THE LIFE-BOAT,
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JOURNAL OF THE NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION.
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YOL. IX.—No. 96.] MAY IOTH, 1875. PBICE Is-
AT the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the ROYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, held at the Mansion House, by the kind permission of the Eight Honourable The LOBD MAYOB of London, on Tuesday the llth day of May, 1875, His EOYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF EDINBUEGH, E.G., in the Chair, the following Report of the Committee was read by the Secretary:— than there -was at the period of its first formation in 1824. ANNUAL KEPORT. The Committee desire again to record IN presenting the Fifty-first Annual Eeport their gratitude to the Great Giver of all of the BOYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTI- good for the blessing He has bestowed on TUTION to its supporters and to the public the work of the Institution; and to express of the British Empire, the Committee of their heartfelt thanks to the many bene- Management feel thankful that they are factors whose bounty and confidence have once more able to announce the unabated encouraged and supported them in the success with which it has prosecuted its | performance of their responsible duty. mission. The year's transactions may be sum- The storms of fifty-one winters have marised as follows. swept over our shores since the first esta- Life-Tioats.—Since the last year's Eeport blishment of the Institution, each one with the Institution has placed twelve new its tale of lives lost and lives saved. In Life-boats on the coast—five of them at this, as in every other department of human new stations and the others to replace old work and knowledge, science has been or inferior boats. Seven of them have ceaselessly engaged in improving and per- been provided with transporting carriages, fecting. Notwithstanding that steam has, and six new boat-houses have been built. to a considerable extent, replaced the sail The following are the stations at which as a motive power, and that new codes these boats have been placed:— of maritime law have been passed by the legislature, we have but to glance at the ENGLAND. lists of shipwrecks during last winter, to West Hartlepool. LlWCOtNSHIHE Skegness. perceive that the risks attendant on the NORFOLK . . Brancaster.* increase of commerce and of intercourse KENT . . . Lydd (Dungeness).* by sea have more than kept pace with SUSSEX . . Brighton. Scittr ISLANDS St. Mary's.* •cience and legislation, and that there IstE or MAN Douglas.* is probably even greater need at the present time of the outstretched hand of WALES. A.NGI.ESEA . . Moelfro, flieBoYAi, NATIONAL INSTITUTION FOB TBS RffiSBBVATION OF LlPB FEOM SHIPWEECK * Tiis indicates a complete new Life-boat station.
THB LIFE-BOAT JOTJHNAL.—You IX.—No. 96. 234 ANNUAL REPORT. [MAT 15, 1875.
life-belts, rushed into their boats, some SCOTLAND. insufficiently clad, and after several hours FOKFAHSHIRE . Montrose. AYSSHIKE . . Irvine. of exposure to the cold, alternately ORKNEY ISLANDS Longhope.* drenched by salt water and by rain, and without food or drink, have landed IRELAND. in an almost equal state of exhaustion WEXPORO. . . Carnsore. with the rescued men they had brought During the past year the Society's Life- safely to land. Others have gone forth boats have saved five hundred and forty- ia the dark, when the danger and I three persons, nearly all of them under difficulty of the work before them were perilous circumstances, when ordinary doubled, nay often quadrupled, in reply boats could not have accomplished their to the distant rocket or booming gun rescue, or could only have done so at from the lightship near the outlying banks extreme risk to those on board them. which flank our shore. Although the These invaluable services since the last Life-boats are in most cases successful, Annual Meeting havehappily been rendered yet at times their crews have the mor- without any loss of life amongst the brave tification to find, on arrival at the spot, men who have performed them ; but, un- that vessel and crew had been swallowed fortunately, the death of one man has to up together, and that their long hours of be reported, caused by the upsetting of the risk and exposure had been in vain. Shoreham Life-boat on the bar off that The services of the Life-boats of the harbour when out for the quarterly exercise. Institution during the whole year may The Institution's Life-boats now num- thus be briefly epitomised :— ber 250. : Number | Shipwrecks. — Animating as is the fact 1874. ,' of Life- .Vessels Lives ! boat ' Saved. Saved, that the Life-boats of the Institution launches.; contributed last year to the saving of January 16 83 543 liyes from various shipwrecks, yet February j 17 61 •unhappily it remains to be recorded March 18 34 April ' 18 54 that hundreds of valuable lives perished May 4 11 during the fearful storms of last -winter. June, July, and August 11 43 September . . . . ] 7 21 It is, however, consolatory to know that, October i 29 116 as far as the operations of this Ifisti- November . : 3d -.43 tufcion are concerned, the violence of no December . . . . ' 52 4 I 122 storm appalled the gallant men who Total .... 202 15 513 manned the Life-boats. On the contrary, there have been services amongst them of It may be stated that the launches the grandest character, and particularly of the Life-boats, unattended with posi- during the heavy and continuous storms tive results, have been during the year of December last, when, the Life-boats unusually frequent. But such occasions saved 122 lives and 4 vessels. In one case, are not times for hesitation. Those at that period, a Life-boat had hardly who are wise after the fact are not landed with her living freight from the in a position to judge of the reasons very jaws of death, when she was sum- which at such times influence Life-boat moned again to launch, her crew vying crews, who, seeing a vessel with a distress with each other once more to face the signal or in a perilous position, falter storm, whilst others were eager to share not between two opinions, but proceed their glorious work. In other cases the out at once to offer help, which, as it brave fellows, in their anxiety that valuable often, happens, she may not, from \aiiouB time should not be lost, have seized their subsequent causes, ultimately need. The * This indicates a complete new Life-boat station. Life-boat men, however, cannot say until MAY 15, 1875.] ANNUAL BEPOKT. 235 they reach her that the vessel is not in j and worked so efficiently by the Coast- distress; and hesitation at such critical guard and the Eocket Volunteer Brigades. periods may mean the loss of valuable J The number of lives saved during the lives. I fifty-one years from the establishment of In addition to the efficient services of j the Institution in 1824, to the end of the the Life-boats, hundreds of lives are saved year 1874, either by its Life-boats or by every year by means of the Koeket-Appa- special exertions for which it has granted ratus, belonging to the Board of Trade,. rewards, is as follows:— In the No. ol Lives : In the So. of Lives > In the No. ot lives ( In the So. of Lives In the No. of Lives Year Saved. Year Saved. Year Saved. Year Saved. Year Saved. 1824 124 1835 364 184S 134 1857 374 1868 8«2 1825 218 1836 225 1847 157 1858 427 1889 1,231 1825 175 1837 272 1848 123 1859 499 1870 784 1827 163 1838 45S 1849 209 1860 455 1871 882 1828 301 1839 279 1850 470 1861 424 1872 739 1829 463 1840 353 1851 230 1862 574 1873 G68 1830 372 1841 128 1852 773 1863 714 1874 713 287 1832 310 1843 236 'I 1854 355 1865 714 Total. 22,866 1833 449 1844 193 ;! 1855 406 1866 921 1834 214 1845 235 1856 473 1867 1,086
Language fails to express adequately j the Admiralty, the Admiral Superinten- the gratitude which every one must feel dent of Naval Eeserves, and the Officers who ponders over this noble list of and men of the Coastguard Service, for lives saved, and instinctive thankful- their continued co-operation. ness rises up in our heart that such Since the establishment of the Institu- great work has been accomplished on our tion, it has expended on. Life-boat esta- shores. blishments, and other means for saving life from Shipwreck, upwards of 356,000?., Rewards.—In the Appendix a summary and has voted 91 Gold and 863 Silver is given of the cases in which honorary Medals for saving life, besides pecuniary and other rewards have been voted. During rewards to the amount of 45,2002. the past year 11 Silver Medals, 18 Totes of Thanks inscribed on vellum, and 2,4132. Local Committees.—The Committee have have been granted for saving the lives of the satisfaction of acknowledging the con- 713 persons by Life-boats, shore and tinued valuable and zealous eo-operation fishing boats, and by other means, on the j afforded them by the Local Branch Com- coasts and outlying banks of the United j mittees, and their Honorary Secretaries, Kingdom. ! which constitute so important a portion of The Committee devote much careful the machinery for the supervision of the consideration to the granting of these Re- j Institution's numerous Life-boat establish- wards. Each ease is minutely inquired ; ments, and the collection of funds for into, in the first instance, through the co- their support. operation of the Officers of Coastguard < and Customs, the local Honorary Secre- i Finances.—Thedonations,subseriptions, taries of tlie several Branches of the and dividends during the year 1874 have Institution, or other responsible persons ; been 33,500?. 14s. 2t2., of which sum and afterwards they are thoroughly scru- 7,213Z. were special gifts to defray the tinised by the preparatory Committee, cost of the following ten Life-boats:— previous to their being sanctioned by the \ £. «. rf. General Committee at their monthly meet- ' Brancaster—Mrs. M. A. Boetefeur . 783 0 0 Caiusore—Mis. A. M. Burdon . . 300 0 0 Oesswell—Thomas Haekwood, Esq. 780 0 0 The Committee again tender their Douglas, No. 2. - Mrs.Turner-Tainei thanks to the Lords Commissioners of ami Children 600 0 0 __ 236 ANNUAL BEPOKT. [MAY 15,1875. £. s. d. Hartlepool—Mrs,AnnieMaiher . . 1,000 0 0 LEGACIES IN 1874-5. Hornsea — Collected at Settle and £. «. rf. elsewhere, per Christopher Brown, Annandale, Alex., Esq., Lasswade . 200 0 0 Esq. (Balance) 400 0 0 Bergonzi, Mdme., Boulogne-sar-Mer 200 0 0 Longhope—Dickinson Edleston, Esq. SOO 0 0 Berry, Mrs. S. I., Regent's Park . 19 19 0 Lydd (Dungeness)—David Hulett, Biggs, Miss Sarah, St. John's Wood. 1,000 0 0 Esq 750 0 0 Foulston, Mrs. E., South Kensington 100 0 0 Seascale—The Misses Tomlinson . 800 -0 0 Gibbons, Mrs. Sills, Bath. ... 500 0 0 Watchet—Mrs. Joseph Somes . . 1,000 0 0 Gibson, Capt. H.N., C.B., Lancaster 100 0 0 Goadsby,Mrs. M.A., Fallowfield. . 500 0 0 Griffiths, Miss, Dudley .... 200 0 0 The Committee also acknowledge the Haberfield, Lady, Clifton, Bristol . 640 0 0 receipt, since the last Eeport, of the fol- Hearn, Eev. E. M,. Stainforth . . 19 0 0 lowing other special contributions:— Jolinstone, Mrs. Peter, Harthope . 50 0 0 Kerr, Malcolm, Esq., Glasgow . . 250 0 0 American Sunday School (collected Lambert, James, Esq., Alloa. . . 500 0 0 by the Boys), per Miss "Warwick, Morkland, Miss Ellin, Netting Hill. 200 0 0 Scarborough, U.S 5 12 9 Marshall, Robert, Esq., Edinburgh . SOO 0 0 Mellor, Mrs. M., Huddersfield . . *19 19 0 Christ's Hospital, part of the offerings Mytton, Miss C. H. A., Shelton . . 500 0 0 of the Boys of, per Key. G. C. Bell, M.A., additional 400 Park, W., Esq., ToiwoodhiH, N.B. . 150 0 0 Park, Mrs., ditto...... 500 0 0 Clevedon Life-boat Fund, per Mrs. E. Perry, Miss H. E., Southport . . 50 0 0 Lavington (proceeds of a soiree Pratt, Thomas, Esq., Lowestoft . . 50 0 0 musicale given in December last) . 26 17 0 Redpath, John, Esq., North Shields 1919 0 Foo-Chow-Foo, collected by Two Richardson, Miss Mary, Edinburgh 500 0 0 Friends, additional 24 10 0 Skurray, "W. H., Esq., Leamington . 1,155 12 4 Foresters, Ancient Order of, Annual Stannah, S., Esq., Gower Street . 500 0 0 Subscription in aid of the support Tomkinson, Thomas, Esq., Bath . 100 0 0 of their two Life-boats, per Samuel Williams,Mrs.Robina,Earnock,N.B. 1,000 0 0 Shawcross, Esq 100 0 0 Wrightson, Mrs. C. R., York . . 200 0 0 Govan CoVliery Mission School, Glas- Yates, Mrs. Hannah, Sheffield . . 1,000 0 0 gow, collected by Children of, per Robert Coats, Esq 360 lee National Girls'School. ... 040 During the past year 11,140?. 10s. SoZ. Maidstone, collected at the Parish were expended on additional Life-boats, Church of All Saints', per K.CY. transportiag-carriages, boat-houses, and D. D. Stewart, M.A 18 13 3 necessary gear; 8,959?. 16s. Id. in re- May Queen, ship, of Alloa, contribu- tions from officers and crew on her pairs, painting, refitting, &c.; and 7., 6 5 52. passage from Calcutta to Dundee, l&s. 9rf. in rewards for services to ship- per Captain J. Koss, additional . 1 15 6 wrecked crews, coxswains' salaries, and Newton-by-Sudbury, Harvest Thank- offering, per Rev. Reginald Smith . 1 12 0 quarterly practice of the Life-boats' crews: Nottingham, Mrs., as a memorial of making altogether, including liabilities her late uncle, Archibald Wor- amounting to 2,1232. Is. 5rf, on Life-boat thington, Esq., of Whitchurch , . 250 0 0 Houses now in course of construction, and Odd Feliows, Independent Order of other expenses, a total of 32.363L ITs. Id. (M. U.), Annual Subscription in aid of support of their Life-boat The items of receipt and expenditure atCleethorpes, perH. Batcliffe, Esq. 50 0 0 are detailed in the financial statement an- Oxford Gas Light and Coke Company, nexed to this Eeport, audited as usual by employes of, per C. Henwood, Esq.. 650 Mr. LOVELOCK, public accountant. Ratray, Miss Mary Gray, of Tsvis- tock Square, the late, Executors of 200 0 0 The Committee had the great satis- St. Michael's (Paddington) Life-boot faction in the year 1866 to report the Fund in aid of support of Flam- formation of a Life-boat Society in Prance, borough No. 2 Life-boat, per Rev. founded on the same principles as our G. F. Prescott, M.A., additional . 27 5 5 own Institution, of which the EMPRESS Windsor Cattle Steamer, collected from the captain and passengers, OP THE FRENCH held the office of patron- per Captain J. Howson, additional. 3311 0 ess, and they have now equal pleasure in reporting the establishment of a, simi- lar Institution in Russia, of which her MAT 15,1875.] ANNUAL EEPOET. 237
Imperial Highness the CESARKVNA has gra- requesting his Grace the President of the ciously undertaken the patronage. Institution to •undertake. It will be remembered that on the In presenting the models to their Eoyal happy occasion of the marriage of His and Imperial Highnesses, they beg to Royal Highness the DUKE OP EDINBURGH tender to them their thanks for thus af- with Her Imperial Highness the GBAND fording them the opportunity to present DUCHESS HAIIIE, of Russia, the British them in this public manner, and to ex- residents at St. Petersburg!! presented press the hope that the noble Eussian So- to their B,oya\ Highnesses, as a "wedding ciety, in which they •will, doubttess, al- gift, two fully-equipped Life-boats of the ways take a deep interest, may, with most complete and perfect character as the Divine blessing, long onjoy the memorials of the auspicious event, which same prosperity, and pursue the same boats were afterwards handed over by career of usefulness in the interests of their Boyal Highnesses to the Russian humanity that has happily been accorded Shipwreck and Lifeboat Society. to its sister Institution, in the British The Lifeboats, with their carriages, &o,, Islands. were constructed in London by the builders Entering on the fifty-second year of its to the NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, existence, the NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTI- and under its superintendence; and are TUTION, in the maturity of its strength and now on their stations—one in the Baltic, experience, has every encouragement to pur- and the other in the Black Sea—in readi- sue its career of active work with unabated ness for work. vigour and undiminished confidence; and, Two exact models of them., one of resting entirely on the sympatiiy and which is named the Alfred, and the other support of the British public and on the the Marie, were likewise ordered to be made continued blessing of Almighty God, the in London to be presented to their Eoyal Institution is determined to put forth its and Imperial Highnesses the DUKE and utmost and unceasing efforts, aided by DUCHESS OF EDINBURGH. its coast coadjutors and its experienced The presentation of these models, in staff of officers, for the Preservation of Life the name of the British residents at St. from Shipwreck on the coasts of the United Petersburgh, and at their request, this Kingdom. Committee have now much pleasure in 238 ANNUAL REPORT. [MAY 15, 1875.
DURING THE YEAR 1S74 the Life-boats of the Institution rescued the Crews of the following Wrecked Vessels :— Active, schooner, of Montrose .... 5 Selene, schooner, of Cranz ...... 4 i Minnie, ketch, of Bldeford 4 Alliance, barque, of London 10 Henry, brigantine, of Youghal ... 5 Moir, schooner, of Portsoy 4 Alma, barque, of Tonsberg 13 ffermosa Sabanero, Spanish brig. 8 Monktonn, schooner, from Liver- Amelia, screw steamer, of Liver- Howth shore-boat 1 pool 4 pool 8 Hnldah, schooner, of Waterford .. 5 New Eagle, billiboy, of Grimsby, Anglia, screw steamer, of Dundee 13 Indien, brig, of Bordeaux 6 rendered assistance. Anna, schooner, of Drammen, Industry, schooner, of Girvan.... 3 Newbiggin fishing cobles, rendered Norway 6 Jane Young, barque, of Ardrossan, assistance. Annie Arby, brig, of Dublin, saved assisted to save vessel and en w 8 Ocean, of Macduff, and Guiding vessel and crew 7 Jason, ship, of Greenock, rendered Star, of Banff, fishing-boats 10 Argaum, barque, of Newcastle, assistance. Old Goody, schooner, of Whit- remained by vessel. Jasper, schooner, of St. Ives 5 stable, rendered assistance. Baltic, schooner, of Liverpool.... 3 Jerome, schooner, of Belfast, ren- Pandora, schooner, of Portsmouth 5 Bamborough, screw steamer, of dered assistance. Pride, schooner, of Southampton. 10 North Shields 11 Jessie, schooner, of Blyth 6 Princess Selena, schooner, of Bcckwith, brig, of Shields, re- John George, barque, of Antwerp. 11 Fowey 5 mained by vessel. John and Jenefer, schooner, of Regina, barque, of Boston, ren- BeUe Star, brigantine, of Yar- Fowey 5 dered assistance. mouth, N.S 5 John Barbour, ship, of St. John's, Richmond, steamer, of Aberdeen. 10 Brick, ketch, of Dunbar 3 N.BT rendered assistance. Rose, schooner, of Yonghal 4 Camden, schooner, of Aberystwiih 4 J. T. S., schooner, of Barrow 5 Ryerson, ship, of Yarmouth, N.S., Carolina, barque, of Bidelord.... 5 Kathleen, sloop, of Lynn, saved rendered assistance. Carolina, schooner, of Amster- vessel and crew 3 Sarah M.Dwlman, barque, of Yar- dam, remained by vessel. Kilda, yacht, of Belfast, assisied mouth, N.S., rendered assistance. Celeste Hourit schooner, of Caen . 4 to save vessel and crew 5 Sarah, brig, of Whitby 6 Chusan, steamer, of Glasgow .... 6 Kingfisher, barque, uf Shields.... 10 Sir William Pulteney, brig, of Corinna, schooner, of Whiiby ... 5 Kingsdownf., barque, of South Guernsey 10 Delight, schooner, of Rye 5 Shields, saved vessel and crew . 9 Sopkia and Isabella, schooner, of Donna Maria, brigautine, of Bel- Krona, barque, of Hoganas, Swe- Lowestoft, rendered assistance. fast 6 den, assisted to save vessel and Squirrel, schooner, of Aberyst- Jhtnrobin, schooner, of Wick .... 6 crew ] 2 with, saved vessel and crew ... 5 Eliza Cornish, schooner, of Sun- Lady Basset, schooner, of Brixham 4 Thomas, brig, of Wbitehaven ... 6 derland, saved vessel and crew . 5 Lady Bavelock, barque, of Liver- Three fishing boats, of Buckie ... 17 Elizabeth, brigantine, of Kings- pool 17 To^at, schooner, of Glasgow, re- town 7 Laura Maria, barque, of Dantzic, mained by vessel. Emma Eden, brigantiue, of remained by vessel. Utility, brig, of Workington 5 Guernsey 6 Laurel, smack, of Castletown .... 3 Vncas, brigantine, of Stavanger, Essex, brig, of Sunderland 6 Lerry, smack, of Aberdovey 3 Norway 9 Jtthel, yacht, of Drumore 1 Liberal, brigantine, of Colchester 5 Venut, smack, of Douglas, saved Favorite, schooner, of Dublin 5 Linda Flor. brigantine, of Ips- vessel and 4 Five fishing cobles, of Whitby ... 15 wich, rendered assistance. Victoria, schooner, of Blyth 5 forest, ship, of Windsor, N.S., re- Maria, yacht, of Preston 6 Ville de Covets, chatse maree, of mained by vessel. Marianna, brig, of Bordeaux, as- Nantes 3 Fria, barque, of Blyth, saved sisted to save vessel and crew.. 8 Walsgrief, barque, of Scarborough, vessel and crew 11 Marie Elizabeth, sloop, of Hon- remained by vessel. Gem, schooner, of Padstow 4 fleur 4 Gita.no., brisj.of Meniel 10 [ Marie, schooner, of St. Valery-en- Total Lives saved by Life-boats in (I'h-nville, schooner, of London, Caux 5 1874, in addition to 15 vessels , 543 assisted to save vessel and crew 10 Marie, lugger, of Lannion. France, During the same period the Institu- Great Admiral, ship, of Bristol, saved vessel and crew 3 tion' granted rewards for saving rendered assistance. Mary, smack, of Grimsby 5 Lives by fishing and other boats 170 Crinkle, screw steamer, of J arrow 10 ' Mary Ann. schooner, of St. Ives, Gutenberg, barque, of Hamburg, assisted to save vessel and crew 6 assisted to save vessel and crew 20 ; JUary A. Way, ship, of Liverpool, Total of Lives saved in Harriet Julia, brigantine, of rendered assistance. Twelve Mouths 713 Marrport, remained by vessel. Mary Jane, schooner, of Liverpool 2 KESOLUTIONS PASSED AT THE ANNUAL MEETING FOR 1875. HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH, K.G., w THE CHAIR.
l.:—Moved by the CHAIRMAN :- i the Institution lave been rendered avail- [ able for the Saving of so many Lives 1.—That the following Noblemen and , during the past year. Gentlemen be the Officers of the Institution j for the current year;—(vide last page for 5.—Moved by The Eight Hon. EARL this list). i FORTESCCE. Seconded by The Eight Hon. LORD 2. — Moved by The Eight Hon. LORD ' LISGAR, K.C.B. LAWRENCE, G.C.B., G.O.S.L, late! Yiceroy and Governor-General of i India. 5.—That this Meeting offers its cordial thanks to THOMAS CHAPMAN, Esq., F.R.S., Seconded by His Excellency COUNT V.P., Chairman; to the Committee of Ma- SCHOUVALOFF, Ambassador Extra- nagement, and to the Officers of the In- ordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary stitution, for the able manner in which from His Imperial Majesty the Em- they continue to administer its important peror of All the Russias. and extensive affairs. Also to the Honorary Local Committees 2.— That the Report now read be and Secretaries of the several Branches of adopted, printed, and circulated. the Institution, for their continued able assistance.
3.—Moved by The Eight Hon. DAVID 6.—Moved by SIR EDWARD G. L. PEHROTT, HENRY STOJTE, LOBD MAYOR OF Bart, V.P. LOSDON. Seconded by GEORGE LTALL, Esq., late Seconded by EARL PERCY, M.P. Governor of the Bank of England, Deputy Chairman. 3.—That this Meeting, having listened with much attention to the interesting de- 6.—That this Meeting tenders its best tails given in the Beport jnst read, deems thanks to the Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR this great and national Institution de- OP LONDON for so kindly placing the serving of the continued encouragement 1 Egyptian Hall at the disposal of the and support of the Public, to enable it j Institution oa this interesting occasion. to pursue, with undimiaished vigour, its i important and benevolent work of Saving • 7.—Moved by His Grace the DUKE OF Life from Shipwreck on our Coasts. >, P.O., President.
4,—Moved by THOMAS CHAPMAN, Esq., Seconded by Vice-Admiral SIB W. H. P.E.S., V.P., Chairman. HALL, K.C.B., F.E.S. • i Seconded by Vice-Admiral SIR J. WALTER | 7.-—That the dutiful and respectful TARLETON, K.C.B., Admiral Superin- i thanks of this Meeting be given to H.E.H. tendent of Naval Beserves. | The DUKE OF EDINBURGH, K.G., for so ! efficiently presiding over the fifty-first 4.—That this Meeting desires publicly ! Annual Meeting of the EOYAL NATIONAL to acknowledge the continued brave and I LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, and thus, by his devoted services of the Coxswains, and countenance and support, rendering to the JBther Volunteers, through whose praise- philanthropic cause in which it is so ac- prorthy and noble efforts the Life-boats of tively engaged a very important service. Dr. INCOME AND EXPENDITURE.—1st January to 31st December, 1874. Or.
d. To LIFE-BOATS, viz. :- £. «. d. £. ». d. £. ». d. £. >, Brancaster 315 15 6 By Donations. 12,681 4 1 Brighton 282 0 0 By Subscrip- Cresswell . ... 328 18 0 tions . . . 3,280 7 0 Douglas, No. 2 464 18 6 15.D61 11 1 Longhope 475 5 6 Lydd (Dungeness) .... 307 15 0 Montrose, No. 2 . . . . 275 0 0 Ramsgate (alterations and re- By Special Gifts, amounting pairs) 218 5 9 to £7,213, for the follow- Scilly Islands 438 2 0 ing Life-boats:— Seascale 273 10 0 Staithea 282 0 0 Watchet 328 18 0 Brancaster — Mrs. M. A. West Hartlepool, No. 2 . .344 15 0 Boetcfeur 783 0 0 Spare Life-boats . . . . 619 10 0 Alterations & repairs of Lif'c- Carnsore—Mrs.A.M. Burden 300 0 0 boats,Nautical Instruments, and Sundry Expenses on the Cresswell — Thomas Hack- 243 Life-boat Stations . . 6,091 18 0 Salaries and Gratuities to 3 wood, Esq 780 0 0 Inspectors of Life-boats . 1,361 17 6 Douglas, No. 2.—Mrs. Tur- Travelling Expenses, &c., of ditto 816 14 " | ner-Turner and Children 600 0 0 13,225 3 0 Hartlepool — Mrs. Annie ! Mather 1,009 0 0 To LIFE-BOAT HOUSES, viz.:— 1 Brancaster 268 10 0 Hornsea—Collected at Settle Burnham 219 5 1 ! and elsewhere, per Christo- Cresswell 154 11 4 pher Brown,Esq. (Balance) 400 0 0 Irvine 307 9 0 Longhope 228 0 0 ! Longhope — Dickinson Ed- Lydd (Dungeness) .... 277 1 0 I leston, Esq SOJ 0 0 Queenstovra 423 14 0 Scilly Islands 316 11 0 i Lydd (Dungeuess)—David Watchet 352 0 0 Whitehaven 250 10 0 I Hulett, Esq 750 0 0 Worthing 370 0 0 Alterations and Kepairs of Life- Scascale—The Misses Tom- boat Houses 390 2 ' linson, 800 0 0 3,557 13 9 Watchet—Sirs. Joseph Somes 1,000 0 0 To LIFE-BOAT CARRIAGES, viz. :— Brancaster 123 8 0 By Contributions from Burnham 70 0 0 Branches 4,843 S 6 Cresswell 114 13 6 Irvine 95 18 0 By Dividends and Interest . 5,482 14 7 Montrose, No. a .... 97 4 0 Scilly Islands 142 15 6 Seascale 112 8 0 Staithes 112 8 0 Watchet 112 8 0 West Hartlepool, No. 2 . . 114 18 0 Alterations and repairs of Life-boat Carriages, &c. . 299 4 -1,395 5 0
To Rewards, Medals, &c., for saving Life, Coxswains' Salaries, and Life-boat Crews, for exercising the Boats quarterly . . 7,655 16 9 Life-boat Stores and Life-belts ... 1,922 4 9 Printing Life-boat Journal, .Report, &c. 10318 4 Printing and Stationery, Books, &c. . . 17rt 14 7 Advertisements, Postages, and Parcels . 217 18 1 Salaries & Gratuities to Secretary & Clerks 1,57419 0 Auditor's Fee 26 5 0 Rent, Taxes, Housekeeper, Fuel, &c. . . 222 7 5 Expenses of Messengers, Annual Meeting, &c. 16010 6 Balance carried to Balance Sheet . . .3,25918 0 £33,500 14 £33,500 14 Dr. BALANCE SHEET.—31st December, 1874. O.
£. s. d. £. s. d. To Creditors for Life-boat, Transport- By 3 per Cent. Reduced ing Carriage, and Boat Houses .2,123 1 5 Annuities Cost 58,439 10 0
To Capital, 31st Decem- £. «. d. By East India Kailway 4^ per her, 1873 . . . 134,321 19 4 I cent. Debentures . . , 30,124 7 6 To Legacies. . . 13,996 5 3 By North Eastern Kailway 148,318 4 7 i 4 per Cent. Debentures . , 29,387 15 0 To Balance of Income and Expenditure for By Metropolitan Board of the year ended 31st Works 3i per Cents. . . , 28,156 5 0 December, 1874 :— By Corporation of London Income . £33,500 14 2 ! 4i_ per Cent. Bonds . . 6,002 5 0 Expendi- By Manchester Corporation ture . 30,240 16 2 4 per Cent. Stock (a. Gift) 300 0 0 3,259 18 0 151,578 2 7 By Great Northern Railway 6 per Cent. Stock (a Gift) 300 0 0 Ditto Ordinary Stock 40 0 0
j By Royal Victoria Yacht Club 5 per Cent. Deben- tures (a Gift) .... 125 0 0
By Balance at Bankers . . 776 1 6
£153,701 4 0 £153,701 4 0
Examined andjound correct, IStlt January, 1875. (Signed) SAMUEL LOVELOCK, Auditor. 242 STATEMENT OF THE SEVERAL LIFE-BOATS BELONGING TO OR IN CONNECTION WITH TJ
No. of > When No. | STATION. Length. Breadth. Oare. Station*
ENGLAND. Ft. ID. Ft. in. : 1 NORTHUMBERLAND BERWICK-ON-TWEED - - - 33 0 8 0 10 1864 2 HOLY ISLAND— No. 1 - - - 32 0 7 4 10 1865 3 „„ No. 2 - - - 32 0 7 4 10 1868 4 NORTH SUNDERLAND — — - 33 0 8 0 10 1865 p. "R/\ triui?n 33 0 8 0 10 1866 6 ' ALNMOUTH ----- 32 0 7 5 10 ! 1865 7 HAUXLEY - - - - - 34 0 8 4 10 ! 1866 8 CRESSWELL — — — — — 33 0 8 0 10 1875 9 NEWBIGGIN ----- ! 31 0 8 4 10 1866 10 BLYTH— No. 1 - - - - 33 0 80 10 1867 11 „ No. 2 - - - - 31 0 80 12 1854 12 CULLERCOATS — — - - -j 33 0 8 0 10 1866 13 TYNEMOUTH— No. 1 - - - 37 0 9 0 12 1875 14 „ No. 2 - - - 33 0 8 1 10 1872 15 DURHAM - - - AVHITBURN - - - - - 32 0 7 5 10 1865 16 SlTNDERLAND No. 1 — - - 33 0 8 2 10 * 1873 17 „ No. 2 - - - 30 3 8 7 10 1 1866 18 „ No. 3 - - - 33 0 8 2 10 , 1865 19 „ No. 4 - - - 36 0 9 0 12 1872 20 SEAIIAM _-_--_- 330 8 6 10 1870 21 HARTLEPOOL — No. 1. - - — 33 0 8 6 10 1875 22 „ No. 2. - - - 35 0 90 10 1875 23 „ No. 3. - - - 31 4 9 0 12 1858 24 WEST HABTLEPOOL-NO. 1 - 33 0 86 10 1869 25 „ No. 2 - 34 0 89 10 1874 26 SEATON CAREW - - - - ; 33 0 86 10 1873 27 ! YORKSHIRE - - MIDDLESBOROUGH - - - - 33 0 80 10 1864 28 REDCAH ____--! 36 0 96 10 1867 29 SALTBURN _____ 30 0 10 0 10 1849 30 [ STAITHES _____' 32 0 80 10 1875 31 RUNSWICK ----- 32 0 75 10 1866 32 UPOANG ------30 0 7 4 10 1865 a3 1 WHITBY— No. 1 - - - 32 0 7 7 10 1870 34 „ No. 2 - - - - 30 0 7 4 8 1872 35 , SCARBOROUGH — - — - 35 0 i 90 10 1872 36 FILEY ------33 0 8 0 10 1863 37 FLAMBOROUGU — No. 1 - — - 33 0 8 6 10 1871 38 „ No. 2- - - 33 0 8 0 10 1871 39 BRIDLINGTON — - - - 34 0 7 7 10 1871 40 HORNSEA — — — 32 0 7 6 10 1875 41 WlTHEHNSEA — — — - - 34 0 7 2 12 1862 42 LINCOLNSHIRE - CLEETHORPES - - - - - 33 0 8 6 10 1868 43 DONNA NOOK - — — - 30 0 7 3 8 1864 44 THEDDLETHORPE — — — — 30 0 8 11 12 1871 45 ' StITTON ______30 0 7 3 10 1864 46 CHAPEL ------30 0 7 7 8 1870 47 SKEGNESS . — - - — — 33 0 8 0 10 i 1874 32 0 1 R 10 1867 49 BRASCASTER - — — — — 33 0 8 0 10 1874 50 WELLS ------33 0 86 10 ! 186D 51 BLAKENEY — — — — — 37 0 i 95 12 1873 52 SHERINGHAM - - - — - 36 0 9 0 12 1867 53 I CROMER ------34 0 8 8 10 1868 54 MDNDESLEY ----- 33 0 8 3 10 1866 55 BACTON — — — — 33 0 8 1 10 1865 56 1 HASBOROUGH- - - - -: 32 0 7 6 10 1866 57 i PALLING— No. 1 - - - - 36 0 8 0 12 1864 58 j „ No. 2 - - - - 40 0 11 6 14 1870 59 WlNTERTON — — — 32 0 10 0 12 I860 60 ! CAISTER— No. 1 - - - - 42 0 11 6 14 1865 61 ! „ No. 2 - - - - 32 0 10 0 12 1867 62 ; YARMOUTH— No. 1 - - - 42 3 11 9 12 1861 63 „ No. 2 - - - 28 0 9 0 10 1859 64 1 SUFFOLK - - - GORLESTON - - - - - 30 0 10 0 10 1870 10 6 14 186S 66 LOWESTOFT— No. 1 - - - 42 0 11 6 14 1850 67 „ No. 2 - - - 32 0 10 0 12 1870 68 ; PAKEFIELD— No. 1 - - - ; 46 3 12 0 14 1872 69 „ No. 2 - - -: 30 0 9 0 12 1871 [TONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, laid before the Annual Meeting on the llth May, 1875. 243
NAME OF BOAT AND DONOR. NAME AND ADDRESS OP HONORARY SECRETARY.
Albert Victor—Manchester Branch B. G. Sinclair, Esq., Berwick-on-Tweed. f. G., and Mrs. Frith JR. A. Wilson, Esq., Holy Island, Beal, R.S.O. Joseph"Anstice—The late Mrs. Anstice . . Rev. F. R. Simpson, North Sunderland, Chathill. Robin Hood of Nottingham—Nottingham . Rev. L. J. Stephens, M. A. Long Houghton.Bilton, R.S.O. John Atkinson—Miss Wardell .... H. Smith, Esq., Alnmouth, Bilton, R.S.O. Algernon Sf Eleanor—Her Grace the Dowager Rev. A. O. Medd, Amble, Acklington. Duchess of Northumberland. Old Potter—Thos. Hackwood, Esq.. . . John Ritson, Esq., Cresswell, Morpeth. [Morpeth. W-. . Hopkinson,r .,.,_... of Brighouse, —Miss Hopkinso1 n, Rev. E: N. Mangin, M.A., Woodhorn Vicarage, near Salford— Manchester Branch !\,. T TV v m u. •*, n. -L. , j Thimas Can-Late Mrs. Anstice's Legacy |/Mr' James DarllnS' BIyth- Northumberland. Palmerstm—Peter Reid, Esq | Capt. Adamson, Cullercoats, North Shields. P. J. Messent, Esq., C.E., Tynemouth, North Shields. Thomas Wilson—R. N. L. B. Institution . Good Templar— That Life-boat Fund . . Good Will—A. Friend Joseph Horan, Esq., 48 West Sunnyside, Sunderland. Florence Nightingale—Town of Derby . John Foulston—The late Mrs. Fonlsto'n . . Sisters Carter, of Harrogate—Misses Carter. William Warham, Esq., Londonderry Offices, Seaham. Charles Mathei—Mrs. Annie Mather. . . Charles Ingleby—Trust Fund, per G. P. S. Herbert Belk, Esq., Hartlepool. [Wragge, Esq. James Davidson Shaw—Mr. Shaw's Legacy. C. A. Baker, Esq., North Eastern Railway, West Foresters' Pride—A.. O. of Foresters . . | Hartlepool. Job Hindley—The late Mr. Hindley, per Rev. John Lawson, M.A. Seaton Carew,West Hartlepool. Manchester Branch. Crossley—^Messrs. J. Crossley and Sons Burton-on- Trent—Town of Burton-on-Trent W. H. Holmes, Esq., Collector H.M. Customs, Stock- Appleyard—The late John Appleyard, Esq. ton-on-Tees. Hannah Somerset—Mrs. Yates' Legacy . . Dr. J. V. Laverick, Hinderwell, Saltburn-by-the-Sea. Sheffield—Town of Sheffield J. Stephenson, Esq.,Port Mulgrave, Saltburn-by-the Sea. William Watson—The late Miss Watson . E. W. Chapman, Esq.\w , u. Robert imtworth—Manchester Branch G. W. Smales, Esq. / whltby- Harriott Forteath—Mra. Forteath . . . "I John Stephenson, Esq., Scarborough. Lady Leigh—Warwickshire Freemasons . fA. E. Hick, Esq., 6 Elder's Street, Scarborough. Hollon—Mr. and Mrs. HoIIon .... ' W. Hankes, Esq., Filey, York. Gertrude—Legacy of John Beckett, Esq. . S. Michael's, Paddingim—Life-boAt Fund . JRev. J. F. Wilkinson, M.A., Flamborough, Hull. John Abbott—Mr. Abbott's Legacy . . D. R. W. Porritt, Esq., Bridlington Quay, Hull. Ellen and Margaret of-Settle—Settle Fund. Rev. J. Webb, Hornsea, near Hull. Pelican—The late Miss Lechmere . . Horatio H. Ayre, Esq., Withernsea, near Hull. Manchester Unity—1. O. of Odd Fels. (M. U.) Edward R. Lloyd, Esq., Cleethorpes, near Grimsby. North Briton—Mr. R. and Miss How . William Robinson, Esq., North Somercotes, Grimsby. Dorinda §• Barbara—Mrs. B. Caslake . Rev. L. D. Kennedy, M.A., Theddlethorpe, Alford. Birmingham—Workpeople of Birmingham. Richard Brooks, Esq., Sutton, Alford. Godsend—Lady Bourchier Dr. E. L. Crowther, Hogsthorpe, Alford. I/William Everington, Esq. \Skegness, Herbert Jngram—Mr. Ingram's Friends I Mr. P. Donovan, Chief Officer, C'. Gd. /Burgh. Licensed Victualler—Licensed Victuallers -Rev. A.WalIer,M.A.,Hunstanton, King'sLynn. [Lynn. Joseph and Mary—Mrs. Boetefeur . J Rev. E. K. Kerslake, M.A., Deepdale Rectory, King's IE. Dewing, Esq., Burnham Overy, King's Lynn. Eliza Adams—Penny Readings' Fund . The Hon. Secretary, Wells, Norfolk. Hettie—A Friend at Bradford .... Rev. R. H. Tillard,'M.A., Blakeney, Norfolk. Duncan—Miss Duncan Rev. Lethbridge Moore, Sheringham, Cromer, Norwich. Benjamin Bond Cabbell—K. B. Cabbell, Esq. Mr. W. G. Sandford, Cromer, Norwich. Grocers—Grocers of England .... Mr. G. Gordon, Mundesley, North Walsham, Norfolk. Recompense—A. Lady, per T. J. Gibb, Esq.. Mr. Wm. Cubitt, Bacton Abbey, Norfolk. Huddersfield—Huddersfield Rev. J. Slater, M.A., Hasborough, Norwich. Parsee—Messrs. Cama and Co. . [Mag. Mr. E. French, Chief Officer C'. Gd., Palling, Stalham, British Workman — " British Workman " Norfolk. Ann Maria—The late Capt. E. W. Harris Rev. Wm. Green, M.A., Winterton, Great Yarmouth. Birmingham, No.2—Birmingham Workpeople Beys—" Routledge's Magazine for Boys " . JRev. G. W. Steward, M.A., Caister, Great Yarmouth. Ifark Lane—London Corn Exchange Duff—X. Y. Z 1 Matthew H. S. Butcher, Esq., Great Yarmouth. Leicester—Town of Leicester. ' J. P. Baumgartner, Esq., Gorleston, Great Yarmouth. Btuband—Mrs. George Davis G. G. Fowler, Esq., Gunton Hall, near Lowestoft. Ljetitia—A Lady i—Miss Leicester | Frederick Morse, Esq., Lowestoft. ^~^ M-«.«r H.rri« ?Mr- J- Henderson, Chief Officer of C'. G»., Lowestoft. -.-The Misses Hams Jw p Larkins> £s'q^ Pakefield) near Lowestoft. "Baay Burford, R. A'.—Legacy of J. L. , | [Continued. 244 STATEMENT OF THE SEVERAL LIFE-BOATS BELONGING 10 OR IN CONNECT*
Length. Breadth. No. of Wl« Xo. STATION. Out. StaUooJ
Ft. in. Ft. in. 70 KESSINGLAND — No. 1 — — — 42 0 12 0 14 1870 71 No. 2 - - - 32 0 10 0 12 1867 72 SODTHWOLD— No. 1 - — — 40 0 11 6 12 1855 73 No. 2 - - - 33 0 8 0 10 1866 74 DUNWICH — — — — — 30 0 7 8 1873 75 THORPENESS — — - — — 37 0 9 4 12 1873 76 ALDBOROUGH — — — — — 40 0 10 5 12 1870 77 KENT — — - — MARGATE - — — — — 34 0 8 3 10 1866 78 KlNGSGATE - - - - — 28 0 6 0 6 1870 79 BROADSTAIKS — - — - - 36 0 9 2 12 1868 80 BAMSGATE - — — — — 40 0 10 4 12 1866 81 NORTH DEAL - - — — 40 0 10 0 12 1865 82 WALMER - — — — — 36 0 9 4 12 1871 83 KlNGSDOW'NE — — — — — 36 0 9 0 12 1871 84 32 0 7 5 10 1864 85 HYTHE — — — — — — 35 0 9 0 10 1875 86 NEW ROMNEY — — — — — 32 0 7 6 10 1871 87 LTDD, DUNGENESS — — — 33 0 7 9 10 1874 7 7 10 1866 88 SUSSEX — — — — RYE — — — — 32 0 89 "WlNCHELSEA — — - - — 33 0 8 2 10 1867 90 HASTINGS — - - — — 36 4 8 2 12' 1863 91 EASTBOURNE — — — — — 33 0 8 0 10 1863 92 33 0 8 6 10 1867 93 32 0 7 8 10 1874 94 SBOREHAM — — — — _ 33 0 8 1 10 1865 95 WORTHING - — — — _ 32 0 7 6 10 1866 96 32 0 7 6 10 1865 97 CHICHESTER HARBOUR — _ 32 0 7 5 10 1873
98 HAMPSHIRE - - HAYLING ISLAND - - - _ 32 0 7 5 10 1865 99 ISLE OF WIGHT — BEUBRIDGE — — 32 0 7 7 10 1867 100 BHIGHSTONE GRANGE - - _ 30 0 7 2 10 1866 101 32 0 7 6 10 1867 102 ALDERNEY - — ST ANNE — — — 33 0 8 6 10 18S9 103 GUERNSEY - - - ST. SAMSON'S - - - - 30 0 7 0 6 1862 104 DORSET— — — — POOLE - — — — — 32 0 7 5 10 1865 105 SwANAGE — • — — — _ 35 0 9 0 10 1875 106 CHAPMAN'S POOL — — — 30 0 7 1 10 1866 107 28 0 6 8 5 1868 108 33 0 8 6 10 1869 109 LYME REGIS — — — — _ 33 0 8 0 10 1866 110 33 0 8 6 10 1869 111 32 0 7 6 10 1867 112 32 0 7 4 10 1864 113 34 0 8 6 . 10 1866 114 33 0 8 6 10 1869 115 34 0 7 9 10 1873 116 CORNWALL — — LOOE — — — 32 0 7 6 10 1867 117 32 0 ' 7 5 10 1866 118 33 0 8 1 10 1869 119 33 0 8 1 10 1870 120 33 0 8 6 10 1867 121 PORT HOUSTOC K — — — _ 33 0 8 0 10 1869 122 33 0 8 1 10 1867 123 30 0 7 2 10 1873 124 MlILLlON — — — _ _ 33 0 8 6 10 1867 125 30 0 7 0 10 1863 126 32 0 7 4 10 1865 127 SENNEN COVE — — — - 33 0 8 0 10 1864 128 SCILLY ISLANDS ST MART'S - - 37 0 9 0 12 1874 129 CORNWALL - - ST. IVES ------32 0 7 6 10 1866 130 32 0 7 6 10 1866 131 33 0 8 1 10 1873 132 32 0 7 4 10 1864 133 32 0 7 7 10 1869 134 33 0 8 0 10 1863 135 NORTH DEVON - CLOVELLY - - - 33 0 8 1 10 1870 a THE NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, &c.—continued. 245
NAME OP BOAT AND DONOB. NAME AND ADDRESS OF HONOKAEY SEOEETAEY.
Bolton—Town of Bolton . [greaves, Esq. JMr. T. Atkins, Chief Officer of C'. Gd., Kessingland, Grace and Lally, of Broad Oak—3. Har- I Wangford. London Coal Exchange—London Coal Exchs". Quiver, No. 2—Quiver Magazine . [ J. R. Gooding, Esq., Southwold, Wangford. John Keble—Rev. T. Keble Rev. J. F. Noott, Frostenden Hermitage, Wangford. Ipswich—Town of Ipswich George Hounsfield—Mrs. Hounsfield James Osborne, Esq., Aldborough, Suffolk. Quiver, No. 1—Quiver Magazine . . . E. Isaacson, Esq., Margate. Thomas Chapman—R. N. L. B. Institution Capt. Isacke, North Foreland Lodge, Broadstairs. Samuel Morrison Collint—A Lady . . Mr. James Bearman, Raglan Place, Broadstairs. Bradford— Town of Bradford Capt. Richard Braine, Harbour Master, Ramsgate. Van Kook—E. W. Cooke, Esq., & Friends. Centurion—A Friend > Richard J. R. Sadleir, Esq., Milton Lodge, Deal. Sabrina—Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson . . Mr. James Wyatt, H.M. C*.Gd., Kingsdowne, near Dover. Royal Wiltshire—Collected in "Wiltshire . Mr. Cullen Marsh, Royal Baths, Dover. MayerdeRothschild—Miss Hannah de Roths- George Wilks, Esq., Hythe, Kent. Dr. Hatton—Mrs. Hatton . . [child. Henry Stringer, Esq., New Romney, Kent. David Hulett—f). Hulett, Esq Rev. W. C. L. Wingate, M.A., Lydd, Folkestone. Arthur Frederick—Lute Hon. Mrs. Fitz-Roy Storm Sprite—Solicitors and Proctors . f Henry Burnt, Esq., Rye. Ellen Goodman—Miss Goodman's Legacy . Mr. T. S. Hide, Hastings. Mary Stirling—}. S. D Thos. Child, Esq., Devonshire Lodge, Eastbourne. Elizabeth Boys—R. N. L. B. Institution . W. S. Edwards, Esq., Newhaven, S.O., Sussex. Robert Baikei—London Sunday Schools H. N. .Tenner, Esq., 22, Regency Square, Brighton. Rommel—Miss Robertson Thos. Fuller, Esq., M.D., Longcroft, Shoreham. Jane—Miss M. Wasey W. H. Dennett, Esq., Worthing. Four Sisters—Misses Hallam and Mrs. Birt. 'Rev. H. Mitchell, M.A., Bosham, near Chichester. Undaunted—Mr. & Mrs. Richard Thornton H. Chas. Foster, Esq., Selsey Rectory, near Chichester. J. Gorham, Esq., Cakeham Tower, West Wittering, West. Chichester.; Olive Leaf— Messrs. Leaf, Sons, and Co. . Rev. C. Hardy, Haylin? Vicarage, Havant, Hants. City of Worcester—Collected in Worcester . Capt. A. Wilmshurst, R.N., Bembridge, I. W. I (Rev. W. E. Heygate, M.A., Brighstone, Isle of Wight. Rescue—Royal Victoria Yacht Club . . \E. Way Esq., Woolverton, Shorwell, Isle of Wight. George and Anne—Mr. and Miss Marten . Rev. J. Pellew Gaze, M.A., Brooke, Isle of Wight. Mary and Victoria—The Earl of Strafford. A. Brown, Esq., H.M. Customs, Alderney. Louisa Sail—Miss Hall's Legacy Capt. Richd. Peake, St. Samson's, Guernsey. Manley Wood—A Lady [Miss M. R. Wilde. G. Neave Penney, Esq., Poole. Charlotte Mary—S. J. '"Wilde, Esq., for late Henry Hixson, Esq., Swanage, Wareham. George Scott—E. M. S IRev. Owen Mansel, M.A., Church Knowle, Corfe Mary Jfeape—Benjamin Heape, Esq. . f Castle. Wareham. Aynes Harriet—The Earl of Strafford . . G. H. Price, Esq., Collector H.M. Customs, Weymouth. Wm. Woodcock—H. W., Manchester Branch Mr. Wm. Bennett, Lyme Regis. Rimington—Mrs. Rimington W. M. Floyd, Esq., Sidmouth. Victoria—Lady Rolle Mr. W. T. Quigley, Chief Officer, Coastguard, Exmouth. China—Hong Kong and Shanghai . . . Mr. G. P. H. Rowell, Teignmonth, Devon. City of Exeter— Collected in Exeter . . . Rev. R. F. Elrington, M.A., Lower Brixham, Devon. Rescue—Richard Durant, Esq W. H. Webb, Esq., H.M. Cus., Salcombe, Kingsbridge. Clemency—Hon. Mrs. Hubbard .... John Sadler, Esq., Plymouth. Oxfordshire—Late Sir J. P. "Willoughby, Bt. R. Thomas, Esq., Looe, Cornwall. Rochdale—Collected in Rochdale . . . W. E. Geach, Esq., Penellick, Par Station, Cornwall, South Warwickshire—Collected by Sir R. N. i Mr. Wm. Roberts, Jun., Mevagissey, St. Austell. Hamilton, Bt. i Gorfenkle—Legacy of J. Gorfenkle, Esq. . ' Rev. J. R. Cornish, M.A., Veryan, Grampound. City of Gloucester—Gloucester City . . . j Charles Clift, Esq., Falmouth. Mary Ann Story—Mrs. Story's Legacy . . Mr. E. P. Roskruge, St. Keverne, Helston. Western Commercial Traveller — West of Rev. F. C. Jackson, St. Ruan Rectory, Helston. England Commercial Travellers. Anna Maria— Late Hon. Mrs. Agar . . Rev. P. V. Robinson, Llandewednack, Helston. Daniel J. Drapet—Wesleyan Methodists . Rev. E. G. Harvey, Mullion, Helston. Agar-Bobartei—Lord Robartes .... F. Penberthy, Esq., Helston. Richard Lewis—J. C Cousins William and Mary Anne, of Bide- I John Mathews, Esq., Lloyd's Agency Office, Penzance. ford—MTS. Mary Anne Davis. [Legacy. Henry Dundas—Mrs. Dundas Drummond's John Banfield, Esq., Scilly, R.S.O., Cornwall. Covent Garden—Covent Garden Fund . T. B. Williams, Jun., Esq., St. Ives, Cornwall. Isii—Oxford University John Poole, Esq., Riviere, Hayle. James and Elizabeth—Miss A. M. White . Mr. Rd. Hicks, New Quay, Cornwall. Albert Edward—City of Bristol .... Rev. Richard Tyacke, Padstow. Richard and Sarah—Mr. and Mrs. Richard Frederick Trevan, Esq., Port Isaac, Wadebridge. Thornton West. Elizabeth Moore Garden—family of the late Wm. Rowe, Esq., Stratton, " North Devon Mail." R. T. Garden, Esq. [Boetefeur. Alexander and Matilda Boetefeur — Mrs. Mr. J. Bumby, Chief Officer C'. G«., Clovelly, Bideford. \_Continued. 246 STATEMENT OP THE SEVERAL LIFE-BOATS BELONGING TO OH IN C
No. of Length. Oars.
Ft. In. 136 APPLEDORE—No. 1 34 0 7 1 12 137 No. 2 30 0 6 7 6 138 BRAUNTON — — 32 0 7 5 10 139 MORTE BAY 33 0 7 11 10 140 Il.FRACOMGE 32 0 7 6 10 141 T.VNMOHTH 30 0 7 7 8 142 WATCHET 33 0 8 6 10 143 SOMERSET BURMIAM 32 0 7 5 10 SOUTH WALES. 144 GLAMORGANSHIRE PENARTH - - - - - 32 0 7 6 10 145 PORTHCAWl - - - - - 32 0 7 9 10 146 SWANSEA - - - - - 33 0 8 1 10 147 CARMARTHENSHIRE PEMBREY - - - - - 32 0 7 6 10 148 CARMARTHEN BAY - - - 30 0 6 11 10 149 PEMBROKESHIRE - TENBY ------33 0 8 0 10, 150 MlLFORD — - - - — 33 0 8 6 10 151 SOLVA — — -___ 33 0 8 1 10 152 ST. DAVID'S - - 32 0 7 6 10 153 FISHGUARD- No. 1 30 0 6 8 6 154 No. -2 36 0 8 3 12 155 CARDIGANSHIRE - CARDIGAN — - 32 0 7 4 10 156 NEWQUAY - - 35 0 8 0 12 157 ABERYSTWITH - 32 0 8 0 10 NORTH WALES. 158 MERIONETHSHIRE- ABERDOVEY - - 32 0 10 159 BARMOUTH - 34 0 10
160 CARNARVONSHIRE PORTMADOC — - - - -j 34 0 8 0 10 161 ABERSOCH — — — — —' 33 0 8 1 10 162 PORTHDINLLAEN — — — — 36 0 8 0 12 163 ANGLESEY - - - LLANDDWYN — — - — — 32 0 7 6 10 164 RHOSNEIGIR — — — — — •30 0 7 6 10 165 RHOSCOLYN — — - — — 33 0 8 0 10 166 HOLYHEAD _____ 36 0 8 2 12 167 CEMAES _--- — _ 30 0 6 6 6 163 BULL BAY — — _ — — 32 0 7 7 10 169 MOELFRE — - — — — 32 0 ! 75 10 170 PENMON — — _ — __ 30 0 i 77 10 171 CARN ARVONS HIRE ORME'S HEAD — — - - 33 0 87 10 172 DENBIGHSHIRE LLANDDULAS — — — — — 33 0 j 86 10
173 FLINTSHIRE - - RHYL (TUBOLAR) - - - - 32 0 8 4 12 174 CHESHIRE - - NEW BRIGHTON, No. 1 (TDBDLAH)J 40 3 11 6 14 175 „ No. 2- - - 32 0 7 6 10 176 LANCASHIRE SOUTHPORT — — — — 34 0 i 8 6 10 177 I.YTHAM - - - - — 33 0 8 0 10 178 BLACKPOOL — — - - — 33 0 ! 8 0 10 179 FLEETWOOD — — — — — 32 0 I 7 11 10 180 PlEL _____ 36 0 ! 8 1 12 181 CUMBERLAND - - SEASCAIE — — — — — 32 0 7 6 10 182 WHITEHAVEN - - - 33 0 8 0 10 183 MARY PORT _ — — — — 32 0 7 4 10 184 SlLLOTH ______32 0 7 6 10 185 ISLE OF MAN - - RAMSEY —_ — — __ 33 0 8 6 10 186 DOUGLAS—No. 1 — - - 32 0 7 6 10 187 No. 2 - - _ 35 0 9 0 10 188 CASTLETOWN --.-__ 32 0 I 7 10 SCOTLAND. 189 KIRKCUDBRIGHT - KIRKCUDBRIGHT - - 30 0 6 6 6 190 W1GTONSHIRE _ - WHITIIORN - - - 33 0 8 6 10 TH THE NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, &c.—continued. 247
NAME OF BOAT AND DONOR NAME AND ADDEESS OP HONORARY SECRETARY.
Rev. I. H. Cosset, 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,H.M. Customs, Appledore, R.S.O., Devon George and Catherine—Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy, R. W. Cotton, Esq., Barnstaple. and Boat-house, per Mrs. Hartley. Grace Woodbury—Mr. Robt. Atton's Legacy Sroadwater—Robert Broadwater, Esq. . . }N. Vye, Esq., J.P., Ilfracombe. - [Devon. Henry—A Lady Mr. John Crook, Valley of Rocks Hotel, Lynton, North Joseph Somes—Mrs. Somes Edwin Ford, Esq., H.M.Cust., Watchet,R.S.O.,Somerst. Cheltenham—Town of Cheltenham . . . Cuthbert Ritson, Esq., Burnham, near Bridgewater.
[Cardiff. George Gay—G. Gay, Esq Capt. Pengelley, H.M.I.N., Dock Master, Penarth, Chafyn Grove—Miss J. E. Chafyn Grove . Rev. W. Jones, Newton Nottage, Bridgend. [Swansea. Wolverhampton—Town of Wolverhampton. T. W. Islay Young, Esq., Callencrott, Newton, near Stanton Meyrick, of Pimlico—His Legacy. C. N. Broom, Esq., Harbour Office, Llanelly. City of Manchester—Manchester Branch John Risley, Esq., Brondeg, Ferryside, K.S.O. Florence—The late F. R. Magenis, Esq. C. H. Wells, Esq., Tenby House, Tenby. Katharine—Titus Salt, Esq Henry Pattison, Esq., Collector H.M. Customs, Milford. Charles and Margaret Egerton—Vfi^ovf of Mr. C. Browne, H.M. Customs, Solva, Pembrokeshire. the late Capt. Egerton, R.N. Augusta—Earl of Dartmouth and Tenantry Capt. John Rees, Blackfield, St. David's. Sir Edward Perrott -R. N. L. B. Institution Fraser—Worcester City and Neighbourhood VMr. William Vaughan, Fishguard, Haverfordwest. John Stuart—Manchester Branch John Morgan, Esq., Collector H. M. Customs, Cardigan. Nelson—A Lady Capt. Thos. Jones, 5, High Terrace, NewQuay, S.Wales. Evelyn Wood—Mm. B. Wood .... Mr. J. Williams, Bridge Street, Aberystwith.
Royal Berkshire—Berkshire j Mr.D.Williams.H.M. Customs,Aberdovey,North Wales. Ellen-" E. P. S." | Mr. J. Jenkins, H.M. Customs, Barmouth, Carnarvon. [Manchester Branch. John Ashbury—James Ashbury, Esq., per D. Homfray, Esq., Portmadoc, Carnarvon. Mabel Louisa—R. Barnes, Esq., D.L., Ditto Cotton S/ieppard—L&te LadyCotton Sheppard Rev. O. Lloyd Williams, Bodfcan, Pwllheli. John Gray Sell—H.W., Manchester Branch John Jackson, Esq., Harbour Office, Carnarvon. Thomas Lingham—Mrs. Lingham j Mr. J. W. Huws, Brynteg, Llanfaelog, Anglesey. Thomas Boys of Brighton—His Trustees Rev. T. H. Jones, Rhoscolyn, Holyhead. Princess of Wales—Joseph Leather, Esq. . William P. Elliott, Esq., Holyhead. Sophia—Mrs. Colonel Vernon .... Rev. T.Lloyd Kyffin, Cemaes, Amlwch, R.S.O., Anglesey. Eleanoi—A Lady in Wales Lady Vivian—Her collection Rev. J. W. Evans, Llanallgo, Pentraeth, Anglesey. Christopher Brown—Settle fund .... William Preston, Esq., Lleiniog Castle, Beaumaris. Sisters' Memorial—Two Sisters .... John Williams, Esq., Bodafon, Llandudnn. Henry Nixson, No. 2—The late Henry Nix- Rev. John Davies, M.A., Llanddulas Rectory, Abergele. son, Esq., per Manchester Branch. Morgan—Miss Ellen Hodgson .... Mr. Robert Hughes, Rhyl, North Wales. Willie and Arthur—Joseph Leather, Esq. . hCharles H. Beloe, Esq., 22 Lord Street, Liverpool. Lily—Ditto '/John L. C. Hamilton, Esq., New Brighton, Birkenhead. Eliza Fernley—'MT. Fernley's Legacy . . j Vice-Admiral Barton, Southport. Wake field—The late Thomas Clayton, Esq. ! John Edmondson, Esq., Lytham, Preston. Robert William—Mrs. and Miss Hopkins . A. M. Viener, Esq., Blackpool. Edward Watey—Miss M. Wasey . . . I Rev. Henry Lings, Queen's Terrace, Fleetwood. Commercial Traveller—No. 1. — Subscribed | Capt. G. P. Stokes, Barrow-in-Furness, Lancashire. by Commercial Travellers. William Tomlinson— Misses Tomlinson. . '. |capt. David Borrowdale, 34, Scotch Street, Whitehaven. Elizabeth—Miss Leicester Henry Nixson—No. 1.—The late 11. Nixson F. Cawthorne, Esq., Maryport. Esq., per Manchester Branch. Angela §• Hannah—Baroness Burdett Coutts John Stronach, Esq., Silloth, Carlisle. Two Sisters—J. Ryder, Esq., per Manches- Rev. George Paton, Ramsey, Isle of Man. ter Branch. Manchester and Salford Sunday Schools— Per Manchester Branch John Turner- Turner—Mrs. Turner-Turner & I >Thos. Bawden, Esq.,North Quay, Douglas, Isle of Man. Family Commercial Traveller — iVb. 2 —Subscribed G. H. Quayle, Esq., Castletown, Isle of Man. by Commercial Travellers.
Helen Leei—tl. L. of Manchester . . . Mr. Samuel Cavan, Kirkcudbright. [Stewart. I Charlie Peek—A. Lady, per N. G riffith, Esq. AUx. Macfie, Esq., Clydesdale Bank,Whithorn, Newton [Continued. 248 STATEMENT OF THE SEVERAL LIFE-BOATS BELONGING TO OR IN CONNEC
Length.
Ft. in. Ft. In. 191 POUT LOGAN 30 0 7 1 10
192 AYRSHIRE - - - BALLANTRAZ- — — — — 33 0 8 1 10 193 GIKVAS — -- — — _ 32 0 7 5 10 194 AYR — — — — __ 32 0 7 5 10 195 TROON ------32 0 7 6 10 196 IRVINE — — — — — — 33 0 7 6 10 197 ABDBOSSAN — — — — — 33 0 8 2 10 198 ISLE OF ARRAN — KlLDONAN 32 0 7 6 10 199 ARGYLLSHIRE - - CAMPBELTOWN — — — — 30 0 7 0 10 200 SOETHEND — — — — — 32 0 7 6 10 201 CAITHNESS-SHIRE - THUBSO — — — — — — 33 0 8 0 10 202 ORKNEYS - - - LONGHOPE - — — — — 37 0 9 2 12 203 STROMNESS — — — — — 33 0 8 0 10 204 ELGINSHIRE - - LOSSIEMOBTH - — — - — 32 0 7 6 10 205 BANFFSHIRE - - BDCKIE ------33 0 8 1 10" 206 BANFF — — - — — -i 32 0 7 6 10 207 ABERDEENSHIRE - FRASERBUKGH — — — -i 33 0 8 6 10 208 PETERHEAD — — — — — 33 0 8 1 10 209 KINCARDINESHIRE STONEHAVEN - 33 0 8 6 210 FORFAR - - - MONTBOSE, No. I - 33 0 8 6 211 „ No. 2 • 30 0 8 0 212 ABBROATH - • 32 0 7 6 213 BUDDON NESS ) 33 0 8 6 10 214 j BHODGHTY FERRY ) 33 0 8 6 10 215 FIFESHIRE - - - ST. ANDREW'S 33 0 8 0 10 216 ANSTRU.THER— — 32 0 7 4 10 217 HADDINGTONSHIRE NOBTH BERWICK - 30 0 7 7 10 218 DDNBAR --- 33 0 8 0 10 IRELAND. 219 Co. LONDONDERRY GREENCASTLE 33 0 8 0 10 220 ANTRIM — POBTBDSH 30 0 7 0 10 221 DOWN - - - GBOOMSPOBT - - - - - 32 0 7 6 10 222 BALLYWAI.TER - — - - 32 0 7 6 10 223 TYBELLA - - - - - 30 0 7 2 10 224 NEWCASTLE - - - - - 30 0 6 6 6 225 LOUTH - - — DUNDALK -* — —_ — 32 0 7 6 10 226 DBOGHEDA—No. 1 - - - 32 0 7 6 10 227 No. 2 32 0 7 6 10 228 DUBLIN - - - BALBBIGGAN - - 30 0 6 6 6 229 SKERRIES — — 33 0 8 6 10 230 ROGEBSTOWN — — 32 0 7 6 10 231 HOWTH — - — 33 0 8 0 10 232 POOLBEG — — 32 0 7 6 10 233 KINGSTOWN - - 32 0 7 6 10 234 GBEYSTONES - - 33 0 8 0 10 235 WICKLOW - - WICKLOW - - 33 0 8 0 10
236 ABKLOW — — - 37 0 9 0 12 ; 18 237 WEXFORD - - COOBTOWN — 36 0 8 4 12 ! 18 238 CAHOBE — — - 32 0 7 5 10 I 18 239 WEXFOBD—No. 1 - 40 0 10 6 12 ! 18 240 No. 2- 32 0 7 6 10 ; is 241 CARHSOBE — 32 0 7 4 10 18 242 DUNCANNON - 33 0 8 6 10 ; 18 243 WATERFORD - TBAMOBE - 32 0 7 4 10 : 18 244 DUNGARVAN - 32 0 7 7 10 i 18 245 ARDMOEE — 32 0 7 4 10 •' IS 246 CORK - - - YOUGHAI, - - 32 0 7 6 10 247 BALLYCOTTON 32 0 7 6 10 248 QUEENSTOWN — 34 0 8 0 10 249 COURTMACSHERBY 32 0 7 6 10 250 KERRY - - — VALXNTIA — 32 0 10
NOTE.—One hundred and sixty-two of these Life-boats were built by Messrs. Forrestt of l.imehouse, sixtjr-i WITH THE NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, &c.—continued. 249
NAHK OF BOAT AHO DONOB. NAME AND ADDEB3S OF HONOEAJ1T SECEETAEY.
Edinburgh and R. M. Battantyne—Edin- C. W. M. S. McKerlie, Esq., H. C. S., Stranraer. burgh Workpeople, andEdinburghLadies, Endowment Fund. William and Harriot—Mrs. Richardson. Mr. Robert Temple, Ballantrae, Girvan. Earl of Carrie*—The late A. Kay, Esq. Wm. Forsyth, Esq., Girvan. Glasgow Workman—Glasgow Workpeople . John Pollock, Esq., Town Clerk's Office, Ayr. Mary Sinclair—Mrs. Sinclair .... Alexander Wyllie, Esq., Troon. Isabella Frew—William Sommerville, Esq.. James Dickie, Esq., Council Chambers, Irvine. Fair Maid of Perth—Peter Reid, Esq. . . John Moffat, Esq., Ardrossan. Hope—A Lady James Paterson, Esq., Lamlash, Arran. Lord Murray—The late Lady Murray . . ? Mr. Duncan McEachran, Harbour Master, Campbel- John R. Ker—Robert Ker, Esq { town. Charley Lloyd—Mr. Lloyd's Legacy. . John Swansea, Esq., Thurso. Dickinson Edleston—D. Kdleston, Esq. Edward E. Corrigall, Esq., Longhope, Kirkwall. Sattaire—Sir Titus Salt, Bart James R. Garriock, Esq., Stromness. Bristol fr Clifton—Bristol Histrionic Club . Mr.Wm. Fraser, Harbour Master, Lossiemouth, Elgin. James Sturm—Mr. Sturm's Legacy . . John Shearer, Esq., North of Scotland Bank, Buckle. John and Sarah—S. E. Lightfoot, Esq. James Watt, Esq., National Bank of Scotland, Banff. Charlotte—William M°Kerrell, Esq. . . Andrew Tarras, Esq., Frithside Street, Fraserburgh. People's Journal—No. \.—Subscribers to William Boyd, Esq., F.R.S.E., Peterhead. Dundee People's Journal. Star—Mrs. Henry Hearn ...... David Carr, Esq., Stonehaven. Mincing Lane—Merchants of Mincing Lane Ijames Warrack, Esq., 3, Dock Buildings, Montrose. Roman Governor of Caer Hun—H. D. G. People's Journal—No. 2.—Subscribers to William Cargill, Esq., Arbroath. Dundee People's Journal. Eleanora—A. Lady 'James Hunter, jun., ESQ., Trinity House, Dundee. Mary Hartley—Collected by Mrs. Hartley . Ladies' Own—Miss Smithers" Life-boat Fund Thos. Purdie, Esq., Castle Cliff, St. Andrew's. Admiral FitzRoy—\. Lady (H. H.) . . H. B. Mackintosh, Esq., Anstruther. Freemason—Freemasons ox England, . . Walter Malcolm, Esq., North Berwick. Wallace—Lady Cuningham Fairlie . . C. Notman, Esq., Dunbar.
Mary Annette—3. D. Allcroft, Esq. [pan! Rev. T. M'Clellan, Greencastle, Moville. Laura Countess of Antrim—Late Lady C. Shep- Rev. J. Simpson, Portrush, Co. Antrim. Florence—A Friend .... [Ingrain. Rev. A. H. M°Causland, Groomsport, Bangor, Belfast. Admiral Henry Meynell—Misses Meynell Rev. H. Wilson, Ballywalter, Co. Down. Tyrella—A. Friend Rev. Thos. Fielding Martin, M.A., Tyrella, Co. Down. Beigate— Collected in Reigate .... Mr. W. Hayward, Newcastle, Newry. Stochport Sunday School—Stockport Sunday P. G. MacLoughlin, Esq., Harbour Office, Dundalk. School. Old George Irlam, of Liverpool—Miss Mam's ) Mr. J. Macnamara, Harbour Office, Drogheda. Legacy. [Legacy. r Mr. N. Halligan, Banktown, Drogheda. John Butter Charley—Mr. H. F. Chorley's Maid of Annan—Mrs. Langworthy . . Yd. A. Hamilton, Esq., Balbriggan, near Dublin, Laura-Platt—Thos. Platt, Esq. .... Tileries, Tunstall—Thos. Peake, Esq. . . JB. P. Fleming, Esq., Rush House, Rush, Co. Dublin. Clara Baker—A Friend, per Miss Baker . John Lyons, Esq., Howth, near Dublin. G. V. Brooke— Brooke Life-boat Fund . . Mr. S. Carr, C. O. C'. Gd., Rings End, near Dublin. Princess Royal—Collected by Miss B. Cator Capt. W. Hutchison, R.N., Kingstown, near Dublin. Sarah Tancred— Mr. Tancred's Legacy P. Reid, Esq., Glencarrig Delgany, Greystones. Robert Theophilus Garden—Family of the J. K. Toomey, Esq., Hillside, Wicklow. late R. T. Garden, Esq. (The Earl of Wicklow, Shelton Abbey, Co. Wicklow. Out-Pensioner—Out-Pensioners .... \Dr. Stopford Halpin. Arklow. [Wexford. Alfred and Ernest—Manchester Branch J. S. Scott, Esq., J.P., Levuka, Courtown, Gorey, Co. Sir George Bowles—Gen. SirG.Bowles,G.C.B. Capt. J. D'Olier George, Cahore, Gorey, Co. Wexford. Ethel Eveleen—J. M. S |wm. Coghlan, Esq., Collector H.M. Customs,Wexford. Civil Service—Civil Service Fund . . Iris— Mrs. A. M. Burdon . . . [Warner. Rev. Robert Hewson, Carne Rectory, Churchtown, Richard and Anne—The late Mrs. and Miss Capt. Bartlett, Duncannon, Waterford. [Wexford. TomEgan—Cambridge University Boat Club Edward Jacob, Esq., Easton, Tramore, Waterford. Christopher Ludlow—Mr. Ludlow s Trustees. John Hunt, Esq., Dungarvan. Salomon-^ Friend [Leedg William C. Poole, Esq., M.D., J.P., Ardmore, Youghal. William Beckett of Leeds—A. Gentleman at J. W. Pirn, Esq., Toughal. St. Clair —A Lady in Lancashire . . T. W. Strangman, Esq., Shanagarry, Midleton. Quiver—No. 3.—Quiver Magazine . . . Capt. W. D. Seymour, WHlmouut Castle, Queenstown. City of Dublin—Collected, in Dublin . . Richd. S. Bunbury, jun.,Esq., Courtmacsherry, Bandon. Mary—Miss M. Wasey The Knight of Kerry, Valentia, Co. Kerry.
Messrs. Woolfe of Shadwell, thirteen by Messrs. Beeching of Great Yarmouth, and nine by other Builders. INDEX TO THE GIFT LIFE-BOATS O* 1KB ROYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION. ("The figures refer to Ou: numbers of the Life-boats detailed on the eight preceding Faffes.) A Friend. 221. Cml Exchange, London, : Hoduson, Miss Ellen, 173. . PUtt, Mr. Thomas, 229. A Friend, 223. Members of the, 72. | Hollon, R. W., Esq., and Mrs.'" Quiver " Magazine, Col- A Friend &t Bradford, 51. Commercial Travellers, 180, ' Hollon, 36. lected from the Readers A Friend, per G. H. 4ston,82. 188. ) HOUR Kong and Shanghai, _ thereof, 13,_tt, 248. AFriend,perMissBaker,231. Cooke, E. W., Esq., and Collected »t, 112. | Reid, Peter, Esq., 12,197. - - • - - - — Friends, 81. Hope, Mrs. Ellen. Executrix Reigate, Collected, in, 224. uiou, jmq., zso.
OOD HELP OTJK MEN AT SEA.
fist of % $ftoaris 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, FBOM THE IST JANTJABY TO THE 31sT DECEMBER, 1874.
the crew of 5 persons, whom she landed LIFE-BOAT SERVICES IN 1874. at Holyhead about 2 A.M. on the 2nd. The John and Jenefer was bound from JAN. 1.—At 10 P.M. signals of distress Wicklow to Barrow, and had been obliged were observed from the Holyhead station, j to come to an anchor in her perilous berth and the Life-boat Princess of Wales was j in the beginning of the storm from her launched forthwith and made the best < main boom carrying away.—Expense of of her way in the direction indicated. It service, 151. 4s. was at this time blowing a heavy gale j Jan. 8.—At daybreak on this day the from S.W., with rain. The Life-boat smack Mary, of Grimsby, having exhibited found the schooner John and Jenefer, of signals of distress, the weather being very Fowey, at anchor in a very dangerous stormy, with a heavy sea on and wind position inside the Clipera rocks on' at S.S.E., the Theddlethorpe Life-boat the east side of Holyhead Bay, in mo-; Dorinda and Barbara was launched to mentary expectation of parting her cable, ' her assistance, and brought off from her And the seas making a clean breach over 5 persons, including a boy in a greatly her. After sustaining some slight damage, j exhausted condition from exposure.—Ex- ihe Life-boat got alongside and took off pense of service,. 12/. 7s. 252 THE LITE-BOAT. [MAY 15, 1875.
Jan. 18.—The crew, 6 in number, of of the captain, the Life-boat remained by the schooner Jessie, of Blyth, -were saved the distressed vessel till, with the rising by the Kessingland No. 1 Life-boat Bolton. tide, she got off and out of danger.— The vessel had struck on. the Newcombe Expense of service, 161. 10s. Sand at 2 P.M. and shortly afterwards Feb. 8.—The Life-boat British Workman, sunk, the crew taking to their small boat stationed at Palling, in compliance with and riding to leeward of the wreck till signals of distress made from a Palling assistance came. The Life-boat landed yawl which had assisted the Krona, of them in safety at 3.30 P.M. There was a Hoganas, Sweden, off the Hasbro' Sands in fresh gale at S.W. while this service was heavy weather, launched to her assistance being performed, with a heavy sea break- and remained by the vessel until, with ing on the shoal where the Jessie was lost. the'aid of steam-tugs, she was carried —Expense of service, 12Z. 14s. into Yarmouth. Jan. 18.—At 6 P.M. the barque Fria, of Feb. 10.—At 4.30 A.M., in a, moderate BIyth, was observed to be making signals gale from E.N.E. accompanied by thick of distress, whereupon the Yarmouth Life- snow squalls, the Life-boat Bradford, ia boat Marie Lane was launched through tow of the steam-tug, left Eamsgate Har- a heavy tumbling sea, and stood off under bour, in consequence of signals of distress sail to the vessel, which was found to have exhibited at the Goodwin Lightship. Hav- been in collision with the South Buoy on ing ascertained from the Lightship the the Scroby Sands, and was leaking badly. bearing of the vessel in distress, the Life- The Life-boat's crew having manned the boat slipped from the steamer and made pumps, the barque was kept afloat all sail, and at 7 A.M. anchored c^ose to wind- night, and at 10 A.M. on the day following, ward of the wreck, which was the barque accompanied by the Life-boat, was carried Lady ffavelock, of Liverpool. She was into Lowestoft Harbour. found to be full of water, the sea making Jan. 18.—The crew of the brig Essex, a clean breach over her. of Sunderland, 6 in. number, were taken The Life-boat with considerable diffi- out of their vessel by the Life-boat John culty embarked all hands, 17 persons, and and Sarah of the Banff station, and landed conveyed them to the steamer, and they safely about 10 P.M. There was at the were then safely landed at Bamsgate. The time a fresh gale at S.W. with heavy j inclemency of the weather rendered this a squalls, and the Essex being, in a partially very trying service. disabled state, at anchor in Banff Bay, her j Feb. 10.—On this day, at 10.30 P.M., the crew feared she would part her cables Henry, of Youghal, a brigantine, while before daylight, and therefore made signals running into Dungarvan Harbour before of distress. On embarking the crew from a S.E. gale, struck on the rocks of Bal- the wreck, the Life-boat found it impossible linacourty Point. The Life-boat Chris- to regain its station at Banff, and had to topher Ludlow, of Dungarvan, was promptly " bear up" for Macduff after shipping launched, aad about midnight, having got several heavy seas.—Expense of service, into position, veered down on the wreck, 21Z. 5s. from which she rescued the cre'w of 5 men. Feb. 5.—Voted 174Z. 4s. 6 Penzance, Bogerstown, and Piel Life-boats, from Sanderland, went ashore on the in either assembling the crews, or launch- East Point, at Wells. The Penny Kead- ing, in reply to signals of distress wfrom ings Life-boat Eliza Adams was promptly vessels which did not eventually require launched to her assistance, and succeeded their assistance. in conveying to the shore the whole of the The Committee expressed their deep crew of 5 men. — Expense of service, sympathy -with the relatives of the 4 poor 11. Is. 6cZ. men who perished by the upsetting of the March 9.—At 8.30 P.M. the steamer Stonehavea Life-boat on the 27th Feb. Bamborough, of North Shields, from Ham- She had gone out to the help of the barque burgh to the Tyne, was stranded north of Grace Darling, of Blyth, which had a the entrance to the Tees, during a strong signal of distress flying; but which, on gale at N.B., accompanied by squalls of the approach of the Life-boat, was unac- snow. The Life-boat Job Hindley, sta- countably taken down. The ship was tioned at Seaton Carew, was launched im- ultimately lost some miles northwards, mediately, and, succeeding in getting and 14 of her crew perished, 1 man only alongside the Bamborough, some of the being saved. The Committee voted 2501. crew of the stranded steamer resolved to in aid of the local subscription raised on remain by their ship; but the remainder, behalf of the Life-boat men's families, 11 ic number, gladly availed themselves besides granting 31. to each man who of the services of the Life-boat, and were went off in the boat on 4he occasion. landed in safety shortly before 10 P.M.— When we consider the fearfully dan- Expense of service, 171. 2s. gerous character of these gallant Life-boat March 16.—About 7 P.M., during a stiff services, and are reminded that upwards breeze at W.S.W., the schooner Indttstry, of 10,000 persons go afloat in these boats of Girvan, bound to that port from Bel- every year, it cannot but be cause for con- fast, ran aground at the entrance of gratulation that the loss of life is so small Girvan Harbour, and, owing to the heavy —more than a year having elapsed since sea, almost immediately began to break up. the last fatal accident; while in twenty- The cries of the crew were heard from the two years there have only been fourteen shore, and the Life-boat Sari of Carried such casualties, with the loss altogether of was promptly on- her way to the wreck. 34 men. She had barely time to save the crew, con- The Silver Medal of the Institution, was sisting of 3 men, before the Industry went voted to Gapt. 0. GRAY JONES, E.N., re- to pieces.—Expense of service, 181.13s. 6d. cently appointed its Second Assistant- March 19.—-The North Deal Life-boat Inspector of Life-boats, ia acknowledg- Van Kook rendered important service to ment of his gallant services in the New- the schooner Eliza Cornish, of Sunderland, castle Life-boat, when she saved 4 out of boaad from Boulogne to .Sunderland. The 5 of the crew of the schooner 5«s«, of vessel got ashore about 4 P.M. on the Youghal, wrecked in Dundrum Bay, during Goodwin Sands, during a strong breeze at a S.E. gale and in a heavy sea, on the 26th S.W., with a heavy sea. The crew of the Feb. Life-boat, having boarded her, succeeded in The Society's Medal was also presented getting her afloat again, and brought her to Mr. JAMES HILL, coxswain of the same to a sufe anchorage in the Downs. Life-boat, in acknowledgment of his long April 2.—Voted 131Z. 15s. Wd. to pay and brave services in the boat, and parti- the expenses of the North Deal, Fraaer- cularly on the dangerous .occasion in burgh, Donna Nook, Bridlington, Isle of question. Whithorn, Caister No. 1, Newbiggin, The thanks of the Institution, inscribed Whitehaven, Palling No. 2, Chapel, Wex- on vellum, were also voted to Mr. JOHN ford No. 2, Burnham, Aberdovey, and HYLAMD, and Mr. WM. HAYWABD, for their Courtmacsherry Life-boats, in either as- valuable co-operation on this and other sembling the crews, or putting off, in reply occasions. to signals of distress from vessels not ul- Double payment was also made to the timately requiring their assistance. crew of the Life-boat. April 13.—During the night, the crews March 6.—At 9 A.M., during a strong of the schooner /. T. 8., of Barrow, 5 in •• breeze at N.E., with a heavy sea, the number, the schooner Gem, of Padstow, 4 schooner Marie, of St. Yalery-en-Caux, in number, and the smack Lerry, of Aber- , MAY 15, 1875.] THE LIFE-BOAT. 255 dovey, 3 in number, were rescued by the her crew of 19 men and the pilot. Unable Life-boat Sir Edward Perrott, stationed at to regain her own station, however, the Fishguard. These three vessels were at Life-boat had to bear up for St. Agnes. anchor in Fishguard Bay, when a heavy This service was throughout of a very gale from N.E. came on, and, as it sets meritorious nature. The crew of the Life- right into the Bay when from that quarter, boat afterwards rendered assistance in the vessels at anchor were soon in a sorely saving the vessel.—Expense of the first distressed condition, the sea breaking j service, 16L 4s. around them, and they expecting to part April 14.—During the night, the Nor- their cables. On their exhibiting signals ! wegian barque Alma, of Tonsberg, bound of distress, the Life-boat went out to them ! thence to London, got ashore on the at 10.30 P.M., and brought ashore the : Sizewell Bank, when it was blowing hard crews of the schooners J". 2V 8. and Gem, from the east, and a heavy sea was running. both vessels striking heavily at the time, The barque's signals of distress were seen and the former soon afterwards sinking. at Southwold towards morning, and at The Life-boat had no sooner reached the ; 6 A.M. the No. 1 Life-boat London Coal Ex- shore than fresh signals were observed, ! change was launched, and, reaching off to and she again went out, rescuing this time windward of the wreck, anchored, and the crew of the Lerry. It was nearly day- veered down under her bowsprit, from light before the second service was com- which the master, pilot, and 8 men low- pleted, and the Life-boat's crew had thus ered themselves, and were hauled into the been employed all night. Launching the boat through the water in a very exhausted Life-boat off the beach at all was a difficult condition. Previous to the arrival of the and dangerous operation. — Expense of London Coal Exchange, the Thorpe Life- service, 27J. 10s. boat, the Ipswich, had succeeded in taking April 13.—The Newbiggin Life-boat W. off 3 of the crew, by effecting a communi- HopJcinson of Brighouse was twice launched cation with the heaving stick, and passing to the assistance of two fishing-boats which a hawser on board with a life-buoy at- had been caught by a strong wind and tached. The hawser, however, had parted heavy surf, while returning from the fishing when 3 only had been saved. As soon as grounds. The Life-boat kept alongside the Southwold boat had completed the them until they were safely through the rescue, as above detailed, both boats cut breakers. their cables, and bore up for the shore, April 14.—The Life-boat Alexander and which they gained in safety about 8 A.M. Matilda Boetefeur, stationed at Clovelly, The Thorpe boat had been out all night boarded the ketch Minnie, of Bideford, —Expense of services, 45Z. 7s. which was caught at anchor on a rocky April 15.—The Fishguard Life-boat Sir lee shore by a northerly gale. The sailors, Edward Perrott was instrumental in saving on finding the seas breaking heavily over the schooner Squirrel, of Aberystwith, their vessel, had hoisted signals of dis- and her crew of 5 men. She was bound tress, aad the Life-boat landed her crew from Liverpool to St. Nazaire, and sprang of 4 men through a considerable sea. Af- a leak during a heavy gale at N.E., where- terwards the crew were put back on board, upon she came to an anchor in Fishguard and carried their vessel into port. This Bay, and made a signal of distress. The •was when the gale had moderated. The Life-boat's crew, working hard at the Minnie was bound from Newcastle to Bide- pumps for five hours, were barely able to ford.—Expense of service, 12Z. 12s. keep the water under, and the vessel in April 14.—The ship Gutenberg, of Ham- the meantime was in such shallow water burgh, bonnd from Java to Greenock, was • as to strike the bottom at times, while the observed from New Quay, Cornwall, to j sea broke heavily on board her. Never- come to an anchor on a lee shore in a theless, sticking to their work till the tide strong N.E. gale, with her masts gone, made, the Life-boat's crew slipped the and showing signals of distress. The ship's cable, and ran her into the harbour, Life-boat James and Elizabeth was there- where she was safely beached on the mud. upon, launched, and, making her way Both ship and crew must have been lost, through a very heavy sea for a distance of had not the Life-boat gone out. seven miles, succeeded in boarding the Gu- May 7.—Voted 11U 17s. to pay the tenberg, and eventually landed in safety expenses of the Margate, Barmouth, New- 256 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 15,1875. quay (Cardigan), Weymouth, Aberystwith, j mate of the Eamsgate Harbour steam-tug Courtown, Cadgwith, Wexford No. 1, Port- A id, and to Mr. WILLIAM WHABBTBB, madoc, Lizard, and Ayr Life-boats, in engineer of the steamer, in acknowledg- either assembling the crews, or putting off, ment of their gallant services, extending in reply to signals of distress from vessels over twenty years, on occasions when the •which did not ultimately need the assist- Eamsgate Life-boats had been towed by ance of the Life-boats. that steamer to vessels in distress, and Also the thanks of the Institution, in- had saved nearly 500 lives from ship- scribed on vellum, to Captain W. HAEBIES, wreck on the Goodwin Sands. Mr. "W. JENKINS, and Mr. J. G. ASNAI,, Also the sum of 10Z. to Mr. JOSEPH and the special thanks to Mr. T. CABTBB, Cox, late coxswain of the Appledore Life- Mr. 0. E. BOWEN, and Captain D. GEOBGE, boats, as a special mark of the Committee's for their kind and valuable co-operation appreciation of his long and gallant on the occasion of the services of the services in those boats in saving life from Kshguard Life-boat to distressed fishing- shipwreck. boats on the 13th April. Also 22. 7*. &d. to pay the expenses of May 12.—The Ladies' Own Life-boat, the crew of the Abersoch Life-boat in stationed at St. Andrews, was able to save assembling with the view of going off to the crew of the Norwegian schooner Anna, the assistance of a vessel in distress. which consisted of 6 persons. Aug. 11.—The Southport Life-boat The Anna belonged to Drammen, and Eliza Fernley put off through a heavy was bound from that place to St. Andrews, sea and strong breeze from W.N.W. to when she came to an anchor off the East the barque. Jane Young, of Ardrossan, and Sands. Soon after anchoring a heavy brought ashore from her the master and gale from the east set in, and the vessel pilot. Afterwards, at the earnest request parted her cables and drove ashore. The of the master, the Life-boat returned to Life-boat was promptly launched and the disabled vessel and remained by her succeeded in bringing the shipwrecked till out of danger. The Jane Young was seamen safely on shore. The schooner bound from Liverpool to Ardrossan, and soon went to pieces. had driven over an outer bank, cut away This was the first service performed by her masts to ease the vessel, and finally the Ladies' Chan, which had been sent to brought up on Ted's Bank. St. Andrews only a short time previously. Guided in a great measure by the —Expense of service, 9i. 6s. 6d, advice of the Life-boat men, the barque's May 15.—The yacht Kilda,, of Belfast, anchors had then been laid out in such a having parted her cable whilst the wind was position that she floated off with tlu blowing hard from N.E. and she was at rising tide and was taken in tow by t anchor in Kamsey Bay, showed signals of steam-tug. The vessel carried a crew 01 distress, and the Life-boat Two Sisters, 7 men and a pilot.—Expense of service stationed at Eamsey, was launched through 91 13s. a very rough sea and brought off the Aug. 14.—The Buckie Life-boat th< owner and his wife; afterwards returning James Sturm rescued 17 persons fron to the Kilda, she assisted the crew of 3 three fishing-cobles, which, being eaugh men to carry her to a safe anchorage.— j outside by a strong N.E. gale, had to run fa Expense of service, 81. 7s. 6d. j Craigervan Bay, where they brought uj June 4.—Voted 142. 11s. to pay the ifn a dangerous position on a lee show expenses of the Holyhead Life-boat in A high sea was running, and the Life putting off •with the view of rendering boat received considerable damage whils assistance to a boat in distress belonging beaching with the rescued fishermen - age, veered down to them, and the whole came a total wreck.-—Expense of service, I surviving 11 persons were conveyed 101.10s. safely on shore, notwithstanding that the Dec. 11.—The Newhaven Life-boat, the Life-boat had been damaged by the float- Elizabeth Hoys, succeeded in saving 5 lives ing wreckage. The remains of the John from the schooner Delight, of Eye, which, George wholly disappeared soon after the while bound from Seaham to Southampton, rescue was effected.—Expense of service, encountered a gale at W.S.W., became dis- 10?. 10s. abled aloft, found herself setting into Sea- Dec. 9.—During the night the Life-boat ford Bay, and hoisted signals of distress. Bradford, stationed at Kamsgate, in tow of These being observed from Newhaven, the the steam-tug Vulcan, went out into the Elizabeth Boys Life-boat was dispatched, Downs in answer to the usual distress and, stretching out under canvas, was en- signals exhibited from the Gull Lightship. abled to board the Delight and take from It was a clear night, the wind blowing her the crew, just as she was becoming hard from the N.W. entangled among the breakers. Before the It was found that the distressed vessel Life-boat had regained the shore the was the barque Kingfishers of Shields, which schooner struck, and almost immediately had been ashore on the Gordon Knoll, but went to pieces.—Expense of service, had got off, leaking badly. The Life-boat's 71. 9s. 6eZ. crew having gone on board the ship, every Dec. 13.—During the night the barque effort was made to keep her afloat by Alliance; of London, bound from that port pumping; but at the end of two hours to Cette, went ashore on Dungeness Point the water gained so rapidly that the ship while it was blowing a moderate gale from had to be abandoned, and the master and the N.E., and became a total wreck. Her crew, in all 10 persons, were taken off by signals of distress being observed, the the Life-boat and landed at Eamsgate at Life-boat Dr. Hatton was launched, and 2A.M. succeeded in removing the whole of the The Kingfisher was bound from Shields crew of 10 persons from the wreck, re- to Havre; she foundered at her anchors, gaining the shore at West Bay, Dungeness soon after the Life-boat left her. Point, at 2 A.M. on the 14th.—Expense of Dec. 9.—The Life-boat Apple-yard, sta- service, 28?. 13s. 4 SHORE-BOAT SERVICES REWARDED IN 1874. Jan. 1.—Voted 81. to 8 men for putting off in Hull, which was wrecked near Donna Nook, on the yawl Bravo, of Yarmouth, during a strong gale the Lincolnshire coast.—Reward, M. from theW. on the29th Nov., and saving the crew Mar. 2.—Two men rendered their services in of 6 men of the brig Erae, of Sunderland. The rescuing a man whose boat bad been capsized off vessel had stranded on the Scroby Sand, and her Levaneep, Shetland.—Reward, 11. crew had taken to their boat and were rapidly Mar. 9.—The crew of the yawl Dart, of Palling, drifting into broken water when they were rescued rescued 9 men belonging to the brig Exzelxior, of by the crew of the yawl. 21. -were also granted Guernsey, who had taken to their boat on that to the men who were employed in, launching the vessel stranding on the Hasborough Sands while yawl. it was Wowing strongly from the N.N.E.— Jan. 1.—Also 21. 10*. to 5 men belonging to Keward, 51. Valentia for rescuing, during a strong breeze from Mar. 18.—The crew of the fishing-smack Eben- the N.W. on the 21st Nov., 3 men from the boat ezer, of Southport, saved 2 men whose boat had of the wrecked ship Clyde, of Liverpool. 10s. been blown out to sea from Amlwch.—Reward, 5/, was also voted to PATRICK LOONEY, who, by sig- Mar. 19.—Six men went out in the pilot-boat nalling, had skilfully piloted the ship's boat as far Priife, of Gxeeneastle, and brought ashore the as Burnt Island. crew, 7 in number, of the schooner yacht JSmerald, Jan. 9,—Some fishermen belonging to Craster, of Belfast, which, during a whole gale from the Northumberland, put off in two boats and rescued N.W., had drifted ashore while entering Carling- 9 of the crew of the s.s. Rarensieorth Castle, which ford Lough, Co. Down.—Reward, 5k »as wrecked off CiaatCT Han en. during a strong April 2.—Voted the second-service clasp of the 8.E. breeZe.—Reward, 51. Institution to Mr. WILLIAM TAVLOB, chief officer Jan. 9.—The chief boatman of H.M. Coastguard of H.M. Coastguard ot Dunny Cove, Co. Cork, in »t Shaldon, near Teignmouth, and other men, put acknowledgment of his gallant services in patting off in a boat and saved a fisherman whose boat off in the Coastguard gig, and assisting to save the had capsized on the Bar.—Reward, 2Z. crew of 7 men of the wrecked brigantine Harriet Jan. 18.—Four men put off in a boat from Williams, of Llanelly, on the Hth Feb. Groomsport, Ireland, and saved 2 other men. April 2.—Also the thanks of the Society to Mr. •whose boat had been capsized off that place, in a Z. GRANGER, chief officer of Coastguard at Court- westerly gale.—Reward, 51. maesherry, and to the Rev. T. MCCARTHY, to- Feb. 12.—Five men forming the crew of a. Coast- gether with 31. 10». to 7 other men, for bringing guard boat at Cahirmore, Ireland, put off at great ashore the crew, 4 in number, of the cutter St. risk and saved 2 of the crew of the barque Card- Jo'm, of Cork, which was in distress in Broad rout, of Greenocfc, which was wrecked near the Strand Bay during a strong S.W. gale on the Cahirmore Coastguard station during stormy wea- 26th Feb. ther, in a very heavy sea.—Reward, 101. April 2. —Also the thanks of the Institution to • Feb. 20.—A man named JOHN DILLON assisted Mr. JOHN Nicaoisotr, farmer, Kidsdale, B.B., to save life on the occasion of the wreck of the and Ilia son, and to Captains THORBUHN and (mack Xaami and June, of Ramsey, Isle of Maa, McQuEES, for their services in assisting to save ,«ff Battyeottou.— Reward, 10*. the crew of 5 men. of the stranded schooner Scot- Feb. 24.—Six fishermen put off in a boat and titfi. Lass, of Holyhead, on the i!6th Feb. laved 5 other men from a buat which had been April 3 —Four fishermen, of Youghal, Ireland, capsized near Malm Head, Donegal, in a westerly saved 3 of the crew of the fishing-boat Ellen, g»le—Beward, 71. which was capsized in a squall outside Youghal '' Feb. 26.—A man named EDWARD POHTEOKS Bar.—Reward, M. •Masted the crew of the trawler Oxford Eight, of April 7.—Twelve mea put off in a boat from 266 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 15,1875. Pakefield, and brought ashore the crew of 3 men j by a heavy sea and upset on Cardigan Bar.— of the boat Water Lily, of Lowestoft, which had j Reward, SI. 10s. been capsized off Pakefield.—Reward, 3/. Aug. 11.—A Yarmouth boat's crew put off and June 4.—Voted the Silver Medal of the Insti- saved 3 men whose boat had been blown out to tution, and its thanks inscribed on vellum, to Mr. sea, and was in a dangerous position near the MiciiAKi, LANGAN and Mr. THOMAS McCoMBiE, Barber Sand.—Reward, 21. the first and second officers of the steamer Princess Aug. 30.—FRANCIS McM AHON and 2 other men, Alexandra, belonging to the Commissioners of j in a small shore boat, saved 2 persons who were Irish Lighthouses, together with a reward of ;• capsized in a pleasure-boat, off Bangor, Co. Down. 20/. to twelve men who had put off with them Two others who were in the pleasure-boat were in the steamer's gig and cutter, and saved, under lost.—Reward, II. 10«, perilous circumstances, 3 of the crew of the i Sept. 3.—Voted the Silver Medal of the Institu- brig Hampton, of Dublin, which was wrecked ; tion, its thanks inscribed on vellum, and 27., to on the Bull Sand, in Dublin Bay, during a . JOHN WBIGHT, in acknowledgment of his gallant heavy gale from the "W.S.W., on the 13th April services on the occasion of the barque Alceste, of last. Greenock, being wrecked in Portaline Bay, Co. The thanks of the Institution were also voted Donegal, when he with great difficulty swam to Captain A. KSOX-GALWAV, the commander of ashore with a line through a heavy »e», whereby the steamer, for his valuable and successful co- 15 of the crew were saved from the wreck. operation on the occasion. Sept. 11.—Four men, forming the crew of the June 4.—Also the thanks of the Institution, trawler Enigma, saved the smack St. Thomas, of inscribed on vellum, to Mr. W. DAISH, Inspecting i Kingstowns and her crew of 2 men, that vessel Officer of H.M. Coastguard at Ballyheige, Ireland, being in a very distressed condition off Ilowth, and 13i. to 10 Coastguard-men under his orders, during a strong N/W. wind.—Reward, 2J. for their services in assisting to save the crew of Oct.. 5.—Five Coastguard-men of Chapel Station, the wrecked barque Magnolia, of Christiania, on Lincolnshire, with great promptitude launched the 28th March. & shore boat and saved 1 man, who was clinging June 4.—Also the thanks of the Institution in- j to the wreck of an experimental iron Life-boat, scribed on vellum and 21. to Mr. MARTIN KEN- j named the Rising Star, which, while on a voyage NEDY, Lighthouse-keeper at BaHinacourty, Ire- ] from Grimsby to Wells, had burst one of her air- land, for saving the master of the schooner Murn- , cases. There were 2 men on board the Rixing ing Star, of Dublin, which was wrecked near the ; Star at the time of the accident; one of whom Lighthouse on the 10th Feb. i was drowned in trying to swim ashore. It was June 4.—Also the thanks of the Institution to ' blowing fresh at N.W., with a considerable sea on Mr. RICHARD JENKINS, chief officer of H.M. Coast- the beach, when this service was rendered.— guard at Carrickfergus, for assisting to save 4, ! Reward, 21. 10*. out of 5, of the crew of a boat belonging to the Oct. 6.—Jons AUSTIN, assistant coxswain of schooner Relief, of Dublin, which was capsized the Shoreham Life-boat, and 2 pilots of that place, in Belfast Lough, during squally weather on the saved, by means of lines, 4 of the crew of the 5th Dec. brigantine Dart, of Shoreham, which was wrecked June 6.—The crew of a fishing-boat were suc- to the eastward of Shoreham Harbour pier. This cessful in rescuing 2 men whose boat had been service was performed at some risk, as it was capsized during squally weather near Canower, blowing a heavy gale at the time. Nine of the Co. Donegal.— Keward, 51. crew of the Dart perished.—Reward, 21. June 9.—JOHN COVENEY, and 3 other men of Oct. 17.—THOMAS WIU.IAMS and 7 other men Moville, Co. Donegal, saved a Coastguard-man of Aberystwith put off in a shore boat from thnt from a small yacht which was capsized during a place on the 17th Oct., and rescued 3 men who strong S."W, breeze in Moville Bay. Two other had been blown out to sea the night before from Coastguard-men, who had also been on board the Aberayron, and were in a very exhausted condi- yacht when she capsized, were unfortunately lost j tion.— Reward, 4/. before JOHN COVENEY and his men reached her.— Oct. 21.—The master and crew of the Ardrossan Reward, 21. steam-tug saved, by means of lines thrown from June 29.—One of the Tramore Life-boat-men, her, 9 of the crew of the wrecked steamer Chusun, named JAMES KIRWAN, by swimming out in a and afterwards towed out to the wreck the Life- strong sea, was the means of saving a lady who boat Fair Maid of Perth.—Reward, 13/. was in, imminent danger of being drowned off Oct. 21.—GAVIN KEAS and 3 other men put Tramore.—Reward, It. off in. a shore boat, with the view of saving life July 2.—Voted the Silver Medal of the Institu- from the wreck of the Chumn.~Reward, 41.10*. tion, and its thanks inscribed on vellum, to Mr. Oct. 29.—Mr. W. H. STEVENS, chief boatman JOSEPH URELL, chief officer of H.M. Coastguard, in charge of Atherfield Coastguard station, and 5 at Hope Cove, and to Mr EDWIN PARKER, chief other Coastguard-men, rescued 3 persons from the boatman in charge at the Mothecombe Coastguard smack Hanger, of Fowey, wrecked on Atherfield station, in acknowledgment of their gallant ser- Ledge on tne 25th Oct., during a strong breeze at vices in taking command of the Coastguard boats S.S.W.—Reward, 31. 10*. when they were respectively the means, under Oct. 27.—A man attempted to drive his horse very perilous circumstances, of saving 3 of the and cart across the Strand close to the Ducks- crew of the brigantine Iliendor, of Hamburg, and pool in Dungarvan Bay, the tide being up at the the crew of 9 men of the French steamer A.ivali, time. Finding that he was in a perilous position, which vessels were in imminent peril near the he shouted lor assistance, when MICHAEI/ FOIEY Coastguard stations during a gale of wind from waded out and brought him safely ashore.—Re- theS.W., and in a heavy sea, on the 14th Feb- ward, 10.. ruary last. Nov. 25.—The coxswains of the Sunderland July 3.—Four men rescued 3 others whose boat Life-boat No. 1 and No. 3, and 8 other men, had been capsized in a squall while they were carried a shore boat a mile along shore, and fishing off the shoals of Broom Hill, Co. \Vaterford. launched through a heavy sea to the assistance of —Reward, 21. the brig Bermuda, of Portsmouth, stranded dnring July 10.—The crew of a fishing-boat were in- a strong S.E. breeze on the 25th Nov. Thesemen strumental in saving 2 men from the boat of the had to make three trips off to the Bermuda, even- trawler Shark, of Cardigan, which had been struck tually landing the crew of 8 men and the pilot. MAT 15,1875.] THE LIFE-BOAT. 267 It was impossible to get the Life-boats to the j to the wreck. JOH.V MARSHAL!,, junior, second assistance of the Bermuda on account of the '. coxswain of the Life-boat, went oa board the shallowness of the water over the rocks on which ' "wreck at considerable personal risk, and endea- she was stranded, and all the Coastguard efforts j voured to save the master, who was entangled in to extend help by rocket-lines had failed.— ! the rigging, and from infirmity unable to save lleward, 10?. j himself. He had nearly reached the master when Dec. 3.—The crew of the Seaham Life-boat, | a heavy sea washed them both overboard, and the with the assistance of the Coast Brigade men, j master perished. were successful in saving 3 of the cre%v of the J Voted the Silver Medal of the Institution and schooner Laay Ann, of Wells, wrecked against ; \l. to JOHN MMISHAU,, junior, in acknowledg- Seaham north pier, on the 29th Nov. These men ; ment of the above gallant service; and a reward were saved by the Life-boat's lines being thrown of 6(. among the other men. The following is a copy of a Handbill circulated on the Coast* of the United Kingdom by the Institution, for tlie purpose of informing Boatmen and, others tltat it encourages laudable exertions to save Life from Shipwreck*:— 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 WRECKS on the Coasts of the British Isles, either by SHORE BOATS OR OTHER MEANS, SDjw GRANTS Rewards of Money or Medals. In all cases the Rewards are given without further delay than is necessary to obtain proof of tue merits of each, ease, and to insure their being paid to the light parties. Application to be made to the Secretary. By Order of the Committee. ROYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, 14 John Street, Adelphi, London, W.C. May, 1875. OF THE ROYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, FOB THE PEESEEVATION OF LIFE FROM SHIPWEECK. Obeerse.—Bast of Her Majesty Queen Victoria.; beneath, in minute letters, " L. C. \Vyon." Double legend, " Koyal National Life-boat Institution. Founded in 1824. Incorporated I860. Victoria, Patroness." .Reverse.—Three sailors iu a Life-boat,—one of whom is in the act of rescuing an exhausted mariner from the waves on a fragment of the wreck. " W. Wyon, Mint." Inscription, " Let not the deep swallow me up." THE beautiful obverse of this medal, executed by Jj. C. Wros, Esq., represents the boat of QUEEK VICTORIA, Her Majesty'i locks gracefully waving and gathered In a knot behind, from which issues a wreath of oak clustering over the forehead. This life-like portrait ctf tbe QVJEEH, in high relief, conveys a truly pleasing and faithful likeness of HEB MAJESTY, combining dignity of aspect and benevolence of nature; and represented by Mf. W\-os with the most exquisite finish, delicacy, and beauty of workmanship. The reverse, representing the Life-boat, In which there are three Sailors, rescuing a fourth from the sea, is a work of great merit. Two of the Sailors are steadying the boat, •white the other, stooping, draws in the Shijmrectei Sailor, whose figure is given go as to show the form in the most natural and beautiful manner; and the expression thrown into his countenance 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, the finest taste to arrange it, and a command of the graver to embody what bis genius had 6hwlo-«e4 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 WIUUK Wrott, Esq., E.A.) himself. The following is a LIST of the GOLO and SIIVEE 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 Acramatt, Mr. Johu, Fish- Ahern,John,Ct.Gd.,Kilmore. j Annis, Mr. It., (?. G Baker, Lt. G. S., R.N., C1. Gd. I Callaway.W., Seaman, Lvmc. Curraains, Mr. J., Coxswain Finloy, G., ., Stone- Dawson, Mr. T,, Hartlepoot. 1 StOW. Beddoe, D, Fishguard. haven, Day, CUr., Seaman, Middles- Powell, John, Seaman. Bedwell, Mr. Wm., M. M., Chaplin, Mr., M. M. borough. Fowler, Mr. James, M. M., Freswick, N.B. Cbappell, Mr. T., Bideford. Day, Mr. Thomas, Bideford. Scarborough. Begg, Mr., M. M. Chappell, Capt. W., Bideford. Deane, Mr. Henry, O. G Griffiths, T., ld. I Coast Guard, Cardigan. Ley, J., Pilot, Mevajrissev. Mills, C, O. G'., CliWen. Heard, Rich,, Esq., CA G<<. f Joachim. Capt., R.N. (41 ! Liften, Thomas, Lowestoft. Minter, 0., Boatman, Deal. Heath, Mr. Joshua, Coxswain Jobson, Lt. C., R.N. (2)** Likely, Henry, Limerick. Mitchel, J., Pilot, Guernsey. of ths Fowey Life-boat. John, Mr. W., Breaksea. Lindsay, Lieut. Jas., R.N.* Mitchell, C., Port Isaac. (2) Heavy, P., Constable, Knock. Johns, Mr. Richard, Meva- j LinKard, Lieut. J., R.N., Mittin, Philip, Wexfbrd. Hein, Mr. P. J., Russian, gissey. WMCby.* Moar, May-Stoat H., Burra. M. M. Johns, Rich., Seaman, Fowey. Lithaby, P., C1. Gd. Boatman. Moody, Samuel, Skegness, (2) Hemu,P.,Bou\of$v\e-ft\it-Mer. Johns, R. 0.. Coxswain of the Llewellyn, Mr. David. C». Gd. Moore, Gunner Jas,, Coast Hennesssy, J., C*. Q*. Tramore Life-boat. (3) ( Llewellyn, M., FisiiRHard. i Brigade, Royal Artillery. Henry, Lieut., E.N., . laud. Kelly, J. M., Appledore. McCombie, Mr. Thomas, G<>. Hoed, Mr. P. P., M. M., ship Kendall, W., C'. G>>., Ataer- Second Officer of Steamer Newsom, Mr. W., M. Jf, -PAe»w*nen€.* fleld. Princess Alexandra. Harwich. Hogbcn, J., late Coxswain of Kennedy, lnspecting-Lt. A., UcCulloch, K., . Ballylieige. (21 (2) trose. Hogg, Mr. William, C1. G4. Kennedy, E., C'. G<, Dun- McDonald, Mr. Wm, Irvine. Nicholas, Matt., Coxswain of Holtwrn, S., Broadstairs. fanagby. ,' Mcdenia.G., barque Albany. the Stnaen Cove Life-boat. Holland, Lieut John, R.N. Kennedy, Mr. H., Belfast. Mcfiladery, Lt. J, R.N., ! Nicholson, M, Comtohte, Holman, Lieut. T., R.N. Kennedy, Master J., Belfast. C'. G*. Knock. Hood, R, Coxswain of the Kerley, T., C*. Ga., Penzancc. McKenzie, J, O. G«., Galway . Nicolle, Mr. Philip, Jersey . Seaton Carew Life-boat. Kerrnish, Mr. John, C1. G*. McKinnon, Mr. J., M. jr., Norcock, Capt. G. L., R.N". Hood, Mr. W., Seaton Carew. Kidd, D., Fisherman, Dundee. Greeaock. Norris, Benj, Boatman, Deal. Hook,R.,Coxwainof Lowes- Kincb, H.. Newcastle. ) McMillan, J., Kantyre. Norris, Mr. James, M. M. toft Lifeboat, (2) King, Mr. T.,M.M., Harwich. , McNamee, P., O. G<>., Dun- Norris, Martin, TU3.B.. Houghtos, H., Hartlepool. King, Lt. S., K.N., Southend. rnantts. Nott, Capt. E. B, R.N. (2) Howe, R., P. Gd., Ballygerig. ' Kisbee, Com. Thos., R.N. I McNaughten, Neil, C1. G<>. Howell, Mr. J., Port Talbot. i Knight, J. T., C'. Gd, Sun- McQueen, Alex., Seaman. O'Neil, Patrick, Scilly. Howorth, Gipt. Wm., B.N. | derland. Maddicfc, Mr. H., M. M. Orr, Mr. Robt, Irvine, S.B. Hughes, E., Sea., Cwmerran. ; Manby, Capt. G. W.* O'Sullivan, Mr. M., Here. Hughes, G., Pilot, Guernsey. Lake, Mr. A., Chief Officer of Mann, Lieut., R.N., C'. Gd. O'Sulllvan, D, Cf. Gd, Bauy- Hagb.es, Mt. Jota, Uverp Parry, Lieut., R.N.* Rioch, R., C«. Gd., Collleston. Stap, Mr. R., C1. Gd., Dunbar. Usher, Mr. J., Bridlington. Parry, Mr. Henry, Anglesey. llitchie, Mr. Alexander, Starfc, Lt. P., R.N., C'.G". (2)* Parry, Mr. R., M. M., Port- Sanda, N.B. Starke, Mr. J., C«.G THE LIFE-BOAT STATION. THE following brief description and diagrams illustrative of a complete Life-boat Establishment, including the House for the protection of the boat, will serve to convey an idea of the general character of one of the 250 Life-boat Stations of the NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION. It will be seen that it is a work of a costly nature, and that not only in the first instance, but that a large permanent expense is entailed in keeping the whole machinery in an efficient state, in the re-supply of any part of it which may be 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 consider that expense to be incurred in vain. THE LITE-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 dimen- sions 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, » the end air-chambers, E ballast, r 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 midship transverse section, A being sections of the side air- cases, B the relieving-tubes, of the same depth as the space between the deck and the boat's floor, c, c, c, c, 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 pump fixed in it, by which any leakage beneath the deck can be pumped out by one of the crew 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. MAY 15, 1875.] THE LIFE-BOAT. 273 Fig. 1. oqsqc o 1 K -T-T: A t-rr,.W, 1 o i- . c 0 - —'c _—— • Deck Plan. Fijr.4. 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. THE LIFE-BOAT TEANSPOETrNG-CAEEIAGE. (S« Diagrams on next page.) The Life-boat transporting-carriage is a very important auxiliary to the beat. Every Life-boat, «xcept a few of the larger size, is provided with a carriage, on which she is kept in the boat-house ready for immediate transportation to the most favourable position for launching to a wreck. A Life-boat is thus made available for a greater extent of coast than she otherwise would be; and •Ten 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, R carriage is of immense service in launching a boat from a beach, to that extent, indeed, that one can be readily launched from a carriage through a high surf, when without one she could not be got off the beach. The carriage consists of a tore and main body. The latter is formed of a keelway, and of side or bilgeways attached to the keelway, and resting on the main axle, the boat's weight being entirely on 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 this arrangement are that, whilst the weight of the boat when she is launched from the rear end forms an inclined plane by elevating the keelway and fore-carriage, 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, thus forming an inclined plane up which the boat is easily drawn. The bilgeways are needed at the rear end, that the boat may be launched in an upright position, with her crew on board, but they are not required at the fore end of the carriage. 274 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 15, 1875. THE LIFE-BELTS IN USE BY THE CREWS OF THE LIFE-BOATS OF THE 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, or to enable him to support another person besides himself. 2. Perfect flexibility, so as readily to 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 move- ment 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-belts of the NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION possess the first two qualities in a greater degree than any other life-belt, and the third one exclusively. In addition to these belts a very full equipment of stores is supplied to the Life-boats of the Institution—such as anchors and cables, grapnels and lines, life-buoys, lanterns, rockets, and many other articles, together with portable or launch- ing-skids. MAY 15, 1875.] THE LIFE-BOAT. 275 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 2/. a 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) 10»., if by day, and li, if by night; and 4s. each for every time of going afloat for exercise. A reward of 7». 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 gun twice, quick, 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 merchandize 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 800/., and is made up as follows: — Life-boat and her equipment, including Life-belts for the Crew, Skids, and Transporting-carriage £550 Boat-house (average cost) ...... 250 Total £800 The average Annual Expense of maintaining a Life-boat Station is "01. 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 250 Life-boats under its charge. Every one of these has been specially presented to it, and they save ever)- year from 600 to 71)0 shipwrecked sailors. Altogether, the Institution has contributed to the saving of over twenty-one thousand lives. Despite, however, this fleet of 250 Life-boats, and of 40 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 30,0007. 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 our Nelsons and Collingwocds led to battle to uphold our country's honour and glory. LIST OF LEGACIES PAID TO THE ROYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION. [Legacies under £50 are omitted after hating been published twice in Oie Annual Report^] Amount received. (Sterling.) £. «. d. J871 — ABBOTT, JOHN, Esq., Halifax (Free of Duty) 2,078 13 4 100 0 0 1871 — ALLEN, SAMUEL STAFFORD, Esq., Alexandria (Ditto) . . 50 0 0 1874— ANNANDALE, ALEXANDER, Esq., Bolton, Lasswade, N.B. (Ditto). 199 7 fr 90 0 0 1870— ASSTICE, Mrs. ELEANOR, Tynemouth (Free of Duty) . . 700 0 0 1,800 0 0 1872— ATTO.V, ROBERT, Esq., Tannton (Free of Duty) 800 0 0 1871 — BAILLIE, Mrs, Edinburgh (Ditto) 50 0 0 1872 — BAKER, Miss ELIZABETH, Station, Suffolk (Ditto) 100 0 0 1872 — BAKER, Miss HARRIET, Stutton, Suffolk (Ditto) 100 0 0 1873— BAKER, Miss MARIA, Surbiton (Ditto) 50 0 O 1860— BARBER, Mrs. ANN E Warwick (Ditto) . . 50 0 0 1,800 0 0 90 0 0 1867 — BESB, Miss MABTHA Bootham, York . ... 1,570 16 0 1869 — BECKETT, J. S., Esq., Tormobam, Devon 625 10 3 \ 1870 — BELL, MATTHEW, Esq., Glasgow (Free of Duty) 200 0 0 i 1865 — BENNETT, Miss JEMIMA, Sloane Street, Chelsea (Ditto) .... 90 0 0 t 100 0 0 118 18 4 100 0 0 415 2 6 90 0 0 18fi5— BKODIE, Miss, York Place, Portman Square (Free of Duty). . . 400 0 0 90 0 0 1868 — BROMEHEAD, E. A., Esq., Thornthwaite, Cumberland (Free of Duty) 100 0 0 i 1864 — BROWN, Capt. HDGB, Kilmarnock, N.B. (Ditto) 99 18 6 1869 BROWN, THOMAS Esq., Ludgate Hill (Ditto) . 500 0 0 180 0 0 1871— Bmtn, Mrs. MARY Wantage (Free of Duty) 1,500 0 0 107 18 11 60 0 0 1872— CHORLEY, HENBY F., Esq., Eaton Place West (Ditto) .... 600 0 0 90 0 0 1869 — CLAKK, Mrs. M. E., Addison Road, Kensington 450 0 0 1868— CLAYTON, THOMAS, Esq., WakeGeld (Free of Duty) . 250 0 0 1874 — COLEMAN, JOHN, Esq., Melbury Osmond (Ditto) 50 0 0 1855— COLES, B., Esq , Tunbridge Wells ...... 155 18 0 1872— COSEXS, Wiu.1 AM, £sq., JLangdon, Dawlish (Free of Duty) . . 200 0 0 1870— COSTELLO, DUDLEY, Esq., Acacia Road, St. John's Wood . 399 17 3 1872 — CROYDEN, Mrs. LCCY, Portswood, Southampton 69 10 8 1883 — CORRIE, WILLIAM, Esq., Cornhill 180 0 0 1860— CCTHBEKT, EDWIN, Esq., Denmark Hill (Free of Duty) . . . 50 0 0 1862— CUTTO, Mrs. ANN, Old Kent Road (Ditto) 1 000 0 0 1866— DALTON, RICHARD, Esq., Wigton (Ditto) .... 100 0 0 1873— DANTORD, WILLIAM, Esq., Highn-eek, Devon (Ditto) .... 100 0 0 ]_ Continued. ; , MAY 15, 1875.] LIST OP PAID LEGACIES. 277 LIST OF PAID LEGACIES— continued. Amount received. (Sterility.) £. s. d. 1868— DAXGAK, "WILLIAM, Esq., Cheltenham (Free of Duty) .... 200 0 0 IS72— DAVIDSON, Mrs. ISABELLA, Conway (Ditto) 100 0 0 lSo7— DA VIES, Bliss JANE,' Clapham . 90 0 0 1872-4— DEAN, W. H., Esq., Stratford 189 6 8 1S67— DBASE, Mrs. MAKIA, Cheltenham (Free of Duty) 100 0 0 1874 — DEWAR, EBENEZER, Esq., Leith, N.B 89 8 0 1869— DONCASTER, Mrs. ELIZA, Winthorpe, Nottingham (Free of Duty). 100 0 0 1870— DOBSET, Miss SARAH, Reading (Ditto) . 100 0 0 1873— DOUGLAS, Miss E. HOOSTON, Eaton Place (Ditto) 250 0 0 1872— DRUMMOSD, Mrs. S. J. DUNDAS, Kensington (Ditto) .... 2,500 0 0 1832— DCPPA, Mrs., Homerton, Middlesex 1,000 0 0 1864— DUROURE, Mrs. MAR* ANNE, Blackheath (Free of Duty) . . . 50 0 0 1873 — EDDISON, Mrs, H. M. Adel, Leeds (Ditto) ...... 200 0 0 1&73— ELVEY, JAMES, Esq., St. Lawrence, Kent . 920 1873— ELWOOD, Mrs. A. K., Clayton Priory, Hurstpi«povnt .... 90 0 0 1869— ESSEX, Mrs. EVANS, Humshaugh, Northumberland (Free of Duty) 50 0 0 500 0 0 1864— FA.RNRLI., JOBS, Esq., Isleworth (Bitto) 1,000 0 0 £00 0 0 200 0 0 ( 1872-FiTCH, Mrs. FRANCES, Bath . , 500 0 0 ! 1856— FrrzGEBALD, Captain HAMILTON, R./N., V.P 9,551 14 2 1864— FiTzRov, The Hon. Mrs., Upper Grosvenor Street (Free of Duty) 400 0 0 1S58— FOSTER, GEO. HOLGATE, Esq., V.P., Moorgate Street (Ditto) . . 1,000 0 0 100 0 0 1867— FRITH, Mrs. ANNE, Deptford 90 0 0 1868 FYDELC., E. S., Esq., Morcott Hall (Free of Duty) 100 0 0 I 1873 — GARDEN, R. J., Esq., South Kensington ...... 1,1S3 6 0 304 16 0 1874-GiBsox, Capt. KOBERT, R.N., C.B., Lancaster (Free of Duty) . 100 0 0 1866— GILBERT, JOHN GRAHAM Esq., Yorkhill (Ditto) 100 0 0 1866— GOODMAN, Miss ELLEN, Eversholt . 540 0 0 1S68— GOHFESKLE, JACOB, Esq., Liverpool (Free of Duty) 500 0 0 IS72 COVER, Miss ELEANOR, Pimlioo (Ditto) 94 9 0 1872 GRAHAM, Joay, Esq., Ide Hill, Sevenoaks (Ditto) . . . . . 1,000 0 0 100 0 0 1871 GREENE, JOHN, Esq., Gateshead (Free of Duty) 200 0 0 1,000 0 0 1866— GUOVE, WILLIAM CHAFVN, Esq., Mere, Wiltshire 90 0 0 1868—HALL, Miss LOUISA, Maida Vale (Free of Duty) 945 0 0 580 11 10 1873— HAMILTON, Miss MARY ANN, Harrogate (Free of Duty) . . . 200 0 0 1854— HARCOURT, Admiral O. V., Swinton Park (Ditto) . . . . . 1,000 0 0 1873-4 HARRIS, Capt. E. W., Roehamptcm 8,342 8 0 1868 HARRISON, Miss SARAH, Edge Hill (Free of Duty) 100 0 0 1834— HAYMAN, Mrs., Topsham, Devon ...... 88 0 0 1874 HEARS, Rev. £. M., Stainforth, Yorkshire 19 0 0 1,000 0 0 1860— HEMISOTON, THOMAS FISHER, Esq., Uplyme, Devon (Free of Duty) 100 0 0 1874— HILL, Mrs. SUSAN, Bristol (Ditto) 50 0 0 1865— HOLLWS, WM., Esq., Over Wallop, Southampton (Ditto) . . . 511 11 6 1872— HOLME, THOMAS, Esq., City Road 4,545 00 ' 1867— HOOPER, Mrs. MARIANA, Andover (Free of Duty) 100 0 0 1869— HORTON, Miss MARY ANN, Highbury (Ditto) 100 0 0 1885— HORTON, SAMUEL, Esq., Prior's Lee (Ditto) 100 16 10 i 1872 HOWABI>, THOMAS, Esq., Rotherhithe (Ditto) 100 0 0 1874— HOWEI.L, JOBS, Esq., Cadogan Place (Ditto) 210 13 9 [Conlvmetl. 278 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 15, 1875. LIST OF PAID LEGACIES-cwrf/«««£ Amount received. (Sterling.) £. a.' d. 90 0 0 1873 — HOSSEY, P. L-, Esq., Brighton . 50 0 0 1873 — HYDE, Colonel J. C,, Tirobercombe Lodge, Somerset (Free of Duty) 247 7 6 100 0 0 1867— IRM.M, Miss MARIA, Dibbinsdale (Ditto) 1 000 0 0 189 0 0 180 0 0 1861 — JODKIS, J. R., Esq , Hackney (Free of Duty) 105 0 0 1869 JCMAN, Capt. WILLIAM, Aberystwith (Ditto) ...... 50 0 0 450 0 0 1864 KEATZ, Miss EMMA, Kensington (Free of Duty). . . 300 0 0 1389 KEMP, Miss E. S., City Road (Ditto) 100 0 0 431 2 0 1874 KIPLING, Mrs. S. E., Kentish Town 450 0 0 1874 KIRBV, Mrs. F. S., Dubtia 1?0 0 6 186V— KrrcmsG, JOBS, Esq., Stamford Hill (Free of Duty) .... 100 0 0 90 0 0 5866 — LAISOS, Miss J. M., A.berge\e (Free of. Duty) . 50 0 0 502 11 6 50 0 0 1872 CAXTOS, T R. Esq., Clifton Bristol 50 0 0 100 0 0 1874 LEWIS, Mr. JOHN Bath 9 4 <) 500 0 0 871 15 0 1862 LUPTOS. WILLIAM, Esq., Salford (Free of Duty) 100 0 0 1872 LYON Mrs. JAKE, Knightsbridge (Ditto) ...... 500 0 0 \ 359 12 5 99 4 6 1 864 MAGENIS, F. K., Esq., Grosvenor Place (Ditto) ...... j 000 0 0 ISSa-M/'Ai.t.EY, WILLIAM, Esq., Stirling, N.B 99 1 10 1874 —McKisifELi, , or HANNAT, Mrs., Kirkcudbright, N.B 91 11 0 52 10 0 180 0 0 1871— MErNEtt-IwGRAM, Miss LOGISA E., Hoar Cross (Free of Duty) . 300 0 0 611 7 6 100 0 0 18(54— MONTAGU, Captain M., R.N., Bath (Ditto) 98 13 4 204 11 10 450 0 0 1868— NAVton, WILLIAM, Esq., Twickenham (Free of Duty) .... 500 0 0 1871— NEALE, Miss ELIZA, Hayes, towards the building oi' a 1872-5 — Also donations from Miss. J. E. HERRING, Newport, I. W,, in aid of same Life-boat, in memory of de- parted friends 333 3 5 600 0 0 180 0 0 90 0 0 1 8'7 14 8 200 0 0 1867 KAVSON, Miss MAKIA Sheffield .... 90 0 0 1875 REDFATH, JOHN, Esq., North Shields ..... 19 19 0 1874— REEVE, JOHN, Esq., Reading (Free of Duty) 937 10 0 360 0 0 4 412 06 •' 1874 — KJCHJBDSOU, Miss MABY, Edinburgh (Free of Duty) .... 500 0 0 i [ Cont'mved. MAT 15,1875.] LIST OF PAID LEGACIES. 279 LIST OF PAID dmotent received. (Sterling). £. 8. rf. 1S73—RIPPOX, Mrs. MARCA«£T, North Shields 19 19 0 1870—ROBERTS, JOHN, Esq., Mornington Road (Free of Duty) . . . 200 0 0 1873— ROBERTSON, Mrs. M. J., Kelso, N.B. 450 0 0 1S63—ROBINSON, Mr. Trios., Commercial Traveller, Cbeetbmn, Manchester 189 0 0 1870—ROLLESTO.V, Mrs. HARRIET, Swin^on (Free of Duty) .... 450 0 0 1874—ROYOU, WILLIAM, Esq., Tottenham 5011111 1873—RUSHWORTH, Miss MARIA, Hull (Free of Duty) 50 0 O 1S74—RUSSELL, Lady FRANKLAJJD, Thirkleby, Yorkshire 106 19 8 1874—SABINE, C. G.S., Esq., Ipswich - . . . . 45 0 0 1874—SAPDBACH, KICBABD, Esq., Birkdale, Southport (Free of Duty) . 50 0 0 1869—SCOTT, SAMUEL, Esq., Cavendish Square (Ditto) ...... 1,000 0 0 1858—SELL, Mr. CHARMS, Hoxton 66 2 11 18(57—SHARPJS, Miss JANE, Whitburn 89 6 8 1866—SHAW, JAMES DAVIDSON, Esq., Newcastle-on-Tyne 449 1 8 1868—SJI.VEK, THOMAS TEMPLE, Esq., Woodbridge (Free of Duty) . . 650 0 0 1868— SINCLAYR, DAVID, Esq., Thurso (Ditto) 100 0 0 1869—SINCLAIR, WILUAM, Esq., Sowerby, York (Ditto) 138 18 3 IS74-SKURHAY, W. H., Esq., Leamington 1,15512 4 1868—SLADE, FELIX, Esq., Lambeth (Free of Duty) 300 0 O 1866—S-MAtt, Mrs. SABAH, Brighton 76 7 B 1865—Surra, Miss ANN FRANCES, Greenwich 50 15 0 1873—SMITH, Mrs. JANE, Coldstream, N.B 50 0 0 1887—SMITH, Mrs. MARY ANN, Greenwich (Free of Duty) 1,000 o 0 1864—SPENCER, RICHAKO, Esq., Gower Street 180 0 0 1873—STAFFORD, Joiw, Esq., Newington 45 0 0 1874—STAHNAB, SAMVNTA?, Esq., Gower Street 450 0 0 1873—STANTO.V, WILLIAM, Esq., Bramly Wharf, Surrey 47317 5 1866—STOBV, Mrs. MARY ANN, Kensington (Free of Duty) .... 500 0 0 1870—STITAUT, CHARLES, Esq., Norfolk Street (Ditto) 200 0 0 1865—STUBBS, THOMAS, Esq., Hulme, Manchester (Ditto) 500 0 0 1869—STUBM, JAMES, Esq., High Holboro (Ditto) 500 0 0 1865—SVKES, Capt. JOBS. K.N., Bolsover Street (Ditto) 100 0 0 1871— TANCKEI>, 3. 3., Esq., Pearville, Co, Dublin (Ditto) 1,350 0 0 1866—TAVLOR, TIIOMAS TBAVERS, Esq., Southport (Ditto) 500 0 0 1874—THOMPSON, JOHN, Esq., Nottingham (Ditto) 500 0 0 1859—THOMPSON, Mrs. ANN, Greenwich 82 8 1 1865—THOBSTOS, RICHARD, Ksq., OU Siran Wharf (Free of Duty) . . 2,000 0 0 1886—TIIAVJS, SAMDEC, Esq., Cheltenham (Ditto) 100 0 0 1878—TKEOWELL, WM., Esq., Handsworth, Staffordshire (Ditto) ... 105 0 0 1869—TUCBETT, Miss LucttErtA, Osnaburgh Street (Ditto) .... 100 0 0 1863—VENABLES, THOMAS ABOSDEL, Esq., Worcester 450 0 0 1872—WAI.DRON, Miss MARIA, Trowbridge (Free of Duty) .... 100 0 O 1867—WAtKER, CHARLES, Esq., Soathport (Ditto) 100 0 0 1870—WALKER, Miss MARK, Coates, N.B. (Ditto) 500 0 O 1869—WAIKEH, Mrs. MARY ANN, Onslow Square (Ditto) 500 0 0 1872—WALMESLEY, Mrs. C. E., Connaught Square (Ditto) 300 0 0 1869—WARNER, Mrs. ANNE, Lynoombe, Somerset 224 10 0 1869—WAKNER, Mis* ELIZABETH SOPHIA (Free of Duty) 350 0 0 1871—WATSON, Mrs. ELIZA, Loughton, Essex (Ditto) 100 0 0 1851—WATSON, Mrs. WIIHEUUTO.!, Berwick-on-Tweed 450 0 0 1864—WEBSDAIE, W., Esq., Ipswich (Free of Duty) 79 18 0 1862—WEST, Dr. CHARLES TURNER, Hull 90 0 0 1864—WHEELHOUSE, G., Esq., Deptford (Free of Duty) 2GO 0 0 1871—WILLEMEST, THOMAS, Esq., Davtngton Priory, Faversham (Ditto) 50 0 0 1865—WOOOBCEN, Misa MAK? FRANCIS, Kensington Park Gardens . . 270 0 0 1870~Woot>, Miss MAKTT ANN, Bath (Free of Duty) 100 0 0 LIST OF DONATIONS AND ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS. %* Donations of £5 and under are omitted after having been published ence in the Report. HER MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY THE QUEEN (Annual, £50) (1853) £100 0 0 HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE OF WALES, K.G. (1863-7) 135 0 0 CAPTAIN H.R.H. THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH, K.G., R.N. (1872) 15 0 0 Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations, £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. t. d. A. B., Pentyn (1S72-4) . . . . SCO Adams, A., Esq., Skelwith . 0 10 0 A. B.,perWilliams,Deacon,&Co.(1864-8) 90 0 0 Adams, Dr. A. R. (1870-5) . . . 660 A. B. C. (1864) 40 0 0 Adams, Edgar T., Esq., Cam- A. B. C. (1874-5) 220 herwell 1 - I 0 A. C. (1865) 52 10 0 Ad»ms,Mr.J.,BrecfcnockRd. 0 10 6 A. C.,Croydon (1859-74) . . . 90 0 0 Adams, Messrs. E. and H. . 2 2 0 A. C., In Memoriam (1871) . . . 20 0 0 Adams, Mrs. John, Grasmere 110 A. E. (1866) 100 0 0 Adams, R., Esq., St. Ives .110 A. J., Eastbourne (1868) . . . 100 0 0 Adams, Thomas, Esq., Lewishatn (1875) t 1 0 A. L., Guildford (1863-74) . . . 55 0 0 Adamson, A., Esq. ... 1 1 0 A. M. T. (Y«5) 220 Addington, Mrs. Henry (1873) . , 1000 A. O. E. (1864-74) 150 0 0 Agar, Wm., Esq. (1870) . . . . 10 0 0 A. P. R 100 Ainslie, Rev. George ..110 A.R (1875) . 1 0 0 Aird, Miss Jessie, Tinwell (1875) A, SS.. W. (1875) 10 10 0 ^;onn,S.Ownersand0nderwriters(I867)23 A Deceased Friend, per Miss Aldam, William, Esq. ..100" Parnell (1S64) 10 10 0 Aldiw>rth,Capt.St.Leger, R.N.I 1 0 A Friend (1864) 20 0 0 Alexander, Capt., R.N., C.B. 200 A Friend (1872) 15 0 0 Alexander, T. H., Esq. (1873) . . 10 10 0 A Friend (1874) 500 Alexander, The Misses ..110 A Friend at AYtrmcham (1861-73) . 800 Allen Bros, and Co., Messrs. .110 A Friend at Bath (1868-75) . . 440 Allen, E., Esq., Sleaford. .110 A Friend at Liverpool per " Quiver " Allen, Hanbury, and Co. .110 Lifeboats (1874) 100 Allen,J., Esq., Cornhill ..110 A Friend at Llangollen ..100 Allen, Murray, & Co., Messrs. 110 A Friend at Midhurst (1867) . . 10 0 0 Allie', Madame (1875) . . . . 0 10 0 A Friend at Nottingham (1864) . . 10 0 0 Atloa Branch, (1875) 63 0 0 A Friend at Weymouth (1862-4) . . 1500 Allsopp and Sons, Messrs. Samuel (1864) 25 0 0 A Friend at the Annual Meeting (1872) 10 0 0 Alrutz, R., Esq 110 A Friend, per Mrs. Carrington (1875) 1 0 0 Alston, Hamilton, and Co. .110 A friend (G. B.) (1865) . . . . 10 0 O Ames, H. St. Vincent, Esq. (1864-6) 10 0 0 A Friend (Miss H. H.) (1865) . . 50 0 0 Amos, Mrs. M., St. Ibbs ..110 A Friend, in aid of the cost of the new Amphlett, Kev. J. ... I 1 0 Boat House for Worthing (1874) 100 0 0 Anderdon, J. L., Esq. ..110 A Lady at Frome (1867). . . . 1000 Anderson, Mrs. J., Dttlhousie 200 A Lady, per John Eden, Esq. (1868) 50 0 0 Anderson, Thomson, & Co. (1868) . 10 0 0 A Lady, per Torquay Branch (1868) 20 0 0 ' An old Sailor, Native of Faversham, A Lady, per 3. B. Parker (1863-73) 13 > 0 o| now of Canada, per Mrs. Ann Jones, A Middle Class Man (1865). . . 100 0 0 i Faversham(1875) ... .40 A Mother whose Son was Lost at Sea Anonymous (1867) ... . 1,000 (1869-74) 12 0 0 Anonymous (186S) ... . 1(K) A Sailor's Daughter (1863-7) . . 500 0 0 I Anonymous (1872) ... .10 A Sailor's Widow (1866). . . . 10 0 0 ' Anonymous (1873-4). . . . 10 A Shipowner, Greenock .500 Anonymous, per Messrs. Barclaj Be- A Thank-offering to Almighty God for j von, & Co. (1874) ... .ISO preservation at Sea during the storm • Antrobus, Miss C. H. (1865-73) . 15 of 31st Oct., 1863 100 0 0 I Ditto 2 0 0 A Thank-offering from E. T. (1&74) 500* Antrobus, John, Esq., Char- A Thank-offering from. Lady H. (1866) 10 0 0 | terhouse 1 1 0 Ditto, for a Son's preservation at ! Antrobus, Kev. John (1866-75) 14 1 0 Sea (1S70) 10 0 0 Appleyard, Rev. E. S. . .2 2 0 Ditto, for safe return of Sons from I Arbroath Branch (1875) 10 0 0 long Voyages (1874) . . . 10 0 0 Arbuthnot, W. R., Esq. ..050 A Thank-offering, from T. H.L. (1867) 25 0 0 Archer, J., Esq 220 A Thank-offering (" Let not the deep Arden, The Hon. Miss (1851-75) . . 165 0 0 swallow me up") (1871) . . . 25 0 0 Ardrossan Branch (1875) . . . 10 0 0 A Thank-offering, Salisbury (1872-4) 3 1 0 Arkwright, J. C., Ksq, ..110 A Well-wisher to the Institution (1867) 10 0 0 Armet, Mrs. E., Lewisham (1863) . 10 10 0 Absolonj, Edward, Esq. ..110 Armitage,Miss H.,B«th . .110 Acheson, A., Esq., Broadstairs 110 Armourers & Braziers, Wor- Ackers, Mrs 500 shipful Company of (1871-5) . . 52 10 0 Acland, Sir T. Dyke, Bart., M.P. Armstrong, F. C.,Esq., Hun- (1875). . 10 0 0 tingdon 0 10 6 Adam, Messrs. John and Armstrong, G. J., Esq., Old James and Co 110 Bond Street 110 LIST OF DONATIONS AND ANNUAL SUBSOBIPTIONS. 281 Ana. Subs. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. s. d. %>• s. u. x*. s. a. i. s. d. Armstrong, Henry, Esq. ..11 0 Barnardiston, N. C., Esq. .110 Armstrong, Sir W. G., F.R.S, 1 1 0 Barnes, 0., Esq . . . .050 Arnold, Mrs. Francis ... 1 1 0 Barnett, John, Esq., Stamford Arnold, B. W., Esq. (1874-5) . . 1 1 0 Hill (1867-75) 30 Arnould, Mrs., Wallingfotd, (1874) 2 0 0 Barnett, Mrs., Meopham Court (1874) 10 Ash, Hy., Esq., Weston . . 0 10 0 Barningham, Thos., Eeq^ (1873-5) 10 Ash, W., Esq. ditto , . 0 10 0 Ban-as, Mrs., Farnacres ..220 Ashby, Capt., Naseby ..110 Barrett, H., Esq 110 Ashby, James, Esq. . . 0 10 6 Harrington, R., Esq. . . . 10 0 0 Ashton, The Misses, Hyde (1867) . 20 0 0 Barren, P., Esq 220 Ashtown, Lord (1867-75) . . . 50 0 0 Ban-on, W. T., Esq. . ..110 Astell, Mrs. H. D. (1866-73) . . 13 10 0 Barrow, A. M., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Atkinson and Co., Messrs. .220 Barry, F. T., Esq., for the barques Atkinson, G., Esq., Morland .110 fomaron,Jlfertola,a,adUmgeni'A 3 0 Atkinson, G. C.W., Esq. .220 Bartlett, Miss, Cheshunt (1875) . . 0 Atkinson, Lieut-Col. Ralph (1873) 10 0 0 Barton, Bertram F., Esq., Walton-on- Atkinson, W., Esq., Roper's Thames(l873) 5 Hall (1871-2) 50 0 0 Barton, Daniel, Esq. (1868-73) . . 20 Atkinson, W., Esq., Becketi- Bar tram, Pretyman, and ham ..110 Mumford, Messrs. . ..110 Attenborough,R.,Esq.,Sawtry 110 Bartram, William, Esq. ..110 Atwood, Mrs. L., Wragby .110 Bastard, T. Horlock, Esq. .100 • Aubertin, Miss, Banstead (1860-7) 15 5 0 Bateman, F., Esq 0 10 0 Anerbach, Emit, Esq. ..110 Bates, Colonel Robert . . 110 Auldjo, Henry, Esq., Cowes (1851-75) 35 3 0 Bath Branch (1874-) 20 Austin, U., Esq., London St. \ 1 0 Bathe, Mrs. (1859-68) . . 17 Austin, J., Esq., Finsbury .110 Batten and Edwards, Messrs. 110 Austin, Mrs., Cheltenham .100 Batten and Giuner, Messrs. .110 Aykroyd, Chas., Esq. ..110 Batthyany, Count Edmund .100 Aylmer, Major-General ..110 Bax, E., Esq., Cockspar St. 110 Ayr Branch (1875) ... 20 0 0 Bax, Henry, A., Esq. (1875) . . I Baxter, John George, Esq. .110 B. H. C. (1872-4) 30 0 0 Bayley and Ridley, Messrs. .110 Baber, Harry H., Esq. (1870) . . 10 10 0 Bayley, J., Esq., Plymouth (1867) 10 Back, Admiral Sir G., F.R.S. I 1 0 Baylis, T. C., Esq. , . .110 Bacon, John T., Esq. (1863-6) . . 15 0 0 Baynes, W., Esq. (1864) . . 10 Bacup Co-operative Stores (1868-75) 75 0 0 Bazett, Charles G. Esq. (1867-75) . . 8 Bagehot, Hicks, and Co. .110 Beach, Edward, Esq. ... 1 1 0 Bailey, E., Esq., Bernera St. 1 1 0 Beachcroft, Miss, Talbot Sq. 1 1 0 Bailey, E. H., Esq., ditto .110 Beadel, S., Esq., Chelmsford (1874) 1 Bailey, Jas., Esq., Warwick (1873) . 5 5 0 Beadel, T., Esq., (V857-6*) . . . 30 Baillie, Mrs. E. F., Leicester I I 0 Beart, Mrs...... 1 1 O Baily, Miss A. L., Sudbury .110 Beaumont, G., Jun., Esq. .110 Baily, Miss E., ditto ..110 Beaumont, Mrs., Abbey Kd. 0 10 6 Baines, Charles J., Esq. ..110 Beck, Miss, Notting Hill . 0 10 6 Baker and Daniels, Messrs. .110 Beckett, Rev. W. P., B.A. . 0 10 0 Baker-Cresswell, A. J., Esq. (1860-5) 15 0 0 Beetive, The Earl, M.P. . 10 0 0 Baker, General Sir W. E. . 220 Beddoes, Mrs. C. C. ... 1 1 0 Baker, John, Esq., StoekweZl I 0 o Beddoes, Miss, Malvern ..220 Baker, Rev. Talbot H. B. . 1 10 Bedford, Adml. G. A. ..100 Baker, Sir George, Bart. (1865-74) 25 0 0 Bedford, Henry, Esq. ..110 Bakewcll, Messrs. C. H., & Co. 1 1 0 Beeton, E. M., Esq. ... 1 0 0 Baldwin and Son, Messrs. . 0 10 6 Begbie, T. S.. Esq. . . . 0 10 6 Balfour, John B. Esq. (1868-74) . . 9 13 0 Belcher, Lady (\864-73) . . 12 6 0 Balkwill, Robt. Coad, Esq. . V 1 0 BeIcher,MissM.L.,St.George's Ballard, George, Esq., the late, Re- Road . . ... 1 I 0 siduary Legatees of, per Mrs, Ballard Belfast & Groomsport Branch (1875) 75 5 7 (1875) 50 0 0 Bell, Alex., Esq., Tooting .110 Banff and Macduff Branch, (1875) 30 0 0 Bell, Messrs. Alexander & Co, 110 Banfield, R., Esq. . . , 1 1 0 Bell Mrs. L 100 Bangham, Rev, T. ... 0 10 0 Bell, Mrs. Mary, Maldon .110 Bangor Mutual Ship Insurance Bell, Jas., Esq., Kingston .110 Society (1864) 10 10 0 Belleroche, E.,Esq. ... 1 0 0 Bannockburn Branch (1874) . . 15 2 6 Belli, W.H.,Esq,,TheCourtlands(1861-74)3l Banting, W., Esq. ... I J 0 Belper Branch (1874) . . 17 Barber, V., Esq 050 Belsham, J., Esq., Heybridge 0 10 0 Barber and Co., Messrs. J. . 1 1 0 Belshaw, Miss M. ... 0 10 0 Barclay and Sons, Messrs. .220 Benecke,OttoA.,Esq.(1873) . . 10 0 Barclay, Perkins, and Co. (1864) . . 10 10 0 Benecke, Souchay, and Co. (1851-64) 26 0 Baring Brothers and Co. .500 Benham, John, Esq. ... 1 1 0 Barker, F. C. Esq. (1871-5) . , . 4 0 0 " Benjamin," per C. Feu-, Esq. (1869) 100 0 0 Barker, Captain W.C. (1861-5) . . 15 5 0 Benetflnk, J. A., Esq. . . 0 10 6 Barkworth & Spaldin, Messrs. I I 0 Bennetts, Miss Olympia (1864-75) 40 0 0 Barkworth, J. B., Esq., Hull (1873) 50 0 0 Benson and Co.. Messrs, R. .220 Bwkworth, Miss M., Tun- Bentinek, G., Esq., M.P. .550 bridge Wells (1860-75) . . . 200 0 0 Bentiuck, Lady Harriet M. (1871) 10 0 0 282 THE LIFE-BOAT. 15, 1875 Ann. Subs. Donations. 1 Ann. Subs. Donations, £. s. d. £. . d. £. s. d. £.. s. d. Bentinck, General Sir Henry, Bosanquet, Curtis, and Co. . 2 2 0 K.C.B., and Lady Bentinck Boston, Lord 110 (1874) 25 0 0 Boston Shipwreck Association (1865-75) 55 0 0 Ditto 10 0 0 Ditto 500 BeuUey,J«i,mes,Esq.,Cheshunt (1862-70) 21 0 0 Botiey, Wm,, Esq. F.S.A. (1867) 105 0 0 Bentley, Miss M. C. (the late), per Bott, T. Bridge, Esq. (1874) . . 110 John Bentley, Esq. (1869-74) . . 400 0 0 Boulton, M. P. W., Esq. .220 Bentley, Mrs. S. C., Croydon (1873-5) 10 0 0 Bourchier, Lady (1863-73) in addition Beresford, Mrs. L. ... 1 1 0 to gift of Chapel Life-boat . . 15 0 0 Berey, John, Esq., Thorneliffe (1866) 10 10 0 Bourne, John K., Esq. ..110 Berman's Charity, Trustees (1872). . 10 10 0 Bourne, Miss A. S. ... 5 0 0 Berry, George, JEsq. , . . 0106 Bourne, William, Esq., Bishopsgate Best, '. 110 Station (1874) 110 Bettell, "Wm., Esq., Lingfield (1874-5) 10 10 0 Bouyenel, Madame (1868-74) . . 35 0 0 Bevan, Geo. i., Esq., Hunt- Bowden,Capt.,R.N. . ..220 ingdon...... 110 Bowles, Rev. G. O. . . . 100 Beveridge, Capt, . . 1 0 Bowles, H. C. B., Esq. . .220 Beverley, Mrs., Deal . 1 0 Bowly, Edward, Esq. . 0 10 0 Bevington, A., Esq. . 1 0 Sowriag, Miss, Exeter . 100 Bicknell,Key. C.Brooke,M.A.. (1868) 25 0 0 Bowron, J., Jim., Esq. . 110 BickneJl, Hy. S., Esq. .110 Bowyer, George, Esq. . 110* BickneU, P., Esq.. . .110 Bowycr, John, Esq. (the late) 110 Biddell, Sidney, Esq., Stroud (1866) 10 0 0 Bowyer, Miss Mary . . 110 Bideford and Appledore Branch (1875) 15 !•> 0 Bowyer, W. Esq., Buckden 110 Biddlecombe, Capt. Sir Geo., Bowyer, W, Esq., Southoe 110 K.N., C.B 110 Boyd and Co., J. and C, . . 220 Bieber&Co., Messrs, (1875) . . 110 Boyci, E. F,, Esq 110 Biffin, James, Esq., Hillingdon I 1 Boyd, Mrs 110 Bilbe and Co., Messrs. .,33 Boyle, Capt. A., R.N. ..220 Billingsley, Capt., R.N. 0 10 Boys, Thos., Esq., Trustees Binyon•IMUJUUf, Rev.AH5V. FA,. . * . • 1 1 of the late (1867-75) . . . . 1,500 0 0 Birch, Miss Eliza, Cheddar . 1 Boyton, F. R., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Birch, Miss J. M.W.,yaraaoiith 0 5 Brabazon, H. B., Esq. (1865) . . 10 0 0 Birch, J. W., Esq. ... 1 1 Bradberry, Thos., Esq. (1869-75). . 2DO 0 0 Bird, Admiral E.J. ... 1 1 Ditto 1 1 0 Bird, Mrs., .Kensington . . 1 1* v Bradford Branch (1874-5) . 334 6 6 Birkbeck,Edward, Esq.,V.». (1861-75) 682 10 0 Bradford, Gen. J. F., C.B. . Birmingham Branch (1874) . . . 65 11 0 Bradford, Mrs. H. W. . . Birt, Messrs., Dock Street . 4.40 Bradford, R., Esq., Koyal Bischoff and Sons, Messrs. .110 Exchange (1864) . . . 12 8 0 BischoffsheimA GoJdschmiat 110 Bradford, Mrs. J. E. . . . Biscoe, Miss, The Slopes .110 Bradsbaw, Capt. B,. A. . . Bishop, J. N., Esq. . . . 0 10 6 Bramly, Miss Jennings . Blackpool Branch (1875) . . , 50 0 0 BramVy, "W. J., Esq. . . . BlaekweU, Samuel J., Esq. 220 Btassey, Albert, Esq. (1873) 100 Blain, Samuel, Esq., Liverpool 220 Brassey, Mrs. (1866) . . . 10 Blakeston, John K., Esq. . 1 0 O Brassey, Thos., Esq., M.P. , 550 Blakey, Commander, B.JJ. . 0 10 0 Ditto (1859-73) . . . 40 0 0 Blakiston, M.,Esg.,Mabberley2 0 0 Bray, T. B,, Esq 3 0 Bland and Huson, Messrs. .110 Brayne, Charles Seymour, Esq. 0 10 Bland, Capt., R.N, . ..500 Btenmer and Till, Messrs. (1861-4) 10 10 0 Blane, Lady ..... 0 10 6 Brett and Co., Messrs. . . 0- -1-0 6 Blane. T. L., Esq., Dover Street (1875) 500 Brewin, The late Miss, perG. Blanshard, Mrs. General (1860-6) . . 21 10 0 Brewin, Esq. (1872) . . 10 10 0 Blatch, F., Esq., Theale . .200 Bridge, T. J. L., Esq. . . 220 Blaydes, Miss B., Teignmonth (1865) 25 0 0 Bridges, Capt. H. E. (1873) . 20 Blenkinsop, B., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Bridport Branch (1875) . . 13 Bligh, Harbottle, and Co. . 1 1 0 Briggs, General, the late 1 0 Bluitt, P. F., Esq. (1874-5) . . . 200 Bright, John M., Esq., M.D. 0 10 Blundell, H., Esq. (1864-7) . . . 10 0 0 Brighton Branch (1874) . . 30 Blyth Branch (1875) 10 0 0 Bristol Branch (1875) . , 69 Bolton Branch (1875) . . . . 54 13 7Bristol, The Marquis of . . 220 Bonamy, Lieut-Col. ... 1 1 0 British and Morth American Royal Bond, G., Esq., Arthur St. . 1 1 0 Mail Steam Ship Co. (1861-5) 70 Bond, Luke A., Esq., Nicho- Broadstairs Branch (1874) . 10 las Lane 110 Broadwood, Mrs 1 1 0 Bonser, Mrs. (1873) 10 10 0 »HtKitto (1875) .... 110 Bonser.W. J., Esq. (1864-8). . . 31 10 O Brock, Capt. O., K.N. . , 3 Boord, Joseph, Esq. (1865-74) . . 21 0 0 Broctieharst, Chas., Esq. . 1 Borgnise, P., Esq., Great Marlow (1874) 1 1 0 BroekJehurst,'Wm.>Valter,Esq. (1874-5) 10 0 0 Borland, James, Esq.. . . 0 10 0 Broaden, J., Esq. .... 1 1 0 Borough, C. B., Esq. . ..220 Bromehead, E. A., Esq. (1864) 10 10 0 Borradaile,J.H.,Esq.,Tyningfield(1875) 200 Bromfield, Miss Eliza . . 1 Borrer, Mis 0 10 0 Brooke, Rev. J., Haughton . 1 Botrowman. Phillipps, & Co. 0 10 0 Brooke, Sir Wm. De Capell, Borwick, Alfred, Esq. ..110 Bart. (1857-75) . . 145 0 0 LIST OF DONATIONS AND ANNUAL SUBSCBIPTIONS. 288 Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. «. d. £. s. d. £. ». d. £. s. d. Brooks, G., Esq., Laceby .220 Burn, S., Esq 110 Brooks, Thomas, Esq. ..110 Burnaby, Rev. F. G. . . 200 Brooksb&nk,MissM.S.TAcroplats(l 862-70)50 0 0 Burnaby, Mrs. ... 1 0 0 Broughton, John, Esq., Poole 110 Burnett, D. W., Esq.. . 050 Ditto (1869-75) 220 Burnett, W.H.W., Esq. . 110 Brown and Mackay, Messrs. .110 Burney and Co., Messrs., 220 Brown, Miss A. M., Sudbury 050 Burr, D. H. D., Esq. 2 0 0 Brown, Batemau, Esq., Hunt- Burrard, Mrs. Harriet (1863-6) . . 20 0 0 ingdon 110 Barrel], H., Esq., New Cross 110 Brown, Mrs. C. F., Leamington (1873-5) 300 Burrell, Hy., Esq., New Square 220 Brown, Chas. Hunter, Esq. (1864-8) 10 0 0 Burton-on-Trent Branch { 1875) . . 80 9 4 Brown, David, Esq. . ..110 Burton, Capt., R.A. ... 1 1 0 Brown, F. F., Esq. (1875) . . . 1 10 0 Burton, Mrs., Kamsgate (1874) . . 200 Brown, G. W., Houghton .110 Burton, Mrs., Regent's Park (1868) 50 0 0 Brown, George Gilpin, Esq., Sedbury Burton, Bev. K. C. . . .050 Park (1674) 10 0 0 Burton, W. B., Esq. (1859-70) . . 15 0 0 Brown, Gopsill, & Sons, Messrs, 0 10 0 Busfeild, Lieut. T. ... 1 1 0 Brown, Hy., Esq., Luton ,.100 Busk, Capt. Hans .... I 1 0 Brown, Mr. H., Jun., Luton .100 Busk, Mrs. (1869-74) ..... 14 12 0 Brown, J., Esq., Copgrove Hall (1866) 10 Butcher, Mrs. M. A., Islington, towards Brown, J. C., Esq.. Holmbush (1872) 50 support of Margate and Yarmouth Brown, James Clifton, Esq. (1868) 100 Life-boats (1873) ..... 200 0 0 Brown, Miss, Exeter (1864-5) . . 25. Butler, C., Esq., Drury Lane 0 10 0 Brown, Mrs., Luton ... 1 0 0 Butler, Paul, Esq. (1873-4) . . .- 11 0 0 Brown, Mrs. Willson,' Bath .110 Butter, W. T., Esq. . . .050 Brown, Shipley, & Co., Messrs. 330 B«tlia, C., Esq., Nottingham 110 Browne, G. B., .Esq., Halifax 220 Butlin, Thomas, Esq. . . . 0 10 0 Browne, G. B., Esq., Wood Butter, Mrs., Camdea Bd. .1 1 0 Lane 0 10 0 Buxton, Fras. >V., Esq. (1874) . . 1000 Browne, J. W., Esq., Frascali 2 2 (I Byng, Capt. J. L., R.N. ..110 Browne, Miss, Toxteth Park, "In Me- I moriam of the 15ih and 26th Jan., ! 1860, and of K. H." (1861-75) . . 75 0 0 ; Browne, Mrs. G.,Vernal Slope 110 i C., Mrs. M. L., South Australia, "In Browne, W. N., Esq. ..110 grateful remembrance of her merciful Browne, Walter J., Esq., Kid- preservation from imminent dangers welly 110 by sea in 1862" (1866-73) 60 0 0 Bruce, Lord Chas. ... 1 1 0 Ditto for the year 1874 . 1000 Bruce, H., Esq., Edinburgh .110 C. a»d M., The Sisters (1864) 20 0 0 Brumell, Mrs. M. E. . . . 1 00 C. D. (1867) ..... 100 0 0 Brundrit, J. Esq 110 C. D. S., in aid of a Life-boat (1866) 50 0 0 Bruno. Silva, & Son, Messrs. (1867-71) 26 5 0 C. D. W. (1865) .... 30 0 0 Brushfield, Mr. Richard .'.050 C. L. (1865-9) ..... 50 0 0 Brushfield, Mr. T., Spitalfields 0 10 6 C.S. (1860-8) ..... 80 O 0 Bryan, G. B., Esq. " . . .1 C. S. and G. S. (1874) . . 11 0 0 Bryant, Arthur C., Esq. ..5 C. T. (A Seaman's Daughter, produce Brydges, Sir Harford Jones, of her Needlework) (1864-72) . . 60 0 0 Bart. (1857-74) 20 0 0 Cain, Geo., Esq ..... 050 Bnccleugh, His Grace the Cain, Miss, Edmonton ..050 Duke of, K..G ..... 10 10 0 Caldwell, Miss Charlotte L. (1873-5) . 330 Buchanan, 5. Esq., Bath. .100 Callender, Rev. R.. C. . . 0 10 6 Buchanan, Mrs., Godman- Callwell, W., Esq., Bristol (1864-7) 30 0 0 Chester ...... 110 Calrow and Son, Messrs. J. . 1 10 Buckingham, Miss S.C. (1863-75) 18 16 0 Calthrop, J., Esq., Lynn .110 Buckle, Rev. John, M.A.. .2 Cameron, Miss, Hillwood .200 Buckley, Victor, Esq. ..2 Camm, N. C., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Bucknall, S. George, Esq. .1 Campbell, Arthur E., Esq. (1871) 50 0 0 Budge, Mrs. H. S. ... 1 Campbell, C.M., Esq., Stoke 220 Budgett and Co., Messrs. Campbell, K. H. S., Esq. ..220 H. H. and S 220 Campbell, Mrs. Emma R. .110 Budgett, James & Branth,Messrs (1873) 21 CandiCT, P. W., Esq. (1872-5) . . 40 0 0 BulkeIey,Miss Louisa,Brighton (1866-75)90 Cann, James, Esq. ... 1 I BuJlard, King, & Co., Messrs. 110 Capel, Frank C., Esq. ..55 Butter, Mrs., Eaton Square .100 Capel, J. D., .Esq. .... 1 1 Bulloch, Messrs. J. & G, & Co. 3 3 0 Capel, Messrs. Arthur & Co. 11 Bunbury, Col. H. "W. . . . 2 2 0 Carbuttaad Co., Messrs. ..11 Bunbury, Sir Charles, Bart. .30 0 Cardalea,, Rev.ev E.. T. . . . .0 10 Bunn, Henry, Esq., Sea View (1875) 110 Carew, Mrs. G., Mytton Hall 2 2 Burbidge, Pritehard, and Carew, Rev. Gerald ... 1 1 Bartleet, Messrs. ... 1 1 0 Care-w, Mis. Hallowell (1870-5) . . 55 0 0 Burchell, J. D., Esq. ... 1 0 0 Carew, T., Esq., Collipriest 100 Burchett, J. K., Esq, ,..220 Carew, The Dowager Lady (1860-7) 129 0 0 Burden, Stephen, Esq. ..100 Carew, Capt. R. Pole . . 1 0 0 Barges, A., Esq., Blackheath (1857-74) 199 10 0 Carey and Browne, Messrs. .110 Burgeas, the Misses ... 0 7 6 Carlingford, The Lord ..200 Burgoyue, Thos., Esq. (1871) . . 10 10 0 Carlisle, The Bishop of . .110 284 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MA7 15,1875. Ann. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. s. d. £.. s. at. £. e. d. £,. t. rf. Carmichael, Sir W. G., Bart. 200 Chuter, Mrs., Croydon ..220 Carmichael, Mrs., Cheltenham (1874) Oil 0 Civil Service Life-boat Fund, aide p. 306. Carpenters and Joiners, Amalgamated Clark, J., Jun., Esq.,Cr»wford Society of (1868) ..... 88 10 5 Street (1865) ...... 10 10 0 Caw, Isaac, Esq ..... 440 Clark, "W., Esq., Brompton .220 Carr,W. J., Esq ..... 110 Clarke and Rowe, Messrs. .110 Carrera, C. L., Esq. . . .110 Clarke, H. M., Esq. . . .200 Carruthers, De Castro, and Co. (1859-63) 15 00 Clarke, Mrs., Canonbury (1866) . . 10 0 0 Cartwright, Col. H. . . . 1 10 Clarke, Mrs. Cowden . ..100 Cartwright, Capt.R. Norton 100 Clarke, Stephenson, Esq. (1868) . . 10 0 0 Cartwright, Miss, Bury St. ClarkeVJUMIW,, ThA**Ge U*»DO*!DMisses., v^t»lllECarlisl> e 20 Edmunds (1862-74) . . . . 120 0 0Clarkson and Co., Messrs. . 0 10 Cartwright, Mrs., Elllngham 0 10 0 Ciayton, Colonel Fitz-Roy . 2 0 Cartwright, Rev. R. ... 1 0 0 Clayton, Lieut. E.G., R.E. 1 0 Case,R.,Esq.,ThrogmortonSt 110 Clayton, Sir Wm. B., Bart. (1874) . 114 0 Casey, A. E. C., Esq. . . 0 10 6 Ditto 55 CasseU, Smith, & Co., Messrs. 110 Clayton, T. W., Esq., Ryde (1859-73) 1500 Cater, Miss S. H. Bertie (1861-73) 18 13 0 Clegram, W. B., Esq., J,P. 220 Ditto 110 Clerk, Major-Gen. H., R.A. 1 1 0 Cator, Mrs. Wm. A. ... 1 1 0 Clerke, Archdeacon . . 110 Causton, Sir J. & Sofas ..110 Clermout, Lord ... 220' Cave and Sons, Messrs. H. J. 1 1 0 Clermont, Lady ... 110 Cave-Browne-Cave, Mrs. Ed- Clifford, Adm. SirA.,Bt.,C.B. 100 ward F 220 Clifford, C., Esq., Birmingham 110 Cave, The Rt. Hon. S., M.P. . . 11 11 0 Clifford, Colonel . . . . 110 Ditto 220 Clinton, Lady Charlotte P. 110 Cave, W., Esq., Lowndes St. (1864-72) 129 8 0 dive, Mrs. Henry (1859-66) . . 12 0 0 Ditto 10 10 0 Cloid, Routledge and Co., Chads, Rear-Admiral... 1 0 0 Messrs .220 Chadwiok,Mrs 110 Close, Cant. F. A., R.N. ..110 Chalmers, Guthrie, and Co. (1871) 10 10 0 Clotbworkers, Worshipful Co. (1855-68) 103 19 0 Chamberlain, H., Esq. ..110 Clowes, R., Esq., Stockwell (1861-74) 1212 0 Chamberlain, Mrs. C. . . 2 2 O Clulow, Rev. John (1869-75) . , 220 Chamberlain, Richard, Esq. .110 Ciutterbuck, Mrs. C. F. . .220 Chamberlain, Wm. W., Esq. (1871-5) 4 10 0 Coal Factors' Society ... 5 5 0 Chambers, Miss,Cumberland Coal Merchants' Society ..550 Place 220 Coates,James,Jun.,Esq.,Paisley(1874) 20 0 0 Champion, F. C., Esq. ..110 Coates, Jos., Esq., North Bank 110. Chance, E., Esq., Lawmside . 220 Coates, Peter Eaton, Esq. (1874-5) 1500 Chaplin, Lieut-Col. Edward 1 0 0 Ditto, per Watehet Life-boat (1875) 500 Chaplin, E., Esq., Hamburg (1867-74) 26 5 0 Cock, Miss E. A. (1868-75) . . . 40 0 0 Chapman, T., Esq., F.R.S., Cockey, Mrs., Frome. . .050 Chairman 21 0 0 Cockle, Charles M. Esq. .100 Chapman, Mrs. Cheltenham (1875) 0 10 0 Codrington, Admiral, Sir H., Chardless, H., Esq. (1867-74) . . 23 15 0 K.C.B 200 Charles, Mrs., Stoke Nevrington 110 Coffin, Admiral H. E. (1867-73) Charlewood, Henry, Esq. (1864-6) 20 0 0 Cole, A. C., Esq., Lee (1872-5) Charley, E., Esq., Lisburn . 0 10 0 Cole, Miss, St. Neots . . 110 Charley, Mrs., and Family, Colebrooke, Lieut-Gen. Sir Dumnurry 100 W., C.B. (1861-5) . . . 20 0 0 Charrington, Miss, Woodsleigh (1875) 500 Coleman, Capt. G., Sandwich 110 Charrington Miss E.,Woodsleigh (1875) 10 0 0 Coleman, Rev. W. (1868-75). . . 400 Chavasse, Mrs. Horace . 110 CoJe, John, Esq., Pillgwenlly (1861-74) 930 Chaytor & Webster, Messrs 110 Coles, J., Esq 110 Cheape, G. C., Esq., Wellfie d (1864-9) 21 10 0 Coles, Miss A., Cliftonville , 0 10 6 Cheetham, C.,'Esq7 . . 330 Colledge, T. R., Esq. (1864). . . 10 0 0 Cheltenham Branch (1874) . . 10 8 7 Collet, W. W., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Chester Branch (1874) . . . 31 17 6 Collier, Adm. Sir E., K.C.B., Chester, C., Esq. (1863-5) . . 10 0 0 The late (1859-66) 15 0 0 Ditto 500 Coliier, Messrs. F. H. & A. . I 1 0 Chichester Harbour and Selsey Branch Collin, J., Esq., Lewisham .110 (1875) 70 0 0 Collin, Miss, Bloomsbury .200 Child and Co., Messrs. ..220 Colling, Joseph, Esq., Islington (1875) 10 10 0 Child, Francis, Esq. . . .110 Ditto 110 Child, W. H., Esq. ... 1 I 0 ) Collingwood, Miss M. A.. .110 Childers,Rt.Hon.H.C.E.,M.P.l 1 0 Collings & Co., Messrs.. and Guilders, Miss L. .... I 1 0 Friend (1866) 10 0 0 Chilver, Rev. Charles S. . . 100 Collinson, Adm. R., C.B. .110 Cholmondeley, TheMarquis of. 220 ColUnson,Miss A. M.,Weston (1865-75) 62 Christy and Co., Messrs., Grace- Collinson, Miss, Beltoft (1861-75). . 70 church Street .... 1 1 0 Colonial Compy. (Limited) .220 Chudleigh, Mrs. (1873-5) . . . 320 Colville, Lord 220 Ditto 110 Colvin, R. P., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Church and Son, Messrs. . 0 10 0 Colvin, Miss E. H. ... 2 2 0 Church, Rev. G. L. . . . 0 10 6 Combe, Delafleld, & Co., Messrs. (1864) 1010 0 Churchill, Samuel, Esq. (1861-7) 11 11 0 CommeHne, Thomas, Esq. . 0 10 0 LIST OF DONATIONS AND ANNUAL SUBSCEIPTIONS. 285 AWL. Subs. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. s. d, £. i. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. Commercial Union Assurance Company Croxall, R. F. T., Esq. ..220 (1872) 10 10 0 Cruddas, G., Esq. ... 220 Comptoird'Escomptede Paris 330 Cruddas, Mrs. M., Elswick 1 1 0 "Continental Daily Parcels Cruddas, W. »., Esq. . 110 Express" 110 Crum-Ewing, J. D., Esq. 110 Coach, JR., Esq 220 Cuff, Miss (1872) ... . . 10 0 0 Coode, Sir J,, Hyde Park .110 Cullingford, W. H., Esq. . 220 Cook Mrs A . .050 Cumberlege, Miss A. T., East- Cook, E., Esq., Birmingham (1863-5) 17 12 0 Cooke, J. E., Esq., K.N. (1875) . . 110 Cunnynghame, Hugh, Esq. (1864-75) 42 0 0 Cooke, Mrs. Martha (1865-71). . . 20 0 0 Cure, R.Capel, Esq., F.G.S. (1861-5) 30 10 0 Cooper, Cooper, & Co., Messrs. 110 Curling, Mrs., Camberwell (1869-71) 60 0 0 Cooper, J, E., Esq., Milford 110 Curling, Miss Martha, Camberwell Cooper, T., Esq., Hampstead 110 (1874-5) . lo 0 0 Coote, Thomas, Esq. ..110 Curling, Miss, CamberweU (1874-5) 720 Copley, Miss E. M. ... 2 2 0 Curme, Capt. E. F., R.N. . 0 10 0 Corbett, Miss, Brighton ..110 Currie, Rev. H. G. (1856-69) . . 14 0 0 Corbett, John, Esq., Stoke (1S67). . 23 0 0 Curry, Miss, Charlton Kings 100 Cordes, T., Esq., Bryn Glas (1869) . 10 10 0 Curteis, Whitworth, and Co. 110 Ditto . . , . . 2 2 0 Curtis, R. Mayne, Esq. ..110 Cordwainers, Worshipful Com- Curtis, Rev. G. J., M.A.. .110 pany of (1868-9) 31 10 0 Curtis, Mrs. Thomas (1865) . . 20 0 0 Cornell, Geo., Esq., Coleshill 110 Curwen, Mrs. Ewing ... 1 1 0 Cornell, Rob., Esq., Lewisham 110 Curzon, The Hon. Mrs. ..110 Cornell, Samuel, Esq., Chelsea 1 11 6 Cutbill, Reginald, Esq. . . 0 10 0 "Cornwall "(1866-7) 20 0 0 Cutbill, W. 3., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Corrie, Mackie, & Co., Messrs. 220 Cutler, Palmer, & Co., Messrs. 110 Come, Rev. E. 8., in memory of E. B. C. 0 10 0 Corscaden,Mrs., Holland Park 550 Coster, Capt 110 D., Miss M. A., in grateful remem- Cotesworth, Mrs., Cowdenknows (1867) 10 0 0 brance of her merciful preservation Cotesworth, W., Esq., Ditto .110 from imminent dangers by sea in Cottam and Co., Messrs. ..220 1862(1869-73) 6 10 0 Cotton MissM .... 1 1 0 Ditto for the year 1874 . . . 1 10 0 Cotton, Thomas, Esq., (1864) . . 10 0 0 D. E. R 110 Coulthurst, W. M., Esq. (1872) . . 105 0 0 Dahll, J. G., Esq 110 Ditto . ..220 D'Alen9on, Burton, Uttoxeter (1864) 250 0 0 Coupland, J.M., Esq., Tinsley (1859-71) 15 0 0 Dalgety and Co., Messrs. ..220 Courage and Co.,Messrs.,Horse- Dalkeith Branch (1874) . . . 28 18 0 lydown (1859-69) 30 0 0 Dallas, Sir George (1873-5) . . 700 Court and Co., Messrs. ..050 Dalling, Mrs. (1866) ... . 10 0 0 Courtenay, Messrs. J.&.W.J. 2 2 0 Dalton, H., Esq., Tunbridge Wells Courthope, G. C., Esq. ..110 (1874-5) . 400 Ditto, in aid of Sussex Dalton, Mrs. H. (1874-5) . . 600 Life-boats . . . .100 Dalton, Miss 110 Courtney, J. W., Esq., Chelsea 110 Dalton, Miss Hannah .,110 Courtown Branch (1875) . . . 10 0 0 Dalton, Mra. Segrave (1869). . . 20 0 0 Coutts, The Baroness Burdett (1867) 50 0 0 Dalton, T. Masters, Esq. .110 Coutte and Co., Messrs. . . 10 0 0 Daly, Hon. B 100 Covent Garden Life-boat Fund, vide p. 306. Daly, S., Esq., Dublin (1874) . . 300 Cowie, Mrs. Alfred, in remembrance Dalziel Brothers, Messrs. (1864-73). 1813 0 of littte Alfred's eighth birthday, 8th Dampier, Mrs.M.S.,Winchester (1867-9) 10 0 0 January (1875) 100 Dana!, J., Esq., Sutton . 100 Cowie, Master and Miss (1875) . . 0 10 0 Daniel, Miss Emma . . 100 Cowie, T. S., Esq. (1863-74) ... 21 0 0 Danson, Dr .... 110 Cowley, J. C., Esq., Kulsby (1864) 20 0 0 Darley and Butler, Messrs. 220 Cox and Co., Messrs. ... 5 S 0 Darling, Mrs., Pembridge Sq 330 Cox, Gen. Henry C. M. . . 0 10 6 Darnley, The Earl of . . 100 Cox, Henry, Esq., Trevereux (1864-75) 45 0 0 Dauber, J., Esq., Brigg . 200 Cracklow, General . . .200 Daugush, A., Esq. . . 110 j Cranfield, Wm. Esq. ... 1 1 0 Davey, Rev. W. H. . . .050 Craven, Miss S. .... 0 5 0 Davidson, Messrs. D. and A., Crawley, Edmund, Esq. ..050 Inverness, part over-pay- Crichton, Alexander, Esq. (1864-71) 1010 0 ment to them by Planters Crichton, Lieut.-Col. the Hon. at South Coorg, India (1874) . . 100 C. F 200 Davidson, Miss K. H. (1874) . . 0 10 0 Crichton, F., Esq. (1864-6) . . . 10 0 0 Davidson, Miss M. M. (1874) . . 0 10 0 Criohton, Viscount . . .200 Davies, John, Esq. ... 1 1 0 Croggon & Co., Messrs. T. J. 0 5 0 Davies, John M. Esq. (1873-4) . . 220 Cronta, IX, Esq., BloomsburySq. (1864) 1010 0 Davies, Mrs. Colonel, Mit- Crosse,Mrs.St.Croix. ..110 ch«ldean(1874) 100 Crosstey, Messrs. John & Sons Davis, Capt. T. Arnall (1865-6) . . 10 0 0 (Limited), Halifax . . . 10 0 0 Davis, Mrs. G., Clapham . . 10 0 0 Crowder, A. G., Esq. ..550 Davison, A., Esq., Dudley . 0 10 6 Crowther, Charles, Esq. . .110 Davison, Newman, and Co. .110 286 THE LITE-BOAT. [MAY 15, 1875- Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. £.. >. d. Davy, F., Esq., Topsham .100 Drapers, Worshipful Com- Davy, Yates, and Roatledge. 110 pany of (1862-73) 147 0 0 Dawlish Branch (1875) . . . . 33 12 5 Druitt, Henry, Esq. . ..050 Dawson, R. Esq. (1873-5) . . . 300 Drummond, Alfred M., Esq. 100 Dawson, W. H., Esq. (1866). . . 10 10 0 Drummond, Capt. C. G. A. . 2 2 0 Day John Esq .... 1 1 0 Drummond, Lady E. E. F. . 2 0 0 Day, Mrs 'F 100 Drummond, General . . .220 Dayman, C. O., Esq. . . .300 Drummond, George F., Esq. 220 Deacon, Messrs. E. and A. . 1 1 0 Drnmmond, Messrs. . . . 10 0 0 Deacon, W. M., Esq. ... 0 10 6 Drury, E. D., Esq. ... 1 J 0 Dean, Albert A, &Co., Messrs. 1 I 0 Drury, H. D., Esq- . . . 0 10 0 Deane and Co., Messrs., King Duberly Mrs . . .110 William Street .... 1 1 0 Dublin Branch (1874) . . . . 90 0 0 Deane, Edwd. G., Esq., (1861-8) . . 36 5 0 Dublin Port and Docks Board 75 0 0 Deane, Miss, Weston (1859-64) . . 21 10 0 Duckworth, Mrs. Herbert .110 Ditto 110 Du Croz, F. A., Esq. (1866-74) . . 80 0 0 Deans, Mrs., Stockwell . . 0 10 6 Dudlow J.N.,Esq.,Maidstone 110 De Bussche, E. M., Esq. .220 Duff T Esq . ..110 Decandia and Schiaffino, Dugmore, Lieut.-Col. ..110 Dumas, F. K., Esq. (1863-4) . . 15 15 0 De Kantzow Capt H P B N. 3 3 0 Duncan G., Esq. ...,550 De la Granja, The Marquis .100 Duncan, Miss, Bath (1867) . . . 50 0 0 De L , ta Comtesse, Brussels Ditto ...... 220 (1871-5) . , . . 800 Duncombe, G. T., Esq. ..110 Dell. L., Esq.,Pelbam Crescent 110 Dundee Branch (1874) . . . . 100 0 0 Demson, Alfred, Esq. ..220 Dunfermline Branch (1875) . . . 3107 Dennistoun, A. H., Esq. ..110 Dunn and Co., Messrs. W. .110 Denny, Mrs., in memory of the late A. " Dunsappie " (1874) 10 0 0 O. C. Denny, Esq., R.N. (1859-67) 15 0 0 Dunsford, Miss (1873-5). . . . 330 Denny, T. A., Esq. (1867-8). . . 10 0 0 Danville, Mrs., Prince's Dent and Co., Messrs. E. .330 Gate, in accordance with Dent, George, Esq. (1872-4) ... 10 10 0 the desire of the late W. Ditto . . . .110 Dunville, Esq. (1874) . . . . 500 0 0 Dent, W., Esq., Tower St. (1860-8) . 84 0 0 Durnford, Rev. Edmund. .110 Ditto . , . . 10 10 0 Durrant, Comm. F., R.N ..200 De St. Croix, Capt,, H.C.S. . 2 2 0 10 10 0 Dyas, Lieut. R. H. . . .300 De St. Croix, Mrs. J. . . .110 Dyer, Win., Esq 330 Des-Voeux, Lady (1869-72) . . . 40 0 0 Dymond, E. E., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Devall, Miss .... 0 10 0 Dyott, Miss, Torquay. . . 0 10 6 Deverell, J., Esq 110 Devey, The Misses ... 5 0 0 Devitt and Hett, Messrs. .110 Devitt and Moore, Messrs. (1866). . 10 10 0 E. (1869) ... . 50 0 0 Devon, The Earl of . . .200 E. A. (1864-6)...... 20 0 0 Dickson, Rev. W. R. ... 1 0 0 E A (1870) . . . . 10 10 0 Digby, G. W.. Esq. . . . 500 E. A. B. (1872-4) 11 0 0 Digweed, Rev. J. J., M.A. (1874) . . 100 E. A. Y., found in purse of Dilley, Win., Esq., Littleton 200 her Son, a midshipman, Dipnall, Henry, Esq. . . .200 killed in the maintop of Dixon and Harris, Messrs. .220 his ship (1875) 100 Dixon, Miss L 110 E. B., a Thank-offering for Dobson, Admiral . . ..100 Mercies received (1869) . . . 100 0 0 Dobson, Mrs. C., Hollydale .110 E. B. (A Sailor's Daughter). 1 1 0 Doraecq and Co., Messrs. P. 1 1 0 E. C 100 Bomviile, Sir J. G., Bart. .110 E. C. (1872-5) . . .< , . 20 0 0 Donaldson, George, Esq., E H (1866) . . 10 0 0 New Bond Street (1873-5) . . 770 E H (1869) • 10 0 0 Donkin, R. S., Esq. . . . 21 0 0 E H.(1873) 10 0 0 Donne, J., Esq., Instow ..220 E. V. A. (1875) .... 10 0 0 Doubleday, Mr. F. W. . . 0 10 6 Bales, The Misses, Dartmouth (1868) 20 O 0 Doughty, Miss M. A. ... 1 1 0 Earle, H. E. and Co., Messrs. (1874) 500 Douglas, Lady (1863-4) . . . . 5O 0 0 East and West India Dock . Douglas, Lady Florence (1874) . . 100 Company (1869) 52 10 0 Douglas, Lord James ..110 East, Sir Gilbert A. C., Bart. 500 Dovera, George, Esq. . . .110 Eastbourne Branch (1875) .... 20 0 0 Dowling, E. S., Esq. ... 1 0 0 Eastwood, John F., Esq. .110 Dowses, Edward, Esq. ,.050 Eoroyd k Sons, Messrs. (1861-6) . . 20 10 0 Downshire, Marchioness of . 1 10 Ditto 330 Dowson and Co., Messrs. J. (1867) 10 10 0 Eden, Mrs. Henry . . .200 Doxat, Miss C., Clapham . 0 10 6 Edge, W. M., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Doyle, Miss Diana (1869-74) . . 420 Edgington, B., Esq. (1863-6) . . 10 0 O Doyle, P. W., Esq. . . .220 Edgworth, M. P., Esq. . . 0 10 0 Drake, J. V., Esq. . , .0100 Edinburgh and Leitb Branch (1874) 33331 fi Drake, T., Esq. (1867-74) . . . li 0 0 Edmunds, Bear-Admiral .110 Draper, John, Esq. . . . 0 10 6 Edwardes, T. D., Esq. ..100 LIST OF DONATIONS AND ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS. 287 Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. i. d. £. s. d. Edwards, James, Esq. (1866) . . UK) 0 0 1 F. P. H. (1871) 10 0 0 Edwards,J.,Esq., Record Office I I 0 \ F. R. (1869) 50 0 0 Edwards, Miss, Clifton ..110 F X (1865) ...... 50 0 0 Edwards, Miss M. (1871) . . . 50 Q 0 'Faber and Co., Messrs. A. . 220 Edwards,S.,Esq,, Fenchmrch St. I 1 0 Edzell Drawing of Prizes (1866) . 40 0 0 Fairbank,H.,Esq.,WillenhaH 110 Egan, T. Selby, Esq. . ..110 Fairfax, Lady 1 1 o Egerton, Capt. C. R., R.N., Fairthorne, E., Esq. . .220 Widow of the late . . .500 Fairthorne, Miss A. . .550 Egerton, Miss G. C. . . . 2 0 O Fairthorne, Miss E. . .110 Egerton, Rev. J. C. ... 0 10 6 Falcon, Mrs. (1867-71) . . . 15 0 0 Egremont, Dowager Countess of, Fall, R. W., Esq. . . .220 per Watchet Life-boat (1875) . - 50 0 0 Falmouth, The Viscount .500 Ekins, Mrs. P. J. .... 5 5 0 Fane, W. D., Esq 220 Elam, Miss 2 10 0 Fanning and. Co., Messrs. W. 1 1 0 Ditto (1875) ... . . 2 10 0Fanshawe, Rev. Arthur A. (1872). . 20 0 0 Elder, A. L., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Fanshawe, Vice-Adm., C.B. .110 Ellas and Co., Messrs. ..110 Fanshawe, Miss Harriet (1865-7) . . 30 0 0 Eliot, Hon. H. C 200 Farley, Mrs. W., Clifton (1875) . . 110 Ellen and Co., Messrs. . . 0 10 6 Farmer, Capt. Wm. R. G. . 1 1 0 Elliot, Sir Walter. . ..100 Farnell, Mrs., Dedham ..110 Elliott, Mrs., Bournemouth .220 Farquhar, Captain H. R., 24th Elliott, Watney, and Co. (1864) . . 10 0 0 Regt. (1865-74) 70 0 0 Elliott, Wm., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Farrer, James, Esq. (1864) . . . 10 0 0 Ellis and Sons, Messrs. H. . 1 V 0 Favell, J. Mimes, Esq. (1861-8) . . 20 0 0 ' Ellis, Alderman .... 1 1 0 Ellis, Capt., Lymington ..200 Feeney, John, Esq. . . .110 Ellis, Miss, Hantpstead ..110 Fellowes, H. D., Esq. ..200 Ellis, Mrs., Harrogate ..110 Fellows, C. F., Esq. (1868-9) . . 10 0 0 Ellis, Mrs., Hampstead ..110 Felton, W. V., Esq. (1873) . . . 10 0 0 Ellis, Mrs. Robert (1866) . . . 1000 Fenn, Ford, Esq 0 10 o Ellis, Rev. Robert (1865) . . . 10 0 0 Fenwick, C. R., Esq. ... 5 0 0 Elmsall, Major W. de C. .110 Fenwick, Capt. John ... 1 1 0 Elwes, J. H., Esq. (1859-67) . . 25 0 0 Fenwick, Mrs. S. C. . . . 100 Ditto ...... 200 Fetherstonhaugh, C., Esq. .100 Ely, The Marquis of . . . 20 0 0 Few, Rev. Charles E., M.A. 110 Emery, Frederick, Esq. . . 0 10 6 Field, Capt. E., R.N. . . .100 Emmerson, Mrs. Susan (1873-4) . . 200 Field, Rev. F., Heigham. .110 Eara, Rev. John (1870-74) . . . 100 Field, J. P., Esq 200 Engelhardt, L. A., Esq. ..110 Fielding, Colonel the Hon. P. 110 Engledue and Campbell, Messrs., Figgis, Samuel, Esq. . . 220 portion of balance of account relative Filey Branch (1875) 25 0 0 to the Mercantile Marine (1870) 23 11 11 Filliter, Freeland, Esq. ..060 English Bros., Messrs. ..110 Filliter, G. Clavell. Esq. .050 English, Lieut., R.E. ... 1 0 0 Filliter,S. Freeland, Esq. .050 Entwistle, Thomas, Esq. . .300 Filliter, W. Davey, Esq. . . 050 Erie, The Right Hon Peter, Findlay, Mrs. James. In aid Q C. (1875) 1000 1 of Scotch Life-boats . . 1 1. 0 Erie, The Right Hon. Sir , Finlay, E.. Esq., Rnncom (1873-5) 106 William (1861-7) 20 10 0 Finnis and Fisher, Messrs. .110 Erne, The Earl of, K.P.. .100 Fisher, E., Esq., Girvan (1868-75) . 35 0 0 Erne, The Countess of . . 1 0 0 Fisher, Mrs., Morncombe (1875) . . 550 Ernsthausen and Oesterley .110 Fishmongers, Worshipful Company of Estridge, Edward, Ksq. . , 1 J 0 j (1863-73) ...... 315 0 0 Estridge, Loraine, Esq. ..220 Sishwick, J. H. Esq. (1871-5) . . 550 Evans, Admiral G. ... 1 I 0 : Fishwick, S. E., Esq. (1875) . . 110 Evans, Capt. F. J. O., E.N,, •Fisk, Rev. J.H. (1857-71) . .. 45 0 0 C.B., F.R.S 220 FitzGerald, Miss. Bath . . 0 10 0 Evans, Col. W. E. (1875) . . . 200j FitzRoy, Captain C. C. (1869) . . 10 0 0 Evans, Mrs., Seymour Street. 200 j Fladgate, Mrs., Staines ..110 Evans, Mrs. W., Chesham St. 1 1 0 | Fleetwood. Branch (1875) . . . 10 0 0 Eversfleld, C. G., Esq. ..110 Fletcher, B. E., Esq. . . . 0 10 0 Ewart, Macaughey, and Co. 220 Fletcher, G. Hamilton, Esq. 330 Ewart. Miss Mary A. ..330 Fletcher, W., Esq., Cheltenham 200 Ewart, William Lee, Esq. . 10 0 0 ' Flower, C. E., Esq. (1859-69) . . 21 0 0 Ewing,W. Orr, Esq. (1874). . . 500 ' Footner, G. B., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Excelsior Society, Price's Forbes and Co., Messrs. ..220 Patent Candle Company (1875) . . 300 Ford, Alfred, Esq. (1869-75) . . 2 10 0 Exeter Branch, (1874) . . . . 74 7 7 Ford, Miss Elizabeth, Croydon (1872-5) 1 10 0 Eimouth Branch (1875) . . . . 25 0 0 Ford, Mrs., Croydon (1872-5) . . 920 Eyre, G. J., Esq. (1872-4) . . . SO 0 0 1 Ford, Rev. J., Weston ..300 Eyre, Rev. H. S 100 j Fordham, J. E., Esq. (1864) . . 10 10 0 Foreman, Mr. Owen, Jun. .050 Foresters, Ancient Order of, vide p. 306. F. A. W. (1862-73) 18 0 0 Forrest, Major-General ..110 F. E. (1866) 10 0 0 Forrester, Mrs. Agnes (1870-5) . . 15 0 0 288 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 15, 1875. Asn. Suba. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. «. d. £. s. d. £. t. d. £. t. d, Forrestt and Son, Messrs. (1853-68) 37 6 0 Gawen, Admiral J. C. G. R. . 1 1 0 Ditto ... ..220 Geisler and Co., Messrs. ..330 Forrestt, "W. A., Esq., the late 220 General Iron Screw Collier Co. 330 Forrow, B. A., Esq., and Edwin Gibb, B., Esq., Royal Each. (1863-72) 21 0 0 Taffs, Esq., Poplar (1874). .. 10 10 0 Gibb, B. D., Esq., Royal Exchange (1874)10 10 0 Forteath, Mrs., Bunny Park (1863-8). Gibb, Chas. J., Esq., M.D. (1871). . 10 10 0 (In addition to gift of "Whitby So. 2 Gibb, Col. W. E. (1873-5) . . . 330 Life-boat) ...... 20 0 0 Gibb, Mr. and Mrs. T. Jones (1874-5) 150 0 0 Fortescue, The Hon. G.M. (1865-6). 15 0 0 Gibb, T. Jones, Esq. ... 2 2 0 "For those in peril on the Sea" (1874) 550 Gibbes,W.,Esq. . ..100 Forth, Miss, Chesham St. . 1 1 0 Gibbs, H. H., Esq. ... 2 2 0 Fortnum, Mason, and Co. .220 Gibson, Mrs. Mary (1873-4). . . 200 Foster, G. E., Esq., Cambridge (1874) 110 Gilbert, J. A., Esq. ... 1 0 0 Foster, J. N., Esq. (1875) . . . 1 I 0 Gillespies, Moffatt, and Co. . 220 Foster, Rev. Sir C,, Bart. .220 Gillespy, J. Roebuck, Esq. .110 Foster, Richard, Esq. ..500 Gillett, Rev. G. E. (1866) . . . 10 10 0 Fowler, John, Esq., Sheffield (1874) 500 Gillett, W. S., Esq. (1865) . . . 10 10 0 Fowler, Win., Esq 110 Ditto ...... 1 1 0 Fox, Rev. G. T 110 Gillett, Mrs. W. S. (1865) . . . 10 10 0 Fraucillon. Mrs., Norwood (1875) 500 Francis, Mrs. Alfred, Colchester (1874) 0 10 0 Gillett Miss. .... 0 10 6 ' Franklyn, H. W., Esq. ..220 Gilliat & Co., Messrs. (1861-4) . . 10 10 0 Franklyn, Rev. F. W. (1863-6) . . 15 0 0 Gilmore, Rev. John . . .220 Franks and Son, Messrs. .110 Gilmour, Rankin & Co., Messrs. 110 Fraser,E., Esq., Inscb. (1872-5) . . SO 0 0 Gipps, George, Esq. (1853-67) . . 22 2 0 Freeland, Messrs. J. and A. B. 110 Gladstone, Miss Marion, Freeling, Mrs., Slough (1869-74) . . 21 0 0 Freeman, C., Esq., Dover (1874) . . 10 0 0 Glasgow Branch (1875) . . . . 457 10 0 Freeman, Miss (Canterbury) (1872-4) 1500 Glen, Joseph, Esq. (1873-5). .. 31 0 0 Freer, Rev. T. H., M.A. ..110 French, Mr. Hugh, and Mem- Glover Brothers, Messrs. . . 0 10 0 bers of his Family (1874) . . . 0 10 0 Goble, W. I., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Frere, Miss M. A, , . . .100 Goddard, R., Esq. ... 0 10 0 Freshfield, Miss .... 1 1 0 Goden, Miss, Maida Vale . 0 10 0 Frewen, C. H., Esq. (1867) . . . 10 0 0 Godfrey, J. S., Esq. . . . 0 10 0 Fribourg and Treyer, Messrs. 0 10 0 Godlee, Mrs. R 110 Frith, Major Cockayne (1875) . . 220 Godsat, P.W.,Esq. ... 2 0 0 Frith, Rev. Wm. A., M.A. (1871-5) 440 Godwin & Son, Messrs., Pools 220 Frost Brothers. Messrs. ..110 Goff Capt R . . ..100 Fry and Chandler, Messrs. . 0 10 6 Goff, Joseph, Esq., the late (1860-9) 270 0 0 Fry, E., Esq., Lincoln's Inn .100 Goff, Mrs. Joseph (1866). . . 10 0 0 Frye, Mrs. L A. H. . . , 1 10 Golding, Robert, Esq. . 110 Fuller, Rev. Trayton. ..100 Goldsmid, Lady (1865-8) . , 20 10 0 Fuller, Mrs. Trayton . . .100 Goldsmid, Sir Francis H , ' Bart., M.P. (1860-74) . . . 65 5 0 Goldsmith, Vice-Adm., C.B. 110 ' Goldsmiths, Worshipful Co. of (1866-73) 200 0 0 Gollop, G. T., Esq. ... 2 2 0 G., Chelsea . . . 0 15 0 G. B. (1872) 25 0 0 Gomonde, Mrs. Anne, Pau. (1864-74) 220 0 0 G. D (1868) ... 20 0 0 Gonne, Edward, Esq. . ..110 G. G. (1873-5) .... 330 Goodenough, S. R., Esq. ..110 G. H. K.. (1868) .... 100 0 0 Goodgame, G., Esq. . ..110 G. J. A. (1872) .... 20 0 0 Goodman, Miss M, (1869-75) . . 16 0 0 G. Ii. (1873 5) 1 10 0 " Good Templar " Life-boat Fund, vide p. 307. Gadsby, John T., Esq. ..110 Gorringe, Frederick, Esq. .110 Gairduer, G. "W., Esq. ..110 Gorton, S., Esq. (1873) . . . . 10 10 0 Gale and Co., Messrs. . . .220 Gosehens, Mrs. Chaa., Croydon (1868) 10 10 0 Galloway, Joseph, Esq. ..100 Gosling, Col. W.C.,H. A. .110 Gambler, Admiral R,F. ..100 Gosling, H., Esq., Wyesham 1 1 0 Garden, Miss Emma (1858-74) . . 12 10 0 Gosman and Smith, Messrs. .110 Garden, Mrs. (1863-72) . . . . 34 10 0 Gostenhofer, C. T., Esq. (1866) . . 10 0 0 Gardiner, Miss, Camberwell 100 Gotobed, Miss 110 Gardiner, Rev. E. (1868-73) . . 80 0 0 Gould, J. A., Esq. (1866) . . . 10 0 0 Gardiner, Colston, Esq. (1872-75) . . 200 Gould, Miss H., Rugby . . 0 10 0 Gardner, F. G., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Goyeneche, J. V., Esq. ..110 Gardner, T. J. C., Esq. ..110 Graham, Cyril C., Esq. ..100 Garland, C., Esq., Billiter St. 0 10 6 Graham, James, Esq., (1867) . . 10 10 0 Garnett, W., Esq. (1874). . . . 110 Grant, J. and R., Messrs. (1874) . . 21 0 0 Garrett, W. H., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Grant, Miss . ... 0 10 6 Garrett, Mrs. W. H. . . 110 Gray, C. W., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Garston, Edgar, Esq., K.R.G. (1871-3) 15 0 0 Gray, Dawes, & Co., Messrs. 110 Gaskell, Samuel, Esq. (1865) . . 10 10 0 Gray, Rev. C., Retford ..050 Gas Light and Coke Company 1000 Greaves, Mrs .0100 Gassiot, J. P., Esq. (1868) . . . 10 0 0 Green, Arthur, Esq., Dewsbury (1874) 500 Gatty, C. H., Esq. ... 2 2 0 Green, Frederick, Jan., Esq. 110 LIST OF DONATIONS AND ANNUAL SUBSCBIPTIONS. 289 Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. *. d. £. d. £. s. d. £. a. d. Green, J., Esq., Dover St. Hallifas, Miss, Bury . . .110 Green, Joseph E., Esq. . Uambro & Son, Messrs. C. 3, \ 0 0 Green, Major-Gen. Chag. Hamilton, Capt. R. V.,R.N. 050 Green, Mr. W. K., Norwich 18?5) 1 0 Hamilton, Capt. SirE. A., Bt. 100 Greenock Branch (18T5) . . 65 0 Hamilton, Dr. M., R.N. . . 0 10 0 Greeuway, Mrs., Myton . 220 Hamilton, F. A., Esq. ..550 Greenwood, John, Esq. . 0 10 6 Hamilton, John, Esq. . ..300 Gregory and Co., Messrs. F. 1 1 0 Hamilton, Capt. T. B. . . 1 I 0 Gregory, G. B., Esq., M.P. (1862-73) 25 0 Hamond, Anthony, Esq. (1859-64) . 20 0 0 Grey, Adm. Sir F. W. (1873-5) . 20 0 Hampton, The Lord, G.C.B., V.P., Grey, Capt. J., Stcmehouse (1873) 50 0 (J861-4) ...... 10 0 0 Grey, Lady, Norwood (3872-5) , 20 0 Band, Miss, Guildford ..050 Ditto 100 Hand, Bear-Adm. G. S., C.B. 110 Gribble, Thomas, Esq. (1866) . 10 10 Hankey, Capt. F.T. B.,R.N. J 0 0 liriee & Co., Messrs. W. (1862-75). 125 0 Hankey, George, Esq. ..110 Griereon, Mrs...... 110 Hankey, Stephen A., Esq. (J859-74) 153 10 0 Griffin, E.,Esq.,0ail«ySquare(18S7-74) 56 5 0 Hankey, Wm. Barnard, Esq. 100 Griffith, G. Vfaldie, Esq. .300 Hanson, Mrs ...... 0 10 6 Griffith, J., Esq., Regent's Park (1861-7) 52 10 0 Harcourt, Adm. F, E. Vernon 110 Griffith, Mrs. M, E., Cheltenham Harcourt, Captain John ..500 (1861-73) 20 0 0 Harcourt, Mrs. Danby V. (1871) . . 100 0 0 Griffiths, M. Esq. (1874). . . . 50 0 0 Harden, A. T., Esq. . . .500 Griffiths, Tate, & Co., Messrs. 220 Bardie, Mrs. Peter, Bayswater (1874-5) 10 0 0 Grinds!!, Mrs. Sturt ... 1 0 0 Hardie, Thos. K., Esq., do. (1874-5) 10 0 0 Gripper, John E., Esq. ..110 Harding, J. C., Esq., and Mrs. Grocers,Worshipfii\Company (1854-72) 400 0 0 Harding ...... 100 Grosvenor, Lieut. The Hon.. Haidwick, Mrs. F.W. ..110 Norman deVA., M.P. ..100 Hardy, E. S., Esq. . . .110 Grosvenor, Chater, and Co. .110 Hardyman, Miss C. J. . .100 Grove, Miss Chaiyn (in ad- Hare, John, Esq., Stonehouse 110 dition to gift of Poithcawl Harford, H. C., Esq. . . .110 Life-boat) 500 Harford, Mrs., Tregunter (1866) . . 300 0 0 Gubbins, J. P., Esq. ... 2 2 0 Hargrove, Mrs. Clifton (1868-75) . . 400 Guest, A. E., Esq., Southampton (1864) 10 0 0 Harker & Co., Messrs. G. . .110 Guimaraens, M. F., Esq. . 0 10 6 Harman, Miss, Hammersmith (1874) 0 10 0 Gun Makers, Worshipful Com- Harper, E. N., Esq. ... 1 I 0 pany of (1866-75) 121 0 Harper, S., Esq., Lloyd's. .110 Gordon, W., Esq. (1864-73) . . 20 0 Harris, J., Esq., Thames St.. 0 10 Guyon, Geo., Esq. . . . 0 10 6 Harris, Mrs. Willmer. ..11 Guyton, Joseph, Esq. ..110 Harris, Miss, Clapton ..11 Gwilt, Alfred, Esq. ... 1 1 0 Harris, Miss L. L. ... 1 1 Gwilt, Mrs 110 Harrison, H. W., Esq. . . 0 10 „ Harrison, Miss H. M.,Bath (ISS9) . 10 0 0 Ditto 1 1 0 H. A. W.(1865) .... 10 0 Harrison, Miss M. A., Fareham (1875) 300 H. B., Calcutta (1864) . . 10 0 Harrison, Mrs. J. Barker .110 H. B. T. (1867-74) . . . 8 0 Harrison, T. H., Esq. ... 1 1 0 H. C. (1869) 20 0 Hart, Henry, Esq., fiotherham 0 10 0 H. C. (1869-74) .... 2 10 Hartley & Co., Messrs. James 220 H. E. a, Rochdale (1874) . 5 0 Hartley, F., Esq., Exeter 0500 H. E. D., Bitterns (1874) . 100 0 Hart on, Samuel, Esq.. . 110 H. G. (1870) 10 10 Barton,"W.H., Esq.,V.P. 2 2 0 15 10 0 H. H. M. (1873) .... 5 5 Harvey, Charles, Esq. . 110 H. M. W., " In Memoriam" (187 0 10 Harvey, Chas. H., Esq. . 110 H.P. F. (1869) .... 10 0 Harvey, George, Esq., Fairfield (1868) 50 0 0 H. R. (1871) 25 0 Harvey, H. M., Esq., Hexworthy (1866) 10 0 0 H. R. S. (1875) .... 5 0 Harvey, Rev. T. .... 1 1 0 H. S. (1861-5) 27 0 Harvie, Miss Hannah (1868) . . 50 0 0 H. S. C. (1859-73) . . . 400 0 Harwood, Knight and Allen 110 H. W. (1865-7) .... 12 0 Haslam, Appleton, and Co. 110 H. W. D., Richmond (1874-5) 3 2 Hastings Branch (1875) . . . 35 0 0 Haarbleicher and Schumann 1 1 Hatherton, Lord ... 110 Hackett, Ausender, and Co.. 1 1 Hatton, Mrs., Leamington 0 10 0 Bacon, The. Misses ... 1 0 Haverfield,Rev.W.B.,MA 100 Haddington, The Earl of . 2 2 Uawes and Hertz, Messrs. 0 10 0 Haigh & Son, Messrs, W. . 0 10 Hawker, Charles, Esq. . 110 Haines, W. H., Esq. ... 1 1 Hawkins, Clement, Esq. . 110 Hales-Tooke, Kev. J. T. (1873) . . 21 0 Hawkins, Mr., Woburn (1874) . . 0 10 0 Halford, Lady 110 Hawkins, Kev, Bradford D., Hftll, John, Esq., Reigate .220 in memory of E. B. C. 0 10 6 Hall, Miss E., per Mrs. Hartley (1867) 10 0 Hay, Vice-Adm. J. B, L. 220 Hall, Miss M. S 0 10 ( Hay, Tice-Adm. J. B. P. . 100 Hall, The Misses, Davenham 1 1 C Hayes, Win., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Hall, Richard, Esq., Wigton 1 1 C Haycoek, Miss H., Clifton (J8S2-74) 11 0 0 Hall, Vice- Adm. Sir W. H.. 1 1 C Hayhurst, Rev. T. France .100 H»llam, C. T., Esq. . . . 0 10 ( Hayle Branch (1875) . 500 290 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 15, 1875. Ann. Subs. Donations. ] Ann. Subs. Donations. £. s. d. £. a. d. £. s. d. £. *. d. Haynes, Edmund C., Esq. .110 Hoare(the Iatc),J.Gurney,Esq. 110 Hays, John W., Esq. (1850-69) . . 1212 0 Hoblyn, Jas., Esq. (1872-4). . . 330 Hay's Wharf, Proprietors of. 110 Hobson, A. S., Esq. . ..110 Hayter and Hayter, Messrs. .110 Hockin, G. S., Esq. (1865) . . . JO JO 0 • Hayward, J.Fred., Esq. (1873-5) . . 15 5 0 Hodd and Son, Messrs. R. .110 Hazard & Caldecott, Messrs. 220 Hodd, Mr. F. H., R.N. ..050 Hazlehurst, Messrs. ... 1 1 0 Hodgkinson, W. S., Esq. .110 Head and Co., Messrs. H. . 1 1 0 Hodgson, E.D., Esq., Temple 110 Headfort, The Marquis of . 200 Hodgson, F. C., Esq., Headly, J. Ind., Esq. ..200 Downing Street . . . . 1 10 0 Heape, Benj., further for the Nary Hodgson, F. W.,Esq.,Watling Heape Life-boat at Kimerldge(1873) 150 0 0 Street (1872-5) 330 Hearne, T. P., Esq. (1869) . . . 10 10 0 Hodgson, Miss (1867-74) . . . 400 Heathcote, Com. J. A. . . I I 0 Hodgson, Mrs. Isabella (1873-4) . . 600 Heathcote, J, M., Esq. .,110 Hoggard, John, Esq. ... 1 0 0 Heathorn, W., Esq., and Lady Holden, E. T., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Prinn ..220 Holdsworth, Robert H., Esq.. 110 Heatley and Son, Messrs. .110 Holland/The Hon. Mrs. F. .110 Heinekey, Messrs. R. and Co. 110 Hollis, Miss E. G. (1870-5) . . . 25 0 0 Hemery, C., Esq O 10 6 Holmes, A. E., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Henckell, DuBuisson, and Co. 220 Holmes, Rev. Edward W.,M.A. (1874)' 5 0 0 Henderson, Miss F., in memory of the Holmes, Bancroft, Esq. ..500 lateJ. Henderson, Esq., R,N. 1 1 0 Holt, J. E., Esq., Grantham (1860-4) 21 0 0 Henderson, Miss .... 1 1 0 Holt, W. J. Esq., Bangor (1872-4) 30 0 0 Heneage, Major . . . .220 Ditto 10 0 0 Henley-on-Thames(1874-5). . . 11 13 0 Holyhead Branch (1875) . . . . 10 0 0 Hennell, Thomas, Esq. . . 0 10 0 11 Oman and Co., Messrs. ..110 Henning, Mrs., Orsete Tec. .110 Home, The Countess of . .300 Henry and Barker, Messrs. . 0 10 0 Home, The Rt. Hon. Earl of 500 Henry, Lieut.-Col. ... 1 1 0 Home, W., Esq., M.D. ..100 Kenwood, C.. Esq 110 Homer, Rev. Henry, M.A. (1875) 0 JO 6 Hepburn, Mrs. Emily M, .110 Honychurch, Mrs. . . . 0 10 6 Herbert, Dennis, Esq. ..110 Honychurch, T., Esq. . . 0 10 0 Hereford, Miss Lucy (1874-5) . . 800 Hood, Captain, R.N., C.B. . 200 Herring, Messrs. G.& A. & Co. 110 Hood, Miss Jacomb (1864-71) . . 91 0 0 Hersehell, Mrs., Westbourne Hooper, A., Esq., Royal In- Terrace 110 stitution (1863-73) 25 0 0 Hervey, Lord Augustus, M.P. 110 Ditto 110 Hetherington, John M., Esq. (1871) 11510 0 Hooper, A. D., Esq. ... 1 0 0 Hewat, Mrs., Canonbury. .110 Hooper, Messrs. R, & SODS .110 Hewett & Co., Messrs. J. D. 220 Hooper, Miss E ... 0 10 0 Hewetson, Thos. Esq. ,.110 Hooper, Mrs. H., Peckham .110 Hewitt, The Misses, Lytham (1873-4) 200 0 0 Hooper, T. W., Esq., Southsea 110 Heywood, E. S., Esq. (1859-66') . . 2100 " Hope," per Rev. H, Madgin (1866) 10 0 0 Ditto 220 Hope, Charles, Esq. ... 1 1 0 Heywood, Eev. H. R. ... 1 1 0 Hope,Mrs.'W.C.,Bath(1873-4) . . 400 Hicheas, A. 1C., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Hopkins, Mrs 110 Hiekes, Miss F., Bath ..100 Hopkins, Miss R. (1873) . . . 10 0 0 Hickman, Mrs. (1869-75) . . . 650 Hopkins, Rev. Canon ... 1 1 0 Hickman, Miss (1869) . , . . 10 10 0 Hopkins, Rev. F 110 Ditto ... 1 I 0 Hopkins, The Misses, Not- Higham, W. S., Esq. (1875) . . . 0 10 0 tingham 500 Higson, J. Esq . . . .110 Hopkins, Joshua Scales, Esq. (1874) 50 0 0 Hilhouse, Messrs. R. & Sons 220 Hopkinson, Mrs., Ambleside 220 Hilhoase, Miss 0 10 6 Hopkinson, W.,Esq., Birchfield 110 Hilhouse, Miss Harriet . . 0 10 6 Horn, Mr. J E .... 1 1 0 Hill and Sons, Messrs. J. . . I 10 Home, H., Esq., Hove ..110 Hill, A., Esq., Brace Grove (1868) 10 10 0 Horniblow, Capt. (1871-5) . . . 4 J 0 Hill, Edwin, Esq. ... 1 1 0 Horniman, John, Esq. ..110 Hill, F., Esq., Hampstead .100 ' Horschitz & Co., Messrs. ..110 Hill, Lawrence, Esq. . . .100 Horton, Capt. W., R.N. ..100 Hill, Lord Arthur William .550 Horton, Colonel (1872-4). . . . 800 Hill, Major 110 Horton, T. E., Esq. ... 3 3 0 Hillier, Miss M. A. ... 1 0 0 Hosken, Mrs. H., Penryn (1875) . . 0 50 0 Hillier, W. G., Esq. (1868) . . . 10 0 0 Hotchkis, Mrs., Llanwystre. 100 Ditto .200 Hotham, Beaumont, Esq. .100 Hillman, Mrs. Clark ... 1 0 0 Hotham, The Hon. Lady .220 Hills and Underwood, Messrs. 110 Houston, Mrs. Blakiston, Sen. (1867) 50 0 0 Hills, F. C., Esq.. Deptford .110 Hovell, J. R., Esq. (1875) . . . 1 1 O Hills, F.Ernest, Esq., Redleafl 1 0 Hovenden, P.P., Esq. (1872-5) . . 30 0 0 Hilton, Anderson, and Co. . 0 10 6 Howard, Dr ... 110 Hinckes, Miss (\659-7V) . . . . 10 0 0 Howitt, Mrs. E., Southwell .110 Hindley, W. H., Esq. ..110 HOWSOD, F. J., Esq. ... I 1 0 Hinkley, John, Esq. ... 1 1 0 i Hubbard, Capt., C. J. . . 100 Hirsch, J. P. Esq. . . . 0 10 0 Huddersfield Branch (1874-5) . . 7a 7 0 Hitchcock, "Williams, and Co. 110 LIST OF DONATIONS AND ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS. 291 Ann. Suta. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. ». d. £.. s. d. £. s. d. £. S. rf. Hudson, Thos., Esq. . . 110 James and Sons, Messrs. E. 220 Hudson, W. G., Esq. . . 110 James, Bev. C. C. (1871-4) 400 Hughes, W., Esq., Meole . 110 Jamieson, A., Esq., the late. Hunstanton Branch (1875) . . 12 0 0 Gloucester Square (1860-73) 93 10 0 Boat, C. Brooke, Esq. . 100 Janson, Mrs. T. C. (1866-75) 52 10 0 Hunt, Rowland, Esq. . . 110 Jaason, R., Esq 110 Hunter & Erichsen, Messrs. 200 Janverin, Edw. T., Esq. (1860-75) 32 6 0 Hunter, Mark WHliam, Esq. (1872-4) 13 13 0 Ditto ...... 1 1 0 Hoist, T. G., Esq. . . . 0 10 6 Jarman, A. E., Esq. (1873-4) . . 4 1 0 Husey and Son, Messrs. R. A. 1 0 0 Jefferis, Miss, Titchfield (1873-4) . . 210 Bussey, R. H., Esq. (1859-69) . . 20 0 0 i effery, The Misses ... 2 0 0 Hutetiesson, Miss, Dover (1866) . . 400 0 0 Jejeebnoy, Hon. Knstonyee Bntchins, E. J., Esq. . . .200 Jamsetjee (1864) 500 0 0 HutcMnson, A., Esq. (1860-74) . . 90 0 0 Jentags, E. J., Esq. (1860-8) . . 28 0 0 Hutohiuson, E. S., Esq. ..220 Jenkin and Phillips, Messrs.. 110 Sutehiasoa, Miss C. (1863-74) . . 17 0 0 Jenner and Sons, R. and H. . 5 5 0 flutchinson, Miss Fanny (1871-4). . 8 0 0 Jennings, F. W., Esq., Leek (1869-72) 21 0 0 Hutchlnson, Rev. J. R., B.D. 1 0 0 Jenson, John, Esq. ... 1 1 0 Huth and Co., Messrs. F. (1864-73) 21 0 0 "Jeohiada Walters "(1869). . . 10 0 0 Haft, Henry, Esq. (1865) . . . 10 10 0 Jessop, Mrs., Brighton ..110 Hutt, SirW.,K.C.B, (1864) . 10 10 0 Jillard, H. P., Esq. . . .0106 Hyatt, Edward, Esq. (1874) . . 5 5 0 Jobson, W. W., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Johnson, F., Esq 050 Johnson, G., Esq., Bromley (1870-73) 40 0 0 I. B.(1868-73) 110 0 0 Johnson, R., Esq., Edinburgh 5_ 5 0 LM, C. 0-868) 11 0 0 Johnston and Son, Messrs., TAnson, Charles, Esq. ,.110 Botolpli Lane .... 110 IJfraeombe and Morle Branch (1874) 30 0 0 Johnston & Sons, Messrs. 3J., Incumbent of Kent (1867) . , . 10 0 0 Seething Lane .... 1 1 0 Indemnity Mutual Marine Johnston, Sous,& Co., Messrs. Insurance Co. (1865) . . 105 0 0 E., Great St. Helen's . . 1 1 0 Jngilby, William, Esq. . . 1 J 0 Jones, E., Esq. and Mrs. Jones, a Inglis, Commander C.D,,R.N. 200 Thank-offering from, for Divine pre- Ingtis, J., Esq., Colchester .100 servation from imminent danger at Ingram, Mrs. Herbert . .550 Sea (1864) 20 0 0 Ingram, Rev. H. M. . . . 100 Jones and Co., Messrs. E.H. 110 Ipswich Branch ...... 48 10 0 Jones, Capt. C. Gray, R.N. .110 Irby, Rev. The Hon. L. C. R. 1 1 0 Jones, G. J., Esq 110 Jrede!), Capt. J. S. ... 1 0 0 Jones, J. Cadman, Esq. ..110 Irish National Life-boat Ba- Jones, James, Esq. ... 1 1 0 zaar Fund (1872) 20 0 0 Jones. Miss, Cheltenham. .110 Ironmongers, Worshipful Com- Jones, Miss C. J., Winchester 110 pany of(1863-73) 21 0 0 Jones, Miss Jane, Down End 0 10 0 Irving, Mrs. Colonel (1860-75) . . 16 4 0 Jones, Miss S., Cheltenham .110 We of Whithorn Branch (1875) . . 25 0 0 Jones, W.C., Esq. ...220 Italy, The Government of (1871) . . 20 0 0 Joy, Mr. W. J. . . . . 0 10 6 Im, Capt 110 Joyce, J., Esq., Laurie Park (1861-75) 47 5 0 Ivory, John, Esq., Rutland St., Joyce, W. A., Esq. ... 1 I 0 Hampstead Koad ... 100 Jubb, Samuel, Esq., Batley (1875) 10 0 0 Judge, Bev. J 110 J.A. (1869) 50 0 0 S.B.S. .' 500 K. E. C. (1873) 20 0 0 /. C. (Birmingham) (1870) . . . 20 0 0 Karr, Mrs. Seton .... 1 1 Ditto 220 Karslake, Sir John B,, Q.C. (1866) 10 0 0 J. C. and J. S. C. (The Beddings) Kattengell & Campbell, Messrs. 0 10 (1869-73) 10 0 0 Kaye, C., ES Ann. Sul», Donations. Ann. Snte. Donailwa. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. ». d. £. t. d, Kent, Henry, Esq., Shepherd's Law, Markham, Esq. ... 1 0 0 Bush 110 Law, The Hon. H. S. ..110 Kent, 1.3., Esq. (1871) . . . . 10 10 0 Lawley, Lady (1858-69) . . . . 100 0 0 Kepp, Richard, Esq. ... 1 1 0 Ditto 220 Keppel, Admiralthe Hon. Sir Lawrance, Win,, Esq. ..110 Henry, K.C.B. .... 1 1 0 Lawrence, G. H., Esq. (1870-5) . . 25 0 0 Kerr, Dr. W. C. (1864-8) . . . 15 0 0Lawrence, Gen. H. ... 1 1 0 Kershaw, 3. G., Esq. . . .110 Kilvert,N., Esq., Manchester 110 Lawrence, Lord, K.C.B. . . 2 0 0 Kinahan and Co., Messrs. .550 Lawrence, Miss J., Wimbledon 0 10 0 King, G., Esq 220 Lawrence, Mr. H. ... 0 5 0 King, F.C., Esq., Watling St. (1871-4) 440 Law-son, Miss Elizabeth . . 10 0 0 King, Mies Louisa A., Cork 100 Lawton, Miss M. A., Leicester (1868) 25 0 0 King, Miss Sarah, Skipton .100 Lawton, Mrs. Sarah (1866-75) . . 5 10 0 King, Mrs., Algiers . ..220 LeLachetir, John A., Esq. .500 King, Mrs. Arabella (1872-5) . . 100 Ditto (1866-9) 40 0 0 King, Messrs. H. S. & Co. .220 Le Marchant, Lady ... 1 1 0 King. K., Esq., Chelmsford (1874) 0 10 0 Lea, M., Esq. (1865-75) . . . . 11 11 0 King, Rev. A. (1858-64) . . . . 16 0 0 Leach, Miss, Ramsgate (1875) . . 110 Kinglake, Mrs., St. George's Sq.l 1 0 Leathersellers, Worshipful Com- Kingsford Kennett, Esq. .110 pany of (1874) '10 10 0 King's Lynn Branch (1875) . . . 53 10 9 Lebeau and Co., Messrs. ..110 Kingstown Branch (1875) . . . 42 5 6 Leckie, Messrs. J. B. & Co. 110 > Kinlocb, Miss, Gilmerton .100 Ledger, J.W.. Esq. . . .110 Kirk, Miss, Guildford . . 0 10 0 Ledward, C. 0., Esq. ..220 Kirkliston Branch (1874-5) . . . 11 4 3 Lee, Miss, FoIeshill(I87I-5) . . 40 0 0 Knight, Fred., Esq, . . . 0 10 0 Lee, Miss, Kinfare . . .220 Knight, Rev. H. C. ... 1 1 0 Lee, Son, and Co., Messrs. Wm. (1873) 21 0 0 Knill and Co., Messrs. J. . . 220 Leeds Branch (1875) . . . . 100 15 1 Knowles and Foster, Messrs. (1851-70) 102 10 0 Leek Branch (1874) 23 6 0 Knowles, John, Esq., Porchester Legge, Gen. the Hon. A, C. 200 Square (1874) ...... 110 Legge,Lieut.-Col.theHon.E.H. 1 0 0 Knowles, the late Miss M. . 500 Leicester Branch (1874) . . . . 50 0 0 Knox, B. D., Esq., Ardmillan (1872) 10 0 0 Leigh, Mrs. 0. H., Kensington 1 1 0 Koch, Mrs. J. E. C., Streatham (1864) 20 0 0 Leigh R Esq .... 1 1 0 Kopke, H., Esq. .... 1 1 0 Leiningen, Capt. H.S.H. the Prince, R.N., G.C.B. . 100 Leishman, Inglis, & Co " L " (1875) 10 5 0 « L. A." (1874) . . . 0 10 0 Letehworth, Mrg. Aspley 100 L. A. R. (1873) . . . 50 0 0 Lethbridge, A. G,, Esq. . 330 L, E. M. (1860-74) . . 100 0 0 Lethbridge, Miss ... 050 L. H. H. (1864) . . . 500 0 0 Lethbridge, Mrs. ... 050 Ladda, Capt. Wm. . . 1 10 0 Lethbridge, Rev. J. K., M.A. 050 Laing and Webster, Messrs. 220 Levesley, B. Esq 0 10 0 Lambert, Bros. & Scott, Messrs. 2 2 0 Lewin, Capt. M. B. ... 1 1 0 Lambert, F., Esq. ... 2 2 0 Lewin, Mrs. (1869-73) . . . . 20 0 0 Lambert, F. D., Esq. ..500 Lewin, Mrs., " Thank-ofiering " (1874) 400 Lampard & Foster, Messrs. .110 Lewis, Professor Hayter (1872) . . 10 10 0 Lampaon, George J., Esq, .220 Lewis, R., Esq., Inner Temple 110 Lancaster Branch (1875) . . . 108 8 6 Lewis, Richd.. Esq., Ledbury 0 10 0 Lancaster, Mrs. Mary ..110 Liddell,H.T., Esq. (1860-75) .. 87 H « Lance, Mrs., Dorking ..100 Liddon, J., Esq., Wimbledon 110 Land, Philemon, Esq. (1874) . . 100 0 0 Liebenrood, Capt. J., R.N, (1866-75) 32 0 0 Landon, Guy and Lionel (187 5) . . 056 Lightfoot, Mrs. General . . 1 10 0 Landon, Rev. E. H. (1875) . . , 500Lightfoot, Miss .... 1 10 0 Landseer, Miss (1874) . . . . 105 0 0Lighten, Rev. Sir C.R., Bart. 1 1 0 Lane, Rev. T. L 100 Lilley, W. E., Esq., Cambridge Langley, Charles, Esq. ..110 (1874) 110 Lillycrop, Mrs., Windsor. .050 Langton, F., Esq. (1865) . . . . 10 10 0Lincoln, Mrs. Stroud (1861-7) 50 0 0 Langton, Miss Maria ... 1 1 0 Lincolnshire Coast Shipwreck Associa- ! Langton, Kev. Charles (1862-6) . . 14 0 0 tion Branch (1875) . . . . 150 0 O Lindsay, W. S., Esq. ... 2 2 0 Langton, W. Gore, Esq. (1865-72) 250 0 0 Lingen, R. R. W., Esq., C.B. 220 Lansdell, Mr. G 110 Lingham, Mrs. (in addition Lanyon, J, C., Esq. ... 1 1 0 to gift of Rhosneigir Life- Larcom, Mrs. Capt. ... 1 0 0 boat Establishment) ..110 Larking, Alfred J., Esq.. .220 Linney, Albert, Esq. . . . 0 10 0 Larwell, Mias Eliza (1S74) . . , 500 Lintott, W., Esq., Horsham .110 Larwell, Miss Emily (187-J). , . 500 Lisgar, the Lord (1874-5) . . . 880 Larwell, Miss F. R. . . . 1 10 Lister, Beck, and Co., Messrs. 110 Latham, Rev. Canon . . .100 Listen, Young, & Co.. Messrs. 110 Laudale, Miss, The Binn (1875) . . 100 Little, Capt. A., R.N. (1866-75) . . 28 U 0 Law, J. H., Esq., Cambridge Little, Ernest M., ESQ. ..110 (1873-5) 10 0 0 Littleboro' Co-operative Soc. 220 LIST OF DONATIONS AND ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS. 293 Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. t. d. £. s. d. £. «. d. £. e. d. Littledale, Major (1861-9) . . 250 0 0M.R., a Thank-offering (1872) .. 20 0 0 Ditto 10 10 0 M. R. N. (1866) 11 0 0 Littlehales, Capt. E., R.N. .100 M. S. S 0 10 6 Liveing, Miss C 050 M. 0 10 0 Llanelly and Pembrey Branch (1875) 10 0 0 M. T. (1865-72) .... 20 0 0 Lloyd, E. H., Esq. (1859-66) . . 20 0 0 M'Arthur, Messrs. W. & A. . 2 2 0 Lloyd,Matlieson,&Co..Messrs.1 0 0 McBayne, Miss Frances (1875) . , 200 Lloyd, Mrs. G. J. M.. . . 1 1 0 McCance, Henry J., Esq.. . 010 Lloyd, Miss A., KenUworth. 110 M°ComaB, Thomas & Co., Messrs. Lloyd, The Misses . . . 0 10 o (1872-5) , 440 Lloyd's, Committee of, balance of an M°Donogh, Mrs 22 amount voted by Lloyd's, in 1802, M'Dougall Bros,, Messrs. . 0 10 for Life-boats (1872) . . . . 28 11 M»Ewa0 n and Co., Messrs. J. 1 1 Lockhart, Miss Macdonald (1868) . 20 0 0 M=Hardy, Admiral ... 1 1 Lockitt, Miss M. (1871-5) . . . 100 M'Kerrell, Wm., Esq. (1863-72) . . 80 0 0 Lockwood, Miss, Leicester .110 M°Neile, D. J., Esq. (1868). . , 10 0 0 Lodge, Robert, Esq. (1862-5) . . 12 12 0 M«Neill, Sir J., G.C.B. ..10 London, Asiatic, & American Maoan, Lieut.-Gen. H. . .20 Company 10 10 0 MaoAndrew & Co., Messrs. R. 2 2 London Assurance Corporation (1870) 31 10 0 Macdonald, J. D., Esq., and Long, Jeremiah, Esq. (1874) . . 550 Friends, Greenock (1875). . , 50 0 0 Long, Miss C.M., Chelsea .110 MacDonald, The Misses (1872-4) 400 Long, Miss D. T., Arandel (1867-8) 21 0 0 Mackenzie, Colonel ... 2 2 0 Longland, John, Esq.... 1 1 0 Mackenzie, E., Esq. (1874) . 100 Long8taff,F.,Egq.,Limehouse 110 Mackenzie, Mrs. E. (1862-4) 21 0 0 Lonsdale, W., Esq. (1872) . . . 20 0 0 Ditto 2 Looe Branch (1875) 10 "" Mackeson, H. B.. Esq. . . 1 Love, Mr. William, Paisley (1860-74) 15 Mackie, Mrs. J., Wakefield . 1 Lovegrove and Co., Messrs. .110 Mackinlay, Mrg., Woodlands 1 Lovelock, S., Esq., Auditor .110 Mackintosh, J., Esq. . , I Low, A., Esq., Leadenhall St. 1 1 0 Mackreth and Fosters, Messrs. 1 Low, Alex. F, Esq. ... 2 2 0 Macleod, Capt. R. B. E., R.N. 2 Lowdell, Miss, Baldwyns (1871) . . 10 10 0 Macmillan and Sons, Messrs. 1 Lowdell, Mrs., Bedales (1873) . . 50 0 0 Macnamara, Admiral Sir B. 1 Lowndes, Rev. E. S. . . . 1 10 Macnamara, H. T., Esq. . . 1 Lowndes, Mastr. W.». . . 0 5 0 Mactaggart, W., Esq.. . . 0 10 Loyd, Mrs. Lewis (1859-70). . . 25 5 0 MacWhirter, John, Esq., and Luard, Mrs., Hampstead ..330 Miss MacWhirter (1871-4) . , 12 5 0 Lucas. Ed., Esq.. Brighton .110 Magrath, Rev. J. R. . . . 0 10 Lucas,a.S.S.,Esq., Westbury (1867) 1010 0 Mahon, R. H. D., Esq. . . Lucas, Mrs. C. H 1 10 Mahon, Mrs Luscombe, Mrs 200 Maingay, Mrs Luscombe, Rev. F. P. E. .050 Maitland, Capt. H. L., R.N. Lushington, Mrs. 3. D. . .200 Maitland, Mrs., Gelstan . . Lushington, Vernon, Esq. (1861-4) . 21 0 0 Major and Field, Messrs. . LuttreU, Miss, St. Katherme's(1861-70) 36 10 0 Major, C. M., Esq. . . . Lutwidge, C. R. Fletcher, Esq. 1 1 0 Malan, H. V. Esq., M.D. . 0 10 Lyall, G., Esq., Late Gover- Malcolm, W. E., Esq. . . 1 0 nor of the Bank of England 2 2 0 31 10 Mallam, Richard, Esq. . . 1 0 •' Lydia," Southampton (1874) 0 10 Maltby, Chas. H., Esq. . . 2 2 Lyell, Miss Caroline ... 1 0 0 Maltby, H. E., Esq., Harrow (1874-5) 400 Lyell, The Misses (1871) . 10 0 Maltby, Lieut.-Colouel (1870-4) 15 0 0 Lymberg, Major (1875) . . 1 0 Maltby, Miss Jane. . . . 100 Lymberg, Mrs. and Miss (1875) 0 10 Manchester Branch (1874-5) 750 0 0 Lymherg, Rev. J. (1875) . 1 0 Manchester, The Duke of . 1 1 Lytham Branch (1874) . . 15 0 Manley, A. E., Esq. . . . 2 0 Manning, Collyer, and Co. . 0 10 Mannock, W. M. S. P., Esq. 1 1 M. (1863-75) 12 12 Mansel, J. C., Esq...... 1 1 . ' M." (1873-4) 150 0 Marcet,W., Esq., M.D., Cannes (1874) 550 M., per Messrs. Coutts (1867-74) . . 27 0 Margate Branch (1875) 50 0 0 a. A. F ..110 Margetts, Charles, Esq. ..110 'M.A.L.,"perW.Arnott,Esq.(V872) 200 0 "Marian "(1875) 330 M. A. S. (1867) 10 0 Marine and General Mataal M.B. 110 Life Assurance Society . 10 0 0 a. B., per Messrs. Williams, Maris, A., Esq 110 Deacon, and Co. (1868) . . . 20 0 0 Marjoribanks, E., Esq., Strand 220 «. B. T. W. (1869-75) . . . . 150 0 0Marjoribanks, Miss (1865) . . . 10 18 0 St. C. (1867) 11 0 0 Mark Lane Life-boat Fund, vide p. 307. W. C. M. (1869-73) 10 0 0 Marley,John,Esq.,Darlington 050 tt. E. C. 220 Marriott^ Capt. Edwd. . . 1 M. E.T 110 Marriott, Joseph, Esq. . . 1 M. J. P. (1864) 10 0 0 Marryat and Sons, Messrs. 3. 2 M. M. M., In Memory of . 10 0 0 Marryat, Charles, Esq. . . 1 ». N...... 1 VO 0 Marsh, Miss, Gloucester . . 1 M. E 500 Marshall, A.,Esq., Huntingdonl 294 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 15,1875. Ann. Subs. Donations. } Aon. Subs. Donations, £. «. d. £. e. d. i £. s. d. £. *. i, MarsbalI,C., Esq., Huntingdon 1 1 0 j MiUaid, Miss, Woburn (1874) . . 0 10 8 Marshall, George, Esq., Phil- j Miller, Dowager Lady (1868) . . 10 0 0 pot Lane (1861-8) 63 0 0 Miller, K. Jf. Esq. . . .330 Marshall, Rev. E. (JS54-73). . . 32 4 6 Miller, Hev. Thos. Elton, Ditto 100 Trustees of the late ..110 Marshall, Thos., Esq., Tulse Hill(1863) 10 10 0 Millington & Co., Messrs. W. 1 I 0 Marten, Miss, Emsworth. .110 Millington, C., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Martin, Commr. W.L.,B.N. 100 Mills, H. 3., Esq 0700 Martin, Dowager Lady (1864-75). . 130 0 0 Mills, J., Esq., India ... 1 1 0 Ditto " In Memory of her Brother, Mills, Mark, Esq. (1864-74). . . 55 5 0 the late Admiral Sir H. Byam Ditto 500 Martin, K.C.B." (1865) . . 100 0 0 Mills, Wm., Esq., Clapham .110 Martin, E.M., Esq. . . .550 Mirrielees, A., Esq. ...110 Martin, J. Stapleton, Esq. . 1 00 Mirrielees, Mrs 110 Martin, J. B., Esq., Lombard St. (IS73) 10 10 0 Mitcalfe, W. B., Esq. ..110 Martin, Lieut. Leslie, 12th Lancers Mitchell, A. C., Esq.... 1 1 0 (1873) 25 0 0 Mitchell, F. H., Esq. (1857-72) . . 61 10 0 Martin, Her. G. (1875) . . . . 100 Mitchell, F. 3., Esq., Newport 1 1 0 Martin, The Misses, Bloomsbnry Mitchell, 3. H.. Esq. ... 2 2 0 (1869-75) IS 12 6 MiteheU, P. S., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Martin, T., Esq., St. A.ustell 1 1 0 Mitchell, "W. A., Esq. . .110, Martineau, Miss F. . , . 500 Mitchell, W. R., Esq. (1855-65) . . 26 0 0 Martins, Sir \V"., the late (1873) . . 15150 Mitchell, Yearnes, and Co, .500 Martyn, Miss (1863-75) . . . . 600 Mocatta, F. D., £sq.(1859-72) . . 21 0 0 Massey, Richard, Esq., Al- Moir, Mrs 220 trincham 200 Moline and Co., Messrs. (1865-73) . 41 JO 0 Mason & Barry, Messrs., for Moller, C., Esq 050 the barque Snotcdan ..110 Molyneux, Lady Georgiua (1874) . . 10 0 0 Mason, Mr. Thomas, Gt. Hale 100 Molyneux, Mrs. G. M. . . 0100 Mason, Miss, Audenshaw Hall 0 10 6 Monciieff, Colonel. ...100 Massy-Beresford, Very Kev. Monk, Commander, X, K.N.( 1868-75) 47 7 6 JohnM 100 Montague, A., Esq., Clifton .110 Mathers, H. S., Esq., Liverpool (1874) 100 Montague, James, Esq. (1859-67). . 20 0 0 Mathews, G. H., Esq.. ..220 Monteith, J., Esq., the late, Mathews, W., Esq. (1864) . . . 10 0 0 Executors of (1872) . . . . SCO 0 0 Matthews and Luff, Messrs. . 1 Montgomerie fc Greenhorne .110 Matveieff, C., Esq. ... 1 Montgomerie, F. B., Esq. .220 Maud, Mrs. (1871-4) . . . 600 Montgomery, John. Esq. (1864-5) . 10 0 0 Maude, Capt. Hon. £., B.N. 1 Ditto 500 Maudslay, Chas., Esq. . . 1 Montgomery, Sir G.,Bt,,M.P. 2 0 0 Maudslay, Henry, Esq., (1866) 10 10 0 Moody, John, Esq. . . . 0 10 6 Maudslay, Son, and. Field . 2 Moody, Miss 050 Mawe, F. E., Esq...... 1 Moon, R., Esq., Stanmore .220 Maxwell, Capt. G. Shirley . 1 Moore, Dr. James (2S75) . . . 0 10 0 Maxwell, Rev. E. if. . . . 1 Moore, The Hon. Bichard (1863-5). '20 0 0 "May" 1 Moore, Ber. G. B., Tonstall (1857-75) 31 10 0 Mayne, CaptR. C., H.S-, C.B. 1 Moore, Capt, Richmond ..110 Mead, Joseph B., Esq. . . " Moore, Lient.-Gen. R. C., C.B. 200 Meadows, T., Esq., M.i\k St.. Ditto (1871-4) 800 Meares, Thos., Esq. . . . Moore, Lady, Cobham ..220 Medwin, Dr. A.. G. , . Moore, Kev. H 0 10 6 Meggeson and Co., Messrs. . Moore, W.,Es Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donatioas. £. s. d. £.. s. (t. £. s, d. £,. i. d. Morton, Rose, & Co., Messrs. 110 Northampton Branch (1875) ... 26 12 6 Mosenthal & Co., Messrs, J.. 1 1 0 Northumberland, Duke of (1868) . . 300 0 0 Moss and Co., Messrs. C.. .220 Ditto 200 Moss, Mrs. G. W.. . . . 220 Nottingham Branch (1875) . . . 28 12 0 Mostyn, B., Esq. .... 1 0 0 l Nottingham, Mrs., in memory of Monies, G., Esq., Lombard St. (1805-72) 21 0 0 her late uncle. Archibald Mount-Charles, Col. the Earl of 2 2 0 Worthington, Esq., Whit- Moysey, Rev. F. L. . . . 1 10 church (1874) 2r;0 0 0 Miiller, C. J., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Nunn, H. W., Esq. (1868) . . . 10 10 0 Mundy, Adm. Sir B., K..C.B. (1864-71) 15 0 0 Nunn, T. W., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Ditto 200 Nuthall, Major-Gen. Thomas 1 0 0 Mannings, Mrs. A. A. . , 2 0 0 Nutter, James, Esq. . , . 0 10 6 Munns, Cot. (1874-5) 320 Murdoch, H. H., Esq. . . 0 10 0 Oakes, Arthur, Esq. . ..110 Mure. Mrs. Geo. Herringswell (1873) 10 0 0 Oakes, Rev. H. A. A. . .220 Murphy, I. J., Esq., Lisburn 100 Oakes, W. Esq 110 Murphy, 3. J., Esq., ditto .100 O'Brien, Capt. D 110 Musselbargh Branch (1874) . . . 399 O'Brien, Mrs. Henry ... I 1 0 Mytton,Miss 220 O'Brien, Mrs., North Wingfield (1875) 500 Odd Fellows, Independent Order of (JI. U.), vide p. 307. O'Donovan, The . . ..100 N. (1870) - , . 52 10 0 Offley, Cramp, & Co., Messrs. 220 N., per Messrs. Morris, Pre- Ogilvie, Robt. G., Esq. (1859-73) . . 30 0 0 vost, & Co 50 N. F.H 11 Oglander, Sir Henry, Bart. (1858-70) 70 0 0 N. I.., Dublin (1861-74) . . 60 0 0 Ogle, Robt., Esq 0 10 0 N. R., His Life-boat Fund (1869-74) 300 0 0 Oliver, Adm. W. B. . . . 110 Napier, Rev. J. W. . . . 1 1 Oliver, George, Esq. (1859-64) . . 15 15 0 Nash, F., Esa., Ludlow ..11 Olney, Mrs. C., St. Leonards (1865-9) 20 0 0 10 0 0 O'Neil, The Viscount. ..500 Nation, W. H. C., Esq. (1864) . . O'Neil, The Viscountess ..500 Navin and Co., Messrs. J. . 2 2 One who has been mercifully preserved Naylor, Benzon, & Co., Messrs. 5 5 from imminent peril by Sea (1867) 1000 Nay lor, Joseph Ulysses, Esq. 1 1 Oram, Jas., Esq. (1863-75) . . . £000 Neale, Miss C., Brighton (1866-74) 666 Ord, W. G. H., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Ditto 0 10 Neave, Sheffield, Esq. (18651 . . 10 0 0 Orde, Miss A. M. F. (1865-8) . . 20 0 0 20 0 0 Ditto 110 Needham, John M., Esq. (1873) . . Onnerod,G. W., Esq., Brookbank (1875) 550 Neilson & Sons, Messrs. Claud 2 2 Ormston, R., Esq. (1861-70). . . 42 0 0 Nelson, Dale, & Co., Messrs.. 1 Orpen, Sir Richard, J. T. . 1 0 Nepean, Miss, Torquay ..IS Orton, R., Esq 11 Nesbitt,Messra.A.&W.. . I 1 Neve, Mrs. K 05 Osborn, Mrs. Charles, Down Neville, Marmaduke, Esq. . 0 10 End 11 32 14 10 Osborne, Martin, Esq. ..11 Newark Branch (1874-5) . . . Osborne, Rev. Philip. . 2 50 Newcastle (Dundrum) Branch (1875) 10 0 0 Ostell, Mrs 1 1 New castle Trinity Board 10 10 0 I Ostler, Miss, Bridgenorth . 11 0 Newhaven Branch (1S75) . . . 10 0 0 1 Otway, Capt. R. J., R.N. . 5 0 Newman, Mrs., Sen. ... 1 Outram, Sir F., Bart. ... 55 0 New River Company ... 1 Outram, the Dowager Lady . 2 0 Newson, Thomas, Esq. . . 1 Ouvry, F.,Esq.,Queen AnneSt. 2 2 Newton Abbot Branch (1874-5) 7 6 Overstone, Lord (1865-8) . . . 60 10 0 Newton, Charles E., Esq. . 1 1 0 Overy, The Misses (1864) . , . 30 0 0 Newton, Lieut. W. H., ll.A. (1873-4) 0 0 Ovey, The Misses (1865-72) . . HO 0 0 Newton, Miss Adeline ..220 Owen and Graham, Messrs. (1866-74) 45 15 0 Nichols and Co., Messrs. . 0 10 6 Nicholson, Capt. H. F., R.N. (1874) 5 0 0 Nicholson, G, P., Esq., Wath (1869-75) 14 H 0 Pailbury, James, Esq., Nicholson, W. L., Esq., Annan (1862-4) 12 0 0 Bishop's Waltham (1875) . . . 0 10 0 Nicholson, W. L., Esq., Paddon, J. B., Esq. (1871-72) . . 10 5 0 London Street .... 1 1 0 Padstow Branch (1875) . . . . 20 0 0 Ditto (1875) .... 5 0 Paine, J., Esq., Springfield .220 Nicolson, Vice-Admiral Sir Paine, Win. Esq 110 F.-ff., Bart., C.B. . . . 100 Painter, T., Esq., "Wrexham .100 Nightingale, Miss Florence (1865) 20 0 0 Palmer, Colonel G. ... 2 2 0 Nixon, C. J,, Esq., Bourne- Palmer, Miss, Manton (18fiO-7 5) . . 15 0 0 mouth 1 1 Palmer, Richard, Esq. (1870-4) . . 35 0 0 Noake, Miss M. A. ... 0 10 Pantin, Messrs. W. & C. . . 1 I 0 Noble, R. H., Esq. . . . 2 0 Parbury, F., Esq 110 Noel, Eugene P., Esq. (1867) . . 10 10 0 Parker, Miss, St. dear's (1862-71) 20 0 0 Nolloth, Dr. E., R.N. . . 1 0 0 Parkerl Rev. W. H. 1 1 0 Norbury, George, Esq. (1865) 10 0 0 Parker, Rev. "Wm. (1858-74) 31 0 0 Norfolk Branch (1875) 139 10 5 Parkin, T., Esq., \Vigton . 100 Norsworthy, G., Es ADD. Subs. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. e. d. £. s. d. Parnell, Colonel .... 1 0 0 Pike, Mrs. Justine (1873-5) . . . 10 0 0 Parnell, John, Esq. (1875) . . . 100 Pilgrim, C.H., Esq. . . .220 Parnell, Louis, Esq. . . .200 Pirie and Co., Sir John ..220 Partington, E., Esq. . ..110 Pitt, Miss Ellen, Bayswater (1874) 0 10 0 Partridge, Charles (1868-75) . . 25 0 0 Pixley, Stuart, Esq. ... 1 1 0 Pasco, Capt. Crawford, A.D., R.N., Plant, W. J., Esq. . . .220 "As a spare Oar "(1866). . . 50 0 0 Platt, Fredk., Oldham (1873) . , 90 0 0 Fasley, Abtm. Sir T. S., Bart. 100 Platt, Owen, Esq ..... 220 Paterson, Ray, & Co., Messrs. 110 Playne, Peter, Esq. (1860-74) . . 70 0 0 Patry and Pasteur, Messrs. (1867) 25 0 0 Plumer, Mrs. C. M., the late, Pattison, The Misses. Brooklands (1865) 10 0 0 in memory of a beloved Paul, H. T., Esq 220 sister (1871-3) ...... 100 0 0 Paulet Lady Henry (1862-72) . . 32 0 0 Plymouth Branch (1874) . . . 60 0 0 Pawle,J.D.,Esq. ... 1 1 0 Pol, Paris, Esq. (1871) . . . . 10 10 0 Pawle, Frederick O., Esq., Pole, Rev. H. (1860-4) . . . . 45 0 0 Bainfield (1868-9) 15 5 0 Pope, Mrs ...... 100 Pay, Mrs., South Lambeth (1874-5) 1 0 0 Popham, Mrs. Strachan ..200 Payne, W. H., Esq., Bolton . 0 10 6 Port of Rochester Branch (1875) . . 13 4 1 Paynter, Rev. Samuel (1865) . . 10 10 0 Porter, Capt. H. H. ... 1 1 0 Peach, E., Esq., Langley .220 Porter, Frederick, Esq. ..100 Peacock and Buchan, Messrs. (1862-8) 18 13 0 Porter, Miss A., BurJingham (1858-66) -75 0 0 Ditto 220 Porter, Rev. C. F. 0 10 0 Peacock Brothers, Messrs., Sunderland: Porthleven Branch (1875) . 15 li. Is. each, annually, for the barques Portrush Branch (1875) . . 20 Kirkland, and Mangerton, and brig Posno, Maurice J., Esq. .. 11 Emma 330 Postans and Garrod, Messrs. 0 10 Peake, Thos., Esq., Brampton (1865) 10 10 0 Pothonier and Co., Henry . 11 Peale,W., Esq., Loose (1865-71). . 100 0 0 Potter and Co., Messrs. .. 11 Pearce, Maresco, Esq. ..110 Potter, J. D., Esq. . .. 22 Pearson. Miss Sophia... 1 1 0 Powell, Kear- Admiral, C.B.. 11 Peart, H. B., Esq 200 Powell, James, Esq. . . . 0 10 Pease, E., Esq 200 Ditto (1875) 0 10 6 Pease, Hy., Esq., Pierremont (1860-74) 100 0 0 Powell, Messrs. T. J. and T. 1 1 0 Peat, W-, Esq., Derby ..220 Power, S. B., Esq., Ingram Court (1864) 10 10 Peckover, A., Esq., Wisbeach (1857-72) 25 o 0 Poyer, J. P., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Peckover, W., Esq., Wisbeach( 1857-74) 80 0 0 Poynder, William, Esq., Peebles Branch (1874) . . . . 35 0 0 Hartham Park (1874) . . . . 500 0 Peek, Winch & Co., Messrs. 550 Poyutz, Stephen, Esq. (1853-65) . . 76 0 Peel, Sir Robert, Bart.. G.C.B., Prall, Z. E., Esq ..... 220 M.P, (1871) 20 0 0 Pratt, Mrs. H., Leamington (1863-74) 18010 Pelly, Sir Henry, Bart., M.P. 500 Prescott, H. W., Esq. ..220 Pemberton,E.i., Esq., M.P. (1868-73) 31 0 0 Preston, Capt. D. S., R.K. (1864) 10 0 0 Pembroke and Montgomery, Preston, Miss L. F. M. . . 5 The Earl of (1875) 250 0 0 Price and Pierce, Messrs. .5 PenfoW, E. H., Esq. ... 2 2 0 Price, Mrs. Admiral (1858-74) 50 0 0 Penfold, W. M,, Esq. ..110 Priestley, Wm., Esq. .. Peninsular and Oriental Steam Primrose, The Hon. B. F. . Navigation Company, ..550 Prince, Ogg, and Co., Messrs. Penson, Miss (1868-74) . . . . 426 Pritchard, J., Esq. ... Penson, Mrs 330 Pritchard, Mrs ..... Penton, Mr. A., Cowes ..050 Prout, C. J., Esq ..... Percy, Lady Louisa (1870-4) . . 100 0 0 Prowett, N. H. £., Esq. (1862-72) . 55 0 0 Ditto, in. aid of Northumberland Prowse, Capt. G. J. W. ..110 Lifeboat Establishments (1874) 25 0 0 Pryor, Felix, Esq. (1861-9) . 73 0 0 Percy, The Earl, M.P. ..200 "Psalm 107" ..... 2 Percy, Lord J. W. . . .200 Puckle, Miss C ..... 1 Perkins, Capt., R.N. ... 1 0 0 Pugh Miss, Leighton ..1 Perrott,SiiE.G.L.,Bart-,F.P. 110 Purdie, Capt. John . . .1 Pertwee, Joseph, Esq. (1867-71). . 130 0 0 Purdon, Dr. H. S. ... 1 Peters, Rev. M. Nowell . . 0 10 0 Petre, John Berney, Esq. .220 Philips & Co., Messrs. I. k N. 10 10 0 Philips, »r. LovelV, Torquay (1868-9) 15 0 0 QUEESSBEKRY, Marquis of . 2 2 0 Philips, J. W., Esq. . . .220 Quick, Rev. R. H., M.A. ..220 Philips, Miss, Leamington .110 Quin, Capt. the Hon. W. H. W. (1865) 10 0 0 PhiUimoie, Capt. W. B. (1859-75) . 165 10 0 Phillipps, Graves, Pbillipps and Co., Messrs. ... 1 1 0 R. H. B. (1872) 10 0 0 Phillips and Co., Messrs. .110 R., Swansea (1874) 30 0 0 Phillips, W. W. Esq. ..110 Rackham, Willoughby, Esq. 220 Philpott, John, Esq. ... 1 1 0 Raffles, R. B., Esq., Liverpool (1874) 0110 Pickering & Abbott, Messrs. 110 Rahn and Co., Messrs. ..220 Pickering, Leonard, Esq. (1872) . . 200 0 0 Rainie, Mrs., Adelaide Road 100 Pickernell Brothers, Messrs. 110 Ralli Brothers, Messrs. ..220 Pickernell, F. C., Esq. ..110 Ralph, Charles, Esq. . . .220 Pigeon, Henry, Esq. (1864-71) . . 31 10 0 Ramsay, Lieut. John, R.E. .110 LIST OF DONATIONS ANI ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS. 297 Ann. Sabs. Donations. Ann. Suba. Donations. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. e. d. £. s. rf. Ramsey, Mrs. M 100 Robertson, Capt. G.M. (1864-6) . . 10 0 0 fiandeHs, Ho-wells, and Co. .110 Ditto 500 Randolph, Admiral G. G. . 200 Robertson, Henry, Hall (1873) . . 100 0 0 Randolph, Rev. T. (1850-64) . . 15 10 0 Robertson, Mrs., Girton (1863-74) 12 0 0 Rathbone Brothers and Co., Messrs., Robertson, Miss S. . . .220 Fenchurch Street (1867-75) . . 52 7 0 Kobins, Miss G 100 Rawlins, Colonel .... 1 1 0 Robinson, Capt. W. F., R.N. 0 10 6 Raw-son, Miss, Tilney Street (1859-72) 11030 0 Robittson,FJ,,Esq.,ChesterSt 2 2 0 Raw-son, Miss E., Nydd Hall (1861-74) 120 0 0 Robinson, G., Esq., Skipton .110 Ray, Brisco, Esq., in memory Robinson, J., Esq., the late, (1873) 50 0 0 of the late Richard Glaister, Robinson, Lawson, Esq. ..110 Esq. (1875) . . . 10 0 0 Ray, Capt. H. R.. Greea St. (1873) 10 0 0 Robinson, R. A., Esq. ..100 Ditto 100 Robinson Rev Henry (1874) . . 10 0 0 Ray, Rev. Henry .... 1 1 0 Robinson, R. R., Esq. ..220 Hayment, Mrs., Dartford (1863-9) . 10 0 0 Kobinson, Her. T. B. B. . . 1 1 0 Raymond and Reid, Messrs. (1873) . 50 0 0 Robinson, The Hon. Mrs. . 0 10 6 Reade, Henry, Esq., Congleton 0 10 0 Rochdale Branch (1874) . . . . 80 3 11 Reading Branch (1875) . . . . 102 5 7Rochester, Thomas, Esq. (1870) . 1,000 0 0 Redfern, Alexander, and Co.. 500 Rockley, J., Esq., Boro' ..110 Redman, Capt. G. i. . . . I 10 Rodoeanachi, Sons, and Co. .110 Reece, Miss (1869-74) . . . . 700 Rodwell, Mrs. Helen, Win- Reep, R. T., Esq. .... 1 1 0 chester (1863-75) 77 12 7 Reeves, Mr. J. A 0 10 0 Roe, Mrs. G., Nutley ..500 Regent B Canal Company .330 Rogers, Brumhead, Esq. (1867) . . 10 0 0 Reid, P. Es T 298 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 15, 1875. Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. *. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. 9. d. S. H. E. (1867) 100 0 0 Shafto, Mrs. J. D. ... 1 0 0 S. M., Kensington. ... 1 1 0 Ditto in aid of Swanage Lifeboat(1875) SO 0 0 S. H. H., " Little Colonial ".11 0 Shakerley, Sir Chas. W., Bart. 500 S. S., Tunbridge Wells ..22 0 Shand, C., Esq., Rood Lane . 0 10 0 S. Y. N. (1872-5) 20 0 0 Sharpe and Co., Messrs. K. . 1 1 0 St. Albans, His Grace the Duke of (1867) 10 0 0 Sharpe, Sutton, Esq. . . .300 St. Ives Harbour Comm™. .1010 0 Sharps and Wilkins, Messrs. 110 Sabel, Max, Esq 11 0 Shaw, Miss L. C 050 Sadler, Harrison, and Co. . 2 2 0 Shaw, Rev. F 110 Saint, Ship, Owners of the . 1 1 0 Shaw, Savill, and Co., Messrs. 110 Saker, W. E., Esq. ... 2 2 0 Sheffield Branch (1874) . . 37 19 2 Salaman, Myer, Esq. (1874). . . 1 1 0 Sheepshanks, W., Esq. . . I I 0 Salcombe Shipping Association (1862-8) 35 0 0 Shepard & Co., Messrs. ..220 Salisbury, T. D., Esq. ..11 0 Shepheard,W. P. B., Esq.,M.A. 220 Salmon, Capt. Henry Thomas (1875) 10 0 0 Shepherd, Arthur, Esq. (1869-74) . . 41 0 0 Salmon, Robert, Esq. (1874). . . 2 2 0 Shepherd, Major Howell (1859-71) . . 46 10 0 Salter, Key. John .... 2 2 0 Sherwood, Joseph, Esq. (1862-73) 15 15 0 Salters, Worshipful Company of 5 5 0 Sherwood, Mrs. E. ... 2 2 0 Salvage, ex Bolden Lawn (1867) . . 11 4 2 Shewell, Rev. Frank ... 1 1 0 " Salvage from a Wreck " (1874) . . 21 0 0 Shields, J., Esq., Durham (1859-65) 12 10 0 Sancton, Philip, Esq. (1860-8) . . '25 15 0 Shiffher, Miss J. P. (1871-5) . . . 10. 10 0 Sanders, F., Esq., Cross Keys 1 1 0 Shipp, T. P., Esq 110 Sanders,W., Esq., M.D. ..11 0 Short, J., Esq, Lime St. . . 1 10 Sandwich, The Countess of (1872-5) 20 0 0 Short, Mrs., Hastings ... 2 0 0 Sandwich, The Earl of . . I I 0 Shotton and Bouts, Messrs. . 0 10 6 Sandys, Hon. Marcus . . 0 10 6 Shuckburgh, Major . . .220 Sandys-Lumsdaine, Mrs. .11 0 Ditto, Contribution Box . . 12 1 11 Sartoris, Alfred, Esq.. ..50 0 Shuckburgh, Rev. C. B. . . 1 1 0 Sartorius, Sir G. R., Admiral Shuckburgh, Sir F., Bart. .220 of the Fleet, K.C.B. (1875) 4 0 0 Shuttleworth and Co., Messrs. 110 Ditto 11 0 Sibthorp, Colonel .... 2 0 0 Sassoon and Co., Messrs. D. . 22 0 Ditto (1874) 10 0 0 Saul, G. T., Esq., Bow ..11 0 Sidebottom, J., Esq., Hadfield 10 0 0 Saunders, Miss Jane ... 1 0 0 Sidley, Mrs., Camberwell (1868) . . 10 0 0 Saurin Admiral . • • • 2 0 o " Silvanus " ... 1 1 0 Savage and Hill, Messrs. . 1 1 0 Sim, Captain Alexander ..110 Saxe Weimar, General H.S.H. Sim, Mrs. A. (1865) 10 10 0 Prince Edward of . . . 10 0 Simes, N. P., Esq., Horsham 110 Saxton, Nathaniel, Esq., per Simm, John, Esq 110 Nathaniel Waterall, Esq. . 1 1 0 Simon and Lightly, Messrs. .220 Scales and Rogers, Messrs. . 0 10 0 Simonds, Robt. Henville, Esq. 110 Scarborough Branch, 1874 - . . 100 0 0 Simper, E., Esq., & Mrs. Simper, Scarth, J., Esq., Shrewsbury (1868) 100 0 0 Salisbury 220 Scarth, W., Esq., Camden Rd. 1 1 0 Simpson, B. W., Esq. ..110 Schilizzi and Co., Messrs. (1867-74). 37 16 0 Simpson & Davies, Messrs. .120 Schlizzi, John M., Esq. (1874) . . 2 2 0 Simpson, Lightly, Esq. ..110 Schloss Brothers, Messrs. . 0 10 0 Sinclair, Mrs., Greenock( 1874) . . 20 0 0 Scholey Mrs . ... 1 1 0 Singleton, Rev. R. Corbet, Schroder & Co., Messrs. J. H. 2 2 0 R. T. Y. C. (1857-75) . . 23 18 0 Scorer A ESQ 1 1 0 Ditto ... .110 Scott, Lady J ..... 2 2 0 Skinners, Worshipful Com- Scott, Major R. N. D., R.E. . 1 0 0 pany of (1865-72) 42 0 0 Scott, Mrs. S 22 0 Skurray, W. H., Esq., the late, Scott, Mrs., Bournemouth .10 0 Leamington (187 1-4) . . . . 20 0 0 Scott, Patrick, Esq. ... 1 1 0 Slater, Henry, Esq. ... 1 1 0 Scott, Rev. Dr. (1863-8). . . . 20 0 0 Slater, John, Esq., "A Thank-offer- Scott, Rev. M. R. & Mrs. . 1 1 0 ing to Almighty God for his late mer- Scott R. H. Esq. . . ..11 0 cies " (1872) ... 10 o o Scrimgeour, Mrs., Highgate (1872-5) 26 0 0 Ditto 100 Scrivener, J. F. P., Esq. (1859-64) . 15 0 0 Smith and Co., Messrs. F. . 2 2 0 Scriveners, Worshipful Com- Smith and Sons, Messrs. G. . 220 pany of (1860-9) 27 7 0 Smith, Brook, Esq. ... 1 1 0 Seager, Charles H. Esq. (1872) . . 10 10 0 Smith, Capt. P., Yateley ..100 Seely, Chas., Esq., M.P. (1872) . . 20 0 0 Smith, Colonel J. (1866-75) . . 51 15 0 Selborne, The Lord ... 2 0 0 Smith, Elder, and Co., Messrs. (1874) 6 6 0 Selwyn, Rev. Canon (1864) . . . 10 10 0 Smith, Felix V., Esq., and Family Semple A. Esq. Maida Vale 1 1 0 (1860-72) . . . . 44 10 o Senior, J./Esq., Streatham . 2 2 0 Smith, Fleming, and Co. . 10 10 0 Settle Branch (1874) ... 72 18 2 Smith, Fk. J., Esq., Whitley. 050 Ditto Special Life- Smith, Geo., Esq., St. John's boat Fund (1871-75) . . . 550 o o Wood . .... 1 1 0 Severn, J. C., Esq. ... 3 0 0 Smith, Heathfield, Esq., Epsom (1864-72) 21 0 0 Sewell, J. W., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Smith, J. B., Esq., Wood Sewell, Mrs., Brompton ..11 0 Green 110 0 Smith, J. W., Esq., Oundle .110 Seyd and Co., Messrs ... 1 1 0 Smith, Messrs. T. and W. .110 LIST OF DONATIONS AND ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS. 299 Ann. Stibs. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. s. d. £. f. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. Smith, Miss, as executrix of the Starky, Mrs., Bromham .,100 late R. Bryan Smith, Esq.. 1 0 0 Stead, Mrs 200 Smith, Miss E. L. C., North- Steains and Co., Messrs. J. . 1 10 ampton (1873-5). . . . 15 0 0 Stedman, Miss .... 1 1 0 1 1 0 Steel, T. A., Esq., Kensington (1875) 550 Smith, Mr. Ebenezer, part Steen, Henry, Esq. (1874) . . . 6 16 6 proceeds of Sale of his Steinmetz, J. H.,Esq.. ..110 poem the " Lost Captain")" Stericker and Co., Messrs. .330 (1875) ...... 1 16 6 Sterling, Miss Julia . ..550 Smith, Mr. G., WateaU . . 050 Stevens, W. A., Esq. . . .,220 Smith, Mrs. Bryan, Villa Nova (1875) 0 10 Stevenson, Miss H. B., Iver 330 Smith, Mrs. C., Upper Deal (1870-4) 50 0 Steward, Rev. C. H. . . . 1 10 Smith, Mrs. Peploe ... 5 0 0 Stewart, Com. Duncan, K.N., Smith, Payne, and Smith (1864) . . 25 0 0 One Day's Half-pay ..086 Smith, Samuel, Esq., Bungay 220 Stewart,Mrs. Duncan (the late) 1 1 0 Smith, T. H., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Stewart, Rev. J., Lisburn .100 Smith, Thomas, Esq., Tilbrookl I 0 Stiebel Brothers, Messrs. ..110 Smith, Thomas, Esq., Wobourn Stilwell, Henry, Esq. (1867). . . 10 10 0 Hall (1865) 100 0 0 Stilwell, Thomas, Esq. (1862-8) . . 31 10 0 Smith, W. Arthur, Esq., Birmingham Stirling Branch (1875) . . . . 55 19 3 JO 10 0 Stobart, Mrs., Darlington .220 Smith, W. H., Esq., M.P. .550 Stocken,F.,Esq.,Pimlico .110 Smith, Wm., Esq., Woodfield 10 0 0 Stocks, Major, Halifax ..220 Smith, "Wm. Wilthew, Esq. .500 Stone, E. M., Esq. ... 5 5 0 Smitheman, John, Esq. (1859-75) . . 70 0 0 Stone, J., Esq., Broad St. .110 SmitteT8,H.W.,Esq., Amsterdam (1872) 10 0 0 Stornoway Branch (1875) . . . 651 Smythies, G., Esq. . . .200 Stowers, Rev. H. M. . . . 110 Snagg, Sir William ... 1 1 0 Strahan, W. S., Esq. (1874) . . . 500 Soame, The Misses . ..220 Ditto 2 Soames, Miss L. K. . . .050 Strange, Miss Mary Ann 1 0 Soames, \V., Esq., Maze Hill 220 Streatfeild, R. J., Esq. . . 5 0o 0 Society for the Discharge and .Relief Street, George, Esq. ... 1 11 0 of Persons Imprisoned for Small Strickland, A. E. C., Esq. . 1 11 0 Debts (1864-75) 669 15 6 Ditto (1874) 1 I 0 Soden, H., Esq 110 Strickland, Nathaniel, Esq. .05 Soden, Miss Florence Night- Stripling, Miss, Lichfield. . 0 10 ingale 110 Stuart, Colonel. M. P. , .20 Solly, Capt. L. B., R.N. ..200 Stuart, Geo. Esq. (1865-75) . . . 30 0 0 Somes, Mrs. Joseph ... 1 1 0 StuckeyandBagehots,Messrs. (1872) 10 0 0 Somes, and Co., Messrs. ..100 Stucley, Lieut-Colonel ..100 Soper, Joseph, Dawlish (1873) . . 25 0 0 Sturrock, Achibald, Esq. .220 Souter, Miss, Norwood ..110 Stutfield,W.,Esq.,HarleySt. 110 South Devon Shipping Co. .330 Stutfield, Mrs. (1867-75) . . . . 40 0 0 South Metropolitan Gas Light Suffolk Humane Society . . . . 9 13 4 and Coke Company (1864-74) 36 15 0 Sugden, Richard, Esq. ..110 Southard and Co., Messrs. 220 Sulivan, Capt. T. B.N.,R.N. 100 Southport Branch. (1875) 31 15 3 Sulivan, Mrs. Robert ... 1 1 0 Sowler, Mrs. F. . . . 1 I Summerson, T. R., Esq. ..076 Sparks, Mrs. 'Wm. . . 0 10 Surr, Watson, Esq. ... 1 1 0 Spartali and Co., Messrs. Surrey Commercial Dock Co. 550 Spawforth, Joseph, Esq. . . 5 Sutherland, The Duke of .500 Spawforth, Mrs. E. . . .2 Sutherland, R.. Esq., Egham 500 Spencer, "Maitland, Esq., Un- Swanwick, T. K., Esq. . . 0 10 6 derleigh (1875) .... 10 0 0 Swanzy, Messrs. F. and A. . 1 I 0 Spencer, \V., Esq 2 Swinburne,Sir J.,Bart.,F.R.S. 5 0 0 Spender, Edward, Esq. . . 1 Swinton, Comr. R. H., R.N. 050 Sperling, Arthur, Esq. , . 1 Sykes, J., Esq., Brighton .220 Sperling, H. 3., Esq. (1875) . 500 Sykes, Miss, Bristol . . .110 Spicer, J. J., Esq., Wapping 110 Symington, William, Esq. .110 Spottiswoode, James, Esq., Perth Ditto (1875) 550 (1859-73) 30 0 0 Symonds & Son, Messrs. R. .110 Spreckley, White, and Lewis 220 Symonds, F., Esq., M.A.. (in Spry, K., Esq. (1866) . . . . 10 10 aid of the Iti* Life-boat) .330 Staffordshire Potteries Branch (1874) 50 18 Symonds, "Win. Thos., Esq. .220 Stalsehmidt, E. E. Esq. (1872) .. 10)0 Symons, Capt. W. H., R.N. .050 Stamp, Mrs. Ann G., Hull . 1 1 Standen, Wm., Esq. . . . 0 10 T. H. C. (1865) 10 0 0 Standring Brothers & Co. . I 1 T. H. N., Thanksgiving for a Stanhope, General ... 2 2 safe voyage (1870) 10 0 0 Stanley, J., Esq 11 T. J. S 050 Stanley, W. F., Esq. ... 1 1 T. W. D. (1869) 1,000 0 0 Stannus, 1. R., Esq., Lisburn 0 10 Taddy and Co., Messrs. ..330 Stanton, J. T., Esq. ... 1 1 Taite, Charles, Esq. ... 1 1 0 Stanton, Miss, Greenfield (1868) . . 100 Talbot, Admiral Sir Chas., Starkie, Rev. W. A. (1867) . . . 10 10 K.C.B...... I I 0 Starkie, Mrs. (1867) 10 10 Talbot, Miss Annie E. (1865) . . 10 10 0 T 2 300 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 15,1875. Ann. Subs. Donations. Ana. Subs. Donations. £. a. d. £. ». d. £. t. d. £. s. d. ' Talbot, W.H.,Esq.,Soutbport 1 1 0 Threlfall, Chas., Esq. (1867-9) . . 20 10 0 Tallow Chandlers, The Wor- Ditto 550 shipful Company of (1869-70) . . 21 0 0 Threlfalt, Mrs 110 Tangye Brothers fc Holman 0 10 6 Thresher, Capt. W. (1871-75) . . 550 Tanqueray & Co., Messrs. C. 2 2 0 Thresher, James, Esq. (1861-9) . . 127 10 0 Taplin, Thos., Esq. (1859-73) . . 26 5 0 Ditto 550 Ditto 550 Throckmorton, Sir N. W., Bart. (1864) 10 0 0 Tapling and Co., Messrs. Thos. 2 2 0 Thurlow, Capt., R.A. (1874) . . 300 Tamer, A. T., Esq. , ..100 Thwaites, D., Jun., Esq. (1868-70) . 15 0 0 Tamer, E. A., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Tidd, Frederick A. Esq. (1870) . . 10 10 0 Tamer, E. T., Esq. . . .100 Tidd, Walter R., Esq. (1873) . . 10 10 0 Tamer, G. E., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Tighe, Col. the Rt. Hon.W. F. 200 Tamer, H. T., Esq. ... 1 0 0 Tillard, Edward, Esq. ..110 Tamer, Miss C. T. . . . 0 10 0 Timperley, W, F., Esq., Dewsbury (1875) 1 1 0 Tamer, Miss L. T. ... 0 10 0 Tindall, Riley, & Co., Messrs. 110 Tarratt, Josh., Esq. ... 2 2 0 Tindall.W. H., Esq. ... 1 1 0 TasseU, F.,Mr 050 Tinley, Mr, R. R. ... 0 10 0 Tate, Miss C. E 110 Ditto (1870-4) 150 Tatham, Admiral E., C.B. .110 Tisdall, Mr. Sidney, and Family (1874) 100 Tatton, Mr. Samuel . . . 0 10 0 Todwick, A., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Taunton, Miss, In memory of Toke, Major . . . . . 110 the late Lady Taunton. .110 ToUemache, Lady Catherine (1861-73) 24 0 0 Taunton, Mr. Joseph, Edgbaston (1874) 0 10 0 Tollemache, Hon. A. G. (1867-9) . . 150 0 0 Taunton, Mrs., Edgbaston (1874) 0 10 0 ToUemache, John, Esq. (1867) . . 1000 Tawke, A., Esq., and Mrs. Tawke, Tomkins, W. J., Esq., Cork (1866) 10 10 0 The Lawn, Kocaford . . 0 10 0 j Tomkinson, Thomas, Esq. (1864-74) 115 0 0 Tayler, Dr. C. (1869-74) . . . . 500Tomlin, Rendell, and Co. .110 Tayleur, Miss H., Buntingsdale (1860-5) 11 0 0 1 Tomlinson, H., Esq. (1873-5) . . 200 Taylor and Sons, Messrs. J.. 110 I Toms and Co., Messrs. . 0 Jo 0 Taylor, Charles, Esq., Man- Toppin, Miss, Putney . 110 ningtree 110 Topping, Henry, Esq. . 0 10 0 Taylor, 3. D., Esq. (1865-71) . . 45 0 0 Torquay Brauch (1874) . . . 103 0 0 Taylor, Miss E., Derby . . 0 10 6 Towgood, Alfred, Esq. . 110 Taylor, Mrs.W., HamptonCourt(1866) 20 0 0 Towgood, Edw,, Esq.. , 220 Taylor, Rev. Alfred B. . . 1 1 0 Townend and Co., Messrs. T 1 1 0 Taylor, W., Esq., Lewisham 110 Townend, Brandon, & Co. 1 10 Taylor, W. R., Esq. . . . 0 10 0 I Townshend, C. H., Esq. (1868) . . 10 10 0 Tees Bay Branch (1874) . . . . 50 0 0 : Toynbee, Capt. H. . . 110 Teevan, A., Esq 100 I Tramore Branch (1875) . . . 15 0 0 Teevan, Capt.G.J.,94thRegt. 110 ] Treherne, H., Esq., Ashperton 0 10 0 Teevau, H., Esq., late Capt. i Treherne, Mrs. Hy., ditto . 0 10 0 75th Regt 110 Trevelyan, A., Esq., J.P. (1866-72). 11 10 0 Temperley,H.G., Esq. (1866) . . 10 0 0 Ditto 2 0 0 Temperleys, Carter, and Darke 1 1 0 Trevenen, James, Esq. (1860-75) . 26 Tempest, J.,Esq.,Derby. .110 Tristram, W. B., Esq. (1863-4) . . 10 Templer, B. B., Esq.... 1 1 0 Troon Branch (1875) 10 Tenby Branch (1875) . . . . 20 0 0 Trotter,William, Esq. (1872) . . 10 Terry, John, Esq 330 Trueman and Rouse, Messrs. (1861-7) 21 Terry, Miss 100 Tryon, Hon. Mrs. . JJ 0 0 Tesdorpf & Co., Messrs. A. 2 2 0 Tuchman, M., Esq., M.D. (1874) . 1 1 0 Tetley and Co., Messrs. J. . 0 10 0 Tudor, E. O., Esq. . . Tetley and Son, Messrs. E. .110 , Tudor, Henry, Esq. . . Tetley, The Misses, Hallfield (1869-74) 30 0 0 Tufton, Sir Henry J., Bart. Thames & Mersey Marine In- Tull, Henry, Esq. (1865) 10 0 0 surance Co., Royal Exchange 550 Tulloh, General, R.A. . Thomas, Capt. Montague, R.N.(1868-74) 34 0 0 Tulloh, Miss .... Thomas, Charles, Esq. . . 0 10 6 T tt, L. (1867-72) 15 1 0 Thomas, D. C., Esq. . . . 0 10 6 Turle, James, Esq., M.D. 11 Thomas, John C., Esq. ..110 Turle, Mrs ...... 0 10 Thomas, Mr. "W., Caerphilly (1874-5) 100 Turner, John Turner, Esq., Thompson, Vice-Admiral T. P. 1 0 0 the late (1860-73) ..... 60 0 0 Thompson, Henry, Esq., Col- Turner, Miss, Holloway( 1875) . . 0 10 0 chester 110 Turner, Miss, in continuation Thompson, Henry, Esq. (1866) . . 10 0 0 of the late Major, Ipswich . 110 Thompson, J. R. W., Esq. , 110 Tweddle, Mrs. (1872-5) . ... 550 Thompson, Messrs. W.J.&H. 220 Twining, H. H., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Thomson and Co., Messrs. A. I 1 0 Two Friends, per Miss Wor- . . Thomson, "Walter, Esq., India (1870) 50 0 0 sencroft ...... 110 TborJey Rectory, Bishop's Two Friends, per Capt. Campbell (1867) 19 4 0 Stortford 220 Two Friends to the cause (1869-74) 22 0 0 Thorngate,W.,Esq.(the late), Trustees "Two Sisters "(1869) . . . . 70 0 0 of (1870) " . . 160 0 0 Tyndall, W. H., Esq. ..110 Ditto 80 0 0 Tyser, G. D., Esq., Lloyd's . 110 Thornhill, George, Esq., Did- dington 110 Thorpe, S. Esq., SibeJ ..050 , Uhthoff & Co., Messrs. ..110 LIST OF DONATIONS AND ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS. 301 Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. i. d, £. t. d £. s. d. £. s. d. Ulph, Messrs. J. B., and Son 110 Ward, H. C., Esq 110 Unite, W. O., Esq. . . . 1 ' 1 0 Ward, Miss, St. Leonards 050 Upton, H., Esq., Petworth (1859-69) 5412 0 Wardlaw, Major-Gen. R. . 100 Ditto 330 Warner, F., Esq., Hertford 0 10 0 Urwick, W. H., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Warren and Jones, Messrs. 0 10 6 Usborne and Sons, Messrs. .110 Warren, Mrs., Leamington (1861-74) 14 0 0 Usborne, Miss A.M. (1869). . . 10 0 0 Washbourne, Mrs. Henry 100 Usborne, Miss E., Bitterne (1861-6) 50 0 0 Waterall. Nathaniel, Esq, 110 Usherwood, Mrs., Highbury .550 Waterfield, Mrs. ... 100 Ueherwood, Miss, ditto .220 . . ' Waterfield. The Misses (1869-75). . 770 Waters and Co., Messrs. Jas. 220 Watkins, Capt. W..R.N.. .110 Watney, Norman, Esq. (1864-9) . . 15 15 0 V. T. (1864) ...... 20 0 0 Watson, C., Esq., Halifax .220 Vacher, E. P., Esq. (1871) . . . 10 10 0 Watson, Horace, Esq. ..500 Vacher, H. P., Esq. (1871) . . . 10 10 0 Watson, J., Esq 110 Valpy, Mrs. ... .300 Watson, Lieut. H. J. (1875). . . 12 12 0 Van der Willigen, Mr. S. .110 Watson, Major W. H., R.A., in Tanner and Prest, Messrs. .110 aid of Holy Island Life-boat 500 Vansittart, A. A., Esq. (1859-74) . . 150 10 0Watson, Miss C.H. (1857-70) . . 26 5 0 Vardon and Son, Messrs. .220 Watt, H. P., Esq., Wavertree (1861-9) 17 2 0 Vardon, The Missea ... 1 1 0 Watts & Manton, Messrs. .220 Varnam, Miss H., Pailton . 0 10 0 Watts. Milburn,& Co., Messrs. 550 Voughan, Henry, Esq. (1870-3) . . 30 10 0 Waugh, James, Esq, ... 1 1 0 Vaughan, N. E., Esq., Heath (1868) 25 0 0 Wayet, Rev. W 220 Vaultier and Van del Hoop .110 Webb, Mrs. Holden . 0 10 6 Venning, Edgecombe, Esq. .110 Webb, Rev. R. Holden 0 10 6 Verney, Capt. E. H., R.N. .110 Webb, R. T., Esq. . 220 Vernon, Miss Emma P. , . 1 1 0 Webb, W. L., Esq. . 110 Vernon, Rev. H. J., B.A. . 0 10 0 Webster, Mrs., Baling 100 Vernon, Mrs 110 Webster, W., Esq. . 0 10 0 Verrall, Miss Laura, Southover (1873) 50 0 0 Wedge, Fras., Esq. (1866-72) . . 30 0 0 Veaey, Capt., K.N. (1864-74) . . 13 0 0 Wedgwood, Miss S. E. (1869) . . 15 0 0 Vigne, John, Esq. ... 1 1 0 Welch, Hy., Esq., Brighton (1870-2) 21 0 0 Vincent, J., Esq 110 Welch, Margetson, and Co. .110 Vintners worshipful Com- Wellesley, Capt. the Hon. F. 1 0 0 pany of (1868) 10 10 0 Wells, George, Esq. . . .1 10 Vivian, Younger, and Bond ,110 Wells, Wm., Esq., JSedleaf .100 Volckman, Charles, Sen., Esq. 110 Wemyss, Miss H. (1874) . . . 0 10 0 Wentworth, Miss V. (1870). . . 10 0 0 Ditto 220 W. A. D. (1875) 500 Were, Josh., Esq., Broadclist (1861-74) 140 0 0 W. H. (1874) 200 Were, Mrs. Bouville (1860-75) . . 33 12 0 W. J. L. (1866) 20 0 0 Ditto .... .220 W. L. W. C. (1860-8) 20 0 0 Were, Rev. E. A., Winchester 110 W. M., Woodtbrd . ... 1 1 0 West, Richard Thornton, Esq., per Wace, J. B., Esq., Baker Street 110 Undaunted Life-boat (1873) . . 50 0 0 Waddington, Mrs. J, T, (1869-75) . M 15 0 West Hartlepool Branch (1875) . . 20 17 6 I Wade, E.Crawford, Esq. (1869-75) 200 Western, W. T., Esq. (1874) . . 550 , Wagstaffe, J., Esq., Penrith (1875) 1 1 0 Westminster, The Dowager Marchioness Wain, R., Esq.., Clifford St. . 1 10 of (1872) 100 0 0 Wakefiejd Branch (1874-5) . . . 30 12 0 Westmore, Rev. H.H.,Hutton 1 1 0 Wakefield, Miss (1874) . . . . 550 Wakefield, Miss M R. (1860-73) . . 76 5 0 Weston, Ambrose, Esq. (1872) . . 10 10 0 Wakefield, The Misses, Longdon(1863-4) 15 0 0 Weston and Westall, Messrs. 110 Waldegrave, the Earl ..550 Weston-super-Mare Branch (1875) 19 15 6 Waldron, Miss, Trowbridge (1866) 50 0 0 Wethered, T. O., Esq.. M.P 110 "Walker, Geo., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Whalley, F. R., Esq. . . 220 Walker, G. J. A., Esq. ..100 Wharton, Mrs. Mary . . 220 Walker, J. L., Esq.. ... 1 0 0 Wheeler, E., Eso., Stock Exc 110 Walker, Lady 110 Wheeler, George, Esq. , 110 Walker, Philip A., Esq. ..110 Wheeler, H. S., Esq. . . 110 Walker, W. N., Esq. (1873) . . 10 0 0 Whichcote, Mrs. Francis. 200 Ditto ...... 1 1 0 Whiteker, T. S., Esq. . 110 Wallace Brothers, Messrs. .330 Whitbread & Co., Messrs. (1 50-64) 20 10 0 Waliingford, E. A., Esq. . 0 10 6 Whitby, Messrs. W. and G. 110 Wallis, Miss Ann . . . . 0 10 0 White Brothers, Messrs. . 110 Walsh, W., Esq., Dublin. .100 White, J., Esq., Gt. St. Helens I 1 0 Walters. Mrs., Derby ..110 White, John, Esq., Owes .110 Walters, Rev. A. V., B.A. .050 White, Miss M. C., Brighton (1868-75) 800 Walton, Charles, Esq. (1864) , . 10 0 0 White, Mrs., ColesMU Street 110 J>itto 100 White, Stephen & Co., Messrs. 110 Walton, Geo., Skipton (1873) . . WOO Whitehaven and Seascale Branch (1875) 10 0 0 Wanklyn, J. B., Esq. (1872). . . 10 10 0 Whitehead, F. F., Esq. (1866-8) . . 10 10 0 Ward, Capt. J. R., K.N. ..110 Whitehead, J. D., Esq., J.P. (1875) 550 Ward, C. B., Esq. . . .110 Whitehead, T.S.& Co., Messrs. 0 10 6 302 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 15,1875. Ann. Snls. Donations. Ann. Subs, Donations. £. s. d. £. «. d. £. s. rf. &. t. d. "Whiteley, George, Esq. (1871) . . 50 0 0 Winter, The Misses M. E. Whiteman, Stephen, Esq. .110 and E. (1869-75) 14 14 0 Whiteron, J., Esq. (1869) . . . II 0 0 Wire, Travers B., Esq. .,110 Whiting, R. M. & H., Messrs. 0100 Wire, Mrs. Trarers B. . . 1 1 0 Wickens,Miss,Bin\ey (1867) . . 10 10 0 Wise, H. C., Esq 110 Wickens, Rev. H. (1861-9) . . . 35 10 0 Wise, Richard, Esq., St. Ives 110 •Wickham,H.J., Esq., Winchester (1874) 110 "Wolvefhampton Branch (1875) . . 72 9 0 Wigg, J.S., Esq. (1866) . . . . 10 10 0 Wood, Field, and Hanbury (1868-9) 10 10 0 Wilkinson, J. B., Esq. ..110 Wood, J. Gathorne, Esq. .200 Wilkinson, Mra. M. IX P. " In remem- Wood, Miss M. M. ... 1 0 0 brance of a dear friend " (1874) 10 0 0 Wood, Mrs. B., The Lodge (1854-75) Wilkinson, O. K., Esq., ..110 (In addition to gift of three Life- Wilkinson, Robert, Esq. (VS65-6). . 10 0 0 boats) 215 0 0 Wilkinson,Watt, & Co. Messrs. (1872-3) 660 Woodroffe, J. A., Esq. ..110 Willans, Orerbury, and Co. . 220 Woodruff, Rev. Thos. ..110 Williams, Admiral W. J. (1871-75) 10 0 0 Woods, Mrs. H. T. ... 1 1 0 Williams, Henry. Esq., Great "Woods, T., Esq., Tooting 110 St. Helens 110 Woodward, Robert, Esq Williams, J., Esq., Mark Lane 0 10 0 Arley Castle (1864). . . . 25 0 0 Williams, O. J., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Woolcott, Wm., Esq. . 110 Williams,KB., Esq.. ..100 Woolfe and Son, Messrs.. 2 2 0 * Williams, Thomas, Esq. ..110 Wo»lwieh Steam Packe Wiliismson,A.D., Esq., Baxby (1861-73) 31 15 6 Company (1871). . . 10 10 Willimott, Miss G. A, ..110 Worcester Branch (1875) 14 19 Wiltink, W. W.. Esq . . . 220 Worley,Mrs.I. C.. . . 50 0 Willis, J. E., Esq., Cheltenham (1864-70) 65 0 0 Worms, Messrs. G. and A. 110 Willis, J. Walnole. Esq. . .110 Worthing Branch (1875). . . 20 0 0 WilJis, H. B., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Wright, Henry E., Esq. . 110 Willis, Lieut. G. H. R., R.N. 100 Wright, Mr. S., St. NeoU 0 10 6 Willis, Major W 0 10 0 Wyndham, Mrs., Salisbury 110 Wills, Mrs., Shaftesbury. . 0 10 0 Wilmot, Lieut.-Gen.eraL ..110 X. L. V 100 Wilshaw, JR. J., Esq. ... 0 10 6 X. Y. Z., Manchester (1865) . . 100 0 0 Wilson, A., Esq., Wands-worth 500 X. Y. Z. (1867-9) 200 0 0 Wilson, Capt. J, E, M., B.N. 1 1 0 Wilson, F., Esq., Hambledon 110 Yardley Branch (1875) . . . . 47 8 11 Wilson, J., Esq. .... 5 0 0 Yates, Capt. R. B. ... 1 I 0 Wilson, John R., Esq. ..110 Yates, J., Esq., Rotherbam . 0 10 0 Wilson, J., Esq., Hackney .110 Yelverton, Vice-Admiral Sir Wilson, Lieut William, B.N. (1874-5) 300 Hastings, K.C.B. ... 1 0 0 Wilson, Miss A. S. ... 2 2 0 Yeo, Wm., Esq., in aid of Appledore Wilson, Miss H. J. . . .220 So. 2 Life-boat (1870). . 100 0 0 Wilson, Rev. Robert (1858-65) . . 52 10 0 Yerbury, B., Esq. (1869-74) 6 6 0 Wilson, Robert B. W., Esq. (1868-9) 75 0 0 Yockney, Miss E. Bose (1873-5) 1 10 6 Winckworth, Lewis, Esq. .220 York Branch (1875) ... 47 11 7 Windeatt, Thos., Esq., the late 1 0 0 Youle, F., Esq. (1863-73) . 55 5 0 Windeatt, Miss Tavistock .100 Young and Lsric, Messrs. .110 Windley andBarwiek,Messrs. 200 Young, Capt. A. ^. ... 1 1 0 Windsor, The Misses ... 0 5 0 Winn, W., Esq., Limehouse (1860-6) 52 10 0 Zulueta and Co., Messrs.. 110 LIST OF GENERAL COLLECTIONS, ETC., 1874-5. £. s. d. £. s. d. Aberford Alms Boa., One Mouth, -per Bexnill, St. Mark's Chateh, Thanks- Her. C. P. Eden on o giving Offertory, 30th Sept., per Adderley Church, Collection, per Rev. Rev. 3. H. Simpson, M.A. ... 5 12 9 Athelstan Corbet, M.A. 3 13 0 Biddestone, Proceeds of Penny Read- A Friend at Jersey, Collected by . . 372 ings, per Rev. J. Emra .... 110 American Sunday School, Collected by Branthatn, Suffolk, Collected by Rev. S. a small Class of Boys, being Proceeds K. Carter 200 of their Earnings, per Miss S. War- Christ's Hospital, The Boys at, per wick, Scarborough, 13 .S 5 12 9 Rev. G. C. Bell, M.A 400 Arreton Church, Isle of Wight, Moiety Clayton, Sir William R., Bart., Col- of Collection, 25th Oct., per Rev, lectedby 6 12 0 Reginald N. Currant, M.A. . . . 1 2 6 Clevedon, Collected by Colonel Gray- Ashford, SchoJaw at Alexander Aca- don 1 12 0 demy, per Mr. Thomas H. Vie . . 1 15 0 Clevedon Life-boat Fund, Proceeds of Atherton, Proceeds of Entertainment, a Soiree Musicale, per Mrs. E. La- per Rev. W. Nuttall, M.A. . . . 308 vington 26 17 0 Bexhill Church, Contribution from Cole, Master Omer Lean, Collected by 0 10 0 Harvest Thanksgiving Offertory, Cole, Miss E., Burton-on-Trent, Col- 4th Oct., per Rev. A. B. Simpson,M.A. 6 11 6 lected by 1 10 0 LIST OF GENERAL COLLECTIONS, ETC. 303 £. s. d. £. s. d. Cruiekshank, Miss E. A., Combe Down, Newport Histrionic Club, Proceeds of Collected by 150 Entertainment on 15th Oct., per G. Dalton, Mrs. Herbert, TunbridgeWells, Meyrick Humphrey, Esq 30 13 6 Collected by 21 5 0 Newton-by-Sudbury, Portion of Har- Eardisley, Proceeds of Concert, per vest Thank-offering, per Rev. Regi- Henry Horton, Esq 15 0 0 nald Smith 1 12 0 Elvetham Church, Two Offertories on Orange Street (Leicester Square) Cha- Christinas Pay, per Rev. A. Majendie 877 pel, Bible Class 050 Eulenberg, Miss, and Pupils, BeJsize Oxford Gas Works Employes, per C. Park Gardens 0 H 0 Henwood, Esq -. . 650 Fisher, Edward, Esq., Girvan, Col- Parker, Mrs. M. C., Fifehead, & Friends 1 10 0 lected by 956 Peek,Winch, & Co., Messrs., Employes Foo-Chow-Foo, China, per Two Friends 49 10 0 of 330 Freemasons, Leigh Lodge of, in aid of Peterborough, St. Paul's Church, Col- Lady Leigh Life-boat (Annual) . 110 lection on Christmas Day, 1873, per Ditto, Temperance Lodge, 739 (Ann.) 220 Rev. C. R. Ball, M.A 110 Govan Colliery Mission School, Col- Pimlico, St. Gabriel's Church, Moiety lected by the Children, per Robert of Collection on 20th Dec., per Rev. Coats, Esq 360 B. Belcher, M.A 12 0 0 Green, Mr. E. H., St. John's Wood, " Plimsoll" Life-boat Fund, Collected Collected by 0 15 0 by Mr. John Taylor, Royal Hotel, Guernsey, Proceeds of Lectures, by Derby (less expenses) 351 11 1 C. M. Harrison, Esq 1 r 0 Raffles, A. Blanchard, Esq., Liverpool, Hadoall Church, Collection on 4th Oct., Collected by 116 per Kev. B. C. Mortimer .... 493Reynolds, Capt., Uckfield, Collected by 6 2 6 Harby Church, Offertory on 1st Nov., Ryder, Miss Katherine S., Westbrook per Rev. M. O. Norman .... 128 Hay, Collected by Herself, Sister, Hardcostle, Mr. J. L., Addiscombe, and Brothers . 0 17 0 Collected by 0 10 0 Shaboe, Rev. D., M.A., Collected in Hay, Mr. J. H., and Pupils, Stamford small Sums for Masonic Life-boat House, South Lambeth, Collected by 10 0 0 Fund 220 Honorable Artillery Company, Pro- Shepherd, Mrs. E. K., Woburn, Col- ceeds of Entertainment by the Dra- lected by 270 matic Club, per H. B. Matthews, Esq. 10 10 0 S. Michael's Life-boat Fund, per Rev. Hotham, Master F. W., Bueklsnd, Col- G. F, Prescott, M.A. (additional) . 27 5 5 lected by 173 Stoke d'Abernon Church, Moiety of Hubert, Miss M. A., CJifton, Col- Collection on Christmas Day, per lected by 110 Rev. F. P. Phillips, M.A. .... 600 Jeffery, Miss C.,W&lworth, Collected by 1 10 0 Temple, Master Michael, Leeds, Col- Ling, Miss, Lincoln, Collected by . . 100 lected by 600 Liverpool, Dixon's Imperial Hotel, Thompson, H., Esq., Leigh, Collected Collection, per Horace B. Montefiore, by, including II. collected from Esq 1 10 0 Fishermen, by Mrs. Barker ... 230 M. N., Collected by 260 Timperley, W. F., Esq., De-wsbury, Maidstone, Collection in the Pariah Collected by 190 Church (All Saints) on 31st May, Uggeshall, Harvest Thank-offering . 330 1874, per Rev. D.D.Stewart, M. A. 1813 3 Vivian, Lady, Bedford Place, Balance Maidstone Training School, Mrs. En- of her Life-boat Fond 7 10 2 glish, her Assistant, and Pupils . . 110 Walter, Master F. E., and Schoolfellows 0 10 0 Malvern, 4 College Grounds, Collected Walter, Master W., Tunbridge Wells, by the Boys, per Loraine Estridge, Collected by 220 Esq 0 13 6 Walters, Rev. A. V., Collected by . . 1 10 0 Matthews, Mrs., and Sister, Sea View, Wavertree Mutual Improvement So- Collected by 100 ciety, Fines, and Donation from Mawe, F. E., Esq., Collected by . . 0 10 4 » retiring Member, per Miss Stotter- May, Capt. S, W., K.N,, Collected by. 6100 folit 100 N., Collected by 170 West Haddon Church, Collection on Netheravon Church, Offertory on 15th 4th April, per Rev. G. L. W. Fan- Nov., per Eev. W. H. Heaven, M.A. 1 15 6 quier 3151 Newbald, Harvest Thanksgiving Offer- Wood, Charles T., Esq., Bristol, Col- ing, per J. W. Day, Esq. .... 300 lected by 330 304 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 15,1875. COLLECTIONS FROM SEAMEN AND OTHERS, BY COLLECTORS OF CUSTOMS, BY THE AGENTS OF THE SHIPWRECKED MARINERS' SOCIETY, AND BY OTHERS, IN 1874-5. £. ». d. £. *. d. African S.S., Capt. Corthope, Collected London Mercantile Marine Office, per on Voyage from Cape Town, per Capt. J. Watson 5 11 1 Walter Searle, Esq...... 500 Lynn, per T. W. Clarke, Esq. ... 3 IS 9 Alloa, per R. H. D. Mahon, Esq. . . 062 Maldon, per A. McNab, Esq. ... 2 12 9 American, Cape Mail S.S., Collected on May Queen, of Alloa, Ship, the Master, Voyage from Cape Town, per Capt. Officers, and Crew 1 15 6 H. Ballard ...... 446 Montrose, per W. Petherick, Esq. . . 079 Bangor,PlasLIueyd,perMr. S. Roberts 0 10 9 Montrose, Shore Dues Office, per L. S. Bangor, per Samuel Boberts, Esq. . . 110 Smith, Esq 2 13 1 Belfast, per Albert Dent, Esq. ... 3 13 7 Newport, Mon., per T. Gray Jones, Esq. 20 5 6 Belfast, per John Shelley, Esq. ... 646 Newquay, Wales,per Mr. W. James . 0 15 0 Blyth, pet J. Robinson, Jun,, Esq. . 67 North Shields, Tyne Sailors' Home, Borrowstoness, per W. E. Wilcos, Esq. 3 15 0 per George French, Esq 0 15 0 Boston, per J. Scott, Esq ..... 0 11 13 Nyanza. S.S., Collected by Passengers Ditto, per J. E. Ridlington, Esq. . 166 on Homeward Voyage from Cape Bridport, per L. M. Maxton, Esq. . . 042 Town 10 II 6 Bristol, per Capt. Thomas Brooks . . 32 0 6 Perth, per James Harvey, Esq.... 080 Carlisle and Silloth, per J. "Walker, Esq. 070 Plymouth, per H. M. Shapcott, Esq. . 100 Charlestown, per W. E.Wilcox, Esq. . 6 10 9 Portsmouth, per E. Pagdea, Esq. . . 0158 Conmay, H.M. School Frigate, per Rev. Port William, per Thomas Whyte, Esq. 059 W. F. J. Hanbury, Chaplain . . 710 Ramsgate, per W. Whitmore, Esq. . 139 Date ofArgule, S.S., Contribution Box, Rochester, per A. Cosset, Esq. ... 4 12 7 per Capt. W. Hellyar ..... 100 Runcorn, per W. R. Staveley, Esq. , 8 13 0 Excellent, H.M.S.. Canteen Committee, Shoreham, per T. L. Stapledon, Esq. . 0 12 0 per Capt. Brandreth, R.N. . . . 10 0 0 Spalding, per W. T. Capps, Esq. . . 10 0 0 Falmouth, per H. G. Cheesman-Esq. . 260 St. Andrews, per Norman McLeod, Esq. 070 Faversham, per A. D. Growing, Esq. . 282 Stockton-on-Tees, per W. H. Holmes, Glasgow, per A. Ross, Esq., and D. Esq 4 14 6 •Williams, Esq...... 54 13 6 Sunderland, per R. M. Hudson, Esq. . 153 Gloucester, per Henry Thomas, Esq. . 6 1 10 Truro, per J. W. D. Keogh, Esq. . . 0 15 8 Grangemouth, per E. Snell, Esq. . . 290 Westport, per F. Whelan, Esq. . . 100 Great Yarmouth, per W. Maclean, Esq. 0 18 4 Windsor Castle, Cape Mail S.S., col- Greenock, per Thomas Avery, Esq. . 116 lected on Voyages to and from Cape Grimsby, per James Edwards, Esq. . 375 Town, per Capt. John Howson . . 33 11 0 Grimsby, per B. Martin, Eso, ... 1 16 3 Wisbeaoh and Sutton Bridges, per K. J. Hull, per J. W. I>ay, Esq ..... H 0 0 Weaver, Esq 5 17 9 Ipswich, per Emra Holmes, Esq. . . 7 19 0 Wisbeach, per S. H. Miller, Esq. . . 070 Lady Josyan, S.S., of Southampton, Wivenhoe, per Mr, J. Wilkins ... 120 Contents of Contribution Box, per Woodbridge, per Henry Fisher, Esq. . 136 Capt. Hariow ...... 2 10 0 Yattou, per Miss Jones, in aid of Brix- Liverpool, per W. G. Stewart, Esq. . 661 ham Life-boat 4 10 0 London Custom House, per J. W. Yealni, per W. John Segrae .... 2 10 0 Douglas, Esq ...... 0 19 7 CONTENTS OF PILLAR AND OTHER CONTRIBUTION BOXES. (In addition to those included under "SEAMEN'S COLLECTIONS.") £. >. d. \ £. s. d. Adams, Mrs., Stretford 800 Britannia Inn, per Mr. G. Allen, Ashton, Esq., Park Crescent . 2179 White ...... 0 15 0 Basingstoke, per Mr. C. J.Jacob , . 086 Castle Hotel, per Mr. R. R. Boocey, Mr. C., King's Arms, Boupell j Roberts ..... 0 6 11 Street 0 14 3 ' Commercial Hotel, per Mr Bristol, Royal Hotel, per Mr. W. ! T. P. Jones ... 0 11 0 Swanson 1 12 0 | Dolbadarn Hotel, per Capt Broadwater, Robt.,Esq., BilliterSquare 0 14 4 ! R. Roberts 1 0 5 Bromley, Mr. Charles, Goole ... 0 16 8 I Drum, per Mr. Edwards 0 6 JO Burchell, Mrs. W., Broad Sanctuary . 3 15 0 Griffiths' Vaults. . , 0 10 Burnley, Thorn Hotel, per Mr. George Hope, Mr. John . . 0 4 C. Ogden 0 15 2 : Jackson, Frederick Esc Carnarvon, per John Jackson, Esq.:—- (don.) 0 10 0 Albert Inn, per Mr. R. Lee Owen, Capt. Richard, Har- Ellis 0 11 4 bour Master .... 3 10 6 LIST OP GENERAL COLLECTIONS, ETC, 305 £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. Owens, Capt. Ovren, Port Jersey Eastern Railway Stations . . 258 Dinorwic 072 Real, Miss, Hereford 0 15 0 Prince of Wales Hotel, per Kemble, Miss, Oakmere, per William Mr. J. Lloyd . . . . 0 12 10 Kemble, Esq. 500 Queen's Hotel, per Mr. G. Keswick Hotel, per Miss C. Frank . 126 Owen 073 Le Cocq, S., Esq., Guernsey. ... 1 15 7 Red Lion Hotel, per Mr. Lighten, Digby, Esq., Ellastone . . 182 Griffith Davies ... 0 3 8 Liverpool, Cox's Restaurant, per H. B. Roberts, Capt. R., Port Montefiore, Esq. 1 50 0 Dinorwie 066 London Bridge Railway Station . . 4 12 3 Rowlands, Miss . , . . 0 2 5 London Docks 100 Boyal Hotel, per SCr. E. Macclesfleld Arms Hotel, Maaclesfield, Humphreys .... 0 7 9 per Mr. T. R. Combermach. ... 0 16 9 Royal Sportsman Hotel, per " Margaret" Contribution Bos, . . 300 Mr. J. Pugb. .... 0 2 7 Milward, Rev. H. C., Birmingham . 110 Ship and Castle, per Mrs. Monreith House, per Lady Maxwell . 0 15 10 Williams 130 Newoomb, FitzKoy, Esq., Boltoa Gar- Small sums received by dens 150 John Jackson, Esq. ..119 Old Bell Hotel, Holfaorn, per Mias Three Crowns, per Mr. Bunyer 200 Peters 0 11 8 Portal, Mr. W. R., Norwood ... 0 14 G 13 13 0 Railway Clearing House, Enston Cook, Mr. A. H., Hampstead . » . 1 8 1 Square, per Mr. J. McClean ... 5110 Cox and Son, Messrs., Chancery Lane. 1 13 6 Bamsgate Pillar Box, per Capt, Braine & 18 9 Crawford, Master Alfred, Weston- Ditto, Contribution Boxes at Hotels, super-Mare 1 3 0 &c 603 Crendon House School, High Wycombe, Rsyment, Mrs., Dartford .... 100 per Mr. John Beek 1 I 0 Rogers, Mr. E., Reading . '. . . 0 11 6 Crystal Palace 11 18 0 Rymer-Jones, Mr. F. W. Owen, Corn- Crystal Palace High Level Railway wall Road 0 10 2 Station, p«r Mr. G. A. Berrey . . 2 16 8 Shoreditch Railway Station ... 2 11 6 East India Docks 1 1 6 Skinner, William, Esq., Cambridge . 1 10 0 Eldred. Mr. C. G., Tie'«Captain Cook," South Devon Railway Stations, per South Hornsey ...... 2 16 6 Albert P. Prowse, Esq. .... 19 8 10 Farrar, Miss, Brixton ..... 0 12 6 Southampton, per James Lemon, Esq.. 1778 Fenchureh Street Railway Station. . 3 II 2 Taunton, Master J. Barry, Edgbaston 200 Folkestone, Royal Pavilion Hotel, per Thurlotr, Mr. T., High Wycombe . , 100 Mr. J. B. Edwards 2 16 8 Truro Railway Station, per Mr. W. H. Fox, Mr. Francis, Saltburn . . . 1 1 0 Watkins 0 10 7 Fyson, Miss E. M., Heigham Green 0 15 0 Tupp, Mr., Tottenham Court Road, Geary, Master, Cadogan Place , . 200 vizt., his own Contribution of 18s., Greet, Miss H., Coariton . . . 090 It 2s. from Eight of his Employe's, Harrison, C. M., Esq., Guernsey . 1 I 0 and U. 4s. in Boxes 340 Harrogate, per Mrs. EUis, i.e.— Victoria Railway Station .... 7 11 9 Queen's Hotel .... 3 H 1 Waterloo Railway Station .... 306 Prince of Wales Hotel . 0 10 2 Watson, Thomas, Esq., Row ... 500 Mr. Bartho ..... 0 4 4 West India Docks 0 16 9 487 FORK OF BEQUEST OF MONEV, STOCK, OB OTHEK PERSONAL ESTATE. / <7tc« and bequeath to the ROYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION for the Preservation of Life from Shipwreck, founded in 1824, London, the sictn of £ ,for the use of the said Institution ; and I do hereby direct that the same be paid out of my chattels personal. ROTAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, 14 John Street, Melfhi, London. IStA May, 1875. 306 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 15, 1875. SPECIAIj LIFE-BOAT CONTRIBUTIONS. £. t. d. £. i. a. CIVIL SERVICE LIFE-BOAT < Norman W Esq 130 0 888 ... - 8 4 FUND. Oawhyii, G. Eso: -10 6 1109 -10 1 Parker H Esq .100 1120 . . . - 12 0 Patron— Uobinson, IV Esq - 10 6 1342 , . . . . 1 10 3 HIS EOTAl HlGHSESS THE DrjXE OF Thorpe, W. Esq - 10 0 H69 _ 12 6 EDINBUBGH, K.G., K.T., etc. 1246 - 6 0 iTreasnrer— Collections. 129S _ 10 0 CHABLES G. TUKXEB, Esq. Barringer, W. Esq 220 1423 Back, H. K. Es £. s. d. I £. * £. s. 4506 ,-80 Bury St. Edmunds, Social De- Corder, Mr, F. J - 10 4563 .-50 signLodge -10 0 Coventry, & Sheppard, Messrs. - 10 4640 . 1 0 0 I Derby District 1 1 0 Cowan, Mr - 10 4747 . - 6 0 ' Gibraltar District 2 0 0 Denny, Messrs. C. and J 4793 . - 17 0 ' Glossop District - 16 10 Dewar and Webb, Messrs 1 1 4857 . - 5 0 Ditto, Key Lodge - U 1 Dunkin, Mr. John -10 4885 - 5 0 j Great Grimsby District 3 3 0 Easton, T. and \V. Messrs 5 5022 . - 10 6 ; HucUJersfield, W. T._Carver .. - 10 0 Edwards Brothers, Messrs. .. - 10 5205 5 ! Island of Guernsey District .. 2 5 Gade and Co. Messrs , - 10 5212 . - 6 6 I Jersey District 118 0 Girdwood and Co. Messrs - -1-0 522S - 7 7 | Kelso District - 10 o ! Gregory, and Co. Messrs - 10 5236 . - 10 0 Londen, Loyal Hope of Blooms- | Gripper and Son, Messrs - 10 S25? . - 6 6 I buryLodge 1 1 0 Hadley, Messrs - ZO 5312 . - 1 3 London North, Duke of Bed- Harris Brothers, Messrg 1 1 5405 - 10 ford Lodge ...... 1 1 0 Harvey and Portway, Messrs. -10 5452 - 10 London South, Flower of Lam- Hewittson and Co. Messrs.... - 10 5476 - 10 brthLodge ...... -10 6 Hopkvason, Mr. C - 5 5522 - 10 Ditto, Robert Burns Lodge. 110 James and Sons, Messrs - 10 5549 . - 5 Lynn, Perseverance Lodge ... - 10 0 Jones and Sons, Messrs. E. F. - 10 . - 7 Maidstone, Hand of Friendship Judkins, Connorton, and Son, 5691 - 10 Lodge ...... - 6 8 Messrs ~ W Year's Interest on £150 New Marple District ...... 110 Judkins, Mr. B. L - 10 3 per Cents 4 10 Northampton, Adelaide Lodge 230 Kains Jackson, Mr. H. - 10 Sams under 5s 12 5 Norwich, Nelson Lodge ..... 2 2 0 Klein, Mr. Wro - 10 Richmond (Surrey), Fete Com- Ledger and Marriage, Messrs. - 10 Tote! £2,24S 4 11 mittee ...... 3 3 0 MacInnes,Mr 1 1 Rugby, LawrenceSberiffLodge 1 I 0 Maidlow and Sons, Messrs.... - 10 Southampton, York Lodg3. ... - 5 0 Mendl, Mr. Ferdinand - 10 S. Shields, D. Maxwell Lodge. - 15 0 Mitchiner and Lynne, Messrs. - 10 Stockton, Temperance Lodge .110 Mongredien, EHerby, and Co.. 1 1 THE "GOOD TEMPLAR" Swaffhaia District ...... 1 1 o Muggeridge, Mr. T. B - 10 LIFE-BOAT FUND. Taunton District ...... -63 Nixon, Gower, and Co. Messrs. - 10 Ditto, ditto ...... - 5 6 Odams, Mr. J - 10 Voluntary Contributions received for Trowbridge, Victoria Lodge .. 100 Patent Granary Company ... 1 1 the Fund from LODGES and MEM- WnrinehiU, Good Samaritan Peek, Trean, and Co. Messrs.. - 10 BEES of the INDEPENDENT OBDEBOI» Lodge ...... -10 0 Eathbone and Son, Edward, GOOD TEMPLARS in England, per Worksop District ...... - 10 0 Messrs - 10 Rev. JAMES YEAMES. York District ...... 277 Roberts, and Co. Messrs - 10 £. s. d. Small Sums under 6s ...... - 16 11 Eobins, Mr. H - 10 (1873-4) 680 0 0 Robinson, Mr - 10 Ditto (18f5) 50 0 0 Total ...... £39 3 4 Koffey and Son, Messrs 1 1 Eomford & Rathbone, Messrs. - 10 Total. .£730 0 0 Ruston, Watson, & Co. Messrs. 1 1 Scnacht.Mr.T -10 'MARK LANE" LIFE- Skelton, Mr. T. W. col. by. . .14 6 BOAT FUND. Smith, Mr. Walter - 10 Spartali and Co. Messrs 1 I THE "MANCHESTER HOD. Sec.—H. K&rss JACKSOH, Esq. Stuckenschmidt, Mr - 10 UNITY" LIFE-BOAT FUND Subscriptions at Christmas, 1874-5. Sutherland, Mr - 10 List of Voluntary Contributions from £, g. d. Taylor, Mr. Setb. - 10 various BISTBICTS and LODGES of IK- A. B - 10 0 Tyser, and Pechey, Messrs.... - 5 DEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS Aste, Son, and Kerchevall.... - 10 0 Usborne and Son, Messrs - 10 (M. U.) FsrEXDLY SOCIETT, from Barker, Mr - 10 6 Vokins.Mr.W - 10 Feb., 1874, to Feb., 1875, per H. EAT- Bancher, Mr. B. L , -10 0 Watney and Keene, Messrs... - 10 CLIFFE, Esq., C.S. Begbie, Young, & Begbie, Messrs. Webster Brothers, Messrs - 10 (2 years) 1 1 0 Woodley and Co. Messrs - 10 Donations. *. s. d. Bellamy, Mr. W. C. B - 10 6 Wright, T. W. Esq 1 1 AncWaad, Waitata Lodge ..110 Bovlll and Co. Messrs 1 1 0 Sums under 5s. - 8 Bedford, Prince Albert Lodge. - 15 1 Bovill and Sons, Messrs. Benj. - 10 « Boston, Hearts of Oak Lodge . - 10 0 Bowyer, Messrs, S. and H.,,. - 10 6 j TotaJ », £5214, 0 Brighouse, FriendlyDropLodge - 10 0 ( Colrnan, Messrs. J. & J - 10 6 BRANCHES OF THE ROYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, WITH NAMES OF THE CONTRIB0TOBS. Amounts acknowledged In these Lists are those chiefly received between 1st April, 1874, and 1st April, 1875. Donations contributed locally /yf the erection of Boatk&uses are omitted after having been once published. INDEX. riGK * fAQX P4SE ABEKDOVEY . , . .331 FlSHGUARD . . . » 336 NOTTINGHAM , . . .335 ABERYSTWITH ..... 310¥LAMBC*V>\;GH .... 344ORME'S HEAI> (vide LLAKPDDHO). AL&BOSODGH AND THOBFE . . 338 FLEETWOOD .... 325PADSTOW , • ^ t • . . • • 313 AlDEBHET .... 365 F&A&ERBURGa .... 349PEHARTH 321 AUIKOCTH .... 333GlKVAN 350 PENZAJTCE AND SEKSEN COVE . 313 GLASGOW , 356 PETERHEAD . . . .34* ANCTBDTHEB .... 364GOODWIN SANDS ANP DOWNS . 323 A&B3OATH .... 355GOEI^STON . . . 338 AKDMOEK 383 GBEENOCK , 358 PORTHCAWL .... 331 ABPBOSSAN .... 350GBEYSTONES .... 364POBTHWNLLAEN AND ABEBSOCH . 311 AKKIOW set GtffEBtfSEf , . 365 POBTHtEVEN .... 3/3 HASBOROUGH .... 332PORTHODSTOCK . . . ,313 BACION 331 HASTINGS AND ST. LEONARD'S . 341 PORT ISAAC . . . .314 BAIAAOTKAK .... 350HATCUAV 334 BAILYCOTTON .... 361HAYLE 312 PORT LOGAN AND BAY OF LUCK . 359 BAIinVALTEB .... 361HBNLET-OX-THAMES , . .336 PORTMA»OC .... 311 BANFF AND MACfiUFE1 . . 351 HOLYSEAD .... 309 PORT OF PLYMOUTH . . . au BAHSOCKOTBS '. , . . 359 Hoir ISLAKD .... 334POST OP EocHEsTjstt . ^ . 324 BABHOCTH '. . . . 331HOKHSBA 345 BABNSTAFLE AND BBABHTOS . 315 HUDDESSFIELD , r 345 PORTSMOUTH & HAYUNG ISLAND 322 BATH . 336 Hurj. . . . 345 BELFAST AKD GBQOMSPOKT . 360 HOKSIATSTOS .... 332 ILFBACOMBE AND MOBTB . . 317 BBHBBUME . . . .323 IPSWICH 339 ROCHDALE . . . .328 ISVJKB ..... 350ROGEBSTOWN .... 362 BlBSTOBD AND Af PLKDOBK . . 315 ISLE OF ARRAN . . .351 BlBMtKGHAM .... 342ISLE OF PCSBECK . . .319 Rra ANP WINCHELSEA . . 342 BLACKPOOI .... 325ISLE OF WHITHORN . . . 359 BLAKENEX .... 331ISLE OF WIGHT . - . 322 SCARBOROUGH .... 346 BLTTB ... . 334 SCILLY ISLANDS . . . 314 BOSTON 330 KBfGSGATB .... 324SEATON CABEW . . 32D KING'S LYNN , 332 KlSGSTOWN .... 362SHEFFIELD .... 348 BftANCASTEa . . , .331 KntttCBBimGHT . . . 356SHEKINGHAM .... 3&& BBIDSEWATEK ASK BDKKHAK . 337 KIRKLISTON .... 357 SaOREHAlA .... 342 LANCASTER .... 325 SKEBBIES AND BAUIEIGGAK , 362 SOOTHPORT . . . .329 Brasroi...... 322LEICESTER . 329 SOTJTHWOLD .... 239 BEOADSTAIES . . . .323 LisooLNsmsE SH/PWBECK Assoc. 329 STAFFOKDSHIRS POTTEBIES . . 337 LIVERPOOL AND NEW BRIGHTON 326 ST. ANDREW'S . . . .355 BODE an UXABJ> (POLPEA») . . . 312ST. DAVIR'S AND SOLVA. . . 336 BOBTON-ON-TBENT . . . 33J LLANDDDNO .... 311St. IVES (CORNWALL) . . 314 , CADGWTTH .... 311 LLANDULAS .... 315 CAHOBB 363 LLASeLLT AND PBlffBKET . .311 CAMPBBLTOWN AND SOIJTHEND . 350 LOBDONDERRT AND GEBENCASTLK 363 STORNOWAY .... 358 IrOSGHOI-E .... 353STBOWNESS .... 3&8 CARLISLE AND SIUOTH . . 314 LoOE 312 SDWCEBLAND AND WHITBUBN . 320 CAEHABTHEN BAY . . . 310 Lo^TEflfOrTTH .... 354 I*ovn££KHn: ASD PA.KEFIELO . 339 TEES BAY .... X4& CASIfcETOWN .... 365 LYDD, DDKGEKESS . , . 324 TEIGSMOUTH , . . .318 CHELTENHAM .... 322LYME BEGJS .... 319 TESBY 336 Lv NMOUTH . . . * 3 1 1 CmCHESTEBHAHBOUBASDSEiSEr 340 TOBBAY 318 ClBKTBOBIES .... 3SOM.ASCtt'ESIZ.ft * 327 CioTEi.tr sis MARGATE 324 CORK AND QDEEBSTOWS . . 361 MABYPORT .... 314 CODETMAC8HEBBY , . . 361 MEVAGISSEY .... 312 CSOMEB 331 HILPOSX> HAVEN . . . 336 WAKKFIELD .... 34S MONTBOSB .... 355WALMER (vide GOODWK). DEVOH CENTBAL (£XETER) . 316 MtJJfDESLEY . * . . . 332 WEST HARTLEFOOL . . 321 MtlSSELBUKGH .... 354WESTOS-SUPER-MARE . 337 WEXFORD ANU ROSSLARE , 364 DKOGHEDA .... 363NEWBIGGIN .... 334WKYMOUTK . . , 320 DXJBUS ..... 361NEWCASTLE (DUNDSDM) . . 361 WHITBY AND UPGAHG . 3*8 DOTOAKXON AXD WATEEFORD , 364 ^EWCASTL-E, TYSEMOOTH, &c. . 334 WHITEHAVEN AND SEASCAPE 314 NEWHAVEN .... 342 PGSDBS . 355 NEWQVA.Y Asn> ABERAYBOS . 3lo WJNTEBTON . 333 DmfFKRMLISE 355 ^EWQUAY (CoaNWALL) . .313 WlTHERNSEA , 349 DUNGABVAN 363 iVfitK BoifA'EY AND DcNGEKESS . 324 WOLVERHAMPTOY , 338 DOHWICH 338 NEWTON ABBOTT . . .317 WOBCESTEB , 343 EASTBOURNE 341 WORTHING . 342 ErassnsGH AND LETTS 352 NoRTHASrpTON .... 333YARDLEY (BIRMINGHAM) , 343 NOMH BERWICK . . .356 YABMOCTH AKI> CAI&TEK , 33a NORTH PEAL (vide GOOPWIN)- NORTH SUNDERLAND . . . 335 SPECIAL LIFE-BOAT CONTEIBTTTIONS. PASB f *A&» | PAGE ! PAGE 1 PAGE | PAGB CIVIL SEKVICE . 306 ICovEKi GARDEN 306 1 FORESTERS', 306 1 GOOD TESTPLAK. 307 1 ODD FELLOWS, 307 1 MARK LAKE, 307 BBANCHES— LIST OF ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 309 ENGLAND AND WALES. £. s. d. Penny, Mrs. IT. Pacey, J. Esq 1 1 0 F '.. 4 1. 6 33erfes|)tre, &ttglms. Paynter, J. W. Esq.. - 10 0 Small Sums.. ~ 6 e READING BRANCH. ANGLESEY BRANCH. Penrhyn, Lord 5 0 0 Platt, Robert. Esq. ..200 Total Dons 40 12 0 Honorary Secretary — Treasurer and Hon. Sec.— C. STKPHBNS., Esq. Preistley, John, Esq. 100 Total Subs ...122 14 6 WILLIAM PBESTON, ESQ. Preston, Rev. A. J. . - 10 0 Annual Subscriptions. Annual Subscriptions. Price, Mrs. Hugh ... X 0 0 £153 6 6 &. s. d. £. i. d. Price, J. W. Esq.... - 10 0 Andrewes,C. J. Esq. 110 Arnold, Mr. G. R. . . 1 0 0Pilchard, B«v. H - VO 0 Austen, Capt. R.ST. .too Ditto children of . - 5 0 Prichard, Hen. Esq. . - 10 0 Ball, Jaa. Esq 1 1 0 Ashorat Mr I .... - 30 0 Prichard, Robt, Esq. - 10 0 HOLYHEAD BRANCH. Ball, Mrs. George . . - 10 0 Atkinson, John, Esq. - 10 0 Prlcbard, Thos. Esq. - 10 0 President— Birch, Capt. R.N.... 100 Bangor, Bishop of . . . 2 2 0 Richards, Rev. J. ... - 10 0 The Hon. W. 0. STANLEY. Blacfcwell, E. & F. Barber, H. Esq - 10 6 Roberts, Arthur, Esq. 100 Chairman— Beever, J. F. Esq. ..100 Roberts, Mr. J. .... - 10 0 Rev. Dr. BKISCOE. Blagrave, J. H. Esq. 110 Beroey, K. H. Esq. .100 Roose, B. Esq - 10 0 Treasurer and Hon. Sec. — Blandy, F. J. Esq... 110 Biddulph, Miss - 5 0 Roscoe, Mrs 1 1 0 W. P. EW.IOTT, Esq. Blftndy, H. B. Esq. .110 Scofield, W. J. Esq., Boston Lord 2 0 0 Annual Suosertpfftms. Blandy, W. F. Esq. .110 Bulkeley,Str. B. Bart. 220 per Rhoaneigir Blandy, Charles, Esq. 110 Life-boat 110 £. s. A. Barber, H. T. Esq.. . - 10 6 Blowers and Son, Chisholm, Cspt 19 fl Skegg,Dr - 10 0 Slater, Mr. J - 10 0 Beaumont, Capt - 10 0 Cooper, R. Esq 100 Bell, Capt. R.N 100 Copeland, W. Esq. . . - 10 0 Smith, Asherton, Esq. 200 Brown/Mr. G. J.... 100 Smith, Branston, Maj. 110 Briscoe, Rev.T,,IXI>. - 10 0 Davies, B, Esq. M.F. 220 City of Dublin Steam Butter, Capt. A., R.N. - 10 0 Davlea, Robert Esq.. 220 Souter, Miss, per Butler, Mr. G. R.. . . - 10 0 Rhosneigir Life- Bracher & Sydenham, De Broke, Lady W.. 500 Davis, Bichd. Esq. Docker Esq. ..,.*.. - 10 0 boat 1 1 0 Messrs - 10 0 DojrtiDR IXtW.Esq. 100 Souter, Miss F., per Cameron, Rev. A. A. 1 0 0 Hbosneigir Life- Elliott, W. P. Esq.. . - 10 8 Duncuft, J. Esq. ... - 10 0 Ellis, Mr. John - 5 0 Cantrell, Mr. W. S.. - 10 0 Edwards, Miss K. W. 1 0 0 boat 1 1 0 CatcnpooL Mr. R.D. 110 Spode, Josiah, Esq. .200 Francis, J. Esq., Tau Evans, T. F. Esq.. . . - 10 0 Altttajx , - 10 6 Cobbam, Capt. A, W. 100 Eyton, T. Wynne, Thomas, Mr. E. K. . - 10 0 Cobham, A. C. Esq. .100 Trevor, Rev. Warren 100 Griffith, Riev. Wm.. .-50 Eaq 100 Grifflth,Capt.J.Lloyd 110 Cocks, Mrs. C - 10 0 Gossling, Captain... - 10 0 Trevor.Mrs - JO 6 Collins, Chas. Esq.. - 10 0 Truscott. Mr. T 1 0 0 KugfKS, M r. John ..-SO Hngbes, Mr. H. G.. . - 5 0 Collins, Henry, Esq. - 10 0 Griffith, J>. W. Esq. . - 10 0 Turner, Thos. Esq. . - 10 0 Cooper, Mr. J. O — - 10 0 Verney.Capt.E., RJST. 100 Jones, Mr. Hu., S. S. Grlffith,H.T.D.Esq. 2 1 0 Vaults - 10 6 Cooper, Mr. Lewis.. - 10 0 Griffith, SVrRd. Ban. 1 1 0 Weldon, W. H. Esq. 1 0 fl Cowslade,H. H. Esq. - 10 6 Griffith, Miss Con way 100 Whitehead,J.D.,Esq. S 6 0 Jones, R. R. Capt.. . . - 10 0Cowslade,W.W.Esq. - 10 « Williama Lady S. H. S 0 0 Jones, Mr. Jos...... - 10 0 Griffith, Miss, London! 0 0 KendK.11, Captain ot Cast, Rev. A. P. P. . - 10 6 Grtfflta, W. G. Esq. - 10 0 Williams, Hev.Robt. 110 Edge, Jno. Esq 1 1 0 Williams, Rev. W. R.M.S. Cmnomght - 10 0 HaHJ.Eaj 110 Lloyd, Morgan, Esq., Elliott, Hy. Esq. 110 Hampton, Miss..... ~ 10 0 Q.C.,M.P, 1 1 0 Ferguson and Son, Herbert, Kev. E. ... - 10 0 Williams, Col. T. P. 3 3 0 Williams, Miss, Tany- London and North . Hifflrtns,G. Esq..... 110 Western Katiy. Co. 10 0 0 Flanagan, Mr, W... 1 1 0 Hills, Charles, Esq. . - 10 0 Fletcher, Admiral... 110 Williams, Mrs., Tros- Mackenzie. Capt. Hughes, General 10 0 S.H 1 0 0 Forbes, A. C. Esq. ..110 Hnghes, J. W. Esq. . - 10 0 Parry, E. T. Esq., Fuller, Mr. Jno 100 Hughes, W. B. Eaq. Witliams, Mrs, H. 0. - 10 0 F.W.A 200 Williams, W. Esq. .,200 Bryn Gola 010 0 Peters, Mr -SO Hnghes, RoH. Jones, Williams, J. Esq 1 1 0 Harris, W. R. Esq.. 100 Williams, Rev. John - 10 6 PritcJitua,J.K.Bsq., H. P. Bank 110 Hawker, The Misses 110 Jones, Arcbd. Wynne - 10 0 Hawkes&SonsMessrs. - 10 e Jones,B,.Wynne,E6q. - 10 0 Prttchard, Mr. R - 5 fl Heelas and Sons, Kobert8,fla.Esq,N. Messrs 110 Jones, Mrs. H. W... - 10 0 & S. Wales Bank . 110 Jones,T,Mlcboll9,Eaq.l 1 0 Stanley, Hon. W. 0. 1 1 0 Herringham, Mrs,.. 100 Lewi9,CaptTHampt»n 100 Donatt&ns, Thomas, Mr, - 5 0 Hewett, Robt. Esq. 110 Lewis, 3frs.Haaipton 1 0 0 Coll. Box &t Maelog Williams, Mr. Hugh - 10 0 Hill, Mr. Arthur ... - 10 6 Lewis, Wm. P. Esq. - 10 0 Lake Hotel, per Williams, Mr. 5 0 Hole, Capt. W. R.N. 110 Lingham, F. H. Esq., Mr. Arnold 1 6 8 Hownslow, Mr. J.W. - 10 6 per Rbosneigir Collecting Box at Total...... 30 18 o Hulme, The Misses. 220 Llanvaes Church 1 13 8 Hunter, Sir P. Bart.. 110 Lingbam, Mrs., per Late Lady Goring ,248 • Donations. Hunttey, Mr. Josh. . It! 0 Bhosaeiglr Life- Airs. Griffith 2 0 0 Coles, A. J. Esq. 10 10 0 Iremonger, Mr. E. .. - 10 fl { boat 110 Mrs. Thomas 1 0 D Coll. in Cbarch,Free- Johnson, Mr, Josh... 110 Lloyd, E. 6. Esq.... - 10 0 Proceeds of collec- ma«n»' Service ,.110 Koox Mrs 1 1 0 Lnck, JUchatd, Esq.. - 10 8 tions at Llan- Liverpool Under- Layton, Admiral.... 110 Mason, Rev. Wms.. - 10 0 vaes and Penmon writers 28 0 0 Leach, Mr. John 1 1 0 Churches, per Rev. McVeagh, Belfast ..IK 0 0 Lodge, Jas. Esq 1 1 0 Massey.W, Esq..... - 10 0 Warren Trevor, Thompson, Capt. of Lovejoy, Mr. G 110 Meyrick, 0. F. Esq.. 200 August, 1874 ... 15 1 0 ship Great Admi- Maurice, O. C. Esq. . - 10 6 MilUagtan, Jno. Esq. 1 0 fl Rhosneigir, per Mr. ral 25 0 0 Minty, J. Esq 100 Mitchell, H. B. Esq.. 1 1 0 Collection Boxes:— Mitchell, Mrs. H. B. 1 0 0 Additional Collection, Marine Hotel 1 13 0 Jforris, Mr. Chas. ... - 10 6 Morgan, Rev. B 110 per Mrs. H. F. South Stack Vaults - 7 6 Mount, W. G. Esq. .110 Neave,TheHon.La D 2 316 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 15, 1875. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. a. Vidal,Mrs. - 10 0 Corneck, Capt. R.N.. -50 Damerell,J. Esq. J.P.- 5 0 EXMOUTH BRANCa Walter, Mr -50 Cornecfc, Commander Donelan, J. Esq. . . . . - 10 6 Webber, E. Esq. ... - 5 0 R.N - 5 0 Drake Mr. - 5 0 Patroness — Wheeler, Lt.-Col. ..-50 Courtenay, Rev. the Follett,ra J. Esq.... 110 The Right Hon. Lady RoU*. White, Wm. Esq... - 5 0 Hon H. H. ..,,.- 10 0 Gard Mrs . . . 110 Chairman — > : Whyte, Cmndr.R.N - 5 0 Wfckham and Co.. . -50 Duntze, Sir J., Bart. 100 Gibba, T. B. Ksq - 10 6 SirlAJBFAX MOBESBT, K.CK, Willcock, Mr. S. C. - 5 0 Enneu, Mr. -10 6 Grace, Mrs. - 1 0 6 Admiral of the Fleet. Willett, Capt. - Iff 0 Ferris, Mr B - 10 6 Grace Miss . , 10 0 Honorary Secretary — "Willett, RCT. C. . . -80 Fletcher, Mr. C.E. . . - 10 0 Mr. W. T. Qmourr, due! Wilmot, Paul, Esq -SO Officer of Coastguard, Wilson, Messrs. . . - 5 0 Grissell, Mr. 1 1 0 Hawkins Mr - 10 8 Wren, A. B. Esq.. - 10 0 Hay, Mr. - 5 0 Hedgetod, C. Esq.. - 10 6 Annual Subscriptions. Wren, Capta.!1. -SO Henery Mr 100 Hedgeland, Rev. —.220 £. «. A Sums under &..... 23 6 0 Hoare, Mr. P. R 550 Huxham,O.Esq 110 Adams, H. C. Esq... - 5 « Holt, Mrs - 10 o Hoskin, Rev. M -50 Kennaway, M. Esq. .110 Baddeley, Mrs...... - 5 0 Hughes Col - 10 0 Kennaway, Miss.... 110 Baldock, Mrs - 5 0 Donations. Knighton, Mr. J. F.. -50 Knight, Rev. — Crichton, Major 10 0 0 Lampen, Capt - 10 0 (Honlton) 100 Bastln Mrs. , - 5 fl Legacy from Mary Bazalgette, Col. C. . . - 10 a Squire, "A Wl- Lewis Major, - 5 0 Lee, A.G. Esq. 100 ijow's Mite" 5 0 0 Manley Rev 0 - 10 0 Lloyd, H. Esq. K.W. ClarV-Jarvis.Esci... 100 M&rgarr Mrs. 110 the Mayor , 106 Blackett-Ord, C. Esq. - S 0 Box at Custom House, Marshall.Miss - 5 0 Mallett,Mr.(Exwick) - 10 0 Apptetore - 11 9 MeMarmid, Mr . -50 Milford, J. Esq 1 0 0 Bligh, J. Esq. ...'...- Ifl 0 Box at Boat House. . - 16 2 MUlman,Mra - 5 0 Milford, Miss - 10 0 Brent, Mrs - 10 0 Box ftt Baths 1 3 5 PfOairet, Miss - 10 0 Munk, Mrs 110 Brycc, J. Esq 100 Box at Boyal .Hotel. - 2 0 Parker, Miss 100 Nation, Mrs - 5 0 Bryce, J. P. Esq 1 0 » Box at Priory - 1 9 Neumann, G. Esq. ..100 Peel Mr 100 Norman & Pring, Bundock, Mrs - 10 0 Total Dona 18 15 1 Pennell, Mr. H. B. . - 10 0 Carr, Rev. C. R 10 » Total Subs. ....13 11 0 Pigott, Kev. T. We- Pennell. MissM.J.. 100 Carter, Mr. E. J. ... - 5 0 Chetwynd, Viscount 100 £92 6 1 Pike, Mr. W. Jupp . 110Pope, Mrs 1 0 o Clerk, Rev. H - 5 0 Porter, Mrs 110 Rookes, W. Esq - 10 6 Conyers, Mr. C - 6 O Pye Capt R N. . .-50 Sanders, J. Esq. 10 0 Copplestone, Miss ..-50 Rostall Miss loo Sanders, P. S. (Bic- Grudge, Mr. T - 5 « Roberton, Miss 110 Darke, A. J. Esq. . . - 10 » CLOVELLY BRANCH. Kowcroft, General .. 1 0 0 Sanders, R. Esq 110 Dawson, C. Esq. 5 fl Scales, Mr. E 1 1 0 Drake, Lady Elliott, i 0 0 Chairman— Short & Son, Messrs. - 10 0 Snow, Miss - 10 0 •Emmett, Capt - 5 0 Rev. J. J. CHICHESTSB. Solomon, Mr. Leon .110 Hon. Secretary — Soper Mr. J ..,. - 10 0 ThomaSjMessrs. J. L. Mr. JOBS BOMBT. Stephens, Mr. I. .... - 5 0 and Co - 10 6 Gordon, J. Esq 1 0 0 Strickland, Mr. A. . . 1 1 0Treffry, G. Esq I 1 0 Grenfell, Admiral S. Annual subscriptions. Strickland, Miss 110 Tremlett, Miss 1 0 0 CB - 5 0 Berriman. Mr - & 0 Studd, General 1 1 0 Troyte, C. A.W. Esq. 110 Hakewell, Miss - 5 0 Burnby, Mr. J 5 0 Varwell Mr . - 5 0 Chichester, Bev.J.J. - 5 0 Turner, Mr. C. H. . . 1 1 0White, Rear Atairl. 1 1 o Harington, Capt. R. Chope, Bev. M 5 0 Willcocks, Western, E.N - Iff fl Cooke,L.R. Esq.... - 5 0 & Denham, Messrs. 110 Heron, F. Maxwell, Harris, Cant. John.. - 5 0 Williams Mr .... - 5 0 In. Com. Ct. Gd... - JO 0 Stncley, Lieut-Col. .100 Total . 39 4 6 Wimble, Mrs. M. A. 1 1 0 Holman & Sons (2 Trustees of the Clo- Wippel, Mr. C. J.... - 10 0 years) 408 Donations. Johnston, Capt. W. F. Tueker, T.Pitts, Esq. - 10 fi Douglas, Lady - 10 0 Total 50 13 0 R.N - 10 » Rowe, Mr. Charles.. - 10 0 Land, W. H. Esq. . . - 5 ft Whitefield, Capt. Ed. -SO Collecting Boxes 8 7 Langley, J.W.Esq. - S » Pillar Box 2 15 9 Donations. Lind.Col -SO Marsh, Major - 10 « Donation, £43 8 10 Chapman 1 S 0 McNair, Capt - 5 0 Harttand, Mrs. Vine. Collected per Mr. Moresby, Sir Fwrf&s, In Memory of late Kingdom (Swin- G.C.B 1 0 0 Capt. Heard - 5 0 Nankivell, Mt -10 0 1 Collccted per Mr. Newham, Mr. C. B . - 5 0 £5 17 € EXETER BRANCH. Bustard (High- Newland, Mr. J. . . - 5 0 (Demon Central.) Peters, W. W. Esq . - 10 ft Collected per Mr. Do- Prettejohn.C.Esq . - 10 0 President— mlney (Chard) ... - 2 0 Rashleigh, Lady . . - 10 0 Tlie Eight Hon. The KARL Dunn, Miss M.(Bide- Roden, R. Esq. . . . - 10 ft or DETO». ford) 1 0 0 Spettigue, J. Esq. . - 10 0 DAWLISH BRANCH. Honorary Treasurer— Mallett, Mr. (Ex- Squires, Capt - 5 0 T. B. GIBBS, Esq. wick - 10 0 Stuart Sir C .-50 Chairman — Pillar boxes 679 Thomas, Mr. W..... - 5 » y. R. HOATUS, Esq. J.P. Annual Subscription*. Collecting boxes .... 8 10 0 Turbull, G. W.Esq. - 5 0 Treasurer — Acland, SlrT.D. ... 110 Turner, Miss - 5 » E. SCALES, Esq. J.P. Total Dons 18 2 2 Webber, Mr. A. B. . - 5 0 Barnard, Admiral . . 1 10 Total Subs 50 ]3 0 Hon. Sees.— Barnes, W. Eeq. Jun. 110 Wvatt-Edgeli, A. A. STBicKtiiro, Esq. BelfleW, J. Esq 100 i6ft 15 2 Captain BRETT, RJSl. Esq 10 » Bowertog, Miss .... 1 0 0 Sums under 5s. &c. . .21 6 t Collector- Bridges Mrs ...... 1 1 0 Pillar and otherBoxes J 14 0 Mr. DAVID PHEIAS. Brock, W.Esq 110 Annual Subscriptions. Bullivant, J. Ksq, . . 110 Total £59 0 i Bagshaw, Mrs. F.. . . - 10 0 Cann, W. Esq - 10 6 Cardew C Esq .100 Brett, Capt. R.N. ... - 10 6 Crabb, Capt. J. W... J 1 0 Brown, Mr. M. G. . . - 10 6Cuthberteon, W. Esq., Collins, Miss 1 1 0 J.P... - 5 0 BRANCHES— LIST OF ANNUAL SUBSOEIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 317 *. s. d. *. s. d. ILFRACOMBE AND LYNMOUTH .Adams, Win. & Co. . - 10 0 Hocking, E. & Sous .-50 Hodge R Esq . , . - 10 0 MORTE BRANCH. BRANCH. Alger J. Esq - 5 0 Hodge, W. C. Esq. .. 100 Chairman— Honorary Secretary — Allen, Join, Esq.. . , - 10 0 Hoiman, Henry, Esq. - 10 0 V. &TOSI.UA-M, Esq. Mr. JOHN CROOK. Arliss, Waul % - 5 0Holmes, Rev. P., D.D. - 10 8 Annual Subscriptions. Hubbard A .... - 10 Q Honorary Secretary— £. i. d. Barker, Nathaniel ..-50 Hubbard 6 — 10 0 N. VYE, Esq. J.P. Bagtow, T. W. - 10 0 HarrellandCo -SO Annual Subscriptions. Beer and Rundle.... - 10 0 Hyne, Simon - 5 0 £. !. A. Bevan, Mr - 5 0 Bennett, J. N. Esq. .-50 Jackman, William.. - 5 0 Bewes, Rev. Thomas 110 Jackson, S 5 0 Bassett, Rev. A. C. . - 10 0 Crook, Mr W - 5 0 Billing, F. Esq - 10 6 James and Rosewall - 10 0 Edmonds, F. E. Esq. - 10 6 BogerSexl - 10 0 James, J. S. - 6 0 Boolds,O.C - 10 0 JoU and Codings ... - 10 0 Broughtou, Lieat. D. 1 o 0 Haliiday.W.H.Esq. 110 Bourne, James, Esq.. 200 Kelly, John, Esq 10 0 Chanter, Bev. J. M. - 5 0 Hartley, C. Esq. .... - 10 6 Bowden.Mr.T? -10 0 Keen, Edmund - 5 0 C\sy, J, S. Esq...... 5 0 Heywood, Mr - 10 6 Bowden, J. and Co. . . - 5 0 King, James -10 0 Oopner, Mrs - 10 0 Lawson, Rev. W. L. - 10 6 Croofees J. Esq ... - 5 0 Lean, James, Esq. . . 1 0 0 British & Irish Sugar Lansdown, T. W. ... - 10 0 Cramp, Rev. C. ... - 10 0 Jones, Mr. Tom 10 6 Kefioing Co - 20 6 Cutdifle,C.H.D.Esq.- 5 0 Brown, H 1 1 0 Lear, Edward - 5 0 Deane,C. Esq -10 0 Medway, Mr - 10 6 Brown, Wills, and Lee, C. K. Esq - 5 0 Foquett, F. Esq - 10 0 Middleship, — , Esq. 100 Nicholson - 10 0 Lewer, King, & Co. . - 10 0 Gardener, F. Esq.... - 5 0 RlddelUW. R. Esq, - 10 6 Burnard,Lack,& Alger 1 1 0 Liscombe, R. L. Esq. 110 Wbitehead, Mrs 1 1 0 Butt,W - 6 0 Littleton, Dr. - 5 0 Hols, Mrs -50 Butter, Dr - 10 0 Lloyd, S. S., M.P.... 110 Hooper, Capt - 10 0 Total 10 12 0 Cwrpentet, Kichaid. . - 6 0 Lo\y e, Admiral 1 1 0 Hooper, Miss,. -50 Donatvms. Castle Sugar Refining Love, P. and Co - 10 0 Hosken, Capt. B.N.. 100 Pillar Contrbutn. Box 2 8 0 Co 100 Luce, W, - 10 0 Howland, J. Esq.... - 5 0 Hustable, Mr. R.... - 6 0 Cnivers,E -50 Luscombe, Bellamy, Huxtable, Mr. W... - 5 0 £15 9 10 Chubb, Mrs - 5 0 and Co. 110 Kaje, General E -10 0 Coates and Co., Dis- M'KeUar, Major 5 0 tillery 110 Marsh, Capt., Queen's Manle, G. N. Esq. ..110 Cole, MA...... -10 0 Harbour-Master.. - 10 0 Mello, E. Esq. 100 Coles, S. J. Esq. 100 Marshall, E. Esq. ... - 10 0 Mello, Miss I 0 o NEWTON ABBOT Collier Brothers 110 Marshall, W. Esq. ..-50 Naisb, J. G. Esq -10 0 BRANCH. Matthews, Henry. . . - 10 0 Corporation of Saltash 110 Matthews, J.W. Esq. - 6 0 Pettsi.Mr.E -50 Honorary Secretary — Prevost, Mrs. A. E.. 110 Crossing, J. Esq - S 0 Prom, J. G. Esq. ... - 5 0 Major YATES. '• Richards, Mr. P - 5 0 Annual Subscriptions. Cucideford, T. Esq... - 10 0 Melhuisn,E. Esq.... - 6 0 Baker, B. H. M. Esq. -10 0 Cuming, W. B. Esq. - 10 6 Menme, Mrs - 6 0 Stoneham, P. Esq. . . 1 10 Bewes, Captain - 10 0 Curgen-sen, Mngford, Miller, John, Esq. ..- 5 0 Tugwell, Rev. J. G. - 5 0 /JevonandCourtenay and Kendall - 10 0 Monk,J E - 5 0 Vibart, Mrs - 5 0 Clay Co 110 Davies, Edward .... - 10 0 Moore and Co 1 1 0 Vye,N.Esq 110 Francis, Robt. Esq.. - 10 0 Deny & Son - 10 0 Morrish, F. A - 5 0 Welsh, Mr. T -60 Harris, Rev. S. G... - 5 0 Devon and Cornwall Mortimer, J. F. ....,- 5 0 Wiekham and Max- Wall Miss - 10 0 Banking Co. 110 MvUley, W. R. Esq.. - 5 0 well, Messrs. - 5 0 Watts, Blake, Bearae, Dunaing, BCT. E.. . . - 10 0 Nathan, Jacob 1 9 9 Wren, Miss.. - 10 0 and Co 110 Duperier, Major .... - 5 0 Naval Bank 110 - Wright, Rev. H..... - 10 0 Sums under 5s. ~ 11 fi Dupre, John - 5 0 Newcombe, J. R. ... - 10 0 Ye\lan4,R. E. Esq.. - 10 0 Norrington, Charles, Sams under 6s. 420 Total 4 18 6 £dgcumbe, Hount, and Co. 110 Page, Keen, and Page - 10 *0 Edmonds and Son... - 10 0 Parfchouse, S - 5 0 Total 25 1 0 Donations. Armstrong, Dr. Leo- Eiworthy, Curtis, and Pearn, F 1 1 0 nard - 5 0 Peek, W .110 Donations. Beachey, H. G. E. . . - 5 0Fairweather, T. (1873- Penrose, Mrs. E - 5 0 Bedell, Mr. B -50 Cornish, Mrs -SO Bnrnett, Mr. & Mrs. - 5 0 Pope,Rev.W.L.,D.D. - 10 6 Cbitty, J. W. Esq... - 6 0 FoaleandSou , - 10 0 Phillips, Capt. -10 0 Eae, ijady - 5 « Fone, F. - 5 0 Pick, Edwin... - 5 0 Cotton, J. K. Esq. . . - 10 6 Lifeboat Pillar Box . 1 10 6 If ox, Eliot, saA Co. . - 10 0 Picken and Co. - 10 0 Lb 318 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 15, 1875. £. t. A. J5. I. d. £. t. d. Shelly, John, Esq. ..-50 SALCOMBE Wilder, \V. Esq 100 Quartermaine,Mrs. . 1 1 • Shepherd, J.Esq 10 0 Kedman, Mrs - 5 • BRANCH. Richards, Miss - S « President— Total 33 8 0 Rotherham, Mrs. ... 1 0 0 Simson,G. Esq -50 The Bight Hon. the Bowell, Mr. G. P. H. - 10 0 Sfc&rdoo, C . .. ~ 5 0 EABL OP DEVON. Donations. Smith, Rev. R - & 0 1 Skardon, 3. Esq,. .... - 10 8 Spencer, H.H. Esq.. 110 Chairman— A. J. A - 5 0 Anderson, Mrs. .... - 5 0> Smith, Jno. - 5 0 ROBEB* HUKBEI.L, Esq. Templar, S. Esq 10 B 1 Sommerrtlle, Capt, Honorary Secretary — Balmain, General... - 5 0 Wbidboroe, J.Esq.. lie EN . . ..-...... -10 %• W. R WEBB, Esq. Woodhouse L H. Esq - 5 0 Soper, J.Esq - 10 9 Barnard, Brothers . . - & 0Wollaston, T.V.Esq. - 5 0 Beley, G 5 0 Wrey Mrs ... . - 5 0 Annual Subscriptions. Croxton, Mrs - 5 0 Spearman and Spear- A. s. d. Turniss, H. K. Esq.. 5 0 0 Young, Mrs - & 0 Eight Hen. the Earl Harvey, Capt. Talbot - 10 0 Sums under 5s. - 10 0 Spooner and Co. .... 1 1 0 Harvey, W. H. Esq. - 10 0 ! Stanbury, F. B - 5 9 Balfewell, B. H. Esq. 180 Langa, J - 6 0 Total 38 14 0 Cubitt, W, Esq. .... 6 0 0 Matthews, Mrs - 5 0 Davie, W. B. Esq. . . - 10 6 Donations. Morrington, L. Esq. - 5 0 Collected in Boxes ..380 SteadmanandCo.... - 10 6 Earle, Miss -10 6 Nicolas,, Capt. Toup, Stephens, Prance, and Earle, Rev. Alfred . . 1 1 0 Jago - 10 0 R.N - 5 0 £42 2 a Fonle Mr R. - 10 6 I Park Villa - 5 0 Stephenson Brothers - 10 0 Harnden, John, GUI t. 1 0 0 Parkin, C. Esq - 10 0 Stevens, John 1 1 0 Hill, J. H. JSsq -10 6 Stevens, Mrs. T 1 1 fl HurreH,Mrs. 100 Portman, Hon. M. . . - 10 0 Stevens,Sanders,E9q. - 10 0 HurreU, John Esq... 100 Potbury, Mr. John. . - 10 0 TORBAY BRANCH. Stevens, Thos. Jones 110 Hurrell, Robert, Esq. 100 Teggin, Rev. J.G... - 5 0 Stidston, John - 5 0 Ilbert, Bev. P. A. . . 1 0 0 President- Lord CHDBSTOH. Stldston, Vf - 5 0 Netherton,L.T. Esq. 1 1 0 Collecting Boxes 6 14 0 Stall, Capt., R.N. ... 1 0 0 Newell, Eev.J.E... 110 Sums under 5s 1 11 0 Honorary Secretary— Stoaeman & Square. -50 Odd Fellows - 11 0 Bev. B, F. EIEMGTOK, M.A. Tanner, C. F. Esq. .. 100 Pearce, J.Alfred,Esq. 110 Total Dons 18 0 0 Annual Svbtcriptiffnt. Tanner, Fearnley. ..100 Pitts, T. Harris, Esq. - 10 6 Total Subs 32 8 0 Tanner, Mrs. C - 5 0 Turner, Miss 110 Adams, Mr. C. - 5 0 Barttett,Mr. 0. H... -50 Thorold, Dr. ... - 5 0 Twysden, Capt. E.N. 100 ;£51 8 0 Taorold, M. Esq. ... - 5 0 Twysden, Rev. Thos. 100 Beer, Mr. C - 10 0 Tracer, Capt., B.N. .-50 Webb.W. H. Esq... - 10 6 TreebyandCo 10 0 Wells, Rev. Thos. B. 1 1 0 Bolton Hotel Box... 100 Tnbbs, C. F. Esq. ... - 5 fl Wise, Miss M. - 10 6 Brixham Shipping Society 500- ffeth, T. B. Esq 5 o! Total £28 10 6 Brooking, Mr. A.. . . - 10 O' Brooking, Mr. J.... - 10 0 TEIGNMOUTH Churston, Lord I o 0 BRANCH Collier, Mr. F -50 Cooke, Mrs. .- 5 0 SI0MOUTH Chairman — Dart, Mr. Wm. - 5 0 Watts, I - 5 0 Bev. J. WHET. Watts R I....*,... - 5 0 BRANCH. Dewdney, Mr. S. ... - 10 0 Honorary Secretary- Bales, Miss - W 0 Western Counties Ma- Chairman— Mr. G. P. H. ROWELL. Elrington, Ttev. R... - 10 a The Rev. H. G. CiiaOtOTS, Falkener, Mr. E. . . . 1 1 0 Wiupple,E. ..* - 5 0 Vicar. Annual Kutiseriptiom. Fiske, Mr. C. T. ... - 10 6 Harbour Coramis- Whitefor^H-Esq... - 5 0 Honorary Secretary — W. M. FLOYD, Esq. Green, Mr. Wm S 0 Wttcocks, J. B. Esq. i 1 fl Arnold, B A. Esq... 110 Hall, Rev. T.G - 5 0 Wilkinson, Rev. C.T. - 10 ft Annual S^^bscr^ptwns. Atchlev, the Misses. -10 0 Wlflcocks, Miss .... - 6 0 Arnold, T. 0. Esq. . - 10 0 Beater Mr. - 5 0 Holdsworth, Mrs.... - 5 0 Willoughby Brothers - 10 6 Balfour.Tho Masters 220 Beavan, J. G. Esq.. . - 10 0 Hunt,Mrs -10 0 Wills, Son, and Box. - 10 0 Belts W. Esq - 10 0 Kendrick, Mr. Wm. -50 Wilson, Kev.C.,M.A.- 10 0 Bray, Mr. W - 5 0 Blato,G.Esq 100 Latoanan, Mr. T 10 0 Windeatt, J.Esq.... 110 Buckinghamshire/The Brett, Mies do - 5 0 Poland Rev F ... - 10 0 Woollcombe, T. Esq. - 10 0 Earl of 200 Urokensha, Capt. ... - 10 0 Putt Mr B 50 Yabsley, J .- 5 0 Clements,Bev.H.G.J. 1 1 0 Brooks, J. S. Esq. . . - 10 6Richardson, Mr . D. B.. - 10 0 Call Mrs 1 0 0 Yonge, Mrs. J. !...„ 1 fl 0 Dawson, R. Kennett, Callender, W. B. Esq. - 5 0 Singer, Mrs - 10 0 Sums under 5s - 13 6 Esq. - 10 0 Gates, G. Esq - 5 0 Dawson.MissKennett Clayton, — Esq. ... - 10 0 (the late) - 10 0 Collias, C. R. Esq... 110 Uniacke,Capt 1 0 0 Dunning, Messrs. ... 1 1 0 Downes, \V. L. Esq. - 5 0 Sums under 5s 2 16 6 Ede, Henry, Esq. ... - 10 0 Dunn, Mrs -10 6 Donations. Floyd, Lady . ... 1 0 0 Elliot, J. Esq. - 10 0 Total ...,.£22 S 0 Collecting Box 2 I 1 Floyd, W. M. Esq... 1 1 0 Field, Mrs. 0. C. ... - 5 0 Collected by Cards, per Miss M.Gibson 2 12 9 Grundy, Thos. Esq.. - 5 0 Pardew, Miss C. Hyne, Harris, Mr. W. G. . . - 6 Graeme0 , Capt 1 0 0 Collecting Card ... I 1 3 Hine - Haycock, W. TORQUAY BRANCH. " SKdmrV Training Esq - W 0 Huddlestone, Mrs. . . - 10 0 Brig, per Lient. P, Hooke, Mr. J. E - 6 0 Hunt, W. A. Esq.... 1 1 0 President- Campbell Johnstone - 5 0 Hutchlnson,P.O. Esq.- 5 0 Hutchins, Rev. H... - 10 0 Sir LAOTKKCE PAIR, Bart. Joliffe, Capt. R.N... -50 Button, Bev. E - 5 0 £125 12 4 Secretary and Collector- King, T. U. Esq -50 Jerningham, Admiral - 10 6 Mr. R. G. COVE, of the Post Lousada, Capt --50 Key worth, — Esq... 100 Office. Residence : Beechwood Mackintosh, Mis.... ~ 10 0 Laidlay, Rev. W. ... - 10 0 Cottage. Morshead, Bev. J. A. 1 1 0 Mansfield Mr - 10 0 Annual Subscriptions. Pile Mr S J .-50 Moir B. Esq - 10 0 Radford Dr .,..,- 10 0 Newnham, T. G. Esq. -SO Ainslie.Mrs -10 0 Badford, J. G. G. Esq. - 10 0 Ogle, Bev. W. R.... - 5 0 Ainsworth, Miss ...- 5 0 Robinson, Rev. J... -50 Onnerod, G. W. Esq. - 10 0 Ale-tander, Mrs 1 1 0 Taylor, Richard, Esq. -50 Owen, Mr. A. Jua... - & 0 Thornton, E. Esq. ..10 10 0 Parson, John, Esq.., 110 Anldjo, T. K. Esq... 100 Warner, Mrs - 10 0 1 Paul, Capt. A - 10 0 Baldwin, Miss - a B Webber, Mr. C. F... - 5 0Penny, (i. Esq. - 10 0 Bernard, H. Esq - 5 0 BRANCHES— LIST OF ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 319 £. t. a. £. s. d, f. s. d. Best Mrs , - 5 0 Macdougalf, Miss... 100 Halliday, W. H. Esq. - 10 0 ISLE OF PURBECK Bilton, Rev. W - 5 0 Macgregor, Gen.SirG, 100 Harris, Kev. Bishop . 5 '0 0 Black, Miss - 5 0 Maconcny, G. Esq... -50 Harwood, Colonel... 100 BRANCH. Blackmore, H. t H. - 10 0 Madden Dr . 100 Lambert, Mrs - 10 0 President— Blake, Dr. Paget 1(1 « Maddison, Miss 10 0 Lancaster, B. Esq... 100 EARI. OF Eioxns. Bogle, J. Esq - 10 0 Majendie, Mrs - 10 0 Levitt, Mrs - 10 0 Bootli Mrs . . . . I 1 0 Maudesley, Mrs..... - 5 0 Vice-President— Boudier, Colonel. ... - 10 0 Meade, Spencer, Esq. - 10 0 Miller,Mrs.., - 5 o Lieut. -Col. MAKSEL. Bowring, L. B. Esq.. - a e M lies, Mies - 5 0 O'Brien, F. Esq - 10 0 Mills Mrs - 10 0 Patteson, Miss G. E. - 5 0 Hon. Secretary- Bridges, W. T. Esq.. - 10 0 Mills, B. Foster, Esq. - 10 0 Rev. OWEN I/. MAKSEZ, M.A. BridsoD, T. R. Esq. .110 March, Rev. Spencer - 10 ft Annual Subscriptions. Briggs, W. Esq. .... 1 0 0 -Nugent, Mrs. 1) - 10 0 Pulleine, Miss , - 5 0 £. t. d. Buchardt, 0. 0. Ksq. - 5 0 Oldfield Mrs .... - 5 0Smith, R. C. Esq.., 100 EarlofEIdon 15 0 0 Burdon, George, Esq. 200 Oxenham, R. CK, Esq. - 5 0 Southwell, W.H. Esq. 110 Bankes, Albert, Esq. 100 Calverley, E. Ksq... - 10 0 Panuel, C. L. Esq... - 10 0 Stewart, Capt. A.... - 10 0 Bankes,Rev.Prebend. 1 0 0 Campbell, Mrs. A... - 5 0 Parker, C. Esq - 10 0 Tuke, J. H. Esq. ... - 10 0 Campbell, Miss - 5 0 Phillips, H. C. M.Esq. 100 Ward, Bev. Percival 100 Caropbel!,J.{ofPossil)- 5 0 Pb.iUips,Mi6SesLoveU 100 Sums under 5s - 4 6 Carew,J.Duntz,Esq. 110 Pollard, W. Esq. ... - 5 0 Collect, in Pillar Box 106 Bond, R*v. Prebend. 100 Cartwright, Miss ... - IB 0 Popbam, Mia. A. L . 110 „ at All Saints Bond, Thos. Esq. ... - 10 0 Casson, HOT. G -BO Porter, L. Esq 100 Ch. Babbacombe, Brodie, J. S. Esq.... - 5 0 Chalke, Captain - & 0 Proctor, W.Ksq,. ... -50 perRev.J.Hewitt 160 Chapman, Rev. C. .. 100 Pulford, Alfred, Esq. 330 „ by Mr. Manley Colion, Miss - 5 0 Cbatto,W.,J.P.,Esq. 1 0 0 Quin Mia ... .100 from Seamen... 106 Clark, R. A. Esq 1 0 0 Kalnbeau, A. Esq. .. 110 Digby,Wingfield,Esq. -i 0 0 Clarke, Mr. K. F - 5 0 Ree,H.P.Esq 220 Total Dons 31 3 6 Clarke, Miss ...... 5 0 Reid Dr - 5 0 Totel5ubs.....l06 0 6 Fiirrer/O. W.Esq. .100 Clarke, Rev, Thomas - 10 0 Semfry, G. F. Esq. .-50 Filliter F Esq . . 100 Clifford, Colonel M.. 1 0 0 Robertson, Mrs. B... - 5 0 sE137 4 0 Goodridge, Capt - 5 0 Cobb, J F Esq. .... - 10 6 Roxbourgh, Mrs. ... - 5 0 Haynes, E. Esq. 10 0 S. A. \V - 5 0 Hoare, Mrs. C.R.,.1 0 0 Cole, Miss - 10 0 Saville, Bev. P. A... 100 Coote, Hon. Mrs. ... - 10 0 Scott Mrs 1 10 o Jackson, Miss 1 0 0 Coventry. Mrs - 6 0 Self, Ber. TV. H. - 10 o Johnson, Mr - 5 0 Mansel, Lient.-Col. .100 Deane, K. Esq. - 10 0 Sheppard, Mrs. A. S. - 10 o M&nseVRev. 0. L... 1 0 0 De Mierre, Or . . . . - 10 0 Sbort,J.Hassard,Esq. 100 Marsballsay, Mr. P.. _ 10 0 Dennistown, Misses. -50 Smith, K. C. Esq. ... - 10 0 Bomtg&iu. Marshallsay, Mr. J.. - 10 0 Drinkwater.P.B.Esq. 100 Smithivick, Miss 1 10 0 Canton, H. Esq - 5 0 Edmonstone, G. Esq. 10* Smithwick,Kev.W.J. 200 BRIDPORT Panton, J. Esq -10 0 Erskine, Dowager Sole, Major 110 Pike, W. Esq 100 I Lady 1 0 e St. George, Mrs. 2 2 0 DISTRICT Pilkington,Com.B.Jf. -59 Finch-Hatton.LadyL. 110 Stanley, Mrs - 10 0 BRANCH. Pryce, Mrs - 5 0 Randell, Mr. - 5 0 Fox, F. H. Esq - 5 0 Stonestreet, F. Esq.. 100 President— THOMAS COLFOX, Esq. Eobinson, J. C. Esq. 110 Froude, W. Esq 110 Strickland, M. Esq. .-50 Rodgett, Mrs 200 Gibbons, The Misses - 5 0 Secretary and Collector- Rows, G. Esq. (late) - 10 6 Gibson, Mrs - IB « Tayteut, Mrs - 10 0 Mr. H. GOOD. Selby, Mr - io 0 Serrell, Mrs 1 o 0 Goodfellow, General, - 5 ft Thomi»on,MT8.J/W. 100 Annual Subscriptions. Travers, Kev. B. lj.. - 5 0 Gott, Mrs - 5 0 Thomson, Dr. Spencer- 5 o n. s. d. Trottnan, Rev. F... - 5 o Timmvns, Colouel G, - 5 o Beach., J - 10 0 Cole, Mrs - 5 0 Griffin, Mrs - 5 0 Tolcher, Ch.rietopb.er, Collox, T 100 Total it li e Griffiths, Mrs. K..., - 5 0 Esq - 5 0 Colfox, W 1 0 0 . . Hagart, Col.. . . 110 Tooirood, Mvs. H..., - 5 0 Haliburton, Mrs. ... - 5 0 Crocker & Son, W... - 5 0 Donation. Hanbury, Sampson, Gambler, Mrs 1 0 0 Ksq 1 l o Tucker, Mrs. S. G.. . - 5 0 Edmunds, C - 5 0 Collected by E. M. flargreaves, Mrs. ... - 10 Turnbull0 , Alex. Esq. 100 Edmunds, T.H - 5 0 Pleydell, Esq. 12th Harvey, Mrs. E. ... 1 0 0 Vivian, Mrs. W. 1 0 0 Hele, Rev.G. S - 10 0 Vivian Sir R 1 0 0 Fry, Wm - 5 0 Collected inMrs.Ser- Hewitt, Rev. J -10 0 Walker, Miss A. ... - 10 0 rell'e schoolroom . - Z5 0 Hockin, Admiral ... - 10 0 Walker, Mrs. R - 5 0 Gnndry, B. 1 0 0 Box in Red Lion Houston, Miss - 10 0 Warneford Tn ... - 5 0 Hotel, Wareham . - 19 8 | Hugonin, Mrs 1 0 0 Warrington,Mlss... 100 Huotley, Lady - 5 0 Webb, Miss - 5 0 Hoonseil,H.E.(Lim.) - 5 0 TotalDons en si; Huxley, J. U. Esq. . - 10 6 Weymouth, Mrs.... - 5 0 Hoonselt, J - 5 0 Total Subs 44 14 6 Hnxtable.ArelKjeaMin 1 0 a Williams, Mrs. J... -50 Hoansell,R - 5 0 Iddens Mrs - 5 0 Wilton, C. F. Esq... 100 £51 6 2 young, Mrs. Julian. -50 Bounsell W. .... - 10 0 Jervoise, J. C. Clarke, Esq 2 0 0 Knight, J...... 5 0 Jolly, C. W. Esq.. . . - 10 0 Mauley, W.H - 5 0 King, Miss - 5 0 Zfema&on*. > Mitchell, T. A., MJ>. 200 LYME REGIS Kinuear, Mrs. G. ...-SO Arbutbnot, A. Esq.. - 10 0 Spring-Rice, Hon. and BRANCH. Kitson, Jofln Ksq. . - IB & Atkinson, Mr. John. - 8 0 Kev.A... 100 Kitson, Win. Esq. . - 10 0 Suttill P - 5 0 Chairman— Latham, Miss - IB 6 Btaitie, B..H. Esq... 1 0 0 Templeman, J, ... - 5 0 WILUAM HINGESTON, Esq. Lavers, W. Esq.... - 10 0 Bevan, J. P. Esq. ..110 Tucker, C., Mayor .-50 Le Breton, Mrs. ... - & 0 Brown, A. J. D. Ksq. - 10 0 Tucker, Frank . .-50 Honorary Secretary — 1 Lee, J. E. Esq 200 Campbell, Major J. A. 1 0 0 Tucker, Harry . .-50 Mr. WILLIAM BENNETT. Lillingstone, Misses - 10 0 Coates,Frederick,Eaq. 100 Waldron, Capt.. .-50 Annual Subscriptions. Livingstone, W. P Coates, Thomas, Esq. 100 Waldron, Miss . .-50 Aldridge, Admiral.. 100 Esq. ... 100 Crowdy, Mrs - 5 o Wansey, Miss.. .-50 Ames, JS. L. Esq 110 Daly, Edward, Esq. . - 10 0 Williams J .... - 10 0 Boteler, Mrs - 5 0 Loombe, Mrs - 6 0 Sums under 5s - 12 6 Brandram, A. REsq. 1 0 0 Durrant,BosviU,Esq. 100 Bullen, Capt. R.N"... - 10 0 Macanlay, TheMisses - 10 0 Total £15 11 6 Cartwright. G. Esq.. 100 Macdougall, Colonel. - 5 0 Chalmers, A. J. Esq. - 10 0 —« —— 320 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 15, 1875. £. s. d. £. ». A. £ . *. d. £. g.d. Coke, W. S. Esq - 10 0 Eogers, Mrs. G - 10 0 Wallace Mr J - B 0 Backhouse, E. Esq. .220 Drummona, Mrs..,. 100 Sladen,Rev. E. H. M. - 10 6 Welsford,(J. B. Esq. Bakewell, John. Esq. lie Graves, Capt. E.U. .100 Start, H.G. Esq. M.P. 2 0 0 Williams, Messrs. R. Boyne, Viscount.... 330 Hay, Dr. - 5 0 Sulivan, Admiral Sit and H. and Co. ... 1 1 0 Byers, Joshua S. Esq. 110 Hay ward, Miss - 10 0 B.J K.C.B 110 Sums under &;...... 1 10 0 Clarke, George, Esq. 100 Trotter, Coutts, Esq. 110 Dale, David, Esq. ..110 Henning, Miss - 5 0 Welch, M.K. Esq... - 10 6 Total 22 6 0 DaWon.Rev. C. W.. 1 1 0 Hingeston, Win. Esq. 100 West, Miss -10 0 Dalton, Miss 1 1 0 Ingram, H. F. Esq. .100 Wood M. Esq - 5 0 .Donations. Dalton, Miss Isabella 110 Damon, from Mr., Fawcus, Henry, Esq. 220 paid by Sailors ... -as Fawcns, Eobt. Esq.. 110 Pillar Box 6 It 10 Fawcus, R. S. Esq. . 110 Garbutt, E. W. Esq. 1 I 0 Luttrell, Miss 1 0 0 Donations. j£29 12 1 Ingttby, Lady A 1 1 0 Montefiore, Eev.T.L. - & 0 Hamilton, Mrs - 5 0 Janson, C. Jun. Esq. 110 Munro, Capt I 0 0 Mar, Countess of . . , - 10 0 Kell, John, Esq. ... 1 1 0 Norris, H. E. Esq. Half Collection at St. Lawson, Professor. .110 M.D -SO Mary's Church, Lawson, Rev. John. 220 Peek, Rev. Edward.. 100 Longbotham, J. Esq. 110 Peel, Edmund, Esq. .500 Pillar Box, Bourne- Lucas, Albert, Esq.. 1 I 0 Radford, Mr. Et - 5 0 M"Intire, Eev. T.... 100 Kendall, Mrs -50 Sums under 5s...... - 2 0 Michell, John J. Esq. 1 1 0 Symons, C. Esq 1 0 0 Pearse, M. Esq 110 Tucker, H. Esq - 10 0 Total Dons 8 1 1 Retty, Thomas, Esq. 1 1 ft Wallis, Mrs, W. S. . - 5 0 Total Subs 35 18 o Williams, E. and H. Hut!) ant. Messrs. 110 £43 18 1 Surtees, W. E. Esq.. 220 Wrey,Mrs - 5 0 SEAHAM BRANCH. Swanson, — Esq 110 Vivian, Mrs 1 1 0 President— Walker, Thos. Esq.. 110 The MAEQr/rs OF LOSDON- Donations. DERBY. Total...... 46 16 0 Bayly, Capt. V. T.. . - 5 0 WEYMOUTH Chairman— Egerton.Bev.B.deM. - 5 0 BRANCH. Rev. A. BETHUNE. Donations. Henley Mr. H - 5 0 Liddell, Mrs. F - 10 6 Patron— Honorary Secretary— Salkeld, Geo. Esq. .. - 10 0 Herbert, The Et. Hon. The Eight Hon. The EAB& Wn/LUK WAEHAH, Esq. Sir Percy 500 OF SrBAFFORD. Annual Subscriptions. £41 U 6 Hodges, Rev. Dr.... -50 President— *.».<*. Housman, Mrs - 5 0 Londonderry, Tne Hunter, Miss - 10 0 The Right Hon. LORD ASHLEY. King, Mrs. Eicbard. -50 Bethune, Rev. A.... - 10 0 Chairman— Brough, Mrs. T - 10 0 Sharp, Mr. J.H -50 Brydon, K. Esq.,... - 6 0 SUNDERLAND AND Candlish, R. Esq - 5 0 WH1TBURN Wollaston, Dr - 5 0 Honorary Secretary — Cnilton, Thos. Esq. .-50 G. H. PBICB, Esq. Colling, Rev. J -50 BRANCH. Contribution Boxes . 3 1 S Annual Subscriptions. Corbett, V. W. Esq.. -BO Chairman— Banatou and Sons, Ditchneld, S. J. Esq. - 5 0 Total Done 1312 3 Eminson. J. B. Esq. - 10 6 ALDEKMAN REED. Total Sabs 15 11 0 Bayley, E.Esq. J.P.. 110 Mann, David, Esq... - 10 0 Treasurer— Bower, E. Esq - 5 0 Lieut. JOBS LAHBTON, B.N.R. £39 4 3 Bridge, Rev. J.M. .. 10 0 North Hetton Coal Company 2 2 0 Honorary Secretary— Devenish and Co. Palllster, W. Esq. .. - 10 6 JOSEFH HOEAN, Esq. Messrs. J. A - 10 6 Scott, Eev. W. A.... - 5 0 POOLE BRANCH. Eliot & Co. Messrs. .110Sheridan, W. Esq. . . - 10 0 Annual Subscription*. Eliot, Geofge, Esq. . . - 10 0 Smith, T. and W. Aldereon, C - 10 0 President- Ellis, Kev John ... - 10 0 Messrs 1 1 0 Allison, J. J. and W. Lord SIDNEY GODOI^HIN Stratford, W. Esq... - 5 0 H 1 0 0 OSQOKSE. Fuge, Mr. Henry ... - 6 ; (0 The South Hetton Anderson T ... 1 0 0 Gaskell, E. Esq. .... - 10 0 Coal Company. ... 2 2 0 Armstrong and Fors- Honorary Secretary— Goodden, H. C. Esq. Thornwn, Eobt. Esq. - 10 6 ier 1 0 0 G. NEAVE PENNED, Esq. JP . - 10 0Turnbull, T. S., Esq. - 5 0 Austin, S.P .' - 10 6 Annual Subscriptions. Greaves, Rev. T - 5 0 Waister, M. Esq. ... - 5 0 Backhouse and Co. . . 1 1 0 Ashley, Hon.Evelyn, Groves, Mr. T. B. . . . - 6 Warham0 , William.. -50 Barnes, T 300 M P ..... 3 0 0 Watson.KlplingiCo. 220 Bell, William - 10 0 Belben, G. Esq. - 10 6 Hancock, E.G. Esq.. - 5 0 Woods & Co. Messrs. 110 Blain, Thomas. .. ,.1 10 Belben, T. Esq - 10 6 Headland, Rev. E.... -50 Collection from ships C 11 8 Booth, George E. . . - 10 0 Bennett, Rev. A. M. - 10 6 Hodges, J. F. Esq. . . - 10 6 BramweU and Co. ..lid Browne, G. Esq - 10 6 Holden, W. E. Esq. .100 Briggs and Sons.. .. - 10 0 Bury, Henry, Esq.. ,110 Hopkins, Mr. B - 10 6 Browell, Mrs - 5 0 Chrfsty,Edmund,l!;sq. 110 Howard, R.N. Esq.. - 5 o Christal, J. and Sons. - 10 0 Colquno\m, Sir Jas.. 100 Clark and Hodgson ,-50 Digby, G. D. W. Esq. 500 SEATON CAREW Drummond,Misgli., 110 Pigou, Rev. H. C. . . - 10 o Cockln, Rev. W -10 0 Eden, Hon. Eleanor. 110 Pretor, S. Esq. - 5 0 BRANCH. Fails, W.S.KKI.,M.D.I i o Roberts, W. and Co. - T « Chairman— Craven and Speeding. 100 Garland, J.B. Esq... 110 Robertson, Mr. J. . . - 5 0 M. PEASSE, Esq. Cavison, E. G - S O Glyn, Sir R. Gt. Bart. 200 Simpson, E. P. Esq. .-50 Doxford, J - 10 0 Glyn, Key. C. J. 10 0 Sparsbatt, Miss B 0 Treasurer — Drury C R .... - 10 0 Guest, Sii Ivor B. Steggall,F. C. Esq... 1 1 0 JOBS BAKEWKU., Esq. Durham, Right Hon. Bart 220 Swaffield, Col - 5 0 Earl of. 2 2 0 Guest,A.E.Ea>i...., 330 Talbot, Mr. J. A. ... - 5 0 Elliot, Thomas, and Taylor Mr - 6 0 Rev. JOHS LAWSON, M.A. Sons - 10 0 King, C. A. Esq. ... 1 10T. B - 10 0 Annual Subscription!. Fairley, T. W.andC. - 1 « Lawson, Eev. J. A. . - 5 0 Thompson, W. Esq.. 110 Eldon, The Earl of.. 5 0 0 Fairman, J. C. -SO Phelps, Miss C. - 10 0 Appleby, Thos. Esq. 110 Featherstonbaujfh, Portman, Hon. W.H. Trenchard, J. Esq. .100 Backhouse, A. Esq.. 100 A-W.andE - 10 0 B..M.P 100 Tumor, R. Esq 220 Backhouse, E.Esq.. I 0 0 BRANCHES— LIST OP ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 321 £. l. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. WEST HARTLEPOOL Dawson, J. Esq z 1 0 Hill & Sons, Messrs.. 110 Gayner, K. H I 1 a De Broke, Lady Wil- Insole, G. and Son .110 Gibson and Duncan.. - 10 0 BRANCH. Johnson, Capt., B.N. - 5 0 GUiioirne, W. £J... - 5 0 Chairman— Dixon, T. Q, Esq... .220 Jones, Heard, and E. D'Ocsrer, Esq. H.M.C. Dod, J. W. Esq \ 1 0 Eyton, P. Ellis Esq. Marychurch, J. & Co. 110 Grab&M and Graham -10 0 Hon. Secretary— jfp 110 Nixon, Taylor, and Grimsbaw and Sons. - 10 0 C. A. BAKES, Esq. Fuller, Mrs. (2 years) 2 2 0 Cory 1 1 0 Harrison Brothers. .-50 Glynne, Sir 8. P. Bt. Page, Ohtaen, & Co. . 1 1 0 Harrison, T. E. . . . . 1 10 0Sultscriptww and novations. (the lake) .1 1 0 Parry, Mr. B.W.... - 5 0 Harrison, W. B. , . . - 10 0 &. s. d. Hesketh, R. B. Esq. Plato, Mr. T. W. H. - JO 0 Hartley, James 110 Applebf, Thomas, & (2 years) 10 0 0 Powell's Duffryn Coal Co. Messrs 110 Johnson, G. Esq. (2 Hill, J. 6 - 10 0 Casper, TJ. A. Esq. .. - 5 0 Richards, Mr. T. A.. 110 Hills, James - 6 o Cory, Lohden & Co. Jones, Mrs. E. Olinda 110 Konnefeldt, Mr. W.. - 5 0 Jones, W. Price, Esq. - 10 6 Hills, W H - 5 o Dunlop & Co, Messrs. - 10 6 Luxmoore, Miss.... 110 Smith, Mr. W. R.. . . - 5 0 Hitchcock, Kev. W. East Coast Steam Mninwaring, T. Esq. S 0 0 Splller and Co. 1 1 0 M 2 2 0 Ship Insurance Co. 110 Morgan, Rev. A. H.. 1 0 0 Stallybrass, Mr. C. . . - 10 0 English, F. Esq - 6 0 Morgan, Eev. Canon. - 5 o Stephens, Mr. T. H.. - 10 0 Fryer, E.Esq - 5 0 Mountfiel Donations. Donations. Kussell, Mrs - 10 0 A.B. perG.H.Ashton, A Friend - 10 0 Scott, W.C. Esq. (the Smith, Rev. R - 10 6 C. D. 'ditto ditto 110 Copland, E.G. Esq.. 500 itringer, H. Esq. ... 1 1 Q Molyneux, Mrs 200 MARGATE BRANCH. Pryor, F. Esq 10 0 0 Dorson, Miss - 5 0 Stringer, Thurston, Simpson, Miss - 10 0 President— Hudson, R. T. Esq.. 100 Thornton, Miss 220 Collecting Box 2 3 0 The Right Hon. LORD Kember Miss - 10 0 Tufton, Sir Henry J. FmWALTEB. •Merchant" - 10 0 Total.... £85 19 10 ' Nondescript " - 5 0 Chairman — Pettman, Mr. K - 5 0 White, Mr. A - 10 0 Taos. BLACKBUBN, Esq., J.P. Wildash, Dr - 10 0 Swinford, Capt. (Six TOks, George, Esq.. - 10 6 Honorary Secretary— Tanton, G.Esq - 10 0 Contents of Box at K1NGSGATE EGEBTON ISAACSON, Esq. Taylor, Mrs.Jackson 110 Ship Hotel, Dym- BRANCH. Annual Subscriptions. Weekly, Mr. John.. - 5 0 Whybrow, Mrs - 10 J 6 Total £25 16 3 Honorary Secretary — Andrews, Mrs. 0.... - 6 0 Wood, Miss - 10 0 Capt. ISACKB, H.C.S. Bayly, Mr. John 6 0 Sums under 5s. . . „ . 2 9 0 Annual Subscriptions. Benham,Rev.W.,B.I>. - 10 0 Collected by Mr .Veal, His Grace the Arch- Bentley, Mr. Thos... - 6 0 L.C.&D.R. Rams- bishop of Canter- Blackburn, T. Esq. .100 gate 4 4 2 Boulden, Rev. A. W., Collected by Mr. H. PORT OF ROCHES- Alexander, C. Esq. ..220 B A - 5 0 W. Thicke, at Bar- TER BRANCH. Brown, Capt. R.N. . . - 10 0 row-on-Soar,Lough- boro', Leicester. ... 1 7 4 President— Edmeades, Rev.W.H. 1 0 Bushcll and Sons, His WOBSBIF IRE MAS-OB. Messrs W - 10 0 Collected by Miss. Hannam, G. E. Esq.. 10 0 Carlile Miss . . ~ 10 0 Parry, Momnouth — • Honorary Secretary- Harris, T. N. Esq. . . 10Carroway, Mr. John - 5 0 Bourne, Miss 100 Mr. J. H. CKOCKFOBD. Hodggon, Rev. J. G. 10 Chancellor, Mr. S. S. Galindo, Miss 5 0 Isacke, Capt. H.C.S. 0 0 Jnn - 5 0 Sums under 55..., - 6 0 Annual Subscriptions. Levy, Jonas, Esq... 500 Cobb, A. B. Esq - 10 0 Pillar Box on Jetty .12 12 5 Metcalfe, Col. C.B. .110 Cobb, F. C. Esq. . . . . 10BoxatBoathouse..0 . - 10 0 PeUey, John, Esq. .100 Cobb, T. F. Esq 100 Collecting Boxes ... .12 13 11 Aveling, T. E. Esq.. 100 Rammell, Mr. G. . . - 5 0 Crawford&Co.Messrs. 1 1 Bartram, Capt. Cut- Scott, Mrs. - 10 6 Cutlack, R.andA... - 5 Total Dons..... 48 19 10 Yacht Windhovnd 110 Walter, 0. C. Esq. . . - 10 0 Total Subs. ....36 3 0 Belsey, F. F. Esq. . . - 10 Dentry, James, Esq. - 10 0 Bentham, B. Esq.. . . - 5 WMsh, Rev. G. f. . . 1 1 0Dentry, John, Esq.. - 5 0 JE85 2 10 Budden,W.Esq.... - 10 Whish,Mrs. G.T... 1 1 0 Bering, Sir E. C. Bart. 2 2 Bullard, Mr. C - 5 WMtehead, Rev. A.. - 10 0 Drewe and Bower. . . - 10 i Burfleld,Mr.R.C... - 6 Cotes, E.R. Esq. J.P. - 10 21 4 6 Edwards, Mr. F - 5 i Crockford, Mr. J. H, - 10 Donations. Emptage,Mr.D. Jun. - 5 Cuthbertson, J. L. Pillar Box (Dec. 5) . 3 11 1 Fagg, Mr. W. A 5 Esq -60 Fltzwalter, The Rt. Edwards, J.L. Esq.. - 5 0 Total £24 16 1 Hon. Lord 2 2 Foord, J. and Sons, *""""^ ™ Friend, J.T. Esq... 1 0 BKANCHES— LIST OF, ANNUAL SUBSCEIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 325 £. s. d. *. . d £ . *. d. £. s. d. Gardiner, Mr. A. P.. - 10 0 Winkworth, Mr. S. . 1 1 0 Koyal Consort, s.s. . . - 8 6 Gill, Mr. G. W - 10 0 Viener, A. M. Esq.. . 1 0 Wolstenholme, Mrs. - 10 6 Life-Boat House.... - 9 8 Hare, H. J. Esq. J.P. - 10 0 Wainwright, Eev. Hills, Mr. J. S -50 C H • 10 Hills, Mr. W. . .-50 Whiteley, Miss 1 0 Donation. Total Dons 15 3 4 Levy, L. Esq. Mayor Young, Capt. R.N... 110 Total Subs 37 10 0 of Rochester 110 Sums under 5s - 7 6 Box in Free Library 384 Moore, Mr. Josh. ... - 5 0 £52 13 4 Till, Mr. W -50 Total 26 0 6 £63 6 10 Ward, Mr. S - 5 0 Webb, Mr. J. W.... - 5 0 Donations. Woodhams, W. Esq. - 10 6 Hotel Collectg. Boxesll 13 1 LANCASTER Contents of Boxes L. FLEETWOOD BRANCH. & P. Bank Branch BRANCH. Chatham - 1 1 TotalDons. ....26 15 1 President— L.&C. Bank, Chatham- 5 10 Total Subs. 26 0 6 Patron — Lieut.-CoL GBEEHB. Royal Exchange Eev. Sir P. L. H. FLEETWOOD, Honorary Treasurer— Tavern, Chatham. - 3 5 £52 15 1 Bart. J. C. Moon, Esq. Total 12 9 10 Chairman — Honorary Secretary— J. WIGNAIX, Esq. M. SIMPSON, Esq. Donation. Honorary Secretary- Annual Subscriptions. Koyal Victoria Owl Rev. H. LINGS. A Friend ... 26 Club, Rochester ..110 BOLTON BRANCH. Baines Mrs T 1 0 0 Chairman— Annual Subscriptions. Baldwin, Miss 100 TotalDons 110 JEBEMIAH MARSDEN, Esq., Bardsley and Sons, Ball Mr T .-50 Total Subs 12 9 10 Mayor of Bolton. Messrs J - 10 6 Barker, Wilson, Esq. - 10 6 Barrett, Jas. Esq.. . . - 10 0 Barrow, Mr. Thomas - 5 0 Honorary Secretary — Barrow, Mr. Wm. . . - 10 0 £13 10 10 THOMAS H. WINDEB, Esq. Bingham, W. Esq. ..100 Annual Subscriptions. Burridge, S. Esq. ... 1 1 0 Abbatt, Mr. Wm.. . . - 10 6Carson A. Esq 1 1 0 Baynes, Mr. Chr 10 0 Alnsworth,R.H.Esq. 1 1 0 Carson, S. Esq 1 1 0 Bell, Mr. John - 5 0 Arrowsmith, Mr. T. Coulburn, Mr. W. . . - 5 0 Blades, Chas. Esq. ..110 H 110 Cox, Mr. E - 5 0 Bond, Mr. R - 2 6 Barlow and Jones, Bowes, Miss - 5 0 Drewry, Mr. T - 10 0 Brade, Miss - 2 6 Barnes & Co. Messrs. Drewry, Mr. W. ... - 10 0 Bradshaw, Miss .... - 5 0 Dunderdale, R. Esq.. 110 Bradshaw, W. Esq. . - 10 0 Bolton Chronicle.... 110 Fleetwood, Rev. Sir Briggs, Capt. Robert 110 Ditto Guardian ... 110 P. L. H. Bart, (for Brockbank, J. Esq. Hantas&iu. 1873) 220 (late) - 10 0 Bridson, Mr. Henry. 330 Foster, Mr. G 100 Burrell, J. S. Esq. Li- BLACKPOOL Briggs, Chris. Esq. .. 110 Gaulter, Mr. C - 10 6 verpool 110 BRANCH. Briggs, Mr. A. L 1 1 0 Butler and Murton, Hall, Dr. 110 Chairman- Hope, Mr. S - 5 0 Cave, Rev. F. A. C. . 1 0 0 Rev. C. H.WAFNWBIGHT, M.A. Carter, Rev. Canon.. - 10 6 Humphrys, Capt 10 6 Charnley, Mr. R. ... - 10 0 Cooper, Mr. Thomas 110 Jameson, J. M. Esq. - 10 0 Charnley, Mrs - 5 0 Treasurer— Croft, Rev. C. W 10 6 Chippindall, Miss. .. - 10 0 J. PICKOP, Esq. Crook, Joseph, Esq. .220 Machel, Capt 10 0 Chippindall, Miss L. - 5 0 M°Kellar, Capt - 10 6 Clark, C. T. Esq. ... 1 1 0 Honorary Secretary — Cross, John and Sons, Marquand, Rev. J.T. - 5 0 A. M. VIEHEE, Esq. Clarke, Miss 10 0 Crowther, Mr. Samuel - 10 6 Muirhead, J. Esq. . . - 10 6 Clayton, Miss - 10 0 Annual Subscriptions. Crowther, Mr. Wm.. - 10 6 North Lancashire S. Crighton, Mrs., North £. ». d. Cunlifie, Mr. George 110 Navigation Comp.. 550 Shields 110 Aspinwall, Miss ... - 5 0 Fernihough, Mr. W. - 10 6 Crompton, Miss .... 2 0 0 Pearson, Rev. J., Dalzell, J. H. Esq. . . - 10 0 Barrett, Miss - 5 0 Freeman, Mr. R. K.. 1 1 0 M.A - 10 6 Green, John, Esq.... 11 0 Pollard, J. Esq -10 0 Dawson, E. B. Esq. .100 Butcher, Mr. Jas.... - 5 0 Greenhalgh, Mr. E.P. - 10 6 Porter, Mr. W - 10 6 Hardcastle, Mr. F. . . 1 1 0Preston, Mr. J - 5 0 Denis deVitre,E, Esq. - 10 0 Caw Mrs - 10 0 Haslam. J. and Co... 110 Reynolds, Mr. T... -50 Dickenson, Mr. John - 5 0 Cocker, W. H. Esq. .110 Hick, J. Esq. M.P.'. .110 Smith, Gervoise, Esq. Dickenson, Mr. Jas.. - 10 0 1 Cook, Miss -50 Holden, C. H. Esq... 110 (1873) 200 Dunn, Thomas, Esq. 110; Holden, Mr. T. W... 220 Ditto (1874) 200 Eccles and Moser ... - 5 0 : Button, Miss - 10 0 Holden, Thos. Esq. .110 Stanley, Mr. J - 10 6 Edmondson, Mr. T. . - 5 0 ' Falkner, Mrs 110 Houldsworth, Mr. J.S. - 10 0 Sumner & Co. Messrs. 110 Fielding, Mrs 1 0 0 ! Grindrod, Mr 1 1 0 HultonkSon, Messrs. 110 Turner, Philip, Esq. Ford, H. R. Esq. 100 Harrison, R. Esq.... 110 Jackson, Mr. Michael 110 (to the Parent In- Ford, W. Esq 100 Heaton, T.W. Esq. .110 Kevan, Mr. Peter ... - 10 6 Greene, Lieut.-Col. T. 220 Hemmingway, Mr. .-50 Knowles, Jas. Esq. .110 Warbrick, Mr. R.. . . - 10 6 Greene, Rev. T. H. . 1 10 0 Jackson, Miss - 10 0 Knowles, Mr. John .110 Ward Mr J . . . - 10 6 Greene, Mr. T. P.. . . - 10 6 Jeffrey, Rev. N. S.. . - 10 6 Lee, Henry, Esq. ... 1 1 0 Whiteside, Mr. H. .. - 5 0 Greg, John, Esq. ... 1 0 0 Jenkenson, Miss.... - 10 0 Marsden, J. & Sons, Whitworth, B. Esq. .220 Hadwen, H. Esq. ... 1 1 0 Johns, Mr. Henry . . - 5 0 Wignall, J. Esq 110 Hall, Mr. Richard ..-70 Lant Miss - 5 0 Martin and Johnson, Wilson, C. Esq. 10 6 Harris, S. J. Esq. ..100 Lee, Henry, Esq. ... 1 1 0 Messrs 100 Harrison, J. S. Esq.. - 10 0 Lowe, Miss - 10 0 Honk Bros. Messrs.. 110 Total 37 10 0 Hathornthwaite, Rev. ParneHMr 110 Messrs 110 Donations. Hinde,Misses 100 Plckop, J. Esq. .... 110 Nicholson, Mr. Wm. 110 R. Hannay, Esq 220 Hodgson, Messrs. R. Hamwell, Wm. Esq. 110 andT 110 Rycroft, Capt - 10 0 Rathbone, Mr. J. T.. - 10 6 M A.B. 100 Hopkins, Mrs 110 Saxby, Charles Esq.. 1 1 0 Shaw, Mr. Richard.. - 10 6 Sharpies, Mr. George, Thomasson, Mr. J. P. 5 0 0 Soxes. Houghton Mr. J as. . - 5 0 Walmsley, T. Esq... 110 Pillar Box 118 9 Sowitt, Thos. Esq. . - 10 0 Smith, Mr. John.... - 5 0 Watson, Mr. John.. - 10 0 Rossall College 4 18 0 Sowson, Mr. J - 7 6 Wilkinson, Mr. T... 110 Thomas Dugdale, s.s. 141 Jackson, George, Esq. 100 ThrelML, Laz. Esq. .110 Winder, B. and T.H. 110 Princess of Wales, as. 1 410 Jackson,Edmund,Esq- 5 0 326 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 15, 1875. £. s. d. £ . t. d. £. s. d. Johnson, C. Esq. ... - 10 0 LIVERPOOL & NEW Cropper, John, Esq., Houghton, Jas. Esq. 110 Lancaster Quay Corn- Hougbton, Jane .... 1 1 0 BRIGHTON BRANCH. Crosbie, C. E 1 1 0 Houghton, Jno, Esq. 100 Lancaster Banking Co. 3 3 0 Chairman — Houghton, R. Esq... 100 Langsnaw, Mrs. .... - 2 6 A. Bowrai, Esq. Cust, The Hon, JUitf.- Hoaghton, Smith & Leeming, Misses ... - 5 0 Gen. Sir Edward.. 500 Co 2 2 0 Leeming, Mrs- John - 5 0 Treasurer — Davies, T. M. Esq... - 10 0 Hurworth, Mr. R. . . - 1 0 0 Leaning, E. Esq. ..220 HABOLD L. BOWEB, Esq. Davies, W. R 1 1 0 Hutchison, Miss. ... - 10 6 Lewtas, Mr. James .110 Hon. Secretary at Liverpool — Derby, Right Hon. Hutchison, W.H. Esq. - 10 6 Lowndes, Miss - 10 0 CHABLES H. BELOE, Esq. The Earl of 2 2 0 Huth,MessrB.F.SLCo. i 2 ft Lowndes, Miss Kate - 10 0 Dixon, W. T. Esq... 1 1 0 Ihler & Bell, Messrs. 110 Macnicol, Miss -10 0 Hon. Sec. at New Brighton — Dobell & Co. A 1 1 0 Inman, Wm. Esq. ..110 Mansergh, Mr -10 0 J. L. C. HAMILTON, Esq. Donnell, Jos. Esq. .. 1 1 0 Ismay, Imrie, & Co. Mason, Tom, Esq. ..110 Assistant Secretaries- Button, A. W. Esq.. 110 Messrs. 220 Maxsted, G. Vf. Esq. 110 Mr. MATTHEW HENDKIE. Eastern, Thos. 0. Esq. 220 Jack, Rollo, & Co. Mr. JOHN COLE. Eccies, E. S 1 1 0 Sfoon, J.'CEsq. 110 Edmunds, W. & Co.. Jackson, Jos. Esq... 110 Moon, Mr. George ..-50 Annual Subscriptions. Jacob, W. T. Esq. ..110 Moss, W. E. Esq.. . . - 10 0 £. s. d. Edwards-Moss, Sir T. 500 Japp&Kirby.Messrs. 1 1 0 Paget, Miss - 10 0 Adams, E., M.D 110 Eskrigge, R. A. Esq. 220 Jarvis, Mr. "Wm. ... - 10 6 Parker, James, Esq.. -50 Addison, Mrs 220 Espin.Rev.Chancellor 110 Johnson, F. Esq. ... 1 1 0 Parkinson, A. Esq. .110 Evans J. R 1 1 0 Johnstone, W. & Co. 5 0 0 Pattinson, Mrs - 5 0 Alexander, Robt 110 Evans, T. Esq - 5 0 Jones, Edw. W. Esq. 1 1 0 \ Allan Brothers & Co. Fachiri, N. A 1 1 0 Jones, Mr. Wm..... -50 Pedder, Eev. E. 1 1 0 Messrs 1 1 0 Fairhurst, J. Esq 100 Jones, R. and Sons, > Allan Bryce, Esq. ..110 Fergusou, Saml. Esq. 220 Armstrong, Jos. Esq. 110 Fletcher, G. H. & Co. Jones, H. L. Esq. ... 1 1 0 1 Pritt, Eev. F. D. ... - 10 6 Ashe, T. F. Esq. ... 1 1 0 Jones, Thos. Esq.. . - 10 e' Aspinall, Son, and Fogg, N. B 2 2 0 Jones, W. H. Esq. . 1 1 u •' Procter, Mr. 1 0 0 Brooke, Messrs.... 110 Foster, C. J. Esq. ... 2 0 0 Joynson, T. Esq. . . 1 1 0 Pupils of the Rev. D. Atkinson, John .... - 10 0 Fowell, Rev. R. D.. . - 10 6 Just, Wm. Esq. ... 1 1 o ; Bailey, John. Esq... 110 Frongopulo, Age- Kent, Alfred, Esq. . - 10 0 ! Ripley Mrs ... 2 2 0 Balfour, Williamson, lasto&Co.... 110 Kerferd, G. B. Esq. .1 1 N) ; Roper, W. Esq - 10 0 and Co. Messrs. ... 220 King, W. Esq 1 1 0 RothweU, Miss - 5 0 Banks, Meyrick .... 110 Gamble, Lieut.-CoI.. 100 Kurtz, E. &Sons... 220 Royds, Rev. C. T., Harrow, James, Esq. 110 Gardner, Henry 1 1 0 Kynaston, Mi. E 5 0 i Barry, Edw. Esq.... - 10 6 Gardner, Joseph, Esq. 500 Laird Bros. Messrs.. 220, Royds, Mrs., Heysham Bartlett, Thos. Esq.. 110 Gardner, R. C. Esq. . - 10 6 Laird, John, M.P.(tlje Barttett, Wm. Esq. .110 Garratt, Mr. John . . - 10 0 late) 2 2 0 Saundere, W. A. P. Bates, E. and Son, Georgala, B. & Co. . . 1 1 0Lamport and Holt, [ Esq.,Wennington. 110 Gibbon, John 110 Sharpe, Edmund, Esq. 1 0 0 Beazley, James, Esq. 220 Gillison, J. Esq 220 Lear, John, Esq 110 Belcher, Wm 110 Gladstone, Robt. Esq. 110 Ledward, F. Esq. ... 1 1 0 Simpson, Mr. M 1 1 0 Bell, Win. Esq. M.D.. 110 Glynn, Jno. & Sons, Lees, J. N. Esq - 10 6 Beloe, Charles H.Esq. 110 Messrs 110 Leilch, James, Esq.. 1 1 0 Smith, Mr. Joseph ..110 Beloe, H. C. Esq 110 Goffey, Thomas .... 1 1 0 Lemon, C.S. Esq 1 1 0 Starkie, J. P. C. Esq. Bennett, Wm 220 Goodison, G. W. Esq. 110 Litherland,W. Esq.. 110 M.P.,Ashton 110 Berry, Mrs. G.R... 2 « 0 Graham, Henry, Esq. 220 Little, W. Esq 1 1 0 Storey, Mr. Edward. - 2 6 Bewley, Jno. Esq. ..110 Graham, James & Co. LHtledale, H. Esq. . . 1 1 « Storey, Thos. Esq... 1 0 0 Blythtt, Bros 1 1 0 Messrs 220 Liverpool Steam Tug Storey, Wm. Esq.. - 1 0 0 Borrie, J. H. Esq. . . - 10 6Graham, Miss - 10 0 Swainson, Thos. Esq. - 10 0 Bouch, Thos. Esq. .. 1 1 0 Taylor, afessre.K.&J. 110 Bower, A. Esq 3 0 0 Graves and Son, S.R. 1 1 0 Lowndes, R. Esq. ... 1 1 f> ' Threlfall, Misses - 5 0 Bower, H. L. Esq. ..200 Gray, E. L 1 1 0 M'Cubbin, A. Esq... 100 Townley, John, Esq. - 10 0 Bowring, C. T. & Co. Green, Rev. W. C., M'Dearmiad, J 1 1 0 Tunstall, Mrs 110 Macfie and Sons, ; Brancker, John 110 Messrs...... 2 2 0 Welch, Misses - 5 0 Briggs, Capt. W. S. . 1 1 0 Griffith, Mr. John,.. - 2 6 Maclver, D., M.P. . .. 1 1 0 Whimpray, Mr 1 0 0 Brockleburst, H.Esq. 100 Groves, Charles, Esq.. 110 Mackie & Gladstone, Williamson and Sons 110 Brocklehurst, S 1 1 0 Guion, S. B. Esq. ... 1 1 0 Woods, Mrs - 10 0 Brocklehurst, W. E. 500 Habershon, E. Esq. .110 MacRae, G. G. Esq. .220 Wright Mrs 2 0 0 Bromham, W. Esq. .110 Haigh, Eccies, &Co. 2 2 0 Haddock, F. T. Esq. 110 Sundry amounts. ... - 6 0 Brown, Van Santeen Hamilton, John L. C. Haddock, Mrs 3 3 0 and Co. Messrs.... 110 Esq . .... 1 1 0 Maples, A. Esq - 10 6 Bryson, J. A. Esq. ,^1 J 0 Marquis, B. Esq 1 1 0 Bulley, S. M. Esq. ..110 Hannay, J. M. Esq.. 1 1 0 Marriott, Wm. Esq.. 1 1 0 Bntterworth, Miss .. 1 1 0 Harding, Thomas. ..220 Marshall, W. B. Esq. 1 ] 0 Caine, W. S 1 1 0 Harrison, E. H. Esq. 110 Martin, Jas. T. Esq.. - 10 6 Donation*. Calvert Capt 1 1 0 Harrison, Geo. Esq.. 110 Mason, George, Esq. - 10 6 Books received and Carson, Wm. Esq... 100Harrison, T. and Co. Massey, Fredk. Esq. 110 sold - 9 6 Carter, Tyrer, and Messrs 110 Mellor, J. H.Esq.... 110 Feightman, Miss, Parker, Messrs. ..500 Harston, I.E 110 Minoprio, F. C. Esq.. 2 2 0 CoL by - 12 3 Castellain, Chas. Esq. 110 Hassall, H. B. Esq. .110 Molyrieux, Mrs. W.H. 100 Moon, J. C., for Au- Chadburn, C. H. Esq. 1 ' 1 0Hay, John, Esq 110 Monteflore,H.B.Esq. - 10 6 diting Lancaster Chadwick, Jos. Esq.. 220 Hershall, A. and M. Moss, Thomas Esq. .110 Corporation Ac- Chamberlain, G. Esq. 110 Messrs. 110 Nash, Mr. Andrew.. - 5 0 counts 440 Chanibres, Major Heywood and Co. North, Fred. Esq 1 1 0 Smith, Miss, Pupils. - 8 0 Papacolo, D. Esq. ..110 Workmen at Glassou Chudley. E. A. Esq.. 110 Hickson, Jas. S. Keq. - 10 0 Paris, Thos. J. Esq.. - 10 6 Dock 100 Clegg, Miss Annie ..-SO Higginbottom, Miss Parker, A. T. Esq... 110 Life-boat Modelatdo. - 16 3 Cole, Mr. John - 6 0 Ditto at County Hotel- 2 6 Comber, Thos. Esq.. 100 Hind, Miss A - S 0 Pearson, John, Esq.. 110 Ditto at King's Arms - 4 0 Corf, N. Esq 1 1 0 Hogarth, Master W.E.- 2 6 Peers, James, Esq, . . 1 1 0 Bank Interest 130 Cotesworth, Lynne Hogarth, W. G. Esq. 110 Pemberton, Win.... - 10 0 and Co. Messrs.... 220 Penny, Isaac, Esq... 110 Total Dons..... 8 19 6 Coubrough, H. Esq.. 110 Holland, W. G. Esq. 110 Philips, Sons, and Coulbourne,E.W.Esq. 110 Holland, Walt. Esq.. 1 1 0 Nephew 1 1 0 Total Subs 99 9 0 Cox, A. E. Esq 1 1 0 Holt,G. A. Esq..... 110 Pickering, C. W. H. Cox, G.R. Esq 110 Holt, G.E. Esq. .... 110 Esq 110 £108 8 6 Cox, Henry, Esq. ... 1 1 0 Hope, S. T 1 1 0 Poole, Braitbwaite, Cox, James, Esq. ... 220 Hope, William 110 Crellin,Mr. H - 5 0 Hornby, H. B. Esq. . - 10 6Pooley, Henry, Esq.. 110 BEANCHES— LIST OF ANNUAL STJBSCBIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 327 £. s. d. £. s. d. | £. s. d. e. s. d. Preston, K. P. Esq. .110 Walter, Major James 110 i Hankinson. J. Esq. 100 Clegg, Mrs. Thos. ... 2 2 0 Preston, R. W. & Co. Waterhouse.J.D.Esq. 110 Hawkins, Rev. H.B 110 Cockshoot, Jos. jun . - 10 0 Watmough, Mrs. ... 1 1 0 Hewitt, Miss E 100 Psicha, J. P 1 1 0 Watson, R. B. Esq. .110 Hewitt, Miss Sarah. 100 Cooper, Wright, & Pullibank.Rev. J.H. - 10 6 Weightman, Yf. H.. 1 1 0 Howarth, Miss 1 0 0 Sons 1 1 0 Radcliffe, R. Esq.... - 10 0 West Indian and Mycock, Mrs. Jas.. 110 Crabtree, H.& Co... 330 Ball!, A.andM. ... 1 10 Pacific Steam Ka- Smethnrst, Miss... 110 Ditto 1873 330 Ralli, Bros 2 2 0 Wartenberg, S. Esq 110 Crabtree, H. & Co.'s Balli, C. M. Esq 220 Wilklnson,Mr. M.G. - 5 0 Wilson, Miss 110 Workmen 6 13 0 Ralhbone, Benson, Wilkinson, R.W.Esq. - 10 6 Yates, Rev. S. A. T.. 110 Ditto 1873 11 4 6 Wilkinson, Thos.Esq. 110 Craig, Mrs. Jas 1 0 0 Rathbone Brothers Williams, Capt. Jno. 110 Crosse T B 2 2 0 and Co. Messrs.... 770Williams and Son, J. - 10 6 RatUbone, Win. Esq. Willis, M. M. Esq.'. .110 Donations. DaCosta,Raalte&Co. 110 M P 220 Wood, Henry, & Co. Clifton, J. T. Esq... 25 0 0 Ravenscroft, W. Esq. 110 Hewitt, The Misses 100 0 0 Ditto, 1873 - 10 6 Rayner&Co. Rod... 2 2 0 Wren & Co. Messrs.. 110 Dehn, Arnold - 10 6 Kayner, M. Esq 110 Wright, A. T. Esq. .110 Leese. J. F. Esq. .... 1 0 0 DeTraflbrdSirH.Bt. 500 Reade, T. Mellard, Wright, Crossley, & Pocock, Rev. Chas... 110 Esq 1 1 0' Co. Messrs 2 2 0 Yates, Mrs. Isabella. 20 0 0 Dewhurst, George. . . 1 1 0 Rew. John, Esq. ... 1 1 0 Wright,?. Esq., J.P. 110 Pillar Boxes oil Pro- Kichardson, J. Esq. .100 Wright, W. and R. Dobson, Ben 110 Richardson, Miss ... 1 0 0 Dods. Ker, and Co. . . 2 2 0 Ridehalgh, Mr. Jas.. 100 Yates, E. W. Esq. ..110 Total Dons. , . .259 6 4 DuFay&Co, 220 Rigby, Alderman T. 110 Dugdale, James .... 2 2 0 R'gby, Samuel, Esq. 220 Total 406 19 6 Total Subs 21 17 0 Rimmer, John, Esq. .110 Donn, Williamson ..110 Roberts, JB<>Cubbin, £281 3 4 Ede, Frederick C. . . . 1 1 0 Donations. Edwards, John - 5 0 & Co 1 1 0 Adkinson, Alfred. ..100 Robinson, Robt. Esq. 110 Ditto, 1873 - 5 0 Ellinger and Co 1 l 0 Robinson, W. L. Esq. 110 Bannatyne, Robert .100 Rogers, Robert, and MANCHESTER F. A. W - 10 6 Brown, A. F. Esq. . . - 10 0 Farmer, J. 1873 1 1 0 Co. Messrs 2 2 0 Brown, Mrs.A 100 BRANCH. Castin, James - 3 6 Ronald and Son .... 5 0 0 Hon. Treasurers — Farrar, Wm 1 1 0 City of Dublin Co.'s ROBEBT WHITWOKTH, Esq. Ross, F. M. Esq 110 Steamers, per their Ferny hough & Co. Rowe,J.F. 220 (Messrs. B. WHIIWOETH Bros.) 1873 100 Ffarington, Miss.... 100 Rowley, A. B 110 Collecting Box, 22 A. H. HEYWOOD, Esq. Howls, Thomas 110 Hon. Secretary- Ditto, 1873 100 Russell, A. D 110 Copstake, W. per. . . 1 1 0 Rev. E. HEWLETT, M.A. Saunders, Needham, and Co 200 Egremont Debating Annual Subscriptions. Findlater & Mackie .220 Schroeder and Co. Friend, A., per Mr. A. B. per Mr. Forres- Ditto, 1873 220 Messrs 220 ter - 10 0 Foster.T. Barham. . . 110 Secluari, Bros 2 2 0 Gibson, T. B 2 2 0 A. H. per Rev. E. Fowler, R. 0 - 5 0 Gordin & Co, James. 500 Hewlett . , 110 Fox F R .... 1 11 6 Sefton, Master - 2 6 Andrew, Frederick .110 Fraser, A 110 Haines W H 100 Andrew, G. and Sons 110 Shaw, T. K. Ksq. ... I 0 0 Harrison, W. A - 10 6 Froggatt, Mrs. 110 Simpson, P. Esq 110 Armistead,R 110 Ditto, 1873 110 Smart, Gerrard, and Annitage and Son, ' Galloway and Co., J. 1 1 0 Logan, David 1 0 0 Genth, F. and Co 1 l 0 New Brighton Hotel Smith, A. M. ... 1 1 0 Box, Pier Box, and Ashton, Thomas. ... 220 Gibb, J. Son, & Gray 110 Smith, Capt. H., J.P. lie Aspell and Bradley .220 Promenade Box . . 1 13 3 Atkin, Eli 1 0 0 Smith, James, Esq. .110 Papyanni and Co.... 110 Goldschmidt, P 110 Smith, Robert, Esq.. 110 Balstone, H. K 110 Graf ton, F. W. 5 0 0 Perry, Miss E. Greenwood, Mrs 110 Smith, Samuel, Esq. 200 (Legacy) 50 0 0 Barbour, R. & Bros.. 330 Sparrow, A. and Co. Bardsley.iSir J. L... 110 Royal Mersey Yacht Ditto, 1873 110 Greg, Henry R. 110 Messrs 1 0 0 Club, proceeds of Statter, Robert, Esq. 110 Ball 75 0 0 Barker, D - 10 0 Grindrod and Prince ,220 S. A.H - 5 0 Stoddart Brothers, Barlow and Jones. ..110 Hall and Pickles ... 2 2 0 Messrs 110 Sailor, A, per Porcu- Hall, James - 10 6 Stonier, John, Esq. . - 10 6 Sharp, R.N - 2 0 Bayley and Craven. .220 Hall, T -10. 6 Stuart & Co. D.G.... 2 2 0 Bealey, Richard .... 1 0 0 Halllday, Josiah W. 1 1 o Shelmadine, W - 10 6 Ditto, 1873 1 0 0 Stubbs, L. P. Esq. ..110 Stubbs, J. W , - 10 0 Hammond, Mrs.. ... 1 1 0 Swire, John, & Sons, Turner, Alfred 5 0 0 Seattle, William.... 100 Messrs ... 220 Walker.A.B. (Mayor) 500 Beatty,Alt«eldt,&Co. 110 Taylor, Cammerin . 220 Wheatley, R. Esq... 100 Ditto 1873 1 1 0 Tetley, T. W. Esq. 110 Woodslde Ferry Box 4 19 11 Thomas and Cook .110 Bell, W. -10 6 Harling, John 1 1 0 Bellhouse, T. T. . . . . 110Harrison, Miss - 2 6 Thomas, R. N - 10 6 Total Dons. ...180 8 1 Thompson,J.W. Esq 110 Binks, Mrs .... 1 1 0 Hartley, Mrs. W. .. - 10 0 Thomson, Lt.-CoL .110 Total Subs. ...406 19 6 Binyons, Robinson, Ditto, 1873 - 10 0 Threl&U, Trustees of 1 1 0 Timmis, T. S 1 1 0 £581 1 1 Bottomley, J. C - 10 6 Ditto, 1873 100 Tipton, E. S. Esq. ..110 Ditto, 1873 - 10 6 Haworth & Co. Rich. 110 Tobra, Rev. J 1 1 o Bremner, J. A...... 1 1 0 Haworth, Mrs. J..,. 110 Tomlinson.C. B. Esq. 1 1 0 Tomlinson, Hodgctts, LYTHAM BRANCH. Broughton, Samuel .110 and Co. Messrs.... 110 Brown, A. C. & Co. . 1 1 0 Tomlinson,W.A.E8q. 1 1 0 Chairman — Hey wood, A. H. ... 2 2 0 Tomlinson,W.D.Esq. 1 1 0 JOHN TALBOT CLUTCH, Esq. Buckley, Sir Edmnd. 220 Hey wood, Oliver ... 2 2 0 Tory Mrs E .110 r.p. Buckley, James .... 1 0 0 Travis and Wilde ..110 Honorary Secretary— Ditto, 1873 1 0 0 Hewlett, Rev. E. .... - 10 « Turner, Alfred 1 1 0 JOHN EDHOKPSON, Esq. Higgin & Co. James. 220 Annual Subscription*. Hill, John 1 0 0 Tyndale, Wm. Esq. . - 10 6 Clifton, J. T. Esq... 6 5 0 Chad wick, Ellas.... 1 0 0 Ormson, Thos. Esq.. 110 Clifton, Lady E.C... 330 Derbyshire, W. Esq. Cbarlesworth, T. L. . 1 0 0 Walker, Henry 220 Manchester. 110 Cheetham, Benj. ... 1 1 0 Hoyle, Joshua, & Son 220 Wall, F. Esq ... 1 1 0 Edmondson, J. Ksq.. 110 Clark, Ledlie 110 Hughes, Miss E. .... - 10 6 Walsh, R. J .'-10 6 Fair, Thomas, Esq. .110 Clayton, (i.E...... 2 6 Hulme, Otho, J.P. ..110 328 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 15, 1875. f . s. a. £ . t. a. £. s. d. I £. «. A Jackson, Edward . . . 1 0 0 Wrigley.G.N 110 1 Schutz G H . 10 Ditto 1873 110 Jardine, F. W 1 0 0 Ryder Miss' ... .110 Wrlgley, Thos ... 1 1 0 i Taylor R T . 11 Ditto, 1873 100 Ditto, 1873 110 Ditto, 1873 1 1 0 Wallfla R. -in Jones, James £ - 10 6 Wympory, Miss. ... - 5 0 Westray & Copeland - 10 Ditto, 1873 110 Ditto, 1873 - 5 0 Woodhouse,A. J.... 2 2 Ditto, 1873 110 Ditto 1875 ..-50 Kay M . . . . 110 Scantlebury, G. H.. . - 10 6 Kelly, Rev. J. D. ... - 10 6 Ditto 1873 - 10 6 Total 16 12 0 Ditto, 1873 - 10 6 Schofield, C. J ... 1 1 0 Total 440 3 6 Kenworthy, J. & Co. 1 0 0 Schofield, H. F. 1873 - 10 0 Ditto, 1873 100 Schunck, Sonchay, Donations. Kershaw, Sidebottom, and Co 220 Donations. CrewofStr. Antrim. 340 Schwabe, Sails, & Co. 2 2 0 Beckett, Mrs. Col. by - 12 6 Kirkpatrick, E - 5 0 Brackenbury, Execu- Ditto Adonis l 16 0 Ditto 1873 . . - 5 0 tors of the late Bell, John, per 7 10 0 Knowles, Robert.... 330 Ditto 1873. 110 Miss, per E. Lewis, Boxes at— Kolp M 1 1 0 Shaw, Shakespeare.. 110 Esq 400 0 0 B. S. Board of C... - 14 8 Ledward, Thomas . , 1 1 0 Simmons, Isaac 110 Coupland St. C.P. Belfast Steamers.. -98 Ditto, 1873 110 Ditto, 1873 110 Sunday School, per Custom House ... 2 8 5 Lee, Daniel, & Co... 220 Slagg and Co. John .100 F. Railway Works _ 19 1 Ditto, 1873 220 Slater, W. 110 Fine received for Fisher & Sons' Office- 5 0 Leedhsm, F. H 110 Smith and Sons, B... 2 2 0 taking flowers from Harbour Office ... - 12 3 Le Mare, R 2 0 0 Smith, L. and Co.. .. - 10 0 a Manchester Show Holt's Hotel - 7 0 Leppoc, H. J..J.P... 220 Srnith.William.Bo-K- without permission 110 Lancaster Bank . . - 54 Lister, Charles 220 don, one year's Friend, Oldham 3 9 5 North Eastern do. - - 9 Ditto, Winnings in dividend on £300 Hey wood, Oliver, per Pennington's Hotel - 9 6 Billiard Room.. 5 16 0 invested in Man- R.W 100 Sums under 5S 300 Lodge, Matthew ...-10 « chester Corporation Hindley, Job, cost of Water Works Per- Life-boat 480 0 0 Total Dons 23 19 2 Lomax, Wm 110 petual Annuities, Hoyle, W.& Bros... 100 TotalSubs 16 12 0 Lyon.T.H 110 towards support of Kershaw, John 25 0 0 Ditto, 1873 110 Lees, Mrs. E. (in Manchester Life- memory of her lute ±'40 11 2 M'Kerrow, Rev. Dr. - 10 6 Speakman, Thos 1 1 0 husband) 100 0 0 M'Keand, Mrs. Jos.. 110 Stcinthal. Rev. S. A. - 10 6 Longsight Independ- Ditto, 1873 110 Ditto, 1873 - 10 6 ent Sunday School, M'Laren Nephews . . 1 1 0 Stone Dr J. 110 per J. E. Galliford 220 Madgwick, E. W 110 ROCHDALE BRANCH Manchester.TheLord Ditto, 1873 110 Newton Gough & Co. Bishop of 110 Storey, Isaac 2 2 0 Honorary Secretary — Maun, Henry 1 0 0 Stretton, B. & Co 110 ROBT. TATLOB HEAPE, Esq. Martin, Speyer & Co. 1 1 0 Stuart, James C 220 P. S...... 10 0 Q Mather and Plate... 220 Sutcliffe, John F. . . 1 1 0 Popplewell, H. J . . . 110 Annual Subscriptions. Mayeux, L. sen 110 Swallow, G. and Co.. 2 2 0 Popplewell, T 110 Ashworth.Alfd.Esq. 110 Ditto, 1873 110 Swinglehurst, H. Rob Roy Model Yacht Ashworth, Edm. Esq. 110 Mayeux, L.jun -10 0 1873 110 Club, per Frank Ashwortb, Jas. Esq. 110 Ditto 1873 . 10 6 S. Plant 3 3 0 Ashworth, Wm. Esq. 110 Melland& Coward.. 110 Ditto, 1873 110 Ditto, ditto 5 0 0 Barlow, Edwd. Esq.. 110 Mendel, S. 2 2 0 Taylor,Garnett&Co. 220 Rnsholme Road, 2nd Booth, Thos. Esq . . . - 10 6 Middleton T 1 1 0 Thames and Mersey Class Young Men. - 10 0 Brierley, Arthur, Esq. 1 1 0 Ditto, 1873 1 1 0 Marine Insurance Rusholme Wesleyan Bright, Thomas, Esq. 110 Midwood&Co.G.H. 110 Company 5 5 0 Sunday Sch. Young Butterworth.Jas.Esq. 110 Millward, W - 5 0 Toot&l, Broadhurst, Butterworth, R. Esq. 110 Mollady, W 6 0 St. John's Sunday Chadwick, G. T. Esq. 110 Moseley, C. 1 0 0 Turner, J. Fox and School, Gartside St. 6 4 0 Chadwick, W. Esq.. 110 N. E., per Mr. For- St. Paul's Sunday Clegg, Edward, Esq.' 110 rester 100 Turner, Miss 110 School, Brunswick Coupe, Mrs 110 Kovelli& Co 220 Ditto, 1873 110 Coventry, D. Esq.... 110 Occleston, Fitzgerald, Tyler, A 1 1 0 St. Thomas's Sunday Crowther, Frank, Esq. 1 1 0 and Co - 10 6 Verity, Alfred, 1873. 110 School, Ardwick.. 120 Davenport, Jas. Esq. 110 Ogden, W.., - 5 0 W. R. H., per Mr. Stewart C P. . ... 5 0 0 Dearden, J. G. Esq. 1 1 0 O'Hanlon, Mrs., per Forrester - 10 0 W. O., per R. Whit- Dimmock, Jas. Esq. 1 1 0 Miss Ryder 100 Waddington, E 1 1 0 Entwisle, Mrs 1 1 0 Walker, Miss Alice. S 5 0 Fenton, James, Esq.. 110 Openshaw, Wm. ... 1 1 0 Wadsworth, Mrs. G.. 110 Watts,G.F 20 0 0 Overmann & Scbou .110 Fenton, Joseph, Esq. 110 Patteson, J. &E.... 1 1 0 Walker, Miss Alice. 1 1 0 Fenton, Wm. Esq... 110 Ditto 1873 110 Ditto, 1873 110 Total Dons... 1,083 13 5 Heape, R.T.BBq.... 1 1 0 Peak, Geo. and Co. .. 1 1 0 Walker and Lomax, Total Subs. . . 440 3 6 Heap, James, Esq. ..110 Pease, Mrs. Gurney. 110 1873 2 2 0 Heap, Joshua, Esq. .110 Ditto, 1873 110 Ward, Ziba, per Miss £1,523 16 11 Heginbottom, J. Esq. 110 Peel and Co. John ..500 Ryder, 1873 110 Holt, James, Esq. ..110 Pender, John, M.P. .110 Warner, Thomas ..220 Holt, W. C. Esq 10 6 Philips, Herbert 2 0 0 Watts, EdwHd.. ..110 Howard Mrs ... 1 1 0 Pinchbeck H - 10 6 Watts George 1 1 0 Hoyle, John Esq. ... 110 Piston J S . 220 Watts, Sir James ..220 PIEL BRANCH. Hoyle, Mrs. James . - 10 6 Porter, Miss E 1 1 0 Watts S 1 1 0 Hoyle, William, Esq. - 10 6 Ditto 1873 110 Ditto, 1873 110 President — Hurst, Richard, Esq.; 110 R.H.,perS. Forrester- 10 0 Wbitehead, Peart, & His Grace The DCKE Of Jackson, Robt. Esq.. 110 Raffles, W. W 1 1 0 Co 110 DEVONSHIRE, K.G. Jewison, Robt. Esq. 110 Ditto 1873 . 110 Wbitwell E 2 2 0 Kay, E. G. Esq 1 1 0 Honorary Secretary — Kay, Richd. Esq. ... 1 1 0 Ralli Bros 1 0 Wbitworth, B. Bros.10 10 0 Captain STOKES. Reid and Thomas. .. 1 0 Ditto 1873 10 10 0 Kay, W. H. Esq. . . . 110 Reinsch am Ernie &Co. 1 0 Wbitworth, Edmund 110 Annual Subscriptions. Kay Mrs 1 1 0 Renshaw, R. T 1 0 Willock,R.P 110 Kay' Miss 1 I « Richardson, A. T. ... 25 0 Windsor W. T. .... - 10 6 Ashcroft, James .... - 10 6 Kemp, G.T. Esq.... 220 Richardson, J. C 1 0 Wolfenden, A., per B S Nav. Co 1 1 0 King, James, Esq. ..110 Rideout, W. J. 1873. 1 0 Miss Ryder, 1873 . - 10 0 Fisher, J. & Sons... 220 Lancashire, J.H.Esq. 110 Wood and Wright.. 1 1 0 Fowlie, J. F 7 6 Leach, John, Esq. ..110 Ditto, 1873 110 Woodiwis, James... - 10 0 GradweU, W - 10 6 Leach, Robert, Esq. . 110 Robertson, J 1 1 0 Ditto, 1873 - 10 0 Robinson, G. & Co. . 1 1 0 Woodward, Wm. ..220 Lesh Wm - 10 0 Littlewood, J.S.Esq. 1 1 0 Rose, Thomas 110 Wortbington, Tnos.. - 1« 0 Little, Robert ...... 110 Mansell, Qeo. isq. ..110 • BRANCHES— LIST OF ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 329 ; £. l. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. Molesworlh, Rev, J. Mason, Henry, Esq.. 110 Cort & Paul, Messrs. - 10 6 E.N 1 1 0 Mocatta, E. Esq 110 Crow Mr J - 5 0 Moore, J.E. Esq.... 110 Sharpe, Mrs - 10 6 Dicks,Mr.Wm - 10 6 Uttuolnsime. Newall, Henry, Esq. 110 Skelmersdale, Lord .550 EUis, Mr. A - 10 6 Nield, Jonathan, Esq. 110 Slater.Mrs. Nathan .110 Ellis Mr E. S 1 1 0 LINCOLNSHIRE i Ormerod, Oliver, Esq. 110 Smith W Esq .110 Ellis Miss - 10 6 SHIPWRECK i Ormerod, Wm. Esq.. 110 Stead, J. F. Esq 110 Ellis, Ml. G. H 1 1 0 ASSOCIATION 1 Pidduck, Wm. Esq. 110 Swindells, G. Esq. ..110Ellis and Everard, Pilling, Edwin, Esq. 1 1 0 Swire, S Esq 1 1 0 BRANCH. : Pilling, John, Esq.. 110 Sutclifle, Rev. T 1 1 0 Else, Mr A. ....,.-10 6 Treasurer — Bobinson, John, Esq. 110 Talbot,W. H 110 Everard', Mr. W. . . . - 5 0 WIHIAH GABFIT, Esq. • Robinson, B. Esq... 110 1 West, R Esq 110 Gillson, Mr. H. T... 110 Rochdale Equitable Wood, P. Esq. M.D.. 110 Gitnson, Mrs. Josiah - 10 6 Joint Honorary Secretaries- Pioneers' Society.. 110 Wrigley, John, Esq. 110 Goddard,Mr. J -50 Rev. R. W, CBACEOFT and ; Roy'ds, C. M. Esq. ..110 Goddard, Mr. Josh. . - 10 6 Rev. E. RAWHSLET. ; Koyds, E. A. N. Esq. 110 Total 63 19 6 Gooch Mr. F - 10 6 , Royds. E. E. M. Esq. 110 Annual Subscriptions. Schoneld, Captain... 110 Donations. Green, Messrs. John £. s. <*. 1 Schoneld, Jos. Esq. .110 A Friend, per Ad- and Co — 5 0 Ainslie, Rev. Robert 110 ! Shaw, Wm. Esq. ... 1 1 0 miralBarton(1864)50 0 0 Hall, Mr. J - 5 0 Alington, Rev. John 110 i Shepherd, John, Esq. 110 Ashton, John W. Harrison and Sons, Allenby, S. Esq. ] 0 0 ! Stott, Richd. Esq... 110 Esq. ((1872) 20 0 0 Allison, T. Esq - 10 0 . Tatham, John, Esq.. 110 Contribution Pillar Harrison, Mr. G -10 6 Allott/Rev.J lie i Tweedale, John, Esq. 110 Haxby.Mr. J. B.... - 10 6 ; Tweedale, R. L. Esq. 110 Heaton, The Misses Hewitt Mr. F - 10 6 Amcotts,Col.C 1 1 0 Walker,Thomas,Esq. 110 (1871) 10 0 0 Hill, Rev A. . ..-50 Armstrong, Capt. ... - 10 « Watson, Thos. Esq.. 110 Marshall, General Hodges and Sons, Aubertin, E. Esq. ..110 ; Whitaker.Chas.Esq. 110 (1864) .10 0 0 Messrs. T. W 3 3 0 Aveland, Rt. Hn. Ld. 5 0 0 j Whitaker.Geo.Esq.. 110 Nickells, J. T. Esq. Hodges, Mrs. T. W. 1 1 0 Barkley, J. T. Esq. .110 Wfllana, T. B. Esq. 110 Howcutt, Mr. John . - 10 6 Bellamy, Mr. 10 6 '; Wood, J. Jun. Esq.. 110 Bethlehem Hospital, Part,Thos.Esq.(1813) 500 Hutchinson, Mr. W. Governors of 5 5 0 Reade, Rev. John, per Booth, Thomas, Esq. 220 Total £80 6 6 Admiral Barton Ingram, Mr. Thomas - 10 6 Boucherett, Miss ... 1 1 0 Interest from Bank- Brackenbury, L. Esq. 110 Southport Marine ers - 19 9 Fund 150 0 0 Interest on borough Bromhead, J. Esq... 110 Ditto, 6th Don.(1874) 25 0 0 loan 441 Brookes, Rd. Esq. ...- 10 0 SOUTHPORT Soutbport Penny John of Gaunt Lodge Brownlow, Earl of ..20 0 0 , BRANCH. Readings Society of Freemasons.... 110 Cbeales, Kev. H 100 (186?) 15 0 0 Johnson, Mr. J - 10 6 Cherrington, Mr. R.. - 10 6 i President— Wright, Mr. (18H).. 100 Johnson, Mr. T. F. . 1 1 0 Cholmeley, S. Esq. ..110 Lose SKEI.MEKSDAI.E. Kemp and Dyson, Clarke, Mr. C. - 5 0 Chairman — Total Dons. ...3"! 19 6 Messrs. 110 Clayton, N. Esq 2 2 0 Rev. CHAS. HESKETH, M.A. Clitherow, R. Esq. . . - 10 0 Total Subs 63 19 6 Kempson,Mr. W,:. 1 1 0 Collinson, T. Esq -10 6 Honorary Secretary — Lankester, Mr. H. . . - 10 6Coltman, Rev. George 110 Vice-Adm. RALPH'BAHios. £435 19 0 Leicester Butchers' Association, The. . 110 Conington, Rev. Jno. 110 : Annual Subscriptions. Livens, Mrs. F - 10 6 Cracroft, Kev. Robt.. 110 McAlpin, Mr. J. W.. - 10 6 Atkinson, Wm. Esq. 110 Morley and Sons, Cussons, Mr. D -JO o 1 Banning, J. J. Esq. .110 Cussons, Mr. J - 10 6 \ Barton, Vice-Adm. .110 Mott, Mr. F. I - 5 0 Cussons, Mr. W..... 110 i Bellhouse, W. Esq... 1 1 0 Norman, Mr. T -10 6 Dallas- Yorke, T. Esq. 110 ' Bradbury, J. S. Esq. 110 Davy, J. Esq. -10 6 Hmestm&m. Odames, Mr. S. - 10 6 Dixon, Miss 110 , Bromilow.Mrs...... 110 Paget, Mr. Alfred. .. 110 Buckley, R. Esq 5 0 0 Drax, J. S. W. S. Esq. 220 Paget, Mr. T. T 110 Edmunds, Mrs 1 1 Q Buckley, Mrs 1 0 0 LEICESTER Palmer, Mr. Alfred. - 5 0 •' Chadwick, Dr . . - 10 0 BRANCH. Elmhirst, M. Esq. . . 1 1 o Clarke,Rev.B.S.,D.D. - 10 6 Pickard, Messrs. J. Eve,Mr.T - 10 o Coddihgton.C.H.Esq. 1 0 0 Chairman — Everington.Wm.Esq. 1 1 o W. H. WALKER, Esq. Ptacek Mr F . - 10 6 FranckUn, Rev. J. . . 1 1 o Cornwell, Dr. John . - 10 6 Roberts and Roberts, Craven, E. Esq - 10 6 Treasurer— Garflt, Claypons, and Garflt, Messrs. ... 4 4 0 ; Cross, Rev.T.H -10 6 T. T. PAGET, Esq. Robinson, Mrs. C. B. 1 00 DarweU,Mrs. George - 10 6 Honorary Secretaries. Sandbridge,Mr.Thos. - 10 6 Domestic Servant ... - 1 0 Shaw, George, M.D.. 110 Hamilton, Rt. Hon. Duguid, James, Esq. 110 JAMES THOMPSON,- Esq. R. C. N 2 2 0 Fernley, Wm. Esq... 110 WILLIAH GREEN, Esq. Sidley, Mr. C. M - 10 6 Handsley, S. Esq.... - 10 0 Annual Subscriptions. Smith, Mr.C. 110 Harrison, J. Esq 10 0 Snow and Bennett, Harrison, R. Esq. ... - 10 0 Gadsby, Miss 10 6 £. s. d. Messrs 1 1 0 1 Oarton, Mrs 1 1 0 Allen, Mrs. Joseph.. - 5 0 Stanyon, Mr.W 110 Harrowby, Earl of.. 220 Gasquoine, Mrs 1 1 0 Balnea, Messrs. Gco. Geddes, Wm. Esq. . . 110 Stephens, Mr. E. L. . - 6 0Heanley, J. Ksq. . ..110 Glover, James, Esq. .110 Baines, Mr. John . . - 10 8 Stlmson, Mr. W. ... 1 1 0 Heanley,Mr.Marshall - 5 0 Stretton, Messrs. C. Heneage, Edw. Esq.. 110 Gregory, H.L. Esq.. 110 Barrs, Mr. J. H... .-50 and A - 10 6 Halliday, Misses 110 Bellairs, Major. ... - 5 0 Thompson, Mr. Jas. - 10 6 Higgins, J. Esq - 10 6 Halliwell, Wm. Esq. 110 Blunt, Dr. - 10 6 Tamer, Mr. A - 10 6 Holway, Rev. Thos. 110 Heald, Wm. Esq.... 110 Bowmar, Mr. C. ... - 10 6 Turner, Mr. Luke ..110 Holway, J. H. Esq. 110 Heap, Robert, Esq... 110 Bowmar.Mr.W.. .110 Hollway.Miss 110 Heaton, Misses 1 1 0 Broofchouse, Mise. .-50 Vtccars, Mrs. S - 5 0 Hopkinson, Rev. W 1 1 0 Heginbottom,G.Esq. 1 1 0 Burgess, Mr. A... .110 Waldram, Mr.W.N. 1 1 0 Hurrell, S. Esq 110 Hesketh, Rev.Chas.. 110 Burgess, Mr. A. H .-50 Walker Mr R . . - 10 6 Ingilby, Sir H. D. Iddon, Mr. Edward .-60 Burgess, Mr. F. ... - 6 0 Walker, Mr.W. H.. 1 1 0 Irving, J.C. Esq.... 110 Burgess, Mr. Josh. .110 Webster, Mr. Thos.. - 10 6 Jackson, Ho ward, Ksq. 220 Johnson, Edw. Esq.. - 10 6 Charlesworth, Mr. T. - 6 0 Whitmore, Mr. J. . . - 10 6Kennedy, Rev. L. D. 1 1 0 Jones, John, Esq.. . . - 10 6 Church, Mr. T.S. (the Williams, Mr. J. H.. - 10 6 Langton,Bennet,Esq. 2 2 0 Knowles, Mrs. 2 2 0 late) - 10 6 Wright & Sons, Linton,CoL 220 Knowles, Miss 110 Clarke, Mr. Josh. C. - 10 6 Yeomanson, Mr. W. - 5 0 Lister, Rev. J. M. . . 1 1 0 Lancashire and York- Clephan, Mr. E - 10 6 Sums under 5s - 5 0 Lister, J.S. Esq..... 110 shire Railway Co.. 330 Coltman, Mr. T -50 Lister, M. H. Esq. . . 1 1 0 Lees, Samuel, Esq... 110 Cooper&Son, Messrs. - 5 0 Lister, Rev. T 1 1 0 Litton, Joseph, Esq. 110 Corah, Messrs. N., Total £62 6 10 Lister, Mr. J 110 Sons and Cooper. . - 10 6 Maddison,J.W.,Esq. 1 1 0 330 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 15, 1875. £. s. d. £. S. d. £. ». d. £ . s. d. Magdalen College, Jackson and Parker, Hildred, Mr. T. B. . . - 5 0 Wheeler, W. H. Esq. Oxford, President Holdsworth, W. H. C.E - 10 6 and Fellows ot ... 3 3 0 Esq 110 Wighton,Wm. Esq.. 220 Mansell, Capt 1 1 0 Marsden, Mr. F. .... - 10 6 Hopkins, F. L. Esq.. 220 Wighton, Mrs. Wm. 110 Mason Miss -10 0 Nell, Mr - 10 0 Hopkins, RCT. Chas., Wigleswsrth, P. Esq. - 10 * Mason, J. Esq 1 0 0 Searle, M. Esq 110 Oundle 1 1 0 Wise, George, Esq... 1 1 0 Massingberd, C. L. Preston, Mrs - 10 0 Hopkins, The Misses, Wood, Mrs. A - 10 6 Esq , ... 110 Samuel, Mr. H 110 Hull 110 Woodcock, Mr. W. . 1 1 0 Massingberd, Rev. Sharpley, T. Esq. . . . 110Hopkins, Thos. Esq., Wren, Joseph, Esq. .110 W.O. 110 Smith, C. Esq - 10 0 Wright, C. T. and H. Wilde, Eev. A 1 1 0 Horry, Mr. W. - 10 0 T. Messrs 1 1 0 Monson, Hon. and Hutson, Mr. Wm. C. - 5 0 Wright, Rev. R. F., Jackson, The Misses Muggleston, S. Esq.. 110 Total 11 0 6 S and M. A - 10 6 Wrvgto, Tbos. Esq.. - 10 e Mundy, C. J. H. Esq. 110 Jebb, J. 'J. Esq 1 1 0 Yeatman, C. Esq 1 1 0 Myddleton, E. Esq. .110 Jebb, S. H. Esq 110 Young & Adam, Drs. 110 NevUe, George, Esq. 110 HOSSTHOEPE BBASCH. Johnson, Messrs. W. Ostler, Wm. Esq. ... 1 1 0 Bradshaw, Mr. R. ..110 W and Son - 10 0 Total . 105 3 o Owen, Rev. Henry . . - 10 0 Kenington, Mr. John - 5 0 Palmer, Rev. E. .... - 10 0 Lister, Mr. J 1 1 0 Kitwood, Mr. Thos. . - 10 6 Donations. Parker, Rev. Eichd. 110 Smith, Mr. Rd...... 1 1 0 Lewin, Messrs. W. Conington, Mrs. Rd . 1 0 0 Parker, Wm. Esq. ..220 H. and Son 1 1 0 Porter, E. C. Esq. ... - 10 6 Phauthorpe, Mr. C... 110 Linton & Price, Messrs.- 10 6 Reeson, Mr. G. H., Pickford, Eev. F. . . . 1 1 0 Total .... 4 11 0 Lyon, John, Esq. ... 2 2 0 Pretyman, Rev. Fred. 1 1 0 Malcolm, J. W. Esq. 300 Rowland, J. Esq. ... - 11) 0 Price, Potter, Walker, Donation. Maltby, Mr. J - 10 0 Waite, E. Esq...... 100 and Co. Messrs.... 2 2 C J.L. Ffytche, Esq.. 10 10 0 Marshall, Mr. B. ... - 5 0 Rainey, Dr. 1 1 0 Martin, Geo. Esq. ... - 10 6 Total Dons 3 10 6 j Rawnsley, Eev. D. . 1 1 0 Millington,R.W.Esq.- 10 6 Total Sabs. ...105 3 o j Rawnsley, Rev. Edw. 110 Eeynardson,C.B. Esq.l 1 0 Newcomb, Mr. J. M. - 10 6 £108 13 6 Rlpon, Marquis of . . 2 0 0 Oldrid, J. Esq. J.P. .220 Robinson, J.N.Esq. - 10 0 Oldrtd, Mrs 1 1 0 Seaton, Mr. - 2 6 BOSTON BRANCH. Oldrid, Rev. J. H., Sibthorp, C. W. Esq. 300 Alford - 10 6 CLEETHORPES Sibthorp, Miss Waldo 220 Collected by Pattenden, Rev. Dr. . 1 1 0 Sibthorp, Mrs. Waldo 110 JOHH H. GABFIT, Esq. Pearson, The Misses. - 10 0 BRANCH. Sladen, Rev. E. . . . - 10 6 Pilcher, W. J. Esq. . - 10 0 Chairman — • Smith, Mr. B 1 1 0 Annual Subscriptions. Pilley, Mr. Samuel.. - 10 6 A. W. T. GRANT-THOBOLD, Allen, Mr. Thompson - 10 6 Eadley, W. H. Esq. .200 Esq. Smith, Ellison, & Co. 2 0 0 Allen, Mr. Alderman - 10 6 Rainey, A. Esq - 10 6 Honorary Secretary— Smyth, W. H. Esq. .110 Bailee, W.H. Esq... 1 1 0 Rawling, Mr. E. C.. . - 5 0 EDWABD E. LLOYD, Esq. Stanhope, J. U. Esq.. 220 Bailey, J. S. Esq., Eice, Charles, Esq... 2 2 0 Staniland, M. Esq. .. 1 1 0 Croyden 1 1 0 Bice, Mrs. Charles ..110 Annual Subscriptions. Stunner, Chas. Esq. .110 Bailey, Mr. T. H. ... - 10 6 Eice, Joseph, Esq., Bannister, Mr. Aid., Button, Eev. R 2 2 0 Baker, Mr. J.H 10 6 J.P. 110 Swan,J.&K.Esqs. . 1 1 0 Ball Mr.lt 110 Bice, Mrs. Joseph. .. 110 IMiB, Samuel, Esq.. . 110 Thimbleby, T. Esq. . 110 Barton, G. S. Esq., Ridlington, and Son, Fletcher H - 5 0 Travers, Ksv. J. B. . 1 1 0 Messrs -10 6 Grant-Thorold,A. W. Turner, Rev. C 1 1 0 Roy, Rev. R. E - 10 6 T.Esq. J.P. 220 Tumor, E. Esq. M.P. 1 1 0 Bean, Charles, Esq. . - 10 6 Scrivener, Thos. Esq. - 10 6 Hadfield, Mr. Coun. .110 Tweed, F. W. Esq... - 10 6 Beridge, The Eev. B. Heneage,E.Esq.;j.P. 110 Uppleby, G. C. Esq.. 1 1 0 Sharp, Mr. J.W -10 6 Jones, Rev. W. P. . . 1 1 0 Vessey,S.Esq 110 Best, Mr. Joseph ... - 10 6 Shaw, Mrs.Wakefleld - 10 0 Josse, Henri, Esq... 1 1 0 Vyner, H. C. Esq. ..200 Bett, W.. Esq., Fos- Sherwin, Mr. Samnel - 10 6 Lloyd, Mr. E.R 110 Vyner, Rev. W. P.. . 1 0 0 Simonds, J. C. Esq. .110 Logan & Hemingway 110 Waite, Rev. J. D. ... - 10 6 Simpson, B. S. Esq. . - 10 6 Manchester, Sheffield, Walls, Rev. E.G.... 110 Blenkin,Rev.G.B. .110 Skiuner and Son, and Lincolnshire Wells, Mrs. (the late), Botnamiev, Mr. H... - 5 0 Messrs. Chas - 10 6 Railway Company 550 , Representatives of 19 10 11 Bothamley, Mr. W. . - 10 6 Slate & Son, Messrs. - 10 6 M&rabaU & Atkinson 110 West, Mr - 10 6 Buck, Mr. James ... - 5 0 Small, J. H. Esq. J.P. - 10 6 Moody (Wallter),Esq - 10 6 Whinfield,E.W.Esq. 110 Buck, Mr. J. G - 5 0 Snaith, F. Esq - 7 6 Gates, Thos. Esq. ... 1 1 0 White, F. T. Esq. ..100 Snaith, Mr. P - 5 0 Seddon, P.K.Esq.J.P. 2 2 0 Whitworth, Rev. T.. - 10 0 Caudwell, J. Esq., Stainton, Mr. W. ... - 10 6 Smith, G. and Son .. - 10 6 Williamson, Mr. ... - 10 6 Frithville 110 Stamford, Spalding, Sntclifle, John, Esq.. 550 Willoughbyd'Eresby, Chambers, Mr. J. . . . - 5 0 and Boston Bg. Co. 5 5 0 Cooke & Son, Messrs. Staniland, R. W. Esq. 1 1 0 Total 26 10 0 T S 1 1 0 Stanwell, Mr. F -10 6 Cooley, Mr. W. G., Donations. Bicker - 10 0 Swain, E. H. Esq.. . . - 10 6 Box at Cook's Lon- Winn, R. Esq. M.P.. 220 Cooper, Mr. M - 5 0 Swaine F Esa ... - 10 6 don Bazaar. . . - 3 8 Yarborongh, The Rt. Cracroft, Mrs. J - 10 0 Thomas, G. W. Esq. 110 ,, at Hurst's Vic- Hon. the Earl of.. 200 Daulton, Mr. L - 10 6 Thomas, J. H. Esq., toria Hotel... - 3 10 Dickinson, W. Esq, JP ...... -10 6 , , at Lev! Stephen- Kirton - 10 0 Thompson, Mr. Jno. - 5 0 son's Booth ..-69 Dingwall, Mr. E. M. - 5 0 Thorns &Son,Messra. 110 , , at Life-boat Thorpe, Mr. T. W... - 10 6 House - 12 0 Dods, Mrs. Wm. ... 1 1 0 Tony, Mr. P. - 5 0 , , at Cleethorpes LOUTH BRANCH. Dyer, B. B. Esq - 10 6 Tunnard, Eev. J., Railway Statn. 3 4 6 Allison, T. F. Esq. . . - 10 0Edwards, Rev. T. L., , , on Steamea r Hud- Tuxford, J. E. Esq. d .rsfi£ld, per Ellis Mr ... -50 M D 1 1 0 Capt. Maltloy - - - Bowmai,C. Esq..... - 10 0 Fendelow, Mr.Qeo. . - 10 6 Tuxford and Son, , , at MessTs. J. V. Cartwright, S.Esq... 110 Fenton, Mrs. London 110 Granberg and Emeris, W. R. Esq. .110 Gask, John Esq - 10 6 Two Little Boys, B. Go's Office,... - 1 1 Eve and Ranahaw, Gee and Co. Messrs.. 220 andW -20 , , at Eoyal Hotel .128 Hartley, H.W. Esq.. 110 Hartley, J. A. Esq. .110 Walker, The Misses. 110 Total Dons 6 1 0 Goodhand, Mr 10 0 Harwooil, H. Esq.. . . - 10 6Ward.Mr. J - 10 « TotalSubs 2610 0 Hoff & Sons, Messrs. - 10 0 Harwood, Mr. R. J.. - 10 6 Welsh, E. Esq. C.E.. 110 Hyde, B. Esq -10 6 Heanley.Mr. T - 5 0 West, John, Esq., £32 11 0 Mildred, Mr. G - 10 6 BKANCHES— LIST OF ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 331 £. s. a. £ . s. d. £. *. d. Barclay, J. G. Esq. .220 Stafford, Rt. Hon. the Browne, Mr. Wm. . . 1 1 0 ^fterionetfrsjnrc. Bayning, Lady 4 4 0 Lord . . . 220 Beevor, SirT.B. Bt.. 110 Steward, Patteson, & ABERDOVEY Bensly, W. T. Esq. Co. Messrs 110 Cook, Mr. Dennis... - 10 6 BRANCH. LL.I>. 1 1 0 Taylor, J. 0. Esq. Cook, Mr. Henry ... 1 1 0 Bentinck,G.Esq.M.P. 220 (the late) 1 1 0 Creake, Mr. Alfred .-50 Honorary Secretary — Birth, Wyrley, Esq.. 220 Mr. DAVID WILLIAMS, Thornhill, T. Etq. ..200 Curson, Mr. Samuel. 100 Bird,Rev.J.W 110 Trafford,E.W.Esq.. 220 Dennis, Mr. A. V. . . 1 1 0 H.M.'s Customs. Birkbeck, Hen. Esq.. 200 Upcher, H. R. Esq. .220 Dewing, Mr. E 1 1 0 Annual Subscriptions. Birkbeck, Mrs. E. L. Warner, Mr. Robert 200 £. i. d. Wodehouse, Hon. Ad. Dodman, Mr. Martin 100 Blake, F. J. Esq 110 E. T. (the late) ... 1 1 0 Dodman, Miss A.. . . - 10 0 Blake, Henry, Esq. .110 Wodehouse, Mrs. C.. 200 Dodman, Miss J. ... - 10 0 Veils, Mr. R - 5 0 Blake, W. L. Jex, Everitt, Mr. Thomas - 5 0 Ford, Mrs. ..: 1 0 0 Esq 1 0 0 Donations. Fisher, Mrs. C. 1 0 0 Griffiths, Kev. John. 100 Blake, Mrs. C. Jex. .110 Dashwood, Mrs. H. .20 0 0 Oury, Mr. (collected Green, Mr. John . . . - 10 0 Holland, S. Esq., M.P.I 0 0 Bouverie, Ven. Arch. 100 Hamilton, John de Howetls, D. Esq., Browne, Mrs. Henry 110 by) 220 Craig-y-Don - 10 0 Cabbell, B. Bond, Esq. Tamerlane, Mr - 10 0 (the late) 2 2 0 Hengh, Mr. Raynor. - 10 6 Thrnston, C. F. Esq. 100 Calthrop, John, Esq.. 110 BACTON BRANCH. Jicklim?, Mr. F. A. . - 10 0 Webster, J. Esq. 100 Chad, Scott, S.J. Esq. 100 Honorary Secretary- Joy, Mr. Robert.... - 5 0 Whitehill, Mr 10 0 Cholmondeley, The Mr. WILLIAM Cr/Brrr. Kerslako. Rev. E. K. 1 1 0 Williams, Rev. J. . . - 10 o Mack, Mr. Edward . - 10 6 Wynne, W.W.E. Esq. 100 Cooper, Geo. H. Esq.. 110 Annual Subscriptions. Mack, Mr. Thos. T.. - 10 o Rent of room under CorbeU,Capt.J.,R.N. 1 0 0 Cubitt, W - 10 0 Mitchell, Mr. Wm. .-50 life-boat House . . 2 0 0 Davy, John, Esq. ... 2 2 0 Forster, W. Esq 1 0 0 Morley, Rev. 1). B. . - 10 0 Dent, Edward, Esq. . 1 1 0 Ives, George, Esq. ..100 Oliver, Mr. Thomas. - 10 6 Dewing, Rich. Esq. .110 Kiinberley, Earl of . 2 0 0 Orford, Earl of 10 0 o Total 13 7 0 Dowson and Sons, Overman, Mr. John. - 10 0 donation. Mack, Thos. Esq.. ..100 Palmer, Mr. Arthur - 5 0 M Balance of Regatta Dugmore.H.J.D.Esq. 110 Proctor, Rev F 1 0 0 Reeve, Simms 220 Dugmore, Mrs. H. . . 1 1 0 Read, C. S. Esq. M.P. 100 Riches, Mr. Michael -50 Edwards, EevTB. ..110 Read, J. H. Esq. £19 1 0 Elwin, HastiDgs.Eeq. 100 Rodwell, Mrs. G. ... - 19 o Foster, Chas. Esq. ..220 Waters, C. Esq - 10 0 Savory, Mr. John. .. 1 l o Fountaine, And. Esq. Savory, Mr. Robert .110 (the late) 2 2 0 Total £10 0 0 BARMOUTH George, T.W. Esq... 200 Spencer°SMr. WVH.. - 5 0 BRANCH. Godfrey, Rev. W. ..110 Srarley, Mr. Wm. ..-50 Goulburo, Very Rev. Waters, Mr. John . . 1 1 o Chairman— E. M., D.D, Dean BLAKENEY BRANCH. Wiseman, Mr. George 1 1 0 W. W. E. WTNNK, Esq. of Norwich 2 2 0 Sums under 5s. 1 2 6 Gurdon, B. E. Fanlke, Mr. - 6 0 Mr. WILLIAM HITCHCOCK. TotalDons 20 1 11 ontributiou Box . . - 5 5 Frurey, Mrs. T.H... - 10 0 Gunn, Rev. J. 1 0 0 Annual Subscriptions. Total Subs 38 1 6 Total £31 1 5 Morgan, Messrs 1 0 0 Archer, T. G. Esq.. . - 10 0 Seily Mr - 5 0 agge, T. E. Esq. ... 1 0 0 £58 3 5 Seily Mr C. J - 5 0 iarnes, Mr. Joseph.. - 5 0 Silcock, Mr. (late) ..-50 Bird, Mr. J M - 10 0 Slater Rev. J 1 0 0 Hencowe, Misses ... 1 1 0 SHERINGHAM Wenn, Wm. Esq.... 1 0 0 Boon, Mr. W. D - 5 0 MUNDESLEY BRANCH. Wilkinson, Mrs 110 Joyce, Mr. W. H.... - 5 0 BRANCH. Sray, Mr. John - 5 0 Ch&lrman — Total £10 13 0 Clark, Mr. W - 5 0 Chairman — HENBY R. UPCHEB, Esq. Coldham, H. J. Esq. 110 Sir H. ROBINSON. Honorary Secretary — Coulton Miss - 10 0 Rev. L. MOORE, M.A. Cresswell, F. J. Esq. 100 Hon. Secretary- Annual Subscriptions. 1 Cutbarth, Mr. S. .... - 6 0 Mr. G. GOEDON. Barclay,Gurney,Esq. 500 HUNSTANTON Dickinson,Rev.W.W. 110 1 Annual Subscriptions. Jurton, Sir T. Fowelll 1 0 ! BRANCH. Doyle Mrs . , 100 Athill Mr. - 5 0 President — Durrant, E. E. Esq. . - 10 0 Atkinson, C. Esq.... 100 loare, Joseph, Esq., 110! H. S. LK STBANGE, Esq. Slwes, Bobert, Esq.. 100 Back Mr. P. .... - 5 0 Cverard, B. E. Esq. .110 Barcham, Mr. H. . . . - 5 0 Hon. Secretary— Sverard, The Misses. 1 0 0 Bareham, T. Esq 10 0 Rev. A. WALLEB. •Veeman, Rev. John. - 10 6 Barnard, Bishop, and Annual Subscriptions. £. s. d. j£. s. d. &. s. d. Moor, Eev. J. F 5 0 Auden Eev. J - 5 0 ios, Refreshment WESTON-SUPER- Eooms - 13 10 'aynter, Rear-Adm.. - 10 0 MARE BRANCH. , . Swan & Queen's Phillipps, Capt - 5 0 Hon. Secretary— Belcher, Misses 110 Hotels - 6 6 lainey, W. Esq. -10 0 Capt. ROBERTSON. ioberteon, Mrs, .... - 10 0 Bodill, William - 5 0 Total Dons 1 4 10 andbam, Mrs - 5 0 Annual Sultscriptions. Total Subs IS 5 0 Shaw, Mrs. G 10 0 £. s. d. Brown, Edwin - 10 6 Smith, W. Esq -50 A Friend to Seamen. -50 £85 9 10 Cartledge E . - 5 0 Ash* W Esq . . . , - 5 0Clark, Henry -10 6 Clay, Eev. John .... 1 1 0 Baedeker, F. W. Esq. - 5 0 Deaville, S. E - 10 0 Baker, S. E. Esq 5 0 Douglas, G.W. 4; Co. - 5 0 LEEK BRANCH, Barker, Miss - 5 0 Drewry, J. & W. J. . 110 Walker, T. F. Esq. . - 10 0 Battiscombe, Captain -50 Treasurer — Blair Mrs . 50 Elliott, K. S 1 1 0 A. E. WHYAIT, Esq. Bowyer, W. J. Esq. - 10 0 Kvans, William .... - 5 0 Tota! £2314 0 Brown, J. Esq - 10 o Kvershed, Sydney... 110 Honorary Secretary— Bvmbury, Com. R.N. J. NICHOLSON, Esq. & Mrs. George 1 1 0 Goodger, Henry .... - 10 6 Annual Sitbseriptions. Charrington, Miss ..-50 Graham and Co - 5 0 £. s. (J. Chediire, F. U. Esq.. - 5 0 Gretton, Miss 1 1 0 Bermingham, H. Ess. 110 Hallam, C. M. - 5 0 Brealey, John, Esq. .110 BRIDG WATER AND Hallam, F - 5 0 Brongh, Edwin, Ksq. 110 Day, Mr. C - 5 0 Harrison, Charles ... - 10 6 Brough, John, Esq.. 110 BURNHAM BRANCH. Hill, Charles, & Sons 110 Brongh, Josh. Esq. .110 Fuge Miss ..-50 Howarth, W - 5 0 Brough, W. S. Esq. .110 President— Gourlay, Mrs - 10 0 Hunt, William - 5 0 The MATOB OF BBIDOWATEK, Buchan Mrs . 110 Ind, Coope, and Co. . 5 0 0 Cballinor, J. Esq. ... 2 2 0 HaUburton, Miss.... -50 Isitt, Benjamin - 5 0 Challinor, W. Esq... 1 1 0 Chairman— Jackson, Charles. ... - 6 0 J. B. THWAiTBa Esq. J.P. Harris, Mrs. U. - 5 0 Gruso, Mrs 110 Heppel, G.Esq - 5 0 Jackson, George 5 0 Davenport, Geo.Esq. - 10 6 Hon. Secretary— Jackson, Thomas A. - 10 6 Deacon, Eev. G. E.. . 1 1 0 CUTHSEKT EITSOK, Esq. Jenkins, G. Esq. ... 110 Joule, Mrs -10 « E B - 10 6 Lea,H. S - 10 0 Goodwin, S. Esq. ... 1 1 0 Collector- Job.nstone,W.Jj.Esq. - 10 0 Loverock, William.. - 5 0 Hall, John, Esq 1 1 0 Mr. J. BJXEB. Waucfaee, The Misses -50 Lowe, Thos. & Sons. 110 Heaton, E. Esq - 10 0 Johnson, H.L. Esq.. 1 1 0 .dnrmoZ Subscriptions. M°Adam, Miss - 5 0 Marshall, William .-50 Nicholson, A. Esq... 110 Ash, W. Esq 100 Minchin, Mrs - 5 0 Marston, John - 5 0 Nicholson, J. Esq. .. 550 Baker, W. Esq 1 0 o Parsley, H. F. Esq.. . - 10 0 Matthews, John 110 Nixon, B.B. Esq.... 110 Board, J. Esq - 2 6 Peyton, Mrs - 5 0 Braikenridge, BeV. G. Phillipson, E. Esq... - S 0 Mudie, John ....'...- 10 6 Smith, Miss, Stock- W 110 Pbillott, R. Esq -50 Nunneley, Joseph ..220 3adbury, Jas. Esq. .100 Podger, Mr. H - 5 0 Nowers, J. W - 5 0 Sonthall, J. Esq 110 31nnie, R. A. Esq. . . - 5 0Robertson, Capt - 5 0 Ordish and Hall - 10 6 Watson, Mr. John.. - 5 0 Corporation of Bridg- Owen, W. C ..... - 5 0 Worthingtdn, E. A. water 10 0 0 Scrope,Shrapnell,Esq. - 5 0 Pareons, F. J 1 I 0 Esq 110 Smith, Miss - 5 0 Payne, Mrs -10 0 Cox, Mrs. -'SO Smith, F. Esq - 10 0 Ratcliff and Wright. 110 Total £28 « 0 Smith, Rev.T - 5 0 Katcliff, Miss - 10 6 Elton, Sir Arthur, Bt. 110 Ratcliff, Eobert 110 Estlin, J. P. Esq 1 1 0 Tomkins, Eev. H... - 5 0 Evans, Misses 1 1 0 Bobinson and Co. ... 220 Wude, J. Esq - 5 0 STAFFORDSHIRE Giles C&pt 100 Whidborne, Mrs.... - 10 6 Hartord, Mrs 2 2 0 Salt, Thomas, & Co. . B 0 0 POTTERIES Harte,E. Eaq - 5 0 BRANCH. Hervey, Lord Arthur Scattergood, John... - 10 ( Smith, Edmund .... 1 1 0 Treasurer— Knyfton, T. T. Esq. Total...... £21 JO 0 Stanley, C. W. & J. . 1 1 0 JAMES G. WALKKB, Esq. Thompson and Son .220 Hanley. Mapleton, Eev. H. Thornewill, Mrs. ... 1 1 0 Honorary General Secretary — M. (2 years) 2 2 0 Tbornewffl, Eev.C. . - 10 0 THOMAS EUSMORE, Esq. Eitson, C. Esq...*.. - 10 0 Tomlinson, K.B. ... 1 1 TnnstaU. Spiller & Co. Messrs. 110 Townsend, William. - 10 Stevenson, Rev. J>. .. 1 o 0 Annual Subscriptions. Thwattes, J. B. Esq. - 10 0 Ward, Thomas - 10 BUBSI^M. Hon. Secretary— G. W. GABLICK, Esq. Warham, Charles .. - 5 g>taffortrsj)t«. Alcock, John, Esq.. 110 Wells Mrs - 5 Alcock, Joseph, Esq. 110 Donations. Alcock,Eichard, Esq. 110 BURTON-ON-TRENT Whitehead, T. N. . . . - 10 Baker, C. G. Esq.... 110 (From Clevedon.) Wildman, Miss - 5 BRANCH. Wilson, Mrs - 10 Bates, Elliott & Co. . 1 1 0 Proceeds of Concert President— Woodroffe, Henry... - 5 Beech, Herbert, Esq. 1 1 o by Ladles of Cieve- M. A. BASS, Esq. M.P. Worsey F - 5 Bodley, E. F. Esq... 110 don 25 0 0 Wortblngton & Co. . 3 3 Boote, Messrs. T. and Harria,Mr.H 118 0 Chairman- Yeomans, John 1 1 Heal,M:r.H - 2 6 Sums under 5s - 10 0 Bostock, Thos. Esq. - 10 6 Jacques, F. Esq. ... I 1 0 Treasurer & Hon. Secretary- Rowcliffe.C. Esq.... 500 Mr. E. MADEIEY. Davenport, Hy. Esq. 110 Davenport, H. T. Esq. 110 Collector — Total Dons..... 33 1 6 Dean, Arthur 1 1 0 Mr. W. SHILTOH, Jnn. Edge Stephen 1 1 0 Total Subs 28 19 6 Donations. Annual Subscriptions. Pillar Box, Eecrea- Edge, Malkin,*; Edge 1 1 0 Edwards, R. Esq... 110 £63 1 0 £. t. d Abbotts, E.W 110 Bojc, George Hotel ..130 Emery and Sons, Adams, Charles - 5 0 ,, White Hart Messrs. F 1 1 0 Allsopp and Sons. .. g 0 0 Hotel 336 Sarlick, G. W. Esq.. 110 338 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 15, 1875. £. i. d. £. s. d, S. «. d. £. I. i. Goodwin, George 110 CogbAll, H. Esq 1 1 « Mills Mrs 1 0 0 Long, William, Esq. 110 Hancock, B. and S. Keeling Chas. Esq. .110 Moreton, J. and Co.. 110 Messrs . . 110 Newnham, — • - 10 0 Mahon, Viset. M.P. .110 Heath and Blackhurst, Owen and Fendelow 100 Maynard, Rev. S.... \ 0 » TuKSTALL. Paddy, Hy 5 0 Middleton, Adm. Sir Hope and Carter, Honorary Secretary— Peck, Wm -10 0 G. N. B., Bt., (JB. .10 0 0 H. L. CLAEK, Esq. Perks, E. and S. H. . 1 1 0 Moriell, W. 100 Hughes, Thos. Esq... 110 Beech, and Hancock, Perry, Capt. T. J.... 100 Ogilvie — Esq 2 10 0 Halme, Thos. Esq., Plant W & J - 5 0 Ogiivie, Mrs 210 II Blackhurst, K. Esq.. 110 Osborne, Mr. J •- 10 0 Mactntyre and Co. Elsmore, T. Esq 110 Hope, G Esq 1 0 0 Messrs. James 2 2 0 Ford and Challinor, Beady, Son, & Jones - 10 0 Rose, Sir W. Bart. . . 1 1 « Msddoek, J. and Sons 110 Messrs 1 1 0 Reynolds, W.B - 5 0 Rose, Lady 1 1 a Parker, Henry, Esq. 110 Hollinshead, E. W. Kowley, Sir C.Bart.. 100 Finder, Thos. S. Esq. 110 Esq 110 Rogers and Sons, H.I 1 0 Theilosson. Col 100 Shaw, A. Esq 110 Johnson, James, Esq. 110 Wallace, Sir R. Bart.10 0 0 Tennant, F. Esq. ... 1 1 0 Tamer, G. W. and Rowley TS -10 0 Waveney, Lord .... 1 o 0 Till, T. and Sons.... 110 Sons, Messrs 1 1 0 Shaw and Son, John 110 Wentworth, F. Esq. .200 VeraoD, James, Esq. IIP Wedgwood, J.C. Esq. 1 1 0 Total £115 It 0 Smith, Jao - 10 0 Pillar Box 2 14 6 Wood, Edward, Esq. 110 SoJlom, B. - 5 0 Wood, Reginald, N.. 110 Steen and Blackett. . - 10 0 Total £71 1 6 Stewart, Henry & Co. - 10 0 £36 4 0 Stewart John - 10 0 Stokes, Miss - 10 0 HASLET. WOUVERHAMPTON Stubbs J .... 1 1 0 Honorary Secretary — • Sweetman, Wm..... - 5 0 DUNWICH BRANCH. B. E. NAREAMOBE, Esq. BRANCH. Thomas, W. Esq — - 5 0 Tudor, Capt. U. S. . . 1 1 0 President — • Brownfield,Wm. Esq. Chairman — Underbill, A. G - 10 0 F. BABXK, Esq. (the late) ... 1 1 0 JOHN HAWKSFOED, Esq. Underbill, G. L. Esq. 110 Hope, J, and Co. ... 1 1 0 Honorary Secretary- Underbill, J. E - 10 0 Chairman — Meakin, J.&G 220 Captain SSKEA.VE, Chief Lieut.-Col. BAESE. Palkmiret, J. & W. 1 1 0 Constable. Walker K P - 5 0 Honorary Secretary— Sberwin, Kobt. Esq. 110 Ward <3. Eaq...... 110 Eev. J. F. Noorr. Staffs, W. Esq 110 Collector- Waterhouse, Thomas - 10 0 Walker, J. G. Esq... 110 Mr. SAMUEI. HANP. Weaver W H - 10 0 Annual Subscriptions. .Annual Subscriptions. Wi-bberley, John.. . - 10 0 Aruott.G.T.Esq. .. 110 'LOKGTOlf. Addeubrooke, G -SO Wheeler C -> 5 0 Barne, Capt. Philip .110 Honorary Secretary — Whitebouse 3 1 1 0 Barne, Lieut.-Col 220 H. GBEGOEF, Esq. Armstrong, — ...... 10 0 Wilts, - 10 0 Barae.LadyCoSstance 1 1 0 Williams - 10 6 Barne, F. Esq '. 220 Adderley, C. Esq.... 110 BagnaU,J. N 110 Barae, Mrs 1 0 0 Belcher, Mrs 110 Messrs. 2 2 0 Barker, J. W - 5 0 Total 61 1 6 Bowater, the Lady. .110 Asbury.Edward, Esq. 300 Bate, W. and Henry. 110 Aynsley, John, Esq. 220 Bayliss, Jones, and Donations. Brew8ter,Mr..Concert Britten, D. M. Esq. .100 Barker, C. A 110 Bayliss 110 Burleigh, K. W. Esq. - 10 0 Beech & Son, Messrs. Birch, Wm - 5 0 Clowes, the Rev. J. . - 10 6 Thomas 2 2 0 Bissetl,W 100 Edwards and Son,W. 220 Beech and Sons, Briscoe and Son, W. 5 0 0 Dix, George, Esq. ... 1 1 0 Messrs.J 220 Brotherton, — - 5 0 £88 3 6 Brougbton, B - 5 0 Dix, Miss - 10 6 Burns, Thos -50 Easey, William, Esq. 110 Brough, B,. .110 Cart-wright, S 1 1 0 Girling, MnFrederick - 10 6 Clarke, T. & C. & Co. 1 1 0 Girling, Thos. Esq. .-50 Clarke and Hawley, Clarke, Mrs. C. S B 0 Gooda, Mr. J. A. ... - 5 0 Coley H - 10 0 Gooda, Mr. T. P. ... - 10 0 Copeland, W. T. and Coleman, John - i» 0 Gorham, K. V. Esq .-50 Irving-Davies, the Cbpestake and Allen, Cope,George - 10 0 Rev. J 110 Crane C H. ~ 10 0 Loynes, Miss - 10 d Dawes, J. W.Esq... 110 Davi8,B. -50 Noott, the Rev. J. F. - 10 0 Glover and Sons, Evans & Son, J - S 0 Suffolk. Orford, Mr. - 10 « Read, Mrs. Thomas . - 10 fl1 Hawley,F. H. Esq.. 2 2 0 Ewart, T, J. M -SO ALDBOROUGH AND Rogers, Mr. - 10 6 ilsher, Thomas - 5 0 THORPE BRANCH. Stancliffe, Mre. - 10 6 i 1 Holland and Green, Fleemtng, Wm - 10 0 Stratbsrn, F. B. Esq. - 5 0 Messrs 2 2 0 Ford Brothers - 10 0 Chairman- Colonel THELMJBSON. Smyth, Mrs - 10 4 Hudden, T. Esq 110 Smyth, J. Esq. - 1ft ^ Halse, Joseph, Esq.. 2 2 0 Gaunt J - 10 0 Honorary Secretary— Thorp, the Rev. J., . - 10 d Hulseand Adderley. 2 2 0 Gibbons, James -50 JAKES OSBOBNE, Ksq. Tomlinson, Mrs -ID d Jones, G. Esq 110 Annual Subscriptions. Wheattey, Miss - 10 d Kent, John, Esq... , 110 Gough, Major F - 10 0 Whitaker.Rev.G. A. 1 1 ri Lockett, John, Ksq.. 220 Morris, and Griffin.. 110 £. *. d. Aldboro' Corporation 500 Meakin, T. W 1 1 0 Hickman, E - 10 0 Total £26 3 d Mear, S. Esq 110 Attwood, Ser. Geo.. 100 Austin, Charles, Esq. 100 Patterson, A. Esq... 220 Beaaclerc, Lord A... 100 Robinson & Hudson. 220 Jenks, Isaac, Esq. . . - 10 0 Smith, Sampson, Esq. 110 Jones, W. H. 1 1 0 Berners, John, Esq. .500 SteeleA Co. Messrs.. 220 Bloomfleld, Mrs 1 1 0 GORLESTON Stirrup and Pye .... 2 2 fl Crampaln, Mrs 1 1 0 BRANCH. Webberley, W. Esq. 220 Ctisp Miss - 10 0 Witeman, J. F. Esq. 110 Lees and'Sons, W... 1 0 0 Dunnell, Miss 1 1 0 Chairman— Wright, F. S. Esq. .. 220 Lee P J . 10 0 Ferrand Capt. 100 Capt. W. G. ALDKICH, R.K. Lewis, E -10 6 Gannon, E. M. Esq. .100 Honorary Secretary — Lewis Hy - JO 0 Gurney, Messrs 100 J. P. BACMHABTXEB, Esq. Loveridge, H. Esq. .110 Harper, G. Esq. 100 NEWCASTLE. Mander, C. B. Esq... 110Heie, F. N. Esq - 10 0 Annual Subscriptions. Honorary Secretary— Slander, S. S. Esq. . . 110Holland, Rev. B. . . . 2 0 0Atdrich, Capt. R.N. . - 10 6 FREDERIC ALLEN, Esq. Meanley, George.. .. -50 Hants, Messrs - 10 0 Attwood, T. W 1 0 0 Allen, F. Esq 110 Miller, Jos. S 100 Janson, Miss, London 560 Batimgartner, J. P. . 1 a 0 BRANCHES—LIS T OF ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 339 £. s. d. £. t. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. Baumgartner, Mrs., May, John, Esq. ... - 10 0 Deverenx, John - 5 0 Steel, T. D. Esq - 10 0 Godmanchester... 100 Miller, Mr. H - 10 0 Disney, Henry B.... - 10 6 Strickland, Miss A. . - 10 0 Blake, Arthur - 10 6 Miller, Mr. R. M.... - 10 0 Dowling George . . . ; - 5 0Vincent, J. L. Esq. . - 10 0 National Provincial Eastaugh J D f 10 0 Wilmer, B. Esq 110 Bank, per E. JJick- Eden, Adm. Henry .100 Dowson, Septimus . . 1 00 Hn, Esq - 10 0 Edwards,George,Esq. 110 Total £20 15 0 Hammond, John ... - 6 0 Packard, E. Esq..... 110 Edwards, Rev. Frank - 10 0 Hewett, Fleming ... - 10 6 Paul, Messrs. R. & Co. - 10 0 Everitt, William.... 110 Morris H 110 Potter, Mr. G. H - 10 0 Palmer, Garwood ... - 10 6 Ransome, J. A, Esq. 110 Fiske, Edward B - 10 6 Ransome,R. C. Esq. 110 Fiske, Rev. R. W. . . - 10 6 Stanier Rich . . 10 6 Ransome, R. J. Esq. 1 \ 0 Fowler, E. W. Esq.. 110 Wilson, Bernard 100 Reeve Mrs ... 110Fowler, G.G. Esq... 110 Ridley, F. Esq - 10 0 Fowler, R.C. Esq... 110 £>usm. Ridley, Messrs. G. Freeman, J . R. Esq. 110 and 0 '. . . 1 1 0 Gooch, Rev. Wm.... 110 BRIGHTON Donations. Schulen and Boby, Gowing, J. J. W.... 110 BRANCH. Collection Boxes -14 0 Gurnevs and Co 220 Sheppard, Mrs. A... 110 Hebert, Rev. Chas... 110 Chairman — i'10 IT 6 Sims, W. D. Esq.... 110 Henderson, John ... - 5 0 Sir J. CORPT BURROWS. Turner, Messrs. E. Howett. Samuel 1 1 0 R. and F 1 1 0 Hurst, Rev. S. S. ... - 10 0 Treasurer — Turner, Messrs. W. Ditto (don ) 110 WILLIAM JOHNSTON, Esq. and A J 1 1 0 Irby, Fredk. W. Esq. 220 Honorary Secretary — IPSWICH BRANCH. Tidburv, H. Esq. . - 10 0 Jbdrell, Rev. Hy. ... - 10 0 H. N. jENNER,Esq. Westhorp, S. Esq . - 10 0 Annual Subscriptions. President— Whight, Mr. G.. . - 10 0 Larkins, Capt. W. F. 2 2 0 £. s. d. J. C. COBBOLD, Esq. Wright, C. Esq. . . - 10 0 Leatbes.Lt.-Col.H. M. 1 1 0 Wrinch, Mr. A. . . - 10 0 Morse, Frederick 110 Ashbury, J. Esq 10 10 0 Vice-President— Onley, S. Onley, Esq. 110 F. ALEXANDER, Esq. Total 49 11 6 Palmer, G. W. D. . . . - 10 6Atlree, Mr. George.. - 10 6 Chairman — Peto, James. Esq 1 1 0 Bacon, Mr. R - 10 6 E. GKIMWADE, Esq. Porcher Mr .... 1 0 0 Beard, The Misses.. 110 Donations. Preston, Benj - 10 6 Beaumont, Rev. Dr.. - 10 6 Treasurer— Edwards, Mr. A. ... - 2 6 Preston, Capt. T..R.N. - 10 0 G. C. E. BACON, Esq. Foresters' and Odd Price, Rev. L 1 1 0 Honorary Secretary — Fellows' Amalga- Reeve, Rev. J. F 1 0 0 Boys, Jacob, Esq.... - 10 0 mated Fe~te Com- Roddam Mrs . .110 Burrows, Sir J. C. . . - 10 6 J. F. TlTCHMARSH, Esq. mittee, June, 1874. 500 Seppings, George ... - 10 6 Annual Subscriptions. Levi & Cohen, Messrs. 110 Skeels, C. 1 1 0 Alexander, E. A. Esq. - 10 0 Smith, Lady 1 0 0 Alexander, F. Esq... '1 1 0 Total Dons. 636 Snell, Rev. E - 10 0 Alexander, W. Esq.. - 10 6 Total Subs.. 49 11 6 Spring, Rev. J. F. . . 1 1 0 Clarke, Somers, Esq. - 10 6 Alexanders. Esq... 110 Stacey, Mrs 110 Cockburn, J. C. Esq. - 10 6 Ansell, E. Esq - 10 0 Stebbings, A - 5 0 Anstruther, Col. J. £55 15 0 Steward, Rev.Chas. J. 110 H L 1 1 0 Estrid'ge, Lieut.-Col. 110 Bacon, G. C. E. Esq. 110 Tritton, Rev. W. B.. 1 1 0 Eyre, G. J. Esq 550 Bantoft, W. Esq - 10 6 Waddington, H. S. Forster, Capt. R.N.. 110 Bayley, Messrs. W. LOWESTOFT, PAKE- Esq 10 0 Fox, Douglas, Esq... - 10 6 and Sons 110 FIELD, AND GORTON Bell A Esq - 10 0 Hannington.C.S.Esq. 110 Biddell, G. A. Esq.. 1 1 0 BRANCH. Wingfleld, Mrs 1 0 0 Jenner, H. N. Esq. . - 10 6 Bolton Miss - 5 0 Woods, Henry G.. . . - 10 6 Johnston, W. Esq... 1 1 0 Booth, D. H. Esq. . . - 10 6 Treasurer — HKNKY LEMAN, Esq. Woods, Thomas R. . 1 1 0 Brown, W. Esq 110 Woods Wm J 10 6 Leigh, Mrs. E. A. . . 1 1 0 Burley, D. Esq - 10 0 Honorary Secretaries — Worthington, W. C.. 1 0 -0 Lewis & Allenby. ..110 Burton, H. M. Esq. . - 10 0 FREDERICK MORSE, Esq. Young, Jos. Esq. ... 110 Lyonft Hall, Messrs. 110 Byles, Mrs 110 Lowestoft Youngman, W. Esq. - 10 6 Churchman, H. Esq. -50 Munster, Earl of ... - 10 0 Clayton, Mr. R - 6 0 W. F. LAHKINS; Esq. Pakefleld. Total £75 11 0 Ogilvie, Capt. J. G.. . 110 Cobbold, J. C. Esq... 220 Oldham, J. Ksq 110 Cobbold, J. P. Esq. .110 G. G. FOWLER, Esq. Corton. Penton, Colonel .... 1 1 0 Colchester, W. Esq.. - 10 0 Hon. Superintendent of Collins, Mr. W. H... - 5 0 Life-boats — Robertson, Miss L.M. 110 Corder A Esq 110 Mr. JOHN HENDERSON, Chief SOUTHWOLD Sawers, — , Esq 110 Cornell and Cornell, Officer of Coastguard. BRANCH. Sutherland,A.H.Esq. - 10 0 Cuckow, Mr. W. ... - 10 0 Annual Subscriptions. Chairman— Sutton & Hopewell. - 10 0 Fish, F. Esq 110 Andrews, Rev. W.H. 110 J. L. EWEN, Esq. Arnold, Rev. R. A... 110 Honorary Secretary — Tamplin and Son... 110 Footman, Pretty, & Ayerst, Mrs - 10 0 J. R. GOODING, Esq. Tates, Rev. H. W. . . - 6 0 Nicholson, Messrs. 110 Balls, JG - 5 0 Thompson, Miss 110 Garrod, R. Esq 1 0 0 Barber, T 1 1 0 Annual Subscriptions. Tooth & Co. Messrs. 110 Goddard.E. Esq - 10 0 Barne, Fred. Esq 1 1 0 Brooke, J. W. Esq. .220 Tuflnel, Mrs. E 110 Gower Mrs 1 1 0 Base, Sam Esq 1 1 0 Bosanquet, Miss..., 110 Vallance and Catt, Grim-wade, E. Esq. . 1 1 0 Birbeck, H. Esq. ... 1 0 0 Burlelgh and Son, Gwydyr, The Right Birbeck, Wm. Esq. .100 Messrs - 10 6 Walker, Miss R 110 Hon Lord 1 0 0 Breame, James - 10 0 Chester, Colonel .... 1 0 0 Wallis and Hack, Haddock, Mr. J - 5 0 Buxton, H. E. Esq. .220 Crowfoot, Rev. J. R. 100 Hamby Capt 5 0 Carter, Rev. S. R.... 110 Ewen, J. L. Esq 200 Wilkinson & Son ... 110 Harpham and Sons, Clemence, J. L. - 5 0 Grubbe, J. E. Esq.. .100 Woodhead, Major... 1 1 0 Clnbbe W. H - 10 6 Grubbe E. Esq .... 1 0 0 Young, J. G. iiq. . . - 10 0 Head, John, Esq 110 Cole W 1 1 0 Grubb, Edw. Esq.... 100 Howorth, Rev. W... 110 Collisson, C. Esq 100 Marsden, Mr. Charles Colman,J.J.Esq.M.P. 220 ' Ipswich Journal '.-60 Colman,Messrs.J.&J. 220 May, Mr. John -10 0 Donations. Josselyn, Miss - 5 0 Crossley, Lady 2 2 0 May, William - 10 0 Boxes on Piers and Kemp.Mr.J.O - 5 0 Cubitt, Rev. F. W... 110 Middleton, Admiral Limmer, Mr. John. .-60 Davey Miss .... 2 2 0 G. N. Broke, Bart. 500 Mason, Admiral 110 Davey, Miss M 1 1 0 Onley, Saville Onley, £106 17 0 Maw, S. A. Esq. 110 Denny, Rev. R.C.... 110 340 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 15, 1875. f. s. d. £. s. d. £. «. d. CHICHESTER HAR- Campbell, Lt.-Col... - 5 0 Matthews, Miss .... - 5 0 Campbell, Mrs - 10 0 Gravey, Rev. H. F. . - 5 0 Merricks and Son, BOUR AND SELSEY Candy, Or - 5 0 Greene, Mr. Thomas - 5 0 BRANCH. Candy Mrs . . - 6 0 Greene, Mr. W - 10 0 Miller, Rev. J. W. . . - 5 0 Patrons— Cavendish, Lt-Col... - 10 0 Gruggen, Mr. F.W.. - 5 0 Mitchell, Mr. W. W. - 5 0 His Grace The Dora OP NOB- Ceal, Mr. M. A - 5 0 Molesworth, Mr - 5 0 FOLK, E.M. ; His Grace The Chase, Mr. E - 5 0 Haines, Mr. W. - 5 0 Mostyn, Captain ... - 5 0 DUKE OP RICHMOND, K.G., Cheesman, Mrs. Sen. - 5 0 Hall, Mr. A. Hall Neame, Mr. G - 10 6 and LORD LECOSFIBJUD. Cbichester, The Lord (the late) . 100 Neame Mrs G . . . - 5 0 Bishop of - 10 0 Hallam, The Misses, Neame, Mr. N - 5 0 President — Chichester.Very Bev, , and Mrs. Birt .... 3 3 0 Newland, The Misses - 10 0 The Bight Eev. The LORD Dean of, F.B.S. ... - 10 0 Halsted Miss . - 5 0 Newland, The Misses - 5 0 BISHOP OP CHICHESTKK. Clement, Rev. T. . . . - 5 0Halsted, Mr. C.T... -50 Norfolk, The Duke of, Chairman of General Central Cobden, Mrs. Rich. . - 10 0 Halsted, Mr. W. H. . -50 KM 220 Committee — Cogan, Rev. H - 5 0 Halsted, Mr. John ..-50 Norman, Mr. W. ... 1 0 0 Vice-Admiral Cogan, Mr. T. S - 5 0 Hardham,Mr.J.Gates - 5 0 Norris, Kev. W - 10 0 HABBT EDGELL, C.B. Collins, Mr. H 110 Harford, Mrs - 5 0 Nott, Mrs. (the late). - 5 0 Chairman of Local Com- Collins, Mrs. H - 10 6 Harris, Mr - 5 0 Nunns, Bev. R. A. L. - 5 0 mittee — Combes, Mr. Charles - 10 0 Harrison, Mr. Henry 110 Nutter, Mr. Luke... - 5 0 Bev. H. MITCHELL, F.S.A. Comper, Mr. H 1 1 0 Harvey, Messrs. J. & O\dfleW,Col.B.E... -50 Honorary Secretaries — • Constable, Mr. G. Sen. - 10 0 W B . . - 10 0 Page Mr. . . . - 5 0 Rev. H. MITCHELL. Constable, Mr. G. S.. - 10 0 Hawker, Rev. J 1 0 0 Paul, Mr. George ... - 5 0 Constable, Mr. Tho. .-50 Haydon, Mrs. Thos. . - 10 0 Paxton, Mr. H - 6 0 Mr. HERBERT C. FOSTER. Coote, Mr. G. C. . . . . - 5 Haydon0 , Rev. W 5 0 Mr. JAUES GOBHAM. Hayllar, Mr. C - 10 6 Peachey, Mr. James .-50 Treasurers — Coventry, Miss - 5 0 Hayllar, Miss H - 10 0 Peachey, Mr. E - 5 0 Messrs. DENDY and Co. Covert-Freund, Mrs. - 5 0 Heaver, Mr. John . . - 5 0Pearce, Mrs - 5 0 Annual Subscriptions. Cox, Mr. J. E - 5 0 Heaver, Mr. Thomas 100 Pearson, Rev. G. F. . - 5 0 £. *. d. Currie, Rev. James . - 10 0 Homing, Miss - 5 0 Peckham, Mrs - 5 0 Abbott, Capt., B.N.. - 5 0 Davenport, Mr. .... - 5 0 Henty, Mr. G - 10 0 Penfold Mr. H . . . - 5 0 Adames, Mr. Benness Davey, Eev. H. M. . - 5 0 Herington, Mr. E. . . - 5 0 Percival Mr I 0 0 (the late) - 10 0 De Bathe, Maj.-Gen. Hersee, Miss ... - 5 0 Pbilpot, Bev. W. B.. - 5 0 Adames and Grant, SirH. P. Bart. ... - 10 0 Hill Rev J 50 Phipps Mrs - 5 0 Hipkin, Mrs. W 5 0 Poe, Mr. E. T 1 1 0 Alton, Bev. B. P. . . - 10 0 Dendy, Mr.Bobert.. - 5 0 Hobgen, Mr. C -10 0 Powell, Mr. J. K ... 1 1 0 Andrews, Mr. T. . . - 5 0Denman, Hon. R. . . 1 0 0 Hobgen, Mr. F. N. . - 5 0Pratt, Capt -10 0 Andrews, Mr. John -50 Dilke, Mr. W - 10 0 Hobgen, Mrs. T - 5 0 Prime, C&pt 1 0 9 Apps, Mr. George .-50 Dixon, Mr. H. W. . . - 5 0Hobson, Capt.'R.N. .-50 Pullinger, Mr. C - 5 0 Apps, Mr. W - 5 0 Purchase, Mr. B. ... - 5 0 Arnold, Mr. E - 10 6 Holland, Bev. C. D. . - 5 0 Raikes, Mr. C., C.S.I.. - 10 0 Ashwell, Rev. Canon -50 Drewitt, Mr. R. D... - 10 0 Holmes, Mr. E. C. . . . - 5 0Randall, Mr. James . - 10 0 Atkey, Mr. C. J. . . - 5 bDuke Mr. F - 10 0 Holmes, Mr. R - 10 0 Raper, Mr. R. G - 5 0 Aylmore, Mr. Tho. - 1 0 0 Duke, Mr. W - 5 0 Hornby, Vice-Adm. Aylward, Miss .... - 5 0 Duke, Mr. W - 5 0 Baker, Mr. J - 5 0 Idle, Mrs - 5 0 Riadore, Rev. G - 5 0 Ballard and Sons, Dnrell, Mr. F. G 5 0 Richmond, The Duke Messrs - 5 0 Edgell, Vice-Admiral Ion, Mr - 5 0 of, K.G 2 2 0 Barbut, Mrs - 5 0 Harry, C.B. - 10 0 Irving, Mr. George . - 10 0 Robinson, Mr. A. . . - 10 0 Baring, Mr. John, Eedle, Bev. E. (the Jackson, Mr. T - 5 0 Bobinson,Mr.J.M.D. - 5 0 Oakwood, in addi- late) - 10 0 tion to 10Z. 10s. to Evans, Mr. T 1 1 0 Jarrad, Mr. John ... - 5 0 Russell and Sons, Parent Society ... 1 0 0 Evans, Mr. Thomas. - 5 0 Barnes, Mrs - 5 0 Evershed, Mr. G. . . . - 5 0Jenkins, Mr. Thos. .-50 Sandham, Miss - 50 Bateman, Mr. E. H.. - 5 0 Everahed, Mr. C. L. . - 10 0 Jewdwme,Rev.G.W.- 5 0 Bayton, Mr - 10 0 Evershed and Duke, Johnson, Rev. E. H.. 1 0 0 Searle, Mr - 5 0 Johnson, Mr. E. W. Sheppard, Rev. H. W. - 10 0 Benwell Mr. ... - 10 0 Eyre, Mr. Geo. J. ..220 (the late) - 10 0 Silverlock, the Misses - 5 0 Berkeley, Hon.C.P.F. - 10 0 Farenden, Misses ... - 5 0 Johnson.Mr. J.J., Q.C. - 10 0 Singer, Mr. - 5 0 Berkeley, Hon. Mrs. - 10 0 Farndell,Mrs - 5 0 Johnson, Rev. S - 5-0 Skinner Mr - 5 0 Bethel, Miss. ... - 5 o FarndeU, Mr. H -50 Johnson, Mr. Thos. .-50 Smart, Mr. Thomas .- 5 0 Bingham, the Lord. . - 5 0 Fame, Mr. C - 5 0 Johnson, Mrs. Lutt. . - 5 0 Smith, Mrs. Francis. 100 Binstead, Mr. B. ... - 10 0 Fellowes, Mrs. W.B. - 5 0 Johnson and Son, Smith Mr G - 5 0 Boger, Capt., E.N... - 10 0 Fetherstonhaugh,Miss- 10 0 Boom, Mr. Joseph (the Fletcher, Mr. C 1 1 0 Johnson, Mr. W 5 0 Smith, Mr. W. - 5 0 late) - 5 0 Fletcher, Sir H. Bart. - 10 6 Johnson, Mr. W - 5 0 Smith, Mr. T - 50 Bosham, The Cham- Fletcher, Mr. J. C. .110 Johnston, Miss .... 1 0 0 Smith, Mr. C. - 5 0 Fletcher, Mrs - 5 0 Jones, Mr. C: S - 5 0 Bosham, Vicar of ... - 5 0 Fogden, Mr. Edmund - 5 0 Jordan, Mr. 'John. . . - 5 0 Sowton, Mr. M. J. . . - 5 0 Bowdler, Mr. C - 10 0 Fogden Mr J , . . . - 5 0 Kennett, Mr. W. -50 Sparks, Mr. G - 5 0 Foster, Mr. H. C. ... - 5 0 Foster Mr W , -50 King Mr.W .... 50 Spencer, Mr 1 0 0 Bowles, Rev. F. A... -50 Foster, Rev. H - 5 0 Langdale, Rev. G. A. - 5-0 Spiers, Mr - 5 0 Boyd, Maj.-General. -50 Foster, Rev. B. - 5 0 Law, Mr. E - 5 0 St. Clair, Mr. J - 5 0 Bray, Mrs -50 Frampton, Rev. C. T. 1 0 0 Stanford, Mr. E. ... - 10 0 Bridges, Mr. E - 5 0 Freeland,Mr. F. J... -50 Leconfleld, Lord ... 1 0 0 Stansfleld, Rev. E. . . - 5 0 Bruton, Bev. W. . . . - 5 0 Friend, A - 5 0 Lee, Mr. W - 10 0 Stephens, Dr. (the Fry Mr E. ... -50 Legge, Bev. H - 10 0 \ate) .• - 5 t> Fry, Mr. W. - 10 0 Lewis, Mr. David ... - 5 0 Stephens, Bev. W. Buckle, Mr. . . .-50 Fuller, Bev. A - 5 0 Lewis, Bev. H. C.... - 5 0 K Wood - 5 0 Buckner, Mrs - 5 0 Stokes, Mr. W - 5 0 Bull and Watkins, Guild, Mr H - 5 0 Lockwood, Mr. J - 5 0 Gaisford, Bev. G. . . . - 5 0Long, Misses Tylney 110 Bull, Mr. - 5 0 Gambling & Sons, Long, Mr. John .... - 5 0 Sutton, Rev. Robert. - 5 0 Burnett, Bev. W. . . - 5 0 Looker Mr . - 5 0 Swainson, Rev. Dr... - 5 0 Bushby, Mr. F. W. . - 10 0 Garland, Mrs. Sharp - 5 0 Temple Mr - 10 0 Butt, Bev. Canon ... - 5 0 Gamham, Major. ... 1 1 0 Thompson.Mr.W.W. - 5 0 Butt & Sons, Messrs. Gatehouse & Son, Martin, Mr. C. (the Thompson.Mr.W.VV. - 6 0 J. E - 10 0 Thomson, Capt - 5 0 Gibbings, Mr. H -50 Martin, Mr. G. P., Tod-Heatly, Mr. G. . 1 1 0 Byles, Mr. E - 5 0 Glennie, Eev. A. H.. -50 K.N . .. -50 Tompkins, Mr. John - 6 0 Caffln, Mr. J. - 5 0 Gorham, Mr. James. - 10 0 Martin, Messrs - 5 0 Trevett, Mrs. J. Sen. - 5 0 Caldwell, Mr - 6 0 Graane, Mr. A.S.. .-50 Trevett, Mr. Edward -50 BKANCHES— LIST OF ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 341 £. s. d. £. s. d. EASTBOURNE HASTINGS AND G. J. G - 5 0 Tufnell, Rev.E - 10 0 BRANCH. ST. LEONARDS Gardiner, Rev. G. G. - 10 0 Turner, Mr. N. B. . . - 6 0 Chairman — BRANCH. Ginner and Son - 5 0 Captain HEWETT, R.N. Chairman- Underwood, Rev. W. Gonne C Esq 1 0 0 D - 5 0 Honorary Secretary — Gore, Hon. Mrs - 5 0 Upton, Mr. H - 5 0 THOMAS CHILD, Esq. Secretary— Gottlieb, G. F. Esq. .-50 Vines Dr - 5 6 Mr. T. S. HIDE. jraham, J. B. Esq. . - 10 0 Vogan, Rev. T. S. L., Annual Subscriptions. Gray, Mrs. J 1 1 0 D.D. (the late) ... - 10 0 £. s. d. Annual Subscriptions. Green AW - 5 0 £. i. d. GreenhilUDr - 10 0 Walker, Miss - 5 0 Addison, Mr. W. S.. - 5 0 Grey, Mrs. W. S. ... - 10 0 Walker, Rev. G. A. . - 5 0 Argyle House - 10 0 Adey, Dr. - 10 0 Griffin, Mrs. N 1 1 0 Walker, Mr. Ralph .-60 Bradley, Miss - 5 0 Alken, Mrs - 10 0 Guillebaud, Rev. H. - 10 ' 0 Walker, Mr. W - 5 0 Brodie, Wm. Esq. . . - 10 0 Anstey, Mrs - 10 0 Samersley, Mrs 5 0 Walthew, Mrs - 5 0 Brodie Miss - 5 0 Atkins, James, Esq. - 10 0 Hamilton, Lady E. . - 5 0 Warren, Mrs. H. ... - 10 0 Austen, Mrs. H - 10 0 Hamilton, Mr. & Miss- 10 0 Weekes Mr - 10 0 Browne, Mr. H. R... - 5 0 B. D. the Rev - 10 0 Sancock, Miss - 10 0 Weld, Mr - 5 0 Clack, Mr. E - 10 0 Hankey, E. A. Esq.. 1 0 0 Wickens, Sir J. (the Colgate, R. Esq. 10 0 Back Mrs 1 1 0 Harding, Bishop, the late) - 10 0 bomber, Miss - 6 0 Barlow, Capt. & Mrs. - 10 0 late - 10 0 Wilder Mr G 1 0 0 Cooper, Brothers, Harrison, J.C. Esq.. - 5 0 Willan, Mr - 5 0 Beaumont, Mrs 1 0 0 Hayley, J. B. Esq. .-50 Williams, Capt - 5 0 Crake.Rev.E - 6 0 Beechlng and Co. ... 1 1 0 Hickling, Mrs - 5 0 Wilmshurst, Mr 5 0 Currey.Mr. W 6 0 Beresford, Mrs. S. . . - 10 0 Hopkins, C. Esq 5 0 Wombwell, the Lady Devonshire,HUGrace Bezeth, M. Esq - 6 0 Sow, C. T., and Co.. - 5 0 the Duke of 110 Birkett, J. Esq - 10 0 Howell J Esq - 10 0 Wombwell, Sir Geo. Bishop MissF 110 Hume, Rev. W. W. . 1 1 0 Bart - 5 0 Dobbing, C. Esq. 5 6 Bishop, MissH - 6 0 [nnes, Mrs. G. Rose. - 5 0 Woodman, Mr. W... - 5 0 Boarders at Mrs. Woodman, Rev. F. S. - 5 0 Earp, Wm. Esq 110 J" D G ... - 5 0 Woodman, Capt. C. Ellis, John, Esq - 10 0 Jackson, J. Esq - 5 0 E S R.N .... - 5 0 Gilbert,TheHon.Mrs. 1 1 0 Jacomb, Mrs. T. ... - 5 0 Woods, Rev. G. H. . - 10 0 Gossett, Mr. 0 - 6 0 Boning & Small 10 0 Julius. Mrs. E. - 10 0 Woods, Mr. J. W. . . - 10 0Graham, John, Esq.. 110 Bostock, MrsS 110 Kaye, R. B. Esq 110 Wyatt, Mr. J. Sen.. .-50 Bowerbank, Dr - 10 6 Kilvington, Mrs.... - 5 0 Yeatman, Capt - 10 0 Hart Miss - 10 0 Braham Mrs - 10 0 Kingsbury, Miss ... - 5 0 Young, Mr. T - 5 0 Head and Tanner. ..-60 Braithwalte, Miss... 110 Cynaston, Eev. Dr. . - 10 0 Homewood, Mr - 5 0 Brassey.T. Esq.M.P. 110 Langdon. A. W. Esq. - 10 0 Brassey, Mrs., Seiir. 110 Hurst, Mr. Alex. ... 1 1 .0 Brisco, W. Esq 1 1 0 Leeds, Duchess of, the Broadwood, Mrs 10 0 late 100 Kennard, A. Esq. ..-50 Brecklebank, R. M. Litt Miss *. - 10 0 Donations, Lady - 5 0 Esq - 10 0 Lome, Mrs. M - 5 0 Landon, Rev. E. W . 1 1 0 Lowther, W. Esq. . . - 10 0 Bashby, Mr. T.W.. - 10 0 Bromilow, Lieut. F. Mackay.Miss ...... 5 0 Byam, Mrs - 5 0 Lavis, Mr. G - 5 0 Conyngham, Mrs. .. - 5 0 Manby, Colonel 110 Brown, H. A. Esq. . - 10 0 Marriott, H. S. Esq.. - 10 0 Coote, Mr. G. C - 5 0 McGregor, Lady.... - 10 0 Burfleld, J. C..&CO. - 5 0 Marshall, Geo. Esq. .220 Holmes, Mr. G - 10 0 McGregor,SirDuncan - 5 0 Marshall, Mrs. T. H. - 10 0 Hounsom, Mr. H.... - 5 0 Burton, A. Esq 110 Marsham, AdmiralJ. - 5 0 Invitation Ball, Chi- Morris, Mr - 5 0 Cameron, J. Esq.... 100 Martin, Charles, Esq. - 10 0 Morris & Son, Messrs. - 5 0 Carter, C. P. Esq 1 0 0 Martin, Horace, Esq. 110 Nbrtnan, Mr. J. Man- Mures, Miss - 10 0 Casey, G. Esq 110 Mason, Mrs - 5 0 Norbury, Mrs - 5 0 Casey, Mrs 110 Menzies, Lady - 10 0 Oldfleld, Miss - 10 0 Norris, The Misses.. - 5 0 Caulfleld, H. C. Esq.. - 6 0 Paxton, Miss - 5 0 Percival, C. Esq - 5 0 Charrington, Miss ..220 Meicalfe, Miss - 5 0 Phipps, Mrs. Jane.. - 5 0 Chatfleld, Mrs - 30 0 Moir, J. U. Esq - 10 0 Pierpoint, Rev. R.W. - 10 0 Christie, Robert, Esq. - 10 0 Monkhouse, Rev. J. . - 5 0 COLLECTED IN BOXES : — Pitman Rev J - 5 0 Cole, T. H. Esq. ... 1 .1 0 Montgomery, Miss. . - 5 0 Box at the Railway Podmore, Rey. J.... - 10 0 Colquhoun, Mr - 5 0 Station, Bosham ..-60 Roberts Dr - 5 0 Convent, The 1 1 0 Morris, J. S. Esq.... - )0 0 Box at the Railway Roper, F. C. S. Esq. .110 Corporation of Has- Mundy, Fred. Esq... - 5 0 Station, Chichester 106 tings 20 0 0 Newton, Mrs. F. E.. - 10 0 Box at Mr. Neame's, Schriner, Fredk. Esq. - 1 0 0 Nicholl Miss 10 6 Surrey House, Lit- Crake, Mrs 110 Nicholson, Miss - 5 0 Shaw M*"* 1 0 0 Croft, Dowager Lady - 10 0 North, Miss - 10 0 Box at the Norfolk Crothers,Dr. & Misses 1 10 0 Ogle Mr - 5 0 Hotel, Littlehamp- •» Stiff, Carlton, Esq... - 6 0 Cumberlege, Mrs. ... - 5 0 Parkin, Rev. J - 5 0 Sturgis J Esq 110 Pawley, W. Esq. ... - 5 0 Box at the Railway Porter and Sutton, Davenport. Mrs - 5 C Payne Sir C . .100 Terminus, Little- Peyton, J. E. H. Esq. 110 Swift, John, Esq. ... 1 1 0 Delbriick Mrs - 5 0 Phillips, Mrs - 5 0 Box at Mr. Smart's, Thatcher, Mr.G - 5 0 Pickthall, Rev.W.M. - 10 0 Littlehampton. ... - 10 6 TindAl, Mr. H - 5 0 Dods, Mrs. and Misses 1 0 0 Steamer Rennes, Little- Walker, E. Eeq 1 '0 0 Pott, Mrs. A. S - 5 0 Dunn, Mrs - 10 0 Prichard, Mrs - 10 6 Sums under 6s 173 Waters, Mr. C - 5 0 Dunraven, Countess. 110 Randolph, Mrs - 5 0 Wellesley, Lady 100 Reade Mrs - 5 0 Total Dons 15 3 8 Weston, Col - 5 0 Edemann, F. A. Ksq. - 5 0 Robinson, Mrs., The Total Subs 153 8 0 Whelpton, Rev. C.. - 5 0 Edenborough, A. Esq. - 5 0 Whitfleld, Molineux, Elkin, Mr - 5 0 £168 11 8 Emmerson, Mrs. ... - 5 0 Roe, Mr - 5 0 Wilmot, Mrs.R - 5 0 Evans, A. Esq -60 Ross, Thos. Esq - 10 0 • Wingrove, Mr. R... - 6 0 Kverefleld, C. G. Ksq. 100 Rothschild, A de, Woodland, Mrs - 5 0 Farquharson, Miss. .-50 Lady 5 0 0 Fisk Rev Mr 1 1 0 Roumania, Prince Foster, A. Esq 110 Foyster, Rev. G. A. . - 10 0 Sayer, The Misses ..100 Total £11 14 0 Foyster, Rev. H. B. . - 10 0 Scrivens, S. Esq 100 Sedgwick,Mrs - 10 0 342 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 15, 1875. £ . g. d. £. «. d. £. *. d. Shaddock, Mrs - 10 0 Hillman,Messrs.TAR.- 10 6 SHOREHAM Safe H. D. Esq 5 0 Shadwell,L.W.D.Esq. Knight, Capt. C. S. . . - 6 0 Silverlock, J. Esq... - 5 0 (the late) - 10 6 Lamb, Robert, Esq.. - 5 0 BRANCH. Skindle, Mr. W - 10 0 Shaw, A. Esq. M.D.. - 5 0 Lowdell and Cooper, Chairman— Smart,H.Esq, -10 0 Shuttleworth, U. J. HUGH GORBINGE, Esq. Smith C Esq -50 Kay, Esq 1 1 0 MadgwickandSon.. - 5 0 Smith, Mr. G. H. ... - 5 0 Smalley, Mrs. ... 5 0 Meek, Major (the late)l 1 0 1 Treasurer — Tribe, The Misses... - 5 0 Smith, Mrs. Masters. - 5 0 Monk & Son, Messrs. - 10 6 T. L. STAPLEDON, Esq. Tribe, W.F. Esq.... -50 Smith, Miss - 10 0 Morris, E. Esq - 10 6 Honorary Secretary — Tribe W. Esq . . . - 10 0 Smyth, Mrs. ... 50 Pam, Mr. Albert -50 THOS. FCI.LEB, Esq. M.D. Parsons, Messrs - 10 0 Stainton - 10 0 Shiflner, Lady Emily 220 Honorary Collector— Walter, Mr. 10 0 Simmons, H. Esq. . . - 10 0 D. PlLMOKE. Wickham,Rev, F.P. 1 1 o Stiebel, Miss - 10 0 Simmons, T. J. Esq. - 10 0 Annual Subscriptions. • Wisden, Major - 10 0 Stmchan, J. G. Esq. - 5 0 Southwood.Rev.E. P.- 5 0 £. *. d. Stratford de Bedcliffe, Stevens, Mr. Z - 10 0 Adams, H - 10 6 Sums under 5s - 8 0 Stone and Towner, Austin & Lynn - 10 0 Sutherland, Mrs 110 Banfleld, W. Esq.... 100 Total . 20 3 0 Suttou, Rev. R. S., Wellsted, Capt - 10 6 Carr,Lloyd,Col.G.K. 100 Kype Kectory .... 1 0 0 White, Capt . .-50 Cave, S., Right Hon. Thackeray, Lady E. - 5 0 Whitfeeld and Co. M.P. (3 years) 330 Donations. Tottenham, Rev.J.W.- 10 0 Fuller, Thomas, Esq. - 10 6 Borradaile, iliss 10 10 0 Treacher, H. Esq.... - 10 « Curry, Mrs 1 0 0 Trower, Miss - 5 0 Total 39 16 0 Glazebrook J 10 0 Dalbiac, H. Esq. ... - 5 0 Turner, The Misses. 110 Glazebfook, J. Jun.. - 10 0 Evans, E. Esq. - 5 0 Turner, Rev. W. T. . - 10 0 Goodchlld, E - 10 6 Green, F. Esq - 5 o Venk, Miss - 10 0 Donations, Gorringe, H. (2 yrs.) 300 Iron Pillar Box 1 1? 3 Gorringe, W. P. ... 1 0 0 E ..- 5 o Wagner, Mrs 1 1 0 Steam Packet Office . 1 10 1 Hayllar, Mr. F - 10 6 Harbottle, W.Esq.. - 10 0 Waldegrave, LadyM. - 6 0 Ingram, Lieut.-Col. .100 Newland, The Misses 100 Watson, Dowager Nicholls, Mrs. - 5 0 Lady - 10 0 Penney, K, H 1 0 0 Nicholls, Mrs - 5 0 Welch Miss ... 110 Pott, Mrs -so Mrs. Cooper's Box.. 140 Smith, Messrs. C. E. 1 0 0 Puckle R. Esq - 5 o Stapledon, T. L. Esq. 100 White, Mrs - 5 0 TotalDons a 15 6 Romanes, M. E%q, . . - 5 0 Wickoam, Miss .... - 5 0 Total Subs 39 16 0 Vallance, Catt, & Co. Symonds, S. Esq - 10 0 Wiggin, Miss - 10 0 (2 years) 2 0 0 Collecting Box at Rail- Wolfe, Mrs. Birch . . - 10 0 £46 11 6 Wood, Mrs - 6 0 Xotal 21 15 6 Ditto, at Heene Hotel 1 511 Young, W. B. Esq. .110 Pillar Box 7 15 5 Donation. Sir Percy Barrell, TotalDons 26 13 5 Total 143 10 8 RYE AND WINCHEL- Total Subs 20 3 0 Donations. SEA BRANCH. £25 15 6 *W 1« 5 'Pillar Contrib.Boxes 23 6 6 President— j£166 16 2 T. S. Pix, Esq. Honorary Secretary — HEHET BDBBA, Esq. WORTHING Annual Subscriptions. BRANCH. NEWHAVEN Adamson, J. Esq... - 10 0 Chairman— BRANCH. H. HAKGOOD, Esq. Burra, H. Esq - 10 0 aSSarfoicfegfme. Churton, Rev. H. B. Honorary Secretary— Chairman — W. H. DEHNETT, Esq. B. T. DOLAN, Esq. W - 10 0 BIRMINGHAM Frewen,Eciwaid,Esq. 20 0 Annual Subscriptions. BRANCH. Honorary Secretary — Hardy, J. S. Esq. A B - 10 0 W. S. EDWABDS, Esq. M.P 110 Austin Mr . - 5 0 Chairman — Annual Stibscriptions. Hilder, Mr. George.. 200 Bennett, Mr. G. B... - 5 0 J. H. CHANCE, Esq. Sheffield, Earl of 2 0 p Jenner, G. Esq - 10 0 Blaker, Mr F 5 0 Lord, Rev. J. 0 - 10 0 Honorary Secretaries- Chichester, Earl of . . 200 Brooker, W. H. Esq. - 6 0 Messrs. CHARLES and Gage, Viscount 2 0 0 WILLIAM BAEWELL. Newhaven Harbour Meryon, C. P. Esq. . - 10 0 Cholmeley, the Misses - 5 0 Commissioners ... 5 0 0 Pix, Thomas S. Esq. 110 Annual Subscriptions. Newhaven & Dieppe Plomley, J. F. Esq.. - 10 0 £. s. d. Skinner, E. V. Esq.. - 10 0 A very, W. H. Esq.. 110 Attwood, Mr. Thos. . - 10 0 Stileman, Major.... 110 Cruse Rev F,.,. . - 5 0 Bach&Barker.Messrs.- 10 6 Blencowe, J. G. Esq. 100 Stileman, Miss - 10 0 Baldwin J. and Sons, Brown, Thomas, Esq. 1 0 0 Vidler, Messrs. J. and Dennett, W. H. Esq. - 10 0 Burfieldfe Son/Messrs. 2 2 0 Sons 1 1 o Bushby, Geo. Esq. . . - 10 0 Wright, Eev. B. S.. 110 Elliott, Rev. E. K. . . - 10 0Barwell, J. and Sons, Ferguson, Miss - 10 0 Total 15 5 0 Fisher Rev H. C . 50 Barwell, James, Esq. 110 Catt& Son, Messrs. W.I 1 0 Goldsmith Dr 10 6 Chatfield&Co.Messrs.- 10 6 Donations. Graham, T. G. Esq.. - 5 0 H. M. H - 5 0 Blunt, John, Esq 110 Cooper, MissC. 100 Hargood, Admiral . . 1 1 0 Cadbury. Joel, Esq. . 110 Dennis, Rev. R.N... 1 0 0 Mr. Moon's Box... - 15 6 Hargood,H. Esq.... - 10 « Chamberloia, King, I tolan, R. T. Esq 10 6 Me. Beam's ditto. .. - 7 6 Harris, W. J. Esq.. . - 10 6 and Jones, Messrs. 110 Edwards, W. S. Esq. - 10 0 l,ane, W. Esq - 6 0 Chance, J. H. Ksq. ..550 Farncombe, J. Esq. .-60 £11 8 0 Maxwell, General . - 10 0 Chance, R. L. Esq... 550 Fames, Messrs. J. Sc Patching, Mr. W. . - 5 0 Chesshire, T. P. Esq. - 10 0 W - 10 6 Potter, Mr. W - 5 0 Clay, John, Esq - 10 6 Godlee, B. Esq - 10 0 Poynder, G. Esq.,. - 10 0 Colmore, Mrs. A. ... 1 1 0 Gorring, Mrs. H. B. . - 10 0 Priestly, G. K. Esq. 110 3orbett,Jno.Esq.M.P. 110 Harcourt, Colonel F. 1 0 0 Rich A Esq . . .-50 Croshee and Sons Harison, Mrs - 10 0 Richards, G. Esq... - 5 0 Hanson, Rev. John . - 10 0 Roberts, C. Esq - 10 6 Cutler, Thos. Esq... 110 BRANCHES— LIST OF ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 343 £. s. d. £. s. d. £, l. d. £. s. d. Varies, E. May, Esq. - JO 6 Dorville, Capt. R.N. 110 Field, Mr., L.-B. Box, Smith, Misses Fraser, P. S., K.N. ..110 E.and J... - 1 0 Dawson, — Esq. 110 Hall, Mr. Joseph ... - 10 0 Greig, Misa, L.-B. Smith, Misses - 5 3 Elkington, Jas. Esq. 110 Heaton, W.H. Esq.. 200 Box, Enrterby 1 10 0 Tattoo, Martha- 5 6 Ellis, C. and Sons, Holden, Mrs -10 0 Henros, Mr. J. W,, Tomlinfiorj, Hopkins, Mr. T. M.. - 10 0 L.-B. Box, Birming- Finnemore, J. B. Esq. 110 Lea, C. W. Esq 1 1 0 Turner, Master- 6 9 Gilbert, J Esq. . . - 10 6 Leehmere, SirE.A.H. HpgJcetb Miss - 5 0 White, S. J. & Gilbert Mrs - 10 6 Bart 1 0 0 Holloway, Mrs. D... - 10 0 M. A., Bir- Griffiths & Browett, Martin, Miss 2 0 0 Morgan, Misses, L.-B. mingham ..-54 Messrs 1 I 0 McNanglit & Smith, Box, (juarndon ... 1 10 0 Sums under 5s. : Heaton and Taylor, Pooley, Mr., L.-B. Derrington, Mellor, Mr .... 10 0 Box, Birmingham . - 11 t Townsend, Heaton, George, Esq. 110 Mannings, Mrs. ... 110 Scott, Mr., Acocks Mainwaring, Beaton, Hairy, Esq.. 110 Peri-ins, J. D. Esq.. 110 Oreen - 5 0 Tyler, Wor- Hoerner, M. U. Esq. 110 Pidcock, Chs. Esq. .110 Shakspear, Mrs. C... - 5 0 rall, Everitt, Jntson H. and Sons, Rea, R. T. Esq - 10 0 Sums under 5s., Tab- Howard, Da- Messrs 1 1 0 Smith, Richard, Esq 110 berner, Phelps, vis, Biddle, Manton, H. Esq 110 Stallard.Maj.W.V.A. 100 Stainton, Heath . . - 10 0 Miller, Spit- Oldharn and Bower, StallMd.Joslah, Esq. 100 Barker, Miss K., tle, Greenfield, Messrs 110 Suckling, Capt. E.N. 110 Acocks Green, Massiab, Osier, G Esq. ... 1 1 1 — — 1~ I— ~ I ~ l'^ ; ' -~ ^r^T -; - ;_1^-l_j BRANCHES— LIST OF ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 345 £. s. d. £. s. d. £. l. d. HORNSEA BRANCH. DayandWatkinson. 110 Broadley, W. H. H. Mason, Capt. W. S. . - 10 6 Dyson, Geo., Solicitor 110 Esq.M.P 110 Mason, Mr. Wright . - 10 6 Chairman — Eastwood, Frederick 110 Brochner and Co. Massey and Sawyer. - 10 6 "WILLIAM DTSON, Jun., Esq. Messrs C C. . . 220 J1aw, Till, Kirke, & Gooddy, E. C., Melt- Brownlow, Lumsden, Maw, Messrs 1 1 0 Honorary Secretary- and Co. Messrs 550Moss, S. Esq - 10 6 Rev. JAUBS WEBB. Graham, Major .... 1 1 0 Buckton and Sons, Newton Bros. Messrs. - 10 6 Annual Sulxcrivtions. Halgh W R ..110 Messrs. Geo. - 10 6 Nicholson, Capt. G.C. 1 1 0 £. s. d. Hirst,Thos. Edgerton 110 Bulmer and Field, Norwood, C. M. Esq. Austin, F. B. Esq. .110 Hutu ana Fischer .. 1 1 0 TA.f 2 2 t> Bainton, John, Esq.. - 10 0 Irwell, Hermann ... 1 1 0 Bnrstall and Lamp- Norwood. C. M. and Brodrick, H. W.Esq. 1 1 0 King, W 110 lough, Messrs 110 Co. Messrs 2 2 0 Brownlow, Ltunsden, Knight, G. T 1 1 0 Burwell and Co. Pauling, A. Esq - 10 6 Laycock, J. C - 10 0 Peasegood, W. Esq. . - 10 6 Constable, H.S. Esq.. 110 Learoyd, C. William 1 1 o Carrick, Theo. Esq. .110 Peases, Hoare, and Dock Company, The Learoyd, Frederick .110 Carver & Co. Messrs. - 10 6 Pease, Messrs. .... 2 2 0 Hull (2 years) 660 Learoyd, Samuel ... 1 1 0 Clayton, H. W. Esq. - 10 6 Pope and Pearson... 110 Ballon. J. Holmes & Leibreich Brothers .110 Coulthard, J. Esq.... - 10 6 Rayment & Sharpe . - 10 6 Co - 10 6 Lockwood, Ben 1 1 0 Davis, E. and Co. ... 2 2 0 Rawson, W. and J. Earle, G. F. Esq. ... - 10 0 Lockwood Brothers .130 De Grey and Ripon, Robinson, Messrs. - 10 6 Eldridge,Mr.J.R. W.- 5 0 Lowenthal Brothers. 220 Right Hon. Earl.. 220 Reckitt and Sons, Fearne, J. L. Esq. Mallinson, Wm 110 Des Forges & Sons, Messrs. Isaac 110 MellorandCo. W... 110 Rust, Henry, Mrs. . . - 10 6 Flint, T. W. Esq. ... - 10 0 Norton, Thos., Clay- Dossor, Capt. F - 10 6 Shaw & Pearson .... - 10 6 Gorden, Rev. E - 10 0 Dyson, W. Sen. Esq.. 110 Shee, G. A. Esq 110 Haworth, Mrs. (Hull Dyson, W. Jun. Esq. Sissons Brothers and Pesel, G 1 1 0 Hon Sec. .... 110 Co. Messrs 1 1 0 Henderson, Mr. W.B.- 5 0 Ramsden, Thos. and Earle's Engineering Sissons, W. Esq - 10 0 Homsey, Mr. R..... - 5 0 Son 1 1 0 & Sniponilalng Co. 1 1 0 Smith Brothers and Hornsey, Mr. T. jun. - 5 0Robinson, Alfred... 110 Earle, Messrs. G. &T. - 10 0 Co. Messrs. S 2 2 0 Jackson, G.Esq 100 Shaw, Son, and Co. Earle, Haller, and Smith, Hill, and Co. 1 1 0 Marshall, R. Esq. (the William 110 Earle, Messrs 1 1 0 Smith, W. N. Esq.. ; - 10 6 late) - 10 0 Skilbeck, Robert ... 1 1 0 Eastcn &Sons,Messrs. Stevenson, Hudston, Ringrose, J. Esq 10 0 Starkey Brothers ... 5 0 0 & Ford, Messrs... 110 Roxby, Mr C - 5 0 Sykes, John, Solicitor 110 Edwards, Winkley,& Steweni and Olson . . - 10 6 Skipworth, P. (i. Esq.- 10 0 Co Messrs 110 Storry, Smithson, & Trinity House, Hull, Taylor & Littlewood 110 Elsworth & Sons, Co. Messrs 1 1 0 Corporation of. ... 5 0 0 Taylor & Sons, John 220 Messrs. John 110 Storry, Witty, & Co. - 10 6 Wade, J A. Esq 2 2 0 England, Saxelbyes, Summers, Messrs. W. Webb J - 5 0 Vickerman, B. and & Sharpe, Messrs.. 110 andG 110 Wells, B. L. Esq - 10 6 Sons 1 1 0 English, M. C. Esq. . - 10 6 Tall, James, Esq I 1 0 Small Subscription.. - 2 6 Wigney, T. J., Son English, E. W. Esq.. - 10 6 Tealbyfc Co. Messrs. 110 Eyre & Co. Messrs.. .110 The Minerva Lodge Total 26 15 6 Wilkinson,John&Co. 1 1 0 Foster & Co. Messrs. (No. 250) of Ancient Wilson and Price... 110 Free and Accepted Donation?. Woodhead, Mrs. E. B. 110 Fowler &M°Collin.. - 10 6 Barr, Messrs. H. and Wrigley, J. & Sons .110 Gee & Co. Messrs.... 220Tholander, Capt. O.. - 10 6 W.K 5 0 \Vrigley, H. ana D. . 11 0Gibson & Son, Messrs. 110 Tflorney, S. }. Esq. . - 10 6 Boat-house Box .... - 9 6 Gleadow and Dibh . . 1 l o Todd, C. S. and Son . - 10 6 Collected at Launch, Good,Flodman,ACo. 1 1 0 Tudor, S. and W - 10 6 Good, John,* Son .. - 10 6 Veltmann and Co. Dixon, Mr. T. C. B. . - 5 0 Donations. Grotrian, F. B. Esq.. - 10 6 Messrs. N 1 1 0 Shackles, Geo. L. Esq.- 5 0 Chichester, Mrs. Harry Hall & Co. Messrs. J. 1 1 0Wade, Sons, and Co. Station Pillar Box ..143 Bruce, Glenwood .500 Hamilton, J. M. Esq. 100 Messrs. Richard . . 2 20 Small Donation - 1 0 Sykes, William, Green Hammond, Ernes, and Walker and Smith.. 110 Walker, Joseph Esq. - 10 6 £32 5 6 Hardy, George, Esq.. - 10 6 Walliker, S. Esq. ... - 10 6 Total Dons 10 0 0 Harrison Brothers ..110 Wells, Charles, Esq.. - 10 6 Hart,G. W.Esq. ... - 10 6 Westerdale, North, & Total Subs 83 19 0 Helmsing and Son . . - 10 6 Smith, Messrs.... - 10 6 Hewitson, John, Esq. - 10 6 West & Hutchinson. - 10 6 HUDDERSF1ELD £93 19 0 Hill, J. H. Esq - 10 6 White, Son, & Strat- BRANCH. Hill, Messrs. James Honorary Secretary— T. and N 1 1 0 Wilson, E. S. Esq. ..110 HULL BRANCH. Hirst and Cooke .... 1 1 o Wilson, David, Esq.. 1 1 0 J. A. HARBISON, Esq. Holmes, T. B. Esq.. . - 10 6 Wilson, Rich. Esq... - 10 6 Annual Subscriptions. Chairman — Horstey & Smith, Wilson, Sons, & Co. Banco and Carter ... 110 JOHN LUHSDEN, Esq. Messrs 110 Messrs. Thomas . .10 10 0 Barker, Henry 110 Honorary Secretary — Hunt, Wm. Esq. ... 1 1 0 Woods Bros. Messrs. 110 Barnlcot and Kenyon 110 WILLIAM DYSON, Jun. Esq. Jameson, Eobt. Esq. 110 Wrangham, Messrs. Berry and Turner. . . 1 1 0 Jinman, Capt. Geo. .. - 10 6 R. H. andW -10 6 Blackburn & France 110 Collector- Joy and Sons, Sums under 10$..... 5 10 0 Blakeley, William.. 110 Mr. JOHN HARDY BBOTVN. Messrs. Wm 110 Sums under 5s. - 12 6 Bottomley, Mrs. Jos., Annual Subscriptions. Keighly, Maxsted, & Gledholt 1 1 0 Allison Bros. Messrs. - 10 6 Total 164 10 0 Brook, Freeman, and King & Co. Messrs. . - 10 6 Batley 220 Ash, Robert, Esq ... 110 King, W.R. Esq.... 220 Donations. Brook, Jonas, & Bros. 500 Atkinson, H. J. Esq. - 10 6 Kuypers, C. Esq. ... - 10 6 Box at E. Davis &Co's.- 12 0 Brooke & Co. Joseph 110 Bach & Co. Messrs. T. - 10 6 Lambert, S. Esq - 10 6 Earle, S. Esq 1 0 0 Brooke, Ed. Edgerton 1 1 0 Bailey and Leetham. 550 Lofthouse, Glover, & J. T., Box 122, Hull. 500 Brooke, John & Sons 500 Bannister, A. Esq. .. 110 The Humber Lodge Brooke,H.,Kirkburtonl 1 0 Baxter & Tall,Messrs. 110 Londesborough, Lord, of Ancient Free & Beadle, Sykes, & Co. 2 2 0 The Right Hon., for Accepted Masons. 110 Brooke, Miss Edith . 110 Bedell, Benj. Esq.. . . - 10 6 1873 and 1874.... 21 0 0 The Kingston Lodge Bntterworth and Sa- ! Bellamy & Co. Messrs. Malcolm and Son, of Ancient Free & very 110 -R. - in B Messrs. George ... - 10 6 Accepted Masons. 220 Cresswell, Henry (the Bilton and Co. Messrs, late) (1874) 5 0 0 J 1 1 0 Marris, Willows, and , TotalDons 9 15 0 Cresswell, Miss 110 Blandell, Spence, and Smith, Messrs - 10 6 Total Subs. ...164 10 0 Crosland,J.W 220 <"!"- Messrs .1 K n Marshall, W.T - 10 6 Crowlher, Henry.and Boden & Co. Messrs. J. - 10 6 Martin, R. Esq -10 0 JE174 5 0 Briggs, Henry, Esq.. - 10 6 Mason, B. B. Esq.. . . - 10 6 1 346 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 15, 1875. £. «. d. £. s. d. KEIGHLEY BRANCH. Conder, Rev. E. R.. . - 10 6 Baylor, Henry, Esq.. 110 SCARBOROUGH Conyers, W. H. Esq. 500 Tetley and Sons, BRANCH. Treasurer : — Craven, H. Esq 1 I'O Messrs Josh ... 330 JOHN BEIGG, ESQ., J.P. Crosthwaite, Eev. B. - 10 6 Town and Sons, Chairman— Darwin, F. Esq 110 PRESIDENT OF TETNTTY Hon. Secretary: — Dawson, Thos. Esq.. - 10 6 Turner, R.B. Esq... 110 HODSE. EDMDSD LAYCOCK, ESQ. Dayson, J. 0. Esq.. . - 10 0 Turton, W. Esq -00 Treasurer— Annual Subscriptions. Denison, W. B. Esq. 2 2 0 Urquhart, Mrs 110 J. W. WOODALT, Esq. £. s. d. Denny, Mr. C. E 5 0 Waite and Stephen- Honorary Secretaries^ Biiirstow, Mr.W.... 110 Dixon J Esq - 10 6 JOHN STEPHESSOH, Esq. Bedford, Mr. Benj... 1 1 0 Donisthorpe, E. Esq. 110 Walker, I. D. Esq... - 10 6 A. E. HICK, Esq. Brigg, John, and Co. Douglas, John, Esq.. 110 Vharnclifle, Right Messrs 2 2 0 Dyson, John, Esq. ..100 Hon Lord. 1 0 0 Annual Subscriptions. Broughton, Brothers, Flitch, J. J. & Son, Wilson, Walker, and £. s. d. Messrs -10 0 Messrs 110 Co Messrs 1 1 0 Allan, Alex. Esq.. .. 100 Brown, Mr. Allan . . - 10 6 Fraser, J. B. Ksq.. . . - 10 6Wood, T. M. Esq... - 10 6 Armitage, S. H. Esq. - 6 0 Clapham, Brothers, Galsworthy, R. Esq. - 10 6 Yewdall and Sons, Blunt, Ven. Arch- Gardner, R. L>. Ksq.. - 5 0 Messrs D 110 dough, Mr. Robert. 220 jarlick, Wm. Esq... 110 Yorke, John, Esq... 2 0 0 Bottomley, Misses ..-50 Croft, Butterfleid, & Granger, Chas. Esq.. -50 Wilkinson, Messrs. 110 Greenwood & Batley, Total 103 17 6 Calvert, F. W. Esq. .-50 Dean, Mr. Thomas.. - 5 0 Messrs 1 1 0 Cankrien, Miss - 6 0 Emmett, Mr. John . - 5 (J Greenword and Ake- Hall & Stell, Messrs. 110 hur.-t, Messrs - 10 6 Donations. Champley, Robt. Esq. - 5 0 Hattersley, Geo. and ilall, William, Esq.. - 10 0 Bally Mrs 1 0 0 Clapham, A. Esq. . . . 100 Sons, Messrs 110 iarrison and Co. t Campbell, T. H. Esq. - 10 6 Collinson, R. Esq.... - 5 0 Holmes, Mr. John . . - 10 6 Messrs R 110 Foster, Mr - 5 0 Craven, Miss Mary.. - 5 0 Keighley, Mr. S. ... 1 1 0 Harvey & Reynolds. 110 Holmes, John - 6 0 Crosby, Mr. Jas. M.. - 5 0 | Laycock, Mr. T. B. . 1 1 0 Hebblethwaite Bros. Riley, H. W. Esq... - 10 6 Laycock, Mr. W. : . . 1 1 0 Messrs 1 1 0 Box at Mr. Morton's 190 }enby, Jesse, Esq. .-50 Laycock, Mr. Wm. Hepper, and Sons, aierrshaw, R.J.Esq. 1 1 0 Forster, K. Esq - 5 0 Lund, Wm. and Son, Hick, Henry, Esq. .. - 10 6 £109 19 6 Fowler, Benj. Esq... - 5 0 Hodgson, J. P. Esq.. 110 n Marriner, B. and W. Holroyd and Co. Hebde^, k H. Esq." 110 Messrs J - 10 6 Hemsworth, B. Esq.. - 10 0 Ramsden, Brothers, Hotham & Whiting, Messrs 110 RUNSWICK BRANCH Hick',P.E8q - & 0 Ramsden & Raines, Howitt, J. H. Esq... - 10 6 Hick, T. Esq - 10 6 Messrs ... - 5 0 Hudson, R. J. Esq. .110 Patron— Huglll, Mr. Thos.... - 5 0 Rhodes, Mr. Thos... - 5 0 Hudswell, Clark, & The Most Noble the MAEQUIS Roper, Mr. W.'G. . . 1 1 0 OF NOEMANBY. Lea, George, Esq.... - 5 0 Rushworth Brothers, Hyam & Co. Messrs. 110 President— Johnstone, Sir Har- Messrs. 1 1 0 Ingham, Wm. Esq.. 1 1 0 C. M. PALMES, Esq. court, Bart. M.P. .220 Sbackleton & Hoyle, Jackson, Wm.& Sons. 1 1 0 Leckenby, J. Esq. ..-50 Jowitt, John, Esq... 1 1 0 Hon. Secretary— Locke, Wm. Esq. ..100 Smith and Sons, Joy, W. L. Esq - 10 0 JOSEPH STEPBENSOH, Esq. Moody, J. J. P. Esq. - 5 0 Kemplay.MissC. M. 100 Annual Subteriptions. Mosey, R. Esq - 5 0 Smith, J. and S. Kitsou, Messrs. Jas. Baker, H. J. B. Esq. 110 Nares, Capt. R.N. ..-50 Messrs 110 and Co 220 Brown Mrs ..... 1 0 0 Newton, E. H. Esq.. - 10 0 Smith, Mr. Swire... 110 Knight, J. Y. Esq. . . - 10 6Chaloner, Admiral.. 220 Porrett, G. Esq - 5 0 Smith, P. and Son.. 220 Umbert, Wm.Esq.. - 10 6 Chomley, Mrs. H.... 110 Rodham, Mrs. J - 10 6 Sneed, Mr. John .... - 10 0 Lawson, Messrs. S. Corner, John, Esq... - 10 6 Rowntree, J. Esq. . . - 10 6 Summerscales, W. & and Sons ... 100 Corner, Edw. Esq. . . - 10 6 Rowntree, W. Esq. . - 10 6 Lndolf, Henry, Esq.. 110 Hildyard, Rev. H. S. 1 0 0 Wall, Mr. James ...- 6 0 M«Connell and Co. Kerr, John, Esq. ... - 10 6 Sarony, 0. Esq - 5 0 Whitley, Mr. J - 5 0 Messrs. A - 10 6 Lackland, J. J. Esq. Scholes, C. R. Esq. ..-50 Wilkinson, Mr. C.H. - 5 0 Maclea and March, CE .' - 10 6 Sharpin, J. F. Esq... - 5 0 Wright, Mr. Josh... - 5 0 Laverick, J. V. Dr.. - 10 0 Small Subscriptions. - 12 6 Manning, "Wardle, & Logan. W. Esq 110 Co Messrs 1 1 0 Moreh.ead,Rev.G.J. 1 0 0 Theakston, Mr. S.W. - 10 6 Total £33 0 0 Markham,Lieut.-Col. 4 0 0 Palmer, A. S. Esq... 110Tindall, Mrs. R. H. . - 10 0 Marshall & Snelgrove, Palmer, C. M. Esq. .550 Tindall, John, Esq. .110 Messrs. 110 Palmer's Ship Build- Tugwell, Mr. A. J. . - 5 0 Marshall, A. Esq.... 220 ing and Ironstone Vassalli/Mr. J - 5 0 LEEDS BRANCH. Megeson.fGeo.Eiq.. - 10 6 Metcalfe, G. Esq 1 1 0 Porritt, Robert, Esq. - - - Wailes, Misses - 6 0 President— Middleton, Wm.Esq. 110 Stephens, Capt.D.W.- 10 6 Walker, H. Esq. ... - 5 0 W. BECKETT DENISOX, Esq. Milling, John, Esq. . 110 Webster, Mr. B - 10 0 Ward, Kev. G. A.... - 5 0 Moore Mrs ... - 10 6 Webster, P. Esq. ... - 10 6 Honorary Secretary — Moorbouse & Co. Weddell, Mrs - 5 0 HENRY LUDOLF, Esq. Total 21 6 6 Wharton, John, Esq. - 5 0 Annual Subscription*. Newstead, J. S. Esq. - 10 6 Whittaker, Mr. T. .. - 5 0 Appleyard, T. Esq... 1 1 0 North, William, Esq. 110 Ashworth, S. P. Esq. 110 Nussey, Alderman.. 1 1 ( Donations. Wood, E. Esq - 5 0 Atkinson, D. H. Esq. 100 Oxley, Henry, Esq.. 110 Contribution Boxes :— Woodall, J. Esq. ... 2 2 0 Atkinson, Miss 1 1 0 Palmer Bros. Messrs. - 10 0 Staithes— Mr. Spinks, Woodall, J. W. Esq. 110 Baines, E. Esq. 1 1 0 Pearson, J. T. Esq. . - 10 6 Black Lion Inn... - 15 2 Wortley, Hon. F. S.. - 10 0 Barren, J. Esq 110 Portway.G. K. Esq.. 110 Runswick Mr. Mar- Bedford, James, Esq. - 5 0 Quambush, W. Esq. -50 shallSheffield Hotel - 6 8 Beverley, Mrs. Wm. - 10 0 Rayner. John, Esq.. 1 1 0 Boat-house Contri- Total 29 19 6 BirchalL J. D. Esq.. 1 1 0 Robinson, Rich. Esq. - 10 6 V,i igg, J. E. Esq. ... 1 1 0 Schmitz, H. Esq. ... - 10 0 Ri ms YinneT fin" 11 9 Brigg & Co. Messrs.. 110 Shackleton, J. Esq.. - 10 0 Donations. Briacall, Henry, Esq. - 10 6 Smeetnn, W. Esq.. . . - W 0 Total Dons 1 12 t A v 2 348 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 15, 1875. ' £. s. d. £. s. d. £,. s. d. Heaton.Mr.&Mrs.B. 2 0 0 Sykes, Rev. J. P. Vickers, Sons, & Co. 2 2 0 WAKEFI ELD Hick, Mr. Edwani.. 150 (Col. at Rath. Ch.) 21? 6 Walker and Hall ... 1 1 0 Hodgson, Mr. J. P. Taylor, Edward, Esq. 2 0 0 Watson and Co -50 BRANCH. (the late) - 7 6 Taylor, Mr. Wm - 5 0 Wilks Miss . .110 President— Hodgson, Mr. J. jun. - 5 0 Taylor, Mr. Wm. Wilson, Hawksworth, Capt. BINSTEAD, R.N. Hogarth, Mr. Thos.. - 10 0 (per J. E ) -50 Ellison & Co 1 1 0 Holden, Mr. Thos... 150 Terry, Alfred. Esq. . - 10 6 Wilson, Thomas.... 110 Hon. Secretary — Holgate, John, Esq.. 50 0 0 Thompson, H. J. J. Wostenholm,G.&Son2 2 0 HENEI- ROBIKSOK, Esq. Wright, John - 10 6 Annual Subscriptions. Howarth, Mr.Jas. . - 15 0 Thompson, John, Esq.- 5 0 £. s. d. Hully, Mr. Robert. . - 10 0 Thorn ber, Mr. F.J.W.- 7 6 Total 45 1 6 Aked R G 10 6 Hunter, Mr. Wm. . . - 10 0Tomlinson, Wm. Esq. Alder, Thos. & Son.. - 10 6 Hutchinson, Mr. M. 1 0 0 (the late )..... 10 0 0 Donation. Alder, Thomas - 10 6 Ingram, Mr. M. (per Towler, W. Esq - 5 0 Webster, Wm 2 2 0 Baker, William - 10 0 j j,;) -50 Townsend, Mr. Geo. - 5 0 Jackson, Mr. John, Turner, Mr. John... - 5 0 £41 3 6 Binks, John - 10 6 (L. G.) - 10 0 Twisleton, Mr.Francis- 5 0 Boston, Broujshtoi] .. - 10 6 Jackson, John, Esq., Walker, T. W. Esq. 200 Briggs, Archibald. . . 2 20 Settle (the late) ..100 Wallack, Mr. Thos. Briggs.Mrs. Marianne 200 Jackson, Mr. Robt. . ' - 10 0 Jackson, Mi. T - 5 0 Waller, Mr. Wm. ..-50 TEES BAY BRANCH. Charles worth, J.Barff 110 James, Mr. W. J. . . - 10 0 Ward, Mr. William Patron— Childe, Rowland 10 0 Jowett, Joseph, Esq. 200 (per J E ).. .. - 11 6 The EARL OP ZETLAND. Clarkson, Henry 10 0 Just, Miss 1 0 0 Watson, Mr. Robert - 5 0 Kendal, Mr. Thomas - 5 0 Whalley, Cbas. Esq. -76 "President— Crowther, Archibald - 10 0 Kennedy, Miss - 5 0 Whipp, Mr. R - 7 6 JOSEPH PEASE, Esq. Dixon J H - 10 6 Kilburn, Mr. Wm... - 10 0 Wildman, Mr. T. King, Mrs. (per J.E.) 100 (MB.) 7 6 Treasurer— Ellison, Miss F, E. . - 10 0 Knowles, Mrs...... 60 10 0 Wilkinson, Miss H.. - 5 0 EDITUND BACKHOUSE, Esq. Laycock, Mr. James - 10 0 Willis, I. J. Esq 2 0 0 Honorary Secretary — Grace,' William 10 0 Lee, J., per J. E. . . . - 4 6Wilson, Mr. J. B. . . - 5 0 WM. HENRY HOLMKS, Esq. Green. Edward 1 1 0 Leech, Mr. William. - 10 0 Winskill, Mr. John. 100 Collector of Customs, Stockton. Hall J T ... - 5 0 Leeming, Mrs - 5 0 Wolfenden, Mr. Thos.- 5 0 Holdsworth, Richard 100 Marchbank, Mr.Wm. 1 0 0 Wood, Rev. M 2 0 0 Annual Subscriptions. Holt, A. and Co - 10 6 Marshall, Thos. Esq. 200 Zetland, The Earl of 2 '2 0 Jackson, Mrs. C. S. . - 10 6 Mason, D. P 1 10 0 Wyatt, Henry, Esq. Anderson, J.W. Esq. 1 1 0 Leatiiam.S.Gr 100 Mason,R.Esq -10 0 (the late) -10 0 Backhouse, E. Esq. .110 Lee, Geo. and Sons. .110 Maudsley, Mr. J. 35 Subs, at Barrow, W. H. Esq.. 1 1 0 Mackie. R. and Sons. 110 2s. 6(2.... 476- Batty, Rev. B. N. R. 1 1 0 Mander, George .... - 10 0 Maudsley, Mr. Thos. Small Sums 2 15 6 Bell Brothers* Co... 220 Masterman, John ... - 10 0 (L. S.) 10 0 Bolckow, H. W. F. Micklethwaite, Rev. Metcalfe, Mr. Foster - 7 6 Esq MP 2 2 0 J H . 100 Metcalfe, Mr. Robert - 15 0 Ditto, per J, C. and Chaloner, Admiral ..220 Mickletbwaite, Mrs. Morphet, Mr. Jon. E T 180 Cook, T.H. Esq..... 110 (the late) -so Cradock, J. Esq 1 1 0 Millar R. J . ... 1 1 0 Morphet, Mr. Jon . . - 5 0 Total £550 0 0 Fallows, W. Esq 110 Owston, William ... - 10 0 Norris, Thos. Esq. Harris, Jas. Esq 10 6 Rhodes, Alderman.. - 10 0 (the late) 5 0 0 Hopkins, Gilkes, and Robinson, Henry ... - 10 0 N. W. H., Morecambe Co 440 (domestics at the) - 15 0 Kirtley, Mrs. Mary . - 10 0 Smith Henry .... - 10 6 O'Herron, Mr. J. (per SHEFFI ELD Lowther.SirC. H. Bt. 2 2 0 Stanneld, A. \V -10 0 J. E ) .. .-70 BRANCH. Morehead, Rev. G. J. - 10 0 Stewart, William... 110 Parker, Mr. W - 5 0 Owners of Middles- Taylor, Kev. James. - 5 0 Parkinson, A. Esq. .110 President— borough Estate ... 2 2 0 Parkinson, J. Esq.. .100 The Bight Hon. The EAPT. Oxley, C. Esq 1 1 0 Thompson, J. & Son 220 Parkinson, Miss...; 110 FrrzwiLLiAM. Pearse & Co. Messrs. 110 Tomlinson.W. H. B. 110 Parkinson, Miss G. Richardson & Duck .110 Willis, Alan - 10 0 Secretary — Swan, Coates, & Co.. 110 Parkinson, Mr .Richd.- 12 6 Mr. W. H. BECKETT. Tees Conservancy Total 34 9 0 Petty, Mr. John.... 300 Annual Subscriptions, Commissioners ... 3 3 0 Pilkington, — Esq.. - 10 0 Bragge, Wm 1 1 0 Trevor, W. C. Esq. .100 Donations. Pratt, Mr. James, Butcher, W. and S. . 2 2 0 Trevor, Mrs. T. T. . . 1 0 0 Kirkgate Station Col- Chadburn Brothers . . . 1 1 0 Watson, H. Esq 110 Preston, J. Esq. Chapman, Samuel... 110 Westray, John, Esq. 110 (M.H.) 220 ChestermanandCo.. 110 Wharton, J. T. Esq. 220 £34, 17 8 Preston, Miss J - 10 0 Cole Brothers 110 Wren & Sons, Messrs. 1 1 0 Dixon and Sons 2 0 0 Procter, Miss Alice .500 Firth, T. and Sons ..200 Total 40 5 6 Procter, Thomas, Esq. 100 Fowler, Fred - 10 0 Ralph, Mr W. .... - 5 0 WHITBY AND UP- Fox, Samuel, & Co. • Donations. Ribblesdale, Rt. Hon. Limited 2 2 0 GANG BRANCHES. Gilmour, D. and Co. 1 10 Honorary Secretaries — Kidding, Mr. John.. - 10 0 Imeson, John, Esq. . 5 5 o Hawksworth, — Esq. Middlesbro', Collected E. W. CHAPMAN, Esq. Robinson, Dixon, Esq.2 2 0 the late (2 years). 110 G. W. SHALES, Esq. Robinson, Wm. Esq. 500 Jessop, W. and Sons 220 from Shipping . . 43 14 3 Sedgwick, Geo. Esq. - 12 6 Kenyon and Co 1 1 0 Ramsden, Hon. Mrs. 500 Annual Subscriptions. Sedgwick, Mrs. C. . . - 10 0 Redcar and Couthans, Anderson, Mr. Fras. -50 Law, Mr - 10 6 Contents of Pillar Sedgwick, Mrs. L. . . 1 1 0 Marrian, Thomas... 110 Atkinson, Mr. Thos. -50 Sharp, Mr. Thomas. - 5 0 and Contribution Marsh Brothers & Co. 1 1 0 "Boxesat 15 14 1 Martin, Hall, and Co. 1 1 0 Bagnal'l, C. Esq 1 1 0 Shepherd, Mrs. (per -Newton, F. and Sons 110 Saltburn, Contents of Barker J. Esq - 5 0 J.C.andE.T.)... - 10 0 Roberts and Belfc... 110 Pillar and Contri- Barrkk,H.Esq -10 0 Shiers, Mr. Thomas. 150 Roberts, Miss 1 1 0 bution Boxes at . . 1 1 0 9 Baxter, Mr. William -50 Ditto (Collected by)- 17 0 Roberts, S. Esq 110 Sampson, Mrs - 10 0 Beal, Mr. John - 5 0 Simpson, Mr. Robt.. - 10 0 Stockton, Collected Belcher, T. W. Esq.. - 10 0 Rodgers and Sons. ..200 from Shipping ...11 19 6 Skirrow, Mr. Henry -50Rossell, H 110 Booth, T. S. Esq.(late) 1 0 0 Slinger, Miss M. M.. 1 0 0 Smith, Dr 110 Bradley, Miss C. N.. 110 Slinger, Miss, Stndfold- 5 0 Sorby and Sons 110 Total Dons 88 18 7 Brewster, Mrs. John - 10 0 Smith, Mr. John.... - 5 0 Spear and Jackson.. 110 Total Subs 40 5 6 Brown, Mrs., Cliff Storey, Wm. Esq. . . - 10 0Stephenson, J. andS. - 10 6 Stewardson, Mr. Wm.- 7 6 Tennant Brothers... 110 £129 4 1 Brown, Mrs., Espla- Swinbank, Mrs - 5 0 Turton, T. and Sons 110 SEARCHES—LIS T OF ANNUAL SUBSOBIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 349 *. s. d. £. s. d. £.. s. d Buhner, Bev. R - 10 0 WITHERNSEA Hodgson, Jos. Esq. .110 Forbes, Mrs. Ogilvie. ZOO Cfiapman, E. W. Esq. 100 Hut-band, W. D. Esq. - 5 0 Fordyce, W. D. Esq. Cbolroley, Mrs 1 0 0 BRANCH. HBStter,Eer.G.,M.A. - 5 0 M.P. 1 0 0 Clarbson&Weighitl. - 5 0 Honorary Secretary — Jeffries, Julius, Esq. - 5 0 Fordyce, Mrs., Bruck- Coombe, Miss . .1 0 0 H. H. As BE, &q_. Johoson, Rich. Esq.. - 10 0 lay Castle. . .100 Corner&Marr.Messrs.- 6 0 Lawson, T. S. Esq . - 10 0 Fraserburgh Harbour Annual Subscriptions. Leatham, H. Esq — 100 Commissioners ...13 16 0 Dotchon, Mr. Jos. . . - 5 0 £. s. d. Leeman,G.Bsq.,M.P. 220 Gordon, Capt. A. C. EUerby, Mrs. - 5 0 .Allison, E - 5 0 Mason, Mrs. S . , . 1 1 0 B.N...... 1 0 0 English, A. W. Esq.. 1 1 0 Atkinson, Mr. - 30 6 Week, Sir James, J.P. - 10 6 Gordon, J. VV. Esq. Gatenby, Capt - 5 0 Ayre, H. H -10 0 Monkhonse, T. Esq. - 10 0 Gladstone, W.H..M.P.1 a a Bailey and Leatham. L 1 0 MarreU, W. W. Esq. - 6 0 Grieve, A. G. Esq... - 5 a Gray & Partners -10 6 Bailey, Thomas - 10 0 Newton, K«v. Horace, Henderson, C. P. Esq. 110 Harrison, C. Esq. ... - 5 0 Brochner, C. C 1 1 0 M.A 1 1 0 Henderson.Wm.Ksq. - 10 0 Hayea & Talking- • Pierson, John, Esq. .-10 0 McLaren, Rev. P - 5 0 brMge, Messrs .... - 5 0 Carlin, W 110 Rawdon, W. F. Esq. 110 Park, Messrs. J. & T. 100 Chambers VV" . . . - 10 QRichardson, Hen.Esq. 110 Park, Wemyes, Esq. - 5 0 Hill,K.Esq - 5 0 Champney, E. Jun.. 110 Robinson, Mr. James - 5 0 Saltonn, Bl. Hu. Lord 550 Home & Son, Messrs. -50 Kring, Thomas - 5 » Robinson, Bev. John - 10 0 Stephen and Donald, Jameson, The Misses - 5 0 Fewson, W. H -10 6 Rose, Bev. C., M.A.. - 5 0 Jameson, W. Esq. . * - 5 0 Gilliam, Joseph .... - 10 0 Rowntree, Mrs 1 a « Sutor, J, Esq . . - 5 0 Knaggs, G. T. Esq. .-50 Grimston, Major.. .. 1 1. o Simpson, Lady - 10' 0 Tindalf, Robt. Esq... - 5 0 Lockey and Clark ..-50 Harland, George .... - 10 6 Starkie, Mrs. ... 1 1 0 Sums under &s 6 It 0 Marwood and Sons, Hildyard, J. G. B. T. 110Taylor, John F. Esq. - 10 o Holden, Thomas 110 Thompson, Lukes Esq- S 0 Total. , 44 0 0 Mason, Mr. Jsaac ... - 5 0 Hutchinson, W.H.H. 110 Thorp, H. B. Esq. ..110 Maufe, Mr. J. D. . . . - 5 0 W<et, Wm. Esq. . 110 Donation. Moorsom, Mrs. E.... 110 ludd, Thomas .... - 10 6 Whitebead, W. J.Esq. - 5 0 Enssell, the late Ormerod, T. T. Esq. - 10 6 Wilberforce, \V. W. Mrs., Trustees at. 10 0 0 Pannett, E. E. Esq. -50 Parker, \Vm. 1 I o Esa...... 1 i o Pearson, B. Esq. ..-so Pease, Hoare, & Pease 110 Wilkinson, Josh. Esq.- 10 0 £54 0 0 Pearson, Thos. Esq. - 5 0 Pugh, Price - & o Percival, Thos. Esq. - 5 0 Pagh, William - 10 0 Piercy, Mr.W. ... - 5 0 Smith Bros, and Co.. 1 1 o Total 34 8 0 Beade, O. Esq. .... - 5 0 Soulsby, Capt -10 o Richardson, C. Esq. - 10 0 Straker, J B. . . . - 10 0 Robinson, Mr. F. . . - 5 oStepbenson, Laurence- 10 0 Donations. PETERHEAD Kothwell, Mrs. -50 Tennyson, E. . .»- 5 0 Brown, Misses E. & E.1 1 0 BRANCH. Sanderson, Capt. W - 6 0 Toogood, James - 10 0 Ellis, Thos. Ksq 5 o » Trinity House, Hull 550 Gray, William, Esq. 10 0 0 Treasurer — Shipping Company.. -50 Ward, John - 5 0 Lawrence, Key. F. WM. BAXTER, Esq. Simpson, H. Esq. . , - s 0Watson, William ... - 3 0 0 Simpson, H.Jnnr... - 5 0 Webb, George... >... 0 10 0 Spencc, Mrs. (Second Honorary Secretary — Smailes, Capt. Thos. -50 Don.) 5 0 0 WILLIAM Born, Esq. F.R.S.E. Stnales Bros. Messrs. 100 Wilson, T.,Sona,& Co. 110 Smales, E. H. Esq... - 5 0 Total Dons. ,.24 3 1 Annual Subscriptions. Smith, Mr. W. B. . . - 6 0Young, James, Jnn. - 10 0 Total Subs. ..34 3 0 Alexander,Mrs.,Edin- Stevenson, Mr. J. . . . - 5 0 bnrgh - 5 0 Stewart, Mr. Thos... - 6 0 Total 30 0 6 £58 11 7 Anderson, Robert. , . - 5 0 Storm, Mr. John.... - B 0 Arbuthnot, Mrs - 5 0 Summerson, Capt. . . - 5 o JDonatiom. Bell, J. Jun. . . - 10 0 Taylor, Mrs H . ,-50 Mrs. Heath's Box ... - IS 0 Boyd, A. and W - 10 6 Thistle, Thos. Esq... - S 0 Queen's Hotel Bos.. - 10 6 Bremner, T. J - 5 0 Tinley, Dr -60 Hallway Station Box 5 10 0 Brookerfleld, Mrs. . . 1 0 0 TurnbuU and Son, Coxwain's Box (Boat- Bruce, Capt. W - 5 0 house) 1 16 9 Cummin e, J.ofRattray 220 Ueherwood, W. Esq. - 5 0 Ferguson, Colonel, of Walker, Mr. John ..-50 £38 13 9 Walker, J. C. Esq... - 6 0 Wharton, Capt. .... - 5 0 SCOTLAND, (iray, Capt. John... - 5 0 Wright, Capt. Chas. .-50 Kane, Mrs - 5 0 Kidd Andrew . . - 5 0 Yeoman, Mr. T. P... - 5 0 YORK BRANCH. C Sums under 5*. .... 4 ? 6 Kidd, C. M B. ... - 5 0 Treasurer — Kidd, R. J - S 0 WM, Dvsos, Esq. Maitland, G - 5 0 glbexlmnsijt'tt. Sfartto, David - 5 0 Honorary Secretary — Merchant Maiden Dr, DVKRILL. FRASERBURGH Hospital of Edin- Donations. Annual Subscriptions. BRANCH. Adcock,Mrs - 1« 0 Mitchell, George - 5 0 Agar, Joseph, Esq. .. - 10 0 Patron — Box, Crown Hotel .. - 13 0 The Bight Hon. The Lord Keid, J - 5 0 Box at Railway Statn. - 1 1 9 Clarke, Rev. A. J. . . - 5 0 Clayton, T. Q. Esq. SALTODN. Robertson, Alex .... - 5 0 Box, Royal Hotel ..226 Robertson, George . . - 5 0 Holdsworth, Mr., J.P 110 President— Cowling, Henry, Esq. -60 Russell, Mies, Ex-" Birmingham ,....- 5 0 ecutorsof. 10 0 0 Pillar Box 1513 9 Craven, Jonath. Esq. 110 Denny, Miss J. . , , - 10 0 Treasurer & Hon. Secretary— Walker, Frederick, ANPBEW TAEKAS, Esq. Sievewright,Capt.W. - 5 0 Esq., Batii I o 0 Dunhill, C. H. K»q. Annual Subscriptivra. Simpson, Capt. A... - 5 0 Stephen, Capt. W. C. - 5 0 Total Dons. ....20 13 2 Dyson, Henry, Esq.. 1 1 fr £. s. d. Dyson, Wm. Esq.... 110 A Friend 1 0 0 Stephen & Forbes.,. - 6 0 Total Sabs 33 8 6 Farrer, Robert, Esq.. 100 Anderson, Robt - 10 6 Fenwick, Robt. Esq., Anderson, Sir Alex. - 10 6 £54 I 8 J.P 1 1 0 Baird, George, Esq. Sums under 5s 820 Ford,J.Esq 1 0 t> the late Executors Gray, Miss 2 6 of 100 Total £33 12 6 Hargrove. A. E. Esa., Bannermarj, Sir A. _ J.P . - 5 Q Bart. ., 2 0 0 Hargrove, W.W.Esq. - 5 0 Bruce&Co.Messrs.A. ~ 1 6 Hill, David, Esq. J.P. 116 Clinton, St. Hn. Lord 2 0 0 Hill, John R. Esq... 110 Oalrymple, Jno. Esq. - 5 0 Hodgson, John, Esq. 110 Ferguson, \Vm. Esq. - 10 6 350 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 15, 1875. *. s. d. £. i. d. Bailey, Jas. L. Esq.. - 6 0 Donations. • IRVINE BRANCH. ^rggllsime. Barclay, P. and Son . -SOPollock, John, Yacht Barr and Shearer ... 1 1 0 Chairman— CAMPBELTOWN Barr, Provost 2 2 0 Subscription Box at TOHN PATEKSOS,Esq., PrOVOSt. Craig, John, Esq. ... - 6 0 Life-boat House ..103 AND SOUTHEND Cnrrie, Archd. Esq.. - 5 0 Honorary Secretary — (CANTYRE) BRANCH. Emslle, John, Esq... - 10 0 £52 18 9 JAUES DICKIE, Esq. Flnnie, W.Esq. M.H. 330 Patron — Annual Subscriptions. His Grace The DUKE OF FulIarton,Gavin,Esq. 220 Ji. s. d. Eglinton, Earl of . ... 2 2 0 ABGTLL, K.T., V.P. Godwin, Jas. and Co. 1 1 0 BALLANTRAE Alexander, Hugh ... - 5 0 President— 3oodwin & Hogarth - 5 0 Boyd, H. F 10 0 JOHH BEIIH, Esq., Provost. BRANCH. 3ulhrie, Alex. Esq. .-50 Honorary Secretary- Patron — Jrown, Capt. JMIWS. - S 0 e Guthrie, Arthur, Esq. -50 JAMES HUNTER, Esq., irown, John C. - 10 0 Mr. D. M EACHBAN. Halkett,J. G. Esq... - 5 0 of Glenapp. 31ark, Capt. Thomas - 5 0 Annual Subscriptions. Henderson,'B. Esq. .-50 £. s. d. Honorary Secretary — ->unlop, James - 7 ti Argyll, His Grace the Logan, John, Esq. .-50 Mr. ROBERT TEMPLE. Dukeof, K.T., V.I'. 5 0 0 M"Fee, Capt. Peter .-50 Annual Subscriptions. Gillies, Robert . . - 5 0 Beith, J. Esq. Jun. Mack, D. J. Esq... . - 10 6 Hunter, James, Esq. 1000 Gilmour, Alexander. - 10 0 Provost 100 Moffat, John, Esq. .220 McConnel, W. Esq.. 1 1 o G\en "William - & 0 Boyd, Eev. Dr. - 5 0 Robertson, Dr - 10 6 Stair, The Earl of... 220 Brown, Thomas, Esq. - 10 0 Russell &Fu!Iarton. 1 A 0 Buchanan, Col. E.A. 200 Steel, Captain - 5 0 Total £13 3 0 Hall, John, Bellevue - 5 0 Campbell, Capt. 3. C. Vernon, Hon. G. R.. 110 Menderson, Robert ..-50 K.N 100 Young, Robert, Esq. - 5 0 Senderson, \Vrn.£C'o. 220 Campbeltown Har- Sums under 6s - 5 0 bour Trustees .... 500 GIRVAN BRANCH. Jaffrey, Rev. John F. - 10 0 Colvflle,Duncan,E8ej, - 5 0 Total 36 10 0 Dunlop, Mr. James .-50 Patron—, Johnston, John - 5 0 Ferguson, Mr. D. ... - 5 0 The Right Hon. The EAEL OF Galbraith&Cocbrane - 5 0 Donations. STAIE, K.T. Longmuir, John .... — 5 0 Galbraith, John, Esq. 100 Donation Box - 811 President— Longwill, Mrs - 5 0 Gardiner, Sheriff. ... - 10 0 EDWARD FISHEB, Esq. Maclie, Miss - 5 0 Gibson, Dr, M.D. ... - 10 0 £36 18 11 -Marr, Jas. N - 5 0 Greenlees, Chas. Esq. - 5 0 Treasurer— Marr, Mrs. John.. .. - 5 0 Greenlees, Robt. Esq. - 10 0 ALEXANDER MARTIX, Esq. McJannet, Wm ... - 5 0 Greenlees, Sam. Ksq. - 10 0 Hon. Secretary — M°Kinlay, Mrs. W. . - 5 0 Hall, James M. Esq. 100 WILLIAM FORSYTH, Esq. M«Knight, John .... - 10 0 Harvey, James, Esq. - 5 0 Annual Subscriptions. Morris, A. F. - 5 0 Harvey Miss .... - 5 0 AYR BRANCH. Aitken, Robert - 1 0 0 Love, Alex. Esq. ... - 10 0 Banks, Daniel - 10 6 Chairman — Barber.M - 5 0 Mackinnon, P. Esq.. 110 ROBERT GOUDIE, Esq. Barber, W., Duisk Stewart, James - 10 0 Mackinnon, P. Esq. . 1 1 0 Provost of Ayr. Lodge 100 Watson, Wm.Riddell- 5 0 M«Alist«r,Keith.Eaq. 100 Honorary Secretary — Blair.Dr - 5 0 Sums under 5s 811 6 M«Don»ld, D. Esq. ..-50 JOHN POLLOCK, Esq. Blair, John J. M 5 0 McDonald, D.W. Esq. -50 Brown, Matthew.... - 10 6 Total £24 11 6 M'Eachran, C. Esq. . - 10 0 Annual Subscriptions. Campbell, James ... - 10 6 M«Kelvie,A. Esq... - 5 0 Alexander, Colonel . 330 Carson, John, Jun. ..-76 M'Kersie, J. Esq.... - 5 0 Cunningham, Robert - 10 6 M°Nair,W. Esq. ... - 5 0 Baiid.W 200 Davidson, Mrs - 5 0 M«Neil,Capt 100 Fergusson, Sir J., Bt. 110 TROON BRANCH. M°Neill, Miss 1 0 0 Campbell, R. F. If... 1 0 0 Fisher, Edward.... _. 1 1 o McQueen &M=Kay.. -50 Cathcart, Mrs. M. ..100 Chairman — M°Taggart,Chas.Esq. - 10 0 Howie, Mr - lo 0 ROBERT PETTIGBEW, Esq. Murray, John, Esq. .-50 Coats, Sir Feter 300 Orr, John - 5 0 Cowan, Hugh 1 0 o Hutcbeson and Mc- Honorary Secretary — - ALEXAKDEB WILLIE, Esq. Russell, Bev. J. C.. . - 10 0 Dykes, Rev. Dr - 10 "0 Hyslop, Edward 5 0 Scarlett, J. W. Esq. . 100 Ferguson, James ... - 5" 0~3ardine,Rev. Thomas- 10 0 Subscription. Stewart, Colonel. ... - 10 0 Flint, William - 5 0 Kelly, John - 5 0 Gilmonr, Allan 100 Stewart, James, Esq. - 10 0 Gemmell T M .. . 10 0 Stewart, Jno. L. Esq. 1 0 0 Hamilton, Alexander 200 Donations. Sums under 5s - - - Hart, George loo I.usk, John - 1 6 Alexander, Col., M.P. 500 Highet&Son - 10 0 MacLimont, John . . - 10 6 Colvil, John - 10 0 Total 33 12 0 Houldsworth, J. M.. 1 C 0 MOaa, Matthew 5 0 Houldsworth, Win. .200 McConnel,W.Knock- Cowan, A. B - 10 0 Hunter, David - 10 6 Cowan, Rev. A. H.. . - 10 0 Hunter John 1 0 0 M«Cracken, John ... - 10 6 Craig, J. & M., Kil- MCreadie, Ex-Bailie - 10 0 Mcllwratb,John,£Son- 10 0 Mcllwrick, Mr - 5' 0 Cunningham, W. S. M'Taggart, Miss 1 0 0 M'Kechnie, Thos.... 110 of Caprington .. .. 100 Mitchell, John - 10 0 M'Morran, William. - 5 0 Morton, J. M. Mathie 1 0 « McQuaker, Joseph . . - 5 0 Eoglesham, Jas - 10 0 Murdoch E D. - 10 0 MacMillan, Mr - 5 0 Finale, Archd. & Son 2 8 0 Melville, John . 5 0 Finnie Miss .... - 10 0 Pate-son, Andrew . . - 10 0 Murray, William ... - 10 6 Fleming, Rev. Jas. . - 10 0 glgrgjjue. Paton, James & Sons 100 Nicol and Wilkinson - 10 6 Galloway. John.Kil- Smith, Andrew t Son - 5 0 Robertson, William . 1 0 u ARDROSSAN Rowan, Gilbert - 5 0 Gillies, James -10 0 BRANCH. Steele, Thomas - 10 0 Scott, John, Junior .-50 Guthrie, James - JO 0 Stewart, Francis P. . 1 0 0 Shaukland, James . . - 5 0 Home, John, & Sons 100 Honorary Secretary— Stewart, William ... - 10 0 Howie, John, Kure- JOHN More AT., Esq. Taylor, J. & A - 10 0 Stair, The Earl of ... 110 ford 1 0 0 Annual Subscriptions. Templeton, James, Steven, Fergus - 5 o Kirk wood, Rev. J. . . - 10 0 £. s. d. Wilson D L . . - 5 0 1 EglintonandWinton, Weir, Alexander ... 1 0 0 Macrorie, Hugh .... - 10 0 Young, J. and T. ... - 10 0 Maxwood Colliery Anderson, Jno. Esq. - 5 0 m , , Rankin, \Vm. & Sou 100 BEANCHES— LIST OF ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 351 £. 1. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. i. d. Stewart, Thos. & Son 100 Vooa, Provost - 10 6 Tod, William - 5 0 Anderson, W. Esq. . - 10 0 Troon Shipbuilding Box at Boat House.. 113 Wooley, Alexander .-50 Archibald and Son, 9 Sums under 5s.... 380 Sums under 5» 12 3 3 Robert 1 1 0 Wood, James 1 0 0 Bank Interest — 6 5 Archibald, R. Esq. .100 Wyllie, Alexander.. - 10 0 Archibald, Son, & Co. "Wvllic John 10 0 Total $58 18 8 Tff - 10 0 Yeats, E. and Co. ... 1 o 0 Bailey, Messrs. W. Young, William - 10 0 Lamlash Hotel 1 2 10 Box in Custom House - 18 3 Bald, John, & Co. ..200 Box in P. Perirancich Total Dons 2810 6 Office, per Foreign BUCKIE BRANCH. Total Subs. 4 12 0 Balfour of Burleigh, Captains — 10 0 The Kt. Hon. Lord 200 Small Sums under 5s. - 10 6 President — .£33 2 6 Beveridge,Mr. Walter - 5 0 The Eight. Hon. The EAEL Brinkmann, Mr. H.. - 10 B Total £29 8 9 OF SkAFIELU. Brotherson, Doctor. .-50 Chairman — Carmichael, R. Sen. .-50 Dr. CABHICHAEL. Carroll, Mrs. T. De Honorary Secretary— Carron Company ... 5 5 0 Jons SHEARER, Esq. Clark, W-Bennet,Esq. 100. Collected by Mr. R. Annual Subscriptions. Mnir, Masler of Seafleld, Earl of 200 (£af$jttss-s!)ire. the Ferry Boat iryson, Wm. G. Esq. - 5 0 THURSO BRANCH. countess of Kdlie - 10 0 Total 250 Dickson, Mrs. Green- Patron- Donaldson, George, aSanffs&iu. Donations, Sir J.G.T.SraotAiH, Bart, M.P. Misses Russell's Trust, Treasurer— Duncanson, ' The BANFF AND Aberdeen 10 0 0 JAMES BRIMS, Esq. MACDUFF BRANCH Dr. Cannichael -10 0 Honorary Secretary— Ewiug, Kobt. lake, President — £12 15 0 JOHN SWAKSON, Esq. Fischer, Mr. M - 5 0 The EABL OF FIFE, K.T. Annual Subscriptions. Fotheringham, John, £. i. d. Esq -10 0 Chairman — Bremner, W. Esq. ..-50 Gentle, Alex. Esq. . . - 10 6 JAMES WOOD, Esq., Provost of Brims, James, Esq.. - 5 0 Haig, W. J. Esq. ... 1 0 0 Banff. Coghill, John - 5 6 Hallen, Rev. A.W.. - 5 0 Deputy-Chairman — Craig, David Benj. ..-50 Hunter & Donaldson - 10 0 JAMES MARTIN, Esq. Punbar, Lewis, Esq. - 5 0 Jamieson, Mr. E.... - 5 0 Provost of Macdufl. Ferrier, Wm., Spring Johnston, Mrs. of , Treasurer and Hon. Sec. — 23utesfiixe. Park - 5 0 " JAKES WAIT, Esq. Galloway, J. W., Esq.- 5 0 Johnstone, Jas. Esq. 100 ISLE OF ARRAN Henderson, A, -Esq., Johnstone, Mrs. Clack- Annual Subscriptions. mannan House ... ~ 10 0 £. s. A. BRANCH. Henderson, J. Esq... - 5 0 Kellie, The Right Fife Earl of ... 10 0 0 Honorary Secretary — Henderson, Misses . . - 5 0 Hon. the Earl of .. 300 Seafield, Earl of 100 JAMES PATEBSON, .Esq. Logan, George, Esq.. - 5 0 Knox & Son, Robert 100 Abercromby,SirR.Bt. 100 Mackay, James - 5 0 Lansdowne,tbe Dow- Ainslie, A. D. Esq... 100 Annual Subscriptions. Miller, Mrs. George . - 10 0 ager Marchioness Banff Shipping 411 0 £. s. d. Miller, John, Esq. . . 1 o 0 of 220 Beveridge, M. Esq. .-50 Campbell, Eev. Colin Miller, Eev. J. S.... - 5 0 Lelshman, Jas. Esq. 100 Bow, Alex. Esq - 5 0 F . - 10 0 Shearer, Donald, Esq. - 5 0 M'Dowall.theRev.P. 1 0 0 Bryson, W. G. Esq. . - 5 0Fullarton, M. J. B.. 2 2 0 Sinclair, Hugh, Esq. - 5 0 McDowell, Capt. ... - 5 0 Campbell, P. G. Esq. 100 Kirk Session of Kil- Sinclair, Sir J. G. T. M°Ewan, Mrs - 10 0. Gumming, Geo. Esq. - 5 0 bride, per Rev. Bart. M.P 2 2 0 M«Nell»nandCo.... 110 Dallas and M'DuiwM - 5 0 Colin F. Campbell 100 Sinclair, SirE. C. Bt. 1 00 Dallas, Alex. Esq... - 5 0 Paterson, James .... 1 0 0 Smith, Jas., of Olrig. - 10 0 MahoniE-H.D.Esq. 100 Diggens, Capt. R.N.. - 5 0 Swanson, John, Esq. - 10 0 Meiklejohn&Son, R. 1 0 0 Duff, M. K Grant, Total 4 12 o Tait,W. R.Esq - 5 0 Melvin, Mrs. John.. - 10 0 Esq M P ... 100 Traill, J. C. Esq 110 Mitchell, Messrs. A. Duff, Hon. G. Skene. 100 Donations. Traill, Miss 100 Duff, E.W. Esq M.P. 100 Allan, James . . . — 10 0 Williamson, Capt. ..-50 Moir, Archibald, Esq. 100 Duff, Major Gordon . 100 Moir, Jas. Esq. Sen.. 110 Duncan, R. Esq. .... - 5 0 Becket, James - 5 0 Moir, Jas. Esq. Jun. - 10 8 -F'fndiay Mrs. — 5 0 iteitb, Gilbert ., -10 0 Total 12 s 0 Mowbray, Robt. Esq. 100 Geddie, J. and W. .. - 5 0 Brown John . . — 5 0 Ommundsen, Mr in 6 Geddie, Eev. J. W... -50 Brownlee, Mrs - 5 0 Donations. Paterson, John, Esq. 100 Gordon, Colonel 1 0 0 Buchanan, George . . 1 0 0 Mackenzie, Mrs - 2 6 Paton A. Forrester, Gordon W. ami C. . . - 5 0Buchanan, Wm. L... - 5 0 Miller, Miss Ann... 100 Hannay , John, Esq. .-50 Coats, George - 5 0 Contribution Box at Paton, David, Esq... 800 Harvey, J. Esq 1 1 0 Coats Georee 100 Scrabster 1 211 Hunter, Eev. Win. .-50 Coats, James, jun. . . 1 0 0 Paton, J.Thomson.. 100 Maixlutf, CmercLCo. .-50 Coats, T.G 100 £14 13 5 Paton, James, Esq. .300 Mnoluff Shipping . . B 5 0 Davidson, Kobert... - 5 0 Manson Dr . — 5 0 Edinburgh R — 5 0 Pauling, Mr. Robt. .-50 Martin, Provost .... - 5 0 Finlay Mrs ... - 5 0 Pearson & Co. Geo. .110 Gilmour, Allan 1 0 ( Robertson, Mr. A... - 5 0 Morison, Mrs 2 o 0 Henderson, K - 10 0 Ross & Son, Wm.... 110 Murray, G. W. & Co. - 5 0 Steel, The Misses, Neish,Geo.Esq.(late)- 5 0 Key Thomas — 5 0 Clackmannan House- 10 0 Nicol, Andrew,,Esq. 100 Mackintosh, James .-50 Stephens, Mr. A - 5 0 NisbetandCo. - 5 0 Mathers J M - 5 0 eClarfunannansJjt're. Strand, Miss 1 0 0 Russell, Trustees of M'Bride, Charles ...- 5 0 Tail, Mr. J. C - 5 0 late Misses 10 0 0 M'Donald, Peter 10 0 ALLOA BRANCH. Thomson & Son, A.. 100 Scott, Alex. Esq. ... 1 0 o Maxwell, Mrs. - 5 0 Collected by Thomson Brothers.. 110 Simpson, J. Esq - 5 0 Miller Thos — 5 0 Todd & Duncan .... - 5 0 Sinclair, Arthur, Esq. - 10 0 Morrison, David 5 0 R. H. D. MASON, Esq. Ure Mr - 10 6 Tayler, W.J. Esq... 1 0 0 Muir, Mrs -50 Annual Subscriptions. Walker, Doctor - 1 0 0 Townsend, Mrs 100 Reid John - 10 0 £. *. d, Wauchope, A. Esq.. 100 Watt, Alex. Esq - 10 6 Robertson, James... - 10 0 Welch,theRev.Adiim - 5 0 Wilson, J. Esq - 5 0 Smith, George - 5 0 AJloa Colliery Co.... 110 Wittiaoo, Mr. - 10 « 352 THE LITE-BOAT. [MAY 15, 1875. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. Wingate, A. Esq., the EDINBURGH AND Borthwick, Hon. Miss- 5 0 Cunningham, Messrs. late ... 10 0 Boulton, Capt - 5 0 Wylie, James, Esq.. - 10 6 LEITH BRANCH. Braidwood & Fowler Cunningham, G. Esq. 220 Young, Win. and Co. - 5 0 Chairman- Cunningham, Mrs. ,.100 Younger £ Son, Geo. 110 Admiral Sir W. J. HOPE Brodie, Hamilton Cunningham, Mrs... - 5 0 JOHKSTOXE, K.C.B. and Co. Messrs... - 5 0 Currie, Messrs.James Brodie, J. Clerk, Esq 100 and Co 110 Honorary Secretary— Brotchie, Messrs. R. Dalgleiah, Mrs - 5 o GrEonGE MATHIESOX, Esq., and Co - 10 6 Dalziel, George, Esq. - 10 o Donation. 16, Waterloo Place. Broun, Archibald, Davidson, Lieut.- Col. A Friend . 300 Annual Subscriptions. H.E.I.C.S - 10 0 £. «. d. Davis and Primrose, £80 4 0 Abbot, Mrs. F 1 0 0 Brown, G. S. and W. - 5 0 Messrs - 5 0 Adams, Sons, and Co. Brown, H. Esq - 5 0 Deuchar, David, Esq. 100 Dickson and Walker, Agnew, Capt. K.N.. - 10 0 Brown, Samuel, and Ainslie, Colonel .... - 5 0 Dickson & Co.Messrs. Ainslie, James, Esq. 220 Aitchison and Co. Brown, Dr. Crum ... - 5 0 Dickson, Wm. Esq. . - 10 0 Messrs. John - 10 0 Bruce, Boyd, and Co. Dickson, Wm. Esq. .-50 Aitchison, Jaa. Esq. - 5 0 Messrs 1 1 0 Dickson,DavidS.Esq. - 5 0 Aitken Dr -50 Bruce, Dr - 5 0 Dicksons fcCo.Messrs. - 5 0 e&fotnfmrgi). .Aitken and Wright, Bruce, Geo. Esq. W.S.- 5 0 Dishington, Messrs. Bryden and Son, T. and Co - 5 0 DALKEITH BRANCH. Aitken, Gray, & Co. Messrs Wm ... - fi 0 Donald, Miss - 5 0 Bryson and Son, Douglas, Francis President — Aitken, Thomas, Esq. 110 ALEXASDEK MITCHELL. Alison Mr - 10 0 Buchan & Johnstone - 5 0 Douglas, Mrs. & Miss - 10 0 Vice-President — Alston, Mr. George.. -SO Buist,Robert, Ksq... - 10 0 Douglas, Misses .... - 5 o WILLIAM POBTEOUS. Anderson & William- Burn & Son, Messrs. Douglas, Sir John ..-50 son, Messrs - 5 0 Douglas, Misses .... - 5 0 Treasurer— Anderson,David,£sq.L 0 0 Burnley, W. F. Esq. 100 JOHN A. BKODIE. Anderson, D. Esq. ..-60 Calders, Mr. William - 5 6 Secretary — Anderson, Dr., R.N . - 5 0 Caldwell Brothers, Dowell, A. Esq - 5 0 ALEX. BALLAXTTXE, M.D. Anderson, J. Esq. .. - 5 0 Do well, Mrs -50 Anderson, Mrs - 5 0 Callender, Messrs. Downie, Laird, and Annual Subscriptions. Anderson, W. Esq.. . - 5 0 David and Sons. .. 220 Laing, Messrs. ... - 5 0 £. s. d. Canteron, Mr. J..... - 5 0 Drummond & Dick- A Friend - 5 0 Baildon, H. C. Esq. .-50 Campbell, A. Esq. ..100 Alison, Thomas .... - 5 0 Baillie, Messrs. T. & Campbell, J. M. & Drummond, Brothers, Ballantyne.Alexander, N ... - 5 0 Co - 5 0 Messrs - 5 0 M.D - 10 6 Bailliefc Son, Messrs. Drybrough and Co. Ballantyne and Son. - 5 0 W - 10 0 Carron Iron Co. - 5 0 Baillie, J. M. Esq. ... - 10 0 Carruthere, P. Ksq.. .110 Drybrough, J. Esq. .-50 Brodie, J. A - 10 6 Chalmers, J. Esq - 5 0 Dryburgh, Messrs. N. Chisholm, John .... - 5 0 Balfour, Professor. ..-50 Chambers, Messrs. W. Dennis, John - 5 0 Balfour, J. B. Esq. ..100 Duncan and Sons, Dickson, Stair -50 Chancellor, Geo. Esq. - 10 0 Messrs. Thomas... - 5 0 Dods A - 5 0 Ballantyne and Son, Cheape, Hon. Mrs. ..-50 Duncan, Flockhart, & Douglas, A. and W.. - 10 6 Messrs. Geo - 5 0 Chisholm, David, Esq.- 5 0 Co. Messrs - 10 0 Douglas, George .... - 10 0 Barclay, Lieut.-Col. .-60 Christie & Kilpatrick, Duncan, Messrs. Dove, David - 5 0 Barry, Mr. John. ... - 5 0 James and Co..... - 5 0 Barstow, C. M. Esq.. - 5 0 Christie, Capt. R.N. . - 5 0 Barton, Daniel, Esq.. 100 Christie, Henry, Esq. - 5 0 Duncan, Mrs. M.... - 5 0 Ferguson, Bev. F. . . - 5 0 Baxter, Mrs. Edmund - 5 0 Christie, W. Esq. ... - 5 0 Dundas,W. Pitt, Esq. 1 0 0 Beattie & Sons, W.. - 5 0 Christison, David, Dunlop, A. Vans,Esq. - 10 0 Gray, George - 5 0 Begbie, Dr. J. War- Dymock and Guthrie, Gray, James - 10 6 Christison, John, Hewat, H - 10 0 Beilby, J.H.Esq. per Edinburgh and Leith J. L - 5 0 the Assoc. for Im- Clapperton, Jno. Ksq. 100 Lowrie, James - 5 0 proving the Con- Clark.Andrew R.Esq. 100 Edinburgh Ropery Co. 1 1 0 Lucas, Kobert, M.D - 10 6 dition of the Poor. 100 Clark, Messrs. C. S. Edmonston & Dou- Metcalfe,W.J.&C< -50 Bell, Messrs. James, Mitchell, Alexander 110 and Co .... - 5 0 Cochrane, Paterson, Edmonstone, T. Esq. - 6 0 Mushet, W. &E... 1 1 0 Bell,Eannie,andCo. and Co. Messrs.... - 10 0 Edmonstone, Lady. . - 10 0 Mntter, Misses.... - 5 0 Cockburn, Alex. Esq. 100 PorteouB, William. - 1 6 Bernard and Co. Cockburn and Camp- Thomson, Robert.. -50 Messrs - 10 0 bell, Messrs. .. .200 Farmer, Mr. John ..-50 Tod, J. & J 1 1 0 Bernard, Messrs. T. Cockbum and Co. . - 10 0 Farquharson, F. Esq. -60 Todd, Mrs. W - 5 0 and J - 10 6 Cole, Isaac, Esq.. .-70 Fergus, Mr. Wm.. ..-50 Wilson, Kooert. ... - 5 0 Berry, Barclay, fc Co. Colquhoun, Miss. ,100 Ferguson and Co. Wilson, Miss ,. -50 Colquhoun, Mrs. .-50 Messrs. Thomas . . - 5 0 Sums under 5s 6 13 0 Berry, Geo. Esq. ... - 5 0 Corrie, Hanson, & Co. 1 1 0 Ferguson, Davidson, Bertram, Messrs. J. and Co. Messrs. ..110 Total 19 8 6 Coventry, A. Esq.... 200 Ferguson, Mr. A. ... - 5 0 Bertram.Creorge, Esq. - 10 0 Cowan and Strachan, Ferguson, Miss 1 0 0 Donations. Ferguson, T. J. Esq. - 5 0 Proceeds of Concert Beveridge, J. A. Esq. - 5 0 Cox Mrs. J 100 Fergusson, Mrs - 5 0 given by the Dal- Bishop of Edinburgh - 5 0 Cox, Mrs - 5 0 Finlay, William, Esq. -, 5 0 keith Choral Union, Black, Messrs. A. & C. - 10 0 Crawford, Messrs. A. in aid of the Funds Black, Mrs .... - 5 0 and A 1 1 0 Fleming, Alex. Esq. - 5 0 of the Institution. 12 0 5 Blackburn, Mrs. R. . - 5 0 Crichton, Messrs. G. Forbes, W. Esq - 5 0 Blackball Brothers, Forbes, Miss - 5 0 £31 8 11 Crokat, General 100 Ford, Wm. Esq, .... - 10 0 Blackie, Professor J.S.- 5 0 Cnidelius, Hirst, & Co. - 10 0 Ford, Messrs. Wil- Blackwood, Mrs. ... - 5 0 Cruickshanfc and Son -50 liam and Sons .... 1 1 0 Blackwood, Miss ... - 5 0 Cumming. R, Craw- Forrest and TurnboU, Blyth, B. Hall, Esq. - 10 0 Blyth, E. L. I. Esq. 10 0 0 Cumming and Sou, Bolton, Mr. David ..-50 Friend, A - 10 0 Bonnington Chemical Cunningham, Messrs. — Friend, A - 1 6 BRANCHES— LIST OF ANNUAL StTBSCBIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 353 £. s. d. £. S. d. £. *. d. £. s. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. 8. d. £. s. d. Fowler, G. S. Esq. ..100 Vestwood, Wm.... - 5 0 Joyd, Mr. James - 5 0 Anderson, P. Esq... 200 Vhyte, Michael - 5 0 Burnet, Mr. William - 5 0 Anderson, T. Esq... 110 Hannay, Colonel. ... - 5 0 Butchart, Mr. John .-50 Armitstead and Co. Irvine, VV. D. Esq. .100 Wilson, Kobert At... - 10 0 Cargill, Mr. David ..-50 Messrs. G 110 Jamieson, W. T. Esq. - 7 6 Carnegie, H. F. Lind- Baxter Brothers and Lloyd, Rev. F. K... - 5 0 Co. Messrs 300 Mackintosh,H.B.Esq. - 10 0 Total . £35 16 6 Chapel, Mr. David ..- 5 0 Jaxter & Co., Messrs. Murray, Wm. Esq. . - 10 0 Christie, Mr. William - 5 0 Oliphant, P. Esq - 10 6 Corsar, Mr. Chas. W. - 10 0 Christie, James, Esq. - 10 6 Sea Box Society of Corsar, Mr. Wm. H. - 10 0 Jouper, Thomas, Esq. 110 ST. ANDREW'S Corsar Bros. Messrs.. - 10 0 )on Brothers, Buist, Sbaip and Murray, BRANCH. Cuthbert, Mr. James - 5 0 and Co. Messrs.... 110 Chairman— Dickson, Mr. Jas. A. - 10 0 )uncan, George, Esq. 110 Capt. G. T. WEIGHT. Mckson, Mr. J. F... - 5 0 Dundee Harbour Watson, Bailie - 5 0 )onaldson, Mr. Robt. - 5 0 Trustees 1010 0 Williamson, Milligan Treasurer— >uncan, Mr. John . . - 10 0 Dundee, Perth, and and Co. Messrs. ... 2 0 0 JAMES BAIX, Esq. Terguson, Messrs. J. London Shipping Williamson, Mrs - 10 0 Honorary Secretary— Williamson, S. Esq. .100 THOMAS PUBDIE, Esq. 'orbes, Mr. Thos. ..-50 Gibson, Joseph, Esq. - 10 6 Woudcock,JDr.K.N.. - 5 0 Annual Subscriptions. Eraser and Sons, Gilroy Brothers and Messrs. D - 10 0 Co. Messrs 110 Brown, Miss - 5 0 Fraser, Mr. Pat. A. . 1 0 0Gourlay Brothers and Total JE25 13 6 (Jbeape, Geo. C - 10 0 Dalgleish, J. O - 10 0 Chapel 100 Grimond, Messrs. J. Gordon, A - 10 0 andA.D. ..:.... 110 Gilmour, John - 10 0 Johnston, Mr. Dick . - 10 0 John Laing, Esq 110 DUNFERMLINE Grace, Stuart - 5 0 Ljurd, Mr. George . . - 10 0 Lowson, Wm. Esq.. 110 Lindesay, A K .... - 10 0 Lindsay, Robt. Esq.. - 5 0 M°Gavin. R. Esq.... 110 BRANCH. Lowson, Mr. Andrew - 10 0 MOfaugbton, Mr. 1). - 2 6 President— McGregor, G - 5 0 Lumgair, Mr. John . - 10 0 Martin & Co. Messrs. PBOVOST MATHIESON. Melville, J. W - 10 0 Lnmgair, Mr. Eobt.. - 10 0 D 110 Pagan, G. H - 5 0 M'Bain, Mr. J. M... - 5 0 Martin, W. Esq. Jun. - 10 6 Honorary Secretary— blasters and Seamen, ROBEBT BYESS, M.A. Small J. L - 5 0 Macdonald.Capt.Clias.- 5 0 Smith, Alex - 5 0 Macdonald, J. & W.. - 10 0 Fraternity of..... 550 Annual Subscriptions. St. Andrew's, City of 6 0 0 Macdougal. Rcv.J. E. - 5 0 Miller, 0. G. Esq.. ..110 llathieson, Provost .100 Mathews, Mr. Chas.. - 5 0 Molison, F. Esq '2 0 0 10 15 0 Mill, Mr. William ..-50 Myles, William, Esq. 110 Alexander, Thomas .100 Mi In, Mr. George... - 5 0 Ogilvy, Sir J. Bart.. 110 Annual Subscriptions Mito, Mr. Robert ... - 10 0 Ower,' J. H. Esq 100 Bardner, Henry .... - 5 0 in aid of " Ladies' Muir, Mr. James ... - 10 0 Pattullo, James, Esq. 100 Beveridge, Erskine.. - 10 0 Own " Life-boat, Pearce, Mrs. A.M.. 100 Blair, Thos - 5 0 per Miss Smi thers — Uicol&Co. Messrs. A. - 10 0 Popham, Admiral... 200 Bonnar, Jas. & Sons. - 5 0 A Friend, through Paterson, Mr. Jas. S. - 5 0 Sandeman, Keiller & Brown, Dr. Kobert. .-50 Mrs. Prince 110 Bruce and Glen - 5 0 Clegg E. A 1 1 0 Raitt, Mr. Jonathan. - 5 0 Sharp, John, Esq... 110 Law, Alfred 110 Simpson, G. B. K»q.. - 10 6 Clark, W. and Son ..-50 Law, William 1 1 0 Robertson, Geo - 5 0 Smietou and Sons, Morison, Mrs 1 1 0 Roy, Messrs. Adam Messrs. James.... 110 Donald, Robert 100 Prince, Rev. W - 5 0 Smith & Co. Mei-srs. Prince, Mrs - 5 0 Sahnond and Son, Dow, Dr. W. B - 5 0 Smithers, Miss - 10 6 Messrs. W. - 10 0 Stephen, G. Esq 110 Drunimoml, John... - 5 0 Cards:— Salmond, Mr. Jos. . . - 5 0Trail, Anthony, Esq. 110 Drysdale, Robert S. . - 10 0 Drury Mr ti ..-80 Scott, Mr. Charles... - 5 0 Union Association of Uuncauson, John ... — 6 0 Gaukroger Mr.. ... - 15 G Shanks, Mr. James '. - 5 0 Underwriters . . . . 5 5 0 Durie, Dr. Dewar ... - 10 0 Grindlay, Miss - 10 0 Smart, Alexr. - 5 0 Yeaman, James, Esq. 110 Fraser, Alexander... - 5 0 Horsfall, W. H. D. . 1 2 6 Smith, Suttie, & Co.. - 5 0 More-Molyneux, Miss- 18 6 Stenhouse, John .... - 5 0 Total 67 14 6 Box at Southwell. .. - 10 0 Webster, Messrs. F. Hay and Robertson . 100 and Sons - 10 0 Donations. Donations. Inglis, William - 10 0 Weir, Mr. James ... - 5 0 Berry, E. H. Esq.. ..300 Johnston, John - 5 0 Welsh, Mr. James ..-50 Maude, Mr - 10 0 Dundee Harbour, Life- boat Dues on Ship- Macfarlane, James.. 100 Parkinson, Mr 2 0 0 c M Laren, John and Total 27 10 0 Collected by John William - 10 0 Sums uuder 5 s - 13 0 Glover, Miss, Col. by 5 0 0 Machan, Esq. from Mathewson, James . - 10 0 .Donations. Seamen frequent- Mathewson, William 100 Collected at Shore Total £30 H 0 ing the Port 8 10 3 Coll. in East Church 634 Murphy, Thomas ... - 5 0 Proceeds of a Lecture Nicholson, W - 5 0 delivered by An- TotalDons 55 13 10 Ramsay, Robert .... - 5 0 drew Wilson, Esq. Reid, Andsew ] o 0 at the Public Hall 10 0 0 Total Subs 67 14 6 Reid, Henry 1 0 0 TotalDons 18 4 6 £123 8 4 Reid, Robert 10 0 Total Subs 2? 10 0 Robertson, Robert ..-50 JForfarsfn're. Romanes, Archibald - 5 0 ARBROATH £45 14 6 Bniherford, 1). U.. . . - ' 5 0 BRANCH. MONTROSE Rutherford, W . . - 10 6 Chairman— BRANCH. Sampson, John - 10 0 JAMES MUIK, Esq., Provost DUNDEE BRANCH. Chairman- Seath, Alexander ...- 6 0 of Arbroath. Chairman — Provost MlTCHEIi. Honorary Secretary — FRANCIS Mouses, Esq Honorary Secretary— WM. CAUGH.L, Esq. Spowart, Thomas ... 1 0 0 Treasurer— JAS. WABBACK, Esq. Stevenson John ... - 10 0 Annual Subscriptions. PATRICK ANDBBSON, Esq. Stewart, R. W - 5 0 £. i.d Donations. Taylor Peter - 5 0 Aitken Mr. - 5 0 Honorary Secretary — Aberdein, F.Esq... 100 Thomson. Kobert... - 5 0 Anderson, Mr. David - 5 0 JAMES HUNTER, Jun. Esq. Anderson, Jas. Esq. - 5 0 Walker Bailie .... 1 0 0 Balfour & Cummings, Annual Subscriptions. Baxter, David, Esq. - 10 0 Wallace, Andrew... 100 Alison, G. L. Esq. .. 110 Burness, Chas. Esq. -10 6 Walls, Bailie - 5 0 Binney, Mr. Andrew - 10 0 Anderson, Alex. Esq. 100 liurrell, Geo. Esq. .-50 356 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 15, 1875. £ . s. d. £. s. d. Clyde Yacht Club ..220 Carnegie, Misses.... 200 Htncar&mesfM'rE. Hanarfes&ire. Coats, Messrs. J. & P. 220 Collins, Sons, and Co. Dickson, Arthur, Esq. - 10 6 STONEHAVEN GLASGOW BRANCH. Messrs. W 1 1 0 Gordon, Mrs. W 100 BRANCH. Colvin, William, Esq. 220 Treasurer — Connal & Co. Messrs. 110 Holland, H. Esq 100 Patron- Captain AKDKEW SHALL Connal £ Co. Messrs. Interest from Har- Sir JAMES H. BDBNETT, Bart., Honorary Secretary — William 1 1 0 bour Trustees 30 0 0 Lord-Lieutenant of the P., HOPE RosBfersoN, Esq. ^onnelt and Co. Johnston, J. & Sous. 550 County. Messrs. Charles. ..110 Largie, Capt. A 100 President— Annual Subscriptions. torbett/Thoinas, Esq. 200 Mearns, Alex. Esq... 100 JAMES G. SOBTAR, Esq., £, i. d. Craig, Messrs. R. Millar, H. £ Sons. ..220 Banker. Aitken and Mansel, and J 1 1 0 Messrs., 110 >ailsheim and Her- Mitchell, Wm. Esq.. 100 Treasurer & Hon. Secretary— Aitkin, Lilbara, and man, Messrs 220 MontroseLimeCo... 100 DAVID CABB, Esq. Co. Messrs 110 Crawford, Cree, and Alexander, Messrs. Annual Subscriptions. Co Messrs . . » . 1 1 0 Myers, Geo. C. Esq.. - 10 6 R. F.and J 110 Crawford, Messrs. J. £. s. d. Allan, Messrs. J. & A. 2 2 0 Paton, J. M. Esq. ..110 Baird, Alex: of 0ry. 220 and E . .220 Petherlck, W. Esq.. - 10 6 Burnett, Sir James H. Anderson and Co. Cross & Sons, Messrs. Held, J. Esq - 5 0 Messrs 220 Anderson and Co. Davidson, late Mrs., Crum, Alex. Esq. ..110 Smith, D. Esq - 10 6 Messrs. G 1 1 0 Cumming, J. Esq. . . 1 11 6 interest on legacy of- 18 0 Anderson, Messrs. D. Stansfeld, Capt. R.N.;2 0 0 Duff, R. W. Esq. ... 1 1 0 Dalglish, Falconer, & Thomson & Savage . "- 10 6 Falconer, Robert ... - 5 0 andj.-j 220 Co. Messrs. R 220 Walker, R. Esq 100 Flower, Rev. Herbert Arnott & Co. Messrs. 110 Davidson and Co. Warrack, J. and Co.. 200 Arthur & Co. Messrs. 110 Messrs. W. ani J. 2 2 0 H . ..-50 Auld&Guild,Messrs. 110 Watt, Alexr. Esq. . . - 10 0 Forbes, James -76 9awson & Macmcol. 110 Gladstone, Sir Thos. Baird&Brown,Messrs 110 [>eimisUm ani Co. Total £60 12 6 Baird, Frank 110 Messrs. Robort.... 1 1 0 Baird, Messrs. Hugh Denny Brothers, Donation. Innes, Major 1 0 0 Milne, Alex. Esq., Kinnear, A. W - 10 0 Jack, James - 5 0 Barclay & M'Gregor, Dick, George, Esq... 110 New York, for new Pick, W. B. and Co.. - 10 6 Launching Slip- Barclay, Curie, and Dill, Smillie, and way, &c 50 0 0 Martin, Dr - 5 0 Co Messrs ... 440 M'Inroy, Colonel ... 2 0 G AVilson 10 6 Reddle, Captain J.G. 100 Barton, Henderson, Donaldson Brothers, jfllO 12 6 and Co - 10 6 Messrs 110 Beith, Stevenson, and Dow, Archd. Esq.... 110 Silver, Rev. Alex. ..- 5 0 Ouniop, Thos. Esq... - 10 6 3mi th, Thomas -76 Bell & Sons, Messrs. £dington and Sons, John 1 1 0 Messrs T 220 3outar, James G. ... - 10 0 Bell, Messrs. J. & M. Sdmiston and Mit- Thomson, J. W - 5 0 P 1 1 o Tindal, Robert - 10 0 chell, Messrs 110 Watt, Rev. John ... - 0 0 Bennett, Browne, and Elder & Co. Messrs.J. 220 Co Messrs 110 Swing & Co. Messrs. pati&ingtons&ire. Weir, Alexander, jun. - 5 0 Birrell, William.Esq. 220 A Orr ... 2 2 0 Wilson, Sheriff 110 Black & Co. Messrs. Ewing &Co. Messrs. J. 2 20 NORTH BERWICK Wood, Alex - 5 0 Ewing & Co. Messrs. BRANCH. Wood, James - 6 0 Black & Co. Messrs. JO 220 Sums nnder 5s 2 10 0 John 220 Farquhar & Rox- President— Blackie&Sonn,Mes8rs. 2 2 0 burgh, Messrs.... - 10 6 The Eight Hon. R. C. N. Boyle, The Misses ..100 Fergusson and Bros. HAMILTON. Brace, Edmund, and Messrs J ... 2 2 0 Chairman — • Co Messrs. ... 1 1 0 Ferguson & Co. Alex. 110 Sir HEW DAUnrapiE, Bart. British India Steam Ferguson and For- Navigation Com- rester, Messrs 110 Honorary Secretary— pany (Limited)... 220 Ferguson, Sbaw, and WALTEK MALCOLV, Esq. Brown & Co 110 Dick, Messrs - 10 6 Annual Subscriptions. Brown & Co. Messrs. Finlay, Dr. D. W. . . 2 0 0 £. s. d. J. and T 1 1 0 Findlay & Co. Messrs. Blanshard, Geo. Esq. 100 Brown & Co. Messrs. James 220 Campbell, T. B. Esq. 100 W. and A 2 2 0 Findlay & Co. Messrs. Cree, James, Esq.... 100 Ittrfecu&bu'gln. Brown, Downes, and T D ..110 Innes,J.B.Esq.W.I. 100 Co Messrs 110 Fleming and Co. Malcolm, Walter, Esq.! 0 0 KIRKCUDBRIGHT Brown, James, Esq.. 220 Messrs. P. and R.. 110 Menzies, John, Esq.. 100 Browne and Watson 110 Eieming, J. S. Esq.. - 10 0 Woodward, Major. ..100 BRANCH. Browne, Maxwell, & Fraser, Alex. Esq. ..110 Patron— Co Messrs . . 220 Fraser and M'Laren, The EABL OF SELKJEK. Brownlie,James,Esq. 110 Messrs 1 1 0 Bryce, J. D. Esq 1 1 0 Fyfe and Morton, Donatvms. President— Buchanan, Watson, Messrs . . . . - 10 6 Collected at annual WM. ABBUCKLE, Esq. M.D. and Co. Messrs. ... 1 1 0 Gairdner, Chas. Esq. 110 exercise of Life- Bulloch, Lade, & Co. Galbrailh, Messrs. A. boat on 29th Au- Hon. Secretary & Treasurer — and A 220 gust, £c., including Mr. SAMUEL CAVAN. Burnley and Co. Glen Mrs .220 donations of £5 Messrs. W. F. 2 2 0 Gibb, Ellas, Esq. ... - 10 6 from the Right Annual Subscriptions. Burns, Messrs. G.&J. 200 Gilflllan, J. andT... 110 Hon. B.C.N. Ham- £. s. d. Burrell and Son, Glasgow Iron Co. ... 220 ilton, £2 from Sir Selkirk, Right Hon. Messrs ..... 1 1 0 Gourlie and Son, Henry and Lady the Earl or' 3 3 0 Calton Spinning Co.. 110 Messrs. William .. 600 Davy, and £2 from Arbuckle, William, Campbell and Co. Gow & Co. Messrs. A.Trevelyan,Esq., Esq., M.D -r 5 0 Messrs. J. and W. 220 Allan C 1 1 0 ofTynholm 49 6 3 Dunbar, W. H. Esq.. - 5 0 CampbeU,Riversland Graham & Co. Messrs. Sums under 5s - 5 11 Kirkcudbright, the Co. Messrs 2 2 0 William ..220 Burgh of 5 0 0 Chaplin and Co. Graham, John, Esq.. 110 £66 12 2 Maxwell, W. H. Esq. 110 Messrs. Alexander 110 Graham, Messrs. A. Stewart, H.G.M. Esq. 1 1 0 Chrystal, Robert,Esq. 110 Sums under 5£ 2 11 0 Clark, Geo. W. Esq.. 1 1 Grant&Sons, Messrs. Ctafc, 3\ra. xs& Co. O .11 — • — Total *13 6 t Messrs. J 2 2 C Gray & Buchanan, •^••••MM BBANCHES— LIST OF ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 357 £. s, d. *. «. a. & *. d. £. s. d. Gray & Co. Messrs. J. 1 1 0 Maclay, Murray, aad Ramsey, Robert, Esq. 110 Tarnbull, Martin & Gray, Mrs, Walter.. 100 Spens, Messrs 220 Rankiu and Sons, Co. ... . 220 Gumprecht & Stewart 110 MacLeHan, Messrs. Messrs. W -10 6 T7re John, Esq. ... 1 1 0 Hart, JohD, Esq 1 1 o P. and W , . , 2 2 0 Rankine and Son, Walker, A. Esq. 110 Harvey, Alex. Esq. .110 Macphereon,H.S.Esq. J 1 0 Messrs. James.... 110 Walker & Co. Messrs. Harvie and M'Gavin, Mann, Byars, and Reid and Son, Messrs. Co Messrs I 1 0 Watson,Andrew,Esq. 110 Henderson and Co. Mann, Thomas, Esq. 110 Rettrawisch, C. Esq.. 220 Watson and Smith, Messrs. Patrick... 220 Maquet and Clauas, Biotoul Peter, Son, Messrs. James.,.. 220 Henderson aud Sons, and Co. Messrs.... 110Watson, and Co. Messrs. W - 10 6 Martin, Turner, and Eitchie, Jas. & Co. Messrs. James .... 1 1 0 Henderson, Bros... . 220 Messrs 1 1 0 Watson Bros .... 1 1 o Henderson, Messrs. Mason, Stephen, and Robertson & Baxter, Watson, William W. D and W 220 Co Messrs 1 1 0 Esq 110 Hendry and Co. Mathison and Co. Robertson and Co, White, Messrs..) ames Messrs. A. and S. . 2 2 0 Messrs. Donald. .. 110 Messrs. John .... 2 0 0 HonldswoTVh and Co. Millar & Son, Messrs. Robertson, Messrs. Wilkie, John, Esq... - 10 6 Messrs. John 220 John 1 1 0 L. and R. H 1 1 0 Wilkie, Wm.Esq. .. 1 1 0 Howat, Messrs, D. J. Miller & Co.Messrs.G. 2 2 0 Robinows and Mar- Williamson, T. Esq. 110 & Co ...... 1 I 0 MHier,Higgii)r)Otbam, joribanks, Messrs. 1 1 o Wilson, Matheson, & Howden and Co. and Co. Messrs.... 110 Rodger, Alex. Esq... I 1 0 Co. Messrs.,... . 1 1 *0 Messrs. James .... 1 1 0 Jfirrtees, Talk and Rodger, James, Esq. 1 1 o Wilson and Son, Watson, Messrs... 2 1 « Rodger, Mrs 110 Hutcbeson and Co. Mitchell, Kelson 110 .Rose, Murison, and Wingate, and Co. Messrs. David 220 Mitchell, Watson, Thomson, Messrs. 110 Messrs. Thomas ..110 Hutchison, Messrs. and Winfc, Messrs. 220 Boss & Co. Messrs. WotherspoonandCo. Mitchells, Cowan, & \V 110 Inglia & Wakefield, Johnstone, Messrs. I I 0 Eoss, J. Jan. Esq. .220 Wright & Co. Messrs. Moncrieff, Paterson, Kussell, Miss J. G. . 1 1 0 Isglis, Messrs. A. Forbes, and Barr, Sandeman and Co. Wright, Johnstone, and Mackenzie, Irvine & Co. Messrs. Moore, Taggart, and Scott, Messrs. James Messrs 2 2 0 Samuel ...... 1 1 0 Co. Messrs 1 1 0 Wylie and Lochhead JacKB-N.Esq 110 Morrison.Adan), Esq. 110 SeIigmann,H.L.Esq. 110 Jackson, John, Esq. - 10 6 Muir & Sons, Messrs. Sftmple, M°Lean, & young & Co. Messrs. Jackson, R. Esq...., 1 l 0 Beid, Messrs 1 1 0 Hew . . . 110 Jaraieson,R.Jua.Esq. 1 1 o Muirhead and Son, Simpson and. Co. Young & Co. Messrs. Kelly & Co. Messrs.. 110 Messrs J 1 1 0 Messrs. P. 2 2 0 Kelso, James, Esq. .110 Muncie & Co. Messrs. Simpson, Hunter, Kerr, Anderson and Geo 110 & Young, Messrs.. 110 Total 388 4 6 Murdoch and Co. Singleton & Dunn, Kerr, Newton, & Co. * Messrs..-. 110 M'Clure, Jfaismith, Skinner and Co. Donations. Kitlstou* Co. Messrs. Brodie & Macfar- Messrs. Thomas ..33 0 Legacy from Trustees A Gv ...... 2 2 0 lane, Messrs, 1 1 0 Sloane & Co. Messrs. of the late James KMston & Sons, Win. Napier and M'Intyre, William 2 2 0 Bryce, Esq., of Messrs 116 Smith, John, Esq. . . - 10 B Alexandria, £1W> King, John, Esq. ... 1 1 0 Napier and Sons, Smith & Co. Messrs. subject to Legacy Laing & Co, Messrs. Messrs. Robert ...2 2 0 A. and W - 10 6 J. 1 1 0 Heilson andMaxwell, Smith and Sharp, Association of 0nder- Laird, Alex. A. & Co. 1 1 0 Langlands and Sons, Neilson, Shaw, and Smith and Sons, Renfleld Free Chnrch Mcssre-M 110 Macgregor, Messrs. 310 Messrs. George ... 2 2 0 Sabbath Schools, Lawson, J. Esq - 10 6 Neilson & Co. Messrs. 220 Smith and WeUstood, perA.J.Eilpatrick- 11 2 Lecfcy, F. B. Esq.... 110 Nisbet.Messrs.A.&J. 110 Messrs I I 0 Anderson Sabbath Leister, Bock, and Co. Okell & Co. Messrs. .110 Snodgrass, Messrs. J. Morning Class 100 Orr, James B. Esq... 1 1 0 andR. 110 George Smith, Esq. .300 Liepmann, Lehmann, Owners of Barque Steel, Coulson, and Mr*ir & Co - 10 0 and Co. Messrs. ... 1 1 0 •fane Ure, per Co Messrs. ..110 Interest on Bank Lietke & Co. Messrs. 110 Messrs, Browne & Stephen and Son, liorimer and Moyes, Messrs. Alexander 220 Messrs. 2 2 0 Do. Annie, per do. - 5 0 Stevenson, J. Esq. ..220 Total Dons 116 1 0 liomsden and Son, Do, Eliza, Campbell, Stewart and Co. Total Subs. ...388 4 6 Messrs. James ... 2 2 0 per do. - 5 0 Messrs. John 110 Lumsden, Geo. Esq.. 220 Do. Isalidla Ure, Stewart & M'Donald, M'Arthur Brothers, per do. - 5 0 £604 5 6 Do. Jessie, per do. - 5 0 Stewart, R 1 1 0 M-Call and SOD, Do. Maggie Jirotm, Stirling and Sons, Messrs. James.... 110 per do. - 5 0 Messrs. William.. 220 M'Co»-an,David,Esq. 110 Do. Martha Jieid, Stonelaw Colliery. ..110 Macdonald, Hood, & per do. - 5 0 Summerlee Iron Co.. 2 2 0 Do. Mary, per do. - 5 * Taylor and Sons, M'Dowall, Steven, Do. Minnie Graham, Messrs. Henry 110 and Co. Messrs.... 2 2 0 per do. - 5 0 Taylor, Laughland, M'Ewan, Stevenson, Potter, Lewis, & Co.. 1 1 0 and Co. Messrs.... 110 and Leask, Messrs. 110 Paisley, Jardine, and Taylor, Messrs. E. Ht'nltrtjgofosijttt. Macferlane, Walter, Co Messrs 110 andR 110 tc Co. Messrs 2 2 0 Paterson and Son, Teacher and Sons, KIRKLISTON M'FarlSDe, Jas. Sen. Messrs Wm ... 1 1 0 Messrs. William.. 220 BRANCH. Esq 1 1 o Paterson, Andrew, Templeton and Co. McGeorge, Gowan, & Esq 110 Messrs. James.. .. 2 2 0 President— Galloway 1 1 0 Paton and Grant, Tennant and Co. ECT. J. C. Baess. MWregor, Alex. Esq. 110 Messrs. Charles. ..330 Honorary Secretary- Mackenzie, Aitken, Penny, D.J. Esq.... 110 Thomson, Messrs, J. Mr. C. McDOKAlD. Pirrie, Foote, and Co. andG. 110 Mackenzie, Gardener, Train & Co. Messrs. Annual £tto£crtpttong. and Alexander, Pitkethly, Jas. Esq. 1 1 0 Thomas 2 2 0 £ . s. d. Raalt, Behrens 8t Co. 1 1 0 Turnbutl, A, H. Esq. - 10 0 Burns Mrs. B - 10 0 Mackinnon and Co. Raebnrn, James, Esq. 110 Tumbull and Co. Dudgeon, George, Esq.- 5 0 Messrs. William.. 220 Ralston, Goodwin & Messrs - 10 6 Duncan, Miss M. . . . 1 0 0 M'Laren, Sons, & Co. Co. Messrs. ... .1 1 G Turnbull and Co. Duncan, Miss ...... 1 0 o Messrs. William.. 110 Ramsay. John, Esq., - 10 0 Messrs. Gregor ... 2 2 0 Hog, T. A. Esq - 10 0 358 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 15, 1875. £. s. d. £. *. d. £. s. d. Hunter, W. B. Esq.. 100 Mackenzie. Donald, Walker and Co. Stewart and Co. Esq - 10 6 Iftenfrefoslwe, Messrs. John 2 2 0 j Messrs. J no -10 0 Matheson, Sir James, Sams under 5s - 19 0 Bart 100 GREENOCK Total 64 8 0 Morison,JohnM.Ksq. - 10 6 BRANCH. Total £$ 14 0 Munro, Donald, Esq. - 10 6 Donations, Buss, William, Esq.. - 1 6 Chairman— Russell, M, Esq. - 5 0 John Lyle . . - 10 0 Smith, Kenneth, Esq. - 10 6 JAMES STEWABT, Esq. Pillar Boxes 5 18 9 Sums under 5s - lt> 0 St. John's Lodge, &C. 3 3 0 Coll. Box at Custom E. MAXWELL, Esq., H.M.'s Total Dons 9 11 9 Customs. Total Subs 64 8 0 Annual Subscriptions. £53 19 9 £. s. d. FOUNDED IS 1824.—SUPPORTBD SOLELY SY VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS. PATBONESS. HBB MOST OBAC1OU8 MAJESTJ THB QCBBN. VICE-PATRON. HIS RQYAI. HIGHNESS THE PRINCE OP WALES, K.». PEESIDENT. HIS GRACE THK DUKE OP NORTHUMBERLAND, P.C., D.O.L. VICE-PBESIDEHTS. His Grace the ARCHBISHOP of CANTERBURY, P.R.S. THOMAS CHAPMAN, Esq., F.K.S., Chairman of Lloyd's His Grace the DUKE ol ARGYLL, K.T., F.R.S. Register. The Most Noble the MAF.QUIS of CHOLMONDELEY. EDWARD BIKKBECK. Esq. The Right Hon. the EAHL RUSSELL, K..G. Colonel TALBOT CLIFTON. The Right Hon. the EARL OF LEICESTER, K,G. B. W. COOKB, Esq., R.A., P.R.S. The Highi Hon. !/>ED HATHERLEY, F.R.S. Capt. NICHOLAS DE ST. Oaoix, H.C.S. The Right Hon. LORD ROBARTES. W. R. BARTON, Esq. The Right Hon. LORD HAMPTON, (J.C.B., F.B.S. GEORGE LTALL, Esq., Late Governor of the Bank of Eng- The Right Hon. STEPHEN CAVE. Mf. land. Vlce-AQmiral Sir GKOROB BROKE-MIDDLETON, Bart., C.B. T. B. POTTER, Esq., M.P. Sir BIWAKO <}. L. PERROTT, But. KOBEKT VVBirwoaiH, Esq. COMM1TTKE OF MANAGEMENT. THOMAS CHAPMAN, Esq., P.R.S.. Y.P., (^airman. GEORGE LTALL, Esq., F./*,, Deputy C'Aoirwum. The Marquis of CHOLMONDBLET, V.P. Sir FRANCIS Born OCTRAM, Bart. The Right Hon. STEPHEN OAVE, M.P., V.P. Lord ALFRED H. PAOET. Captain Sir P. ARROW, Deputy Master of the Trinity Honge. Colonel GEORGE PALME&. Sir WILLIAM R. CLAYTON, Bart. GEORGE PALMER, Esq. Colonef FtTz-fior CLA rroy. The EAKL PERCY, M.P. Captain NICHOLAS DB ST.CROIX, H.C.S., V.P. [Admiralty. Sir EDWARD TSTJSTEES. THOMAS CHAPMAN, Esq.,F.B.S., F.P. GEORGE LYALL, Esq., V.P. The Right Hon. STEPITES CAVE, M.P., V.P. BANKEBS—Messrs. WILLIS, PEBCIVAL, and Co., 76 Lombard Street. TREASURER—HEHRT WILLIS, Esq. AUDITOE—SAHOSI. LOVELOCK, Esq., Public Accountant, P.IJLL. HON. ABCHITECT—C. H. COOKE, Esq., FJJ.I.B.A. HON. SOLICITOES—Messrs. CLAYTOM and SON. BECKETAfiY—RioHABn LEWIS, of the Inner Temple, Esq., Barrlster-at-Law. Life-boat Inspector—Capt. J. R. WARD, B.N. Assistant life-boat Inspectors—Capt. DAVID ROBERTSON, K.N., and Capt. C. GBATT Josus, R.N. The object of this Institution, as declared in Its title, Is to afford assistance to every shipwrecked person around the The chief means by which the Society hopes to carry this object into effect are:— To bnlld, station, and maintain In repair, Life-boats of the most perfect description; to famish them with all necessary Appurtenances, including Houses to preserve them in, and Carriages for their conveyance to the spots wnete their Services are called for; and further, to provide, through the Instrumentality of Local Committees, for their proper Management and the occasional Exercise of their Crews. To confer Honorary Rewards in tie form of Medals and Votes of Thanks, and also to make liberal grants of money to all persons who, at tne risk of their own lives, save, or attempt to save, those of others on board vessels wrecked, or hi distress upon any part of the Coasts of the United Kingdom. ' AB an index of the necessity for the provision of such a machinery as the above, it may be stated-that the average loss of lives from shipwreck annually on the shores of the United Kingdom is too. Donations and Annual Subscriptions will be thankfully received Dy Messrs. WILLIS, PERCIVAL, and Co., 76 Lombard- street; .Messrs. CODTTS and Co., 59 Strand; Messrs. HEEBIES, FAEQDHAE, and Co., 16 St. James's street, London- by all the other London and Country Bankers; by the several Metropolttaa Army and Navy Agents; and by the Secretary atthe Office of the iBsIitntion, 14 Joas SIBBBT, ADZLFHI, London— W.t). May, 18J5. LONDON: FtiiHTED BX WILLIAM CLOWES AND SONS, &TAMFOIO> STBELT AND STAKING CKOSS. Oct. 21.—At 6.15 A.M. the paddle vessel, by the wind rising rapidly to storm j steamer Chwsan was wrecked on the Crenan strength. The yawl then threw out urgent Hock, close to the entrance of Ardrossan, signals for Life-boat assistance, being for which harbour she was making, in the herself unable to approach the wreck on hope of gaining shelter from the fury of & account of the heavy sea. This was about heavy westerly gale. The steamer had left 3 P.M., and the Life-boat Botton, stationed Waterford on the 19th Oct. for Glasgow. at Kessingland, was at once launched to The disaster being immediately ob- render aid. She succeeded in getting to served from the shore, a harbour, steam- the stranded brig, and removed the 10 men tug was ordered out, and at 6.45 A.M. pro- whose lives were imperilled. Very soon ceeded to the wreck, and, approaching as afterwards the brig drove into deep closely as it was possible, saved 9 persons water and foundered. The Life-boat did by lines thrown out to people floating in not regain the shore till 7 P.M., long before the water or on pieces of wreck. which the wind had increased to a heavy About the same time the Life-boat Fair storm.-—Expense of service, 172. 19*. Maid of Perth, fully manned, was launched ; Oct. 17.—At 10.30 P.M., during a thick but, notwithstanding persistent efforts on fog, with a fresh breeze and heavy ground the part of the crew, up to 8.15 had failed swell, the Spanish brig Hermoso Habanera, to force its way against the storm, which bound from Cuba to Bremen, was wrecked is represented on all hands as having been on Henry's Ledge on the south side of the of exceptional violence. About this time Isle of Wight. The vessel soon after (8.15) the steam-tug, being unable to do sinking to the top of her bulwarks, the j any more good by herself, returned into crew, consisting of 9 persons, took to their port, and, taking the Life-boat in tow, boat, and, using the wreck as a break- again returned to the vicinity of the water, rode under its lee—being deterred wreck. The latter having got sufficiently from attempting to land by the magnitude to windward, slipped from the steam- of the breakers. About 2 A.M. the wreck tug, let go her own anchor, and veered was discovered by the Coastguard and the down close enough to the wreck of the alarm given. The Life-boat George and Ckusan to rescue all those of her crew Anne, stationed at Brooke, was got to the who still clung to the wreck; and these, water's side as speedily as possible, and at to the number of 6 persons, were safely 4 A.M. successfully launched through a landed by 9.15 A.M.—Expense of service, heavy surf, and succeeded in bringing 11.10s. safely on shore the whole of the ship- . Oct. 21.—The crew of the Girvan Life- wrecked crew.—Expense of service, 21Z. Is. boat having, by means of lines thrown Oct. 21.—At noon, a vessel, riding hea- from the rocks, established a communica- vily to her anchors, in a moderate on-shore tion with the brig Uncas, of Skavanger, gale off Clovelly, showed a signal of dis- Norway, which was wrecked during a tress, and thereupon the Glovelly Life- heavy storm, half a mile north of Girvan boat Alexander and Matilda Boftefeur pier, were able to send off to the crew of was launched through, a heavy se», and the stranded vessel their life-belts, and proceeded to her assistance, the crew of the 8 shipwrecked persons, putting on the Life-boat having to row a considerable these, were hauled safely ashore by the distance against the gale. On arriving lines sent off by the Life-boat men.—Ex- alongside the distressed vessel, she was pense of service, 71. 7s. found to be the brigantine Elizabeth, of Oct. 21.—The schooner Moir, of Port- Kingstown, from Milford, and bound to soy, being observed from the Fraserburgh Truro; she was leaking badly, and from Life-boat station rounding Kinnaird's the seas breaking incessantly over her, Head during a violent north-westerly 15,1875.] THE LIFE-BOAT. 259 storm, with sails split, and in an unma- , Glenville, also ashore on the Barnard nageable state, the Life-boat Charlotte was Sands, and, having boarded her, assisted launched to her assistance, and she suc- her crew to drive her off the Sands; which ceeded in boarding the disabled vessel, and important service being effected, they fur- rescuing from imminent destruction her ther assisted a steam-tug to take her in crew of 4 men. The Life-boat, unable to tow and carry her into port. The Glen- regain the harbour, was beached. From mile belonged to London, and was bound the unusually severe character of the from Sunderland to Messina. She carried storm, this service was of a highly meri- a crew of 10 persona—Expense of service, torious character. The Moir was from 111. Ws. Portsoy, bound to Newcastle.—Expense of Oct. 21.—The schooner Dttnrobin, of service, 17?. 4s. Wick, bound from Leith to Wick, was Oct. 21.—During a heavy gate at N.W. observed from, the Peterhead Life-boat the brigantine Le Libral, of Colchester, ^station to come to an. anchor off that place from Pool, and bound to Wisbeaeh, "was in a disabled state, and with a signal of wrecked on the Woolpack Sands. This distress flying. It was blowing a strong being observed from the Htmstanton sta- gale from the north at the time. A shore- tion, about 8.30 A.M. the Life-boat Licensed boat having attempted, •without success, Victualler proceeded to her assistance, and to reach the distressed vessel, the Life- about 11 A.M. succeeded in getting close boat People's Journal, No. 1, was launched, enough to the wreck to rescue from it the and brought the crew of the Dunrolin, 6 crew of 5 persons. Very shortly after- in number, safely on shore.—Expense of wards Le Libral went to pieces. The service, 6Z. 15s. heavy breakers on the sands tried the en- Oct. 21.—The hrigantine Belle Star, of durance of the Life-boat's crew severely Yarmouth, U.S., bound from Londonderry when forcing their boat off shore after to Troon, went ashore to leeward of Troon launching.—Expense of service, 81. 11s. Harbour during a strong gale at N.W., in Oct. 21.—Shortly after noon the brigan- consequence of missing the harbour's tine Emma Eden, of Guernsey, bound from mouth, for which she was running. The Newcastle to Guernsey, went ashore near Belle Star having hoisted a signal of dis- Benacre Point, during a strong gale at tress, the Life-boat Mary Sinclair was W.S.W. The No. 2 Kessingland Life-boat launched to her assistance, and succeeded Grace and Latty of Broad Oak went to her as- in removing 5 of the crew, who wished to sistance on observing her hoist the ensign abandon the ship; these men the Life-boat union down. On arriving alongside the conveyed to the shore in safety. The Emma Eden, the master expressed a hope master, mate, and steward kept by their of getting her off, as she was not leaking ship, however, considering there was no much, whereupon the Life-boat's crew immediate danger.—Expense of service, boarded her, made sail, and drove her off 15Z. 2s. into deep water. Contrary to the expecta- Oct. 22.—The Life-boat Charlotte, sta- tions of'the master, however, the vessel tioned at Fraserburgh, succeeded in saving had no sooner got sufficient depth of water the crew of 3 persons from the ketch Urick, than she filled and foundered, the men on of Dunbar, which was bound from that board her having only just time enough to place to Wick, and went ashore on the escape by the Life-boat. The rescued crew Fraserburgh Sands daring a heavy gale consisted of 6 persons.—Expense of ser- from W.N.W. Before she had actually vice 10?. 10s. touched the sands, and when dragging Oct. 21.—The Southwold No. 1 Life- rapidly towards them with her solitary •boat the London Coal Exchange, rescued the remaining anchor, the Life-boat succeeded crew of 5 persons from the schooner Pan- in boarding her, and in conveying in safety dora, of Portsmouth, bound from Hartle- to the shore her crew. This service was ftwol to Portsmouth, which was lost on the one of considerable peril, and its success- fBarnard Sands during a heavy S.W. gale. ful accomplishment was greeted by the iWithin ten minutes of the time the Life- hearty plaudits of the Fraserburgh people. Iboat embarked these men not a vestige of —Expense of service, 141. 2s. Gd. |the wreck was to be seen. As soon as the Oct. 22.—The brig Indien, of Bordeaux, {•Life-boat was clear of the Pandora, she bound from Newcastle to that port, was ianade her way to the three-masted schooner driven ashore, during a gale of wind from 260 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 15,1875,' the N.W. to the west-ward of Wells Har- port. The Amelia, had got on the roek; bour, Norfolk. On perceiving the cata- in foggy but moderate weather; she was strophe, the Penny ^Readings Life-boat j bound from Liverpool to Cardiff.—Expense Eliza Adams was launched to her assist- < of service, 71. 14s. ance, and through a heavy sea succeeded i Oct. 30.—The French lugger, Yille det in reaching the vessel. The master of the Oouets, of Nantes, got ashore off No. 1 Indian, however, now secure of the lives [ Battery, Dungeness, during a moderate of his men, continued for eight hours to east wind in the middle of the night. use his utmost exertions to save the ship; j Her signals of distress being observed, but at 3 P.M. the vessel haying 7 feet of; the Life-boat David IFulett, of the Lydd water in her hold, and further attempts : station, proceeded to her assistance; on in that direction being useless, he con- ; reaching the stranded vessel 3 of her sented to abandon her. He and ^his crew at once jumped into the Life-boat crew, to the number of 6 persons, were and were conveyed to the shore, but the then with great difficulty embarked by the master and remaining men decided to Life-boat, and conveyed into port. The remain by the vessel, as the tide was Life-boat was ten hours out on this ser- rising and the sea had (now ,1 A.M.) vice. The crew of the vessel consisted of moderated. Eventually, when the tide 6 men.—Expense of service, 13Z. 17s. &d. flowed, a steam-tug got the vessel off Oct. 25.—The crew of 5 men were saved again.—Expense of service, 151. from the schooner Active, of Montrose, Nov. 2.—It being a very dark night, bound from Sunderland to that port, by with heavy ground swell, but weather the Montrose No. 1 Life-boat Mincing Lane. moderate, the screw steamer Anglia, of Dun- The Active was lost on the north side of dee, bound from London to Dundee, went the Annat Bank during a gale from the ashore on some rocks south of Coquet S.S.B., accompanied by a very heavy sea. Island. As soon as this was observed The Life-boat was launchedabout 6.30A.M., from the Hauxley Life-boat station the and succeeded in getting near enough to Life-boat Algernon and Eleanor went to the wreck to commence embarking her her assistance, and, after receiving con- crew a short time afterwards; but the siderable damage alongside the stranded cross sea and tide rendered the whole vessel, brought her passengers, 13 in operation tedious and perilous in the ex- number, to the shore. The crew of the treme, and it was only after twenty at- Anglia remained by their vessel all night, tempts to get near enough, without de- and the next morning she was got afloat stroying their own boat, that the crew of again by the aid of a steam-tug.—Expense the Mincing Lane contrived to get on ( of service, 21?. board all the men of the -wreck. TJlti- i Nov. 5.—Voted 14=81 2s. 6<*. to pay the mately, however, the whole of them were : expenses of the New Brighton No. 1, safely embarked and conveyed into har- I Brighstone Grange, Carnsore, Kingsdowne, hour.—Expense of service, 20?. Is. 6d. Lowestoft No. 1, Pakefield No. 1, Penarth, Oct. 25.—The Walmer Life-boat Cm- \ Orme's Head, and Peterhead Life-boats, turion. was launched at 6 A.M., in reply in either assembling the crews or launch- to signals of distress made by the schooner ing in reply to signals of distress from Mary Ann, of St. Ives, which was ashore vessels not ultimately needing the aid of on the Goodwin Sands. She was bound the Life-boats. from Honfleur to Leith, and had stranded Nov. 9.—Soon after 9 P.M. the screw during a strong breeze at W.S.W. The steamer Richmond, of Aberdeen, bound from Life-boat's crew, having boarded the vessel, Sunderland to Burghead, was wrecked succeeded in getting her afloat again, and, two miles west of Lossiemouth, during a notwithstanding the quantity of water fresh gale at N.W., accompanied by thick she was making, carried her and her crew weather and heavy rain squalls. The of 6 men into Ramsgate Harbour. Life-boat JBristol and Clifton, which is Oct. 28.—The Milford Life-boat Katha- stationed at Lossiemouth, was conveyed rine proceeded to the barque Amelia, of over some four miles of rough ground to Liverpool, ashore on the Cow Kock, off the waterside with such speed as the Swinney Head, and, on the vessel becom- horses were able with safety to maintain ing a total wreck, removed the crew of in so dark a night. At 10.30 P.M. the Life- 8 persons from her and carried them into boat succeeded in reaching the stranded MAY 15,1875.] THE LIFE-BOAT. 261 vessel and taking from her the owner of cate him. The second coxswain of the the cargo (who happened to be on board), Life-boat, JOHN GOBDON, very nobly volun- the master, and crew, in all 10 persons, teered to remain by the sufferer, and, who regained the shore in safety about going on board the wreck, was employed midnight.—Expense of service, 2(M. 7s. all the remainder of the night in sawing NOT. 12.—At daybreak the Filey Life- through the log of timber. In the mean- boat Hotton was launched through a heavy time the Life-boat had safely landed the surf, and with difficulty, from the Filey remainder of the crew. Soon after day- strand, and brought ashore the crew of 5 break the gale moderated, and GOBDON men from the schooner Comma, of Whitby, and the wounded man were also got safely bound from Deal to Shields. The vessel, ashore.—Expense of service, 162. Is. at anchor in Filey Bay, in a strong breeze Nov. 30.—At 10 A.M. the Life-boat Al- on shore, found herself leaking badly and bert Edward, stationed at Padstow, rescued dragging her anchors, and she thereupon the crew of 5 men from the schooner hoisted a signal of distress, slipped her Euldah, of Waterford, bound from South- cable, and ran ashore. On observing ampton to Cardiff. She had become dis- this, the Life-boat was launched and was abled, from loss of sails, whilst encoun- successful as above stated.—Expense of tering a strong gale which was blowing service, 111. from N.N.W., and bore up for Padstow, Nov. 27,—The crews of tiro vessels, in but, while entering that harbour, was all 9 persons, were saved by the Life-boat forced too far to leeward, and let go her Two Sisters, stationed at Bamsey, Isle of anchors on tke edge of Doom Bar, in Man, during the night of this day. It which position, the ebb tide keeping her •was blowing a fresh gale at S.S.E., with broadside on to the gale, a tremendous rain and thick weather. sea broke over her. The Life-boat at once The first rescue was effected from the dashed out and rescued the crew, 5 in yacht Maria, of Preston, about 8 P.M., that number; and a short time afterwards the vessel being at anchor a quarter of a mile schooner, dragging her anchors to the lee north-east of N. pier, and expecting to go side of the bay, went to pieces.—Expense ashore or go down at her anchor. Her of service, 61. 18s. crew of 6 men were taken on board the Dec. 2.—-At 5 A.M. signals of distress Life-boat, •which, then returned to the were exhibited from the island called shore at about 8.30 P.M., after an arduous Ireland's Eye; and as it was blowing service of two hours. Having landed the a gale from the N. at the time, it was rescued seamen, the Life-boat fortunately conjectured at Howth, where the signals remained afloat, and at 10.30 she again were observed, that a wreck had occurred •went out through a heavy sea to the there. Accordingly the Howth Life-boat smack Laurel, of Castletown, bound from Clara Baker was launched, and, having Douglas to Bamsey, which vessel showed succeeded in gaining the island, it was signals of distress and subsequently be- found by her crew that the signals were came a total wreck. The crew of 3 men exhibited by a man who bad been de- were landed about 1 A.M. by the Life-boat, tained on the island two days without which performed this most arduous service food, and who was unable to regain the in a very praiseworthy manner,—Expense mainland in his small boat on account of services, 36Z. 12s. 6d. of the violence of the weather. The Life- Nov. 29.—The brigantine Donna Maria, boat landed the man at Howth about of Belfast, bound from Liverpool to Bel- 9 A.M.—Expense of service, 13?. 5s. fast, was wrecked in Dundrum Bay during Dec. 3.—Voted IQ6L 13*. 5d. to pay a strong gale from the S.E., accompanied the expenses of the Falmouth, New by a heavy sea. The wreck took place Komney, Llanddwyn, Kingsdowne, New in the middle of the nigW, and as soon Brighton, Peterhead, Padstow, New Quay as the crew could be assembled, the Ty- (Cornwall), Walmer, St. Ives, Whitby No. 1, retta Life-boat launched and succeeded in Kingsgate, Hayle, Hornsea, Scarborough, reaching the wreck, from which she took and Winchelsea Life-boats in assembling 5 persons. It then appeared that there the crews or launching in reply to sig- was a sixth man on board, but so wedged nals of distress to the asssitance of vessels in by a log of timber, which had fallen on not ultimately requiring help. his leg, that it WAS impossible to extri- Dec. 7. — At 4 P,M. during a N.W. 262 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 15,1875. gale the schooner Princess Helena, of boat North Briton, stationed at Donna Fowey, bound from Fowey to Glasgow, Nook. The schooner Kathleen, of Lynn, was wrecked outside the south pier of bound from Eoehester to Goole, being at Ayr Harbour. This happened while the anchor in a dangerous position close to schooner, in a distressed condition, was the North Sand Hale during a gale from endeavouring to enter the harbour. As the N.N.E., bad to cut away her masts, soon as the accident was observed, the and then was expected momentarily to go Ayr Life-boat Glasgow Workman was ashore, in which event all on board must promptly launched, and, her crew forcing have perished. The Life-boat was con- her out of the harbour, she took off from veyed by horses to the most favourable the foundering -vessel the crew of 5 men: spot for launching, and about 9 A.M. the a difficult work, as the sea was sweeping first launch was effected; but so heavy, clean over the schooner. Soon after the were the seas that the effort proved futile, rescue of the crew the wreck disap- and the boat was driven on the beach peared.—Expense of service, 71. again. A second attempt was made, with Dec. 8.—Valuable service was rendered the like result; but the third launch, to the Dutch schooner Carolina, of Am- which took place in the afternoon, was sterdam, bound from Oporto to Truro, by successful; and after having to cross over the Looe Life-boat. That vessel, with the Sand Hale in a tremendous sea on her sails split and generally disabled by the way ashore again, the Life-boat landed heavy W. gale that was raging, came to an the crew of 3 men in safety about 3 P.M.— anchor in a dangerous position off the Expense of service, 28Z. 9s. little port of Looe about 7 at night. The Cleethorpes Life-boat was subse- Thereupon the Life-boat Oxfordshire quently enabled to save the above-named launched, and proceeded to her assistance. vessel. At the request of the captain, who ex- Dec. 9.— The Life-boat Louisa Hall, pected every moment that the vessel would stationed at Guernsey, went out during part her cables or founder, the Life- a heavy gale at N.W. to assist the schooner boat remained by her all night, and by Old Goody, of Whitstable, which had her presence contributed to inspire the broken from her moorings and drifted out sailors with confidence and to preserve of the harbour. She was, fortunately, their ship. The Life-boat was out all able to render important assistance, and, night in very severe weather.—Expense with tine aid of a steam-tug, the vessel of service, 6L 10s. was ultimately carried back into port. Dec. 8.—One man was brought ashore Dec. 9.—The Life-boat Joseph Anstice, from the yacht Ethel, of Dromore, which stationed at North Sunderland, saved the was labouring hard while at anchor crew of 11 men from the barque John daring a strong breeze at S.E., by the George, of Antwerp, bound from Cronstadt Life-boat Edinburgh and S. M. Ballantyne, to Leith, which wag totally lost off Bam- stationed at Port Logan, in Wigtonshire.— burgh Castle. On descrying the barque Expense of service, 9?. 16s. running for the shore before a heavy gale Dec. 9.—The master and crew, in all from the N., with a signal of distress fly- 9 persons, were brought ashore from the ing, the Life-boat was conveyed by horses waterlogged barque Kingsdowne, of South to Bamburgh Sands, and from thence Shields, bound from London to Shields, launched with difficulty through a con- by the Caister No. 2 Life-boat the Boys. siderable surf. The Life-boat then pulled The Kingsdowne exhibited her night sig- to windward against the gale, and veered nals of distress about 7 P.M. whilst riding down on the wreck, which had by that to her anchors in Yarmouth Boads, and time struck the ground. Immediately the Soys had regained the shore with her after striking, all the vessel's masts went crew by 9 P.M. It was blowing a fresh by the board, and the ship began to break breeze from the N.W. at the time, and up, while the sea, which swept over the there was a considerable swell on. The vessel continually, carried off the cap- crew of the Life-boat afterwards assisted tain's son, a young lad. The remainder to save the vessel.—Expense of service, of the crew, however, contrived to main- 16/. tain themselves on the crumbling wreck Dec. 9.—A highly meritorious and gal- tin the Life-boat, with infinite care and lant service was performed by the Life- daeger, on account of the floating wreck- MAY 15,1875.] THE LIFE-BOAT. 263