-boat, the 5 P.M. a signal of distress was shown \ Arab, was launched at 2 P.M. to the assist- from the barque, and the Selsey Life-boat ance of the schooner Maria, of Granville, Four Sisters was thereupon launched, and bound for that port from Swansea, with on reaching her she was found to be strik- a cargo of coal. The schooner had stranded ing heavily, and the crew were anxious to on the Doom Bar, during a strong W. be taken ashore, fearing that, as she was wind and a high sea. The Life-boat already leaking and had lost part of her brought ashore two men who were on keel, she would go to pieces. The men, board, three others of the crew having thirteen in number, were accordingly taken previously landed in their own boat. The into the Life-boat, and landed at Wallend, vessel afterwards sank and became a total the very strong wind preventing the boat wreck.—Expense of service, 11. 12s. 286 THE LIFE-BOAT. [.MAY 1, 1884. Sept. 4.—At 6 A.M. the William Birkett she would probably have broken up in Life-boat stationed at Piel, Lancashire, a short time, and her crew of five men was launched in reply to signals, to lost, had it not been for the tiuu-ly arrival the assistance of the barque China,, of of the Life-boat.—Expense of service, Porsgrund, Norway. The boat was towed 14Z. 10s. by the steam-tug Ajax, and •when about Sept. 19.—The Caister No. 1 Life-boat two miles outside of the Hipsford buoy, Covent Garden put off and remained where the vessel was ashore, was cast off alongside the stranded steamer Isis, of and dropped down to her, being thus Newcastle, as the vessel had a large enabled to take off her crew of ten men. number of men on board who were dis- The Life-boat then returned to the tug charging the cargo. The boat also ren- and was towed to Barrow, where the dered assistance in conveying some of the rescued men were landed. The barque men to a tug; she remained in attendance had lost her main and mizen masts and on the vessel until she floated on the became a total wreck.—Expense of service, following evening. The Winterton No. 2 61. 17s. Life-boat, the Husband, also went to the aid of the vessel at about 4 P.M., and COMMITTEE MEETING, Sept. 6th, 1883. remained by her until the morning of the 24th September. Voted 147Z. 4s. to pay the expenses of Sept. 24.—During a strong gale from the Redcar, Cemlyn, Cemaes, Tyrella, New- the S.W., and a rough sea, it was reported haven, Fowey, Hastings, Bridlington, at Eastbourne that a large vessel was Montrose No. 1, Harwich, Southend, ashore near Bexhill Coastguard Station. (Essex), Dover, Clacton, and Ramsey The William and Mary Life-boat, sta- Life-boats, in assembling their crews, or tioned at Eastbourne, was taken to the putting off with the view of rendering spot, when it was found that the barque assistance to vessels which did not ulti- Isabella, of Drammen, Norway, bound from mately require the services of the boats. Fredrickstadt to Honfleur with a cargo Also a further grant of 151. to the widow of battens and boards, had missed stays, of one of the crew of the Hayle Life-boat, and had been driven on the rocks. The who was injured at the capsize of the boat boat's anchor was let go, and she veered on the 16th Nov. last. down to the vessel, from the stern of Also the Silver Medal of the Institution which, the ctew of eight men dropped into to GEORGE STBOWGKB, coxswain of the the Life-boat, and were at once landed at Kessingland Life-boats, in recognition of Bexhill. When the boat arrived, the sea his gallant services in those boats since was breaking heavily over the wreck, her the establishment of the station. foremast was gone, and only her main and mizen lower-masts were standing; her bowsprit had also been carried away. Sept. 6.—The schooner John Royle, —Expense of service, 22Z. 3s. 4.d. of Chester, was reported to have sunk Sept. 26.—The schooner Slaney, of on "Cartinell Wharf," Morecambe Bay, Wexford, bound to Newport, Mon., in during a strong W.N.W. gale and a heavy ballast, having showed a signal of dis- sea. At 11.45 A.M. the William Birkett ; tress during a strong gale, the Milford Life-boat stationed at Piel, went to her Haven Life-boat Katharine put off to the assistance, and found the master, his wife, vessel, and found that her crew did not and two seamen clinging to the rigging, wish to leave her, but preferred to wait in a very exhausted condition. They were until a tug arrived. The Life-boat, how- promptly helped into the Life-boat, and ever, remained by her about an hour, and landed at Barrow, the harbour tug Ajax the vessel getting nearer and nearer to assisting the Life-boat in effecting this the rocks, and the sea increasing in force, rescue.—Expense of service, 81. 7s. three of the men were, at their own Sept. 11.—The Holy Island No. 1 Life- request, taken into the Life-boat. The boat, Grace Darling, saved the fishing- vessel then parted her cable and went on boat Nancy, which had struck on the Eigg the rocks. The Captain and the mate, while returning to Holy Island during a who were still on the wreck, were happily gale of wind from the N.E. The seas got safely to laud, through the assistance were beginning to break over her, and of men on shore. There was no chance MAY 1, 1881.] THE LIFE-BOAT. 287 of saving the vessel, which became a total sea, which had stranded on the north end wreck, and the Life-boat therefore re- of the Barber Sand during a strong wind turned ashore with the three men she from the S.S.W. With the help of the had rescued.—Expense of service, 61. 10s. Life-boat crew the vessel was got afloat Sept. 26.—At about 4.30 P.M. a small and taken into Yarmouth harbour. She screw steamer, the Bavington, of Mary- was on a voyage from Newry to Newcastle port, was observed to be making for that with a cargo of stone, and carried a crew port. The wind was Wowing a strong of four men. gale from the W. by S.W., accompanied Sept. 29.—At 8.30 A.M. it was reported by a very rough sea, and fears were en- at Groomsport, Ireland, that two vessels tertained for the vessel's safety as she was were dragging their anchors and were shipping much water. In trying to round likely to be driven ashore at Bangor the pier she struck the ground heavily Point. A heavy gale was blowing from and became unmanageable. The Mary- the N.E. and the sea was broken and port Life-boat, Henry Nixson A'o. 1, put heavy at the time. The Life-boat Florence off to her assistance without delay, and put off and rescued the crew of six men with considerable trouble rescued the crew, from the schooner Miss Pritchard, of Car- consisting of five men.—Expense of ser- narvon, and three men from the schooner vice, 81. 5s. William Henry, of Carnarvon. The sea- Sept. 26.—At about 6.45 P.M., during men's effects were also brought to land a gale from the S.S.E. with a heavy sea by the Life-boat. Fortunately the vessels and much rain, a steamer was attempting held to their anchors about half a cable's to run for Montrose Harbour, but was length from the rocks and rode out the driven to leeward. She subsequently kept gale in safety. — Expense of service, a more southerly course, but became un- 121. 16s. 6d. manageable owing to the wind and sea, Sept. 30.—At about half-past four and about 7 o'clock, it being then dark, o'clock in the morning the Coastguard she struck the outer end of the Annat watchman at Ballywalter, Co. Down, ob- Bank. The Life-boat crew were sum- served a dim light in the direction of the moned, and the No. 1 boat Mincing Lane Skull Martin Rock. The Coastguard galley was launched, and found the vessel to be was immediately manned and went off to the s.s. Ennismore, of Peterhead, bound render assistance. It was found that the from that port to Amble in ballast, with vessel was the barque Guyuni, of Glasgow, a crew of ten men. With considerable bound from that port to Demerara with a difficulty the men were taken into the general cargo. The sea proved to be too Life-boat and brought to land in safety rough and heavy for the galley, and as at about 8 o'clock. The Life-boatinen the wind was freshening and the sea was afterwards assisted to get the vessel afloat. getting heavier it was considered best to —Expense of service, 161. 5s. return to shore in order to obtain the ser- Sept. 27.—At 9 A.M. a mounted mes- vices of the Life-boat. On landing it was senger brought information to the Kam- seen that signals of distress were still sey, Isle of Man, Life-boat Station, that shown by the vessel, and all haste was a dismasted vessel was showing signals therefore made in assembling the crew of of distress about a mile from the shore. the Admiral Henry Meynell Life-boat and The Life-boat Two Sisters was promptly in getting that boat launched. On reach- launched and proceeded to the vessel, ing the vessel she took off some of the crew which proved to be the Norwegian barque and brought them ashore, the master and Hereward, bound from Norway to Liver- other officers refusing to leave the ship. pool with timber. Her foremast had been No sooner, however, had the Life-boat cut away, and had carried away her main landed than the vessel again showed sig- and mizen topmasts, &c. The crew would nals, and the Life-boat returned to her. not leave the vessel, but requested the The remainder of those on board, fourteen Life-boat to send a telegram to the ship's in number, were then rescued, and the agent at Liverpool for a tug, which was vessel afterwards became a total wreck.— accordingly done. Expense of service, 111. 3s. Sept. 29.—The Caister No. 2 Life-boat, Sept. 30.—A vessel was seen with sig- the Godsend, was launched at 1 A.M. to nals of distress about 5 miles E. of Skeg- the aid of the schooner Marquis, of Angle- ness, Lincolnshire. The crew of the 288 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1884. Herbert Inyram Life-boat were at once summoned, aud the Life-boat having been COMMITTEE MEETING, Oct. 4th, 1883. launched made for the vessel, which was found to be the sloop Good Intent, of Voted 272Z. 8s. to pay the expenses of King's Lynn, bound to that port from the Newquay (Cornwall), St. David's, Seaham with coal. She had lost her main Margate, Newhaven, Cahore, Ardrossan, boom and her sails had been blown away. Harwich, Penzance, North Sunderland, At the Master's request the Life-boat Broadstairs, Deal, Winterton No. 2, Pra- accompanied the sloop to Lynn Eoads. serburgh, Swanage, Newcastle (Co. Down), She had two men on board. Eye, Chapel, and Fleetwood Life-boats, in assembling their crews or putting off Sept. 30. —Signals of distress were seen in the outer harbour at Holyhead at in reply to signals of distress shown by 10 P.M. during stormy weather and a vessels not ultimately requiring assist- rough sea. The Thomas Fidden Life-boat ance. was launched, proceeded outside Silt Island, and found the brigantine Wonder, Oct. 4.—At about 10 o'clock, in a of Swansea, dragging her anchors and N.E. gale arid heavy sea, the crew of the nearly ashore. Some of the Life-boatmen Wells, Norfolk, Life-boat, Charlotte Nicholls, went on board the vessel, got canvas on assembled in response to a vessel's signals her, hove up the starboard anchor, slipped \ of distress, when the boat was promptly the port one, and ran the vessel into the '; launched, and found the schooner Emma, old harbour, mooring her alongside the of Jersey, stranded on the East Bar. quay. She -was bound to Newcastle-on- Her sails had been torn to ribbons, her Tyne with a cargo of salt, and carried a bulwarks washed away, and the heavy crew of six men. seas were breaking completely over her. Oct. 3.—At 3 P.M. a large barque was Her crew of five persons, one of whom seen ashore on the "West Gunfleet Sands, was a boy, nearly dead with cold, were and with the aid of a powerful telescope taken into the Life-boat and safely landed a signal of distress was made out. The at Wells.—Expense of service, 161. 5s. crew of the Albert Edward Life-boat, sta- Oct. 5.—The steam-tug Rover came to tioned at Clacton-on-Sna, were at once the New Brighton stage at about 6 P.M. summoned, and the boat was soon for the Life-boat, as there was a ship in launched and went to the aid of the distress on the Little Burbo Back. The vessel, which proved to be the Danmark, Stuart Hay Life-boat was at once manned, of Dragor, bound from Sundswall to taken in tow by the tug, and proceeded Chatham, timber-laden, with a crew of to the vessel. On arriving to windward twelve men. A gale of wind was blowing the Life-boat attempted to get near her, from the N., accompanied by a rough sea, but missed her through the very heavy and as the vessel bad a heavy list to sea and the darkness. The tug then went starboard, the master engaged the services in search of the boat, but did not find of the Life-boat's crew to throw the deck her for about two hours, and it was with cargo overboard, which they continued to extreme difficulty that she ultimately got do until 1 o'clock on the following morn- alongside the wreck. The captain, his ing. The steam-tug Bristol then towed wife, and the crew of seventeen men and the barque afloat, and took her to the two pilots had taken refuge in the rigging, Swin Middle Light, but owing to the force the woman being lashed to the top of the of the gale, it was impossible to take her mizen-mast. They were all taken into further; she was, therefore, anchored the Life-boat, and the crew were put on until 6 A.M., when the tow-line was again board the Rover and conveyed to Liverpool made fast, and she was taken to Chatham, landing-stage; while the master and his arriving there at 12.30 P.M., the Life-boat- wife were landed at New Brighton by the men keeping her pumps going all day. Life-boat. The ship was the Nuncio, of The Life-boat was afterwards towed back Yarmouth, N.S., bound from Liverpool to to its station. New Orleans with a cargo of salt. She left the Canada dock in. tow of a steam- tug at about 2 o'clock in the afternoon. The wind was blowing hard at the time, and during the evening the hawser parted MAT 1, 1884.] THE LIFE-BOAT. 289 and she was driven on the Little Burbo launched, and found the barque Arab, in Bank, where she remained fast. At first ballast from London to Newcastle with a her position was not considered unsafe, crew of fifteen men, lying to in the centre and the tug left her; but afterwards the of the Middle Cross Sand. The Life-boat captain was obliged to signal for assist- let go her anchor, veered down, and with ance. The vessel subsequently became a great difficulty boarded her. The master total wreck.—Expense of service, 13Z. requested the Life-boatmen to try to get Oct. 14.—At 9 o'clock in the morning the vessel off, and this having been a messenger arrived at Withernsea from successfully accomplished, a steam-tug Sandy le Mere, two miles distant, and was engaged to tow her into Yarmouth stated that a vessel was ashore there, too harbour. The wind was blowing fresh far off for the rocket apparatus to reach from the S.W. by W. and there was a her, that the sea was getting up rapidly, nasty sea on the sand. and that the master wished the Life-boat Oot. 22. — The Eamsgate Life-boat to stand by him, in order to assist to get Bradford, in tow of the harbour steam-tug out a heavy warp. The Withernsea Life- Aid, and the Broadstairs Life-boat Samuel boat thereupon proceeded to the spot, and Morrison Collins, proceeded to the Good- remained by the ship until she got off at win Sands in reply to signals of distress. high water. She proved to be the three- Toe ship WUhtlmina, of Hamburg, bound mast schooner Tuny Erowmann, of Port- (rom Hamburg to Iquique with a general madoc, Wales, bound from Dantzic to cargo, was found ashore on the North Sand Bordeaux with molasses. She had a crew Head. The crew of the Bamsgate Life- of eight men. boat went on board the vessel to assist in Oct. 15.—About 10 P.M. a gale of wind getting her off; the sails were stowed, and from the S. sprang.up at Bridlington, and men were also engaged from other boats there being at sea five open fishing-boats, to assist to lighten her; after which belonging to the port, which in con- several ineffectual attempts were made by sequence of the heavy sea could not make steam-tugs to float lies. At about 5 o'clock the harbour without great danger, the John on the following morning the wind in- Abbott Life-boat was launched so as to be creased to a fresh gale, the sea began to able to render assistance if necessary. rise, and preparations were made to leave Two of the boats managed to enter the the vessel if necessary. At 9 o'clock the harbour, leaving the others at sea; where- Broadstairs Life-boat took ashore twenty- upon the Life-boat was launched and was two of the men. A large quantity of the held in readiness until about 3 A.M., when cargo, chiefly iron, was thrown overboard one of the boats being seen the Life-boat during the fore part of the day by those at once proceeded towards her and who remained on board; and at 3.30 P.M. brought her safely into harbour.—Ex- two tags again attached their tow-ropes pense of service, 19Z. 10s. to her, sail was made on the ship, an Oct. 17.—The fishing yawl Daring, of anchor which had been previously laid Ballycotton, Co. Cork, was overtaken by out was hove on, and as the tide flowed a sudden gale from the W.N.W. while the vessel came off, striking heavily, and lifting her nets in the bay at about 11.30 was towed to Gravesend, where she was A.M. The crew were unable to pull safely moored by the salvors at about 3 against the wind and broke five oars in o'clock on the morning of the 24th.— trying to do so. Seeing that they were Expense of service, 311. 10s. in imminent danger the Oliver Goldsmith Oct. 25.—The schooner Magdalina, of Life-boat was promptly launched from Inverness, bound from Sunderland lo Ballycotton and succeeded in reaching Dingwall with coal, was struck by a them in time to save the boat and her sudden squall off Burgh Head and her crew of six men.—Expense of service, sails beiug carried away she went into 6^. 6s. Lossiemouth bay and dropped anchor. Oct. 20.—At about 3 A.M. large flares At 8 A.M. she showed signals of distress, were seen in the direction of the Middle in reply to which the Bristol and Clifton Cross Sand off the Norfolk Coast, and Life-boat stationed at Lossiemouth was guns and rockets were fired by the launched, and brought ashore her crew of Cockle and St. Nicholas lightships. The four men and their effects. The wind duster No. 1 Life-boat Covent Garden was was then blowing a strong gale from the 290 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1,1884. W.N.W. accompanied by a heavy sea. edge of a sandbank and was in imminent Towards the afternoon the gale abated, danger, the wind blowing a gale from the and a fishing-boat went off and took ropes W.N.W. The Life-boat brought ashore from the harbour to the vessel, by means her crew of three men and a boy. The of which she was hauled into safely.— same night she again went off to the Expense of service, 11. 18s. vessel, remained by her all night and Oct. 25.—At 8.30 A.M. the schooner brought her into port on the following Eclipse, of Dundee, bound from Sunderland morning.—Expense of service, 11. 2s. to Little Perry with coal, showed signals Nov. 6.—At daybreak the Clacton-on- of distress while riding in the bay at Sea Life-boat, Albert Edward,wa,s launched Fraserburgh, Scotland. The Cosmo and to the assistance of a ship on the West Charles Life-boat proceeded to her assist- Gunfleet Sands, which was found to be ance, found that she had parted one of the brigantine Estqfette, of Faversham, her cables and that the crew, consisting bound from the Tyne to Whitstable with of four men, wished to be brought ashore, coal. She was leaking badly, and the as the wind was blowing a gale from the master had made all preparations for W.N.W. and the sea was rough. They leaving her; but after some consultation were accordingly taken into the boat and it was agreed that the Life-boatmen, safely landed. The vessel drove ashore assisted by some smacksmen, should try on the sands south of Fraserburgh about to get her afloat. After much pumping, half an hour after the men had been and throwing overboard part of the cargo, rescued.—Expense of service, 10Z. 10s. &d. the vessel floated off the sands at high water, and was taken to Sheerness, the pumps being kept going all the time, and COMMITTEE MEETING, Nov. 1st, 1883. placed on the mud. She had a crew of nine men. Voted 93Z. 11s. to pay the expenses of Nov. 7-8.—At 12.30 A.M. the Eamsgate the Winchelsea, Braunton, Appledore, Salt- Life-boat Bradford, and steam-tug Aid, burn, Grimsby, Cromer, Harwich, Little- proceeded to the Kentish Knock Sand, the haven, Snnderland No. 1, Clacton, Wexford master of a fishing-smack having reported No. 1, and Peterhead Life-boats, in that there was a vessel ashore there. The assembling their crews or putting off to wind was blowing moderately from the the aid of vessels which did not eventually W.N.W., and the weather was misty. The require their assistance. Life-boat spoke the Lightship, and was The Gourdon Life-boat had also been informed that a vessel had been burning launched, with the view of assisting a a flare W.N.W. of her. Shortly after- fishing-boat in distress. wards the captain and crew of the barque Also the thanks of the Committee, Duchess, of Shields, came alongside and inscribed on vellum, to Mr. JOHN HUT- were taken into the Life-boat. The CHINS, Chief Officer of H.M. Coastguard captain stated that his vessel went ashore at Maryport, in recognition ,of his general at 8 P.M., and that they had left her full valuable services in saving life from ship- of water. The Life-boat went round the wreck, and particularly for taking com- sands, saw the barque, and put the mand of the Maryport Life-boat, in the master and some of the Life-boat's crew absence of the coxswains, and assisting to on board. She then -went to a schooner, rescue the crew of five men of the and to the brigs Julia, of Folkestone, and steamer Savington, of Maryport, which Cornucopia, of Whitby, and found them was wrecked off that port during a S.E. all full of water and abandoned. The gale and heavy sea on the 26th Septem- crew of the last-named vessel were after- ber. wards rescued from their boat and taken on board the tug. A vessel then being Nov. 5.—The Charles Biggs Life-boat seen drifting near the Long Sand, the stationed at Lytham, Lancashire, was Life-boat got alongside of her, and found launched at 12.30 P.M. in reply to signals she was the schooner International, of of distress shown by the flat Evelina, of London, abandoned. A crew was ac- Buncorn, bound from Douglas, Isle of cordingly put on board her, and the Aid Man, to Buncorn with a cargo of railway towed her to Eamsgate harbour. The iron. The vessel was anchored near the Life-boat subsequently returned to the MAT 1,1884.] THE LIFE-BOAT. 291. Ditckes»t where she found the Eamsgate becoming so strong that it was considered. steam-tug F«fca» and the Broadstairs dangerous for the boat to stay by her any Life-boat in attendance, Tbe vessel's longer, she proceeded to Yarmouth and crew were then put on board, her sails landed the men at the Britannia pier. were set, and with the help of the steamer The barge was afterwards towed into she was eventually extricated, from her Yarmouth Harbour, the gale having perilous position and taken to the North abated.—Expense of service, 25J, Foreland, where she was anchored, being Nov. 22.—The Admiral Butcher Life- steered there hy the Life-boat, her own boat, stationed at Tralee Bay, co. Kerry, rudder having become disabled. proceeded to the barque Q&tendea, and On the following day, at 1,30 P.M., the brought ashore the master, for the pur- steamers Vulcan and Aid again proceeded pose of procuring assistance and a tug to to the Duchess, and with much difficulty, tow the vessel to Limerick for repairs, as she again grounded twice, brought her she having lost her rudder three days iuto Kamsgate harbour. She was bound previously, and several of her head sails, from Gothenburg to Newport with a besides being in a leaky condition. cargo of pit props, and carried a crew of Nov. 25.—Intelligence was received ten men. this day at the Eastbourne Life-boat Nov. 12.—Flares were seea in the Station that a large foreign barque was direction of Hendoa Beach, Sunderland, riding at her anchors off Beachy Head at 5.30 P.M. The Suuderland No. 4 Life- Lighthouse, in a very dangerous position, boat, John Foulston, was launched, pro- with a signal of distress flying. With as ceeded to the spot, and found that the little delay as possible, the crew of the brig Tayus, of Aberdeen, bound from that William and Mary Life-boat were mus- port to Sundfrfand in ballast, had stranded tered, and the boat, mounted OH its trans- on the beaoh. The wind was blowiug porting carriage, started for Birling Gap, from the N.N.W., the weather was very drawn by seven horses. The route taken foggy, and the gea heavy. The master was through Meads, where three addi- and crew did not wish to leave the Teasel, tional horses were procured, and with thin but requested the Life-boat to remain by extra power she speedily mounted the them, which she did, until the brig was hill, and crossed the downs to Birling towed off by a steam-tug,—Expense of Gap, a distance altogether of five miles. service, 151 16s. There the boat was obliged to be taken off NOT, 16.—A vessel was observed with her carriage, as the Gap had to be widened two jibs set and signals of distress flying to admit even of the passage of the boat, in her main rigging, about a mile from and the incline was very sharp. The the shore at Chapel, Lincolnshire, duriug lower part of the Gap had been washed a very strong breeze from th« S. by E, away by the sea, bat this difficulty was and a heavy gea. The Landseer Life-boat overcome by using some long pieces of put off to her assistance, and found she timber which were fortunately on the was the ketch Annie, of Goole, bound j spot. Under the superintendence of the from Goole to London with a cargo of coxswain the boat was, by great exertions, stone. Her rudder had been carried away got safely down to the beach, and was by the gale during the previous night, launched at 1.15. The wind was blowing and she then became unmanageable* With a gale from the S.S.W., and a tremendous the assistance of the Life-boat the,vessel j sea was rolling in. At about 2 o'clock, and her crew of three men were taken after a very hard straggle against the safely to Grimsby, head sea, the midship oars being double- Noy. 18.—The Oaister No. 1 Life-boat, j banked, the vessel was reached; she was Ovvertt Garden, was launched at 1 A.M., in then opposite the Gap, about a mile from reply to large flares which had been shore, labouring heavily in the seas with observed ia the direction of the North two anchors down, sails torn, and spars Scroby Sand, when the barge Qarson, of j carried away, A storm of rain then cams Wisbeaeh, was discovered: riding at anchor on, and the vessel and Life-boat were with all the appearances of sinking. The hidden from the view of the spectators crew of four men were taken into the who lined the cliffs. After a period of Life-boat, which remained by the vessel suspense, the Life-boat was seen making for some time, but the wind aad sea for the shore, and ia gallant style she 292 THE LIFE-BOAT- [MAT 1, 1884. took the beach almost close to the spot board. The Life-boat went alongside and from whence she had started, and landed took off the crew, consisting of twenty- the rescued crew of eleven men. The four men, of the s.s. Boadicea, of Shields, Life-boat had anchored as close as pos- coal laden from Shields for Savona, which sible to the vessel, and the crew were then had stranded on the Shingles Sand. The hauled into her. The poor fellows, who tug and Life-boat then returned to Eams- were in a very exhausted state, one of gate, arriving in the harbour at 7 o'clock. them having sustained a fracture of the Dec. 7.—Signals of distress were Been ribs, were taken to the Coastguard Station, on the north part of the Barber Sand, off where they received every attention from the Norfolk coast, at 7 A.M., during a the Chief Officer and the Coastguardmen. fresh N.E. wind and a heavy sea. The The Life-boat was got up the Gap with Cockle Lightship was also firing guns and considerable difficulty, and arrived back rockets. The Caister No. 1 Life-boat at her station about 7.30. The distressed Covent Garden was launched, and found vessel was the barque New Brunswick, of the barque Zelos, of Grimstad, laden with Brevig, 480 tons, bound from Quebec to deals, ashore on the sands. The boat West Hartlepool, with a cargo of deals. went alongside, and with difficulty took Subsequently, on the weather moderating, off the crew of ten men ; a rope was then the ship and cargo were taken safely to made fast to the vessel, and the boat Nfcwhaven by the tug and Life-boat from veered clear of the breakers and dropped there.—Expense of service, 35Z. 15s. 4d. her anchor. She rode about three-quar- ters of an hour, when the sea, which was COMMITTEK MEETING, Dec. 6th, 1883. breaking over the vessel, forced her over the sand clear of the breakers. The boat Voted 240/. 4s. 6d. to pay the expenses was then hauled to her, and a rope was of the Sheringham, Peterhead, Cruden, taken to a steam-tug. The barque was Tenby, St. Anne's, Aldborough, Thorpe, subsequently towed to Harwich full of Harwich, Holyhead, Walmer, Caister No. 1, water. Before the Life-boat reached her, Winterton No. 2, Tralee, Skegness, Irvine, one of her own boats had been launched, Newhaven, and New Komney Life-boats, in into which all the crew got, with the assembling their crews or putting off in exception of the master; but the sea was reply to signals of distress. found to be so heavy that they all went on The Eamsgate Life-boat had also been board again. Soon afterwards the painter taken out, but her services had not been parted, and the boat floated away and was required. driven ashore bottom upwards. Dec. 11.—Signals of distress were seen Dec. 6.—At 7.30 A.M. a sudden gale in Holyhead Bay at 8.30 P.M., during a from the N.E. sprang up at Aldborough, very heavy gale from the W.N.W. The Suffolk, accompanied by a very rough sea. Thomas Fielden Life-boat put off, and The fleet of fishing-boats was out, and found the schooner Dfrothy and Mary, of two of the boats were unable to cross the Carnarvon, coal laden from Newcastle to shoals. The coxswain of the Life-boat Dublin, dragging her anchors near the was also at sea at the time, but, reaching Clipera buoy. The crew of four men the shore with difficulty, immediately were taken into the Life-boat and safely assembled the crew of the George Houns- landed. The schooner became a total field Life-boat, went off to the assistance wreck.—Expense of service, 301. 5s. of the two boats, and brought safely Dec. 11.—At 11.30 P.M. it was reported ashore their crews, numbering six men.— at Kingstown, Ireland, that some fishermen Expense of service, Yll. 10s. were in danger on board a wreck on the Dec. 6.—In consequence of a telegram North Bull Sands. It appeared that a from Margate that the Tongue Lightship number of open boats were fishing near was firing for assistance, the Eamsgate the spot when a heavy W. gale suddenly Life-boat Bradford and steam-tug Vulcan broke upon them. Some of them suc- left the harbour at midnight, during ceeded in reaching the land, but four a fresh gale from the E.N.E., with were driven on shore and lost. Their snow and a high sea. They spoke the crews took refuge on the wreck in ques- Lightship at 3 A.M., and were informed tion, but as the sea was washing over that the crew of a wrecked vessel were on them they were in great danger. The MAY 1, 1884.] THE LIFE-BOAT. 293 Hector Life-boat promptly went out from flagstones and coal. The Life-boat dropped Kingstown to their aid, and succeed*! in her anchor to windward of the steamer, rescuing six men who were in a very bore down to her, and, after several exhausted condition.—Expense of service, attempts, hove a grapnel on board. The 14Z. 15s. master and crew of three men were then Deo. 12.—On the night of the llth taken into the boat. The vessel had December, while the wind was blowing a sprung a leak, and sank just as the Life- gale from the N.N.W., the schooner Lady boat was landing at Brancaster.—Expense Stuart, of Chester, was lying to off Point SQL 9s. &d. Lynas under reefed sails, and eventually Dec. 12.—Th,e Manchester Unity Life- drifted with the flood-tide and gale to boat stationed at Grimsby was launched opposite Orme's Head. At about 7 o'clock this morning to the assistance of the on the following morning she ran for schooner Margaret of Carnarvon, which Chester Bar. When off Bhyl she shipped was ashore on the Trinity Sands with a a heavy sea, which washed away her bul- signal of distress in her rigging. The warks, hatches, and main boom, and Life-boat took off the vessel's crew of four smashed the companion skylight and her men and brought them ashore. The wind boat to pieces. She was then found to be was blowing a strong gale from the N.W. in a sinking state, and was steered for the and the sea was heavy.—Expense of ser- Foryd, when she shipped other heavy seas, vice, 6Z. 10s. and her crew of five men were compelled Dec. 12.—The schooner London, of to take to the rigging, and the vessel was Hastings, bound from Hartlepool to Eye then driven at the mercy of the storm, with coal, was seen making for Scarbo- and ran stern on to the Ehyl promenade rough harbour, with only her fore staysail pier. Three of the crew jumped on to the set, and with a signal of distress flying, pier, but the captain and his son remained at 9 A.M. during a heavy gale from the N. on board the schooner, which was driven The Scarborough Life-boat, Lady Leigh, through the pier and went ashore to the put off to her assistance, placed three men eastward, where she sunk. The master on board, and wore the vessel, -which was and his son were fortunately saved by the fast drifting into broken water, with her Ehyl No. 2 Life-boat, Jane Dalton, which head to sea. It was intended to take promptly put off to the help of the ship- her to Filey Bay, and to run her ashore wrecked crew as soon as their perilous on the soft sand there ; but she would not position was observed.—Expense of ser- stay, and having lost all her anchors, it vice, 131. 10s. 3d. became necessary to abandon her. The Dec. 12.—At about 4.30 A.M., during a crew of five men were then landed in the gale from the N.E., which for its violence Life-boat and the vessel drove ashore was said to be the worst experienced on about a mile south of Filey.—Expense of the coist of Aberdeenshire since the one service, 19;. 16s. 9d. when the Tay bridge disaster took place, Dec. 12.—The schooner Swift, of Eye, the schooner Baroness Strathspey, of and bound to that port from Seahaui with coal, from Portsoy for Sunderland in ballast, was seen off Lowestoft with a flag of dis- came into Fraserburgh Bay and was driven •tress during a gale from the N.W. and a on to the sands about half a mile south heavy sea. The Samuel Plimsott Life-boat, of that port. The Cosmo and Charles Life- stationed at Lowestoft, thereupon went to boat stationed at Fraserburgh put off to her assistance. She had lost both her her assistance and succeeded in rescuing anchors and her sails had bjen blown to two of her crew, the other three men ribbons. A Yarmouth tug had tried to having been saved by the rocket appa- take her to a place of safety, but her tow- ratus.—Expense of service, 151. Is. rope had parted twice, and the mate— Dec. 12.—During a fresh gale from the the master being disabled—requested the N.W. and a heavy sea, the man on the look Life-boat to remain by her. The crew of out at Skegness, Lincolnshire, observed the schooner were too exhausted to work that signals of distress were flying on the vessel, some of the Life-boatmen board a vessel in the offing. The Life-boat therefore boarded her and rendered assist- Herbert Ingram put off to her, and found ance. Eventually, with the aid of a that she was the s.s. Victoria of Goole, steamer, the schooner and the Life-boat bound from Seaham to Blakeney with were taken into Lowestoft harbour. 294 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1884. Dec. 13.—At 8 A.M. a large barque, which in reply to signals of distress, during a proved to be the Mermaid, of Cardiff, bound strong N.N.E. wind and a very heavy sea. from Quebec to Liverpool with, a cargo of She found the brig Clara, of Dublin, bound timber, was seen at anchor just clear of from Liverpool to the Tyne with a cargo the banks lying at the mouth of the of salt, had lost her main topmast and Kibble, and displaying signals of distress. was waterlogged with seven feet of water The Lytham Life-boat Charles Biggs was in her hold. Some of the Life-boatmen launched without delay, and was towed boarded her, and, with the assistance of a by the steam-tug Friend of All Nations as steam-tug, took her into Lowestoft har- far to windward as the tug could safely bour. She carried a crew of seven men. go. The Life-boat then rowed a distance Dec. 17.-—la response to three guns of two miles against wind and tide to the fired from the Gorton lightship the distressed vessel. After pulling for some Lowestoft Life-boat, Samuel Plimsoll, was time, the Life-boat fortunately fell in with launched at about 9 A.M., and was towed the vessel's two boats containing the crew out by the tug Rainbow. The wind was of the barque numbering twenty-one men, blowing half a gale from the N.E. accom- together with the master's two daughters. panied by a heavy sea. Owing to the They were all taken into the Life-boat and mist at sea no vessel could be seen until brought ashore. A strong W.S.W. gale the lightship was approached, when the was blowing at the time, the sea was very trawler Magic, of Hull, was found disabled, heavy, and in all probability the ship's having all her sails split; she had lost boats would have been swamped if they her mizen-mast, her anchor was gone, the had attempted to reach the shore in such a sea was making a clean sweep of her deck storm. The barque had become unmanage- and she was fast driving on to the sands, able, having lost her sails and rudder.— where she would undoubtedly have been Expense of service, 10Z. 2s. wrecked. At the request of the master Dec. 14.—The steamer Castle Craig, of some of the Life-boat crew got on board, Liverpool, stranded on Brooke Ledge, and the tug took both the vessel and the Isle of Wight, during thick weather and Life-boat in tow and brought them into a heavy sea. At about 4 A.M., her signals Lowestoft Harbour, arriving there at of distress being observed, the crew of about 11.30 A.M. The trawler had a crew the George and Anne Life-boat, stationed of five men. at Brooke, were summoned, and the boat Dec. 24.—At about 7 P.M. a signal of went to the assistance of the stranded distress was shown from the Tnskar Rock, vessel. Much difficulty and danger were off the coast of Wexford. The Iris Life- incurred in laying near the vessel so as boat, stationed at Carnsore, proceeded to take the crew off, but eventually this there and found a wrecked vessel, which was safely accomplished, aud in two trips was hailed, but no answer was received. the boat brought ashore thirtj-one men. The Life-boatmen then communicated The steamer was on a voyage from Odes-sa wit'i the Lighthouse keepers, and were to Antwerp with a cargo of grain, oilcake told that the crew of the vessel were all and feathers.—Expense of service, 311. 4s. safe on the rock, and that it was impos- Dtc. 15.—The s.s. Skelligs, of Glasgow, | sible for them to make a landing during bound to Liverpool with a general cargo, j the night. The coxswain asked if he was leaving Portrush Harbour during a should remain by until the morning, and strong breeze from the W. and a very did so at their request. At daybreak an high sea, when she failed to answer her attempt was ma'de to take the men off; helm, and was driven on to the saud but the sea was too heavy to admit of about 50 yards S.W. of the South pier. this being donp. Shortly afterwards the The Portrush Life-boat John Wlutaker put tug Ruby of Wexford, having a whale- off to her assistance, and took hawsers boat in tow, came up, and by the united from the vessel to the pitr, which pie- efforts of both crews, all the men were vented her from going broadside on to got off safely with the exception of one, the sand, and enabled her to get off when who remained to take charge of the cap- the tide rose. She had a crew of sixteen tain's property. The wrecked ship was men. the White Star, of Liverpool, bound from Dec. 17.—The Caister No. 1 Life-boat, Calcutta to Liverpool with a cargo of jute, Covenf Garden, was launched at 2.15 A.M., and having a crew of thirty men. MAY 1, 1884.1 TEE LIFE-BOAT. 295 Dec. 28.—At 3 P.M. the Italian barque Dec. 31.—Voted 3521. 16s 8d. to pay Marina Senvenuto, bound from Liverpool the expenses of the Life-boats at Mary- to Cardiff in ballast, was observed ashore port, Southport, Caister, St. Anne's, Pool- on the Arklow bank. The wind was heg, Bamsey, Brancaster, Blackpool, blowing from the S.W., the weather was Margate, Kirkcudbright, Donna Nook, hazy, and the sea smooth. Just as she Brighstone Grange, Moray Firth, Salt- was reported to be in distress her boat burn, Eamsgate, Llanaelhaiarn, Kings- was seen to be coming ashore. On its downe, Palling, Grimsby, Purthdirillaen, arrival the master requested the services Wexford, Peumon, Courtown, and Girvan, of the Arklow Life-boat, and the Out- in assembling their crews or putting Pensioner Life-boat accordingly went to off in reply to signals of distress shown the vessel and placed twelve men on by vessels not ultimately needing assist- board, who rendered every assistance. ance. About 6.40 P.M. the barque floated and was taken to Kingstown. SHOKE-BOAT SEEVICES EEWAEDED BY THE EOYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION IN 1883. Jan. 4.—Voted 31. to three fishermen for trim, and rescuing, at much risk of life, the crew putting off in a boat and saving at some risk, the of four mtn of a fishing yawl, which was in crew, consisting of four men, of the Norwegian danger of being wrecked, during a gale from sciiooner Johanna, which was wrecked on Car the N.W., on the 2nd August. Carrig Rock, off the coast of Fifeshire, during Also 31. to three men, for putting off in a a whole gale from the N.E. on the 7th De- boat and saving another man, whose boat had cember. been capsized off Eyeries, Co. Cork, during Also 31. to three men for putting off in a a N.N.K. wind and high surf, on the 26th boat from Southend, Essex, and assisting to October. save eight persons from the schooner Hero, Also 51. to several men who waded into the which stranded off Southend, during a S.W. j surf and rescued, by means of a line and a wind and a very rough sea, on the 24th of j hawser, the master, his wife and three children, October. j and the crew, consisting of three men, of the Jan. 9.—Six men put off in a boat and towed j kt-tch Q. E. D., of Dartmouth, which was totally safely ashore at Berehaven, Co. Cork, a bout i wrecked off Lowestoft, during a whole gale from containing the crew of five men of the brigan- I the N.E., on the 28th October. tine Commodore, "f Dublin, which had misstayed Also 21. to four men for saving four men at the entrance to the hurbour, and became a from the boat of the ship Rose of Sharon, of total wreck, during a fresh gale of wind from Shields, which, when returning from the shore the E.N.E. to E.S.K.—Reward, 31. j to that vessel, had been caught in a sudden gale Jan. 23.—Two men who were in a boat fish- from the N. W., and had been driven out into the ing in Plymouth Sound rescued two other men, 1 Bristol Channel on the 26th November. whose boat had been run into by a sloop in the i Also 11. to the crew of a boat for rescuing Sound during a strong S.W. wind. Reward, 1Z. three men who had been working on board Jan. 24.—The crews of two cobles belonging • the s.s. Troubadour, of Liverpool, which had to Redcar, Yorkshire, put off, during a fresh stranded off Drugheda, Ireland, and were in gale, and saved the crew of four men of the ' some peril during a gale of wind from the schooner Jim Crow, of Yarmouth, bound from S.W. on the 29th December. Shields to Yarmouth with a cargo of coal, Feb. 1.—Three men put off in a boat and which had struck on the Saltsrar Rocks, and saved at some risk, four out of five pert-ons became a total wreck.—Reward, !l. Ids. [ from a rowing-boat which l:ad been capsized off Jan. 24.—The crews of two other Redcar Worthing by a heavy surf.—Reward, 31. cobles rescued the crew, numbering three men, Feb. 2.—Three men put off in a boat from of the schooner Norfolk 'lar, »f King's Lynn, ! Shoreham and saved the crew of six men of bound from Wisbeach to Lynn, with wheat, j the fishing smack Louisa, of that port, which which was lotally wrecked at Redcar during had sunk in the harbour during a whole gale of the <;ale. Reward, 41 4s. wind from the S. Reward, 31. Jan. 28.—Six men put off from Cley, Nor- Feb. 7.—Four fishermen saved, by mtans of folk, in a bout, and rescued the crew of five life-belts and lines, three of the crew of the men of the schooner Johanne, of Faahorg, schooner t-avant, of Beiiumaris, which was Denmark, who had taken to their boat, thtir wrecked at Crail during a strong N.E. gale and vessel being in a leaky condition, during a a heavy sea. Reward, 21. whole gale from the W.—Reward, 4Z. 10s. Feb. 12.—Eleven men put off in a boat and Feb. 1.—Voted 10Z. to five men for putting off rescued the crews, numbering in all thirty-five in a boat from Carriek-a-Raide Island, Co An- men, of five fishing-lwats, which were in danger 296 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1884- in Aekergill Bay, during a gale and a heavy Fleet wood, and saved two soldiers who had sea. Reward, 51. 10s. taken refuge on a wreck, having been sur- Feb. 23.—Four men belonging to North Sun- rounded by the tide while attempting to walk derland saved the crew of five men and the ashore from the North Wharf.—Reward, 2Z. Ids. master, his wife and child, from the boat of May 21.—Eleven men saved, at some risk, the schooner Parkinson, of Barrow, which had three other men whose canoe had been filled been wrecked on the Knavestone Rock, Fame by the sea and capsized off the Blaskett Island, Islands, during a fresh N.W. breeze and a Co. Kerry, during a moderate N.E. wind.— moderate sea. Reward, II. Reward, 51. Ws. March 1.—Voted the Second Service Clasp June 7.—Voted the Silver Medal of the Institu- to Mr. WILLIAM NORSWORTHY, Chief Officer of tion to Mr. W. H. ARNOLD, Chief Boatman in H.M. Coastguard at Carnarvon, and 4Z. to four charge of H.M. Coastguard at Sandown, Isle of other men, for putting off in a boat, at great Wight, inaeknowledgment of his gallant services risk—the boat beiug driven back four times— in putting off, through a heavy sea, in the station and saving the crew, consisting of one man boat with five other men, and saving, at con- and a boy, from the barge Neptune, of Car- siderable risk, five of the crew of the brigan- narvon, which had dragged her anchor and tine Jeune Gustave, of Brest, which was totally stranded on a sandbank off Carnarvon, during wrecked off Red Cliff, Sandown Bay, during a a storm from the W.N.W. on the night of the strong S.W. gale on the evening of the 10th 25th January. February. . March 4.—Five men put off in a boat and July 4.—Two men saved a man from a canoe rescued three soldiers who had been sur- which had been capsized between Barna and rounded by the tide on " North Wharf," Fleet- Furlough, Co. Galway, during a N.E. wiud. wood. Reward. 1Z. 5s. —Reward, II. Maroh 24.—The crew of a Winterton yawl July 9.—Three men put off in a coastguard brought ashore the crew of ten men of the boat from Cuapel, Lincolnshire, and saved a Norwegian schooner Orienten, who had taken man from a boat belonging to Skegness, which refuge on the Wold Lightship, during a fresh had been capsized off Chapel during a strong S. wind from the W.N.W. Beward, 61. •wind.—Reward, 11. Is. April 14.—During a strong gale of wind July 20.—Thirteen men put off in the yawl from the N.W. and a high sea, the fisliing Glance, of Caister, Norfolk, and saved the crew, smack Jessie, of Lerwick, was returning to port consisting of five men, of the fishing smack, when her mainmast was carried away and she Zero, of Grimsby, which was totally wrecked on sustained other damage. She was then between the Middle Cross Sand during a N.W. wind. the headlands of Monsa and Bressa Head in a —Reward, 10Z. helpless condition, and the boat and her crew Aug. 9.—Six men of Ballycastle, Co, Antrim, were in great danger. On the accident being put off in the Coastguard whale Lifeboat, and observed by the master and crew of the fishing- saved the crew of four men of the schooner boat Good Design, of Cellardyke, which was J. E. Furlong, of Dublin, which had dragged some distance from her, they at once pro- her anchors in Ballycastle Bay, during a fresh ceeded to her, and saved the disabled smack and gale from the W.N.W. and a heavy sea.— her crew of five men.—Reward, 71. Reward, 3J. April 28.—A fisherman put off in a boat to Aug. 28.—The crew of a boat saved three the rescue of several persons, whose boat, men from a sailing boat which had capsized on named the Mary, of Errislannin, had capsized Drogheda bur during squally weather.—Re- off Cliffden Quay during fine weather.—Re- ward, 1Z. 10s. ward, IZ. Sept. 1.—Three men saved a boat containing May 1.—The crew of a yawl belonging to three, men which was drifting out to sea off Scratby, Norfolk, put off and taved one mm Porthdiullaen, North Wales.—Reward, 15s. from the boat Three Sisters, of Scratby, which j Sept. 1.—Four men of Penmon, Anglesey, had been upset during a fresh wind from the I waded into the sea and saved, by means of N.N.E.—Reward, 5Z. lines, the crew of two men of the smack Dar- May 7.—Four men saved five other men from ling, of Beaumaris, which had stranded on the a fishing-boat which had been swamped off rocks close to the Menai lighthouse during a Inuishowen Head, Co. Donegal, during a gale strong S.E. gale.—Reward, 4Z. of wind from the N.E.—Reward, 4Z. Sept. 2.—Six men put off in a boat from May 7.—Some men put off and saved four Soutliend, Essex, and saved the crew of tsvo persons from a boat which had been capsized men from the barge Mary, of Rochester, which off Bullsmouth, Co. Mayo, during a strong ! had sunk off Southeud during a gale from the breeze from the N.E.—Reward, 2Z. os. , S.—Reward, 3Z. The crew of another boat also May 9.—The. mate and a seaman of the put off with the view of rescuing the ship- schoontr W. S. Flower put off in a small boat wrecked men.—Reward, 1Z. 5s. from that vessel during squally weather, and Sept. 24.—A man and his daughter saved two saved four men from a tailing boat which had j men whose boat had been capsized off Burton capsized and sunk off Brownsea Castle, Dorset. Port, co. Donegal, during squally weather. —Reward, 2Z. —Reward, 11. The cost, amounting to 17s. 6<1, May 16.—One of the crew of the Poole Life- of repairing the boat used by the salvors, which boat rescued four men from a boat which had ; was damaged in rendering this service, was also been caught in a squall and capsized in Poole I defrayed by the Institution. Harbour.—Reward, 17. Sept. 26.—Six men put off twice in a fishing May 19.—Five men put off in a boat from yawl, at considerable risk, and saved the crews 1, 1884.] THE LIFE-BOAT. 297 of ten men from the schooner Clare, of Carnar- Bride's Bay to render assistance had it been von, and smack Robina, of Dublin, which were required.—Beward, 21. 5s. iu distress in Peel Bay, Isle of Man, during a Nov. 1.—Voted the thanks of the Committee, very heavy gale,—Beward, M. 10». inscribed on vellum, and 11. each, to EDWAKD Sept. 26.—Four men of Fleetwood, Lanca- CRASKE, BOBEBT BISHOP, and JOHN HENRY- shire, rescued, by means of a cart and by DAVIS, for going into the water with lines, and wading into the water, the crew of five men assisting to save the crew of five men of the and the master's wife, from the schooner schooner Alpha, of Faversham, which was Thornton, of Fleetwood, which became a total wrecked off Cromer, Norfolk, during a heavy wreck on Barnard Wharf during a W. gale. gale from the N.N.W. on the 4th October. —Beward, 4Z. Nov. 6.—The crew of the smack Tyro, of Sept. 30.—Eight men put off in a coble from Aldbotough, brought ashore the crew of seven Holy Island and rescued the crew of three men men of the brig Thankful, of Shields, who had and a boy from a small screw steamer, the Kenil- taken to their boat, as their vessel was sinking worth, of Middlesbrough, which was wrecked off Thorpeness, during a gale from the S. by E. on False Bmanuel Head during squally —Beward, 51. weather and a very heavy sea,—Beward, 6Z, Nov. 19.—Four men put off in a boat, in Oct. 5.—The crew of the fishing-boat Happy tow of a steam-tug, and saved the stranded Return, of VValmer, rescued Capt. DKEVAR, fishing-boat Harriet, of Fleetwood, having one wlio.se boat had been capsized while he was man on board, which was in distress off Fleet- endeavouring to cross the Channel from Dover wood during a strong breeze from the W.N.W. to Calais.—Reward, 4Z. —Reward, 'il. Oct. 10.—At night signal rockets were ob- Nov. 21.—Three men put off in a boat and served in St. Bride's Bay, and as it was sup- saved two men from a canoe which had capsized posed that they had been fired by a distressed in Stokes' Channel, Poole Harbour, during a vessel, some men put off in a boat from St. strong N.W. breeze.—Reward, 15s. Tlie following is a copy of a Handbill circulated on the Coasts of the United Kingdom by the Institution, for the purpose of informing Boatmen and others that it encourages laudable exertions to save Life from SUipwreclts:— TO BOATMEN AND OTHERS. To encourage prompt and energetic exertions in time of Danger on the part of Boatmen and Others, by quickly putting off to save Life in CASES of WBECKS on the Coasts of the British Isles, either by SHOBE-BOATS OB OTHEB MEANS, £{w llcnml llaticmal fife-boat Institution GRANTS Rewards of Money or Medals. In all cases the Rewards are given without further delay than is necessary to obtain proof of the merits of each case, and to ensure their being paid to the right parties. Application to be made to the Secretary. By Order of the Committee. THE MEDAL OF THE ROYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, FOR THE PRESEEVATION OF LIFE FROM SHIPWRECK. THE beautiful obverse of this medal, executed by L. C. WYON, Esq., represents the bust of QUEEN VICTORIA, 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 the 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 his preserver is supplicating in the extreme, while the 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. But 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 WYON, Esq., R.A., himself. The following is a LIST of the GOLD and SILVER MEDALS that have been voted by the Committee of the Institution since its establishment in 1824, 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 granted by tlie Institution up to the present time is 1,063, 9t of which were in Gold, and 966 in Silver. Note,—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. R. C.—Revenue Cruiser. M. M.—Master Mariner. Acraman, Mr. J., Fisliguard. Ahern, John, C1. Gd., Kilmore. Anthony, Mr. Owen, M.M., Autridge, Lieut., R.N.,Doon- Adair, Mr. R., Coxswain Aikin, J.. O. Gd., Cushendall. Holy head. Bally waiter Life-boat. Alexander, W., Coxswain of Armstrong, R., Newbiggin. \ Avlsse. Mr. J. N., M. M., Adair, Mr. W., C'. Gd., Dun- the Thorpeness Life-boat. Armstrong, Mr. W., Blyth. j Boulogne. drum. Allan, Jas., Holy Island. Armstrong, W.. Newbiggin. Bacon, Henry, Harwich. Adam, Mr. J., C*. Gd., New- Allen, Mr. Luke Jas., M. M., Arnold, Mr. W. H., C1. Gd., Bacon, Mr. James, M. M. castle. (2) Wivenhoe. Sandown, Bailey, Jas., Boatman, Deal. Adams, Mr. Thomas, M. M. Amis, Edward, late Coxswain Askin, J., Ct.G-3. Bally waiter. Buillie, Lieut. Henry, R.N. Agar, J., C1. Gd., Morris of the Palling Life-boat. Atkins, T., C1. Gd., Wainfleet. Baillie, Lieut. H., R.N. Castle. Anderson, Mr. John G., R.N. Austeri.Wm., Seaman, Hums- i Bain, Alex..Seaman, Skerries. Agnes, Samuel, Wivenhoe. Annis, Mr. M., C1. Ga. (!i) gate Steamer Vulcan. \ Bake, Lieut., R.N., C*. Gd. MAY 1, 1884.] LIST OP GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS. 299 Baker, Lt. <5. S., R.N., P. Gd Bnmby.Mr..J.,P.Gd..CloveUy . Cox, H. L., Esq., Surgeon, Elyard, Lt. Col. J. (2)« Baker, U. W. H., R N , P. Gd Bunt, Mr. John, P. Gd. Army Medical Depart- Erridge, E., Boatman, Deal. Baker, Mr. T.,P.Gd., Brooke Burnard, Mr. T., Bideford. (2) ment. Essell. Lieut. Wm. F.. R.N.* Banyard, Mr. John. C'. Gd. Burne, J., C'. G"., Penzanoe Cox, Lt. H., R.N., C'.fi". (2)* Evans, Mr. I)., P. G T 2 300 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1884. Gleeson, K. V., Wexford. Hill, Mr. J., Coxswain, New- Jones, Owen, Anglesey, Lose, Mr. John, C. 0.,C'. G3., Glover, M-. J., M.M. Gun- cat>tle, Dundrum, Life-boat. Jones, Lt. R., R.M., C1. Gd. Swanage. fleet Sand. Hill, Mr. \V., Mate. (3)** Loucliet, L. P. A . B., Anthie. Goldring, Mr. W., M.M., Hillary, Sir A. Wm., Bart. Jones, Mr. T., M. M,, Port Loughor, l^ees, Monknasb. Hay ling. Hillary, Sir Wm., Bt. (4)**** Talbot. Love, Private Robert, 63rd Goldsmith, John, Life-boat- Hills, W., late Coxswain of Jones, Mr. T.,M. M., Cardiff. Kegimeut. man, llamsg.ite. the Padsiow Life-boat. (2) Jones, Mr. Thos., Holyliead. Lovell. Patrick, Belmullett. Goldsmitb, Ki^hard, Life- Hipplewbite, Mr. T., M. M., Joy, Mr. George, M. M.* Ludlow, Mr. I., Master of the boatman, E. im.«gate. Warkworth. Juniper, Wm., Mundteley. American sh\p,Monniouth* Goldsinitli, Stephen, Life- Hodgson, J., Carver, Sunder- Lusk, Mr. A., Raeberry, man, Ramsgate. laud. Kavanagh. Peter, Coxswain N.B. Gordon, Mr. John, Second Hoed, Mr. F. P., M. M., ship of the Arkiow LilV-lxiat. Lyons, Lieut. Wm., R.N. (2) Coxswain of the Tyrella t'henviitene.* Kcarun, Capt. K.|\V., Arkiow. Life-boat. Hogben. J., late Coxswain of Macalister, Mr. Robt., Wick. Ki'llv L inui K R N ( d Goss Capt. T., R.N., C<. G". Kamsgate Life-boat. Kelly', J. M., Appledore. Macdonald, George, C . G . (2)* Hogg, Mr. William, Cf. G<". 1 d ]\lackay, Mr, James. Kendall, W.. C . G . d Gongh, J., Fisherman, Water- llolhurn, S., Broadscairs. K'-nnwly, InspiTting-Lt. A., M.ickell, Mr. Patrick, Ct. G . ford. Hoi land, Lieut. John, K.N. K.X-.Ct.G1'. Uallyheige. (2) Mackintosh, Mr. Alex., M.M. G.'Ulrt, Lt. Wm., R.N., C'.G Moody, Samuel. Skegn"S*. ' Peake, James. Ksq., H.M. Robe'ts. Mr. T., Coxswain Stap, Mr. R., C1. Gd., Dunbar. Moody. Samuel, Coxswain of llocky.n.i, Devonport.* of Holyhead Life-bout. Stark, Lt. P., R.N., C«.Ga. (2)* Skegnes< Life-boat. (2) P-'arce. Rich., Ksq., Penx.ance. Robertson-Macdonald, Vice- Starke, Mr. J., C'.Gd., Queens- Moore, Gunner Jas., 0"ast Pe.irse, ./a.-., Pilot, Porthcawl. Admiral D. town. Brigade. Rovai Art.illerv. Pearse. T., Pilot. Porthcawl. Robertson, Lieut. R., R.N.* Steane, Lt. J., R.N., Rye.* Moreno, Mr.,~Master of 'the Peart. John, Montro-e. Robertson. Lt. J.;H. M., R.N. Steel, Mr. C., C'. G".* Austrian Barque Eva. Pcdder, Lt. W., R.N1.. C'. G". Robins, Mr. J. Gunn, C'. Gd Steele, John, Esq., Ayr. Morgan, John, Ttutr-o, \.R. Peebl-s, Mr. John, Irvine. Robinson, Mr. J., Aberdeen. Stephens, A., Traoiore. Morsail, Lt. R., R.N.. C'. G'l. Peebles, Mr.T., M.M., Irvine. Robinson, Lieut., R.N. Stephenson, Mr. B., Coxswain Morgan, Mr. T., R.C., .•*.!•/:. Peirson, S. H.,C'.Gd., Bally- Robinson, T., Whltby. of the Koulmer Lile-h(.at. Morris, Capt. J. Row, R.N.* gens. KocltcluTe, W., Soutbport. Stevens, Henry. Gunner R.A. Morris.R.. Seaman, Holy head. Penney, Robert, Ramsgate Roderick, E., C1. Gd., Dun- Stewan,W., C'.Gd., Ardmore. Morris. Mr. W. K.. Port Life-lioatnian. manus. Stokes, Mr. R., late Cox- Madoc. Peiiper.J., C'.G11., Lvmington. Roderick, J.S., Ksq., Ardmore. swain of I'oole L fe-boat. Morrison, Lt,., R.N'., C'1. Gd. Perkins. Jas., C'. Gd., Bude. Rodgers, J., l\oi/al (,'ltarter.* Star, J., Whiihy. Morrison, W., !taltv\valter. Pcrroit, Sir Kdward G. L., Roe, R., Esq., J.P., Lynnionth. Stone, J., C'. Gd!, Boscastle. Morrison. Mr. Silvester, C«. Bart., V.I1.* Rose, W., Boatman, Lowestoft. Stragncll, Lt., R.N. Gd., Sennen Cove. Pen-ie, Kllen, Shetland. Ross, Capt. Sir Thos., R.N.* Stralian, Mr. H., Illot. Mortley, Mr., C'. Gd., Pad- 1 'hi Hips .1., N"e\vcasile. frelnd. Ross, H., C'. G<>., Curracloe. Strains, Mr. J., C'. Gd. stow. Plcurd, Mr. P., French M.M. Ross, R., C'. Gd., Dunmore. otreader, Mr. W. 1'., H.M. Moss, J., Boatman, Walmer, Pik-her, Mr. Stephen, Cox- Rossiter, T., Wexford. Customs, Shoreham. Mu.ld. Win.. Harwich. swain Tramore Life-boat. Rothery, Lieut. J., R.N. Strong, Mr. Fran. F. M. Mulligan, Jymes. Siiiso. Pillar. W., tinnner, H.M.S. Rowe, W., C«. Gd., Kiugle. St'Owger, Mr. G., Coxswain, M urdoch, M r. Peter, Glen- />~a(/le. Rowe, W., .Scilly. Kessingiand Life-boat. drishaig, Ayrshire. Pine-'tnb, T., Pilot, Kxmouth. Rowe, W., Seaman, Helston. Stuart, Ll. J., R.N., C1. Gd. Murphy, James, C'. Gd., St. Pitt, K.. C'. Gd., Athertield. Rowlands, Mr. T., M. M., Stnart, Ll.T., R.N.,C'.Gd. (2) Ives, Cornwall (2). Ponieroy. H,, C'. Gd. Newport, Pembroke. Stubbs, C., Seaman. Mnrphy, Mr. Adam, Cox- Port.T, William, Seaman. Rowlands, Mr. W., Coxswain, Stubbs. H., Atherneld. swain of Tyrella Lile-boat. Powell, Mr. John, M. M. Holyhead Life-boat. (2) Stuggins, Mr. W., Second Murphy, Mr. Michael, CM}'1., Pratt, Lt. Jas., R.N., C". Gd. Ruddock, J., Boatman, Filey. Coxswain of TelKnmoath Coxswain of New Romney 1'r.ittent, Lieut. John, R.N.* Russell, R., Esq., J.P. Lite-boat. Life-boat. Preston. Mr., C1. Gd.. Newton. Rutter, Mr. J., Scarborough. Sullivan, J., Newhaven. Murray, A., C«.G<>., Elie. Prewel, R., C'. Gd., Kilrush. Rymer, Lt. D., R.N., C'. Gd.» Sunnier, Mr. R., Forniby.* Pi'iee, Tlios., Beaumarls. Superville, Mr., M. M., Bor- Nelson, Mr. W., R.N..C'. Gd. Pride. C. C1. Gd.,Christcliurch. Salmon, C., Fisherman, Gor- deaux. Nepean, Capt. St. Vincent, Prior. Mr. George. C. 0., leston. Surry, W., Penance. R.N. C'. G'l., Ballywalter. Sanderson, Lieut. J. P., R.N., autherlaud, D., C'. Gd. Kater- Newnbam, Lt. N., R,N., C'. Prior, l.t. T. H., R.N. C'. Gd. C'. Gd., Bridge of Don. line. G1'. Prosser, Mr. H., C1. Gd. Sands,Mr.U.,M. M ., Bahamas. Sinter, Mr. J., M. M. Newsom, Mr. W., M. M., Purdy, H., C'. GJ., Tyrella Sarony, Mr. 0., Scarborough. Suitor.. Mr. C . Port Talbol, Harwich. Puxl.-y. H., Esq., Dunbov. Sauvage, Mr., French Fish- M. M. Nicljol, Mr. J., M. M., Mon- Pym. Lt.ll. K., R.N., Whltby .* ing-boat fsabelle. Swarbrick, Mr. W., M. M. trose. Sawtell, Mr. Kdwin, C*. Gd. Symmes, Lt. H. A. S., R.N d Nicholas. Matt., Coxswain of d Scarlett, R., Harwich. C'. G .* Quadllrig. Mr.B. E.,C'.G .(2)* Scoit, Mr. G. R., lieetkoixn. Syuge,TheRev.A.,Balbriggan the Sennen Cove Lite-boat. CJu^iyle, Capt. K. (2) Nicholson, M.. Knock. 1 d Scott, Mr. J., M. M. Nicolle, Mr. Philip, Jersey. Vuigley, Mr. \V. '!'., C G . Scott, Major Henry, Dover. Tail, Grace, Shetland. Norcock, Capt. a. L., R.N. Vuirke, G., Ksq., Douglas. Selly, W. H., C'. G"., Pcn- Talbot, C. R. M., Esq., M.P. Norris, Beiy., Boatman, Deal. zance. (2) Taylor, J., C1. Gd., Dundnnn. Norris. Mr. James, M. M. Rae, Wm., Whitburn. Sergeant, Lt. J., R.N., (X Gd. Taylor, Mr. W.,C. O-.C^GJ., Norris, Martin. R.N.R. Randall, Lt. H., R.N..C'. G*., Sewell, Lt.H.F, R.N.,C'.G<>.* Dunny Cove. (3) Norsworthv, Mr. William, (2)" Sewell, Master John, Belfast. Tegg, Mr.T., M.M., Cornwall. C.O. C'.G'1., Carnarvon. (2) Handle, Mr. J., Bristol. Shanahan, Mr. Micliael. Bere Terrell, T., Consiahle, Kno:-k. Noil, Capt. K. B., R.N. i2; Raw-stone. Lt., R.N., C1. G«. Island, Cork. Thom:cS,J., C'.G'1.. Atlicrfield Ray, J., Boatman, Tenby. Shankey, R., C'. B<<. (2) Thomas, J., C'. Gd., Ro<-ken, O'Neil. Patrick, Scilly. Haye, Lieut H. R., R. M. Shannon, P., C'. G<«., Ktlrush. Isle of Wight. Orr. Mr. Roht., Irvine. N.B. Read, Lieut. J.. R.N.. C'. Gd. Sharrock.'J. P., C' Gd., Bos- Thomas, R. J., Coxswain of O'Shanghnessy, Miss Nora. Reade. W. M., Esq. .Tramore. castle. New Brighton Life-boat. O'.Suilivan. Mr. M., Bere. Reading, Mr: Daniel. Master Shaw, Lt. C., R.N., O. Gd. Thompson. !>., Thurso. N.B. O'Sulllvan. D.. C'. Gd. of Ramsgate Har. stm. tugs. Shea, D., Coxswain of the Thompson, Mr.G.. Annalong. Owen. Capt. Wm.. Holvhead. Redford, J., Cullercoats. Padstow Life-boat. (3) Thompson, Mr. R. Kirkpat- Owen, Mr. William, M. M.* Rees, Mr. A., Port Talbct. Shea, D., C'. Gd., Porthcawl. rick, C. 0., C«.Gd. (3)* Owen. Richard. Anglesey. Rees, Mr. T. M., St. David's. Shleldon, Robt., Redcar. Thompson, \V., Apprentice, Owston, Mr. John, Coxswain Rees, Mr. W., Fishguard. Simpson, Mr. Jas., late Mate Smack liuby of riull. of the Scarborough Life- Reeve, Mr. J., Swansea. of Ramsgate H. Steamiugs. Thorp, Sir. T., Newcastle. boat. Reilly, Pat.ick, Private, Sims, J., C1. Gd., Dungeness. Tlndall, Mr. Smith, M. M., A.S.C. Sims, Lt. And., R.N. (2) Scarborough. Page, Mr. Alfred, Master, Regan, 1)., O. G'l., Kilmore. Sinclair, Mr. B., Thurso, N.B. Tindall, The late W., Esq., Ramsgate Steamer Vatcan. Renowden, J..C'. Gd., Dingle. Sinnott, R., C'. Gd., Mullagh- Scarborough. Palmer, G., F.sq.. M.P. ^>*« Revell, Kdw., Seaman, Rams- more. Toole, Capt. W., Curracloe. Parker, Mr. Kdwin, C'. Gd., gate Steamer Vulcan. Smallridge, Mr. J. H., Cox- Toomey, J., Kingstown. Mothecombe. Richards, Mr. E., M. M. swain Braunton Life-boat. Torrens, Caot. John A. W. Parker, Mr. J., Flamboro'. Richards, Mr. T., M. M. Smith, F.,Boatman,Lowesl oft. O'N., Royal Scots Greys.* Parker, Mr. Wm., M. M. Richards, James, Penzance. Smith, Hy., Pilot, Gloucester. Town, J., C«. Gd., Folkestone. Parrott, Mr. R., C1. Gd., Richards, Henry, Penzance. Smith, J., Shields. (2) Tenby. (2) Richardson, Mr. A., M. M. Smith, Mr. J., Thurso. Town, J., C'. Gd., Castlc- Parry, Lieut., R.N.* liichardson, W., Esq., Cole- Smith, Mr. Owen, Uideford. gregory. d Tredwen, Mr. R., Padstow. P-irry, Mr. Henry, Anglesey. ralne. Smith, Peter, C'. G ., Lydd. d Parry, Mr. R., M. M., Port- Ridge, Capt. G. A. E., R.N. Smith, T., C'. Ud., Ballina. Tregldgo, Mr. W. H., C'. G ., madoc. Ridge, Mr. J., Mate of R.C. Smith, Wm,, Bombardier, Newquay. (3) Parsons, Lieut. Thos., R.N. Kite. R.A. Trent, J.. Atherfleld. Parsons. Lieut. Rich., H.M. Ridge, Mr. J., C1. Gd., Cadg- Smith, Mr. W., Aldborough. Tresilian, Mr. R. 35th Regiment. with. Smyth, H., C'. Gd., Kilioore. Triphook, Mr. R., R. C. Parsons, Lt. W., R.N..C'. G«. Rioch, R., C?. Gd., Collieslon. Snell, Lt. G., R.N.. C'. Gd.* Hamilton, Dumworldly. Partridge, Capt. W. L., R.N., Ritchie, Mr., Sanda. Somerville,Lt.J.,R.N'.,C'.Gd. Trott, T., Boatman, Deal. C'. Gd. Rivers. T., C'. Gd., Lydd. (2)* Tuckfleld, Mr. T., Biileford. Pascoe, Peter, Portbleven. Roberts, Mr. John, Clogwyn. Southey, Lt., R.N., C'. Gd. Tudor,Capt.J.,R.NT..VVlck.(2) Paul. Thos., C'. Gd., Bude. Roberts, Mr. R.. Carnarvon. Spark, Mr. A., M. M. Tully, W., Newcastle, [bar. Payne, Mr. John, C. 0., Roberts, 11 r. Richard, Assis- Spraggs, J., Seaman, Hayllng. Turnbull.R.,Fisheru)aD,I)un- C1. Gd , Skerries. tant Coxswain North Deal Stables, R., Holyhead. Turner. Lt. C., K.N. Paynter, Capt. Richard. Life-boat. Stanoard,Mr.F., M.M., South- Turner, Mr. Jas., C.O. a1/}1"., Peake, Admiral T. L.* Roberts, O., Pilot, Anglesey. wold. Leysdown, Kent. 302 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1884. Turpin, Mr. J., C«. Gd., Sal- Walsh, J., Esq., Lloyd's West, Mr. Wm., O. G"., Wllliams,Mr.J., Bideford. (2) combe. Agent, Dublin. Dymclmrch. Williams, Mr.J.M., Padstow. Tutt, E., Spurn Point. Williams, Rev. O. Lloyd. (2) ington. Wallace, Mr. J., M. M. Welsh, Mr. M., M. M. Williams, Rev. J.,Anglesey.« Young, Lt. T., R.N., O. Gd. THE LIFE-BELT IN USE BY THE CEEWS OF THE LIFE-BOATS OF THE NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION. The requisite qualities of a life-boatman's life-belt are— 1. Sufficient extra buoyancy to support a man heavily clothed, with his head and shoulders above the water, and to enable him to support another person besides himself. 2. Perfect flexibility, so as to readily conform to the shape of the wearer. 3. A division into two zones, an upper and lower, so that between the two it may be secured tightly round the waist; for in no other manner can it be confined sufficiently close and secure round the body without such pressure over the chest and ribs as to materially affect the free action of the lungs, impede the muscular movement of the chest and arms, and thereby diminish the power of endurance of fatigue, which, in rowing-boats, is a matter of vital importance. 4. Strength, durability, and non-liability to injury The cork life-belt of the NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION possesses the first two qualities in a greater degree than any other life-belt, and the third one exclusively. (Vide annexed figure.) MAY 1, 18S.4.] THE LIFE-BOAT. 303 THE LIFE-BOAT STATION. TUB 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 274 Life-boat Stations of the NATIONAL LIFE-BO AT 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 de- stroyed 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 that expense to be incurred in vain. THE LIFE-BOAT. (See Diagrams on next page.) The following figures show the general form, the nature of the fittings and air-chambers of one of these boats, 33 feet in length and 8 feet in breadth. In figs. 1 and 2, the elevation and deck plans, the general exterior form of the boat is shown with the sheer of gunwale, length of keel, and rake of stem and stern-posts. The dotted lines of fig. 1 show the position and dimensions of the air-chambers within board, the relieving-tubes, and ballast. In fig 2, A represents the deck, B the relieving-tubes (6 inches in diameter), c the side air-cases, D the end air-chambers, B ballast, F scuttles to admit of a free current of air under the water-tight deck, o scuttle for air, and to receive pump. In fig. 3, the exterior form of transverse sections, at different distances from stem to stern, is shown. Fig. 4 represents a 304: THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1884. midship transverse section, A being sections of the side air-cases, B the relieviug- tubes, of the same depth as the space between the deck and the boat's floor, o, c, o, o, are spaces beneath the deck, placed longitudinally, at the midship part of the boat, with cases packed with cork, forming a portion of the ballast; d scuttle for ventilation, having a pum1 -*ve_d in it, by which any leakage beneath the deck can be pumped out by one of~tnTs^ ew whilst afloat. The festooned lines in fig. 1 represent exterior life-lines attached round the entire length of the boat, to which persons in the water may cling till they can be got into the boat; the two central lines are festooned lower than the others, to be used as stirrups, so that a person in the water, by stepping on them, may climb into the boat without assistance. Fig. 1. Sheer Plan. Fig. 2. Deck Plan. Fig. 3. Body Plan. 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. 3. Facility for launching and taking the shore. 4. Immediate self-discharge of any water breaking into her. 5. The important advantage of self-righting if upset. 6. Strength. 7. Stowage room for a large number of passengers. MAT 1, i8£4.] THE LIFE-BOAT. 305 THE LIFE-BOAT TBANSPOBTING-CAEBIAGE. The Life-boat transporting-carriage is a "very important auxiliaty to the boat. Every Life-boat, except a few of the larger size, is proYided with a, carriage, on which she is kept in the boat-honse ready for immediate transportation to the most favour- able position for launching to a wreck A Life-boat is thus made available for a greater extent of coast than she otherwise wtmld be; and wen when launched from abreast of the boat-house, can be much quicker conveyed to the water's edge than she could be if not on a carriage. In addition to this ordinary use, a carriage is of immense service in launching a boat from a beach, to that extent, indeed, that one esa be readily launched from a carriage through a high surf, when without one she eouid not be got off the beach. The carriage consists of a fore and main body. The latter is formed of a keelway, and of side or bilgeways attached to the keelway, and resting ou the main axles the boat's weight being entirely OB the rollers of the keelway. Its leading characteristic is that, on the withdrawal of a forelock pin, the fore and main bodies can be detached from each other, The advantages of tMs arrangement are that, whilst on the one hand the weight of the boat when she is launched from the rear end forms an inclined plane by eleTating the keelway and fore-carriage; on the other hand, to replace her on the carriage she can be hauled bow foremost up the fore end or longer incline, by disconnecting the fore-carriage, and letting the end of the keelway rest on the ground, thns forming an inclined plane np which the boat is easily drawn. The bilgeways are needed at the rear end, that the boat may be launched ia an upright position, with her crew on board, but they are not required at the fore end of the carriage. A very full equipment of stores is supplied to the Life-boats of the Institution— such as eork life-belts, anchors and cables, grapnels and lines, life-baoys, lanterns, rockets, and many other articles, together with portable or laaneliing-skids. 306 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1884. 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 8^., and an assistant at 21. & year. The crew consists, in addition, of a bowman, and as many boatmen as the boat pulls oars. 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 coxswain and each of the crew receive alike from the funds of the Institution (whether successful or not) 10s., if by day, and 11., if by night; and 4*. each for every time of going afloat for exercise. A reward of 7s. is given to the man who first brings intelligence of a wreck at such a distance along the coast as not to be in sight of the Coastguard Station or other look-out. 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 expense of a Life-boat Station averages 1,000/., and is made up as follows:— Life-boat and her equipment, including Life-belts for the Crew, Skids, and Transporting-carriage ...... £650 Boat-house (average cost) • . . 350 Total £1,000 The average Annual Expense of maintaining a Life-boat Station is 701. 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 journals of each Life-boat Station and the annals of the Institution tell. The NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION has now 274 Life-boats under its charge. Every one of these has been specially presented to it, and they save every year from 600 to 700 shipwrecked sailors. Altogether, the Institution has contributed to the saving of 30,563 lives. Despite, however, this fleet of 274 Life-boats, and of 30 others locally provided and supported, and despite the numerous rocket and mortar stations on our coast, there remains the melancholy fact that an average of 700 lives are lost annually on and around our own shores alone, 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 ship- wrecked. The Institution needs a permanent income of about 40,000/. 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. LIST OF LEGACIES PAID TO THE ROYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION. [Legacies of £50 and under are omitted after having been published twice in the Annual Eeports."] Amount received, • & s. d. 1871—ABBOTT, JOHN, Esq., Halifax (Free of Duty) 2,078 13 4 1881—ADAMS, Miss ELIZA, Eltham 406 10 - 1868—ALDRED, Dr. G. E., Richmond (Free of Duty) 100 - - 1880—ALLAN, EGBERT, Esq., Glenhouse, N.B. (Ditto) 500 - - 1881—ALLSOP, W. G., Esq., Nottingham 121 9 1 1877—ANDERSON, Miss MARGARET, Leamington 450 - - 1874—ANNANDALE, ALEX., Esq., Bolton, Lasswade, N.B. (Free of Duty) 199 7 6 1866—ANSTICE, GEORGE, Esq., Chipping Norton 90 - - 1870—ANSTICE, Mrs. ELEANOR, Tynemouth (Free of Duty) .... 700 - - 1865—APPLEYAKD, JOHN, Esq., Halifax 1,800 - - 1878—ARMSTRONG, THOMAS, Esq., Ore, near Hastings (Free of Duty) . 200 - - 1877—ARNOLD, Miss ANN, Tavistock Hotel, Covent Garden . . . . 1,118 111 1872—ATTON, ROBERT, Esq., Taunton (Free of Duty) 800 - - 1878—BACK, Admiral Sir GEORGE, F.R.S 270 - - 1880—BAGLEY, WILLIAM, Esq., Leicester (Free of Duty) 200 - - 1872—BAKER, Miss ELIZABETH, Stutton, Suffolk (Ditto) 100 - - 1872—BAKER, Miss HARRIET, Stutton, Suffolk (Ditto) 100 - - 1875—BARKER, ALEXANDER, Esq., Piccadilly 1,800 - - 1880—BARNARD, ROBT., Esq., Painswick, Gloucester 100 - - 1879—BARNICOT, RICHARD, Esq., Dorking (Free of Duty) .... 200 - - 1868—BARROW, ROGER, Esq., Newcastle-on-Tyne . 90 - - 1882—BATES, ROBERT, Esq., Whitburn 46 7 9 1879—BATHO, JOSEPH ALEXANDER, Esq., Brighton 90 - - 1882—BAX, Mr. EDWARD, Cockspur Street 90 - - 1367—BEBB, Miss MARTHA, Bootham, York 1,570 16 - 1869—BECKETT, J. S., Esq., Tormoham, Devon 625 10 3 1877—BECKETT, Miss A., Fornham-St.-Martm (Free of Duty) . . . 600 - - 1879—BECKWITH, Mrs. MARY, Tynemouth (Ditto) .- 800 - - 1870—BELL, MATTHEW, Esq., Glasgow (Ditto) 200 - - 1865—BENNETT, Miss JEMIMA, Sloane Street, Chelsea (Ditto) ... 90 - - 1875—BENTINCK, Lady CHARLES CAVENDISH 339 6 - 1875—BERGONZI, Madame, Boulogne (Free of Duty) 200 - - 1871—BERRY, ARTHUR, Esq., Liverpool (Ditto) 100 - - 1880—BEST, Mrs. ELEANOR, Kelston Millbrook, Southampton (Ditto) . 200 - - 1883—BEWICK, Miss ISABELLA, Gateshead 900 - - 1874—BEWLEY, JOHN, Eso.., Kingsland Road 118 18 4 1880—BIGG, Mrs. ELIZA, Clifton 109 9 7 1859—BIGGS, GEO., Esq., Strand (Free of Duty) 100 - - 1877—BIGGS, Miss L. M,, St. John's Wood (Ditto) 1,000 - - 1884—BILES, Miss ANN ELIZA, Ramsgate 12 19 - 1877—BIRKETT, WILLIAM, Esq., Newton-in-Cartmell 720 - - 1876—BIRTWHISTLE, Miss M. A., Cheltenham 900 - - 1883—BLATDES, Miss ELIZABETH, Teignmouth 631 19 3 1879—BOETEKEUR, ALEX., Esq., Bayswater 8,020 6 2 1879—BOLT, ROBT., Esq., Poulton, Gloucester (Free of Duty) .... 100 - - 1868—BOLTON, Miss ELIZABETH, Chelsea 415 2 6 1883—CONNER, RANDALL, Esq., New Cross 90 - - 1884—BOOT, THOMAS, Esq., Paddington 909 11 9 1860—BOWERBANK, Captain, R.N 90 - - 1876-8—BOWLES, Admiral Sir WILLIAM, K.C.B., Hill Street .... 180 12 - 1877—BOYS, THOMAS, Esq., Hove 5,44714 9 1879—BRADBERRY, THOS., Esq., Finsbury Park (Free of Duty) ... 500 - - 1881—BRADSHAW, Mrs. S. H., Reading 1,356 15 - 1880—BROADHURST, Hon. Mrs. H. M., Richmond (Free of Duty) . . . 300 - - 1865—BRODIE, Miss, York Place, Portman Square (Ditto) 400 - - 1869—BRODIE, Mrs. MARY ANN, Harley Street 90 - - 1868—BROMEHEAD, E. A., Esq., Thorntowaite, Cumberland (Free of Duty) 100 - - 1879—BROOKES, J. M., Esq., M.D., St. John's Wood 90 - - 1864—BROWN, Capt. HUGH, Kilmarnock, N.B. (Free of Duty) ... 99 18 6 1882—BROWN, CHRISTOPHER RUSSELL, Esq., Tredegar Square . . . 900 - - 1883—BROWN, HENRY, Esq., Plymouth (Free of Duty) 100 - - 1881—BROWN, PETER, Esq., Castle Douglas 90 - - 1869—BROWN, THOMAS, Esq., Ludgate Hill (Free of Duty) .... 500 - - 1877—BROWNE, Miss MARY, Liverpool (Ditto) 250 - - 1867—BROWNRIGG, Dr. THOMAS, Keighley, York 180 - - 1880-1—BRUCE, Misa JANE ISABELLA, Haddington 1,237 8 - [Continued. 308 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1884. LIST OF TA1D LEGACIES—wniM^d. Amt'li/rf rtcriced, £ s. d. 1871—BURD, Mrs. MARY, "Wantage (Free of Duty) l,5nO - - 1882—BtRLEY, JOHN, Esq., Halifax . . 1878—BURRELL, Miss F. A., Durham (Ditto) 1877—BURY, CHARLES, Esq., Nazing (Ditto) 1876-8—CAMERON, Miss E 1,H:>0 x 10 1877—CAMEKON, Miss MAKGARET ii.'Ki Ifl H 1864—CAMPBELL, DAVID, Esq., Rothesay, X.B 107 18 11 1877—CARLILE, Miss H. E., Clifton, Bristol !H) - - 1868—CHAPMAN, Mrs. MAHY, Aldborough (Free of Duty) 60 - - 1882—CHEESMAN, GEO., Esq., Dorking (Ditto) 50 5 3 1876—CHELLINGWORTH, Miss A. AV., Upton Bishop (Dittr) .... Jny II) - 1872—CHORLEY, HENIIY F., Esq., Eaton Place West (Ditto) '. . . . 600 - - 1858—CHURCH, Miss, Berkeley !'0 - - 1883—CHURCHILL, Miss E. R., Exeter (Free of Duty) ...... 100 - - 1869—CLARK, Mrs. M. E., Addison Road, Kensington 450 - - 1868—CLAYTON, THOMAS, Esq., Wakelield (Free of Duty) 250 - - 1877—COATES, P. E. Esq., Stanton Court, Somerset 450 - - 1881-3—COBB, Mrs. M. A., Jersey I,(WJ 17 1 1882—COFFIN, ADMIRAL, Caversham, Oxford . . . ' HO - - 1881—COHEN, Miss MATILDA, Inverness Terr., Baysuater (Free of Duty) 100 - - 1855—COLES, B., Esq., Tunbridge Wells . . .' ". 155 18 - 1881—COLLER, Mrs. CAROLINE. Brompton (Free of Duty) 802 6 - 1882—COOKE, CHRISTOPHER, Esq., Lincoln's Inn Fields (Ditto) ... 10 - - 1878—CORKER, C. J., Esq., Ramsgate 4-1'J 10 - 1872—COSESS, WILLIAM, Esq., Langdon, Dawlish (Free of Duty) . . 200 - - 1870—COSTELLO, DUDLEY, Esq., Acacia Road, St. .John's Wood . . . H!'!) 17 3 1882^CRADDocic, C. R., Esq., St. John's AVood (Free of Duty) . . . 100 - - 1876—CRANHAM, CHARLES, Esq., Audleni, Chester 450 - - 1872—CROYDEN, Mrs. LUCY, Portswood, Southampton 6!) 10 8 1882—CUFF, Miss ALICE, Frorne (Free of Duty) 100 - - 1863—CURRIE, AA'ILLIAM, Esq., Cornhill . ". ISO - - 18fi2—CUTTO, Mrs. ANN, Old Kent Road (Free of Duty) 1,000 - - 1866—DALTON, RICHARD, Esq., Wigton (Ditto) . 100 - - 1881—DANCE, Miss ANN, Kelso, N.B 270 - - 1873—DANFORD, AViLLiAM, Esq., Highweek, Devon (Free of Duty). . i^V) - - 1868—DANGAR, AA'ILLIAM, Esq., Cheltenham (Ditto) 200 - - 1882—DANIEL, Miss E. AV., AAreston-Super-Mare DO - - 1872—DAVIDSON, Mrs. ISABELLA, Conway (Free of Duty) .... 100 - - 1857—DAVIES, Miss JANE, Clapham " 90 - - 1872-83—DEAN, AV. H., Esq., Stratford • . 46!) 2 4 1867—DEANE, Mrs. MARIA, Cheltenham (Free of Duty) 100 - - 1880—DEIGHTON, Miss SARAH, Peckham . 180 - - 1874—DEWAR, EBENEZER, Esq., Leitli, N.B 89 8 - 1881—DEWAR, Mrs., Edinburgh 88 8 6 1876—DEWAH, Mrs., Vogrie, N.B. (Free of Duty) 500 - - 1875—DICKMAN, Captain AV. H., R.N., Holloway 3!i8 16 1 1875—DOLLING, Miss, Shrewsbury 'JO - - 1883—DOMETT, Capt. JOHN, Camberwell (Free of Duty) 10 - - 1869—DONCASTER, Mrs. ELIZA, AVinthorpe, Nottingham (Ditto) . . . JOO - - 1882—DODD, HENRY, Esq., Rotherfleld (Ditto) £00 - - 1870—DORSET, Miss SARAH, Reading (Ditto) 100 - - 1873—DOUGLAS, Miss E. HOUSTON, Eaton Place (Ditto) 250 - - 1878—DOUGLAS, Mr. JOHN, Skirbeck, near Boston 1,34.'! 6 3 1881—DOWNIE, Miss, Appin, N.B. (Free of Duty) 1,000 - - 1872—DRUMMOND, Mrs. S. J. DUNDAS, Kensington (Ditto) .... 2,500 - - 1883—DUKE, Miss HANNAH, Hornsea (Ditto) 50 - - 1832—DUPPA, Mrs., Homerton, Middlesex 1,000 - - 1873—EDISON, Mrs. H. M. ADEL, Leeds (Free of Duty) 200 - - 1882—EGDELL, Miss ANN, Alnwick " 900 - - 1882—ELWES, Miss F. J., Oxford 450 - - 1873—ELWOOD, Mrs. A. K., Clayton Priory, Hurstpierpoint .... HO - - 1877—EVERARD, Miss GRACE, Laverstock,"Wilts (Free of Duty) . . 1,000 - - 1870—EVANS, ALFRED SMITH, Esq., Edgbaston (Ditto) 500 - - 1883—EYRE, G. J., Esq., West Brighton (Ditto) 200 - - 1877-8—FAIRLIE, Lady CUNNINGHAM M3 6 2 1879-83—FARMER, JOHN, Esq., Darlington 360 - - 1864—FARNELL, JOHN, Esq., Islewortb (Free of Duty) 1,000 - - 1877—FARTHING, MICHAEL, Esq., Hartlepool (Ditto) 120 - - 1882—FAWCETT, Mrs. ANN, Norfolk Terrace, AV 450 - - 1876—FERGUSON, the Misses, Edinburgh 4,500 - - 1873—FERNLEY, JOHN, Esq., Southport (Free of Duty) 500 - - 1874—FINDLATER, ALEXANDER, Esq., Kingstown (Ditto) '200 - - 1876—FINNIE, JOHN, Esq., Bowden Lodge, near Altrincham .... 666 13 4 1877—FIRBANK, EuWARD, Esq., Uplyme, Devon (Free of Duty) . . . 1,000 - - 1880—FIRBANK, Mrs. ANNE, (Jharlton (3 per Cent. Consols) .... 'J08 5 - [Continued. MAY 1, 1884.] LIST OF PAID LEGACIES. 309 LIST OF PAID LEGACIES—continued. Amount received. £. s. d. 1879—FISHER, EDWARD, Esq., Ashby-de-la-Zouch (Free of Duty) . • 100 - - 187-2—FITCH, Mrs. FRANCES, Bath "... 500 - - IS:,I;_FITX<;P:KAI.D, Captain HAMILTON. R.N., V.P 8,551 14 2 1*<>4—FiT-/,Uo\, The H»n. Mis., \3pptt OrosvenOT Sweet (¥TC«olD«i,j'> 4QO - - 1879—FLETCHER, G. II., Esq., Carshalton 450 - - 1879—FOI.KY, Miss MARY, Bramley Road, Netting Hill 233 1 6 18S1 —FOKBK.S, Mr. & Jlrs. PETER,"Dunsholt, Fife . 550 - - I«W1—FOKTL-SE, Mrs. A. P., Liverpool (Free of Vatv) ...... 200 - - J8.>»— FOSTKB, GEO. HOLGATE, Esq., V.P., Moor-gate Street (Ditto) . . 1,000 - - 1H75—FOULSTON, Mrs. KI.IZA, South Kensington...... 83-6 IWii)—Fox, ROBERT, Esq., FalconhuTSt, Kent (Free of Duty) .... 100 - - 1878—FOXTOX, Mrs. C. D., Pendlebury, near Manchester (Ditto) . . 1,000 - - 1XC7—FRITH, Mrs. AXXE, Depti'ord " 90 - - 18(j8—FYDELL, 1!. S., Esq., Morcot Hall (Free of Duty) 100 - - 1873—GARDKX, I{. ,!-., Esq., South Kensington . 1,193 6 - 18ii-2—GKDGE, Miss ALICE, Great Yarmouth 304 16 - l*7(j—GIISB, B., Esq., Deptford '90 - - 1878—GIBHON, L. 1'., Esq., Pembroke 450 - - 1X75—Unsuoss, Mis. SILLS, Bath (Free of Duty) 500 - - 1H74—GIICON, Capt. ROBERT, R.N., C.B., Lancaster (Ditto) .... 100 - - 1877—G iusox. Dr. ALEXANDER, Auchenreoch, N.B 802 16 - ISiifi—GILBEBT, JOHN GKAIIAM, Esq., Yorkhill (Free of Duty) ... 100 - - 1877—GILBKKT, Mrs. JANE GRAHAM, Yorkhill, N.B. (Ditto) .... 250 - - 1875—GOADSBY, Mrs. M. A., Fallowfleld 450 - - 1875—GODIN, Miss SARAH, Maida Vale (Free of Duty) 100 - - !»#>—GODWIN, HENRY MOROAN, Esq., Brighton 900 - - 1884—GOLPKINCH, Mrs. MARY, Plymouth (Free of Duty) .... 20 - - 1879—GOOCJI, JAMES, Esq., Ipswich (Ditto) 100 - - ]H(H>—(;oo;».«.i.v, Miss R.LE.V, Kvcrsholt 540 - - 1877—GOHPOX, Capt. J. A., H.N., Ittingston, N.B 2/119 2 ]8ii8—(ioitKKNKi.E, JACOB, Esq., Liverpool (Free of Duty) 500 - - I8S4—GOULD, JOII.N'. Esq., Didslmry, Lancashire ...... 2,116 1 8 !H7'i—GovfcB, Miss F.I>V:A>;OK, VimUco (free oi Duty) 94 9 - 187-2—GKAHAM, JOHN, Esq., Ide Hill, Sevenoaks (D'itto) 1,000 - - 18779—GKAHAM, JAMES, Esq., Cornwall Terrace, Regent's Park. . . 2,500 - - 1x77—GKAHAM, Miss ANN MAXWELL, Williamswood (Free of Duty) . 500 - - 18f)l—GRAXTIIAM, Mrs. JANE, Altrincham, Cheshire 100 - - 1«71—GRKE.NE, JOHN, Esq., Gateshead (Free of Duty) 200 - -' 1x77—GRIFFITH, H. DAVIES, Esq., Caer Hun, Carnarvon (Ditto). . . 2,000 - - !S75—GHIVFITHS, Miss REHF.CCA, Dudley ISO - - 1874—(luiXDLAY, THOMAS, Esq., Edinburgh (Free of Duty) .... 1,000 - - IMjfi —GKOVK, WILLIAM CHAFYX, Esq., Mere, Wiltshire 90 - - 1875—HABKKKTKLD, Lady, Clifton (Free of Duty) 640 - - ]NB8—MALI., Miss LOUISA, Maida Vale (Ditto) 945 - - J8.SO— HAL I., THOMAS, Esq., Weideck St.,- Cavendish Square .... 1,7-12! - 3 18B7—MALI., WILLIAM JOHN, Esq., Trinity Square 5801110 1884—HAMILTON, Capt. JOHN, Greenock (Free of Duty) 50 - - 1873—HAMILTON, "Miss MAUY A.SS, Harrogate (Ditto) 200 - - 1864—liARCOURT, Admiral O. V., Swinton Park (Ditto) 1,000 - - ]880—IJAiMjiwiiT, Mrs. A. H. DAXBY VEBNON, Svnuton (Ditto) ... 500 - - 1881—H.vHiiRAVE, CHARLES, Esq., Bayswater 3,600 - - 1«73 4—HAIIRIS, Capt. E. W., Roehnmpton 8,342 8 - 1880—HARIIIS, HKXKY, Esq., Streatham 900 - - 1S.SI—HAKH.-S, airs. HEXKV, Streath«m (Free of Duty) 1,000 - - 1M«—\UKKISON, MUs H. M. BiitVi U>itto) ..." Eftft - - 18(i»—HAKKIHOX, Miss SARAH, Edge Hill (Ditto) 100 - - 1x8-2—HARTXELL, Jonx, Esq., Bloointield Street, W. (Ditto) .... 100 - - 188J—HATTON, Mrs. JANE, Leamington 90 - - ]SS3—H>.Y, DAVID, Esq., Edinburgh 8991011 1^34—HAYMAN, Mrs., Tops/mm, Devon 88 - - IN.-U- HKH-ITT, THOJIAS, Esq., MeoJe Brace, Shrewsbury (Free of Duty) 500 - - 18-26—UKCKKR, JOHN HKXUY, Esq., Finsbaty Square ...... 1,000 - - ]8i!0—Hi.;j]ix«TON, THOMAS FISHER, Esq., Uplyme, Devon (Freeof Duty) 100 - - 1X77— flEXLKY, Mrs. ANN, Plymouth 180 - - 1881—HKXXIKHR ALI>I>OKOU«H, J. B., Esc., Catcoct, Somerset ... 90 - - 1879—HIXDLKY, Miss ELIZABETH, Heatou Norris 90 - - 187S—HOLGATE. JOHN, Esq., Burton-in-Loiisdale (I1 ree of Duty). . . 200 - - Ditto, for the widows and families of men lost or injured wnile engaged in Life-boats (Free of Duty) 200 - - 1SR5—HOI.LINS, \V?i., Esq., Over Wallop, Southampton (Ditto) ... 511 11 6 1880—HOLMK-SITMSKR, Mrs. II. K., Swaffham (Ditto) ...'... 100 - - 1872—HOLME, THOMAS, Esq., City Road 4,545 - - 1881—HOLT, Co]. W. ,!., Gmphwrsfa, Ban-yor 450 - - 18i;7—Hooi'KR. Mr?. MARIANA, Andover (Free of Duty) 100 - - 1880—I-IorK, Mrs. ELLEN, Upper Seymour Street 270 - - [Continued. 310 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1,1884. LIST OF PAID LEGACIES—continued. Amount received, £ s. d. 1869—HORTON, Miss MART ANN, Highbury (Free of Duty) .... 100 - - 1865—HORTON, SAMUEL, Esq., Prior's Lee (Ditto) 100 16 10 1872—HOWARD, THOMAS, Esq., Rotherhithe (Ditto) 100 - - 1874—HOWELL, JOHN, Esq., Cadogan Place (Ditto) 210 13 9 1879—HOYLE, DUNCAN, Esq., Orme Square, Bayswater (Ditto) . . . 1,000 - - 1868—HUDSON, JOSEPH, Esq., Barrow-upon-Soar HO - - 1879—HUGHES, Miss HANNAH, Budleigh-Salterton 214 5 9 1879—HUNT, Mrs. MARIA, Hornsey 450 - - 1873—HYDE, Colonel J. C., Timber'combe Lodge, Somerset (Free of Duty) 247 7 6 1873—INGLEBY, Eev. CHARLES, Cheadle, Stafford (Ditto) 100 - - 1877—IRLAM, GEORGE, Esq., North Row, Park Lane (Ditto) .... 1,000 - - 1867—IRLAM, Miss MARIA, Dibbinsdale (Ditto) 1,000 - - 1876—IRVINE, Mrs. S., Geneva 270 - - 1878—JACKSON, Miss A. C., Croydon (Free of Duty) 100 - - 1877—JEFFERSON, EDWARD, Esq., Pontefract (Ditto) 400 - - 1882—JEFFERY, Miss ELIZABETH, Nottingham (Ditto; 50 - - 1875^fEREMY, Mrs. C. A., Axminster (Ditto) * . 1,000 - - 1884—JOHNSON, Miss JANE LOVINA, Aberystwith 5 - - 1863—JOLLY, Mr. JOHN, Farmer, Enstone, Oxford . . • 189 - - 1868—JONES, CHARLES WILLIAM, Esq., Norwich. 180 - - 1879^IoNEs, EDWARD, Esq., Port Hope, Ontario .... (33,000) 611 511 1882—JONES, Miss MARIA, Waterloo (Free of Duty) 1,000 - - 1861—JCDKIX, J. E., Esq., Hackney (Ditto) 105 - - 1870—J. L., Esq., Horsham 450 - - 1864—KEATE, Miss EMMA, Kensington (Free of Duty) 300 - - 1869—KEMP, Miss E. S., City Bead (Ditto) 100 - - 1878—KENDALL, WM., Esq., Exeter (Ditto) 1,000 - - 1877—KENDRICK, Mrs., Philpot Street (Ditto) 100 - - 1875—KERR, MALCOLM, Esq., Glasgow (Ditto) 250 - - 1882—KILLINGTON, E., Esq., Inns of Court Hotel (Ditto) 100 - - 1868—KINGSTON, FRANCIS HOUSE, Esq., Harpenden 431 2 - 1874—KIPLING. Mrs. S. E., Kentish Town ". 450 - - 1874—KIRBY, Mrs. F. S., Dublin 180 - - 1880— KIRKPATRICK, Mrs. HARRIET SUTTON (Free of Duty) .... 100 - - 1864—KITCHING, JOHN, Esq., Stamford Hill (Ditto) 100 - - 1872—KNIGHT, Miss MARIA, Hathern, Leicester 90 - - 1875—LAMBERT, JAMES, Esq., Alloa, N.B 502 11 6 1880—LANDSEER, CHARLES, Esq., R.A., St. John's Wood (Free of Duty) . 500 - - 1880—LANDSEER, Miss JESSIE, Kensington Park Gardens (Ditto) . . . 100 - - 1883—LARWILL, Miss F. R., Lee (Ditto) 100 - - 1882—LE CAPPELAIX, J., Esq., Highgate (Ditto) 100 - - 18/7—LEE, Miss MARY, Foleshill, Warwickshire (Ditto) 250 - - 1872—LEEVES, EDWARD, Esq., Venice (Ditto) 100 - - 1876—LEWTHWAITE, Miss SARAH, Bowdon, Chester 450 - - 1877—LEWTHWAITE, Miss F. J., Colton, Lancashire (Free of Duty) . . 200 - - 1876—LIDDELL, HENRY, Esq., Kingston-upon-Hull (Ditto) .... 100 - - 1870—LLOYD, CHARLES, Esq., Kenningtou (Ditto) 500 - - 1882—LOCKWOOD, Mrs. M. M., Upper Phillimore Place 180 - - 1876—LONG, Miss CATHERINE, Chipping Norton ...... 172 16 6 1876—LONSDALE, HENRY, Esq., M.D., Carlisle 90 - - 1883 - LORIMER, Mrs. JANET, Huddersfield (Free of Duty) .... 50 - - 1854—LOWE, SAMUEL J., Esq., Shadwell 871 15 - 1882—LUCKOMBE, Mrs. MARY, Brighton 1,450 - - 1880—LUPTON, Miss MARY, Broughton, Lancaster (Free of Duty) ... 103 16 - 1862—LUPTON, WILLIAM, Esq., Salford (Ditto) 100 - - 1872—LYON, Mrs. JANE, Knightsbridge (Ditto) 500 - - 1869—MACKIE, Dr., Greenock 359 12 5 1864—MACNAB, JAMES, Esq., Guildford (Free of Duty) 99 4 6 1879—MACNAMARA, Admiral Sir BURTON, Kingstown 525 3 - 18S4-MAGENIS, F. R., Esq., Grosvenor Place (Free of Duty) . . . . 1,000 - - 1881—MAHONY, Dr. MONTAGUE MARTIN, Chelsea 7,646 1 3 1875—MARKLAND, Miss ELLIN, Netting Hill (Free of Duty) .... 200 - - 1883-MARR, Miss MARY, Tufnell Park 10 - - 1875—MARSHALL, ROBERT, Esq., Edinburgh 270 - - 1883- MARTIN, HORACE, Esq., Battle (Free of Duty) 100 - - 18/9—MASON, Miss ELIZABETH, Necton 900 - - 1877—MAY, Dr. H. S., Exeter 180 - - 1883—MAYOTT, W. F., Esq., Camberwell (Free of Duty) 100 - - 1869—MCALLEY, WILLIAM, Esq., Stirling, N.B. . . " 99 1 10 1882—MCGREGOR, ALEXANDER, Esq., Glasgow (Free of Duty) ... 50 - - 1874—McKiNNELL, or HANNAY, Mrs., Kirkcudbright, N.B 91 11 - 1872—MEREDITH, Mr. THOMAS, Edgware Road 52 10 - 1874—METGE, PETER PONSONBY, Esq., Atblumney, Navan .... 180 - - 1871—MEYSELL-ISGRAM, Miss LOUISA E., Hoar Cross (Free of Duty) . 300 - - [ Continued. MAY 1, 1884.] LIST OF PAID LEGACIES. 311 LIST OF PAID LEGACIES—continued. Amount received. £ s. d. 1871—MEYRICK, STANTON, Esq., Brompton 611 7 6 18G3—MILLER, JAMES, Esq., Glasgow (Free of Duty) . .... 100 - - 1878—MILLOTT, Miss EMILY, Pendleton, near Manchester (Ditto) . . 100 - - 1S77—MITCHKLL, JAMES, Esq., Kincairnev, N.B. (Ditto) 506 5 - 1881—MONK, Capt. JOHN, R.N., Neston, Cheshire (Ditto) 500 - - 18G4—MONTAGU, Captain M., R.N., Bath (Ditto) 98 13 4 1865—MORGAN, Mrs., Cheltenham (Ditto) 204 11 10 1876—Mouius, Mrs. C. H., Hammersmith 463 14 4 1877—MOSTYN, T. A. B., Esq., St. James's Place (Free of Duty) ... 100 - - 1882—MURPHY, JAMES, Esq., Newry, co. Down ....".... 900 - - 1875—MYTTON, Miss C. H. A., Shelton, near Shrewsbury 450 - - 1868—NAYLOR, WILLIAM, Esq., Twickenham (Free of Duty) .... 500 - - 1871—XBALE, Miss, towards " Pendock Neale " Life-hoat ". £246 16 7 1872-5—Also donations from Miss HERRING, Newport, for same Life-boat, in memory of departed friends . 353 3 5 600 - - 1876—NEWEN, GEORGE, Esq., Cambridge Terrace (Free of Duty). . . 100 - - 1881—NICHOLLS, Miss CHARLOTTE, Finsbury Park (Ditto) 785 6 - 1883—NICOL, S, F., Esq., Greenock (Ditto) 50 - - 1882—OLDHAM, JAMES NAISH, Esq., Bridlington 450 - - 1882—ORD, W. G. H., Esq., Bowdou, Chester (Free of Duty) .... 250 - - 1883—OKMSTON, ROBERT, Esq., Newcastle-on-Tyne (Ditto) .... 1,000 - - 1883—OSBOKNE, Rev. PHILIP, Leamington Priors (Ditto) 1,000 - - 1883—OUTLAW, Miss ELLEN HOLT, Weymouth (Ditto) 100 - - 1878—OVEY, Miss JANE, Henley-on-Thames (Ditto) 500 - - 1867—OXENHAM, Miss C. N., Kensington 180 - - 1882—OXLEY, C. C., Esq., Ripon 45 - - 1881—PACKER, CHAS., Esq., Regent Street (Free of Duty) 100 - - 1882—PADDOX, Miss E., Brighton (Ditto) 100 - - 1875—PAUK, WILLIAM, Esq., Torwoodhill, N.B. (Ditto) 148 18 5 1875—PARK, Mrs. Do. (Ditto) 500 - - 1877—PARKER, Mrs. M. D., Whippingham, Isle of Wight (Ditto) ... 300 - - 1881—PARKIN, WM, Esq., Louth 300 6 8 1883 —PATERSON, JAMES N., Esq., Edinburgh 6,557 1 8 1883—PATERSON, Miss CATHERINE, Edinburgh 900 - - 1883—PEAT, WILLIAM, Esq., Derby (Free of Duty) 100 - - 1880—PECK, Mrs. AMELIA KEZIA, Plymouth (Ditto) 250 - - 1857—PETERSON, Miss MARIA, Bromley 90 - - 1876—PHKLPS, Mrs. MARGARET, Chichester (Free of Duty) .... 101 18 3 1876—PICKKRSOII.L, H. W., Esq., R.A., Blandford Square .... 900 - - 1883—POOLEY, GEORGE, Esq., Hadley (Free of Duty) 600 - - 1879—POPHAM, Mrs. J. E. M., Ardchattan, N.B 464 8 7 1883—POWELL, G. E. J., Esq., Nant Eos, Cardigan (Free of Duty) . . 50 - - 1882—PHATT, Mrs. HESTER, Leamington (Ditto) 100 - - 1880—PRICE, ALLIN FOORD, Esq., M.D., Deptford (Ditto) 100 - - 1883—PRICE, Mrs. A. T., Peckham (Ditto) 1,000 - - 1830—PRIOR. WILLIAM, Esq., Herne Hill, Camberwell 1,827 14 8 1879—RADCLIFKE, II. J., Esq., Eastbourne 520 14 5 1884-RALPH, Mrs. SUSANNA MARY, Otley 46 3 11 1875-6—RANDELL, JAMES, Esq., Mark Lane 483 15 11 1874—RATTHAY, Miss MARY GRAY, Tavistock Square 200 - - 1867—RAIVSOX, Miss MARIA, Sheffield 90 - - 187fi—RAYMK.VT, Mrs., Dartferd (Free of Duty) 100 - - 1881—KEARDOS, Miss ELLEN, Islington 5,331 19 5 1874-5—REEVE, JOHN, Esq., Reading (Free of Duty) 948 15 - 1848—RENNELL, THOMAS THACKERAY, Esq., Enfield 360 - - 1880—RHODES, W. B. Esq., Hounslow 29,247 4 4 1869—RICHARDSON, Mrs. HARRIETT, Greenwich 4,412 - 6 1874—RICHARDSON, Miss MARY, Edinburgh (Free of Duty) .... 500 - - " "" * " — . _ - Berkelev Square (Ditto) . 1,000 - - . .' 100 - - 450 - - 1870—ROBERTS, JOHN, Esq.,'Morningtori Road (Free of Duty) . . . 200 - - 1882—ROBERTS, RICHARD, Esq., Blackley. near Manchester '(Ditto) . . 600 - - 1873—ROBERTSON, Mrs. M. J., Kelso, N^B 450 - - 18!i)j—ROBINSON, Mr. THOS., Cheetham, Manchester 189 - - 1879— KOE, Mrs. Mary, Nutley, Co. Dublin (Free of Duty) .... 400 - - 1870—ROLLESTON, Mrs. HARRIET, Swindon . . . ." 450 - - 1874—ROYOU, WILLIAM, Esq., Tottenham 518 8 9 1881—RUDGE, W. N., Esq., South Audley Street (Free of Duty) . . . 1,000 - - 1874—RUSSELL, Lady FRANKLAND, Thirkleby, Yorkshire .."... 106 19 8 1883— ST. PAUL, Miss ASXJS, Fairlig-ht, Sussex (Free of Dutv) ... 100 - - 1883—SAXBY, Mrs. C. G., Wilmslow . " . . . . 329 13 10 1869—SCOTT, SAMUEL, Esq., Cavendish Square (Free of Duty) . . . 1,000 - - [Continued. 312 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1,1884. LIST OF PAID LEGACIES—continued. Amount received. £ 5. d. 1858—SELL, Mr. CHARLES, Hoxton 66 2 11 1867—SHARPE, Miss JANE, Whitburn 89 6 8 1866—SHAW. JAMES DAVIDSON, Esq., Newcastle-on-Tyne .... 449 1 8 1K7SI—SHAWJ JAMES, Esq., Brighton (Free of Duty) 100 - - 1881—SIIEMIKKD, ROUT., Esq., Rochdale . • 'MO - - 1876—SHEPPAKD, FREDERICK, Esq., Folkington, Sussex (Free of Duty) 2,000 - - 1882—SHEW, Mrs. EMMA, Sourh Kensington 43 9 8 1883—SnoiiTRiiKJE, Miss MARY, Cleadon, Durham (free of Duty) . . 50 - - 18u8—SILVKK, THOMAS TEMPLE, Esq., Woodbridge (Diito) . . 650 - - 1808—SIXCLAIU, DAVID. Esq., Tliurso (Ditto) 100 - - 1869—SINCLAIR, WILLIAM, Esq , Sowerby, York (Ditto) 138 18 3 1874—SKUI;I;AI-, W. H., Esq., Leamington 1, loo 12 4 1868—SLADK, FELIX, Esq., Lambeth (Free of Duty) BOO - - 1883— SLOC'OJUJE, WILLIAM, Esq., Upper Holloway (Ditto) .... 916 4 11 ]K66—SMALL, Mrs. SARAH, Brighton 76 7 6 1875—SMITH, JOHN, Esq., Hull (Free of Duty) 200 - - 1883—SMITH, Mrs. FRANCES SOPHIA, Lisheen, co. Cork 870 13 6 1867—SMITH, Mrs. MARY Axx, Greenwich (Free of Duty) 1,000 - - 1875—S.IIITHEMAN, JOHN, Esq., Hertford "- ,90 - - 1883—SOAKE, W. H., Esq., Chelsea . . • 452 2 10 1880—SOMERVILLE, Miss MARTHA CHARTERS, Genoa (Free of Duty) . 2,500 - - 1864—SPENCER, UICUAKD, Esq.. Ciower Street 180 - - 1880—SPURRELL, Miss CHARLOTTE, Brampton, Norfolk 90 - - 1882—STAMP, Mrs. A. G., Kingston upon Hull 45 - - 1881—STANFORD, J. !•'., Esq., North Bank, Regent's Park 4,500 - - 1878—STASNTON, J. J., Esq., Meadowcroft, Lewisham J07 8 10 1874—STAXXAH SAMYXTAS, Esq., Gower Street 450 - - 1873—STANTOX, WILLIAM, Esq., liramly Wharf, Surrey 473 17 5 1875—STEAD, Mrs., Helensburgh (Free of Duty) 100 - - 1883—STEPHENS, lira. CAROLINE, Trevornam, Cornwall (Ditto) . . . 200 - - 18i(j—STONE, UICHARD, Esq., L'leeby, Lincolnshire 1U1 11 1 1866—STORY, Mrs. MARY ANN, Kensington (Free of Duty) .... 500 - - 1884—STRATFORD, THOMAS X., Esq., Worcester (Ditto) " 1,000 - - 1870—STUART, CHAKLES, Esq., Norfolk Street (Ditto) 200 - - 18G5—STUBRS, THOMAS, Esq., Hulme, Manchester (Ditto) .... 500 - - 1869—STLKM, JAMES, Esq., High Holborn (Ditto) 500 - - 1883—SUTKH, HEXKY, Esq., Douglas, Isle of Man (Ditto) 20 - - 1882—SUTHERLAND, Mrs. A., Upper Norwood (Ditto) 10 9 2 1865—SYKES, t.'apt. JOHN, U.N., Bolsover Street (Ditto) 100 - - 1878—SYKES, Mrs. Axx ELIZABETH, liutharlvp, How Grasraere (Ditto) 600 - - 1881—"T. J. M." (Ditto) ." . 400 - - 1871—TAXCRED, J. J., Esq., Pearville, Co. Dublin (Ditto) 1,350 - - 1866—TAYLOR, THOMAS TRAVERS, Esq., Southport (Ditto) .... 500 - - 1879—THOMAS, Miss LOUISA, Bowden, Chester 900 - - 1881-3—THOMAS, Mrs. FANNY E., Nuuney, Somerset 40 7 11 1874—THOMPSON', JOHN, Esq., Nottingham (Free of Duty) .... 600 - - 1859—THOMPSON, Mrs. Axx, Greenwich 82 8 1 1865—THORNTON, HICHAUD, Esq., Old Swan Wharf (Free of Duty) . . 2,000 - - 1883—THUHMAN, JAMKS, Esq., Nottingham 17 19 2 1884—TODD, Misses AGNES and JAXE, Edinburgh 180 - -. 1883—TOLLEU, Miss AXXK, Saxmundham (Free of Duty) 19 19 - 1875—ToMfKissoN, Tuos., Esq., Bath 90 0 0 1882—TORKIX<;TOX, OSGOOD, Esq., Clapham Park (3 per cent. Consols, Free of Dutv) OT5 - - 186B—TRAVIS, SAMUEL, Esq., Cheltenham (Free of Duty) .... 100 - - 1873—TREIHVELL, WM., Esq., Handsworth, Staffordshire (Ditto) . . 105 - - 1884—TRONVELL, Mrs. S., Cambridge (Ditto) 100 - - 1878—TROWELL, WM., Esq., Fletton, Hunts (Ditto) 100 - - 1869—TUCKKTT, Miss LUCRETIA, Osnaburgh Street (Ditto) .... 100 - - 1880—VAXDELEUR, KICHD. J. O., Esq., Dublin 448 19 - 1863—VEXABLES, THOMAS Ai;t'N»EL, Esq., Worcester 450 - - 1872—WALIHIOX, Miss MARIA, Trowbridge (Free of Duty) .... 100 - - 1867—WALKER, CHARLES, Esq., Southport (Ditto) . ." 100 - - 1882—WALKER, Gi:o., Esq., Southport (Ditto) 3,100 - - 1870—WALKEK, Miss MARY, Coates, N.B. (Ditto) 500 - - 1869—WALKER, Mrs MAKY Asx, Onslow Square (Ditto) 500 - - 1879—WALLACE, WM., Esq., Curtain Road, Shoreditch 55019 4 3872—WALMESLEY, Mrs. C. E., Connaught Square (Free of Duty) . . 300 - - 1869—WARXER, Mrs. ANN, Lyncombe, Somerset ....'... 224 10 - 1869—WAKXER, Miss ELIZABETH SOPHIA (Free of Duty) 350 - - 1876—WATKIXS, Capt. W., R.N., Croydon (Ditto) 100 - - 1882—WATSOX, HORACE, Esq., Wimbledon. (Ditto) 200 - - 1871—WATSOX, Mrs. ELIZA, Loughton, Essex (Ditto) 100 - - 1861—WATSOX, Mrs. WILHELMIXA, Berwick-on-Tweed 450 •- - . [Continued. ! MAY 1, 1884.] THE LIFE-BOAT. 313 LIST OF I'AID Anwunt recz £ >. 1864 — WKBSDALR, W,, Esq., Ipswich (Free of Duty) ...... 7ft 18 1880— WKIX«VOOI>, Miss S. E.. Down, Kent (Ditto) ...... 100 - 186-2— WEST, Dr. CHARLES TUKSEB, Hull ...... 80 - 1878 — WEST, RICHARD TMORSTOS, Esq., Streatham Hal!, Exeter (Free of Duty) ...... 600 - 1864—WHEKUIOCSK , G., Esq., Deptford (Ditto) ...... 260 - 1880— WHITE, Mrs. A.N.V, Brockley ...... 90 5 1877— WmxrissHAst, Mrs. J. P., Manchester Street, Manchester Square 303 4 1875— WH.UAMR, Mrs. KOBISA, Edinburgh (Free of Duty) '. . . . 1,000 - 1877 — WIU.IAMS, C. T. LI.OYO, Esq., Cheltenham ...... 640 - 1882 —WILLIAMSON , Mrs. A., SlaoghoM, Isle of Man, (Free of Duty) . 100 - 1883 —WILSON' , Coionel J. DICKSOM, Cheltenham ...... 970 5 1870— WOOD, Miss MARY Ass, Bath (free of 0tity) ...... 100 - 1877— Wooi>, GEORGE, Esq., Chelsea (Ditto) ...... 1,000 - 1875— WOODBUBN, Miss MAKY FRANCES, Kensington Park Gardens . . 270 - 1875 — WooDHOuak, Mrs, S. 0., Upper Grosvenor Street (Free of Duty). 127 13 1880— WOODWARD, Mias MARY, Sproughton, Suffolk (Ditto) , . ," . 1,500 - 1875— Woo0WAKi>, Miss SABAH, Oitiham Place ...... 1,800 - 1879— WEIGHT, Miss M. A., Cottingham, York ...... 268 19 1882 — WRIGHT, Mrs. E., Soufcfaport (Free ol Duty) ...... 7(10 - 1876—WJHOHTBOH , Mrs. C. B., York , , . "...... 180 - 1876— TAXES, Mrs. HANSAH, Sheffield ...... 900 - 1882 — Touse, Major ROBEBT WAUUXSHAW, Danmore, Kirn, N.B. . . 250 - FOKM OF BEQUEST OF MONEY, STOCK, OB OTHER PEESOHAI, ESTATE. / give and bequeath to the Royii, KATIONAII IIFE-BOAT IstsriTOiiOK for the Preserratiom of Life from Shipwreck, founded in 1824, Ltatdan, tlte mm of £ , for the use of the said Institution ; and I do hereby direct that the same be paid out'of my chattels personal. ROTAI. NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTIOH, 14 John Street, Adelpki, London. ®|c Itogal Ijt&ttQml yife-boat 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 may be addressed to THE SECRETARY OF THE INSTITOTION, 14 JOHH SUBSET, Avsuem, jLosrooir, W.C. LIST OF DONATIONS AND ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS. %* Donations of £5 and under are omitted after having been published once in the Report. HER MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY THE QUEEN, Annual Subscription £50 0 His ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE OF WALES, K.G 135 0 HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCESS OF WALES 26 5 Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Snbs. Donations. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. *. d. £. s. d. A. A. R., Altnaskiah (1882) . . . 10 - - Alexander, Jas., Jun., Esq. (1880) 10 10 - A. B., Penryn (1872-81) . . . . 10 - - Alexander, T. H., Esq. (1873-5) . . 21 - - A. C., Croydon (1859-83) . . . 135 - - Alexander, The Misses . . 1 - - A. C. S. (1875) 10 - - Allan, Mrs., Glasgow (1883). . . 10 - - A. D. M., Mrs., nee Hawkins, in Allen, A. J., Esq., Old Square 11- memory of two Officers Indian Army Allen Bros, and Co., Messrs. .11- (Madras), Hawkins and Spinks (many Allen, C. F. R., Esq. (1869 76) . . 10 - - years deceased) (1876) . . . 1,000 - - Allen,Francis, Esq.,Alexandria 5 - - A. F. D. B. (1882-3) 10 - - Allen, Hanbury, & Co. Messrs. 11- "A. J. H." 11- Allen, J., Esq., Cornhill ..11- A. L., Cheltenham (1863-83). . . 100 - - Alloa Branch (1884) 44 18 2 A. L., Putney 11- Alrutz, & Co., Messrs. R. .11- A. L,, A. W., M. W., and Alston, Hamilton, & Co. Messrs. 11- A. A., Wimbledon (1877-81) . . 56 4 3 Amherst,W.AmhurstT.,Esq.,M.P.(1884) 21 - A. M. B. (1877) 10 - - Amor, Edward, Esq. (1882-4) . . 1 - - A. S. W. (1875-82) 51 10 - Amos, Robt., Esq., Texas,U.S. 1 - - A Friend (1872) 15 - - Amphlett, Rev. J. ...11- A Friend (1884) ...... 1 - - Anderson, C. A., Esq., A Friend at Banbury (1880-4) . . 1 - - Waverley Abbey ...22- A Friend at Chorley (1883-4) . . - 10 - Anderson, J. W., Esq., A Friend at Leonlinster (1869-78). . 37 - - Lowndes Square (1884) . . . 2 - - A Friend at Llangollen . . 1 - - Anderson, Mrs. J., Dalhousie 2 - - A Friend, per A. C. Francis, Esq., (1883) - 10 - Anderson, Robt., Esq., Ar- A Friend, per T.W.Hooper,Esq.- 5 - broath 11- A Lady, additional in aid of Whitburq Andrews, Mrs. Rosa B., Hythe (1884) 11- Life-boat (1883) 150 - - Andrina, K., Underwriters (1879) . 26 5 - A Lady, per J. B. Parker (1863-73) 135 - - Anelay, Mrs. M., The Grove 11- A Lady, per W. H. Moore, Esq. (1876) 10 - - Angle, B. jr., Esq 11- A Lady (1880) 20 - - An old Sailor, Native of Faversham, "A Lover of the Boats" (1884) . . 55- now of Canada (1875) . . . . 40 - - A Mother whose Son was Lost at Sea Anonymous 11- (1869-74) 12 - - Anonymous (1872) 10 - - " A New Year's offering from Anonymous (1873-4) 10 - - 'The Elms'" (1884) . . . . - 13 - Anonymous (1874-6) 350 - - A Shipowner, Greenock • . 2 - — Anonymous (1883) , 26 5 - A Thank-offering for safe return of Anonymous (1884) 841 Sons from long Voyages (1874) . . 10 - - Anonymous, " W." (1878) . . . 100 ^ - A Thank-offering from F. R. A. (1879) 100 - - Anson, Miss, Chester (1875-81) . . 35 - - A Thank-offering from G. A. N. (1882) 10 - - Antrobus, Hugh Lindsay, A Thank-offering from T. H. L. Esq., Treasurer (1878) . . . 10 10 - (1867-76) 54 - - Appach, T. H., Esq. (1880) . . . 31 10 - "A Thank-offering from a Arbroath Branch (1884) . . . . 10. - - Mother " (1883) '22- Archer, J., Esq 11- A Well Wisher and Regular Ardrossan Branch (1884) . . . 10 - - Subscriber (1880) 30 - - Arkwright, J. C., Esq. ..11- Aberdeen Branch (1884) . . . . 34 - - Armitage, E., Esq., R.A. .11- Ackers, Mrs., Moreton . 5 - - Armitage, Miss H., Bath ..11- Acland,SirT. Dyke, Bart, M.P. (1875) 10 - - Armourers & Braziers, Wor- Acocks Green, Yardley and Olton Branch shipful Company of (1870-84) . . 141 15 - (1884) 40 5 - Armstrong, Sir W. G., F.R.S. 11- Adam, Messrs. John and Artill, J. D., Esq - 5 - James and Co 11- Ash, Hy., Esq., Weston . . - 10 - Adams, A., Esq., Skelwith . - 10 - Ash, W., Esq., Weston . . - 10 - Adams, Edgar T., Esq., Hal- Ashby, Capt. G. A. . v . 11- stead 1, 1 - Ashby, James, Esq. . ." . - 10 6 Adams, J.,Esq.,BrecknockRd. - 10 6 Ashmole, Win., Esq., Ilford 11- Adams, R., Esq., St. Ives .11- Ashwood, John, Esq. ..11- Adamson & Co., Messrs. D. Astell, Mrs. H. D. (1866-73) . . 18 10 - Blyth 1 - - Atkinson and Co., Messrs. .22- Addington, Mrs. Henry (1873) . . 10 - - Atkinson, G. C. W., Esq. .22- Agar, W. T., Esq. (1870-80) . . 30 - - Atkinson, Lieut.-Col. Ralph (1873) 10 - - Aldam, William, Esq. . . 1 - - Atkinson, W., Esq., Becken- Alexander, G. J., Esq., Dublin (1883) 1 - - ham 1 1 - LIST OF DONATIONS AND ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS. 315 Ann. Subs, Donatioos- Asm. Subs, Donaikms. £. ». rf. £, s. IF 2 316 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1,1884. Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. l. d. £. s. d. £. *. d. X,. s. d. Bischoff and Sons, Messrs. .11- Bridson, Josh., Esq., Winder- Black, Alex., Esq. (1875) . . . 50 - - mere 2 - - Black,H. M. A.,Esq.,Demerara 1 1 - Briggs, Major.-Gen. W. L., Blackburn Branch (1884) . . . 14 7 9 C.B. (1879-84) 31 5 - Blackburne, Col. Wm. ..11- Briuckman, Sir Theodore, Bart. (1878) 15 - - Blackwell, Samuel J., Esq. .22- Bristol Branch (1884) 51 18 3 Blake, T. N., Esq., Gosport. 5 - - Bristol, The Marquis of . .22- Blakiston, John R., Esq. . 1 - - British Ship Owners' Com- Blakiston, M., Esq., Mabberley 2 - - pany (Limited) .... 5 5 - Bland, Captain, R.N. . . ." 5 - - Britton, Mrs.. Danby (1882). . . 50 - - Blane, Capt. A. Rodney, R.N. 11- Broadwood, Mrs., St. Leonards 22- Blane, T. L., Esq., (1875-81) . . 35 - - Brock, Mrs. Osmond de Blatch, F., Esq., Theale . . 2 - - Beauvoir 22- Blathwayt, Rev. C. W., M.A. 1 1 - Brocklehurst, Chas., Esq., Blenkinsop, B., Esq. ...11- the late 5 - - Bligh, Harbottle, and Co. .11- Brocklehurst, F. D., Esq. (1868-76) 183- Blockley Branch (1884) . . . . 2 15 6 Brogden, J., Esq., Charing Blow,W'.W.,Ksq.,Ryden'sRd. 1 1 - Cross 11- Brook, Mrs., Bonchurch ..11- Bromley,.H. M., Esq. (1881-4) . . 42- Bolton Branch (1884) . . . . 40 2 7 Bromley, Wm., Esq. (1881-4) . . 44- Bonner, F.,Esq., Leicester (1883-4). . 22- Brook, Mrs., Bonchurch ..11- Bonser, Mrs. (1873) 10 10 - Brooke,JohnT.,Esq.,Haughton 1 1 - Boord,Mrs. J.,Stanley Gardens 11- Brooke, Sir W. M. de Capell, Booker, Mrs., Putney". . . - 5 - Bart (1857-84) 235 - - Borough, J. C. B., Esq. ..22- Brooke, the Misses, sisters of the late Borradaile, J. H., Esq. (1875-83) . . 21 - - John Brooke, Esq., Q.C., per John Borrer, Mrs - 10 - Richardson, Esq., Q.C,, in addition Berwick, Alfred, Esq. ..11- to special gifts on behalf of Cahore, Bosanquet, Curtis, and Co. Giles'Quay,Greencastle,Balbriggan, Messrs 22- and Skerries Life-boats (1878-81) 200 - - Boston Shipwreck Association (1865-84) 100 - - Ditto in aid of Irish Life-boats (1881) 100 - - Ditto 5 - - Brooks, Thomas, Esq. ..11- Boulton, M. P. W., Esq. ..22- Brooks, G., Esq., Laceby .22- Bourchier, Lady, the late (1863-81) 25 - - Broughton, John, Esq., Poole 22- Bourdillon, E. D., Esq. . . - 10 - Brown, Bateman, Esq., Hunt- Bourne, John K., Esq. ..11 — ingdon ...... 11- Bourne, Miss A. S. ... 5 - - Brown, David, Esq. ... 1 1 - Bouts, T., Esq., Gracechurch Brown, G. W., Esq., Houghton 11- Street 11- Brown, George Gilpin, Esq., Sedbury Bower, J. A., Esq 11- Park (1874) 10 Bowles, H. C. B., Esq. ..22- Brown, James Clifton, Esq. (1868-79) 200 Bowling, Henry P., Esq., Brown, Miss A. M., Sudbury - 5 - Sacombe 22- Brown, Mr. H., Lutou . . 1 - - Bowyer, George, Esq. ..11- Brown, the Misses, Luton . 1 - - Bowyer, Miss Mary ...11- Brown, Shipley, & Co., Messrs. 33- Bowyer, W., Esq., Buckden .11- Browne, G. B.", Esq., Preston 22- Boyd, W. C., Esq. ...11- Ditto (1878-83) 801 - - Boyd, Alfred, Esq., Barlaston 1 - - Browne,G. H., Esq., Greenwich 3 Ditto (1883-4) Browne, J. W., Esq., Frascati 3 3 - Boyd, E. F., Esq 11 Browne, W. J., Esq., Kidwelly 1 - - Boyle, Vice-Adml. A. ..22 Bruce, Henry, Esq. ... 1 1 - Boyton, F. R., Esq. ... 2 2 Brumell, Mrs. M. E. . . . 1 - - Bradford Branch (1884) . . 150 8 11 Brushfield, Mr. Richard . . - 10 6 Bradford.Gen. Sir J. F.,K.C.B. 11- Bryant, Arthur C., Esq. ..55- Bradford, Mrs. H. W. . . 1 1 - Brydges, Sir Harford Jones, Bradford, Mrs. J. E. . . . 1 1 - Bart. (1857-78) .... 25 - Bradshaw, Capt., R. A. . . 1 1 - Brymer, Miss (1877-8) . . 10 - Bramly, W. J., Esq. . . . 1 - - Buccleuch, His Grace the Bramwell, John, Esq., Ken- Duke of, K.G 10 10 - sington 11- Buchanan, Mrs., Edinburgh .11- Brander, Mrs., Leamington (1880) 10 - - Buckinghain,Miss S.C. (1868-84) . . 37 14 - Brassey, Albert, Esq. (1873) . . 100 - - Buckle, R.-Adml. C. M. . . 1 Brassey, H. A., Esq., M.P. . 5 - - Buckle, Rev. John, M.A. .11- Brassey, Sir Thos., K.C.B., Bude Branch (1883) 25 - - M.P 55- Budge, Rev. H. S., B.A. .11- Bray, T. B., Esq 33- Budgett, Messrs. J. & Son . 2 2 - Brayne, CharleS Seymour, Budgett, James & Branth, Esq., Grove Road . . . - 10 - Messrs. (1873) 21 - - Brayne, Miss (ditto) . . . 1 - - Buffaloes, R. A. Order of. Breeks, L. C. & W. . . . 1 - - Vide p. 338. Brett and Co., Messrs. . . - 10 6 Bulkeley, Miss Louisa, Brettell, J. Vaughan, Esq. .11- (1866-84) 215 - - Brettell, Mrs., Camden Square 11- Bollard, King, & Co., Messrs. 2 2 Biidges, Capt. H. E. (1873) . . . 20 - - Bullock, Messrs. J. A.G., & Co. 3 3 Bridges, Mrs. H. W. . . . - 5 - Buubury, Sir Charles, Bart. . 3 - - Bndport Branch (1884) . . . . 941 Bunn, Mrs., Sydenham ..22- LIST OP DONATIONS AND ANNUAL STJBSCBIFFIONS. 317 JtiitL Subs, 'Donations, Ann, Subs. Donations. £. *. rf. £. I. d. £. «. d. £. s. rf. Bunn, Miss, Sydenhaiti . - 10 6 Carter, Fredk., Surgeon-Major (1881-3) 6 - - Burbidge, Pritcliard, and Carter, Rev. S. R., B.D. (1875) . . 10 10 - Bartleet, Messrs. ...11- Cartwriglit, Col. H. . . . 1 1 - Burch, E, C., Esq 2 - - Cartwright, Capt. R. Norton 1 - - Burden, Stephen, Esq. . . 1 - - Cartwright, Miss, Bury St. Burgess, G. D., Esq. (1883-4) . , 4- — — Edmunds (1862-81) , . . . 150 - - Burgess, the Misses . , . - 10 - Cartwrigiit, Mrs., Norwich ,11- Burgoyne, Montagu, G,, Esq. 24- Cassell, Smith & Co,, Messrs, 11- Burkitt, Rev. Jas., M.A, . . - 5 - Cator, Miss S. H. Bertie (1861-84) 19 14 - Burniester, Miss ....11- Ditto 11- Ditto (1881) 62 10 - Cator, Mrs. Wm. A. ... 1 1 - BurnelI,W.A.,Esq., Southwell 1 1 - Cauaton, Sir ,J., ^ Song .,11- Burnett, D. W., Esq. . „ - 5 - Causton, Mrs., Bassington (1883) , , 10 - - Burnett, E. L,, Esq, ...11- Cavan Branch. (1884) • 23 Hi 3 Burnett, W. H. W., Esq. .11- Cave, B., Esq., Wigmore St. - 10 6 Burr, D. Higford IX, Esq. . 2 - - Cave, L. T., Esq 5 - - Barrel!, H,, Esq., Gravcsend 11- Cave-Browne-Cave, Mrs, Ed- Burrell, Henry, Esq. ...22- ward F. 22- Burslem Branch (1883) . . . , 23 2 - Cave, W., Esq., Wigmore St. - 10 6 Burton-on-Trent Branch (1884) . , SB 14 - Cavley, Henry and Mary, Burton, Mrs, J,, Ringwood (1883) . . - 11 6 Cambridge (1883) 1 10 - Burton, Rev. R. C. ... - 5 - Chads, Admiral .*,.! — - Bury, Mrs, (1883) ...... 2 - - Chadwick, Mrs. .... 1 1 - Busfeild, Major .... 1 1 - Chal[ners,SirI>avid,Demerara II- Bnsfeild, Mrs., South Cave ,11- ChaniBeriain, Herbert, Esq. .22- Busfc, Mrs. (1869-78) , . . . 27 4 - Chamberlain, Miss C. ..11- Butcher, Mr?, M, A., Islington, towards Cfaamberiaia, Richard, Esq. .11™ support of Margate and Yarmouth Chamberlain, Capt. Tanker- Life-boats (1873) 200 - - ville 3. (1870-9) ... . . 12 2 - Butier, C., Esq., Dairy Lane - 10 - Ditto ...... 1 - - Butler, Paul, Esq. (1873-4) . . . 11 - - Champion, F, C., Esq. ..11- Butler, S., Esq., Fen Court .22- Ci»5x>l Branch (1884). . . , . 2 11 4 Butlin, C., Esq., Nottingham 11- Chaplin, E,, Esq., Hamburg (1867-74) 26 5 - Butlin, Thomas, Esq. . , - 10 - Chapman, T., Esq., F.R.S 21 - - Buttecworth, Edward, Esq. (1878) 20 - - Chardless, H., Esq. (1887-82) . , 48 19 - Buxton, Fras. W., Esq, (1874) . . 10 - - Charles, Mrs., Finehley ..11- Byng, Admiral J. L....11- Charieswortfa, W. H., Esq. (1881) , , 10 - - Charley, E., Esq., l/isburn . - 10 - " C. M. B." (1878-83) , . . . 4 - -Charley, Mrs,, and Family, C., Mrs. M. L., South Australia, " In Duamurrr ...,.!-- grateful remembrance of her merciful Charley, Sir W., D.C.L. (1883) , . 10 - - preservation from imminent dangers CUarritigton,MissE,,Woodsleigh(1875) 10 - - br sea in 1862" (1866-83) . . . 130 - - Charrington, Miss M., Woods- C. S, and G. S. (1874) . . . , 11 - - leigh ...... 2 - - Cain, Gee,, Esq - 5 - Charleris, Lady Margaret .22- Cain, Miss, Edmonton . . - 5 - Chatterton, Mrs., Dublin. . - 10 - CaWwell, J., Esq., Starcross (1878) 100 - Chatterton, Miss J., Dublin 1 - - Cambridge Branch (1884) . . . 14 14 - Chavasse, Mrs, Horace, the late 11- Cameron, Ladv Vere (1882) , . . 20 - - Chaville, Mrs. G. de, Har- Campbell, C, Si., Esq, Stoke 22- viagton (1880-84) ... . . 7 - - Campbell, Mrs, Emma E., Cheape, G. O, Esq, Wellfield (1864-84) 82 10 - Carlisle 11- Cheetham, H., Eisq., Brooklyn 22- Candler, P, W., Esq, . , 2 - - - Cheltenham Branch (1888-4) . . 1-199 Ditto (1872-6) 40 - - Chester Branch (1884) . . . . 32 - - Capel & Co., Messrs. J, (1883) . . 10S - -Chester, C., Esq 5 - - Capel, Frank C., Esq. ..55- Chetwyiid, The Viscount . 1 - Capei, J, D,, Esq 11- Chetwynd, Major the Hun.C.0. Capel, Messrs. Arthur & Co. .11- the late 1 '. Carbuttand Co., Messrs. ,.11- Cfaicbester Harbour and Selsey Cardale, Rev. E. T. . . , - 10 - Branch (1884) 50 - - Carev, Mrs, G., Mytton Hall 83- Child and Co., Messrs. ..22- Carew, Miss Elizabeth Louisa (1881) 100 - - Chitd, Mrs., Uanover (1884) . . 110 Carew, Mrs. HaUowell (1870-81) . , 110 - - ChiWera,Et.Hon.H.C.E.,M.P. 11- Carew, Capt. R, Pole ,.,!-- Chipperfteld, Eobert, Esq., Caray,S,W., Esq., Sew York, $100(1876) 18 1C 4 Southampton (1883) 11- Carlmgford, the Right Hon. Cholmondeley, The Most Hon. Lord 2 - - the Marquis of .... 2 2 - Carlisle, the Bishop of , ,11- Cborlton, Isaac, Esq., With- Cannarthea Bay Branch (1884) . , . IS - - iagton 11- Canmehael, Messrs. D. & W, - 10 - Christy anflCo. ,Messrs., Grace- Carmichael, Sir W. G., Bart. 2 - - church Street .... 1 1 - Carr, W. J., Esq. . '. . .'l 1 - Christie, Mrs. (1878) 10 10 - Carrera, C. L., Esq. ...11- Chudleigh, Mrs. .... 2 2 - Carson and Sons, Messrs. W. (1879) 10 10 - Church and Son, Messrs. . - 10 - Carswell, Morris, Esq., ia memory of Church, Rev. G. L. . . . - 10 G his wife (1880) , 15 - - Civil Service life-boat Fund, vide p. 387, 318 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1884. Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. Claris, Svdnev, Esq. (1881) . . . 15 15 - Cornell, Geo., Esq., Oakland 11- Clark, Mr. and Mrs. T., Flush (1884) 1 - - Cornell, R., Esq., Brockley .11- Clark, W., Esq., Brompton .22- Cornell, Samuel, Esq., Chelsea 1 11 6 Clarke and Bowe, Messrs. .11- Cornish-Bowden, Admiral W. 2 2 - Clarke, H. M., Esq. ... 2 - - Corrie, Mackie, & Co., Messrs. 22- Clarke, Mrs. Cowden ...11- Corrie, Miss (1878-83) . . . . 66- Clarke & Co., Messrs. Ste- Ditto 11 Corrie, A. J., Esq., Dunrod .22- Clarke, Miss, Carlisle. . . 2 - - Corrie, Rev. E. S., in memorv Clayton, Colonel Fitz-Roy, of E. B. C ". - 10 - Deputy Chairman , . . 2 - - Corscaden,Mrs., Holland Park 55- Clavton, C. H., Esq. ...11- Cory, Miss, Stamford . . 1 - - Clavton, F. S., Esq. ...11- Clavton, T. W., Esq., Rvde (1859-73) 15 - - Cotesworth, Vf., Esq. ... 1 1 - Clegram,W. B.,Esq.,J.P. .22- Courage and Co., Messrs. (1859-80) 50 - - Clerk, Major-Gen. H., E.A. .11- Court and Co., Messrs. . . - 5 - Clerke, Chas. L., Esq. (1882-3) . . 8 - - Courtenay, Messrs. J. & W. J. 2 2 - Clermont, Lord .... 2 2 - Courtenay, Miss, Brompton (1880) 50 - - Clermont, Lady .... 1 1 - Courthope, G. C., Esq. ..11- Clifford, Messrs. C., & Son .11- Ditto, in aid of Sussex Clifford, Colonel Sir Spencer Life-boats ....!-- Courtney, Mrs., Exmonth .11- Clifford, Rev. John (1878-83) . . 43- Coutts and Co., Messrs. . . 10 - - Clinton, Lady Charlotte P. . 1 1 - Covent Garden Life-boat Fund, vide p. 337. Cloid, Routledge, and Co., Cowie, T. S., Esq. (1863-74) . . 21 - - Messrs 22- Cowie, Mrs., in remembrance of little Clothier, Mrs., Hishgate (1881-4). . 32- Alfred's 16th birthday (1888) . . 11- Clothworkers, Worshipful Ditto, Master and Miss (1883) . 0 10 - Company of (1855-84) . . . 261 - - Cowper.Edw.Alfred,Esq.,C.E. 11- Clough, Hugh C.B., Esq. (1880) . . 10 - - Cox and Co,, Messrs. . . .55- Clutterbuck, Mrs. C. F. . . 2 2 - Cox, Henrv, Esq., Trevereux (1864-77) 50 - - Coal Factors' Society ...55- Cox, Miss," M.A 11- Coal Merchants' Society ..55- Cracklow, General . . . 2 - - Coates, James, Jan., Esq., Paisley (1874) 20 - - Cranfield, Wm., Esq. ... 1 1 - Coates, Jos., Esq., North Bank 22- Craven, Miss S - 10 Cock, Miss E. A. (1868-84) . . . 85 - - Crawley, Edmund, Esq. . . - 5 - Cockey, E.,Esq.,&Mrs.,Frome - 10 - Crawley, Mrs. G., Spratton (1877-83) 5 12 - Codd, Admiral .... 1 1 - Crew, N. C., Jun., Esq. (1883) . . 1 10 - Cole, A. C., Esq., Lee ..11- Crichtoo, Major the Hon. H. L. (1883) 1 - - Coleman, Capt. G. ...11- Croggon & Co., Messrs. T. J. 1 1 - Coleman, Rev. W. (1868-84) . . . 8 10 - Crosbie, Rev. Howard A. .22- Collet, W. W., Esq. ...11- Crosse, Mrs. St. Croix ..11- Collie, Dr. G. D. Milne . . 1 - - Crosse & Blackwell, Messrs. 55- Collier, Messrs. F. H. & A. . 1 1 - Crosslev, Messrs. John & Sons Collin, J., Esq., Lewisham .11- (Limited), Halifax , . 10 - - Collin, Miss, Store Street .22- Crowlev, J. S., Esq., Croydon 11- Colling, Joseph, Esq., Islington (1875) 10 10 Croxalf, R. F. T., Esq. ..22- Ditto 11 Crozier, Lieut.-Co\. R. P. (1884) . . 11- Collingwood, Miss M. A. .11- Cruddas, Charles J., Esq. .11- Collinson, Miss A. M.,Weston (1865-84) 7113 - Cruddas, W. D., Esq. ..11- Colonial Company (Limited) 22- Crum-Ewing, J. D., Esq. .11- Colthurst,W., Esq. . . . - 10 - Cuff, Miss (1872-81) 50 - - Colville, Colonel (1873-82) . . . 2 10 - Cullimore,D.,Esq.,Monkstown 1 - - Colville, Lord 22- Cullinuford, W. H., Esq. .22- Colvin, Miss E. H. . . . 2 2 - Cumberlege, Miss A. T. . . 1 - - Commeline, Thomas, Esq. . - 10 - Cunard Steam Ship Co. Limd. 10 - - Commercial Steamship Co. .55- Cuunynghame, Hugh, Esq. (1864-83) 77 - - Commercial Union Assurance Cunnynghame, H. C. R., Esq., Company (1879) 10 10 - Wheatlev. 11- Comptoir d'Escompte de Paris 33- " Curlew, the" (1884) . . . . 55- Conlon, F. P., Esq., Lincoln 11- Curling, Miss, in addition to gift of " Continental Daily Parcels Bull Bay Life-boat (1874-84) . . 55 - - Express " 11- Curme, Admiral C. T. . . - 10 - Cooch, Mrs 22- Currey, C. Herbert, Esq., Coode, Sir John .... 1 1 - Weybridge (1883) 5 - - Cook, Sou & Co., Messrs. (1883-4) . 11 11 - Ditto 22 Cooper, Cooper, & Co., Messrs. 11- Curteis, Whitworth, and Co., Cooper, Mrs., Stoke D'Aubernon (1881-4) 15 - - Coote, Thomas, Esq. ..11- Curtis, R. Mayne, Esq. ..11- Copeman, Mrs., Elmwood . 1 - - Curwen, Mrs. Ewing ... 1 1 - Copleston, Rev. W. C., M.A. - 5 - Cutbill, W. J., Esq. ... 1 1 - Copley, Miss E. M. (1879-84) . . 72- Cutcliffe, John, Esq. (1882) . . . 20 - - Cordes, T., Esq., Bryn Glas 22- Cutler, Palmer, & Co., Messrs. 22- Cordwainer8,WoTshipf\ilCoin- pany of (1875-83) 47 5 - Da Costa, Miss, Oxford Ter. (1875-80) 1000 - - Corkran, Colonel Seymour . 5 - - Daggett, Mrs. S. J. . . . 1 1 - LIST OF DONATIONS AND ANOTAL SUBSOEIPTIONa 319 -Ann, Subs. Donations. Ana. Snfes. Positions. £. t, d. £. s. d. £, s, d. &. s, d. Dalgety, Da Croz, and Co., Donnithorne, E. H., Esq. (1884) , . S - - Dowliog, D. J., Esq., (1880). . . 10 - - Dallas, Sir Geo^Bt (1878-84) . , 82 - - Dowling, E. S., Esq. . . 1 - - Dalton, H., Esq., Tunbridge Downes, Edward, Esq. . . - 5 — Wells (1874-84) 30 - - Dowries, Percy, Esq., Canoa- Dalton, Sirs. H. (1874-84) , . . 25 - - burv ...... 1 1 0 Daltoa, Miss, Clapham ..22- Dowashire, Marehi^ness of .11 — Daltnn. R. F. V., Esq. ..11- Doxat, Miss C., Furtlioe House, Daly, Hon. R. (1888) ... _. . 1 - - Stony Stratford . . . - 1.0 6 Band, J., Esq., Sutton . , 1 ' 1 - Doyle, AntlioiiT Thos, Esq., the late, Darnell, Maj.-Gen, C. F, Torrens 11- per F. T. HelW, Esq. (18*») . . 12 12 0 Danson, Dr. H. .... 2 2 - Doyle, P. W., Esq. . . .22- Darting, Col. A. .... 1 1 - Draeger, A,, Esq., Dulwidx 22- Dadmg, Mrs., Cromwell Hd. 55- Draeger, G, F., Esq., Glo'ster Darniey, The Ear! of . . 1 - - Davey, Kev. Prebendary . - 10 - Drake, T., Esq. (1887-74) . . . 14 - - Daries, M., Esq., East Cowes - 10 - Draper, John, Esq. , , . - 10 6 Drapers, Worshipful Com- Davies, Miss, Mallow . . - 5 - pany of 81 10 - Davison, A., Esq. . . . . - 10 6 Ditto (1882-77) 199 10 - Davison, Newman, & Co. .11- Druce, Mrs. A, D., Staathaia (1883) 10 10 - Davy, F., Esq., Topsham . 1 - - Drammoad, Capt Alfred M. 2 - - Davy, Yateg, and Routledge 11- Drammond, Capt C. G. A. . 2 2 - Bawber, Bobert, Esq. .,11- Drammond, Lady E, E. F. . 2 - - Dawe, Alfred, Esq. (1881-4) . . 3 10 - Dnimmond, Miss Beatrix (1884) . . 5 - - Dawlisti Branch (1884) . . . . 23 14 8Drammond, George F., Esq. 2 2 - Dawson *fe Son, Messrs. . . - 5 - Drummoud, Messrs. . , . 10 - - i Damon-Scott, Lt.-Col., R.E. 11- Drary, H. Dm, Esq. . . 1 - - Drysdale,E.P,,Esq.,Demerara 11- Day Mrs F. . * 11- Dayman, C. O., Esq. ... 3 - - Daberlv, Mrs 11- Dawe, A., Esq., Bodmia (1881-4) . . 3 10 - Dublin" Branch (1883) . . 65 - - Deacon, Messrs. E. and A, . 1 1 - Dublin Port and Docks Board 78 - - Deacon, W. M., Esq. . . - 10 6 Da Croz, F. A., E3q.(1882-4) . . 80 - - Dean, Albert A. & Co., Messrs. 11- Dugdale, J. B., Esq. ...22- Dean, Rosser S., Esq. . . 1 - - Dugiuore, Lieufc.-Col. ..11- Deane and Co., Messrs., King Duricari, 0., Esq., East India William Street .... 1 1 - Debenham, T. N., Esq. (1879-83). . 10 10 - Duncan, John, Esq., Finchley 11- De Brayn, Miss (1877-83) . . . 11 9 - Duncoaibe, G. T., Esq. ..33- 1 De Kantzow, Rear-Admirsl Dunfermllne Branch (1883) . . . 23 15 S ! H.P, ...... 1 11 6 Dunman, Thos., Esq., Clovelly 11- De la Gratija, The Marquis » 1 - - Dunn and Co;, Messrs. W. . 11- Dell, L-, Ksq., Felliftia Cres- Dunn, Ernest H., Esq. .,11- cent 11- 4* Dunsappie " (1874) ... . . 10 - - Delmc-Radelife, Comr., and Durham Branch (1884) . . 18 12 - Mrs , 2 - - Dtunford, Kev. Edmund .11- Beaisoa, Alfred, Esq. ..22- Durrant, Capt. F., E.N . . 2 - - Deiiiaon, Lady .... 6 - - Dyas, Capt. R. H. . . . 8 - •- Deanistowa, A. H,, Esq. .11- Uver, E. J., Esq. (1884) . . 1 - ~ Dent and Co., Messrs. E. .83- Dyer, John, Esq., Blackheath 22- Dent, George, Esq. (1872-4) . . 10 10 - Dyer Wm., Esq. . • . . 3 3 - i Ditto ..... 1 - - . Dent, W.. Esq., Streatham (1880) . 100 - - -Deo Grotto, (1882-83) 4S - - E. A. B. (1872-82) ... 30 - - Derby Branch (1884) 88- E. C., Lancaster Gate . . 1 - - Desborough, C, J., Esq. ..11- E. C. (1872-5) ..... 20 - - Devall, Miss - 10 - Ditto, a Thank-offering( 1878) . . 10 - - Devey, The Misses » . . 5 - - E. C. W. (1869-84) . .' . 11 - - Devitt andHett, Messrs. .11- "E, E. W.'' (1888) ... 50 - - De^on, H, C., Esq. ...11- E. G. (1876-81) 21 - - Devon, The Earl of . . . 2 - - E TT ft ^l-Hl'l 10 - - Dew, Eeir. E. Parker, M.A. 11- "E. K." (1883) 1 _ _ Deykin, Mrs., E-dgbaston .11- 15. M. C 5 - - Dickson, Mrs 22- E. V. A. (1875-7) 45 - - , Dickson. Her. W. E. . . 1 - - East, Sir (iilbert A. C., Bart. 5 - - Digby, Commr. H. A., B.N. (1882-84) 15 - - Easton, Joha, Esq., M.D, .11- Dixon, Mrs. R. E., Shilling- Eastwood, John i ., Esq. .11- Eehalaz, Rev. TheophUus S. 1 1 - Domecq and Co., Messrs. P. 11- Eeroyd and Sons, Messrs* .33- DomTille, Mrs. W. T., The Edeii, Mrs. Henry .... 2 - - Palace .....,- 10 - Edgar, Johnston, Esq., Bowness (1883) 1 - - Domville, Sir J. G., Bart. .11- Edmburgli, Leith, and Gran- DonaldBon, George, Esq., New ton Branch (1883-4) . . S56 1* 8 Bond Street (1873-78) . . . , 23 2 - Edison, W. Roscoe, Esq. (1884) . . 1 1 - Donkin, E. S., Esq. . . . 10 10 - Edwardes, T. D., Esq. , . 1 - - 320 THE LIFE-BOA.T. [MAY 1, 1884. Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. s. d. £,. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. Edwards,J.,Esq.,ReeordOffice 11- Farnell, Mrs., Colchester .11- Edwards, Miss L. E., Clifton 11- Farquhar, Captain H.R., (1865-74) . 70 - - Edwards, S., Esq., Fenchurch Faulkner, John, Esq. (1880-4) . . 10 - - Street 11 Fetherstonbaugh, C., Esq. . 1 - - Egerton, Mrs. M. A. F. . . 5 - - Feeney, John, Esq. ... 1 1 - Egerton, Miss G. C. . . . 2 - - Fellowes, Mrs. H. D., Cam- Egerton, Rev. J. C., in aid of bridge Terrace .... 3 3 - Sussex Life-boats . . . - 10 6 Fellows, C. F., Esq. . . . - 5 - Ekins, Mrs. P. J 55 Felton, W. V., Esq. (1873) . . . 10 - - Fenwick, Capt. John ... 1 1 - Elder, A. L., Esq. ...11- Fenwick, Mrs. S. C. . . . 1 - - Elias and Co., Messrs. ..11- Fenwick Ann, Subs. Donations . Ann. Subs. Donations. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. *. d. Freeman, Miss, Canterbury (1872-83) 60 - - Gopsill, Brown & Sons,Messrs. - 10 - Freer, Rev. T. H., M.A. ..11- Gore, Miss E. E 1 - - Freer, Leacroft, Esq. ...11- Gore, Rev. G. (1876) 10 - - French, B. F., Esq. (1880) . . . 10 - - Gorell, Miss, Norwich (1881-82) . . 10 - - French, David, Esq. (1881) . . . 10 10 - Gorell, Miss, The Old Hall . 1 - - FreshHeld, Miss .... 1 1 - Gorringe, Frederick, Esq. .33- Fribourg and Trover, Messrs. - 10 - Gosling, Francis, Esq. ..11- Frith, Rev. Win. "A., M.A. (1871-82) 11 9 - Gosling, GeneralW. C. F., R.A. 11- Ditto 11 Gosling,Mrs. Mary,Wyesham 11- Frost, Brothers, Messrs. ..11- Gotobed, Miss 22 Fry, Lord Justice . 2 - - Ditto (1873-6) 10 Fuller, Mrs. Trayton ... 2 - - Goveneche, J. T., Esq. ..11- Graham, Col. Sir L., Bart. . 2 - - Graham, Cyril C., Esq. . . 2 - - G., Thurloe Square . . .14- Grant, Miss Alice (1883-84) ... 1 G. E. W. (1883) - 10 - Grant, Messrs. J. and R. (1874) . . 21 G. H. (1880-83) 10 - - Grant, R., Esq., Leadenhall St. (1881) 21 G. J. A. (1872) 20 - - Grant, Ed., Esq., Weedon .11- G. R. B. (1877-84) 31 - - Gray, Dawes, & Co., Messrs. 11- Gadsby, John T., Esq. ..11- Gairdner, Mrs., Ivy Lodge .11- Green, Frederick, Esq. ..11- Gale and Co., Messrs. . .22- Green, J., Esq., Dover St. . 1 1 - Galloway, Joseph, Esq. . . 1 - - (Breen, Joseph E., Esq. . .11- Gambier, Admiral R. F. . . 1 - - Greenock Branch (1884) . . . . 26 Garden, Miss Emma M. (1858-83) . . 57 10 - Greenstreet, Rev. 0. P. (1884) . . 10 - Garden, Mrs. (1863-72) . . . . 34 10 - Greenway, Mrs., My ton ..22- Greenwood, John, Esq. ..11- Gardner, F. G., Esq. ...11- Gregory and Co., Messrs. F. 1 1 - Gardner, Rev. T. J. C. . . 11 Grey, Lady (1872-82) . . . . 55 15 - Garrett, W. H., Esq. ... 1 11 6 Ditto 1 - Garrett, Mrs. W. H. . . . 1 11 6 Grice & Co., Messrs. W. (1862-84) . . 215 Gas Light and Coke Company 10 - - Griffin, E., Esq., Oaklev Square(1867-81) 62 11 - Gatty, Mrs. Buckden . . . 1 - - Griffith, C. W. Darby,"Esq. . 1 - - Gee, Mrs. Isabella, Aberdeen (1879) 17 10 - Griffith, H. D.,Esq., Trustees George, Hugh, Esq., Horncastle (1877-84) 73- of the late (1883) 1000 Gibb, B.D., Esq., Royal Exchange(1874) 10 10 - Griffith, Sir G. Waldie, Bart. 3 - - Gibb, Col. W. E. (1873-84) . . . 12 12 - Griffith, J., Esq., Regent's Park . . 52 10 - Gibb, T. Jones, Esq. ...22- Griffith, Mrs. (1881-84) . . . . 2 Gibbes, W., Esq 1 - - Griffiths, Tate, and Selby .22- Gibbs, A. E., Esq. ...11- Grindall, Mrs. Sturt (the late) 1 - - Gibbs, Geo., Esq., Junr. (1877-83.) 77- Gripper, John E., Esq. ..11- Gibbs, H. H., Esq. ...22- Grocers, Worshipful Com- Gibson, Dr. (1882) ... . . 55- pany of (1877-83) ... . . 200 Gibson, Mrs. (1873-83) . . . . 10 - - Grosvenor, Capt. the Hon. Giesler and Co., Messrs. . . 3 3 T- Norman de 1'A., M.P. . . 1 - - Gilbert, J. A., Esq. ...11- Grosvenor, Chater, and Co. 1 - - Giles, Miss M. A. (1884) . . . . 2 - - Grove, Chs.B., Esq.,Callender 11- Gill, John, Esq., Battersea .11- Grove, Mrs., Bolton Row .11- Gillespies, Moffatt, and Co. .22- Grove, Miss Chafyn . . 5 - - Gillett, W. S., Esq. ...22- Groves, Wm., Esq. (1884) . . . 10 10 - GHmour,Rankin, Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Snbs. Donations. £. s. d, £. t. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. Hackett, Ausender, and Co. Hay, Mrs., Arnhall . . . - 10 6 Havcock, Miss H., the late, Clifton Hacon, The Misses . . . 1 - - (1884) 21 - Haigh & Agar, Messrs. . . - 10 6 Hayes, Mrs. L., New Hampton 2 - - Hales, R., Esq., Newport (1876-84) 4 - - Ditto (1877-80) 11 - - Halford, Lady 11- Hayes, Lieut. M. R., R.N., The late, Hall, Mrs. Mary, Wigton . ~ 10 - per Vice-Admiral Hayes, C.B. (1881) 10 - - Hall, Miss M. S - 10 - Hayle Branch (1884) 6 - - Hall, Miss, Whitchurch ..11- Haynes, Edmund C., Esq. .11- Hall, Richard, C. Esq., Bath. 1 - - Hay's Wharf, Proprietors of 1 1 ~ Hall,Hawkeslev,Esq.,Retford 11- Havter and Hayter, Messrs. .11- Hallam, C. T., "Esq. . . . - 10 - Hayward, J.Fred., Esq. (1873-83). . 57 - - Halsey, Mrs. (1881-4) . . . . 2 - - Head and Co., Messrs. H. . 2 2 - Hambro & Son, Messrs. C. J. 1 - - Headfort, The Most Hon. the Hamilton, F. A., Esq. . . 10 10 - Hamilton, Rear-Admiral, C.B. 1 - - Heald, W. N., Esq. ... 2 2 - Hamilton, Major T. B. . . 1 1 - Hearne, T. P., Esq. (1869-81) . . 21 - - Hammick, W. M. Esq. ..11- Heathorn, W., Esq., and Lady Hammond, Major A. G., V.C. (1884^ 11- Prinn . 22- Hankey, Capt. F. T. B., R.N. 1 - - Heath, Robert, Esq., St. Hankey, George, Esq. ..11- George's Place .... 1 1 - Hankey, Capt. Walter A. (1879) . . 10 10 - Heatley and Son, Messrs. .11-" Hankey, E. A., Esq., Elmhurst (1882-4) 150 - - Hemery, C., Esq - 10 6 Hankey, Wm. Barnard, Esq. 1 - - Henckell, DnBuisson, and Co., Hanmer, Capt. J. G. J., R.N. - 10 - Messrs 22 Henderson, Miss F., in. mem- Harcourt, Adm. F. E. Vernon 11- ory of the late J. Hender- Hardie, Mrs. Peter, Bayswater (1874-84)580 5 - son, Esq., R.N 11- Hardie,Thos.Kincaid,Esq., do. (1874-84) 90 5 - Heneage, Major .... 5 5 - Hardwick, Mre. M. L. ..11- Henley-on-Thames Branch (1884) 7 10 - Hdrdwick, Chas., Esq., Cre- Henry, Lieut.-Col. ... 1 1 - denhill 11- Henty, C. P., Esq., Chichester 11- Hardy Mrs .... 1 1 - Hepburn, Mrs. Emily M. .11- Hardyman, Miss C. J. ..11- Herbert, Dennis, Esq. ..11- Harker, W., Esq., J.P. ..11- Herd Mrs J .... 1 1 - Harker & Co., Messrs. G. .11- Hereford, Miss Lucy,Mordiford 4 - - Harris, G. S. & P., Messrs. 11- Herring, Messrs. G. Ann. Sabs. Donations. Ann, Subs. Donations. £ . s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. " Hockewill, Bishop's Stort- Hunter, Mark William, Esq. (1872-84) 50 8 - ford " .22 Hunter, the Misses Harriet & Isabella, Hodd & Son, Messrs. K. . . 11- in memory of their mother (1881) 100 - - Hodgkinson, W. S., and Co., Hunwicke, F. S., Esq. . . 1 - - Hurst, J., Esq., Hull . . . 1 - - Hodgson, C. H., Esq., Bel- Hurst, T. G., Esq - 10 6 Husey and Son, Messrs. R. A. 1 1 - Hodgson, E. D., Esq., Temple 11- Hutchings, J., Esq., Alkincham (1883) 13 10 4 Hodgaon, F. C., Esq., Down- Hutchins, Mrs., Portland ing Street 1 10 - Place 1 - - Hodgson, F. W., Esq., Friday Hutchinson, A., Esq. (1860-83) . . 270 - - Street ... . 11- Hutchinson, Miss, Longworth (1881-4) 125 - - Hogg, Mrs. E., Gloucester Place (1883) 10 10 - Hutchinson, Miss C. (1863-83) . . 38 - - Holden, E. T., Esq., Walsall 11- Hutchinson, Miss Fanny (1871-83) 26 - - Holinsworth, C. B., Esq., Hutchinson, Miss, Malveru Bristol Road (1883) 10 10 - (1877-80) 16 1 - Holland, CommanderS.C.,R.N. 11- Ditto 11- Holland, Edmund, Esq., Hyde Hutchinson, Rev. J. E., B.D. 1 - - Park Square (1872-84) . . . 47 - - Huth&Co., Messrs. F. (1864-73) 21 - - Holland, Mrs. J. C., Pinner .22- Holland, The Hon. Mrs. F. . 11- Holm.es, Bancroft, Eaq. . . 1 - - I. W. (1877) 10 - - Home, Mrs., Edinburgh . . - 10 - I'Anson, Charles, Esq. -.11- Homer, C. G., Esq. ...11- Image, Mrs., Mildenhall (1879-84) 15 15 - Homer, Rev. H. (1875-84) . . . 919- Image, W. E., Esq. ... 1 1 - Honychurch,T.,Esq.,Dartford - 10 6 Itnlach, R. W., Esq., Demerara 11- Hood, Admiral, C.B. . . . 2 - - Ingilby, Sir William ... 1 1 - Hooper, A., Esq., Royal In- Inglis, J., Esq., Colchester .11- stitution (1863-83) 35 - - Ingram, Mrs. Herbert ..55- Ditto ... ..11- Ingram, Eev. H. M. . . . 1 - - Hooper, A. D., Esq., Lloyd's 1 - - " In Memoriam" (1875-6) . . . 150 - - Hooper, Miss A. M., Bristol. 22- " In Memoriam " . 25 - - Hooper, Miss E., Gloucester - 10 - " In Memoriain S. M. W." (1883) . . 10 - - Hooper, Mrs. H,, Blackheath 11- " In Memoir of a Sister who was an Hooper.T.W., Esq.,South8ea 11- Annual Subscriber " (1877) . . 50 - - Hope, Mrs. W. C., Bath (1873-83) 49 15 - "InterCruces,"perMrs. Dalton( 1876-83) 1414 - Hopkins, Mrs., Northleigh . 1 - - Ipswich Branch (1884) . . . . 42 16 1 Hopkins, Miss R. (1873) . . . . 10 - Irby, Rev. The Hon. L. C. R. 1 1 - Hopkins, Rev. Canon . . - 10 - Iredell, Chas., Esq. ... 1 1 - Hopkins, Rev. F 22- Iredell, Colonel J. S. . . . 1 - - Hopkins, The Misses, Not- Ironmongers, Worshipful Com- pany of (1863-73) 21 - - Hopkins, Joshua Scales, Esq. (1874) 50 - - Irvine Branch (1883) 10 - - Hopkinson, Mrs,, Ilchester .22- Isle of Purbeck Branch (1884) . . 10 - - Hopton Chapel Sick and Isle of Whithorn Branch (1883) . . 20 - - Funeral Society .... 3 3 - Ivegill Church Temperance Horn, Mr. J. E 11- Society - 10 6 Hornby, Rev. Phipps J. . 1 - - Iver, Archd., Eso, 11- Horniman, John, Esq. . 1 - - Horschitz and Co., Messrs. 11- Horton, T. E., Esq. . . 33- J. B. S 5 - - Hotchkis, John, Esq. . . 1 - - J. B. W. (1879) 50 - - Hotham, The Hon. Ladv 22- J. C., Birmingham ... 2 2 - Hothfield, the Right Hon. Lord 33- J. C. and J. S. C. (1869-83) . . . 30 - - Hovell, J. R., Esq. (1872-84) . . 11 10 - J. D. (1870-82) 17 10 - Hovenden, F. P., Esq. (1872-81) . . 280 - - J. E. D 11- How, Mrs., Aspley . . . - 5 - J. G. (1877) 100 - - Howard, Dr., Sandycioft .11- J. J., Birmingham (1884). . . . - 10 - Howard, Geo., Esq., Palace J. S 10 - - J. S. (1878-81) ...... 15 - - Howard and Escombe, Messrs. (1879) 10 10 - J. S. A. (1872-S4) 32 2 - Howson, F. J., Esq. ...11- J. T. C. (1862-75) 73 10 - Hoyland, Rev. J., Brierly .11- J. W. (1878-82) 90 - - Hubbard, Colonel C. J. . . 1 - - Jackson and Till, Messrs. .11- HuddersBeld Branch (1883-4) . . 159 3 5 Jackson, Miss (1881-4) . . . . 44- Hudson, Frank,Esq., Highbury 11- Jackson, Miss H. A., Glo'ster 11- Hudson, Mrs. W 11- Jackson, S., Esq. .... 1 1 - Hudson, Thos., Esq. ...11- Jackson, W., Esq. ... 1 1 - Hughes, Fredk., Esq., Reigate (1879-84) 9 - - Jacobs, Alfred M., Esq. ..11- Hughes, H., Esq., Elm Park - 10 6 Jacomb, Charles, Esq. (1868-72) . . 21 - - Hughes, W., Esq., Meole .11- Jaffray and Co., Messrs. . 5 - - Hull, the Misses, Withern (1883) . . 5 - - James, F., Esq., Kensington (1877) 50 - - Hull Branch (1884) 103 6 8 James, Robert, Esq., Store Hunt, C. Brooke, Esq. . . 1 - - Street 11- Hunt, A., Esq. (1884) . . . . 11- Jamieson, Hugh, Esq. (1878-80) . . 12 12 - Hunter, John & Co., Messrs. 2 - - 324 THE LIFE-BOAT. [HAY 1,1884. Ana. Sabs. Donlationsi . Ann. Subs. Donations. £. s. d. £. r. rf. £. s. d. i. s. d. Jaunsey, G. M., Esq. . . , 22- Knill and Co., Messrs. J. 22- Jeffery, Miss S 1 - - Knowles, the late Miss M. . 4 15 - Jenkin and Phillips, Messrs 11- Knox, B. D., Esq., Ardmillan 2 - - Jenkins, A. H., Esq. (1877) . . 50 - - Ditto (1872; 10 - - Jensen, John, Esq. ...11- Knox, Lady Louisa ... Jersey Swimming Club 1 - - i Jervo'ise, Miss Ethel M., Alresford (1883) -10 - Jobson, W. W., Esq. ...11- " L.," per Messrs. Twinings (1884). . 55- Johnson, Admiral ....!-- "L" (1875) 10 5 - Johnson, F., Esq - 5 - L. A. R. (1873) .... 50 - - Johnson, David, Esq., Chester 11- L. E. W., Croydon . . . - io' - Johnston, T., Esq. . . .22- Laddie, Mr., per Mrs. Dalton (1877-80) 18 18 - Johnston and Son, Messrs. Ladds, Caut. W - 10 6 Botolph Lane .... 1 1 - Laing, Capt. Jas. (1880-3) . . . 44- Johnston & Sons, Messrs. N., Lambert Bros., Messrs. ..22- Seething Lane .... 1 1 - Lambert, F. D., Esq. . . . 5 - - Johnston, Sons, & Co., Messrs. Lambert, T., Esq 22- E., Great St. Helens ..11- Lainpard & Foster, Messrs. .11- Jones, H. Cadmau, Esq. ..11- Lampson, George C., Esq. ,22- Jones, James, Esq., Ramsey .11- Lancaster Branch (1884) . . . . 127 16 1 Jones, Miss Isabella G. E., Landon, Mrs., Putney ..22- Bayshill 11- Landor, The Misses, Rugeley Jones, Miss S., Cheltenham .11- (1881-4) Joues, Mrs., Faversham (1878) . . 25 - - Lanerton, Lady .... 5 - - Jones, Winslow, Esq., Exeter 11- Lang, Capt. James (1880-3) . . . Jones, W. R., Esq., Dablin (1883). . 1 - - Langton, Miss Maria ...11- Joy, W. J., Esq., Deal . . - 10 6 Langton, Rev. Charles . 5 - - Jubb, John, Esq., J.P. (1879-83) . . 20 - - Langton, W. Gore, Esq (1865-72) 250 - - Jubb, Samuel, Esq., Batley (1875) 10 -. - Langworthy, Mrs. Sarah (1883) .. 1,000 - - Lansdell, Mr. G 11- Lauyon, J. C., Esq. . . .11- K. and E. C. (1873-81) . . . . 35 - -Larcom, Mrs. Capt. . . . 1 - - K. S. (1880-3) 7 - - Larden, Rev. G. F., D.C.L. . 1 10 - K. W. (1878) 20 - - Larkin, M. PJsq., Dublin (1883) . . 1 - - Kaye, Miss E. F 22- Larking,AltredJ.,Esq.,theIate 2 2 - Keal, Miss, Hereford . . 11- Laurie, Mrs., St. George's Keeling, Rev. Wm., B.D. 11- Place, per Rev. Sir Emilius Keighley Branch (1884) . . . 28 1 - Bayley, Bart, B.D. (1876) . . 500 - - Keiller, William, Esq. . 2 - - Law, the Hon. H. S. . . . 1 1 - Kellock, Messrs. C. W. & Co 11- Lawrence, G. H., Esq. (1870-8) . . 34 - - Kelso Branch (1883) . . . . 19 13 6 Lawrence, Gen. H. ... 1 1 - Kelly, Mrs., Baling . . 11- Lawrence, MissJ., Rosslyn .11- Kemble, Mrs. Henry . . 10 10 - Lawrence, Mrs 11- Kemble, William, Esq. . 5 - - Lawrence, Mrs., City Road (1882). . 10 - - Kempster, John, Esq.,and Mrs. 11- Lawrence. Rev. H. Gerald- Kendal, T. Herbert, Esq., Woodleigh ton, Western Australia . - 10 - (1871-83) 19 4 - Lawrence, Sydney, Esq.,Clapham Park Kennard and Co., Messrs. S. 22- (1882) 50 - - Kennaway, Rev. W. B., Weymouth Lawrence, the Misses, Whitehall (1882) 10 - - (1881) 25 - - Lawson, Miss Elizabeth . . 10 - - Kennedy, Adm., C.B. ..11- Lay, Mr. M - 5 - Kent and Co., Messrs. G. B. - 10 6 Laye, Mrs 1-- Kent, Henry, Esq., Shepherd's Le Bailly, H. J., Esq. ..22- Bush 11- Le Cocq," Capt. W. G., R.N. . 5 - - Kent, Mrs. Henry, Ditto .11- Le Geyt, W. B., Esq. (1881-3) . . 2 - - Kent, Rev. Chas., Ludlow . 1 - - Le Lacheur, John A., Esq. .22- Keppel, Admiral of the Fleet Le Marchaut, The Dowager the Hon. Sir Henry, G.C.B. 11- Lady 11- Keppel, W. H. A., Esq. . 1 - - Lea, C. Wheeley, Esq., Worcester (1881) 100 - - Kidd, Miss Pringle (1877-83) . . 50 - - Lea, M., Esq. (1865-84) . . . . 21 - - Kidd, Mrs 11- Leach, Francis, Esq. ... 1 1 - Kiddle, Com. W. W., R K. (1879-81) 10 10 - Leaf, Sons & Co., Messrs. .11- Kiddle, Mrs. W. W. (1880-81) . . 10 10 - Leathersellers, Worshipful Com- Kilvert and Sons, Messrs., pany of (1874) 10 10 - Manchester 11- Leckie, Messrs. J. B. & Co. .11- Kinahan and Co., Messrs. .55- Ledger, J. W., Esq. -..11- King, G., Esq., Algiers ..22- Ledoux, M. Henri, Demerara 11- King, Mrs., Algiers ...22- Ledward, Chas. A., Esq., King, Miss Sarah, Skipton . 1 - - Fairlawn 2.2- King, Messrs. H. S. and Co. . 2 2 - Ledward, Miss F. G., Ditto . - 5 - King's Lynn Branch (1884) . . . 25 14 10 Lee, James, Esq., Brixton (1876-83) 4 - - Kingstown Branch (1884) - . . . 18 11 9 Lee, Miss, Kinfare . . .22- Kinloch, Miss, Broomfield 1 - - Lee, Son, and Co., Messrs. Wm. (1873) 21 - - Kirk, Miss, Waterden . . - 10 6 Leeds Branch (1884) 80 4 2 Kirkliston Branch (1883) . . . 546 Leek Branch (1883) 24 13 6 Knight, Fred., Esq. . . . - 10 - Legge, Gen. the Hon. A. C. . 2 - - i LIST OF DONATIONS AND ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS. 325 Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann, Sabs. Donations. £. s. d. £. s. (I. £. s. (I. £. s. d. Legge, Lieut-Col, the Hon. E.H.I 1 - M. (1863-84) 22 1 - Leicester Branch (1883) . . . . 70 - - M. (1873-4) 150 Leigh, Mrs. D. H. ...11- M., per Messrs. Coutts & Co. (1867-83) 49 Leiningen, Admiral H.S.H. M. A. L., per W. Arnott, Esq. (1872) 200 the Prince, G.C.B. ... 1 - - " M. A. S." (1883) 2 Leishman, Inglis, & Co. ..11- M. B. T. W. (1869-75) . . . . 150 Leman, Henry, Esq. (1876-81) . . 16 13 - Ditto (1877) 50 Lethbridge, Sirs. A. G. . .33- M. C. M. (1869-73) 10 Lethbridge, Rev. J. K., M.A. - 10 - M. E. C 22- Lewis, Professor Hayter (1872) . . 10 10 - M. E. 1 11- Lewis, Mr?. Richd., Wimbledon 11- M. E. W. E. C. (1877-83) . . . 7 Lewis, R. E., Esq., Anerley 11- M. M. M., In Memory of (1872-84) 130 Lewis, Richd., Esq., Hereford 11- M. R 5 - - Leylaud, Mrs. M. A. V. . . 5 5 - M. R., "A Thank-offering" (1872) 20 Liddell, H. T., Esq., Colwall (1860-79) 106 - 7 M. S. S 11- Liddon, E., Esq., M.D. ..11- M. T. (1865-75) 25 Liddon, J., Esq., Wimbledon 11- Macan, Lieut.-Gen. H., C.B. 2 - - Liddon, W., Esq., Taunton . - 10 - Macandrew, W. Esq. (1884) . . 5 Lightfoot, Mrs. General . . 1 10 - MacAndrew & Co., Messrs. R. 22- Lightfoot, Miss . . . . 1 10 - Macdonald, D., Esq., Larne (1875-9) 25 Lightfoot, J. E., Esq., Ac- Macdonald, The Misses . 2 - - Mac Farlan, J., Esq. ... 1 - - Lighton, Sir C. R., Bart. . 1 - - Mackenzie, ColonelJ.K.. .22- Lighten, Digby, Esq. (1878-84) . . 2-6 Mackenzie, Mrs. E. . . . 2 2 - Lincolnshire Coast Shipwreck Mackeson, H. B., Esq. ..11- Association (1884) 75 - - Mackinlay, Mrs., Regents Lindesav, Lieut. A. H., R.N. 1 - - Park 11- Lindley; W., Esq., C.E. (1864-81) . 11 10 - Maclean, Maris & Co., Messrs. 11- Linford, Mrs. W. T. . . .11- Macleod, Capt. R. B. E., R.N. 22- Lingen, Sir R. R. W., K.C.B. 22- Maemilian and Sons, Messrs. 11- Lingham, Mrs 11- MacWhirter, John, Esq., and Linney, Albert, Esq. ... - 5 - Miss Mac Whirter (1871-83) . . 43 19 - Lintott, W., Esq., Horsham .11- Magrath, Rev. J. R., M.A. . - 10 - Lister, Beck, and Co., Messrs. 11- Litchworth, Miss, Woburn .11- Maitland, Capt. H. L., R.N. 11- Little, Mrs. (1881-4) 1 - - Major and Field, Messrs. .11- Littleboro' Co-operative Soc., Major, C. M,, Esq. ... 1 1 - Limited 22- Malcolm, W. E., Esq. . . 1 - - Littledale, C. R., Esq. (1876-84) . . 24 18 - Mallam, Richard, Esq. (1883) . . 20 Littledale, Major, the late . 10 10 - Maltby, Major E. P. . . . 11- Littlehales, Capt. E., R.N. . 1 - - Manchester Branch (1883) . . . 150 Manley, A. E., Esq. ... 2 - - Liverpool and New Brighton Branch Mann, Mrs. Dixon ... 1 1 - (1883) . 400 - - Mannock, W. M. S. P., Esq. 11- Living, Mr. H. (1881-82). . . . - 10 - Mansel. J. C.. Esq. ... 1 1 - Llanddulas Branch (1884) . . . 426 Manton, Messrs. J. S. & Co. 22- Lloyd, Matheson,tfc Co., Messrs. 1 - - Marcet, W., Esq., M.D. (1869-83) . . 21 Lloyd, Mrs. G. J. M. . . . 1 1 - March, Lieut, Santander . - 10 - Lloyd's, The Committee of . 10 10 - Margate Branch (1884) . . . . 20 Lockwood, Miss .... 1 1 - Margetts, Mrs. E. G. . . . 11- Loder, Mrs., Whittlebury (1884) . . 22- Marine and General Mutual Long, Captain S., R.N. . . 6 - - Life Assurance Society . 10 - - Longman, C. J., Esq. ..11- Mark Lane Life-boat Fund, vide p. 338. Longridge, the Misses ..11- Markby, Alfred, Esq. (1878-84) . . 25 Lonsdale, W., Esq. (1872) . . . 20 - - Markham,Chas., Esq., North- Looe Branch (1884) 15 - - Love, Mr. William, Paisley (1860-83) 24 - - Marks, J. C., Esq., Swansea (1880-3) 10 Loveday, J. T., Esq., Norwood 11- Marriott, Mrs., Avonbank (1884) . . 5 Low, Alex. F., Esq. . . .22- Marryat and Sons, Messrs. J. 2 2 - Lowdell, Mrs., Bedales (1873) . . 50 - - Marryat, Charles, Esq. ..11- Lowe, Rev. H. E., M.A. ..33- Marsh, Miss, Gloucester . . 1 - - Lowndes, Rev. E. S. . . . 1 1 - Marshall,A., Esq., Huntingdon 11- Lowndes, Rev. W. D. . . - 5 - Marshall,C., Esq., Huntingdon 11- Loyd, Mrs. Lewis (1859-82). . . 50 10 - Marshall, Rev. E. (1854-77) . . . 3314 6 Lucas, Mrs. C. H 11- Ditto 11- Lucas, E. S., Esq 11- Marshall, J. M., Esq., Wai- Luck, F. G., Esq., The Olives 2 - - Lumley, Mrs. S. (1884) . . . . 1 - - Marshall, R. J., Esq., Brockley 1 - - Marter, Miss Mary B. ..11- Luscombe, J. L., Esq. . . - 10 6 Marter, Wm. Ingram, Esq. .11- Martin, Capt, W. L., R.N. . 1 - - Lutwidge, C. R. Fletcher, Esq. 11- Martin, E. M., Esq. ... 5 5 - Lvall, W. H., Esq. . . .11- Martin, J. Stapleton, Esq. . - 10 - " Lydia," Southampton (1874-83) . . 53- Martin, J. B.,Esq., Lombard Street (1873) 10 W - Lyell, Miss C., Shielhill (1877-8) . . 20 - - Martin, Capt Leslie (1873) . . . 25 Ditto 1 - - Martin, Mrs., West Buckland 22- 326 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1,1884. Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Subo. Donations. £. *. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. Martin, The Misses, Bloomsbury • Miller, R. M., Esq. ...11- (1869-75) 18 12 6 Millington & Co., Messrs. W. 1 1 - Martin, T., Esq., St. Austell 11- | Millington, C., Esq. ...11- Martin, Bev. Glanville ..11- Mills, H., Esq.. Glengall Bd. - 10 6 Martineau, Miss F., Clapham 22- i Mills, J., Esq., Yateley ..11- Martyn,Miss JaneA.,Carthew 5 - - 1 Mills, Mark, Esq. (1864-80) . . . 85 5 - "Mary," Wisley (1882-4) . . . 33- Mills, Wm., Esq., Clapham .11- Mason, Miss, Lillington . . - 10 6 Millward, Wm., Esq. ..11- Mason, Kev. Canon, Langley 11- Milne, Mrs. J. D., Aberdeen (1864-75) 12 - - Massey, E.,Esq., Handforth . 2 - - Milner, Chas., Esq., Sheffield (1882) 10 - - Massy-Beresford, Very Rev. \ Milner, Rev. E. W. (1881) . . . 10 - - JohnM 1 - - Milnes & Chaytor, Messrs. .11- Mathew, Major E. W., Wern 22- I Mitchell, A. C., Esq 11- Mathews, G. H., Esq. ..22- Mitchell, F. H., Esq. (1857-81) . . 114 - - Matthews and Luff, Messrs. .11- Mitchell, F.J., Esq., Caerleon 11- Matthews, W. E., Esq. (1881) . . 10 - - Mitchell, G. W., Esq. . . - 10 - Matthie, Miss, Penge (1881-4) . . 1 15 - Mitchell, J. H., Esq. ...22- Matveieff and Co., Messrs. . 1 - - Mitchell, W. R., Esq., Wim- Maude, Capt. Hon. F., K.N. 11- pole Street 11- Maude, John, Esq., Redcliffe 11- Mitchell, Lieut.-Col. W. (1884) . . 5 - - Mamdslay, Chas. E., Esq. . 1 - - ' Mitchell, Yeames, and Co., Maudslay, Henry, Esq 11 - - Messrs 5 - - Maudslay, Son, and Field .22- " Modern Lower Remove," The, Harrow Maxwell, Eev. E 22- (1881-2) 7 - - Maxwell, Col. G. Shirley . 1 - - Moffat, E. J., Esq., F.B.G.S. 22- Maxwell, Lieut.-Gen. H. H., 1 Moir, Mrs. M. T 11- E.A 10 - - Moline and Co., Messrs. (1865-73) 41 10 - Mayer, Eev. J. H., Bath . . - 10 - Molison, Mrs., Errol (1881) . . . 500 - - Mayne, Adm. E. C., C.B. .11- Molony, Mr. G. M., South- Mayor, Mrs. (1882-4) . . . . 2 10 - ampton - 5 - McAnally, Eev. D., Penge (1884). . - 10 - Molyneux, Lady Georgina (1874-7) 15 - - M'Arthur, Messrs. A. & W. . 2 2 - Molyneux, Miss . . . . - 10 - M"Bayne, Miss Frances . . 2 - - Moncrieff, Colonel . . 1 - - McCance, Henry J., Esq. . - 10 - Montgomerie & Workman, McCracken, Feuwick Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Suba. Donations. £. s. d. £. t. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. Mttller, C. J., Esq. ...11- Norwich National Fisheries Exhibition Munns,W. H., Esq., Wrexham 11- Committee of (1881) . . . . 25 - - Mure, Mrs. Geo. Herrmgswel! (1873) 10 - - "Number 99, East Sussex "(1881-3) 15 - - Murphy, J. J., Esq., Lisburn 1 - - Nutter, James, Esq. . . . - 10 6 Muspratt, Henry, Esq 10 - - Musselburgh Branch (1884) .... 12 15 - Myers, W. H., Esq., Swan- Oakes, Arthur, Esq. ...11- more House 22- Oakes, Mrs. (1871-84) . . 12 12 - Mytton, Miss, Welshpool .22- Oakley, Christopher, Esq. .11- Odd Fellows, Independent Order of (M. U.) vide p. 338. K., per Messrs. Morris, Pre- O'Donovan, The .... 1 1 - vost, and Co 5 - - Offley, Forrester, and Co., N. B. A. (1875) 30 - - Messrs 22- N. F. H 11- Olive, Ernest, Esq. ... 2 2 - N. L., Dublin (1861-79) . . . . 80 - - Ditto (1883) 10 10 - N. Z. (1884) 550 Oliver, George, Esq. ... 1 1 - Naire, Perceval A., Esq. (1883) . . 10 10 - O'Maley, Michael R., Esq., Napier, Rev. J. W. ...11- Demerara 22- Nash, C., Esq., Kensington (1878-83) 6-6 Onslow, Lady, M.A. (1882-4) . . 66- Naylor, Benzon,ifc Co.,Messrs. 55- Onslow, Miss M. (1881-3) (in addition Naylor, Joseph Ulysses, Esq. 11- to her gift of the Sennen Life-boat) 7 - - Neale, Miss C., Brighton . - 10 6 Oppenheim, Henry, Esq. . . 5 - - Neilson & Sons, Messrs. Claud 22- Oram, Jas., Esq. (1863-82) . . . 95 - - Nelson, Dale, & Co., Messrs. 11- Orde, Miss A. M. F. (1865-77) . . 30 - - Nesbitt, Messrs. A. & W. . 1 1 Ditto 11- Nesbitt, Miss Downing (1877-82) 15 - - Ormerod, G. W., Esq., Brookbank (1875) 15 15 - Neve, Mrs. R - 5 - Ormsklrk Branch (1883-4) . . . 38 19 - Newark Branch (1834) . . 23 7 - Osborn,J. Lee, Esq., PhilpotLane (1883) 1 1 - Newbon, Robt. AJger, Esq. .11- Osborn, Mrs. C., Down End .11- Newcastle Trinity Board . . 10 10 - Osborne, Martin, Esq. ..11- Newhaven Branch (1883) . . . 20 - - Osborne, The Misses (1881^) . . 2 16 6 Newman, Mrs., Sen. , . . - 10 - Otter, R.H.,Esq., Downlands 5 - - Newport (Mon.) Branch (1883) . . 48 4 5 Otway, Rear-Adml. R. J. . 5 - - New River Company . . .11- Outram, Sir Francis, Bart. . 2 - - Newsom, S. H., Enq., Cork . 1 - - Outram, The Dowager Lady 2 - - Newson, Mrs. Geo., Clapham 11- Ovey, The Misses (1865-72) . . . 90 - - Newson, Thomas, Esq. ..11- Owen, Mrs. R. K. W. ..11- Newton Abbot Branch (1884) . . . 15 2 - Owen & Graham, Messrs. (1866-77) 56 5 - Newton, F. W., Esq. ... 1 - - Newton, Major-General W, H., R.A. (1873-5) 20 - - " P." (1883) 10 - - Ditto 5 - - P. P. (1879) 10 - - Newton, Miss 23- Pace, Rev. H. H., Dorchester 11- Newton, Miss, Hampstead . - 5 - Paciflc Steam Navigation Co. 55- Nicholl, Henry F., Esq. ..55- Painter, T., Esq., Wrexham . 1 - - Nicholson, Mrs. A. ... 1 - - Palfrey, E. W., Esq., Texas (1884) 1 - - Nicolson, Admiral Sir F. W., Palmer, Lt.-Col. Fredk. ..11- Bart., C.B 1 - - Palmer, George, Esq. ..11- Nixon, C. J., Esq., Bourne- Palmer, Miss, Manton (1860-82) . . 22 15 - mouth . 11- Palmer, Miss M. P., Malvern (1883) ' - 10 - Noble, John, Esq., Park Place Palmer, Rev. H. G. (1880-2). . . 10 5 - (in addition to gift of Life- Pantin, Messrs. W. & C. . . 1 1 - boat and House) ... 2 - - 20 - - Parbury, Mrs 11- Noble, R. H., Esq., Caver- Parker, F., Esq. (1877) . . . . 10 - - sham Hill 3 - - Parker, Miss (1875) 10 - - Noble, Wilson, Esq., Henley 22- Parker, Rev. Win. (1858-77) . . 41 - - Noden, E. Byron, Esq., appropriated Parkes, Col. E. H. ... - 10 - from residue of Trust Fund (1882) 50 - - Parkin, Miss, Leconfield ..11- Noel, Eugene F., Esq 10 10 - Parkin, Miss M. J. ... 1 1 - Nolloth, Dr. E^ R.N. ... 1 - - Ditto (1879-84) 15 10 - Norfolk Branch (1884) . . . . 109 3 8 Parkin, Mrs., Blaithwaite. . 1 - - Norris, Miss A. H. . . . - 10 - Parnell, John, Esq., J.P.. . 1 - - Norsworthy G., Esq. ..11- Parnell, Louis, Esq. . . . 2 - - Norsworthy, H, Esq. (1866-77) . . 100 - - Parnell, Mrs.Gervas, Fetcham 11- Northampton Branch (1884) . . 17 15 3 Parnta, Antonio, Constanti- Northampton, The Most Hon. nople (1884) . . 1 10 - the Marquis of . . . . 5 - - Partridge, C., Esq., Exors. of (1884) 2 - - North East Coast Exhibition, Paske,ColonelE.H., Downside- 10 6 1882, Tvnemouth (1883) . . . 30 - - Pasley, Adm. Sir T. S., Bart., Northey, 'E. R., Esq., Epsom (1878) 10 - - K.C.B., the late ... 1 - - Northumberland, His Grace Paterson, Laing, & Bruce, the Duke of 2 - - Messrs 11- Nottingham Branch (1884) . . . 41 15 - Patteuden,PUp.,Esq.,Brixton 11- Nottingham, Mrs., in memory of Patterson, Miss, Wilmington - 5 - A. Worthington, Esq. (1874) . . 250 - Paul, H. T., Esq 2 2 - j • — — . . . _ __ 328 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1884. Ann. Suba. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. ,/. £. s. d. Paulet, Lady Henry (1862-72) . . 32 - - Postans and Sons, Messrs. . - 10 6 Paulin, G., Esq., Lloyd's .11- Postlethwaite, J. H., Esq. .11- Pawle, J. D., Esq. ...11- Postlethwaite, G. F., Esq. .11- Payne, Miss H., Glenfield . 1 - - Potter, Septimus, Esq. ..22- Payne, W. H., Esq., Bolton . - 10 6 Powell, Messrs. T. J. and T. 11- Peach, The Misses, Langley Poyer, J. P., Esq 11- Hall, further in aid of Poynder, William, Esq., Memorial Life-boat (1877-81) . . 60 - - Hartham Park (1874) . . . . 500 - - Peacock, Mrs., Cardiff (1883) . . . - 13 4 Prall, Z. E., Esq 22- Peacock & Buchan, Messrs. 22- Pratt, Mrs. H., Leamington (1863-80) 210 10 - Pearce, Maresco, Esq. ..11- Pratt, T. R., Esq., Daventry (1881) 10 - - Peart, H. B., Esq. ... 1 - - Prescott, H. W., Esq. ..22- Peckover, A., Esq., Wisbeach (1857-81) 50 - - Preston, Miss L. F. M. . . 5 - - Ditto 11 Preston, R. A. B., Esq., in aid Peckover, W., Esq., ditto (1857-74) 80 - - of Cornish life-boats . . 50 - - Peebles Branch (1884) . . . . 22 5 8 Preston Branch (1884) . . . . 763 Peek, Winch & Co., Messrs. 55- Price and Pierce, Messrs. .55- Peel, Edmund Yates, Esq. . 1 - - Price, John, Esq., R.N. . . 2 - - Pelham, Lord (1876) 10 10 - Price, Mrs. Admiral (1858-83) . . 140 - - Pembertou, E. L., Esq., M.P. (1868-73) 31 - - Priestley, Wm., Esq. . . .11- Pembroke and Montgomery, Primrose,TheHon. B.F.,C.B. 22- The Earl of (1875) 250 - - Prince, John, Esq. ...22- Penarth Branch (1884) . . . . 60 - - Prince, Ogg and Co., Messrs. 11- Penfold, E. H., Esq. . . .22- Pritchard, J., Esq. ... 1 1 - Peninsular and Oriental Steam Pritchard, Mrs., Astlev Abbots 1 - - Navigation Company ..55- Procter, Robt., Esq. "... 1 1 - Penn and Sons, Messrs. John 6 - - Prowett, N. H. E., Esq. (1862-83) 75 - - Pennington, Mrs., Thickthorn, 11- Prowse, Capt, G. J. W. . .11- Penny, Thos., Esq. . . . - 10 6 Ditto (1882) 10 - - Penny, Tbos.S., Esq., Taunton 11- Pryor, Miss, Penge (1881-4) . . 1 15 6 Penson, Miss - 10 6 Pryor, Capt., Worthy Park .11- Penson, Mrs 33 Ditto (1880) 10 - - Pepys, J. A., Esq. (1880-2) . . . 21 - - Psaila, Luigi, Demerara ..11- Percy, The Right Hon. the " Psalm 66, 13-14 " (1881) . . . 20 - - Earl, P.C., M.P. ... 2 Pugh, Miss, Leighton. . . - 10 6 Perrott,SirE.G.L.,Bart.,K-P. 11- Perot, W. Y., Esq., Demerara 11- " Queen," per Mrs. Dalton (1883) 55- Peterborough Branch (1884) . . . 1 16 6 Quick, Rev. R. H., M.A. .22- Peterhead Branch (1884) . . . . 40 - - Peters Brothers, Messrs. . . 10 - - Peters, Miss Nowell . . . - 10 - R. B. and Co. (1867-84) . . . . 142 7 - Philips & Co., Messrs. J. & N. 10 10 - R. B. J. (1879-83) 15 - - Philips, J. W., Esq. ...22- "R. H.,"Rosedale (1882-3). . . 21- Philips, Miss, Leamington .11- Rabbetts, Mrs - 5 - PhUlfps, Rev. S. J., Tilney .11- Rackham, Willoughby, Esq. 22- Phillips, W. W., Esq. ..11- Radclifle, Josiah, Esq., Bryn Dinarth Phillimore, Capt. W. B. (1859-84). . 24510 - (1881 3) 66- Phillimore, Admiral A. . . 3 - - Radcliffe, John, Esq., Furlane 22- Phillipps and Graves, Messrs. 11- Rahn and Co,, Messrs. ..22- Phillips, J. H., Esq., Cromwell Raincock, Mrs., Waltons (1882) . . 10 10 - Road 11- Ralli Brothers, Messrs. ..22- Phillpotts, W. F., Esq. ..11- Ralph, Rowland W., Esq. . 1 - - Pick, Edgar S., Esq. ...11- Ramsay, Capt. John, R.E. . 2 - - Pickering,Leonard,Esq.(1872) . 200 - -Randells, Howells, and Co. .11- Pickernell, F. C., Esq. (1883) . 11- Randolph, Admiral G. G. . 5 - - Piel Branch (1884) . . '. . 20 - - Rawlins, Mrs., Tunbridge Pigeon, Henrv, Esq. (1864-82) . 63 - - Wells 1 - - Pike, Mrs. Justine (1873-8) . . 20 - - Rawliuson, W., Esq. . . . 1 - - Pilcher, R.A., Esq., Crom- Rawson, Miss, the late (1859-79) 410 - - Rawson, Miss E., Nydd Hall (1859-84) 510 - - Pilgrim, C. H., Esq. ...22- Ray, Brisco, Esq., in memory of the Pine and Co., Sir John ..22- late Richard Glaister, Esq. (1875) . 10 - - Pitt, Miss E., Bayswater (1874-83) 4 10 - Ray, Capt. H. R. (1873) . . . . 10 - - Plant, G. T., Esq., Worksop (1883) - 10 - Ray, Rev. Henry, B.A. ..11- Platt, Fredk., Esq., Oldham (1873) . . 90 - - Raymond and Reid, Messrs. (1873) 50 - - Platt, Owen, Esq., Oldham .22- Reading Branch (1884) . . . . 137 12 4 Playne, Peter, Esq. (1860-79) . . 95 - - Redfern, Alexander, and Co. 5 - - Plymouth Branch (1884) . . . . 50 - - Reece, Miss (1869-77) . . . . 24 - - Poe, Rev. J. Leslie ...11- Pooley, Chas., Esq. ...11- Reid, Genl. J 1 - - Pope, \V. H., Esq., and Mrs. Reid, P., Esq., Stock Exchange (1879) 50 - - Pope, Stan-wick . . .22- Reinachs, Nephew, and Co. . - 10 6 Porteous & Senior, Messrs. .22- Reiss Bros., Messrs. ...22- Porter, Rev. C. F - 10 - Reneau, Mr. & Mrs. R. P. W. 1 1 - Porter, Capfc. H. R. ...11- Reynardson, Rev. G. B. (1865-72) . . 15 - - Porthcawl Branch (1884). . . . 30 - - Ditto 2 - - LIST OF DONATIONS AND ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS. 329 Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. *. d. Reynardson, Rev. J. B. . . 1 1 - Rowbotham, Dr. Wm. . . - 10 6 Reynolds, E. M., Esq. ..11- Rowlandson, Miss Ann ..11- Reynolds, J., Esq. . . . - 10 6 Rowley and Davies, Messrs. 11- Reynolds, J. N., Esq. . . - 10 - Rowley, Col. Sir C., Bart. .22- Rich, H. T., Esq., Hounslow - 6 6 Rowsel), Fras. W., Esq., C.B., Richards, M., Esq. ...11- C.M.G., Cairo .... 1 1 0 Richardson, Brothers and Co. 1 1 - Royal Mail Steam Packet Co. Richardson, James N., Esq. . 1 - - (annual) 10 - - Richardson, Jonathan, Esq. . 1 - - Royal Yacht Squadron . . 10 - - Richardson, Miss (1881-4) .... 94- Rubie, J. P., Esq., Cowes .11- Richardson, T., Esq. ... 1 - - Ruck Bros., Messrs. ... 1 1 - Rickards, Walter, Esq. (1879) . . 10 - - Ruck, Mrs. Marie, on behalf of the late Rickett, Smith, & Co., Messrs. 11- Josiah Ruck, Esq. (1881) . . 100 - - Ricketts, Miss Frederica L. . 1 1 - Rudge, E. D., Esq., M.D., Fakenham Riddell, Miss, Beaufort Grdns. 2 2 - (1883) ...... 3 - - Ridge, Henry, Esq., Stock Rufford, F. T., Esq. ... 1 1 - Exchange (1876-82) . . . . 18 18 - Rugg, Mrs. J. S 11- Ridgway & Co., Messrs. ..22- Runcorn Branch (1884) . . . . 11 8 6 Ridpath, E., Esq 11- Raskin, Professor, M.A. ..55- Rigge, H. F., Esq. ...11- Rust, George J., Esq. ... 1 1 - Riley, Charles, Esq., Queens- Rutherfurd Brothers, Messrs. 1 - - borough Terrace ... 1 - - Ryder, Admiral A. P. . . 1 - - Rivaz, Charles, Esq. ...11- Roake, J. J., Esq., Anerley . - 10 - Robartes, The Rt. Hon. Lord 5 - - Robarts, Lubbock & Co., Messrs. (1883) 10 10 - Roberts, G. H., Esq., Augustus S. C. H. (1859-77). . . . 41 11 - Square - 10 6 Ditto 1 Roberts, Jas., Esq., Baling .11- S. H. H., " Little Colonial" 1 Roberts, Joseph, Esq., Mina Road S. M., Kensington (1882) . 10 10 (1883) 100 - - S. S., Tunbridge Wells (1882-4) 6 6 Roberts, Miss, Slade End . - 10 G S. W., per C. S. W. 1 - - Roberts, A. T., Esq. (1883) . . . 1 - - S. Y. S. (1872-80) . 40 - - Roberts, Mrs - 5 Sabel, Max, Esq. . , 11- Robertson, Capt. G. M. . . 5 - - Saddlers, Worshipful Com- Robertson, Graham, Esq., F.R.G.S., pany of(1877-8) . . 30 10 - Cleveland Square . . . 10 - - Sadler, Harrison, and Co. 22- Robertson, Henry, Esq., Hull (1873) 100 St. Andrew's Branch (1884) 15 - - Robertson, Henry, Esq., Glasgow (1880) 20 - • St. Aubyn, Miss, Chertsey Robertson, Mrs., Girton (1863-79) 17 - - (1883-4) 22- Robertson, J. C., Esq. . . 1 - - St. Germans, The Rt. Hon. Robins, Mrs. Jane, Lee (1881-3) . . 2 - - the Earl of 2 - - Robins, Miss, Woburn Place 1 - - " Sally-forth," per Mrs. Dalton (1878-81) 14 14 - Robins, Miss G., ditto . . 1 - - j Salmon, Capt. Henry Thomas (1875) 10 - - Robinson, C. B., Esq., Frank- i Salt, John Chas., Esq. (1879) . . 10 10 - ton Grange 11- Salters, Worshipful Company of 5 5 - Robinson, F. J., Esq., Great Samuel, Mrs. J. (1881-2) . . . 64- Cumberland Place ...22- Samuelson, B., Esq., M.P. .55- Robiason, G., Esq., Skipton 11- Sandars, S., Esq., De Vere Robitison, Lawson, Esq. ..11- Gardens 22- Robinson, Rev. Henry (1874) . . 10 - - Sanders, F., Esq., Cross Keys 11- Robinson, Rev. T. B. B. . . 1 1 - Sandwich, The Countess of (1872-84) 90 - - Rochdale Branch (1883) 73 8 - Sandwich, The Rt. Hon. the Rochester, Thomas, Esq. (1870) . . 1000 - - Earl of 11- Rochester Branch (1883) . . . . 1 18 - Sandys-Lumsdaine, Mrs. .11- Rockley, J., Esq., Boro' ..11- Sandys-Lumsdaine, Miss .11- Rodocanachi, Sous, and Co. .11- Sandys-Lumsdaine, Miss A. H. 11- Rodwell, Mrs. Helen, Win- Santley, Charles, Esq. (1H79) . . 20 - - chester (1863-77) 91 9 8 Sartoris, Alfred, Esq. . 5 - - Rogers, Mrs., Westbourne Sq. 11- Sartorius, Admiral of the Rogers, Rev. John, Ballywaiter (1883) 1 - - Fleet, Sir G. R.. K.C.B. .11- Roget, Mrs., Maida Hill ..11- Sassoon and Co"., Messrs. D. 2 2 - Rohrweger, J. C., Esq. ..11- Saul, Miss, Bow .„ •'», •. . 1 1 - Rolle, The Hon. Mark . . 10 - - Saunders, Mrs., Durttsi^'Ter. 22- Rolleston, Miss, Bath ..11- Savage and Hill, Messrfct,^ .22- Romilly, Cosmo, Esq. (1881) . . 10 10 - Savory and Moore, Messrs. '.33- Ropes, W. H., Esq. ...11- Saxe-Weimar, General H.S.H. Rose, Mrs. A. M 11- Prince Edward of, K.C.B. 1 - - Rosher, W. H. Burch, Esq. (1880) 10 10 - Scales and Rogers, Messrs. . - 10 - Ross, Wm. Lewis, Esq. ..22- Scarth, W., Esq., Highbury 11- Rosse, Dowager Countess of 2 - - Scarboroogh Branch (1883) . . . 75 - - Rothery, H. C., Esq., M.A. Schilizzi and Co., Messrs. (1867-74) 37 16 - (1880) 25 - - Schloss Brothers, Messrs. . - 10 - Rothschild, Messrs. N. M., & Scholey, Mrs., Reed Court .11- Sons ...... 10 10 - Schroder & Co., Messrs. J. H. 2 2 - Routh, Miss A 1 - - Schnster, Rev. W. P. . . 2 2 - 330 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1884. Ann. Subs, Donations Ann. Subs. Donations. £. s. d. £. i. d. £. 1. d. £. s. d. Skinners, Worshipful Com- Scott ii Dinham, Messrs. .11- panv of (1865-83) 73 10 - Scott, E., Esq., Colchester (1869-83) 10 8 - Slaterj Henry, Esq. . . .22- Scott, Harold Spencer, Esq. .11- Slater, John, Esq. "A Thank-offering Scott, Patrick, Esq. ...11- to Almighty God for his late mercies " Scott, Rev. Canon .... 1 1 - (1872) ...... 10 - - Scott, Rev. M. K., M.A., & Slater, Rev. Leonard, Bakewell (1881-4) 11 11 - Miss 11 Sloggett, W. H., Esq. . . - 10 (S Scott, R. H., Esq., M.A. .11- Smith and Co., Messrs. F. . 2 2 - Scrimgeour, Mrs., Highgate (1872-82) 67 15 - Smith and Sons, Messrs. G. . 22- Scrimgeour, Miss, the late (1883) 10 - - Smith, Colonel J. (1866-84) . . . 99 Scriveners, Worshipful Com- Smith, Elder, and Co., Messrs. (1883) 6 6 - pany of (1860-82) 42 7 - Smith, George, Esq., Newcastle - 10 .- Seager, Charles H., Esq. (1872-8) . . 15 15 - Smith, Geo., Esq., St. John's Sebag, Joseph, Esq. (1877-81) . . 15 - - Wood .... 11 Seelv, Chas., Esq., M.P. (1872) . . 20 - - Smith,Heathfield,Esq., Epsom (1864-81) 42 Selborne, The Lord . . . 2 - - Smith, J. B., Esq., Southgate 11- Semple, A., Esq., Maida Tale 22- Smith, J. MacLaren, Esq. . 10 - - Senior, J., Esq., Streatham .22- Smith, J. W., Esq., Oundle .11- Senior, Julian, Esq. (1877-9) . . 31 - - Smith, Lieut.-Gen. J. W. S., Settle Branch (1883-4) . . 164 6 - C.B ...11- Severn, J. P., Esq. ...33- Smith, Mr. G., Walsall . . - 5 - Sewell, Mrs., Brompton ..11- Smith, Mrs., Old Park ..11- Sewell, Miss A., Louth (1882-4) . . 1 10 - Smith, Mrs.,Tavistock Square 11- Sewell, Mrs. W., Sheen Villas 11- Smith, Mrs. Peploe . . 5 - - Seyd and Co., Messrs. ..11- Smith, Mrs. W. Wilthew . 5 - - Sevmour, Lieut.-Gen. W. H., Smith, P. A., Esq., Dublin (1883) 1 C.B. . 1 Smith, Samuel, Esq., Bungay 22- Shackleton, Richard, Esq. .33- Smith, T. H., Esq., Regina Shafto, Mrs. J. D. ... 1 - - Road .... 11- Ditto in aid of Swanage Smith, T. H., Esq., Bengen .11- Lifeboat (1875) . . SO - - Smith, Thomas Valentine, Ditto (1881-3) 150 - - Esq.,GrosvenorRoaa (1878) . . 10 10 - Sharp, J., Esq., and Mrs. Sharp (1883) - 10 - Smith, Thos.,Esq.,Cirencester 11- Sharp, Sidney, Esq. ... 2 - - Smith, W. Arthur, Esq., Bir- Sharp, Wm., Esq., Redhill .11- mingham (1873-S1) 21 Sbarpe and Co., Messrs. R. . 11- Smith, The Rt. Hon., W. H., Sharpe, Sutton, Esq. . . . 3 - - M.P .55 Sharps and Wilkins, Messrs. 11- Smith, Wm., Esq., Brighton 10 - - Shaw, Miss H. E., and Miss Smitheman, the Misses, Albery (1883) 2 2 - E. S. Boyd (1883) 64 - 1 Smitheman,Mrs. E.,Guildford Shaw, Miss L. C - 5 6 (1879-82) 8 8 6 Shaw, Eev. F 11- Smithers, H. W.,Esq.,Moor- Shaw, Savill, and Albion Co., .gate Street . ..11- Limited 11 '« Ditto (1872) 10 Sheffield Branch (1884) . . 51 18 1 Smy'lhies, G., Esq. ... 2 2 - Sheepshanks, W., Esq. ..11- Sheldon, Rev. J. (1881-4) . . . 40 - - Soames, E., Esq. (1876) . . . . 10 10 - Shepard & Co., Messrs. ..22- Soames, W., Esq., Blackheath 22- Shepherd, Arthur, Esq. (1869-83) . . 46 - - Society for the Discharge and Relief Shepherd,Major Howell (1859-80) . . 50 - - of Persons Imprisoned for Small Shepherd, Mrs., Husberne . - 5 - Debts (1864-84) 1429 15 6 Sherwood, Joseph, Esq. (1862-73) . . 15 15 - Sommer, Chas., Esq., Whitley 11- She-well. Rev. Frank, M.A. .11- Somes, Mrs. Joseph . . .11- Shiffner, Miss J. P. (1871-84) . . 29 8 - Somes and Co., Messrs. ..11- Shiffner, Mrs 11 " Son of a Sailor, and one who has so Short, F. B., Esq., Buckham (1878) 10 - - often been exposed to the dangers of Short, Mrs., Hastings . . . 2 - - the sea" (1881) 15 15 - Ditto (1869-75) 55 - - Soule, Bernard M., Esq. ..11- Shropshire Branch (1883^4) . . . 46 19 11 Souter, Miss, Norwood ..11- Shum, Robert, Esq. (1880) . . . 10 10 - South Metropolitan Gas Light Sibthorp, Colonel .... 5 - - and Coke Company (1864-83) . . 84 Ditto (1874) 10 - - Southampton Branch (1884) . . . 92 9 8 Simes, N. P., Esq., Horsham 11- Southard and Co., Messrs. .22- Simon and Dale, Messrs. ..22- Southey, Alfred P., Esq. (1883). . . 10 10 - Sijnonds, Robt. Henville,Esq. 11- Southport Branch (1884) . . . . 22 - 7 Simmons, Henry Thos., Esq., Spaldin, Miss, Nottingham .11- Gensing House ....!-- Spalding Shipwreck Society . 1 - - Simper, Mrs., Salisbury , . - 10 - Sparks, Mrs. Wm. . . . - 10 - Simpson, B. W., Esq., West- Spartali and Co., Messrs. . 1 - - Spawforth, Joseph, Esq. ..55- Simpson, Miss, Hadley . . - 10 - Spawforth, Mrs. E. . . . 2 2 - Sinclair, Mrs., Greenock (1874) . . 20 - - Spencer, Maitland, Esq., Un- Sismej, Mrs., Hadley Green 22- derleigh (1875-6) 30 Skinner, Thos.^ Esq., Downs- Spencer, W., Esq. . . .12- wood 22- Spencer, Rev. W. M. . . 1 1 T |L _— , — LIST OF DONATIONS AND ANNUAL SUBSCELPTIONS. 331 : Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. £.. s. d. Sperling, Arthur, Esq. ..11- Sulivan, Capt. T. B. M., R.N. 1 - - Sperring, Henry John, Esq. (1878) 10 - - Summersou, T. R., Esq. ..-76 Spies Bros, and Co., Messrs. (1879^84) 35 - - Surr, Watson, Esq. ...11- Spottiswoode, James, Esq. (1859-73) 30 - - Surrey Commercial Dock Co. 55- Spreckley, White, and Lewis 22- Sutherland,H., Esq., Dulwich 1 .1 - Sprigens, Miss, Clapton . . 1 1 - Sutherland, His Grace the Squire, D. B., Esq., Thurlow Duke of 5 - Road 22- Sutherland, R., Esq., Egham 5 - - Staffordshire Potteries Branch (1884) 41 5 10 Swansea Branch (1883) . . 50 - - Stafford, The Rt. Hon. Lord (1880-4) 20 - - Swanzv, Messrs. F. and A. . 11- Stallebrass, Mrs., South Swinburne,SirJ.,Bart.,F.R.S. 5 - - Sx. B - 10 6 Stalschmidt, E. E., Esq. (1872) . . 10 10 - Sykes, J., Esq 22- Stenden, Wm., Esq. . . . - 10 - Sykes, Miss . . . . . 11- Standidge and Co., Messrs. .11- Symes, Mrs. Elizabeth S., in addition Standring, Geo. C., Esq. . . - 10 6 to Poolbeg Life-boat (1881) . . 10 - - Stanlev, W. F., Esq. ...11- Ditto 10 - Stannus, T. R., Esq. . . . - 10 - Symons, Mrs., St. Bede's (1882) . . 20 - - Stanton, J. T., Esq. ...11- Symonds, Wm. Thos., Esq. .22- Starkie, Mrs. (1867-75) . . . . 21 - - Starky, Mrs., Bromham . . 1 - - Stead, J. J., Esq 6 - T. J. K. (1871-81) ... . 15 15 - Steaius and Co., Messrs. J. .11- T. J. M. (1877-81) . . . . . 70 - - Stear, Henrv, Esq., Saffron T. J. S 5 - Walden .",....11 Taddy and Co., Messrs. ..33- Stechford Branch (1884) . . . . 30 18 - Tangye Bros., Messrs. ... 1 1 - Taniere, Jas., Esq., Ramsgate 11- Steel, Mrs., Cockermouth (J877) . . 10 - - Tanqueray & Co., Messrs. C. 2 2 - Steinmetz, J. H., Esq. ... 1 1 - Tapling and Co., Messrs. Thos. 2 2 - Stennett, J. H., Esq., Bath (1877-83) 10 10 - Tapper, A. A., Esq. ...11- Stephen, Mrs. Leslie ...22- Tarner, E. T., ESQ. . . . 1 - - Stephens, A. M., Esq. . . - 5 - Tarner, G. Edward, Esq. ..11- Stephens, P. S., Esq. . . .22- Tarner, H. T., Esq 1 - - Stericker and Co., Messrs. ... 1 1 - Tarner, Miss C. T . - 10 - Sterling, Miss Julia ... ft 5 - Tarner, Miss L. T. ... . - 10 - Stern, Baron Herman De, per M. Lea, Tarner, Miss, Bushey (1884) . . 1 - - Esq. (1878) , . 10 - Tarratt, Josh., Esq. . . .22- Stern Brothers, Messrs. (1876-7) . . 47 5 - Tarratt, Mrs., Ashford Hall (1877) 300 - - Tassell, Mr. F - 5 - Stevenson, Walter, Esq., Iver Tare Miss C. E 11- Heath 22 Tatham, C. A., Esq. (1881^4) . . 44- Stevenson, Miss H. B., Iver 33- Tattersall, John, Esq., one year's main- Steward, Rev. C. H. . . . 1 1 - tenance of a Life-boat station (1877) 70 - - Tatton, Lees W., Esq., Man- Stiebel Brothers, Messrr- .11- Stilwell. Thomas, Esq. (1862-75) . . 42 - - Tatton, Mr. Samuel, Chorley - 10 - Stirling Branch (1884) . . . . 49 4 1 Taunton, Miss, in memory of Stock, Mrs., Bristol (In the late Lady Tauntou ..11- Tawke, A., Esq., and Mrs. Tawke, Stocken, F., Esq., Pimlico .11- The Lawn, Rochford . . - 10 - Stockport Branch (1884) . . . . 13 2 6 Taylor and Sons, Messrs. J. 1 1 - Stocks, Major, Halifax ..22- Taylor, Charles, Esq., Man- Stone, E. M., Esq., and Mrs. Stone 55 Taylor, J. D., Esq. (1865-82) 105 - - Stone, J., Esq., Broad St. .11- Tavlor, Rev. Alfred R. . . 1 1 - Stone, Mrs. John, Ashburton 1 - - Taylor, W., Esq 11- Stone, John, Esq., Ashburton (1877-84) 10 - - Tavlor, W. R., Esq. . . . - 10 - Stopford, Mrs. Grosvenor . 1 - - Tees Bay Branch (1884) . . 70 - - Stowers, Rev. H. M. . . . 1 1 - Temperlevs, Carter, & Uarke 11- Strahan, W. S., Esq., Buxtpn 11- Templer, 'R. B., Esq. ... 1 1 - Strange, Mrs. Mary Ann ..11- Tesdorpf & Co., Messrs. A. . 22- Ditto (1883) 25 - - Tetley and Co., Messrs. J. . 1 1 - Streatfield, R. J., Esq. . . 5 - - Tetley, Son, & Layton, Messrs. 11- Street, George, Esq. ...11- Tetley, The Misses, Oaklands (1869-83) 95 - - Strickland, A. E. C., Esq. .11- Texas, collected in, vide p. 338. Stuart, Colonel, J. F. D. C., Thames & Mersey Marine In- M.P 2 - - suranceCo., Royal Exchange 55- Stuart, Geo., Esq 3 - - . Thomas, Capt. Montagu, R.N.(1868-83) 72 - - Stuclev, Lieut.-Colonel . . 1 - - Thomas, Charles, Esq. . . - 10 6 SturgB, Geo., Esq., Woodthorpe (1882) 21 - - Thomas, D. C., Esq. . . . - 10 fl Sturrock, Major Archibald .22- Thomas, G. E., Esq., Swans- Stutfield, W., Esq. ...11- Stutfield, Mrs. (1867-76) . . . . 45 - - Thomas, Mr. W., CaerphilJv - 10 - Suart, Mrs. Alfred . . . 1 - - Thomas, W. F.,Esq., Southall 1 1 - Sugden, Richard, Esq. ..11- Thomson & Son, Messrs. .11- Sugg, Henry, Eiq., The; Firs 11- Thompson, Vice-Adm. T. P. 1 - - 332 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1884. Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. Thompson, Henry, Esq. ..11- Vaughan, Henry, Esq. (1870-3) . . 30 10 - Thomps-on, Messrs. W. J. & H. 22- Vaughan, Mrs., Westbourne Thorne, John Mills, Esq. (1884) . . 22- Terrace 55- Thorngate, W., Esq. (thelate), Veasey, Mr. and Mrs. H. . - 5 - Trustees of 80 - - Veasey,-Mis» - 5 - Thorpe, Miss - 6 - Veasey, Rev. F. . . . . - 5 - Threlfall, Chas., Esq. ..55- Yenning, Edgcombe, Esq. .11- Threlfall, Mrs 11- Verney, Capt. E. H., R.N. .11- Thiesher, Capt. W. (1871-80) . . 15 15 - Vernon, Miss Emma P. . . 1 1 - Ditto 22- Vernon, Rev. H. J., B.A. . - 10 - Thurlow, Major Edward H., and Capt. Verulum, The Earl of (1876). . . 10 - - Ernest 11. Thurlow (1884) . . 1000 - - Vesey, Capt. R.N. (1864-78) . . 21 - - ThurW, Major Edwd. H. .11- Vigne, John, Esq 11- Tidd, Walter R., Esq. (1873) . . 10 10 - Vinceut, J., Esq 11- Tindall, Riley, & Co., Messrs. 11- Vincent, Miss, Pyrland Road (1881-4) 6 - - Tinley, Mr. R. R - 10 - Vivian, Younger, and Bond, Tisdall, Mr. Sidney ...11- Messrs 11- Tobin, Lady ..... 1 - - Toke, Major 11- Tollemache, Hon. Algernon W. A. D. (1875-84) 90 - - Grey (1867-77) 250 - - W. F. S., Lloyd's (1877) . . . . 25 - - Tomlinson, Rev. J. P. ..11- Waddington, Mrs. J. T. (1869-78) 52 10 - Topino, Madame .... 2 2 - Wagstaff, James, Esq. ..11- Toppin, The Misses, Putney. 11- Wam, R., Esq., Clifford St. . 1 1 - Torquay Branch (1884) . . . . 77 - - Wakefield Branch (1883-4) . . . 54 8 3 Towgood, Alfred, Esq. ..11- Wakefield, Miss M. R. (1860-73) . . 76 5 - Towgood, Edw., Esq. ...22- Waldegrave, The Rt. Hon. Townend and Co., Messrs. T. 1 1 - the Earl . . . ". . . 55- Toynbee, Capt. H. ...11- Walker, Geo., Esq. ...11- Trench, Louis, Esq., Albert House (1883) 2 - - Walker GumCompany, Limited 1 - - Trinder, Anderson, & Co. .33- Walker, John, Esq., Halifax (1876) 20 - - Trotter, William, Esq. (1872-81) . . 60 - - Walker, Miss L. B., in aid of Newport Troyte, Colonel C. A. W. .11- (Pembrokeshire) Life-boat Station. Tryon, Hon. Mrs 1 - - (1883) 60 - - Tudor, E. O., Esq. ...11- Walker, Philip A., Esq. . .11- Tudor, Mrs. W. Langley ..11- Walker, W. N., Esq. (1873-83) . . 20 - - Tudor, Mrs., Kilston Knoll (1884) . . 1 - - Ditto 11- Tufnell, H. A., Esq., The Grove (1883) 25 - - Wallace, Brothers, Messrs. .33- Tulloh, General, C.B., R.A. 11- Waller, Sir T. W., Bart. . . 2 - - Tunstall Branch (1884) . . . . 44- Walrond, C. T., Esq.. ..11- Tupp, Mr. J., Tottenham Court Road Walsh, Mrs., Winchester . . - 10 - (1874-84) ...'.. . . 10 10 - Walters, Rev. A. V., B.A. . - 5 - Turle, James, Esq., M.D. .11- Walton, Cbwles, Esq. . . 1 - - Turle, Mrs - 10 6 Walton, Ge*,., Skipton (1873) . . 10 - - Turner, Miss I., Cotton Rectory 11- Wanklyn, J. B., Esq. (1872) . . 10 10 - Turner, Mrs., Liverpool (1877-81) 200 - - Ward, Yice-Admiral J. R. . 1 1 - Tweddle, Mrs. Thomas (1872-83) 19 19 - Ward, C. B., Esq 11- Twining, H. H., Esq. . . 1 1 - Ward, Miss, St. Leonards . - 5 - Two Friends, per Miss Wor- Wardlaw, Gen. R 1 - - sencroft 1 - - Ware, Nathl. Webb, Esq., Cork (1880) 10 - - " Two Friends at Blackheath" (1883) 200 - - Wareing, the Rev. J. T., Lathom (1883) 20 - - Tylden, Mrs., Oxford ..11- Warner, F., Esq., Hoddesdon - 10 - Tyndall, W. H., Esq. ..11- Warner, J. T., Esq., Chertsey - 10 6 Tyser, G. D., Esq., Lloyd's .11- Warner, R., Esq 2 - - Tyson, Mias (1881-4) 26- Warren and Jones, Messrs. . _ - 10 6 Tyson, Mias N. (1883-4) . . . . 22- Warren, Mrs., Leamington (1861-84) 29 - - Tyson, Mrs. T., Penge (1881-4) . . 1 - - Warton, Capt. R. Gardner Tytler, Genl. J. M. B. Fraser, Watchet Branch (1884) . . 15 - - C.B 2 - - Waterall, Nathaniel, Esq. .11- Waterall, Roby, Esq. ..'.11- Waterfield, Mrs 1 - - Uhthoff& Co., Messrs. ..11- Waterfidd, The Misses ..22- Ulph, Messrs. J. B. and Son 11- Waters and Co., Messrs. Jaa. 11- Union Steam Ship Company (1877) 10 10 - Watson, C., Esq., Halifax .22- Unite. W. 0., Esq. ...11- Watson, Col. W. H., R.A., Upton, H., Esq 33- in aid of Holy Island Life- Urwick, W. H., Esq. ...11- boat 5 - - Usborne and Sons, Messrs. .11- Watson, John, Esq., Fenchurch Usherwood, Miss .... 2 2 - Street 11- Watson, Lieut. H. J. (1875) . . 12 12 Vallentin, John, Esq.,Croydon 110 Watson, Mrs., Holland Park (1876-81) 60 - Vanner and Prest, Messrs. .11- Watson, Rev. G. Bowes ..11- Vardon, Mrs. F 1 - - Watson, Thos., Esq., Inchallock (1883) 1 - - Ditto ((1868-81) 13 10 - Wangh, James, Esq. ... 1 1 - Vardon, Henry, Esq. ...11- Wayet, Rev. W 22- Vamam, Miss H., Pailton . - 10 6 Webb, R. T., Esq. ...22- LIST OF DONATIONS AND ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS. 333 Ann. Subs. Donations, Ann. Subs. Donations. £. ». d. £. s. a". £. s. d. £. s. d. Webb, W. L., Esq. ...11- Willcox, Robt. M., Esq. ..22- Weber, Arthur, Esq. ...11- Williams, Admiral W. J. (1871-84) 28 - - Webster, George, Esq., Cannon Street, Williams, J., Esq., Mark Lane - 10 - on account of a Life-boat (1864-84) . 275 - - Williams, O. J., Esq. ...11- Webster, Mrs., Baling . . 1 - - Williams, R. B., Esq., (1871-83) . . 7 - - Webster, W., Esq. . . . - 10 - Williams, Rev. R., Newbury 1 - - Wedge, Fras., Esq. (1866-72) . . 30 - - Williamson, A. D., Esq., Welch, Henry, Esq. (1870-7) . . 31 - - Haxby (1861-73) 31 15 6 Welch, Margetson, and Co., Willimott, W., Esq. (1877) . . . 21 - - Messrs 11- Willis, H. B., Esq. ...11- Weldon, J., Esq. (1880) . . . . 10 10 - Willis, Henry Esq. (1876) . . . 10 10 - Wells, Wm., Esq., Redleaf . 1 - - Willis, Mrs 11- Welsh, A., Esq. (1878-9) . . . 10 - - Wilmott, E. W., Esq. ..11- Ditto S - - Wilson, Capt. J. E. M., R.N. 11- Welsh, W. I., Esq., Wells .11- Wilson, John R., Esq. ..11- Wentworth, Miss L. M. H. V. (1870-9) 70 - - Wilson, Commander William, Ditto 22- R.N. (1874-83) 36 - - Wentworth, Vernon, Esq. (1876) . . 10 - - Wilson, Miss, Maidenhead (1878) . . 10 - - Were, Mrs. Bouville (1860-75) . . 33 12 - Wilson, The Misses . . .44- Ditto 22- Wilson, Rev. Robert (1858-75) . . 102 10 - Western Counties Central Branch (1883) 40 19 8 Wilson,Wm., Esq., Highbury 1 1 - West Hartlepool Branch (1884) . . 20 - - Wiltshire, John Walter, Esq. (1832) 30 - - Westley.W., Esq., Regent St. 22- Wiltshire, the Rev. Thos. 1 Westmore, Rev. H. H., M.A. 11- Windley and Barwick, Messrs. 2 — — Weston, Ambrose, Esq. (1872-5) . . 31 10 - Windsor, Miss E - 5 - Weston and Westall, Messrs. 11- Wing, Thomas, Esq., Bos- Weston, James, Esq. ...11- more Hall (1875) 10 10 Weston, James, Esq., Camden Park Winn, W., Esq. (1860-80) . . . 105 - (1883) 22- Winter, The Misses M. E. Weston, W., Esq., Bramlev (1880) 10 - - and E. (1869-84) ... 33 12 Weymouth Branch (1884) " . . . 45 - - Wintle, Thos. D., Esq., Cheltenham Whalley, F. R., Esq. . ..22- (1881) 10 10 Whalley, John, Esq., Blackburn (1881) 10 10 - Wire, Travers, B., Esq. ..11 Wharton, Capt. W. J. L., R.N. 22- Wire, Mrs. Travers B. ..11 Whateley, Mrs. George, Wood.Chas., Esq., East Street 1 1 Sacombe Lodge.... 1 1 - Wood, J. Gathorne, Esq. . . 5 - • Whateley, Rev. C., M.A. (1882-3) . 30 - - Wood, Mrs. B., The Lodge Wheeler, E., Esq.,Stock Exch, 1 1 - (1854-76) 235 - - Wheeler, George, Esq. ..11- Wood, W. N., Esq. (1876-83) . . 10 10 - Wheeler, H. S., Esq. ...11- Woodcock, Henry, Esq., Bol- Wheeler, Miss, Upton (1884) . . - 10 - nore 2 2 Whish, G. T., Esq., Weston Woodhouse, Rev. J. . 10 Vicarage 11- Woodroffe and Westrope, Whish, Mrs., ditto .... 1 1 - Messrs. . * Whish, Admiral, the late (1879-83) Woodruff, Rev. Thos., M.A. Whitaker, T.S.,Esq.,F.R.G.S.l 1 - Woods, Mrs. H. T. . . . Whitaker, W. Ingham, Esq. (1883) Woolcott, Wm., Esq. . . . Whitby, Messrs. W. and G. 1 1 - Woolfe and Son, Messrs. White, Brothers, Messrs. .11- Woolley, Miss (1877) . . . 15 - - White, Edward F., Esq., and Worcester Branch (1884) 33 16 3 Miss White 75 - - Worsley, Rev. P. R., M.A. (1876-83) 8 - - White, J., Esq., Gt. St. Helens 1 1 - Worsley, S., Esq., Clifton 11- White, John, Esq., Cowes . 1 1 - - Worthing Branch (1884) . 20 - - White, Miss M. C., Brighton (1868-81) 17 10 - Wright, Henry E., Esq. . 2 Y - White, Mrs., Brighton . . 2 - - Ditto (1883) . . . 10 10 - Whitehead,T. S. & Co., Messrs. - 10 6 Wrigley, Miss, Holbeck . Whiteman, Stephen, Esq. . 1 - - Wrigley, Mrs., Holbeck. Whiter, Frederick W., Esq. .11- Whiting, R. M. & H., Messrs. - 10 - X. L. V. . . . 1 - - Wieting and RicUter, Messrs., X. Y. (1882) . . 25 - Demerara 11- X. Y. Z. (1867-75) 215 - Wigg, Mrs., Kensington ..11- Wilbe, R. H., Esq., M.D. .11- Wilde, Spencer C., Esq. ..11- Yates, Mrs. B 1 - - Wilkinson, J. R., Esq. ..11- York Branch (1883-4) . 33 15 Wilkinson, Mrs. M. D. P., "In Youle, F., Esq. (1863-81) 75 5 remembrance of a dear friend" (1874\ 10 - - Young, C. E. B., Esq. . i V Wilkinson, 0. R., Esq. . . 1 1 ' Young and Lark, Messrs. 1 1 Wilkinson, Robert, Esq., Regents Park Young, Sir Allen, C.B. . 1 1 (1882-4) 30 - - Willans, Mrs. Russell ... 1 1 - Zulueta and Co., Messrs. . 1 1 334 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1884. LIST OF GENERAL COLLECTIONS, ETC., 1883-84. Henniker, Mrs., collected by— Aberford Alms Box, one month, per Boat iu Calcott Church . - 13 11 Rev. Canon Eden 1-8 National School, Cakott - 3 9 Asht'ord, Alexander Academy, Scholars A. M. Henniker's box . - 12 4 and Family of Mr. T. H. Vie . . 11- 1 10 - Ashford, offertory at West London Dis- Howth, proceeds of Concert in aid of trict Schools on 30th Sept., 1883, per Howth Life-boat, per Win. Arm- Rev. Hugh J. Flynn, D.D. ... 3 - - strong, Esq...... •20 - - '• Atalanta " Life-boat Fund, per Lieut. Hull Marine Exhibition, half of nett W. V. Anson, R.N...... 15 10 3 proceeds . 95 2 2 Berners Dramatic Club, proceeds of Johnson, Admiral, collected by . . . 11 10 - Entertainment, per S. A. Hogben,Esq. 216 Johnsoo, Mrs., Chester, collected by . 81- Bird, Mrs., collected by - 14 - Johusou-Smyth, Mis& LUlie, Donny- Boys' Own Life-boat 'Fund, per G. A. brook, collected by 1 - - Hutchison, Esq 634 Kilmarnock, collection from Sabbath Broad^tairs Boatmen's Regatta, surplus Scholars, per John Barr, Esq. . . 11- funds, per Lieut. E.R.B.Stephens,R.N. 1 - - Kington Parish Church, Herefordshire, Brockdish Parish Church, collected at, per tbe Rev. M. Wood ..... 4-6 per Rev. G. France, M.A; ... 2 12 6 Leinster Club, Dublin, collected per Bromley, Mrs. W., Penge, collected by 10 18 - P. Kangley 5 14 8 Buffaloes, R. A. Order of. Vide p. 338. Lighten, Dowager Lady, collected by . 1 - - Charley, Mrs., Dunmurry, collected by 6 10 - Linden Grove Congregational Church Cunstian, Readers of the .... 25- Sunday School, collected per W. F. Christ's Hospital, collected from the Leeson, Esq 2 - - Boys of, per Rev. John T. Bell . . 368 Market Harborough, collected at a Comet Newspaper, published on the Night School during the winter, per s.s. Aoranffi, proceeds of, per C. E. Rev. W. S. Parker 11- Thomson, Esq 8 - - Martin, Capt. Leslie, collected by . . 2 - - Cordwalles, Maidenhead, pupils at, per Matthews, Mrs. G., Sea View, col- Rev. F. J. Nunns - 10 6 lected by 3 - - Dalton, Mrs. H., Broad water, collected by 26 5 - Newton-by-Sudbury, share of harvest Dickenson Street Mission, collected" thank-offering, per Rev. Reginald after Lecture, per J. L. Diplock, Esq. 056 Smith 2 10 8 East Kilbridge Parish Church Sabbath Odd Fellows, Independent Order of School Children and Teachers, col- (M.U.), Loyal Hope Lodge, South- lected from, per Jasper T. Thorn, Esq. 1 - - ampton (Annual) 11- Ebenezer Chapel Sunday School, Shad- Ditto, Prosperity Lodge, Southamp- well, per Mr. Bowrey 264 ton (Annual) 11-- Eglington, Mrs., proceeds of Church Park Chapel Boys' Sunday School, per Offertory given by Farm Labourers . - 10 6 Mr. Ernest Wench 17- Elvetham Parish Church, collected in, Penruddocke, Miss, proceeds of Sale of per Rev. W. Gill ...... 7 15 - Work - 19 - Fittleworth, Harvest Thank-offering, Prior, Miss F., Harrow, collected by . - 13 6 per Rev. A. B. Simpson .... 868 "Quiver" Life-boat, collected by a little Fordham, Master A. R., collected by . 11- girl in aid of the, per Mrs. Busnell . -94 Foresters, A. 0. of, collected from St. Michael's Life-boat Fund, per Rev. Members at Anniversary Service in G. F. Prescott, M.A., towards sup- Barningham Church, Bury St. Ed- port of Kessingland No. 2 Life-boat 27 3 10 munds, on Whit Sunday, per Rev. St. Michael's Church, Cornhill, collec- A. W. Edwards - 17 6 tions, per Rev. W. Hunt, M.A. . . 27 - - Freemasons, Felix Aden, Arabia, per Stubton Church, offertory at, per Rev. Grand Lodge of Scotland .... 10 - - P. R. Worsley, M.A 2 - - Freemasons, Temperance Lodge 739 Sunningdale School, collected in school (Ann.) in aid of Lady Leigh Life-boat 22- chapel amongst the boys, per Dr. Gaskell, G. V., Esq., collected by . . - 15 - Girdlestone 276 Geary, W. N., Esq., and Family, col- Taplow Grammar School, collected from lected by . 2 - - boys at, per E. Dyke, Esq. ... 14- Glasgow, John Street Baptist Church Texas, collected in, from 173 English- Sabbath Schools, collected per Robt. men, Scotchmen, Welshmen, and Coats, Esq 386 Canadians, per Robt. Amos, Esq., Gray, Miss E. M., collected at Lecture - 6 - 172 dollars (vide p. 338) . . . . 35 12 8 Greenstreet, Rev. O. P.,.colleutedby . 1 14 6 Toby, per Mrs. Mayor - 16 3 Hadnall Church, near Shrewsbury, per Teasey, Miss, Woburn ..... 256 Rev. Brooke C. Mortimer . . . . 21 17 4 West Haddon Church, collected, per Harby Church, per Rev. M. O. Norman 1 - - Rev. G. L. W. Fauquier .... 2 15 9 Hempstead, collected at Life-boat Lec- Wrench, E. M., Esq., F.R.C.S., Bas- ture, per Rev. J. E. Yonge ... 1 - - low, part proceeds of lecture ... 2 5 - CONTENTS OF PILLAE BOXES. 335 CONTENTS OF PILLAR AND OTHER CONTRIBUTION BOXES, 1883-84. (In addition to those included under " SEAMEX'S COLLECTIONS.") £. s. d. £. s. COLLECTIONS FROM SEAMEN AND OTHERS, BY COLLECTORS OF CUSTOMS, BY THE AGENTS OF THE SHIPWRECKED MARINERS' SOCIETY, AND BY OTHERS, IN 1883-84. £. s. d. £. >. d. Aberystwith, per A. Riddell, Esq. . . - 14 - Blyth, per Mr. J. Robinson, Jun. . . 4 2 - Allie, s.s., per Capt. Rodgaard ... 216 Bo'ness Port and Creeks, per H. Poison, Arbroath, per Capt. Buich .... - 5 6 Esq 236 Ascupart s.s., per Miss Gurnnell . . - 14 - Boston, per G. P. Charleton, Esq. . . - 16 - Austrian e.s., per Capt. Barrett. . 2 12 4 Boston, per Messrs. J. E. Ridlington & Son - 14 4 Avonmouth Mercantile Marine Office, i Bristol, per G. C. Whitwill, Esq., and per A. Dent, Esq 2 11 8 ; Mr. E. A. Atwood , 18 18 3 Beaumaris, per Geo. Hingston, Esq. . 24- Brockman, Col. J. A., in aid of "Out Belfast, per E. Foyster, Esq. ... 2861 Pensioner" Life-boat 4 10 - 336 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1884. £,. s. d. £. i. d. Buenos Ayrean, a.3., per Captain Scott 355 Northampton, H.M.S., offertories on Camoens, s.s., a Sunday Offering from board, per Rev. S. S. Browne, R.N.. 6 - - the Passengers, per "the Rev. Thos. North Shietds Sailors' Home, per G. Wiltshire 126 French, Esq 1 12 6 C% of York, Officers and Crew of the Orient, Steam Navigation Co.'s 8.S., ship, per Capt. W. M. Greive ... 4 10 - per Capt. Hewison 25 - - Corean s.s., per Capt. Moore ... 351 Parramatta s.s., per A, H. Harvey - 35- Crabtree, A., Esq., Victoria Docks . 29- Pascal, s.s., and Hipparchus, ».s., per Dnmfries, per A. Beveridge, Esq. . . - 11 4 A. S. Davis, Esq 263 East India Docks Pillar Box . . . 1911 3 Penarth Mercantile Marine Office, per Eclipse, H.M.S., the Ship's Company W. J. J. Medland, Esq...... 276 of, per Mr. W. L. Martin, Captain of Phoenician, s.s., per Capt. J. Brown . - 12 4 the maintop 19 10 - Plvmouth Mercantile Marine Office, per Fowey, per W. Gray, Esq 123 W. H. S. Deacon, Esq 1 18 8 Glasgow, per M. O'Hallpran, Esq. . .13411 - Poplar Mercantile Marine Office, per Grecian, s.s., per Captain Le Gallais . 341 James Swaine, Esq 631 Greenock Mercantile Marine Office, per Portishead Seaman's Institute ... -85 E. S. Macalister, Esq. . . . . 2 14 5 Portsmouth, per G. N. Puddicombe, Greenock, per L. Evans, Esq. . - 17 7 Esq 117 Hanoverian, s.s., per Capt. Stephen . 328 Port William, per Thos. Whyte, Esq. - 11 6 Hawarden Castle, per Capt. Webster . 22- Prussian, s.s., per Capt. McDougal . 474 Heartburn s.s., Capt. Pyne and crew . - 13 2 RepuUic,,B.s., per Mr. S. G. Pearson . 7 10 6 Hypatia, s.s., per Capt."W. Mallony . 2 5 10 Khasina, per Capt. Harlow .... 35- Ingram s.s., per Capt. Leisk ... - 5 - Roehampton, s.s., per Capt. R. Sander- Inverness, per Alex. Macfarlane, Esq.. .9 - 6 son . 22- Kinfauns Castle, per Capt. J. Winchester 166 Scandinavian s.s., per Capt. Park . . 1 16 11 Leith, per Messrs,. Macgregor, Smith, " Sea-going Engineers," Hartlepool, col- & Co 3 14 - lected from, per T. Richardson, Esq. 6 10 - Lerwick, per W. McCord, Esq. ... 3-3Sligo, per W. Petherick, Esq. ... - 9 - Limerick, per G. Connolly, Esq. . . 1 - - Sorata s.s., per Mr. J. L. Howling . . 6 18 8 Liverpool, per W. G. Stewart, Esq. . 164 Southampton Mercantile Marine Office, London Custom House, per W. GraF, per James Lyons, Esq 6123 Esq ". - 19 fi St. Andrew's, per N. McLeod, Esq. . - 10 6 London Docks Pillar Box .... 123 Sunderland, per W. R. Buck, Esq. . . - 15 11 London Mercantile Marine Office, per Tourmaline, H.M.S., offertory on board, Capt. J. Watson 21 4 3 per Rev. Jas. Payton 478 Maldon, per T. Playford, Esq. ... - 5 4 WaHe»m' SPECIAL LIFE-BOAT CONTBIBUTIONS. Commissary Offlce 2 CIVIL SERVICE LIFE-BOAT Court of Session 12 THE "FORESTER" AND Crown Offlce 5 "FORESTERS' PRIDE" FUND. Customs, Greenock 13 Exchequer 10 LIFE-BOATS FUND. Patron— Fishery Board 6 His ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKB OF General Post Offlce f 3 List of Voluntary Contributions re- EDINBURGH, K.G., K.T. &c. Miscellaneous Post Offices 198 ceived for the Fund from the following General Register of Sasines 48 DISTRICTS, COURTS, &c., ol the ANCIKNT Treasurer— ORDER OF KORKSTERS, from January CHARLES G. TITKNEE, Esq. General Registry Offlce 6 Horning Offlce 1 31, 18f3, to January 31, 1884, per SA- Hon. Secretary— [nland Revenue 95 BUBL SHAWCKOSS, Esq., P.S. CHARLES DIKDIN, Esq., F.R.G.S. Inland Revenue, Glasgow 78 £. «. d. Justiciary Office 6 Amount previously pub- Annual Subscriptioni of 2«. M. hoax lished in Foresters' Re- been promised in aid of the above Lord Clerk Register's Offlce 6 M orthern Lighthouse Board 4 ports from 1863 to Jan. Fund by 7,121 gentlemen inthejollou 31,1883 3,498 211 ing Government Departments.— Office of Works 1 Admiralty 28; Prison and Judicial Statistics ... 21 Register of Deeds and Probative DISTRICTS. Boardof Trade 60 Writ" Office 13 British Museum 87 Registry of Friendly Societies ... 1 Bristol United 4 18 8 Charity Commission 50 Bucks, &c 2 13 7 Chatham Dockyard 61 Science and Art Department.... 2 Columbia 16- Civil Service Commission 41 Denny 1 10 - Coloni.il Offlce 30 IRELAND. Devon, &c 1 3 2 Copyhold Commission 34 Kailsworth, &c 3 - - Court of Bankruptcy 49 Chief Secretary's Offlce 25 Flintshire I 1 - Customs 866 Customs 16 Hinckley, &c. - 16 3 Devonport Dockyard 23 General Post Office 160 Ipswich 811 Duchy of Lancaster Office 4 General Survey and Valuation London United 28 9 - Ecclesiastical Commission 45 OfflcB 33 Selkirk, &c 1 911 Education Department 63 High Court of Justice 10 South London 3 17 10 Exchequer and Audit Office .... 128 Inland Revenue 34 South Western 211 6 Foreign Office 57 Miscellaneous Post Offices 16 Tunbridge Wells Ill 4 Gazette Office 5 Lunatic Asylums Offlce 2 General Post Office 922 Offlce of National Edacntion .... 60 High Court of Justice 296 Reformatory and Industrial Schools COURTS. Offlce 2 HomeOffice 52 49 • 5 r House of Commons 35 Registry of Deeds Office 10 Registry of Friendly Societies ... 1 71 • 7 6 House of Lords 31' 77 • 5 - India Office 100 Royal Irish Constabulary Depot, Dublin 17 1S9 • 5 - Inland Revenue 1221 340 Local Government Board 127 Royal Irish Constabulary Office, I 10 - Dublin " 19 371 . 1 - Miscellaneous Post Offices 234 426 • 6 10 National Debt Office 41 436 • 5 - Nautical Almanac Office 10 653 • 7 6 Office of Commissioners in Lu- 663 10 6 nacy 1 Donation. 732 : 13 8 Office of Woods and Forests 72 William Marshall, Esq. (late of 757 • 9 - Office of Works the War Offlce) £5 854 • 7 6 Patent Office 70 «57 • 6 - Paymaster-General's Offlce 33 888 • r - Pembroke Dockyard 11 926 • 7 - Portland Prison 3 957 • 7 - Portsmouth Dockyard 55 1007 • 7 7 I'rivy Council Office 10 THE "COVENT GARDEN" 1057 . 10 - Public Record Offlce 25 LIFE-BOAT FUND. 10H3 i 10 - Public Works Loan Offlce 10 1112 • 7 9 Quaen Anne's Bounty 17 Amounts handed to the NATIONAL 1142 • 6 9 Record Offlce of Seamen 39 LIPE-HOAT INSTITUTION by the Stew- 1'93 13 - Registrar-General's Offlce 71 nrds of this Fund, being the Contri- 1246 Registry of Friendly Societies... 13 bution for the year 1883, in aid of the 1275 Royal Carriage Dept., Woolwich 4 support of the Covent Garden Life- 1491 8 7 Royal Chelsea Hospital 10 hoat, now stationed at Caister, near 1549 5 7 Royal Clarence Yard, Gosport... 4 Great Yarmouth. 1556 Royal Laboratory, Woolwich 9 £. t. d. 1655 5 - Royal Mint 94 Austin. A. Esq. (2 years) 66- 10 - Royal Naval College, Greenwich 2 Coulson, —, E»q - 6 - 1808 16 7 Royal Victoria Yard, Deptford .. 14 Crosse & Blackwell. Messrs.. .-106 1911 19 2 Royal William Yard, Plymouth . 4 Cumbwleg-, R v. S. F., M.A. 11- 1941 5 7 Science and Art Department.... 62 Gilbey, W. & A. Messrs 1 1 - 1946 10 - Shf erness Dockyard 17 Huntley & I'almer, Messrs. .. 2 - - 1948 12 6 Stationery Offlce 62 Norman, W. Ksq 1 2 6 1952 5 - Treasury , 51 Offley, C. Esq - 5 - 1978 7 4 War Offlce * 163 Parker, H. Esq. (the late) ... 1 - - 2044 13 6 Miscellaneous 140 Porter, C. T. Ksq - 9 - 2095 5 2 Richmo?id, J. Esq -10 - 2128 12 4 SCOTLAND. Smith, J. Esq - 10 - 2140 10 - Smith, Rev. R. Cox, M.A 10 6 2168 15 - Auriitor of the Court of Session Boxes 2 6 9 2188 6 6 Offlce 2 Part Proceeds of Entertain- 2250 10 - Bankruptcy, Office of Accountant 1 ment 6016 9 22a7 12 - Board of Lunacy 2293 1 - Board of Manufactures £78 15 - 2309 1 - Board of Supervision 14 2572 20 6 Chancery Office 3 2585 5 - 338 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1884. £. «. d. "MARK LANE" LIFE- £ t. d. 2622 - 6 - Tyser and Pechey, Messrs.... - 10 « 2634 563 BOAT FUND. Us borne and Son, Messrs....* - 10 6 2699 1 2 X Watson, Medill & Co. Messrs. 1 1 - 27x2 - 7 9 Hon. Sec.—H. KAINS-JACKSON, Kwq. Webster Brothers, Messrs.... - 10 6 2772 - 5 - Subscriptions at I'hnttnuu, 1883-4. Woodley and Co., Messrs. ... - 10 - 2«04 1 1 - £. t. d Wright and Sons, Meters. R.. 1 1 - 2831 - 14 - A. R 1 - - Sums under 5*. - 5 - 2932 - 10 6 Agerup, Pet rsen & Co., 2950 - 10 - Messrs -18 - fota\. . *4» 2991 - 5 - Anderson ami Boyd, Messrt. 2992 - 8 6 G.and A - 10 « 3044 - 8 - Asher, Mr -10 - 3076 1-8 Aste, Son, and Kerchevall, THE "R.A.O.B. ' LIFE-BOAT 3132 - 5 - Messrs 1 1 - FUND. 3166 - 10 - Beane, Mr. C. F - 10 6 3171 -56 BeiiMe, Roes, and Gibson, | Honorary Secretary—Mr. K. GRBT. 3195 -12 8 Messrs -10 - List of Voluntary Conlributions received 3229 - 6 9 Bell ami Co. Messrs. A - 10 - for the Fund from the following 3275 - 7 - Bellamy, Mr. W C B - 10 6 Lodges and members of the ROYAL 3319 - 11 - Borrowman & Phillips, Messrs. 11- ANTKPILUVIAN OKBKK OF BUFFALOES, 3223 - 6 - Bovill and Co., Messrs 1 1 - Irom 15th April, 1883, to 24th April, 3415 - 6 - Bovlll and Sons, Messrs. Benj. - 10 6 1884. 3440 -10 - Bowyer. Messrs. S. and H. ... - 10 - £. i. d. 3529 1 18 - Chat'lerton, Mr. J. H 1 1 - Ben Abnett Lodge, Walsall .. 1 1 - 3555 - 1« 6 Jhild, Messrs -10 - Ben Jonson Lodge 3 a - 3597 - 7 - Church. Mr. A. Q -10 - 3641 - 10 5 Castle IvOdge — 6 5 Clark, Bach & Co., Messrs - 10 - Cuntlowes Lodge 1 3687 - ft - 1 - Claudius and Chattaway, Carlton Lodge 2 2 - 3€97 - 5 8 Messrs. C. K - 1" - Dover Castle Lodge 1 1 - 3716 - 10 6 Cole, Mr. B. -10 6 3721 - 6 4 Duke's Lodge 2 2 - Colman, Messrs. J. and J.... - 10 6 Eari Bradford Lodge, Walsall. 1 1 - 3786 ....- 6 - Corder. Mr. F. J - 10 6 Gai rick Lodge, Walsall 1 1 - 3796 46- Coventry and Sheppard, 3936 - 5 - Good Samaritan Lodge 1 1 - Messrs -10 - i i rand Surrey Lodge t 6 - 3938 - 1 - Cozens, Mr. S. E - 10 - 3970 1 - - " V. Brooke Lodge, No. » Dell, Mr. J. H 1 - - Walsall 1 3 - 4105 - 10 6 Denny, Messrs. C. and J - 10 - 4148 - 10 - lenry Irving Lodge, Wdlsall. 1 1 - Dewar and Webb, Messrs 1 1 - leskeih Harmonic Lodge.... 1 1 - 4173 1 1 - Doo.Mr.G 1 - - 4195 - 5 - tennington Park Lo'lge ..... 2 Duo Brothers, Messrs - 7 6 Gng's College Lodge 2 2 - 4399 - 6 - Dornbusch's List -10 - Uuidstone LodRe -11 4408 - 3 6 Dunham, Wm. ("The Miller") - 10 - Mansfield Lodtfe, Dover 1 - 455S - 7 9 Dunkin, John & Co - 10 - Unrk Antony Lodge 2 2 4968 - 5 - Easton.T.AW -10 - rtarylebone Lodge 2 2 4987 - 9 6 Edwards Brothers, Messrs. .. - 10 6 )xford Lodge 1 1 5106 - 9 - Gade and Co., Messrs - 10 - lose of Richmo"d Lodge ... 1 1 6280 - S - Girdwood and Co., Messrs.... - 10 - Eloyal Clar--nce Lodge 2 1 6344 - 6 - Gregory and Co., Messrs - 10 6 SlborneLodge 3 - 6478 12- Grfpper & Sons, E -10 6 SelkirkLodge i ] 6416 - 11 - Harris Brothers. Messrs I 1 - Stamford Lodge - 10 6494 - 6 - Hastie, Mr. P. (1882, £5 6s.). St. Clement Dane's Lodge.... 3 3 853t - 5 3 Henderson, Frean, & Co., St Paul's Jjidge I 1 6588 - 6 2 Messrs - 10 - SutherUtid Lodge. 2 2 5671 - 8 il Hewitson K. and I.. Messrs. . - 10 Surrey Prtmo Lodge - 1 6836 - 19 "- Home and Son, Me«srs 1 1 - Touchstone Luxitre 3 3 5880 1 10 f- James and Sons. Messrs -10 - Upton Park Lodge 1 1 6966 - 6 r Johnson and Son, Messrs. ... - 10 - 6029 - S 'B Jones and Skins. Messrs. B. P. - 10 - Baker, Mr. Chart™ 1 6069 2 2 3 Judkins, Connorton, and Sou, Gillett, Mr., collected by at the 6073 - 10 - Messrs - 10 - "White Kose" 1 6106 - 6 3 Rains-Jackson, Mr H - 10 « Mahony, Mr. M., per Cant- 6202 - 8 - Keene, Messrs. S. W. & Co... - 10 6 lowe's Lodge 1 6232 1 1 - Klein & Sons, Messrs. -10 - 6272 - 14 6 Ledger, Mr. E. W - 10 - 6494 - 10 « Lenders and Co., Messrs. F. .. I 1 - 668S - 5 - Maidlow and Sons, Messrs.... - 10 6 6«17 2 - - Marshall, Mr. J - 10 - 6869 - » 2 Mongredien, Ellerby, and Co, 6997 - 6 3 Messrs -10 - TEXAS SPECIAL LIFE- Eastbourne Past Chief Ranger's Muggeridse, Mr. T. B - 10 - BOAT FUND. Court 5 - - Mnggeridge and Co., Messrs. Donations of <>ne Dollar tacit have Interest on Mortgage 1710 8 Wm - 10 - been made to the funds of the Rov AL Sums under 5s 6 9 9 Mumford, Messrs. S. P. * C... - 10 - NxiroNAL LTFK-BOAT INSTITUTION by Nixon, (rower, and Co., Messrs. - 10 - the undermentioned (inehutvtred and Total £3,67714 7 Patent Granary Company ... I 1 - sevfnty-tlirtx f- ng'ishmen, Scotchmen, Peek, Frean, and Co., Messrs. .11- Welshmen and Canadian^ resident Perks, Messrs. J.B. and T. H. - 10 - in 7>a;aj-, United States, through Rathbone and Son, Edward, Mrsirt. KtmBiiT AMOS and K W. THE "MANCHESTER Messrs - 10 « PAI FKKT, of Uvllat, U.S.A. UNITY" LIFE-BOAT FUND. Roberts, Chas. & Co, Messrs.. - 10 Robinson.Mr -10 6 Alcott, John, Cheltenham, Gloucester- Contribution from The INDEPENDENT Koffey and won, Messrs 1 1 slitre. OBDKR or ODD FELLOWS (Manchester Rumford, Messrs. L. M. and C. - 10 Allen, George, Hinckley, Leicestershire. Unity) FRIENDLY SOCIETY, for the Smith. Mr Walter - 10 Amos, Robert, Crewe, Cheshire (in ad- year 1H83, per THOMAS COLLINS, Smith & Sous, Messrs. B - 10 dition to Ann. Sub. of £1). Esq., Secretary. SptirbiU and Co., Me sere 1 1 Andrews, Henry, Hogsthorpe, Lincoln* £50 0 0 Stehn, Mr. C. C - 10 shire. Stuckenschmidt, Mr 1 1 Andrews, W. K., Hogsthoipe, Limoln- Sutherland, Mr. R. G -10 nhive. Taylor, Mr. Seth - 10 Armistead, Jas., Darlington, Durham. MAT 1, 1884.] SPECIAL LIFE-BOAT CONTRIBUTIONS. 339 Armstrong, John, Beilingham, North Gibbs, John, Oxford, Oxfordshire Moore. C. F. TJ., Bradford, Yorkshire. umbel-land. Gibbons. G. A., Oxford, Oxfordshire. Montgomery, J. S., Dumfries, Dumfries- Ashton, J. T., Wigan, Lancashire. Gibson, Harry. shire. Atcherly, C. C., Shrewsbury.Stiropshire Gibson, H. K., Douglas Isle of Man. Morant, Joshua, Southampton, Hamp- Babb, T, A., Bishops Lydeard, Somer Giddens, George, London, Middlesex. shire. setshire. Gooch, Harold, Framlingham, Suffolk, Morgan, J. H., Torquay, Devonshire. Back, Walter, Henley-on-Thames, Ox Grice, F. P., Hedon. Yorkshire. Morgan, Richard, sen., St. Harmon, fordshfre. flrie», W.. Hedon, Yorkshire. Radnorshire. Bates, \V. H., Ripon, Yorkshire. Griffiths, Dav., Corwen, Merionethshire Morgan, Wm. J., London, Middlesex. Bailey, E. W., Dover, Kent. Hall, A. E., London, Middlesex. Morrison, John, Rutberglen, Lanark- Baker, R. C., Bramford, Canada. Hall. H. T., Kingston, Canada. shire. Beard, Gen. R., PorLsmouth,Hampshire Halliday, Alex., Haydon Bridge, North- Morrison, J. W., Kutherglen, Lanark- Beattie, John, Denham, Roxburghshire umberland, shire. Beaton. John, Gbisgow. Lanarkshire. Hares, John, Manchester, Lancashire. Munday, Charles, Hartford, Kent. Bedford, Jas., East Ardsley, Yorkshire Hargrraves, Chas., Manchester, Lan- Munro, Geo., Invergordon, Ross-shire. Bolton, Robert, Newcastle, Nurthum cashire. Sfurrell, John F.. Brandon, Suffolk, herland. Harris, J., Maryport, Cumberland. Nich-lson, M., Edinburgh, Midlothian. Brown, R. L., Glasgow, Lanarkshire. Harris, W. H., Dawlish, Devonshire. Ogden, John H , Buiith, Breconshire. Hrownlee, Geo., Brockville, Canada. Hanson, Henry, Halifax, Yorkshire. Okell, Charles J., Chester, Cheshire. Burns, Wm., Pontypool, Monmouth Higginbotham, J., Woodley, Ch"8hire. Oxenford, J. C., London, Middlesex. shire. Holloway, G. R., I ondon, Middlesex. Palfrey, E. W., Woebly, Herefordshire Bute, J imes, r>unfermliiie, Fifeshire. Hollowiiv, Fred., Ravenstone, Bucking- (in addition to separate Don. of £1). Cade, T..m, London, Mid lesex. hamshire. Palfrey. W. H.,Woebley, Herefordshire. Cameron, J. C., Toronto, Canada. Hough. V. C.. Tenby, Pembrokeshire Perkins, .1, C., London, Middlesex. Campbe I, John, Hamilton, Canada. Howard, C. H., Manchester, Lancashire. Perry, Edward, Montreal, Canada. Campbell, J. G.. Glasgow, Lanarkshire Hutchiuson, F. A., Dalhousle, Nova Pot'er, R. E., London, Middlesex. Carruthers, Geo. Newton Stewart, Wig- Scotia. Prescott, George, London, Middlesex. townshire Innes. R. H.. Kingston, Canada. Probert, George, Malvern, Worcester- Carrnthers, Samuel, Newton Stewart Jackman, Thomas W. shire. Wigtownshire. Jackson, J. H., Manchester, Lancashire. Raphael, E., Birmingham, Warwick- Carter, Peter, Barrow-in-Furnesa, Lan- Jaques, J. F., Droylesden, Lancashire. shire. cashire Johnston, F. 1. B., Liverpool, Lanca- Roberts, J. H., Wrexham, Denbighshire. Chard, Wm., Wrlngton, Somersetshire. shire. Robinson. Jno. H., London, Middlesex. Child, VVm., Reading, Berkshire. Johnston, J. A., Lanark, Lanarkshire. Roddis, E. J., Liverpool, Lancashire. Clark,Wm.,Worcester, Worcestershire Johnston, J. H., Edinburgh, Midlothian. Ross. W. A., Toronto. Canada. Clemens, Rev. J. J., St. Keyne, Corn- Johnstone, T. T., Moffat, Dumfries- Rowland. R. B., Beaumaris, Anglesea. wall. shire. Russell. F. G., Scorton, Yorkshire. Cocks, Edw., Southampton. Hampshire, Juniper, Fred., Chelrnsford, Essex. Sanderson, 'Chas., Speneymore. Durham. Coiiett, John, Stafford, Staffordshire. Kain, W. J., St. Catherine's, Canada. Scott, E. R., Mortlake, Surrey. Collisson, Rev. R., London, Middlesex. Kay, John A., Manchester, Lancashire Smith, Samuel G., Shifnal. Shropshire. Connor, T. A., Manchester, Lancashire. Kendall, R. J., London, Middlesex. Sorfey, James, Kdinnurgh, Midlothian. Cookman, Pbih'p, Southampton, Harop. Kendall, Wm., London, Middlesex. Steer, J. A., Bovey Tracy, Devonshire. shire. Kent, Alfred, Aldbourne, Wiltshire. Stevens, A. T., Sittingbourne, Kent. Corney, Wm., London, Middlesex. Ketchum. Dr. M. B, Toronto, Canada. Stevenson, W.J.. Glasgow, Lanarkshire. Cotter, Robert, London, Middlesex. Kllleen.W.W., Manchester, Lancashire. Stokes, H. G , Bridlington, Yorkshire. Crichton. A. H., parry Sound, Canada. Kingoo, Wm., London, Middlesex. Strong. George, Bath, Somersetshire. Cross, John, Bridgewater. Somersetshire. Kinsman, A. W., St. Catherine's, Switzer, J. W., Montreal, Canada. Currie, J. G., Girvan, Ayrshire. Canada. Seme, David, liirkcaldy, Fifeshire. •Davis, A. E., Hanover, Canada. Ungham, Geo,, Liverpool, Lancashire. TiiJer, J. H., St. Avftell, Cornwall. !>avis, J. B.. Somerton, Someraetshlre. ^ster, C.. Thame, Oxfordshire. Turner, Thomas, Birmingham, War- Dealey, T. W., Liverpool. Lancashire. l^ow, John, Liverpool. Lancashire. wickshire. Douzlas, A., Bury, Lancashire. [jowe, Robert G., Brechin, Fqrtirshire. Walker, W. T., Leeds, Yorkshire. Douglas, H., Bury, Lancashire. ilacCulloch, John, Conon Bridge, Ross- Watts, W. T., London. Middlesex. Dowles, S. C., London, Middlesex. shire Wellesley, C. E., London, Middlesex. Drake, John, Manchester. Lancashire. McCutche .n, J. L.,"Edinb,. Midlothian. Westcott, Cbas. K., London, Middlesex. Drinkwater, J., Ledbury .Herefordshire, McDonald, J. T. L., Durham, Durham Whennell, G. H , Bere Regis, Dorset- Eeles, Harry, London, Middlesex. WcDonell, Dr. G. A., Cornwall, Canada. shire. Evans, Chas. F., Tiverton, Devonshire. Stclntosh, Alex., Nairn, Nairnshire. Wilkinson, F. C., Leeds, Yorkshire. Fawcett, D. H., Brantford, Canada. Hclnryre, H. M., Glasgow,Lanarkshire. Wilson, John B., Toronto, Canada. Fawcett, JefTers, Brantford, Canada. tfacKay, A. S., Glengarry, Inverness- Wilson, Robert, London, Middlesex. Fisher, Chailes, New Passage, Glouces- shire. Witten, Thos., Wtnkleigh, Devonshire. tershire. McKeand. James, Castle Douglas, Kirk- Wood, A G., Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire. Fletcher, A., Bury St. Edmund's, Suf- cudbrightshire. Woolacott, W., Liverpool, Lancashire. folk. McKee, W., Goderich, Canada Forman, M., Swinton, Berwickshire. McKenzie, Donald, Inverness, Inver- Total ____$ m = 12 8 Frees, Prof. H. J., London, Middlesex. ness-shire. Frees, H. M., London, Middlesex. Mclx-od, Thomas, Hill of Fearn, Boss- Frees, Wm. J.. London, Middlesex. shire. George, John, London, Middlesex. ttoffat, Thomas, Darlington, Durham. INDEX TO THE BRANCHES. PAGE ' FAOK PAG* P'GE ABPRAYKON . • • . 3)2 LIZARD (FOLPEAR) . . 344 RUNSWICK .... 382 ABERDEEN .... 3S5 LLANDDULAS .... 348 hKKUUUYia . . . . 3t>6 LLANUUDNO . . . .343 SAIX^OMBK . . . .351 ABERSOCH .... 343 DOVER . . . . 358 LLANELLY .... 343SALTBUKN .... 383 A BKRY8TW1TH . . . 342 DKOGHEDA .... 400 IXKSDONDEKBY . . .400 SCARBOROUGH ... ^83 LrONGHOPB .... 395 ACOCK'S GREEN. . . 379 LOOR 344 SEAHAM 354 A LI> BOROUGH . . . b?4 DDSCANNOH .... 4(i2 LOSSIEMOCTH . . .391 DUNDALE .... 401 LOWESTOFT . • . . 374 SEATOM CABEW . . . 3=4 , ALHMOUTH .... 369 ANOLKSKY .... 3U DuNGENESS .... 359LYME REGIB . . . .353 SESNEN :"45 ANSTKOTHRB. ... 391 DUNPLBMLINX . . .391 LTNMOUTH .... 35oSETTLE ..... 383 A*PL»M>KE . . . .348 HUNGARY AS .... 401 SHEFFIELD .... 384 AUBROATH .... 392 DUNWICH .... 374MACDUFF .... 387SHKRINGHAU . . . 36s MASCHKSTEB . . .363 SHOKEHAM .... 378 ABDBOB8AM . . . .386 KASTBOURNB ... 377 JHROPSHIEK .... ZTi KDINBUBGH . . . .388 MARYPORT .... -147 SumOUTH .... 351 ARRAS ..... 387 ENNISKILLEN . . , 400 MKLROSE 396 AYR 386 ESSEX ..... 355MEVAGISSEY . . . .345 SKERRIES .... 400 BALBRIGGAN . . .399 EXETEB 349 MlDDLFBBROUGH. . . 3fe2 SULVA 37i BALLANT&AB . . . 387 Ex MOUTH . . . .349 SOUTHAMPTON . . . 357 BALLYCOTTON . . . 398 KYEMOUTH .... 387MoNTROSE " . . .392 SOUTKKND (CANTYRE) . 386 BALLYWALTEB . . . 398 FALMOBTH .... S44 MORAY FIBTH . . .395 SOUTHEKD (ESSEX.) . , 356 BAWBCRGH CASTLE. . 3f9 FIV.BI 31-0 SOUTHPORT .... 364 BANFF 387 KlSHGUARD .... 371 SOUTHWOLD . . . .315 BANNOCKEPBN . . .396 FLAMBORODGH ... 381MtJNDESLET .... 368STAFFOBDSHIBB . . . 373 BARMOUTH .... 366FLEETWOOD .... 360MUSSELBURGH . . .391 ST. ANDREW'S . . .391 BARNSTAPLB . . . . 348 ST. ANHE'S .... 364 FRASERBUKGH ... 385NEWBIGGIN .... 370ST. DAVID'S .... 371 GIRVAS 387 NEW BRIGHTON ... 361 ST. IVES 346 GLASGOW .... 393NEWBUBGH .... 386ST. LEONARD'S . . .377 BEMBKIOGE .... 353GOODWIN SANDS . . 358 NEWCASTLE (DUNDRUM) 399 GORLESTON .... 374 NEWCASTIE-ON-TYNE . 370 STECHFORD .... 379 BlDEFORD .... 348GODHDOS .... 393NEWHAVRN .... 377 BIRMINGHAM .... 378 NEWPORT (MO\MOUTH> 366 STOCK PORT .... 344 BLACKBUBN . . . * 360 UREENOCK .... 395NEWQUAY (CARDIGAN). 342 STONEHAVEN ... 393 BLA^KhOOL .... 360GREENCASTLE ... 400 NEWQUAI (CORNWALL) 346 STROMNESS .... 395 BI.AKKNKT . . . .367 GREYSTONE8 .... 401 NEW BOMNET . . . 3J9 SUNDEBLAHD. . . .354 NEWTON ABBOT . . .350 SWANAGE 353 GROOMSFORT. . . . 397 GtKBNSSY .... 403rlOBTBAMPTOM . . . 368 TEIGNMOOTH . . . 3M HABTLP.FOOL ... 354 NORTH BERWICK . . 392 HARWICH .... 355NORTH SUNDERLAND . 370 THnBPE 374 BRADFORD . . . .380 HASBOUOUGH. . . .367 NOTTINGHAM . . . 370 BRANCASTEB . . . . 3t>7 HASTINGS' . . . .377 OKSIE'S HEAD . . . 343 BKATJNOON . . . .3-18 HAUXLEY .... 369OKMSKIUK .... 364TOBVIOA! .... 352 BRIPG WATER . . .372 HAYIE 344 '1 YNEMOUTH .... 370 BuiDUNUTOS . . . 380 HAYLISO 357 PALLING 368 TRALEK BAY . . .400 BttlDPOBT .... 353 PAKEFIELD .... 374 TBAMORE .... 401 BRIGHTON .... 375 HOLTHEAD . . . .341 PEEBLES 395 HOLT ISLAND . . . 369 BliOAlKtfAIRS . . . 35» HOPE COVE .... 351 PENARTH .... 356 PENZANCE .... 345 VALBNTIA . . . . 4oo HLUDKRSFIBJ.D . . .381 PETERBOROUGH . . . 369 WAKRFIELD . . . . 3«4 BURNHAM .... 372 HUL-, 381 PETERHEAD . . . .386 WALMER. ... .359 BUKTO»-ON-1 BENT . . 373 HCNA 38« PlEL 364 WATCHET .... 372 CADGWITH .... 344 HUNSTASTON . . .367 PLYMOUTH .... 350WATERFORD. . . .42 CAHOKE 401 HVTIIE 359 POOLE ..... 353WELLS 36s CAISTKR 3t>3 ILFRACOHBI .... 350PORT EBROLI. . . . 38 s WESTERS COUNTIES . 352 OAHBKIDGE .... 342 fORTHuAWL . . . .356 WEST HARTLEPOOL . 35» CAMPBELTOWN . . . 38y PORTHDINLLAEN . . . 343 WESTON-SCJ-EB-MARE . 372 CABPIOAN .... 3,2 ISLE op ARRAN . . 387 POBTHLEVEN . , . .346 WEXFORU . . . .102 ISLE OF PUBBECK . . 353PORTHOUSTOCK . . . 346 WEYMOUTH .... 354 CARLISLE . . . .347 ISLE OF WHITHOBK. . 396 PORT ISAAC .... 346 WHITBUBN .... 354 CARMARTHEN BAT . . 343 ISLE OF WIGHT . . 358 KEIGHLBY .... 382PORT LOOAH .... 397 CASTLKTOWB. . . . 4<-2 KKLBO 396 PORTMADOO .... 343WHITELINK BAY . . 3-6 CAVAX 398 KlNGSDOWNE . . .359 POET PATRICK . . .397 WHITHOBN .... 396 CHELTENHAM . . .357 KlNGSGATh .... 359 PORTRDSH . . . .397 CHESTER 343 KING'S LYNN . . . 367 PORTSMOUTH . , . . 357 CHICHESTRR HARBOOK . 375 KINGSTOWN .... 399 WlNCHELSBA . . .378 CLACTON-ON-SEA . .3*6 KlBKCUDBRlGHT . . 393 PUHBECK .... 353WlNTEBTON .... 36» CLOVKLLY . . . .349 KIRKLISTON . . . .395 (JUEEXbTOWN. . . .398 WlTHKRNSEA . . . ? 5 COLCHESTER . . . .355 LANCASTER 361 WOLVEKHAMITOK . . J7.i LEEDS 3*2 READING 341 WORCE.>-TKK .... 379 OoUHTMACSHERRf . . 398 LEER 373 WoRKINGTON . . .347 CODRTOWH .... 401 WORTOIKG . . . .318 CRBSSWKLL .... 369 ROBIN HOOD'S BAY . . 3*2 YARMOUTH . . . . 368 LlMHIICK .... 400 KOCHDALE .... 364 YEALM KIVEB . . .352 CDLLERCOATS. . . . 370 LINCOLNSHIRE . . . 365 YORK 3*5 DARTMOUTH .... 349 LlTTI KHAVtS . . .371 EOSBJ.AKB .... 402 YoUGHAl .... 398 LIVERPOOL . . . .361 KlINOUBN 344 SPECIAL LIFE-BOAT CONTEIBUTIONS. BUFFALOES, p. 338; CITIL SEBVICB, p. 337; COVENT UAKDEN. p. 337; J-OKfeBTKBs', p. 337; MARK LANE, p. 338; Uuw tBLLOWs, p. 338 ; TEXAS, p. 338. BRANCHES— LIST OF ANNUAL SUBSCBIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 341 LISTS OF CONTRIBUTORS TO THE BRANCHES OF *THE ROYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION. Amount* acknowledp ed in these Lists include many contributions received up to 31st March. 1884. The sign (*) op wsite the name of a Contributor indicates that he is on the Local Committee. ENGLAND AND WALES. £. s. d. £. i. d. ^InglfScp. Platt, Robert, Esq. .. 6 - - Collected in Llansa- JSetbsfotrt Poole, Henry R., Esq 1 1 - dwrn Church, per ITeston, N. Francis, Rev. R. H. Wil- ANGLESEY BRANCH. E«q Swainstun... - 10 - liams 2 17 6 READING BRANCH. Treasurer and Hon. Sec. — Price, Mrs. Hugh ... 1 - - Llanfaes & Penmon Honorary Secretary — WILLIAM M. PBESTOH, ESQ Price, J. B. Esq. ... - 10 - churches, per Rev. C. STEPHENS, Esq. Prtrhard, Rev. H. ... - 10 - T.W.Trevor 24 1 3 Annual Xubfcriptiom. Rayner, Captain G. Sale of Work, per 4nnuo£ Subscriptions. £. «. d.\ Pritchard . . . 5 - - Mrs. Williams .. - 16 - £. l. d. Atkinson. John, Esq. - 10 - Reade Lady 1 - - S.S. Yacht Pandora, Andrewes.C. J. Esq. - 10 6 Bangor, Bishop of, . . 2 1 - Roberts, Arthur, Esq. 1 - - per W. M. Preston, Austen, Capt. R.N.. 1 - - Barber, H. Esq - 10 6 Roberts Mr J - 10 - Esq., Collecting Bailey, Mr. J.B - 10 6 Beever, J. F. Esq... 11- Roberts, J. Esq., Box 2 2 - Baroett, F. C. C. Esq. 1 1 - Boston, The Bight Tyddyn Mawr - 10 « Beale, Lansdowne, Hon. Lord - 2 - - Roberts, Mr. David, Total Dons 3119 - Esq . 11- Benyon, R. Esq 33- Clegg, Henry, Esq. .11- Rhyd - 10 6 Total Subs. ...119 16 6 Davies, R. Esq. M.P. 22- Roberts, Robert, Esq. 2 3 - Birch, Capt. R.N.... 1 - - Davtes, Robert, Esq.. 2 2 - Blackwell, Messrs. E. Roscoe, Mrs 1 1 - £151 15 6 and K 10 6 Duncuft, J. Esq. ... - 10 - per Rhosneigir Blagrave, J. H. Esq. 11- Edwards, Miss E. W. 1 - - Life-boat 1 1 - Blandy, F. J. Esq... 11- Evans, T. F. Esq.... - 10 - •Sister, Mr..! - 10 - Blandy, H. B. Esq. .11- Eyton,T.Wynne,Esq. 11- Smith, G. W. Duff HOLYHEAD BRANCH. Blandy, W. F. Esq. .11- Fluett, T. Esq 11- Assheton, Esq 2 2 - Blowere and Son, Smith, Branston, Maj. 11- Ksq 1 1 - Souter, Miss, per Rev. Chancellor BBISCOK, D.D. Boorae, J. Esq - 10 - Griffith, W. G. Esq.. 1 - - Rhosneigir Life- Treasurer and Hon. Sec — Brown, Mr. G. J.... 11- Hall, J. Esq 1 1 boat 11 — W. P. ELLIOTT, Esq. Brown, Mr. J. D.... - 10 6 Hampt'rn, Miss - 10 - Souter, Miss F., per Butler, Mr. G. R.... - 10 - Herbert, Rev. E. ... - 10 - Rboaneigir Life- Annual futhscriptioni. Bracher and Syden- Hughes, General.... - 10 - boat 1 1 Beaumont, Capt - 10 - ham, Messrs - 10 6 Hughes, R.Jones,Esq.l - - Spargo, Nicholas, Esq.- 10 - •Briscoe, Rev. Chan- Brailley, Mr. R - 10 - Hnssey, Horace, Esq. 1 - - Sparrow, J. Body- cellor, D.D - 10 - Butler, Miss E 11- James, R. L., Lient. cban, Esq 1 1 - •Cay, Capt. R.N 10 - Cantrell, Mr. W. S. . - 10 - Spode, losiah, Esq. . 2 - - City of Dublin Steam Catchpool, Mr. R. D. 1 - - Jones, Archd. Wynne - 10 - Staple-* Mr E 10 — Packet Co 6 - - Clar«e, R. L., Esq... - 10 6 Jones,T.Nlcholls,Esq. 11- •Thomas, Mr. E. R. - 10 - Davis, Richd., Esq. Colebrook, Mr. G. W. - 10 6 *I*ewis,Col.Hampton 1 - - Thomas, Lieut.-Col. M p i l - Cobham, Capt.A. W. 11- J VV ... 1 1 - Wm. Beaumaris.. - 10 6 •Elliott, W. P. Esq.. - 10 6 Cobham, A. C. Esq. . 1 - - Lewis, Mies - 10 •Trevor, Rev. Warrenl - - •Grifflth,J.Lloyd,Esq.l 1 - Cocks, Messrs. C. & Trevor, Mrs - 10 6 •Haldane, Capt. 1 Lingham, F. H. Esq., Verney, Captain E., Hughes, Mr. John . . - 5 -Cocks, Mrs. C - 10 - per Rhosneigir RN ... . 1 - Hughes, Mr. H. G... - 5 -Collins, Chas. Esq.. - 10 6 Whitehead,J.D.,Esq, 5 5 - •Jones, Capt. J. E., Collins, Henry, Esq. - 10 - Lingham. Mrs., per Williams. Rev.Eobt. 11- R.M.S. Ulster.... 1 - - Cook, Mr. J. R - 10 - : Rhosnelgtr Llfe- Willlams, Rev. W. Jones, Mr. Jos. - 5 - Cooper, Messrs. J. 0. i i boat 1 i Wynne, Jun - 10 - •Kendall, Captain of i Luck, Richard, Esq.. - 10 6 Williams, Miss, Tany- R.M.S. OonnaugKt - 10 - Cooper, Lewis, Esq.. - 10 - i Marshal, Col 1 - - Lewis, Capt. Geo. . . - 10 - Cowslade, H. H. Esq. 1 1 - i Mason, Rev. Wms.. 1 - Williams, Mrs., Tros- Lloyd, Morgan, Esq., Oowslade, W.W Esq. 1 1 - ! Massev, Mrs - 10 - Q.C..M.P 11- Crawshay, Mrs 6 - - : Massey, W Esq -10 - Williams, Mrs. H. 0. - 10 - London and North Davis, Mr. E - 10 6 McCorquodale, Col. .11- Williams, W. Esq. . . 2 - - Western Raily. Co. 10 - - Dodd, J. T. Esq. ... - 10 6 McCorquodale, Mrs.. 11- Williams, Rev. John - 10 - •Mackenzie,Admiral 1 - - Edge Mrs .... 11- Meyrick, Sir George, Williams, Rev. J. Pritchard, J.M. Esq., Eisdell,Mr. A. R... - 10 - Bart 2 - - Evan - 6 - N. P. Bank 11- Elliot, Adml. RJS. .11- Millington, Jno. Esq. - 10 - Wyatt, Mrs., Port Pritchard, Mr. R.. . . - 6 -F W A 2 - •Mitchell, H. B Esq. 1 - - Dinorwlc 1 - - Stanley, Hon. W. O., Ferguson and Son, Wynne, Mrs. Henry. - 10 - Neave.TheHon.Lady 10 - - Sums under 6s - 4 - Williams, Mr. Hugh - 10 - Flanagan, Mr. W. G. - 10 6 Nunn, J. P. Esq., per WilliAmn Mr - ft Forbes, A. C. Esq... 11- Rhosneigir Life- Fuller Mr Josiab 1 boat 1 1 - £28 - 6 Garland, T. B. Esq. .11- Nunn, Mrs. for Rhos- Garry, Rev. N. 1 : . . i - - neigir Life-boat . . 1 1 - Donation*. Gilligun, Mr. George - 10 - Ogle, Admiral - 10 6 Donation* and CoUectiont, Collecting Boxes on Hoodacre, Mr. James 11- Owen, Jobn, Esq. ... 1 - - 18S3-84. L. & N.R.Steamers— Gray, Col. W l l - Owen. Rev. H.D..D.D. Box, per Miss Rayner- 6 - Shamrock ..... 19 —Hankey, Sidney A. Trevdraeth 1 1 — Do. Miss Evelyn A. Esq 11— Owen, Rev. H. D., Violet 166 Harbor, Mr. Thos. ..11- M.A., Penmynydd 11- Contribution boxes at Harris, W. R. Esq.. 1 - - •Owen.R.Brisco.Esq.l - - Bulkeley Arms Hawker, The Misses 11- *0wen, R. E. Esq. . . - 10 - Hotel, Beanmaris. - 6 3 Total Dons. .. 2 17 4 Hawkes & Sons, Owen. W. H. Esq. ..22- Collected at Beau- Total Subs 28 6 Messrs — 10 6 Pacey, J. Esq 11- maris Green, from Heelas and Sons, Penrhyn, Lord 5 - - little children, per £30 17 10 Messrs 11 — Platt, J. H. Esq. ... 6 - - Mr. Bannister. ... - 10 - Hewett, Robt. Esq.. 1 1 - 342 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1884. £. t. d. £. s. d 1 Hewett, T. E. Esq. . - 10 6 W. B. R 1 1 Hill, Arthur, Esq. . . - 10 6 Sums under 10s. . . . 2 2 CARDIGAN BRANCH. Hobbs, Mr. Josh.... 1 - - Holbrook, Mr. a ... - 10 fi Total £138 15 - Chairman — Holding, Miss...... - 10 - ®atfciganst)tie. R. D. Jramss. Esq. J.P. Hounslow.Mr.J.W. - 10 6 Honorary Secretary— Huime, The Misses. 22- Donations. ABERYSTWYTH JOBS MOBGAK, Esq., Collector Hulme, Rev G .... 1 - Box, Abbey Kestau- Hunter, Sir P. Bart.. 1 BRANCH. of Customs. Huntley, Mr. Josh, . 1 „ George, Mr. ... - 16 6 Annual Subscriptions. Iremonger, Mr. R... - 1 President— £. s. d. Knipe, U.-Col 1 „ Queen's Hotel . - 12 3 COLONEL PBTSB. Bowen, J. B. Esq... - 10 - Knox, Mrs 1 „ Ventris, Mr. . . - 9 8 Bowen, J. W. Esq. . - 10 - Fisher, Miss E S - - Chairman — Brenchley T H. Esq - 6 - Hofmann.C.W. Esq. 1 - - His Worship the MATOB. Brigstoke W. Esq. . 10 - Long, Mr. Josh I Kni"bt, Mr. G . . . . - 10 - Honorary Secretary- Brigatoke, Mrs 1 1 - Lowndes, Mrs. 1 - Nash, Mr A. col- Rev. .1. WILLIAMS C»bb, H. B. Esq. Castle Maitland, T. F. Esq. 1 lected by - 7 6 Green - 10 - Maurice, 0. C. Esq. . - 10 6 Annual Xttoxcrt'ption*. May, George, Esq... 11- Total Dons 11 8 10 Colby, T. Esq - 10 - Messer, Messrs, and £. f. d. •Davies, Capt. Evan. - B - Co 11- Total Snb«.... 138 is - Davies, D. Esq.,M.P. 2 2 - Daviee, D. Eeq.,M.P. 1 2 - Mltler, Mr. J - 10 6 Davies, Mr. 1). J.... - 10 - Davies, Rev. VV. C. . - 5 - Mlllington, Mr.H... - 10 6 £150 3 11 Davies, Morris, Esq. - lu - •Davies, T. Esq. 10 - Minty, J. Esq 11- Edwards, Rev. Llew- •Davies, D. G. Esq. . - 10 - Mon.k, J. B. Esq. ..11- ellyn, M.A - 5 - •Evans, W. P. Esq.. - 10 - Morris, Mr. C - 10 e Edwards, Rev. T. C., ttower.Capt. E - 10 - M.A - 10 - Morris, Mr. Josh.... 11- Ellis, Mr. David.... - 5 - James, J. T. W. Esq. - 10 - Monnt, W. G. Esq.. 11- Evans, Mr. Evan ... - 6 - •James, Levi, Esq.. , - 5 - Moxhay.W.W.Esq - 10 e Evans, Miss J. A. . . - 10 - •Jenkins, R. D. Esq. - 10 - Oakshott, Mr. R. ... - 10 - Harris, T. D. Esq. .. - 5 - Jones, Owen, Esq., Outen Mies . - 10 6 Hughes, A. J. Esq. . - 10 - Palmer, A. Esq. ... 5 - - *James, John, Esq., Lewes, Col. W. P. Palmer, George, Esq. QCatnbttbgesfette. Liysnewydd .... - 10 - M P 11- James, Mr. Kich.... - 5 - Lewis, Col., Clynflen - 10 - Palmer, G. W. Esq.. 3 - - "Jones, Kdw. J. Esq. - 10 - Iiewis, Col..Pantgwyn- 5 - Palmer, W. J. Esq.. 22- CAMBRIDGE Jones, Griffith, Esq. - B - MiU-s, George, Esq.. 11- BRANCH. Jones, Mr. J. P., Miles, S. H, Esq., Palmer.Walter, Esq. 1 1 - Pier St - B Philbrtck, Messrs. C. President — *Jones, Peter, Esq. - 10 - Miles, Woodward, and G 11- Rev. E. H. PEROWUE, D.D. Levi, Rev. Thomas. - 10 - & Co 10 6 Loxdale, Jas. Esq... 1 1 - Mitchell, J. F. Esq. - B - Philp & Son, Messrs. - 10 « Vice-President— Murgan, B. E Esq. . - 10 - Piggot, Mr. E. J 10 - His Worship the Mayor. Morgan-Richardson, Pipon, Capt 1 - - *iV)orris, Capt. T.... - 6 - C. E. D. Esq - 10 6 Porter, Thomas, Esq. 11- Treasurer — •Morris, Mr. Richard - 5 - Parry, Capt. Jones. . - s - ' Reading Observer,' OSCAS BBOWNIKG, Esq., M.A., Phillips, Rev. Canon - 10 - Parry, Miss Webley - 6 - Fellow of King's College. *Pryse,Col 1 1 Phillips, J.Bsq.,M.D.- 5 - •Roberts, l)avid,Ksq. - B - Wilkins and Co. Ridley & Son, Messrs. 1 1 - HOD. Secretary — Roberts, Jacob, Esq. 6 - Rogers, Thos. Esq.. 11- Capt. Gomo, R.N. Rosling, S. Esq 1 1 - Roberts, Messrs. R. Sums under 6» 6 10 - Annual Subscriptions, Thomas, Mr. Thomas - 5 - Total 25 2 - Salmon, J. S. & Son, t. s. d. *Watkia»,JohD, Egq. - S - Williams, K. J. Esq. - S - Sawyer, Major 1 - - Going, Capt. R.N... I - - Williams, Rev. J... - 6 - Simmons, Cupt - 10 - Graves, Rev. C.E... - 10 - Williams, Phillip, Simonds, B. Esq. ... - 10 6 Orpen, Rev. T. H... 1 - - Ego - B - Simonds, H. J. Esq.. 11- Pain, Mr. J a - 1C - NEWQUAY & ABER- S monds, James Esq. 1 1 - Routh Mrs - 10 - Williams, Rev. T. E. 6 - Simouds, John. Esq. 11- Sidgwick Mrs . . 1 l - Williams, W.Esq.. - 10 - AYRON BRANCH. Simonds, W. Esq. ,.11- Smith, Mr. John ... 1 - *WiUiams,Mr.W.T. - s - Smith, Chss. Esq. . . - 10 - Thurnall, Miss - 15 - Wynne, Mr. E. P. . . - 6 - President — Solomon, Mr. C. R. . - 10 - Thurnatl, Miss E. .. - 6 - Captain TAttoa. Spokes, Sir P 11- Thurnall, Miss F. . . - 5 - Total.... £15 9 - Honorary Secretary— Witt, S. Esq. 2 2 Capt DAVID JAHKS. W 11- Stephens, C. Esq. ... 22- Total £9 3 - Donations. Annual HubtcHptions. Stepbens, Capt.F... 11- rlolcomhe, Mrs 2 ~ - Stevens,Mr. S. B... 11- Lloyd, Mr. John T.. - 5 - Davey, Rev. W. H,, Strange, J. T. Esq.. 1 1 - Donations. Rees, Messrs. E. & R. - 5 - M.A - 10 6 Strange, W. D. Esq. 11- Foster, C. F. Esq... 5 5 0 Williams, Griffith . . - 5 - Sirange.W. J. Esq.. 1 1 - Todhunter.H. (coll.) 11- 3oxes in Bout'houge 5 17 8 Stransom, Mr. J. T.. - 10 e Collection day of Evans, Dr - 6 - Sturgis, Rev. A - 10 6 Total Dona 6 6 - Exercise 2 11 10 Svans, Stephen, Esq. 11- Button, Alfred, Esq. 1 1 - Smt. Pillar-box 166 Grjmths, Rev. D. . - 5 - Sutton, Herbert, Esq. - 10 6 Total Subs. .... 9 3 - James, Capt. David - B - Button, M. H. &q. .11- £15 9 - Sutton, M. J. Esq... 11- Total Dons 12 15 11 Jones. Rev. J - 5 - Taylor, J. 0. Esq... - 10 6 Jones, Mr. Thomas. - B - Thoyts, Major 1 - - Total Sub» 16 9 - >ewin, Mrs. Col 2 - - Tompkins, Mr. K. . . - 10 - Lloyd. Sir Marteine, Travers, Rev. C. H.. - 10 6 £28 4 It Bart 1 - - Valpy, R.H.Esq... 3 - - Morris, Thos. Esq. . - 10 - Watei house, A. Esq. 1 1 - National Provincial Welch, Arthur, Esq. - 10 « Bank 2 - Wellsteed »nd Son, Parry, J. Esq. .... - 10 - Messrs 1 1 Perrott, Mr. J - 5 Wheeler Brothers, Powell, Dr - B - Messrs 1 1 Pryce,J. P. V. Esq.. - lu 6 Wilder, F. Esq - 10 - tickland.W.J.Esq. - 6 - Wilder, Mr. Jno. ... - 10 6 Taylor, Capt 1 - - Wilson, J. H. Esq.. 11- BBANCHES—LIS T OP ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 343 £. «. d. LLANELLY AND PORTMADOC Williams. E. H. Esq. - 6 - PEMBREY BRANCH. BRANCH. Sum<* under 55 6 16 1 (Karnartjons&fre. Sundry Donations President — Chairman— and Box collections!. \1 I GENERAL MALCOLM, C.B. ABERSOCH BRANCH Capt. D. RICHARDS. £21 2 8 Vice-President — Hon. Secretary — Honorary Secretary— CHARLES NEVILL, Esq. Rev. 0. LLOYD WILLIAMS. 1). HOMFKAY, Esq. Chairman — Annual Subscriptiont. Annual Subscriptions. Capt. LDOKEAFT, R.N. £. >. d. £. «. d. Asheton-Smith.G.W.D., F. W. A. Roche, Esq. Honorary Secretary— Tremadoc Kstate .11- GEEAKD ELKINGTON, Esq. Esq 3 - - Kvans Owen, Esq... 2 - - Cwmorthin Slat* Co. 1 1 - Annual Hubtcriptiom. Nanney, J. H. Ellis, [>unlop, A. M. Esq. . - 10 6 & t. d. Esq 2 - - Ellis-Nanney, H. J. Carmartftmsbtw. Ashburnham, Right Esq 2 - - Hon. the Earl of . . 5 - - Port Madoc Mutual Evans, Owen, Esq... 11- Bevan, Mr. Samuel . - 10 6 Marine insurance. 5 — — Greaves & Sons, CARMARTHEN BAY Bowser, Mr - 5 - Tan-y-BwlchMineCo. 11- John W 1 - - BRANCH. Broom, Mr. C. N.... - 10 6 Harlech,TheRt.Hon. £14 2 - Lord 1 1 - President— Buckley, Mrs. James 11- •Holland, S. Esq., M.P.I - - VISCOUNT EMLYN, M.P. Burry PortaudGwen- •Homfrav, D. Esq... - 10 - dreath Valley Co. . 2 2 - Hopkinson, Jno.Esq. 1 - - Vice-President— Bythway, Mr. W. . . - 10 8 Horn, John, Esq.... 1 - - RICHABD JENNINGS, Esq. Coyxh, Mr. Joseph.. - 5 - ORME'S HEAD Jones, J. H. Esq. ... - 5 - Honorary Secretary— •Elkington, Mr. G. B.I 1 - Jones, William, Esq. 1 - - J. B. RISLBT, Esq. •Elkington, Mr. H. . 1 1 - ( LLANDUDNO) Mutual Insurance •Elkington, Mr.J.B. 11- BRANCH. Society 10 - - Annual Subseriptiont. Evans, Mr. Evan ... - 10 - Oakley, W. E. Esq. . B - - £. I. d. Chairman — Owen, Capt G. H. . . 1 - - Bath, Mrs. Henry J., •Gaussen, Mr. C. W. 1 - -Rev. J. MOKQAN, Llandndno. PercivaL, F. S. Esq. . 1 - - Griffiths, Mr. Thomas- 10 6 Prie«tley, Miss 1 - - Brigstocke, W. B. P. Treasurer— Spooner, C. E. Esq. . - 10 « Hand, Mrs. J. K 11- J. ADET WELLS, Esq Esq. 1 1 - Jenkins, Sir John Welsh SlateCo 1 - - Buckley, Mr. J. N. . - 6 - N.P. Bank, Llandndno. Cawdor, The Earl of 5 - - Johnson, Mr. Tbos. . - 10 6 Honorary Secretary — £32 - - Cross, Miss Arengo . - 10 - •Jones, Capt T 5 - G. F. FELTON, Esq. liavies, Mostyn, Esq. - 6 - Donation. Lewis, Mr. C. W. Annual Subscription*. 'Day, Ueut.-Col.... - 10 6 Mansel 22- Bromley, Mrs 1 1 - •Edwards, Richard, Llanelly Harbour Contribution Boxes. 1-4 Esq 11- •Hazeldine, L. R. J. Commissioners ... 5 - - Esq. (two years) .220 Evans, William, Esq. 11- Lloyd, Mr. E. H.... - 5 - Total £34 1 4 Falkener, E. Esq.... 11- Mawson, Col. W.... 2 2 - Owynne, SackvUle, •Maclaran, Mr. Row- •Morgan, Rev. J.. . . - 10 6 land 11- •Nicol Dr . - 10 6 •Malcolm, General, Hamilton, Lady .... 1 - - Rees, Rev. H 11- •James, Rev. E. J. . - 10 6 Walker, John, Esq. 220' Margrave, Mr. Robt. - 10 6 •Williams, Dr. Bold - 10 6 * Jennings, R. Esq... 1 1 - Mason Si hlkington, Jones, J. Jenkyn, Messrs 22- Esq., Mayor 1 1 - •Mitchell, Mr. J. ... - 6 - Morgan, Mr. D. M.. - 5 - Nevill, Druce & Co., (EfKS&fte. Morris, T. C. Esq. ..11- Messrs 3 - - Donation*. •Nevlll, W. H. Esq. 11- Pemberton, Mr. H. Collecting Boxes— Norton, Henry, Esq. - 10 8 \V 2 2 Cas'le Hotel S IS - CHESTER BRANCH. Norton, Mrs. W. . . . 1 1 - General Post Office - 1 2 *ParnelL,Robert,Esq. 22- Randell, Mr. John . - 5 - Hon. Secretary — Rees, Mr. Bernard. .- 5 - National Provi- THOKAS H. Dixos, Esq. Peel,Mrs -10 - •Rees. Mr. David... - 10 6 dence Bank .... - 16 7 •Peel, K. W. Esq... - 10 -•Risley & Burgmann, Johnson, Mr. H.F. - 6 1 Annual Siibtcriptums. Richards, R.W. Esq. - 5 - Messrs 1 1 - Lester Capt - 10 4 A. t. d. •Kisley, J. B Esq... 11- Rogers, Mr. John H. - 10 6 George's Hotel ... - 12 - Brassey, J. E. Esq., *Scott, J. J. Esq. ... - 10 - Samuel Bros. Messrs. 11- Pillar Box— Parade . J 2 8 Sinnett, Rev. W. H. - 10 - Stepney, Sir A. K. Do. Boat-house - 9 10 Dixon, Mrs. A. M. . 1 1 - St. David's, The Cowell 3 - - Sums under 5< -19 3 Dixon, T. H. Esq. ..33- Thomas, Mr. Henry 11- Fleming, T. K. Esq. 1 1 - Thomas, George, Esq. - 10 - Thomas, Mr. Win. .11- Total Dons.. .16 18 11 Thomas, Henry, Esq. 11- •Tregoning, Mr. J.S. 11- Total Subs... . 986 Garnett W - 10 6 Thomas, Lester & Co., Waddle, Mr. J. R... - 10 6 Massie, Admiral.... l - - Messrs 11- Young, Mr. T - 5 - £26 7 5 Thomas, Thos. Esq. - 6 - Parry, C. T. W. Esq. 1 1 - •Tregoning.J.S. Esq. 11- Vaughan, Mr. K 6 - Donation*. Warburton, Mrs. . . . 1 - - •Rees. Mr. Man«l .11- Wlenholt, Mrs. F. .. 2 - - Contribution Boxes .114 Townshend, C. Esq. . 11- Wilkms, Messrs., PORTHDINLLAEN Walker, Parker, and Bank 11- £50 4 4 BRANCH. Co. Messrs. J 2 2 - •Williams, Richard, Wood, Albert. Esq. Esq 10 Honorary Secretary- J.P. 11- Rev. 0. LLOTD WILLIAMS. Total £18 17 - Total £35 14 « Annual Subscriptions. Asheton-Smith.G.W. .Donations. D. Esq 2 - - Contribution Boxes. 316 Finch, Col. Wynne. . 3 - - Carmarthen Amateur Lloyd-Edwards, F. Dramatic Club ...15 1 A W. Esq 5 - - Parry, Love Jones, £53 IT 6 — Esq B - - Total £15 - - 344: THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1884. £. >. d £. ». d t, ». d. PORT OF RUNCORN tfockin, John, Esq. . 1 - •Vivian, Mr. A. Pen- Pool, Capt. P. H.... - 10 6 Hockin, Mrs. Frank - 5 BRANCH. •Mills, A. Esq 11- Williams and Grylls, Pool, Messrs. J. F... - 6 - Thynne, F. J. Esq. . 3 - Praed C Ksq 2 2 Honorary Secretary — Webb. Miss 1 1 •Willmore, Mr. A.. . - B Rawliugs, W. J. Esq. - 10 - F. SAVONS, Esq. Rodd, Fiancis R. Collector H.M. Customs. Total . . £36 8 Annual Subscriptions, Spray, Capt. P. B. .. - 10 6 4. f . d St. Aubyn, Sir John, Anderson, Capt., Bart., M.P. I 1 "Four Brothers". - 10 6 St. Aubyn, Rev. St. Brundrit, John, Esq. 11- FOWEY BRANCH. Aubyn H. Moles- CADGWITH BRANCH President^- Pindley, E. Ertq 10 6 JONATHAN RASHLRIGH, Esq TheTrevethoe Estate 2 2 - Hazleburst & Sons, Chairman — Trevithick and Sons, Messrs .. 11- Mr. Cox, Cadgwith. Chairman— Messrs. J. H 11- EVELYN W. RASHLEIGH,, Esq •Vivian, John, Esq. - 10 - Hayes, W. and Co. . 1 1 - Honorary Secretary— West, Nichs. J. Esq. - 10 - Rev. C. H. G. VIVIAN. Treasurer — Simpson, Davies, & ARTHUR COODE, Esq. West, William, Esq. - 10 - Sons, Messrs 11- Annual Subscriptions. Speakman.Philip.Esq.- 10 6 Honorary Secretary — Total £30 12 W. E. GEAOH, Esq. Stock, Samuel, Esq.. 11- Boaden, Mr. Joseph - 6. - Wells, L. B. Esq.... 1 1 - Rogers. Henry, Esq.. - 10 6 Honorary Collector — Donations. St. Aubyn, Sir John, W. LOWKY, Esq. Mills Miss 1 - M.P. 1 1 Annual Subscriptions. Boxes and Sums under Total . .£11 19 7 *Bate, Mr. George . . - 6 - 6«. .: - 9 2 * Vivian, Rev.C.H.G. 1 1 - Carlyon, E. Esq 11- Vivian, Pendarves, •Carnall, R. Esq 10 - £32 1 2 Esq., M.P 1 1 Cocks, Lieut.-Col. ..11- STOCKPORT Vyvyan, Sir Vyell .11- •Coode, Arthur, Esq. 1 1 - BRANCH. Coode, Edward, Esq. 1 1 - Coode, John, Esq. . . 1 1 - LIZARD (POLPEAR) *Uavis, A. A., M.D.. - B - BRANCH. Chairman- *riingle, Mr. A - 5 - Mr. JAMES LEIGH, Fortr scue, Capt 1 - - Honorary Secretary — Mayor of Stockport. Fowey Harbour Com- Rev. P. VYVYAN ROBINSON. Hon. Secretary — FALMOUTH Annual Subscriptions. Mr. WM. LEIGH. BRANCH. *Jenkyns, A. Ksq... - 10 - Janvrin, Misses .... 1 - - Annual Subscriptions. Mariyn, Edwd Esq. 11- Gregory, Mrs. (Mada- President— Martyn, W. L. Esq.. 1 1 - Brownsword, Mr. Peard, Mrs 1 - - Henry 11- D. J. JENKINS, Esq. M.P. •Purcell, Rev. H. N. - 5 - Burtmshaw, John . . 1 1 - Treasurer — *Rashleigh,E.W.E8q. 1 - Spencer, Rev. E 1 1 - Cast Metal Mill Co.. 11- K. M. GBYLLS, Esq. *Rashleigh, Jonathan, St. Aubyn, Sir John, Leigh, Mr. James .. 22- Esq. ., 2 2 Bart., M.P. 11- Leigh, Mr. Joseph.. 11- Honorary Secretary — Robartes, Lord 1 1 - Western Morning Leigh Mr 1 L . . 1 1 T. R. GHYLLS, Esq. Sartoris, E. J. Esq. . 2 12 6 News, Proprietors Leigh Mr Wm. .11- Annual Subscriptions. Stopford - Sackville, of 1 1 - Lloyd,Mr. T. H.. . - 10 6 Basset, O. L. Esq.... 3 - - Mrs 2 2 - Marsland, H. A. . . 1 1 -Brett, R. Baliol, M.P. 22- •Thomas, R. B. Esq. - B - Marsland, Herbert ,11- •Broad and Sons, Treffry, C. E. Esq.. 1 1 Eobinson, Mr. F. E. 1 1 - Messrs. . ..11- Weathered, Mr. T.W. Truscott, Chas. Esq.. - 10 6 Donation*. (New York) 11- •BulI.Col. M.V - 10 White, Mrs.S. - 10 - Collection Boxes:— Came, Messrs. W. and •Wreford, W. Esq. . - 6 - Hill's Hotel - 13 4 Wilkinson, Lieut.- E. C. 1 1 - Col. S. W 11- Boat House 1 13 9 Wollaston, Mr. E. W. •Chard, Mr. A - 5 - (Manchester).... 1 1 - *Cheesman, Mr. R.Q. - 10 6 Total Dons... 2 16 3 *Clift, Mr. C. - 10 - Total Subs. ..16 16 - Total £15 4 6 HAYLE BRANCH. Corfleld, Mr. T - 2 6 £19 11 3 Corfleld, Mr. W - 5 - Chairman — •Cox&Sons.Messrs. - 10 6 Rev. Canon HOCKDJ, Rector. •Fox and Co., Messrs. O. C 2 2 - Honorary Secretary — Fox, Mrs. Alfred ... 1 1 - JOHN POOLB, Esq. LOOE BRANCH. Freeman, Mrs. John - 10 - Annual Subscriptions. Grylls, Mr. T. R. . . . - 5 Bain- , D.W. Esq. J.P. - B - Pr«sident- ©otntoall. Halligey, Mrs. J. W. - 6 - Bassett, G. L. tsq. . . 2 - - W. H. POLE CABEW, Esq. litchens, Mr. J. O.. - 10 6 Bazeley, Mr. Jas.... - 6 - Chairman— BUDE losken, Mrs. S 1 - - Bolitho, Sons and Co. G. KEKSWILL, Esq. 'enkins, Mr. D. J., Messrs 11- BRANCH. M P 2 2 - Honorary Secretary — BuralLMrs-J. H.... 1 1 - ROBERT THOMAS, Esq. President- Jenkins, Mr. G. A. . - 10 6 Joldsworthy, Mr. T. - B - Sir T. DYKE ACLAND, 'enkins, Mr. W - 6 - Annual ,'iubscriptwns. •Harvey, Frank, Esq Bart., M.P. Cimberley, Earl of. . 1 1 - J..P 11- •Bawden, Mr. E. ... - B - Treasurer— •Keimerley.Mr. J.C. 1 1 - Harvey, Wm. Esq., Bewes, Rev. T. A. . . 1 - - Rev. E. HIGHTON. Lean, Mr. W. H. . . - 10 6 J.P 1 1 - Mshop, Mrs 1 - - Llewellyn. W. J... 11- Hitdrens.M.T. Esq. - 6 - Buller, J. F. Esq. . . 5 - - Honorary Secretary— Hver, Mrs. J - 6 - Hockin, G. C. Esq. .11- Bush, Rev. Paul ... - 10 - WILLIAH KOWB, Esq. Pollard, Mr. H. ... - B - •Hockin, Rev. Canon 11- Campbell, Rev. Ed. . - 5 - Annual Subscriptions. •Hosken, Wm. Esq. - 10 - Campbell, John, Esq. - 10 - £. t. d. Selley.Mrs. Wm.... - 6 - •Husband, W. Esq.. 11- Campbell, Mrs. T... - 10 - Actand, Sir T. D. Solomon, Mr. W. H. - B - Hudge, James, Esq.. - 10 - Campbell, T. Esq. . . - 10 - Bart., M.P.. 5 - - Snow, Mr. R - 6 - Millett, R. 0. Esq., Campbell, Truman, *Carnsew, Rev. T. S. - 10 - t. Aubyn, Sir John, Bart, M.P 1 1 Nicholls, Mr. Loam. - 10 - Carew, W. H. P. Esq. 1 - - •Chamier, E. Esq.... 1 - - Tilly, Mr. H - S - Olver, Miss - B - Caunter, Henry, Esq. - 10 - Constable, Mrs - 10 - 'remayne,Col 1 1 Pearce, Mr. G - B - Guilds, Borlase, Esq. - 10 - Cowie.C. M. Esq... - 10 - Versturme,Capt.R.N. - 10 - Polkinghome, Mr. T. - 5 - Clogg, S. Esq. - 10 - BBANCHES— LIST OF ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 345 A ». d. X. «. it £. e, d, Clyiso, Hrs. J&iaes. ~ 10 ~ Riffmsn, H. W. Esq. - 10 - WSlIyaajg, A, Esq. ,, - 10 - PENZANCE AND ) Gaail, J. L. Esq. ... - S - Mt, KdKciimbe. I^>rd 3 - - Wllysms, S. B. &q. Coartney, L. Esq., f*etherick, (Jeorge, M P . I - - SENNEN COVE M.P 1 - - BRANCH. CHebton, M. F. Ksq., - 10 - MYt-mayne, J. Esq.. 5 ~ - Total..,,, £U IS 0 T 2 348 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1884. £. s. d. Robinson, D. B . . . . 1 1 BIDEFORD AND Saunders, G. F. - 5 - APPLEDORE Scott, Mrs. Isaac ... - 10 - BErbgs&tve. Bebonsfct'u. Scott, W. G - 5 BRANCH. BELPER BRANCH. BARNSTAPLE AND Snelus, G. J. - 5 BRAUNTON Chairman — E. U. VIDAL, Esq. Thompson, J. C - 10 - Chairman— BRANCH. Thompson, Miss, H. LOMAS, Esq. Honorary Secretary- Elizabeth St 5 - Thompson, Win. Treasurer — Vice- Patron — Rev. I. H. GOSSET, M.A. W. WINTER BOURNE, Esq. The EARL FORTESCUE. Thompson,the Misses - 10 ~ Honorary Secretarv — Chairman — •Mr. W. NICOL. Thompson, Mrs., W. P. ADSHEAD, Esq. Eev. A. E. SEYMOCB. Park End - 5 Annual Subscriptions. Honorary Secretary— £. s. d. Thornley, Rev. J. J. - 5 - Annual Subscriptions. H. C. GUPPY, Esq. Walker, Josh .... - 5 £. s. d. Allen, Mrs. T - 10 - Adsnead. Mr. W. P.. 1 1 - Annual Subscriptions. Wallace, Miss 10 Adshead, Mrs. W. P. - 10 6 Alford, Mr. Wm.... - 5 - Bazeley, H. M. Ksq.. - 6 - Walters, Mounsey. . - 6 - Adshead, Miss W. P. 10 6 Avery, W. Esq - 5 - Ward, Lancelot .... - 5 - Adshead, Mr. G. H.. - 5 - •Basset. C. H. Esq. . .- 10 6 •Blakeney, W. Esq., William, W. W - 5 - Bourne, Mrs 1 1 - Baylis, .T. E. Esq.... - 5 - R.N - 10 - Wilson, William ... - 6 - Calvert, Mr - 5 - Benge. W. G. Esq. . . - 5 -Brooke, Mrs - 10 - Sums under 5s 6 1 - Friend, Rev. F. A.. . - 5 - Bird, J. S. Esq 1 1 - Buckland, Rev. S. .. - 5 - Contribution Boxes .169 Brady, Jas. Esq - 10 6 Chappie, N. Esq 6 - *Brewer, J. Esq 22- Charles, Mrs - 1 6 Total £33 3 9 Hunter Mr J 1 1 *Chanter, J. R. Esq. - 5 - *Charlewood,Admiral 1 - - Hunter, Mr. J. Jmi. - 5 - Crang, John, Esq.... - 10 - Chichester.Capt R.N. Cranti, Miss - 5 - 1882 . . - 5 Lloyd, Rev. R. L.. . . - 10 - and 1883 - 5 Lomas, Mr. H - 10 6 •Harracott, Mr. R. J. - 5 -•Churchward, Rev. Slater, Mr - 5 Pay, G. H. Esq - 6 - M. D. Dlmond.... - 10 - Smedley Bros - 10 - "Dennis, T. J. Esq.. - 10 - •Cock, Mr. R - 5 - Smedlev, Mr. E. ... - 10 - Dennis, Edwd. Esq.. - 5 - •Coflin,J.R.Pine,Esq. 1 - - Downing, Miss - 10 - •Cooke, F. Esq 1 1 - Stone, Mr. S - 5 - Edger, E. Ksq - 6 - •Cooper, J, Groves, Tomlinson, Mr - 5 - Edwards, H. J. Ksq. - 5 - Esq - 10 - IBenbt'g&sibtu. Fletcher Miss - 6 Cooper,Mrs. J.Groves- 10 - Wheeldon, Messrs. . . - 5 - Fletcher, W. Esq. ..11- Dayman, A. Esfl - 10 - LLANDDULAS Sums under 5* 2 15 6 •Korteecue, Rt. Hon. Dayman, Miss," 1882 • 5 - Collecting Boxes. ... - 15 1 Earl . ... 4 4 - BRANCH. Didham, Capt. R.N. . - 5 - Total £13 16 1 Gilford, J. B. Esq... 1 - - Donne, Mrs. 1882... - 10 - •Dowell.Vice-Admiral R, B. HESKETH, Esq. Uribble, Miss - 6 - SirWilllam.K.C.B. - 10 - •Unppy, T. W. Esq. - 5 - Drew, Miss - 6 Honorary Secretary — Haggard, Rev. C.. . . - 10 6, Fierville.J.M.Esq.. - 5 - J. P. FAICHNET, Esq. DERBY BRANCH. Ball, Rev. W.C - 5 - Fisher, G. Esq - 5 Hamling,J. G. Esq.. - 10 - Fox Brothers and Annual Subscriptions. Honorary Secretary — Harper, Jos. Ksq... - 10 - Fowler - 5 - Beckitt, Mrs 1 - - T. H. HAKKISOK, Esq. Heathcoat, Miss 10 - Fraser, P. H. Esq., Blezar.l, R., Esq. ... 1 1 - »Hiern, W. P. Esq.. 1 - - 1882 - 6 - Cayley, G A., Esq. . - 10 - Annual Subscriptions. and 1883 - 5 Coi_-hrane, Lady 11- Abney, Rev. E. H... 1- 1 - Lamping, Mr. Jas... - 5 - Fuller, Miss - 5 - Floicher, J. Lynch Bailey, John, Esq... 11- Lang, Capt - 10 6 Gloag, Mr. M - 5 - Esq 10 Bakewell and Wilson, Glnbb, W. Esq - 6 - Fleuher, Mrs. J. Mackrell, T. Ksq.... 11- Gordon, Capt 1 - - Lvnch 10 Boti omley, Geo. & Co. Marshall.J.P.S.Ksq.. 11- •Gosset, Rev. I. H... - 10 - Fn.st, Ch rles, Esq.. 11- Woollen merchts., Gottwaltz, J. F. Esq. - 5 - •Hesketh, R. B. Esq. 5 - - Martin, A. Ksq - 10 6 •Granville, Rev. R.. - 10 - Jones, Riteman, Rev. Cox S R. Esq . . 1 1 Martin. Mrs. W 11- Guille, Rev. G. de C. 1 1 - IS 1 1 Curzon, Hon. Mrs.. . 11- Hake, Mr. G - 5 - *Kneeshaw Lupton, Curzon, N. C. Esq. .11- •Morcom. Rev W.O. - 5 - H,iverfleld,T.W. Esq. - 10 - and Co., Messrs. . . 5 - - Evans, Henry, Esq.. 11- Munro. Miss C. M. . 1 1 - Heathcote, C. Esq. . . - 5 - •Llanddulas Quarry Evans, Walter, Esq. 22- N'at. Prov. Bank of Hinchliff,MaJorC.H., Gascoyne, Geo. Esq. 11- 1882 - 5 - Nott, Mrs 11- and 1883 5 Pipun, Hev. J. C.... 1 1 - Holdcn, Rev. J. S. . . 11- Farminter, Mrs - 5 - Hole, C. W. Esq - 5 - Power, R. Esq 11- King, Jas. F. Esq... 11- Pick, J. P. Esq - 10 - Holland, J. Esq - 5 - Raynes & Co. Mess s. 5 - - Leech & Nefll, Messrs. 11- Pinrkney. Mrs 1 How & Co. Messrs .. - 10 - Sandbach, Henry R. 1 1 - Moody, J. Esq 10 6 Wynne,J.Lloyd,Esq. 2 - - Mood\% Miss - 5 Pitowsky, A. Esq... - 5 - Hutchinson, Gen. ... - 10 - Wynne, R. W., Esq. - 10 - Newbold, J. W. Esq. - 10 6 •Pulling, J. Esq - 5 - Hutchinson, Lt.-Col. 1 - - Newton, C. E. Esq... 11- Quick, Mrs - 5 Incledon, Miss - 6 - Hafan-1, W. C. Esq.. - 10 6 James, Boucher, Esq. - 10 - Peat.W. Esq., the late 2 2 - Richards, John, Esq. - 10 - Keir Mrs - 5 Renals, John, Esq. .1 1 • - Kelsall, Capt. R.N.. - 10 - D-mations, Schwind, C. Esq. ... 1 1 - Walker, A. 0., Esq. 1 - - *Seymour, Rev. A.K. - in 6 Kempe, Rev. J. C. . . - 10 - Smith, John, Esq. ..11- *Smith, W. 0. Ksq. - 10 - Lang, Rev. D., 1882 - 5 - Wynne, J. Lloyd, Smith, J. S. Esq 2 2 - Esq 3 - Smyth, Mr. John ... - 6 - and 1883 - 5 - Swinsler, Alfred, Esq. 11- Smyth, John, Esq. . . - 10 - Large, Miss - 5 - Swingler, Henry, Esq. 11- £36 17 - Snow, Mr. J - 5 - Lawrence, Miss .... - 5 - Walters, Mrs 1 1 Tamlrn, J. Q. Esq.. - 10 6 Lock, T. Esq., 1882. - 5 - Tamlyn, P. H. Esq. . - 6 - Macartney, Miss ... - 10 - Total £30 3 6 Tatham, Mrs 1 1 Macleod, Mrs - 5 Toller, W. H. Esq.. . - 10 - Mallett, Mr. H. L. . . - 5 - Wadland, Mr. S. ... - 5 -Narraway, J. Esq. . . - 5 - *White,Richard,Esq. 11- Peard G Esq - 5 - Wills, Miss - 6 - •Pickard, Mr. W. . . - 5 - Pinkett, T. E. Esq. — Total £46 8 6 — Portemouth.Countesa 1 - - BRANCHES— LIST OP ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 349 £. t. d. £. e. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. Price, Connelt, Esq.. - 10 - Donations. Craigie Mrs 1 1 .Mason, Browne, Esq. - 5 - Price, W. E. Esq.... - 10 - Bruce, Geo. C. Esq. . 1 - - Douglas Lady 11- Mathews, Miss - 5 - Pyke, Mrs 11- Fane, N. H. Esq.... 32- Doxitt, Capt. R.N. . . - 10 - Milford, J. Ksq I - - PyiiBcnt, T. Esq. ... - 10 - Holderness, Rev. Mr., *Duntze, Sir J., Bart. 11- Milford, Miss -10 - Reynolds, Miss - 5 - Ermen, Mr. P - 10 6 Milne Mr - 6 - •Reynolds, Rev. E. . - 5 - Kingsley, Miss - 10 - Ermen, Mr. G - 10 - Norman and Pring, Itickard, Mrs - 5 - O'Brien, L. E. Esq.. - 10 - Ferris, Mr. R - 10 6 Rogers, Thos. Esq... - 10 - Visitor - 10 - Kortiscue, Mrs 1 1 - Payne, Major - B - Hooker, J. Esq - 5 - Walker, Wm. Esq. . - 5 - Grace, Mrs -10 6 Pengelley, Mr - B - Kouse, E. Esq, ,....- 5 Contribution Boxes . 4 11 4 PinderandTudcwell, Sunders. R. Esq 1 1 - Holt Mrs . . - 5 - Scott, Lt.-Col. G. A. - 5 - TotalDons 11 2 10 Jackson. Major 11- Sanders, Ralph Esq. 1 1 - Total Subs 13 4 6 Maeer, Messrs. & Co. - 10 - Stapledon, W. Esq.. - 10 - Manley, Rev. 0 - 5 - St. Ledger, Miss S - Stevens, J.C.M. Esq. 1 - - £24 7 4 Marshall, Miss 10 - Thomas. J. L. Ksq. . - 10 - Maye, Mrs - 10 - Truscott.F. Esq 5 - Maye, Mr. Thos. ... 1 1 - Tucker, C. Esq - B - Mayne, Rev. Jas... . - 10 - Tucker, J.T. Ksq... - B - "Thrupp, Rear-Adml. •McCasIand, Mr. A. Varwell, P. Esq - 5 - H N .. . . - 10 - DARTMOUTH White, Rear-Admiral, Tbui-sby, Lieut.-Col. BRANCH. Nosworthy, Mrs. ... - 5 - C.B , 1 1 - 11. H., 1882 - 5 - Nutthall, Mrs. - 10 6 Wilcocks, Weston, & Turner, (i. Esq - 5 - Chairman — *VuUL, E. U. Esq. . - 10 - Capt. HUSBAND. •Pike, Mr. John B. . - 9 -Williams llr... . - 6 - Vidal, Mrs - 10 Honorary Secretary — Pike, Mrs. W. J. ... - 10 6 Vincent, Duncan & PERCY HOCKIN, Esq. Kiach, General 22- Wimble, Mrs 11- Savil, Lieut.-Col. ...- 10 - Wippell, J. Esq - 5 - Ward, Mr. W - 5 - Annual Subscriptions. SWlliler, Mr. J - 10 e Wippell, Mrs.C. ¥.. - 10 - Westacott, Mr. 5 Appleton, Major. ... - 10 6 Strickland, Miss.... 1 - - Wheeler, U.-Col 6 - Arkwright, Captain Whyte,Capt.R.,R.N., A. P., R.N 1 1 - Tebbitt, Mr. W 11- Aubyn, The Rev. E. 1 1 - Tozer, Mr. Edgar .. - 10 6 and 1883 5 Brooking, Capt A., WUlett, Uapt. - 10 - the late - 10 6 Ware, Mrs. -10 - \Villeit, Rev. C - 6 - Welch Mr - 10 - Wilson, Messrs - 6 - Chalker, Mr. Chas., West, Mrs. (Don.).. - 5 - EXMOUTH BRANCH. Winterecale, Lt -Col. - 5 - the late - 10 - Weston, Mrs. P - 10 - •Wren, A. B. Esq... - 10 -Ellis, Mr. W. G. ... - 5 - Whidborne, Mr. J. S. - 10 6 Patroness — Wren, Capt. R. F. . . - 5 -Freake.Mrs 1 - - Wiley, Mr. J. W.... - 10 6 The Right Hon. LADY ROUE. Sums under 5s ,19 1 - Hayes, Capt 1 - - Wybrow, Mr...... 10 6 Chairman — Hockin, Mr. C. L... - 5 - CHARLES PRETTUOHK, Esq. •Hockin, Mr. Percy. - 5 - Hockin, Mr. W. L . - 6 - Honorary Secretary— Hurrell, Mr. J. H. . - 6 - Capt. C. SQDIEE. Donations. •Husband, Capt - S - Pillar and Collecting Cornish, Miss - 10 Collector — Lockhart, Mr - 5 - Boxes 3 3 - Mr. E. GABD. Trollope, Hoa.G.W. - 10 fi Mair, Hugh, Esq.... 11- Box ax Boat House .. - 8 3 *Punchard, Oapt. ... - 5 - £30 9 6 Annual Subscriptions. Box at Post Office, Rees, Mr. W. H. ... - 5 - Westward Hoi... - 6 6 Teage, Mrs - 10 *Adarm, H. C. Esq. - 10 - Tew, E. Esq -10 6 Allen, G. T. Esq.... - 5 - •Tolman, Capt - 6 - Total Dons. ... 2 4 5 EXETER BRANCH. Back,F.D.Esq.R,N. - 5 - Total Subs 61 18 6 •Turner, Mr. Ellis.. - 6 - *Bartlett, General... - 10 - Sums under 5s - 15 - £64 2 11 The flight Hon. the EAHL Baldcock, Mrs - 5 Total £12 B 6 OF DEVON. Bazalgette, Col. C. . . - 10 - Honorary Treasurers and Heaven, The Misses. - 5 - Donations. Secretaries. CLOVELLY BRANCH. Collected by Edis and THOMAS B. GIBBS, Esq. COUBTENAY H. EDMONU8, Cobeldick, Messrs. Boles, RHV. J. T.... - 10 - Chairman — (H.M. Customs).. 5 15 9 Esq. Rev. WH. HAKBISON. Collecting Boxes . . ,. 3 4 6 Annual Subscriptions. Sundry Small Dona- Acland, Sir T. D. Bart., Brent Mrs E , - 10 6 Honorary Secretary — tions 1 - - Mr. JOHN BUMBY. M.P 1 1 Browne, Mrs. 0. ... - 5 - Arden, Mrs 11- Browning, Mrs I l - Annual Subscriptions. - Total Dons. ..10 - 2 Barnes, W. Jun. Esq. 11- Bryce J Esq 1 * Berriman, Mr - 5 - Total Subs... 12 6 6 Barton, H. Esq - 5 - Bryce, J. P. Esq. ... 1 - - *Bumby, Mr. J - 6 - Beltteld, J. Ksq 1 1 - Btmdock,The Misses 1 - - Cbandler, Rev. Mr. . - 6 _ £22 5 8 Berger, Mrs - 5 - *Carr, Rev C. R. ... - 10 - Cuichester,Chas.Esq. l l - Chetwynd, Viscoun- (Mchester.Rev.J.J..- 5 - Chope, Rev. T. H... - 5 - Bullivant, J. Esq... 11- Chown, W. C - 5 - Cooke, G. R. Ksq. . . 1 1 - Cuthbertson, W. Esq. - 6 - Elwes, R. Esq - 5 - DAWLISH BRANCH. IJnike Or - 5 - Fane, N. H. Esq., the Drake, Mr - 5 - Cole, E. S. Esq 1 - late 2 2 Chairman — Ellis, Rev. E - 6 - Daniel, Major-Gen. .11- *Harris, John Mr. . . - 5 - SIR J. DDKTZK, BAUT. Kollett, J.C. Esq.... 11- *Darise, A. J. Esq. . - 5 - *Harrison, Rev.Wm. - 5 ~ Treasurer — Uard, Mrs *. . . . 11- Davis, Miijor-Gen. . . - 5 - Hughes, Theodore, ALEX. MoCASLAND, Esq. Da vies W C. - 6 - Kr.q 5 Stucley, Lieut.-Col. . 1 - - J. B. PIKE, Esq. Green, K. ttsq - 5 - Bobbie, Admiral ...- s - Tucker, T. Pitts,Esq. -106 Drake, Lady Elliot . - 10 - Vine, Mrs. M. in memory Collector- Hooper, Smith, Esq. - 6 - D'Urb&n, Mrs - 5 - of late Capt. Heard - 6 - Mr. DAVID PHELAS, R.N. Hoskins, Eev. — ... - 5 - Dumbleton, H. Esq.. - 10 - •Whitefield, Mr. Ed- Annual subscriptions. Huxham, C. Esq.... 11- Eden, Mrs. C - 5 - Adams, Miss - 5 - Foster, G. Esq - 6 - Bagshaw, Mrs. F.... - 10 6 Kennaway. Miss A. . 1 1 - Freeman, Richard.. - lo - Total £13 4 6 Brett, Capt. E.N - 10 6 Llovd H Esq - 10 6 *Fulford F 1). Esq. 10 Collins, Miss 1 1 - Martyn, H. Esq - 10 - Goldney, G. Esq - 6 - 350 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1884. £. s. d. &, s. d. ILFRACOMBE AND Visitor - ti - PORT OF MORTE BRANCH. Visitors to Temper- PLYMOUTH Grenfell, Admiral, Chairman — W. T 1 1 BRANCH. G. N. MAULE, Esq., J.P. Wildersdale Villa ..-79 Chairman — areswelUMrs - 10 - Honorary Secretary — Wingrove, Mrs - 10 - J. G. NAISH, Esq. Collected by Mrs. AIIUIEAL H. D. HlCKLE*. Groves 2 13 6 Hall. Lieut-Cot - 10 - Annual Subscriptions. Treasurer— Hamilton, A. K. Esq.. S - - £. s. d. JOHN STEVENS. Harborough, Countess Contribution Boxes. 1929 *Acland, Lieut. B. Honorary Secretary— Total Dons..... SI 10 6 JAKES ROOKET. Hicks, K. P. Esq. . . - 10 -Adams, George Esq.. - 10 6 Hill, J T 8 - Total Subs. ....26 2 6 Annual Subscriptions. Hill, Miss 1 - £. s. d. Hodgson, Dr. Cook E. - S - Butcher, L. G. Esq.. - S - £77 13 - Adams, B - 5 Holman and Sons . 2 - - Chanter, Rev. J. M.. - 5 - Adams, Clark, and Howard, Rev. W.W. - 6 - Clay, Mrs. Sherald. . - 5 - Ciemow, Mr. C - 5 - Allen & Son, John. . - 10 - Imbert-Terry, H. *Copner, Chas. Esq. - 5 - Arliss, Ward - 5 Esq - 10 - LYNMOUTH 4sh A - 10 6 Jameson. Insp. Gen. Crookes, J. Esq: 10 - BRANCH. Barker, Nathaniel . . - S - A. M. D - 10 - •Darbyshire, C. Esq. - 10 6 Barrett, G. R - 10 Jameson, Miss L. R. - 10 - Honorary Secretary- Bastow, T. W - 10 C Mr. JOHN CKOOK. Johnstone, E. Esq., Dennis, Capt. J. C. . - 5 - Bellamy, J. A . . - 10 - M.P 11- Down, Airs. J - 5 - Annual 'Subscriptvmt. Johnstone, Miss ... . - 5 - Faber, Mrs - 6 - •Baker, Mr - 10 & Bewes, Rev. Thomas 11- Kensington. Mrs.. .. - 5 - Fisher, Eev. Wilfred - 5 - Berry, F. C., M.D. . . - 6 - Boolds C. C 10 Landon, H.W.L.Esq. - 10 - Foquett, H. Esq. ... - 10 - Bevan, Mr - 5 - Bourne, .lames 2 - - •Lanpley, John, Esq. - 10 - •Gardner, F. Esq.... - 5 - •Crook Mr -10 6 Braggs, Miss 1 - - •Hicks. Capt. George - 5 - Edmonds, F. E. Esq. - 10 6 Brown, Wills, and Lester, Mrs - 5 - Hore Miss - 10 - •Halliday.W.H.Ksq.l 1 - Nicholson - 10 - *Hosken. Admiral. . - 10 - •Hey wood, Mr...... - 10 6 Burnard,Lack&Alger 11- Lillingston, Mrs. E. - 10 - Rowland, .T. Esq 5 - Hockley, Rev. A. R! - 5 - Butt, W. and Co B - Lillingston, G. B. P. Huxtable, K. E-q. . . - 6 - •Hunter, Major .... - 5 - Carpenter, Richard. - 6 - Esq - 10 - Hfracombe Hotel Co. - 5 - Jones, Brothers - 10 6 •Medway, Mr - B - Coates and Co., Dis- Macaulay.TheMisses - 5 - Jenkinson, Miss.... - 10 6 Peddar, E. J - 5 - tillery 1 1 - Malet, Rev. C. D. . . . 1 - 6Leigb, General - 5 - •Riddell, W. K. Esq. - 10 - Marsh-Caldwell, Leman, Misses - 10 - Roe, Mrs. Lock - 5 - Collier Brothers.... 11- Misses - 10 - Crowther, A - B - Moorman, Admiral •Maule, G. N. Esq. .11- Sums under 6« - 8 - Cuddeford, T - 10 and Mrs -10 - Sundry Donations . , 1 14 6 Curgenven, Mugford, Ogilvie, J. A. Esq. . - 10 6 Maunder, Mrs - B - Contribution Boxes . 5 19 6 and Kendall - 10 - Mello, MissCharlotte 2 - - Palfrey, C. E - 6 - Milligan & Co - 5 - £15 I 6 *Derry and Co - 10 - Pattrick, the Misses. - 6 - •Naish, J. G. Esq. . . - 10 - Devon and Cornwall Peck, P. W. E - 10 - Banking Co 11 Fennel, Miss - 10 - Sale, David, Esq. ... - " 5 - Perry, T. P. Esq 1 - -Shipway, J. Esq. ... - 10 - Edgcumbe, Mount, Peters, W. H. Ksq.. - 10 - NEWTON ABBOT Earl of 1 1 - I'hear, Sir John 1 1 - S ephens, Admiral . - 10 - BRANCH. Edmonds and Son... - 10 - Phillpotts, Capt. A., •Stoneham, P. Esq. .11- Elworthy, Curtis, and R.N 11- Swain, Commander, Honorary Secretaries — Porteous, Mrs - 5 - R.N.. the late.... - 6 - Genl. R. G. TAYJ.OB. *Prettijohn,C. Esq. . - 10 - »Thorold, H. 0. Esq. - 5 - Mr. R. L. LLOIU. Pnrcell, Rev.W.H.D. - 5 - Tucktr Miss - 10 •Fox, Eliot, and Co.. - 10 - Hycroft, G. Esq - 10 - Collector- Vye, N. Esq., J.P., Mr. J. B. TOMPKIXS. Fox, Sons, and Co. . . - 10 - Pycroft, Miss - 5 - the late 11- Gard, E. 0 - S - *Walters, W. Esq... - 5 - Annual Subscriptions. Gas Co., Plymouth ..22- Roberts, W. D. Esq. - 5 -Welch, T. Ksq - ' 5 - Armstrong, Dr. Leo- Gidley, G 6 Robertson, Misses . . - 5 - Wren, Miss - 10 - nard - 5 - Goldsmith, J.P. ..f, - 16 - Rolle, Hon. Mark... 15- Yelland, R. E. Esq.. - 10 - Baker, R. H. M. Esq. - 10 - Goulding, F. H - 10 - Ross, Mrs. R - 6 - Beacbey, H. G. Esq. - S -Greenway, John.... - 10 - Bearne, Mr. J. S.... - B - Haycrottandl'ethick - 10 - Shfrreff, Dr. 1. W. .. - 70 - Total.... £26 2 6 Hearder and Son ... - 5 - *Spettigue, J. Esq.. - 10 - Cornish, Mrs - B - Heywood, Henry ... - 10 - Donations. Devon and Courtenay •Hickley,Adml.H.D. 1 - - St. Leger, Mrs - 5 - Hicks and Co . - 10 - Thomas, W. 0 - 5 - Birkbeck, Miss, per Francis, Eobt. Esq.. - 10 • H.R. Foquett, Esq. 2 - - Kurneaux, Mr. G.W. - 5 - Hodge, W. & Co 1 - - Turnbull, G. W. Esq. Bridges, Mrs - 10 - Harris, Rev. S. G. . . - B -Holmes, Mrs. A. E.. - 10 - M.U - 5 Brown, Mr - 5 - Hext.G. Esq - B - Bryant, Mr - 5 - Hill, General - 10 - Hurrell and Co - 5 - Vangdon, G. C. Esq. - 5 -Charles, Mr - 6 6 Rae, Lady - B - Hun-ell, Miss Emily 1 l - Chitton, Mr. J. H... - B - Kendell & Symons . - fi - *lnglis,J.C - 5 - Ward, T. M - 5 - C. L. P. L - 5 - Rowband, Mrs - 5 - Jackman, William.. - 6 - Dickinson, C. Esq. . . - 10 -Sci-atton, D. R. Esq. 1 - -James and Son, E. . 22- Vaughan, R - 5 - Foster Mr G - 5 - Stockman Bros - 6 - James and Rosewall - 10 - Walker, R - 5 Gilbert House - 7 - Taylor, Gen. R. G... 1 - - James. J.S. - 5 - Warren, Misses .... - 5 - Gorden, Mr - 5 - Joll W - 10 Webster, D 1 Harsfall, A. Esq.... 1 - - Keen, Edmund - 5 - Webster, Miss - 5 - Warner, Rev.. G. Sums under SS 1714 6 J.UL. P.' '.'.'.- s - Townsend 1 - - Lansdown, T. W. ... - 10 - Lewell, Mrs - 5 - Watts, Blake, Bearne, Contribution Boxes . 2 12 1 Martin, Miss - 10 - and Co 1 Liscombe, Mrs. K:. . 1 1 - Moxon, Capt. T. . . . - B • - Whiteway.C.V.Esq. - 6 - Lott, Misses - 10 - Total £80 14 1 Parker, Mr. T - 5 - Sums under 5s B 12 - Loye, P. and Co - 5 - Roberts, Mr 5 Robertson, R. li. Esq. - 10 - £16 14 0 •Margary, P. J 1 Swuffield, Mr - 5 - Matthews, Henry. . . - 10 - BRANCHES— LIST OF ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 351 £. s. d. £. s. A. £. s. d. £. s. d. Matthews, J.W - 5 - Thomas' Hotel, De- Mogridge, Mrs - 5 - Beavan, J. G. Esq., Maynard, H - 5 - vonport - 6 3 Momeith, Mrs - 10 - J.P - 10 - Melhuish, E - 6 - VictorUHotel 1 H 3 Morshead.F. A. Esq. - B - Betta, W. Ksq - 6 - Monk J E — 6 — Smu.ll sums — 8 9 Morrshead, T. A. Bower, J. B. Esq... - 10 - * Moore, James 11- Esq - 5 - Brown, Lewis, Mujor, * VTnrrieh (7 A K Total Dons 13 10 4 •Newman, Mr. Jas. - S - J.P 10 Morshead,Capt.,R.N. Total Subs 82 16 - •Pile Mr S J - B •Burnett C W . . . . - 5 per Rev. B. Mills. 2 10 - Potbury, Mr. J - B - Burrows, H - 10 6 \fortinier J F 6 £96 B 4 Pullin Dr - 5 - Call, Mrs. G 11- Nathan, Jacob 1 9 6 Radford Dr — 10 — Calvert. E. P - 6 - Naval Bank 1 1 Radford, J.G.G. Esq. - 10 - Carthright. Rev. A. . - 10 - Newcombe, J. R. ... - 10 - Hedman, Mrs - 5 - Chandless, Mr 1 1 - Norrington, Charles, Robinson, Rev. J.. . - 10 - Collins, C. R 1 1 - and Co 1 1 - SALCOMBE Si. HOPE Sergeant, Mrs - 10 - Collings, Mr. C. H... - 10 - Page, Keen, and Page - 10 - COVE BRANCH. Ppiller Mrs - 5 — •Cook, F. Esq. . . . - 10 Parkhouse, S.,&Sons - 6 - Cook H ... - 6 6 *Pearn E. A 2 2 — President— Stokes DY. - 10 - Dawson, C. A. Esq. . - 10 - Peara, F 11- The Right Hon. the Taylor, R. Esq - B - Evans.R.H - 5 - EARL OF DEVON. Thornton.W.A. Esq. 11- Penrose, RA ....- 5 - Honorary Secretary— Toller.W. Esq - 10 - •Flamank, Capt. T. . - 10 - Pethick J - 10 - J. H. HILL, Esq. Tramp, William ... - 5 - Flemmich, T. F. ... - 10 - Phillips Capt .... - 10 - Walker, Major - 5 - Fripp, Miss - 10 - Picken and Co - 10 - Annual Subscription*. Warner, Miss- - 10 - Fry, Rev. James ... - 10 - Pitts, Son, and King - 6 - Balkwill, R. C. Esq. 1 - - Webber, J. M. Esq..- 6 - Guerin, Colonel .... - S - Popliam, Radford, & Bennetts, Major. ... 1 1 - Wright, Dr - B - Halford, Mrs - B - Oo - 10 - Brown, Rev. Bevel.. - 10 - Sums under 5s 4 B 3 H. E. K - 10 - Prance, Dr 1 - - Cubitt, Wm. Esq. . . S - - Ralph, A - 5 - Dawson, Henry F. Total £27 8 3 •Hutchings.Mr.T.W.- 10 - Raw and Co - 10 - Esq. . . . ; 1 - - Hutchms, Rev. H. . - 10 - Rolston. J..M.I). ... - 5 - •Devon, Right Hon. Donations. King Miss 5 Rolston,G.T - B - the Earl of 5 - - Addington, Major, the Kersteman, J. S. Esq. 11- Hooker, Miss - 10 - Douglas, Mr 1 - - Hon. L. A - 5 - Langley, Miss 11- Banks, J. Esq - 10 - •Roseveare, E. - 10 6 'Hurrell, JohnS. Esq. 11- Lysaght, Mr - 10 - Rowse W .. - 10 - Ilbert, Rev. P. A. . -1 - - Baugh, Rev. W - 10 - Mainwaring, General - 10 - Rundle.G - 6 - •Kelly, Rev. Maitlandl - - Bedford, Mrs - 5 - Marsh-Dunn, Mrs. Rundle, Rogers, and Seatbn, J. Esq - 10 6 Bell, G. C. Esq - B - Crook 11- Turner, Misses 1 - - Buttermer, G. Esq.. - 6 - Ogle, Rev. W. R. ... - 6 - St. Aubyn, Sir J. ... 1 1 - Twysden, Capt. R.U. 1 - - Cave, Misses - 10 - Ollver.Mrs - 10 Twysden Rev Thos 1 — - Shelly, John - 5 - Contribution box, Christy, Capt - B - Paul, A. G - 6 - Shilston, Wm - B - South Sands - - - Clements, Miss - 5 - Richards, Miss - 10 - Couper, Sir G. Bart. 1 - - Skardon W ... - 6 - 21 13 - Cowan R Esq - 10 Rotherham, Mrs. ... 1 1 - CUP - S - Saunders, J. B. Esq. - 10 - Sparrow, B., and Co. 11- Donations. Danby, W. Esq - S - Simson,Graham,Mrs. 11- Spearman and Spear- Foale Mrs 9 6 Davidson, Miss 1 - - Smyth, Rev. T. R.. - 10 - Spencer, H. H. Esq . - 10 - Spooner and Co 1 1 - Denby, A. T - 6 - Stanbury, F. R - B - Ferrand, Hon. Mrs.. - S - Teignmouth Harbour Steadman and Co.. . . - 10 6 Grueber, Mrs - 10 - Commissiontrs .. .10 0 - Stephens, Robert, ... - 10 - Grundy, Thomas... - 5 - Templer, R. W. Esq. - 10 - *Stevens, John 1 1 - SIDMOUTH Hodge, Dr - 10 Vooght, Mrs. J - 10 6 *Stevens,Thos. Jones 11- BRANCH. Lings, Mrs - S - Stoll, Mrs 1 - - Whidborne.J.Eeq. - 1 1 - Chairman — Parker Miss — S Williams, H 10 6 Tanner, Mrs 1 - - The Rev. H. G. CLEMENTS, Player, F. E. Esq. . . - 5 - Young, A. B - B - Tolcher, Miss - B - Vicar. Pretty, W.&n - 10 Honorary Secretary— R n Mr — 5 Sums under 5s 3 16 - Tremayni>, H. H.... - 6 6 W. M. FLOYD, Esq. Pillar and Life-Boat Station boxes, &c. 8 17 7 Annual Subscriptions, Sergeant, Mrs - 10 - Osborne, Capt - 10 - Barnard, F - 5 - Watury, Mrs - 5 - Baugh, Rev. W - 5 - Walter, J., " Rose Cafe, General - 6 - and Crown " — 5 — Cave, The Misses... - 10 - Contribution Boxes .841 Clements, Miss - 5 - Watt, C - B - •Clements, Kev. H. Total Dons 23 11 7 TORBAY BRANCH. Watt,R. J - B - G J 11- Total Subs 27 8 3 Coulaon, Bros - 6 - President— Weary, J - 10 - Deuby Mr - 5 - £50 19 10 The Rt. Hon. Loiu> CHDRSTON. •Dunning, Messrs... 11- Western Counties Ma- Honorary Secretary — Ede, H. Esq - B Rev. R. FESW ICK ELIUNGTON. •Floyd, W.M. Esq.. 11- Westlake&Son - 6 - Gordon Mrs. .... 1 1 - TEIGNMOUTH Annual Subscriptions. Wilkinson, Rev. Dr. - 5 - BRANCH. Bainbridge,Com.R.N. - 10 - Willoughby Brothers- 10 6 •Hine-Haycock, W. Baker Mr N . - 10 - Will», Son, and Box. - 10 - Esq - 10 - President— Benbow, Mr. V - B - Hooke, Mr. J. E.... - B - The Rt. Hon. LOBD HALDON. Berthon, Capt - 5 - Windeatt, Miss - 10 - Hutchinson, P. 0. Chairman— Cook, Mrs - 10 - THOMAS FLAMANK, Esq. Dougla.-s, Mrs. - 5 - Total £82 IS - Kennett - Were, T.. Ksq - 5 - Treasurer and Hon. Sec. — •Elrington, Rev. R.. - 5 - Kennett-Daw&on, R. J. W. BKATEB, Esq. Goodfellow, Dr - 10 - Collecting Boxes, &c. Esq 10 — Annual Subscriptions. •Green, Mr. C - B - Chubb's Hotel - 11 7 Lang, J. D. Esq - 6 - 1882. Hall, Mrs ... - B - Duke of Cornwall Majendie W Esq 1 — Atkins Mrs fi Harlowe, Major 5 - Manor trustees 2 2 - Arnold, Mrs. B. A. . 1 1 -Hogg, Mrs. Maxwell - 10 - Orient Line, per J. T. Matthews, Mrs - 10 - Barnard. Admiral . . - 6 - •Keiidrick.Mr.W... - 5 - Wright and Co. . . 6 5 -May, Mrs 1 1 - Barrows, Col - 10 - •Lakeman, Mr. T. . . - 5 - Railway Box ,. 3 16 1 Miller, Rev. R. B... - 5 - Bathurst H - 1 0 Norman, Capl. 1. ... - 10 - Royal bevouport ... - 6 3 •Mitchell, J. W - 10 - •Beater, John W.... - B - Patrick, Mr. W., R.N. - 10 - r • 352 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1884. £. s. d £. *. d. £. s. d. Poland, Rev. F - 5 - Diggle, J - 10 - Purton, Miss - 5 - WESTERN COUN- Rnssell,Mrs -10 - Drane, Mrs - 10 - Ray, Bri:*ro - 10 - Sison, Rev. F -10 - Drew, R. W - 6 - Rawdon, Mrs 2 - - TIES CENTRAL Tanner, Mr - 5 - Drinkwater, P. B..,. 11- Rich, Mrs - 5 - BRANCH. Tapley, Mrs - 10 Dundas, G. H - 10 - Ridley, Colonel - 10 - President— Sums under 5s B - - Edmonstone, G. and The Right Hon. the EARL OF Box at Railway Sta- Mrs 1 1 - Robertson, Mrs 1 - - DEVON. Edwards, Rev. Evan - 5 - Robinson.Mrs. Disney- 10 - Erie, Miss 1 1 - Rolph, Mrs - 6 - Honorary Treasurer — Total £13 12 2 Erskine, Dowager Renwick, R. D - 5 - THOMAS B. GIBBS, Esq. Annual Subscriptions. Erskine, Lady 1 1 - £. s. d. Saunders, MaJ.-Gen, - 10 - Fox F. H - 5 Schuster, Mrs 1 1 - Bere. Mrs. Sen 1 - - TORQUAY BRANCH. Fouraker, James ... - 5 - Self, Rev. W - B Knight, Rev. — .... 1 - - Gamble, Mrs. H 2 2 - Sermon, E - 6 - Lowe, Miss - B - President — Gamble, Miss - 10 Shapleyand Austin. - 6 - Neumann, G. Esq. . 1 - - The Right Hon. Lord HALDOX Sidmouth, the Right Skefflngton, the Hon. Hon. Viscount ... 2 2 - 1 Vice-President — Gibbons, the Misses. - B - Mrs - 5 Simcoe, Capt., R.N. .22- R. S. CART, Esq. Slade and Sons - 6 - Gilbert, G. R - B - Smith, Dr. Clement. - 5 - Total £3 10 Mr. R. G. COVE, of the Post Glossop, Colonel ... 1 1 - Smith, Major-General - 10 - Office. Residence : Clifton Gooch, Miss ...... 10 - Southill, W. H - 6 - Donations. Villa. Goodfellow, General. - 5 - Sparke, Morton - 10 - Contribution boxes Splatt, W. F." 1 - on G. W R 4 12 5 Annual Subscriptions. Grant, the Misses... - 10 - Squire, Capt - 10 - Ditto on L. & S. W. Abbott, Mrs - 5 - Gregor Miss 1 10 St. George, Mrs 11- Adams, Miss 2 2 - Hagart, Mrs - 10 - Stayner, F. H - 10 - Ditto on Somerset & Adams, Miss E - B - Haliburton, Mrs. ... - 6 - Stewart, N. B 1 - - Dorset Railway .. 2 16 8 Ainslie, W 11- Hamyln, Joseph .... - 10 - Ston-street, F 1 - - Ditto on South Devon Ainsworth, Miss ... - 6 - Hanbury, Samson . . 1 1 - Sulmouson, B. Critcb- Railway 6 19 1 Apthorp, Mrs. C.... - 10 - Hannay, R - 5 - ley 1 ] - Ditto on Great Eastern Atkinson, Mrs - 5 - Hoarder. W - 5 - Taylor, J - 5 - Railway .... 3 2 9 1 Bainbrigge,Col.&Mrs.l- 1 - Heath. Dr - 5 - Thompson, Dr. S.... - B - Ditto Bodega, London, Baillie, Mr*. Alex.. . - 10 - Hewett, Capt., The Thompson, Mrs .... 1 - - per Messrs. Lavery Baldwin, Miss - 6 - Hon 11- & Co 5 13 9 Barkley, Miss Trevor - 10 - Hewett, Rev. J - 10 - Tombe, H. J - 5 - Ditto, per Mr. Davis, Beazley, Mrs. N. H. - B - Hitchcock.Rev.W.H. - B - Toms, John W - 5 - 'London Tavern,' Bernard, Mrs. H.... - 5 - Huxl.-y, J. U - 10 6 Tucker, Capt. F - S - Mark Lane 2 S 6 Best, Mrs. N - B - im Thurm, Mrs. ... - fi - Turnbull, Col - s - The Shades, per Bevan, J. P - 10 - Jamieson, Rev. J. Turnbull, Miss - 10 - Audry - 5 - Unwin, Mrs - B - Clarence Hotel - 6 - Bogle, Mrs - 10 - Jamieson, Mrs - 5 - TJnwin, Mrs. Robert - B - Pillar boxes, &c. ...11 13 9 Boilean M G - B - Jarvis, F. H - B - Borwick.G - 10 - Jervoise, S. Clarke.. 11- Ward, Mrs. B - B - Total Dons 45 5 6 Boudier.General E.W.- 10 Johnston, James ... - 5 - Warneford, Surgeon- Total Subs 8 10 - Bovill, B - 10 - Jolly, Miss - 10 - Major - 6 - Bowring, L. B - 6 - Kinder, J. W., Major - 10 - Warrington, Miss... 1 - - £53 IB 6 Brandt, Mrs - B - Kinnear, Mrs - fi - Bridges, W - 10 - Kitson, C. W - B - Waymouth, Capt... - S - Bridson, Major T. R. 1 1 - Kitson, John - 10 - Wayne, Rev. E. F.. - 5 - Briggs, Mrs 1 - - Kitson, W - 10 - Webster, James .... - B - YEALM RIVER Brownlow, Col. Hon. Lambert, Mrs - 5 - Whidborne, The E - 6 - Latham, Mrs - 5 - Misses - 10 - .BRANCH. Burchardt, O - 10 - Latham, Mrs. R. ... - 10 - Whitehead, J. N.... - 5 - Chairman — Burdon, G 2 - - Lavers, W -10 - Whiteway and Ball. - 10 - BALDWIN, J.P. BASTARD, Esq. Campbell, J.(of Fossil)- 10 - Layard, J. B. E - 10 - Wilkinson and Co... - B - Hon. Secretary — Campbell, the Misses - 4 - Le Breton, Mrs - B - Wilks, Dr 1 l - MICHAEL WILLIAMS, Esq. Campbell Mrs - 5 Ditto, additional.. . 11- Lee J E 2 - - Wilton C F 1 - Annual Subscription Cartwright,the Misses - 10 - Lowis, Mrs - B - Withington, Capt... - 5 - •Archer, Rev. S. H. 1 Gary, R. S 1 - - Lomax, Mrs. R. E... - 5 - Woodhouse, Secretan - 10 - •Baring, Edward C.. 1 Cassavelli J . . . 1 - Lombe, Dr. and Mrs. - 10 - •Bastard, Baldwin Cash, Mrs - 5 - Lushington, Colonel - 10 - Total £115 10 - J. P. (Chairman) 1 Casson, Rev. G - 6 - McDougall, Miss ... - 10 - jolllnssplatt,Hawtreyl Chamberlayne, Gen. Macdougall, Col. ... - 5 - •Collinssplatt, Henry 1 W. J - 10 - Maconchy, G - 5 - Donations. •Cory, Richard 1 •Dawson, Ralph.... 1 Chambers, Mrs 11- Maddison, Miss 10 - Boisson, Du, Mrs. . . - 5 - Chapman, Rev. C. . . 1 1 —Majendie, H - 6 - Lee, H. W 10 - Dawson, Mrs 1 Clark, R. Andus. ... 1 1 - Martyn, Mrs - 10 - Hicks, Col., C. B.... 1 Clarke, Rev. T - 10 - McGrath, Rev. Canon - 10 - Rivingtun, W - 10 - licks, Miss 1 Clifford, Colonel M. . 5 - Midgley, Miss - B - Sanderson, Rev. L. . - 10 - Holberton, T. & V.. 1 Coates, Dr - 5 Mills Mrs . - 10 Committee of Manage- •Lane, Rev. Richard 1 Collett C . , . . - 10 Mills R F 10 ment of Assault at Mildmay, H. B 1 . C'oulson, F. R - 5 - Milne, C - 10 6 Arms, per H. •Roe, Rev. Henry F. 1 Cobb J F - 10 Schuster, Esq B - - •Williams, Michael. 1 Cole, R 1 - - Mailer, Miss - 10 6 Box at All Saints Ch., Yonge, Mrs. Duke.. 1 Comer, Dr. Frank ..11-Myers, Mrs 1 1 Babbicombe 319 Youge, J. E. Esq. ..1 Do. Boat House .... - 8 8 Coulthurst, J - 10 - Parker, C. E 1 1 - Do. Pillar Box - IB 7 Total £17 17 - Cubitt Rt Hon Geo - 10 Parker W - S 1 )ale, Mrs s Patteson, Miss - 10 - Donations. Davis, Rev. T. J 10 - Total Dons 13 12 6 iaring, E. C. Ksq. ..55- Davis, Rev. W. B. . . - B -Perkins, Capt 1 1 (Villiams, Michael, Daw, W. B - 10 - Perrens, W.K - 10 Total Subs.... 115 10 - Esq 8 B Dawson, Rev. J - 8 - 'hillips, the Misses . 1 - - De Mierre, Mrs - 10 - 'oiter, L - 5 - £129 2 6 Total Dons. ...10 10 - Dennistown, Miss I'rince, Rev. E. B. . . - 5 - Total Subs 17 17 - Pritchard, Mrs - 5 - Dennistown, the Proctor, W 5 - £28 7 - ^^Wl«^_ BEANCHES— LIST OP ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 353 £. s. d. £. j. d. £. *. d. Panton, Messrs. H. & Williams, R. & R. Co 10 6 and Co 1 1 - Lane. G. Esq - 6 - Dorsetshire. Pike, W. J. Esq. ... 1 - - Wrey, Mrs - 10 - Lang, Major - 10 - Randall, Mr. T - 5 - Sums under 55 2 2 6 *Lawsun. Rev. J. A. - 5 - BRIDPORT Le Geyt, Mrs - 5 - DISTRICT Seavill,Rev..T. ... - 5 - Total £25 12 6 Lloyd, W. J. Esq... 1 - - Selby Mr C .... - 10 - Loring, Rev. H. N. . - 10 - BRANCH. Donations. Lowe, Hon. M. Drury- 5 - Maclachlan, Mrs. , . - 10 - President— Stilwell, H. Esq. . . - 10 -Pillar Boxes 4 6 4 Trenchard,Mr.J»mes - 7 6 Mahon, R. H. D 2 - - THOMAS COLFOX, Esq. £29 18 10 *M«William, J. Esq. - 10 - Mr. J. H. EWEKS. •Meredith, H. Ksq. ,- 6 - Mills, J. T. Esq 1 - - Annual Subscriptions. Donations. Moore, W. W - 5 - £. I. d. Collected by G. I). POOLE AND Morgan R. C - 5 - Beach, Thomas - 10 . - Norton, J.J. Esq. .. - 10 6 Carpenter, Rev. E. L. - 5 - Collected by Mrs. H. BOURNEMOUTH < irred, Miss . . . . - 5 - Chick W H . . . . - 6 - Robertson, Bin- BRANCH. Pearce, W. Esq., J.P. - 10 - •Colfox, T. 1 - - negar Hall 1 3 - 1'helps, Miss - 10 - Oolfox, W 1 - - Collected by Mr. Patron — Portman, Hon.W.H. Cox E - 10 - Syms, small sums. - 11 - The Right Hon. the Earl of B 1 - - Crocker & Son, W... - 0 - Collected by Miss SHAFTESBUBY, K.G. Robson, W. Esq - 5 - Yearsley - 10 2 President— Kogers, Mr. Henry . - 6 - Sibson, Miss - 5 - The Right Hon. Lord Holla, General - 5 - Total Dons 2 9 2 WlMBORNE. Gundry F W . . . . - 5 - Total Subs 39 5 6 Chairman — Roy, Mrs 5 Gnndry, J. P. F 1 - - Rev. J. A. LAWSON. Salt, H. Esq. M.D... - 5 - HounselLH.E.(Lim.) - 6 - £41 14 8 Honorary Secretary and Schreiber, C. Esq., Treasurer — M P .22 G. BRAXTOS ALDRIDGE, Esq. Slade, Mrs. John... - 5 - Hounsell T - 10 - Sladen, Rev. E. H. M. - 10 6 Hounsell, W - 10 - Annual Subscriptions. Smith, Mrs. N 1 - - Alcork, Mr - 5 - •Aldridge, G. B. Esq.- 5 - Stuart W Esq . . & LYME REGIS Alingion, Lord 11- •Sulivan, Admiral Sir BRANCH. Archdale, G. Esq... - 6 - B J K C B .1 Suttill, J P - 6 - Backhouse, Miss ... - 5 - Thomas, W. W. Esq. - 5 - Tucker, Henry - 5 - Chairman— Beachey, T. Esq.... - 5 - Thompson, J. R. Esq. - 5 - Waldron, Capt - 5 - .WILLIAM HINGESTON, Esq. Belben G Esq 10 6 Tod, David, Esq. ... 1 - - Wansey, Miss - 6 - Belben, T. Esq - 10 6 Trevor, Hon. Miss R. - 10 - Harbour Collecting Treasurer — Bennett, Rev. H. M. - 5 - Tyler, Lady 5 Box 4 1 F. WILLS, Esq. Beveridge, Mrs. L.. - 5 - Walker, Rev. C. . . . - 5 Sums under 6s - 13 6 Boraston, Rev. G. B. - 5 -Walker Mrs ... - 5 - Honorary Secretary— Brooke, W. tsq. ... - 5 - M. C. PBESTON, Esq. Waterman, W. Esq. - 5 Total £10 13 1 Burnard, Rev. — ... - 5 - •Welch, M. Kemp, Annual Subscriptions. Busk, Col. A. L. ... - 5 - Ames, E. L. Esq 11- •Barlow, Rev. G. H. *Cavell, Rev. H. T.. - 10 - Wimborne, Lord ... 2 2 - Wood, Mrs. Morris. - 6 - ISLE OF PURBECK Copeman, E. Esq. . . - 5 -Young, C. E. Baring, Brandram, Lt.-Col... 1 - - Cotes, Merton, Esq. . - 10 - Ksq . . .11- BRANCH. Busk, Mrs - S - Cox, T. Esq 11- Young, Edwd. Esq.. - 5 - •Chalmers, A. J. Esq. - 5 - Crokat Mrs. C - 5 - President — *Edwards, Z. Esq.. . - 10 - Cross, E.W.Jun. Esq.- 5 - Total £55 13 6 The EABL OF ELDOH. •Goldle, C. Esq - 10 - Dalkeith, Lord - 10 - Hay ward, Miss - 10 - Darner, Rev. L. Daw- Vke-PresMent— *Henley H Esq.... - 10 Donations. Lieut-Col. MAKSBL. Davey, Horace, Esq. A Friend, per H. B. Henley, Miss - 10 - Sedgfield 5 - - Honorary Secretary— Butler, Mrs - 5 - GEORGE H. BOND, Esq. •Hingeston.Wm.Esq. 1 - - Denison, Hon. Mrs.. - 10 - *Homan, E. Esq. ... 1 1 - Devenish.M.H. Esq. - 6 - GarrickClub 33- Annual Subscriptions. Digby, G. D. W. Esq. 210 - G.S. R - 5 - •EarlofEldon 16 - - Landon, Mrs - 6 - Dugmore, H. R. Esq. - 5 - Pier Approach Box. 5 16 6 Bankes, Albert, Esq. 11- Dugmore, Rev. E. E. - 5 - Pillar Box, Bourne- Bennett, S. Esq - 10 - Lewin, Lieut. -Col.. . 11- Elwes, Capt - 10 - Do. Arcade 2 10 5 Best, Mr.J. B.C.... - 5 - Lister, Mr - 10 - Elwes, Mrs -10 - Collecting Boxes.... 2 5 10 Loveridge, Mrs - 5 - Falls, Dr - 5 - •Bond, Nath. Esq.'.. 1 10 - *Mahoney, Capt 10 - Fellowes, Mrs. P.... - 5 - Bond, Rev. Canou .. 1 - - Manning, Capt. C. F. Field, J. Lyon - 5 - Total Dons.. .26 2 5 Bond, Rev. John ... - 10 6 Downes — 5 — Fox, Mrs. C - 5 - Total Subs. ..55 13 6 Bond, Thos. Esq - 10 - Marsh, Isaac, Esq... - 5 - Futvoye, Edwd. Esq. - 10 - Browne, Rev. Wm. C. - 10 - Gambea, Rev. C. G.. - 5 - £81 15 11 Newall, «. F. Esq... 6 - Gill, Rev. W - 5 - Colson, Miss - 5 - Palgrave, Mrs - 5 - Glyn, Sir R. G. Bart. 2 - - Peek, Rev. Edward.. 1 - - Glyn, Rev. C. J - 10 - Drew, Mr. J. S - 5 - Peel E Esq 2 •Godwin, Jas. P. Esq. 11- Poviteon, the Misses. - 5 - SWANAGE BRANCH. Preston, I. W. Esq.. - 10 - Haukinson, J.T. Esq. - S - President— •Preston, M. C,,)-sq. - 5 - Hartley, Capt - 5 - G. BORT, Esq. Hoarc. Mrs. C. K. .. 1 - - Radlbrd and Radford - 5 - Hickels, M - 5 - Hutchings, R.C. Esq. - 10 - Rogerson, Mrs - 5 - Hon.frey, G. Esq... - 5 - Treasurer — • Kent, "Mr. J - G - Shore, Mrs - 5 - Hopkins, Rev. T.... - 10 - G. C. DE LA MOTTE, Esq. •Hansel, Lieut.-Col. 1 - - Smith, Rev. Canon. 11- Husband, W. D. Esq. - 6 - Honorary Secretary — •Hansel, Rev. 0. L.. 1 - - Stewart, Rev. J. S. . - 5 - Inglis, Mrs 1 - - Mr. H. J. HIXSON. Miirshallsay,Mr R. J. - 10 - Jennings, Reginald, Marshallsay, Mr. F.. - 10 - Talbot, J. R. F. G. Annual Subscriptions. Mason, Rev. H. J. . - 5 - Esq - 6 - Kennaway, Mrs.... - 5 - Bankes, A. H. Ksq.. 1 - - Nash, Rev. S. W.... - 5 - 'Tucker, Henry. Esq. - 10 - K>mp, Rev. A 1 1 - Burt, G. Esq 2 2 - •Wallis, Mr. W. B. - 5 - Kemp, Miss 11- DiBby, Col., M.P.... 1 - - Onslow, Rev. C - 10 - Kettle, Miss - 10 - FiUeter, F. Esq 1 1 - 354 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1884. £. «. d. £. t. d. £. l. £. s. d. £. *. d. £. s. d. Cinque Ports Pilots, HYTHE, SANDGATE, Nicholson,W.L.Esq. 11- Emptage, Mr. D. . . . - 5 - 28 Subs, under 5s. 3 10 - AND FOLKESTONE Eammell, Mr. G. . . . - 5 Eves- , E. Esq 11- Cullen & Son,Messrs. - 5 - Tait Miss ... 1 - - Fagg, Mr. W. A. ... - 5 - BRANCH. •Webb, Major - 10 Foord-Kelcey, Geo., Edwards, J. B. Esq.. - 10 6 Whitehead, Eev. A.. - 10 - Esq - 10 6 Eilbeck, The Misses 11- President — •Friend, J. T. Esq., 1 - - Frost Bros., Messrs. - 10 - The Et. Hon. i/9rd PELHAM. Total ....,.£18 1 - Frostick, W. Esq... 11- Green, General .... 1 L - Chairman — Goddard, J. Esq. ... 1 1 - •Griffith, Eev. T. LI. - 10 6 Capt. PL-SET, B.N. Vonations. Gray, Mr. WIG - 5 - Hammond and Co. Folkestone. Pillar & Boat-house Green, Walter, Esq. - 6 - Boxes 1 0 11 Sreensted, Mr. P. .. - 6 - Harvey, J. J. Esq. . . - 10 6 Treasurer— Harris, Mrs. Chas... - 6 - Henderson, J. Esq... - 10 6 J. B. DAVT, Esq., £25 1 11 Harvey, Mr. W. S... - 5 - N. P. Bank, Folkestone. •Hatfeild, Capt 1 1 - Hilton, Eev. G. S... 1 - - Honorary Secretary — Head,G.F.Esq. LL.D. - 10 - Hilton, Miss M 1 - - GEOKGS WILKB, Esq., Hythe. Horwell, T. E. Esq.. 1 1 - Jggulden, John, Esq. 1 - - James. Sir W.C. Bart. 3 3 - Annual Subscriptions. LYDD DUNGENESS •Isaacson, E. Esq. . . - 10 6 Lamplough, H. Esq. - 10 - £. s. a. BRANCH. Jones, Eev. W. Ashdown, Mr. Ed... - 5 - Taylor 11- McCreagh, Lady ... - 10 - Barton, the Misses.. - 5 - Chairman — Morris, Mrs 11- Brockman, F. Esq. .11- AMTEED DENNE, Esq., D.L. Larkin, John, Esq. .11- •Nethersole. Jno. Esq. - 10 6 Cobb, Mr. J. V - B - Honorary Secretary — Malins, Mr. J. B.... - 5 - Patterson, Eev. E. . . - 10 a E. T. BASS, Esq., J.P. Pittock,Mr.W - 10 - Cobb, Thos. Esq. ... - 5 - Mercer, W. Esq. ... - B - Koope, T. Esq - 10 6 Davy, J. E. Esq. ... - 5 - Annual Subscriptions. Painter, C. Esq 11- Bartholomew, Mrs. ftiramor, Messrs. K. Seward, N. Esq - 10 - Deedes, William, Esq.l - - William 11- and Son - 5 - •Treanor, Eev. T. S. 1 - - •Du Boulay, J.Esq. . - 10 6 Benneworth, Eev.J. - 5 - Pittock, Dr. J. P.... - 6 - Watt Miss - 5 Evans, Eev - 10 6 •Bass, C. E. Esq. ... - 10 - Price, ilr. W. P - 5 - Westhorp, Theo- *Fitness, John, Esq.. - 10 6 •Bass, E.T. Esq.... - 10 - Purdey, J Esa 1 1 - Hankey, General ... 1 - - Bevan, Ed. Esq - 10 - Wood,H. D. Esq.... - 10 - Harrison.W.G.S.Esq. - 10 6 Blacklocks, Mr. J... - 5 - Eobinson.G.W.Esq. Holden, Mr. - 10 - »Blacklocks,Mr.Wm. - 10 - M.A - 10 6 £33 4 - Horton, B. Esq - 10 6 Burra, James, Esq.. - 10 - Eowe, Dr. T. S 1 - - •Jenkins, Eev.Canon - 10 6 Burton, Kev. Chan- Rowe, Mr. T. S - 6 - Kirkpatrick, Major . - 10 6 cellor 20- Eussell, Sir Geo..... 22- Donations. Lonsdale, J. Esq. ... - 10 6 Cooper, Mr. E - 10 - Salter, G. Esq 1 1 - Deal collecting boxes 4 18 10 *Mackeson,H.B. Esq. - 10 6 •Denne, Alured, Esq. - 10 - Salter, W. Esq 11- Hicks, G. M. Ksq...lO 10 - Nelson, John, Esq... - 5 - Denne, Col. E.H.A. . 1 - - Do.(1878-8:i) £63 Oxenden, Mrs 11- •Finn, Mr. Arthur. . - 10 - Smith, C. D. Esq.... - 5 - •Pledge, W. Esq. ... - 10 6 •Finn, Mr. Edwin . . - 10 - Stiles S. Esq 1 Total Dons 15 8 10 Rigden.Mr.K -10 6 Finn, Mr. George.. - 10 - Thornton, Miss 2 2 - TotalSubs, 33 4 - Eussell, Sir C., Bart. - 10 - Finn, Mrs. George. - 5 - Thurston, I. Esq.... - 6 - Sandilands, E. Esq. ; - 10 6 •Gell, Eev. E - 10 6 £18 12 10 •Sherwood, Jobn.Esq. - 10 6 Howe, Kev. J - 10 - Wastall&Co.Kessrs. - 5 - Shipwash, Mr. E.... 5 - Hutchings, Lewis . - 10 - Weekley, Mr. J - 6 - Sidle, Mrs - 10 - Perks, E. Esq 1 1 - Willett, Mr. F. W. . - 6 - WALMEB LIFE-BOAT. Thompson, Kobert, Prescott, Mr. Win. - 6 - Woodruff, Mr. W. C. - 5 - •Procter, J. C. Esq. - 10 - Wootton, Mr. A. ... - 5 - Annual Subscriptions. Tournay, Tournay Wootton, S. Esq. ... - 10 - Granville, Earl, K.G. W. Esq 1 1 - Samson, Mr. W - 10 - Young, Mr. H. W... - 5 - RC 5 - - Walton, Mr. G. C. . . - 5 -Selmes, Messrs - 10 - Watkin, Sir E., M.P. - 10 6 White Mrs C . . - 5 - Total £42 3 6 *l)ushe, Capt. E.N.. - 10 - Wildash Dr . . . . 10 6Wingate, Eev. W. *Cannon, Mrs 1 - - Wilks, George, Esq.. - 10 6 C L - 5 - Cullen & Sons.Messrs. - 6 - Williamson, Eev.... - 10 6 Wood, Field, & Han- Donations. *l>avey, Dr. - 20 - Wilson, Mr. William - B - bury, Messrs. .... 2 - - Simpson, Miss - T - Itouglas, Capt. J.... - 10 - Young, E. D., Esq. Boxes :— •Douglas, Capt. G... - 6 - R N .. - 10 White Hart Hotel 136 Elision, Eev. E. ... 1 1 - Total £20 16 6 L. C. & D. By., Fisher Mi«s - 6 Contribution Boxes. - fi - Bamsgate 2 8 3 Donations. York Hotel . - 11 11 •Griffith, Eev. T. LI. - 10 - Pillar Boxes 22 19 - Total £17 - - Ship Hotel -16 Other Boxes 237 Harvey, Vice-Adm.. 1 - - Crown Hotel - 1 1 James, Sir W. Bart.. 2 - - £45 19 1 Kent Hotel - 9 5 MARGATE BRANCH. Kind's Head Botel - 13 - •Leith, H. Esq I - - Fountain Hotel . . - 5 3 Nethersole, Mr. W . - 6 - Chairman— Boat House - 10 4 Smith, Arthur. Esq. 1 - - J. T. FRTEND, Esq., J.P. Jetty Extension.. 1 7 11 Thompson and Sons, KINGSGATE Honorary Secretary — BRANCH. WM. CRAWFORD, Esq. Total Dons. .... 8 13 » Walmer Collecting Total Subs 42 3 6 Box 238 Annual Subscriptions. Watt, Miss - 6 - Honorary Secretary — Major WEBB. Bayly, Mr. John.... - 5 - £50 17 3 Barrett, T. J.Esq... 11- Total 22 14 8 Mr. J. J. FRANCIS, Boulden,Eer.A. W., North Deal 48 12 10 Chief Officer of H.M. Ct. Gd. NEW ROMNEY Chancellor, Mr. S. S. - 6 - BRANCH. KIKGSDOWNE LIFE-BOAT. Annual Subscriptions. Chubb, Mr. J.F - 5 - Alexander, C. Esq. ..22- Cobb, A. B. Esq - 10 - Collecting Box; - 15 4 Chairman — Cotton, Mrs 1 - - Cobb, F. C. Esq 1 - - HEKHT COBB, Esq. Edmeades, Eev.W.H. 11- Cockerell. Mrs - 6 - £72 2 10 •Cotton, H.H. P. Esq. 1 - - Honorary Secretary— •Hannam, G. E. Esq. - 10 - Courtney, W. Esq . . 1 1 - JOHN HcMrHEnr, Esq. Harris, T. N. Esq. ,.11- Crawford&Co.Messrs. 11- Annual Subscriptions, Hocigsoi), Eev.J. G.. 1 1 - Cntlack, B. and A... - B - Castle, Miss Sarah . 1 - - •Isacke, Capt. H.C.S. 1 - - DeVaynes, Miss .... 1 - - •Cobb, Henry, Esq. . - 10 - Levy, Jonas, Esq.... 55- Dering, Sir E.G. Bart. 2 2 - Finn, Mrs. G - 10 - Metcalfe, Col. C.B. ..11- Edwards, Mrs 1 - - Giles, Miss E 1 - - 360 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1884. £. s. d •Hnmphery, John, BOLTON BRANCH. FLEETWOOD Esq - 10 Uatuastme. BRANCH. •Pusev, Capt., R.N. - 10 Chairman — •Tunbridge, T. T. BLACKBURN E. G. HARWoon, Esq. Patron — BRANCH. Mayor of Bolton. ROBERT DuNDERnALE, Esq. Contribution Boxes. - 8 J.P. Total .. ..£5 8 President — THOMAS H. WINDER, Esq. His Worship the MAYOR. Chairman — Annual Subscriptions. Rev. JAMES PEARSON, M.A. Treasurer — £. ». d J. S. POLLITT. Esq., Abbatt, Mr. Wm.. . . - 10 6 Treasurer — Manchester and County Bank *Ainsworth,R.H.Esq. THOS. DEEWRY. PORT OF ROCHES Honorary Secretary — J p 1 1 - Honorary Secretary TER BRANCH. JOSEPH BHIERLEY, Esq. C.E. Briggs, A. L. Esq., J. PICKEEIBG, Esq. J.P 11- Donations and Subscriptions Annual Subscriptions. President — £. s. d •Cooper, Mr. Thomas 11- Constantine, Mr. R. £. «. d. His Worship the MAYOB. His Worship the Addle, R. Forrester - 10 6 Mayor, Jas. Hoyle, H - 10 8 Honorary Secretary- •Crook, Joseph, Esq. Ashton, Mr. Walter - 5 - Mr. J. H. CKOCKFOBD. Esq 1 1 - Barker, Alfred - 10 6 •Carr.Mr.Thomas H. 11- Annual Subscriptions. Brierley, J., C.E. .. - 10 6 *Cross, John and Sons, Messrs 11- •Carson, Mr. Alex. .11- Aldridge, Mr.J. T.. - 10 Dugdale, Adam, Esq. 11- Clemesha, A. & B.. . - 10 6 Banning, Rev. C. H. Embley, J 1 - - Cunlifte, Mr. Georee 11- Dorrian, James, Esq., •Cook, Capt - 10 6 Feilden, Lieut.-Gen. Coulburn,Mr. William- 5 - Belsey, F. F. Esq. . . - 10 C.M.G., M.P 6 - - J.P 11- Benton, J. S. Esq. . . - 10 6 Hart, Thomas, Esq.. 11- Dowling, Mr. W.... - 5 - Fell, G. Esq. J.P. ..11- Curwen & Co. Messrs. Budden, W. Esq 10 6 Higham, Miss M. J. 1 1 - H &G 1 1 Bullard, Mr. C - 5 - Hornby, W. H. Esq. 11- Fernihough, Mr. W. - 10 6 Burtield. Mr. R. C... - 5 - Glaister,Thomas,Esq. Davies, Mr. Alex. . . - 5 - J.P 1 1 - •Drewry.Mr.Thomas - 5 - Greenhalgh, Mr. E. P. - 10 6 Drewry, Mr. William - 5 - Crockford, Mr J. H. 1 1 - Thwaites, D, Esq. . . 1 - - Drummond, Mr. Tho- Edwards, J.L. Esq.. - 5 - Thompson, W - 5 - Foord, C. R. Esq. Umpleby, J - 10 6 (Mayor of Roches- Haslam, J. andCo... 1 Dunderdale, Robert, ter} 1 1 - *Hey wood, Mr. John 1 Esq.,J.P 11- Foord, W. W. Esq., Box at the Exchange - 1 9 *Hick,«7 Esq 1 - Fisher, Mr. Thomas - 6 6 Medway Steam Holden, Mr. C. H. . 1 Fleetwood Estate Co. 3 3 - Packet Company .11- .£14 1 9 •Holden, Mr. Thos. 11- Foord, J. and Sons, •Holden, Mr. T. W.. 2 2 - •Gaulter, Mr. Cuth- Holden, Mr. A. T... 11- bert - 10 6 Gardiner, Mr. A. F. - 10 - *Houldsworth,Mr.J.S.- 10 - •Gibson, Mr. Jas. R.. - 10 6 Gill Mr G W . - 10 - BLACKPOOL Hulton&Son, Messrs. 11- Gornall, Mr. William - 5 - Haymen, W. Esq... 11- *Kevan, Mr. Peter . . - 10 6 Hudson, Mr. Lncas . - 5 - Hills, Mr. J. S - 6 - BRANCH. *Knowles, Jas. Esq. •Humphrys.Capt. . - 10 6 HUN Mr G 5 Chairman — J.P 1 1 fames, Kev. Herbert A., Naylar, J. G. Esq. . . - 10 6 JOHN HAKDMAN, Esq., J.P. *Knowles, John, Esq., B.L>..Rossall School 2 2 - Royal Engineer Yacht (Mayor). J p 11 Johnson, Mr. John . - 5 - Club, School of *Lee,Henry,Esq. M.P.I 1 - Military Engineer- Vice-Chairman— Livy, J. Esq, J.P. .. - 10 - jancaster Bankg. Co. 22- ing, per Lieut. H. JOHN GRIME, Esq. Mareden, J. & Sons, V. Kent, R.E. ... 2 - - Treasurer — Messrs 11- 4orth Lancashire S. Watson and Gill, R. HANDLEY, Esq. *Mnsgrave, J. & Sons, Navigation Co.. ..21 - - •Orr, Dr. 1 1 Honorary Secretary— Woodhams, W. Esq. - 10 6 A. M. VIENEH, Esq. Nicholson, Mr. W.. 1 1 - •Pearson, Rev. James, Shaw, Mr. Richard.. - 10 6 MA... . - 10 - Total 14 4 - Annual Subscriptions. rhomasson, J. P., 'orter, Mr. Edmund - S - Bickerstaffe, Robert, Esq., M.P 5 - Porter, Dr 5 Tillotson, Mr.W.F.. - 10 - Porter, Mr. William - 5 - Donations. *Walmsley,T.Esq.J.Pl 1 - Veston Banking Co. 22- Contents of Box )obson, T. M. Esq. .11- •Wilkinson, Mr.T. . 1 1 - 'reston, Mr. Joseph. - 6 - Ijondon & County •Winder, H. Esq. .. - 10 6 tiley, Mr. Thomas . - B - Bank, Chatham irime, John, Esq... 11- Winder, T. H. Esq. . - 10 6 Shultleworth, Mr. W. - 10 - Branch 1 - Handley. R. Esq 1 - imiih.Rev.HenryW. - 5 - Contents of Box Hanley, VV. Esq. ... 1 - Smith, Jervoise, Ksq. 2 - - London & Pro- Harrison, R. B. Esq. 1 - Varbrick,Mr.Richard- 10 6 vincial Bank, Jeffrey, N. S. Rev. . 10 6 Subscription. Chatham Branch . - 12 2 Meredith, C. Esq.... 1 - Bolton (Football) Contents of Box fcNaughten, Dr 1 -Charity Cup Corn- Wellington Inn, Brompton, per Donations. Mr. McNeill 1 10 - harpies, Geo. Esq. . - 10 - Total £44 19 - Offertory at Rossall Royal Victoria Owl utcliffe, VV. Esq. ..11- School, per Kev. Club. Rochester ..11- 'homas, Jos. Esq. Donations. Herbert A. James, Wood Hall, Shealey, B.I) 4 11 4 Herts 1 1 - iox in Free Library - 8 2 {ridges, Rev. T. . . . - 5 - Threlfall, Mrs. Ann, Total Dons 458 £46 7 2 Total Subs 14 4 - 'opping, E. Esq. ... 1 1 - Viener, A. M. Esq. .11- Soxes. £W 9 8 Vaneuberg, Dr. V. ustoms 2 11 2 A 1 jife-boat House .... 5 3 4 Wayman Kev. J. . . 1 1 - Whiteley, Miss 1 1 - Whitworth Institute - 17 9 £20 18 6 Total Dons 24 18 9 Donations. Total Subs 50 6 6 illar and other Col- lecting Boxes ....31 5 11 £75 6 3 — Total 62 4 5 •™~^^~ BEANCHES— LIST OF ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 361 u £. «. d. £ . s. d. £. *. d. LANCASTER Jackson, George.... 1 - - A Greg's Children's Boxwell, Wm. Esq. 11- Box - 5 8 Brancker, John, Esq. 11- BRANCH. Model Life-Boats— Braudretb.Thos. Esq. 11- President — • Johnson, Dr. James. 11- County Hotel 1? - Brierley, Wood, and Lieut.-Col. GBEEHE. Lamport, Miss F. A. - 10 - King's Arms 1 14 3 Co., Messrs 2 - - Lancaster Quay Com- A. Dawson, Master - 5 - *Briggs, Capt. W. S. 1 1 - Honorary Treasurer — missioners 5 6 - Stork, J. S - 4 1 Sristow, J. Ksq 1 1 - J. C. Moon, Esq. L/ancasterBankingCo.3 3 - British and African Honorary Secretary— Langshawe, Mrs.. .. - 2 6 Steam Ship. Co. . . 2 2 - M. SIMPSON, Esq. Ueeming, Misses ... - 5, - Total Dons 9 14 1 British and Eastern Deeming, Mrs. John - 6* - Total Subs.... 118 2 - Shipping Company, Annual Subscriptions. Limited 2 2 £. ». A. £127 16 1 Brocklehurst, G. W. Allen, Rev. Dr. 1 - - Esq 5 - Baines L T 1 - - Lowndes, Miss Kate - 10 - Brocklehurst.H.Esq. 11- Baldwin, Miss 1 - - Macnicol, Miss - 10 - Brocklehurst, R. Esq. 11- Ball, T - 5 - Srockieuuret, S. Esq. 11- Barker, Mrs - 10 - Vlansergh, Mrs - 6 - LIVERPOOL & NEW teomham, W. Esq. .11- Barrow, Thomas.... - 5 - Masonic Lodge of BRIGHTON BRANCH. 3rowne, A. F. Esq.. - 10 - Barrow, Miss S - 5 - Fortitude, 281 1 1 • - Browne, Miss M. F. . - 10 - Barrow, William ... - 10 - »Maxsted, G. W. . . . 1 1 - Chairman — Bulley, S. M. & Sons, Bartlett, Rev. P - 10 . - «Moon, J. C 1 1 - ALFRED BOWEB, Esq. Barton, Thomas .... 1 - - Moon, Jas., London. 11- Bulley, S. M., Esq. .11- Moon, Geo., London. - 10 - Treasurer— Beesley, James - 3 - Moore, Rev. B 1 - - HAROLD L. BOWER, Esq. Calvert, Capt 11- Bell, Thomas - 6 - Moser.R. P - 6 - Hon. Secretary at Liverpool— Cameron, John, Esq., Bell, W. - 6 - Moss WE - 10 - CHABLBS H. BELOE, Esq. JID. 1 1 - Newshmn, Richard, Hon. Sec. at New Brighton— Cannington, John •Blades, Chas 11- the late 11- J. L. C. HAMILTON, Esq. and Co., Messrs. ..11- Bond R - 2 6 Carter, Tyrer, and Bone, Rev. John ... - 5 - Assistant Secretaries- Parker, Messrs. ..11- Booker, S. (2 years). 2 - - Mr. MATTHEW HENDRTE. Mr. JOHN COLE. Uarter, Wm. Esq. ... 1 - - Bowes, Miss - 5 - Parker, James 1 1 - Carver Bros, and Co., Bradshaw, Isaac. ... - 5 - Parr, H. W - 5 - Annual Subscriptions. Messrs 1 1 - Bradshaw, Miss .... - 5 - Peacock, Mrs. R. B.. 1 - - Adam, E., Ksq. M.I.). 11- Chadburn, W. Esq. .11- Bradshaw.W - 10 - Pedder, Miss - 10 6 Adams, R., Ksq. ... - 5 - Chfl'mberlain, G. Esq. 11- •Briggs, Capt. Robert 1 1 - Peebles, Mrs 1 - - Alexander, Robt. Esq. 1 1 - *Chambres, Major Briggs, Mrs - 10 - Pritt, Rev. F. D. ... - 10 - Allan Brothers & Co. Wm., J.P 22- Burrell, J. S., Liver- Cliff, Edward, Esq. .11- pool 11- Procter, W 1 - - Allan, R. G. Esq. 1 1 - Cliif, William, Esq. .11- Burrow, Miss Jane, Pryke, Rev. \V. E... 1 1 - Andersson, W. H. Coltai t, R. Esq 1 1 - Liverpool 11- Redinayne, Mrs. ... - 5 - Esq 11- Comber, Thos. Esq. .11- Redmayne, Miss J. . - 5 - Anderson, R. & Co. Comberbach, W. S. Butler, Mrs., the late- 10 6 Rigby, Rev. J. P. . . - 5 - Carson, Miss 11- Koper, W - 10 - Armstrong, Jos. Esq. 1 - Cookson, Edward H., Charnley, R - 10 - Ross, Rev. H - 10 - Ashe, T. F Ksq..'.. 1 - Chippindall, Misses . - 15 - Rothwell, Miss - 5 - Aspinall, Son, and Cookson. T. W. Esq. 11- Clark, C. T. 1 1 - Koyds, Rev. C. T.... 1 1 - Brooke, Messrs.... 1 - Cope, Bros, and Co. Clark, Miss, Queeu St. 10 - Royds, Mrs., Heysham Atherton, Wm., Esq. 1 - Clarke, Miss - 10 - Collage 1 1 - Babcock, B. V. & Co. Cotesworth, Lyne Saul, Dr. W. W. ... - 10 - Messrs 1 1 - and Co., Messrs... 11- Cleminson, Chas - 10 - Saunders, C. M 1 1 - Bailey, John, Esq... 11- Coubrongh, H. Esq.. 1 - - Crompton, Miss .... 2 - - Seward, Abram - 6 - Baker, Chas. Esq.... 11- *Coulbourne,E.W.Esql 1 - Dalzell, J. H - 10 _ Bald, A., Esq 11- Cox, G. R. Esq 22- Davis.Rev.D - 10 - Sharp, Mrs. Jno. ... 1 1 - Balfour, Williamson, Cox, Henry, Esq 1 1 - •Dawson, E. B 1 1 - Sherson, Miss 11- and Co. Messrs. ... 1 1 - •Cox. James, Esq... 22- Dawson, Mrs. E. B. . - 10 - •Simpson, M 1 1 Banner, Harmood & Crooks, Mrs 1 1, - Dawson, Mrs 5 - - Simpson, M. H. - 10 - Son, Messrs 1 1 - Crooks, R. F. Esq. . . 1 - - Dickinson, John.. .. - 6 - Starkie,J. P.C 1 1 - Baring, Brothers & Crosbie, Lt.-Col.C.E. 1 1 - Diggens, James .... - 6 - Storey, Edward - 6 - Co., Messrs 22- Dixon, Miss - 2 6 Barrow, James, Esq. 11- Crosfleld, C. J. Esq. 11- Dixon, MissM - 2 6 »Storey, Thos 1 - - Bartlett, Thos. Esq.. 11- Crosfleld, J. D. Esq. 11- Donaldson, J. H., Swainson, Thos - 10 - Bartlctt. Wm. Esq. .11- Crosfleld, Wm. Esq.. 1 1 - London 22- Swainson, \Vm - 2 6 Bates, E. and Sons, Crosthwaite, Arthur, Sykes & Co., Liver- Messrs 22- Esq 11- Eastwood, L - 2 6 Battcreby, W. & C. Cunningham.H. Esq. 11- Edmondson, T., L'on- Taylor, Messr8.R.&J. 11- &Co. Messrs 11- Currey, Miuor Henry 1 - - Threlfttll, Miss - 10 - Baylis,T.H. Esq.Q.C.l 1 - Currey. John, Esq.. .11- Edmondson, Mrs., do. - 10 - Townley, Miss - 5 - Beazley, James, Esq. 11- Davidson, K.W. Esq. 1 1 - Fielding, Mrs 1 - - Townley, John, Beazley, James H.; Davies, Ellis & Co. Ford, Miss 1 - Esq 11- Ford, W 11- Townson, Miss - 10 - Bell, Geo. & Co., Derby, Right Hon. Gibbins, Mrs. John, Tunstall, Mrs., the Messrs 1 1 The Earl of 2 2 - Birmingham 11- late 1 1 - Belcher, Wm. M. Esq. 11- Dixon, K. H. Esq. ..11- *Greene,bieut.-Col.T. 22- Walker, Rev. Canon - 10 - BelLWm. Esq. M.D.. 11- Dobell&Co.,Messrs.A. 11- Greene, Rev. T. H. . 2 2 - Walmsley and Smith 11- *Beloe, Charles H.Esq.l 1 - Dowie, James, & Co. Greene, T. P -10 6 *Beloe,H. C.Esq.J.P. 11- Messrs 1 1 - Greenwoed, Robert. - 10 - Wearing, S. W - 10 - Bennett, Wm. Esq.. 2 2 v- Drielsma, Mrs - 10 - ttreg.Aluert 1 - - Welch, W. G - 10 6 Bewley, Jno. Esq... 11- Drielsma, Maj. Simon 11- Hadwen, Mrs - 10 - Welch, Miss - 5 - Bingham, W. Ksq. . . l 1 - Ducker, H. Esq - 5 - Hall, Dr. . '. 10 - Blain, Samuel, Esq.. 22- Duranty, Widow & Hall, Richard - 10 - Williamson, Jaa. ... 1 1 - Blower, l)r - 10 6 Son, Messrs 1 1 - Hall.S - 2 6 Wilson, James - 2 6 Booth, Alfred & Co. Earles and King, Harris S J 1 1 Hatch, James - 10 < Wright, Mrs 4 4 - Boumphrey, Joseph, Eccles. E. S., Esq. . . l 1 - Hathoruthwaite, Rev. E.-q 11- Eden, Dr. Thos 1 1 - Dr. 1 - Total £118 2 - Bouch, Mrs. John . . 1 1 - Elder, Dempster, and Hinde, Misses 1 1 Bouch, T.W. Esq... 11- Co. Messrs 1 1 - Hodgson, Thomas . . - 1 0 6 •Bower, A. Esq 2 2 - Elkington and Co. Donations. *Bower, H. L. Esq. .11- Lord Wimnarleigh . 1 - - Bowring, C. T. & Co. Eltey Mrs 2 2 Ingall, George -26 Elmslie, L. C., Esq. . - 6 - 362 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1884. £. s. d £. s. d £. 1. d £. 1. d. Eskrigge, R. A. Esq. 22- Honghton.MissE. D. 1 - - Minoprio, F. C. A. Schroader and Co. Evans, G. Eyre, Esq. - 1 - Hooghton, Miss Jane 11- Esq 1 1 Messrs. J H 2 2 Houlder Brothers & MoSatt, Bros, Messrs. 11- Shallcross, T.R.E80. 1 1 - Evans, Thos. Esq. . . - 5 - Molyneux.Capt.A.M. 11- Silberbach, J. tt Fallows, John, Esq.. 11- Hughes, John W.Esq. 11- Esq - 10 Fletcher, G.H. & (Jo. Hurworth, R. Esq... - 5 - Morgan. Walter, Esq. 11- Slater, J. Esq 11- Messrs 11- Hutchinson, Miss... - 10 - *Moss-Edwards, Sir Smart, David, Esq. .22- Fowell, Rev. R. D... - 10 6 Hutchinson, W. H. Thos. Bart S - - Smith, A. M. and Co. Friend, E. C. and Co. Esq 10 6 Moss, Thomas Esq. Messrs ,.. 1 1 - Ihlers & Bell Messrs 11- (the late) 1 1 - Smith, Elisha, Esq. ..1 1 - Gamble, Colonel D. . 1 - - Inman Steam Ship Moss. Rev. J. Miles. 1 - - Smith, James, Esq. .11- Co Limited .11 Mounsey, E. Esq. ..11- Smith, J. Barkeley, Gardner, Major 11- Irven, Geo. S. Esq. . 1 1 Muspratt, E. K. Esq. 11- Gardner, Henry, Esq. 11- *Isrnay, Imrle, & Co. National S.S. Co. Smith, Robert, Esq.. 22- Smith, Samuel, Esq. Gardner, W. It., Esq. 5 - - Jack & Co. James, Neilson Mrs ... 1 1 M.P 5 - Gardner, Rev. J. 0.. 1 1 - Newgass, B. Esq. ... 1 1 - Smith, Samuel, Esq. 2 - - Garnett, Alex., Esq. 11- Jackson, Jos. Esq. . . - - Mlcholson, R.&Sons, Smy th, Koss, T.& Co. Garratt, John, Esq. . - 10 - Jackson, R. Esq .... 1 - Geddes, Wm. & Sons, Jacob, W. T. Esq. . . 1 - Nickels, J. T. & Co., Sparrow, A. Esq.... 1 - - • Messrs 1 1 - Jardine, D. Esq. ... 2 - Messrs 1 1 - Spoonley, S. Junr. Gilmour, H. B. Esq. 11- Japp and Kirby, Nicol, William, Esq. 11- Esq . . .11 Given, John, Esq. . . 1 - - Messrs 1 - North, Fred. Esq. ... 1 1 - Springmann, E. Esq. - 10 6 Gillespie&Co.Messrs. 1 1 - j K C Pappacalo, D. Esq. .11- Stanistreet, G. Esq. . 1 - - Gladstone, Root. Esq. 11- Johnston, F. Esq.... 11- Papayanni and Co. Steel, James, Esq. ..11- Glynn, Jno. & Son, Johnson, R. C. Esq.. 11- Steenstrand, W. Esq. 11- Johnston, W. and Co. Parker, A. T. Esq... 11- Stevenson, Geo. Esq. 22- Messrs 5 F'arker, Mrs. Ellen.. 1 - - Stevenson, John, Esq. 1 1 - Goodlass, Wall, and Jones, Edw. W. Esq. 1 1 - Parr and Rae, Messrs. 2 2 - Stuart & Co. D. G. Co. Messrs 11- Peel, John, & Co. Gordon, John, Esq. .11- Jones, Thos Esq.... - 10 6 Messrs 1 1 Swire, John, & Sons, Gordon, James, Esq. 11- Jones, W. H. Esq. ..11- * Peers, James, Esq. .11- Gossage, Fred. H. Esq.2 2 - Joynson, T. Esq.... 11- Philips, Son, and Taylor, Cameron, and Graham, Henry, Mrs. 22- Nephew, Messrs. .11- Greensbields, T. E. *Kent, Alfred, Esq. . - 10 6 Pooley, Mrs. Henry. 11- Taylor, Chas. Esq... 11- Esq 11- Kerferd, G. B. Esq. .11- Powell, Joseph.Grace Taylor,Edmund,Esq. 11- Grey, Edwatd,Esq.. 11- Killey, Wm. and Co., and Frank, Messrs. - 10 - Trtley, T. W. Esq. .11- Grimsdale, Dr. Tlios. Porter, Wm. & Co. Tbomas and Cook, F 1 1 - King, W. Esq 1 1 - Messrs 11- Messrs 11- Groves, Charles, Esq .11- Knox, Wm. Esq 1 1 - Preston, G. F. Esq.. 11- Thontpson, Anderson, Gruning&Co.Messrs. 22- Kurtz, A. G. Esq. ..11- Preston, R. P. Esq. .11- and Co. Messrs. . . 1 1 - Gunson, Brown & Co. Kurtz,Charles & Sons, Prestxm. R. W. & Co. Thompson, — Esq.. 1 •- - Thompson, J.W. Esq. 1 1 Habershon, E. Esq. .11- Laird, M«Gregor,Esq. 11- Quiggin,John M Esq.- 10 b Thomson, T. Esq. ..11- * Hamilton, John L. C. Laird Bros. Messrs.. 22- Eideliffe, K. Esq.... - 10 - Thornwall, K. J. Ksq. 11- Esq 11- Lamport and Holt, Tbrelfall, J. M., Trus- Hannay and Co. Messrs 33- Ralli, C. M. Esq 22- tees of the late ... 1 1 - Messrs A .... 11- Langlands and Sons, Raihbone, Benson, Timmis, T. Sutton, Hanmer, Tlios. Esq. - 10 6 Messrs. M...: 2 2 - Esq 22- Esq 22- Hardwick, Alfred, Langton. Chas. Esq. 11- luthbone Brothers *Tipton, R. S. & Son, Lear, John, Ksq 11- and Co. Messrs. ... 7 7 - Messrs 1 1 Harding, Thos. Esq.. 22- Leitch, Jas. & Co. Rathbone, Martin and Tomlinson, Hodgetts Hargreaves,Jno. Esq. 22- Messrs 11- Co. Messrs 11- and Co. Messrs.... 11- Lister, Jas. Esq 1 1 - Ratbbone, Wm. Esq. Tory, Mrs. E 1 1 - Harrison, E. H. Esq. 11- Litherland, W. Esq. M.P 2 2 - Travis and Wilde, Harrison, Fredk. J. Ravenscroft, W. Esq. 11- Messrs 1 1 - Little, James, Esq. .11- Rawdon, J. F. Esq. . - 10 6 Turner, Alfred, Esq. 22- Harrison, Gilbert and Little, William, Esq. 11- Rayner, E. W.Esq.. 11- Turner, John, Esq. .11- Littledale, H. Esq. ..11- Rayner, Mrs. Lloyd. 11- Urmson, Thos. Esq.. 11- Harrison, T. and Co. Liverpool Steam Tug Rayner, Rod., Esq... 22- \V ainwright, Wm. Co. Messrs. The ..22- Reade, T. Mellard, Esq 1 1 Harrison, Thoa., Esq. 22- Esq 1 1 Waimvripht, Richd. Heap, K. R. Esq 1 - - Lockett, C. H. Esq. .11- Rew. John, Mrs 11- Esq. (the late) ... 1 1 - Henderson, K., Esq. .11- Lowndes, R. Esq. ... 1 1 - Richardson, Miss E.. - 10 - Walker, A. and Co. Henderson, Capt. H.. 11- Lunt, W. J. fcsq 6 - Rigby, Alderman T. 1 1 - Messrs 2 2 - Henderson, W. G. Macalister, Mrs. Eigby, Samuel, Esq. 22- Walker, Horace, Esq. 11- Esq 1 1 - Annie 22- Rigg, Morden, Esq. .11- Walker, Parker and Herschell, Adolph, Macfie and Sons, Rimmer, Miss A - 10 - Co. Messrs 22 - Esq 1 1 - Messrs 22- Roberts, J. Esq - 5 - Walsh, R. J. Esq.... 11- Heywood, Arthur, M"Diarmid, J. Esq.. 1 1 - Robertson, Alex. Esq. 11- Waterhouse, Miss Esq 11'- Robertson, Crowe & M. E 1 Higginbottom, Miss Macgreg.ir, Alex. Eeq.2 2 - Co. Messrs 11- Watson, R. B. Esq.. 1 1 - E. A 1 1 Macintyre, L. H. & Robinson, Isaac W. Watson, Hy. Esq. ..22- Higgins, Wm. Esq.. 11- Co. Messrs 1 1 - Esq 1 1 - Webster, Jas. Esq... 11- Hind, Miss A - 6 - *Maclver, D. Esq. ' Robinson, Robt. Eso. 11- Wrightrnan, W. H. M P . 11- Robinson. W. L. Esq. 11- Esq 1 1 Holder, Thomas, Esq. 1 1 - Macrae, G. G. Esq... 22- Rcdger, W. Esq. ... 1 - - West,Montague,Esq. 11- Holland, W. G. Esq. - 10 6 Maddock, F. T. Esq. 1 1 - Rolls, Thomas C. Esq. 1 1 - West India and Hollinshead, Miss (the Maddock, Mrs 1 1 - Rome, Wm. Esq 1 1 - Pacific Steam Na- late) 1 1 Mahler, John, Esq. 1 - - Konald Sons & Co. Holt, G. A. Esq 11- Maples, A. Esq - 10 6 White, Alex. & Sons, Holt, Miss . 22 Marquis, Robt., Esq. 11- Roseuheim, I*. and Messrs 1 1 - Hope, S. T. Esq 11- Marriott, Wm. Esq.. 11- Sons, Messrs 1 1 - White, Forman and Hope, William, Esq. 1 1 - Marshall. W. B. Esq. 1 1 - Rowland, Holme, & Co Messrs 1 1 Hornby, Rev. Thos.. 1 1 - Martin, Jas. T. Esq.. - 10 6 Wilkinson, E. W. Horsfall, Charles E., Mason, E.G. Esq... - 10 6 Rundell, T.W. Esq.. 11- Esq - 10 6 Esq 1 1 - Massey, Fredk. Esq. 11- Salvago & Ralli Wilkinson,' Thomas Horsfall, H. Douglas, Matheson, Thos., Esq.2 2 - Esq 1 1 Esq 2 2 - VIellor, J. H. Esq. ..11- Saunders, Needham, Williamson, Samuel, Houghtcn, E. P. Esq. - 10 6 Viewburn, Lieut. -Col. 11- and Co. Messrs.... 2 - - Esq - 10 6 Houghtcn, Jno. Esq. , Meycn F. A. Esq. ..11- Scholefield, J. W. Williams & Powell, (.thellte) 11- Mill, James, Esq.. .. 11- Esq 11- * BRANCHES— LIST OF ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 363 £. s.d. £ S d £. *. d. Williams, J. W. and LYTHAM BRANCH. Beth,Stevenson,&Co. 11- Michaelis, Jas. & Co. 2 2 - Bell, J. and J 1 1 Mark, John 11- Williamson. Milligan President — Micholls, Lucas & Co. 1 1 - & Co Messrs .... 1 1 Middleton, Thos. ... 1 1 - Willis, M. M. Ksq... 1 1 - Bles, S. P. and Sons 11- Miller, Mrs. G. M... 6 - - Wilson, Meyer, and Chairman — Briggs Thos 1 1 Millward & Cryer .. 1 - - Co Messrs . 1 1 Rev. H. B. HAWKINS. British and Foreign M'Keand, Mrs 1 1 Wood, Henry, & Co. Honorary Secretary- Marine Insurance Moseley, D. & Sons .11- Messrs . 1 1 Mr. JOHN EDMONDSON. Co 5 5 Murray, A 11- Woods, William, Esq. 1 - - Mask, W. J 11- Annual Subscriptions. National Scotch Ch. Woodward, Ernest £. «. cZ. Brown, A. C. & Co. . 1 1 - T Esq 1 1 •Banister, Capt - 10 - Brown, Rev. Canon Sunday School, Wright, A. T. Esq. . 1 1 - R. H 2 2 Bloomsbury, per Wright, Crossley & Clifton, Lady B.C.. . 33- Bryan, H - 5 - Miss Turnbull ... - 15 - Coekcroft, Miss - 10 6 Novell! & Co 2 - -• Cookson, T. Esq. ... - 10 - Occleston and Fitz- Wright, Thomas W. Dannett, Miss, Chel- Esq. 1 1 - Carver Bros, and Co. 1 1 - gerald - 10 6 Openshaw, W : 11- Yates, E.W.andCo. Fair, Thomas, Esq. .11- Chadwick, Jas. J.P. Messrs 11- V.P 66- Pattcson, J. &H.. . 1 1 - Fisher.Dr - 10 6 Charlestown Gospel Total £488 11 - Harrison, Miss - 10 - Temperance Society, Peel and Co. John . . 6 - - •Hawkins, Rev.H. B. 1 1 - Philips, Herbert, J.P. 2 - - Hewitt, Miss 1 per Mr. 0. B. Hewitt, Miss E 1 - - Donations. Charlesworth.T. L. . 1 1 - Politachi, C 10 - •Hincksman, Major .11- Clayton, G. E - 2 6 Porter, Miss E 1 1 - Bates. Edward & Sons, Howarth, Miss 1 - - Clegg.Mrs. T.Sale.. 6 - - Rahr and Raundrup 11- Knowles, Mrs - 10 6 Cohen, Ferdinand . . - 10 6 Bouch, T. W. Esq. . 5 - -Richardson,John,Esq - 10 6 Crabtree, H. & Sons 33- RalliBros 1 I Browne, Mrs. L. ... - 10 - Threllfall, Mrs 1 1 - Craig, Mrs. Jas 1 - - KeinsehnmEude&Co.l 1 - Charlton, Isaac, Esq. 11- •Wartenberg, S. Esq 11- Roberts, Miss 2 - - Cherry and Lawler, •Wilding, J.W. Esq. - 10 - Davies, R 11- Robinson, G., J.P. ..11- Worrall, W. H. Esq. 1 1 - Dehu, A - 10 6 Schuster, Fulda,ftCo. 1 1 - Dewhurst, G. and R. 11-Scott, Joseph 1 1 wkinnie, per Capt. Total , £11 11 Diggles, Thos - 10 6 S. H. M., Bowdon ..44- Bradford 1 Slagg and Co., John. 11- D - 10 - Edwards, Cuniiffe, Smith, B. and Sons.. 22- Gostenhofer, C. T. Donations. Hall, Miss, Park Hill and Wilson - 10 6 Esq 6 - - Eller and Allen 1 1 - Spencer, Mrs. Reuben Hadderall, J. Esq. . . - 6 - Bllinger and Co 1 1 - (contents of Bux) . - 10 - Hamilton, Fraser & Hewitt, the Misses (1882) 100 - -Farbridge, Halliday, Stone, Dr. J 1 1 Killmister, G. R. and Co 1 1 - Hugbes, Win. Esq.. - 10 - ffarington, Miss .... 1 Thame- - s and Mersey Jones, E. Stewart, Esq 10 Worrall, Ma"t. John Findlater »nd Mackie 22- Marine Insurance • Esq 2 Fothergill & Harvey 11- Koch, H. Esq - 10 - Coll. at Encampment Gaddum and Co. ... 1 1 - Tootal, Broadhurst, M. R. G 10 Galbraith, Glazebrook, Master and Crew of of 3rd Adm. Batt. Watts, E 1 l the -Ship Stronsa, Lane. R. V., Col. Dugdale (18811... 6 14 1 Genth F 1 1 Wedemeyer, R 1 1 - per Messrs. Sand- Goldschmidt, P. J.P. 11- Whitworth, E 1 1 - bach, Tinnefe Co.. 1 16 - Offertory at the Har- vest Festival at Grafton. F. W., M.P.. 5 - - Wilson, A. W. (con- P.H.S 1 - - tents of Box) - 3 8 Patterson, McCully Lytham Parish Church, by Rev. Greg H R 1 1 Woolley, H 1 - &Co., Messrs 11- Worthington,T.&Son- 10 - H. B. Hawkins Wrigley. G. N 11- (1880) 38 16 1 GunnisG. P. &Co.,. 1 1 - ! Smith, Edwards, & Hall and Pickles ... 2 2 . - Ziegler.Ph. and Co.. 11- Co., Messrs 5 - - Pillar Boxes 13 2 11 Walthew, W. Esq. . 1 - - Total Dons 169 10 1 Hartley, Mrs. W.... - 10 - Total....£194 16 8 Wheatley, R. Esq... 1 - - Hardman, Thos. ... - 18 6 Haslam, Mrs. Jas. . . ] - - Donations. Total Dons... 40 16 - Haworth, R.&Co... 1 1 - Beshiktaslian, M.... 1 - - £111 1 1 Helm, S. L 2 2 Burlingham, Hy... - 1C - Hey wood, A. H. J.P. 2 2 - Charlestown Mission Box List. Heywood, O., J.P... 22- Room, Pendleton. - 12 2 Birkenhead Railway MANCHESTER Higgin, Lloyd & Co . 2 2 - Clare, Mrs. E. A. for Station Refresh- Hill John 2 - - Cardigan new Life- BRANCH. boat 650 - Ducker Mr H .13 Honorary Treasurers — Hoyle, Joshua, & Son Cogan, Jas. (contents Eberle's Alexandra ROBERT WHITWOBTH, Esq (Limited) 2 2 - of Box) 1 - - Hotel 1 9 5 Illingworth and Hey- Corbett, Miss 10 (Messrs. B. WHITWOBTH Bros.) Dumville, Miss .... 6 - - Hamson, Mr. Thos. . - 18 4 S L. HEI.M, Esq. wood 22- New Brighton Land- Jf.uffried and Gariel 11- Honorary Secretaries— Lower Mosley Street New Brighton Kerry Rev. E. HEWLETT, M.A. Kay Mr J 1 - Sunday School, per Hotel -12 4 J. CORBETT, Esq. F. Ashton 1 1 9 Promenade Pier .... 1 13 6 Annual Subscriptions. Makers-up at Schwann, Simpson's Refresh- Adamson, J. & Co. .11- Modera&Co 1 10 ment Rooms, Land- Agelasto, A. and Co. 11- Ledward & Sons, T. 1 1 - ing Stage 1 9 4 Agncw, J. H. & Bros. - 10 6 Leedham F H . . . . 1 1 r- Rusholme Road Sun- Andrew, G. and Sons 11- Leedham, F. H. Con- Williams, Miss - 6 3 Armitage and Sons, tents of Box - 10 - Sale and Ashton Sir E., Limited ... 1 1 - Lodge M - 10 6 Working Men's Ashton, Thomas, J.P. 2 2 - Lomax, Miss Eliza. . 11- Social Club Col- Barbour& Br.,'Robt. 33- Lomax, Wm 1-1 - lecting Box - 13 1 Total Boxes.... 15 17 6 Barclay, R. and Co. . 1 1 - Lyon, Lord, and Co. 11- St. Thomas's Sunday Total Dons 40 15 - Barlow and Jones Maclaren & Nephews Total Subs 488 11 - Bank Interest 2 9 8 Barlow, T. Br 1 1 - Manchester, Rt. Rev. £645 3 6 Bayley and Craven .22- Lord Bishop 1 1 - Total Dons 66718 6 Total Subs. ... 194 16 8 Beattie, Wilson, Melland and Coward 11- Knowles and Co. . 1 - - £8fi2 15 2 Bfhrens, The Messrs. 22- Merttens and Co. ... 1 1 - z 2 364 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1884. £. e. d. £. e. A. £. t. d. Waddington & Long- Holt, W. C. Esq 10 6 Harvest Thanks- Hoyle, Mrs. James.. - 10 6 giving, Collection ORMSKIRK Wadharn, E. . 11- Hurst, Richard, Esq. 11- at Parish Church, BRANCH. Westray, Copeland, Hurst, Wm.Esq. ... 1 1 - per liev. W. G. Hutchinson, Mrs.... 11- Terry, Vicar 3 14 10 Wigan Coal and Iron Jackson, Robert, Esq 11- Collecting Boxes at LUKE BRIGHOUSE, Esq. Co 1 1 - Kay, E. G. Esq 1 1 - Boat- bouse and at Hon. Secretary — Worrall, F - 10 6 Kav, Mrs 1 1 - ihePier 264 HARRISON GRDNDY. Kemp, Mrs 22- Sums under 5s - 3 3 King, Mrs - 10 6 Annual Subscriptions. King, W. H., Esq. .. - 10 6 Total Dons... 7 17 11 £. s. d. Total Subs. ..14 14 - Ally, Thomas, Esq.. - 10 - Donations. Lancashire, J.H.Esq. 11- Bottomley, J. Esq... - 5 - Atkinson W . . - 10 - Leach, Robert, Esq. ,11- £22 11 11 Brighousi-,Luk-,Esq. 11- Leech, Robert, Esq.. - 10 6 Brighou-e, H. Esq. . - 10 6 IJonnan, Capt - 5 Littlewood, J.S. Esq. 11- Brighouse, Mrs., The Edge, T - 10 - Ijord, James, Ksq. . . 1 1 - Cottage - 10 '- Lord, T. K. Esq. ... 1 1 - Brighouse, Samuel, Gregson, Capt - 5 - Moore, Jno.E. Esq.. 11- SOUTHPORT Esq - 10 6 Hunter, J . ^ Newall, Henry, Esq. 11- BRANCH. Burgess, Geo. C. Ksq. 11- Openshaw, J. H. Kbq.l 1 — Casteja, The Hon. Ormerori, W. E. Esq. 1 - - President— Rawlinson, Mrs .... 1 - Petrie, George,Esq.. 11- The Rt. Hon. EAKL LATHOM. Chittleburgh, F. J. Thornton, W. E. . . . - 5 Petrie.Jno.Kdw.Ksq- . 11- Petrie, Mrs. James.. 11- Chairman — Garside, W. H. Esq. - 10 - Wright H F ..11- PilHng, Edwin, Esq. 11- SAML. BOOTHBOYD, Esq. J.P. tiarside, S. A. Esq. . - 10 6JtpolloCrew 1 11 - Pilling, John, Esq.. 1 1 - Honorary Secretary — Grundy, Mr. Har- Ariadne Crew - 1 1 6 Radcliffe, Ashton... 11- J. A. ROBINSON, Esq. rison - 10 6 Radcliffe.James, Esq. 11- Holcroft, Mr. Thos.. - 6 - Londonderry Crew . 2 17 6 Robinson, John, Esq. 11- Annual Sutiscriptiom. Idle, W. G. Esq. ... - 6 -Manx Queen Crew.. - 14 - Kobinson, J. S. Esq. 11- Atkimon, John, Esq., Jenkinson, Mrs 1 - - Small sums 1 1 - Rohinson, Thos 11- J.P 1 1 - Jones, F. A. Esq.... - 10 6 Life-boat Boxes ....15 8 3 Robinson, Rich. Esq. 11- Banning, J. J. Esq.. 11- Martin. Miss, Kail- Rochdale Equitable Bellhouse, W. Esq. Total Dons 30 5 9 Pioneers' Society.. 11- (the late) .... 1 1 - Morrison, John, Ksq. - 10 - Total Subs 28 8 6 Royds, A. H. Esq. ..11- BlacklocJt, Mrs. ... 2 2 - Prescott, John, Esq. Royds, C. M. Esq... 11- *Boothroyd, Samuel, J.p 1 i _ .£58 14 3 Schofleld G. W. Esq. 11- Ramsden, the Rev. Schofleld, Mrs. Jos.. 11- Dr - 5 - Schoneld,Rob»rt,Esq. 1 1 - Rawsthorne, J. Esq. 11- Scholfield J H . . 1 1 Burdon, P. Esq 1 1 - Robinson, John, B-q. 11- PRESTON BRANCH. Shaw, William, Esq. 11- Cheetbam, B. Esq... 11- Sbeldon, The Kev. Shawcross, Leonard, Clarke.Rev. B.S., D.D. - 10 6 Canon, M.A. (the Chairman — Ksq 1 1 - Cross, Rev. T. H. . . . - - - SIDNEY A. HERMON, Esq. Shepherd, John, Esq. 11- Stretch.Herbert.Esq. - 6 - Smithson, Tbos. Esq. 11- Fernley, Wm. Esq.. Swindells, Miss 1 1 Treasurer — GEO. BEWLAY DALBY, Esq. Standrliig, John, Esq. 11- (the late) 11- Tomlinson, K. Ksq. Slevens, Allan 1 1 - Forshaw, Mrs 1 1 - J.P. (per Central Hon. Secretary— Tatham, John, Esq.. 11- Garton, Miss 11- Society 1 1 - W. A. LLOYD, Esq. Watson, Thos. Esq.. 11- Geddes Miss 11- Wainwright, Josiah, Whittaker.Chas. Esq. 11- Geldert, Mrs. Chas. Esq - 5 - Annual Subscriptions. Hermon, Sidney A. Whittaker. Geo. Esq. 1 1 - Williams, Mrs 11- Esq 1 1 Wood, Joseph, Esq.. 11- Glover, Isaac, Esq. . - 10 6 Hollins BroH. & Co. . 1 1 -Wrlgley, E. G 1 1 - Glover, James, Esq., £20 9 6 Horroeks, Miller, & J.P 11- Co 22- Wrigley.Oswald.Esq. 11- Gregory, H. L. Esq., Boxes at Hotels .... 3 2 3 Wrigley, Miss 1 1 - Halliday, Mrs 1 1 - Total £7 6 3 Total £78 13 6 Halliday, Miss 1 1 PIEL BRANCH. Heap, Robert, Es.q... 11- President— Heath, Mrs, Stoke- His Grace the DUKE op upon-Trt-nt 1 - - DEVONSHIRE, K.G. ST. ANNE'S ROCHDALEBRANCH. BRANCH. •Hesketh, Col., J.P.. 11- Honorary Secretary — Knowles, Mrs 1 1 - Captain STOKES. Honorary Secretary — Chairman — Annual Subscriptions. R. TAYLOR HEAPK, Esq., J.P. JOHN GREEKIIALGH, Esq. •Knowlys.Rev. C. H. 1 1 - Ashburner, T - 10 6 Annual Subicriptunu. Hon. Secretary— Lancashire and York- Barrow Steam Nav. W. A. LLOYD. shire Railway Co.. 33- Co 22- Ashworth, Miss .... 1 1 - 'Lathom, The Earl. 6 5 - Bargate, G. £Co.... 11- Ashwortb, Wm. Esq. 1 1 Annual Subscriptions. l,ei-8,Mrs. S.(ihe late) 11- Barrow Shipbuilding Barlow, Edwd. Esq.. 11- Boyle, Mr. R 11- Litton, Wm, Esq. . . 1 1 - Co 1 1 Barrett, Joseph, Esq. 11- Builough, Mr. J.... 11- Beesley & Sons 1 - - Brierley, Abrm. Esq. 11- Clifton, Lady B.C.. . 22- Macrae, Miss A 11- "(Jainl, D 11- Brierley, James, Esq. 11- •EllerbM-b, Mr. J... - 10 6 Mason, Henry Q. . . . 1 1 - Bright, J. A. Esq... 1 1 - *Mathwin, Henry, Crossfleld, F. J - 10 - Bright, Thomas, Esq. 11- »Frecman,Mr. R. K. 11- Esq., B.A 11- Davey, W 22- Chadwick, G. T. Esq. 1 1 - *Greenhalgh. Mr.J. 22- Mottram, J. Esq.... 11- ]>llke of Devonshire. 2 2 - Clegg, E. A. Esq.... 11- Leach, Mr. J 1 1 - *Nichoison, R. Esq. Fisher, J. and Sous .22 Crowther, F. G. Esq. 11- *Maxwell, Mr. J.... 11- J.p 11- Dearden, J. G. Esq.. 1 1 - *Porritt, Mr. J. W.. 1 1 - *Smith,W.Esq.,J.P. 1 1 - Gradwell, W. Exors. - 10 6 Davenport, J. M. Esq. 11- »Terry, Rev. W. J. Stead, J. F. Esq., J.P. 11- Dunmock, Jas. Esq. 11- Vicar 1 1 - *Stead, Thomas, W. Johnston, M. & Co.. 33-Entwisle, J. B. N. •Thompson, Mr. J. . 1 1 - Lawrence, J - 10 - E»q 11- Whitehead.Mr.W.M. 11- Stephenson, T, R. Little, James & Co. . 2 2 -G rundy, John, Esq. .11- Haigh, J. W. Esq... 11- Total ...£14 14 - Porter, G.' - 10 Heap, James, Esq". ..11- *Swire, S. Esq., J.P. 11- Heap, Joshua, Esq. .11- Donations. •Suteliffe.Kev.T.J.P. 11- Strongitharm, A. H.. - 10 6 Heape,R.T. Esq. J.P. 11- Hall, Mr.,Lectureby - 13 6 *Thomas, W. Esq., Townson & Ward . . - 10 -Heginbotlom, Mrs... 11- Spurrier, Mr. Hy... 11- M.D., J.P 1 1 - BRANCHES— LIST OP ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 365 £. s. d. £. «. d. £. ». d. Thorniley.G.H.Esq., Goodchild, Mstr. T. P. Massingberd, C. L. J.P .1 1 - (Koiherby) - 6 - Ksq 1 1 - *Unwin, John, Esq. 11- Green, Messrs. John Uincolns&ttfc. Massingberd, Rev. *Welsby, J. H. Esq. 1 1 - W.0 1 1 - West, Mrs 1 1 - *lireen, Mr. W 1 1 - *Wood, James, Esq. Hall, Mr. J - 6 LINCOLNSHIRE Monson, Hon. and J.P ...„ ! i Harrison and Sons, SHIPWRECK Rev.E. 1 1 Wood, P. F. Esq. ... 1 1 Messrs. T - 5 ASSOCIATION •Mundy, C. M. Esq. 11- Hart & Levy,Messrs. - 10 6 Myddleton, R. lisq. .11- Total £64 8 6 Haxby, Mr. J. B.... - 10 6 BRANCH. Myers,Mr. L. C.... - 10 - *Hewitt, Mr. F - 10 6 Nevile, George, Ksq. 11- Hodges, Mr. J. K. . . 1 1 - Treasurer — Owen, Rev. Henry. . - 10 - Donation*. •Hodges, Mr. F 1 1 - WILLIAM GAKFIT, Esq. Palmer, Rev. E - 10 - Pillar, and Boat- Hodges, Mr. G.H. .. 1 1 - •Parker, Rev. Richd. 1 1 - House Boxes 4 13 - Howcutt, Mr. John . - 10 6 Joint Honorary Secretaries — Parker, Wm. Esq... 2 2 - Saxbr, J. (the late). 5 - - Hutehinsoii.Mr.W.E. 11- Rev. K. W. CRACBOFT and Pickford, Rev. F. . . . 1 1 - Ingram, Mr. Thomas - 10 6 Rev. E. RAWNSLEY. Pretyman, Rev. Fred. 11- Total Dons 9 13 _ Interest from Bankers 2 19 9 Price, Potter, Walker, Total Subs. '....64 8 6 Interest on borough Annual Subscriptions. and Co. Messrs.. ..22- £. s. d. Rainev, Dr 11- tit: I 6 Johnson, Mr. J -10 6 Ainslie, Rev. Robert 1 - Rawnsley, P. Esq. . . I 1 - Johnson, Mr. T. F. . 1 1 - Alington, Geo. Esq.. 1 - *Rawnsl.'y,Rev.Edw. 11- Jones, Messrs. T.&J. - 10 6 Alleuby S. Esq - - Reynardson, C .B. Esq.l 1 - Kemp, Messrs. E. & Allott, Rev. J 1 - Ripon, Marquis of . . 2 - - Amcotts, E. C. Esq.. 1 - Robinson, J. N. Esq. - 10 - •Kempson, Mr. W. . 1 1 - Armstrong, Capt. .. - 10 6 Robiuson, Mr. W... - 10 - •Lankester, Mr. H.. - 10 6 Aubertin, E. Esq. . . 1 1 - Sale, Rev. T 11- Leicester Bulchers' Aveland, Rt. Hn. 1x1. B - -Scarborough, Earl of 2 2 - Association, Tbe.. 11- Bellamy, Mr - 10 6 Seaton Mr - 2 - Leiccster Fishmon- Bentley, W. Esq. ..11- Slbthorp.C. W. Esq.. 3 - - llmcstersfme. ger's Assoc., The .11- Bethlehem Hospital, Sibthorp.M W.Esq.- 1 1 - Livens, Mrs. F - 10 6 Governors of 6 5 - Sibthorp, Miss Waldo 22- McAlpin, Mr. J. W.. - 10 6 Bird, Mrs 1 1 - Sibthorp, Mrs. Waldo 1 1 - LEICESTER Morley and Sons, Bloomfield, Rev. S.E. - 10 - Simpson, Mr. H - B - BRANCH. Booth, Mrs 11- Sladen, Rev. E - 10 6 •Odames, Mr. S - 10 6 Boucherett, Miss ... 1 - - Smith, Mr.S - 10 6 Chairman — Paget, Mr. Alfred... 11- Bradsbaw, R. Esq... 1 - - Smith, Ellison, and W. H. WAITER, Esq. *Paget,Mr.T.T.,M.P. 1 1 - •Brooks, Rd. Esq. . . - 10 - Co 2 - - Panter, Mr. Alfred . - 10 6 Brownlow, Earl ....20 - - Smyth, W. H. Ksq. .11- Treasurer— Parry, Mr. H. H.... - 10 6 Cheales, Rev. H 1 - - Stanhope, the Hon. T. T. PAGET, Esq., M.P. Raven Mr W - 5 Cherrington, Mr. R. - 10 6 E., M.P 2 2 - Honorary Secretaries — Roberts, Mr. J. D. . . - 10 6Cholmely, S. Esq.... 116 Stanhope, J. B. Esq.. 2 2 WILLIAM GREEN, Esq. Clarke, Mr. C - 5 - Staniland, M. Esq. ..11- FRANK HODGES, Esq. Shaw, George, M.D.. 11- Clayton, N. Esq 2 2 - StarmiT, Cha". Esq.. 11- •Sidley, Mr. C. M... - 10 6 Clitheroe, R. Esq. . . - 10 -Sutton, Rev. R 2 2 - Annual Subscriptions. Simonds, Mr. B. W.. - 6 -•Cultman, R.P.Esq.. 1 1 - Swan, J. & R. Esqs. .11- Smith, Mrs. Conyer . - 6 - Cunington, Itev. Jno. 11- Allen, Mr. Joseph... - 5 - Snow and Bennett, •Oracroft, Kev. Robt. 11- Thimblcby, T. Esq. .11- Baines, Messrs. Geo. Messrs 1 1 - Cross, Rev. J. E. . . . 1 1 -Travers, Itev. J. B. . 1 1 - *Stanyon, Mr. W.... 11- Dallas- Yorke.T.Esq. 11- Tumor, E. Esq. M.P. 1 1 - Baines, John & Sons, Stimson, Mr. W. . . . 1 1 _1 >avy, J. Esq. - 10 - Tweed, F. W. Esq... - 10 6 Strettou, Messrs. C. Dixon, Miss 11- Uppleby, G.C. Ksq.. 1 1 - Barrs, Mr. J. H - 6 _ Drax.J.S. W. S. Esq. 22- Vessey, J. H. Esq. .11- Bellairs, Major - 5 _ Stietton & Hutchin. Edmumis, Mm 1 1 - Vyuer, H. C. Esq. . 2 - - Blunt, Dr. _ 10 6 son, Messrs - 10 6 Elmhirst, Genl 11- Vyner, Rev. W. P.. 1 - - Bowmar, Mr. C - 10 6 Turner, Mr. Luke . . 1 1 - Eve, Mr. T - 10 - Waite, Rev. J. D.... - 10 6 Bowmar, Mr. W 1 l - Vicoars. Mrs. S - 6 - •Everington.W. E?q. 1 1 - Walker, G. Esq - 10 6 Brookhouse, Miss... - 5 - Walker, Mr. R... - 10 6 Francklin, Rfv. J. . 1 1 - Walls, Rev. K. G.... 11- Brown, Jno. & Sons, Garfit, Claypons, and Messrs - 5 Webster, Mr. Thos.. - 10 6 Garflt, Messrs. ... 4 4 - West, Mr - 10 6 •Burgess, Mr. A. H. - 6 -We^, Mr. W - 5 - Grantham, Cot 1 1 - Whinfleld,E. W.Esq. 11- Burgess, Mr. Josh. .11- Williams, Mr. J.H.. - 10 6 Hamilton, Lady M. . 2 2 - White, F. T. Esq. .. 1 - - Churieswonb, Mr T Wright & Sons, Handsley, S. Esq... - 10 - Whitworth, Rev. T.. - 10 - G - B - Harrison, J. Esq.... - 10 - Williamson, Mr. ... - 10 6 Church, Mr. W. H... - 10 6 Yeomanson, Mr. W. - 6 - Harrison, R. Esq.... - 10 - Willoughby d'Eresby, Clarke, Mrs. J. C.... 11- •Heanley, J. K sq. . . 1 1 - *Clephan. Mr. E.... - 10 6 Heanley,Mr.Marshall - 6 - Willson Mr. J 1 - - Colls, Mrs. Thomas Heneage, Kdw. Esq., 11- ( Kdgbaston) 1 i _ Donations. Hewson, Mr. J - 5 - Wilson, Mr. J - 5 - ColtniitD, Mr. T - 5 - Payne, Joshua, Esq., Higgins, J. Esq - 10 6 Cook, Mrs. John, by the desire Hollway, Col. (J. ... 1 1 - Wlnn, R. Esq., M.P. 22- London 1 i and in memory of Holrway, H. Esq.... 11- Yarbro', Earl 2 2 - Cooper, Mr. J. H.... - 10 6 his late Wife Hollway, J.G.Esq.. 11- Oort & Paul, Messrs. - 10 6 (1x82) LOO - - Hollway, Mies 11- £173 9 6 Crow, Mr 'J _ j Collected at Pillar Hopkinson, Rev. W. 1 I - Davis, Mr. S •Houluen, Mr. G.... - 10 - (Hiuckley) - 10 6 Collected in Box at Houldcn, Mr. R - 5 - LotTH BRAKCH. Dicks, Mr. VVm - 10 6 Rutland House, Ingilby, Sir H. D. EUis,Mrs.A - 10 6 Bart 2 - Allison, T. F. Esq. . . - 10 - Ellis, Mrs. E.S 11- Jacksou.Howard.Ksq. 22- Allison, Wm. Esq... - 10 - Ellis, Mr. G. H l - - Total £167 18 - Kennedy, Rev. L. D. 1 1 - Ellis and Everard, Langton, Bennet, Esq. 22- Lister, J . Esq 1 - - Bowmar, C. Esq. 1 - - Else, Mr. A 10 _ Lister, J. S. Esq 1 1 - Cusworth, Mr. J. ... - B - Everard, Mr. W. .... 6 - Lister, Rev. J. M. ..11- Emeris, W. R. Esq. . 11- France, Mr. E - 5 - Lister, Rev. T 1 1 - Eve and Ranshaw, Gillson. Mr. H. T... 1 i - Gimson, Mrs. Josiah - 10 6 Magdalen College, Hurst, Mr. John 5 - Goddard, Mr. J. W.. - 5 - Oxford, President Hyde, W.Esq - 10 - Goddard, Mr. Josh.. - 10 6 and Fellows of ... 3 3 - Goodchild, Mrs. (Ro- Mason, J . Esq 1 - - Marsdcn, Mr. F. D... - B - 366 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1884. £. s. d. £,. s. d. £. «. d. Parker, Mr. J - 5 - Stamford, Spalding, Donations. Sharpley,T. Esq. M.D.I 1 - and Boston Bank- Dawson, E Esq. ... - 10 - JWontnoutfjsljue. Smith, C. G. Esq.... - 10 - ing Co 6 B - Gidley, J. Esq - 5 - Tupholme, Mr. J. . . - 5 - Staniland.R.W.Esq. 1 1 - Boxes — NEWPORT Wilde, Rev. A. 1 1 Storr, Mrs - 10 6 S.S. [Fudders/ield . - 16 8 BRANCH. Swain, C. F. Esq - 10 6 President— £10 8 - Slater, Thomas, Esq. - 10 - S.S. U'akefidd.... - 6 - The Right Hon. LORD Thomas, J. H. & Sons - 10 6 Donations, &c. St. Andrew's Sun- TREDEGAR. Thompson, Mr. Jobn - 5 - day School, per Proceeds of Concert Thorns and Sou, Hon. Secretary — at Hatton 3 - - Rev. Whitworth 1 10 1 KEITEL FOOTE, Esq. Trustees of Miss Grirasby Town Thorpe, Mr. 1'. W. . - 10 6 Station - 6 8 Annual Subscriptions. Tunnard. Mrs 11- Custom House ... - 14 1 £. i. d. Interest on Mr. Hud- Tunnard, Chas. T. son's Legacy .... 3 - 4 Sums under 6s - 16 9 "Lord Tredegar 10 - - *Hedwell, Rev. F. .. - 10 6 Tuxlord, J. E. Esq., Total £216 17 10 Total Dons . . B 15 - •Beyuon, T. J 1 1 - M D 1 1 - Total Subs... 36 9 - Bcynon, H 1 - - Walker, the Misses. 11- Burton H 3 3 - Ward, Mr. John - 10 6 £42 4 - Conway, C - 10 6 Wright. C.T.&H.T. 1 1 - Cordes, Thos 22- BOSTON BRANCH. Wren, J. Esq 1 - - *Cory, Clifford 1 1 - J. H. GAEFIT, Esq., Steward. Yeatman, C. Esq.... 11- 1 'avies, J - 5 Mr. J. G. KlLLIXGWORTH, £49 15 6 Kvans, Russell 11- Collector. Jttmonetjjsiwe. Annual Subscription*. Gould, J. G 6 *Goss S . . .11- Allen, Mr. Thomp- GRIMSBY BRANCH. ABERDOVEY Grabam, W 1 1 - Allen, John and Co.. - 10 C BRANCH. Bailes, W. H. Esq... - 10 6 Patroness — *Jones & Co., R. W. 11- Baker, Mr. J H. ... - 10 6 The Countess of Y AKBOROUGH. Chairman — Barton, Mr. William - 10 6 J. WEBSTER, Esq. Blenkin. Rev. «. B. 1 1 - Chairman — A. W. T. GBANT-THOBOLD, Honorary Secretary — "Uoydd W. J.. .1 1 - Bothamley, Mr. H. . - 5 - Esq. Dr. F. H. V. GUSSHOLZ. Mullock H 10 - Buck, Mr. James. .. - 5 - Annual Subscriptions. Bedford, Wm. Esq. •I'arnall, H. J 1 1 - Honorary Secretary — £. s. d. Paynter, R. E 1 1 - Mayor - 10 6 Capt. THOMAS JEWITT. Chambers, M. J.... - 6 - Corbett, .1. Esq. M.P. 22- Ponsonby, A. C 1 - - Annual Subscriptions. Corbelt, Mrs 1 1 - Pugsley, T. Esq 11- •Groslic.lz, hr - 10 - Cracroft, Mrs. J. ... - 10 - Allwood, Mr. (1 - 5 - Scautlebury, W - 5 - Daulton, Mr. L - 10 6 * Bannister, E. Esq. .11- Holland, S., Esq., *dimpkins, R. J. C. . 1 - - Dods Mrs 11- *Chapman, J. Esq. .11- M.P 1 1 - Small, S. J. - 10 - Lucas, Rev - 10 - Smyth, W. S 1 1 - Dyer, B. B., Esq. ... - 10 6 Chapman, Mr. G.. .. - 5 - Morris, Col 1 1 - Gask, John, Esq.... 11- *Charltou, T. Esq.. .11- Stephens, Mawson, Hartley, W. H. Esq. - 10 6 Curry.H. J - 10 6 1-ochhvMiss 1 - - and (JOSB,* Messrs. 22- Harwood, Mr. R. J.. - 10 6 Fisher. J. E - 10 6 *Stevcns, A. J - 10 6 Hildred, Mr. G 1 1 - Total JE7 5 6 Holdsworth, W. H., Gordon, Mr. A - 6 - Thompson, W 10 *Grant-Thorold, A. Horry, Mr. W - 10 - W.T.Esq 11- Sum- under 5s - 5 - Holland, C. G. Esq. . 10 -Heneage, E. Esq 1 1 - BARMOUTH Contents of Collecting Ingram, W. J. Esq. Hird Mr, H 5 - BRANCH. Uox, per K. Twist 16- London 11- "Jackson, W. Esq... 11- Jackson, Misses S. Chairman — Total si 2 andM. A - 10 6 *Jones, Rev. W. P. . 1 1 - J. R. DAVIES, Esq. Jebb, J. J. Esq. ... 1 1 - Josse, Henry, Esq. .1.1 - Honorary Secretary — Donations, Johnson, W. W. and Mr. GRIFFITH GRIFFITHS. *Goss, Oliver, Mayor Sons -10 6 Mackiniosh, Donald. - 5 - of Newport 6 Kenington, John, Mackintosh, David. . - 5 - Annual Subscriptions. Edmunds, H. L - 5 - Esq. J.P - 5 - Manchester, Sheffield, Barmouth Harbour and Lincolnshire Total Dons... 55- Killingworth, Miss Best, Major - 10 - Railway Company 55- Total Subs. .47 2 - Kitwood, Thos. Esq. - 10 6 Marshall and Atkin- Davies, D.Esq.Tyny- coed 1 1 - Martin, George, Esq. - 10 6 £52 1 0 Millington, K. W. Marshall and Sun, *I)avies, J. R. Esq. . - 10 - Esq - 10 6 Messrs 11- *Holland,S. Esq.,M.P.l 1 - Oldrid,Mrs 11- Masou, R. k.sq - 10 - Oldrid, Rev. J. H. . . - 10 6 McLeod,Mr. G - 5 - *Morris,W. J. Esq.. - 10 - Pilley, Mr. Samuel . - 10 6 Meadows, J. Esq.... 11- "Owen, R. P. Ksq... - 5 - Pattendon, Eev, Dr.. - 10 6 Mudd, Mr. H - 5 - Pope, S. Esq., Q.C... 22- Pearson, the Misses. - 10 - Nalnby, R 11- *Richards,Capt.R.D. - 10 - Pilcher, J. W. Esq. J.P 10 6 *Oates,T.& S.,Messrs. 11- •Talbot.GQ.P. Ksq. 11- Norfolk Rainey, A. Esq - 10 6 *Robinson, J. Esq... - 10 6 Thomas, L. H. Esq. . 1 - - NORFOLK BRANCH. Rice, Joseph, Esq... 22- *Seddon, P. K. Esq. 22- * Wayne. R S. Esq.. - 10 - Rowland, J. W. Esq. - 10 6 Shankster, M - 5 - Sums under 5s - 2 6 Honorary Secretary — Sharpe, J. W. Esq. . - 10 6 Smethurst & Sons, F. 0. TAILOB, Esq., Norwich. Nharpe, C. Esq - 5 - Messrs 11- Annual Subscriptiong. Sherwin, Samuel, Sowerby.F 11- £. «. d. Esq.. J.P - 10 6 Sutcliffe, J 1 1 - Donations. Albemarle, Rt Hon. Skinner, Messrs. Thompson & Wood, Pillar & other Boxes 5191 Earl of 1 - - Chas. and Sons ... - 10 6 Rent of old Boat- Amherst, W. Am- Simonds, J. C. Esq. .11- Veal, R. J. E»q 1 1 - hurstT.,Esq.,M.P.5 5 - Wharton, Mr. M. B. - 5 - Andrew, Kev. W. W. 1 1 - Small, Messrs, j. H. Yarboro', The Earl of 2 2 - Total Dons ? 10 1 Bagge, Richard, Esq. 22- and Sons 10 6 Young, Rev. J. P. . . - 6 - Total Subs 16 8 6 Barclay, J. G. Esq. .22- Smith, Captain 1 1 - Baxter, Jas. Esq. ... 1 1 - Stainton, Wm. Esq. Total £36 9 - £24 7 7 Hayning, l.ady 4 4 - Bennett, Edwd. Esq. - 10 - BRANCHES— LIST OF ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 367 £. *. a,. £. s. d. j £. s. d. Bensly, W. T. Esq. ntmationt. GROWER BRANCH. Bligh, Mr. Robert . . - 10 - LL.n. 11- Birkbcck.Miss.perE. irand, J. Esq 1 1 - Birkbeck.Henry.Esq. 2 - - BirkbPCk,Esq.,M.P.S - - Chairman — Blake, Henry, Esq. .11- Jreen, col. by Mast. 1 14 - Right Hon. LOBD SDFFIELD. Brand, Miss Janet.. 1 1 - Blake, Mrs. C. Jex. .11- lowell, the Rev. Jrowne, Rev. C. E. . - 5 - Buxton, C,Loui3,Esq. 1 - - Canon Hinds 11- Honorary Secretary— Buxton,Geoftrey,Esq. 6 - - lowlett, Miss E. H. 1 - - W. G. SANDFOED, Esq. Collins, G. D. Esq. ..11- Buxton, S. G. Esq. Norton, H. Esq - 5 - Annual Subscriptions. Oresswell, C. A. Esq. 11- Collected in box at £. «. d. Carey .Joseph Henry, Cld Bank Buildings Barclay, R. W. Esq. 11- &c - 13 1 Birkbeck, Edward, )awbarn,G.Esq.J.P. 1 1 - Chamberlin, G. M. Ksq., M.P 55- )awbarn, Robert, Esq 11- Total Dons 9 13 1 Breese, Mr. George - 6 - Esq. J.P 1 1 - Cbolmondeley, The Total Subs. ...116 4 - Buxton, SirT. F. Bt. 2 2 - *Dodman, Mr. W. . . 1 1 - Buxton.T. F. Esq.. 22- inglish Brothers ... 1 1 - Cooper, Geo. H. Esq.. 11- £125 It 1 iuxton.The Dowager Dalrymple, Mrs 11- Cabbell, Mrs. Bond. 11- Fenwick, C. R. Esq.. 11- Dolphin, Rev. John. 1 - - Gurney, John Henry, Gates, H. P. Esq ... 1 1 - Dowson and Son, Jun. Esq 1 1 irurney & Co. Messrs. 22- BLAKENEY BRANCH. Hansell, P. E. Esq. Edwards, Rev. B. . . 1 1 - Treasurer and Honorary (Norwich) - 10 - Howlett, Miss - 10 - Elwin, Hastings, Esq. 1 - - Secretary — loare, J oseph, Esq. . 2 2 - Hunn, Mr. J. W... 11- Fletcher, B. E. Esq.. 11- Rev. R. H. TILLARD, M.A. Hoare, Samuel, Esq. 22- Jarvis, SirL. W.... 1 1 - Fountaine, Miss .... 2 2 - Rust, Mr. Benj - 5 - •Kitton, Mr. T. B. . . 1 1 - Fryer, \V. B. E-q. ..11- Ann-ual Subscriptions. Sandford, G.W. Esq. Lambert, Messrs. J. George, Mr. T. VV... 5 - - Townshend, Marquis 22- (London) - 10 - and J - 10 - (Joullmrn, Very Rev. Birkbeck, Edward, Suffleld, the Rt. Hon. jambert, Mrs. John - 5 - E. 41., f).D, Dean Esq., M.P. S S Liord • • . • • * j* Le Strange, Hamon, of Norwich 2 2 - Soumois, E. Esq. ... - 5 - Esq. 3 3 Gunton, Rev. J 1 1 - irereton, Kev. K. B.. 11- jovejoy, A. Esq. ... - 10 - Haroond,R. N.Esq.. 1 - - Brumell, Rev. E. ... - 10 6 Total £23 15 - ,yde, Mrs. Ames . . 1 1 - Banner, F. W. Esq. 1 1 - Buck, W. Esq - 5 - dargetts, Mr. H.... - 5 - Harvard, S. Esq 11- 3urroughes,T.H.Esq. - 6 - Donations. *Nelson, Mr. James - 5 - Heaviside.Rev.Canon 11- Jooke, Mr. Robins . . 1 - -Westbury, the Right *Noel, Captain 11- Hildyard, Rev. S... - 10 ''enwick, Rev. J. ... - 10 - Oliver, L. Esq - 10 - Hindes, Francis, Esq. 11- lardy, W. H. C. Esq. 1 1 - Subscription boxes .173 •Robertson, Mr. J.W.- 7 6 Holmes Mrs .11- •Hudson.George.Esq. 11- Robinson C T Esq. - 10 - Jodrell, Mrs 1 1 £25 13 3 Humfrey, R. Blake, Sharpe, Mrs. J - 6 - Esq 1 1 - Larson, J. Esq - 10 - Skelton, E. D. Esq. . 1 - - Irby.Mrs. Isabella H. 22- Purdy, W. Esq - 10 - Thew, J. D. Esq. ... - 10 - Jones, Sir W. Bart. .22- *Temple Lynes, C. J. Thompson, Eev.G.T. - 10 - Keppel, Rev.W.A.W. 11- Esq - 10 HASBOROUGH Lacon, Sir E. H. K. Tillard, Rev. R. H... 11- BRANCH. Wales, Mrs. S - 10 - Bart. M.P 1 1 - •Waller, Rev. A.... 1 - - L'Estrange, W. R. Total £17 18 6 President — •Wells, R. Esq - 10 - R. S. BAKEE, Esq. Lothian, The Mar- Honorary Secretary — Whitmore, G. Esq. .11- chioness Constance 22- WM. WBKN, Jun., Esq. Lucas, George, Esq.. 11- BRANCASTER Worsley, Rev. Dr... 11- Lucas, Rev. R. G. . . 1 - - Annual Subscriptions. Sundry Donations ..613 8 Marsh, Rev. W. H. . 1 1 - BRANCH. * Baker, R.S. Esq.... 2 - - Mareham, Rev. H. P. 1 1 - President — Birkbeck, Edward, Total £« 10 8 The Euvl of OKFOED. Mealing and Mills, Comyn, Eev. H. N.W.- 6 - *f'inilke Mr - 5 - Nevill, Rev. Canon .11- SIMMS REEVE, Esq. horsier, Wru. Esq.. . 11- KING'S LYNN Nisbet, Rev Canon .11- Honorary Secretaries — Frarey, Mrs. T. H... - 10 - BRANCH. Norwich, the Hon. & Rev. E. K. KERSLAKE. [ves, George, Esq... 1 - - Right Rev. the Kimberley, The Earl Treasurer — Annual Subscriptions. of 2 - G. F. A. CKESSWELL, Esq. Nugent, Sir G. Bart.. 2 - -•Arclibould,Mr.G.S. - 10 - Lermit, Rev. Dr 1 1 - Preslon, Isaac, Esq. .11- Bircham. Mr. B 1 1 - Mack, John, Esq. . . 1 - - Honorary Secretary — Prestan, Miss Ellen . 2 - - Mr. WILLIAM HITCHCOCK. Preston, Miss Sophia 2 - - Cook, Mr. tlennis". . . - 10 6 Morgans &Co.,Messrs. 1 - - Annual Subscriptions. Preston, Sir J. H., Cook, Mr. Henry ... - 10 6 •Palmer, John, Esq. - 10 - Archer, T. G. Esq... - 10 - Curson, Mr. Samuel. 1 - - Shepheard, Mrs 1 - - Bagge, T. E. Esq. . . . 1 - - Everitt, Mr. Thomas - 6 - •Slater, Rev. J 1 - - Bird.Mr.J.M -10 - Shepheard, Mrs. M.. 1 - - (ireen, Mr. John ... - 10 - *Wenn, Wm. Esq... 1 - - Blencowe, Misses ... 1 1 - Springfield, G.V. Esq. 11- "Wemi, Wm. Junr. Boon, Mr. W. D..... - 6 - Stafford, Rt. Hon. the Hosie, Miss 11- Esq 1 - - Bray, Mr. John - 5 - •Kerslake. Kev.E.K. 1 1 - Wilkinson, Mrs 1 1 - Coldbam, H. J. Esq. 11- Stevenson and (Jo. •Lane.Mr.Thos. Sen. - 10 - Cresswell, G. F. A. Messrs 1 1 - Levien, Rev. J 1 1 - Total £21 18 - Esq.; 1 1 Steward, Patteson & Mack, Mr. Thos. T.. - 10 - Dickinson.Rev.W.W: 11- Co. Messrs 11- *Mussett. Hy 10 Durrant, E. E. Esq. . - 10 ~ Taylor, F. 0. Esq. Noel, Rev. A. W.... 1 - - Everard,R.C.F.Esq. 1 - - Hon. Secretary ... 1 1 - Orford, Earl of 10 - - Freeman, J. Esq..... 11- Taylor J. O.Howard, Overman, Mr. John. - 10 ( HUNSTANTON Fuller, Mr. Robert.. - 6 - Porritt, Mr. Wm. L. 1 1 - BRANCH. Groom, John, Esq. . . - 10 - Thorn, C. Esq - 10 - *Reeve, Simms, Esq. 22- Groom, Mr. J. E.... - 6 - TiUett,J.H.Esq.,M.P. 1 1 - Riches, Mr. Michael - B - President — Gurney, John, Esq, B - - Trafford,E. W. Esq.. 22- Kinger, Mr. Alfred.. 11- H. LE STBANGE, Esq. Gurney, S. A. Esq. 11- Upcher, H. E. Esq. ; 2 2 - Savory, Mr. John. . . 1 1 Hare, T. L. Esq.... 11- Honorary Secretary— Hogge, Miss Fanny - B - Watson, John Ferra, Capt. G. H. NOEL, R.N. Esq 11- Simpkinson, Kev. — 1 1 - Laws, Mrs. Sarah .22- WUd, Edward, Esq.. 1 - - Sums under 5*. and Annual Subscriptions. Marehall, Mr. S N. - B - Wodehouse, Mrs. C.. 2 - - Life-Boat Box 12 10 Marshall, Mrs. Wm. - 10 6 Mills, Mr. G. W - S - Total £116 4 - Total £39 5 10 Beckett, Miss - 5 - Philcox, Mr. George. - B - Bellamy, Rev. Dr. . . 1 1 - Plowright, Miss 5 - 368 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1884. £. s. d. £. ». d. £. ». d. £. t. d. Qaeensbeny, Dow- Smith and Sons - 10 - Leicester, Earl of ... 6 - - Palgrave. R. H. I. .. - 10 6 ager Marchioness Steward, J. Esq. ... - 10 - •Loynes, E. B - 6 - Palmer, Mrs. M. ... 1 1 - Steward, Patterson, *Runip,HnghK. Esq. 1 - - Saul Brothers 1 1 Robinson, Mr. C. T.. - 5 - and Co - 10 - •Mack, J - 5 - Shales, W. W. - 10 6 Stevenson, Mr. T. S.. - 6 - Taylor, Mrs. A - 6 - Marriott, Messrs. J. •Shingles, G. S - 10 6 Thompson and Co. Tipping, Mr. - 5 - and R 1 1 - •Steward, T. B - 10 6 Messrs ... 1 - - Wild Mr. E - 6 - •Middleton, C. Esq. . - 10 - Button, J - 10 6 Thornton, H. J. Esq. - 10 - Middleton, E. P. Esq. - 10 - Taylor, J 1 1 - Willis and Snuthall . - 10 - Nelson Mr E - 5 - •Venables, Kev. G. . - 10 6 Ward, David, Esq!" - 10 - Wrench, C. E. Esq. . - 5 -Pilling, Rev. J. R... 1 - - Walpole. R. H. V... 1 1 - Winfleld, S. H. Esq.. - 5 - Rippingali, Miss 1 - - Watling, A 2 2 - Wild, Baker, & Co. . - 6 - Total £26 11 6 Smith, Messrs.F.&G. 22- • Woolverton, C - 10 6 Donations. Southgate, F B - 5 - Youell, Mrs. E - 10 6 Donations. Sums nnder 5* 1 1 - Warner, H. Lee, Esq. 1 - - Bank Collecting Box - 19 11 Box at It. B. House . - 9 - Messrs. Laws and Co.'sdo -43 £31 6 - Total £35 11 - Donations. Fox, Miss 1 - - £27 15 8 Donation. Haywooil, Mrs - 10 - Wells Regatta Com- Hopton Church Offer- PALLING BRANCH. Boxes at Public MUNDESLEY Honorary Secretary — £36 11 - Places 1 12 9 Mr. E. FRENCH, Life-boat House BRANCH. Chief Officer of Coastguard. Honorary Secretary — Annual Subscription. Railway and Pier G. GOBDON, Esq. Birkbeck, Edward, WINTERTON Boxes 5 1 2 Annual Subscription!. Esq.,M.P 55- BRANCH. Atkinson, C. Esq.... 1 - - £43 14 1 Barnard, Bishop, and Donations. Honorary Secretary — •French, Mr. Edw. . - 5 - Rev. W. GBEKH, M.A. Legacies. Goodwin, Mrs. Eliza- Beldlng, Mr. W - 5 - •Ready, Kev. Hy. . . 1 - - Annual Subscriptions. Bennett and Hill ... - 5 - beih, Exrs. of ....45 - - Blacklock, Archdcn. - 10 - Total £6 10 - Wilton, Henry, Exrs. Birkbeck, Edward, of 4 14 6 Mrs. Hume '. . 2 - - Brown, Mr. H - 5 - •Lucas, Rev.Charles. 22- at'133 7 1 Caley, Mr. A. J - 6 - SHERINGHAM Watevs, Wm. Esq. . - 10 - Caley.Mr.W - 5 - BRANCH. Chamberlin & Smith, Total £1? 2 - Chairman — Chambevlin and Sons - 10 - HENBT R. UPCHEB, Esq. Chapman, Miss .... - 6 - Honorary Secretary— Cooper, K. Esq. - 6 - Eev. L. C. E. MOOBE, M.A. G/REAT YARMOUTH Nort&tons&iw. *Cooper, Rev. — . ... - 10 - Annual Subscription*. AND CAISTER Copetnan, John & Son, Barclay,Gurney,Esq. 5 - - BRANCH. NORTHAMPTON Birkbeck, Edward, BRANCH. Cnbitt & Son, Messrs. - 6 - Esq 5 5 - Chairman — Cubltt, Mr. G - $ - Buxton, Sir Powell .22- C. C. AI.DRED, Esq. Chairman — Denny, Mr. E. T. . . . - 6 •Cremer- , T. W. Esq. - 14 - Honorary Secretaries — Rev. S. J. W. SANBERS, M.A. Fraser, Mrs 5 - - Rev. E. G.H. MTJRRKU,,M.A. TveRBttTei— Hoare, Joseph, Esq.. 11- WALTER DIVEK, Esq. A. KEMFSON, Esq. Fitch, Mr. J - & - Hoare, Samuel, Esq. 11- Collector- Freeman, Mr. P., and Wilson. Kev. Roland Annual Subscriptions. •Aldred, C. Esq. ... - 10 6 Mr. E. I'EKCIVAL. Gilham, Mr. S. .... - 6 - The Vicar '. . . 1 - Arnold Brothers, Annual Subscriptions. Gordon, Miss M. . . . 1 - - £22 3 - Barge, S. Esq - 5 - Barnes, T. R - 10 6 Green & Wrigbt ... - 10 - Gregory, Mr. F - 6 - Bcbee, J. W - 6 - Becke, John - 10 - Grimmer and Co. ... - 6 - Beeching Brothers.. 22- Blencowe, Mrs. C. . . 1 - - Biddlecomb and Bostock, F 10 Hum, Mr. D - 6 - WELLS BRANCH. Boning, Messrs... 11- Chandler, H. P. 10 - Jarrold, Messrs - 5 - Patron and President — Birkbeck, E., M.P... 56- Grafton, His Grace Juniper, Mr. R. .... - 10 - The Right Hon. Duke of 1 - - Ladyman, Mr. H.... - 10 - Hesleden B , . . . 5 The EAEL OF LEICESTER Jeffery W 10 Honorary Secretary — Buxton, H. E 1 - - Kempson, A 11- E. B. LOTNES, Esq. Annual Subscriptions. Carr, G - 10 6 Law, W. A - 6 Morris Capt . . . - 10 •Bellett, Lieut. E. T. - 10 - Clowes, J. S 1 1 - Oeborn, Geo - 6 - Muriel, C. E. Esq. .. * 10 - Birkbeck, Edward, Osborn, Thos - 6 - Norgate and Son. ... - 6 - Esq., M.P 55- Currie, D - 10 6 Page A 6 *Pain,Mr - 5 - Bradley, Mr. J. P... - 5 - Carpenter F - 5 - Perry, P. P - 6 - Digmore, H. S. D. . . 2 2 -Phipps, John - 10 Petre Mrs ..: 2 - - Bygott, — , Esq - 10 - •Diver, C - 10 6 Phipps, P., M.P 1 - - Porrett. Mr. J. B. . . - 6 -Chad, J. Scott, Esq. . 1 - - Diver, 0 - 10 6 Phipps, W -10 *Pnrdy, Mr 1 - - Crisp, R. S. 1 - - •Diver, W - 10 6 Portal W T ... 1 1 Rackham and Sons . - 6 - •Dewing, Herbert. Randell, F. and H... - 6 - Esq - 5 - •Fellowes, J. H - 10 6 Sanders, Rev. S. J.W. 1 - - Goodwin, J - 10 6 Saull & Son, Messrs. - 5 - •Robinson, H. Esq. .11- Dugmore, J. Esq 1 1 - Gurney& Co., Bankers 2 2 - Sheffield, 1) - 10 6 Kooper, G. Esq .... - 1 6 England.K. Esq.,J.P. - 10 - Rudd, Ash, Esq - 6 - •Everitt. G. Esq. ... - 5 - Johnson and Son ... 1 1 - Shoosmith, W - 10 - Samuel, Mr - 5 - •Foot.Dr - 10 - King, Capt. H. B. . . 1 1 -Turner Bros., Messrs. - 10 - Soepueard, J. Esq. . . - 5 - Gurney & Co. Messrs. 2 - - Lacon, Youell, &Co., Wilson, J & - Bankers 1 1 Sisson, Rev. W. L. . - 5 6 Jones, Rev. H 1 - - Leach, J - 10 6 Total £18 IT - Lacon, Sir E. Bart... 3 - - Nightingale, S 1 1 - BRANCHES— LIST OF ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 3C9 £. 8. d. PETERBOROUGH •Burdon • Sanderson, BLYTH BRANCH. CRESSWELL BRANCH. J. A. H. Esq 1 - - BRANCH. Darwell Mrs ... - 10 Chairman— Honnrary Secretary — Gray, John, Esq., JOHN DENT, Esq. Chairman— Mr. GEO. J. GRAY, 0. G. B. CE.ESSVIELL, Esq. H. B. C., Mrs - 5 Honorary Secretary — Annual Subscriptions. •Medd, Eev. A.O... - 10 6 Mr. JAMES Ross, Junr. Honorary Secretary- £. t. d •Morenskie, Dr..... - 10 - Donations. Rev. R. E. TAYLOR. Thomson, Mrs. A... - 10 6 Nichol, A. F. Esq... - 5 - £. s. d £. «. d. Walker, Dr 1 1 - Shield, J. Esq - 10 - Arkless, Bell, & Co.. - 10 - Adshefld, Mr. ...,..- 6 - •Storrar, Mr. K. A.. - 10 - Blyth Ship Building •Bell, Mr. Thos - 6 - •Winchester, Capt. . - 10 - •Cresswell, O. C. B. £1 16 6 Cole, John 5 Esq 10 - - Cowpen and North Hodgson. Wm. Esq. - 10 - Middlemin, Mr.T.W.- 10 - Darling, James - 10 - •Taylor, Rev. R. E. - 10 - Donations. •Dawson, George R. - 10 ' - •Wetheial, Mr. F... - 5 - Interest upon £1,000 given by Miss •Dent, John ...... - 10 - Total £12 5 - Betty Cuttell for NottfiumberlanU. the maintenance Dromgoole.Rev.P. O. - 5 - of the Bamburgh HedleyandCo - 10 6 ALNMOUTH Castle Life-boat ..30 - - •Hedley, John - 10 - BRANCH. Box at Boathonse... - 15 8 •Hodgson, Richard.. - 10 - HAUXLEY BRANCH. Box at " Crewe Arms Keenlyside, Jacob . . - 5 - Chairman — Hotel," Bambutgh - 10 - Lough, Richard .... - 5 - Chairman — Rev. E. L. MARBETT, Vicar. Lynn, J. R. D - 5 - Ridley, Sir M.W. Bt. S - - S. F. WlBDBIKGTON, Esq. Honorary Secretary — £12 4.2 Robinson, William.. - 5 - Major H. SMITH. Honorary Secretary- Annual Subscriptions. Rev. JAMES FAIEBKOTHEE. £. s. d. •Smith, William R. - 10 - Annual Subscriptioni. Northumberland, The Stoker, Robert - 10 6 Northumberland, His BERWICK BRANCH. Trustees Tboroton & Grace the Duke of 2 - - Armstrong, Sir W. G. Croft Estates, per •Atkinson, G. C. Kt. C.B 1 1 Chairman — William Cough... 22- Wilson Esq . 1 Blair, Mr. H. Hunter - 5 - Rev. C. BALDWIN, Vicar. »Ward, Dr. G - 10 •Bainbridge,K.M.Esq.2 2 - Browne, A. H. Esq.. 1 - - Ward, William M... - 6 - Carr, Rev. T. W 1 1 - Browne, Major 1 - - Honorary Secretary — Watts, Ward, & Co. •Clutterbuck, T. Esq. 11- Burrell, Major - 10 - B. G. SINCLAIR, Esq. (London) 5 5 - Currie, Dr - 10 - Huston, John, Esq. . - 10 - Annual Subscriptions. Whitehead&Son... - 5 - •Dand, M. H. Esq... 11- *Cadogan, C. H. Esq. 1 - - •Agent, Shipwrecked •Wood, James - 6 - •Lland, Robert, Esq.. - 10 6 Chrisp, L. C. Esq.... 1 - - Mariners' Society. 1 - - •Dand, James, Esq.. - 10 - Cooke, Miss 10 Collected at Custom- •Dand, Rev. J. J.... - 10 - Crewe,Lord, Trusts, of 1 1 - Allan, Thomas, Esq. - 5 - House from Ship- Davidson, Jas. Esq.. 11- •Dicksun, W. Esq... 11- Askew, Watson, Esq. 1 - - Davison, John, Esq.. - 10 6 Granville, Lady C... 22- Berwick Salmon Grey, Lt.-Col. Alfred 1 - - Fisheries Company 1 - - Total £40 15 - Huggup, Misg -10 - Hindmarsh,W.T.Esq. 1 - - •Bolam, R G. Esq. . - 10 - •llderton, Rev. Thos. 1 - - Border Brewery Co. . - 10 6 Lawson-Smitb, E. M. •Marrett, Eev. E. L. 1 1 - Esq 2 - - •Moore, Eev. David - 10 - •Grossman & Paulin 1 - - •Maling, C. Esq. ... 1 1 - Paynter, H. Esq - 6 - Darling,Thomas,Esq. - 5 - BOULMER BRANCH. •McCabe, C. F. Esq. 1 - - •Pease, J.W.Ksq... 22- Dodds, U. Esq - 6 - Riddell, J.G. Esq... 1 - - Fleming, L. T. & J.. - 10 - Chairman— Pnrvis, Mr. ii. T. . . . - 10 -•Forbes, Capt. R.N.. - 10 - JOHN CBASTEB, Esq. Tate, John, Esq. ... 1 - - Richardson, Mr. G. . - 5 - Forster, Col. James .11- •Thomson, Rev. G.S. 1 - Kiddell, Sir W. B. Bt. 2 2 - Honorary Secretary — Warkworth Harbour, Harbour Commissnrs. 22- Rev.L. J. STEPHENS, M.A. Robertson, Messrs... - e - Lowrey, A.R.Esq. J.P. - 10 - Commissioners of. 10 - - Shilbottle Colliery, McCreath, H. Esq. . . - 5 - Annual Subscriptions. •Widdrington, S. F. Allgood, Hunter, Simpson, Mr. Kot>t. - 5 - •Norman, Oapt - 10 - •Smith, Major Henry 1 - - Purves, James D. Esq.- 10 - Bosanquet, C. B. P. •Strother, Wm. Esq. - 6 - •Richardson, DT.R.N. - 10 - Esq 11- Total £34 4 - Riddell, Mrs. W. E.. - 6 - Browne, A. H. Esq.. 11- •Tate, John, Esq.... - 10 - Kobertson,A.Eeq.J.P. - 5 - Brown, Rev. Dixon. 1 - - •Rutter, Rev. Evan. - B - •Brown.Robert, Esq. - 10 - Thew, Arthur H. Esq.- lo - •Sanderson, S. Esq. . - 10 - Burrell, Bryan, Esq. - 10 - Contribution Boxes . 1 12 6 •Sinclair, B. G. Esq.. - 6 -Collinson Mr - 10 - Thompson, A. Esq. . - 6 - •Craster, John, Esq. - 10 - HOLY ISLAND King Rev Mr - B - •Dodds Mr - 10 BRANCH. Vicar, The - 6 - Grey, Mr. James.... - 10 - Weddell, .I.e. &R.. - 6 - Grey, Sir Edwaid, Chairman- Woods & Co. Bankers 11- Bart 1 - - Colonel CKOSSMAH, C.M.G., BAMBURGH CASTLE Sums under 6s 1 12 6 Grey. The Earl 2 - - R.E. BRANCH. Custom-House Con- Horsley, Mr. John.. - 5 - tribution Box .... 2 17 - Lombard. Mrs 3 - - Honorary Secretary — Northumberland, The Rev. W. W. F. KEELING. Total £20 19 Duke of 2 - - Annual Subscriptions. HUTCHINSON, Esq. Percy, Earl, M.P.... 1 - - Armstrong, Sir W.G. Annual Subscriptions. Ronaldson, James T. Bart ... 11- Belford, Dr. Btirman - 6 - Esq ... - 10 - Belford, Geo. Gibson, Sanderson, Mr - 5 - Sorder Brewery Co.. - 10 6 Esq 5 Smith, The Misses. . - 5 - Crewe's, Lord, Trus- Belford, Mrs. Dunn. - 5 - •Stephens, Rev. L. J. - 10 - Belford, Mrs. Hall. . - 5 - Tankerville, Earl of . 1 - - •Crossman, Col 2 2 - Belford, Mr. George Tate, John, Esq - 10 - Cruddas, W. D. Esq. 1 1 - Belford, Mr. Hind- Total £Y» 11 - Ridley, Sir 14. Vf., •Broadbent, Dr - 10 - 370 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1884. t. . s. d. £. s. £. s. d £. x, d £. ». d £. S. d. HipMn & Co 6 * Holmes, A 2 b Buccleuch, Duchess. 1 - - *Peyton, J. E. H. Esq. - 14 - Norman, Mr. J. M. .. 1 - Homewood, Mr. J... - 5 - Chidell, J. Esq. ... - 5 - *Ross, T. G. Esq.... - 6 8 l»rior. Master H - 7 Hood W Esq.. .. - 10 Goldsmith, Lady W"bber Miss...... 1 Hurst. Mr.Al'-x. & Co. 1 1 - Laura 1 - - Scrivens, S. Esq. ... - 6 8 WitterinK.saleof rope - 7 *InsoU, R. Esq - 5 - Hunter, L. Esq - 10 - Stiebel, Mi^s - 6 8 Jackson, Mrs. W. J. - 2 6 Leaf", the Mis-es. .. - 6 - Suttou, Rev. R. S., Kirkland and Lillt-y, Molincux, G. Keq... 55- (Rype Rectory) .. - 13 4 Messrs - 5 - Muilin, .vl r. C. - 5 - *Toitenham, Rev. COLLECTED is BOXES : — Ladd, Mrs - 2 - Mmer, Rev. H. &. . 1 - - J.W - G 8 Box at the Norfolk I.angham, J.G. Esq. 1 - - Ruh Mrs. ... . 1 ; Tree, B. H. \V. Esq. - 14 - Hotel, Arumld... - 10 *Lawrence,G.H.Esq. 1 - - Twells, Mrs. P - 5 - Trevur, E. B. Esq. ..-68 Do. at the Bail way Lippezicott, R. C. C. *Turner, Rev. W. T. - 6 8 Station, Little- VonRoemer, Baroness- 13 4 London and County Fishermen's Loss *Vores, Stiverd, Esq. - 6 8 To. at Terminus Fund, balance in Warner, J.H.B. Esq. - 14 - Hotel, Liulelmmp- hand 3 18 6 Wentworth, F. Ver- i ton - 1 6 Ixiw B,ev T. . . . - 5 Do. at the Surrey Maitlaml, J. A. Esq. - - - Total Dons. ..41 12 6 Young.W. B. Esq... - H - House School, Total Subs. ..;,6 IS - Littleharapton ... 1 11 2 •Maxse, Admiral... 1 1 - Total £37 1 - Michpll, Mr. R - - - £7S 10 6 Total Dona 12 1 6 *.Molineux,VVhitfleld, Total Subs. ...168 10 8 & Co. Hankers ... - 1 0 - Donations. *Morison, .f. G. Esq. - 10 - Corporation of Hast- .£180 12 2 Morris & Son, Messrs. - 5 - HASTINGS AND ings 13 6 8 Morrison, Mr. W.E. - B - tla=.tmgs Regatta. Mullen Mr C. . ST. LEONARDS BRANCH. Small sums under 5s. 8 4 - Page, Mr. Thomas.. - 5 - Boxes — Palmer, Rev. J. H... - 5 - Chairman — Boat House ... 11 10 3 EASTBOURNE PenneU, Mrs. C - 10 - Eev. W. W. HUME, M.A. 1 Marine Parade . . .11 1 5 BRANCH. Percival, S. I' . -I. Esq. - 5 - Treasurer — • Carlisle Parade... 41- Phipps, Mrs. Jane.. - 5 - Eev. A. TCBBEB, M.A. White Rock 6 - 3 Chairman — Pitman, Rev. T - 5 - A. B. WKANGHAM, Esq. Secretary — Warrior Square . . 1 13 1 Plunimer Bros - 5 - GEO. HTJTCHJKGS. West Marina .... 8 7 10 Treasurer — Podmore. Rev. T... - 10 - G. MOLINEUX, Esq. *Provost, Mr. J. A.. - - - Annual Subscriptions. Total Dons 67 5 - Adey, Or - 6 8 Honorary Secretary — Total Subs 37 1 - Mr. H. M. EMABY. Roberts I)r 5 - Arkcoll, MissK.... - 14 - Austen, late Mrs. ... - 6 8 •Roper, F. C. Esq. S. - - - £104 6 - Annual Subscnpiitmg. Roper, Mr. John ... - 5 - Back, Miss H A Friend - 5 - Routledi?,-, W. Esq.. - 6 - Beaumont, Mrs - H - Adams, Mis - 10 Rudd, Mr - - Beechiug and Co., Adams, J. J. Esq., . - 10 - Russell, Scott, Esq.. - - - Messrs -14 - Alder, the Rev. Uean - in - Schreiner, Fredk. Esq.- 5 - NEWHAVEN * Allen, Rev. R _ 5 _ Holding, Miss ...... - 6 8 BRANCH. AUi.ress, Mr. F - - - Scott, Rev. von E. , . - 2 - Boning and Small, Angell, Mrs - 6 - Scoit, Rev. H vi,n E. - 5 - Messrs - 7 - *Bacon, Capt -10 - Bostock, Mrs -13 4 Chairman — *Sharp, M. R. Esq. . - 10 - J. J. HEAD, Esq. *Bathurst,Rev.W.A. - 5 - Sherwood, Dr. A. P. - 5 -IJraham, Mrs - 6 8 Bindon, Mr. S 6 Simmons, Mr. A. J. - 5 - Honorary Secretary— Blackburn, J. J. Esq. - - - Smith, G. K. Esq ...- 10 - Broadwood, Mrs. ., . -68 J. W. NOEL, Esq. Bradley Miss 5 v Soddy, B. Esq - 5 - •Carter, C. P. Esq. . . - 13 4 Collector- Brodie, Wm. Esq. . . - - - Sparks, Mr. Jno. ... - 5 - Cecil, Lady Sophia .18- Mr. JOHN B. ROBERTS. Brodie, Miss - - - St. Clair, 11 rs. Rosetta Couibermere, Vis- Bromley, G. F - 6 Annual Sttbscriptumg. Convent, The - 14 - Jarrett, Mr. H - 6 - Brown, Mr. J - - - Strange, Mr. N - 5 - Crake, V. B. Esq. . . - 13 4 ilencowe, .r. Esq.. . . 1 - - Brown, Mr. H. H.. . . - 6 -Stretton, Mr. J - 4 - Crothers, Or - 13 4 brown, T. Esq 1 1 - CardwelU Mrs. D. A. - - - Sturgis, S. Esq 1 I - *Croui:her, l>r - 6 g Bull J Esq . . 10 6 ChidelU J. Esq - - Duke, D. W. Esq... - 6 8 Burtield & S.>u 11- C. H E. A. H - 13 4 Jushby, G. Esq. ... - 10 - *CUmpson, Mr. R... - - - Swift, John, Esq. ... 1 1 - Ellis, Wilson & Co., *CoIes, J. H. C.Esq. 1 l - Messrs - 6 8 Cult & Son, Messrs. W. 11- *Colgate, R. Esq. ... - 10 - Tinddll Miss - 5 Eversfleld, C. G. E»q. - 13 4 hattield, E. Esq.... - 10 6 Colville, E. E-q - 5 - "Towner, Mr. J.-C.. - 6 - Eyre, Rev. C. J. P.. - 6 8 hichester, Earl of . . 2 - - Field Miss 13 4 look & bous, Messrs. 2 2 • Crook Mr H ... 5 Tudor, Rev. O. L. . . - 5 - Fiak, Rev. J. H. ... 3 13 4 OUingtord, W - 2 - * U sill. Rev. J. H. .. - 5 - Vorster, A. Ksq - 14 - Took, L. F. Esq 10 - I)evonshire,HisGrace Waithman, E. M. •Foyster. Rev. ti. B. - 13 4 Lastuood, Mr - 10 - the- Duke of. - - - Furley, Dr. - & S Ebuslf-y awJ Co.. . - , - 5 - Dexter, Mrs - - - Valker, Kdw. Ksq. . - 10 - Gret-n, Rev. W - 6 8 Kvery, J- Esq - 5 - *Earnshaw,Mr. B. K. - 2 6 Wai Us, G'. A. Esq.. - 10 6 Griffin, Mrs X. ... - 14 - ^arncombe, J. Esq. . - 6 - Wallis, W. L. Ksq. - 10 6 Guillebaud, Rev. ^"anicumbe, Mite... - 5 - E K - - Vhelpion, Rev.H.R. - 10 - H L 68 Koord Mr. T . - 6 - Ed wards, James, Esq. - 5 - Vinder, Mr. E - Hamilton, Miss - 6 8 i^age, Viscount 2 - - Kills, John, Esq - 10 - Vindt-r, J. Ksq. ... - - -t Harrison, ->Irs. F. . . - 6 8 judlee, Mrs - 10 - *Kvenden, Mr. H. . . - 6 - Voodland, Mrs - 5 - "Havilaud, F.G. Esq. - 13 4 Gorringe, Mrs - 10 - Finlay, Mrs - 6 - Vragge. G. R. Esq.. - S - Heath, l)r -13 4 Gosiin, VV. Esq - 5 - Foran, J. C., Esq. ... - 5 - VVraugham, A. B. Horton.Rev.SirG.W. - n 8 •iiiumuu, J. Esq.. . . - 5 - Frare, J. H. Eeq .... - - - E»q 1 1 Hun-ell, John, liq. - 7 - *Heai!, J. J. L&q.... - 10 6 Gilbert, C. D. E«q. .. 1 1 - Yi'iuig and Rawley, Hume, Rev. W. W. . - 14 - "Tl^ minings, Capt .. - 10 6 :iould, Dr. G - 10 - Hunt Holley, Mrs. .-08 iulrnan, R. Ksq.... - 10 - Green, Rev. G. R. . . - 10 - luce, H. B. Esq.,M.P. - 14 - *Jelinen, Cupt. P - 5 - Gurney, G . Esq - 5 - £30 IS - 1 ones, Rev H. D. . . - 6 8 L. 15. &S. C. Kail* ay -"•Laugd^iii, AAY.fc.Bq. - 1 - Hart, Miss - 10 Lee, Miss - & 8 ,ambe, R. Esq. . . . - - 5 - Hedley, Capt. G. . . . - - - Drtnatitms. Mackay, Miss - 6 « juwndes, A. Esq. . . - 10 - Henderson, R. H. Atkinson, liev. R... 1 - - Moody, Miss S - 6 8 ,owdell and Co. .tltlett, A. Esq., Nii-l.o'lson, Misses ..-68 Messrs - 10 - Holliiis, F. Esq - 4 - M.I' - 5 - Norri.-, E. S. Esq. . . - 14 - Mmtgwick & Adams, *Hoiinua, Capt - - - atljoe, Mrs 1 - - North, Miss - 6 8 Me.-»is 5 - l A 378 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1884. £. «, d. £ . s. d. &. s. d. Mannington, W. Vidter, J. S - 10 6 Elliott, Rev. E. K.. - 6 - Vidler ^jr^ 10 6 Martin, James, Esq.. - 5 - Camber Box - 9 - Gilbert, Major - 5 - Molyneux and Co. SSSarfot'cfesfttre. Messrs 1 1 - Total £1? 1 - Graham, T. G. Esq. .-106 Monk & Son, Messrs. - 10 6 Green, F, Esq - 6 - BIRMINGHAM Morris & Son, Messrs. - 10 6 *Green, ]VI. Esq 11- Newingtou and Co. *Gresson. Rev. J. G. - 10 6 BRANCH. SHOREHAM Grevett, Mr. R - 5 - Pam, A. Eso - 5 - Gunnery, Rev. R*-g. - 5 - Chairman — Pannett, W. Esq. ..11- BRANCH. Hargood, Admiral. .11- J. H. CHAKCE, Esq. Parsons Bros. Messrs. - 10 - Chairman — *Hargood. H. Esq... 1 1 - Parsons, H. J. Esq. . - 6 - *Harris, W. J. Esq.. 1 1 - Honorary Secretaries— HOGH GOKBTNGE, Esq. •Harris. W. Enq - 10 6 JVJessrs. CHABLKSttnd *Payne Capt - 5 - Treasurer— *PhillipB, Capt - 5 - Harrison, — Esq.. . . - 10 6 WILLIAM BAKWELL. J, COOPER, Esq. Harrison, Mrs - 10 6 Annual Subscriptiorit. Kussel and Son .... - 5 - Honorary Secretary— Hatherly, H. Esq... - 10 6 Simmons, H. Esq. . . - 10 - THUS. FULLER, Esq. M.I). HMity. A. Esq - 10 6 &. s. d. Simmons, T. H. Esq. - 10 - Honorary Collector — Hide Brothers, & Co. Avery, Mrs 1 1 - Sheffield, Karl of 2 - - D. PILMORE. Baldwin, J. and rions, HIU.T. Rowland. Esq. - 5 - Messrs i 2 - Annual Subscriptions. Smith, J. Maxfield, Holmes, G. P. Esq. . - 10 6 Barclay, Hanbury, . Beves and Co 1 - - Holland Miss 11- Esq 11- »Brown,J. E. Esq... - 10 6 Hooton, W. Esq - 6 - •Barwell, Chas. Esq. 11- Southwood, Rev. Burrell, Sir W. W. E P - 5 - Kave, Gen 1 1 - Barwcll, James, Ksq. 11- Keen, Mr. W. - 6 - •Barwell, Win. Esq. 11- *Stone and Towner, *Fnller, Tbos. Esq. . - 10 6 Messrs - 10 6 Kemp, VV. Esq - 10 6 Barwell, Miss - 10 6 *Paull. H Esq - 10 6 Kinnemore, J. B. Esq. 1 1 - Mr. Cowney'ri Box - 8 6 WORTHING Pearson. J. W - 5 - Fitter, M. A. Esq. . . 1 1 - j Iron Pillar - 13 7 BRANCH. Lewes Old Bank Griffith's * fi'rowett, Bo% - 10 1 Patron— M'-SSIS 11- Life-boat Ho. Box - 13 - Sir W. W. BURBELL, Bart. Roberts, John, Esq. . - 10 6 Healon, A. Ksq 11- Steam Packet Office M.P. Heaton and Taylor, BOX ..139 Chairman— . Mcssis 11- H. HAHGOOO, Esq. Sea House Hotel ... - 10 6 Heaton, Gr. £sq., Simpson, \V.*3. Esq. - 5 - Total Dons... 8 11 1 Honorary Secretary — MELVILL GKEEN, E»q. Sklndle, Mr. Vf - 10 6 Beaton, G. Esq. (Soli- Total Subs. ..39 13 6 hull) 1 1 Animal Subscriptions. Smith. Mr. G. H.... - 5 - Heaton, H. Esq 1 1 - j £J8 4 7 Smith, Messrs. G. H. Hoerner, M. U. Esq. 1 1 - Blaker, Ernest H. Stocker, Misses - 10 - Jutsun and Sons, Esq - 10 6 Tayler, Mrs. C. B . . - 10 - Messrs 1 1 - Reiitall & Co. Messrs. - 5 -Thornton, A. J. Esq. - 5 - Manton. H. Esq.J.P. 22- RYE AND WINCHEL- Bevnon, Airs. Crow- Thornton, K. Esq... 1 l - OsliT, Mrs. C 1 - - SEA BRANCH. iher .... 5 - Padmore, J. Esq.. . . 11- SJmpson, F. Ji. & Co. President — Brooker, W. H. Esq. - 5 - Tribe, W/F. Esq....' - 10 6 Messrs 1 1 T. S. Fix, Esq. Bin-nand, Capt. A... - 10 6 Tucker, Mr. H. T. .. - 5 - Stevens, James, Esq. 1 1 - | Honorary Secretary — Burnand, Col -10 - (Jllathorne, A. Esq. - 5 - Stokes J Esq .... 1 1 J. S. VIDLER, Esq. Blirnand, G. Esq.... - 10 6 TTrnnliurl. Mr. . . - 10 -Tan^yes, Limited . . 2 2 - i Butcher, Mrs - 5 - Viinsittart. Vioe-Ad- Tyndall, K. L. E«q. .11- Annual Subscriptions. Butler Mrs 10 6 miral, C.B 1 - - U'pion, W. A., Esq. . 11- Adanison, Mr. K. ... - 10 - Cameron, N. Pryce, Verrall, W. Esq - 10 - Walker, S. Esq 1 1 - Burra, Henry, Esq. . - in - Esq - 5 - i VYrrall, \V. F. Esq.. - 5 - Walker. Miss 1 - - Bellingham, Mr - 10 6 Wntson. J. L. Esq. . - 5 - Whitfleld, S. Ksq... 1 1 - \ Blomtield, Mr 11- Carpenter, Mr - 5 - WatNin, Rev. W. G. - 5 - Whitehouse, J. Esq.. 11- Bro Afield. A.M.... 1 1 - Chaplin, Messrs - 5 - Wedd, <;. Esq 1 1 - Wilkes, J. Esq 1 1 - Catt Mr S - 2 6 Chapman, Mr. H.. .. - 10 6 VVilkes, John, Esq., Oliurton, Rev. Mr... - 10 - Choimeley, the Misses- 5 - 1 Wliitelegge, Rev. Dawes, Walter - 10 - •Coffin, E. Esq - in -1 Canon 10 6 Wiltianis,Clement I. Eastes-Gre™, Mr. ..11- 'Collet, A. H. Esq. . - 5 -1 WrstWonhing Hotel- 5 - Etlis, Wilson, ai:d Collet, G, B. Ksq 5 - I Wieden, Colonel .... 11- Williams, Francis, Vidler, Messrs - 5 - Ooofoey, E. J. Esq.. - 5 - ! Woo-I, Miijor M - 10 6 K^q 1 1 Gladstone, Rev. D.f. 1 1 - Cortis, A. B. Esq. .. - 5 - * Wright, Arnold, Esq.- 10 6 Williams, Mrs. J. . . 1 1 - Hilder, E.. Rye 22- Cortls, A. Esq. - 5 - Young, A. Esq 1 1 - Williams. J. Esq. ..11- Inderwick Mr., M.P 1 1 Sums under 6s 2 3 - Ken ward, Mr. T 10 6 Lord. Rev. J.O - 10 - Cruse, Rev. F - 5 - £U 9 6 Mervou, Mrs - 10 - Currey, Mrs 1 - - Pix.'Mr. T. S 1 - - Davey, Mrs - 6 Donations. Reeve Mr K 5 -- J)awes, R. Esq 1 ] - Pillar, Wail and Deane, H. M. Esq... 1 1 Donations. Sliletnan, Major.... 1 - - Dodd, Mrs - 5 - Collecting Boxes — Slileman, Miss - 10 - Draper, Miss - 5 - j(57 19 7 Archer, F. W. ... - 14 1 Barwell & Sons, J... 1 5 9 BEANCHES—LIS T OF ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 379 £. s. d. £. *. d. I £. s. d. £. s. d. YAROLET, Hcughton.Bev. E.J. - 5 - Luff,Misses,Weston- Peterson, T. W. Esq. 4 12 6 per Miss WHITAKEB:— Lamb, Brv. J. C..., - S - hnper-HIare . . . . - JO - StocfetieUt, Tysley ... 1 U 6 Alston. Mrs. Elmdon Peebles, Mr. 0. J... - 5 - Rogers, Master Hall 1 - - : Smith Mr P - 5 - Tom - 6 - Barrows. Mr., J.P... 11- Scovell. Mr. J - 5 - Tomlinaou, Miss . - 5 H , Total Dons 9 10 4 Bidille Mr - 5 - Soden, P.ev. A. J... - 5 - Do. Waster. - 5 3 Turner. Master Total Subs. ....64 9 6 Builivant. Mr - 5 - TayL.r, Rev. K. M. . - 5 - V>al«v,\Ti, MTS, . . 5 - Wake, Mr. A - 5 - Tyson - 14 6 Viuey.lIlssXellie - 12 6 £73 19 10 D»iW, Rev. F. S - 5 - Sums under 5s - 7 6 £43- QUARXDOX. Newboui, Miss ... - 10 - Madeley, Mrs -10 - Dmation. Benson, Miss Jessie - 1'i 6 Stayt Mrs 6 Brasher, J/fcs - 12 6 Muscott. Mrs...... 5 - Chater, Miss - 5 3 Total t-i S - Coleman, Miss J.. - 3 C Pollack Mrs. - 5 - Ellin. Miss E - 11 - Ransome, Mr...... - 5 - HargraTea, Miss Rosenberg, Mr - 5 - A ^t 10 - 32So«estersf){re. Shakespeare, Mr. W. - 5 - STECHFORD JIarr/ott, .Miss ... - 17 6 Simins, Bev. G. H... - 5 - BRANCH. Newbold, Miss ACOCK'S GREEN, Tangye, Mr., J.P. .. 1 - - Eose - 1 - Whitaker.Mts 1 - - Treasurer and Hon. Sec. — Noble, Mies IS - 15 6 YARDLEY, AND Wbitnker, Miss - 5 - Mr. WILLIAM MOHOAH. Stern, Mips - 5 3 OLTON BRANCH. Whitaker, Miss A... - 5 - Swingler, >liss A.. - 6 6 Annual Subscriptions. Wtlby.Miss i J6 - Baird, Miss, Dover.. - 5 - Chairman — OI.TON. per Mrs. DOWNING. Bower, Misses, Total £13 15 3 J. BAKBOWS, ESQ., J.P. Hunt Mrs 5 - Knowle - 2 6 Sums under 5s, .... - 15 6 Clarke.Mr 10 - Total Subs... 10 11 - Treasurer and Icke Mrs . . . . 10 6 Honorary Secretary — Total Dons. ..813 3 Total ..£29 15 6 King, Mr. W. H. ... - 10 6 Rev. A. BUTLKK, Li.D. Lloyd, Miss, Lea- Col. Cards... 13 15 3 mington, collected .Annual Subscriptions. £32 19 6 Donations. by :— f 6 6 - ACOCK'S GBEEX, Per Miss BARKER : — YAKDT.EY, FreUvell, Capt - 5 - £ . .'. a. per M iss HOPKINS. Goode, Mr. W. ... - 10 6 Ash,Mrs - s - HosklDs, Mr, J. E., Grimsdick, Mr. W. WORCESTER Ash, Mrs. A. J - 5 - Life-Boat Box ... 13 - C - 5 per MISH WIUTAKEU. Holy.Miss 5 - BRANCH. Barker Mr J - 10 6 Chinn, Miss, Life-boat Ingall, Mr. W. G. . 11- Barker, Mrs - 10 - Box - 12 6 Lloyd, Vlr.H.C. H. - 6 - Chairman — • Barker, Mr. H - 10 - Femon.Mr., LiVe-boat Lloyrt, Mr. W. H. - 5 - Barker, Mr. T. B.... - S - Box 2 7 t J.loyd, Mrs. E.... - 2 6 Treasurer — Barker. Mr. U. E.... - 5 - lAovd, Miss - 2 « FaAb. SeooxEK, Esq. Boston, Mr -10 - \Vhiiaker.Mt6S, Liie- Matthews, Bev. J.E.- 5 - Butler, Rev. Dr 5 Metcalfe.tbe Misses 11- Honorary Secretary — M.S - 5 - K W. SEAMAN, Ksq. Dudley, Mrs - S - Sums under 5s 16- M T. C. and L. M. - 3 6 Annual Subscriptions. IKS" - s Paske, Miss - W - AUsopp, Sir E. Bart. 11- Vletcher, Mrs - 5 - Total £5 19 11 Tritton,Col. &Mrs. - 10 - Handley. Mr. & Mrs. - 10 6 Wight, Miss - 6 - Ampblett, Kev. . .. - 10 Maxwell, Miss - 5 - Hodgkins, Mr 1 1 - Collecting Cards. Bearcroft, Rev. J 1 - - Holroyii, Mr. E. B... - 5 - Morgan, Miss,Quarn- lier.yon, Mts 1 - - ACOCK'S GREEN. ,}un - 10 6 Jefferys, Mr , . - 5 - per M'ss BAKHEB. Sforpm, Mr - 10 6 Clarke, Geo. Ksq. ... 11- Whittteld, Bertie ... - 4 9 Pollack. Mrs - 5 - Cox &i'ainter.MtssiB. - 10 6 Ramsden, Mr 5 - Cusp, Mrs. f.liz - 5 - SrnaUwood, Mr. ... - 10 6 Kiss. Mr - 6 YABDLRT, Ow,twr, Mr. 1). A. . . - 5 - per Miss HOSKINS. j Mellor, Mrs - 5 - Biddle,Mi«s 31- ilO 11 - I)urville, Admiral , . 1 1 - NcaK Mrs. - 5 -. Hafvey, Misses - 5 3 hvans, E. Bickerton, j Hci.-kins. Miss 1 - - Donations. K- Total ..£8 3 - , Bertram & Son, Messrs. BRANCHES— LIST OF ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS, 389 £. S. d. £. s. d. £. t. a*. £. s. d. Clark and Pinkerton, )uncan, H. Macduff, Gilroy Mrs, - 5 - Beveridge, J. A. Esq. 11- Messrs - 5 - Esq - 5 - Gordon, Robert, Esq. - 5 - Beveridge. Miss .... - 10 - Cockburn, Alexander, )uncanson. Dr. Kirk - 5 - Bi-bnp, M.8. Win... - 5 - E,-,q. - 10 - Dunn, J. W. Esq.... - 5 - Gordon, Mrs...... - 5 - Black, Messrs. A. & C. - 10 -Cockburn and Camp- )unsmure, Dr - 10 - Gow, Alex. Esq - 5 - Blackball Brothers, bell, Messrs 2 - - Dymock and Outhrie, Gray and Son, Messrs, Cockburn and Co. Blackwood, Mrs. ... - 5 - Edinburgh Roperie Blackwood, Miss ... - 5 - Colquhoun, John, Co., Messrs, the ..11- Gray. Mrs - 5 - Blair, A Ksq 6 - Ksq - 5 - Edinburgh and Leith Gronmeyer, Richard, Myth, E.L.I. Esq.. 10 - - Contribution Box in B.s. John Beaumont 162 Edmonston, Thomns, Hadden and Son, Bolton, David, Esq.. - 5 - Contribution BJX in K8q - 10 - B-jnar, Mrs. Thomas. - 6 - s.s. William Atuir 343 Edmonstone, Sir Wm. Hagart, T. C. Esq. . . - 6 - Bonnar and Carfrae, Contribution Box in Hart., M.P 1 - - Haldane, Mrs - 10 - s.s. John Stirling. 216 Edwards, H. C. Esq. - 10 - Halkftt, Lady - 5 - Bow, R. H. Esq. ... - 10 - Cook, Misses - 10 - Ellis, W. M. Esq.... - 10 -Hall, Dunbar, & Co. - 6 - Boyd, -Sir Thomas J- 1 1 - Corrie, Hanson, & Co. E. M. B - 5 - Hamilton, Claud H., Boyd, Thomas, Esq. 11- Messrs 1 1 - Kaithfull, Mrs - 5 - Esq 10 - - Braidwood & Fowler, Constable, MeaBrs.T. Fair-bairn, Mrs - 6 - Ho-rdie, Messrs. J. & Me&srs - 5 - and A - 5 - Falconer, Miss 1 - - W - 5 - Brakenridge, Mrs. . . - 5 - Cornwall, Misses ... - 5 - h'alconer, Rt-v. M. . . - 5 - Harrison aud Co. Bramwell, Byrom, Cousin, Mrs - 5 - Farmer, Mr. John . . - 5 - Messrs - 10 6 Ksq M D . . . 5 - Cowan andCo.Messrd. 5 - - Fergus, Mr. William - 5 - Harvey, R. E. Esq... - 10 6 Brii'gloe, Francis A. Cowan and Strachan, Ferguson, Davidson, Hawihorns and Co., Esq - 5 - and Co. Messn* ... 1 1 - Messrs 1 1 - Brodie, Hamilton, aud Cowan, John, Esq. . , 1 - - Ferguason, W., Esq. - 6 - Hay, and Co, Messrs. Co. Messrs...... 5 - Cowan, Misg - 5 - Finlay.William, Ksq. - 6 - James - 10 - Brodie, J. Clerk, Esq. 1 - - Cowan, J., Esq., W.S. - 5 - Finlay, J. R. Esq. ..11- Hay, Admiral - 10 - Brodie, Mrs - 6 - Cowper, Mrs - 5 - Kinnie, Miss - 5 - Hay, H. S. A. L 5 - Brodie, T. D. Esq.... 10 - - Craig & Rose, Messrs. - 5 - Hayward, Robt. Esq. - 6 - Brotchie&Co. Messrs. Crawfoid, Messrs. A. Fleming, J. Ksq. ... - 6 - Henderson, Miss. ... - 5 - R 10 - Flett, Mrs - 5 - Henderson, Mrs - 10 - Brown, Georgp, Esq. - 6 6 Cross & Donaldson, Forbes, Miss E - 5 - Henry, Alex. Esq... - 5 - Brown & Son, Messrs. Messrs - 10 - Forbes, Mrs - 5 - Henry, John, Esq., H - 5 - Crudelius, Hirst, and Ford & Co., Messrs. S.S.C 1 - - Brown, Dr. Crum... - 5 - Co. Messrs - 10 - Hewit, Peden, & Co. Cruickshauk & Son, Ford & Sons, Messrs. W 11- Hewit & Sons, Messrs. - 5 - Gumming and Sons, Forrest & Turnbull, Hill, Miss - 5 - Brown and Glover, Messrs - 10 - Messrs - 5 - Hill, Thomson, and Cunningham, Messrs. Forsyth, Mrs - 10 - Co. Messrs - 5 - Bruce, Boyd, and Co. J.and J - 10 - Eraser, Mrs - 5 - Hill, W. Scott, Esq.. - 10 - Cunningham, George, Eraser, Mrs - 5 - Hill, Mrs - 10 - Bruce, Miss - 10 - Esq 2 2 ~ Friend, A - 5 - Hodge, Mrs. Charles - 5 - Bruce, Miss - 5 - Currie and Co. Messrs. Friend, A - 5 - Hodge, Mrs. T - 5 - Fiend A - 10 - Hoar. Mrs - 1ft - Bryden and Son, CutUbert, Miaa - 6 - Fi«iq.- 5 - Gibson and Walker, • Lord 1 Christie, Mrs. S - 6 - i Drybrough and Co. -, Kemp, Hislop, & Co. Christison, Sir Alex. Gibbon's Heirs, H. C. - 5 Drybrough and Co. Gibson, Thomas, Esq. - 10 - : Kennedy, John, Esq. 1 - - Christison, David, Messrs. N - S - • inlanders, Mrs - 6 - Ker, Miss Jane - 5 - Esq., M.D 1 - - Dudgeon, Mrs - 5 - Gille=pie and Cathcart, : Kirkpatrick, IT - 5 - Christison, John, Duncan, Flocklurt, Messrs 2 2 - Kirk wood, Mrs - 5 - Esq. W.S 1 - - and Co. Messrs. .. - 10 - Gillespie, |)r. - 5 - Knoblauch, Hugo, Ksq.- 5 - Church Dr - 5 - Duncan and Co. Gillou & Co. Messrs. Laing, W. and Co. Messrs. James .... - 5 - Clark, Hon. Lord Duncan, Miss - 5 - Gilmour, Messrs. W. Laird and Son, R. B. - 5 - Rutherfnrd 2 - -- Duncan, Mrs - 5 - and O - 5 - Lancaster, Mrs - 5 - 390 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1884. £. s. d. £. s. d. £ s. d. j • f.. t. i Laurie. Jas. D. Esq. - 10 - Millar, Mrs. John .. - 6 - Ritchie, George, Esq. - 10 - Stewart, Mrs. Robert- Law, Messrs. W. iG. - 10 - i Miller, Messrs-James Ritchie, Messrs. James j son - 5 Learmoutli, Mrs. ... - & and Sons 1 1 - • and Sons - 6 - ! Stewart, Messrs. J. Learmonth, Mrs. L.. - 5 -I Miller, John, Esq... 1 - -' Robertson Brothers, | andU - 6 Leask, J. B. Esq - 10 6 Miller, R. Esq 1 1 Messrs 1 1 -'Stirling, Mrs - 6 Leask, J. B. Esq.... I 1 -: Miller, Mrs. U - 5 - , Robertson, C. S. Ksq. 1 1 -,'Stratnn, Mra - 5 Lennie, E. Esq - 5 - Milne, Messrs. J. and Robertson, Messrs. Stuart, R. L. Esq.... 1 - Leslie, Miss - 10 Sons - 10 - i J. and D - 6 - j Stuart, Miss - 5 Leslie, James, Esq.. - 5 -! Mitchell. Messrs. J, Robertson, Miss .... - 5 - i Swan, Messrs. J. & Lewis, Mrs - 5 - i and Co - 5 - Robertson, Sanderson Son - 5 Lindsay and Son, Moir, Dr - 5 - : and Co. Messrs... - 5 - Syme, Miss - 10 Messrs.James,... - 5 - ! Moncrieff, J. Scott, Robertson, Mr - 5 - ! Sums under 5s 27 6 Lindesay, Colonel... 1 - -! Esq - 5 - Robertson Mrs - 5 - i Tainsb, James, Esq. - 5 Lingdrd, Mrs — 5 -! Moncreiff, VV. Esq. . - 6 i Taylor, Messrs. W. Livingstone & Weir, Montgomery, The and Co. Messrs.... 1 1 -! &Co 1 1 Messrs 1 I -! Very Rev. J. F... - 5 - Rollo, H. J. Esq - 5 - i Taylor,William, Ksq. - 6 Lockhart, Mrs - 5 -\ Moore, Lady Elizabeth 1 - - Romanes & Paterson, Taylor.M'Leod&Co. - B Lod.'er, Oapt. R.N". . - 5 - Morison, Patrick G. Messrs - 5 - i Teignmouth, Lord .. - 10 London & Edinburgh Esq - 6 6 Ross, Mrs. George .. - 5 - ' Tennant, R. Ksq. ... - 10 Shipping (Jo 1 1 - ! Morrison, Messrs. J. Ross, Mrs. Ker - 10 - j The Singer Machine Lothian, Miss - 5 -I andG - 10 - Roughead, Mrs., Sen. - 6 - I Manufacturing Co. - 6 Low, Robertson, and Morrison, Messrs. J. i Hussell, Mrs - 5 - I Thomas, Capt. F. W. Co. Messrs - 10 6; and J - 5 - ; Kutherfora and Co. | L., R.ff - 10 Lyon and Turnbull, i Morton, Mr - 6 Messrs - 10 - ; Thomson, A. Esq. .. - 6 Messrs. - 10 Muir, Messrs. J. and Rutherford, D. G. Thomson, Messrs. W Macandrew, Jas. Ksq. - s Son - 5 - Esq - 5 -i and Co - 10 Macdouald Robertson, Muir, M iss - 5 - Rutiierford, Mrs - 5 - | Thomson, Messrs. D. Misses - 5 Muir, MissS - 5 - Salveson, Mrs. T. .. - 5 - j and J. and Co.... - 10 Macfarlane and Co. Murdoch, Dr. Burn . - 7 6 Sampson, Miss - 6 - I Thomson, Messrs. R. Messrs. J. F - 10 Muir. Lord S - - Sanderson, William, 1 H. and Co- - 10 Macfarlane, Miss... - S Munro, J. Ksq - JO - Esq - 6 - i Thomson, Messrs, J. Macfarlane and Co. i Murray, Miss ...... - 5 - San-lord, Rev. D. T.- 5 -i G.and Co - 10 Messrs. D - 5 - \ Murray, Sir Patrick Sands, Miss 1 - - ' Thomson, Mrs. Jas. - 5 Macfie, Mrs - 5 -i Keith, Bart 2 - - Sung and Barker, j Thomson, Mrs - 5 Mackay & Co. Messrs. - 5 - Murray, R. Esq .... - 6 Messrs - 6 - I Thumson, Miss - 5 Mackenzie, John Ord, Murray, T. G. Esq. . 5 - — Scutt and Anderson, Thomson, Chas. W. Esq - 10 6 Mylne, Mrs. J - 5 Messrs. - 10 6 : Esq - 5 Mackenzie, Miss.... - 10 - N.C - 10 - Scott Bros., Messrs.. a - Tod Bros., Messrs... - 5 Mackenzie, Miss.... - 7 - Nairn, Mrs - 5 - Scott, A. W. Esq....- 5 - Tod, Henry, Ksq. W.S.- 6 Mac tie, Messrs T.W. Xapier, G. Esq 1 - - Scoft, '/'. Ksq - 5 - Tod, J. W. Ksq - B • and Suns — 5 -: Nelson and Sons, Scott, James, Esq... - 5 - I od. Robert, Esq 1 1 . Maclagau, Douglas, Messrs. Thomas .. 1 - - Scott, Mrs - 5 - ; Tod, Mrs. G - 5 • Esq - 5 - | Newton, James, Esq. - 5 - Scottish Iron S.S. In- Torry, John, Esq. .. - 5 - Maclnren, Messrs. D. Nicolson, ]). Esq 10 surance Association 5 5 - Trinity House, The. 2 2 . and Co - 10 6 ; Nicolson, James, Esq. - 6 - Seater, White, & Co., Trotter, Miss - 5 - Macleod, Wm. Bow- Norie, H. Henry, Esq. - 5 -i Messrs 1 1 - i'urnbullapd Wilson, man, Esq - 10 -: Oliver and Son, Shand, Hon. Lord... 1 1 - j Messrs - & • Mac Morland, — ....- 5 -! Messrs - 5 — Shand, Mra - 6 - Tunibull, Mr. & Mrs. Macnair, Joho, Esq.. 1 - - ' Oswald, Lady - 5 - Shepherd, Mrs - 6 -I A. II - 10 - M'Candlish, J. M. I Padon.Messrs.A &D. - 5 - Shiels, Kobt. and Son- 5 - I Turnbull, Miss - 5 - Esq - 10 ! Pagan, Mrs - 10 - Sidey, Charles, Esq.. - 5 - I Tytler, J. S. Ksq.... - 10 - M'Diarmid, VV. R. Pairman Brothers, Sim and Barclay, Tytler, G. M. Fraser, Esq - 5 Messrs - 5 - Messrs - 5 Esq 1 - - M'Dowall, Mrs -.10 Pairman. Mrs - 10 - Sim, M. R. Esq - 5 - j Usher and Co.Messrs. M'Ewan, Win. Esq.. 1 I -: Parker, Mrs - 5 - Simpson, Mrs 1 - -1 Andrew 1 1 - M'Farlane & Son, | Pater&on and Sons, Simsou, David, Esq. - 5 - ! Usher, Messrs. J. T. 2 2 - Messrs - 6 -| Messrs. 1 I - Sims.ii, Mrs - 5 - Uraiistwi, Mrs 1 — - M'Gregor & Pringle. , Patereon, Miss - 5 - Simson, Mrs - 6 - ! Wuddell, Mrs. Peddle - 5 - Messrs - 5 - Paterson, Jas. Esq.. - 5 - Sinclair, R - 10 B | Waddie& Co. Messrs. - 5 - M'tiregor, Augustus, ] PaUm, Lady - 10 - Slimon, Messrs. R. i Waddilove, Miss.... - 5 - Contribution Box. - 16 6 I Pattison, P. Esq 5 -' and D - 5 - | Walker, Messrs. G. M'lntosh, J. B. Esq. - 5 - : Pearson, Chas. Esq.. 1 - - Smith, Messrs.T.and and J -10 - M'Laren, D. Esq - 10 -. Pendrigh. W. Esq,.. - 5 - H -! Walker, James, Esq. 1 - - M'Laren, Duncan, i Penny, Mrs - 10 - i Smith, Messrs. John '• Walker, Mr - 5 - Jun. Esq - 10 - ' PentUind, Y. Esq. .. - 5 and Son 6 Walker. Mrs - 6 - M'Laren, Messrs. D. ., Petrie, PMlip and Co., Smith, Maj.-General Warden, Messrs. U'il- and G 1 1 - • Messrs - 6 - T. NT - 10 - ; Ham and Co - 6 - M'Laren, Mrs - 5 - ' Pitman, F. Esq - 5 - Smith, W. Esq - 5 - Warrack, Messrs. M'Laren, D. Esq ... - 10 - . Playfair, Dr - 5 - Smith, Miss C. R....1 - JohnaudCo 1 1 - M'Pherson, Professor j Pollock, Mrs - 6 _ Smith, Mrs - 6 - . Warrack and Son, D - 5 - , Prevost, Colonel.... - 10 - Smith, John A., M .D. - 5 -: Messrs - 10 - Maitland, Miss 5 -! I'ringle, Robert, Esq. - 10 - Smith, J. hsq - 6 - i Waterson and Sons, Maitland, Mra - 5 - I Raeburn, Messrs. W. Smith, Mrs - 5 - Messrs 1 1 - Marshall, F. Esq - 10 - j and J - 10 - Sommerville,Messrs. IWatj-on, John, Esq.. 1 1 - Marshall, Messrs. W. i Ramsay, Geo. Esq. . 1 - - John and Co - 10 (i | Wauchope, Moodie, and Co - 10 -I Kankin, Miss - 8 - Somerville, Miss ... - 5 - ; and Hope, Messrs. 11- Mai shall, Mrs - 10 - ! Rankine, Mrs - 5 - Somervillp, Mrs. ... - 5 - . Webster, Mrs - 5 - Marshall, Mrs - 5 - I Redpath, Brown, and Spence, Mrs - 5 -IWeir, Mrs. G - 5 - Marshall, Mra - 10 -i Co. Messrs - 10 6 Sprague, T. B.Esq.. - 5 -' Weir, R. M. Esq.... - 5 - Marshall, Mrs - 5 Reid, William, Esq.. - 5 -. Sprot, Misses - 5 -iWeller, Lieut.-Col.. - s - Marshall, Miss - 5 Renny, Chas. Esq. .. - 10 6 Steel, Coulston, & Co.. \ Wenley, James A. Martin, John, Ksq.. - 5 Rhiml, Messrs. D. A. Messrs - 5 - j Esq 1 - - Vfathieson. Mrs 1 - &Co - 5 - Stephens, Mrs1, and White, Burns, & Co. Melrose, Messrs. A. Kiach, Mrs. John... - 5 - ! Miss Hogg - 5 - | Messrs - 10 - and Co 1 - Richardson, Mrs.... — 5 - Steven, Miss - 10 - I White, John, Ksq... - 5 - Melville, Mies - S Richardson, Robert, ' Stevenson, Mrs - 6 - i White, John, Esq... - 5 - tfelvin, Alex. & Co. Esq I - - Stevenson, Miss - 10 -! White, John, E-q... - 5 - Messrs - 5 Richardson, Messrs. Stewart, Clapperton, ] White. Moir, Si Co. . - 5 - Henzies & C.Messrs. - 5 Francis and Co. .. - 6 - i & Co. Messrs., S.B. - 6 - | White, Messrs. R... - 5 - Menzies, John R. Esq.- 10 6 i Richardson, Mrs. ... - 5 - Stewart, Chas. Ksq.. - 5 - i Whitten, J. C. Esq. . - 5 - Hillar & Co., Messrs. - 6 - ( Richardson. Mrs.... - 5 - Stewart, John. Esq.. - 5 - i Whyte and Son, Millar Bios., Messrs. - 10 - ! Ritchie, David, Esq. - 5 - Stewart, James, Esq. - 5 -I Messrs. A - 5 - BBANCHES— LIST OF ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 391 £. i. d. t. s. d. £. >. d. | Wilson, W. S. Esq. . - 10 - Stuart. Messrs. .T.&W. 11-Fowler, G. S. Esq. .. 1 - - ST. ANDREW'S rowler, Misses - 5 - RDAWOU Wingate, Miss 2 - - Wm. and Son . . . . - 5 - Gray, Mr* - 10 - BRANCH. Wishart, Messrs. ; Wilkie, MeesreJ.&A. - 10 - Irvine, W. D. Esq. . 1 - -: „. . James and Sons . . 1 1 - ' Contributions under W T ES q Wisliart. D. F. Esq... 1 - - 6s 215 -SrR'eV F K . -: B ' J.B™M£a* •Mackintosh, H.B. Esq.- 10 6 Treasurer- Wood! Misses - 5 - Total £1316 Martin, John & Co.. - B - ASDEEW SSME, Esq. Woud. John A. K*q. - 6 - == •Murray, W. Esq - 10 - Wood & Co. Messrs. - B - )liphaot, P. Esq..... - 10 6i Honorary Secretary — Wood, J. P. Esq 1 - - — i Sea Box Society .... 1 1 - : ANDREW BENNETT, Esq. Wright, Messrs. P. | Sliaip and Mnrrav . . - 10 6: * Watson, If obert Esq. - B - Annual Subfcriptims. Wright, Miss Snthrie - 6 - VJJIgUl»UI«« Williamson. Milli- *• '• *• Wright Mrs - 5 - gan.andCo 2 - - Brown, Misses - 6 - Young Mrs. .. ..- 6 - LOSSIEMOUTH Williamson, S. Esq. Carnegie, Major Lin- Younger Mrs R - 5 BRANCH. Young, J. W. Esq. . 1 - - Waidcoc'k, Dr. R.N.. - 5 -• City of St. Andrews. 5 - - Ynniiff Tflmes Ksn Chairman — Young, James, hsq.. ^ _ apt. J. B. DUNBAR BBASDEI-. Contribution Box. . . - 10 9 Karle, Mrs - 10 - g C Sums under 6s .... 4 11 9 Maitland, Henry ... - 10 - Younger, Robt. Esq. - 10 - ofPitgaveny. Melville, J.Whyte.. - 10 - Younger and Co. Honorary Secretary— Total £1719 6 < McGregor, Gregor. ..- B - i Pnrdie, 'I honias 10 - •Welch, J. Ritchie.. 1 1 - Toial £383 7 2 Annual Subscriptions. £,. s. d. Total i'9 11 - BRANCH. Bevan, Mrs 25 - -(AllanandCo - B - Donations. London & Edinburgh ' Allan, James . . . . - 6 - _ ., . Baxter, J. H -10 - President— Bethune, Colonel. ..- 5 - Contribution Boxes— Black, Vrovost - B - Ex-Provost MATHIESOS. i Bovd M'ajor _ 10 _ S.S.Jolm BtaunMtt 1 16 2 i Hrander.Capt.Dunbar 22- S.S. John Stirling 2 1 6 * Brander, Robert ...- 5 - BAIL.E STEKPMAN. Burn- D- ^ • - . - - • - • - }» - S.S. William Jtuir 3 4 3 Cameron. Alex - 10 6 Carnegie, Hon. C. .. 10 - j £?A 1 11 Cooper'nnd Wink ... - B - A Lady Friend 1 - - Curwcn. H. K - 5 - Coull, Captain - 5 - Alexander, Daniel . . - 5 - Fitzgerald, E. J. and T mane's Crosbie, Mrs - 5 - Forrester, MLT:..9 9 2 ^"r'ames'™ ' ' ' " B " Alexander, ' Thomas, Fowler, Capt. Dash- Henderso" Miss Eli- Miles.. James - 6 Jun -10 -' wood 1 - - .abeth Frances... 50 - - {j&^™;; . I _ Barclay, Jolm - 5 - Grace. Stuart - 5 - Bardner, Henry - 5 - Jackson, M»jor 10 - Total Lfgac.es.. fc9 9 2 j^',^ . . . _ _ James B Beveridge H .... - 10 Milton, W. T - 10 - Total Dons. ....31 1 11 Johns ion. Major - 5 - •Donald, Robert 1 - - M-Intosb, Professor. - 5 - Total Subs. ...383 1 2 Levack, Cupt - S - Dunbar, Rev. J. W. - 6 - ! Ochterlony.SirChas. Mac Bey £ Gordon. . - 5 - Hay.James - 5 -! M., Bait - 5 - Tolal £48618 3 Macdonald, Dr - 5 - Hay, Mrs 5 OKphsmt,. T. T - 1» - Hay and Robertson . 1 - - Riddell, J - 5 - Inglis, William - 5 - s*ewart, Capt. D. S. - 10 - Maitland, Miss C. F. 1 - - Maclean, Hugh, uf •Macfar'line, James! 1 - _; White, J. Logan ...- 10 - MUSSELBURGH 1 Westfold - 5 - M'Laren, John and 1 Sums under 5s 13 11 2 BRANCH. I Morrison, Alex - 5 - William .. - 10 - • Munro, John - 5 - Mathieson, K - 5 - Total Dons 2211 2 Treasurer and Hon. i Priest & Co. Messrs.. - 6 - Mathewson, James . - 10 - Total Subs 9 11 - Secretary- Russel, Mrs - 5 - •Mathewson, William l _ -t JOHN RAM SAV, Esq. Smith, faeurge - 5 - Morris, Dr - 5 £32 2 2 * Smith, Sheriff - 5 - Nicholson. W - B - - ! Collector— Stuart, C. Moody . . - 5 -Ramsay, Robert.... - 5 - Mr. THOS. HALL. • Walker, R 6 - Held, William - 6 Own " Life-boat, " ^uX:::t : ^—^ - •Romanes, Archibald - B - perMissSmithers— Beverid»;e,Rev.J.G. - S - Contribution Kxe. 12 5 - Rosa, John - 5 -!A Friend, per Mrs. Black, Mr. A. D. M. - 10 - Suma u"der 6s * ~ ~ Rutherford, D. G.... - 5 - Prince....; 11- Uairil. Mr. Alexander - 5 _ I Sampson, John - 5 - Plegg, E. A. Ksn 1 1 - Elphlnstone The Total £29 1 6 Right Hon. Loid . 2 - - ~~— Scobie, Andri-w - 5 - Law, A. Esq 1 1 - Home, Mr. A. M. ... - 10 - Smith, Adam - 5 'Law W Esq . 1 1 Hope, Mr. Alex. ... - 6 - ' •Spowart, Thomas, , Mayor. Miss - 5 - Hope, C.-neral -10 - . , V.f 1 - I'arr. B. Ksq.., 5 Hope.MissEliz. ... - 5 - -JFlfeSttU. Stalker, John - 5 - Smithers, Miss ...... 5 - Hope, Sir Joha D. i Steedman, Robt - 5 -i — Stevenson, Rev. Robt. - 5 - £t> - - Hmfter Mr Henry 'H 'B ! ANSTRUTHER innes Mr A B BRANCH. Taylor, Mrs. Peter ..- B - Jack, Mis. Captain.. - 5 • •Walker, Thomas... 1 - - Kemp &Co. Messrs. J. - B - President — •Wallace, Andrew .. 1 - -i Legal, Mr. John ... - 5 - His Worship the PROVOST. •WaUs, James - 5 ] Wardlaw, Jas. L. . . - S - LMe;gsSrs°''?.?lid CU' - 10 - ><«"««* Secretary- H B Westwood, Wm 5 - Menzies MrV...... - 6 - • " - MACK.HTOSH, E^q. Wilson, Robert M... - 10 - » 1 Millar, Mr. James ..- 6 -' £. s. d. Mitcliell, Mr. Alex. . - 5 - *AdamsonJohn. Kaq, - 10 - Total £25 1» Mitchell, Mr. Peter .- 5 - •Amlerson, W. H. . - 5 - Mitchell, Mrs. G - 5 - Cook, D., E»q - 5 - Smith, Rev. C - 6 - Darsle, Mrs. «....,.- 10 - Stirling, Brothers ... - B - : Darsie, J . U. Esq. . . 1 I - 392 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1884. £. *. d. DUNDEE BRANCH. Seamen belonging to and frequenting JFoxfarsfjiu. Chairman — thr Port, per John f^atfomgtonsfcixe. WH. 0. DAI.GLKISH, Esq. ARBROATH Hon. Treasurer — Contribution Box on board DUNBAR BRANCH. JAS. MUDIE, Esq. S.S. Britannia. , . - 9 - BRANCH. S.S. Cambria - 5 9 Honorary Secretary — President— Life-boat House. . - 15 6 The DDKE OF ROXBUKGH. Chairman — JAMES HDNTER, Jun., Esq. Sailor's Home 1 4 10 ALEX. REID, Esq., Provost Annual Subscriptions. Old Stores sold - 10 - Chairman- of Arbroath. £. S. d. Colonel PUBVES, of Edenholm. Honorary Secretary — Alison, G. L. L 1 1 - WM. CAKGIU., Esq. And- rson, Alexander 1 1 - Total Dons 46 14 - Honorary Secretary— Armitstead, George, Total Subs 101 - - G. R. SCOTT, ESQ. Annual Subscriptions, M p 5 5 £. f. d. Banks, Alex. M - 6 - £150 14 - Annual Subscriptions. £. *. d. Balfour & Cummings, Baxter Miss 55- Brodie, Alexander.. - 10 - Baxter.W. E. £Co.. 2 2 - Briggs W - 5 Bell Thos. and Sons 22- Donations. Carnegie, H. F. Lind- Rruce 1 >avid and Co. 11- MONTROSE A Friend - 10 - Buik, W. and H - 5 - BRANCH. Anderson, William, Chapel, Mr. David .. - 6 - Buist Don, Bros. anJ of A!*hfipld - 10 - Co 1 1 - Chairman- Brand, Provost, Dun- *Corsar, Mr. Chas-W. - 10 - Carmichael, James, Provost MITCHELL. bar - 10 - 1 and Co 2 2 - Corsar, Mr. Wm. H. - 10 - Honorary Secretary — Buchanan, Rev. R., | *Corsar Bros. Messrs. - 10 - Carmichael, Peter ..55- Duobir .... 10 J JAS. WABKACK, Esq. Cathie, Jas.. Dunbar - 5 - Dalbousie, Kt. Hon. Annual ^inscriptions. Gillespie, William, Ounninglirtin, David 11- Aberdein, F. Esq. . .. 1 - - *Dickson, Mr. Jas. A. - 10 - Duncan, P. M. & Son 11- Baxter, David, Ksq. . - 5 - Purves, Lieut.-Col., Dickson, Mr. J. F. . . - 5 -Dundee Harbour Hurrell, Geo. Esq. . . - 5 - of Edenhohn - 10 - Donaldson. Mr. Robt. - 5 - Trustees .1010 - Sc'>tt, Charles, New- Duncan, Mr. John . . - 10 -Dundee, Loch Line •Ferguson, Messrs. J, S.S. Co 22- Davidson, A., Chem- Scott.Geo. R.,Tmnbar- 10 - and A - 5 -, Dundee, Perth, and Contribution Boxes .-77 Forbes, Mr. Thos. , . - 5 - London Shipping Dickson, Arthur, Esq. - 10 6 Fraser and Sons, Messrs. D - 10 - Feather, P. A,* Son - 10 6 Gordon, Mrs. W. (the Fraser, Mr. Pat. A. . 1 - - Fraternity of Masters late) . . . .1 «nd Seamen 55- Gutbrie and McCor- Gibfron, Robertson, & Interest from Har- Co. '. 1 1 - bour Trustees ... .30 - - NORTH BERWICK Gilroy, Alex. Jun. . . I 1 - Japp, J. and F - 5 - Laird, Mr. George . . - 10 -Gilr^.y, Sons, and Co. 1 1 - *JohnstflH, J, & Sons 55- BRANCH. Gourlay Bros. &. Co. 22- * Lowson, Mr. Andrew- 10 - Key, Dr. Andrew,. , - 10 6 President— Grimond, J. & A. D. l 1 - Largie. George - 10 - Henderson, Alex 22- The Right Hon. LADI MAET. Macdonald, J. & W.. - 10 - Lawrence, Dr. S. . . . - 5 - HAMILTON. Mi In, Mr. George... - 5 - Henderson, H. & Sons 22- Lindsay and Son, *Muir, Mr. James .. - 1C - Hendersun, John, Jun. 11- Messrs. John - 10 6 Chairman — Nicol & Co. Messrs. A. - 5 -Ireland, Leilch.oiCo. 11- *Mearns, Alex, Esq.. 11- SIB HEW DALEIMPLE, BART. Pierson, Mrs. Ciuynd 1 - - K'ennedyaud Kae .. - 10 - Millar, R. & Sons, *Raitt, Mr. Jonathiin - 5 - Laing, John 10 6 Honorary Secretary — *Reid, Mr. Alex. ... - 5 - Leng, John 1 1 - Milne. John, & Sons. - 10 6 DAVID McCULLocH, Esq. Robertson, George.. - 5 - Lipman and Co 11- 'Mitchell, Jas. Esq.. 1 - - Annual' Subscriptions. Salmond and Son, Logie, James - 10 - Moir & Son, Messrs. Messrs \V~ . - 10 Low, James F 1 1 - Wm - 6 - Arkivrigfit, Mr 1 - - Salmond, Mr. Jos. . . - 5 -Low, Samuel M 1 1 - Montrose Lime Co... - 10 6 boiril, Sir David, Shanks, Mr. James . - 5 - Lo\vson, William ..1 1 - Muirden. A. Ksq ... - 5 - McGavin, Robert... 11- Bart 1 - Smart and Ogg - 5 - Murray & Co. Messrs. - 10 6 Belfrage, And - 10 - Webster, Messrs. F. Maitland, E K 1 1 - Myers, Geo. C. Esq.. - 10 6 Campbell, Sir Hugh Maittand, Thomas.. 11- *Reid Capt. Henry. - 5 - Malcolm, Ogilvie, &: Hume, Bart 1 1 - Webster, Mr. Wm... - 10 - Reid, John, Esq. ... - 5 - *Cree, James, Ksq.., 1 - - Weir, Mr. James ... - 5 - Co 22- Ross, Oliver, EMJ... - 5 - Diilrymplc, Udy... - 10 - Sums under 5s 4 17 - Miller 0 G 1 1 - Savege, James, fcisq. - 10 6 •Daliymple, Sir Hew, Mitchell, JamoB .... - 10 6 Stunsfelil, Capt 2 - - Bart 1 - - Total 21 2 Moncur, A.lex. H.... 1 1 - Steele, Dr. H - 5 - Mudie.R. A 11- *Warrack, J. & Co. . 1 1 - Mudie, R A. & sons 22- Nt.bet 5 - - Watson, Dr - 10 - Hwieyman, M. Ksq. 11- Donations and Legacy. *Watt, Alex. Esq... - 6 - Lauderdale. Karl of . 5 - - Ogilvy, Sir John ... 1 1 - Whimster, W. S. and Collected at Shore Pearce, A. W 1 1 - Laurie, Willi.m 12 6 KMT. . _ R - •Malcolm, Walter, Dues Office 3 15 - Pearce, Mrs. A. M.. 1 - -: Small Subscriptions 1 IT 6 Sandfrmn, C- S - 10 6 c j Collecting Esq 1 From Fishermen of asn n *McCullnch, D. Esq - 10 - Scott, William l - - Boxes . 1 12 1 M=linyre, Mrs 1 - - Moncrirff, Wm.Esq. 1 - - Intere.-t from Bank. 2 13 11 Siephen, William... 11- Total £61 13 1 Legacy from tbe late •Suttie, Capt. F. «., Stn*ng, William.... 11- R.N 1 - - Mrs. Gellatly 9 - - 'rhunuon, Thus 2 2 - Donations. Walker, H. and Sons 22- Suttie, R. Grant 10 - Davidson, Capt. L>. C. •Woodrow.T. R. Esq. - 10 - Total Dons.JS Legacy20 - 1 Weiuberg, J. J 1 1 - and crew of s.s. Total tubs. ..21 2 - Joseph 4 12 1 Total 24 4 6 Total £l(H - - Mr. Hood's Lecture £41 2 2 inE. U. Church.. 11- Donations. Donations. Dundee Harbour ! £67 7 2 A Lady, bury Trustees, being sums levied on Abeicromby, A. A. Esq - 10 - McManter, Charles . - 10 - Taylor, Robert, Esq. 2 - - Pirie David 10 Campbell, Geo. Esq. 2 - - — BRANCHES— LIST OP ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 393 f. «. d. £. «. d. £. *. d. Richard, W. M.Esq. - 10 - •Wood, Alexander. . - 6 - Browne, Easton, & Wylie.Macleod.Esq. - 10 - Wyllie, George - 5 - Uanarfcsfjtrc. Collected at annnul Sums under 52...... 596 Brownlie and Co. ... 1 1 - exercise of Mfe- GLASGOW BRANCH. hoat. Including Bryce and Rmnpff. . - 10 6 Treasurer— Bryce, J. D. Esq 1 1 - Donations. JAHES A. SMALL, Esq. Buchanan, Watson, Total Dons 37 9 1 Balfour, Sir George Honorary Secretary — and Co. Messrs.. . . 1 1 - Total Sabs 24 4 6 MJ>. 2 - - Bulloch, Lade, & Co, Collection Box at R. HOPE ROBERTSON, Esq. £61 13 7 Annual Subscriptions. Burnley and Co. £. s. d i20 10 7 A Friend 5 - Burns, Messrs. G. and Auld William 1 1 J 2 - - Addle, Robert, and Bnrrelt and Son, Me-?Ts ... .1 1 Aitken and Wad.lell 1 1 Caledonian Tube Co. - 10 6 Aitkin, Lilbnrn, and Calton Spinning Co.. 11- Campbell and Co. Aitken & McKenzie 11- Messrs. J. and W. 3 3 - !ttncartitmst)irt. Albion Shipping Co.. 22- Gimpbell. Jas. A. Alexander Brothers. 11- Ksq., M.P., LL.D. 1 1 - GOURDON BRANCH. UtttkcubbrigH Alexander, Fergus- Campbell, Rivers, and President— KIRKCUDBRIGHT Alexander and Co. Cargill, David S - 10 6 JAKES FABQDHAR, Esq., Messrs. R. F. & J 1 1 - Hallgreen. BRANCH. Chaplin and Co. Allan, Jas. & Alex.. 22- Messrs. Alexander - 10 6 Chairman— Patron - Alston, J. Carfrae . . - 10 - Cbrystal, Robert,Esq. 22- HERCULKS SCOTT, Esq., The EAUL OF SELKIRK. Anderson, Messrs. D Clark and Co. . . . 4 4 - Brotberton. President— Clark, Messrs. J. Jun. Honorary Secretary- WM. MAKTIN, Esq. Anderson, John and and Co 22- Bey. JOHN BKOWN, Ctyde Shipping Co... 22- Bervie. Treasurer and Hon. .Sec.— Anderson, Mest-rs. Coatbridge Tin Wafe JAMES McMuLDuow, Esq. Co 1 1 - Annual Subscriptions. Annual Subscriptions. Anderson ami Co. Coats, Messrs. J. & P. 2 2 - I. s. d. Cochran, A. and R. . 1 1 - Aymer, Dr. James . - 5 - £. s. d. Messrs. James ... - 10 - •Brown, Rev. J - 5 - Selkirk, Right Hon. Arnott & Co. Messrs. 11- Cochrane J. R 1 - •Bryden, Mr. Wm. the Earl of . . 33 Arthur & Co. ( Limited) Collins, Sons, and Co., Barbour, William, Messrs. 5 5 - Messrs. William.. 22- Esq 1 Arthur and Hinshaw, Connal & Co. Mest-rs. 1 1 - Collins, Dr. l(. N.... - 10 - Connal & Co. Messrs. *Craighead, James, Charters, John, Esq. - 5 - Esq - 5 Cowan, John, Esq. . 1 - - Austin andMcAslan, William 1 1 - Dickson.PatricltEsq. - 10 - •Gordon, A. J. K*q.. - 5 - Messrs 1 1 - *Farquhar,James.Esq.5 6 - Huglian, Major Hor- Bairdfc Brown, Messrs. 11- Messrs. Charles. ..11- Farquhar, Colonel . , 3 3 - ton 1 1 Baird andSon, Messrs. Craig, R. and J 22- *Gibb, James G. Esq. - 10 - Johnson, Mrs - 5 - Hugh - 10 6 Crailsheim and Her- Kennedy, J. L. Esq. 1 - - Baird, Frank 22- man, Messrs 11- Reid, Mr. David ... - 6 - Kirkcudbright, Burgh Balloch, Robert, and Crawford, Cree, and *Scott,Hercules,fe:8q.lO 10 - Co - JO ti •Martin, Wm. Presi- Ban naty ties, Kirk- Cruikshank, W. and Thorn, Mr. John ... - 6 - Co - 10 6 *Walker, Mr. Robert - 5 - wood, and M'Janet 22- Maxwell, Sir \Vm., Barclay & M'Gregor, Crum, Alex., M.P. .. 11- Sums under S>. -18 - Messrs 1 - - Total £24 6 - Maxwell, W. H. Esq. 1 - - Barclay, Curie, and Davidson, W. J. Esq. 22- •McLellan, David, Barr, W. B 1 1 - Denny.Wm. Brothers, McMuIdrow, James, Bell & Sons, Messrs. Messrs 2 2 - John 1 1 - Dick, R. and J 2 2 - STONEHAVEN Murray-Stewart, H. Bennett, Browne, and Uick,.W. B. and Co.. - 10 6 BRANCH. G Esq 1 1 Co. Messrs 11- Dickie and Co, for Oswald, R. A. Esq. . 1 - -Bilsland Brothers... 22- Barque s Bleultoyle, Patron — Skirving, Adam, Esq. 1 - - Binnie, Thomas .... - 10 6 Florence, and Loi- SIR THOS. GLADSTONE, BART., Wigram, Loftus J., Black & Co. Messrs. Lord-Lieut, of the County. Esq., Berkeley Dill, Wilson, &Muir- Square, Ixmdon ..1 I - Blanefield Printing head 1 l - President— ' Company 1 - - f'om.ld, Mr. Thoe... - 10 - JAMES WOOD, Ksq., Boat and Turner. ... 1 1 - Donaldson Brothers, Total 21 13 6 Bowman, Jas 11- Messrs 1 1 - Treasurer & Hon. Secretary— Boyd, VV. and Co. .. - 10 6 Douglas, R. & Son, DAVID CABH, Esq. Boyle, Miss E. C 1 - - Messrs - 10 6 Annual Subscriptions. Donations. Braby, Kred. & to. Dow, Archil. Esq... 22- Balrd, Alex, of Ury. 22- Bean, Thomas - 5 - (Limittd) . - 10 6 Dunlop, Thos. Esq. Davidson, late Mrs., Craig, Provost - 5 - British and African interest on legacy , - 16 1 <5ordon,Willium,Esq. Steam Navigation Dunn & Son, Messrs. Duff, R. W. Esq 1 1 - ofThreave 11- 1> . 11 'Falconer, Robert . . - 5 - Douglas, W. D. British India Steam I'unn Brothtrs - lo 6 Urelg, George A. ... - 6 - Robinson, Esq... . 1 - - Navigation Com- Dunn, Jas. and Sons 11- McClellan.MissCLara- 10 6 pany (Limited)... 22- Edington and Sons, McClellan, .John,Et>q. 11- Brvwn & Co. Messrs. Messrs. T 1 1 - •Kinnear, A. W. ... - 10 - Mackie, J. G. Eaq... 22- J. and T 1 1 - E'lmiston and Mit- •Knowles, James... - 5 - Box, s.8. Tuskar, j£r Brown & Co. Messrs. chells, Messrs 1 l - *Martio, Thomas. . . - 5 - t'&ptain Sinclair ..21- W. and A I 1 - Edminton, J. and R. - 10 6 M'inroy, Colonel ... 2 - - Brown and Poison ..22- Elder & Co. Messrs. Mowat, Wm. & Sons - 6 - £'29 19 - Brown, Downs, and J 2 2 - Ellis, Thomas 1 l - Reddle, Captain J.G. 1 - - Brown, James, Esq.. 22- Kwing & Co. Messrs. Ritchie Wm .. 1 - - Brown, jun., Pavies A Orr . 22- Scott, James - 10 - & Tail, Messrs.... - 10 6 Ewing & Co. Messrs. •Tindal, Robert 10 - Brown, Sons, & Co. J 2 2 - Watt, Rev, John .... 6 - Messrs. Wm 2 2 - Effing & Co. Messrs. Williamson, James G.- 5 - — — 394 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1884. £. i. d. S- • s. d. i £ . s. d. £. e. d. Fwqnhar & Rox- Hinshelwood, J. and M'Cowan, David, Paterson, Andrew, burgh, Messrs.... - 10 6 Co. Messrs - 10 6 Esq. ... . l l Esq. . 1 1 Ferguson and Sons, Holmes, Kerr, and M'Dowall, Steven, Paul, Messrs. M. and Messrs. James ... - 10 6 Hidderwick - 10 6 and Co Messrs 44- Fergussou and Bros. HouldsworthandCo. M'Ewan, Stevenson, Pearson, Adam, and Messrs. J 2 2 - Messrs. J 22-' and Leisk, Messrs. 1 1 - Co 2 2 Ferguson and For- Howat, Messrs. D. G. M'G rigor, Donald & Pirrie, Foote, and Co. rester - 10 6 & Co . . . . 11- ^> i •> Ferguson and Reid, Howat and Sons, M'Laren, Sons, & Co. Pitkethly, Jas. Esq.. 11- Messrs. William.. 1 1 - Philllps, John, & Co. Finlay, H. E 1 Hnrtet and Campsie McCall and Stephen. - 10 6 Finlay & Co. Messrs. Alum Co 2 2 - M'Clelland, MacKin- Kaalte, Jaiques van Hutcheson,Jas. & Son - 10 6 non, and Hlyth, Fisher, Watt & Reyes, Hydepark Foundry Messrs 1 1 - Rae, John 1 1 - Messrs l 1 - McMillan, Arch, and Raebura and VeTft . - 1ft 6 Fleming, P. and R. Incorporation of Son 2 2 Ralston, Goodwin & & Co 1 1 Skinners (per Mr. McEwun, Robt. D. Forbes. Peter 2 2 Osborne) 2 2 - Esq - 10 6 Ramsay, John, Ksq.. - 10 — Forsjth. Miller, and Inglis, Messrs. A. Macfarlane and Co. Rankin and Sons, Co l 1 andj 22- George Uray 1 1 - Frame, Thos - 10 6 Irvin and Co. Messrs. Maclndoe F. H. P... 1 1 - Rankine and Son, Fraser and Sons, Samuel 1 1 Messrs. John 1 - Jackson and Co. McTear, Eobt. & Co. - 10 6 Rattray Brothers, & Fraser, Kirkpatrick, Messrs. John - 10 6 Malloch, Messrs. C. Smith, Messrs. ... - 10 6 and Smith 2 2 - Jackson, John - 10 6 Reid and Son, Messrs. ; Gairi]ner,James,&Co. 11- Jameson, E. Esq. ... 1 1 - Mann, Byars. and I Gairdner, Chas. Esq. 11- Johnston, James, Mr. 22- Relchmann and Co. Galbraith, Messrs. A. Kelly & Co. Messrs.. 11-Martin, Turner, and and A 2 - - Kerr, Anderson,Muir Rinttrai, Son, ami Go. I 1 Garroway, Messrs. and Main, Messrs. 22- Middleton and Kirk- Messrs. Peter 11- E. and J 1 - - Kerr, Newton, & Co. patrick, Messrs... 11- Ritchie and Co. General Shippine Co., Messrs 11- Millarfc Son, Messrs. per Aitfcen, Lilburn, Kettle and Co.Messrs. John 1 1 - Rolwrrson, Messrs. and Co 11- E 11 Miller and Co. Messrs. GKbb, EUas, Esq. ... - 10 6 Keydens, Strang and G 2 2 - Rohb, Moure, & Co. Gilbert, Mrs. Crerar.. 2 - - Girvin, Messrs. ... 1 1 - Miller, James, Son, Gilflllan, J. andT... 11- Kidston & Co. A. G. 1 1 - & Co. Messrs 11-Robertson, John, Esq. 11- Glasgow Shipping Co., Kidston & Co. Messrs. Milligen, John, &Co. - 10 - Robertson & Baxter, per Aitken, Lilburn, A. G 2 2 - Mirrlees, Watson, & Kidston and Sons, Robertson, Messrs. Glen, Mrs 22- Messrs. Wm 1 - - Mitchell, A., Jun. L. and R. H 1 1 - Glen, Mrs. Margaret Laidlaw, R. and Son 11- and Sons - 10 6 Roberton, Heugh, & Pollock . ..22 Laing&Co. Messrs. J. 1 1 - Co. Messrs - 10 6 Gourlay, Mrs. J. B.. 1 - - Laird, Alex. A. & Co. 2 2 -Mitchell, Watson, Robinous and Mar- Gourlay, Miss Sarah Lamont & Co.Messrs. and Wink, Messrs. 22- joribank 32- L, - 10 Mitchells, Cowan, & Rodger, James, Esq. 11- Gonrlay, Kobt 1 1 Langlands and Sons, Johnston, Messrs. .11- Gourlie and Son, Messrs. M 1 I - Moncreiff,Barr,Pater- Rose, Murison, &\vd Messrs. William .. 11- Law David . . . 11 son, and Comp. Thomson, Messrs. 11- •3ow & Co. Messrs. Law, Thos. and Co.. - 10 6 Ross and Co. Messrs. Allan C 11- Leisler, Bock, and Co. Moore and Browne, W . 11 Graham & Co. Messrs. Messrs 22- Messrs - 10 6 Ross, Malcolm, and William 22- Liepmann, Lehmann, Moore, Taggart, and (jrauam, Messrs. A. and Co. Messrs. ... 1 1 - Co. Messrs 1 1 - Rowley and Dick, J. and A 2 2 - Lietke & Co. Messrs. 11-Morris and Co .... 1 1 - Messrs .. - 10 6 Graham and Sons, Little, James, & Co. 22- Mossend Iron Co. ... 1 1 - Royal Clyde Yacht Messrs. John .... 1 1 - l/orimer & Moyes... 11- Munsie Geo 1 1 - Club 2 2 - Srant, John 1 1 - Lumsden, Geo. Esq.. 22- Murdoch and Co. Russell, Miss J. G... 11- Grant It Son Messrs. MacArthur, Misses . - 10 - Messrs. Robt 1 1 - SandemaD Messrs. D. G 1- 1 - McAulay and Co. Napier and Sons, R. . 1 1 - Gray, Dunn, and Co. Messrs. James.... - 10 - Napier and M'lntyre, Sandeman, Messrs. Messrs. 11- UacBean and Co. Messrs 33- David, and Son... 11- Gray, J. H -10 - Messrs. H 3 3 - Neill, J.& R - 5 - Scott J. and John <*. 1 1 - Gregor, Turnbull & MacBrayne, D 6 6 - . Seligmann, H. L. and Co 11- Macdonald, Hood, & Neilson & Maxwell. 1 1 - Greig, J. and W - 10 6 Nimmo, Jas. &Co... 11- Sempie, McLean, & (Jrischotti, Fleming, Macgeorge, Cowan, Nisbet Messrs. A. & J. 11-i Reid, Messrs ..11- and Galloway .... 1 1 - Nitshill and Lesma- Shaughntssy, J. .... - 5 - Guild, J. Wyllie ... 1 1 - Mackenzie. Gardner, hagowCoal Co.... 2 2 - , Simpson, Hunter, Gumprecht & Stewart 11- and Alexander, Owners of Barque ^ & Young, Messrs.. 11- Halley, W. L - - Minnie Browne, per Siraons, Jacobs and Harrington, J. P.... 1 - Mackenzie, Mrs - 10 6 Messrs. Browne & Hart, Arthur -10 6 Singleton, Dunn, and Hart, John 1 - Mackie and Sons ... 1 1 - Do. Jane Ure, per do. - - - Co 22- Harvie, Alex 1 - Mackinnon and Co. Do. Annie, per do. .. - - - , Skinner and Co. Hay, Jas. and Sons . 1 - Messrs. William.. 22- Do. Bina, Campbellt Messrs. Thomas . . 1 i - Hay, Messrs. Win., Maclae, A. Cnim, per do, - 5 - Skinner and Sons, 'Fainnan and Co. - 10 - Do. Dalhauna.perdf). - 5 - Messrs. W 11 Batfield, Cameron, MacLaren, Crum and Do. Miza Campbell, Sloan & Co. Messrs. and Co 10 - William 22- Henderson and Co. Maclay, Murray, and Do. Janet McNeil, Messrs. Patrick... 44- Spens, Messrs 4 4 - per do. - 5 - Henderson, Bros.. . . 33- MacLellan, Messrs. Do. Maggie Browne, i Smith & Co. Messrs. ilenderson. Miss 10 6 P. and W. 4 4 per do. - 5 - A. and W... - 10 6 ({enderson and Co., Macleod, Rev. D., Dp. Martha Reid, Smith and Sharp, Messrs. D. and W.. 44- per do. - & - Messrs. 22- Henry and Co. Macpherson,R. S.and Do. Mary, per do. - & - Sinith and Sons, Messrs. A. and S. . 1 1 - Co 1 1 Do. Marg. Mitchell, : Messrs. George ... 2 2 - Ifertz, Theodore ... 1 1 - M'Call and Son, per do. - 6 - I Ditto extra Sub- ;fertz,Theodre(Add.) 1 1 - Messrs. James. ... 1 1 - Hill, E. and J. M. . . M'Clure, Naismlth, Paterson and Son, Smith and "\VeUa! owl, Brown, and Co.... 22- Brodie & Co. Messrs. 11- Messrs. Wm 11- BEANCHES— LIST OF ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 395 £. s. d. £. s. d. Smith, George, & Co. Thorbnrn, Mr. R.... - 10 6 Thorburn, Walter .. - 10 6 Snodgrasa, Messrs. J. "fttnlitbgotosfcire. ©rferug Islanfcs. Thorburn, William . - 10 6 and R 1 1 - •Tod, Mr., St. Mary's KIRKLISTON LONGHOPE Steel, Coulsou, and BRANCH. Todd Provo&t . 6 - Co. Messrs 11- BRANCH. Wallace Mr 1 1 Stephen and Son, •Wyer, Rev. T 1 - - President — Chairman — Messrs. Alexander 22- J. G. MOODIE HEDDLE, Esq. Stcvenson, J. Esq. ..22- Rev. J. U. BURNS. Stewart, Messrs. An- Honorary Secretary — Total *23 1 - drew aud James.. 11- Honorary Secretary — EDWARD E. COKBIGALI, Esq. Stewart and Co. Mr. JOHN GARDINER. Messrs. John 1 1 - Annual Subscriptions. Annual Subscriptions. £. s. d. Stewart & M'Donald, £. i. d. Corrigall, Edward E. Messrs 1 1 Blair, Miss -76 Esq .. - 5 - Stewart, R 1 1 Burns, Rev. J. C.... - 10 - Stewart, D. Y. & Co. 2 2 - Heddle, J. G.Moodie 1 1 - Stonela* Colliery... - 10 6 Stirling, Win. & Sons 22- Contribution Boxes .-54 lUnfufoslme. Strang & Kirkwood. 11- Hog, T. A. Esq - 10 - M«Cjueen, — Esq. . - 10 - Total . . .£4 16 10 Summerlee Iron Co.. 22- Ogi'vie, Miss - 6 GREENOCK Tasker, John - 10 6 Stewart and Co., Tatlock, Robert R. . 1 1 - BRANCH. Taylor, Laughland, Stewart, R. Ksq - 10 - and Co. Messrs.... 11- Chairman— STROMNESS JAMES STEWART, Esq., M.P. Teacher, Mrs, Wm.. 2 - - BRANCH. Teacher and Sons, Total £5 4 6 Honorary Secretary — Messrs. William.. 22- Honorary Secretary— E. MAXWELL, Esq., H.M.'s Templeton and Co. Capt. G. BILTON. Customs. Messrs. James. ... 2 2 - Tennant and Co Annual Subscriptions. Annual Subscriptions. Messrs. Charles. . . 3 3 - £.. s. d. Templeton, James.. - 10 6 'Copland, J. S - 6 - Baine & Johnstone, The Fereneze Print- Messrs 2 2 - ing Co 106 *Miller, Capt - 10 - Blackwood & Gordon, i Thorn and Cameron. 22- Mowat, Capt. James 1 - - Messrs., Port Glas- ; Thomson, Lady. ... 1 - - gow 1 1 - Thomson, Aikman, Shearer, James - 5 - Caird, C. S. Esq 1 - - and Co - 10 6 Nairnsfjtre. "Caird, J. T. i^q.... 22- Thomson and Gray . - 10 6 Smith, R - 5 Carmichael and Co. Thomson ,Jas. &Geo. 1 1 - *Spence, James, Esq. - 10 - Messrs. J. H. & A. 1 1 - Thomson, John and MORAY FIRTH •Watt Wm - 5 Carmichael, T. Esq.. 11- BRANCH. Wingate, Rev. T. D. - 5 - Cart^burn Sugar Re- Thomson, Neale .... 1 1 - Woodside, liev. D... - 5 - fining Co 1 - - Thomson. Sir Wm. .22- Chairman — Zetland Lord 5 Clapperton, J. Esq. . - 10 - • Tillie & Henderson .11- Provost LESLIE, Nairn. Crawford, Messrs. ! Train & Co. Messrs. W. and J 1 1 - ! Treasurer & Hon. Secretary — Total £15 8 6 Davie, Robert, Ksq. . - 10 - Turnbull and Co 1 1 - H. T. DONALI.SOX, Eeq., •Duncan and Co. j 1'urnbull, Martin, & Solicitor, Nairn. Messrs., Port Glas- gow 11- Annual Subscriptions. Dunlop, D. and Co. Ure, John, Lord Pro- £. s. d. vost 22- Messrs., Port Glas- Wallace, Wm - 5 Brodie of Brodie ... 1 - - Greive, W. Esq 2 - - Walker St Co. Messrs. Burns, Rev. James . - 6 - John - 10 6 Grefnock, St. John, Walker & Hamilton, |3tebUss&trE. per — Monison, *lmnbar, .*>ir James Esq 22- Alexander - 10 - Hamilton and Co. Watson, John E. ... - 10 6 Fraser, Major 1 - - PEEBLES BRANCH. Watson, James, Sir. 2 - - Messrs. Port Glas- Forces, Town of . ... 2 2 - President— Watson, Gow, and Lee, Rev. Alex - 3 - Co. Messrs 1 1 - T. H. ORPHOOT, Esq., Hogg, Wallace, & Co. j Leslie, Provost - 10 - Sheriff-Substitute. Waison and Co. *Mackintosh, Hugh, Messrs. James .... 2 - - Kerr & Co. Messrs. ; E*q - 10 6 Honorary Secretary — John 2 2 Nairn, Town of .... 2 2 - Dr. CONN EL. Wharrie, Colledge & Lamont, Jus. Esq. . . 1 - - Annual Subscriptions. Lindsay and Co. i Brand, Messrs.... - 10 - Harker, Mrs. H. J... 1 - - White, Messrs. James £. s. d. Messrs. W 1 1 - Rose, Major James . 1 - - Ballantine. Rev. W.. - 5 - Low. Messrs. L. and and John 3 3 - Rose, Rev. H. V 1 1 - Wilkie, Wm. & Co. . 1 1 - Black, Capt., Kailzie 11- Co 5 - Stables, W. A 10 Blackwood. Mr - 5 - Lyie, Abram, Esq... 22-: Steuart, Mrs - 6 - Wilt-on and Son, *Buchan, Mr. W.... - 5 - Lyle, John, Ksq - 10 - Whyte, Wm - 5 - Macgregor anel Son, *Bur(jess, Rev. R.... - 5 - Messrs. John l - - • Wilson, Mathison, & c Co. Messrs - 10 6 Donations. *Currie, Rev. D - 5 - M lver, W. and Co. ; Wood row, Alexander, Sundry Donations . . 9 10 6 Hay. Master D. E... 11- Messrs - 10 6 & Sons, Messrs.. . . - 10 6 Contribution Boxes . 2 19 7 Hay Sir R 1 - - Morton, James, Esq. 1 1 - Murdock & Murray, j : Hay, Mrs - 10 - : Wotherepoon and Co. Total... £2S 13 1 Hunter, Mrs - 1 6 Messrs 1 1 - Neill, Dempster and \ \ Wright, J.Brooks.Esq. 1 1 - Linton, Mr - 5 - Neill, Messrs 2 - - • Wright Jobnstone, Lorraine, Rev. J. , . . - 5 - Neill, R. & S. Messrs. - 10 6 i & Mackenzie,Mes&rs.4 4 - Mackenzie, Mr 1 1 - Reid & Co. Messrs. Melrose, Mr - 5 - J. Port Glasgow.. 11- *0rphoot, Mr - 10 6 Richardson and Co. Messrs. James ... 2 2 - c Donation. Reid Miss - 5 - RcbertFon and M - Robertson, Miss. ... - S - Dougall, Messrs.. . -. 10 6 Smith, Mr. Jas - 5 - Russell and C<>. £509 13 - Messrs. Port Glas- Thorbura, Mr. M. .. - 10 6 2 B 2 396 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1884. i. t. d. f, . i. d. £. l. d. Scott, Alexander, and MELROSE BRANCH. Coll. by Miss Mercer — Miller, Miss, col- Sons, Messrs. .... 2 2 - Sums »naer & >. . . . . 1 1 5 9 lected by- Sbankland, Messrs. President- GalbraHb.Mrs.W. R., Adam, Mr. R - 5 - 1). and R. 2 2 - Admiral the Hon. T. BAILLIE. •Anderson, Ex-Pro- Skivington and Sons, Wilson, Ales. Esq... 1 1 vost - 6 - Honorary Secretary^ Wilson, Ed. L 1 1 - Carson, Mr. D. R.. - 10 - Spiers, the IjadyAnne 22- JOHN BBOAD. Esq. Dowdy, Mr. Wm.. - 8 - Steeleand M«Cask!ll, Annual Subscriptions. Total £11 13 10 * Drnmmoiid, Henry A. s. d. Steele & Co. Mesars. •Ferguson, 1 'aniel, Robert 2 2 - •Bail lie, Admiral the •Stewart, Messrs. 1. Hon. T 1 - - STIRLING BRANCH. Gentleman. E.Esq. - 5 - and W 22- Baillie, Lady Grlsell - 10 - Graham, \Vm. Ksq. - B - *.-5»'inburne,Capt.R.N.2 2 - Baiiiie, Major the Chairman— •Jenkins, A. & J., I'borue and Sons, HEKBY DBUMMONP, J5sq Messrs. R 11- Baillie, Miss - 5 - Hon. Treasurer — Laidlaw, Mrs - 6 - V\ alker and Co. Baillie, Miss M. T... - 5 - DANIKL FBBGUSON, Esq. Menzies, Mr- Thus. - 5 - Messrs. John 11- Broad, John. Esq. . . - 10 - Honorary Secretary — Millar, Jas. & Sons, Carle, Alex. Esq. ... 1 - - Jons JEKKIKS, Esq Total 53 6 - Annual Subscriptiont. MacEwen, John, Alexander, Miss, Ersklne, Mrs., Chiefs- collected by — Morton, Mr. D.... - B - Oonations Mcl.uokie, Robert, Earl of Eglintou ... 3 3 - Erskine, Charles, E>q., Bell. Mrs - 6 - Esq. - 6 - Princess Her Box .. 1 11 6 Friar's Hall - 6 - Craigie, Miss 6 - Muir, Thos. Son. & Customs Quay - 5 3 Freer, John, Esq. ... - 10 - Cunlifle, Mrs 1 - - Patton, Messrs.. - 5 - Gardner, K. lisq. ... - 5 - Cuthbertson, Or. . . - 5 - Ormond.fiev. D.V.- S - Grierson Dr 10 Druoimond, Audw. Philp, Jas. L. Ksq. - 5 - Total Dons 5 4 10 Hay-l)alrymple, the Esq - 5 - Smiih, Mr. J 6 - Total Subs 53 6 - •GJbraith, Dr - 6 - Taylor, Kobt. Esq. - 6 - Henry, Major-Gen. , - 10 - Galbraith, Misses . - 6 - Thomson, Mr. Jas. - 6 - £58 10 10 Kidd, Mrs 6 - Makgill, Miss .... - 6 - Walls, Mr. R - 10 - Maconochie, R. B. M'Innes, Mrs - 6 - Sums under 6J. ... 6 15 & Esq 10 - M°Math, John.Esq. - 5 - Polwarth, Lord and Treasurer, Hun. Col- Mathieson, MUs . - 6 - lected by - Ladv 2 - Monteath, Mrs. . . - 5 - Robertson, A. Esq. . - lo - Harvey, Miss E... 1 - - Roxburgh, J. Esq. .-76 Morison, Miss .... - 6 - Galbraith.T.L.Esq. - 10 - Small, A. M. Esq. . - 6 - Kae, Mrs - 6 - Moodie, Dr. Kobt.. 1 1 - Reid, Mrs. James. 1 - - Robertson Brothers, Smith, Miss E. M. . - 6 - Richardson, J. B. Tod, the Misses ... 1 - - Esq . 1 1 - Sums under 5s 4 14 - Smith, Mrs. J. T. . - 5 - Total £J9 16 8 Stevenson,Mrs.J.S. - B - IloxbuvgljsljUE. Total.. ..£18 I 6 Tbomsji", Mrs.... - 6 - Wicgate, Miss ... - 5 - KELSO BRANCH. Sums under 5s. ... 3 2 - lirummond, Miss, President— collected by — Rev. J. Q. S. NAFIEK. Aitken, J. G. Esq. - 10 6 Uordls, Miss - b - Honorary Secretary — • §>itrlings;frirr. Gibson. Mrs 1 - AlJiXANDBE MlJIBHEAD.Esq. Howat, Mrs - 10 - JK&igtotonsfjirc. BANNOCKBURN Kemp&Nicholson, Annual Subscriptions. £. jr. d. BRANCH. Keydeu, Mrs - 6 - ISLE OF WHITHORN Beveridge, J. Esq. . . - 10 - Treasurer — Uliphaut, Mrs - 6 - AND BAY OF WIG- Brown, J. J. K. Ksq. 1 - - Kn. L. WILSON, Esq. Millar, Mrs - 6 - Cunningham, Mrs. . . - 5 - Robertson, Miss . . - 6 - TOWN BRANCH. Darling, P. S. Esq.. . - 6 - Annual Subscription*. Smith, Mrs. J. B. . 1 - - Douglas, Drs. F. & C. 1 - - £. ». A. S|>eirs, Miss -10 - Patron— Douglas, Misses .... - 10 - Coll. by Miss Currie — Walker, Mrs 1 - - The Right Hon. the EAKL or Dunn £ Sons, Messrs. W i 1 B o n, Whyte, Robt. Esq. - 6 - GALLOWAV. A - 6 - Mrs. CoL - JO - Sums under 6s.... 1 11 - President— Hogg, John, Esq, ... - 6 - Wilson, Gentleman and Ferguson, R. H. JonJisTOH STEWABT, Johnston, Ed. Esq... - 10 - Revjohn- 6 - Esq. Johnston, Misses ... - 5 - WilS" 11, Misses, collected by— Johnston, Miss J. J. - 5 - W. Esq. - 6 - Mitchell, Mr.Tlioa. - 6 - Chairman — Wilson, Sums under &s. . . . 5 7 - Lt.-CoI. JOHN KLETCHKR Lugton and Pprteous - 5 - Jam es, Johnston, Miss Jane, HATHOBM, of Castle Wigg. Mackdougall, Miss Academy collected by — Honorary Secretary— Scott 2 - - 1'uplU.. - 1 1 Anderson, Mrs. ... - 5 — AI.BXAKDKR MACFIU, Esq. Main, A. Woodman, Sums under Brown, Rev. A.W. - 6 - Esq - 5 - 6s 1 16 9 Burden. Mrs - & - Annual Subtcrivtiont. Milne Bros., Messrs. - 8 - Drysdale, Mr.Wm. - B - £.i.d. Muirhead & Purves, Coil, by Miss Buchan— Frew, Kev. Dr.... - JO - *Galloway,Right Hon. Wilson, Gray, Jas. Esq. ... - 6 - the Earl of S - - Napier, K*v. J. S. . . - 5 - Mrs. W. 11- Kirkwood, Dr. Orkney, Right Hon. Sums under the Earl of 11- Ruberton, Mrs - 6 - BS 129 Meiklejonn, Mrs. . - 6 - Bute, The Most Noble Robertson, Mrs. Shaw - 6 - Munnoch, Mrs. .. - B - the Marquis of. . . 1 - - Robertson. P. Ksq. . . - 6 - Collected by Miss McKenzie, Mi.-s .. - 5 - Stair. Right Hon. Robson, W. Esq. ... - 6 - Leannonth — Paterson, Robt.Esq.- B - the Earl of, K. T.. 1 1 - Routledge, Miss .... - 10 - Wilson, Paton. Mrs., View- Borthwich, Kight Scott, Rev. Hill 1 1 - Mrs. Ed. forth - 10 - Hon. Lord, Raven- L - 10 6 Keid. M»., Ran- The Border Whiskey Wilson, dolphfield 10 - Black, E. S. Ksq. ... - 10 - Co 1 1 - Mrs. J. . . - 5 - Smith, Mrs., Brent- Blair, E. Stopford, Ronald.Mr. - 5 - ham Park - 10 - Esq 22- Sums under Wright, Miss, Clif- Brotidburst, Henry Total £19 13 6 6s - 1 - ford Park i - - Tootal.Esq 2 - - Sums under 6s. ... 2 6 6 •Brown, James - 5 - i BRANCHES— LIST OF ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 397 £. t. d. £. «. d. £. «. d. £. «. d. Clephane,Jasper,Esq. - 6 - Taylor, Alex. Esq.. - 10 - Coates, A. Hill, Esq.. 1 - -Robertson, Ledlie, Cnllen, Rev. Jas 5 - Young. Kobert, Esq. - 10 - i Coates, Victor & Co., Ferguson & Co. ... 1 - - Collector's Subscrip- (Limited) Messrs. 1 - - Robinson, W. A. Esq. - B - *Donnan, Alex - 5 - tion Book, Coniri- •Coey, Sir Edw.ard . . 1 - - Royal Ulster Yacht bntiou Boxes, and Combe, Barbour, & (jlub 2 - *l)oniian, James.,.. - 5 - Sums under &£. ... 6 4 - Combe, Messrs. ... - 10 - Seeds, Messrs. H.&W.- « - 'Cony & Co. Messrs. Shaw, Alex. F - B - Duck, A E. Esq.... 1 - - Total. *26 18 - [ J. P 1 - - Smith, Messrs. J. ; Cramer, Wood, & Co. Stelfox, James, Esq. - B - Stewart, Chas. Esq. . - 6 - Gifford, Mr. Geo <0 - Crawford and Lock- Tate, Alex. Esq - 10 - *Gourlay, R - & PORT PATRICK hart, Messrs 1 - - Torrens, Jas. Esq. . . 1 1 - •Hathorn.Col.J. F. . 11- BRANCH. Curell, & Co. Messrs. Trimble, Mr. Saml.. - B - Hoilkinson, Oeo. ... - 5 - Daniel, Jun 1 - - W. C.F.I)., Esq.... - 10 - Kennedy, Cap't.W.H. Patron — Dixon, Daniel, Ksq. . - 6 - Wallace, Sir Richard, RN . 1 _ DAVID HUNTKR BLAIR, Esq. Dufferin, The Earl of 1 - - Bart. M P 66 *Macfie, Alex - 6 - of Dunskey Duffln, Adam, Esq. . - B - Ward, Marcus, & Co. Malcolmson. R. .... - 5 - Chairman — Dunville and Co. McClelland, Thos. . . - 6 - Messrs. (Limited). - 10 - Ward, Robert E. Esq. 1 - _ M»Crie, Jas., J.P.... - 6 - Edgar und Lowry, Workman, Messrs. 11 "Clare, Wm - 6 - Honorary Secretary— Messrs - 5 - J. and R - 10 - •M'Gaa, Wm 5 DAVID A. McCLEw, Esq. Emerson, Wm. Esq.. - 6 - Workman, Mrs. R. M'Master, Hugh Annual Subscriptions. Ewart and Son, Sen 1 - - Hunter Blair, David, Messrs W 1 - - Workman, Mrs. Robt. 1 - _ M'Master, Mrs - 6 - Hsq 10 Ewing, Son. and Co. Workman, Wm. Esq. 1 - _ M'Taggart, Rev. J.C. - 5 - Messrs - 5 - Workman, T. Esq... 1 - - ll'WWiam, John... - 6 - M"Clew, D. A 1 - - Finlay Brothers and Workman, F. Esq... - B - *Martin, John G. . . . - 6 -From Subscription Co. Messrs ... - 10 Workman, Rev. Rbt. Maxwell, Sir Herbert Boxes on Boathouse Gordon & Co. Messrs. - 5 - E, Bart., M.P.... 3 - - Green, Forster, Esq.. 1 10 - Young & Mackenzie, Maxwell, Udy. ... 2 - 5rimshaw Brothers, Murray, Thos. Esq. - 6 - Total £13 1 6 Messrs - 5 - SumsuiiderB? - 12 - •Nicholson,.) no. Esq. - 6 - Hamilton, Megaw, & Parlane, James, Esq. 22- Thomson, Messrs.. - 10 - Total 81 18 6 Reid Alex . . -6 *Rodger, David 5 - Harland and Wolff, Donations. Routledge, C. M. . . . - 5 - Pillar Box at Northern Scott, Robert - 5 - Hart and Churchill, Counties Railway Selby, Or 6 *(jped(iing, Capt - 4 - Henry, Messrs. A.&S. - 6 - Stewart, Alex - 5 - Higginsun, J. M. Esq. - 6 - £83 2 1 •Stewart Hugh, Esq.- 10 - IRELAND. Hind and Sons, 'Stewart, Hugh - B - Messrs. John 1 - - Stewart Maj. Colvin - 10 - Houston, John B. •Stewart, R. H.J.Esq.l 1 - Esq 1 - - ®o. anttnn. Hughes, Edward, Esq. - B - PORTRUSH Webster, John - 5 - Jaffe^ Brothers,Messrs.l - - Wheatley.W. J. ... - 5 - Johnston, and Thomp- BRANCH. Sums under &« 16 1 - BELFAST AND son, Messrs. W. J. - 6 - GROOMSPORT Kyle Mrs - 5 - President— Total *52 19 - . BRANCH. Lemon, A. D. Esq. . . - 10 - Major'Generai Lindsay Bros.Messrs. J. BEBESFOBD SMI LI. Presidents— Vice-President— The MARQUIS OF DONEGALL. Lindsay, K.G. Esq.. 1 - - Rev. H. FFOLLIOTT, M.A. The EAKL OF DUFFERIN. Lipman & Co. Messrs. - B - Major R. PEUCEVALL Little & Co., Messrs. Treasurer — PORT LOGAN AND JAHES BELLAS, Esq. BAY OF LUCE MAXWELL. Jas - 10 - Chairman — Lytle and Sons, Messrs. Honorary Secretaries — BRANCH. The Mayor of BELFAST. Rev. JONATHAN SIMPSON. Mateer & Co. Messrs. W. E. CAHVKE, Esq., J.P. Patron^ Hon. Sec. at Groomsport — H - 10 - Assistant Secretary— The Right Hon. the EAEL or Rev. FBKDK. J. HEARNE. Maxwell, R. P. Esq.. 1 - - STAIK, K.T. Mr. SAMDEL PATTON. Treasurer and Hon. Sec. at Maxwell, Mrs. P. ... 1 - - President— Belfast— M°Causland, Saml. Annual Subicriptionl. JAHES MTtoiiAu., Esq.. ARTHUR HILL COATES, Esq. Adams, J. Esq. J.P. - 10 - of Logan. •M'KDlure, Sir Thomas, Anderson, James S. . - 5 - Annual Subscriptions. Bart., M.P. - 5 - •Bellas, H. andT.... 1 - - Chairman — £. I. d. M«Neile,H. H. Esq.. B - - Bevington, J. B. Esq. - 10 6 MARK J. STEWART, Esq. Adair, Mr. Hugh ... - 6 - M'Neill, Wm. Esq. .-106 Bevington.S. B.Esq. - 10 6 Honorary Secretary — ; .\rcher, Messrs, and M«NeiU,Malcm.Esq. - 10 - Cameron, W. J. Esq. - B - Sons - 5 Millar, Boyd & Reid, | Carr, John. Esq - 10 - QUINTIN COCHUANE, Esq. ; Arnottfc Co. Messrs. - 10 - •Carver, W. E. Esq., Annual Sultscriptions. Belfast Harbour Coro- J P 1 - Baird, John, Esq.... - 10 - Moore and Winberg, Chaine Major 1 - - *Cavan, Rev. Jas. .. - 10 - Beltast Newsletter, Cox, Mrs. S. L 1 - - Cochrani-, (juiutin . . - 10 - Proprietors - 10 - Moore, James, Ksq. . - 10 - •Crooksnsnk, E. fi-q. - 10 - Cowan, George, Esq. - 10 -. Belfast Steamship Co. 2 - Murphy 40rr,Messrs. - B - Denham, Mrs. Dr.... - 5 - Davidson. Peter, Esq. - 10 -! Bell, Messrs. R. & Co. - 10 - Norther. n Spinning & *Fall Daniel - 10 "Fredcrick.David.lisq- 10 - Blackstaff Spinning Weaving Co - 6 - *Ffolliott.RevH.,M.A.- 10 - Maclev, D.jff, £ Co.. - 10 - Company - 10 - Orr, Robert H. Esq. . 1 - - jordon, Joseph - B - *McDouall, Ja». Esq. 5 - -: Boag, Robert, Esq... - 5 - 1). C. P - 10 - Grant, P. Drummond - B - MeDowall, Alexander, Bristow, E. J. Esq. - 10 - Patterson, Rich. Esq. - 10 - Greer, T. M. Esq.... - B - Esq - 10 Brown and Sons, Patterson, R. L. Esq. - 10 - Hannav, Lt.-Col. J.P. - 10 6 *M«Master, James, Messrs. John S. . . . 1 - -Pirn Messrs E & VV - 6 i Hill Miss - 7 6 Esq 10 Campbell and Co. Pirn, Messrs. J.& Son - 10 - ! tfuey.John, Esq., J.P. - 10 - M'Taggart, Mrs. O, 1 1 - Messrs. H - 10 Purdon, H. S. Esq., I Hunter, Stewart .... - 10 - Mitchell, Alex. Esq. 1 - -' Carter Win Esq . 1 M.D - 10 ' "Knox, Capt. W. B. Moore,J.Carrick,Esq. 22-. Clarke and M°Mullan, Richardson Brothers, I J.P...... 1 _ Stair, Tire Earl of, Messrs - 5 - ' Messrs 1 - - Leech, H. W. Esq . . - 6 - K.T 5 - - Clarke, Geo. Enq. ... - 10 - Hidden, Saml. Esq. . 1 - - Leslie, Col. E.D., J.P., •Stewart, Mark J.Esq.l 1 - Coates, John, Dsq. . . - 10 - Ritchie, W. B. Esq. . - 10 - ' D.L 1 - - 398 T1IE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1884. £ . «. d. £ . s. d. £ . i. d. £ . «. d. Lusk, John, Esq. ... - 5 Henderson Brothers, Mercantile Marine Macaulay, H. A. Esq. - 6 -Jonaty, Bishop 1 - - Messrs. " A nchor Board Cork... . 3 10 9 McCIeerv, J. O - 10 - Farnbam, 1 he Lord 2 - - Line" of Steam lK>. do. Queenstown - 13 - M'Elderry, T - 5 - Forbes Mrs - 10 - Ships 2 2' - Harbour Commrs.do. - 7 9 Montgomery, Capt ! Gonley, Mrs - s - »Litchheld, W. Esq. - B - Queen's Hotel, R. J., J.I'., D.L... 1 - - Hone, Rev. R. J., UttOtt.KF.Esq.Q.C. \ 1 - Queenstovro - 13 2 Moore,.!. S. Esq. J.P. 1 - - Drung Vicarage . . - 6 - LongHeU, Montlfort, Sums under 5s --lt> 8 Moore, Miss - fi — Huinphrys, John, J c Ksq 2 Murray, Major, J.P. 1 - - Esq 1 - - Strangmau,T.'w.Esq. - 10 - Total Dons 7 5 1 O'Neill, Rt. Hon. Total Subs 53 6 - Lord, D U. . . 1 - -Jebb Rev. T - & - Total ... 25 14 - Orr, Rev. K. Holmes - 10 6 Kilmore, The Lord £60 11 1 Patrick, J. Esq.. J.P. . - 10 - t'onatimis. Portrush Harbour Knox, Rev. Denis, Box at Shanagarry.. - 6 3 Commissioners ... 2 2 - The Rectory, Vir- Collection Boxes on •Smyly, Major-Gen. board Steamers ot John Beresiord... 1 - - Leslie, Mrs. Cecil, City of Cork S.S. COURTMACSHERRY •Simpson, Rev. J. . , 1 - - Coravahn, Cavan. - 10 - Co., per W. de BRANCH. Massey - Beresford, Foube.t. Esq 3 12 1 Taylor, I). Esq., J.P. - 10 - Mrs., St. Hubert's - 6 - Pease, Mrs. A., of Chairman - Taylor, Robert 1 - - Maxwell,Sonierdet,Esql - - The Right Hon. the EABL OF Templetown,General, Mease, A. L. Esq., SHANNON. Rt Hou Ld Vise 1 - Mi). - & - Total Dons... B 18 4 Honorary Secreiary— Mease, Andrew, Esq., 1'ot.lSubs. ..25 14 - Captain TOWNSHKND. JI D - 5 Annual Xubscr'ptiitns. Turnly, J. Esq. J.P.. - 10 - Mease, Rev. Robert. - 10 - £31 12 4 Plunket, Hon. Mrs. Cork Steam Ship Co. 5 - - VVaveuey. Lord, Rt. Henry .. - 10 Cunard Company. . . 2 2 - Hoc 1 - - Sanderson, Mrs. •Foster, A. Esq - 10 - Wilson, Chas. Esq.. .11- WinVv - 10 - CORK AND QUEENS- •Leslie, W B. Esq.. . - 10 - Young. Mrs. Jas .. - 10 - Sanderson, S. Winter, •Shannon, Earl of . . 5 - - Young, Miss - 10 - Esq 1 - - TOWN BRANCH. Young, J. Esq. J.P., Sankey, Alexander, •Stawell, Col. Alcock, President — J.P 2 - 1) L - 10 * Vownshenu, Captain - 10 - Young, William A. Saunderson, Edward, Rear-Admiral THOMAS B. LKTHUKii'GK, Commanding Esq J.P - 10 - Esq 1 - - Total £20 )2 - Saunderson, Llewellyn, the Irish station, yueens- Total 33 12 6 Esq 2 - - town. Shone, Archdeacon, Dimations. The Rectory ,( 'a van - 6 - HENRY HARDY, Ksq., Knock- Thomp-on, Theo- even, tjuecnstown. YOUGHAL BRANCH. Fhjlayson, Mrs. (two philus, Esq 1 - - Tisdall, Henvy, Esq. - 10 - Honorary Secretary — Honorary Secretary— Forsythe, Chas. Ksq., Commander, G. USBORKK, J. W. PlM, Esq. M.D - 5 - Venables, Rev. E. B. R.N. Annual Subscriptions. G. J. M., per J. 0. Wbyte - 10 Annual xuliscriptiom. M«Cle»ry, Esq.... - 10 - Veraon, Fane, Esq. . 1 - - Barry, A. H. Smith, Duke of Devonshire 5 - - ! Leek's Hotel Box... - 3 2 Dl, 4 t. - *DTOTy&SoOB,M>-BSV». - 10 - M°Meek'n,Wm.T5fq., Beamish and Craw- •Farrell, Mr. Richard - B - per J. 0. M'Cleery, £24 2 6 ford 22- Fitzgerald, Rev. L... - 5 - Beamish, Capt.J. C.. 1 - - •Gorman, Mr. Patrick - 10 - Northern Counties Bristol Steam Navi- Green, Rev. Mr. . . - 10 - Hotel Box - 5 4 gation Co 22- : Lloyde, G. W. Esq. 3 - - Raphael,George.Esq. 1 - - "ChartiT, Lieut. R.N. 1 - - ' bums under 5* - 5 - Life-boat House Box - 13 10 Cv'.y of Cork Steam The following, per Miss Packet Co 5 - - Total £10 10 - Stannus : Clyde Shipping Co... 22- Eckersley, Miss . . - 5 - Curk Harbour Com- Fiizgerald, Hon. (JCo. $o(fe. Miss O. V - 5 - Gidlow, Mrs . - 6 - •Fiiggrrald, R. U. P. 1 - - U.S., Mrs - 5 - BALLYCOTTON Wayne, Miss - 10 - BRANCH. Guion Company 11- Wayne, Miss A... - 10 - * Hardy. Henry 1 - - tfo Boton. Patron - *Harvey and Sons, Total Dons 6 2 4 The Right Rev. the LORD G N 1 1 - BALLY WALTER Total Subs 33 12 6 BISHOP OF CORK, CLOYNE, Inman, W 22- AND Ross. Ismay, Imrie, & Go. 5 - - BRANCH. £39 14 10 President — *Lethljri 2 o 402 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAr 1, 1884. £. t. d. £. s. d. Little, Simon, Esq... 1 - - Gafney, W. J. Esq. . 1 - - GREYSTONES Manning, Rev. T.W. - 6 - Green, John, Esq., Moulliot, A. F. de T. jp - 10 6 BRANCH. Isle of Jjft&n. Esq., M.D - 10 - Hatton, Colonel, D.L. 1 - - President— Power, Sir John Hntchinson, Thou., THE EARL OF HEATH. CASTLETOWN manager for Maude BRANCH. Richards, A. W.Mor- Annie, J- P> Taylor, Chairman — dannt, Esq., Royal Sea/lower, &c 1 - - WM. R. LA TOUCHE, Esq. Chairman — Kane, John F. Esq., Honorary Secretary— J. M. JEWCOTT, Esq., High Roe, Charles, Esq. . . - 6 - J.P 1 - - PATRICK REID, Esq. Bailiff. Scott, Jas.S. Esq., J.P.I - - Stopford, Viscount Leigh, Miss M. A. . . 1 - - Annual Subscriptions. Honorary Secretary— and Viscountess,. - 10 - Little, S. Esq. 1 - - AFriend - 2 6 GEORGE H. QUAYLE, Esq. Stopford, Lady Char- Morgan, Hon. Mrs. D. 1 - ~ Bumaby, Mrs 2 - - Annual Subseriptiow. Morris, Capt. Erin . - 5 ~ £. ». d. Stopford, Hon. G., Mnrphy, William... - B - *Corbet, William J. The Lteot-Governor 22- and F. A. B. Tur- Peacock, Chas. H. Esq M.P. 1 - - Cary, Lieut.-Colouel. - 10 - Esq., J.P 1 - - CoJOperattve Stores. - 5 - Stopfoid, Hon. E.S.. 1 - - Power, Sir John T. Hodson/SirGeo. Bt. 1 - - •Creliin, R. Q. Esq. . - 10 - Ward, Mrs. Bernard 1 - - Bflrt.D.L.- 1 - - *LaTouche,W.R.Esq.3 - - | Cudd, W. H. Esq.. . . - 10 - Wordsworth, B. &. Lnnel, Misses 1 - - Croll and Sherlock, Kyan,G.H.Esq.C.E. - 5 - Macfarlane, Colonel . - 10 - Sums under 5s 1 19 6 Stafford, Root. Esq,. - B - Maziere, Miss - 6 - Meade, J. F. Esq.... - 10 - Douglas, R L. Esq.. - B - Total 28 4 6 Walker, Miss 1 Heath, The Kt. Hon. Drinkwster, Sir W. Walker,Robt.D. Esq. - 10 - the Earl of 3 - - L. Deemster 1 - - Small Donation* ... 1 IB 8 Warry, Capt, R.N.. 1 - - •Morris, W. George, •Ferrier, Rev. E. ... - B - Wexford Harbour Esq 1 - - £30-2 Commissioners... S - - Newton, Misses 10 - Geneste, Capt - B - Contribution Box, Pennick, Robt. Esq.. - 6 - Gill, Sir James, Custom House.... - 18 9 •Price, Jas.. Esq.,C.E.l - - Attorney-General. - 10 - •Reid, Patrick, Esq. 2 - - 1 Harrison, T. A - B - Total £34 10 3 Scott, J. W. Esq. ... - 10 - Hawkins, Major B - DUNCANNON AND Streane, Yen. Arch- Hughes-Games, Rev. WATERFORD deacon H - 10 - HARBOUR BRANCH. •Thompson, Robert, Isle of Man Steam- N. Esq., M.D 1 - - packet Company ..11 - Chairman — Tombe, G. E. Esq... 1 - -j Moore, Thos. Esq. .. - 6 - Sir ROBERT PAUL, Bart Moore, W. F. Esq.. . - 20 - Total £20 17 6 Newton, Miss - B - Honorary Secretary — Quayle, Geo. P. Eaq. - B - Mr. J. McGoNAGiL. Annual Subscriptions. Stevenson, W. B. ... - 10 - 1882-3. ®o. <32afcfelofo. Taggart, Mrs - 10 - Denny, A. Esq 2 - - WICKLOW BRANCH. TheArchdeacon Moore- 10 - Gough.W.G.D.Esq, 2 - - ARKLOW BRANCH. •The High Bailiff... - S - Patrons— Trafford.Rev.W.... - 6 - •Supple, Rev. Mr... - 6 - Chairman — The Right Hon. the EAKL Watflon, Miss. ..,..- 5 - Waterford S. S. Co. .10 - - The EARL or CABTSFOBT. FrrzwiLLiAM and W. W. Sums under Bs 216 6 Waterford Harbour FITZWILLIAH DICK, Esq. M.P. Life-boat Boxes .... 1 9 1 Treasurer— Coucm,nfet proceeds, % \ 3 Conservancy and PETEE J. BLAKE, Esq. Chairman— Wsterfbrd Harbour •Capt. H. SEGBAVB. Commissioners... 20 - - Total £26 16 < Honorary Secretary — Treasurer and Hon. Sec. — The EARL OF WICKLOW. Total £34 10 - 8. E. Pin, Esq. Annual Subscription*. Dr. HALFIH. *AtWnsoD,Lient.-CoI. 1 - - DOUGLAS BRANCH. Annual Subtcrivtiont. Bilbrough, B. P. Eeq. 1 - - Patron— WEXFORD AND £. «. d. Drought, Rev. J. W. 1 - - His Excellency the LTEDT.- Drought,Captain E.R., GOVE&NOB. ROSSLARE BRANCH. Carysfort, The Earl JJ>. - 10 - Dublin, Archbishop President— Chairman — Wicklow.TheEarlof 1 — - of 1 - - THX HIGH BAHOT or Sir JOHN TALBOI POWER, Edwards and Sons, DOUGLAS. 1 Bait, D.L. Beanman, Miss 1 - - Brady, Rev. — - B - Messrs. John 1 - - Treasurer and Hon. Sec. — Honorary Secretary— •Bryan Rev B . — 5 — Ellis, R. F. Esq. J.P. 1 - - THOMAS BAWDEJT, Esq. WILLIAM COGHLAK, Esq. J.P. •Evans, Capt. E. B., Daly.Rev.Wm - B - R.A 1 - - Annual Stubscriptiont. Annual Subscriptions. Duophy, Rev. J.... - 5 - Fitewilliam, Earl... 2 - - His Excellency the Armstrong, Mrs. ... - 10 - Hall Mr J — 5 — •Gregg, Mr. W - 10 - Lieut-Governor.. 22- Armstrong, W. Esq. - 6 - Halpin, Dr. - 6 - Kennedy, Mr. W.H.H.- 5 - Bacon, John, Esq. . . 1 - - Kearon,Mr.E - B - •Nolan, John, Esq. . - 10 - •Bawdon, Thos - B - Barry & Co. John E. 1 - -Kearon, Mr. Geo.. . . - B -Philpotts, Capt. A. Boxwell, Harvy.Esq., Kearon, Mr. H - B - R.N 1 •Brown.J.A. - S - JJ. 1 Kearon, Mr. R - G - Pim,S. E. Esq - 10 - Callow, T.C. - S - Bristol Steam Navi- Maher Mr. P. , - B - •Rooke, Rev. Henry - S - gation Company. .11- O'Grady, Hon. Mrs.. - 10 - •Segrave, Capt. of Cannell, Miss J - 6 - Brown,W. Esq 1 - - Philpot Mr - B - Killtimon, J.P.... 11- Clinch, J. W - B - Carr, Capt. Cyrus. . . - 5 - Ryan, Dr...... - 6 - Spnnner, Mrs - 10 - Clucas, Miss 1 - - Clayton, R. C. C. *Tighe,Lt.-CoJ.J.S, CooIe,J - 5 - Brown, D.L 210 - Sums under 5s. 6 I 6 J P D L 11 Cowell,J. - B - Codd, Capt. Scotia •Tottenham, Colonel, Cnbbon, J. and Son . - B - Queen - B - Total.. ..23 1 6 of Ballycurry.D.L. 11- Cubbon, Tboa...... - B - Davis Bros. Messrs. 1 - - •Troell, H. P. Esq. Dutton, J. Esq - 10 - Davis, Messrs. S. & M.B., J.P. 1 1 _ •Evans, F. Esq. C.C. - « - Contribution Boxes .-68 Edwards, Mrs - E - Devereux, John Thos., Total £11 10 8 Enuis, 'Michael, Esq. t- 6 - Fitzgerald, Lord Gelling, R. Eeq - 10 - BRANCHES— LIST OP ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 403 £. s. d. £. s. d. £. i. d. £. s. d. Great Laxey Mining Donations. Corkill, Mr. Thos. . . - 6 -Life-boat Box 1 10 - Co. (Limited) .... 2 2 - Proceeds of Lecture Crennell,Mr.W.H.K.- 6 - Mitre Hotel do -11 5 Greensill, T. S - 5 - by Professor Cohen 293 "Cruickshank, Mr. Saddler do do . .-96 Hales, Jas - 6 - Master Mariner .... 2 - - J. M - 10 - Swan do. do - 7 - Hall, Mrs. Cecil 5 - - Contents of Con- •Farrant, Mr. E. C., Harris,.S.,High Bailiff 1 - - tribution Boxes .. 22 8 1 H K J P 1 Total Dons 3 10 11 Harrison, Ridgway . - 6 - Total Dons. ..26 17 4 Gibb Mrs .. 1 Total Subs 25 1 - Total Subs. . .39 4 6 Goldsmith & Cowley - 5 - £28 11 11 £86 1 10 Isle of Man Steam i j Kermode and Kellett - 10 - Packet Company .22- Kertey, R. and J... - 5 - Kermode, Eev. W... - 10 - •Killey, P. Esq - 10 - *Kerr, E. C - 10 - Lamothe, Mr. J. C., *Lomas, Sam - 10 - H. B - 5 - RAMSEY BRANCH, Moore, W. F. and Son 1 - - Martin, Mr. Thos. . . - 5 - President— Midwood, Mr. G. H. - 10 - CHANNEL Moffatt, MissE - 10 - His Excellency the LIEOT- PaMrson, Mr. A. C. . - 5 - GOVERHOB. *Paton, Eev. G 1 - - ISLANDS. Nicholson Bros - 6 - Chairman — *Eoosc,Mr. W. D... - 10 - Okell, W - 5 Kev. G. PATOK, Vicar of Endd, Mr. T. B - 6 - Quiggin and Co - 10 - S. Paul's. Scott, Mrs. 11- GUERNSEY BRANCH. Scott, Mr. Eobt.... 22- Sherwood and Co. ... - 5 - Honorary Secretary— Skillicom, Mr. Wm. - 5 - Chairman — Sodor and Man, Lord E. C. KBEE, Esq. TeareandCo - 6 - Capt. P. DE SACSMABKZ, E.N. Thellnsson, Colonel, Annual Subteriptitmt. Honorary Secretary — Steam Packet Co.... 6 - - J.P 1 - - Capt. CAEBE, K.N. Todhnnter and Elliot - 6 - His Excellency the *Thellns9on, Mr. E. Torrance and Co. ... - 5 - Lieut-Governor ..22- J.P 1 - - Annual Sttbtcriptwns. Walker, J. W 11- AllenandTanbman. - 6 - Todd.Mr. J. W. ... - 5 - £. s. d. Wilson, The Misses. - 6 - Bragg, Capt 11- Walker, Mr. G. H. . 1 1 - States of Guernsey . 30 - - Sums under 6s 1 2 6 Brereton, Gen - 10 - Williams, Mr. D. V. - 6 -Lockett, Mrs. and •Brown, Capt. R. . . - 6 - Wilson, Mr. S - 5 - Total £39 4 6 »Brown, Capt. W. . - 10 - Sums under 5s 22- Contribution Boxes .238 Clarke, Mr. E. E... - 6 - •Cleator, Mr. Robt. - 6 - Total £25 1 - Total £37 3 8 EOYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, SUPPORTED SOLELY BY VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS. patroness—jitr ISJost ©rations glajtstg % djutm. JJict-^attoness—HEB ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PKISCESS OF WALES. tf y, I His ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE op WALES, K.G. Wlce-JJatwmS( VICE-ADMIRAL H.K.H. THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH, K.G. jprcsibmt—His GRACE THE DUKE OF NORTHUMBERLAHD, P.O., D.C.L. |jairman—EDWARD BIRKBECK, ESQ., M.P., V.P. gepntj-ffijjairman—Colonel FITZ-BOY CLAYTON. APPEAL. THE COMMITTEE OP MANAQEMENT have to state that dining the past year (1883) the ROYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION expended £27,083 on various Life-boat Establishments on the Coasts of England, Scotland, and Ireland. During the same period it contributed to the saving of 955 persons from various Shipwrecks on our Coasts. Every winter that comes and goes has its black record of wrecks, and its terrible list of lost lives, the average loss of lives from Shipwreck annually, on the shores of the United Kingdom, being 700. GENEBAL SUMMARY OF THE WOBK Of THE INSTITUTION DUBTNG 1883. Number of lives rescued by Life-boats, in addition to £ s. d. 30 Vessels saved by them 725 Number of Lives saved by Shore-boats, &c 230 Amount of Pecuniary Rewards for Saving Life during the Year 5,397 19 4 Honorary Rewards:—Silver Medals and Clasps ... 14 Votes of Thanks on Vellum... 25 ...... Total .... 39 955 £5,397 19 4 The Committee desire to acknowledge, with gratitude, the liberal support which they have received from the British Public during the past few years,—a support which has enabled them to establish their present great Life-saving Fleet of 274 boats on the shores of the United Kingdom. Deeply sensible, however, of the great responsibility that rests on them to maintain the Life-boats in a thoroughly efficient state, and their crews practised in the management of their boats, which can only be effected by a large and permanent Annual Income, they earnestly appeal to all classes of their countrymen to continue to aid them in upholding and perpetuating so great and truly national a Work. The number of Lives saved either by the Life-boats of the Society, or by special exertions, for which it has granted rewards since its formation, is 30,563 : for which services 97 Gold Medals, 964 Silver Medals, and £77,984 in cash have been given as Rewards. Annual Subscriptions and Donations are earnestly solicited, and will be thankfully received by the Secretary, CHABLES DJBDIN, Esq., at the Institution, 14 JOHN STBEET, ADELPHI, London; by the Bankers of the Institution, Messrs. COUTTS and Co., 59 Strand; Messrs. HEBBIES, FABQUHAB, and Co., 16 St. James's Street; Messrs. HOABE, 37 Fleet Street, London; and by all the other Bankers in the United Kingdom.—May, 1884.Harwich. 78 *Albert Edward—Freemasons of England W. Wrench Towse, Esq., Clacton-on-Sea, Colchester. 79 Boys of England and Edwin J. Brett—That James Richmond, Esq., 7 Royal Terr. Southend, Essex. Life-boat Fund. 80 Quiver No. 1—Quiver Magazine .... William Crawford, Esq., Margate. 81 iMajor Webb, Elmwood, St. Peters, Ramsgate. Thomas Chapman —R. N. L. B. Institution. Mr. J. J.Francis, Chief Off. of C'.G!4., Kingsgate, Margate. 82 Samuel Morrison Collins—A Lady ... Mr. Thomas Jackson, H.M. Coastguard, Broadstairs. 83 Bradford—Town of Bradford Capt. E. Jones, Harbour Master, Ramsgate. 84 Mary Somerville—Miss Somerville's legacy 85 Centurion—A Friend |Rev. T. S. Treanor, Upper Deal. 86 Charles Hargrove—His Legacy .... Mr. W. Bailey, H.M. C1. Gd., Kingsdowne, near Dover. 87 Henry William Pickersgitt, R.A. —His Legacy Lieut.-General Bruce, C.B., 1 East Cliff, Dover. "Mayer de Rothschild—Lady Rosebery . . George Wilks, Esq., Hythe, Kent. Dr. Hatton—Mrs. Hatton John Humphery, Esq., New Romnev, S.O., Kent. 90 David Hulett—D. Hulett, Esq E. T. Bass, Esq., J.P., Lydd, New Romney, S.O., Kent. 91 Mary Stanford—Legacy of John Stanford,! J. S. Vidler, Esq., Mountsfield, Rye, S.O., Sussex. Mr. J.Dro-wley, Chief Offi.H.M.C1. G4., Camber, neat Rye. I 92 Frances Harris—Her Legacy. . . . . Mr. John Little, H.M. C'. Gd., Winchelsea, near Rye. I 93 "Charles ArJccoll—Charles Arkcoll, Esq.. . Mr. G. Hutchings, 7A Wellington Place, Hastings. 94 William and Mary—Friends at Manchester Mr. H. M. Emary, 64 Pevensey Road, Eastbourne. 95 Michael Henry—Jewish Scholars' Life-boat J.W. Noel, Esq., Meeching Road, Newhaven,S.O., Sussex. Fund. 96 Robert Raises—London Sunday Schools . W. R. Wood, Jun., Esq., 53 Norfolk Square, Brighton. 97 Ramonet—The late Miss Robertson . . Thos. Fuller, Esq. M.D., Longcroft, Shoreham. 98 Henry Harris—Mr. Harris's Legacy. Melvill Green, Esq., Worthing. 99 Four Sisters—Misses Hallam and Mrs. Birt Rev. H. Mitchell, M.A., Bosham, near Chichester. 100 Undaunted—The late Richard Thornton >Rev. H. Foster, Selsey Rectory, Chichester. West, Esq., and Mrs. West J. Gorham, Esq., Cackham, Chichester. Wm. Payne, Esq., National Provincial Bank of England, 101 Olive Leaf—Messrs. Leaf, Sons, and Co. Portsea, Hants. Mr. H. R. Trigg, Hayling Island, Havant. [I.W. 102 City of Worcester—That Life-boat Fund. . Admiral Wilmshurst, C.B., Bembridge, Brading, R.S.O., (Rev. W. E. Heygate, M.A., Brighstone, Newport, I.W. 103 Worcester Cadet—That Life-boat Fund . . \Rev. Reginald Broughton, Shorwell, Newport, I.W. 104 George and Anne—Mr. and Miss Marten Mr. W. Selby, Brooke Farm, Isle of Wight. 105 Mary and Victoria—The Earl of Stratford . Nicholas Barbenson, Esq., Alderney, Guernsey. 106 John Lockett—Mrs. and the Misses Lockett Capt. Carre", R.N., Valnord, Guernsey. 107 Boy's Own No. 2—That Life-boat Fund . G. Braxton Aldridge, Esq., Poole. 108 Charlotte Mary—S. J. Wilde, Esq., for late Mr. Henry Hixson, Swanage, Wareham. Miss M. R. Wilde. 109 Mary Heape—Benjamin Heape, Esq. George H. Bond, Esq., Creech Grange, Wareham. 110 Agnes Harriet—The Earl of Strafford . . ! Henry Fooks, Esq., H.M. Customs, Weymouth. 111 Wm. Woodcock—H. W., Manchester Branch : M. C. Preston, Esq., Lyme Regis. 112 Rimington—Mrs. Rimington ! W. M. Floyd, Esq., Sidmouth. 113 *Joseph Somes—Mrs. Joseph Somes . . . j Capt. Squire, 1 Louisa Terrace, Exmouth. 114 Arnold—Teignmouth Bazaar I J. W. Beater, Esq., Teignmouth, Devon. 115 Mary Brundret—Mrs. Brundret, per Man- Mr. R. G. Cove, Clifton Villa, Warren Road, Torquay. chester Branch. 116 City of Exeter—Collected in Exeter ... Rev. R. F. Elrington, M.A., Lower Brixham, Devon. 117 Maud Hargreaves—Mrs. Hargreaves . . Percy Hockin, Esq., Dartmouth. 118 Rescue—The late Richard Durant, Esq. . . J. H. Hill, Esq., Salcombe, Kingsbridge. 119 *Alexandra—Freemasons of England. . . 120 Bowman—"A. B. S." M. Williams, Esq., Gnaton Hall, Yealmpton, Plympton. 121 Clemency —Hon. Mrs. Hubbard .... James Rooney, Esq., Great Western Docks, Plymouth. [Continued.