THE LIFE-BOAT. JOUENAL

OF THE IRo^al National 3Life*Boat Jnstitutlon.

(ISSUED QUABTEBLY.)

VOL. XIV.—No. 156.] MAY 1, 1890. [PBIOE Is.

At the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the EOTAL NATIONAL LIFE- BOAT INSTITUTION, held at Princes' Hall, Piccadilly, on Saturday, 15th day of March, 1890, His Grace The DUKE OF FIFE, K.T., in the Chair, the following Beport of the Committee was read by the Secretary:— to express any opinion as to the success or otherwise of the experiment, and at ANNUAL EEPOBT. present they can only venture to hope 1890. that the great problem as to the efficiency of a Steam Life-boat may soon be solved. THE important -work of the KOYAL Efforts have recently been made to NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT IxsTirtmow has produce an improved transporting car- been actively carried on during the past riage, and when the proposed alterations year, and every effort has been made have been fully tested a large proportion to place the Life-boat service in a of the stations will be supplied with it. yet higher state'of efficiency, either by It has also been decided to still further stationing new Boats on the coast, or by extend the use of the Tipping sand- improving old ones for temporary use plates, which will, it is believed, be the until such time as the Society shall be in means of expediting the launch of many a position to remove them and to substi- of the Life-boats from sandy and soft tute others of a superior type, beaches. have also been taken at many of the stations to improve or add to the facilities Life-boats.—During the year 1889, for launching the boats—in some cases twenty new Life-boats of various sizes at considerable cost —• with a view to were sent to the coast, all of which assistance being rendered to distressed have given complete satisfaction to their vessels with the least possible delay. crews, some of them having already The Steam LifeMboat referred to in the rendered excellent service in saving life; last Annual Beport as about to be built for and in the same period the boats at the Institution, will be ready for service as nineteen other stations were supplied with Bdon as the necessary series of severe tests water ballast tanks and other improve- h»ve been thoroughly carried out. The ments. Never perhaps in the history of Committee fee! that it would be premature the Institution has the confidence of the

XIV.—No. 156.—LIFB-BOJT JOPBHAL,—(2nd ED.) 246 THE LIFE-BOAT. erews in the suitableness of the Life-boats Holyhead Anglesey. for the work they are intended to per- Kingstown . Dublin. Port of Ness Island of Lewis. form been more full and entire than at Queenstown Covk, the present time. Pwllheli. . Carnarvonshire. The following is a list of the stations St. Agnes . Scilly Isles. to which new boats were sent last year:— The Committee have hitherto been enabled to meet the great expenditure Bamburgh . Northumberland. entailed by the building of so many new Blyth No. 2 . . . Do. boats, either by special gifts presented by Bull Bay. . . . Anglesey. kind friends for the purpose, or by means Cresswell . . .. Northum herland. of bequests, and they earnestly hope that Donna Nook Lincolnshire. Fiehguard No. 1 Pembrokeshire. the funds will be provided for the build- Gorleston No. 1. Suffolk. ing and equipping of many other new Haitlepool No. 1 . Durham. boats during the present year. Kingsgate . . . Kent. At the close of 1889 the Institution's Boker .... Durham. fleet consisted of 293 Life-boats, Torquay .... Devonshira Weston-srupei-Mare Somerset. Shipwrecks.—Although the past year SCOTLAND. cannot be considered to have been by Buokie Banffgbire. any means a stormy one, but rather the HTJUB, Caithness-shire. contrary, yet various parts of onr coasts Monttose No. 2 . . . Forfarshire. were visited by strong gales in February, Newbnrgh .... Aberdeenshiie. October and November, in which months Bay ... Do. many important services were rendered IBELASD. by the Life-boats. Of the 1,149 times Balhriggan Co. Dublin, the Life-boats were launched in 1889, Portrosh. „ Antrim. namely 239 times on service and 910 for Wicklow. „ Wicklow. exercise, in addition to 32 occasions on which crews assembled, their services not The position of one of the Appledore ultimately being required, happily only Stations has recently been changed, a new one resulted in the loss of life, the cir- boathouse and slipway having been con- cumstances of which were as follows:— structed at a point which it is thought On the 1st November, soon after 9 A.M., will be more advantageous for the pur- intelligence was received at the Portrush poses of the service. It has been deter- Life-boat station that a schooner was in mined, at the earnest request of the danger in the Skerries Eoad. The crew fishermen and other inhabitants, to return were promptly summoned, and the boat, to Pakefield the large Life-boat which which had only just been placed on the was formerly there, but which for the station, was launched in a N.W. gale and past four years has been stationed at a very heavy sea. No trace could, how- Lowestoft in addition to the other Life- ever, be foncd of the schooner, which as boat already there. The boat will, how- it was subsequently ascertained had ever, be placed in a better position for succeeded in getting out to sea. An launching than before, and a new boat attempt was then made to return to Port- is being built for Lowestoft. The email rush, but this being fotmd impossible, it Life-boat at Southend was removed in was determined to make for Port Ballin- October last, having been replaced by a trae. When nearly there, a difference of superior boat of similar dimensions. opinion arose between the coxswain and New or additional stations are, or will the majority of the crew as to whether it be shortly, in course of formation at:— •would not be better to run for Bush ANNUAL REPORT. 247

Strand, which step was finally agreec Since the fonndation of the Institntion upon. When close in, the sail was in 1824, it has granted rewards for the lowered, the mast taken down, and mos' saving of 34,670 lives as follows : — of the oars got out, the port side pulling In the No. of Lives In tile No. of Lives and the starboard backing so as to bring Year Saved. Tear Saved. 1824 124 1858 427 the boat stern to sea, when an exception 1825 218 1859 499 ally heavy sea struck her on the por 1826 175 1860 455 quarter and capsized her about 10.30 A.M. 1827 163 1861 424 1828 301 1862 574 all the crew being thrown oat with the 1829 463 1863 714 exception of one man. The boat immedi- 1830 372 1864 698 ately righted, but was again capsized, am 18S1 287 1865 714 1832 310 1866 921 again righting was driven towards the 1833 449 1867 1,086 beach, some of the crew holdine on to her. 1834 214 1868 '862 1835 364 1869 1 ,231 others reaching land separately. Unfor- 1836 225 1870 784 tunately these capsizes resulted in the 1837 272 1871 882 loss of three of the crew, including the 1838 456 1872 739 1839 279 1873 668 Chief Officer of the Coast Guard. The 1840 353 1874 713 Committee promptly contributed 600?. to 1841 128 1875 921 1842 276 1876 600 the local fond which was raised for the 1843 236 1877 1,048 benefit of the widows and orphans of the 1844 193 1878 616 drowned Life-boat men. 1845 235 1879 855 1846 134 1880 697 The following table furnishes the ser- 1847 157 1881 1,121 vices rendered by the Life-boats during 1848 123 1882 884 each month of the past year :- 1849 209 1883 955 1P50 470 1884 792 i 1851 230 1885 555 Namber I {ves 1852 773 1886 761 Lives Vessels Saved 1853 678 1887 572 1889. of Life- Saved Saved by boat byLife- by Life- Shore- 1854 355 1888 800 LaUBc'bes. boats. boats. boats. 1855 408 1889 627 1856 473 Total 34,670 January 29 67 1 7 1857 374 February 39 65 3 19 March 20 13 40 In view of this grand record of results, April 13 — 34 May . 12 23 1 13 no other appeal is sorely needed to secure June . 5 15 ready and liberal support from a benevo- July . 4 s 9 August 11 5 1 1 lent Public. September 12 6 30 October . 37 100 —2 18 November 24 72 6 14 Rewards. — The rewards granted by the December 33 61 3 ' 7 Committee during the year 1889 for the Total . . 239 420 17 207 saving of life from shipwrecks or for praiseworthy efforts to do so, and in The best thanks of the Committee as acknowledgment of good services rendered well as of the Public are due to the cox- to the cause, comprised 3 Silver Medals, swains and crews of the Life-boats fot 3 Second Service Clasps, 10 Binocular the admirable manner in which they have Glasses, 1 Aneroid Barometer, 25 Votes of discharged their hazardous duties, their .hanks inscribed on vellum and framed, gallantry being only equalled by their 8 Certificates of Service framed, and smartness and promptness. To the 5,103Z. 11*. including grants to the rela- officers and men of the Coastguard, and ives of Life-boat men who perished in the to the Volunteer Rocket Brigades also, the tischarge of their duty. Committee desire to tender their coidial The Institution had on the 31st Decem- acknowledgment*i for their valuable co- ber last bestowed altogether in rewards, operation. since its establishment in 1824, 97 Gold

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Medals, 1,017 Silver Medals and Clasps, a series of exhaustive experiments with 171 Binocular Glasses, 15 Telescopes, oil, such experiments in the first instance 3 Aneroid Barometers, 1,252 Votes of to be tried in the North Sea during the Thanks inscribed on vellum and framed, operation of "boarding" fish from the 8 Certificates of Service framed, and smacks to the carriers, this probably being 108,0302. in money giants. the best means of testing the value of the experiments. Aneroids.—The demand for the Aneroid With a similar end in view, the Com- Barometers supplied by the Institution mittee decided towards the close of the to fishermen and small coasters at a year to assist a scheme proposed by Mr. greatly reduced charge still continues, HOWEY TAYLOR, a gentleman residing in 79 of these valuable instruments having the North of England, for securing the been sold during the past year to fisher- of fishing cobles by means of air men and 51 to coasters, bringing up the cases so fitted as not to impede the fisher- total furnished by the Committee since men when following their calling, yet at June 1882, when the system was intro- the same time to render the cobles unsink- duced, to 2,844. able. In furtherance of this project, steps have been taken to fit six cobles, at the In February 1889, the Institution pro- cost of the Institution, and it is hoped moted a Bill in the House of Commons to that the results obtained will be of such, amend the Removal of Wrecks Act, 1877, a nature as to justify the Committee in the direction of providing for the in still further assisting a scheme which removal of wrecks in non-navigable-waters there is every reason to hope will be which might prove dangerous to Life-boats of great utility in preventing the sad , and their crews in the performance of their annual loss of life from this class of life-saving duties. This Bill, which was boat. under the special charge of Sir EDWARD BIBKBECK, the Chairman of the Institu- The question of electrical communica- tion, having successfully passed through tion with the Coastguard and Life-boat the various stages in the Lower House, Stations round our coasts is one in went to the House of Lords, and finally which the Institution is deeply interested, became law on the 31st May last. The and the Committee earnestly trust that Removal of Wrecks Act, 1877, Amendment before long the Government—seeing that Act, 1889, was the first Bill carried the matter is urgent and of national im- through Parliament during the year, and portance—may be prevailed upon to adopt the first to which Her Majesty the Queen, the necessary measures to carry out such the Patron of the Institution, affixed her a very desirable system of communica- signature. The passing of this Act has tion. given great satisfaction to the Life-boat crews, and it is believed that its provisions Local Committees. — The Committee will prove most useful. Already some desire to tender to the Local Committees wrecks have been removed under the and their Honorary Secretaries and authority of the Act. Treasurers their grateful thanks for their very important co-operation during the In April last the Committee, with the past year. Their help is at all times view of diminishing the terrible loss of essential, and without it the efficiency of life which takes place each year from the service could not be maintained. fishing vessels on the coasts of the United The best thanks of the Committee are also Kingdom, voted a sum of money for the returned to the Public Press for its con- purpose of co-operating with the National tinued powerful advocacy, the value of Sea Fisheries Association, in carrying out which cannot be overrated. ANNUAL EEPOKT. 249

Finances.—The subscriptions, dona- £. i. d. tions, dividends, etc., for the past year ENQMSH, Misses CHARLOTTE and F. J., Clifton 1,585 9 3 amounted to 42,7001 Is. 8d., including FAITLKNEB. Mrs, ELIZA, Tunhridge 8,249Z. 11s. 2ioke Gar- dens 10,000 - - to 574841. 16*. 1A. Of this amount ELK, C J., Esq., Bromptou . . 500 - - 20,235£ 9s. 9rf. was expended in building 250 THE LIFE-BOAT. and improving Life-boats, on transporting receipt and expenditure has, as usual, Carriages, Life-boat houses, Slipways, been carefully examined, verified and and architects' charges; 20,7612. 4s. 5d. passed by Mr. LOVBLOOK of the firm of on Life-boat stores, Life-belts, Subsidies' Messrs. LOVELOCK, WHIFFIN and DIOKIN- to outlying stations, Branch payments, sojj, 19 Coleman Street, E.G., Chartered Aneroids for Fishermen and Coasters, Accountants. the Store-yard, the Inspectors' Depart- The Committee have hitherto received ment, Experiments, &c.; 11,OHZ. 7s. lOrf. liberal support from the Public in their on Life-boat Coxswains, Signalmen, and efforts to carry on and extend the great Crews for going ont on service, aad for work of the Institution; and while appreci- Life-boat drills, on special rewards and ating the fact that the value of their labours recognition of services, and on grants to has been generally and generously recog- the Eelatives of Life-boat men lost on nized, not only in the United Kingdom, service, medals, &c. but all over the world, they appeal with The balance was expended in miscel- renewed confidence to their fellow-country- laneous charges, including the printing men at large, to enable them not only and publishing of the Life-Boat Journal, the to maintain in efficiency the great life- Annual Eeport and Appeals, in salaries, saving fleet which the anxiety and toil of rent and repair of offices, rates, taxes, many years have produced, but also to coals, housekeeper, advertisements, sta- help them to perpetuate a work which is tionery, postage, &c. Every item of essentially a national one. LIFE-BOAT SERVICES. 251

List of the Services of the Life-boats of the Royal National Life-boat Institution during the year 1889.

Lives Lives Lives saved. saved. saved. Alcedo, steamer, of Bilbao—as- Flamborough fishing cobles—ren- Newbiggin fisbing cobles —re- sisted to save vessel and 21 dered assistance. mained in attendance. Aratus, brigantine, of Teign- Florence, steamer, of Preston 1 Olga, brig, of Ronne 7 month—rendered assistance. Fly, of Preston—put a pilot on Patrick, smack, of Peel 4 ArTc, ketch, of Bridgwater 3 board. Perseverance, smack 4 Arktoto, ship, of Windsor, N.S.— Fortuna, brig, of Riga 1 President HarUtz, barque, of rendered assistance. Gannett, steam trawler, of Gran ton 8 Sandfjord—remained by vtssel. Arnold, schooner, of Copenhagen 5 Garibaldi, lugger, of Grave lines 5 Qiteen of , ketch, of Axel, barque, of Drammea— Glanmire, S.B., of Cork—saved Youghal — landed crew and landed a pilot. vessel and 30 saved vessel 2 Bazar, brig, of Oscarshamn 6 Glynwood, barquentme, of Rhyl Reliance, brigantine, of Wexford 3 Bee, lugger, of Winterton 3 —rendered assistance. Renown, schooner, of Swansea- Birling, s.s., of London—ren- Gorleston boat 1 rendered assistance. dered assistance. Gourdon fishing boat 2 Richard and Francis, sloop, of Blue Bell, trawler, of Plymouth... 4 Gonrdon fishing boats—remained Goole—remained by vessel. Bonnie Lass, schooner, of Wick... 4 in attendance. Ringwood, steamer—rendered as- Border Queen, fishing smack, of Harvest Home, schooner, of Pres- sistance. Annan—remained by vessel. ton 4 Roe Cliff, schooner, of Skene 6 Bonlmer fishing cobles—rendered Infatigable, Swedish barque 11 St. George, ship, of Christlania... 23 assistance. Inveresk, barque, of Liverpool- Staatsrath von Brock, brig, of Brilliant, schooner, of Peel- rendered assistance. Rosteck 9 saved vessel and 4 Isa, schooner, of Inverness 4 Staithes fishing cobles—rendered British Sovereign, fishing boat— Jane, fishing smack, of Annan— assistance. saved vessel and 6 remained by vessel. Star of Hope, schooner, of Wex- Brucklay Castle, barque, of Aber- Jane Kilgour, barque, of Dundee ford—assisted to save vessel and 5 deen—rendered assistance. —saved vessel and 8 Sylph, schooner, of Beaumaris ... 6 Carl Rosinius, brigantine, of Janet, brig, of Peterhead 8 Terlings, s.s., of London 16 Haugesnnd 10 Jannett and Jane, schooner, of Thomas, schooner, of Liverpool- Cerdic, B.S., of Newcastle-on-Tyne Carnarvon — assisted to save rendered assistance. —rendered assistance. vessel and 3 Topsy, cutter, of Torquay—saved Ceres, schooner, of Carnarvon— Lady AiUa, s.s., of London—ren- vessel and 3 rendered assistance. dered assistance. Velin-helii schooner, of Carnarvon Charles, brigantine, of Great Yar- Lady JEglington, s.s., of Cardiff- —remained by vessel. • ,_ mouth—saved vessel and 6 saved vessel and 13 Verbena, lugger, of Lowestoft 8 Charles Elisa, schooner, of Paim- Lady Catherine, s.s., of Sunder- Viscoivntess, B.S., of Aberdeen— pol—assisted to save vessel and 6 land 18 r* mained by vessel. Clutha, s.s., of Middlesbrough— Lark, smack, of Portmadoc—re- Volunteer, boat, of Ramsey, I.M. rendered assistance. mained by vessel. —rendered assistance. Colridge, s.s., of Exeter—landed Lee, s.s., of Cork—remained by Wave, ketch, of Gloucester—ren- a pilot. vessel and saved 13 dered assistance. Contrast, smack, of Scarborough 6 Linnet, dandy, of Lowestoft 6 William Jones, schooner, of Car- Cordoba, steamer, of Havre—re- Londesborough, brig, of Favers- narvon 4 mained by vessel. ham 6 William Maskill, schooner, of Cwm Avon, schooner, of Swansea 4 Lymington, schooner, of Harwich 6 Goole 4 DeJcar, schooner, of Hull 4 Jdadryn, schooner, of Carnarvon Dorothy Watson, schooner, of —saved vessel and 3 Korth Shields 5 Maggie, schooner, of Ardrossan— Lives saved by Life-boats in Dronning Sophie, barque 11 assisted to save vessel and 5 1889, in addition to 17 vessels 420 Do. —rendered assistance. Malta, s.s., of Glasgow—rendered During the same period the Edvard, galliot, of Sbonevig— assistance and saved 7 Institution granted rewards saved vessel and 2 Mandalay, barque, of Glasgow— for saving lives by fishing Effort, smack, of Berwick 2 assisted to save vessel and 16 and other boats 207 Ellen and Ann, dandy, of Liver- Mary, schooner, of Montrose 6 pool 4 Minerva, ketch, of Bridgwater ... 3 Ellizer, Norwegian barque—re- Minnie JSlkin, schooner, of Car- Number saved in 1889 627 mained by vessel. narvon—saved vessel and 6 Enterprise, schooner, of Dublin... 4 Mitford, barque, of Newcastle- Total of Lives saved since Ethd, schooner, of Faversham ... 6 land ed 2 men. Ferryden fishing boats—remained Montrose fishing boats—remained the establishment of the in attendance. in attendance. Institution in 1324.-34J670

n should fo specially noted that the Life-boat crews, excepting when remunerated by the owners of vessels for property salvage services, are paid by the Institution for their efforts, whether successfvl or not, in saving life. 252 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1890.

EESOLUTIONS PASSED AT THE ANNUAL MEETING FOB 1890.

His GBACE THE DUKE OP FIFE, K.T., or THE Com. Moved by His Grace The DUKE receive from the Local Honorary OF FIFE, K.T. Secretaries, Treasurers and Com- mittees. Seconded by The Right Hon. LORD SALTOUN.

Moved by The Eight Hon. The 1. That the Report now read be EABL of CALEDON. adopted, printed and circulated. Seconded by Admiral The Eight Hon. The EAEL CLAN- WILLIAM, K.C.B., K.C.M.G.

Moved by The Most Hon. The MARQUIS OF ORMONDE, KP. 3. That the following Noblemen and Gentlemen be the Officers of the Seconded by THOMAS SUTHER- Institution for the year:— LAND, Esq., M.P., Chairman ( Vide next page for this list.) of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company.

Moved by Sir EDWARD BIEK- 2. That this Meeting, fully appre- BEOK, Bart., M.P., Y.P. ciating and recognizing the great importance of the services rendered Seconded by Colonel FITZBOY by the EOYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT CLAYTON, V.P. INSTITUTION in saving life, desires to record its admiration at the bravery exhibited by the Life-boat Coxswains 4. That the best thanks of this and Crews in the discharge of their Meeting be tendered to His Grace hazardous duties during the past The DUKE OP FIFE, K.T., for his year, and at the same time to ac- kindness in presiding over this the knowledge most cordially the very sixty-sixth Annual Meeting of the valuable and generous co-operation EOYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT IUSTI- which the Institution continues to TUTION. MAY 1, 1890.] OFFICEBS. 253 ROYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, For the Preservation of Life from Shipwreck. (Incorporated by .)

FOUNDED IK 1824.—SUPPORTED SOLELY BY VOUJ1JTABY COHTRIBOTION8. PATBON. ftcr iffltost ®tactoufS ittajesfto tijt ©uccn. VICE-PATBOirS. HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE OP WALES, K.G. HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCESS OF WALES. Admiral HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THK DCTKE OP EDINBURGH, K.O. Lieut HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCE GEORGE OF WALES, E.N, KG. PBESIDENT. HIS GRACE THE DUKE OF NORTHUMBERLAND, K.&. VICE-PBESIDENTS. His Grace the ARCHBISHOP or CANTERBT/BY. L. T. CAVE, Esq. His Grace the DUKE or PORTLAND, P.O. JAMES CHADWIOX, Esq. His Grace the DDKB OF ABRBCOBN, C.B. Colonel FiTzRoi CLAYTON. His Grace the DDKS OF ABOYLL, K.G., K.T., FJUS. T. B. POTTEB, Esq., MJ?. The Bight Hon. the EARL OF LEICESTER, K.G. HUGH TAYLOR, Esq. The Right Hon. the EARL PERCY, P.O. Admiral J. R. WARD. Sir EDWABD BIRKBECK, Bart., H.P. ROBERT WkrrwoBTH, Esq. TBUSTEES. Sir EDWABD BIRKBECK, Bart, M.P., KP. The Right Hon. the EARL PEROT, P.O., V.P. Colonel FrrzROY CLAYTOH, rj>. COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT. Sir EDWARD BIBKBECK, Ban., M.P., Y.P., Chairman. Colonel FrrzRoY CLAIMS, V.P., Dijnity-C'hairman. The Most Hon. the MABQCIS OF AILSA. . NOEL, Esq. Admiral the Right Hon. Lord ALCESTES, G.C.B. Sir FEANOIS BOTD ODTBAK, B»rt. Captain the Right Hon. Lord CHARLES W. DB LA POBR Sir CHARLES MARK PAI.MEB, Bart, M.P. BEBESFOBD, R.N., C.B. Lieutenant-Colonel FBBDE&IOK PALKEB. ROBERT BIRKBECK, Esq. GEORGE PALMER, Esq. The Right Hon. Lord BBASSEY, K.C.B. The Right Hon. the EABL PEBOT, P.O.. V.P. L. T. CAVB, Esq., V.p. Admiral Sir AOSOSTTO PHILLIMOKE, K.C.B. Sir WILLIAM R. CLAYTON, Bart Sir FREDERICK POLLOCK, Bart. Admiral Sir JOHN COBBBTT, K.C.B. Hia Grace the DOKB OF POETLAKD, P.C, r.P. Colonel the Hon. C. F. CBICHTOS. CHARLES GLTKN PRIDEADX-BRUNK, Esq. General the Right Hon. Lord DE Ros. The Right Hon. LORD BOBARTES. ROBERT ONIACKE PENEOSE FITZGEEALD, Esq., M.P. ALFRED SARTORIS, Esq. The Right Hon. G. J. OosCHBN, M.P., Chancellor of the THOMAS SDTHERLAND, Esq., M.P., Chairman of the Pen- Exchequer. insular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company. Admiral Sir RICHARD VESEY HAMILTON, K.C.B., a Lord Bear-Admiral Sir GEORGE TRVON, K.C.B., Admiral Super- Commissioner of the Admiralty. intendent of Naval Reserves. A. P. HEfWOOD-LONSDALB, Esq. The Right Hon. the EABL WALDBOBAVB. Rear-Admiral CHARLES FKEDBRIC HOIHAK, C.B. Admiral J. B, WARD, V.P. ' [the Trinity House. WILLIAM HBABLB LTALL, EsqM MJL Captain Sir J. STDKET WEBB, K.C.M.S., Deputy-Master ot Admiral Sir F. LEOPOLD McCLisTocK, F.R.S. Captain W. J. L. WHAKTOH, R.N., F.R.S., Hydrographer The Right Hon. EDWABD MAEJORIBANKS, M.P. Sir ALLES Yonno, C.B. [of the Admiralty. 8ECEETASY—CBABLSS Dranis, Esq., F.B.G.S. ASSISTANT SECBETABY—W. B. SMTH. Esq. CEIEF INSPECTOR 0* LIFE-BOATS—Captain the Hon. H. W. CHBnraro, B.N. DEPUTY CHIEF IN8PECTOB OF LIFE-BOATS—Commander ST. VUICEHT NEPEAH, R.N. DI8TBICT nrsPECTOBS OF 1IFB-BOATS. Northern District—KBPPEL H. FOOTS, Esq., late Lieut. Wettern District—Commander T. H. WIHOCSHBY BED- R.N., Alnmonth. DOES, R.N., Bristol. Eastern District—CHARLES E. F. ComnnOHAME GBAHAM, Jriift Birtrict—Lieutenant H. T. G. TffPDre,B.N.,Dnbliii. Esq.,late Lieut. R.N., London. ENGINEER AND ABCHITECT—W. T, DOUSLASS, Esq., M. lost. C.B. CONSULTING NAVAL ABCHITECT-G. L. WATSOS, Esq. STJBVEYOB OF LIFE-BOATS—Mr. J. LDTHEB EVANS. BANKEBS—Messrs. Courts and Co., 69 Strand. TBEAST7BEB—HUGH LOTDSAT AKTBOBDS, Esq. SOLICITOBS—Messrs. CLATTOK, Sons, St F ABOOS. AUDITOB—SAITOEL LOVBIOCK, Esq., Public Accountant, F.C. A. The object of this Institution, as declared in its title and in its Charter of Incorporation, is to afford assistance to every shipwrecked person around the Coasts of the United Kingdom. The chief means by which the Society endeavours to carry this object into effect are:— By building, stationing, and maintaining in repair, Life-boats of the most perfect description; furnishing them with all necessary Appurtenances, including Houses to preserve them in, and Carriages for their conveyance to the spots where thek Services are called for; and farther, providing, through the instrumentality of Local Committees, for their proper Management and the occasional Exercise of their Crews. By conferring Honorary Rewards in the form of Medals and Votes of Thanks, and also making liberal grants of money to all persons who, at the risk of their own lives, save, or attempt to save, those of others on board vessels wrecked, or in distress, upon any part of the Coast of the United Kingdom. The number of lives saved either by the Life-boats of the institution, or by special exertions for which it has granted rewards, since its formation, is 34,670. Annual Subscriptions and Donations are thankfully received by the Secretary, CHARI.KS DiBDnr, Esq., at the Institution, 14 JOHN STREET, ADELPHI, LONDON, W.C. \ by the Bankers of the Institution, Messrs. CODTTS AND Co., 59 Strand; Messrs. HEEBIES, FABQCHAR, AND Co., 16 St. James's Street; Messrs. HOABE, 37 Fleet Street, London; by all the other Bankers in the United Kingdom; and by all the Life-boat ISntachcfi. 254 INCOME AND EXPENDITURE.— 1st Jan. to 31st Dec. 1889.

Dr. Or. £. i. d. £. t. d. £. ». d. To NEW LIFE-BOATS, (exclusive of carriages By General Subscriptions .3,479 3 9 and equipment) for the following Stations : — „ General Donations . . 2,988 15 8 Balbriggan, Bamburgh Castle, Blyth (No. 2), Buckie, Bull „ Contributions from Bay, Cresswell, Donna Nook, Branches . . . .11,859 11 6 Fishguard (No. 1), Gorleston (No. 1), Hartlepool (No. 1), „ Contribution Boxea . 704 8 - Kingsgate, Montrose (No. 2), Newburgh, Roker, St. Agnes „ Special Gifts, amounting (Scilly Islands), Torquay, Valentia, Weston-super-Mare, to £8,249 11*. 2d., for Whitelink Bay, and spare Life-boat Establish- Life-boat 7,839 10 - ments as follows : —

Courtown, Cresswell, Alterations and repairs of and Whitelink Bay- life-boats 4,208 9 7 19 047 in 7 Anonymous . . . 2,000 - -

Douglas No. 2 — Civil To NEW LIFE-BOAT CARRIAGES, viz. : Service Life - boat Fund, per Charles New Brighton, Whitelink Dibdin, Esq. (endow- Bay, and spare carriage . . 433 19 6 ment) 1,000 - -

Alterations and Repairs of Gorleston and Wells — Life-boat Carriages . . 508 17 - "Baltic" Life-boat Fund, per H. Kains Jackson, Esq. . . 650 - -

To LIFE-BOAT HOUSES AND SLIPWAYS, viz. : — Lydd, Dungeness — Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes Ayr 195 11 5 Life-boat Fund (addi- Balcary 50 - - tional) 40 10 { Broadstairs (additional) . . 213 19 1 Broughty Ferry (balance) . 52 11 3 Newburgh — John Bent- Burry Port 157 ley, Esq 700 Cromer 56 46 Filey 430 - Port Erroll — Miss Dixon 700 - Fishguard 96 - - Holyhead (additional) . . 551 7 - Port of Ness— "Stock Huna 650 - - Exchange" Life-boat Hythe 189 19 3 Fund, per Robert Milford Haven .... 712 9 1 New Brighton . ... 552 5 5 Escombe, Junr., Esq., Porthdinllaen (additional) . 85 10 - William Newall.'Esq., and Patteson Nickalls, St. Agnes (Scilly Islands) . 300 - - St. Mary's „ . 123 - - Stonehaven 327 15 9 Ramsgate — Town of Alterations, Repairs and Paint- Bradford, per Alder- ing of Life-boat Houses . 669 5 2 Architect's Charges ... 530 15 9 man F. Priestman 7, -11 lo 8 (additional) ... 50 - .

Carried forward .... £20,235 9 9 Carried forward £25,431 9 < INCOME AND EXPENDITURE.—1st Jan. to 31st Dec. 1889—continued, 255

Or. Cr, £. t. d. £. *. d. Brought forward 20,235 9 9 Brought forward 25,431 9 8 To Life-boat Stores and Life-belts. . . . 5,890 4 3 By Special Gifts (continued) — „ Subsidies to outlying Stations, Branch Pay- ments, and Conveyance of Boats, Car- Shoreham — T. M. riages and Stores to and from the Coast 7,742 9 3 Eestell, Esq. (balance) 300 „ Expenses in connection with experiments, and temporary professions! and clerics} Thorpeness — Mrs. C. assistance connected with the extra North Graham . . 700 entailed by the building of new Life-boats 1,370 19 4 „ Travelling Expenses of six Inspectors of Thurso — Manchester Life-boats, Consulting Naval Architect, Central Co-Operative and Surveyor of Life-boats .... 1,437 19 5 Board ..... 700 „ Life-boat Store-Yard at Poplar, including Kent, Taxes, Insurance, Repairs, Salary Whitbum— A Lady(ad- of Storekeeper and Wages .... 1,216 11 - ditioual) .... 150 - - „ Grants to Fishermen and Coasters for the purchase of Aneroid Barometers. . . 87 1 9 By Dividends and Interest 14,561 14 5 „ Salaries of Chief Inspector and Deputy Chief Inspector of Life-boats, four Dis- „ Amount received for trict Inspectors of Life-boats, Con- £Afe~boat Journals, sulting Naval Architect, and the Surveyor of Life-boats 3,015 19 5 Advertisements on „ Life-boat Coxswains, Signalmen and Crews, cover of same,

I have examined the above Accounts, together with all the relative Invoices and Vouchers, and found the game correct. I have also satisfied myself that all the Securities representing the Investments of the Institution are in order. (Signed) SAMUBL LOVBXOCK, Chartered Accountant, 14th January, 1890. Auditor. * The Committee regret that they have been compelled to meet this deficiency by the appropriation of Legacies. 256 STATEMENT OP THE SEVERAL LIFE-BOATS •BBUOBWM TO OR IN CONHECTION WITH THB

When Length. Breadth. No. of Stationed No. STATION. Oara. 01 Named.

ENGLAND. Ft. In. Ft. In. NORTHUMBERLAND BERWICK-ON-TWEED - - - 37 - 8 - 12 1888 1 HOLT ISLAND — No. 1 — — — 34 - 8 3 10 1884 2 „ No. 2- - - 32 - 7 4 10 1868 3 BAMBTJRGH CASTLE - — — 34 - 7 6 10 1889 4

NORTH SUNDERLAND - - — 34 - 8 - 10 1884 •5 33 - 8 - 10 1867 6 34 - 7 6 10 1888 7 37 - 8 - 12 1888 8 CRESSWELL — — — — — 34 - 7 6 10 1889 9 NEWBIGGIN — — — — - 37 - 8 6 12 1885 10 BLTTH — "So. i — — — — 34 - 8 - 10 1886 11 „ No. 2 - - - - 31 - 7 3 10 1889 12 CULLERCOATS — — — — 37 - 8 - 12 1884 13 TYNEMOUTH —No . 1 — — — 37 - 8 - 12 1888 14 No. 2 - - - 33 - 8 - 10 1872 15 34 - 8 - 10 1881 16 1889 17 ROKER —- — — - — 31 - 7 3 10 SUNDERLAND, SOUTH PlER — 33 - 8 - 10 1865 18 „ SOUTH OUTLET - 37 - 8 - 12 1887 19 34 - 8 - 10 1887 20 HARTLEFOOL — No. 1 — — — 34 - 8 - 10 1889 21 No. 2 - - - 34 - 8 - 10 1887 22 No. 3 - - - 84 - 8 - 10 1887 23 WEST HARTLEPOOL — No. 1 — 34 - 8 - 10 1887 24 No. 2 - 34 - 8 - 10 1887 25 SEATON CARKW — — — — 34 - 8 - 10 1888 28 TORKSHIRE - - MIDDLESBROUGH - - - 34 - 8 3 10 1884 27 34 - 8 - 10 1884 28 34 - 8 8 10 1880 29 34 - 7 6 10 1887 30 RUNSWICK - — — - — 34 - 8 - 10 1880 31 UPGANG — — — — — — 32 - 7 6 10 1885 32 WHITBT — No. 1 — - — — 34 - 8 - 10 1881 33 No. 2 - - - - 34 - 7 6 10 1887 34 ROBIN HOOD'S BAT - — — 32 - 8 - 10 1881 35 SCARBOROUGH - - - - 37 - 8 - 12 1887 36 34 - 8 - 10 1884 37 FLAMBOROUGH — No. 1 - - 34 - 8 - 10 1887 38 No. 2 - - 33 - 8 - 10 1882 39 BRIDLINGTON QUAY — — — 34 - 7 6 10 1885 40 1 BARMSTON - - - - - 34 - 7 6 10 1884 41 34 - 7 6 10 1887 42 WITHERNSEA — — — — 34 - 8 3 10 1883 43 LINCOLNSHIRE - GHIMSBT _____ 38 - 9 - 12 1887 44 DONNA NOOK - — — — 34 - 7 6 10 1889 45 MABLETHORPE — — — — 34 - 8 3 10 1883 46 OUT O 31 - 7 3 10 1888 47 CHAPEL 31 - 7 3 10 1888 48 37 - 8 - 12 1888 49 NORFOLK - _ - HUNSTANTON - - - _ 34 - 7 6 10 1887 50 BRANCASTEE— — — — — 33 - 8 - 10 1874 51 WELLS 37 - 8 - 12 1888 52 37 - 9 6 12 1873 53 SHERINGHAM - - - - 41 - 9 3 '14 1886 54 35 - 10 - 14 1884 55 34 - 8 3 10 1882 56 HASBOBODGH — — — — , 34 - , 7 6 10 1887 57 PALLING— No. 1 - - - - 37 - 8 9 12 1884 58 No. 2 - - - - 40 - 11 6 14 1870 59 WlNTERTON — NO. 1 — — — 32 - 10 - 12 1878 60 ROYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, on the 31st Dec., 1889. 257

NAME OF BOAT AND DONOB. NAME AND ADDRESS OF HONORARY SECRETARY.

John and Janet—Mrs. Barr's Bequest . B. G. Sinclair, Esq., Berwick-on-Tweed. Grace Darling—Miss Egdell's Bequest . Bombay—the late Mr. J. G., and Mrs. Frith • Rev. W. W. F. Keeling, M.A., Holy Island, Beal, R.S.O. *John and Betty Cvttell—The late Mr. Cuttell G. Hutchinson, Esq., Bamburgh Castle, Belford, Northumberland. Thomas Bewick—Miss Bewick's Legacy . Rev. E. Hughes, North Sunderland, Chathill. Robin Hood of Nottingham—Nottingham . Robert Brown, Esq., Little Houghton, Lesbury, R.S.O. Allen Scott—Mrs. Scott's Bequest . . . T. L. M. Orde, Esq., Alnmouth, R.S.O., Northumberland. Algernon $ Eleanor—Her Grace the Dowager Rev. James Fairbrother, Amble, Acklington. Duchess of Northumberland. Ellen and Eliza—Anonymous .... Rev. R. E. Taylor, M.A., Cresswell Vicarage, Morpeth. Robert and Susan—The late Miss E. H. J. Lowthian Bell, Esq., North Seaton Hall, Morpeth. Jacomb-Hood. Dalmer—Mrs. Dalmer's Legacy .... Oswald, Sarah and Jane—Mrs. Stoker . John Hedley, Esq., Blyth, Northumberland. Co-operator No. 1—Manchester Central Co- Major Adamson, Cullercoats, Newcastle-on-Tyne. operative Board. *Charles Dibdiu—Civil Service No. 2 Fund . Forester—A. 0. of Foresters P. J. Messent, Esq., C.E., Tynemouth, North Shields. I* William and Charles—A Lady .... W. H. Williamson, Esq., Whitburn, nr. Sunderland. William Hedley—Mr. Hedley's Legacy . Florence Nightingale—Town of Derby . . ICapt. Peacock, 3 Sunniside, Sunderland. Caroline Clagett—Mrs. Clagett's Legacy [R.S.O. Skynner—Mr. Skynner's Legacy .... William Warham, Esq., Londonderry Offices, Seaham, llminstei—Mr. Lovibond's Legacy ... *Charles Ingleby—Trust Fund, per G. P. Is. Herbert Belk, Esq., Hartlepool. Wragge, Esq. [Alfred Belk, Esq., Hartlepool. Cyclist—That Jubilee Fund Rochdale—Collected in Rochdale. . . . ,A. Woodward, Esq., North Eastern Railway, West Foresters' Pride—A. O. of Foresters. . Hartlepool. John Lawson—R. N. L. B. Institution. Rev. John Lawson, M.A.,Seatou Carew,West Hartlepool. Thomas and Isabella Firbank—Their Legacies James Hogg, Esq, Middlesbrough-on-Tees. Brothers—E. B., M. P., and A. and E. I., J. M. Meek, Esq., Coatham, Redcar. Cheddar. Charles and Ann—Mrs. Townend, per Man- Mr. T. G. Pearson, Saltburn-by-the-Sea. chester Branch. Lgacv Winefride Mary Hopps—Mr. Hopps' Le- Margaret and Edward—A Lady .... .Dr. J. V. Laverick, Hinderwell, R.S.O., Yorkshire. Joseph Sylces—Mrs. A. E. Sykes' Legacy . *Robert and Mary Ellis—Lute Mrs. M. A. E. W. Chapman, Esq., Whitby. Ellis Mr. Robert Gibson, Harbour Master, Whitby. Christopher—Anonymous Ephraim and Hannah Fox—Mr. and Mrs. Rev. R. Jermyn Cooper, M.A., Fylingdales Vicarage, Fox's Children Scarborough. *Queensbury—Herbert A. Foster, Esq., (En- John Stephenson, Esq., King's Cliff, Scarborough. dowed by his brothers, uncles and himself) 'A. E. Hick, Esq., St. Thomas Street, Scarborough. Hotton the Second—R. W. Hollon, Esq.. . Mr. W. Tout, 4 Cliff Terrace, Filey, R.S.O., Yorkshire. Mary Frederick—Mrs. Preston's Legacy . Matthew Middlewood—G. Middlewood, Esq. . Rev. J. F. Wilkinson, M.A., Flamborough, Hull. William John and Frances—Mr. Payne's Legacy I *George and Jane Wallcei—Mr. Walker's i Alfred West, Esq., King St., Bridlington Quay. Legacy *Ellen and Margaret of Settle—Settle Fund . Rev. E. L. H. Tew, M.A., Hornsea, near Hull. Admiral Rous—That Life-boat Fund . . Horatio H. Ayre, Esq., Withernsea, near Hull. Manchester Unity—I. 0. of Odd Fels. (M.U.) Capt. Thomas Jewitt, Grimsby. *Richard—Miss Anne Dixon Mr. Gilbert Houlden, North Somercotes, Grimsby. ffeywood—A. P. Heywood-Lonsdale, Esq. Lieut. . Carew, R.N., H.M. (?. G\ Mablethorpe, Alford. Elizabeth Berrey . . I Miss Berrey's Mr. B. Simons, Sutton-on-the-Sea, Alford. John Alexander Berrey J Legacy . Mr. Richard Smith, Chapel, Alford. Ann, John and Mary—Miss Ball's Legacy . C. F. Grantham, Esq., Skegness, R.S.O., Lincolnshire. Licensed Victualler—Licensed Victuallers . Rev. C. E. Browne, Holme Vicarage, Hunstanton, Norfolk. Lily Bird—Samuel Bird, Esq. .... Rev. E. K. Kerslake, M.A., Deepdale Rectory, King's .Bartic-^-That Life-boat Fund E. B. Loynes, Esq., Wells, Norfolk. [Lynn. Settle—A. Friend at Bradford Rev. R. H. Tillard, M.A., Blakeney, Dereham. William Bennett—Mr. Bennett's Legacy . Rev. Lethbridge E. C. Moore, M. A., Sheringham,Cromer. Benjamin Bond Cabbell—Miss Egdell's Legacy W. G. Sandford, Esq., Cromer. J. H. Elliott—The late Mrs. J. H. Elliott . G. Gordon, Esq., Mundesley, North Walsham, Norfolk. Huddersfteld—Huddersfield Rev. G. Spackman, B.A., Happisburgh, Stalham, S.O., Norfolk. Good Hope—Rev. W. J. Guerrier . . . Mr. E. French, Chief Officer H.M. C'. Gd., Palling, British Workman—That Magazine . . . Stalham, S.O., Norfolk. Edward Birkbeck—R. N. L. B. Institution . E. R. Boult, Esq., Winterton, Great Yarmouth. {Continued. This Life-boat is endowed. 258 STATEMENT OF THE SEVERAL LIFE-BOATS BELONGING TO OB IN CONNECTION

When Length. No. of Stationed Oars. or Named.

Ft. In. Ft in. NORFOLK - - - WINTERTON —No . 2 36 - 10 6 14 1879 CAISTER—No . 1 - 42 - 11 6 14 1883 „ No. 2 - 33 7 10 - 12 1875 28 - 9 - 10 1875 SUFFOLK — — — GOBLESTON— No . 1— 44 - 12 3 12 1889 No. 2- 30 - 10 - 10 1870 LOWESTOFT — No. 1- 44 - 12 3 14 1876 No. 2- 46 3 12 - 14 1886 PAKEFIELD — — 80 - 9 - 12 1871 KESSINGLAND—No. 1 • 42 - 12 - 14 1870 No. 2 • 32 - 10 - 12 1879 „ No. 3 • 38 - 12 - 12 1884 SOUTHWOLD—No. 1 40 - 11 6 12 1855 No. 2 . 30 - 8 11 12 1882 DUNWICH - - - . 34 - 7 6 10 1887 THORPENESS — — -37 - 9 4 12 1873 ALDBOROUGH — — 40 - 10 5 12 1870 ESSEX - - - - HARWICH — — — 45 - 11 - 12 1881 WALTON-ON-THE-NAZE • 37 - 9 - 12 1884 CLACTON-ON-SEA — 39 - 9 - 12 1885 SOUTHEND—No. 1 — 25 - 7 3 8 1889 No. 2 - - - - 34 - 7 6 10 1885 KENT - - - - MARGATE ------37 9 - 12 1883 KINGSGATE ----- 31 7 3 10 1889 BKOADSTAIRS — — — — — 39 9 - 12 1888 KAMSGATK — — — — — 40 10 - 12 1887 NORTH DEAL ----- 42 11 - 12 1888 WALMER ------40 10 - 12 1884 KINGSDOWNE — — — — — 36 9 - 12 1882 8 - 12 1888 HYTHDOVERE -----— — — — — -— 3737 8 - 12 1884 NEW ROMNEY ----- 34 7 6 10 1884 LYDD, DUNGENESS — — — - 34 7 6 10 1887 SUSSEX - - - RYU ------| 34 7 9 10 1881 WlNCHELSEA — — — — — 34 7 9 10 1883 HASTINGS ------34 8 3 10 1880 EASTBOURNE ----- 34 8 3 10 1880 NEWHAVEN _--._- 37 9 - 12 1881 BRIGHTON ------34 7 6 10 1888 SHOREHAM — — — — - 33 8 - 10 1865 WORTHING — — — — — 34 7 6 10 1887 LlTTLEHAMPTON — — — - 34 7 6 10 1888 SELSEY ------34 7 6 10 1885 HAMPSHIRE - - HAYLING ISLAND - - - - 34 7 6 10 1888 SOUTHSEA ------37 9 - 10 1886 ISLE OF WIGHT - BEMBRIDGE - - - - - 34 7 6 10 1887 BRIGHSTONE GRANGE — — — 34 8 - 10 1880 7 6 10 1888 TOTLANBROOKED BAY— —- —- -— —- -— 3734 8 - 12 1885 JERSEY - - - ST. HELIER'S ----- 34 8 - 10 1888 GUERNSEY - - ST. PETER'S PORT - - - - 34 8 - 10 1888 DORSET - - - POOLE------34 8 3 10 1880 SWANAGE — — .,— — — 35 9 - 10 1875 KlMERIDGE — — — — — 34 7 6 10 1887 WEYMOUTH - - - - - 34 8 - 10 1887 LYME REGIS ----- 33 8 - 10 1866 SOUTH DEVON - SIDMOUTH ------34 8 - 10 1885 EXMOUTH — — — — — — 34 7 6 10 1884 TEIGNMOUTH — — — — — 34 7 6 10 1887 TORQUAY ------37 8 - 12 1889 WITH THE ROYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, SK.—continued. 259

HAMB OP BOAT AND DONOB. NAME AND ADDRESS OF HONOBABT SBOBETABY.

Husband—Late Mrs. Davis E. E. Boult, Esq., Winterton, Great Yarmouth. Covent Garden—That Life-boat Fund . . >Rev. E. G. H. Murrell, M.A., Caister, Great Yarmouth. Godsend—The late Lady Bourchier . . . Abraham Thomas—M. B Ernest F. Frere, Esq., 9 Crown Eoad, Great Yarmouth. Mark Lane—London Corn Exchange . . JMr. J. S. Dawson, Gorleston, Great Yarmouth. Leicester—Town of Leicester Samuel Plimsoll—Plimsoll Life-boat Funds The Two Sisters, Mary and Hannah—The f B. Preston, Esq., Lowestoft. late Mr. Thomas Parkin Henry Burford, R.N.—Legacy of J. L. . . E. E. Johnson, Esq., Solicitor, Lowestoft. BoUon—Town of Bolton . . . [Fund. j.Mr. J.Williams, Chief Officer H.M. C'. G4., Kessingland. St. Michael's, Paddington—That Life-boat Charles Bury—Mr. Bury's Legacy . . . J Lowestoft. London Coal Exchange—London Coal Ex- change Mr. J. Sinclair, Southwold, Suffolk, Quiver No. 2—Quiver Magazine ....I [ford. Ann Ferguson—Mrs. Ferguson's Legacy Rev. J. F. Noott, B.A., Frostenden Hermitage, Wang- Ipswich—Town of Ipswich...... Mr. Thomas Nunn, Rose Cottage, Leiston, Saxmundham. George Hounsjkld—Mrs. Hounsfield ... James Osborne, Esq., Aldborough, Suffolk. Springwell—Miss Burmester James ST. Justice, Esq., H.M. Customs, Harwich. Honourable Artillery Company—Their Dra- Rev. J. T. Cooke, M.A., Walton-on-the-Naze, R.S.O., matic Club [Essex. 'Albert Edward—Freemasons of England . Fred. W. Lewellen, Esq., Clacton-on-Sea, Colchester. Boys of England and Edwin J. Brett—That Life-boat Fund. Theodore and Herbert—Mrs. F. S. Smith's^ James Richmond, Esq., Bruce House, Southend, Essex. Quiver No. 1—Quiver Magazine .... William Crawford, Esq., Margate. Col. Isacke, North Foreland Lodge, Broadstairs. [gate. Thomas Chapman —E. N. L. B. Institution. Mr. W. Jenkins, Ca. Off. H.M. C'. G*., Kingsgate, Mai- Christopher Waud, Bradford—Late Mr. G. Mr. Thomas Jackson, Alexandra Road, Broadstairs. M. Waud. Bradford—Town of Bradford Capt. E. Jones, Harbour Master, Ramsgate. Mary Somerville—Miss Somerville's legacy i *CivU Service No. 4—Civil Service Fund \ Rev. T. S. Treanor, M.A., Upper Deal. Charles Sargrave—His Legacy . . . Lewis Morice—Mrs. Morice's Legacy Lieut.-General Bruce, C.B., 1 East Cliff, Dover. *Mayer de Rothschild—Lady Eosebery . George Wilks, Esq., Hythe, Kent. Sandal Magna—Joseph Spawforth, Esq. John Humphery, Esq., New Romney, S.O., Kent. R.A.O.B.—Royal Antediluvian Order of E. T. Bass, Esq., J.P., Lydd, New Romney, S.O., Kent. Buffaloes Life-boat Fund. Mary Stanford—Legacy of John Stanford,] J. S. Vidler, Esq., Rye, S.O., Sussex. Esq. Mr. J. Drowley, Chief Off. H. M. C'. Gd., Camber, near Rye. Frances Harris—Her Legacy ! Mr. Robert Loraine, H.M. C'. Gd., Winchelsea, near Eye. "Charles Arkcott—Charles Arkcoll, Esq.. . Councillor Hutchings, 24 Havelock Road, Hastings. William and Mary—Friends at Manchester Mr. H. M. Binary, 64 Pevensey Road, Eastbourne. Michael Henry—Jewish Scholars' Life-boat J.W.Noel,Esq.,Meeching Road, Newhaven,S.O., Sussex. Fund. [petition. Sunlight No. 2.—Messrs. Lever Bros.' Com- Bamonet—The late Miss Robertson . . . Thos. Fuller, Esq., M.D., Longcroft, Shoreham. Henry Harris—Mr. Harris's Legacy. . . George Piggott, Esq., 1, Victoria Terr., West Worthing. James, Mercer and Elizabeth—Mrs. Stoker. Mr. W. Auld, 42 New Eoad, Littlehampton. John and Henry Skynner—Late Mr. Skynner ,Rev. W. C. Battiscombe, Selsey, Chichester. and Miss Brigden. Rev. H. Mitchell, M.A., Bosham, near Chichester. Charlie and Adrian—X Mr. H. E. Trigg, Hayling Island, Havant. IWm. Payne, Esq., N. Provincial Bank, Portsea, Hants. Heyland—That Memorial Fund .... [G. C. Chaloner, Esq., N.P. Bank, Landport, Portsmouth. * Queen Victoria—R. N. L. B. Institution . Capt. E. du Boulay, Bembridge, Brading, E.S.O., I.W. Worcester Cadet—That Life-boat Fund . . William Slaney Lewis—Mi. Lewis's Legacy Mr. W. Selby, Brooke Farm, Isle of Wight. Charles Luckombe—Mrs. Luckombe's Legacy Mr. T. Waterhouse, Totland Bay, Isle of Wight. Sarah Brooshoft, Kirk Ella I Colonel Broo- P. Baudains, Esq., St. Helier's, Jersey. Vincent Wilkinson, Kirk Ella) shoft's Legacy Capt. Carre", R.N., Valnord, Guernsey. Boy's Own No. 2—That Life-boat Fund . G. Braxton Aldridge, Esq., Poole. Charlotte Mary—S. J. Wilde, Esq., for late Mr. John Haysom, Swanage, Wareham. Miss M. E. Wilde. Augustus Arkwright—F. C. Arkwright, Esq., George H. Bond, Esq., M.P., Creech Grange, Wareham. J.P., and Friends. "fbiern Watch—E. Heman, Esq. . . . Henry Warren, Esq., Custom House Quay, Weymouth. Wm. Woodcock—H. W., Manchester Branch M. C. Pieston, Esq., Lyme Regis. William and Frances—Miss Bass W. J. D. Whitaker, Esq., L. & S. W. Bank, Sidmouth. "Joseph Somes—Mrs. Joseph Somes . Capt. Moresby, R.N., 2 Adelaide Terrace, Exmouth. Arnold—Teignmouth Bazaar . . . W. J. Burden, Esq., Teignmonth, Devon. James and Eliza Woodall—A. Lady, per Mr. J. G. Nevin, Chief Off. H.M. C'.Gd., Torquay. Manchester Branch. [Continued. * This Life-boat is endowed. 260 STATEMENT OP THE SEVERAL LIFE-BOATS BELONGING TO OK IN CONNECTIOH

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

Ft- In. Ft. In. SOUTH DEVON - - BRIXHAM------37 - 8 - 12 1885 121 DARTMOUTH — — — — - 34 - 10 1887 122 SALCOMBB - — — - - 34 - i: 10 1887 123 HOPE COVB — — - — - 34 - 8 - 10 1887 124 YEALM KIVER — — - - 34 - i 8 - 10 1887 125 PLYMOUTH - - - - - 34 - 1 7 6 10 1885 126 34 - 8 - 10 1882 127 34 - 7 6 10 1887 128 MEVAGISSEY — - - - - 37 - 12 1888 129 FALMOUTH — — — - - 34 - i I-- 10 1887 130 PORTHOUSTOOK — — — — 37 - \ « - 12 1886 131 CADGWITH — — — — - 37 - ! 8 - 12 1887 132 C CO 34 - i 7 6 10 1887 133 & fK >HE LIZARD { 34 - ; a - 10 1885 134 37 - ! 12 1887 135 — — - — — 34 - 1 ?; i 10 1882 136 — — - — — '34 - 8 - 10 1884 137 SENNEN COVE - — - - 34 - ! 8 3 10 1880 138 37 - 9 - 12 1874 139 - - - ST. IVES ------34 - 7 6 10 1886 140 ------34 - 8 - 10 1887 141 33 - 8 - 10 1873 142 ------34 - 8 - 10 1883 143 34 - 7 6 10 1887 ------34 - 8 - 10 1886 145 NORTH DEVON- - CLOVELLY - - - - - 33 - 8 - 10 1870 146 APPLEDOKE — No. 1 — — - 34 - 7 - 12 1862 147 No. 2 - - - 34 - 7 6 10 1885 148 BRAUNTON ----- 34 - 8 - 10 1881 149 33 - 8 - 10 1871 150 ILFRACOMBE — — - — - 34 - 7 6 10 1886 151 _____ 34 - 7 6 10 1887 152 34 - 8 - 10 1887 153 34 - 7 6 10 1887 154 WESTON SUPER MARE — — 34 - 7 6 10 1889 155 SOUTH WALES. 37 - 8 - 12 1881 156 PORTHCAWL — — — — — 34 - 8 - 10 1887 157 SWANSEA— - — - — — 34 - 8 3 10 1883 168 PORT EYNON - - - - - 34 - 8 - 10 1884 159 37 - 8 - 12 1887 160 CARMARTHEN BAY — — — 37 - 8 - 12 1885 161 34 - 8 - 10 1885 162 37 - 8 - 1888 163 MlLFORD — — — — — — 12 LlTTLEHAVEN - - - - 35 - 9 - i 10 1885 164 37 - 8 - 12 1885 165 FlSHGUARD — No. 1 — — — 31 - 7 3 10 1889 166 37 - 8 - 12 1885 167 37 - 8 - 12 1884 168 34 - 8 - 10 1883 169 - - - - - 37 - 8 - 12 1886 170 ABERYSTWITH - - - - 34 - 8 - 10 1887 171

NORTH WALES. 34 - 8 - 10 1886 172 37 - 8 - 12 1885 173 34 - 7 6 10 1886 174 33 - 8 - 10 1869 175 1 PORTHDINLLAEN - - - _ 39 - 9 - 12 1888 17fr LLANAELHAIARN — — - — 37 - 8 - 12 1883 1 177 rn-H THE ROYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, &c.—continued. 261

NAME OF BOAT AND DONOE. NAME AND ADDBESS OP HONOBABY 8ECBETABY.

Brian Sates—Mr. Bates' Legacy ... Alfred Kenrick, Esq., Lloyd's Agent, Brixham, Devon. Henry and Amanda Shaw—Mrs. Shaw . Major Hockin, Dartmouth. Lesty—The late Mr. Lesty's Legacy . . Alexandra—Freemasons of England. . . •Lieufc. Herbert-, R.N., Salcombe, Kingsbridge. Darling—Mrs. Thomas's Legacy. M. Williams, Esq., Gnaton Hall, Yealmpton, Plympton. Escape—Miss Lucy Harris James Rooney, Esq., Great Western Docks, Plymouth. Boys' Own No. 1—That Life-boat Fund R. Thomas, E'sq., , R.S.O., Cornwall. [Cornwall. Arthur Hill—Arthur Hill, Esq W. E. Geach, Esq., Penellick, Par Station, H.S.O., John Arthur—Anonymous Capt. J. Ball Farran, Mevagissey, St. Austell. Jane Whittingham—Mrs. Whittingham's J. E. Downing, Jun., Esq., Grove Place, Falmouth. Legacy. Charlotte.—A. F. H Mr. E. P. Roskruge, St. Keverue, . Joseph Armstrong—That Life-boat Fund . Rev. J. J. Mallock, M.A., Ruan Minor, R.S.O., Cornwall. John and Sarah—Mrs. Eedfern's Legacy . I Edmund and Fanny—Mrs. Hollond . . .) H. Appleton, Esq., M.R.C.S., The Lizard, Cornwall. Editli—A. Lady Mr. John H.Shephard, Mullion,Cury Cross Lanes,R.S.O., Charles Henri/ Wright—Mrs. Wright's Legacy Rev. H. W. Corry, Porthleven, Helston. [Cornwall. Dora—-The late Henry M. Harvey, Esq. . Denzil and Maria Onslow—Miss Onslow T. H. Cornish, Esq., Parade Street, Penzance. Henry Dundas—Mrs. Dundas Drummond's Mr. E. J. Bluett, Scilly, R.S.O., Cornwall. Legacy. Exeter—Jill. W. Kendall's Legacy . . . W. T. Tresidder, Esq., St. Ives, R.S.O., Cornwall. New Oriental Bank—Officers and Staff . F. Haniel Harvey, Esq., Hayle. Pendock Neak—Late Miss Neale and Miss Capt. W. Thomas, New Quay, R.S.O., Cornwall. Herring. Arab—R. A. B. Preston, Esq W. M. Richards, Esq., J.P., Padstow, R.S.O., Cornwall. Richard and Sarah — The late Richard W. R. Guy, Esq., Port Isaac, , R.S.O. Thornton West, Esq., and Mrs. West. Elizabeth Moore Garden—Family of the late Wm. Rowe, Esq., Stratton, " North Devon Mail." R. T. Garden, Esq. Graham Hughes—The late Mrs. Hughes . Rev. W. Harrison, Clovelly, Bideford. Hope—The late Rev. F. W. Hope . . . 1 Reginald B. Molesworth, Esq., Cliff Cottage, Bideford. Jane Hannah MacDonald—Mrs. Mac Donald) Mr. J. Francis, H.M.'s Cust., Appledore, K.S.O.. N.Devon. Claude W. S. Gould, Esq., Rock Park, Barnstaple. Robert and Catherine—Miss Leicester . . \ Mr. R. G. Darracott, Braunton, Barnstaple. Grace Woodbury—Mr. Robt. Atton's Legacy Co-operator No. 2—Manchester Central Co- William Cole, Esq., Corner House, Ilfracombe. operative Board Louisa—Rev. T. L. Wheeler Rev. A. R. Hockley, Lynmouth, Barnstaple. W. H. G. Kingston—" Union Jack " Life- A. W. Home, Esq., Watchet, R.S.O., Somerset. boat Fund. [water. John Godfrey Morris—Mr. Morris's Legacy H. Piers, Esq., Julia Terrace, Burnham, near Bridge- William James Holt—Late Col. Holt and Conway G. Warne, Esq., St. Duthus, Ashcombe, Mrs. Symes. Weston-super-Mare. [Cardiff. Joseph Denman—Hon. Mrs. Joseph Denman Capt. Pengelley, H.M.I.N., Dock Master, Penarth, Speedwell—A Lady Rev. W. Jones, Newton Nottage, Bridgend. Wolverhamptan—Town of Wolverhampton. T. W. Islay Young, Esq., Cae Hir, West Cross, near A Daughter's Offering—Miss Jones's Legacy Mr. Charles Bevan, Port Eynon, Swansea. [Swansea. David Barclay of Tottenham—Mrs. Barclay's Gerard Elkington, Esq., J.P., Pembrey, Llanelly. Legacy. City of Afanchestei—Manchester Branch John Risley, Esq., Brondeg, Ferryside, R.S.O. Anne. Collin—Miss Collin's Legacy . J. R. Rowlands, Esq., Nat. Provincial Bank, Tenby. Henry Martin Harvey—Mr. Harvey's Le- R. \V. B. Mirehouse, Esq., The Hall, Angle, Pembroke- gacy. shire. Friend—Mr. Corker's Legacy Capt.Goldwyer, Littlehaven, R.S.O., Pembrokeshire. Gem—Late Mr. Metcalfe W. Peregrine Propert, Esq.,LL.D., St. David's, R.S.O. Elizabeth Mary—Mrs. Tudor's Legacy . Appin—Miss Downie's Legacy .... •W. J. Vaughan, Esq.,Fishguard, R.S.O., Pembrokeshire. Clevedau—That Life-boat Fund .... David Havard, Esq., J.P., M.D., Newport, Pem. Lizzie and Charles Leigh Clare—The late Mrs. Mr. William Joseph, Rock Terrace, Cardigan. Leigh Clare, per Manchester Branch. Frank and Marion—Mrs. Francis G. Smart Capt. David James, 2 High Terrace, New Quay, Llandys- Elizabeth Lloyd—Mr. T. E. Jones's Legacy, Rev. J. Williams, Bridge Street, Aberystwith. [sil. per Manchester Branch. [Merioneth. Thomas Niccolls Stratford—His Legacy . Dr. F. H. V. Grosholz, Gothic House, Towyn, R.S.O. Jones-Gibb—Mrs. Jones-Gibb .... Mr. G. Griffiths, 2 St. Ann's Square, Barmouth, R.S.O. Caroline—Late Miss Lamb's Bequest and D. Homfray, Esq., Portmadoc, R.S.O., Carnarvonshire. Capt. Rodney Blane's Life-boat Fund. Mabel Louisa—Late R. Barnes, Esq., per Capt. Evan Jones, Post-Office, Pwllheli. Manchester Branch. [heli. George Moore—That Life-boat Fund . .. J. Evans Hughes, Esq., M.R.C.S., Derwen, Nevin, Pwll- Cyprian—Mrs. Noble Rev. T. A. Jones, Trevor, Carnarvon. [ Continued.

* This Life-boat is endowed. 262 STATEMENT OF THE SEVERAL LIFE-BOATS BELONGING TO OR IN CONNECTION

When STATION. Length. Breadth. No. of Stationed No. Oara. or Named. Ft. in. Ft to. 34 - 7 6 10 1886 178 RHOSNEIGIR — - — — — 179 33 - 8 - 10 1878 180 37 - 9 - 12 1875 181 CEMLYN ------34 - 8 - 10 1888 182 34 - 8 - 10 1887 183 34 - 8 - 10 1889 184 MOELFRE — - — — - - 34 - 8 - 10 1884 185 PENMON — — — — — — 34 - 8 - 10 1880 186 CARNARVONSHIRE ORME'S HEAD - - - - 37 - 8 - 12 1887 187 34 - 8 3 10 1885 188 FLINTSHIRE - - RHYL (TUBULAR) - - - - 32 - 8 4 12 1856 189 Wo 2 — — - — — 34 - 8 - 10 1888 190 CHESHIRE - - - NEW BRIGHTON, No. 1 (TUBULAR 45 - 10 2 14 1876 191 „ No. 2 (Ditto) - 43 - 12 6 14 1888 192 LANCASHIRE - - SOOTHFORT No. 1 - - - - 34 - 8 - 10 1886 193 No. 2- - - - 42 - 13 3 12 1888 194 37 - 8 - 12 1886 195 ST. ANNE'S No. 1 — — — - 34 - 7 e 10 1887 196 No. 2 - - - - 39 - 9 - 12 1888 197 35 - 8 6 10 1885 198 FLEETWOOD No. 1 - — - — 37 - 8 - 12 1887 199 46 - 11 - 12 1887 200 BARROW N°' %~ ~ ~ ~ 38 - 9 - 12 1887 201 34 - 7 6 10 1886 202 VVHITEHAVEN 34 - 8 - 10 1884 203 34 - 7 6 10 1886 204 MA o T 34 - 7 6 10 1886 205 34 - 7 6 10 1885 206 37 - 8 - 10 1888 207 DOUGLAS No. 1 - - - - 84 - 7 6 10 1887 208 „ No. 2 - - - - 35 - 9 - 10 1874 209 34 - 7 6 10 1885 210 PORT ERIN - — — — - 32 - 7 6 10 1883 211 37 - 9 - 12 1885 212 SCOTLAND. 34 - 8 3 10 1884 213 KIRKCUDBRIGHT — - — - 34 - 7 6 10 1887 214 34 - 7 6 10 1886 215 34 - 7 6 10 1887 226

PORT PATRICK - - - - 37 - 8 6 12 1877 217 33 - 8 - 10 1871 218 34 - 7 6 10 1887 219 34 - 7 6 10 1887 220 34 - 7 6 10 1886 221 34 - 7 6 10 1887 222 34 - 8 3 10 1880 223 ISLE OF ARRANT — KILDONAN — — - — — 32 - 7 6 10 1881 224 ARGYLLSHIRE - - CAMPBELTOWN - - - - 34 - 7 6 10 1888 225 34 - 7 6 10 1888 22« 34 - 7 6 10 1887 227 33 - 8 - 10 1867 228 37 - 9 - 12 1874 229 CAITHNESS-SHIRE — THURSO — — — — - 33 - 8 - 10 1871 230 37 - S - 12 1889 231 34 - 7 6 10 1888 23i SUTHERLANDSHIRE DORNOCH FIRTH AND EMEO - 34 - 7 6 10 1886 NAIRNSHIRE - - MORAY FIRTH - - - - 34 - 8 3 10 1878 34 - 7 6 10 1887 236 BANFFSHIRE — — BUCKIE — — — — — — 34 - 7 6 10 1889 238 THE ROYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITCJTION, &C.—continued. 263

SAME OF BOAT AND DOUOB. NAME AND ADDRESS OF HONOBAJJY SBCKBTABT.

Richard Henry Gould—Mr. John Gould's John Jackson, Esq., Harbour Office, Carnarvon, Legacy, per Manchester Branch. Thomas Linghain—Mrs. Lingham ... Mr. J. W. Huws, Brynteg, Llanfaelog, Anglesey. *Ramon Cabrera—The Countess de Morella . Colonel Marshall, Towyn Lodge, Holyhead. 'Thomas Fielden—Samuel, John and Joshua Mr. J. O. Williams, Chief Officer H.M. Coast Guard, Fielden, Esqrs. Holyhead. Good Shepherd—-Loyal Order of Ancient Mr. W. Williams, Fronddu, near Cemaes, Amlwch, Shepherds. R.S.O., Anglesey. [»ey. George Evans—Mrs. Evans's Legacy . . Rev. T. Prichard, Llanbadrig, Amlwch, R.S.O., Angle- Curling—Miss Curling John Hughes, Esq., Amlwch, R.S.O., Anglesey. Star of Hope—Mrs. Atherton Howard . Rev. J. Williams, Llanallgo, Pentraeth, Anglesey. Christopher Broton—Settle fund. . . . William M. Preston, Esq., Lleiniog Castle, Beaumaris. Sunlight No. 1.—Messrs. Lever Brothers' G. F. Felton, Esq., Mostyn Estate Office, Llatidvxdno. Competition. Mary Jane Gould—Mr. Gould's Legacy, per John Davies, Esq., Glasfryn, Llanddulas, Abergele, Manchester Branch. E.S.O., Denbighshire. Morgan—Miss Ellen Hodgson .... Jane Martin—Mrs. Martin j-Mr. Robert Hughes, Rhyl, North Wales. Willie and Arthur—Joseph Leather, Esq. .) Charles H. Beloe, Esq., 13 Harrington Street, Liverpool. *Henry Richardson—Mr. H. T. Richardson's-" John L. C. Hamilton, Esq., New Brighton, Birkeuhead. Mary Anna—Anonymous . . . [Legacy Edith and Annie—The Misses Macrae . \G. A. Pilkington, Esq., M.D., Southport. Charles Biggs—Miss Biggs's Legacy R. A. Dawson, Esq., Glengarry, Lytham, Preston. Nora Royds—C. M. Royds, Esq. . . . Brothers—Anonymous Mr. W. H. Hargreaves, St. Anne's-on-the-Sea, Preston. 'Samuel Fletcher of Manchester—From his A. M, Viener, Esq., Blackpool. Estate by command of H.M. THE QUEEN Child of Hale—Colonel W. B. .... \Richard N. Horsfall, Esq., Lancaster Banking Company, Edith—Mrs. Carew's Legacy / Fleetwood, William Birkett—J/lr. Birkett's Legacy . . Capt. E. P. Stokes, Barrow-in-Furness, Lancashire. Rescue—The late Mrs. Phipson .... Mr. John Landsbrough, Seascale, Cumberland. '•Elizabeth Leicester—Miss Leicester . J. G. Oldfleld, Esq., Lloyd's Agent, Whitebaven. Dodo—A Lady J. Clifton Thompson, Esq., 53 Edkin Street,Woikiagton. *Civil Service, No. 5—Civil Service Fund . Capt. Peurice, King Street, Maryport. [berlaud. Emma Frisby—Miss Annie F. Howis . Mr. G. Mundell, 2 Criffel Street, Silloth, R.S.O., Cum- Mary Isabella—Anonymous, per Manches- E. C. Kerr, Esq., Bank, Bamsey, Isle of Man. ter Branch. Thomas Rose—Mr. Rose's Legacy, per Man- chester Branch John Turner-Turner—Mrs. Turner-Turner ;Thos. Bawden, Esq., Douglas, Isle of Man. and Family Hope—Mrs. Bradshaw's Legacy . [Legacy. G. H. Quayle, Esq., Castletown, Isle of Man. Ann and Mary of Manchester—Mr. Roberts' Mr. George L. Trustrum, Port Erin, Isle of Man. John Monk—Legacy of Captain Monk, R.N. John Corris, Esq., Manx Bank, Peel, Isle of Man.

David Bay—His Legacy J. G. Boyes, Esq., Auchencairn, Castle Dcuglas. Hugh and Ann—Miss Fergusson's Legacy . James M"Muldrow, Esq., Kirkcudbright. Henry and John Leighton—Late Capt. Henry Alex. Macfie, Esq., J.P., Clydesdale Bank, Whithom, Leighton, per Miss Agnes Leightou . R.S.O., Wigtownshire. *Edinburgh and R. M. Ballantyne—Edin- Quintiu Cochrane, Esq., Port Logan, R.S.O., Wigtown- burgh Workpeople, and Edinburgh Ladies' shire. Endowment Fund. [Wigtownshire. I* Civil Service, No. 3—Civil Service Fund . Mr. E. G. Robb, Crown Hotel, Port Patrick, R.S.O., * William and Harriot—Mrs. Richardson's Dr. Fullarton, Ballantrae, Girvan. Legacy. Sir Home Popham—Mrs. Popham's Legacy. Thos. McConnochie, Esq., Royal Bank, Girvan. * Janet Boyle—T. K. Hardie, Esq. . . . William Pollock, Esq., 24 Sandgate, Ayr. Alexander Munnoch—His Legacy Alexander Wyllie, Esq., Troon. Busbie—Mr. Wallace's Legacy .... James Dickie, Esq., Council Chambers, Irvine, ijohn Craig, Esq., Ardrossan. Fair Maid of Perth—Peter Reid, Esq. . . \R. L. Alpine, Esq., Ardrossan. Emily Dewar—Mrs. Dewar's Legacy . Patrick Murray, Esq., Brodick, R.S.O., Isle of Arran. Mary Adelaide Harrison—Heath Harrison, 'John R. Ker—Robert Ker, Esq. . . [Esq. •Mr. Gavin Thomson, Campbeltowu. Isabella—Mrs. Duguid yEneas M. Mackenzie, Esq., Stornoway. Saltaire—The late Sir Titus Salt, Bart. Capt. G. Baillie, Stromness, S.O., Orkney. [Orkney. Dickinson Edleston—Late D. Edleston, Esq. Edward E. Corrigall, Esq., Longhope, Stromness, S.O., Charley Lloyd—Mr. Lloyd's Legacy [gacy J. Coghill, Esq., Thurso. Caroline and Thomas—Mr. Hackwood's Le- Dr. A. G. MacGregor, Canisbay-by-Wick. Jonathan Marshall, Sheffield—Col. Broo- G. M. Sutherland, Esq., Bridge Street, Wick. Daisie—"D." .... [shoft's Legacy Baillie Neill, Dornoch, Sutherland. Caalfield and Ann—Mr. Williams' Legacy . H. T. Donaldson, Esq., Nairn. [Elgm. Frances Sprot—Miss Sprot's Legacy. . Mr. John Ferguson, Harbour Master, Lossiemouth, James Sharpe—Mr. Sharpe's Legacy . . Mr. John Wilson, 15 Baron Street, Buckle. [Continued.

* This Life-boat is endowed. B 2 264 STATEMENT OF THE SEVERAL LIFE-BOATS BELONGING TO OR IN CONHECTIOB

No. of Length. 0«r«.

Ft. In. Ft. in. BANFFSHIKE - - BANFF - - 34 - 7 6 10 ABERDEENSH1RE - FKASEEBURGH 37 - 8 - 12 WHITELINK BAT 34 - 8 - 10 PETEKHEAD ----- 33 8 - 10 PORT ERROLL - - - - 34 8 - 10 NEWBURGH ----- 31 7 3 10 KINCARDINESHIRE STONEHAVEN ----- 34 8 - 10 GOUBDON — — — — — 33 8 - 10 FORFARSHIRE - - MONTROSE—No. 1- - - - 37 8 - 12 „ No. 2- - - - 31 7 3 10 „ No. 3- - - - 34 8 - 10 ARBBOATH - - - - - 37 8 - 12 BUDDON NESS ) I-,,.™,,,, f -37 8 - 12 BROUGHTY FERRY / DuHDBE \ 37 12 FIFESHIEE - - - ST. ANDREW'S - - - 10 CRAIL ------34 10 ANSTRUTHEK ----- 34 8 - 10 HADDINGTONSHIRE NORTH BERWICK - - - - 34 7 6 10 8 - 10 BERWICKSHIRE - EYEMOUTDUNBAB H— —---- — — — -— 3433 7 6 10 IRELAND. Co. DONEGAL - - ARANMORE ----- 37 12 LONDONDERRT- GREENCASTLE - -. - - 33 8 - 10 ANTRIM - - PORTBUSH ----- 34 7 6 10 DOWN - - - GBOOMSPORT ----- 34 7 6 10 BAI.LYWALTER — — — — 34 7 6 10 CLOUGHEY ----- 34 8 3 10 TYRELLA _____ 34 7 6 10 NEWCASTLE — — — — - 34 8 - 10

LOUTH - - - GILES'QUAY - 1 DiraDAI_ f 34 8 3 10 BLACKROCK - / UUNDALK \ 34 7 6 10

DROGHEDA—No. 1 — — — 34 - 7 6 10 No. 2 - - - 34 - 7 6 10 DUBLIN- - - BALBRIGGAN 34 - 7 6 10 SKERRIES — 34 - 8 - 10 HOWTH — — 34 - 8 - 10

POOLBEG — — 34 - 8 - 10 KINGSTOWN — 37 - 8 6 12 WICKLOW - - GREYSTONES — 37 - 8 - 12 WICKLOW — 40 - 10 - 10

ARKLOW - 37 - 9 - 12 WEXFORD - - COURTOWN 37 - 8 - 12 CAHORB - 34 - 8 - 10 WBXFORD—No. 1 — — — — 40 - 10 6 12 „ No. 2 - - - - 34 - 8 3 10 CARNSOBE — — — — — 32 - 7 6 10 K.ILMORE— — — — — — 34 - 8 3 10 FETHARD— — — — — - 34 - 8 3 10 WATERFORD - DUNMORE EAST — — 37 - 9 - 12 TRAMORE — — — 34 - 10 DUNGAKVAN - - - - - 34 - 7 6 10 ARDMORE _ — — — — 34 - 8 - 10 CORK - - - YOUGHAL— — — — — — 34 - 8 - 10 BALLTCOTTON — — — — 34 - 8 - 10 QUEENSTOWN — — — — — 34 - 8 - 10 COURTMACSHERRY — - — 34 - 7 6 10 KERRY - - - VALENTIA - - - _ - 32 - 7 6 10 TKALBE BAY — — — - - 34 - 8 3 10 WITH THE ROYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, &c.—continued. 265

NAME OF BOAT AND DONOB. NAME AND ADDRESS OF HONORARY SECRETARY.

Help for the Helpless—Mrs. Bain's Legacy . William Watson, Esq., Seatown, Banff. Cosmo $ Charles—The late Capt. Gordon . Andrew Tarras, Esq., Towns House, Fraserburgh. Three Brothers—Anonymous Mr. A. J. Birnie, Cairndenity, Inverallochy by Lonmay, Aberdeen. People's Journal— No. 1 — Subscribers to William Boyd, Esq., F.R.S.E., Peterhead. Dundee " People's Journal." Frances Camilla Howard—Miss Dixon . . Mr. James Boddie, The Gardens, Slains Castle, Cru- den, Ellon. Ellen Newman and John Bentley—John Mr. P. Murray, Newburgh-by-Aberdeen. Bentley, Esq. Alexander Black—Mrs. A. Black. . . David Carr, Esq., Stonehaven. Young George Mam—Mr. Irlam's Legacy Rev. John Brown, Bervie, Fordoun. Augusta—Lady Wood's Legacy . Bessie Webster—George Webster, Esq. . •James Warrack, Esq., Montrose. Resolute—Mr. G. M. Gray's Legacy William Souter—Mrs. Souter's Legacy . William Cargill, Esq., Arbroath. May—"D." James Hunter, jun., Esq., 69 Reform Street, Dundee. Samuel Shawcross—A. O. of Foresters . Ladies' Own—Miss Smithers' Life-boat Fund Mr. Andrew Balsillie, 14 North Bell Street, St. Andrew's. George Paterson—Miss Paterson's Legacy . John Guthrie, Esq., Grail. Royal Stuart—Late Mrs. Atherton Howard H. B. Mackintosh, Esq., Anstruther. Fergus Ferguson—Mrs. Ferguson's Legacy D. McCulloch, Esq., British Linen Co., North Berwick. Wallace—The late Lady Cuningham-Fairlie Capt. Thomas Barclay, Dunbar. James and Rachel Grindlay—Mr. T. Grind- W. McDougall, Esq., Bank, . lay's Legacy.

Vandeleur—Mr. Vandeleur's Legacy . . W. Magee, Esq., Aranmore, via Burton Port, R.S.O., Co. Donegal. Mary Beckwith—Mrs. Beckwith's Legacy . Pierce Crosbie, Esq., Greencastle, Moville. Robert and Agnes Blair — Mrs. Blair's Rev. J. Simpson, Portrush, R.S.O., Co. Antrim. Legacy. George Pooley—Mr. Pooley's Legacy . . A. H. Coates, Esq., Bangor, R.S.O., Go. Down. William Wallace—Mr. Wallace's Legacy . Rev. J. O'Reilly Blackwood, Ballywalter, Newtownards. Faith—Mrs. Bradshaw's Legacy John McMullan, Esq., Cloughey, Portafeny. [Down. Louisa Burnaby—Mrs. Cameron .... Rev. G. H. Daunt, Tyrella Rectory, Clough, S.O., Co. Farnley—E. Armitage, Esq., R.A. . . . Rev. J. H. Seymour, M.A., Newcastle, S.O., Co. Down. James Thomas—Miss Thomas's Legacy 'General R. Dudley Blake—Mrs. Blake's J. F. Farrell, Esq., Harbour Office, . Bequest Old George Mam, of Liverpool—Miss Irlam'si Mr. N. Halligan, Banktown, Drogheda. [heda. Legacy Thomas Gilroy, Esq., Mornington House, near Drog- Charity—Mrs. Bradshaw's Legacy . . .1 Mr. J. McNamara, Harbour Office, Drogheda. H A. Hamilton Esq.,lBlbi R g Q Co-Dublin. Maid of Annan—Mrs.Langworthy ™ec W. J. Cumisky, Esq., f && ' ' Sir Edward Blakeney—Dr. Mahony's George H. Fowler, Esq., Skerries, R.S.O., Co. Dublin. Tom and Ida Smithies—Trustees of the late I Miss Eliza Smithies / Edward Greer, Esq., Evora, Howth, R.S.O., Co. Dublin. Aaron Stark Symes—Mrs. Elizabeth S. Symes Lieut. Helby, R.N., 1 Beresford Place, Dublin. Hector—Late Miss Anderson and Niece . Capt. the Hon. F. G. Crofton, R.N., Harbour Master, Richard Brown—Mrs, R. F. Browne R. Cathcart Dobbs, Esq., Greystones. [Kingstown. *Robert Theophilus Garden—Late R. T. Gar-, S. E. Pirn, Esq., Wicklow. den, Esq. The Earl of Wicklow, Shelton Abbey, Co. Wicklow, Out-Pensioner—Out-Pensioners .... Mr. James Tyrrell, Main St., Arklow. Three Sisters—Anonymous Hon. George Stopford, Farmhill, Gorey, Co. Wexford. John Brooke—The Misses Brooke, per J.I Capt. R. D'Olier George, Cahore, Gorey. Co. Wexford. Richardson, Esq., Q.C ) Mr. J. S. Sinnott, Cahore, Gorey, Co. Wexford. Ethel Eveleen—J. M. S *Civil Service No. 1—Civil Service Fund Wm. Coghlau, Esq., J.P., Wexford. Iris—The late Mrs. A. M. Burden . . . E. A. Gibbon, Esq., Rosslare House, Tagoat, Wexford. John Robert—E. M. S Thos. Grant, Esq., Ballyteige Castle, Kilmore, Wexford. *Helen Blake—Mrs. Blake's Bequest . . . Allan Leigh, Esq., Fethard, Waterford. Henry Dodd—Mr. Dodd's Legacy . . Mr! T! guT7}Du "more East' WaterfOTd' Alfred Trower—Henry Trower, Esq., and Edward Jacob, Esq., Ardview, Tramore, Waterford. Friends. William Dunville—Mrs. Dunville's Legacy. Mr. James W. Shaw, Dungarvan. Hooper—Miss Hooper Mr. Henry Cooper, Ardmore, Youghal. Mary Luckombe—Mrs. Luckombe's Legacy . J. W. Pirn, Esq., Youghal. Oliver Goldsmith—That Life-boat Fund T. W. Strangman, Esq., Shanagarry, Midleton. Quiver—No. 3—" Quiver " Magazine . . Capt. Usborne, R.N., Harbour Master, Queenstown. Warrant—Mr. Farrant's Legacy .... Capt. Townshend, Courtmacsherry, Bandon. Crosby Leonard—Late Crosby Leonard, Esq. Alexander O'Driscoll, Esq., Valentia, Killarney. Admiral Butcher—R. G. Butcher, Esq. . Robert McCowen, Esq., J.P., Lloyd's Agent, Tralee.

* This Life-boat is endowed. INDEX TO THE GIFT LIFE-BOATS OF THE ROYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION. (.The figure* refer to the numben of the Life-boau detailed on the ten preceding Pages.) A. F H., 131. Cyclist Life-boat Fund, 23. Hooper, Miss, 287. Pooley, G. Esq., the late, 260. A Friend at Bradford, 63. D., 233, 249. Hope, Rev. F. W., the late, Popham, Mrs., the late, 219. A Lady, 16. Dalmer, Mrs. the late, 11. 147. [30. Preston, Mrs., the late, 38. A Lady, 31. Davis, Mrs. Geo., the late, 61. Hopps, W. G.. Esq., the late, Preston, E. A. B. Esq., 143. A Ladv, per Manchester Demnan, Hon. Mrs. Jos., 156. Hounsfield, Mrs., 77. QUEEN, HEB MAJESTY THE, Branch, 120. Derby, collected in, 18. Howard, Mrs. Atherton, the 198. A Lady, 135. Dewar, the late Mrs.. 224. late, 1X5, 253. " Quiver " Magazine, col- A Lady, 167. Dixon, Miss Anne, 45. Howis, Miss Annie F., 206. lected, 74, 83, 290. A Lady, 204. Dixon, Miss, 241. Huddersfleld, collected in, 67. Eedfern, Mrs., the late, 133. Ancient Shepherds, Loyal Dodd, H., Esq., the late, 284. Hughes, Mrs., the late, 146. Reid, Peter, Esq., 223. Order of (A. U.), 182 Downte, Miss, the late, 167. Ingleby, Rev. Chas., the late, Eichardson, H. T. Esq., the Anderson, Miss, the late, and Drnmmond, Mrs. DnndaB,the per G-. P. Wragge, Esq., 22. late, 192. Niece, 273. late, 139. Ipswich, collected in, 76. Eichardson, the late Mrs. Anonymous, 9, 239, 277. Duguid, Mrs., 227. Irlam.Geo. Esq., the late, 244. Harriot, 218. Anonymous, 34. Dundee, People's Journal, Mam, the late Miss, 267. Roberts, Richard, Esq., the Anonymous, 129. 240. J. L., the late, 69 late, 211. Anonymous, 193. Danville, Mrs., the late, 286. J. M. S., 279. [the late, 10. Robertson, Miss, the late,100. Anonymous, 197. E. B.,M.P.,andA.andE.I., Jacomb-Hood, Miss E. H., Eochdale, collected in. 24. Anonymous, per Manchester Cheddar, 28. Jewish Scholars' Life-boat Eose, Thomas, Esq., the late. Branch, 207. E. M. S.. 282. [216. Fund, 98. 208. Arkcoll, Chas., Esq., 96. Edinburgh Working Men, Jones, Miss M., the late, 159. Eosebery, Lady, 91. Arkwright, F. C. Esq., J.P., Edinburgh Ladies' Endow- Jones, T. E., Esq., the late, Eous, Admiral, Life-boat and friends, 114. ment Fund, 216. [late,229. 171. [140. Fund, 43. Anuitage, E., Esq., E.A.,264. Edleston 1 Hckinson, Esq., the Kendall, W:, Esq., the late, Eoyds, C. M. Esq., 196. Armstrong Fund, 132. Egdell, Miss, the late, 2, 55. Ker, Eobert, Esq., 226. [251. St. Michael's, Paddinftton. Alton, Rob.. Esq., the late.150. Elliott, Mrs., the late, 66. Ladies' Own Life-boat Fund, Life-boat Fund, 71. [228. Bain, Mrs., the late, 237. Ellis, Mrs., the late, 33. Lamb, Miss, the late, 174. Salt, SirTitUB. Bart.,the late, Ball. Miss, the late, 49. Evans, Mrs., the late, 183. Langworthy, Mrs., 269. Scott, Mrs., the late, 7. Baltic Life-boat Fund. 52. Kan-ant, H. A. M., Esq., the Leather, Jos., Esq.. 191. Settle, collected in, 42, I8«. Barclay, Mrs., the late, 160. late, 291. [254. Leicester, collected in, 66. Sharpe, James. Esq., the late, Barnes, K., Esq., the late, 175. Ferguson, Mrs., the late, 75, Leicester, Miss, 149, 203. Shaw, Mrs., 122. [236. Barr, Mrs., the late, 1. Fergusson, Miss, the late,214 Leigbton, Capt. H., the late, Skynner, Jno. Esq., the late, Haas, Miss, 117. Fielden, Samuel, John, and per Miss A. Leighton, and Miss Brigden. 20, 103. Bates, Mr. Brian,the late,121 . Joshua, Esqs., Ml. [27. 215. Smart, Mrs. Francis G., 170. Beckwith, the late Mrs., 258. Firbank, M r. & Mrs., the late, Leonard,C.,Esq., the,late,292. Smith, Mrs. F. S., the late, 82. Bennett, Mr. W.. the late, 54. Fleteher, Mr. Samuel, the Lesty, Wm., Esq., the late, Smithies, Miss Eliza, the late, Bentley, John, Esq., 242. late, 198. [15, 25, 250. 123. [108. Somes, Mrs., 118. [251. Berrey. Miss, the late, 47, 48. Foresters. Anrient Order of, Lewi-, W. S., Esq., the late, Somerville, Miss, the late, 87. Bewick, Miss, the late, 5. Foster, Herhert A., Esq., Licensed Victuallers, col- Souter, Mrs., the late, 248. Biggs, Miss, the late, 195. and Relatives, 36. lected from, 50. Spawfurtb, J., Esq., 92. Bird, Samuel, Esq.. 61. Fox.Children of Mrjuid Mrs., Lingham, Mrs., 179. [230. Sprot, Miss, the late, 235. Blrkett. Win., the late, 201. 35. [124. Lloyd, the late Chas., Esq., Stanford, John, Esq.,the late, Black, Mrs. Alexander, 243. Freemasons of England, 80, Lovibotid, George, Esq., the 94. [172. Blair, Mrs., the late, 259. Friends at Manchester, 97. late, 21. Stratford. T.N. Esq., the late, Blake. Mrs., the late, 266, 283. Frith, J. G., ESQ., the late. Luckombe,Mrs.,thelate,109, Stoker, Mrs., 12, u*. Blane, Capt. Rodney, R.N., and Mrs. Frith, 3. 288. Sunlight Competition.99,187. Bolton, coll. in, 70. [174. Garden, the late E. T., Esq., MacDonald, Mrs., 148. Sykes, the late Mrs. A. E., 32. Bourchier, Lady, the late,63. 145, 276 [Mrs., 173. M. B . 64. Symes, Mrs. Elizabeth S.,272. Boys of England, 81. Gibb, T. Jones, Esq., and Macrae, Misses, 194. Teignmouth Bazaar, 119. Boy's Own Life-boat Fund, Gordon, the late Capt., 238. Mahony, Dr., the late, 270. Thomas, Mrs., the late, 125. Bradford, 86. [112, 127. Gould, John, Esq., the late, Manchester Branch, 29, 116, Thomas, Miss, the late, 265. Bradsnaw.Jtfrs., the late, 210, 178, 188. 120,161, 169, in, 115, 178, Townend, Mrs., 29. 262, 268. Gray, G. M., Esq., the late, 188, 207, 208. Trower, Henry, Esq., and Brigden, Miss, 103. 247. Manchester Central Co-ope- friends, 285. " British Workman," 69. Grindlay, Thomas, Esq., the rative Board, 13, 151. Tndor, Mrs., the late, 166. Brooke, the Misses. 278. late, 256 Martin, Mrs., 190. Turner- Turner, Mrs. and Brooshoft, Col., the late, 110, Guerrier. Rev. W. J., 58. Metcalfe, J.Esq.,the late,165. Family, 209. 111, 232. H. W., 116. [late, 231. Middlewood, Oo., Esq., 39. " Union Jack " Life-boat Browne, Mrs. R. F., 274. Hackwooci, Thos., Esq., the Monk,Capt.R.N.,thelate,212. Fund, 153. Buffaloes, Eoyal Ante- Hardie, T. K Esq., 220. Moure, the late Geo., Esq., Vandeleur, Richard, Esq., diluvian Order of, 93. Hargrave, Chas., Esq., the Life-boat Fund, 176. the late, 267. Burdon, Mrs., the late, 281. late, 89. Morella, the Countess de, 180. W. B.. Colonel, 199. Bnrmester, Miss, 78. Harris, H., Esq.. the late.101. Morice. Mrs , the late, 90, Walker, G., Esq.. the late, 41. Bury, C., Esq., the late, 72. Harris, Mrs. H.. the late, 95. Morris, J. G. Esq., the late, Wallace, H. R. C., Esq., the Butcher, E. G., Esq., 293. Harris, Miss Lucy, 126. 154. [221. late, 222. [261. Cameron, Mrs., 263. Harrison, Heath, Esq., 225. Munnoch, A,, Esq.. the late, Wallace, W., Esq., the late, Carew, Mrs., the late, 200. Harvey, H. M. Esq., the Neale, Miss, the late, and Waud.G. M. Esq., the late, 85. Civil Service Life-boat Fund, late, 137, 163. Miss Herring, 142. Webster, George, Esq., 246. 14,88,205,217, 280. Hay, 1)., Esq., the late, 213. New Oriental Bank, 141. West, R.Thornton.'Esq., the Clagett, Mrs., the late, 19. Hedley, William, Esq , the Noble, Mrs., 177. late, and Mrs. West, 144. Clare,Mrs.Leigh,the late. 169. late, 17. Northumberland, The Dow- Wheeler, Rev. T. L., 152. Clevedon Life-boat Fund,168. Heyland Memorial, 105. ager Duchess of, 8. Whittingham, Mrs., the Coal Exchange, London, Heywood-Lonsdale, A. P., Nottingham, collected in, 6. late, 130. Members of the, 73. Esq., 46. Odji Fellows (Manchester Wilde, S. J., Esq., for the Collin, Miss, the late, 162. Hill, Arthur, Esq., 128. Unity) U. late MissM. B. Wilde, 113. Oorker,C.J.Eeq.,thelate,164. Hodcson, Miss Ellen, 189. Oliver Goldsmith, the, 289. Williams, Mr. Lloyd, the Corn Exchange, Mark Lane, Hollon. E. W., Ksq., 37. Onslow, Miss, 138. late, 234. Members of the, 65. Hollond, Mrs., 134. Out-Pensioners, 276. [68. Wolverbampton.coll.in, 158. Covent Garden Life-boat Holt, Col., the late, and Mrs. Parkin, Thos., Esq., the late, Wood, Lady, the late, 245. Fund, 62. [late, 255. Symes. 155. Paterson, Miss, the late, 252. Worcester Cadets Life-boat Cuningham-Fairlie, Lady.the Homan, E. Esq., 115. Payne,W.J.Esq., the late, 40. Fund, 107. Curling, Miss, 184. Honourable Artillery Com- Phipson, Mrs., the late, 202. Wright, Mrs., the late, 136. Cuttell, J. Esq., the late, 4. pany Dramatic Club, 79. Plimsoll Life-boat Funds, 67. "X.," 104. THE AVERAGE COST OF A LIFE-BOAT STATION is £ 1,080 AND is MADE DP AS FOLLOWS : — Life-boat and her equipment, including Life-belts for the Crew

Total . . .£1,O50 The average annual expense of maintaining a Life-boat Station is £70, and the benefactions and contributions of Donors of Life-boats are earnestly solicited in aid of that fund. MAT 1, 1890.] KEWAKDS. 267

GOD HELP OUB MEN AT SEA.

of FOR SAVING LIFE FROM WRECKS VOTED BY THE ROYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION TO THE CREWS OF ITS LITE-BOATS, TO SHORE AND FISHING-BOATS* OBEWS, AND TO OTHER PERSONS,

FBOM THE 1ST JANTJAEY TO THE SlST DECEMBER, 1889.

Jan. 9. — NEWBIGGIN - BY - THE - SEA, on the Outcars Bock, half-a-mile N. of NORTHUMBERLAND. — Sobert and Susan Newbiggin. Owing to the darkness it was Life-boat.—A signal of distress was made a difficult matter to ascertain the position by a vessel northward of Newbiggin point, of the steamer, but eventually the Life-boat whilst the wind was blowing a gale from men succeeded in rescuing the crew r• six- the S.E., the sea was very rough, and the teen men and two passengers, and landed darkness was intense. The coxswain of them at 7 A.M.—Expense of service, 20Z. the Life-boat at once fired the signal for Jan. 9.—PETSRHEAD.—Temporary Life- the crew to assemble, and at four o'clock boat. — A mounted messenger having the boat was launched and proceeded to brought information to the Life-boat Sta- the scene of the wreck, when it was found tiou that a vessel was ashore at Scotstown that the s.s. Lady Katherine, of Sunder- Head, about five or six miles N. of Peter- land, bound for that port from Uddevalla, head, the Life-boat temporarily placed Sweden, with pit props, had run ashore here while the boat belonging to the 268 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1890. station was being altered and improved to reach the vessel, but owing to the was launched at about 9.20 A.M., and pro- heavy seas was unable to get near her and ceeded under canvas to the stranded vessel, was compelled to return. On the follow- which proved to be the brig Staatsrath von ing day the boat was taken along the Brock of Rostock, bound from Dantzic for coast opposite to where the vessel was Peterhead, with a cargo of timber. On lying, launched at about 5.30 P.M., and arriving alongside, the Life-boat was succeeded in rescuing the man. The mate struck by a heavy sea, driven on the top of the vessel went out in the Life-boat so of a sand-bank, and filled with water, and as to be able to speak to the captain in three of her crew were thrown into the his own tongue and induce him to leave surf, but were speedily rescued. On the his perilous position, and come ashore in boat freeing herself, which she did almost the boat.—Expense of services, 37?. 7s. immediately, the crew of the vessel, con- Jan. 12. — MONTROSE.—Augusta and sisting of nine men, were taken into the Roman Governor of Caer-Eun Life-boats. boat by means of a rope, and she then —During a moderate breeze from the remained near the vessel for some time, E.S.E., the brig Sazar, of Oscarshamn, so as to be at hand to assist should there laden with pit props for the Tyne, was seen be any chance of saving the ship. There off Montrose, steering north-wards, trying did not, however, appear to be any pro- to clear the land, but evidently becoming bability of her floating, and the Life-boat embayed. She was watched for a short therefore made for the shore, landing the time, and it being seen that she could not rescued persons at Fraserbnrgh, at about clear Milton Ness, the Montrose No. 1 1 P.M., a strong head breeze and heavy Life-boat Augusta was launched at 10.45 sea preventing her from reaching her A.M., to proceed to her assistance. When station until the following day.—Expense the boat had gone about two-thirds of of service, 131. 15s. the way to her, the brig was observed to wear, presumably with the intention of COMMITTEE MEETING, 10th Jan., 1889. proceeding southward again, but she was soon afterwards seen to be running ashore. Voted 59Z. 10s. to pay the expenses of The Life-boat was then turned to the the St. Ives, Penmon, North Deal, New- northward inside the breach of the sea as biggin, Wexford No. 1 and Kingsdowne the safest and quickest way of reaching Life-boats in assembling their crews or the vessel. The crew had an exceedingly putting off to the assistance of vessels not heavy pull for about two miles, the boat ultimately requiring their help. having frequently to be brought head to Also certificates of service and pecuniary sea to meet the heavy breakers she en- rewards to Mr. JAEVJST ARNOLD, Mr. countered. The waves continuously broke WILLIAM OBB and Mr. PHILIP JEFFEKSON, over her, and one heavy one nearly washed in recognition of their good services the coxswain overboard. When it was during the long periods in which they noticed by those on shore that the brig had respectively served as Coxswains of the altered her course, and was standing for Kingsdowne, Groomsport and Newbiggin the land, it was thought that the Augusta Life-boats. Life-boat would experience difficulty in reaching her in time, and the No. 2 Life- Jan. 11-12.—ALNMOUTH, NORTHUMBER- boat, Roman Governor of Gaer-Hun, which LAND.—Allen Scott Life-boat.—The brig had been taken along the beach, and was Fortuna, of Riga, stranded on Birling Carr abreast of the vessel, was therefore Rocks, on the morning of the 8th January. launched, succeeded in getting alongside On the following morning three of her the vessel, and took off her crew consisting crew left in the ship's boat, and reached of six men, safely landing them about the shore, five others were rescued by the 12 noon.—Expense of services, 23Z. 16s. rocket apparatus, hut the master of the Jan. 15. — PETEB.HEAD. — Temporary vessel refused to leave her. and after- Life-boat.—Intelligence having been re- wards either was unwilling or unable to ceived that a vessel had stranded at Kirk- avail himself of the proffered assistance, ton Head, the Life-boat was launched at although two lines were fired right across 9.20 A.M., sailed to her and reached her the ship. On the llth at about 7 P.M. about 9.45. A gale of wind was blowing the Life-boat was launched, and attempted j from the S.S.W., and there was a heavy 1, 1890.] BEWABDS. 269 sea on. An attempt was first made by a about an hour the rope broke, but it was steam-tug to tow off the vessel, which was again attached, and at 7 A.M. she was got the schooner Arnold, of Copenhagen, bound afloat, and was taken to Bamsgate harbour, from Iceland for Santander, 'with, a cargo arriving there at 8.30. of dried fish; but these efforts failed, and Jan. 27.—NEWBTJRGH, ABERDWEKSHIKE. the crew, five in number, were then taken —Alexander Charles and William Aird off by the Life-boat, which afterwards Life-boat.—Signals of distress having been returned to her station in tow of the seen from a vessel stranded on the North steam-tug. The Life-boat again went out, Sands during a moderate S.W. wind and soon after landing, in reply to signals, but a choppy sea, the crew of the Life-boat her services were not needed.—Expense were summoned, and promptly responded ; of services, 14Z. 2s. willing hands soon had the boat launched \ Jan. 16.—HOITJHEAD.—Thomas Fielden into the river, and at midnight she was I Life-boat. — A rocket, apparently fired on her way to the sands. On reaching about seven miles N.W. of Holyhead, them, the steam trawler Qannet, of Gran- iaving been seen by the coastguard, the ton, was found stranded on the North crew of the Life-boat were called, and the bank of the river Ythan. With some boat was launched at 4.10 A.M. being taken difficulty her crew, consisting of eight men, in tow by the steam-tug Merry Andrew. were taken into the Life-boat, and safely After steaming in a N.W. direction for landed at 2 A.M.—Expense of service, about an hour without seeing any vessel 121. 10s. in distress, rockets were observed further Jan. 29.—PBNZANOE.—Dora Life-boat. to the N.W., and ultimately the s.s. Lee, —The trawler Blue Bell, of Plymouth, of Cork, was discovered in a sinking con- returning to Penzance from the fishing dition. She had broken her propeller, grounds, went ashore on the Eastern which penetrated her timbers, causing Green about half-a-mile from Penzance, her afterhold to fill with water. Thirteen her cable having parted during a S.W. passengers, who were in two of the wind, squally weather, and a rough sea. steamer's boats, were taken into the Life- The Life-boat was launched at 4.15 A.M., boat, and the boats were cut. adrift in a proceeded to the vessel, and brought sinking state, having been exposed to a ashore her crew, consisting of four hands. heavy sea, with a strong S.S.W. wind. —-Expense of service, 201. 7s. The steam-tug took the vessel in tow to Jan. 29. — LLAJTAELHAIABN, NORTH Holyhead, the Life-boat remaining astern WALKS.—Temporary Life-boat.—The cox- ready to take off the crew should it swain of the Life-boat observed a schooner become necessary to do so. which proved to be the Renown, of Swan- Jan. 27.—RiMSGATE.—Bradford Life- sea, coal laden from Cardiff for Amlwch, boat—At 12.45 A.M., during a fresh N. in distress, apparently making for Llanael- breeze, the Life-boat, in tow of the steam- haiarn, and knowing the dangerous nature tug Vulcan, left the harbour in response of the bay leading to the port, he feared to signal guns which had been fired by she would strike against the rocks run- the light-vessels. On. nearing the North ning across part of the bay on which the Sand Head, a vessel burning flares was water is very shallow at low and sighted stranded there. When within a which are some distance from the shore. moderate distance the Life-boat was The Life-boat temporarily placed here slipped from the tug, and Bailed to the while the station's boat was being altered vessel, which proved to be the schooner and improved was therefore launched, and Jannett and Jane, of Carnarvon, bound proceeded to the help of the vessel, which from Rochester for Belfast, with a cargo fortunately passed safely through the of cement, and carrying a crew of three danger, and the coxswain then gave in- men. Endeavours were made to save the formation to the master as to the best vessel, and when the tide flowed the steam- direction in which to take her. The tug baoked in towards her, taking the Life-boat returned to the shore at about sand ifl doing so, and remaining aground 11.30 A.M. Half an hour afterwards about half-an-hour. A tow-rope was another vessel, the schooner Geres of passed to the schooner, and when the and for Carnarvon, from Cardiff, with a water rose, the steamer commenced the cargo of coal, being seen in a dangerous attempt to tow her off. After towing position, the Life-boat again put off, and 270 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1890. guided her into safety. This vessel had Feb. 8.—FLAMBOBOUGH.—Mary Frede- lost her main boom, sails, &c., and the rick Life-boat.—The wind rose suddenly Renown also bore traces of having been at about 9 A.M., and continued to increase exposed to a great storm.—Expense of in until, at about 10.30, it was blow- services, 16?. 10s. ing a fierce gale from the N.W., and there Feb. 2.—THUBSO.— Charley Lloyd Life- was a heavy sea. As some of the fishing boat.—Flare lights were burnt by the cobles were in considerable danger the schooner Bonnie Lass, of Wick bound for Flamborough No. 1 Life-boat put off to Castle Hill, in ballast, which was riding their assistance, taking two extra men on in Scrabster Roadstead, during a violent board, who were transferred to two of the gale from the N.W., and a terrible sea. boats requiring help. The Life-boat kept The Life-boat was launched at 7.30 A.M., in company with the cobles, remaining in was let down towards the vessel by means their rear until they were considered out of lines, rescued the crew consisting of of danger. It being impossible for the four men, and safely landed them at boat to return to her station then, on 9 o'clock.—Expense of service, 71. 10s. account of the wind and tide, her anchor Feb. 3—BBIDLINGTON.— William John was let down, and she rode until the and Frances Life-boat.—A signal of dis- wind somewhat abated, when the anchor tress was observed from the lugger Gari- was taken up and the boat made for the baldi of Gravelines, which was riding in south station. — Expense of service, the roadstead about a mile and a half 91. 16s. 5d. south of the harbour. The Life-boat was Feb. 8.—KAMSEY, ISLK OF MAN.—Mary launched at 7.30 P.M., proceeded under Isabella Life-boat.—-At 4 P.M. a signal of sail to the vessel, and found that she had distress was hoisted by the cutter Patrick, been in collision, and partly disabled, of Peel, coal laden from Whitehaven for and as a heavy sea was running, and the Killough, which was riding heavily with wind was blowing a gale from the N.E., three anchors down, and dragging them the crew of five men were taken into the about a mile and a half east of the Vic- Life-boat and brought ashore,—Expense toria Pier. The Life-boat was promptly of service, 201. 19s. launched, proceeded to the assistance of Feb. 3.—GEIMSBT.—Manchester Unity the vessel, and safely landed her crew, Life-boat.—Signals of distress having been consisting of four men.—Expense of ser- shown by the barque Mitford, of and for vice, 111. 5s. Newcastle, from Goole in ballast, during a Feb. 8.—CASTMTOWN, ISLE OF MAN.— strong K.E. gale and a heavy sea, the Hope. Life-boat.—Signals of distress being Life-boat was launched at 10.30 P.M., but shown by a schooner passing Gastletown the vessel stranded about a mile and a Bay to the eastward, making rapidly half above Grimsby, before the boat towards Langness Point, and apparently reached her. The boat grounded near in a helpless condition during a gale of the barque, remained there during the wind from the N.W. with snow squalls, Eight, and brought the master and his son the Life-boat was taken to Derbyhayen, ashore on the following morning, the about two miles from, the Life-boat house, remainder of the crew staying on board launched at 4.30 P.M., and proceeded to the vessel.—Expense of service, 15?. her assistance. On reaching her she was Feb. 4. — BROADSTAIKS. — Christopher found to be the Madryn, of Carnarvon, Wuwd, Bradford, Life-boat. — Signals bound from Greenock for Douglas, with a having been shown by the barque Jane cargo of coal and carrying a crew of three Kilgour, of Dundee, during a strong gale men. As she had sprung a leak and was from the N.E., snow squalls and a very sinking fast, four of the Life-boat men heavy sea, the Life-boat was launched at were put on board her, the Life-boat 1.30 P.M., and proceeded to the assistance remaining by her, and she was taken safely of the vessel, which was found to have into Derbyhaveu harbour.—Expense of parted both her anchors. The Life-boat service, 151, 6s. aaen boarded her and took her safely into Feb. 8. — MONTBOSE. — Augusta Life- Rainsgate harbour. She was bound from boat.—A very heavy storm of wind aud Alloa, Scotland, for Barbadoes, with a snow was experienced here, and the sea cargo of coal, and had a crew of eight broke heavily amongst the rocks. The men. schooner Mary, of Montrose, coal Jaden NAT 1,1890.] EEWA&DS. 271 from Methill for Balta Sound, brought landing them at 4 A.M. The vessel was up at anchor north of the harbour the schooner Enterprise, of Dublin. The and shortly after 7 o'clock in the evening Life-boat also proceeded to the help of she was being towed in, but when close another vessel, but her services were not to the entrance, the tow-rope broke in required.—Expenses of services, 461. 15*. consequence of the violence of the sea, Feb. 9.—CABDIGAN.—Lizzie and Charles and the vessel drifted close to the rocks Leigh Clare Life-boat.—At 5.30 A.M., the of Scurdy Ness, and anchortd four or five Life-boat was launched during a fresh fathoms from the Stone rock. The tug gale from the N.N.E. to N., squally proceeded up the river to obtain the weather and a heavy sea, and rescued the services of a Life-boat. At 7.30 the signal crew, consisting of four men from the •was fired, the crew mustered promptly, schooner Harvest flome, of Preston, bound and in ten minutes the Montrose No. 1 from for Euncorn, with a cargo of Life-boat was launched, and taken in china clay, which had stranded near Black tow by the tug. On nearing the Leads Rocks, Penrhyn Castle.—Expense of ser- Buoy the Life-boat left the steamer, vice, 20Z. 10s. pulled to the endangered schooner and Feb. 10.—NEW KOMNKT, KENT.—.San- succeeded in rescuing her crew of five dal Magna Life-boat.—At 9 P.M. the Life- men, one at a time, as the heavy seas boat was launched in a very heavy sea permitted, the Life-boat being then not and a strong S.S.E. wind, and rescued much more than her own length distant the crew, consisting of ten men, from from the line of rocks. When all were the brigantine Carl Bosinius, of and taken on board the boat pulled back from Hangesund for Cardiff in ballast, against wind and sea to the tug, and -was •which had gone ashore during a snow- towed back to Montrose, arriving there at storm close to Littlestone, Coastguard 8.30. Within an hour after the men had station.—Expense of service, 20Z. 10s. been landed the vessel had disappeared.— Feb. 11.— MONTBOSB.—Augusta Life- Expense of service, 182. 5s. boat.—TheFerryden fleet of fishing boats, Feb. 8.—BAMSGATE.—Bradford Life- about fifty in number, left Montrose in boat.—Guns having been fired by the Gull the morning for the fishing ground«, the light-vessel, the Life-boat and steam-tug wind blowing then a moderate breeze Vulcan, proceeded at 11.30 KM. in a high from the N. About 11 o'clock the wind sea, with a strong W.N.W. wind, to increased, and a heavy sea was soon the N.W, spit of the Goodwin Sands, on breaking across the bar. The assistant nearing which the Life-boat was slipped coxswains of the Life-boats, who had been from the tug, and went alongside the out fishing, returned ashore and repre- stranded vessel, which was found to be sented the danger some of the boats the schooner Ethel, of Faversbam, bound would be in, and it was therefore decided from Newhaven in ballast. The sea was to launch the No. 1 Life-boat as the sea making a clean breach over her, and as was becoming heavier. The boat put off she had four feet of water in her the crew at 2.10 P.M., and remained afloat until of six men were taken into the Life-boat. 5.45, by which time all the boats which While this was being done the assistant intended to return to Montrose had got coxswain of the boat was knocked over- safely in. Several of the smaller boats board but was fortunately rescued. Sail rah south and took shelter at Usan, was then made for the tug, and the Life- Arbroath, and other places.—Expense of boat was towed back to her station, reach- service, 81.14s. Gd. ing the harbour at 3.30 A.M. Feb. 13.—RAMSEY, ISLE OF MAN.— Feb. 9.—HOLYHEAD.—Thomas Fielden Mary Isabella Life-boat.—A flag was ob- Life-boat.-—The coastguard on duty having served on a schooner at anchor about two observed a schooner part her cable, and miles off the harbour during a moderate drift towards the heavy breakers in the breeze from the W.S.W. The trawl boat S.E. part of the bay during a N. by W. Nerbudda was seen to speak her and the wind, a very rough sea, and heavy storms flag was hauled down. On the arrival of of snow and hail, the crew of the Life-boat the Nerbudda she reported that the vessel were summoned, and at 2 30 A.M. the boat was the Brilliant, of Peel, coal laden, with was launched, got alongside the vessel, and her upper sails blown away, her top- rescued her crew, consisting of four men, gallant mast broken, leaking badly and 272 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1,1890. requiring assistance to pump and bring sea was breaking on board her, and, as her into the harbour. The Life-boat at the tide flowed, she drove over the sand, once went to her, put some men on board, her crew of eight men and their effects and brought the vessel and her crew of being taken into the Life-boat. On the four men safely into port.—Expense of vessel driving into deeper water it was service, 41. 19s. found that she leaked so badly and was settling down so quickly that she was abandoned, there being no possible chance COMMITTEE MEETING, 14th Feb., 1889. of saving her. The Life-boat then sailed Voted 411?. 19s. 9d. to pay the ex- to the tug, and was towed back to the penses of the Eyemouth, Southwold No. 1, harbour, arriving at 4 o'clock on. the Gorleston No. 1, Cabore, Winterton No. 2, following morning. Caister Nos. 1 and 2, Cemlyn, Ramsey, Feb. 26.—BOULMEB, NOBTHUMBEBLAND. North Deal, Plymouth, Porthdinllaen, —Robin Hood of Nottingham Life-boat.— Newquay (Cardiganshire), Claeton-on-Sea, The fishing cobles went out line fishing at Mablethorpe, Donna Nook, Whitelink Bay, about 6- A.M., there being then a light N.E. Scarborough, Thorpeness, Aldborough and wind. At 10 o'clock the wind shifted to Grimsby Life-boats in assembling their the E. and commenced to blow strongly, crews or putting off to the assistance of accompanied by a very high sea. The vessels which did not ultimately need greater number of the boats returned their services. safely to port, but three had not suc- ceeded in getting in, and as it was evident that in doing so they would encounter Feb. 15.—NEWBIGGIN.— Robert and difficulty and danger, the Life-boat was Susan Life-boat.—In the morning nine launched at about 12.30, the womeu of fishing boats proceeded to the fishing the village helping the men to get her ground about eight or nine miles from the afloat, she met the three boats outside land. Shortly after having shot their lines the harbour and brought them safely in. they were overtaken by a heavy gale from The sea was very heavy on the bar and in the N., and a very rough sea, and when crossing it one of the boats had a narrow about three miles from the shore on their escape from being capsized.—Expense of way home they were seen to be in great service, 6?. 10s. peril. The Life-boat was therefore launched March 7.—SWANAGE.—Charlotte Mary at 11 o'clock, went to their assistance, and Life-boat.—At about 5 A.M. the Life-boat remained afloat until the Boats had safely was launched during a gale from the 8.S.E. landed, returning to her station at 2 P.M. and a heavy sea, in response to signals of —Expense of service, 91. Is. &d. distress from the schooner William Maskill, .Feb. 21.—KiicMOBE, oo. WEXFORD.— of Goole, bound from Jersey for Southamp- John Robert Life-boat.—The Life-boat was ton with gas tar and gravel, which had launched at 8 A.M., proceeded to the stranded on Old Harry Ledge, Handfast assistance of the Norwegian barque JEllizer Point. Her crew of four men were taken bound from Belize for Fleetwood, with a into the Life-boat and safely landed at cargo of logwood, which had stranded on Studland, the boat returning to her station Bally teigue Burrow, and remained by the at 3 P.M. She was frequently filled by vessel until her services were no longer the heavy seas on her passage to the required. The barque was eventually got vessel, but rapidly freed herself of water. afloat with the help of a steam-tug from —Expense of service. 14Z. 18s. Wezford.—Expense of service, 9Z. 18s. March 9. —• WINTERTON, NORFOLK. — Feb. 21.—KAMSGATE.—Bradford Life- Husband Life-boat.—The Life-boat was boat.—The Lite-boat and steam-tug Vul- launched at 7 A.M. during a whole gale of can, were called out by guns from the Gull wind and a very heavy sea, signals having Light-vessel, and a flare on the Goodwin been fired by the Cross Sand Light-vessel. Sands at 8 P.M. during a fresh breeze from The boat proceeded in a S.S.E. direction, the N. On nearing the sands the Life-boat and fell in with the s.s. Birling, of London, left the tug and sailed alongside the vessel, bound from Amble for Eochester, with a which was the fishing lugger Verbena, of cargo of coal; she had broken her propeller, Lowestoft, made fast to her, and advised and had a signal of distress hoisted. the master to stow the sails. A heavy One of the Life-boat men was put on board MAT 1, 1890.1 EEWAKDS. 273 the vessel; the services of steam-tugs from struck heavily several times, and then Yarmouth were procured, and the steamer drove ashore at Spittal Point among the was taken into Yarmouth Harbour. breakers. The Life-boat at once went to her and rescued her crew, consisting of four men.—Expense of service, 91. 8s. COMMITTEE MEETING, 14th March, 1889. March 21.—SOABBOBOITGH.—Queensbury Voted 188L 5s. 6d. to pay the expenses Life-boat.—The fishing smack Contrast, of the Saltburn, Whitby, Buckle, Itfra- of Scarborough, while making for the combe, Dunwich, Broadstairs, Bembridge, harbour, during a strong gale of -wind Hayling Island, North Deal and Gorleston from the N.N.E., was struck by very No. 1 Life-boats in assembling their crews heavy seas, which washed her fishing gear or putting off to vessels which did not adrift, and this becoming entangled with ultimately require the services of the the rudder she was driven ashore opposite boats. the Grand Hotel. On this being observed Voted the Second Service Clasp of the by the Coastguard, the signal was fired Institution to Mr. EDWAED JONES, cox- for the Life-boat crew, and at 5 A.M. the swain of the Holyhead Life-boat, and the Life-boat was launched, and safely landed Silver Medal, with a copy of the vote the smack's crew consisting of five men.— inscribed on vellum, to Mr. EOBEBT JONES, Expense of service, 20/. assistant-coxswain of the boat, in recog- March 21. — ST. IVBS, CORNWALL.— nition of their gallant services in the Exeter Life-boat.—The ketch Wave, of Life-boat, extending over many years, Gloucester, bound from Padstow for Syd- especially on the occasion of the boat ney, in ballast, being seen running for proceeding to the assistance of the barque the harbour during a strong N.N.E. gale Glen Grant, on the 9th February. and a very heavy sea, it was considered Also 51. to JAS. PALTBIDGE, coxswain advisable to launch the Life-boat in case of the Hastings Life-boat, who was injured the vessel should be in need of assist- while on service in the boat. ance, the tide being unfavourable for her Also 51. to CHAS. GRAY, coxswain of entering the harbour. The ketch caught the Mablethorpe Life-boat, who was in- the ground on crossing the ridge, but jured at the exercise of the Life-boat on forged over it into deeper water when she the 8th February. was boarded by the Life-boat men, and Also 3Z. 12s. to JAS. CLEAB, injured at entered the harbour, again taking the the exercise of the Carnsore Life-boat. ground, but receiving no apparent Also 22. to one of the crew of the Eye damage.—Expense of service, 9Z. 8s. Life-boat in consideration of an injury April 5.-—WINTEETON.—Edward Birk- received while assisting to lower the Life- leck Life-boat. —The fishing lugger See, of boat into the water. Winterton, with three men on board, went Also II. to a man who was injured at out in the morning, but was unab/e to the exercise of the Skegness Life-boat on return ashore in the afternoon as the wind the 4th ult. had backed to the S.E. and a heavy sea Also 21. 2s. to the coxswain of the had set in. She was watched from the Thorpeness Life-boat, whose hand was shore for some time, and at about 4.30 her hurt on the occasion of the launch of the crew hoisted a signal for help. The Win- Life-boat on service on the 10th February. terton. No. 1 Life-boat at once put off to her assistance, and brought the crew safely to land at 6 o'clock.—Expense of March 20.—BJSKWIOK-ON-TWEED.—John service, 101. and Janet Life-boat.—During a strong gale from the E.N.E. and a heavy sea, the schooner Dekar, of Hull, was observed COMMITTEE MEETING, llth April, 1889. coming from the North close to the rocks, and as she was evidently unable to clear Voted the Second Service Clasp of the the land, the Life-boat was launched at Institution, a certificate of service and 11 A.M., and proceeded to the bar to be in 201. to Mr. PAUL CUENOW, who had re- readiness to render assistance if required. signed the post of coxswain of the St. The' vessel attempted to eater the river, Ives Life-boat, which he had held for font there was not sufficient water, and she twenty years, having previously been 274 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1,1890. second coxswain for six and a half years. to Mr. EDWIN TEBVASKIS, who had re- In that time the boat had saved fifty-two signed the post of coxswain of the Hayle lives from different wrecks. Life-boat, which he had held for twenty- Voted 193Z. 16s. Gd. to pay the expenses four years. During that period the Life- of the Eye, Winchelsea, Caister No. 1, boats on this station have saved fifty-one Palling Nos. 1 and 2, Montrose No. 1, lives from different wrecks. Dover, Buckie, Dunbar, Winterton No. 1, Also 177Z, 13s. to pay the expenses of North Berwick, Harwich, Clacton-on-Sea the Eameey, Walton-on-the-Naze, Har- and Walton-on-the-Naze Life-boats in wich, Aldborcragh, Broadstairs, Montrose assembling their crews or putting off to No. 1, Palling No. 2, Clacton-on-Sea, and the assistance of vessels which did not Balcary Life-boats in putting off to the eventually require their aid. assistance of vessels which did not ulti- Also 4Z. 17s. &d. to DONALD GBANT, who mately need their services. was injured at the exercise of the Dornoch Life-boat on the 28th February. Also 25Z. in aid of a fund for the relief May- 10.—BOOTMEB.—Robin Hood of of the widow and children of FBEDEBICK Nottingham, Life-boat.—Five cobles being BATCHELOB, who died suddenly while in great danger, the sea having risen very hurrying to the Walton-on-the-Naze Life- suddenly, the Life-boat was launched and boat to go out on service. was afloat three hours. Ail the boats were got safely into the harbour. As on pre- vious occasions the women of the village April 14.—CAISTEB, NORFOLK..—God- helped to launch the Life-boat in the send Life-boat. — The s.s. Coleridge, of absence at sea of many of the men.— Exeter, bound from Middlesbrough for Expense of service, 8Z. Bilbao in ballast, was observed passing May 10.—MONTBOSE.—Augusta Life- through the Cockle Gat with a flag flying boat.—The fishing boats being overtaken at her maintop mast. A strong breeze by a heavy sea, which sprang up very sud- was blowing from the N.E., the sea was denly and which was felt all along the east heavy, and as the signal could not be coast of Scotland, made with all speed for clearly made out, the weather being thick, the harbour. One of them, the yaw] Wan- it was considered advisable to send out derer, in crossing the bar, was struck by a the No. 2 Life-boat to find out whether heavy sea, which knocked the helmsman any assistance was needed. It was dis- from his post, and caused the boat to roll covered that the pilot had been unable to so heavily that she shipped water at both land in consequence of stress of weather, sides; however, she fortunately got in and he was therefore taken into the Life- safely. The Nautilus, also, rolled over boat and brought ashore.—Expense of until her sails touched the water, and had service, lOi. 10s. a narrow escape. As she passed the Life- May 6.—SEAHAM, Go. DUEHAM.—Skyn- boat house her skipper hailed for the ner Life-boat.— At 6.30 A.M. the s.s. Ter- Life-boat to be launched as there were Ungs, of London, bound from Eochester for other boats in danger. Accordingly, the Seaham, in ballast, in approaching the Augusta was at once taken afloat, pulled harbour during a fog went too far to the down to the Bar, and convoyed the boats southward, struck the rocks and filled. in. It is believed they would not have A pilot boat and steam-tugs went to her attempted the passage had not the Life- assistance, but were prevented by the boat been there. Just as she was turning rough sea and strong from getting to accompany them, she was struck on sufficiently near to the vessel to rescue her port bow by a heavy sea, hove on her her crew. The Life-boat was therefore beam ends and half filled with water. launched and took off the crew, consist- However, she righted and freed herself ing of fifteen men, landing them safely of water immediately, and the crew were at 7.30.—Expense of service, 71. 14s. much pleased with the way in which she recovered herself.—Expense of service, 92. 10s. 6d. COMMITTEE MEETING, 9th May, 1889. May 10.—GOTJEDON, KINCA-EWNEBHIIOS. Voted the Second Service Clasp of the —Temporary Life-boat.— The Life-boat Institution, a certificate of service and 202. temporarily placed here while the boat be- MAY 1, 1890.] EEWAEDS. 275 longing to the station was being altered and another vessel in a S.E. wind and a strong improved, rendered good service to the ground swell and surf, the weather being fishing boats which were in great danger, foggy > and rain falling, she was caught by a heavy S.B. chopping sea having very the breakers, and, before any alarm could suddenly sprung up, and breaking right be given by the master of the vessel, she across the harbour, preventing any of the was driven on to the rocks at the east boats from getting in. It was found end of Whitburn Stile and seriously necessary in one instance to take the crew damaged. The Life-boat proceeded to of two men from one small boat into the her assistance and rescued the crew, con- Life-boat, they having anchored just out- sisting of four men, and the master's side the broken water. She then followed daughter. The vessel, which was 99 tons the rest of the fleet to Johnshaven, a register, was on a voyage from Cork to distance of three miles, and stood by them Newcastle, carrying a cargo of timber.— while entering the harbour there. The Expense of service, 81. 13s. Gd. fishermen attributed their safety to the presence of the Life-boat.—Expense of service, 81. 7s. Gd. May 13.—MONTBOSE.—Augusta, Life- COMMITTEE MEETING, llth July, 1889. boat.—The Life-boat was called out to Voted 1001. 11s. to pay the expenses of the aid of the herring boat British Sove- the Cromer, Winterton No. 2, Wexford reign, which had driven on the Annat No. 1 and Palling No. 2 Life-boats in Bank. When the boat reached her she putting off to the assistance of vessels was taking the sea heavily on the star- which did not eventually need their help. board quarter and would soon have got broadside on when she would have filled with water and sunk. The Life-boat took COMMITTEE MEETING, 1st August, 1889. out her anchor in a south-easterly direction which kept her stern on to the sea, and Voted 581. 4s. Gd. to pay the expenses eventually a steam-tug arrived, and the of the Broadstairs, Walton-on-the-Naze Life-boat passing a line to her, the fishing- and Harwich Life-boats, in proceeding out boat was towed off and taken into harbour. in reply to signals, their services however But for the immediate assistance of the not being eventually needed. Life-boat, the six' fishermen would un- doubtedly have been drowned, as no ordi- nary boat could have approached them Aug. 3.—CAISTEB.—Godsend Life-boat. with safety.—Expense of service, 81. —At about 10.45 A.M. two vessels came into collision in the Cockle Gat during a strong S.W. breeze and a moderate COMMITTEE MEETING, 6th June, 1889. sea. They both hoisted signals of dis- tress, in response to which the Caister Voted 711. 16s. to pay the expenses of No. 2 Life-boat was launched and sailed the Walton-on-the-Naze, Ackergill, Win- to the vessels which remained locked terton No. 2, Kingsdowne and Walmer together until the boat was half-way to Life-boats in putting off to the assistance them. The first one reached was the of vessels not ultimately requiring their three-masted schooner Culzean Castle, of aid. and for Cork, from the Tyne with a Also 51. to the widow of WILLIAM Wn> cargo of coal. She was much damaged, KTNH who for twenty-three years had been but was in no immediate danger, merely the driver of the horses used for the requiring a steam-tug to take her into Hasborough Life-boat, on every occasion the harbour. The Life-boat then went when the boat was taken out on service to the other vessel, the brigantine Aratus, or for exercise. of and for Teignmouth, also coal laden from the Tyne, which was found to be July 10.—WHITBUBN, Co. DUBHAM.— much injured and leaking badly. A William and Charles Life-boat.—While steam-tug coming up towed her into the schooner Dorothy Watson, of North Yarmouth harbour, the Life-boat accom- Shields, was being towed by the steam-tug panying her. Express, of Sunderland, in company with Aug. 10.—CEMLYN, ANGLESEY.—The 276 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1890.

schooner Maggie, of Ardrossan, bound from returned to her station at 2.30 P.M.— Connah's Quay for Swansea with a cargo Expense of service, W. of bricks, stranded on the Platters Rocks Sept. 6.—BULL BAY, ANGLESEY.— Cur- near the Skerries, during squally weather ling Life-boat.—It having been reported The crew, five in number, who had taken that a ship was ashore abreast of the Middle to their boat, were met by the Cemlyn Mouse islet, the Life-boat was launched at Life-boat which had put off to their assis- 9 A.M., proceeded to the vessel, which was tance and returned to the vessel, and with found to be the barque President Harbitz, the help of the Life-boat men she was go1 of Sandfjord, Norway, and remained by afloat and taken to Holyhead.—Expense her until about 8 P.M., when all attempts of service, 211. 6s. 3d. made by a steam-tug having failed to get Aug. 16.—RAMSEY, ISLE OF MAN.—Two the vessel afloat, the crew were put on Sisters Life-boat.—Considerable anxiety board the tug, the Life-boat taking to was felt here as to the safety of two them their clothing, which had been re- pleasure boats with five visitors on board moved from the barque and placed on the which had set out for Peel. At 9.45 P.M. rocks. The boat regained her station at the wind blew a gale from the S.S.W., the 9.30 P.M.—Expense of service, 111. 11s. sea was rough, rain was falling heavily, and the night was very dark, and as no tidings could be heard of the boats, it was COMMITTEE MEETING, 12th Sept., 1889. decided to send out the Life-boat to try Voted 126Z. 15s. 6d. to pay the expenses to find them and render help if required. of the Cemaes, Newquay (Cardiganshire), One of the boats was found at anchor Llanddwyn, Porthdinllaen, Rhoscolyn, about three quarters of a mile E. of the Southport No. 2, Fleetwood No. 1, Sennen harbour but not requiring assistance. Cove, Lowestoft No. 2, Ramsey and Bull The other was discovered about two miles Bay Life-boats in assembling their crews N.E. of the harbour; she had lost her or putting off to the assistance of vessels jibboom and was almost unmanageable; which did not eventually require their two of the Life-boat men therefore boarded services. her, a temporary sail was rigged, and the Also a certificate of service and 25?. to boat was taken safely into the harbour.— Mr. JAMES ARMSTRONG on his retirement Expense of service, 171. 10s. from the office of coxswain of the Hauxley Aug. 20.—PENMON, ANGLESEY.—Tem- Life-boat. He had held that post twenty- porary Life-boat.—A schooner having nine years, during which period the boat been seen to run aground on the Dutch- saved 141 lives. man's Bank during a N.W. wind and rough weather the crew of the Life-boat were summoned, and the Life-boat, placed Sept. 24.—CLOUGHEY, Co. DOWN.—Tem- here temporarily while the station's boat Dorary Life-boat.—It having been reported was being altered and improved, was ;hat a steamer was ashore near the North launched. The schooner proved to be Sock during a strong breeze from the the Thomas, of Liverpool, bound for Stran- E.N.E., hazy weather, and a roogh sea, raer with a cargo of salt. The Life-boat- ;he Life-boat temporarily placed on this men rendered assistance to the vessel, station, whilst its own Life-boat was being which leaked badly when she floated and mproved, was launched at 3.15 A.M., two of the Life-boat crew were put on and found the stranded vessel was the board to accompany her to Beaumaris.— .s. Lady Ailsa, of London, bound from Expense of service, 71. 14s. &d. Jlasgow for Leghorn, coal laden. The Aug. 28.—HOLY ISLAND.—Grace Dar- jife-boat men rendered assistance in tak- ling Life-boat.—The s.s. Viscountess, of ng one of the vessel's boats in tow so and from Aberdeen, bound for Hull with as to lay out an anchor, and remained by a general cargo, having stranded about a ;he steamer until she floated and got mile and a quarter from Holy Island Castle nto deep water.—Expense of service, in a gale of wind from the W., the No. 1 171. 18s. 6d. Life-boat put off to her assistance at Sept. 24.— FISHGUAKD.—Elizabeth Mary 9.30 A.M., and at the master's request dfe-boat. — The No. 1 Life-boat was remained alongside until the vessel floated aunched at about 9 P.M. during a mode- and continued her voyage. The Life-boat rate gale from the N.N.E., signals of MAT 1, 1890.] KEWABDS. 277 distress having been shown by the smack Oct. 7. — LOWESTOFT. — Two Sisters, Lark, of Portmadoc, laden with slates Mary and Hannah, Life-boat.—At 6.20 for Cardiff. When the boat arrived, the A.M. the coxswain of the Life-boat was master stated that his vessel was leaking, informed that a ship was ashore on the and as the tide would not permit her middle part of the Holm Sand. The crew entering the harbour, the Life-boat re- of the Lowestoft No. 2 Life-boat were at mained by her for about an hour. With once called together, and in ten minutes the help of a pilot the vessel was enabled from the time of the alarm being given, to get into the harbour on the following the Boat was leaving the harbour, in tow •day.—Expense of service, 20£ 5s. of the steam-tug Dispatch. W hen half vray Sept. 28.—SOABBOBOtTGH.—Queensbury through the Stanford Gat the tow-rope Life-boat.—While the fishing dandy Lin- was let go, the Life-boat crossed the net, of Lowestoft, was riding in the bay sands and ran down to the stranded a strong gate from the N.N.W. sprung up vessel. On approaching her, three tre- accompanied by a heavy sea, causing the mendous seas struck the Boat, completely vessel to drift slowly towards the shore. submerging her, and washing overboard At midnight a flare-light was shown from one of the crew; but happily another sea her, she being then in broken water, the washed him into the Boat again. The sea making a complete breach over her. vessel was ultimately reached, and her The Life-boat proceeded to her assistance, crew/ consisting of six men, who had reached her just as she struck the rocky taken refuge in the main rigging, were beach, and rescued six men who were on got into the Boat, which then re-crossed board. The vessel immediately commenced the sands, was taken in tow by the to break up, and soon became a total steamer, and reached the harbour at wreck.—Expense of service, 20Z. 7.40 A.M. The wrecked vessel was the Sept. 30.—COURTOW».—Three Sisters three-masted schooner Lymington, of Har- Life-boat.—It having been reported that wich, bound from Sanderland for South- a barque was flying signals of distress, ampton with a cargo of coal.—Expense of the Life-boat put off at 8 A,M. in a service, 16Z. 7s. strong N.E. breeze and a moderate sea. Oct. 7.—LYTHAM.—Charles Biggs Life- On reaching the vessel, which was found boat.—While a heavy gale was blowing, to be the Axel, of Drammen, Norway, the steam-tender Florence, of Preston, was coal-laden from Liverpool for Brazil, it seen to part one of her chains and collide was ascertained that the signal she was with another steamer, damaging both showing was not one of distress, but an vessels. The sea being very high, it was indication that she wanted to land the feared the tender would founder, and pilot. The man was therefore taken into that the engineer who was on board the Life-boat and brought on shore.— would be drowned. Two attempts were Expense of service, 111. 7s. made by shore boats to reach the vessel, Oct. 7.—HOLYHEAD.—Thomas Fielden but these proving futile, the Life-boat Life-boat.—At 4.5 A.M. the Life-boat was was manned and launched, and saved the launched, a signal of distress having been man, who was at that time in imminent displayed outside the breakwater, but when peril. The direction of the wind soon she reached the spot she could not find the afterwards changed, causing the sea to vessel on account of the terrific storm and moderate, otherwise there can be little thick weather. The crew then gallantly doubt that the vessel would have gone determined to remain out until daylight, down. Five fishing-boats and several when they found the ship to leeward, in open boats sunk at their moorings during Church Bay, but as she was in tow of a the gale.—Expense of service, 81. 10s. steam-tug, the services of the Life-boat Oct. 7.—LIANDUDSO.—Sunlight No. I were not required. On her way back the Life-boat.—This Life-boat, manned by its barquentine Glynwood, of Khyl, was seen efficient crew, rendered its first service in to part her anchor. Fortunately a steam- saving life during a heavy gale which pre- tug was at hand, and her hawser having vailed along the coast. Early in the been put on board, some of the Life-boat morning two fishing trawlers from Hoy- men assisted to moor the vessel alongside lake, the Perseverance, Edward Smith, the quay in the Old Harbour.—Expense master, and the Mien and Ann> Joseph of service, B4.L Beck, master, anchored in. Llanduduo Bay 278 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1,1890. about three miles from the shore. At N.W. blew during Sunday night, October ahout 9.30 it was observed that the Per- 6, at Peel, and on the west coast of the severance had hoisted a distress signal. Isle of Man, accompanied by heavy tor- The Life-boat, fally manned, was quickly rents of rain. At Peel the full fury of launched in front of the South Parade, the gale was felt with exceptional force. the boat being in charge of Mr. EICHAHD The waves dashed over and enveloped the JONES, coxswain. The launch "was well breakwater, and swept the Shore Road and managed, and as the boat put off in the Marine Promenade from end to end, and tremendous sea which was running, Peel Castle was continually hidden by the hundreds of persons who had gathered spray. On Monday morning, about 10 on the parade gave a hearty cheer. In o'clock, a large full-rigged ship was sighted order to procure a better headway, and get about 10 miles from Peel, with a steamer a little shelter from the gale, the boat was close at hand. As she came closer in, she steered out near the pier. The public was seen to be flying signals of distress also made for the pierhead, where a good having nothing standing but the mizen- view of the proceedings was obtainable. mast and stamp of mizon-topmast. The The Life-boat was soon near the Perse- jibboom and bowsprit had also gone. verance, but it was some time before the The Koeket Brigade were mustered, and men were got off; eventually four men they at once proceeded with their cart were landed from the vessel at the pier- and apparatus round to the "West Quay, head. The Life-boat then put out again where they held themselves in readi- to the Ellen and Ann, which had also H688 for action. The Life-boat was hoisted a signal of distress, and landed quickly launched, and was under sail four more hands on the beach, amid the in a few minutes to render assistance, cheers of the spectators. The behaviour the sea at the time running vwry high, of the new Life-boat exceeded all expecta- and the gale still raging. When the tions, and the crew are greatly pleased Boat rounded the breakwater, she en- with the way in which she passed through countered the full force of the terrific this very severe test, as she had to en- N.W. gale that was blowing, and many counter a very heavy breaking sea.—Ex- people on shore felt that it was almost an pense of service, 24L 6s. impossibility for the Life-boat to get up Oct. 7.—EXMOUTH.—Joseph Somes Life- to the vessel in the teeth of such a wind. boat.—A telegram from Dawlish was But the gallant coxswain handled the received at midday, stating that the ser- Boat splendidly, and finally, after a pro- . vices of the Life-boat were urgently longed battle with the elements, lasting needed by a vessel lying off that place. over two hours, he got sufficiently near A gale of wind was blowing from the to the distressed barque to hail those on W.N.W., and there was a very rough sea. board. The vessel in distress proved to The Life-boat was promptly launched, be the St. George, a Norwegian ship, laden and found the fishing-cutter Topsy, of with coal, pipes, and rails, bound from Torquay, anchored in the bay» about a Gxeenock to Monte Video, with a crew of mile and a half from Langstone Head. twenty-one men and the captain's wife Some of the Life-boat men boarded her, and child, a baby nine mouths old. helped to get her anchor up, and she was Great diflaculty was experienced in effect- then taken in tow by the Boat over the ing communication between the Life-boat bar and into Exmouth Harbour. She and the vessel, on account of her driving carried a crew of three men. The master so hard before the wind, in addition to of the vessel stated that he had left Tor- which the ship's broken spars were float- quay at about 2 p.at. on the 6th October. ing round her. A life-buoy, which was The gale commenced at 2 o'clock on the gent to the vessel, got entangled in the following morning; at 5 o'clock the nets wreckage, and the hawser parted, one of were taken in, at daylight the boat got the crew of the Life-boat getting his hand under way. She was filled three times badly hurt by the rope. After repeated by the heavy seas, and her crew had to gallant attempts, the Life-boat crew were be continually pumping her.—Expense of at last successful in establishing com- service, 92. munication, and the first to be rescued Oct. 7.—PEEL, ISLE OF MAN.—John was the captain's wife. She cried out Monk Life-boat.—A terrific gale from the for her baby, and another of the crew MAY 1, 1890.] BEWABDS. 279 was hauled into the Life-boat, carrying great portion of the United Kingdom, a the child in a canvas bag tied between vessel was seen to be labouring heavily his shoulders. After that the remainder and showing signals of distress, some two of the crew were taken on board the or three miles from the Merionethshire Life-boat, which then returned to the coast, and about seven or eight miles from shore. Upon an-ivirg at the breakwater, Aberystwytb. She was rapidly drifting which was crowded with an excited and towards a very dangerous of rocks enthusiastic crowd, cheer after cheer was called the " Patches." The coxswain of the sent up when it was found that the Life-boat, Mr. THOMAS WILLIAMS, at once gallant crew of the Life-boat had suc- summoned the Life-boat crew by signal, ceeded ia saving twenty-three lives, and and there was no delay in getting the boat that not one was lost. Amidst the firing to the edge of, perhaps, as wild a sea as a of cannon and cheering of the people small boat was ever launched in. It was who had assembled at every point where low-water, and for a long time it was im- the slightest view could be obtained, possible to move the carriage through the those who had been rescued were landed, sand. There were plenty of willing hands, but not before their vessel had become including many students of the University a total wreck. To add to the thrilling College of Wales, but, notwithstanding character of the scene, a beautiful rain- the fact that scores of the men went into bow appeared in the western sky, jnst as the water until the waves broke over the hapless mariners had reached a place their heads, a considerable time elapsed of safety, after their perilous experiences before the boat was slipped from the car- in the open sea. The Life-boat was riage and was fairly afloat. When, this brought alongside the quay, and many part of the work had been accomplished, willing persons assisted to help the two the crew began a struggle against wind crews to land, the captain's wife and and waves which was only equalled some child being handed out first. The master eight or nine years ago, when one of the of the St. George said, on the following crew died from exposure. The men day:—" The Peel Life-boat is a first-class pulled at the oars in a tremendous sea, boat. She never shipped a sea, and the and slowly forged ahead, in the teeth of men handled her splendidly. There was the wind, towards the south. The object not a soul of us on board our vessel this was to get sufficient way to avoid being time yesterday that expected to be saved. blown upon the rocks. When the men We never thought we should see to- had been rowing tor an hour, they had day."—'Expense of service, 111. is. scarcely movtd from the spot they were Oct. 7.—GOBIESTON.—Mark Lane Life- enabled to reach, by the fixed rope. Great boat.—In spite of the very stormy con- white seas broke over the boat, drenching dition of the weather, the wind blowing a the men to the skin, and carrying her back strong gale from the S.W., and the sea towards the shore. Again and again the being very heavy, a man went out in a struggle was renewed, and again and again small boat from the shore, with the the boat was carried back on the crests of intention of boarding a vessel lying in the waves towards the shore. Sometimes the roads. Subsequently he was observed, the boat would be thrown, on end almost in the middle of the roadstead, drifting into a perpendicular position, and then helplessly towards the Scroby Sands, hav- fall into the trough of the sea, and disap- ing lost both his oars. The Gorleston pear. After a struggle of two hourg No. 1 Life-boat which was lying afloat, against the angry sea and the fierce having been previously called out on ser- wind, during which time six oars were vice during the morning, at once pro- broken, aad there were many narrow ceeded out and rescued the man, who was escapes from upsetting, the boat was then abont a hundred yards only from the carried by three or four huge rollers broken water. A Lowestoft trawler had towards the pier, and into comparatively made three attempts to reach him, but smooth water. A rope was thrown from had been unsuccessful.—Expense of ser- the end of the pier to the boat. More vice, 161. 7s. oars were then taken on board, and tivu Oct. 7. — ABEBYSTWTTH. — Mizabeth additional men went into the boat. Four Lloyd Life-boat.—During the severe storm of them were lowered dowu the rope, but which worked wide devastation over a one, Mr. AMRED WOBTHINGTON, jumped ___ 280 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY I, 1890. into the seething •waters from the steps of Dronning Sophie was seen to be in distress the promenade pier, and swam to the in Carnarvon Bay, and fast drifting to lee- boat. He remained out until midnight ward, while the wind was blowing a whole in his wet clothes, but, as far as that went, gale from the N.W., and a very heavy sea all the crew were wet through before the was running. She let go both anchors boat had been launched an hour. Sea when about a mile and a half to the south after sea broke over the boat, which, it ward of Khoscolyn, but rode very heavily, was admitted all round, behaved splen- the seas breaking right over ter, and didly. As soon as the extra men had soon she exhibited a signal of distress. settled to their work, another attempt to The coxswain of the Life-boat, who had get southward was made. The wind been watching her, quickly launched still blew, and the waves still broke with his boat, and went to the aid of the unabated force, but the Life-boat was crew through a tremendous sea. On impelled forward, and although she was arriving near the ship, the Life-boat often lost to sight in the trough of the anchored and veered down to her, and sea, or buried in spray, she made head- eventually was successful, with great way steadily, until a point had been difficulty, in saving the whole of the crew, reached when the coxswain thought it eleven in number, who were clinging was safe to hoist the sails. This was to the rigging, and in imminent danger of done, and in a few minutes the boat went being washed away. From the shore a beautifully and rapidly before the storm large number of spectators watched the in the direction of the vessel. After struggle with intense anxiety, and when making three tacks the ship was reached; the Life-boat landed the rescued men, she proved to be the Arklow, of Windsor, her brave crew were greeted by ringing N.S., and although terribly battered, she cheers. Mr. J. WILLIAMS, the Chief was still holding on to her anchors. Two Officer of Coastguard at Holyhead, and of the Life-boat men boarded her to assist Honorary Secretary of that Branch, of the in taking her to St. Tudwall's Roads, and Institution, was present with the life- the boat remained alongside some time, saving apparatus, expecting every moment at the request of the master, to be in to see the vessel part from her cables. readiness to save the crew should the cables He spoke very highly of the gallantry of part; eventually she returned to shore, the coxswain and crew of the Life-boat, which was reached a little before mid- and the able manner in which the boat night. A Liverpool steam-tug was after- was managed. — Expense of service, wards sent into the Bay, and when the im. 11s. weather moderated the vessel and- crew Oct. 7.—ABBESOCH.—Mabel Louisa, Life- were taken to a place of safety. The boat.—During a gale the barque Inveresk, undaunted spirit displayed by the Life- of and for Liverpool from Nova Scotia, boat men won the admiration of the was seen running under bare poles direct thousands of spectators. While along- for the east end of St. Patrick's Causeway. side the wreck an immense wave went The Life-boat proceeded to her assistance, completely over the Life-boat, and and the vessel's fore and aft sails having washed three of her crew overboard, been set, on the advice of the coxswain, and it was some time before they were she was guided by the Life-boat to a picked up. safe anchoraga — Expense of service, [For this excellent service, in addition to 211. 12s. 6cZ. the 2Z. 5s. allowed to each of the Life-boat- Oct. 8.—NEWPOBT (PEMBBOKESHIBE).— men by the KOYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT Clevedon Life-boat.—In reply to signals INSTITUTION, the owners of the vessel, of distress, the Life-boat was launched wishing to show their approval of the at 3 A.M., while the wind was blowing a crew's services, forwarded the sum of strong gale from W. by N. to W.E.W., £30 to the local Honorary Secretary, with and found that the signal was shown a request that he would divide it amongst by the brigantine Reliance, of and from the men as some recognition on their part Wexford, for Newport, Monmouthshire, of their gallant conduct.]—Expense of in ballast, she having had her masts service, 48Z. 17s. Id. carried away by the gale two days pre- Oct. 7.—RHOSCOLYN, ANGLESEY.—Tem- viously. The mate of the. vessel had been porary Life-boat.—The Norwegian barque washed overboard and drowned. The re- MAY. 1,1890.] BEWAKDS. 281 mainder of the crew, three in number, The master and six of the crew were were taken into the Life-boat, which, then taken off by the Life-boat, the remainder made for her station; bat this was found of the crew, thirty-three in number, reach- to be impossible, owing to the strength of ing the shore in their own boats. the gale, and she was forced to go to Oct. 18. — WEXFORD. — Etkel Eveleen Cardigan, where the rescued men were Life-boat.—At about 6 o'clock in the landed. The boat afterwards left Cardigan morning, the Wexford No. 1 Life-boat in tow of a steamer, but the weather was was launched, intelligence having been still so boisterous that she had to put received that a vessel was aground on the back; however, on the following day she Dogger Bank. A strong gale was blowing was enabled to return to Newport, arriving from the S., and there was a heavy sea there at about 8 P.M.—Expense of service, running at the time. The boat proceeded 35?. 17s. under sail to the stranded vessel, which was the schooner Star of Hope of and for COMMITTEE MEETIHG, 10th Oct., 1889. Wexford from Liverpool, with a cargo of coal, and which was found to have Voted a certificate of service and 10L stranded on the south side of Wexford to Mr. JOHN BROWS, on his resignation of Bar. Some difficulty was experienced in the post of Coxswain of the Newbiggin getting alongside, but eventually this was Life-boat which he had held for ten years. accomplished. The Life-boat men then j During that period the Boat had saved rendered assistance in getting the vessel fifty-seven lives from different wrecks. afloat, and, with the help of a steam-tug, Voted 229?. 8s. 9d to pay the expenses she was taken safely into Wexford Har- of the Stornoway, Totland Bay, Huna, bour, with her crew of five men. Caister No. 2, Gorieston Nos. 1 and 2, Oct. 19.—GEOOMSPOKT, Co. DOWN.— Brancaster, Barmouth, Lowestoft No. 2, George Pooley Life-boat—During a strong New Brighton No. 2, Holyhead, Kirkcud- E. wind and a heavy swell, the barque bright, Llandudno and Knyl No. 2 Life- Brucklay Castte, of Aberdeen, was observed boats in assembling their eiews or putting to be in a very dangerous position in off to the assistance of vessels which did Crawfordsburn Bay. The Life-boat put not eventually require their services. off to her assistance at 9.15 A.M., and Also 51. to one of the crew of the Gor- found that she had anchored during leston No. 1 Life-boat who was injured the night, and dragged her anchors until while on service in the boat on the 7th she struck on an outlying reef. The boat Oct. remained by her until 4 o'clock, when a Also 21. to one of the crew of the Peel Liverpool tug arrived and towed her Life-boat who was injured while on ser- afloat, the Life-boat men assisting to get vice in the Boat on the 7th Oct. her anchors up.—Expense of service, 13?. 11s. Oct. 15.—SENNEN COVE, CORNWALL.— Oct. 22.—DONNA NOOK.—Richard Life- Denzil and Maria Owsfow Life-boat.—The boat.—The Swedish barque Infatigable, S.B. Malta, of Glasgow, 2,017 tons, with laden with deals and boards for Hull, passengers and a general cargo from was seen flying distress signals, having Liverpool for Italy, went ashore at Wheal lost her fore and main masts during Castle, about four miles from Sennen, squally weather and in a rough sea. The during a dense fog. Intelligence of the signal gun having been fired, the crew casualty having reached Seanen Cove, the of the Life-boat promptly responded to crew of the Life-boat stationed there were the call, and at 7.15 A.M. the boat was at once summoned, the Boat was launched launched, and rescued the crew of eleven at 8.45 P.M., and proceeded to the assis- men from the vessel, which afterwards tance of the vessel. On reaching her it became a total wreck.-—-Expense of service, was found that the passengers had been 28?. 10«. landed, and, at the master's request, the Oct. 30.—ALDBOBOUGH.—George Houns- Life-boat remained by the ship. At 6 fleld Life-boat.—The steamer Alcedo, of o'clock on the following morning an and for Bilbao, laden with cement and attempt was made to tow the vessel off; coke from Newcastle, and having a crew but the efforts failed, and she ultimately of twenty-one men, stranded on the Ship- settled down and became a total wreck. wash Sand while a strong S.W. wind was 282 THE LIFE-BOAT, [MAY. 1, 1890. blowing, and broke her propeller. In re- a crew of twenty-four men, and six pas- sponse to signals tbeLife-boat was launched sengers, which was in a sinking condition, at 3 P.M., remained by the vessel for some three and a half miles S. of Helvick Head, time, and then took the master to Harwich her propeller having made a large hole to obtain a steamer. A tug having been under her port quarter. The passengers procured, the Life-boat returned in tow were taken into the Life-boat from the of her to the vessel, two anchors were put ship's boats, and, under the guidance of out; the crew of a smack were engaged to the Life-boat men, the vessel was beached assist in throwing overboard part of the on Whitehouse Bank, where she remained cargo in order to lighten the ship, and in safety until the tide ebbed, and the at 3.30 on the following afternoon she damage was then sufficiently repaired floated, and was towed to Harwich. to enable the steamer to proceed into Nov. 1.—SHOBEHAM.—Ramonet Life- harbour. boat.—The French schooner Charles Elisa, Nov. 10. — WALTON-ON-THE-NAZE.— of Paimpol, bound from Bordeaux for Honourable Artillery Company Life-boat. Shoreham with empty casks, was driven —Guns and rockets, indicating that a by the force of wind and sea into the bay, vessel was in distress, having been fired, and was compelled to drop her anchor to the Life-boat was launched at 4.38 P.M., prevent being stranded, as a gale of wind and proceeded under oars to the Sunk was blowing from the S.8.W., in the Light-vessel, where information -was ob- direction of the shore. The steam-tug tained that a vessel was ashore on the Stella attempted to approach the vessel, Long Sand. The boat accordingly pro- but was unable to get near her, and ceeded in that direction, and at about therefore returned to the harbonr. The 10 o'clock found the galliot Edvard, of crew of the Life-boat was then sum- and from Skonevig, bound for the south moned, and at 5 A.M. the boat was of France with cods' roes, stranded S. J W. launched, being taken in tow by the of the Long Sand. After two hours' work Stella, went alongside the schooner, which she was got off the sand, and was brought •was about half a mile W. of the harbour's to anchor, until 2 A.M., when she was got month, put the end of a line on board, under weigh and taken to Harwich. Her and then pulled to the steam-tug, thus crew consisted of two men. enabling a hawser to be conveyed, and the vessel to be towed into the harbour. COMMITTEE MEETING, 14th Nov., 1889. The schooner, which carried a crew of six men, would, in the absence of this help, Voted 6001. in aid of the Fund being have probably become a total wreck. raised locally for the relief of the widows Nov. 1.—TBOON.—Alexander Munnock and orphans of three of the crew of the Life-boat.—A terrific gale of wind from Portrush Life-boat, who unhappily lost W. to N.W. suddenly sprung up in the their lives by the capsizing of the boat morning, and while the storui was at its while on service, in an exceedingly rough height the schooner Roe Cliff, of Skene, sea, on the 1st Nov. Pecuniary grants bound from Porsgrund, Norway, for Troon, of 21. 10s. and upwards were also made with a cargo of deals and battens, in to the survivors of the crew, and the attempting to take the harbour in tow medical expenses incurred by those who of a steam-tug failed, and the tow-rope were injured were ordered to be defrayed. breaking and the vessel's anchors not The thanks of the Institution inscribed holding she drifted on to the North Beach. on vellum and framed were awarded to The Life-boat put off to her assistance at Mr. W. A. TRAILL, O.B., Mr. ABOHIBAID about 12 noon, in a tremendous sea, and AUT.D, chief boatman in charge of H.M. after strenuous efforts on the part of her Coastguard at Port Ballintrae, and Mr. crew succeeded in rescuing the vessel's ii. McMuiLAN in recognition of their most crew, consisting of six men.—Expense of valuable services to the Portrush Life- service, 91. 18s. boat men, and Mr. T. HAUGHEY and Mr. Nov. 1.—DDNGAKVAN.— William Dun- THOMPSON were also thanked for the help ville Life-boat.—At 6.50 P.M. the Life- which they rendered on the occasion. boat was launched in response to signals Voted also 11. each to twenty-one men of distress which were shown from the s.s. who assisted in rescuing the survivors of Qlanmire, of Cork, with a general cargo, the crew fiom the surf. MAY 1,1890.] BEWAKDS. 283

Also 276?. 10s. 6d. to pay the expenses return to the shore, where a fresh crew of the New Brighton No. 2, Port Erin, was obtained to man the boat, which Castletown, Lytham, St. Anne's No. 2, again put off to the rescue. Another Portmadoc, Holyhead, Morthoe, Barmston, piece of wreckage came away with one Gorleston No. 1, Caister No. 2, Ramsgate, man on it, who was picked up. One of the North Deal, Whitburn, Plymouth, Aber- remaining two men was struck by a spar, dovey, Port Logan, Ayr, Bridlington, and unhappily lost his life, but the other, Mullion, Mablethorpe and Harwich Life- the master of the vessel, was taken off boats in assembling their crews or putting and safely landed in the Life-boat.—Ex- off to the assistance of vessels not ulti- pense of service, 131. 17s. mately needing their help. Nov. 25.—-KiNGSBowNE.—Charles Ear- Also a certificate of service and 10L to grave Life-boat.—A large steamer having Mr. WILLIAM SLATEB on his resignation been reported ashore between St. Mar- of the office of coxswain of the Banff garet's Bay and Hope Point while a strong Life-boat, which post he had occupied gale was blowing from the W.S.W., accom- nine years. panied by a heavy sea, and thick weather Also 10Z. to a man who was injured with rain, the Life-boat put off at 7.30 A.M., while assisting to haul up the Orme's and on reaching the steamer found that Head Life-boat after it had rescued the she was the Cordoba, of and for Havre, crews of two distressed vessels on the in ballast from Dunkirk. The Life-boat 7th October. remained by her until she was towed off Also 71. to one of the crew of the by a London tug, and then returned to Holyhead Life-boat who was injured while her station, arriving there at 11 o'clock.— on service in the boat on the 8th October. Expense of service, 91. Also 51. to one of the crew of the Fleet- Nov. 25. — LOWESTOFT. — Two Sisters wood Life-boat who was injured at the Mary and Hannah Life-boat.—Flares exercise of the boat in May last. having been seen N.E. of the Neweome Sands, daring a strong N.W. wind and Nov. 22.—NEWBDBGH, ABEBDEENSHIRE. a rough sea, the Life-boat went out —Ellen Newman and John Sentley Life- at 10 P.M., and found the sloop Richard boat.—At daylight the brig Olga, of and Francis, of Goole, laden with tiles, Bonne, timber laden for Sanderland, was from Hull for Lowestoft, in the midst of seen ashore on a sandbank a little S. of the breakers. She had lost some of her the River Ythan. The wind had blown sails, and those which were left were a gale from the S.E. during the night, split, but it being the top of the tide, and a heavy sea was running, which and an extra high one, she managed to increased as the tide advanced. With drift over the sand, the Life-boat remain- all speed the Life-boat put off to her ing by her, and was towed into the harbour assistance, the strong tide and wind by the steam-tug Dispatch.—Expense of causing hard work for the crt>w. As the service, 24Z. 7s. Life-boat got near, the vessel began to Nov. 26. — THUESO. — Charley Lloyd break up, and two men were carried away Life-boat.—The Life-boat was launched on a portion of the wreckage rapidly at 10 o'clock at night during a heavy northwards, and the boat at once turned gale from the N., snow, and a high sea, to in pursuit and rescued them. Another the assistance of the schooners William long and hard pull was then required to Jones, of Carnarvon, and Sylph, of Beau- bring the' boat back, and again she had to maris, both laden with slates, from Wales turn for three men -who had left in the and bound for Aberdeen, which had burnt ship's boat; these she also rescued just in flare lights as signals of distress, as they time, for immediately afterwards the boat were riding heavily at their anchors in disappeared. Three men still clung to what Serabster Eoads, and were in danger of remained of the vessel, which by that time coming into collision with each other. had quite broken up, and the cargo of The Life-boat took off fojir men from the timbers and battens made it a very dan- William Jones, and five men from the gerous undertaking for the Life-boat to Sylph, and brought them safely ashore.— approach her. The Life-boat men were Expense of services, 14Z. quite exhausted by their arduous and Nov. 29.—LYDD, D0NGENESS.—R.A.O.B. continuous labour, and were compelled to Life-boat.—The crew of the Life-boat 284 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1890.

were summoned daring a moderate N. coal, showed a signal of distress while breeze and hazy weather, signals of dis- at anchor in the roadstead. The crew tress having been reported. The men of the Life-boat were at once called promptly assembled, and at 1 A.M., signals together, and at 8.45 A.M. the boat was being then repeatedly made in the offing, launched, and rescued the vessel's crew of the boat was launched, and found the three men from a perilous position, as schooner Minnie Elkin, of Carnarvon, the heavy seas were breaking over the bound from London for Ayr, with cement, vessel at the time the men were taken off. and having a crew of six men on board, —Expense of service, 10Z. 10s. stranded two miles N. of Dungeness Dec. 7.—-STAITHES, YOBKSHIBE.—- Wine- Lighthonse. The Life-boat men laid out fride Mary Hopps Life-boat.—In the morn- an anchor, and rendered other services, ing the weather, which had been wild and the vessel was hauled off the sand during the night, calmed down, and at and made for Dover Harbour. 9 o'clock the fishing cobles proceeded to Nov. 30.—CAISTBK, NORFOLK.—God- sea. About 10 o'clock, however, the wind send Life-boat.—The brigantine Charles, of suddenly rose and veered to N.E., and and from Great Yarmouth, for Newcastle, in a short time there was a thorough with scrap iron, and having a crew of six storm on, accompanied by a heavy sea. men, was seen to strike the Barber Sand The coxswain of the Life-boat, seeing at about 8 P.M., during a moderate E.N.E. that the landing of the boats would be wind and a rough sea. She knocked over attended by great danger, launched the the Sand, but the Caister No. 2 Life-boat Life-boat and convoyed twenty of the was taken down to the water in readiness cobles safely ashore, the only casualty for launching should that become neces- being the loss of some of the fishing lines. sary The vessel headed to the S., Three of the boats were filled by the evidently with the intention of trying to heavy seas in coming in, and were in get out, but in doing so she took the great danger.—Expense of service, 8?. 17s. inside of the Sand, let go her anchor, and Dee. 7. — HAYLE, COBNWALL. — New at once made flares as a signal for help. Oriental Bank Life-boat.—Whilst running The Life-boat was quickly launched, and for the harbour, in the evening the ketch reached the vessel at 8.45. With the Minerva, of Bridgwater, bound from Hayle help of the Life-boat men she was got for Bristol with sand, and the steamer afloat, and anchored with just sufficient Bride, of Hayle, with coal and coke, room to swing clear of the breakers on struck on the western spit of the bar. the shore. When the tide tamed a 8. breeze A strong gale was blowing from the sprung up, the anchor was weighed, sail set, N.N.E., and there was a heavy sea run- and the Life-boat accompanied her clear of ning. The Life-boat proceeded to the the Barber and Cockle Sands, and she was rescue at about 4.50, and took off the then enabled to resume her voyage. crew of three men from the Minerva, Dec. 1.—TYBELLA, DUNDBUM BAY.— and then went to the steamer, but found Louisa Bwrnahy Life-boat.—Signals of that she required no assistance. The distress having been shown by a vessel Minerva had left Hayle in the morning, which was close to the Long Rocks, bat had been driven back by the stormy during a moderate gale from the S., weather. She became a total wreck.— thick weather, and a rough sea, the Life- Expense of service, 14?. 3s. Qd. boat was launched at about 9.30 A.M., and Dec. 9.—WOBKINGTON. — Dodo Life- found the signals had been displayed by boat.—At 10 P.M. the Life-boat was the Fly, of Preston, bound from Dublin launched, signals of distress having been for Dundrum in ballast, which was em- shown by the s.s. Lady Eglington, of and bayed about a mile from the Tyrella Coast- from Cardiff for Workington, with a cargo guard Station. The Life-boat put a pilot of coke, which had stranded on the north on board the vessel, and she was taken shore, near the mouth of the river Der- safely to her destination. went, in a strongS.W. breeze and a heary Dec. 7.—CIOVKLLY.—Graham Hughes sea. The vessel had just floated when Life-boat.—Daring a moderate gale from the Life-boat arrived. One of the Life- the N., squally weather, and a heavy sea, boat men was put on board to pilot her, the ketch Ark, of Bridgwater, bound and, with the assistance of the boat, she from Lydney for Bade with a cargo of | was conducted safely into dock. MAY 1,1890.] EEWAEDS. 285

COMMITTEE MEETING, 12th Dec., 1889. in the evening by the schooner Velin-Jieli, of Carnarvon, which had stranded on the The Committee specially recognised Salthouse Bank while she was being towed the good services rendered by Mr. JAMES to Preston, two days previously, during WHITE and Mr. HENRY CONANT, -who had thick and foggy weather. The Life-boat respectively resigned the post of Coxswain was launched at 6.30 P.M., proceeded to of the Pishguard and Sidmouth Life-boats, the vessel, and remained by her until the which they had held for many years. tide ebbed, when all immediate danger Voted 208Z. 19s. to pay the expenses of was over.—Expense of service, 151. 13s. the Clacton-on-Sea, Mablethorpe, Donna On the following evening, at 5.30, the Nook, Queenstown, Selsey, Orme's Head, Life-boat, at the request of the owner of Pakefield, Saltburn, Lowestoft No. 2, the vessel, again put off and stayed by Porthoustock, Roker, Kildonan and Doug- the schooner until 8.30. After the Life- las No. 1 Life-boats in assembling their boat had left, part of the cargo was thrown crews or putting off on occasions when overboard and she floated a little before their services were not eventually needed. high-water the next morning, and was Also 6£. to one of the crew of the taken to Preston. Orme's Head Life-boat who was injured Dec. 18.—BOBBY POST.—David Barclay while on service in the boat on the 25th of Tottenham Life-boat.—Signals having November. been seen during foggy weather, a strong S.W. wind, and a heavy sea, the Life-boat Dec. 12.—NOBTH DEAL.—Mary Somer- was launched at 3.30 A.M., and found that ville Life-boat. — The coxswain of the the lights in question were shown by the Life-boat was called, at about 1.30 A.M. s.s. Olutha, of Middlesbrough, which was by the Coastguard, who informed him in need of a pilot. The coxswain gave that guns and rockets were being fired by the master his course to Caldy, and the the Gull light-vessel. He at once sum- Life-boat returned to her station at noon. moned the crew, and, the Life-boat being —Expense of service, 27Z. 15s. 6d. promptly launched, proceeded to the Dec. 18.—DUSMOBE EAST, Co. WATEB- lightship, and was informed that a vessel TOBD.— Henry Dodd Life-boat. — The was in need of assistance, bearing about Coastguards having sighted a small vessel E.N.E. The boat steered in that direc- in distress, about four miles S. of the tion, and, after cruising about the sand Hook , during a strong gale for a short time, found the barque Man- from the N.W. and a heavy sea, the Life- dalay, of Glasgow, bound from Middles- boat was launched at 10 A.M., and pro- brough for the River Plate with railway ceeded to the vessel, which proved to be chairs and sleepers, and having a crew of the ketch Queen of Youghal, of and from sixteen men on board, stranded on the Youghal for New Boss with bricks. All off part of the North Sand Head, The her sails had been blown away, she was Life-boat men laid out a kedge anchor, leaking badly, and one of her crew—which and assisted in throwing cargo overboard, consisted of two men—had been disabled so as to lighten the barque, which was by a block falling from aloft, and the got afloat at about 3 o'clock on the other man was much exhausted. The following morning. Life-boat took the two men ashore, leaving Dec. 13.—NEWBIGGIN, NOBTHBMBEB- five of her own crew on board, and then LAND.—Robert and Susan Life-boat.—At returned to the vessel, taking off spars 12.30 A.M., signals of distress having been and sails, and at 8.30 P.M. brought her shown by the brig Janet, of Peterhead, into Danmore Harbour. . which had stranded about three hundred Dec. 22.—MOELFKE, ANGLESEY.—Star yards N. of Bing Head, the Life-boat was of Hope Life-boat.—On the night of the launched, proceeded to her assistance, 21st December, during a thick fog, the rescued her crew, consisting of eight men, schooner Isa, of Inverness, bound from and safely landed them at 2.30. The Charlestown for Enneorn with a cargo of wind was blowing from the S. by E., the china clay, struck on the Dulas Rocks and weather was foggy, and the sea rough.— became a total wreck. On the following Expense of service, 19Z. morning, when the fog had slightly Dec. 17.—ST. ANNIC'S, LANCASHIRE.— cleared, signals were seen, and the Life- Brothers Life-boat.—Signals wera shown boat immediately put off, and succeeded 286 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1890.

in saving the vessel's crew of four mea, a heavy sea, the Life-boat temporariJy who had taken refuge on the rooky island. placed here while the Mary Beckwith was I Dec. 24.—CBESSWEMI, NOBTHPMBKR- being improved, was launched at 4 A.M., LAHD.—Ellen and Eliza Life-boat,—The and found the schooner Gwm Avon, of Coastguard at Cresswell Point reported Swansea, stranded. With great difficulty that a steamer was ashore about a mile her crew, numbering four meo, were got S. of the Life-boat station, during a strong into the Life-boat, and were safely landed S.E. wind and a strong sea, whereupon at about 9 o'clock. the Life-boat was launched at 2 A.M., and Dec. 31.—STMTKES.— Wine/ride Mary found the e.s. Cerdic, of Newcastle-on- Hopps Life-boat.—At about 4 o'clock in Tyne, bound from Christiania for New- the morning a steamer was observed on castle in ballast, stranded on Headgate shore north of Staithes, the rocket brigade Eoek, with her fore-hold full of water. were summoned, but it was found that The Life-boat laid out an. anchor, and the vessel was too far distant for the took a telegram and letter ashore, return- rockets to reach her, and the Life-boat ing at once to the vessel, and remaining therefore, went to her help. She proved in attendance on her. At low-water the to be the Mngwood, of London, laden steamer's crew went ashore, the ship with coal from Amble. With the rising being then dry, but the master and three tide the vessel floated; but as she was other officers remained on board, the leaking badly, the Life-boat remained by Life-boat remaining in attendance until her and accompanied her to Hartlepool. an hour after high-water. The vessel Dec. 31.—PALLIHG, NORFOLK.—British ultimately became a wreck. Workman Life-boat. — In response to Dec. 24. — GrisvAN, A-JEBHIEE. — Sir signals of distress, during thick weather, Home Popham Life-boat.—During a gale a moderate breeze from the S.W., and a of wind from the N.W, and a rough sea, rough sea, the Palling No. 2 Life-boat was the fishing-smacks Border Queen and Jane, launched, at 8.30 A.M., and proceeded to of Annan, arrived off the harbour, and as the Hasborough Sand, where she found it was evident that they would incur con- the brig Londesborough, of Faversham, coal siderable risk in crossing the bar, the laden from Sunderland for Portsmouth, Life-boat put off to their assistance at stranded in, a very perilous position, full about 1.45 P.M., and remained by them of water, and in danger of soon becoming until they gained the harbour in safety.— a total wreck. With much difficulty her Expense of service, 82. 12s. crew, consisting of six men, were taken Dec. 31. BotfLMEB, NOETHTJMBEBLAHD. into the Life-boat, and this had not beea —Robin Hood of Nottingham Life-boat. — accomplished very long when the vessel The Life-boat was launched at 12.30 A.M. heeled over on her beam ends, and after- and rescued the crew, consisting of two wards became a total wreck. men, from the smack Effort, of Berwick, Dec. 31.—Voted 2051. Is. to pay the which had stranded on the North Steel expenses of the Walmer, Broadstairs, Bocks during a fresh S.E. wind, a strong Holyhead, Southern! (Cantyre), Lytham, sea, and hazy weather. Bhoscolyn, Kessingland No. 1, North Deal, Dec. 31.—GBEENCASTLE, LOSDONDEEET. Ramsey, and Balcary Life-boats in —Temporary Life-boat.—Signals of dis- assembling their crews or putting off to tress having been shown by a vessel on the aid of vessels which did not ultimately the Tuns Bank, while the wind was need assistance. blowing half a gale from the S.S.W., with

8HOKE BOAT SEEVIOES EEWARDED BY THE ROYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION IN 1889. Jan. 6.—Three men put off in a boat and the coast of Northumberland, during a strong saved a boy who had fallen overboard from a breeze and a rougii sea.—Reward, 11. boat off Wexford, Ireland.—Reward, 15s. Jan. 9.—Seven men put off in a boat and Jan. 9.—Four men. put off in a coble and saved one of the crew of the gig PlaymiAe, of saved the crew of five men from the boat of the lUracorabe, viUch had been capsized off Beacon steamer Brothach, of Newcastle-on-Tyne, which Point, Ilfracombe, during a fatrong gale from had sunk after striking Newton Rocks, off the W.N.W.—Reward, 31. 10s. MAT 1, 1890.] EEWAKDS. 287

Jan. 10.—Voted 21. 5s. to three men for to the widow and orphans of GEOBGE HAMLIN, saving five persona from the boat of the who lost hia life by being washed out of a schooner Emma, of Liverpool, which had been coastguard galley while assisting in an attempt in collision with another vessel during a to rescue the crew of the schooner Elizabeth strong S. breeze and a very heavy sea, off Alice, of Cardiff, which had stranded at Dunge- Hastings, on the 26th October. nesa during a moderate S. gale and a very heavy Also 15s. to three men, for rescuing two of sea on the 10th February. the crew of the coble Economy, of Sunderland, Feb. 23.—Five men put off in a boat and which had been capsized off that port during a rescued two soldiers who were drifting out to strong W. breeze and squally weather on the sea in a boat, having broken one of the tholes 31st October. and lost an oar, off Walton-on-the-Naze, during Jan. 11.—Six men rescued four men from a strong N.E. breeze and a heavy sea. The the fishing-boat Mary, of Kilkeel, co. Down, men were very much exhausted when rescued, which capsized about three miles B.S.E. of having been out in the boat during the whole Leestone, during a moderate gale from the of the preceding night.—Reward, 31. 15s. B.S.B. and a heavy sea.—Reward, 31. March 14.—Voted the Silver Medal of the Ten shillings was also granted to the master Institution, accompanied by a copy of the vote and owner of the capsized boat, who, after inscribed on vellum, to Mr. JOHN DINNEEN, regaining her, saw one of his crew some distance chief officer of the s.s. Albatross, of London, and away and unable to reach the boat, being much 11. 10s. each to four of the crew, for putting off exhausted. He immediately swam to the man, in a boat from the vessel in a heavy sea and took him to the boat, and held him on until rescuing four of the crew from the rigging of both were rescued. the Isabella Hall, of Barrow, which had stranded Jan. 11.—Ten men put off in a boat from on the Tongue Sand on the 5th November Ballyconnel, co. Sligo, and saved a fishing-boat last. with a crew of six men on board, which was in Also a binocular glass to Captain J. B. danger during a heavy gale from the S.— RANDALL, master of the Albatross, in recognition Eeward, 51. of his valuable co-operation on the occasion. Feb. 3.—The master and six of the crew of Also the thanks of the Institution inscribed the steam-tug Red Ease rescued nine persons on vellum to Mr. W. OOWIE and Mr. SIDNEY on the occasion of the collision of the s.s. SMITH, and 10s. each to six fishermen, for Nereid with the barque Killochan, off Dunge- putting off in two boats and saving five of the ness, during a strong N.W. breeze and a rough crew of the fishing-boat Alexander and Helen, sea.—Reward, 11. 101. of Portknockie, which had sunk off Cluny Feb. 8.—Five men put off twice in a boat Harbour, Banffshire, during a N.N.E. gale and and rescued the crew of five men of the s.s. a very heavy sea, on the 8th February. 11. each Wallace, of Glasgow, which had stranded in was also awarded to two fishermen who jumped Port Ellen Bay, Islay, Argyllshire, during a from the pier with ropes round their waists strong gale from the N.N.W. and a very heavy and rescued another of the crew of the fishing- sea.—Reward 51. boat. Feb. 10.—Five men put off in a coastguard March 20.—Six fishermen of Ferryden saved, galley with the view of rescuing the crew of by means of life-lines, life-belts, etc., supplied the Elizabeth Alice, of Barrow-in-Furness, by the Institution, the crew of three men of which had stranded off Dungeness during a the ketch Anna Maria, of Peterhead, which had moderate S.S.E. gale and a heavy sea. The been driven ashore at Scurdyness in a strong boat, however, having been struck by two heavy E.N.E. gale and a very heavy sea.—Reward 31. seas, was filled and rendered unmanageable, March 21.—Three persons saved, by means and drifted ashore without being able to render of a boat worked across the harbour by lines any assistance to the vessel's crew. — Re- from the piers, the crew of three men of the ward, 10Z. sloop Chester, of Conway, which sunk at More- Feb. 11.—Five meii rescued tha crew of cambe, Lancashire, during a strong gale from fourteen men from a boat of the wrecked the N.E. and a very heavy sea.—Reward, barque Leonidas, of South Shields, near the 11. 10s. Goodwin Sands, during a moderate gale and a April 1.—Five men put off in a boat and rough sea.—Reward, 31. 15s. rescued one man from a fishing-coble which Feb. 12.—A man put off in a boat which had been capsized off Beadnell, Northumber- was towing astern of his vessel, and rescued a land, during a strong N.W. breeze and a man from a boat which had been capsized off moderate sea.—Reward, SI. 15s. Lepe, in the Solent, during a fresh N.N.W. April 4.—Four men saved the crew of four breeze.—Reward, 5s. men from the hooker Mary, of Galway, which Feb. 14.—Voted the Silver Medal of the foundered off that port during a strong N. Institution, accompanied by a copy of the vote breeze, a moderate sea, and squally weather.— inscribed on vellum, to Sergeant THOMAS Reward, 11. SUTCLIFFE, R.I.C., for descending a cliff at April 11.—Voted 11. 2s. 6d. to the master and great risk and rescuing twelve of the crew and crew of the ketch Agnes Louisa of Padstow, for the master's wife from the barque Etta, of saving sixteen men from two boats belonging to Belfast, which liad stranded in Credau Bay the steamer Cxsarea, of Cardiff, which was lost (co. Waterford) on the 21st December last. off Hartland Point, Devonshire, in a dense fog, Also 21. to another man who descended the on the 7th May, 1888. cliff and assisted the officer to effect the rescue. April 20.—Three men put off in two boats Also lOOi., with an expression of sympathy, and rescued three persons whose boat liad been 288 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1,1890.

capsized in Holyhead new harbour by a sudden Aug. 16.—A man saved a person whose boat squall.—Reward, 11. 15s. had capsized and sunk off Dunwich, Suffolk, April 20.—Two men put off in a boat and during squally weather.—Reward, 15s. rescued four men from a pleasure-boat, which Aug. 20.—Five men put off in a boat and had been upset off Montrose in a fresh W.S.W. saved the crew of five men of the schooner wind.—Beward, 11. Slue Jacket, of Aberystwith, which had stranded April 30.—Five men rescued ten men from off Newquay, Cardiganshire, during a fresh a boat of the pilot schooner Rosa, which had N.N.W. gale and a heavy sea.—Reward, 31.15s. been capsized off Holy-wood, co. Down, during Aug. 20.—Three pilots put off in a boat and a strong B. breeze, with squalls and a rough saved two men from the boat Hilda, of Ex- sea.—Reward, 31. mouth, which had capsized off Exmouth.— May 6.—Two men saved a man who was in —Reward, 4Z. 10s. danger in a fishing-curragh in Aranmore Boads Aug. 22.—Four men rescued a man from a during a thick fog.—Reward, 10«. canoe which was capsized in Llandudno Bay, A reward of 7s. Gd. was also granted to three during a strong W. breeze and a rough sea.— men who put off in a boat from the shore, with Reward, 31. 5s. the view of effecting the rescue of the man. Aug. 25.—A man put off in a boat and saved May 9.—Voted 31. to four men for putting off two men whose boat had been capsized off in a boat and rescuing the crew of five men Cheek Point, co. Waterford, during fine weather from the fishing-boat Helen Dunnett, which had and a moderate wind.—Reward, 11. been capsized off Stroma, Caithness-shire, in a Sept. 14.—Three fishermen put off in a boat strong S.W. breeze and a heavy sea on the from Southwold, Suffolk, and saved the boat 25th December, 1888. A reward of 11 Ids. was Tricksey, of Lowestoft, which was in a damaged granted to six men who rendered good service condition, with three men on board, during a with lines on the shore, and 11. was given to strong wind and a heavy sea.—Reward, 31. the owner of the boat used by the salvors, in Sept. 16.—Three men rescued three men recognition of his services in assisting with the whose boat had been capsized off Cork Beg lines, and in consideration of damage done to Island, in Cork Harbour, during a strong breeze his boat while effecting the rescue. and squally weather.—Reward, 15«. June 10.—Two men put off in a boat from Sept. 29.—Three men saved a boat con- Hayling, Hants, and saved six persons whose taining four of the crew and three passengers boat had been disabled about five miles from of the s.s. Zephyr, of Cardiff, which had foun- shore, during a strong N. wind and a rough sea. dered about seven miles from the Scarweather —Reward, 31. light vessel during a whole gale from the The sum of 21. was also granted to the salvors N.N.W. and a very heavy sea.—Reward, 11.10s. as compensation for the loss of some of their Oct. 7.—Eight men, put off in a boat and boat's sails, which were blown away while rescued two men from the smack Mary Ann, effecting the rescue. of Southampton, which was totally wrecked at July 2.—Three men and a woman put off in Innish Barra, co. Qalway, during a gale of a boat and saved a man from a boat which had wind from the N.W. and a very heavy sea.— been capsized off Cape Clear, co. Cork, during a Reward, 41. 5s. strong N.E. breeze.—Reward, 21. 10s. Oct. 7.—Five men put off in three boats July 11.—Also the thanks of the Institution, from the shore and saved three mea from a inscribed on vellum, to Mr. J. SMAET, Chief boat belonging to the fishing-smack Gambler, Officer of the ship Argomene, of Liverpool, 51. of Stranraer, which boat had been capsized to Mr. R. Cox, Second Officer, who was injured about two hundred yards from the West Pier in rendering the service, and 21. to four seamen, at that port during a whole gale from the for putting off in a boat from the vessel and N.W. and a very heavy sea.—Reward, 21. 10s. saving the lives of three persons whose boat had Oct. 10.—Voted the thanks of the Institution been upset by a squall, to the eastward of Spike inscribed on vellum to Mr. E. H. PAGE and Island, Queenstown Harbour, on the 9th June. Mr. F. C. SPRAT for saving the lives of five July 13.—Two men saved two persons from persons from a boat belonging to the schooner a boat in danger off Innishfree, co. Donegal, yacht Corinne, of Cowes, which boat had been during a strong N.E. breeze.—Reward, 11. 10s. capsized in Scratchell's Bay, Isle of Wight, July 20.—Five men saved nine persons from during calm weather on the 7th Sept. the boat Why Not, of St. Anne's, which had Oct. 16.—Two men saved, at very great stranded on the Horse Bank, off Southport. risk, six of seven men from a boat belonging to Lancashire, during a strong N.W. gale and a the wrecked s.s. Malta, which was capsized by heavy sea.—Reward, 51. an enormous wave while returning ashore with July 26.—Seven men put off in two boats property salved from the -wreck during a strong and rescued four persons from a boat which wind from the N.W., squally weather, and a had been capsized off Aberdovey during squally heavy sea.—Reward, 51. weather.—Keward, 31. 10s. Oct. 30.—-Thirteen men put off in two July 30.—Four men saved five persons from fishing cobles and saved the crew of three the sailing-boat Harmony, of Portrush, which men from the ketch Martin, of Berwick, had sunk during a squall in the Bay of the which had stranded at Craster, Northumber- Bann, co. Londonderry.—Reward, 21. land, during a fresh S. by E. breeze, hazy Aug. 5.—The coxswain of the Walmer Life- weather, and a rough sea.—Reward, 61. 10s. boat rescued five persons from a boat which Nov. 14.—Voted the thanks of the Institu- had sunk in St. Margaret's Bay, Kent. — tion, inscribed on vellum, to Mr. EDMUND Reward, 15s. ROBERTS and Mr. WILLIAM ROBEBTS, of St. MAY 1, 1890.] REWABDS. 289

Just, Cornwall, in recognition of their valuable SAMUEL CUBTIS, Inspector of Police at South- services in assisting to land the passengers on ampton, and 11. 2s. 6

Gbe IRo^al mational OLife^Boat Jnstitution, FOB TSE PRESERVATION OF LIFE FROM SHIPWRECK.

TO BOATMEN AND OTHERS.

S OF MONEY OR MEDALS Are granted by the Royal National Life-Boat Institution to all persons who, AT THE BISK OF THEIR OWN LIVES, Save or endeavour to save,

BY MEANS OF SHOBE-BOATS OB OTHERWISE, The lives of those on board Vessels or Boats Wrecked or in Distress on any part of the coasts of the United Kingdom.

In all cases the Rewards are given without further delay than is necessary to obtain proof of the merits of each case, and to ensure payment being made to the right parties.

By Order, CHARLES DIBDIN, Secretary. ROYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, 14, JOHN STREET, ADELPHI, LONDON, W.C. THE MEDAL OF THE ROYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, FOB THE PRESEBVATION OF LIFE FEOM SHIPWRECK.

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

The following is a LIST of the GOLD and SILVER MEDALS which have been voted by the Committee of the Institution from its establishment in 1824 to the 31st Dec., 1889, to persons whose humane and intrepid exertions in saving Life from Shipwreck on our Coasts have been deemed sufficiently conspicuous to merit that honourable distinction. The Cases will be found recorded in detail in the several Annual Reports of the Institution. The total number of Medals and Clasps granted by the Institution is 1,114, 97 of which were in Gold, and 1,017 in Silver. Note.—The asterisk (*) after the name denotes the reception of a Gold Medal. The figure after the name signifies the number of honorary distinctions received from the Institution. Abbreviations.—C1. Gd.—Coast Guard. R. C.—Revenue Cruiser. M. M.—Master Mariner. Acraman, Mr. J., Fishguard. Ahern, John, Ct. G"., Kilmore. | Anthony, Mr. Owen, M.M., Austen.Wm., Seaman, Rams- Adair, Mr. R., Coxswain Aikin, J., O. Gd., Cushendall. Holyhead gate Steamer Vulcan. Ballywalter Life-boat. Alexander, W., Coxswain of Armstrong, Mr J., Coxswain Autridge, Lieut., R.N.,Doon- Adair, Mr. W., Ct. Ga., Dun- the Thorpeness Life-boat. of Hauxley Life-boat. bec. drum. Allan, Jae., Holy Island. Armstrong, R., Newbiggin. Avlsse. Mr. J. N., M. M., Adam, Mr. J., C" G"., New- Allen, Mr. Luke Jas., M.M., Armstrong, Mr. W., Blyth. Boulogne. castle. (2) Wivenhoe. Armstrong, W., Newbiggin. Adams, Mr. Thomas, M. M. Amis, Edward, late Coxswain Arnold, Mr. W. H., C'. Gd., Bacon, Henry, Harwich. Agiir. J.,

Baillie, Lieut. H., R.N. Buckett, J., Coxswain Briga Corbert, W., Coxswain of the Dyer, B., Seaman, Wivenhoe. Bain, Alex., seaman, Skerries. stone Grange Life-boat. Ardmore Life-boat. Dyer, Lt. H. McNeill, R.N. Bake, Lieut., R.N., C'.Gd. Budd, James, Esq., Tramore. Corbet, P., Pilot, Guernsey. Dyer, Mr. John, Stratum. Baker, Lt. G. S., R.N., O.G<>. Bulkeley, J . B., Coxswain of Corbett, W., Esq., Isle of Man. Baker, Lt.W.H.,R.N.,Ct.Gd. Teignmonth Life-boat. Cork, W., C'. Ga.,Fort George. Baker, Mr. T., C'.G"., Brooke. Bulley, Lieut. J., R.N. (4)** Corkhill, W., Coxswain of the Earle, Lt. E. C., R.N., Eve.* Banyard, Mr. John, C'. G". Bumby,MrJ.,C'.Gd..CloveUy Padstow Life-boat. (2) Eastaway, R.,Boatman,C'.Gd. Barlach, Mr. Henry, M. M. Bunt, Mr. John, O. Gd. Cornish, Lt. J., B.N., Bovis. KasUway, Mr. T. Barnard, A., C". Gd. (2) Burnard, Mr. T., Bideford. (2) Costeilo, M., Esq., Rosslare. Eddy, R. Pilot, Plymouth. (3) Barnes, George, Christchurch. Burne, J., C«. Ga., Penzance Cotton, D., Brixton, I.W. Edington, Mr. Chas., C1. Gd. Barrett, Mr. J,, C'. Gd. Burne, John, Sen., Shields. Cotton, W., ditto. Edwards, Mr. D., Montrose. Carrtsore. (2) Burney, Mr. R., Ct.Gd., Banff. Coul, Alexander, Montrose. Ellis, Henry, C*. Gd., Bnde. Barrett, W.,O. Gd Bury, Ld. Viscount, P.C.,M.P. Coul, Charles, Montrose. ElplUnstooe, Geo., Dundalk. Barrett, W.Jun., ditto. Butcher, James, Lowestoft. Cowin, J., Isle of Man. Else, Lient., K.N., Fowey.* Barren, R. N, Esq. Butcher, Rich., Lowestoft. Cox, Dr. H. L., Army Elton, Lt. W. H., E.N., O. Gd. Barry, Lt. G., R.N., Kinsale. Byrne, Mr. Lawrence, C«. Gd. Medical Department. Elwin, Lt., E.N., Lymington. Bartholomew, R. J., Esq. Cox, Lt. H., R.N., C«.a. G<«., Cox- the Bude Life-boat. Callaway, W., Seaman, Lyme, Appledore Life-boat. swain, Poolbeg Life-boat. Bates, Mr. Thos., O. Gd. Callow, Mr. Wm., Coxswain Cox, W., Kimlore. Evans, Police Constable Batist, J., C'. Gd. Uymchurch. of CastLetowu Life-boat. Craggs, J., Ballycotton. Evans, Lieut. Thomas, R.N Charles. Princess Koyal. Cropper, Peter, Liverpool. Evans, T., sen., New Brigh- Beck, Robert, Point of Ayr. Cameron, Capt. Orford S., Crosby, Nicholas, Dnndalk. ton. (2) Beddoe, D., Fishguard. E.N., C«. G". Crosswell, Mr. T., Fowey. Evans, T., jnn., New Brigh- Bedwell, Mr. Wm., M. M. Candlish, J., Coxswain of the Crouch, J., Broadstairs. ton. Begg, Mr, M. M. Lytharn Life-boat, Crouch, R., Broadstftira. Evans, Wm., New Brighton. Belsey, Hy., Life-boatman, Caunell, T., Isle of Man. Crowden, Mr. J., Chief-Officer Evans, Wm-, Pilot, Neath. Ramsgate. Cannon, Mr. J ohn, Coxswain of C«. G". at Muchals, N.B. Evison, Lt. J. C., R.N., C". Gd. Bennett, Capt. C. C., R.N.* of Hasborongh Life-boat. Cnbitt, Mr. W., Bacton. (2) Berriman, Mr. James, M.M. Carberry, Patrick, Wexford. Cubitt, Mr.W. ion,, Bacton.* Berry, David, Life-boatman, Carbis, Thos., Coxswain of Culmer, Mr., C". G

Galbratth, Mrs. E.. Whitney. Heath, Mr. Joshua, Coxswain i Jesse, Commander R, R.N. Legerton, Mr. Robert, Cox- Gale, Mr. W..M.M., Barking. of the Fowey Life-boat. Jinks, Mr. R, Chief Officer of swain of Clacton Life-boat. Gallagher, P, Co. Down. Heavy P., Constable, Knock. Coast Guard, Cardigan. (2) George, Philip, Coxswain of Hein, Mr. F. J., M. M. Joachim, Cap!., R.N. (4) Le Geyt, Miss A. B, Bath. Caister Life-boat. (2) Henin, P., Boulogne-sur-Mer. Jobson, Lt. C,R.N. (2)** Leggett, Edw, Gunner. a Gerrard, Mr, R. Pilot, Fleet- Hennessey, J, P. Ga. John, Mr. W., Breaksea. Leigh, Lt. T, R.N, P. G . wood. Henry, Lieut.. R.N, CA Ga. Johas, Mr.Rlch,Mevagissey. <3)»* Gilbert, Mr. James, Cox- Henslow, Lt., R.N,P. Ga. Johns, Rich', Seaman, Fowey Leslie, Mr. J, M. M, Stone- haven, N.B. swain of the Tynemouth Henwood, T, P. G»., Fowey. Johns, R. 0., Coxswain of the a Life-boat Herbert, The Hon. Aaberon. Tramore Life-boat. (3) Lett, Lt. S. J., R.N, P. G .* Giles, Mr. W, M. M., Pad- Herrington,B,Southwold (2) Johns, Mr. W, M. M. Levett, Mr. N, late Coxswain stow. Hick, Mr. M, Scarborough. Johnson, Admiral W. W. of the St. Ives Life-boat. Lewis, E,Seaman,Barmouth. Gillespie, Andrew, Gunner. Hicks, Barnard, Scilly. P,the late.* a GUmer, Mr, Wm., Dundalk. Hicks, Geo., C'. G4., Tyrella. Johnson, Wm, Yarmouth. Lewis, Mr. G, P. G , New- Wilson, Lt. T. A., H.N, P. Ga. Hicks, Samuel, Seaman. Johnston, Mr, B, M. M, port, Pembroke. Gimar| Mr. E, Master of the Higgs, S., jnn., Esq., the Jones, Capt.C. Gray,R.N., the Lewis, J, Seaman, Harwich. French brig Le Karma/n. late. (2) late. (2) Lewis, Mr. Thos, Dnndalk. Jones, Mr, P. Ga, Wicklow. Lewis, W, Seaman. (2) Gin, N. Francois, Boulogne. Higgins, W., Second Cox- a Gleeson, R. V., Wexford. wain Penzance Life-boat. Jones, Mr, P. G , Swords. Lewis, W, Aberystwith. Glover, Mr. J., M.M. Gun- Highland, Owen, Anglesey. Jones, Mr. E,, M. M, Ley, J, Pilot, Mevagissey. fteet Sand. HUdebrand, H, Esq. (2) i Jones, Mr. E, Coxswain of Liffen, Thomas, Lowwtoft, Goldring, Mr. W., M.M., Hill, Mr. J., Coxswain, New- the Holyhead Life-boat. (2) Likely, Henry, Limericfc. Hayling. castle, Dundrum, Life-boat. Jones, Henry, Penzance. Llnaker, Mr. Hiram, New Goldsmith, John, Life-boat- Hill, Mr. W., Mate. Jones, J, Pilot, Portbcawl. Brighton. man, Ramsgate. Hillary, Sir A. Wm, Bart. Jones, Owen, Anglesey. Lindsay, Lieut. A. J, R.A. Goldsmith, Richard, Life- Hillary, Sir Wm, Bt (4)"** Jones, Lt. R, R.N, P. Ga. Lindsay, Lieut. Jas, R.N.* boatman, Ramsgate. Hills, W, late Coxswain of (3)«* Lingard, Lieut. J, H.N., Wbitoy.* Goldsmith, Stephen, Life- the Padstow Life-boat. (2) Jones, Mr. Robert, Assist. a man, Rarnsgate. Hipplewhlte, Mr. T., M. M. Coxswain of the If olyhead Lithaby, P., P. G . Boatmana, Gordon, Mr. John, Second Hodgson, J, Carver, Sunder- Life-boat. Llewellyn, Mr. David, p. G . Coxswain of the Tyrella land. Jones, Mr. Thog, Holybead. Llewellyn, M, Fishg-nard. Life-boat. Hoed, Mr. F. P., M. M, ship Jones, Mr. T, M. M, Port Llewellyn, Martha, ditto. Goes, Capt, T., R.N, P. Ga. Phtnotnenc* Talbot. Lloyd, 0, P G"i., Lulworth. Lloyd, Lt. S, R.N, P. Qt* (2)* Hogben, J., late Coxswain of Jones, Mr. T,M. M., Cardiff. a Uoogh,J,Fishennan, Water- Ramsgate Life-boat. Joy, Mr. George, M. M.* Lose, Mr. John, C.O.,P.G , ford. Hogg, Mr. William, P. G<<. Juniper, Wm, Mundesley. Swanage. Gould, Lt.Wm,R.N,P.Gd. Holborn, S, Broadstaira. Louchet, L. P. A . B, Anthie. (Jraham, G., Lt. R.JJ, P. G«. Holland, Lieut. John, RJT. Kavanagh. Mr. P., Coxswain Loughor, Rees, Monknash. Graham, Capt. Philip, R.N.* Holman, Lieut. T., R.N. Love, Private Robert, 63rd of the Arklow Life-boat. Regiment. Granby, Mr. Charles, M. M. Hood, Hy,, late Coxswain of Kavanagh, Mr. P., Coxswain Grandy, Mr., of the R. C. theSeaton Carew Lifeboat. Lovell, Patrick, Belmullett. of the Carnsore Life-boat. Ludlow, Mr, 1, Master of the flarjm. Hood, Mr. W., Seaton Carew. Kearon, Capt. Edw, Arklow. Grandy, Lient. S, R.N. (21* Hook, R,Coxswain of Lowes- Kelly, Lieut. E., R.N. American eh\ptMonm

Martin, Mr. Chas., . G". May,W.B..C*.G''., BoscMtle. of the Scarborough Life- Hees, Mr. W., Fishjcnard. Shea, D., Coxswain of the Meader, Henry, Life-boat- boat. Reeve, Mr. J., Swansea. Padstow Life-boat. (3) man, Ramsgate. Page, Mr. Alfred, Master, Began, D., (X a4., Kllmore. Shea, D., C1. G"., Porthcawl. Mearns, Mr. R., jun., M. M., Ramsgate Steamer V«lcem. | Reilly, Patrick, Private. Shleldon, Robt., Bedoar, MonCroge. Palmer, tf., Esq., M.P. (2)« A.S.C. Simpson, Mr. Jas., late Mate Meams, Wm., Coxswain . Gd.* Monger, Mr. Thomas, Cox- Paynter, Capt. Richard. Roberts, Mr. John, Clogwyn, Somerville, Lt. J..B.N., O.G4 . swain of Tenby Life-boat. Peake, Junes, Esq., H.M. Roberts, O., Pilot, Anglesey, (2)* Moody, Samuel, Skegness. Dockyard, Devonport.* Boberts, Mr. R., Carnarvon. Southey, Lt., E.N., C». G4. Moody, Samuel, Coxswain of Peake, Admiral T. L. * Roberts, Mr. K., Assistant Spark, Mr. A., M. M. Skegness Life-boat. (2) 1 Pe&rce, Rich., Esq., Penzsnce. Cox. Llanddulas Life-boat. Spraggs, J ., Seaman, Hayling. Moore, Gunner Jas., Coast Pearse, Jas., Pilot, Porthcawl. Roberts, Mr. R., Assistant Stables, B., Holyhead. Brigade, Royal Artillery. Pearse, T., Pilot, Porthcawl. Cox. North Deal Life-boat. Stannard,Mr.F., M.M., Sonth- Moreno, Mr., Master of the Peart, John, Montrose. Boberts, Mr. T., Coxswain wold. Austrian Barque Em. Pedder, Lt. W., B.N., C*. G«. Holyhead Life- boat (2). Step, Mr. R., C*. G4., Dunbar. Morgan, John, Tirana, N.B. Peebles, Mr. John, Irvine. Robertson, Lt. J. H. M., R.N. Stark, Lt. P.,R.N., Ct.G4. (2)* Morgan, Lt. R., R.N., C". G«. Peebles, Mr.T., M.M., Irvine. Robertson, Lieut. B., R.N.* Starke, Mr. J., C'. G4. . G1*., Dingle. Strong, Mr. Fran. F. M. Ives, Cornwall (2). Powell, Mr. John, M. M. Bowe, W., Scilly. Strowger, Mr. G., Coxswain, Murphy, Mr. Michael, CM?"., Pratt, Lt. Jas., BJJV, (X Gd. Rowe, W., Seaman, Helston. tCessingland Life-boat. a>x8«rain of NewBomuey Prattent, Lieut. John, K.N.* Rowlands, Mr. T., M. M., Stuart, Lt. J., E.N., (7. G«. Life-boat. Preston, Mr^.G4., Newton. Newport, Pembroke. Stuart, Lt. T.,BJSf.,C'.G'<.(2) &arr&y A. C*.G4. Elie. Prewel, B., P. »4., Kilrusu. Rowlands, Mr. W., Coxawnin, Stnbbs, C., Seaman. Price, Thos., Beanmaris. Holyhead Life-boat. (2) Stabbs, H., Atberfteld. Nelaon, Mr. W., R.N..CA Gd. Pride, C., C«. Gd.,Christchurch . Ruddock, J., Boatman, Fttey . Stngglns, Mr. W., Sec. Cos. Nenean, Capt. St. Vincent, Pringle, Mr. T., Coxswain of Russell, R., Esq., J.P. Telgnmouth Life-boat. B.N. the North Sunderland Rntter, Mr. J., Scarborough. Sullivan, J., Newhaveu. Sewnbam, Lt.N.,R.N., C«.G4. Life-boat. Bymer, Lt. D., R.N., C«. G4.* Sullivan, Wm. C. L, Esq. Sewsom, Mr. W., M. M., Prior, Mr. George. C. 0., Snmner, Mr. R., Formby.* Harwich. C1. «*., B»Uyw«lter. Salmon, C.. Gorleston. SupervUle, Mr., M. M., Bor- JTichol, Mr. J., M. M., Mon- Prior, Lt. T. H., R.N., C1. G". Salter, F., Brixton, LW. deaux. trose. Prosser, Mr. H., 0". Gd. Sanaersoa, Lieut. J. P., B.N., Snrry, W., Pensance. 5kbi>la», Matt., Coxswain of Purdy, H., C*. G4., TyreUa. C1. G4., Bridge of Don. Sutciiffe, Tboa, Sergeant, tbsSenneoCove Life-boat. Pnxley, H., Esq., Dunboy. Sands,Mr.R.,M.M., Bahamas. K.I.C. Nicholson, M., Knock. Pym, Lt.R. E., R.N.,Whitby * Sarony, Mr. 0., Scarborongh. Sutherland, D., C*. G4. Kater- Hicolle, Mr. Philip, Jersey. Sauvage, Mr., French Fish- line. T80.es, Mr. Wm., Coxswain ^nadling, Mr.B. &,.&)* ing-boat IsabeHe. Suiter, Mr. J., M. M. ot Cardigan Life-boat. Quayle, Capt. E. (2) Sawtell, Mr. Edwin, C«. G4. Sutton, Mr. C., Port Talbot. Hwoock, Capt. G. L., R.N. Quigley, Mr. W. t.,O. <34. Scanlan, Maurice, (?. Ga., Swarbrick, Mr. W., M. M. Sorts, Beaj., Boatman, Deal. Quirks, G., Esq., Douglas. Belderig. Symroes, Lt. H. A. S., B.N. Rorrte, Mr. James, M. M. Scarlett, R,, Harwich. Of. GO." Sbrris, Martin, B.N.B. Rae, Wm., Whitburn. Scott, Major Henry, Dover. S.vcge,TheRev.A.,Balbriggan Sonrworthy, Mr. William, Randall, Lt. H., R.N., O. G*., Scott, Mr. G. B., BeeUmen. C.O.C'.Gd., Carnarvon. (2) (2)** Scott, Mr. J., M. M. Talt, Grace, Shetland. Jtott, C«pt. B, B.. R.N. (2) Bundle, Mr. J., Bristol. Solly, W. H., C1. G4., Pen- Talbot, C. R. M., Esq., M.P. Bawstone, Lt., B.N., O. Gd. zauce. (2) Taylor, J., O. G4., Ruodrnm. OTTefl, Patrick, Scilly. Ray, J., Boatman, Tenby. Sergeant, Lt. J., R.N,,C«. Gd. Taylor, Mr. W., C. 0.,C«.G4., Dm, Mr. Bobt., Irvine, N.B. Baye, Lieut. H. B, B. M. Sewell, Lt.H.F., R.N., O.G4.* Dnnny Cove. (3) 294 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1890.

Teel, Mr. W., late Coxswain | Turner. Lt. C., H.N. I Warn, W.,jun., ditto. I Wlllcox, J., „ Thurso, N.B Usher, Mr. J., Brid imgton. Waugb, E., (?. Gd., Wex Williams, Mr.JM., Padstow. Thompson, M r. G., Annalong. lord. Williams, Mr. J. O., C. O. Thompson, Mr. K. Kirkpat- Van Bonten. Mr. W., Rotter- Webb, Mr. Wm.. Coxswain O. G4., Holyhead. rick,C. 0., ( . (3)* dam. (2) of Padstow Life-boat. Williamson, Mr. R., M .M. (2) Thompson, W., Apprentice, Verion, Chas., Life-boatman, Wehlln, J., (P. G4., Tramore. WIUUUUMMI, Robert, Thorn. Smack Ruhy of Hull. Ramsgate. Webster, Mr John, Cox- I Williamson, W., Pilot, Wick, Thorp, Mr. T., Newcastle. Vicary, Lt. W., R.N., Ather- swaia of Maryport Life-. Wilson^l.,Pllot,St.AndreWs. Tlndall, Mr. Smith, M. M., field.* boat. I Wilson, Mr. J., M.M. Scarborough. Vondy, L, Isle of Man. (3) Wedge,W.,C'.G4.,Salcombt. i Wilson, Ralph, Holy Island. Tlndall, The late W., Esq. Weeki-s, Wm. Wall, Seaman. Wilson, T, Esq., M.P.* Toole, Capt. W., Cnrracloe. Waddy, Dr., Chnrchtown. Weldrake, E., Spurn Point. I Wilsou.T., Pilot, Holylsland. Toomey, J., Kingstown. Wade, Mr., M. M., Padsiow. WrUh. Mr. M., M. M. I Wll8on,W.,l'ilot,HolylBl»ud. Torrens, Capt. John A. W. Wake, Mr. Baldwin Arden, West, Mr. Wm., C1 G4. Wlshart, J., Wick, N.B. O'N., Royal Scots Greys.* Mid. H.M.S. Forester. Westbrook, Lieut., R.N. Wood, Mr. T. L., C". G". (2) Town, J., (?. d'^ Folkestone. Wales, U., Broadsialrs. i Wharrier, Mr. William, En- ' Woodham, Lt., R.N., Banff. W Wales, J., Broadstairs. I gineer ol Rainsgate Har- Woodward, Geo., Stoker, Town, J.,

THE LIFE-BELT USED BY THE CEEWS OF THE LIFE-BOATS OF THE NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION.

The requisite qualities of a life-boatman's life-belt

1. Sufficient extra buoyancy (maximum 28 Ibs., minimum 25 Ibs.) to support a m«n heavily clothed, with his head and shoulders above the water, or to enable him to support auother person besides himself.

2. Perfect flexibility, so as to readily conform to the shape of the wearer.

3. A division into two zones, an upper and lower, so that between the two it may be secured tightly round the waist; for in no other manner can it be confined sufficiently close and secure round the body without such pressure over the chest and ribs as to materially affect the free action of the lungs, impede the muscular movement of the chest and arms, and thereby diminish the power of endurance of fatigue, which, in rowing-boats, is a matter of vital importance.

4. Strength, durability, and non-liability to injury. MAT 1, 1890.] LIFE-BOAT STATION. 295

THE LIFE-BOAT STATION.

TUB following brief description and diagrams illustrative of a complete Life-boat Establishment, including the House for the protection of the boat, will serve to convoy an idea of the general character of one of the 293 Life-boat Stations of the NATIONAL LIFB-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 LIFE-BOAT. (See Diagrams on next page.) The following drawings show the general outline and principal fittings of a 34 feet by 7i feet self-righting boat. Figure 1 gives the profile or broadside view, the shaded part showing that devoted to the air-cases, which give extra buoyancy, The letter A shows the deck, and the unshaded parts the relieving-tubes, by which any water that breaks on board escapes. The shaded part of the keel, B, repre- sents the ballast composed of iron. The festooned dotted lines are the life-lines outside the boat, for men to catch hold of when overboard. In Figure 2, the unshaded space, A, represents the uncovered part of the deck;

T 2 296 THE LITE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1890.

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

THE SELF-BIGHTING WATEB-BALLAST LIFE-BOAT

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Fig3 DECK PLAN Fig.-*

8OOY PLAN MIDSHIP SECTION This Life-boat possesses in the highest degree all the qualities which it is desirable that a Life-boat should possess:— 1. Great lateral stability, or resistance to upsetting. 2. Speed against a heavy sea. 3. Facility for launching and taking the shore. 4. Immediate self-discharge of any water breaking into her, 5. The important advantage of self-righting if upset. 6. Strength. 7. Stowage room for a large number of passengers. MAT 1, 1890.] LIFE-BOAT TRANSPORTING CARRIAGE. 297

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

this the case, that a boat can be readily launched from a carriage in a high surf, when without one it would often be very difficult to do so. The carriage consists of a fore and main body. The latter is formed of a keelway, md of bilgeways attached to it, and resting on the main axle, the boat's being antirely on the rollers of the keelway. Its leading characteristics are that while for launching it forms an inclined plane, down which the boat can be launched off the tear end with considerable impetus, it can also be used for replacing the boat, the inclined plane being reversed by removing the fore-carriage. A very full equipment of stores is supplied to the Life-boats of the Institution— such as cork life-belts, anchors and cables, grapnels and lines, life-buoys, lanterns, rockets, and many other articles, together with portable or launching-skids. 298 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1890.

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 2Z. a year, with further allowances under special circumstances. The crew consists, in addition, of a bowman, and as many boatmen as the boat pulls oars. The members of the volunteer crews are registered, and wherever practicable, at least double the number of men required are entered on the register. Such men are mostly resident boatmen, fishermen, or Coastguardmen. On every occasion of going afloat to save life, the coxswain and each of the crew receive alike from the funds of the Institution (whether successful or not) 10s., if by dav, and I/., if by night; and usually 4s. each for every time of going afloat for exercise. A reward of Is. is given to the man who first brings intelligence of a wreck at such a distance along the coast as not to be in sight of the Coastguard Station or other look-out. A flag hoisted by day, and the firing of a carronade (or other alarm signal) by night, are the well-known signals for calling the crew together. On boarding wrecks, the preservation of life is the sole consideration. Should any goods or merchandise be brought into the Life-boat, contrary to the coxswain's remonstrance, he is authorised to throw them overboard. The average cost of a Life-boat Station is 1,05

PAID TO THE ROYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION

DURING THE TEN YEARS ENDED 31st DECEMBER, 1889.

[Legacies under £100 are omitted after having been published twice in the Annual Beports.]

Amount received, £ s. d. 1881—ADAMS, Miss ELIZA, Eltham 406 10 - 1889—AITKEK, Miss MARGARET, Glasgow 176 6 2 1885—AITKEN, Mrs. ANNE, Edinburgh 180 - - 1880—ALLAN, ROBERT, Esq , Glenhouse, N.B. (Free of Duty) ... 500 - - 1889—ALLEN, Mrs. L. B., Lakenham 45 - - 1888—ALLEN, T. W., Esq., Whitway House, Newbury (Free of Duty) . 1,000 - - 1881-5—ALLSOP, W. G., Esq., Nottingham 142 8 4 1880—EAGLET, WILLIAM, Esq., Leicester (Free of Duty) 200 - - 1887—BAIN, Mrs. ELIZABETH, Blairlogie 360 - - 1888—BAKER, Miss HARRIET, Fairfield, Belbroughton, Worcester (Free of Duty) 100 - - 1884—BAKER, Mrs. JULIA ANN, Birmingham (Ditto) 121 7 10 1889—BALDWIN, Miss M. E., Lancaster (Ditto) 200 - - 1887-8—BALL, Miss ANN, Ball's Pond 1,775 18 4 1884—BARCLAY, Mrs. ELIZA, Blackwell (Free of Duty) 500 - - 1886—BARCLAY, Mrs. J. S., Edmonton (Ditto) 3,500 - - 1884—BARKWORTH, Miss MARY, Tunbridge Wells (Ditto) 300 - - 1880—BARNARD, BOBT., Esq., Painswick, Gloucester 100 - - 1888—BARR, Mrs. JANET, Kenley (Free of Duty) 1,000 - - 1885—BASS, W. T., Esq., Enfield (Ditto) . . " 1,000 - - 1885—BATES, BKIAN, Esq., Buxton 975 - - 1888—BEECH, C. M., Esq., Eaton Place (Free of Duty) 200 - - 1887—BELOE, Mrs. S., Gravesend (Ditto) 250 - - 1885—BENNETT, WILLIAM, Esq., Albert Street, Regent's Park (Ditto) . 1,000 - - 1887—BERREY, Miss C., Hampstead (Ditto) 2,000 - - 1886—BERRY, Miss MARIA, Rochdale (Ditto) 200 - - 1880—BEST, Mrs. ELEANOR, Kelston Millbrook, Southampton (Ditto) . 200 - - 1883—BEWICK, Miss ISABELLA, Gateshead 900 - - 1880—BIGG, Mrs. ELIZA, Clifton 109 9 7 1886—BLAIR, Mrs. AGNES, Blairmore, Argyllshire 630 - - 1884—BLAKE, Mrs. HELEN, Handcross House, Sussex 5,760 - - 1883—BLAYDES, Miss ELIZABETH, Teignmouth 631 19 3 188.5—BLOW, W. W., Esq., Walton-on-Thames (Free of Duty) ... 500 - - 1883-8—BONNER, RANDALL, Esq., Manor Road, New Cross . . . . 1,173 1 5 1884—BOOT, THOMAS, Esq., Paddington 909 11 9 1881—BRADSHAW, Mrs. S. H., Reading 1,356 15 - 1880—BROADHURST, Hon. Mrs. H. M., Richmond (Free of Duty) ... 300 - - 1889—BROOSHOFT, Colonel E. A. D., Kirk Ella, Yorkshire (D'itto) . . 3,000 - - 1882—BROWN, CHRISTOPHER RUSSELL, Esq., Tredegar Square . . . 900 - - 1885-9—BROWN, EBENEZER, Esq., Glasgow 450 - - 1883—BROWN, HENRY, Esq., Plymouth (Free of Duty) 100 - - 1880-1—BRUCE, Miss JANE ISABELLA, Haddington 1,237 8 - 1885—BRUERE, W. S., Esq., Ticehurst (Free of Duty) 2,000 - - 1882—BURLEY, JOHN, Esq., Halifax 234 - - 1888—CAPE, Mrs. BARBARA, Cadogan Square (Free of Duty) . . . 500 - - 1887—CAREW, Mrs., Shrewsbury (Ditto) 800 - - 1886—CARTER, EDGAR FRANCIS, Esq., Earlswood 181 10 4 1889—CART, JOSEPH HENRY, Esq., Eaton, Norwich (Free of Duty) . . 300 - - 1883—CHURCHILL, Miss E. R., Exeter (Ditto) 100 - - 1887-9—CLAGGETT, Mrs. CAROLINE, St. John's Wood 753 1 7 1885—CLARE, Mrs. E. A., Higher Broughton (Free of Duty) .... 1,000 - - 1885—CLARIDGE, Miss MARY, Bedford 450 - - 1881-3—COBB, Mrs. M. A., Jersey 1,643 17 1 1881—COHEN, Miss MATILDA, Inverness Terr., Bayswater (Free of Duty) 100 - - 1881—COLLER, Mrs. CAROLINE, Brompton (Free of Duty) 302 6 - 1885—COLLIN, Miss ANNE, Store Street, Bedford Square 3,532 - 2 1887—COOTE, CHARLES W. Esq., The Albany (Free of Duty) .... 500 - - 1882—CRADDOCK, C. R., Esq., St. John's Wood (Ditto) ICO - - 1884—CROSSE, ROBERT JENNINGS, Esq., South Molton (Ditto) . . . 500 - - 1884—CROW, WILLIAM, Esq., Carisbrooke, I.W 216 5 3 1885—CRUIKSHANK, JAMES, Esq., Glasgow 180 1882—CUFF, Miss ALICE, Frome (Free of Duty) 100 - - [ Continued. 300 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1890.

PAID LEGACIES—continued. Amount received, £ s. d. 1885—DALMER, Mrs. ANNE, Ryde, Me of Wight (Free of Duty) . . 450 - - 1881—DANCE, Miss ANN, Kelso, N.B 270 - - 1888—DASENT, JOHN B., Esq., Paddington 27 - - 1880-89—DEAN, W. H., Esq., Stratford (additional) 472 11 1 1880—DEIOHTON, Miss SARAH, Peckham 180 - - 1882—DODD, HENRY, Esq., Rotherfield (Free of Duty) 500 - - 1885—DODGSON, Mrs. JANE, Bearwood, Blackburn 4,500 - - 1884—DOWNES, JOHN, Esq., Blackheath (Free of Duty) 100 - - 1881—DOWNIE, Miss, Appin, N.B. (Ditto) 1,000 - - 1889—DUNNETT, WILLIAM, Esq., Great Western Hotel 3,516 8 4 1886—DUNVILLE, Mrs. A. G., Prince's Gate (Free of Duty) . . . . 1,007 9 - 1889—EASON, Misa MARY, Ladbroke Gardens (Ditto) 10,000 - - 1882—EGDELL, Miss ANN, Alnwick 900 - - 1889—ELEY, G. J., Esq., Brompton (Free of Duty) 500 - - 1882—ELWES, Miss F. J., Oxford 450 - - 1886—EMSLEY, THOMAS, Esq., Burley-in-Wharfedale (Free of Duty) . 250 - - 1889—ENGLISH, Miss CHARLOTTE, Clifton, Bristol 795 8 - 1889—ENGLISH, Miss F. J., Clifton, Bristol 790 1 3 1884—ENGLISH, OXLEY, Esq., Pall Mall . . 1,800 - - 1888—EVANS, Mrs. M. H. D., Bulkeley House, Englefield Green (Free of Duty) 350 - - 1883—EYRE, G. J., Esq., West Brighton (Ditto) 200 - - 1884-6—FARRANT, Capt. HENRY A. M., South Devon Militia . . . . 2,153 6 2 1889—FAULKNER, Mrs. ELIZA, Tunbridge Wells 18 - - 1882—FAWCETT, Mrs. ANN, Norfolk Terrace, W 450 - - 1887—FERGUSON, Mrs. FERGUS, Bolton (Free of Duty) 2,000 - - 1889—FERGUSSON, Miss S. A., Bath 769 10 - 1880—FIRBANK, Mrs. ANNE, Charlton (3 per Cent. Consols) .... 908 5 - 1889—FISH, P. T., Esq., Highbury (Free of Duty) 50 - - 1881—FORBES, Mr. & Mrs. PETER, Dunsholt, Fife 550 - - 1888—FORSTER, Miss MARY, Twickenham 45 - - 1881—FORTUNE, Mrs. A. P., Liverpool (Free of Duty) 200 - - 1885—FRITH, Colonel E. B., Walham Green . . . 450 1885—GEORGE, W. T., Esq., East Carlton, Norfolk (Free of Duty) . . 1,000 - - 1882—GODWIN, HENRY MORGAN, Esq., Brighton...... 900 - - 1886—GOLDSMITH, WILLIAM, Esq., Parliament Street (Free of Duty) . 300 - - 1889—GOOD, Miss SAKAH, Newark-upon-Trent 18 - - 1889—GOODMAN, Miss M., Bedford 450 - - 1888—GORDON, Mrs. COSMO, Fyvie, Scotland (Free of Duty) .... 300 - - 1885-7—GORE, Miss CLARA ERSWELL, Margate 829 5 - 1889—Goss, JAMES, Esq., Stratford Green, West Ham 1,062 10 4 1888—GOTOBED, Miss CHARLOTTE, Milford, Surrey 3,562 11 1 1888—GOTOBED, Miss EMMA, Ditto 2,715 5 10 1888—GOULD, H. O., Lieut.-Col., South Street, W. (Free of Duty) . . 50 - - 1884—GOULD, JOHN, Esq., Didsbury, Lancashire 2,116 1 8 1885—GRAY, GEORGE MARSHALL, Esq., Wanganui, New Zealand (Free of Duty) 535 12 11 1889—HACKWOOD, THOMAS, Esq., Sydenham 720 - - 1880—HALL, THOMAS, Esq., Welbeck St., Cavendish Square .... 1,742 - 3 1885—HAMILL, Miss C. M., Dublin (Free of Duty) 200 - - 1888—HAMLEY, Miss JANE M., Sydenham 90 - - 1888—HAMPSON, Mrs. ANN, Bolton (Free of Duty) 500 - - 1880—HARCOURT, Mrs. A. H. DANBY VERNON, Swinton (Ditto) . . . 500 - - 1885—HARDIE, Mrs. ELIZABETH, St. Petersburg Place, Bayswater (Ditto) 100 - - 1881—HARGRAVE, CHARLES, Esq., Bayswater 3,600 - - 1880—HARRIS, HENRY, Esq., Streatham . 900 - - 1881—HARRIS, Mrs. HENRY, Streatham (Free of Duty) 1,000 - - 1888—HARBISON, Mrs. B., Eaton Terrace, S.W. (Ditto) 19 19 - 1882—HARTNELL, JOHN, Esq., Bloomfield Street, W. (Ditto) .... 100 - - 1888—HARVEY, H. M., Esq., Hexworthy (Ditto) 1,000 - - 1887—HATHAWAY, Miss R., Edgbaston (Ditto) 100 - - 1883—HAY, DAVID, Esq., Edinburgh 899 10 11 1886—HAYES, WILLIAM, Esq., New Wandsworth 186 11 2 1887—HAYWARD, Mrs. H., Norwich, per Cromer Life-boat (Free of duty) 100 - - 1887—HAYWARD, Mrs. H., Norwich, per Gorleston Life-boat (Ditto) . 100 - - 1889—HEDLEY, WILLIAM, Esq., Lanchester, Durham (Ditto) . . . . 1,000 - - 1889—HENLEY, GEORGE, Esq., Drayton Park, Highbury 1,751 5 10 1884—HENRY, Mrs. ELIZABETH, Ampthill Square 138 3 - 1885—HERBERT, DENNIS, Esq., Huntingdon (Free of Duty) .... 200 - - 1888—HERING, Miss H. S., Reigate (Ditto) (In the name of her late brother WILLIAM HERING, Esq.) 100 - - 1883—HEWITT, THOMAS, Esq., Meole Brace, Shrewsbury (Free of Duty) 500 - - 1880—HOLME-SUMNER, Mrs. H. K., Swaffham (Ditto) 100 - - 1887—HOLMES, Mrs. C. E. T., Kensington (Ditto) 500 - - [ Continued. MAY 1, 1890.] PAID LEGACIES. 301

PAID LEGACIES—continued. Amount received, £ s. d. 1881—HOLT, Col. W. J., Gorphwysfa, Bangor 450 - - 1880—HOPE, Mrs. ELLEN, Upper Seymour Street 270 - - 1886—HOPPS, W. G., Esq., Finchley Road 675 - - 1888—HOWDEN, Miss CHRISTINA, Haddington (Free of Duty) . . . 100 - - 1884—Howis, Miss EMMA FEISBT, Tulse Hill (Ditto) 100 - - 1887—JOHNSON, GEORGE H. T., Esq.j Kensington (Ditto) 105 - - 1888—JOHNSTON, J. B., Esq., Kedhills 13 10 - 1882-JoNES, Miss MARIA, Waterloo (Free of Duty) 1,000 - - 1889—JONES, SAMUEL, Esq., Blackpool 90-- 1887—JONES, T. E., Esq., Manchester (Free of Duty) 2,000 - - 1882—KILLINGTON, E., Esq., Inns of Court Hotel (Ditto) 100 - - 1885—KINQSMORE, Miss E., Dungannon (Ditto) 135 - - 1880—KIRKPATKICK, Mrs. HARRIET SUTTON (Ditto) 100 - - 1888—KIRKUP, Mrs. ANNIE, St. Leonards 450 - - 1888—LAING, Miss EMMA, Kensington 180 - - 1884—LAMB, Miss CAROLINE, Clifton (Free of Duty) 300 - - 1880—LANDSEER, CHARLES, Esq., R.A., St. John's Wood (Ditto) . . . BOO - - 1880—LANDSEER, Miss JESSIE, Kensington Park Gardens (Ditto) . . . 100 - - 1883—LARWILL, Miss F.- R., Lee (Ditto) 100 - - 1889—LAW, WILLIAM, Esq., Hnnwick Lane Ends, Durham (Ditto) . . 50 - - 1886—LAWTON, Miss NAOMI, Stalybridge 228 12 1 1887—LEAKE, WILLIAM, Esq., York (Free of Duty) 250 - - 1882—LE CAPPELAIN, J., Esq., Highgate (Ditto) 100 - - 1887—LESTY, W. Esq., Lambeth 726 19 11 1887—LEWIS, WILLIAM SLANEY, Esq., Wellington (Free of Duty) . . 700 - - 1888—LIDDELL, H. T., Esq., Winchester (Ditto) 1,000 - - 1882—LOCKWOOD, Mrs. M. M., Upper Phillimore Place 180 - - 1888-9—LOVE, ALEXANDER, Esq., Dublin 801 13 9 1889—LOVIBOND, GEORGE, Esq., Ilminster 900 - - 1884—LOWTHER, FRANK, Esq., Manchester (Free of Duty) .... 105 - - 1886—LUCAS, Miss F. M., Clifton (Ditto) 100 - - 1882—LUCKOMBE, Mrs. MARY, Brighton 1,450 - - 1880—LUPTON, Miss MARY, Broughton, Lancaster (Free of Duty) . . . 103 16 - 1889—MACINNES, DONALD, Esq., Glasgow (Ditto) 100 - - 1881—MAHONY, Dr. MONTAGUE MARTIN, Chelsea 7,646 1 8 1888—MAINGAY, Mrs. MARTHA, Worthing (Free of Duty) .... 1,000 - - 1887-8—MANSFIELD, Mrs. A. B., Bournemouth 971 - - 1883—MARTIN, HORACE, Esq., Battle (Free of Duty) 100 - - 1883—MAYOTT, W. F., Esq., Camberwell (Ditto) 100 - - -1885—MILES, J. J., Esq., Highgate (Ditto) 100 - - 1886-8—MILLNS, A. F., Esq., Windsor (Ditto) 2,075 - - 1884—MOFFAT, JAMES, Esq., Port Glasgow (Ditto) 1,000 - - 1881—MONK, Capt. JOHN, R.N., Neston, Cheshire (Ditto) 500 - - 1887—MORGAN, G. G. Esq., Keynsham (stock) 6,062 12 11 1888—MORICE, Mrs. JANE W., Erith (Free of Duty) 700 - - 1888—MORRIS, J. G., Esq., Birkenhead 1,800 - - 1886—MUNNOCH, ALEX., Esq., Crinzett 897 19 5 1882—MURPHY, JAMES, Esq., Newry, co. Down 900 - - 1886—NAYLOR, Mrs. ANNE, Leeds 264 11 1 1887—NEWEN, Mrs. MARIA, The Boltons (Free of Duty) 400 - - 1881—NICHOLLS, Miss CHARLOTTE, Finsbury Park (Ditto) 785 6 - 1889—NICHOLLS, W. G., Esq., Great Portland Street 90 - - 1888—NORTHWICK, The Rt. Hon. Lord (Free of Duty). 100 - - 1882—OLDHAM JAMES NAISH, Esq., Bridlington 450 - - 1882—ORD, W. G. H., Esq., Bowdon, Chester (Free of Duty) .... 250 - - 1883—ORMSTON, ROBERT, Esq., Newcastle-on-Tyne (Ditto) .... 1,000 - - 1883—OSBORNE, Rev. PHILIP, Leamington Priors (Ditto) 1,000 - - 1883—OUTLAW, Miss ELLEN HOLT, Weymouth (Ditto) 100 - - 1881—PACKER, CHAS., Esq., Regent Street (Ditto) 100 - - 1882—PADDON, Miss E., Brighton (Ditto) 100 - - 1885—PALMER, Mrs. JANE W., Tunbridge Wells (Ditto) 100 - - 1881—PARKIN, WM., Esq., Louth 100 6 8 1884—PARNELL, FRANCIS, Esq., Blackpool (Free of Duty) .... 105 - - 1883—PATERSON, JAMES N., Esq., Edinburgh 6,557 1 8 1883—PATERSON, Miss CATHERINE, Edinburgh 900 - - 1884—PATON, A. FORRESTER, Esq., Alloa (Free of Duty) 200 6 10 1885—PAYNE, W. J., Esq., Fonthill, Reigate 585 - - 1883—PEAT, WILLIAM, Esq., Derby (Free of Duty) 100 - - 1880—PECK, Mrs. AMELIA KEZIA, Plymouth (Ditto) 250 - - 1888—PERKINS, Commander, H. A., R.N., Torquay 91 3 5 1887—PHILLIMORE, Gapt. W. B., Hyde Park Gardens 100 - - 1886—POCOCK; Mrs. L. L., Cheltenham 411 13 11 1883—POOLEY, GEORGE, Esq., Hadley (Free of Duty) 600 - - 1882 -PBATT, Mrs. HESTER, Leamington (Ditto) 100 - - [Continued. 302 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1,1890.

PAID LEGACIES—continued. Amount received, £ *. d. 1887—PKESTON, Mrs. M. A., Lytham 540 - - 1880—PRICE, ALLIN FOORD, Esq., M.D., Deptford (Free of Duty) . . 100 - - 1889—PRICE, Miss ELIZABETH, Bath 9 - - 1883—PRICE, Mrs. A. T., Peckham (Free of Duty) 1,000 - - 1888—PURDIE, JOHN, Esq., Thornton Heath (Ditto) 100 - - 1886—PURT, GEORGE, Esq., Peckham (Ditto) 206 7 2 1887—RAMSAY, Gen. G., Eccleston Square 250 - - 1881—KEARDON, Miss ELLEN, Islington 5,331 19 5 1887—EEDFERN, Mrs. MART, Knutsford 1,623 9 - 1889—RESTELL, W. T., Esq., Mark Lane (Free of Duty) 1,500 - - 1880-4—RHODES, W. B. Esq., Hounslow 29,247 4 4 1887—RICHARDSON, H. THOMAS, Esq., Pwllheli (stock) 10,035 17 2 1882—ROBERTS, RICHARD, Esq., Blackley, near Manchester (Freeof Duty) 600 - - 1887—ROBERTS, WILLIAM, Esq., Rochdale 969 1 6 1889—ROBERTSON, JAMES, Esq., Lauchope, Holytown 90 - - 1889—ROBINSON, Mrs. LOUISA, Great Cumberland Street 65 - - 1886—ROOKE, Miss M. S., Keswick (Free of Duty) 1,000 - - 1887—ROSE, THOMAS, Esq., Manchester (Ditto) 1,000 - - 1889—ROUTH, W. D., Esq., East India United Service Club . . . . 1,923 13 7 1881—RUDGE, W. N., Esq., South Audley Street (Free of Duty) . . . 1,000 - - 1886—RUTHERFORD, WILLIAM, Esq., Edinburgh (Ditto) 251 11 2 1883—ST. PAUL, Miss ANNE, Fairlight, Sussex (Ditto) 100 - - 1888—SAMELSON, Dr. A., Manchester (Ditto) 100 - - 1889—SARGENSON, Miss L. C., New Bond Street (Ditto) 1,000 - - 1888—SAUNDERS, Miss JANE, Netting Hill (Ditto) 1,000 - - 1883—SAXBT, Mrs. C. G., Wilmslow 329 13 10 1888—SEMON, CHARLES S. J., Esq., Broughton (Free of Duty) ... 250 - - 1889—SHARPE, JAMES, Esq., Curtain Road, E. (Ditto) 1.966 It 8 1881—SHEPHERD, ROBT., Esq., Rochdale 900 - - 1885—SHORTRIDGE, RICHARD, Esq., Cleadon Meadows, Durham (Free of Duty) 500 - - 1885—SIMS, Mrs. M. O., Ickham Hall, Kent 282 9 6 1884—SINCLAIR, Mrs. MART, Gourock (Free of Duty) 213 2 4 1887—SKELTON, JOHN S., Esq., Clewer (Ditto) 1,000 - - 1885—SKTNNER, HENRT, Esq., Temple Chambers (Ditto) 500 - - 1888—SKTNNER, W. H., Esq., Cavendish Place, W. (Ditto) .... 1,000 - - 1883—SLOCOMBE, WILLIAM, Esq., Upper Holloway (Ditto) .... 916 4 11 1883—SMITH, Mrs. FRANCES SOPHIA, Lisheen, co. Cork 870 13 6 1889—SMITH, Rev. H. W.% Warrington Crescent, Maida Vale (Free of Duty) 200 - - 1889—SMITH, THOMAS, Esq., Cirencester (Ditto) 2,000 - - 1888—SMITH, WILLIAM, Esq., Loughborough Road, S.E 3,939 13 9 1887—SMITHEMAN, J., Esq., Dagenham (Free of Duty) 100 - 1883—SOARE, W. H., Esq., Chelsea 452 2 10 1880—SOMERVILLE, Miss MARTHA CHARTERS, Genoa (Free of Duty) . 2,500 - - 1887—SOUTER, Mrs., Dundee (Ditto) 400 - - 1889—SOUTHEY, A. P., Esq., Conduit Street (Ditto) 100 - - 1887—SPROT, Miss FRANCES, Edinburgh (Ditto) 526 10 2 1881—STANFORD, J. F., Esq., North Bank, Regent's Park 4,500 - - 1883—STEPHENS, Mrs. CAROLINE, Trevornam, Cornwall (Free of Duty) 200 - - 1885—STODDART, J., Esq., Gamblesby, Cumberland (Ditto) .... 201 8 - 1887—STOVIN, Miss MARY, Everton 104 17 6 1884—STRATFORD, THOMAS N., Esq., Worcester (Free of Duty) . . . 1,000 - - 1889—STRICKLAND, Miss FRANCES, Apperley Court, Tewkesbury (Ditto) 100 - - 1889—STUART, Miss JESSIE, Dunoon 90 12 - 1888—SUTHERLAND, ROBERT, Esq., Egham (Free of Duty) .... 500 - - 1887—SWINDELLS, Miss SARAH, Ormskirk (Ditto) 200 - - 1881—" T. J. M." (Ditto) 400 - - 1888—TAIT, Mrs., Milrig, Scotland (Ditto) 499 14 - 1884-6—TAIT, Mrs. MART, York Terrace 1,350 - - 1887—TANQUERAY, Miss F. E., Canonbury (Free of Duty) 100 - - 1887—TARRANT, J. H., Esq., New Kent Road (Ditto) 100 - - 1889—TATLOR, T. J. DOMVILLE, Esq., Brighton (Ditto) 100 - - 1884—THARP, GEORGE W., Esq., Newmarket (Ditto) 100 - - 1881-9—THOMAS, Mrs. FANNY E., Nvmney, Somerset 2,124 2 8 1886—THOMSON, GEORGE M., Esq., Glasgow 180 - - 1884—THORNS, Mrs. MART ANN, Exeter (Free of Duty) 100 - - 1884—TODD, Misses AGNES and JANE, Edinburgh 180 - - 1886—TONKIN, WILLIAM JAMES, Esq., Glandore, Co. Cork .... 402 4 10 1882—TORKINGTON, OsGOop, Esq., Clapham Park (3 per cent. Consols, Free of Duty) . .' 995 - - 1887-8—TOWNB, RICHARD, Esq., Regent's Park 900 - - 1884—TROWELL, Mrs. S., Cambridge (Free of Duty) 100 - - 1889—TUBE, Miss ANNA, Kyde (Ditto) 20 - - [Continued. MAT 1,1890.] PAID LEGACIES. 303

PAID LEGACIES—continued. Amount received. £ s. d. 1888—TUDOR, Mrs. E. H., Cheltenham (Free of Duty) 1,000 - - 1884—TURNBULL, Mrs. GRACE, York Place (Ditto) 200 - - 1888—TURNER, G., Esq., Horton (Ditto) 250 - - 1880—VANDELEUR, EICHD. J. O., Esq., Dublin 448 19 - 1888—VICARY, Miss E. H., Warminster (Free of Duty) 600 - - 1884—VYE, NATHANIEL, Esq., Ilfracombe (Ditto) 100 - - 1885—WAKE, Miss ELIZABETH, Trafalgar Road, Old Kent Road (Ditto) 100 - - 1887—WAKE, Miss MARIA Ditto. Ditto. (Ditto) .... 100 - - 1882—WALKER, GEO., Esq., Southport (Ditto) 3, IOC - - 1888—WALLACE, H. R. C. Esq., Busbie and Cloncaird, Scotland . . . 6,319 6 2 1882—WATSON, HORACE, Esq., Wimbledon (Free of Duty) .... 200 - - 1880—WEDGWOOD, Miss S. E., Down, Kent (Ditto) 100 - - 1886—WHEATLBY, RICHARD, Esq., Hopton (Ditto) 100 - - 1887—WHITWORTH, Sir JOSEPH, Stancliffe Hall, Derby (Ditto) . . . 1,000 - - 1882—WILLIAMSON, Mrs. A., Manghold, Isle of Man (Ditto) .... 100 - - 1883—WILSON, Colonel J. DICKSON, Cheltenham 970 5 7 1888—WINTON, Mrs. JOHN, Aberdeen (Free of Duty) JO - - 1887—WOOD, LADY, Bath 2,734 13 2 1880—WOODWARD, Miss MARY, Sproughton, Suffolk (Free of Duty). . 1,500 - - 1887—WORSLEY, the Rev. WILLIAM, Torkington (Ditto) 500 - - 1889—WORTHINGTON, Mrs. J., Shepherd's Bush 4 10 - 1889—WRIGHT, ALFRED, Esq., York Street, Walworth 180 - - 1882—WRIGHT, Mrs. E., Southport (Free of Duty) 700 - - 1882—YOUNG, Major ROBERT WALKINSHAW, Dunmore, Kirn, N.B. . . 250 - -

FORM OF BEQUEST OF MONEY, STOCK OR OTHER PERSONAL ESTATE.

I give and bequeath to trie ROYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITU- TION for the Preservation of Life from Shipwreck, founded in 1824, London, the sum of £ , for the use of the said Institution [and I do hereby direct that the same be paid out of my chattels personal.]

The words within brackets are only required in England and Wales. Devises of land situate there, or bequests of money charged on land, or secured on mortgage of land or tenements situate in those parts of the Kingdom for religious or charitable purposes are void ; but money or stock may be given by will if not directed to be laid out in land. Bequests of land situate in Scotland or Ireland, or the Colonies, or legacies of money charged on land, or secured on mortgage of land or tenements situate in those parts of the Kingdom for religious or charitable purposes may however be made as freely as legacies or bequests for any other purpose.

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

Communications should be addressed to the Secretary of the Institution, 14 John Street, Adelphi, London, W.C. ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS

FBOM 1st JANUABY TO 31st DECEMBEE, 1889.

HER MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY THE QUEEN, Annual Subscription £50 - -

Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. A - 5 - Brought forward . . 76 13 - 169 7 - A. A 10 - - Aldenham Street, Camden A. A. R. (1882-9, £27) . . 5 - - Town, Sunday School Col- A. B - 10 - lection, per Mr. A. Attewill 126 A.B Aldringham Church, Sax- A. C. (1859-89, £165). . . 5 - - mundham, Harvest Thanks- A. F. D. B. (1882-9, £27) . giving Offertory, per Rev. A. G. H - 10 J. C. Stewart Mathias . . 4 - - A. S. C., " In memoriam Alexander, The Misses 1 - - Smyth Churchill, Streatham 10 10 - Alexander, Mrs ..... 2 " A Country Friend " (1888-9, Allan, Miss ...... 1 £200) 100 - - Allen, A. J., Esq ..... 1 "A Family Donation " (1888- Allen Bros, and Co., Messrs. . 1 9, £1 10s.) 1 - - Allen, Francis, Esq. ... 5 A Friend - 10 - Allen & Hanburys, Messrs. . 1 A Friend - 10 - Alrutz ife Co., Messrs. 1 A Friend (1888-9, £15) 10 - - Alston, Hamilton, diCo. Messrs. 1 A Friend at Belfast 1 - - Amphlett, Rev. J. ... 1 A Friend at Biggar - 10 - Anderson, C. A., Esq. . . 2 A Friend at Boulogne - 7 6 Anderson, J. W., Esq. . . 2 A Friend at Chorley - 5 - Anderson, Mrs. (1887-9, £6) . . . 2 - - A Friend at Dundee 5 - - Anderson, Mrs ...... 22- A Friend at Edinburgh - 5 - Anderson, The Misses, " in A Friend at Greenwich - 5 - memory of R. A." ...11- A Friend at Lasswade - 5 - Andrew, The Rev. Wm. Wayte 1 - - A Friend at Llangollen 1 - - Andrews, Mrs ...... 11- A Friend, per Miss Clarke - 10 - Angel, Capt. H. R...... 11- A Lady, per P. E. B.. . . 1 10 - Angle, B. J., Esq ..... 11- "A New Year's offering from Angus, Major-General . . . . 55- 'The Elms'" (1883-9, £6) - 18 6 Anonymous ...... 11- A Shipowner, Greenock . 2 - - Anonymous ...... 2 - - " A Thank-offering " . - 10 - Anonymous ...... 11- " A Token of sorrowful affec- Anonymous ...... -10 4 for the late Henry Stilwell Anonymous ...... - 13 6 Squire" Anonymous, per Messrs. Cas- "A Widow's Mite" (1887-9, sell & Co ...... - 10 - £110s.) Atison, Miss (1875-89, £60) . . . 10 - - Abell, Frank, Esq. . . . 22- Archer, D., Esq. (1887-9, 30s.) . . - 10 - Ackers, Mrs 5 Archer, J., Esq ..... 11- Acland, Capt. D 22- Argles, Thos. A., Esq. ..22- Adam, Messrs. John and Arkwright, F. C., Esq., J.P. 11- James, and Co. . . • . 11- Armet, Miss ...... 10 - - Adam, Ed., Esq. (1881-89, Armitage, E., Esq., R.A. .11- £8 5s.) Armourers dr Braziers, Wor- Adams, A., Esq 10 - shipful Co. of (1870-89, Adams, E. T., Esq. . . . 1 - £178 10s.) ...... 10 10 - Adams, J., Esq 10 6 Armstrong, The Rt. Hon. Lord 11- Adams, R., Esq, 1 - Arnati and Harrison, Messrs. 22- Adams, T., Esq 1 1 - Ashby, Mrs. James . . . - 10 6 Adams, W. J., Esq. ... 11- Ashmole, Wm., Esq. ... 1 1 - Adderley Church, Market Ashwood, John, Esq. (1889-90) 22- Dray ton, Offertory, per Rev. Aste, John & Sons, Messrs. .11- A. Corbet 14 - Atkinson, Alfred, Esq. . - 5 - Agerup, Petersen & Co., Atkinson and Co., Messrs. .11- Messrs - 10 - Atkinson, G. C. W., Esq. .22- Aglionby, Colonel. • • . 1 — — Atkinson, Mrs. Bradford. .11- Aglionby, Miss C. M. . . - 10 - Atkinson, W., Esq. ... 1 1 - Ailsa, The Most Hon. the Auerbach, Emil, Esq. ..11- Marquis of 5 - - Austin, F., Esq. (1880-9, £15) . . Aitkin, Mr. J - 6 - Austin, G., Esq ..... 11- Aldam, William, Esq. . . 1 - - Austin, Mrs ...... 1 - - Carried forward £76 13 - 169 7 - Carried forward £123 2 6 225 12 4 MAY 1, 1890.] ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 305

Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. Brought forward . 123 2 6 225 12 4 Brought forward . 226 3 - 268 11 1 Aylmer, Major-Gen. H. (1884- Beckett, Rev. W. P., B.A. . - 10 - 9, £6 6s.) 11 Beckh, Mrs. W. Walter . . - 10 6 Beddoes, Mrs. C. C. . . . 11- Beddoes, Miss A. F. E. . . 2 - - Bedford, Henry, Esq. ..11- B. C - 5 - Begbie,Ross&Gibson,Messrs. - 10 - B. F. B 10 10 - Belcher, Ladv 22- B. H. C. (1872-89, £180). . .. 10 - - Belfield, A., Esq 1 - - Backhouse, James E., Esq. . 5 - - Bell Miss . . 2 - - Bacnp Co-operative Store . 10 - - Bell, Messrs. Alexander, & Co. 11- Badcock, H., Esq. ... 1 - - Bell, Geo. W., Esq. ...11- Badcock H. J., Esq. - 10 - Bell, Mrs. L 1 Badley, Mrs. Laura E. . . 2 2 - Bell, Mrs. Mary .... 1 1 - Bailey, E. H., Esq. ...11- Bell, Robt., Esq.(1883-9, £35) . . 10 - - Bailey, F. J., Esq. . . . - 10 6 Bellas, Messrs. Hugh and Thos. . . 1 - - Baillie, Mrs. E. F. ...11- Belsham, J., Esq - 10 - Baily, Miss A. L 11- Benetfink

Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Subs, Donations. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. i. d. Brought forward . 301 17 - 334 19 11 Brought forward . 367 14 6 398 11 5 Borough, J. C. B., Esq. ..22- Brook, Mrs. Mary .... 1 1 - Borrowman, Phillips & Co., Brooks, Thomas, Esq. ..11- Berwick, Alfred, Esq. ..11- Brough, Mrs., per s.s. Coptic. . . 22- Borwick, Joseph C., Esq. . . . 10 - - Brown, Jenkiuson & Co., Boston, collected from sea- men, perMessrs.Ridlington . . - 11 6 Brown, G. W., Esq. ...11- Boston Shipwreck Association Brown, H., Esq 1 - - (1865-89, £125) 5 - - Ditto 5 Brown, James Clifton, Esq. Bott, Thomas, Esq. (1886-9, (1868-89, £250) 25 - - £35) . . . . 10 - Brown, M. B., Esq., yacht Boulton, M. P. W., Esq. ..22- I^ady Forjreade ... . . 5 - - Bourdillon, E. D., Esq. . . - 10 - Brown, Miss A. M. . . . - 10 - Bourne, John K., Esq. . . 1 - - Brown, the Misses ... 1 - - Bourne, Miss A. S. ... 5 - - Brown, Shipley, & Co., Bouts, T., Esq 11- Bovill & Sons, Messrs. . . - 10 6 Browne, G. -B., Esq. ...22- Bowden, Mrs. (1883-9, £7 4s.) . . 2 - - Browne, G. H., Esq. ...33- Bowles, H. C. B., Esq. ..22- Browne, J. W., Esq. ...55- Bowling, Henry P., Esq. .22- Brownlie & Co., Messrs. . . - 10 - Bowyer, George, Esq., and Brumell, Mrs. M. E. . . . 1 1 - Miss Mary Bowyer ...11- Brushfleld, Mr. Richard . . - 10 6 Bowyer, Mr. G. T. ... - 10 - Brvant, Mrs. E. Juliana . . . . 20 - - Bowyer, W., Esq 11- Bryant, Mrs. G - 10 - Bovd, Alfred, Esq. ... 1 - - Buchanan, Mrs 11- Ditto (1883-9, £7) 1 - - Buck and Wootton, Messrs. .22- Boyd, E. F., Esq 11- Buckingham,Miss S.C. (1868- Boyd, W. C., Esq. ... 1 1 - 89, £48 4s.) 22- Buckton, G. B., Esq 1 - - Boyton, F. R., Esq. ...11- Buckle, Vice-Admiral C. M. 1 - - Bracken, Wm., Esq. (1883-9, Buckle, Rev. John, M.A. .11- £15) 5 - - Budge, Rev. H. S., B.A. .11- Bradford, General Sir J. F., Budgett, Messrs. J., & Son, K.C.B., the late. ...11- Limited 22- Bradford, Mrs. H. W. ..11- Bulkeley, Miss Louisa A. Bradford, Mrs. J. E. . . . 1 1 - (1866-89, £315) 20 - - Braithwaite, Mrs. Emily ..11- Bull, Wm., Esq - 10 - Bramly, W. J., Esq. ... 1 - - Billiard, King, & Co., Messrs. 22- Brassey, Albert, Esq., J.P. Bulloch, Messrs. J. & G., & Co. 33- (1888-9, £20) 10 . - - Bulmer, Mrs. Mary A. . .22- Brassey, H. A., Esq. ... 5 - - Brassey, The Rt. Hon. Lord, K C B 55- Burbidge, Pritchard, and Brayne, Charles S., Esq. . - 10 - Bartleet, Messrs. ...11- Brayshaw, Mr. A - 5 - Burden, Stephen, Esq. . . 1 - - Brettell, J. Vaughan, Esq. .11- Burgess, G. D., Esq. (1883-9, £9) . . ... 3 - - Breeks, Mrs. S. M 1 1 - Burgess, the Misses . . . - 10 - Burgoyne, Montagu, G., Esq. 22- Bridson, Josh., Esq. ... 2 - - Burmester, Miss .... 1 1 - Brien, F., Esq 22- Burnby Church, East York- Briggs, Major.-Gen. W. L., shire, portion of Harvest C.B. (1879-89, £57) . . . . 55- collection, per Rev. J. M. Bristol, The Most Hon. The 1 17 - Burnell,W. A., Esq. . . .22- Bristol Wagon Works Com- Burnett, D. W., Esq. . . - 5 - pany, Lmtd. (1887-9, £10). . . 5 - - Burnett, Miss F. E. . . . 1 1 - British Empire, s.s., collected Burrell, H., Esq 11- by Capt. Kydd 456 Burton, Rev. R. C. ... - 5 - British Ship Owners' Com. Bury, Lancashire, collection (Limited) 22- at Parish Church, per Rev. Brixton, A Private Early F. E. Hopwood 15 3 4 Rising Association, per Bury Mrs. (1883-9, £18) . . 6 - - Mrs. Fairman i . . . . 11- Busfeild, Major J 11- Brock, Mrs. Osmond de Busk, J. W., Esq 20 - - Busk, Mrs. (1869-89, £29 5s.) . . 1 - - Brockdish Church, Scole, of- Butler, C., Esq - 10 fertory per Rev. G. France . . 116Butler, Mrs. S. Bertie . . 5 - - Brocklehurst, W. W., Esq. . 5 - - Butler, Spencer, Esq 5 15 6 Brooke, John T., Esq. ..11- Butlin, C., Esq 11- Brooke, Sir R. L. de Capel, Butlin, Thomas, Esq. . . - 10 - ]jart. . 11- Buzzard, Alfred L., Esq. ..11- Carried forward . £367 14 6 398 11 5 Carried forward . £432 4 - 527 1 3 MAT 1, 1890.] ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 307

Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. SabS. Donations. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. Brought forward . 432 4 - 527 1 3 Brought forward . 500 15 6 697 6 7 Byles, Maurice B., Esq. ..22- Chapman, J. C., Esq 2 10 - Byng, Admiral J. C. . . . 1 1 - Charlaw Colliery, The Owners of ...... 2 2 Charles Mrs . . 11- Charrington, Miss M. . . 2 - - Charteris, Lady Margaret .22- C. D 1 Chatterton, J. H., Esq. ..11- C. H. R 5 - - Chatterton, Mrs - 10 - C. L., collected from seamen . . 55 - - Chatterton, Miss J. ... 1 - - C. M. B. (1878-89, £11) . . . . 2 - -Chatterton, Miss Kate . . - 5 - C. S. A. (1888-9, £5 5s.). . . . 33-Chatting, Edward, Esq. C., Mrs. M. L., South Aus- (1883-9, £5 5s.) 1 1 - tralia, " In grateful remem- Chavasse, Miss (1888-9, £6) . 1 - - brance of her merciful pre- Cheetham, H., Esq. ...33- servation from imminent Chester, C., Esq 5 - - dangers at sea in 1862 " . 10 - - Chetwvnd, The Viscount .11- Child and Co., Messrs. ..22- Cameron, Mrs 5 •- - Childers,Rt.Hon.H.C.E.,M.P. 11- Campbell, Mrs. Emma R. .11- Chilian Government, Th« . . . 20 - - Campbell. W., Esq 10 - - Chilton Church, Sudbury, col- Candler. P. W., Esq. . . 2 - - lection, per Rev. Herbert Smith - 15 - Capel, Messrs. Arthur & Co. .11- Christensen & Svenson, Messrs. - 10 6 Capel, Frank C., Esq. ..55- Christian, Readers of the. . . . - 12 6 Capel, J. D., Esq 11- Christie, The Misses (1887-9, Carbuttand Co., Messrs. ..11- 15s) . - 5 - Cardale, Rev. E. T. . . . - 10 - Christy & Co., Limited, Messrs. 11- Cardew, Capt. C. B. . . . 1 1 - Chudleigh, Mrs 22- Carew, Col. R. Pole ... 1 - - Ditto (1887-9, £3 3s.) . . 11- Carlingford, the Right Hon. Church, A. G., Esq. . . . - 10 - Lord ... 2 - Church F., Esq 11- Carlisle, the Right Rev. the Church and Son, Messrs. . - 10 - Lord Bishop of . . . .11- Church, Rev. G. L. ... - 10 6 Carmichael, Sir W. H. C. Clpero, s.s., per Capt. J. G. Gibson Bart 2 - - 22- Carpenters, The Worshipful Circassian, s.s., per Mr. Bar- Company of 10 10 - 437 Carr, W. I., Esq 11- Civil Service Life-boat Fund, Carter, Surgeon Major Fredk. repayment of rewards gran- (1881-9, £10) 2 - - ted "in 1889 to their Life- Cartwright, Col. H. . . . 1 1 - 42 - - Cartwnght, Mrs 11 Clark, Bach, & Co., Messrs. . - 10- - Cashman, Comm. W., R.N. . . . 20 - - Clarke & Co., Messrs. Ste- Cator, Mrs. Wm. A. . . .11- Catton, Mrs. (1887-9, £105) . . . 5 - - Ditto (1888-9, £10 10s.) . . . 55- Causton, Sir J., & Sons ..11- Clarke, Messrs. A. T. & Co. . - 10 - Cave, B., Esq - 10 6 Clarke, H. M., Esq., The late 2 - - Cave, L. T., Esq 5 - - 3 - - Cave-Browne-Cave, Mrs. Ed- Clarke, Mrs. Cowden ... 1 1 - ward F 22- Clarke, Mrs. Hyde (1889-90) 1 - - Cavell, John E., Esq. ...11- Cawthorne, Barnsley, collec- Clarke, Ronald S., Esq. ..11- ted at Children's Service, Claudius & Chattaway, Messrs. per Rev. C. T. Pratt . . . . 1* 10 4 (1888 9) 1 - - Chads, Admiral Sir H., Clayton, Miss Anne ... 1 1 - K.C.B 1 - - Clayton, Colonel Fitz-Roy, Deputy Chairman ... 2 - - Chalk, Mrs 22 Clayton, C. H., Esq. ... 1 1 - Chalmers, His Honour Sir Clayton, F. S., Esq. ...11- David P . . ...11- Clegram, Mrs. W. B. . ..11- Chamberlain, The Right Hon. Clerk, Major-Gen. H., R.A. .11- Joseph, P.C., M.P 50 - - Clerke.Chas. L., Esq.(1882-9, Chamberlain, Herbert, Esq. .22- £23) 3 - - Chamberlain, R., Esq., M.P. . 11- Clermont, Lady .... 1 1 - Chamberlain, Major Tanker- Clifford, Colonel Sir Spencer, ville J 1 and Lady Clifford . . . 2 - - Chamberlayne, Walter J., Esq. 33- Clifford, Rev. John ... 1 1 - Champion, F. C., Esq. ..11- Cloid, Routledge, and Co., Chance, George, Esq. (1882-9, Messrs 22- £16) 3 - - Clothier, Mrs. H 11- Chaplin, E., Esq. (1867-89, Clothworkers, Worshipful £42) 55- Company of (1855-89,£376) . . 50 - - Carried forward . £500 15 6 697 6 7 Carried forward .. £557 2 6 834 1 8 308 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1890.

Ann. Subs. Donations Ann. Subs. Donations. £. ». d. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. ». d. Brought forward . 557 2 6 834 1 8 Brought forward . 647 8 - 900 10 8 Clough, C. T., Esq. (1877-89, £13) ...... 2 - - Coutts and Co., Messrs. . . 10 - - Clutterbuck, Mrs. C. F. . .22- Covent Garden Life-boat Fund . . 52 10 - Coal Factors' Society . . .55- Coventry, Sheppard, & Co. . - 10 6 Coal Merchants' Society of Cowan, Thomas, Esq. . . - 10 - Cox and Co., Messrs. ...55- Coates, Joseph, Esq. ...22- Cox, Miss, M.A 22- Cobb, James F., Esq. . . . - 10 6 Cranfield, Wm., Esq. ...11- Cobb, Miss (1886-9, 15s.) . . . - 5 - Cock,MissE.A.(1868-89,£110) . . 6 - - Cock, Miss F 1 - - Crawford & Co., Messrs. ..11- Cockey, E., Esq., & Mrs. . - 10 6 Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. . . - 10 - Codrington. Capt 10 - - Crawley, Edmund, Esq. . . - 5 - Cole, A. C., Esq 11- Crawley, Mrs. G. (1877-89, £7 12s.) ...... - 10 - Coleman, The Rev. Wm. . . - 10 - Crees, Henry, Esq., and Mrs. . . 1 - - Collet, Sir M. W., Bart. ..11- Crewe's Trustees, Lord . . 30 - - Collier, Messrs. F. H. & A. . 1 1 - Crofton, Mrs. Duke . . . 1 - - Collin, Mrs. J. . . 11- Croggon & Co., Messrs. T. J. 1 1 - Collingwood, Miss M. A. .11- Crook, W. J., Esq. ... - 5 - Collinson, Miss A. M., The Crookes, Alf., Esq. ...11- late (1865-89, £76 18s.) . . . 11- Crosbie, Rev. Howard A. .22- Colman, Messrs J. & J. . . - 10 6 Cross & Skelton, Messrs. . - 10 - Colonial Company (Limited) 22- Crosse, Mrs. St. Croix ..11- Colquhoun, Mr. P. G. . . . - 5 - Crosse & Blackwell, Messrs. 55- Colthurst, G. E., Esq. . . - 10 - Crossford, collected at Sab- Colvill, Lieut-Col. Thos. H. bath evening service, per (1873-89, £5) - 10 - Rev. J. Moir. - 7 8 Colville, The Right Hon. Lord Crowley, Rev. H. E. . . . 1 - - K.T -.22- Croxall, Mrs. Tongue. ..22- Colville, Lieut. The Hon. Crozier, Lieut. -Col. R. P. .11- Cecil, R.N., (1886-9, £15). . . 4 - - Cruddas, Charles J., Esq. .11- Commercial Steamship Co. . 5 6 Cruddas, W. D., Esq. ..11- Comptoir National d'Escompte Cullingford, W. H., Esq. .22- de Paris 33 Cumberlege, Miss A. T., The Conbraigh, H. Ross, Esq. .22,- late . . . . 1 - Connett, W. W., Esq. . . - 6 - Cunard Steam Ship Co. Limd. 10 - - " Continental Daily Parcels Cunnynghame, Rev. H.C. R. 11- Curling, Miss, in addition to Cooch, Mrs. A. F. . . . .22- gift of Bull Bay Life-boat Coode, Sir John .... 1 1 - (1874-89, £80) 5 - - Cook, R. J., Esq. - 10 - Curme, Admiral C. T. . . - 10 - Cooper, Mrs. J - 10 - Currey, C. Herbert, Esq. .22- Cooper, Cooper, & Co., Messrs. 11- Currey, John, Esq. (1888-9, Cooper, Stanley, Esq. (1885-9, £20) . 10 - - £15 15s.) 33- Curteis, Whitworth, andNeame, Coote, Thomas, Esq. ..11- Curtis, R. Mayne, Esq. ..11- Copleston, Rev. W. C., M.A. - 5 - Cutbill, W. J., Esq. ... 1 1 - Corbett, Admiral Sir John, Sutler, Palmer, & Co., Messrs. 22- KGB . . ... 1 Czarnikow, C., Esq. . . .22- Corder & Haycraft, Messrs. . - 10 6 Corkran, Colonel Seymour . 5 - - Corlett, Henry, Esq 5 - - D., "A Friend" (1879-89, • Cornell, Geo., Esq. ...11- £23 2s 22- Cornell, Samuel, Esq.. ..11- D. J. (1888-9, £10) 5 - - Comish-Bowden, Admiral W. 2 2 - Daggett, Mrs. S. J. . ..11- Corrie Miss E. ...22- Dallas, Sir Geo., Bt. (1873-89, Corrie, A. J., Esq 22- £77) ...... 5 Corrie, Rev. E. S., " in memory Dalton, H., Esq. (1874-89, £45) . . 3 - - of E. B. C." - 10 6 Dalton, Mrs. H.(1874-89, £37) ; . 2 - - Dalton, Miss 22- Corsellis, Arthur A., Esq 55- Dalton, R. F. V., Esq. . . 1 - - Coster, Arthur A., Esq. 11- Daly, Hon. R 1 Ditto (1887-9, £30). . . 25 - - Daly Hon. S . . 10 - Cotesworth, W., Esq. . 11- Dand J Esq 11- Court, Valentin, Esq. . - 5 - Daniel, Mrs. Torrens ..11- Courtenay, Messrs. J. & W. J 1 1 - Danson, Dr. H 22- Courtenay.Miss (1880-9, £80) . . 20 - - Darling, Mrs. E 11- Courthope, G. C., Esq. ..11- Darling, Mrs. S 55- Ditto, in aid of Sussex Darnley, The Right Hon. the Life-boats ....! — - Earl of 1 - Carried forward . £647 8 - 900 10 8 Carried forward . £759 14 6 997 10 4 MAY 1, 1890.] ANNUAL SUBSCBIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 309

Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Sabs. Donations. £. I. d. £. *. A. j £. s. d. £. s. d. Brought forward . 759 14 6 997 10 4 Brought forward . 881 5 - 1127 10 5 Davey, Rev. Prebendary . - 10 - i Drummond, Capt. C. G. A. . 2 2 - Davidson, P. L., Esq. ... 1 - - Drummond, George F., Esq. 22- Davies-Colley, N., Esq. ..11- Drummond, Messrs. . . . 10 - - Dtysdale, R.P., Esq. ... 1 1 - Davies, The Rev. R. P 1 - - Davis, Fredk., Esq. ...11- Dublin Port and Docks Board 75 - - Davis, J., Esq. (1888-9, £10) . . 5 - - ; Dnnlc. Mr. R - S - Davison, Newman, & Co. . 1 1 - Da Croz, F. A., Esq. (1882-9, n»w F Eso . 1 - 1 £Rt1 - - 10 Davy, Tales, and Routledge, Dafi, The Misses ....!-- 1 Dugdale, J. B., Esq. ... 2 2 - Dawber, Robert, Esq. . . 1 t - Dugmore, Lieut.-Col. ..11- Dawson-Scott, Col. R. S., R.E. 11- Duncan, G., Esq 55- Day, Mrs. F 11- j Dundas, Wm., Esq., and Mrs. Dayman, G. 0., Esq. . . . 3 - - Wm. (1886-9, £9) 2 Deacon, Messrs. E. and A. . 1 1 - " Dundonald " 10 - Deacon, W. M., Esq. . . - 10 6 Dunham, W., Esq., "The Dean, Rosser S., Esq. . 1 - - Millet" - 10 - Deey, The Misses - 10 - Dunkin, J., & Co., Messrs. . - 10 - De Kantzow, Yice-Admiral Dunlop, Mr. R. .... - 5 - H.P 11- Dunn and Co., Messrs. W. . Z 1 - de Ros, General The Right Dunraven, the Right Hon. Hon Lord . . 11- the Earl of 11- Durrant, Capt. F., R.N. . . 2 - - Dell, J. H., Esq. . . . . 1 - - Dyer, John, Esq. .... 2 2 - Dell, L., Esq 11- Dyke, Col. Edwd. H. ..11- Delme-Radcliffe, Comr., and Mrs. F . .... 3 - - "Delta" 26 5 - Denison, Lady .... 5 - - Dennis, Rev. R. N. . . . I 1 - E. A. B. (1872-89, £120). . . . 10 Dennistoun, A. H., Esq. .11- E. B. 33- Denny, Messrs. C. and J. . - 10 6 E. C 1 - - E. C. W. (1869-89, £16) . . . . 1 Dent and Co., Messrs. E. .33- E. F...... 20 Dent, T. W. J., Esq. (1888-9, E. G. (1876-89, £26) 1 £35 10s ) . . 10 10 - E. L. 0 22- Devey, The Misses . . . 5 - - E. M. C 5 - - Devitt and Hett, Messrs. .11- E. P., in aid of Mevagissey Devoa, H. C., Esq. ...11- Lifeboat House 20 Dewar & Webb, Messrs. ,.11- E. T. D. (1887-9, 17s. Gd.) ... 7 6 Dick, Jus. C. Esq - 5 - E. W 5 - Dickinson, Rev. Fredk. B. . 1 1 - Eaden, J. F., Esq. ... 2 2 - Dickinson, Rev, Henry 8. . . . 1 - - Eaden, Mrs. Annie B. (1887-9, £4 4s) . . 2 2 - Dickson' Rev. W. R. . . 1 - - Earl Bosebery, Barque, Capt. Didsbury Amateur Rowing FramptoD, R.N.R., and Ciub . . 20 - 18 6 Digbv, Commr. H. A., R.N. East, Sir Gilbert A. C., Bart. 22- (1882-89, £40} 5 - - Easton, John, Esq., M.D. .11- Digby, Mrs. Wingfleld . . 5 - - Eastwood, John F., Esq. .11- Dimsdate, J., Esq 22- Eehalaz, Rev. Theophilus S. 1 1 - Dinham & Co., Messrs. Chas. 11- Ecroyd, Edwd., Esq. . . .22- Domecq and Co., Messrs. P, 11- Ecroyd and Sons, Messrs. .33- Eden, Mrs. Henry, the Ute . 2 - - DomvUle, Mrs. W. T. . . 1 - - Edgar, J., Esq. (1888-9) . . 2 - - Domville, Sir W., Bart. ..22- Edmiston, Mr. R - 5 - " Dornbuseh's List " ... - 10 - Edwardes, T. D., Esq. . . 1 - - Dotville, Admiral J. W. . . 1 1 - Edwards Brothers, Messrs. . - 10 6 Douglas, C. Esq 4 - - Edwards, J., Esq., the late . 11- Douglas, Mrs. Elizabeth, Trustees of the late (1888-9, Edwards| S., Esq. .... 1 1 - £652 13s. Id.) 52 13 1 Egerton, Mrs. C. .... 5 - - Downes, Percy, Esq. ... 1 1 - Egerton, Miss G. C. . . . 2 - - Downshire, Marchioness of . 1 1 - Ekins, Mrs. P. J. . . . .55- Doxat Miss C - 10 6 Elder, Messrs. A, L., and Co. 11- Draeger, A., Esq. .... 2 2 - Eldet, W. H., Esq 7 6 Braeger, G. F., Esq. . . . 1 - - Elkins, Richard, Esq. ... 1 1 - Drapers, Worshipful Com- Ellen and Co., Messrs. . . -- 10 6 pany of .... 52 10 - Elliott, Win., Esq. ... 1 1 - Ellis, Capt. F 2 - - Drummond, Capt. Alfred M. 2 - - Ellis, Sir John W., Bart,. .11- Carried forward . £881 5 - 1127 10 5 Cairied forward . £1047 9 - 1198 -11 310 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1890.

Ann. Subs, Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. s. d. £. «. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. Brought forward . 1047 9 - 1198 - 11 Brought forward . 1136 10 - 1326 13 11 Elwes, J. H., Esq. . . . 2 - - Finals, FisKer,

Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. Brought forward . 1356 4 6 1353 16 4 Brought forward . 1445 8 - 1411 111 Garrett, Mrs. W. H. . . .33- Gregory, G. B., Esq. (1836-9, Garrett, Robert W., Esq.. .22- £23 3s.) . .... 83 Gay and Co., Messrs. R. Grice & Co., Messrs. W. (1862- (1882-89, £27 6s.) 55- 9, £265) 10 - - Geldard, Garrett,&Co.Messrs. - 5 - Griffith, C. W. Darby, Esq. . 1 - - George, C. E. A., Esq 10 - - Griffith, Sir G. Waldie, Bart. 3 - - George, Hugh, Esq. ...11- Griffiths, Tate, & Co., Messrs. 22- Gibb, Col. W. E. (1873-89, Gripper & Son, Messrs. . . - 10 6 £17 17s.) 11- Grosvenor, Capt. the Hon. Gibbes, W., Esq 1 - - Norman de 1'A 1 - - Gibbs, A. E., Esq. ...11- Grosvenor, Chater, and Co. . 1 - - Gibbs, H. H., Esq. ...22- Grove, Chas. B., Esq. ... 1 1 - Gibson, David, Esq. ...11- Grove, Mrs. Craufurd ..22- Giesler and Co., Messrs. ..33- Grove, Miss Chafyn ... 5 - - Gilbert, J. A., Esq. . . 11- Gun Makers, Worshipful Com- Gill, John, Esq. .... 1 1 - pany of (1866-89, £261) . . . 10 - - Gillespies and Co., Messrs. .22- Guthrie, James, jun., Esq. . - 10 - Girdlestone, Mrs. R. B. . . 1 - - Guthrie, Miss A. R. (1877-89, Girlwood & Wood, Messrs. . - 10 - £7) 2 - - Gladstone, John E., Esq. .22- Guthrie, Mrs., in memory of Glasgow, John Street Baptist the late Major C. 0. James 5 - - Church Sabbath Schools, Gwilt, Mrs. . ..11- per Mr. R. Coats 366 Glendiuning, Mrs. R, B - 10 - Glover Brothers, Messrs. . - 10 - Godlee, Francis, Esq, ...22- Godlee, Mrs. R. . . . 11- Godley, Miss R. M 11- H. B 10 6 Godsal, P. W., Esq. ... 2 - - H. B 22- Godwin & Son, Messrs. ..22- H. P. Z. H 1 - - Goff, Colonel R 1 Haarbleicher and Schumann. 11- Hackett, Ausender, and Co. Gomonde, Mrs. Anne (1864- 89, £520) . 20 - - Hacon, The Misses ... 1 - - Gonne, Edward, Esq. ...11- Hadnall Church, Salop, Col- " Good Doggie without a lection by Rev. Brooke C. Muzzle "(1886-9, £4 4s.) . . . 22- Goode, Miss M. H. (1877-89, Haigh, W., Esq - 10 6 £7) . . _ - 10 - Haley, Mr. E - 5 - Goodman, Miss, In remem- Halford Lady 11- brance of the late Misses Hall, Miss M. S - 10 - Hall, Miss Elizabeth ... 1 1 - Goolden, Dr. Francis ...11- Hall, Hawkesley, Esq. ..11- Gbpsill, Brown 4 Sons,Messrs. - 10 - Hambro & Son, Messrs. C. J. 1 - - Gore, Miss E. E 1 - - Hamilton, F. A., Esq. . . 10 10 - Gorell, Miss 1 Hamilton, Admiral, Sir K.V., Gorringe, Frederick, Esq. .33- K.C. B...... 1 - - Gosling, Francis, Esq. ..11- Hankey,Capt. F, T. B.,R.N. 1 - - Gosling, Mrs. C. H. . . . 1 1 - Hankey, George, Esq. ..11- Gosling, Mrs. Mary ...11- Hankey, E. A., Esq. (1882-9, Goyeneche, J. V., Esq. ..11- £245) 20 - - Grafton, Mrs. Eliza . . .22-. Haukey, Wm. B., Esq. . . 1 - - Graf ton Steam ShipCompany, Haumer, Capt. J. G. J., R.N. - 10 - Limited (1887-9, £33*.). . . 22- Graham, Col. Sir L., Bart. . 2 - - Harby Church, Melton Mow- Graham, Cyril C., Esq. . . 2 - - brav, offertory per Rev. Grangemouth, donations col- M. O. Norman 2 10 - lected by Fras. Quinn, Esq. . . 22] Hardie, Thos. Kincaid, Esq., Grant, Ed., Esq 11- in addition to gift of Ayr Graut;, Miss Alice (1883-9. Life-boat(1874-89,£160 5s.) . . 10 - - £1 16s.) . . - 6 - Grasett, Mrs. H. B. . . . 3 3 - Hardwick, Mrs. M. L. ..11- Gray, Dawes, & Co., Messrs. 10 10 - Hardwick, Chas., Esq. ..11- Gray, Rev. C 5 - Hardy, Lady (1887-8-9) ..33- Green, Frederick, Esq. . 11- Hardyman, Miss C. J. ..11- Green, Joseph E., Esq. . 11- Hare, Capt. The Hon. Rich., Greenwood, John A., Esq R.N 1 - - (1889-90) 20 - - Barker, W., Esq., J.P. ..11- Gregg, Edwd., Esq. . . . . 5 - - Barker & Co., Messrs. G. .11- Gregory & Co., Messrs. . - 10 6 Harris Brothers, Messrs. .11- Gregory, Francis, Esq., col- Harris, Miss(1878-89,£50) . . . 5 - - Gregory and Co., Messrs. F. 1 1 - Carried forward . £1445 8 - 1411 1 11 Carried forward £1507 14 - 1496 14 11

u 2 312 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MATT 1, 1890.

Aon. Subs, Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. 8. d. £. 8. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. Brought forward . 1507 14 - 1496 14 11 Brought forward . 1598 2 6 1521 15 11 Harris, Mrs. F 11- Hill, F., Esq 1 - - Harris & Wxcm, Messrs. .22- Hill, The Right Hon. Lord Harrison, C. A., Esq. . . .22- Arthur Wm., M.P. ... 5 5 - Hart, Wm,, Esq. . .,.11- Hill, Major 11- Hart-Dyke, Mrs. F. . . . 1 1 - Hill, Mrs. L. G. . ..11- Harton, Chas. F., Esq. . . . . 11- Hills and Underwood, Messrs. 1 - - Harton, Mra. W. H. . . . 2 2 - Hills, E. H., Esq 22- Harton, Mrs. Julia ...11- Hills, F. C., Esq 11- Hartshorne, Miss C. M, , . - 5 - Hills, F. Ernest, Esq. ..22- Harvey an dGreenacre, Messrs. 5 - - Hilton, Anderson, and Co., Harvey, H. Fairfax, Esq. .11- Harvey, Chatlea, Esq. . , . . 10 10 - Hinde, Miss E 1 - - Harvey, Miss B. A . . • . . 1 - - Bindley, W. H., Esq. ..11- Harwood, Knight, and Allen, Hingeston, W. F., Ksq. . , , . 55- Hinton, Joseph, Esq. . . . - 10 - Haslam, Henry, Esq.. ..11- Hird, John, Esq 11- Haslar Hospital, offertory per Hirsch, Bros., Messrs. . . - 10 - Rev. J. Peyton, R.N. ". . . . 2 12 - Hassell, Mrs. C. G. . . . 10 10 - Hoare, Alfred, Esq. . . . 5 - - Hassell, Mrs. Susan ...11- 1 - - Haswell,Vice-Admiral W. H. 1 - - Hoblyn, J. B. P., Esq. (1869- Hathornthwaite, The Rev. R. 89, £19 19s.) 1 1 - (1881-9, £15 15s.) 33- Hobson, Chas.,Esq. ...11- Hatton, Miss A - 10 6 " Hockerill, Bishop's Stort- Hawker, Charles F., Esq. .11- ford " 22- HawYms, Clement, 3., Esq. .11- Hodd & Son, Messrs. R. . . 1 1 - Hay, Adm. J.B.I,. . . . 22- Hodgkin, Barnett & Co., Hay, J. & J., Messrs.. . . - 10 - Hay, Mrs...... - 10 6 Hodgkinson, W. S., and Co., Hayes, Mrs. L 2 - - Haynes, Edmvmd C., Esq. .11- Hodgson, Mrs. C. H. . . .55- Hay's Wharf, Proprietors of 1 1 - Hodgson, F. C., Esq. . . . 110 - Hayter and Hayter, Messrs. .11- Hodgson, F. W., Esq. ..11- Hayward, B. W., Esq. (1886- Hogg, Curtis, Campbell & Co., 9, £4) 1 - ,_ Messrs ..22 Haywaid, J. Fred., Esq. Holden, E. T., Esq. ... 1 1 - (1873-89, £88 10s.) 55- Holinsworth, C. B., Esq. Hay worth, Freak., Esq. ..11- (1883-9, £52 10s.) 15 15 - Head and Co., Messrs. H. . 2 2 - Holland, The Hon. Mra. F. Headfort, The Most HOD. the (1887-8-9) 33- Holland, Capt. S. C.,R/N. .11- Heald, W. N., Esq. ... 2 2 - Hollond, Mrs., in addition to Heathom, W., Esq. ...11- the gift of the Lizard No. 1 Heatley and Son, Messrs. .11- Life-boat (1886-9, £50) . . . 10 - - Heaton, Wm. H., Esq. ..11- Holt, Walter, Esq - 5 - Hemery, C., Esq^, . . . . - 10 6 Homer, Rev. H - 10 6 Henckell, Da Buisson, and Co., Hoaychurch, T., Esq.. . . - 10 6 Messrs 22- Hood, Admiral Sir A., K.C.B. 2 - - Henderson, Miss F., in mem- Hooper, A. D., Esq. ... 1 - - ory of the late J, Hender- Hooper, Miss A. M. . . .22- son, Esq., R.N 11- Henderson, E.C., Esq. ..11- Hooper, Mrs. H 11- Hendrie, Mr. William . . - 5 - Hope, Mrs. W. C. (1873- Heneage, Major .... 2 - - 89 £81 5s ) 55- Henry, Lieut. -Col. K.E. ..11- Hope, Philip B. Beresford, Esq. 1 - - Henty, C. P., Esq. ... 1 1 - Hopkins, Rev. Canon . . - 10 - Hepburn, Mrs. Emily M. .11- Hopkins, Rev. F 22- Herd, Mrs J 11 Hopkius, The Misses , . . 5 - - Heron, The Misses Lila and Hopkinson, Mr. C. ... - 5 - Jean, and Master John . . . 1 10 - Hopkinson, S. D., Esq. ..11- Herring, Messrs. G.& A., & Co. 1 1 - Hopton Chapel Sick and Herring, Miss J. E. . . . 1 - - Funeral Society .... 2 2 - Hertz ..11- Hotham, F. W., Esq. . . . 2 - - Hicks, G. M., Esq. . . . 10 10 - Hotham, The Hon. Ladr .22- Higham, W. S., Esq. . . . 1 - - Hothfield, the Right Hon. Hilhouse, Miss Harriet • , • . 1 1 - Lord ...... 3 3 Carried forward . £1508 2 6 1521 15 11 Carried forward . £1680 8 - 1563 611 . _ • . MAT 1, 1890.] ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 313

Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. s. d. £. s. d, £. s. d. £. s. d. Brought forward . 1680 8 - 1563 611 Brought forward . 1749 16 6 171811 5 Houghton in the Dale, St. J. R. J - 5 - Giles Church, collections J. S 10 - - per Rev. E. F. Elwin . . . . -' 15 6 J. S. A. (1872-89 £58 Is.) . 55- J. Z . . 1 - - Howard, Geo. J., Esq. ... 2 - - Jackson and Till, Messrs. .11- Howarth, C. D., Esq - 5 - Jackson, Dr. Corrie, F.R.C.S. 11- HoxtoB, Harvey Street .Mis- sion— Sahbath morning col- Jackson, S., Esq 11- lection from Children, per Jackson, W., Esq. . . . 11- Mr. G. Lloyd ...... 11- Jacobs, A. M., Esq. ...11- Hoyland, Rev. J. . . . . 1 - - Jacomb-Hood, Miss, the late, Hubbard, Col. the Hon. C. J. 1 - - in addition to her gift of Huddy, Capt., s.s. Port Jack- the Newbiggin Life-boat .55- Jacox, The Rev. Francis Hudson, Frank,Esq. ...11- (1886-9, £94 10s.) 42 - - Hudson, Rev. W 11- Jaffray and Co., Messrs. . . 5 - - Hughes, Fredk., Esq. (1879- James & Son, Messrs. . . - 10 - 89, £24) 3 - - James, J. Stanley, Esq. ..11- Hughes-Hughes, W.,Esq.,J.P. . . 5 - - Janson, R., Esq., the late .11- Hughes, W., Esq 11- 1 10 10 Hull, collection from seamen, Jauncey, G. M., Esq. ...22- by J. W. Day, Esq 5 - - Hulton, Samuel F., Esq. . . 5 - - Jervoise, Miss E. M. . . - 10 - Ditto (1888-9, £15) . . . . 5 - - Jessop, Miss S. M. ... - 5 - Hunt, A. J. Esq 11- Jobson, W. W., Esq. ...11- Johnson, Admiral ....!-- Hunter, John, Esq 20 - - Johnson, David, Esq. . . . 1 1 - Hunter, John & Co., Messrs. 2 - - Johnson, F., Esq - 5 - Hunwicke, F. S., Esq. . . 1 - - Hurst, T. G., Esq - 10 6 Johnson, W. G., Esq., col- Hurt & Co., Messrs. F. . . - 10 - - 7 - Hurwitz, C. B., Esq. ...11- Johnston, T., Esq. . . .22- Husey and Son, Messrs. R. A. 1 1 - Johnston and Son, Messrs. .11- Hutchinson,A., Esq. (1860-89, Johnston & Sons, Messrs. N. 1 1 - £390) 20 - - Johnston, Sons, & Co., Messrs. 11- Hutchinson, Miss C. (1863-89, Jones, H. Cadman, Esq. ..11- £56) 3 - - Jones, James, Esq 11- Hutchinson, Miss Fanny Jones, Miss Isabella G. E. . - 10 6 (1871-89, £41) 3 - - Jones, Miss M. A 11- Hutchinson, Miss .... 1 1 - Hylton, The Right Hon. Lord 33- - 6 - Judkins, Connerton & Son, lliffie, John, Esq. (1882-9, £4) . . - 10 - Image, W. E., Esq. ...11- Kaye, Miss E. F 22- India, The Right Hon. the Keal Miss 11- Secretary of State in Council . . 21 - - Keeling, Rev. Wm., B.D. .11- Ingilby, William, Esq. ..11- Keene & Co., Messrs. S. W.. - 10 - Ingram, Mrs. Herbert ..55- Keiller, William, Esq. . . 2 - - Kendal, T. Herbert, Esq. " In Loving Remembrance of (1871-89, £49 4s.) ..... 5 - - our Harry," per Mrs. Starr Kennard, Steinmetz and Co., (1887-9, £2 Is.) 11- " In Memoriam " . . . . 25 - - Kennedy, Major (1885-9, £16 "In Memoriam" D. M. T. 14s.) - 10 - (1887 9, £3 3s.) 11- Kennedy, Mrs. (1885-9, £5) . 1 - - " In Memory of my beloved husband, Charles Gee Kent and Co., Messrs. G. B. - 10 6 Homer " . . 50 - - Kent, Henry, Esq. ... 1 1 - " In Memory of S. T." . . . . 1 10 - Kent, Mrs. Henry ... 1 1 - Ingham,J. R".,Esq., collection . . - 10 - Keppel, Admiral of the Fleet Irby,TheHon.andRev.L.C. R. 11- the Hon. Sir Henry, G.C.B. 11- Iredell, Miss E. A. ...11- Kershaw, J. S., Esq. ... 1 1 - Iver, Archd., Esq 11- Kidd, Miss Pringle . . . 5 - - Ivory, John, Esq 11- Kidd, Mrs 11- Kinahan, Mrs. C. J. . . . 22- Kinahan and Co., Messrs. .55- King, G., Esq 22- J. B. S 5 - - King, Mrs 22- J. C 22 King, Miss Sarah ....!-- J.F. (1886-9, £15 10s.) . . . . 10 10 - King, Messrs. H. S. and Co. . 22- J. J. C. 2 - King, Messrs. T. and H. . . - 10 - Carried forward . £1749 16 6 1718 11 5 Carried forward . £1831 15 6 177514 3 314 THE LITE-BOAT. [MAT 1,1890.

Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Subs Donations. £. i. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. Brought forward . 1831 15 6 1775 14 3 Brought forward . 1920 7 6 179913 6 Leyland, Mrs. M. A. V. . . 5 5 - Kirk, Miss - 10 6 Licensed Victualler Lifeboat Kitsell, A. William, Esq. 1 10 - Fund in aid of Hunstanton Klein & Sons, Messrs. W. - 10 - Lifeboat, per G. Grimwood, Knight, Miss (1888-9) . 22- Esq., and A. L.Annett, Esq. . . 50 - - Knill and Co., Messrs. J. 22- Liddell, E. H., Esq. (1885-9, Knott, John F., Esq. . . - 10 6 £21) ..... 55- Knowles, the late Miss M. 3 10 - Liddon, E., Esq., M.D. ..11- Knox, Lady Louisa . . 1 - - Lightfoot, Miss .... 2 - - Lightfoot, J. E., Esq.. ..11- Lincoln, Wm., Esq. ...11- Linford, Mrs. W. T. . . . 11- L. E. W - 10 - Ling, Miss Ellen R. . . . 1 - - L. J. E 1 - - Ling, T. W. P., Esq 22- Lambert Bros., Messrs. ..22- Lingen, The Rt. Hon. Lord, Lambert, F. D., Esq. ... 3 - - K.C.B 22- Lambert, T., Esq 22- Lingham, Mrs 11- Lampard & Summers, Messrs. 11- Ditto, per Rhosneigir Life- Lampson, Sir George C., Bart. 22- boat .... 11- Landon, Mrs 22^ Linton, S., Esq., M.D. . . - 5 - Landor, The Misses . . . 1 - - Link, Fredk., Esq. . . . 22- Lanerton, Lady .... 5 - - Lister, Beck & Beck, Messrs. 11- Langham, proceeds of lecture Lister, T. Wm., Esq. (1888-9, at, per Mr. T. M. Clarke . . . - 12 6 £7 2s.) .... 5 - - Langton, Misa Maria ...11- Littleboro' Co-operative Soc. of Industry, Limited ..22- Lanyon, J. C., Esq. ...11- Littledale, C. R., Esq. (1876- Larcom, Mrs. Capt. ... 1 - - 89, £40 13s.) 33- Larden, Rev. G. F., D.C.L. . 1 10 - Littlehales, Mrs. Mary . . - 10 6 Lark Sons & Co., Messrs. .11- Law, Alfred, Esq 11- Llewellyn, R. W., Esq. . . - 10 6 Law, William, Esq. ...11- Lloyd, Matheson,& Co., Messrs. 1 - - Lawrence, Miss J - 10 - Lloyd, Mrs. G. J. M. . . . 1 1 - Lockitt, Miss, M. (1871-89, Lawrence, Wm. Clark, Esq. .22- £3 15s.) .... - 5 - Lawson, Miss Elizabeth . . 10 - - - 5 - Layard, The Misses K. and Long, Captain S., R.N. . . 5 - - C. S. (1888-9, £10 10s.) . . . 55-Longman, C. J., Esq. ..11- Lazarus, Simeon, Esq. . . . . 10 10 - Longridge, Miss .... 1 1 - Leach, Francis, Esq. ...22- Love, Mr. William (1860-89, Leaf, Charles J. Esq.. . .22- £30) 1 - - Leake, Thos. S., Esq.. ..11- Low, Alex. F., Esq. . . .22- Le Cocq, Capt. W. G., R.N. . 6 - - Lowe, Miss E. (1887-9, 15s.) . . - 5 - Ledger, E. W., Esq. . . . - 10 - Lowe, Rev. H. E., M.A. ..33- Ledger, J. W., Esq. -..11- Lowndes, Rev. E. S. . . . 1 1 - Ledoux, M. Henri. . ..11- Lowudes, Rev. W. D. . . - 10 - Leatherhead Congregational Loyd, Major Arthur P. . . 5 - - Chapel Sunday School, col- Loyd, Lewis Vivian, Esq. . 10 - - lected by teachers and Luard, Admiral (1888-9) .22- scholars, per Mr. Frank E. Lucas, Mrs. Ella .... 100 - - Luck, F. G., Esq 2 - - Lee, J., Esq. (1876-89, £11 Luke, Rev. Alex - 5 - 10s.) . . 1 10 - Lee, Miss 22- Lushington, Mrs. J. D. . . 2 - - Lees, R. R., Esq - 10 6 Lutwidge, C. R. Fletcher, Esq. 1 1 - Legge, Gen. the Hon. A. C. . 2 - - Leigh, Mrs. D. H. ...11- Lyall, W. H., Esq. ... 1 1 - Leiningen, Admiral H.S.H. Lyall, Mrs. Charles J. . . 1 - - the Prince, G.C.B. ... 1 - - Lyell, Arthur H., Esq. ..11- Leishman,Inglis,& Co., Messrs. 11- Le Lacheur, John A., Esq. .22- Le Marchant, Dowager Lady 11- Lenders & Co., Messrs. F. . 1 1 - Letchworth, Miss .... 1 1 - Lethbridge, Mrs. A. G. . . 3 3 - M. (1867-89, £60) 1 - - Lethbridge, Mrs. J. K. . . - 5 - M. (1888 9, £20) 10 - - Lethbridge, Rev. J. K., M.A. - 10 - M. B - 10 - Ditto, Thank Offerings M. B 20 - - (18S2-9, £1 15s.) - 10 - M. D. G. (1887-9, £3 3s.) . 11- Lewis, Mrs. Richd 22- M. E A 20 - - Lewis, R. E., Esq 11- M. E. 1 11- Lewis, Richd., Esq. ...11- M.E.W. E. C. (1877-89, £13) 1 - - Carried forward . £1920 7 6 1799 13 6 Carried forward .£1990 3 6 202014 6 MAT 1, 1890.] ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 315

Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. ta.. d. £. s. d. £. *. d. £. s. d. Brought forward 1990 3 6 202014 6 Brought forward . 2064 8 - 2046 2 6 M. S. S 1 1 Mayor, Miss . . . . . - 5 . — MacAndrew & Co., Messrs. R. 2 McAndrew, John, Esq. ..22- Macdonald, The Misses . , 2 - - M"Arthur, Messrs. W.& A. . 22- Mac Farlan, J., Esq. . . . M'Bayne, Miss Frances . . 2 - - Mackay, Messrs. A. and A. Y. 1 1 M'Cance, Henry J., Esq. . - 10 - Mackenzie, Colonel J. K.. . 2 2 McCracken, Fen wick and Co., Mackenzie, Mrs. E. . . . 2 2 Messrs...... 11- MacKenzie, Mrs. Hugh . . - 10 McCulloch, Sir Jas., K.C.M.G. Mackinlay, Mrs 1 1 (1887-9, £25) 10 - - MacLeod, Mrs 11- McDonald, J., Esq 11- Macleod, Norman M. Esq. . - 5 - M'Donogh, Mrs 22- Macmillan and Sons, Messrs. 11- M'Dougall, C. A., Esq. . . 1 - - Macpherson and McLarin, McEwen, Mrs . . 1 - - Messrs - 10 - M'Hardie, Mr. D. A. . . . - 5 - MacWhirter, J., Esq., A.R.A., Mcllwraith M'Eacharn & Co. and Miss MacWhirter (1871- Messrs 11- 89, £64 14s.) 6 - - McKinna, David, Esq. . . - 10 6 Magrath, Rev. J. R., M.A. . - 10 - M'Laren, Jas., Esq. . ..22- Maidlow and Sons, Messrs. . - 10 - M'Pherson, Mr. J. T.. . . - 5 - Maingay, C., Esq Mead, Chas. W., Esq. ..11- Maitland, A. C. R., Esq. Mead, Joseph B., Esq. ..11- (1885-9, £9) Meadows, T., and Co., Messrs. 11- Maitland, Rear-Admiral H. L. 11- Medlycott, Capt. M. B., R.N. 11- Majendie, Mrs. Arthur . . . . Medwin, Dr. A. G. . . . 1 1 - Major and Field, Messrs. .11- Mee, Mrs. J. H 11- Major, C. M., Esq. ...11- Megaw & Norton, Messrs. .11- Malcolm, W. E., Esq. . . 1 - - Meggeson and Co., Messrs. .11- Manchester Hotel Company, Meggitt, Miss 2 - - Limited 11- Melhuish, Sons, & Co., Messrs. 11- Manley, A. E., Esq. ... 2 - - Mellish, Henry, Esq. ..11- Manning, Miss M. E. (1886-9, Mellish, Mrs. Leigh ...11- £6) 2 - - Mellor, D., Esq - 10 - Mansel. J. C.. Esq. ...11- Melville, Lady F 11- MansBeld, G. J., Esq. ..11- Melvin, Miss (1886-9, 15s.) . . . - 6 - Mantou, Messrs. J. S. & Co. 11- Mercers, The Worshipful Com- Marcet, W., Esq., M.D. (1869- pany of (1885-9, £310) . . . 105 - - 89, £35 3s.) Meredith, Miss (1870-89, £38 Margetts, Mrs. E. G. . . . 1 1 - 3s. 3d.) 126 Marine and General Mutual Merrick, Col 1 - - Life Assurance Society .56- Merrick, Sir George, Bart., Mark Lane Life-boat Fund, (1888-9) 4 - - Sums under 5s - 15 - Metcalfe, Mrs 11- Markby, Alfred, Esq. (1878- Methven, Mr. James . . . - 5 - 89, £35) 10 - - Meux

Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. Brought forward . 2134 6 - 2192 2 - Brought forward . 2234 7 - 224118 2 Moncrieffi, Major-General. . 1 - - Newton, Major W. H., R.A. . 5 - - Monckton, Major P. E., R.A. (1886-9, £11 12s.) . . . . . 5 - - Mongredien, Ellerby & Co., Nicholl, Henry F., Esq. ..55- Messrs. (1888-9) ... 1 - - Nicholson, Mrs. A. ... 1 - - Montague. Leopold A. D.. Nicolson, Admiral Sir F. W., Esq...... 1 1 - Bart., C.B 1 - - Montgomerie & Workman, Nixon, C. J., Esq - 10 - Nixon, Gower, & Co., Messrs. - 10 6 Montgomery, John, Esq. . 6 - - Nixon, Miss A., " In memory Montgomery, Sir Graham, Bt. 2 - - of Slary Nixon " - 10 - Moon, Sir Richard, Bart. ..22- Noble, R. H., Esq. ... 5 - - Moore, Capt. Richmond, R.N. 11- Noble, Wilson, Esq., M.P. .22- Moore. Miss S. (1887-9, Norris, Jas., Esq. (1888-9, 17s. 6<2.) - 10 - £4 4s.) 22- Moore, The late Lieut. -Gen. Norris, Miss A. H. ... - 10 - R. C., C.B 2 - - Norsworthy, G., Esq. ..11- Moore, W., Esq. .... 1 1 - Norsworthy, W. P. W., Esq. 1 1 - Moorsom, Rev. J. R. . . . 1 1 - Northampton, The Most Hon. Moorsom, Mrs. (1889-90) . 2 - - the Marquis of . . . . 10 - - Ditto, per Whitby Life-boat Northumberland, His Grace (1889-90) . 2 the Duke of 2 - - Morgan & Co., Messrs. J. S. 1 1 - Norton, Arthur, Esq. ... - 5 - Morgan & Medhurst, Messrs. 11- Norton, Mrs. A. H 1 1 - Nutter, James, Esq., The late - 10 6 Morphew, J., Esq. ...11- Morrice, R. E., Esq. (1872-89, £15 15s.). 55- Morrison, Mr. W. S. . . . - 5 - O. A 11- Morton, Rose, cfe Co., Messrs. 11- Oakes, Arthur, Esq., The late 11- Mosenthal, Sons, and Co., Oakes,Mrs.(1871-8U,£1717s.) . . 11- Oakley, Christopher, Esq. .11- Moss and Co., Messrs. C. .22- Odd Fellows, Independent Moss, The Rev.' J. Miles . . 1 - - Order of (M. U.) . . . 50 - - 21 11 - Moss, Mrs. G. W 22- Ditto, Loyal Friendly Moant-Edgcumbe, The Right Mechanics' Lodge . . - 10 - Hon. The Earl of, P.C. . . . 25 - - Ditto, Loyal Hope Lodge, Mountsteven,- Major ...11- No. 2700 .... 1 1 - Mowbray, John J., Esq. . . 21 - - Ditto, Prosperity Lodge 11- Movsey, Rev. F. L. . . . 1 1 - Odgers, Mrs. W. B. . . . 1 1 - M«i, F. B., Esq 11- O'Donovan, The .... 1 1 - Mullard, Thos. S., Esq. . . - 10 6 Offley, Forrester, and Co., Mullens, W. H., Esq. ..55- Messrs 22 Miiller, C. J., Esq. ...11- Ogilvie, C. P., Esq. ... 10 10 - Myers, W. H., Esq. ...22- O'Alaley, Michael R., Esq. .11- Mytton, Miss 22- O'Neill, Mrs. S. L. . . . 1 1 - Onley, O. S., Esq. . . .22- On.-low, Col. A. W. (1887-9, £3) 1 - - Onslow, Lady M. A. (1882-9, £16 16s.) 22- Onslow, Miss M 2 - - Napier, Rev. J. W. ...11- Oppenheim, Henry, Esq. . . 5 - - Nash, W. J., Esq. (1888-9) .22- Orde, Miss A. M. F. . . . 1 1 - Naylor, Benzon,

Ann. Subs. Donations Ann. Subs. Donations. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. a. d. £. s. d. Brought forward . 2363 18 - 2295 2 2 Brought forward . 2440 4 6 232511 5 Palmer, George, Esq. ..11- Pick, Edgar S., Esq. ...11- Palmer, S. E., Esq. ...11- Picton, s.s., per Capt. Brown Pantin, Messrs. W. &. C. . . 1 1 - 1 18 6 Parbury, Mrs 11- Pierce, Edward, Esq.. ...11- Parish, Miss Eleanor, ... 1 - - Pigeon, Henry, Esq. (1864-89, Parker, Miss (1887-9, fills.) . . 11- £93) 10 - - Parker, Rev. H. H., collected Pigott, Commissary General by - 6 A. W. (1873-S9, £12 12s.) . . 22- Parkin, Hiss - 10 - Pilcher, Giles T., Esq. ..22- Parkin Miss 11- Pilcher, R. A., Esq...... 1 1 - Parkin, Mies M 10 - Piper, Mr. Clarkson ... . . - 5 - Parkin, Miss M. J. ...11- Pirie and Co., Sir John ...22- Ditto (1879-89, £27 12s.) . . . 5 - - Parkin Mrs 10 - Pollock, Sir Fredk., Bart. . . . 55- Parnell, Louis, Esq. ... 2 - - Poolev Chas. Esq. . . . 1 .1 - Parnell, Mrs. Gervas ...11- Pope," Miss C. E. S...... 5 - - Parsons, John, Esq. (1885-9, Pope, W. H., Esq., and Mrs. £15 15s.) 55- Pope • 22- Partington, William, Esq. Porter, Rev. C. F - 10 - (1887-9, 15s.) - 5 - Porter, Capt. H. R 11- Partridge, Chas., Esq., Execu- Potter, Septimus, Esq. ..22- tors of the late ...... 2 - - Powell, Messrs. T. J. and T. 1 1 - Paske, Colonel E. H. . . . - 10 6 Pover, J. P., Esq 11- Paterson, Laing, & Bruce, Prall, Z. E., Esq 22- Prescott, H. W., Esq. ..22- Pattenden, P., Esq. ...11- Preaton, Miss L. F. M. . . 5 - - Patterson, Miss . . . . - 5 - Preston, R. A. B., Esq., in aid Paul, H. T., Esq., the late .22- of Cornish Life-boats . . 50 - - Paulin G , Esq 11- Preston, R. Admiral D'Arcy S. Pawle, J. D.t Esq. ...11- (1885-9, £14) 2 - - Payne, H., Esq., M.D. . . - 10 6 Price and Pierce, Messrs. .55- Payne, W. H., Esq. . . . - 10 6 Prichard, Thos., Esq. (1888-9) 1 - - Paynter, Major. (1886-9, £25) . . 5 - - Priestley, VVm., Esq. ...11- Ditto 5 Primrose, The Hon. B.F.,C.B. 22- Peacock & Buchan, Messrs. 22- Prince, John, Esq. ...22- Peake, C. R., Esq. . . . - 10 6 Prince, Ogg, and Co., Messrs. 11- Pearce, Maresco, Esq. ..11- " Princess " (1886-9, £6 6s.) . . . 33- Pechey, J. T. P., Esq. . . - 10 6 Pritchard, J., Esq. ... 1 1 - Peek, Frean, & Co., Messrs. .11- Procter, John, Esq. (1857-89, Peek, Winch, & Co., Messrs. 55- £31 10s.) 10 10 - Peel, Edmund Yates, Esq. . . 1 - - Procter, Robt., Esq. ... 1 1 - Peirse-Duncombe, G. T., Esq. 33- Prowse, Capt. G. J. W. . . 1 1 - Penfold, E. H., Esq. ...22- Pugh, Mr. A. J. L. . . . - 5 - Peninsular and Oriental Steam Pulf ord, Alfred, Esq. . . .55- Navigation Company ..55- Pullan, Mrs. R. P . 55- Penn and Sons, John, Limited 5 - - Purey-Cust, Lieut. Herbert Pennington, Mrs 11- E., R.N 5 - - Penny, Thomas, Esq. ... . - 10 6 Penny, Thos. S., Esq. ..11- Penny, W. B., Esq 1 - - Penruddocke, Miss, proceeds of sale of work • - 12 3 Penson, Miss E - 10 6 Quick, Rev. R. H., M.A. .33- Quiver Life-boat Fund . - 9 - Percy, The Right Hon. the Earl, P.C 2 - - Perkins, Arthur T., Esq. ..22- Perks, J. B. and T. H., R.B.andCo.(1867-89,£1677s.) . . 5 - - Perring, Rev. Charles . . . . 10 - - Rabbetts, Mrs - 5 - Ferrott, Lt.-Col. Sir Herbert Rackham, Willoughby, Esq., C., Bart., "In Memoriam" the late 22 SirEdwd.G.L.Perrott,Bart. 11- Rae, Mr. J. - 10 - Philips, J. W., Esq. ... 2 2 - Rahu and Co., Messrs. . 22- Ralli Brothers, Messrs. . 22- Phillimore, Admiral Sir A., Ralph, Rowland W., Esq. 1 - - KCB 3 - - Ramsay, Capt. John, R.E. 2 - - Phillipps and Graves, Messrs. 11- Randells and Co. ... 11 Phillips, Mrs. Hawtin ..11- Randolph, Admiral G. G. 5 - - Fhillips Rev. S. J. . . . 11 Rankiue, Mrs. C. J. . . . - 10 - Phillips, W. W., Esq. ..11- Etathbone & Son, Messrs. E. Phipson, Wilson W., Esq. ..1.1 - (1888 89) 1 Carried forward . £2440 4 6 2325 11 5 Carried forward . £2564 12 6 2376 18 11 318 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1890.

Ann. Subs. Don: tions. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. s. d. f . s. d. £. a. d. £. f. d. Brought forward . 2564 12 6 2376 18 11 Brought forward . 2645 17 - 239513 - Ravenswood, barque, collec- Rothschild, Messrs. N. M. & tion, per Capt. M'Glue. . . . - 5 - South, Miss A 1 - - Rawlinson, J., Esq. ... 1 - - Jowe, Arthur W., Esq. ..11- Ray, Rev. Henry, B.A. ..11- lowlandson, Miss Ann ..11 — lowley and Davies, Messrs. 11- Read, Mrs., " In Memoriam." Royal Albert Yacht Club. . . . 5 - - (1882-9, £2 10s. 6d.) . . . . - 10 6Royal London Yacht Club .22- Redfern, Alexander and Co. 5 - - Royal Mail Steam Packet Co. 10 - - Royal Welsh Yacht Club. .22- Reinachs, Nephew and Co. . - 10 6 Soyal Yacht Squadron . . 10 - - Reiss Bros., Messrs. ...22- Rubie, J. P., Esq 11- Renard, F., Esq 1 - - Juck Bros., Messrs. ...11- Reneau, Mr. & Mrs. R. P. W. 1 1 - Rufiord, F. T., Esq. (1889-90) 22- Rennell, Mrs 11 Kuskin, Professor, M.A. . . 5 - - Reynardson, Rev. G. B. . . 2 - - Rust, George J., Esq. ... 1 1 - Reynardson, Rev. J. B. . . 1 1 - Rust, Miss (1885-9, £3 Is.) . . . 1 - - Reynolds, Rev. E. M. ..11- Ryder, I, H. D., Esq 11- Riach, Lieut.-General, W. A. 2 2 - Rich, H. T., Esq. (1890) .-66 Richards, M., Esq. ...11- Richardson Brothers and Co. 11- S. C. H 11- Richardson, James N., Esq. . 1 - - S J W 229 Richardson, Jonathan, Esq. . 1 - - g p - 10 3 Richardson, Miss (1881-9, Saddlers, Worshipful Com- £394*.) ...... 5 - - pany of (1877-89, £40 15s.) . . 5 - - Richardson, Mrs. Rowley, Sadler, Harrison, and Co. 22- (1889-90) . l - - St. Aubyn, Miss ... 11- Richardson, T., Esq. . . . - 10 - Ditto (1883-9, £3 3s.) . . 11- Rickett, Smith, & Co., Messrs. 11- St. Germans, The Rt. Hon Ridgway & Co., Messrs. ..22- the Earl of .... 2 - - Ritchie, Thos., Esq. ... - 5 - St. Michael's, Paddington Rivington, Septimus, Esq. . 1 - - Lifeboat Fund ... . . 25 16 9 Roake, J. J., Esq - 10 - St. Sunniva, Steam Yacht, Robartes, The Rt. Hon. Lord 5 - - collection, per Capt. Angus . . 7 17 2 Roberts, Arthur, Esq. (1890) - 10 6 5 - - Roberts, Col. C. J. Cramer .11- Salters, Worshipful Comp. of 15 15 - Roberts, Jas., Esq. ...11- Saltoun, The Right Hon. Lord 11- Samuelson, Sir B.,Bart.,M.P. 55- Robertson, Capt. G. M. . . 5 - - Sanders, F., Esq 1 1 - Robertson, J. C., Esq. . . 1 - - 1 - - Robertson, Mr. Hugh . . . - 5 - Sandwich, The Countess of Robilliard, Miss Fanny F. (1872-89, £95) 5 - - (1887-9, 10s.) - 5 - Sandys-Lumsdaine, Mrs. .11- Sandys-Lumsdaine, Miss .11- Sandys-Lumsdaine, Miss A. H. 11- Robinson, C. B., Esq. ..22- Sandys-Lumsdaine,MissA.C. 11- Robinson, F. J., Esq. ...22- Sargent, George, Esq. ..11- Robinson, G., Esq. ...11- Sartoris, Alfred, Esq. . . 5 - - Robinson, J. and A., Messrs. - 10 - Sartoris, Frank C., Esq. ..33- Robinson, J., Esq. . . - 10 - Saasoon and Co., Messrs. D. 22- Robinson, Lawson, Esq. .11- Robinson, Miss . . . . - 10 - Saurnarez, The Hon. Jas. St. Robinson, Mrs. A. . .11- Robinson, Rev. T. B. B. .11- Saunders, Mrs 11- Robinson, T., Esq. . . - 10 6 Savage and Hill, Messrs. .22- Rodgers, George, Esq. . . . 358 Savory and Moore, Messrs. .33- Rodley Mutual Improvement Saxe- Weimar, General H.S.H. Society . . - 10 - Prince Edward of, G.C.B. 1 - - Rodocanachi, Sons, and Co. .11 — Schloss Brothers, Messes. . - 10 - Roffey and Son, Messrs. ..11- Schofield, Mrs. E. S., for Roget, Mrs. . ..11- Rhosneigir Lifeboat ..11 — Rohrweger, J. C., Esq. ..11- Rolle, The Hon. Mark . . 10 - - Schroder & Co., Messrs. H. . 22- Rolleston, Miss .... 1 1 - Schuster, Rev.W. P. and Mrs. 22- Ropes, W. H., Esq. ...11- Schwabe, Mrs 8 - - Schwartz, Mrs. M. E. de (1888-9, £125), for Widows and Orphans Fund 25 - - Ross, R. S' G., Esq. . . . - 10 - Rossall School Chapel Offer- Scott,' E.', Esq. (1869-89, tory, per Rev. C. C.Tancock . . 5 12 11 11-- Carried forward . £2645 17 - 2395 13 - Carried forward .£2766 1 9 2480 - 2 MAT 1,1890.] ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 319

Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Sube. Donations. £. s. d. £.. a. d. £. *. d. £. ». d. Brought forward . 2766 1 9 2480 - 2 Brought forward 2828 6 9 251517 2 Scott, Mrs. J 11 Smith and Co., F., Messrs. . 2 2 Scott, Miss, for Margate Life- Smith and Sons, G., Messrs.. 22- boat 22- Smith, Elder and Co., Messrs. Scott, Rev. M. R., M.A., & (1870-89, £128) 66- Miss Scott 11- Smith, Frederick M., Esq., Scott, R. H., Esq., M.A. .11- Evesham (1887-9, £205) . . . 5 - - Seott, Mrs. S., the late ..11- Smith, Mr. G. H. ... - 5 - Seawell, Mrs. Arthui (1887-9. Smith, Mr. George ... . . - 5 - £3) Smith, Hugh, A. N., Esq. .11- Selborne, The Rt. Hon, The Smith, J., Esq 10 - - Earl of 2 - - Smith, J. Colonel (1866-89, Selfe, Mrs 1 - - £117 18s.) 55- Semple, A., Esq 22- Smith, John Duke, Esq. .11- Seaior, J., Esq 22- Smith, J. McLaren, Esq, . 10 - - Severn, J. P., Esq. ...33- Smith, J. W., Esq. . . 1 - - Sewell, Miss A. (1882-9, £5) . . Smith, J. W. S., Gen., C B.. 1 - - Sewell, Mrs. W 11- Smith, Mrs. Macleod . . . 11- Seyd and Co., Messrs. ..11- Smith, Miss F. Felix. .22- Sevmour, Lieut.-Gen.. W. H., Smith, Mrs 11- C.B. 1 - - Smith, Peploe,Miss, "InMe- Shackleton, Richard, Esq., moriam" 5 - - the late 33- Smith, Seymour S., Com. R.1ST. 11- Sharp, J., Esq., and Mrs. Sharp Smith, Mrs. Southwood, (1883-9, £3 10s.) - 10 - (1887-9, £52*.) 22- Sharp, Wm., Esq 11- Smith, Mrs. Vernon ...11- Sharpe and Co., Messrs. B. . 1 1 - Smith, Mr. W., R.N - 7 6 Sharps and Wilkins, Messrs. 11- Smith, Mrs. W. Witthew . 5 - - Shaw, Rev. F .11- Smith. The Rt. Hon. W. H., Shaw, Savill, and Albion Co., M.P 56- Limited 11- Smitheman, the Misses ..22- Shaw, Miss H. P 1 - - Smithers, H. W., Esq. ..11- Shaw, Mrs 11- Smithers, Miss .... - 5 - Sheepshanks, W., Esq. ..11- Smythies, G., Esq. ... 2 2 - Sheldon, Miss Lilian ...22- Soames, Capt . . & 5 - Sheldon, Rev. J. (1881-9, £90) . . 10 - - Soames, W., Esq 22- Shepard

Ann. Sufcs. Donations, Ann. Subs. PoaaUanB. £. s, d. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. Brought forward . 2921 4 9 2642 138 Brought forward . 3016 10 9 267812 6 Steains and Co., Messrs. J. . 1 1 - T. M - 10 - Steinmetz, J. H., Esq. ..11- Taddy and Co., Messrs. ..33- Stephen, Mrs. Leslie ...22- Tallow Chandlers, The Wor- Stephens, Migs A. M, . . - 5 - shipful Company of (1887- Stephens, P. S., Esq. ...22- 9, £15 15s.) 55- Stericker and Co., Messrs. . - 10 6 Taniere Mrs. J ..11- Steuart, D. R., Esq. • . . . . . 2 - -Tanqueray & Co., Messrs. C. 2 2 - Stevenson, D. M. • & Co., Taplingand Co., Messrs. Thos. 22- Tarner, E. T., Esq. . . . 1 - - Tamer, G. Edward, Esq. ..11- Stevenson, Miss (1887-9,15*.) . . - 10 - Tarner, H. T., Esq. . . . 1 - - Steward, Rev. C. H. . . . 1 1 - Tamer, Miss C. T. . . . 1 - - Stewart, Rev. J 1 - - Tarner, Miss L. T. ... - - 10 - Stewart-Savile, Mrs...... 20 - - Tarratt, Josh., Esq. . ..22- Stiebel Brothers, Messrs. .11- Tassell Mr F .... 5 - Stilwell & Sons, Messrs. ..11- Tate, Miss C. E 11- Stock, Mrs. (In Memoriam) 22- Tatham, G. A., Esq. (1881-9, £9 9$;) 11- Stolterfoht, Miss J. E., Tatton, Lees W., Esq. ..11- " Fines from a Mutual Im- Tatton, Mr. Samuel . . . - 10 - provement Society " . . . . - 10 - Taunton, Miss, ia memory of Stone, E. M., Esq. ...33- the late Lady Tauuton . . 1 . 1 - - 10 - Stone & Co., Messrs. J. . .22- Tayler, Miss M. E. . . . - 5 - Stone, Mrs. John . . . . 1 - - Taylor, Mr. A. G - 5 - Stoneham.F., Esq.. . . . -10 6 Taylor Mr S 10 - Stonehouse, Saul Church, col- Taylor and Sons, Messrs. J. 1 1 - lection, per Rev. R. Hall . . . 3 2 10 Taylor, Charles, Esq. ... 1 1 - Stopford, Mrs. Grosvenor . 1 - - Taylor, Eev. Alfred R. . .11- Stork, James & Son, Messrs. - 10 - Taylor S. L Esq.. . 55- Stowers, Rev. H. M. . - . . 1 1 - Taylor.W.R., Esq. (1889-90) 1 - - Strafford, The Kt. Hon. The Temperleys, Carter, & Darke Earl of 33 Strahan, W. S., Esq. . . .22- Tesdorpf & Co., Messrs. A. . 22- Straker, Mrs. Isabella ..22- Tetley and Co,, Messrs. J. . 1 1 - Strange, Mrs. Mary Ann ..11- Thames & Mersey Marine In- Stratton, Mrs. Alexr. . . , - 10 - Streatfeild, E. J., Esq. . . 5 - - Theobald Mrs . ... 1 1 - Street, George, Esq. . . . - 10 6 Thomas, Mrs. Charles. . . - 10 6 Strickland, A. E. C., Esq. .11- Thomas, D. C., Esq. . . . - 10 6 Strong, Messrs. W. and J. . 22- Thomas, G. E., Esq. . . . - 10 - Stuart, Colonel J. F. D, C. . 2 - - Thomas, Miss Frances . . 1 10 - Stuart, Geo., Esq 3 - - Thomas, Mr. W - 10 - Stuckenschmidt, L., Esq. .11- Thomas, W. F., Esq. ... 5 - - Stucley, Lieut. -Colonel . . 1 - - Thompson, Adm. T. P. . . 1 - - Sturrock, Major Archibald .55- Thompson, Mrs., for Khos- Suart, Mrs. Alfred . . . 11- neigir Life-boat. ... 1 1 - Sugg, Henry, Esq. ...11- Thompson, Messrs. W. J. & H. 22- Sulivan, Admiral T. B. M. . 1 - - Thomson, Harry. Esq. . . - 10 - Thomson, J. D., Esq. . . . - 10 - Ditto - 17 4 Thorngate, W., Esq. (the late), Sunningdale School Chapel, collection, per Eev. Dr. Thornton, Miss, for Margate Girdlestone 228 Life-boat. .... ,22- Surr, Watson, Esq. ...11- Surrey Commercial Dock Co. 55- Thresher, Capt. W. . . . 2 2 - Surtees, Miss Fannifr(1887-9, Thurlow, Major Edwd. H. . V 1 - £L iQs ) - 10 Tillard, P. E., Esq., for Gor- Button, Edward A., Esq. leston Life-boat. ... 1 1 - (1888-9, £10 10s.) 55- Tilney Church, collection, per Sotherlaud, H., Esq. . . .11- Rev. S. J. Phillips ... . . 17- Sutherland, His Grace the Tindall, Riley, & Co., Messrs. 11- Duke of .... 5 - - Tinker, R.M.,Esq.(1886-9, £3) . . 1 - - Tippinge, T. Vernon, Esq, . 2 - - Swanzy, Messrs. F. and A. . 1 1 - Tipple.Mr.E. H., collected by . . - 15 - Swinburne,SirJ.,Bart.,F.R.S. 5 - - Tisdall, Mr. Sydney . ..11- Sx. B...... - 10 6 Sykes, Joseph, Esq. ...22- Sykes, Miss M. A. ...11- Tollemache, Hon. A. G. Symes, Mrs. Elizabeth A. 10 - - (1867-89, £500) ...... 50 - - Symonds, Wm. Thos., Esq. .22- Tompkins, Rev. F. G - 10 6 Synge, W. W. Follett, Esq. Tomliuson, Rev. J. P. ..11- (1886-9, £33*.) 11- Toppin, Miss (1890) ... 1 1 - Tough, Mr. D - 6 - Carried forward . £3016 10 9 2678 12 6 Carried forward . £3164 17 9 27S916 - MAY 1, 1890.] ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 321

Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Sutoa. Donations. £. s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. Brought forward . 3164 17 9 2739 16 - Brought forward . 3228 1 9 2837 13 - Tower, FirzPatrick, Esq. . . 11- Walker, W. F., Major.-Gen. Toynbee, Capt. H. (1890) 1 1 - (1887 9 £1) ..... - 10 - Trench, Louis, Esq. . . 1 - - Walker, W. N., Esq. ... 1 1 - Trinder, Anderson, & Co. 33- Wall, Wm., Esq 11- Trotter, Mrs. H. E. (1888-9 Wallace Brothers, Messrs. .33- £4 4s.) . 22- Wallace, Sir Richard, Bart., Troyte, Colonel C. A. W. .11- K.C B ...... 25 - - Waller, Sir T. W., Bart. . . 2 - - Tudor, E. 0., Esq. ...11- Walrond, C. T., Esq.. ..11- Turle, James, Esq., M.D. .11- Walsh, Mrs . . . . . - 10 - Tuile, Mrs - 10 6 Walters, Rev. A. V., B.A. . - 5 - Turner, Miss E. A. (1887-9, Ward, Admiral J. R. . . . 11- £3 3s.) 11- Ward, C. B., Esq 11- Ward, J. Brocks, Esq. ..33- Twining, H. H., Esq. ..11- Watdlaw, The Misses A. and Two Friends, per Miss Wor- M. R. (1888-9, £2 Is.) . . 11- Ware, Miss (1885-9, £18 18s.) . . 33- Tydd Mrs 11- Warman, H. W., Esq. . . - 5 - Tylden Mrs 11- Warner Brothers, Messrs. . - 10 - Tylee, Charles J., Esq. ..11- Warner, Mra. S - 10 - Tvler, Arthur, Esq. • . . . - 10 6 Warner, R., Esq 22- Tyndall. Professor, F.E.S. . . . 20 - - Warner, W. H. Lee, Esq. Tyndall, W. H., Esq. (1890) 1 1 - (1879-89, £18 18s.) 22- Tyson, E., Esq 50 - - Warren, F. A., Esq., "In Me- Warren, Mrs. (1861-89, £40) . . 2 - - Warwick Castle, s.s., proceeds of , per Dr. Haldane Uhtuoff

ABB. Subs. Donations. Ana. Saba Donations. £. s. d. &. i. d. £. ». d. £. s. d. Brought forward . 3384 19 3 2855 6 9 Brought forward . 344813 3286816 5 White, John, Esq 11- Wire, Lieut.-Col. Travers B. 1 1 - White, Miss S. E 25 - - Wood, G. S., Esq. . ..11- White, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Wood, J. Gathorne, Esq. . . 3 - - Wood, Mrs., for Port Patrick White, Mrs. J, F. . . . . 22- White, The Rev. J. H - 10 - Wood, Mrs. A. M, ... 2 2 - White/The Rev.Lewis B.,D.D. . . 1 - - Woodbridge, collected from Whitehead and Chambers, Seamen, per H. Fisher, Esq. . . 1-4 Messrs. T. S - 5 - Woodcock, Henry, Esq. ..22- Whiteley, Rev. J. H 1 - - Woodfall, Miss J - 10 - Whiteman, Stephen, Esq., the Woodlev & Co., Messrs. . . - 10 6 late, In memory of . . . 11- Woodro'ffe and Westrope, Ditto 1 - - Whiting, R. M. & H., Messrs. - 10 - Woods, Thos., Esq. ... 1 1 - Whitley, E. G., Esq. . . . - 10 - Woodward, Frederick, Esq. . . . 5 - - Whitton, John, Esq. . . - 10 - Woodward, Miss Anna . . 1 - - Whyte, Admiral W. H. . 1 - - Woodward, Miss Fanny . . 1 - - Wieting and Richter, Messrs 11- Woolcott, Wm., Esq. ... 1 1 - Wigg, Mrs 11 Woolfeand Son, Messrs. .22- 'Wiginton, Miss ... 11- Worsley, Rev. P. R., M.A. Wilbe, R. H., Esq., M.D. 11- (1876-89, £13 3s.) 11- Wilde, Spencer C., Esq. . 11- " Worthing " (1884-9, £14) . . . 7 - - Wilkinson, J. R., Esq. .,11- Wright, Henry E., Esq. ..22- Wilkinson, O. R., Esq. ..11- Wright, Miss 1 - - Willcox, Robt. M., Esq. ..22- Wrightson, Francis, Esq. .11- Williams, Adm. W. J. (1871- Wrightson, R. H., Esq 100 - - 89 £38) . . 2 - - Wrigley, Mrs 2 - - Williams, R. B., Esq 1 - - Williams, Rev. R. (1887-9) . 3 - - Williams, Herbert S., Esq. .11- Williamson, Arthur P., Esq. 11- Willink, H. G., Esq. ...22- X 4 17 6 Willis, Mrs. Brittan ...11- X L V 11 Willis, Mrs. Walpole ...11- Wilson, Capt. J. E. M., R.N. 11- WUson,CommanderWm., R.N. 1 - - Wilson, H. F., Esq. ...11- Y«tes, Mrs, St. John ... 1 1 - Wilson, Mrs. Joshua (1885-9, Yaxley Parish Church, offer- £70) 5 _ _ tory in aid of Dunwich Wilson, Miss A. S. ...22- Life-boat, per Kev. W. H. Wilson, Miss H. J. . . . 2 2 - Sewell . - 10 - Wilson, Wm., Esq. . . 11- Young, Sir Allen, C.B. ..11- Wiltshire, the Rev. Thos. 11- Young, C. E. B., Esq. ..11- Wincfcworth, Lewis, Esq. 22- Wintei Brothers, Messrs. - 10 - Winter, The Misses M. E and E. (1869-89, £44 2s.) . . 22- Zulueta and Co., Messrs.. .11- Carried forward . £3448 13 3 2868 16 5 Total .... £3479 3 9 2988 15 3

CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED FBOM BRANCHES DURING THE YEAR ENDED THE 318T DECEMBER, 1889. £. *. d. i. s. d. Aberdeen 25 12 - BrnnrrM fnrarara . ... 38fi ft - Acock's Green, Yardlev, and Olton. . 52 7 - Bo'ness 8 10 11 Allan 42 10 6 Bradford . • 133 16 9 Bridport district . 8 12 2 Bristol 53 8 6 Banff and MacdufE 20-- Burslem ...... 15 15 - Burton-on-Trent 57 9 5 Bath and WeUs 22- Cavan . 22-11 Belper .18 16 Cheltenham 12 10 - Chester . • . . 15 14 - Chichester, Selsey and Littlehampton . 100 - - Blyth ....12-- Clevedon 15 10 6 Dawlish 21 18 5 Carried forward .... £386 5 - Carried forward .... £870 11 7 MAY, 1,1890.] CONTKIBUTION BOXES. 323

£. t. d. £. *. d. Brought forward 870 11 7 Brought forward .... 8673 1 11 Derby 22 11 - Northampton 14 14 6 Dewsbury 20 6 - North Berwick 30 - - Dublin . , 31 8 11 Nottingham 55 - - Dundee 100 - - Ormskirk 21 17 - DvmfermUne ...... 15 7 6 Peebles 31 15 6 Durham 17 9 - Piel 40 - - Eastbourne 10 - - Plymouth 40 - - Edinburgh, Leitb, and Granton . . . 401 4 4 Porthcawl 20 - - Enniskillen 45 3 - Portrush 15 - - Exeter 17 14 7 Preston 7118 Exmouth , . 19 - - Reading 135 16 11 Eyemoutli 52- Rochdale 93 15 - Glasgow 443 2 3 Rnncorn 43 11 7 Gourdon 10 - Scarborough 42 - - Greenock 32 - Settle 44 16 6 Halifax 46 18 Sheffield 43 14 - Hanley and Newcastle 5 15 Shropshire 10 - - Henley-on-Thames 14 19 Southampton 60 10 6 lluddersfield 163 19 Steehford 30-5 Hull 87 12 Stirling 35 15 11 Ipswich 28 19 Stockport 12 1 6 KeigUfty 31 16 Teignmouth 15 - - King's Lynn 17 9 Torquay. 50 12 9 Kingstown , . 29 4 Tanstall 22- Kirkliston ...... 6 - - Wakefield 26 3 - Lancaster 126 4 9 Watchet 10 - - Leeds 65 16 11 Western Counties Central . . . . 16 3 4 Leek 19 14 6 West Hartlepool 20 - - Leicester 70 - - Wisbech 399 Li verpool and New Brighton . . . 250 - - Wolrerhampton 32 10 - Llanelly and Burry Port 10 - - Worcester 31 7 6 Looe 22 - - Workingtou 24 15 1 Lytham 150 - - Worthing 35 - - Manchester 150 - - Tork 75 - - Margate 11 15 6 Maryport ...... 10-- 4,843 6 4 Melrose 15 10 6 Amount paid by Branches on behalf Middlesbrough . . 50 - - of the parent Committee, from con- Milfoid Haven 10 - - tributions collected locally, to cox- Millom 70 15 - swains and crews for exercising trie Mas&elburgh 17 1 9 Life-boats quarterly and In other Newark 12 12 6 outlays on their Life-boat establish- Newton Abbot IS 15 6 ments 7,016 5 2 Norfolk 105-9 £11,859 11 6 Carried forward £3673 1 11

CONTENTS OF CONTBIBUTION BOXES, 1889.

EXCLUDING TQOSE BELONGING TO BBANCHES. £. >. d. £. *. d. Aberdeen Custom House - 12 9 Brought forward ..... 61 Aberystwith Custom House .... - 12 - Barton, E. M., Esq. Adams, Mrs 1 - - Basiugstoke Railway Station ... - 16 Alderson, Miss - 9 6 Bayley, B.S., per Capt. Child .... 57 Allen, Ashton C., Esq. 75- Beaumaris Custom House .... - 7 Allen, H. C., Esq ; . - 5 - Belfast Custom House ..... - 15 Alloa Custom House - 19 - Bo'ness Custom House ..... 11 Anchoria, s.s., per C»pt. Matheson . 1 8 11 Boston Custom House ..... 21 Anderson, Miss Heien L. ... - 15 2 Brickwell, Miss ...... - 8 Annual Meeting, R. N. L.-B. Inst. 9 11 10 Bridgwater Custom House .... - 13 Aorangi, s.s., per Capt. Sutcliffie . 9 10 - i Bristol Mercantile Marine Office . . 13 18 Appledore Custom House ... 6 4 - . Brockman, Col. In aid of Out-Pen- Arbroath Custom House - 19 - j sioner Lif e-Vjoat ...... 9 Ardrossan Custom House .... 1 10 6 ; Brookes, the Rev. W 3 - - Avonmouth and Creeks Mercantile j Bull Bay, Castle Inn ...... Marine Office 15 8 - | Do. Mona Lodge ..... Ayr Custom House 2 10 11 Burnley Central Working Men's Club . Barrett, Mr. Thomas - 16 6 ( Burntisland Custom House .... Barry Mercantile Marine Office... 1 17 - Burr, George F., Esq...... Carried forward £61 15 1 Carried forward £102 13 2 324 THE LIFE-BOAT. 1,1890.

£. s. d. £. i. d. Brought forward . , . . . 102 13 2 Brought forward 433 6 6 Burr, Mr. J. M., in aid of Walton-on- Horn, J., Esq 1 14 6 Naze Life-boat . - 15 1 Hubbard, Mr. Jon - 16 6 Camden, s.s., per Capt. W. N. James . 1 13 4 Hughes & Son, Messrs. H - W - Castle Towhshend Coastguard Station. - 11 1 Hull Custom House - 12 11 Chester, National Provincial Bank of Inverness Custom House -79 England - 15 1 Ipswich Custom House ..... 388 Chorlton-cum-Hardy Masonic Hall .-62 Jackson, Dr. C 21- Cipero, g.s., per Capt. Dorward. . . 2 15 - Jersey Custom House 1 19 - City of Dortmund, s.s - 15 - Junior Army and Navy Stores . . . - 8 5 Clayton, Master Harold F. . . '. . - 6 - Kelly, Francis G. M., Esq - 10 - Clayton, Mr., per theRev. T. S.Treanor - 16 2 Kenyon, H. B., Esq - 16 - Clifford, Mr.'W - 7 6 Kidd, Miss P 1 - - Cobb, Master E. S...... - 6 6 King, W. R., Esq • - 30 8 Colchester Custom House .... - 19 - " King's Arms," Roupell Street, Lam- Connah's Quay Custom House ... - 7 3 beth, per Mrs. Boncey 276 Constable, Mrs - 18 6 King's Lynn Custom House .... 7-6 Cooper, Mrs. G. Halcott - 5 - King's Royal Rifles (21st Middlesex Corden, Victor, Esq - 16 3 R.V.) - 5 - Corsham Post Office - 7 6 Lambeth Police Court ...... - 8 - Cowes Custom House 386 Lash, Alleyne, Esq - 7 6 Ctiehton-Stuart, Miss A.. ... 1 - - Latham, Mrs - 7 6 Crystal Palace pillar boxes . . . . 1 13 4 Lavington, Mrs 2 18 9 Dartmouth Custom House .... 163 Leith Custom House ...... - 7 - Dent, R. W., Esq...... - 10 6 Lewes Railway Station ..... - 6 6 Devonia, per Capt. D. Bruce . . . 3 11 2 Limerick Custom House ..... 342 Douglas Custom House . . . . . - 6 - Lincoln Liberal Club - 10 - Dover and Folkestone Custom Houses. - 18 10 Littlehampton Custom House . . . - 8 3 Drummond Castle, s.s., per Capt. J. Littlejohn, Mrs . 1 10 - Winchester 5 10 - Liverpool Custom House. .... 7 8 11 Dudgeon, W. J., Esq...... 126 Liverpool Street Railway Station piJJar Dutton, T. Duerdin, Esq 49- boxes 1 10 11 East, W. M., Esq. 17- Llanelly Custom House - 16 - Ellerslie, per M. E. W. E. C. . . . - 7 6 Loder, Mr. J -79 Englefield Village Club .... . ,-10 - Logan, B., Esq - 18 6 Ethiopia, s.s., per Capt. W. Bryce. . 769 London Bridge Railway Station pillat Exeter Customs and MercantEe Marine box .....' 191 Offices - 12 4 London Docks pillar box. . . . . - 6 4 Falmouth Custom House 1 16 10 Londonderry and Dublin steamers . 5 15 3 Farrar, Miss - 5 - Londonderry Custom House. . 251 Farrow, Miss M. - 6 - Lydney Railway Hotel, per Miss Ridler 2 16 6 Faversham Custom House .... 1 2 3 | Mabb, Capt - 7 - Fenchurch Street Railway Station pillar Maidstone Railway Station .... - 5 box 127 Maldon Custom House - 9 Finsbury Central Club ... .. -86 Malton Railway Station Refreshment Fleetwood Custom House .... 1 12 - Rooms - 16 9 Forrest, Mr. Chas. E - 15 6 "Margaret" Box 246 Fowey Customs and Mercantile Marine I Marlow, Great, " Compleat Angler" Offices 3751 Hotel .Fox, C. F., Esq 1 11 10 I Marsh, W., Esq., L.D.S - 19 - Furnessia, s.s., per Capt. Brown . . 126'McEwan A Co., Messrs 1 - 10 Glasgow Custom House 219 14 9 Mclntire, Mrs...... 15- Glasson Dock Customs Office ... - 5 6 I Medicay, R.M.S., per Capt. W. Gillies 11 - - Gloucester Custom House .... - 6 - j Melton Mowbray, Bell Hotel, per Mr. Goole Custom House 365' J. M. Shilling - 10 - Gostick, Mrs. J 2 10 4 i Money, Mrs. Walter 1 1 - Grangemouth Custom House . . . 16 12 2 Montrose Custom House 2 14 - Grant, Mr. H. - 5 10 Montrose Shore Dues Office .... 17- Great Eastern Railway steam vessels . 1 14 9 Mortimer, Capt - 6 3 Great Yarmouth Custom House. . . - 5 11 Needell, Miss E - 5 6 Grecian, s.s., per Capt. Le Gallais. . 25- Newcastle Custom .House .... 4 17 6 Greenock Custom House 1 14 3 New Oriental Bank ...... - 7 6 Gregory, Mr. S...... - 8 4 Newport (Mon.) Custom House 9 12 6 Gregory, Mr. T 144 Newport (Mon.) Mercantile Marine Guernsey Custom House 176 Office Guest, Mr. H. - 18 1 Newry Custom House Ham, W., Esq - 5 - Norse Rowing Club, Richmond. Hancocks, Alfred, Esq - 10 - Odell, Mr. Jam'es Harris, A. E., Esq - 8 - Old Bell Hotel, Holborn, per Miss Harris, Mr. J. C 15- Bunyer Hartbwn, S.s...... 5 16 - " Olives " Box Harvey and Co., Messrs. F. 0. . . . 3 17 10 Page, Mrs Haydock, Mrs 1 15 - Parr, the Rev. J Hayes, Mrs. L 2 15 4 Penzance Custom House Henniker, Mrs - 11 6 Perth Custom House Carried forward £433 6 6 Carried forward £544 11 - CONTEIBUTION BOXES. 325

£, s. d. $,. a. d. >44 11 - 635 6 I Petethead Custom Honse .... 2 11 3 State of Neva-da, s.s., per Capt. Heltzeu 2 12 - Philpotts, J. R., Esq. 1-9 Stockholm City, s.s., per Capt. Thompson - 8 6 Pifcaer, W. J., Esq 1 - - 213 - 9 4 Storuoway Custom House and Mercaa- Plafcfc, Miss Kate - 10 - 12- Plymouth Mercantile Marine Office 331 2-4 1 i - - 6 - ; Poison, A. M., Esq - S - Sutton, Surrey, London and Provincial 1 Poplar Mercantile Marine Office 21 6 8 Bank, per W. Smith, Esq. . . . - e 6 Port Glasgow Cuatom Hottse 419 Swansea Guatom House ...... 1 8 1 i Portishead Seaman's Institute „ , - 8 9 Swansea Mercantile Marine Office . . 327 Portsmoutii Custom House .... 186 Tadman, E. T., Esq - 5 - - 5 7 Taplow Grammar School .... 2 10 1 2 14 - 1 14 8 - 5 6 - 6 6 -96 " The Grange," Hoddesdon .... 7 11 - -95 - 18 - Bamsgate, Castle Hotel . . . • - 7 7 Townend, Thos. S., Esq - e - Kamsgate, Paragoa Boarding House - 5 4 - 13 8 Ramsgate, S.-E. Railway Station . - 6 4 - 19 11 Kamsgate, Granrille Hotel . . 113 Victoria Docks Mercantile Marine Office Ramsgate, per yard pillar box . . 10 1 11 2 10 - JRanmoor, s.s., per Capt. Leish . 1 - - Victoria, Railway Station pillar, box . 1 10 1 1 - - Wake and Sanders, Messrs - 9 6 Keed, Miss E 121 Wakefleld (Kirkgate) Railway Station. - 8 6 - 10 - Walden, A. R., Esq. - 8 - Rendel} Mrs F J - 15 - 1-6 Roberts, Col. C. J. Cramer .... I - - Wandle, s.s., per Capt. J. Trattles . . 176 Rochester Custom House .... 2 16 3 - 5 3 - 16 4 2 - - Waterfoid Custom House .... v 'Hol/o, s.»,, per Capt. Peppers . . . -US Waterloo Railway Station pillar box . ~- !7 5 Ron-mania, s.s,, per Captaia Robertson - 13 5 Watts & Co., Messrs. F - 17 6 Roy»lAqnarinBa,We8tminster,pillarbox - 14 7 Webstei and Sons, Messrs. W. . . . - 11 6 Rymer-Jones, Mrs. M...... - 11 3 Well Street Sailors' Home . . . . - 7 8 Schloesser, Mr. W. B - 10 - Weltfietd, s.s., per Capt. Bailey. . . 42- Sewell, The Eer. W. H., In aid of West Hartlepool Custom House . . 892 2 13 2 Weston, Mrs. E. M - 6 6 - 8 2 13- Shields, North, Custom House . . 2 11 1 " WKeatsheaf," The, South Lambeth . - 9 - Shoreham Custom House .... 44- White, E. J., Esq. - 8 6 Siberian, a.sv per Capfc. Moore ... 126 Whitehaven Custom House . . . . - 6 2 - 5 2 - 7 6 - 10 - - 10 - - e e Wills, J. H. Esq - 12 6 - 15 - 18- South Devon Railway Stations . . . 2 8 10 Workington Custom House . . . - 9 6 Southampton Mercantile Marine Office i n e - 13 - St. Katharine Dock House pillar box . 3 9 10 9 15 5 St. Rognvald, s.s,, per Mr. Tough, Chief 3 10 - Total .... £704 8 - Carried forward .... £635 6 1

|| 326 THE LIFE-BOAT. 1, 1890.

SPECIAL LIFE-BOAT CONTBIBUTIONS. CIVIL SERVICE LIFE-BOAT \ General Register of Sasines 23 THE " FORESTER," FUND. Geological Survey of (Scotland. .. 15 " FORESTERS' PRIDE," Patron— AND SAMUEL SHAW- His ROYAL HIGHNESS TBS DCRK OP CROSS LIFE-BOATS ECINBOKGH, K.U., K.T. &c. FUND. Treasurer— Lord Clerk Register's Offlce 6 CHMLUS.S a. TGB.SKR, Esq. List of Voluntary Contributions re- Office of Works 1 ceived for the Fund from the following Hon. Secretary— Prison and Judicial Statistics ... 16 DISTRICTS, COURTS, &c., of the AMCrsftfT CHAEIKS UIBDIH, Esq., F.B.S.8. OKDKR OP FORESTERS, from January 1 Annual Sttbs. «d. have to December 31, 1869, per T. BALLAJT Ixcn promised in aid of the above IRELAND. STKAD, Esq., P.S. Board of Public Works, Dublin.. 49 DISTRICTS. ing Government departments: £. s. d. Admiralty 682 Customs 43 Alcester - 6 - Army Clothing Department. Bantrnptcy Department .... General Post Office 101 Devon and Cornwall 2 4 5 Board of Agriculture General Eegister Office : . . 1 BoardofTrade 19 General Survey and Valuation Flintshire , 1 1 - British Museum 80 Offlce 63 Charity Commission 63 Geological Survey Offlco. 12 Glossop Dale 1 & 9 Civil Service Commission 42 High Court of Justice 32 London United ., 3i - 4. Colonial Offlce 35 Maidstone - 5 *- Customs 629 Director of Artillery Department, South Western 1 - - Woolwich. South and Sortb ShieWs \ 4 \ti Duchy of Lancaster Office Metropolitan Police Offlce, Dublin 3 Watford, &c - 12 5 I Ecclesiastical Commission...... Miscellaneous Post Offices ...... « Education Department 62 Offlce of National Education .... 40 | Exchequer and Audit Office 1 Foreign Offlce Registry of Friendly Societies ... 1 COURTS. Gazette Office Royal Irish Constabulary Dep$t, General Post Offlce 1260 Knbiin 15 363 - 5 - Geological Survey Offlw 25 Royal Irish Constabulary OBse, 663 - 10 6 High Court of Justice 387 75? - 9 - Home Offlce 40 Science and Art Museum, Dublin & 854 - 6 6 House of Commons 43 1057 -84 House of Lords Teachers' Pension Office, Dublin 1 1112 - 6 - India Offlce.. 157 Inland Revenue ..,.,,*,, 2145 Total 9,961 Local Government Board 118 Lunacy Commission Miscellaneous Post Offices, National Debt Offlce 44 Itfij...... - 10 - Nautical Almanac Offlce 11 Offlce of the Secretary for Scotland THE "COVENT GARDEN" 1765 tt% - 6 2 Office of Woods and Forests ..... OfflceofWorks 65 LIFE-BOAT FUND. Patent Offlce Amounts handed to the ROYAL 1968 1 - ~ Paymaster-General's Office...... NATIOSAI. LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION Portland Prison in 1888 by the Stewards of this Privy Council Office 11 Fund, being one year's Contribution Public Record Offlce 19 in aid of 'the support of the Covent Public Works Loan Office Garden Life-boat, stationed at Caia- Queen Anne's Bounty ,... 21 ter, near Great Yarmouth. Record Office of Seamen 13 £. l. a. 2634 4 8 3 Registrar-General's Offlce.,.,,.. «4 2652 1 - - Royal Carriage Dept., Woolwich 8 Broadwood & Sons, Messrs. . . . 1 1 - 2699 1 6 f Royal Hospital, Chelsea. 11 Cbadwick, S. Esq 1 1 - 2918 - 6 3 Royal Laboratory, Woolwich.... 1 Coulson.MisB - JO - 2932 1 1 - RoyalMint , 101 Cumberlege, Rev. S. F., M.A. 11- 2950 - 10 - Royal Naval College, Greenwich '" 3992 - 6 - Royal Observatory, Greenwich .. Morgan, W. Esq 1 - - 3229 - 7 6 Science and Art Department.... Scotcn Educatfott Department... Wadham.Dr 1 - 3398 - 6 8 Stationery Offlce 61 Warrington.& Co., Messrs... .- 5 - 3467 - 6 - Treasury 52 Boxes :— 3597 , , , 7 6 WarOffice 225 Buck, H. R. Esq - 6 8 3690 - 10 6 Miscellaneous 103 Dictoon, T. A. Esq - 3 8 3696 - 7 £ 3719 , - 13 1 Webber, J. Esq 1 -6 3936 .....,...- 6 - SCOTLAND. 3970 1 1 - Auditor of the Court of Sessions Winder, E. Ejq 1 3 10 One year's dividend, Parker 4050 * - 5 - Offlce 4078 ., - 6 - Board of Lunacy...... 4104 - 6 6 Board of Manufactures Proceeds of Entertainment . , .20 6 - Board of Supervision.,.. 17 4148 *..,... - 10 - ChanceryOfflce 6 Total £52 10 - Commissary Office . 4296 ...... *,* ,..,-10 - Crown Offlce Crown Rente Offlce Customs, Greeuock. 4353 - 6 - Fishery Board.'.'..'...... "..".„" ~e General Post Offleft 388 Miscellaneous Post Offices etl 5378 - 15 7 SPECIAL LIFE-BOAT CONTBIBUTIONS. 327

£. ». (.. t. d. 6379 . - 6 James and Sons, Messrs...,.. • Mayfair Lodge (1st Don.) ... 2 2 56 J 5 . - S Judkins, Comwrton., and Son, Metropolitan Lodge (6th Don.) - 2 6 5691 . - 9 Messrs - Monument Lodge (1st Poo.). 1 1- S809 . - S Keene, Messrs. S. W. & Co... - NnUi Secufldos Lodge (1st 5831 . - 6 King, Messrs. T. andH - Don.) i 1 - 6836 . - « Klein & Sons, Messrs - Oar Boys' Lodge (2nd Don.) . - H 5946 . - U Ledger, Mr. fi. "W.... • Royal Lincoln Lodge, South- 5956 . - 5 Lenders and Co., Messrs. F... : ampton (1st Don.) ,. - 16 6 6069 . 1 IS Msidtow and Sons, Messrs.... • Serenoafcs Ifo. I Lodge (2nd 6097 . 2 - Moogredien. EHerby, and Co., Don.) 1 1 - «10« . - 1 Messrs. (2 years) 1 Sheppey Lodge (2nd Don.)... 1 1 - 6386 . a - NUon, (Jower, and Co., Messrs. - Do. (3rd Don.) ... 1 1 - 6»15 . - 5 Pechey, Mr. J. T. P - Sir JohnWhittaker Ellta Lwige «956 . 2 2 Peek, Frean, and Co., Messrs.. 1 (llth Don.) 1 1 - . - 8 Perks, Messrs. J. B. And T. H. - St. Clement's Danes Lodge 6992 - 12 Batbbone and Son, Messrs. (ISthDon.) ~ 5 - 6994 , - 10 Edward (2 years) ! St.Leonard'sLodgeClBtDoix.) I 1 - 7219 - 8 Robinson, J. & A., Messrs. .. - Sutherland Lodge (1 ith Don ) - 16 e 7422 - 7 Robinson, Mr. T. • Touchstone lodge (21st Don.) 22- Income Tax retnmed. - 11 Roffey and Son, Messrs '. Y« Olde Forest Lodge (1st Sums under S* 6 17 Simmons, Hunt & Co., Messrs. Don.) 11- (lggT,£5) Skelton, Mr. P. B • Spratt's Patent Biscuit Go.... - Clayton, Mr., contents of Box - 16 2 Stnckenschmldt, Mr ; Collected by Committee - 5 - Taylor, Mr. Seth Lewes Eailway Station, per Usborneand Son, Messrs..... • the Manageress - 14 6 Walker, Bros,, A Co, Messrs.. • Maintenance Fund, perMr. F. Watson, Mr. J - Grey - 32 6 THE "MANCHESTER Winter, Bros., Messrs • Peara, Mr. J,,Kaflwayaotel, UNITY" LIFE-BOAT FUND. Woodley and Co., Messrs. Brighton - 3 6 Sums under 5». • Animal Subscription from The IHBK" Total...... £666 4 5 PEMMST OBDEB or ODD Fmxows £36 6 - (Manchester Unity) FurBWDtT Total SOCIETY, for the year 1889, per THOMAS Cottate, Esq., Secretary. 450 - - THE "STOCK Donatfoa per ditto 2111 - EXCHANGE" LIFE-BOAT Total .£71 11 - THE " R.A.O.B." LtFE-BOAT FUND. FOND. Per Messrs. B, E&COMTO, Jnn., WILLIAM Sx<*fAiL, and Chairman—Mr. J. SABGBHT, PATTBEOH KICKAIAS. Honorary Sectetarj~-Mr. F. GBET. £. «. a. List of Voluntary Contributions received A. K.G 22- for the Fund from the following A.H 10 - - "MARK LANE" LIFE- Lodges and members of the KOTAI. Adler.Jnles 2 - - ASTfiSrtWTVlAN GBD&BOF BCFFALOBS, Aitken, Scott & Co 88- BOAT FUND. from 1st January to 31st December, Akroyd & Smithers 1010 - Hon. Sec. — H. KAiNS-JiCKaoa, Esq. 16S9, inclusive. Alexander,G. 2 2 - £. s. & Alexander, J. W. 1 1 - Subscriptions 1889. Amounts previously published Ansell & Mankiewicz 10 10 - £. i. i from 15th April, 1883, to Atkin.G.D 1 1 - . B., 1 - 31*t December, 1888 625 14 - Baker.A. J « S - Agerup, Petersen & Co., Abbey Lodge (3rd Don.) - 16 - Baker, A. H. & Go 6 5 - Mesers - 10 Alfred the «reat lodge (16th Barker.R 11- Ast£, John and Son, Messrs. . 1 1 Don.) 1 1 - fJarfcer, Reginald ...... 3 3 - Begbie, Rosa, and Gibson, Arandel Lodge (1st Don.) ... - 10 - Barnett,W.H.L 6 6 - Mi Ben Jonson Lodge (20th Don.) 11- Barron, H ,.6 5 - Borro-wman, Phillips & Co., Bower Lodge (2nd Don.) 10 6 Barry, Horace .6 B - 1 1 Bowes Park Lodge (2nd Don.) - W 6 Basan, — 11- Borlll and Sons, Messrs,..... - 10 Brighton »3.fl,odge(4th Don.) - 15 6 Beazley & Mitchell 8 8 - Bowyer, Mr. fl. T - 10 Brighton Sfo.2Lodge(sth Don.) - 13 - Biedennan & Co. 1010 - ChaJterton, Mr. J. H 1 1 Champion of taeTbames Lodge Blake.J.W 5 6 - Church,Mr. A. d - 10 (6th Don.) 11- Blathwayt, A. P 1 1 - Clark, Bach & Co., Messrs... - 10 Clceter Lodge (1st Hon.) 1 1 - Bortawick, Wark & Co 26 6 - Clarke & Co., Messrs. A. T,. - 10 Comedy Lodge (5th Don.) 14 - Braikenridge, W. 1 I - Clandiua And Cnattaway Courts of Justice Lodge (7th Bristowe,— 11- Messrs. C. P. (2 years).,.. 1 - Don.) -15 - Bristowe Bros 1010 - Cotaan, Messrs. J. and J... - 10 Dnke of Teck Lodge (mhDon.) 1 1 - Brunton, Bourke & Co 6 - - Corder and Haycraft, MessTft. - 10 Duke's Lodge (lltn Don.) ... I I - Bnrdett & Harris ,. 5 5 - Coventry, Sheppard & Co., Empire Lodge (3rd Don.),... - 5 - Butler.H 11- - 10 Esperanza Lodge (2nd Don.) . - 15 - Campion, Paw-te & Co, ...... 8 5 - Cross and SkeltOD, Messrs. .. - 10 GeueraJ Gordon, O.B.C. Lodge Capel, James & Co 3110 - Dell, Mr. J. H a - (lOtbDon.) -10 * Carr,B.W 1 I - Denny, Messrs, C. and J, .... - 10 Do. (11th Don.) - 2 Carr, Philip 55- J>ewar and Webb, Messrs..... i i Glencoe Lodge (7th Don.) 1 1 - Carlisle.C.H S - - Dornbnsch's List - 10 Cazenove, A. P. 5 5 - - s Hampton Court Palace Lodge Cazenove, E ,. 2 2 - Dunham, Wm'. ("TheMiiler ") ~ 10 Cazenove & Co., E. 33- DonMn and Co., Messrs. J.... ~ 10 Henry living Lodge (3rd Cb&rlesworth Bros S 6 - Edwards Bros., Messrs...... - 10 lion.) II- Cheeseman, T. M 1 1 - Ofeldard, Garrett & Co.,Messrs.- J HeremeB Lodge (1st Don.).., - 18 B Cblnnery Bros 5 5 - Girdwood and Wood, Messrs.. - 10 King's College Lodge (10th Chinnery, H. J 5 5 - Oregory and Co., Messrs - 10 Don.) - 15 - Chinnery, W. M. 5 5 - ftripper & Sons, Messrs. E,,. - 10 KiDgslanel >.odge, Southamp- C)arfa,S 5 5 - Harris Brothers, Messrs 1 I ton (1st Don.) - 8 - Clark.Heuley 2 2 - Haatie, Mr. P. (1882, £& 6s.). Lewes No. 1 Lodge (2nd Don.) - 18 3 Clarke, C - 10 - Kopkinson, Mr. C - 5 Lord Charles Beresford Lodge, Clarice, Douglas 5 5 - Han and Co., Messrs. F - 10 proceeds of concert...... 24- Clerks in Consoi Sfarfcet 22-

x 2 328 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1890. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. 5 5 Russell, P. & H ... 5 5 16 _ ... 2 2 - Crews, Lichtenstadt, Roth IIE 1 i ... 5 6 - Co .55- Kennedy, S., & Co. . . < . 5 5 ..22 22- ..... 6 5 ... 1 1 - .55- King, ..... 1 1 Samuelson Brothers & Co. ... 2 2 - Cutbill Ed 5 5 Schiff A. J. & Co ...10 10 - Dare & Co .55- Lindup, A. W 2 2 ScbiUzzt, M. G , ... 5 6 - Davis & Withers .11- Lowenstein, F. & S 5 5 ... 3 3 - DeLaBere& Bellairs .33- Maclagan, W. E 2 2 Scott, W. J, ... 1 1 - .55- Macleod & Brampton . . . 3 3 Scri'mgeonr, J. & A ...10 10 - 15 15 Marks A A .... 1 1 ... 2 2 - 6 5 ... 1 1 - Dryden, A. C .11- Marsden, Percy & Co. . . 5 5 Smith J E ... 1 1 - Fills & Co 10 10 - Medley G W...... 5 5 Smith & Erskine ... 1 1 - .. 11 ... 5 5 Escombe, Robert, & Co. ....1. 0 10 - Messel & Co 21 - Spielman, M. & Co ... 5 6 - 2 2 ... 5 5 - ..11 Fletcher, Chas., & Co .11- 5 5 Startin E. S ... 1 1 - '5 6 ... 2 2 - Monnington & Romalne 1 1 ... 1 1 - Forty C'erks in foreign market 5 - - .... - 10 6 ...10 10 - Foster & Braithwaite 10 10 - Morris, 0. A. E 3-3 ...22- Frampton.A - 10 - Morris, W. J 2 2 ... 5 5 - Fry C R R fl - Morris, Hurst & Puckle 10 10 Sturdy, William ...10 10 - . 5 - - Morrison, H 2 2 Swaine,H. B ... 5 5 - Sfewall W .. ,, 62 10 ... 3 3 .55- Nickalls Bros 10 10 Symons & Posen ...10 - - 22- Nickalls Tom. .... 6 6 Tat It am, H. E ...65- 5 5 ...5 S - Govett Sons & Co .21 - - Notley. S. J 2 2 Teesdale.C ... 1 1 - 15 15 - Oatfs F 55 ... 1 1 - Gray E . 10 10 - 3 3 ...3 3 - .... 5 G Trew, J. P ...5 5 - Griffith, Murray .10 10 - Paine, G. L. & Co 2 2 Trist.F, B ... 1 1 - Grundy, Mills & Co .56- Palmer Bros 6 6 Vivian, Gray & Co ...10 10 - .11- Palmer & Badderley . . . 10 10 Vivian, W ...10 10 - .22- 15 15 Waithman, Massey & Co. ...55- Hall & Co . ... .55- Watts, J, C. ...11- Hamblyn S. T 10 - 5 5 Wearme & Pearce ...5 5 - Hancock, — .11- Phillips, L. 2 2 Webber & Dorling ...22- .55 Weber, Harry ...2 2 - 10 10 Wedcl Jefferson & Co...... 6 5 .33- Pirn, Vaughan & Co. ... 15 15 Weston, P ...55- Pollak J & Co Wetzlar M ... S 5 - .11- Pott R P ..11 WhiteheBd, J ...11- Hawkins, George ,55- Powell, L 1 1 .22- 1 i Price Bros ...... 55 Whittington, C. J., & Co. ...55- 10 10 - ... 10 10 Wildy, A ...10 10 - Hellman, Jules .55- Pulley.C.T 2 2 Wilkinson, W. A. & N. & Co.10 10 - Heseltine, Powell & Co ,10 10 - R.E.J 1 Z Hichens, Harrison & Co. ....55- 5 6 ...22- .55- Ramsbottom & Rose . . . 5 6 Williams & Meyers ...31 10 - .11- Willis, W.E.,&Owpn.. ...2 2 - .11- 6 6 Wilson, Ellis, & Schofleld ...6 6 - Hutchison, J., & Son .33- Rhodes, H.D 2 2 Winch, R ... 5 6 - 5 5 - 11 ...22- Inglia R W Wood J H ... 1 1 - . 1 1 10 10 Woodroffe, F. H ...25 - - .55- ... 5 5 ...65- Jackson, A. H .11- Richardson, W 1 1 ZancM, V. B. M ...22- .22- Richardson, W 1 1 JacobsoD, &., & Son, .10 - - Robertson, — 1 I Total £1264 5 6 Jukes, E. C Rudge & Co., W. N. . . 6 5 NDEX TO THIE BRANCHES.

PAOB PAOB FAOB FA08 ABERAYBON . * • . 331 CRRSSWELL . . . . 359 LEICESTER .... 354 BOOHDALB .... 353 ABERDEEN . . . .375 ROCHESTER .... 349 ABEBDOVEY * • . . 355 CULLEROOATS. * . .359 LnrEBiCK .... 389 RUNOORN. w . . . 332 ABEBSOGH .... 332 DARTMOUTH .... 338LINCOLNSHIRE . . . 354 RUNSWICK .... 372 ABEBTSTWrTH . . . 331 LlTTLEHAMPTON . . 365 A COCK'S GREEN. . . 368 LlTTLEHAVEN . . . 360 SALCOMBK .... 340 ACKEBGILL . . . .377 DERBY ..... 337LIVERPOOL .... 351SALTBURN .... 372 ALDBOROUOH , . . 363 DHWSBURY . . . .370 SCARBOROUGH ... 373 DORNOCH AND EM BO . 385 LLANAELHAIARN . . 332 LLANDD0LA8 .... 337 ANGLESEY . . • . 330 LLANDUDNO .... 332 SKASCALE 336 ANSTRDTHER. ... 379 DROGHEDA • . * . 389 LLANELLT .... 332SEATON CAREW ... 343 APPLEDOHE . . , . 337 LONDONDERRY . • . 389 SELSEY ..... 365 ARAXMORK . • . . 387 LONOHOPB .... 384 ARBBOATH . • • . 380 DDNDALK . • . . 390 ARDMORB .... 390 LaSSFRMODTH . . .379 SHEFFIELD .... 373 ARDROSSAN «... 375 DUNPERHLINH . . .380 LOWESTOFT .... 364SHERINOHAM . . .357 i)DNG A EVAN .... 390 SHOREHAM .... 367 DUNGENESS .... 348LTME REGIS. . . .342 SHROPSHIRE .... 361 ASHTON-UNDER-LYNB . 349 DUNMORB, EAST . . 390 LTNMODTH .... 339SIDMOUTH .... 340 AUCHENCAIBH . . . 382 DUNWICH .... 363 MACDUFF .... 376 SKRRRIES .... 389 BALBKIGGAN ... 388 KASTBODRNH * . . 366 MANCHBSTBB ... 352 SOUTHAMPTON . . .3*6 KDIN BURGH . « • . 377 MARGATE .... 348SOUTHEND (CANTYRE) . 375 BALL ANT BAB , . . 376 MARYPORT .... 335SOUTHEND (ESSEX) . . 3** BALLYCOTTON . . .387 KNNISKILLEN , . . 389 SODTHPORT .... 354 BALLTWALTEB . . . 387 EXETEB . . . • , 338 MKVAOISSET .... 334SODTHSEA .... 3*6 BAMBUROH CASTLB. . 358 Ex MOUTH . • • . 338 MIDDLESBROUGH. . . 372 SOUTHWOLD .... 364 KYEMOUTH .... 376 ST. ANDREW'S . . .380 BANNOCKBURN . . . 385 FALMOOTH .... 333MlLLOH . ... 336ST. ANME'S .... 353 BARHOUTH .... 355 MONTROSR .... 380ST. DAVID'S . . . .361 BARMSTON «... 369 MORAY FIRTH . . .384 ST. IVES 335 BARNOTAPLE. ... 337FlSHGUAKD . « * . 360 MORTHOE 339 ST. LEONARD'S . . .367 FLAM BOROUGH . . .370 MULLION 334 STAFFORDSHIRE ... 363 BATH AND WBLLS , . 361 FLBETWOOD . * » . 360 MUNDESLEY .... 357 STAITHES 374 MUSSELBDRGH ... 37i> STECHFORD .... 368 FBASERBUKOH . . . 375 BEMBBIDGK .... 347 NEWBIGGIN .... 359 STOCKPORT .... 333 GLASGOW . . . .382 NEW BRIGHTON . . . 35 1 STONEHAVBN ... 381 1! IDE FORD . . . 337 GOODWIN SANDS . . 348 NEWBUKGH . . . .375 STORNOWAY . . . .381 BIRMINGHAM . . . 368 GORLESTON .... 363NEWCASTLE (DuuDRUM) 388 STROUNESS .... 384 BLACK BORN . . . 349 GOURDON . . . .381 NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE . 359 SUNDERLAND. ... 343 BLACKPOOL . • . 349 NEWHAVEN . . . .367 BLAKKNEY . . . 356 GKEENOGK . . , . 384 NEWPORT (MONMOUTH) 356 GREENCASTLB . . .389 NEWPORT (PEMBROKE). 360 GRKYSTONES .... 391 NEWQUAY (CARDIGAN). 331 TEIGNMOUTH . . .340 NEWQUAY (CORNWALL) 334 BOULHKB 369 GBOOMSPOBT. . . . 386 NEW BOMNEY . . .349 GUERNSEY .... 392NEWTON ABBOT . . .339 BOURNEMOUTH . . .342 HALIFAX . . • . 370 BRADFORD .... 369 HABTLEPOOL ... 343NORTHAMPTON ... 358 TORQUAY .... 340 BRANCASTEB. . . .356 HARWICH .... 344NORTH BERWICK . . 381 TOTLANDBAY . . .347 BRAUNTON .... 337HASBOROUGH. . . . 356 NORTH SUNDBRLAND . 359 TRALBE BAY . . . 389 BBTOGWATKK . . . 362 HASTINGS .... 367 NoTONGHAK . . .360 TRAMORE .... 390 BfilDUNGTON . . . 369 HAUXLEY .... 359ORHE'S HEAD ... 332 BBTDPORT . . . .341 ORMSKIRK .... 353TYNRMOUTH. ... 359 BRIGHTON .... 364 HENLET ..... 360PALLIKG . ... .357 VALENTIA . . . . 389 BROADSTAIBS . . .347 HOLTHEAD .... 330PAKEFIELD .... 364 WAKBFIBLD .... 374 HOLT ISLAND ... 359 HOPE Cova . . . .340 WALTON-ON-THB-NAZB. 344 BURN HAM .... 362 PENARTH .... 345WATCHET .... 362 BUBBY POBT. . . .332 PENZANGB . . . . 334WELLS (NORFOLK). . 357 i BUBTON-ON-TBEHT . . 362 HUDDBBSFIBLD ... 371PETERHEAO .... 375 WESTERN COUNTIES . 341 C ADO WITH .... 333 PLYMOUTH . . . .339 WEST HARTLEPOOL . 344 POOLE .... 342 WESTON-SDPER-MARE . 362 HUNSTANTON . . .357 PORT ERIN .... 392 WKXFORU . . . . 391 CAMBRIDGE .... 331 PORT ERROLL . . .375 WBYMOUTR .... 343 OAMPBELTOWW . , .375 ILFRAGOMBB .... 339 PORT EYNON .... 345 WHITBURN .... 344 CABDIGAN . . . .331 PORTHCAWL .... 345 PORTHDINLLAEN . . . 332 WHTTEHAVKN ... 336 CARLISLE .... 336ISLE OF WIGHT . . 347 PORTHLEVEN .... 335WHTTBUNK BAY . . 375 CARMARTHEN BAT . . 332 POKTHODSTOCK . . .335 WHITHOBN .... 385 CARNSORB .... 390 KBIGHLBT . . . .371 PORT ISAAC .... 335 CASTLETOWN. . . .391 PORT LOGAN .... 386 WICKLOW .... 391 PORTMADOO .... 332 WlNCHBLSKA ... 367 CHELTENHAM . . . 348 KBSSINGLAND . . 364 PORT PATRICK . . .386 WlNTERTON .... 35Y KHTGSDOWNK . . 348 PORTRDSH .... 386 WlSBECH .... 331 CHICHESTER .... 365 KlNGSOATE . . . 348 PORTSMOUTH .... 346 WlTHERNSEA . . . 374 CLACTON-ON-SEA . . 344 KINO'S LYNN . . 357 WOLVERHAMPTON . . 363 CLBVEDON .... 362 KINGSTOWN . . . 3-8 PURBECK .... 341WORCESTER .... 369 CLOUGKEI .... 388 KlBKCDDBBiaHT . . 382 JUEENSTOWN. . . .387 WoKKINGTON . . . 336 CLOVBLLT . . .338 KIRKLISTON . . . 384 WORTHING . ... 367 CORK . . . 087 LANCASTER . . . 350 YARMOUTH . . .' . 358 COURTMAOSHEBBY . . 387 LEAMINGTON . . 368 YBALM RIVER ... 341 COUBTOWN .... 390 YORK 374 ElOBnf HOOD'S BAY . . 372 YOUGHAL .... 387 SPECIAL LIFE-BOAT CONTRIBUTIONS. BUFFALOES, p. 327 ; Crvn. SERVICE, p. 326s COVEHT GARDEN, p. 326 ; FORESmiRS", p. 326 ; MARE LANE, p. 327 ; ODD FELLOWS, p. 327 ; STOCK EXCHANGE, p327. 330 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1890.

CONTRIBUTORS TO THE BRANCHES OF 1THE ROYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION. The elgn (*) ag linst the name of a Contributor indicates that he is on the Local Committee. ENGLAND A ND WALES. £. *. d. £. I. d. £. t. d. Scofleld, Mrs. E. S. •Cay.Capt. R.N.... - 10 - Colebrook,Mr.G.W. - 10 6 &nglmp. Cr Rhosneigir "Corbet, E. C. Esq. .11-Collins, Chas. Esq.. - 10 6 fe-boat 11- Davies, R., Esq., Ld.- Mlins, Henry, Esq. - 10 6 ANGLESEY BRANCH. *Slater Mr J .. - 10 Lieut. of Anglesey 11- Cooper, Messrs. J. 0. Smith, Branston, Mnj. 11- *Edwards, R. J. Esq. - 10 - President — Smith, G. W. Duff Green, Capt - 10 - Cooper, A. S. Esq. . . - 10 - The Most Hon. the MABQUIS Assheton, Esq 2 2 - •Griffith, J .Lloyd,Esq. Cowslade, W.W.Esq. 1 1 - OF ANGLESEY. Smith, Mrs. Duff M.A 11- Craig, Col - 10 - Vice-President — •Haldane, Capt 1 1 - 3odd, J. T. Esq ... - 10 6 SIB RICHARD WILLIAMS Souter, Miss, per *Hughes, Dr - 10 - 3unlop & Son Messrs.- 10 - BULKELEY, Bart. Rhosneigir Life- *Hughes, Mr. John.. - 5 - Eisdell.Mr. A. R... - 10 6 boat 11 — F. W A 2 - - Chairman of Committee— Souter, Miss F., per _rf>ndon and North Ferguson & Sons, Col. T. L. HAMPTON LEWIS. ditto . . . 1 1 - Western Rally. Co. 10 - - Treasurer and Hon. Sec.— Spode, Josiah, Esq. . 2 - - Owen, Thomas, Esq., Flanagan, Mr. W. G. - 10 6 WILLIAM M. PBESTOH, ESQ. Thompson, Mrs., per R.N., J.P - 10 - Forbes, A. C. Esq... 11- Rhosneigir Life- Roche, Capt - 10 - Garland, T. B. Esq. .11- Annual Subscriptions. boat 11- Williams, Mr. J. ... - 5 - Jarry, Rev. Canon .11- £. i. d. *Trevor,Rev. Warren 1 - - Uilligan, Mr. George - 10 - •Anglesey .MostHon. Trevor Mrs - 10 6 £19 9 - Gray Col W . 2 2 - j the Marquis of ... 10 - - Verney, Captain E., Greenslade, Mr. H.E.- 10 6 Atkinson, John, Esq. - 10 - RN .. ... 1 - Contribution Boxes. Hankey, Sidney A. Bangor, Bishop of . . . 2 2 -Vivian, Right Hon. Esq 11- Beever, J. F. Esq... 11- Boston, The Eight Williams, Rev. Robt. Lily,s.s - 7 - Hawkes & Sons, *Bnlkeley, SirEichard Williams, Rev. W. Total Dons... I 13 - HeeJas & SOBS, Williams, Bart... 5 - - Wynne, Jun • • — 10 Total Subs. . .19 9 - Messrs 1 1 - •Chadwick, S. Tay- Williams, Mrs. H. O. - 10 - Hewett, C. E. Esq. . - 10 6 lor, Esq - 10 - Williams, W. Esq. .. 2 - - £21 2 - Hewett, Robt. Esq.. 11- Clegg, Henry, Esq. .11- Hewett, T. E. Esq. .11- Cox, G. H. Esq 11- Sums under 5j - 5 - Higgs& Sons, Messrs.- 10 6 Hill, Arthur, Esq. . . - 10 6 Davies, Robert, Esq.. 22- Total £96 14 Hitchcock, Mr.A.W. - 10 6 Evans, T. F. Esq.... - 10 - Hoffman, C. W. Esq. 1 - - Fairclough, J. Esq. - 10 - Hunter, Sir P. Bart, Donations and Collections, (the late) 1 1 - Qartside, J. H. Esq.. 11- 1889-90. Huntley, Mr. Josh. .11- Grtfflth, W. G. Esq.. 1 - - Hurford, A. E. Esq. - 10 6 Hampton, Miss - 10 - Contribution boxes at J3erfesi)m Hurley & Sons, Hughes, Miss H., Amlwch, per Mr. READING BRANCH. Kingham, Messrs. Jones,T.Nicholls,Esq. 11- Ditto per Miss Tur- *[iewis,Col.Hampton 1 - ner, Beaumaris... - 16 - Honorary Secretary— Knipe Lt -Col 11- J W . ... 11-Collected in Llansa- C. STEPHENS, Esq. Knox, Mrs 1 1 - Lewis, Miss - 10 - dwrn Church, per Annual Subscriptions. Knox, H. Esq 11- Lingham, Mrs., per Rev. R. H. Wil- £. «. d Long, Messrs. Sons & Rhosnelglr Life- Allsop, Mr. R. J.. . . - 10 6 Llangoed Church, Ayres, Messrs. C.&G.- 10 6 Lowndes, Mrs 1 1 - Luck, Richard, Esq.. - 10 6 per Rev. C. Owen, Baroett, F. C. C. Esq. 11- Maitland, T. F. Esq. 11- M.A 44- Bartholomew, A. C. Martin, J. W., Esq. - 10 6 Massey, Mrs. - 10 - Penmon and Llanfaes Esq - 10 6 Maurice, 0. C. Esq. . - 10 « Massey, W. Esq -10 - Churches, per Rev. Beale A. Esq - 10 6 Messer, Messrs, and McCorquodale, Col. .11- T. Lloyd Kyffln, Beale, Lansdowne, Co - 10 6 McCorquodale, Mrs.. 11- Esq 11- Millar, Mr. W. G. . . - 10 6 Meyrick, Sir George, Benyon, R. Esq. .... 3 3 - Miller, Mr. J - 10 6 Bart. (1888-9) ... 4 - - Total Dons 33 7 6 Birch, Mrs 1 - - Milsom, J. & Sons, •Mitchell, H. B. Esq. 1 - - Total Subs 96 14 - Bird.Mr. H - 10 6 Messrs - 10 6 Mitchell, Mrs. H. B. 1 - - Blackwell, Mr. F. . . - 10 6Minty, J. Esq 1 1 - i Neave,TheHon.LadylO - - £130 1 - Blagrave, J. H. Esq. 11- Monck, J. B. Esq. ..11- Owen, John, Esq. ... 1 - - Blandy, F. J. Esq. ..11- Morris, Mr. E 11- Owen, Rev. H. D., Blandy, H. B. Esq. .11- Morris, Mr. Josh.... 11- M.A., Penmynydd 11- Blandy, W. F. Esq. .11- Mount, W. G. Esq., Owen W. H. Esq. ..11- HOLYHEAD BRANCH Boorne, J. Esq -10 - M.P 11- Platt, J. H. Esq. ... 6 - - President— Bottrill&Son.Messrs.- 10 6 Murdoch, C. T. Esq., Poole, Henry K.Esq. 11- The Right Hon. LOBD Bracher and Syden- MP ...... 11- Preston, N. Francis, STANLEY OF ALDEBLEY. Nicholas, Mr. W. R. - 10 « Esq., Swainston . . - 10 - Bradley, Mr. R - 10 - Oakshott, Mr. R. ... - 10 - Price, Mrs. Hugh... 1 - - Chairman — Bradley, Mr. Chas... - 10 6 Price, Major J. B. P. - 10 - Rev. Chancellor BulscoE.D.D. Brown, Mr. J. D.... - 10 6 Palmer, A. Esq. . . . B - - Prlchard. Rev. H. ... - 10 - Treasurer and Hon. Sec. — Butler, Miss E : 1 1 - Palmer, George, Esq. 11- Pritehard, Thos. Esq. Mr. J. 0. WILLIAMS, Catchpool, Mr. R.D. 1 1 - Palmer, G. W. Esq.. 3 - - Chief Officer H.M. Ct. Gd. Clarke, R. L., Esq... - 10 6 Palmer, W. H. Esq. 1 1 - Pritchard, Miss 1 - - Annual Subscriptions. Cobbam, Capt. A. W. 1 1 - Palmer, W. I. Esq.. 2 - - Kathbone, R. R. Esq. 1 - -Adeane, Miss - 10 - , A. C. Esq.. 1 - -Palmer, Walter, Esq. 11- Reade, Lady 1 - - beaumoQl, Capt. ... - 10 - Cocks, Messrs. C. & Philbrick, Messrs. C. Roberts, Mrs 1 - - *Briscue, Rev. Chan- Co - 10 6 and G 1 1 - Roscoe, Mrs 1 1 - cellor, D.D - 10 - Cocks, Mrs. C 1 1 - Phillips, A. E. Esq.. 1 1 - ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BRANCHES. 831 £. s. d. £. >. d. £. I. d. Philp & Son, Messrs. - 10 6 Davies. Morris, Esq. - 5 - •Miles, Woodward & Piggot, Mr. B. J.... - 10 - dambu&gcsfjtre. Edwards, Rev. Llew- Co . . - 6 Player, Mrs - 10 ellyn MA. . - 6 - Mills, S., Esq - 10 6 Pole, Rev. K 1 1 - CAMBRIDGE Edward", Mr. Evan . - 5 - Mitchell, J. F. Esq. - 5 - Porter, Thomas, Esq. 11- BRANCH. Edwards, Rev. Prin- Parry, Capt. Jones. . - 5 - ' Reading Observer,' cipal, D D - 10 - Parry, Miss Webley - B - Editor of - 10 6 President — Evans, Mr. Evan . . - 5 - Phillips, J.Esq.,M.D.- 5 - Ridley & Son, Messrs. 11- Rev. E. H. PEROWNE, D.D. Evans, Miss J. A. . - 10 - •Richardson, C.E.D. Rogers, Thos. Esq. .11- Vice-president — •Green, Geo. Esq. . - 6 - Morgan, Esq - 10 6 Salmon, J. S. & Son, His Worship the MA YOB. Griffiths, Thos. Esq. - 6 - Wilkins & Co. Messrs. - 10 - Messrs -10 6 Harris, T. D. Esq. . - 5 -Sums under 68 286 Hughes, A. J. Esq . - 10 - Simonds, B. Esq. ... - 10 6 OSCAB BROWNING, Esq., M.A., Hughes, Hugh, Esq. - 5 - Total £12 15 6 Simonds, H. J. Esq.. 11- Fellow of King's College. * James, John, Esq. . - 5 - Simonds, James,Esq. 11- Hon. Secretary— Jones, Griffith, Esq. - 5 - Simonds, John, Esq. 11- Mrs. GOING. Jones, Mr. J. P., Donation!. Simonds, W. Esq. ..11- pier St - 6 - Collection per Capt. Sisley & Qoodall, Annual Subscription*. *Jones, Peter, Esq. - 5 - Niies 46- £. t. d. Jones, Miss Terrace - 5 - Collection at Brth- Smith, Chas. Esq. . . - 10 - Adams, Professor . . - 10 - Jones, Mrs. K. J. . . - 10 6 saida Baptist Solomon, Mr. C. R. . - 10 - Levi, Rev. Thomas. - 10 - Chapel 1 4 9 Soundy, Mr. S. M. . . - 10 -Ansell, Mrs. J - 6 - Loxdale, Jas. Esq. . . 1 1 - Ditto Welsh Baptist Spokes, Sir P 1 1 - Bumpsted,.T. B. Esq. 1 - - Morgan, B. E. Esq. . - 5 - Chapel, Cardigan . 1 8 10 Stephens. Rev. W. R. Darwin, Mrs - 10 - Morgan, Miss - 5 - Contribution Boxes. - 1 10 W 11- Fawcttt. W. M. Esq. 11-Morgan, Mr. John .. - 5 - Stephens, C. Esq. ... 2 2 - Foster, C. F. Esq. . . 3 - -•Morris, Capt. T.... - B - Total Dons...,. 715 Stephens, Capt. F... 11- Going, Mrs - 10 - Murphy, Mr. J. A. . - 5 - Total Subs 12 16 6 Stevens, Mr. S. B. . . 2 - -Graves, Eev. C.E... - 10 - Penry, Rev. T. A... - 6 - Strange, J.T. Esq.. 11- Hedley, Miss 1 2 2 - Perrott, J. O. Esq... - 5 - £19 16 11 Strange, W. J. Esq.. 11- Orpen, Rev. T. H... 1 - - Protheroe.Rev. J.H., Stransom, Mr. J. T. . - 10 6 Pain, Mr. J. 0 - 10 - M.A - 6 - Stnrgls, Rev. A - 10 - Prior. Rev. C. H.... - 5 - Rees, J. R. Esq - 5 - Sntton,A. W. Esq.. 11- Routh, Mrs - 10 - •Roberts, Messrs. R. Sutton, Alfred, Esq. 1 1 - Selwyn, Mrs 1 NEWQUAY & ABER- Button, Herbert, Esq. - 10 6 Sidgwick, Mrs 1 1 •Watkins, John, Esq. - 10 - AYRON BRANCH. Sutton, M. H. Esq.. 11-Smith, Mr. John... 1 - - Williams, E.J. Esq. - 5 - Sutton, M. J. Esq... 11- Thrower, Miss - 10 - Williams, G. Esq... - 6 - President- Sutton, Leonard.Esq. - 10 6 Thurnall, Miss (the Williams, Rev. J... - 5 - Captain C. E. LOSOOBOFT. Taylor, J. O. Esq. . . - 10 6 Williams, Rev. T. E. - 5 - Thoyts, Major 1 - - Thurnall, Miss E. . . - 6 - Williams, W. Esq. . - 10 - Honorary Secretary — Tompkins, Mr. H... - 10 - Thurnall, Miss F. . . - 5 -Williams, W. Esq. . - 6 - Capt. DAVID JAKES. Tunbridgefe Wright, •Williams, C. M. Esq. (Mayor) .... - 10 - Annual Subscriptions. Valpy, R. H. Esq... 3 - - Total.... £17 12 6 •Williams, Mr. W.T. - 5 - Brook, Mrs. Col. ... - 6 - Wallis, Son, & Wynne, Mr. E. P. .. - 6 - Wells, Messrs.... - 10 6 Davey, Rev. W. H., Waterhouse, A. Esq. 11- Total.... £19 1 6 MA ... - 10 - Welch, Arthur, Esq. - 10 6 WISBECH BRANCH. Wellsteed & Son, Davies, T. Esq -10 - Honorary Secretary — Donations. Were, Mr. R. C. ... - 10 6 J. H. WEBB, Esq. Boxes in Boat-house 445 •Evans, J. Esq., Pen- Wheeler Brothers, Annual Subscriptions. Boxes in Hotels .... - 4 9 Messrs 11- Collection days of •Grifflth, Rev. D.... - 6 - Wllder, F. Esq - 10 6 Hlscox & Smith.... 11- •James, Capt. David - 6 - Williams, Messrs. Peckover, A., Esq. .11- Contrib. Pillar-box . 3 10 11 T. C. & Sons - 10 6 Jones, W. T. Esq., •Jones, Capt. Thos. . - 6 - Wilson, J. H. Esq. .11- £33- Lewis, Col. W. P. W.B.R 11- Lumley, J. W. Esq. - 5 - Llysnewydd ...... 6 - Suma under 10>. ...62- Donations. Lewis, Mrs. Col 22- Contribution Boxes—- Williams & Metcalf, Lloyd, Miss, Pont- Total £132 14 - National Provincial Messrs - 10 - lluyni - 6 - Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. Sutton Bridge .... - 9 - Total Dons 26 1 4 Waunifor - 10 - Small Sums - 2 5 Donations. Total Subs 19 1 6 •Longcroft, Capt. C. Boxes — R . 1 - Total.-... £4 1 10 Queen's Hotel 15 - £45 2 10 Maddy, T. H. Esq. . - 10 - .Victoria Cafe 114 9 Ventris, Mr -11 - National Provincial Pillar 1-6 Bank . . 2 - - George, Mr. J. D.. - 7 1 •Parry, J. Esq - B - Sutton & Sons, CARDIGAN BRANCH. •Patrick, J. Esq. ... - 6 - Powell, Dr - 5 - Hnntley, Mr. J 21 - - Chairman — Pryce, Mrs.Vavigban - 10 6 W. PIOTON EVANS, Esq. •Richards, Rev. D. . - 5 - Total Dons 25 12 & ©artttgansinre. •Stewart, Capt. All- Total Subs.... 132 14 - Honorary Secretary- ABERYSTWYTH Mr. WIILIAM JOSEPH. Stickland,W.J.Esq. - 6 - £158 6 5 BRANCH. Annual Subscriptions. •Tyler, Gwinnett Brenchley.T.H.Esq. - 6 - Chairman— Brigstoke.W.O.Esq. - 10 - Sums under 5s 15 6 1 His Worship the MATCH. Brigstofce, Mrs 1 - - Box collections - 8 5 Honorary Secretary — Rev. J. WILLIAMS. Davies, Capt. Evan Total £28 17 - Annual Subscriptions. •Evans, W. P. Esq.. - 10 - ' £. «. d. Howell, Colonel .... I 1 - Aberystwyth Ship •James, Levi, Esq.. . - 5 - Insurance Society 66- Jenkius, L. H. Esq. - 5 - Daniel, Owen, Esq. . - 5 - Jones, Morgan, Esq. 2 - - Dairies, Mr. D. J.... - 10 -Lewes, Col. Llysne- *Davies, Mr. Geo. .. - 6 - — 332 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1890. £. !. d. Bond, Mr. F. W. ... 11- LLANAELHAIARN PORTMADOC ©armartbensfcfo. Jond, Mr. H.C. .... 11- Buckley Brothers, BRANCH. BRANCH. CARMARTHEN BAY Honorary Secretary — Chairman— BRANCH. The Rev. T. A. JONES. Capt. D. RICHABDS. Barry Port and Gwen- (JVb List.") Honorary Secretary— President— dreath Valley Co. . 22- D. HOMFBAT, Esq. The Bigbt Hon. LORD Bythway, Mr. W. . . - 10 6 YISCOCNT EJILTN. )avies, Mr. Win.... - 5 - Annual Subscriptioni. •Elkington, Mr. G. B.1 1 - ORME'S HEAD £. >. d. Vice-President- •Elkington, Mr. H. . 1 1 - (LLANDUDNO) •Casson, Bandal.Esq. 2 2 - BICBABD JENMIHOS, Esq. •Elkington, Mr.J.B. 11- BRANCH. F. W. A. Eoche, Esq. Honorary Secretary — Elliott's Metal Co., Tremadoc Estate .11- 3. B. EISLET, Esq. Limited 2 2 - Chairman — Dunlop, A. M. Esq.. 1 - - Captain CABDEH. EUis-Nanney, H. J. Annual Subscriptions. Griffiths, Mr. Thomas- 10 6 Treasurer— Esq 1 1 - £. t. d. Hand, Mrs. J. K. ... 1 1 - J. ADET WELLS, Esq. Evans, Owen, Esq... 11- Bath, Edward H. Johnson, Mr. Thos. . - 10 6 N.P. Bank, Llandudno. •Greaves & Sons, Esq., Alltyferin .. 1 - - Jones, Capt. T 5 - •Bellairs, Arthur, Lewis, Mr. C. W. Honorary Secretary— Esq - 10 6 G. F. FELTON. Esq., F.S.L Oreaves, B..M. Esq. 1 1 - •Brailsford, Stanley, jlanelly Harbour Annual Subscription*. •Homfray, D. Esq... - 10 - Esq 1 1 Commissioners... 5 - - £. i. d. Hopkinson, Mrs. ... 1 1 - Brigstocke, Mrs 1 - - Maclaren, Mr. Row- Barker, Geo. Esq. . . - 10 6 Jones, William, Esq. 1 - - Cawdor, The Right land 11- Barton, J. Esq., J.P. 11- l.owson, Mrs - 6 Hon. the Earl of . . 6 - - Margrave, Mr. Robt. - 10 - Charlton, Henry, Lowson, W. Esq. . . - 10 6 "Church, Noel, Esq. - 10 6 •Mitchell, Mr. J.... - 6 - Esq 2 2 - •Mutual Insurance Cross, Miss Arengo . - 10 - Nevill, Druce & Co., Conway, Rich. Esq. - 10 - Society 5 - - •Drummond, Dudley Messrs. 3 - - Goode, Mrs - 10 6 Oakley, W. E., Esq. 6 - - "W Esq 1 1 - Pemberum, Mr. H. Marks, T. T. Esq., Priestley, Misses ... 1 - - Dynevor, The Eight W 22- C.E - 10 6 Eoberts, Dr 1 1 - Eandell, J. & Son, itostyn. The Hon. Eoberts, Dr - 6 - Evans, William, Esq. 11- Henry, J P 1 - Falkener, E. Esq.... 11- lees, Mr. Bernard.. - 6 - Mostyn.The Rt. Hon. £24 18 6 Gwynne, Sackvtlle, •Rees, Mr. David... - 5 - Lady Augu&ta... . 11- •Bees, Mrs. D. L. . . - 5 - iansome, Mrs - 10 Contribution Boxes. Hamilton, Lady.... 1 - - tecs, Mrs Mansel.. 11-•Wells, J.Adey.... - 10 6 Harrison, J. Nicolls, •Eisley & Burgmann, •Williams, Bold, Dr., Esq 11- Criccieth - 15 - Jenkins, Thos., Esq. - 10 6 iogers, Mr. John H. - 10 6 Total Dons... 1 10 - * Jennings, E. Esq... 11- Samuel Bros., Messrs. 11- Total £8 16 6 Total Subs.. 24 18 6 Morris, C. S. Esq. . . - 10 -Stepney, Sir A. K. Norton, Mrs. W. ... 1 1 - CowelljMP 3 - - £26 8 6 Peel, Mrs - 10 - Thomas, Mrs. Henry 11- Donations. •Peel, R. W. Esq... - 10 - Thomas, Mr. Wm... 11- Craig Side visitors •Bees, Eev. George. - 10 - •Tregoning. Mr. J. S. 1 1 - Christmas Day.... 226 Richards, R.W. Esq. - B - Williams, Mr. H. . . - 5 -Emmitt, Mrs - 5 - •Risley, J. B. Esq... 1 1 - Western Tinplate •Scott, J. J. Esq. ...- 10 - Co., Limited 2 2 - Jlatt. Sydney, Esq. St. David's, The Young, Mr. J.F - 6 - J.P 1 1 (JCtjestm. Thomas, George, Esq. - 10 - £47 12 - Total £3 13 6 Thomas, Lester & Co., CHESTER BRANCH. Thomas, Mrs. Henry 11- Donations. Collecting Boxes — Hon. Secretary— •Tregonmg,J.S.Esq. 11- Contribution Boxes. - 1 2 Promenade Pillar. 9 J J THOMAS H. DIXON, Esq. Vaughan, Mr. E. . . . - 5 - Annual Subscriptions. Warburton, Mrs. . . . 1 - - Total £47 19 2 BMt House Box. -87 £. s. d. Wilkins, Messrs., Sums under 5*. ... - 14 4 Dlxon, Mrs. A. M. . 1 1 - Dixon, T. H. Esq. ..33- •Williams, Richard, Total Boxes. .15 11 6 Kleming, T. E. Esq. 1 - - Esq - 10 Total Dons... 3 13 6 Granger, Mrs 1 1 - Total Subs.... 8 16 6 £35 5 6 Massie, Admiral 11- Donations,. £28 1 5 Rogers, John, Esq. . . 1 1 - Contribution Boxes. ITS Tilston Miss 1 1 - Townshend, C. Esq.. 11- Total *36 13 2 Wood, Albert, Esq. J V 1 1 - PORTHD1NLLAEN Yates, Mrs. St. John 1 1 - (JEaraarbonsfMre. BRANCH. LLANELLY AND Honorary Secretary — Total £13 1 6 BURRY PORT ABERSOCH BRANCH J. EVANS HUGHES, Esq., BRANCH. M.R C.S. Hon. Secretary— Annual Subscriptions. PORT OF RUNCORN President — Capt. E. JONES. Asiheton-Smith.G.W. The EAEL OF ASHBUHNHAM. D.Esq... 2 10 - BRANCH. Honorary Se«eta.ry — Vice-President— Annual Subscriptions. Carrefr, Robert, Esq. - 10 - HUGH NEVILL, Esq., J.P. Evans, 0. Esq 1 - - J. H. HAMILTON, Esq. £. s. d Cinch, Col. Wynne.. 3 - - Chairman — Assheton-Smith , Yale, Wm. Corbett, Annual Subscriptions. W. W.D., Esq 2 10 - Esq 1 1 Atlas Chemical Co.. 1 1 - Evans Owen, Esq... 11- Bolton & Son, Messrs. Honorary Secretary.— Nanney, H.J.Ellis, GEBARD ELKINGTON, Esq 2 - - £81- Brundrit, John, Esq. 11- Esq., J.P. Jones, Edward, Esq. 11- Donations. Burton, J. Esq - 5 - Annual Subscriptions. Port Madoc Mutual Carreg, Eobert, Esq. - 10 - Chadwick, S. B. Esq. 11- Ashburnham, The Marine Insurance. 6 - - Contribution Boxes. - 7 2 Clark,Capt 1 1 - Davies, B. H., Esq.. - 10 - Bevan, S., Bevan & Total £11 12 - Total £8 18 2 Gaskell Deacon &Co., Son, Messrs - 10 6 ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BRANCHES. 833 £ . s. a. £. s. d. Handley,James,Esq. - 10 - Came, MesarB-W. and HAYLE BRANCH. Hams T. Ksq . . - 10 6 (ffotntoall. E. C 1 1 - Hayes, W. & Co. . 1 \ - Carter.Mr.R - B - Cbafrman — Hazlehvitat & Sons, BUDE •Chard, Mr.A - 5 - Rev. Canon HOCKIN, R««or. BRANCH. Corfleld, Mr. W - S - Honorary Secretary- Presidents- •Fox and Co., Messrs. F. SASIEI, B±srxr, Esq. Killcross, Mr. L 6 - Sir T. DYKE ACLAHD, Like, F. A. Esq. ... - 10 6 Bart. Fox, Mrs. Alfred ... 1 1 - Annual Subscriptions. Lightburu.J.W.,Esq. - 5 - Treasurer- Freeman, the Misses - 5 - £. t. d. Linaker & Linaker, Rev. E. HlGHTON. Hosken, Mrs. S 1 - - Bain,D.W.Esq. ... - S - Jenkins, Mr. W - 6 - Bassett, G. L. Esq. . . 2 - - Honorary Secretary — Kimberley, Earl of. 11- Bazeley, Mr. Jas.... - 5 - Mathieson, Messrs.. 11- WILUAM ROWK, Esq. *Lean, Mr. W. H. .. - 10 6 Bolitho, Sons and Co. Messrs t 1 - Moss.T.B. Esq., M.P.I 1 - Annual Subscriptions. Pilkington & Sou, S,. s. d. Burall,Mre.J. H.... 1 1 - Acland, Sir T. D. Potter&Son - 5 - St. Le-van, Lord .... 1 1 - Goldsworthy, Mr. T. - 6 - Raynei, T. Esq. 11- •Tilly.Mr.H. - S - Harvey&Co., Messrs. S - - *Chamier, E. Esq.... - 10 6 "Harvey, F. Haniel, Constable, Mrs. A. . - 10 - •Willmore, Mr. A... - 6 - Williams, Williams *Mills, A. Esq 11- •Harvey.Prank.Esq. 11- AlkaliCi 1 1 - Thynne, F. J. Esq. . 3 - - &Grylls 1 1 - Simpson, Davies, & •Harvey.H. N. Esq. - 10 - Harvey, Wm. Esq... 11- Sons, Messrs.. ..,. 11- Total Sabs. ...£10 I 6 Total Subs.... £20 18 6 Speakman.PhUip.Esq.- 10 6 Hitchens.M.T. Esq. - 5 - Sullivan & Co., Donations. Hockin, G. C. Esq. .11- Donations. Collecting Boxes ... 1 18 1 •Hocfcin, Rev. Canon 1 1 Taylor, S., Esq - 10 6 Clements, Mr. C. F. - 5 - •Hoskeu, Wm. Esq. - 10 - Timmin?, E. Esq.. . - 10 6 Cowie, Mr. C. M.... - 10 - Total £22 17 1 Mudge, James, Esq.. - 10 - Unsworth, Bros., Haigh, Mr. and Mrs. - 5 - Millett, R. 0. Esq., 11- Messrs - 5 - Maule, Hon. Mrs. . . - 5 - Nicholls,Mr. Loam. - 10 - Verdin, Joseph, Esq. 11- Pearse Miss - 10 Pearce, G.B.,Esq. ,. - 6 - Vicars & Co., Messrs. 11- Pool, Capt. F. H - 10 - H.C - 5 Pool, Messrs. J.&F. - 5 • Widnes Alkali Co... 11- FOWEY BRANCH. Pool Mr. P B - 5 - Suras under 5s 11? 6 Praed C Esq 2 2 - President — Rawlings.W.J. Esq. - 10 - Total Subs, ..tXl 14 - Total Dons... 569 JONATHAN KASMIBIOH, Esq. Rodd, Francis R. Esq 1 1 - Total Subs... 10 t 6 Chairman — Contribution Boxes. Rosewarne, E. Esq.. - 10 - £15 S 3 EVELYN W. RASHLEIGH, Esq. St. Aubyn, Rev. H. Manchester Ship Treasurer — Canal (B.C.U.) ABTHCR COODE, Esq. St. Levan, Lord .... 1 1 - Company's Office, The Trevethoe Estate 2 2 - per Mr. Bridge- Honorary Secretary— •TrevitMckand Sons, CADQWITH BRANCH. W. E. tJEACH, Esq. Messrs. J. H. 11- Custom Hwi&ft ... 4 8 - Ghsirman— Honorary Collector — * Vivian, John, Esq. - 10 - Mr. JOSEPH NICHOLLS, Cadg- Mr. A. PATTISON DAVIS. •West, Nichs.J. Esq. - 10 - Total fist 1» 9 with. West, William, Esq. -10 - Annual Subscriptions. Williams, Mr. J. H. - 6 - Honorary Secretary— *AtKnson,Edw.Esq. 1 12 - Rev. J. J. MALLOCK. •Bate, Mr. George . . - 5 - Carlyon, E. Esq 1 1 - Annual Subscriptions. Total Subs. . .30 1-2 6 STOCKPORT Boaden Mr J - 5 - •Carnall, R. Esq. ... - 10 - Cocks, Mrs.C. Lygen, Donations. BRANCH. St. Levan, Lord.... 11- In Memoriam, Vivian, Pendarves, Contribution Boxes. 183 Cb.amnatt— . C. L.C 11- •Ooode, Arthur, Esq. 11- Mr. JAMES LEIGH. Vyvyan.Sir VyeU,Bt.l 1 - Coode,Edward,Esq.. 11- Total £32 2 3 Hon. Secretary — Contribution Boxes .121 •Davis, A. Percy, Mr. WM. LEIOH. Davey, J. Sydney, Esq - 6 - Esq. (Returned •Dingle, Mr. A - B - Annual Subscriptions. Rent forBoatbouse)- 2 - Fortescue, Col 1 - - Brownsword, Mr. *Fowey Harbour Com- Total Subs £4 12 1 LIZARD BRANCH. Burtinshaw, Mr. Jno. - 10 6 *GraIwm,W. J.Esq. - 6 - Donation. Ge&ch, W. Littleton, Leigh, Mr. James ..22- Mallock.Rev. J.J.. - 4 - Chairman— Leigh MT I L . . 1 1 Esq - 5 - Rev. C. S. VYVTAN. Leighi Mr. Wm. ... 1 1 - Marela.vid.Mr. H. A.. 1 1 - Total £4 16 1 Martin, W. Esq 1 1 - MarsJaad.Mr.Herbert 1 1 - H. AFPLETON, Esq., M.B.C.S. Potts, Mr. Edward. . - 10 « Peard,Mrs 1 1 - Robinson, Mr. F. R. 1 1 - •Purcell, Rev. H. N. - 6 - Annual Subscriptions The Ca-t-Metal Mill FALMOUTH *Bashleigh,E.W.Esq. 1 - - Robartes, Lord..,. 10 10 - Co., Messrs 11- BRANCH. •Rashleigh, Jonathan, St. Levan, Lord 1 1 - Weathered.Mr.T.W. (New York) 11- President — Robartes, Lord 1 1 - * Western Morning D. J. JENKINS. Esq. •Rogers, Murry, Esq. - 6 - News,' Proprietors Total £11 11 - Chairman — Stopford - Sackville, of 11- Comm. G. H. 8. BEEP, B.N. Mrs 2 2 •Treffry, C. E. Esq. 11- TotalSubs....£l3 2 - Treasurer — *Treffry,Clunes&Co. - 10 6 W. M. GBYLLS, Esq. •Wreford,W.W.Esq. - 5 - Donations. Honorary Secretary — Collection Boxes ... 1 13 8 JOHN E. DOWNING, jun., Esq. Total Subs.. 21 13 6 Total £14 16 8 , Annual Subscriptions. Aylmer, MaJ.-Gren. OonoKons. 'Henry 1 1 Contribution Boxes . 1 10 8 Basset, G. L..&q.... 3 - - •Broad and Sons, Total ...... £23 4 2 334 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1890. £. 8. d. £. «. d. £. «. d. LOOE BRANCH. •White, J. Esq - 10 6 Jenkyn,Mrs.Caloline - 5 - Donation*. White, Mrs. J - 10 6 Martyn, Mr. S. E. . . 1 1 -Sannders, Latimer President— •Michell, Col 11- H.Esq - 5 -| Sjir WM. TBELAWHY, Bart. £38 8 6 Morrisfe Co., Messrs. - 6 - Contribution Boxes . - 13 - . Chairzzuio— Donations. Pearse, Miss 1 - - Total £28 9 - G. KKRSWILL, Esq. Shuckford. Mrs 1 1 - Pillar Boxes - 6 - •Thomas, Capt. Win. - 5 - Honorary Secretary— Treffry, C. E. Esq... 1 1 - ROBERT THOUAS, Esq. Total £39 1 - Weston, Mr. Fredk.. - 8 - PENZANCE AND Williams, Mrs. W.B.- 6 - Annual Subscriptions Willyams, A. Esq. . . - 10 - SENNEN COVE £. t. a. BRANCH. Allen Misses . - 6 - Willyams, E. B. Esq. 1 - - Andrew, T. H. Esq. - S - MEVAOISSEY Sums under 6s - 2 6 Chairman — •Bawden, Mr.E. ... - 5 - The MATOK. Bishop, Mrs. and BRANCH. £13 11 - (W. F. KOW-B, Esq.) President— Donations. Hon. Treasurer— Baiter, J. F. Esq. .. S - - Jons TBEMATOE, Esq., J.P. Bush, Rev. Canon . . - 10 - Boxes at Life - boat P. MABRAOK, Esq. Campbell, Rev. Ed. . - R - Chairman — Honorary Secretary— Campbell, John, Bsq. - 10 - Capt. WILLIAM BALL. Total *U ir 9 T. H. CORNISH, Esq. Campbell, T. Esq. . . - 10 - Honorary Secretary — •Campbell, Truman, Capt. J. BALL FA BRAN. Annual Subscriptions. Esq - 10 - Backhouse, Mrs. T. . B - Cannier, Henry, Esq. - 10 6 Annual Subscriptions. Bazeley and Son, •Guilds, Borlase, Esq. - 10 6 Coode, Arthur, Esq. - 10 - Messrs. George ... - S - Cnynoweth, Mr - 6 - •Farran, Capt. J. B. - 5 - Bedford, Capt. D. B. Clogg S Esq - 10 - Higman, H. W. Esq. - 10 - PADSTOW BRANCH. B.N - B - Clymo, Mrs. James. - 10 - Mt. Edgcumbe. Lord 3 - - Bennett, W.S. Esq.. - 6 - Coad, J. L. Esq.. ... - 6 - Petherick, George, Chairman— •BodlUy and Sons, Courtney, The Kt. Esq., the late .... - 10 6 C. G. PBTDEADX BBOHE, Esq. Messrs. T. H - 10 - Hon. L., M.P 1 - - •Tremayne, J. Esq.. 2 - - Bolitho, Edw. Esq. . . 1 - - Elliott Miss - 5 Williams, J. C. Esq. 3 - - Honorary Secretary— Bolitho, T. Eobins, W. M. RICHARDS, Esq., J.P. Esq -10 - Bolitho, T. Bedford, Annual Subscription*. Bsq.,M.P - 1« - Barrett, Bev. S. .... - 10 - •Allport, Mr. Sam. . - 10 - Bolitbo, W. Esq., of Gill Dr - 5 - •Bishop, Mr 1 - - Polwithen 1 1 - GlanvilJe, Rev. H. C. - 10 - Bray, Mr. Frank ... - 10 - Borlase, Walter H. •Glencross, Kev. Ed. MULLION BRANCH. Broad, Mr.Arch.J.B. - 10 - Esq - 10 - H - 10 - •Brnne, Prideanx, C. Boyns, Kichd. Esq., Glencross, Rev. Jas. J. SYDNEY DAVEY, Esq., J.P. G Esq 2 - - and Mrs. 1 - - Boyns, Nlchs., Sen- Glubb, A. L. C. Esq. - 6 - Honorary Secretary — Clemow and Son, Urigg, John, Esq.... - 10 - Mr. J. H. SHEPHAED. •Braowell and Sons, Hartnell, — Mrs 10" - Annual Subscriptions. Core, Rev, John .... - 6 - Messrs. R. M - 10 - Hennon, Eev. G. ... - 10 - Benney, Mrs. B.. . . . 1 1 - Hicks, Mr. B - 8 - Davey, J. Sydney, *Griffln,Dr.,K..PaIk. - 6 - Cbenhalls, A., Esq., Esq 11- Gurney, Rev. Golds- St Just - 6 - *Gill, Eev. E. E 10 - Jenkins, Rev. D. . . . - 5 - Head, Mrs - 6 - Guy, Markka - 10 6 Code, T. Esq., Mara- Jenkins, S. W. Esq.. - 10 - Kemptaorne,Mr. J. B.- 10 - Hamilton, Henry, •Jones, Eev, E. D. . - 10 - Robartes, Lord, .... 6 5 - Esq 11- Cornish, J. B - 6 - Kemble, Rer. A. ... 1 1 - •Thomas, Mr.Joseph - B - Hawken, John - 5 - Cornish, Thomae, Esq. - 6 - •Kerswill, Geo. Esq. - 10 - •Thomas, Mr.Fredk. - 6 - •Hennessy, Mr. John - 6 - Corporation of Pen- •Kerswi!!, J. B. Esq. - 10 - Vyvyan, Rev. Sir Hicks, Mr - 10 - Kltson, Rev. J. B... - 10 - Lander, Mr. Henry. - B - •Dale, Wellington, Kitaon, Kev. J. F. . . - 10 - Vyell, Bart 1 - - Lyons, Andrew, Bsq. - 10 - Sams under 6< - 13 6 Lloyd, Mr! J. S. H. . - S -Davy, Messrs. R. V. Marshall, L. Carring- Marley, Mr. Hen. F. - S - and H - B - £10 15 « Martyn, Mr. Henry. - 10 6 Dennis, Jas. Esq. ... - 5 - Marshall, W. N. C. DmMons. Martyn, Mr. 1 1 1 - Dodge, W. H. Esq. . - B - Esq - 10 6 Contribution Boxes Martyn,Mr.S.Symons 11- Field, T.W. Esq. ..- 10 6 Medland, James, Esq. - 5 - Boat House - 11 3 Martyn, Mrs. Anne. - 5 - Gartrell, J. H., Ksq., - B - Norris, Miss - 10 - Martyn, Mr. Thomas 11-Hatherton, Dowager Olver, Mr. Thomas . - 6 - Total £11 6 9 Miller, Mr. S. H. C. - 10 - Lady - 10 - *Poad, Mr. John ... - 6 - Mitchell and Son, Harvey, Mrs. Nichs. - 10 - Pole, Henry, Esq.... 11- Harvey, S - B - •Polkinghorne, ffm. Moleswonh, The •Hedgland, Rev. P., Rev. Viscoant . . 11- MA - 10 - NEWQUAY Molesworth, Lady •Holmau, N. & Sons - 10 - Rendle, C. B. Esq. . . - S - BRANCH. Beatrice. - 10 6 Hora, Mr. A. H 11- Sneyd, George F.Eeq. - 10 - Nilsen, Capt. Bern- Humphreys, Robert - 5 - St. Germans, The Chairman — hard - 8 - tsabeU, KCT. John.. - 10 - EarJof 1 - - Col. W. E. MICIIKLL. •Mr. Win. Quick Jago, the Misses. ... - 5 - St. Germans, The (Sopt. of Customs) - 5 - James, Mr. F. H. . . - 6 - Honorary Secretary — Paynter, Kev. Samuel 11- Tatham, Mrs - 6 - Capt. W. THOMAS. Peter, Mrs 1 - - •James, A. H., of Annual Subscription*. Peter Miss 1 - - *Thomas,Robert,Esq. - 10 - Buckthought, Mr. P. - 5 - •Preston, Kobt. A. B. King T. Esq - 10 - Trelawny, General Buller, Mr. W. B. . - 6 - Esq I 1 - Laity, Mr. Hy., Pen- lago 1 1 - Cardell, T. M. Esq. . - 5 -•Pope, Mr. W. H. . . - 10 - rose - 5 - Trelawny, Sir W.L.S. 11- *Collins, J. B. Esq. .11- Ramsey, Miss Emily 1 - - Laity, Mr. Hy., Tre- •Trembeth, Capt.... - 6 - Cornish Bankiug Co. - 10 6 •Rawle, Capt - B - Triscott,Mrs - 5 - Ennor, Mr. J - fi - •Richards, Mr .W.M. 1 - - Lawrence and Son, Vertue, Mrs I 1 - Hard wick, J> - 5 - Robartes, Lord 1 1 - Hicks Mr W . . , - 10 Sawle, Dowager Lady Lavin, Mr. Chas. ... - 6 - * Walters! Mr. John. - 6 -•Hicks, Mr. G - 10 - Graves ., 11- LeGrice,ChaB.D.'N. •Walters, Capt. John- 5 - •Isaac, Lieut., R.N. 11- Sums under S*. - 8 6 Esq - 10 - West, Kev. J. 0. ... - 10 - James, Miss Ellen.. - 5 - Longhur6t,cheM(sses - 5 - Wheeler, Rev. H.N. - 6 - Jenkin, Mr. Albert . - 6 - £27 11 - Magor, M. Esq. .... - 10 - ANNUAL SUBSCBIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BRANCHES. 835 £. t. d. £. t. d. £. s. d. Major, C. M., of Bolitho, Sons & Co.. 11- *Treffty, R«v. R. H, 1 1 - Boulton, The Rev, Trevan, Dr. F. A., Cumtnlanfo. *Marrack,Phitip,Esq.- 5 - W. H. - 6 - Martyn, Rey. R. J., *Trevan,Dr.M.,R.S., CARLISLE AND St Burian .... - fi - Coode, Ed, Esq. 1 1 - thetete 1 1 - SILLOTH BRANCH. •Mathews, Messrs. W. Do. Second Subscrip- Wharncliffe,Earl... 22- ». and Sons - 10 - tion 1 - - Contribution Boxes . - 11 3 Chairman — MVehen,Mr. A. H... - B - Cotton, H - 5 - The IAATQB of CABIISLR. Milieu, E. L. Esq... - 6 -Dale, Mr. W - 6 - Total ,,,,. £U « 9 Milton, J, P. Esq. . - 10 - Kariey,Wm. Esq... 22- Montgomery, Dr. , , - 5 HiU, F. V. Esq - S - Mr. G. MUSDEU,. NichoIIs, J., Ksq. of Annual Subscripft&n*. B*Ile«n>/ddett .... - 5 - *Lear,E. W. Esq... - 10 - *. i. d. O'Doherty, J, ....,.- 10 - Martyn, Mr. R - 5 - ST. IVES (CORN- Barnes, J. Esq -10 - Olver and Symons, Reed, Mr. J. (J - B - WALL) BRANCH. Binning, S. J. Esq. . 1 - - Rogers, Capt. J. P., •Boyd, Chaa Esq.., - 10 6 Parks, Mr. A. W,,. - B - B.A 1 1 - Treasurer and Honorary Carlisle, Earl of 1 - - Paacoe and Son* *RtmdIe, Dr. ..-10 - Secretary — CJarr and Co. Messrs. 11- Messrs - S - St.Levan, Lord 11- W. f. TBEsmDmt, Esq. *Crabb, Wm. Esq... - 10 6 Pas««, Mr., of Pan! - 5 - St. Anbyn, Rev. St. Annual Subneriptiont. Creignton, R. Esq. . . - 10 - PoIsua.Mr.J - 5 - Ferguson, Root Esq. 1 - - PoolsndSon -10 6 •Simons, J.Esq.... - 6 - Anthony, Mr. M.. D. - S - Fells, Uev. J. A. ... 1 1 - Preston, R. H. Esq. - S - Steeman, Mr. W.... - 5 - Bamfletd, Mr. R. H.. - 10 -•Graham, MT. John. - 10 - Quicfc J. Esq - S - ryvyan, Rev. Sir Harrison, Mrs.W. . . 1 1 - Reeve, Rev. J. A., Vyell, Bt 11- }oase, Edward ...... 6 - Hebert, Rev. C -10 6 St. Just - 10 - Wise, Rev. R. F 1 - - Bolithos&Co.Messrs. 11- Hebert, Rev. S - 10 6 Rogers, the Misses . - 10 - Contribution Boxes Cbellew, Capt. J. ... - 6 - Hope, Mrs. Joseph . - 10 - •Ross, C. C. Esa - 10 6 and sums under 6s. - 12 6 Cowley Earl,, 22- James, Isaac, Esq. . . - 10 - Ross, Major J. J.... - 10 « Dillon, Harrowing & Little, Miss - 10 - Co., Messrs 1 1 - Main, Geo. A. Esq. .11- Sauadry, J. Seonen. - & - Docton and Sons. ... - £ - Maxwell, Mr. Wm. . - 10 - Scobell, Oeo. feq.... 1 1 - *Haia,Edw., & Son, Sanderson, Robiuson - 10 - Searle, Dr., St. Just, - 6 - *Stronach, John 10 6 S., F.S.0 1 1 - Hamlyn, G.S. - S - Sutton, AMreflEsq.. - 10 - St. Levan, Lord 1 1 - PORTHOUSTOCK Johns, Mr. W - 5 - Todd, Rev. H. M., Sylvester, Rey.P.J),, BRANCH. "Jones, Rev. J. B. . . - 10 6 M.A - 10 6 •NichoJls, Dr. J. M, - 5 - Wheatley, J. A. Esq. - 10 6 Thomas, Henry, Esq. - 6 - •President— Permewan, Mr. R. .. - 5 - Sums under 10«..... - 3 6 Thomas, R., St. Jasl - S - WILLIAM TBEVESEH, Esq. Robartes, Lord 11- Toufcte, Uev. John, Chairman— RosewaU,Mr.e.B.,J.P.- 6 - Total £15 11 - St. Batyaa - 10 - EDWD. LEVEKTOS SPRY, Esq. Ross, C.C 1 1 - Tregellea. a. F. Esq. - S - Rowe, MT. James ... - 5 - Tremenheere, H. S. Honorary Secretary — •Staff, Dr., J.P - 6 - donations. Esq .... 1 1 - Mr. E, P. RosKEoas. Stevens, Mr. E. F. . . - S -Carlisle, Lady 11- Tremewm.Mr.N.'T., Annual Kutjscriptinnt. St. Levan, Lord .... 1 1 - M clones. Miles, Esq. 65- *Coad, Mi. Jno -10 - •TresJdder.Mr.W.T. 11- Pierhead Boxes, per 2 10 - •Oren, Mr. J. & - 6 - •Hearln Mr - 5 - rrewhella, W - 6 - Vigurs, Mrs. - 10 - Hunter, Miss E. E. . - 10 - "Tyactee, Rev. R. F. - 10 - TotalOons. .... 8 16 - While, Major Richd. •James, Mr. Wm. ,, - 10 - Vivian, A. Pendarves, Total Subs...., 16 11 - TreveUmi.St. Just- 5 - Esq 11- Sunns ninterSs t g 6 Lory, C. M. Esq. 6 -Waltts, Capt. S - B - £24 1 - Lory, Lieut. John L. - 5 - Total ft« 13 - Lory, Rev. F. A. P.. - 5 - Wicketi, W. C., MKt Kobartes, Lord 2 2 - Co., Messrs - 5 - Donations. *Rostouge,Mr.E. P. - 5 - Benham, T. C. S. . . . - S - MARYPORT Custom House Con- Smedley, Mis* 2 - - BRANCH. tribution Box 2 U - Smelt. Rev. M. A... - 10 - PorthcurnoTelegrapfc Spry,Ed»d.Leverton, Chairman — H. P. SSHHOCSB, Esq., J.P. Pillar Boxes- St. Levan, Lord .... 1 - - Honorary Secretary— Land's End S 2 4 Tremayne, Colonel.. 11- SCILLY ISLANDS Capt. E. B. PBKMCE. Trerenen, Wm. Esq. 11- Gurnards Head. . . 6 11 6 Vy-vyan. ~Rev. Sir BRANCH. Collector — Sl.Micbaei'sMount - 16 8 Vyell -1 1 - Captain Wiu.ii«sos. Promenade ...... 1 15 - Wenn, Rev.T. J. .. - 6 - President— T. A. DoRJUBN-SMTta, Esq. Annual Subsmptioni. Adaison, John, Esq. Life-boat House.. 1 U 9 £12 15 - Chairman— J.P - 5 - W. GLOTAS, Esq. Armstrong, Miss ... - « - Birkby, Mw.O»tle. . 11- Total (tons... 39 17 10 Honorary Secretary — Boofelaes, Mies 11- Total Subs. ..47 13 - Mr. E. J. BwrETT. Brayton Coal Co. ... 1 1 - PORT ISAAC Brown, Capt. W..,. - 6 - £87 10 10 BRANCH. Annual Subscription!. Brown, Mrs - 10 - •Banfield.F - B - Honorary Secretary— •Blnett.E. 3 - 6 - Carr, H. Esq., J.P. . - 6 - W. R. GCY, Esq. •Blnett, J - B - PORTHLEVEN Annual Subtcriptiant. •Borrien-SmitlL, T. A., Catholic Benefit Soc. - 10 6 BRANCH. Bolitho,Foster,Coode Collm, P. de E. Esq. - 10 - & Co., Messrs. .... 1 1 - Dovpthwaite, Mr. ... - 6 - Gtwdnnau — t'onfcscue, Earl 1 - - •Jenkins, S - 5 - Herd Rev W , . . - B - JOBS SIMONS, Esq. *«uy, W. R., Esq.. . - 10 - Hewitson, Mrs - 10 - •Johnson, Mr. Thos, - 6 - Contribution Boxes , - . 4 S Hine, W. Esq,J.P.. 11- Ti« Rev. H. W. COBBY. Old Delahole Slate Total £2 18 3 •Mark,Jos.Esq.,J.P. 11- Annual Subscriptions, Quarry Company . 11- Maryport Co-opera- Robartes, Lord 6 S - Pearse, W. Eaq -10 6 Baddeley, W. C. Esq. 11-Pearse, Miss .... 1 1 - Maryport Hematite Robartes, Lord 1 - - Iron Co... - 10 6 *BicMord-Smith,W,< Rulleston, Rev. W. . - 10 6 •Mason, J. B. Esq... • S - Esq.,M.P 1 1 - StephenB,Robert,£sq. 11- •Pern-ice, Capt. E. B. - 1& - — 336 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1890. £. s. d. £. S. d. £. s. ct. £. «. d- Bitaon, Messrs. J. P. Plant, Dr. Charles.. - 6 - Jbnnson.MissF.C.. 1 - - Ware, Mr. A. B...,. - 6 - Postlethwaite, Wm. Ixrftie. Kev. A.C... - 6 - Whittle, Mr - 5 - •Senhouse, H. P. Esq. Esq. (Sileeroft)... 1 - - Mattel-son. Mr. R. . . - S -Wliiteside Mr - 5 - J.P. 11- Reynolds, Miss - 5 - Mossop, Mr. Jonn , . - & - Wilson and Kitchen - 10 - Sewell, Colonel, J.P. - 6 - Sawrey-Uookson,Mrs, - 5 - Mossop, Miss ..,.,.- 5 - Sums under &s. . . . . - 2 6 Sprot, Mr - 6 - Sladen, A. E, Esq.. . 1 - -Eobley, Mr. John.. - 10 - TaomKusoo, J.fc'sq . - 10 - Sladen, J. M. Esq... - 10 - Senbonse, Miss - 10 - £31-6 Tyson and Hobson, Swan, F. G. E»q - 6 - Smiih. Mr. Tbos - 10 - Messrs 1 1 - Ullock, Mrs - 10 - Turner, W. B. Esq.. 1 - - Donations. Watson, Mr. C. U. B. - 5 -*Vanghan, Cedric, Walker, Mr. John . . - 6 -Contribution Boxes- Wilson, Robert, Esq. 11- Ksq., J.P. - 10 e "Wontetrortb.Rev.J, - 10 6 Globe and Grand . - JO 8 * Williamson, Capt.. - 15 - Walker, W. B. Esq., *Wrigley, Mr. John. - 5 - Custom House ... 1 2 10 Wood, Mrs - 5 - Stuns under 5s, 1319 3 WorscMl, Mrs - 10 - Tots! £13 17 6 Total fS'i U - 8 Annuals at 3s. . 1 4 - 111 Annuals at 2s.6-, Rev. W. C. - 5 - BnrcblSl, Mias 1 - - Fleming, The Misses - 10 - Capt. MANN, Hon. Secretary — 3 Hilton Terrace. Clifton, Rev. C. W. . - 10 - Miss BBYSIKG. Fosdick Mrs . . . . - 6 - Cnrwen, H. F. Esq.. 1 - - Jeffray, Mrs - 5 - ; Honorary Secretary— Dickinson, Miss .... 1 - - Annual Subscriptions. Jolmsoti, Mrs. (The ; Mr. J. U, OIDMELD. Arkwright, Miss H. - 1 - Annual Subscription*. Fisher and Sprott... 2 Id - Ballantyne, Mrs.... - 5 - Just, Miss - *a *Gambles, John.... 11- *Barlow-Massicks,T. Adair, Mr - 6 - Esq.,J.P 11- Machell, Miss...... - 5 - Aiuswonh, Messrs. , - 10 6 *flar(ow - Massicks, Armatmng, Mr. W. J.- 5 -Hodges-Seaton . - 10 - Marshall, Mra> - 5 - Iredale Brothers. ... 1 - - Capt.H - 10 6 Melley, Mrs...... - 5 - Benttact, The Hon. Barratt, Mrs. James - 6 - Moir.Mre. - 5 - Mordy, William.... 1 1 - *Barratt, W. I. Esq., Petty, Miss - 5 - Brackeorldge, Mr. . . - 5 - J.P 6 - Brockbank, Mr. Jas. - 10 - Musgrave, Joseph.. - 5 - Robinson, D. B 1 1 - Satterthw&fte, iirs.& Collis, Mr. Isaac.... - 10 - Coffins, Mr. .... 8 - Scrogbam, Henry . . - 5 - Bownaas, J". T. Esq. - 7 6 N>ale Miss - 4 - Smith, Captain 1 1 - Bryning, Misses A. Starkic, B.CT. H. A.. 1 - - Cousins, Mr - 5 - andM 10 6 Dees, Mr. J. G - 10 - Stanger, Mrs., Kes- 1 Don. at 3s. 6d... - 3 6 Dixon, Mr. T. C. ... - 10 - wick 2 - - Fieldtman, Mr. .... - 10 - Suart, CJ - 5 - side) S - 63 Dons, at 2s. ed. .7176 Thompson, Dr - 5 - •Campbell, Kbv. H. 50 Dons at 2s .... 6 Fisher, Mr. Chas.... 1 1 - Gordon, Jf r. C. D. . . - 6 -Thompson, J. C. ... - 10 - SDons. at Is. 6d.. - 1 6 Thompson, Wm. 203 Dons, at Is 10 3 - Newlands, J.P.... 11- Cross, Viscountess. . - 5 - Small Sams 215 9 •Helton, Mr. J. S. ,.11- Cumming, Mrs. R. L. Howson, Mr. Thos. . - 10 - Thompson.the Misses - 10 - (AmWeside) - S - Total Dons ..35 15 5 Hudson,Mr.,Penrith 1 1 - *I'An8on Dr - 10 - Twentyman, Mr.... 11- Dobson, Mr. John Total Subs. ..39 16 - (Urs-wick) - 5 - Jackson,M!esers.John WUliamson, Messrs. 22- Elletsoa, Misses. ... - 5 - *75 11 5 Fawcett, Dr - 5 - Jackson,MeBprs. Geo. - 6 - Flattely, Mrs. (Hul- Jefferson,Messrs.Hy. 11- Tot&l £23 4 « becfc Cottage ).... ~ 5 - Donations. Grordon-Smita, Mrs.. - 5 - Kenaugh, Messrs. . . - 6 - Leconfleld, Lord.... 11- AFriend - 5 - SEASCALE BRANCH. Contribution Boxes . 3 6 10 Hamilton, Mrs - 5 — Ijindrtw, S. and J. President— Total Dons 3 10 10 Hodbarrow Mining J, S. AIKSWOBTH, Esq. Lonsdale, Lord 6 5 - Company 3 3 - Uunb, Mr. W. W... - W - Total Subs 23 4 « Chairman — Metealf, Mr. T. K. . - 6 - *Irrjng, Rey. John, Capf. J. COLBBAKK. J.P - 5 - Moore & Co., Messrs. - 10 - £26 16 4 Jones, F. M. T. Esq., Treasurer — Murray, Miss - 6 - J.P. - 10 - Mr. JOHK WKIGiET. Mnsgrave, Mr. J. Tt. - 10 - Kennedy, Mre.Myles - 6 - Nelson and Sons, Hon. Secretary — ' Messrs. G - 5 - Kewley, Rev. W. . . - 5 - Capt. JOHK LANDBBJODGH. *f,airrence, W. T. *RoWi)son, Mr. R A. - 10 - Annual Subscriptions. Robinson, Mrs - 5 - Lewthwaite, Wm. *A.ta8Worta,J.S.Esqi.l - - Spencer, Henry& Co. - 10 - Esq., J.P. 11- Barker, Mrs. A 1 - - Sterling, Mr. John.. 22- Lonsdale, Mrs. Woo. - 5 - Barrait,Mrs a - - Thumpsoo, Miss ... 1 1 - Macquhae, Miss.... - S - Brocklebank.Sir T.. 1 - - Waiter an& Peile, Milburn, The Misses - 6 - *Cburchill, J. Esq. .11- — *Myers, Major C. }., "CoVebsulk, Capt. I. . 1 1 - J.P 11- Hutchinson.Mr.lsaac - 5 - Walker, Mrs. K 11- Johnson, Miss 1 - - Walker, Mr. W - S - ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BRANCHES. 337 j £. s. d. £ . e. a. DERBY BRANCH. Nat. Prov. Bank of Jtucley, Sir <3eo. S. . 1 1 - INntH8f>st)m. England, Limited. - 10 - Honorary Secretary— Trarnell, Mr. Frank - 1 S LLANDDULAS T. H. HARKISOK, Esq. Pick, J. P. Esq - 10 - Treffry, Mr. J. T. . . - 10 - BRANCH. Annual Subscriptions. Pinckney, Mrs 1 1 - Turner, Mr. George. - 6 - t. t. a. Pinkett,MTB ... 22- Vellacott.Trapnell & Chairman— Abney, EOT. E, H... 11- *Pulllng, J. Esq.... - 5 - Co - 1 6 B. B. BKSKETS, Esq. Bakewell and Wilson, Eafaret, W. C. Esq.. - 10 6 *Vida\,Re->.B..W. S. - 10 - Robinson, Mrs. - 5 - Vidal, Mrs. E U... - 10 - Honorary Secretary— Bothamley, W. W. Sharland, Mrs - 5 - Vincent & Do»can, Joas DAVIES, Esq - B - Smytfc, Mr. J/olm... - 6 - Messrs - 10 - Bottomley,Geo,&Co. Smyth, John, Esq.. . - 10 - Willett, Capt. 1 - - AwnttAl Subscription*. "Woollen merchts., Snow.Mr.J - 6 - Willett, Rev. C - 5 - £. s. d. Derby - 10 6 Tamlyn, J. Q. Esq. . - 10 6 Wilson,Bros.,Messrs. - 6 - Beckett, Miss - 10 - Cox, S. E. Esq 11- Tamlyn, P. H.JEsq.. - 6 - Sums under os. . , . . 3 17 - DundouaJd, Cuanteas Jurzon, Hon. Mrs. . . 1 1 - of 1 1 - Curzon, N. C. Esq. .11- To!)er, W. H. Esq.. . - 10 - £29 6 6 Finiay, Oscar, Esq.. 2 - - fivans, Henry, Esq.. 11- Frost, Charles, Esq.. 11- Svans, Walter. Esq. 22- *Westacott, Mr. Jno. - 5 - •Hesteetb, K. B. Esq. 5 - - HarriBon.T. H. Esq. 11- Wills Miss - 6 - NOBTBAM ASI> WiSIWAED Jones, Satexnan, Rev. Holden, Rev. J. S. . . I 1 - Sums under 5s, - 12 - Ho. B , 1 1 - King, Jas. F. Esq... 11- Ball, Mrs - 10 - *Kneeshaw LiaptOB, Moody, Miss - S - Total £30 18 - Batbe, Capt. Innes . . - 6 - and Co,, Messrs... 5 - - Newbold, J. W. Esq. - 10 6 Berkley, Mr. W. M. - 5 - Pipon, Hev. J. C.... I - - Newton,C.E. Esq... 11- Blakeney, Mt. R. N. - 10 - Rayo.es & Co. Messrs. 6 - - *61and, Geoerai., .. - 6 - Waiter, A. 0. Esq. BIDEFORO AND APPLEDORE Schwind, C. Esq. ... 1 1 - BRANCH. Carnegie, Mr. C. Total Sabs. £22 H - Smith, Sir Joan .... 1 1 - Strachan ..,,.,. - 10 - Smith, J. S. Esq.... 2 2 - Honorary Secretary — Bvnati&ns. RgGIHALD B. MOUE0WOJSTH, Contribntion boxes . - S 4 Swingler, Alfred, Esq. 1 1 - Carthew, Miss ...... 10 - Esq, Churchward, Bey. D. - 10 - Total £22 11 - Assistant Secretary- Cooke,Mr. Francis T. - 10 - Mr. JOHN FBANCB, H.M. Customs, Appledoie. Dajman, Miss .,...-!« - Annual Suoscripft'OK*. Eustace, Uev. J. M. - 10 6 AptL^5>OfcB. Fuller, Misses - 5 - Cook, Mr, B - S - •Fuller, Sorg.-Gen. . - 5 - Bfbons&fre. •Field, Mr. J. TV... - 10 - Gardiner, Mrs - 10 - Berbssfctu. Haofofi, Mr. W, D.. - 10 6 Garvice Mi C ~ 5 - BARNSTAPLE AND Jones, Mr, E, B. -. . . - 6 -Gordon, Capt 1 - - BRA UNTON Sosset, Rev. I. H.. .. - 10 - BEUPER BRANCH. BRANCH. *BeynoMa, Rev. E. . - 10 - Hake, Mr. F...... 5 - Vice- Patron—- Williams, Mr. Edwt}. - s - Homan, Mr. S. A. . . - 5 - Chairman— The Bight Hon.. The EAM. Sums under 5s 2 is - Hunt, Miss - 5 - H. LOMAS, Esq. FORTESCOB. Jncledon, Miss...... - 10 - £1-6 Treasnrer— Chairman— Jones, Mr. J. - 6 - W. Wnms&Boossis, Esq. W. P. HIKES, Esq. Keir, Mrs. (1888)... - S - BTDETOED. Kelsall, Capt. E.N.. - 10 - Honorary Secretary — Bazeley, H. M. Ksq.. - 5 - Honorary Secretary— CUCDB GOOT.B, Esq. W. P. ADSHEAD, Esq. Davey, Mr. Cbartes. - 10 6 Mackenzie, Col. Bnr- Annual Subscriptiont. Dayman, Mr. A. ... - 10 - Annual Subscription!. Alford, Mrs. Wm... - 5 - Didbam, Capt. B.N. - s - Maunder, Miss1,,,.. - 5 - i.. 1. d. Avery, W. Esq. - 6 - Dowell, Admlial Sir Moffat, Rev. J. Paget - 10 - Aasnead, Mr.W. P.. 1 1 - •Basset, C. H.Esq. . - 10 - WilKam . - 10 ~ Phillips, Mr. E - 5 - Adahead, Mrs.W.P. - 10 « Baylts, J. E. Esq.... - 6 - Drew, Mr. W. - 10 6 Price Mr C - 10 - Adshead, Miss W. P. - 10 6 Bird, J. S. Esq. 11- Farrington, Eev.E.. - 6 - Reynolds, Miss - 6 - Adshead.Mr. G. H.. - S - Brady.Jas. Esq...,. - 10 6 FiervUie, Mr. J. M.. - 5 - Sawer.Mr.T - 10 6 •Brewer, J. Eaq 11- Forrester, Mr. T. B. - 10 - Sibthorpe, Gen -10 - Borkmshaw, Mr. ... - 6 - •Chanter, J. B. Esq. - S - Fox Brothers and Caivert, Mr. 5 - Christie, A. L. Bso... - 6 - Fowler - 6 - Stapledon, Mr. W... - 10 - Crang, John, &q.. . . - 10 - Giddie, Mr. W. JO - Stevens, Rev. C. H. . ~ 5 - Friend, Kev.F. A... - 6 - Crang,Misa '- 6 - Gloag.Mr.M - 6 - Taylor, Mr. George . - 10 - Hanson, Mr. - 10 - Day, ». H. Esq - 5 - Gottwaltz, Mr - 5 - "Dennis, T. J. Esq.. - 10 - *Granvllle, Her. K.. - 10 - Hunter, Mr. J. - 1 6 *Dennl». Edwd. Esq. - 6 - Groves-Cooper, Mr. J. - 10 - Watson, Mr. O. Vf. - 6 - Jackson, Mr. E. G. , - s - Edger, Edward, Esq. - 6 - Sroves-Oooper,Mrs.J.- 10 - Willes, Kev. George - 10 6 Jacoby, Mr. J. A., Edwards, H. J. Keq. - 5 - Heard, Mr. George . - 10 - Winterscale, Col 6 - M.P 11- Fflnch.J.P. Esq.... 10 - Hole, Mr. Chas. Vf. Fletcher, Miss - S - (1888 89) - 6 - Lomas, Mr. H -10 - Fletcher, W. Esq. .,11- Howe & Co., Messrs. - 10 - *Wren, Mr. A. B. .. - 10 - Manlove, Mr. Wm., %b'ort«8CQe,R.l, Hon. Hntchioson, CoL ... 1 - - C.C.., - 10 - Earl 44- James, Mr. E, B. ... - 10 - Pym, Mr. James.... - 5 - Gonld.C. W. S - ft - Kempe, Bev. J. a . . - 10 - 425 14 - Pym,Mr. Joseph... - 5 - Gould, W. Esq., .... - 10 6 Lawrence, Miss , , , . - 5 - Sroedley Bros,,Meesrs.- 10 - Gregory, Mrs. M. A. - 5 - Ivawrence, Mr, S. . . » - 5 - Smedley, Mr. E. ... - 1ft - bfrtbble, Miss -10 - Law, Mr. John.... . - s - TOEErjfGTOSf. Smedley, Mr. John. - 10 - *Guppy, H.C, - S - Narraway, Mr. J.... •* 6 — Bnckland, Rev. S... - 6 - Stone, Mr. S, , , ~ 6 - Haggard, Rev. C.. . . - 10 6 Peard, Mr. 6. 0 - 6 - Dickenson, Mrs - 5 - Stratt, Mr. H., J.P.. 11- Hambllng,J.G. Esq. - 10 - Pine-Comn, Mj-.J.fi. 1 - - Fisher, Mr. « - 6 - Tomlinson, Mr - 6 - Harper, Jos. Esq. . . - 10 -*Poilara, Mr. George - 10 6 (Jlubb, Mr. W - S - Heathcoat, Miss .... - 10 - Poole, Mr. K , . - 10 - Guille, Rev, G. de C. 1 1 - Wheeldon Bros., *Hiern, W. P. Esq.. - 10 - Poole.Miss - 10 - Mallett, Mr. H. 1. . . - 6 - . Messrs .,..- 6 - Joce, Mrs. ..,.,....- 6 - Portsmonth,Conntess 11- Palmer, Rev. C. E. . . - 10 - Wintertxrarne, Mr. . - 6 - [iock Jas. Esq. ... - 10 - Bhuttlewonb,Mts.B. 11- Sums under 5s 4 12 - Mackrell, Miss 11- Rogers, Mr T,, - 10 - Sums under &s fi - 6 Martin, A. Esq - 10 6 Total ...... £18 1 - Martin, Mre.W 11- Kouse, Dr. E. (1»8») - 5 - £8 IT 6 *Morcom, Eev.W.O. - 5 Sandere,Mi. E 11- 338 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1890. £. ». d. £. s. d. £. «. d. £. s. d. ISSTOW AND WESTLEIGH. {toncu&mff. Burton, Mrs - 5 - Tucker, J. T. Esq. . . - 6 - •Chichester, Capt. Barke, H. Esq - 10 - Collins, Miss 13- Varwell, P - 6 - B.N - 5 - Crawford. — Esq. . , 1 - - Cralgie, the Misses 11- Wilcocks and Wil- "Christie, Mr, A. L. Drummond, — Esq. - 10 - Dolman, Mr. F. . . - 10 - cocks, Messrs 1 1 - Douglas. Lady 11- Williams, Mr .... - 5 - Davis, Mrs - 10 - Paton,' — Eaq 1 - - Doxat, Capt. K.N. - 10 - Wilson *Son - 5 - Fraser, Mr. P. H. , . - 5 - Proceeds of concert .812 - Dnntze, Lsdy .... 2 - - Wippell, J. Esq - 6 - Hinchliffe, Colonel . - 5 - Begatta Committee .44- Durham, Rev, Canon - 10 6 Wippell, Mr.C. F... - 10 - Sums unflef 5s 1 19 - Ermen,Mr. G 1 1 - Sums under 5s .... - 2 6 Lang* Rev. D - S - Contribution Boxes. 10 13 1 Ferris, Mr, B. B 10 6 Fiske Mr T .. , - 10 Pinkett, Mr. T. E. . - 6 - TotalDons 26 8 1 Fortescne, Miss .... - S - Sums under Es 210 - Garratt, Miss (the Total Subs...... 9 IS - late) -10 - £« 1 6 £36 3 1 Grace, Mrs. (the late)- 10 6 EXMOUTH BRANCH Tote! Subs. .£74 - - Hamilton, Mrs - 10 - Patron— Jackson, Major 1 1 - Hon. MAKK ROIAE. *Lea,Mr.Thos.,M.P. 3 3 - Chairman — Dmtations 1889. DARTMOUTH Lloyd Miss - 6 - CHARLES PKOTTWOHB, JEsq Allen, Mr. T.W.... 1 - - Marshall, Misa;..... - 5 - Bewrm Mta. Jerome - 6 - BRANCH. Maye, Mr. Tflos. ... 1 1 - Honorary Secretary — Beddy.Col - 5 - *McCa8land, Mr. A. 1 1 - Capt. M. F. MOEESBT, K.N. Boeson, Mr. J - 5 Honorary Secretary— Ma^or HOOKIN. Nosworthy, Mrs. ... - 10 6 Collector- Bradby, Mr. H - 5 - Mr. E. GAUD. Amtaal Subscriptions. *Pike, Mr. John B. . - 6 - Chichester.Mr.Chas. - 10 - Pike, Mrs. W. J.... - 10 6 Annual Svbseriplim*. Citehton, Mrs - 6 - Angel, Mr. W. H... - 5 -Finder, Mrs 1 a - A. M. A - B - mils. Rev. J. H- . . . 1 - - Eaggatt, Mr. G. B. . - 10 _ Abbott, Misses - 6 - rooking, J. Esq.... - 10 6 Somerset, Mr. J. H. - 6 - Acton Miss - 6 - *Fuller, Surg.-Sen.. - * - Buckpitt,Mr.S. E. . - S - Sykes, Sir F., Bart.. 1 - - •Adams, H. C. Esq. - 10 - Gascoigne, Mrs - 5 - Buddicom, Kev. E. S. - 10 - Tozer, Mr. Edgar ,. - 10 6 AlderswelJ Mr . - 6 - Hole, Mr. Alfred R. - 10 - Coliings, G. H. & Co. - W 6 Allen, G. T. Esq.... - 6 - Honld6worth,Mr. H. 1 - - CrossfieM, A-K-Esq. - B - Welch, Mr. T - 10 Kennard, Canon.... - 10 - Daniel, Bev. C. A. . - B - Welsh, Major-Gen.,. - 5 - j&ate "Mr _ 5 _ Edwards, J . U.-Esq. - 6 - Whidborne, Mr.J.S. - 10 6 Murry, Mr. E - 5 - Exell, Kev. J. S 5 - Wiley, Mr. J.W.... - S - Back,F.I>.Esq.B,N. - 6 - Sixon.Mre -10 - Wybrow, Mr...... - 10 6 Peard, Mr. Geo. O. . - 5 - Heyland, Genera! . . - 10 - Sums under &s. .... - 12 - Baldock, Mrs - S - Peers, Mr. J. W.... - 6 - HocMn, Percy, Esq. - B - Bamfleld, Col - 6 - Pidcock, Mr. P. D. . - 5 - £27 18 6 Reynolds, Mrs. J. J. - 5 - Nftwman, Miss - 6 - Baudwen, Mrs...... 5 - Robertson, Mr, G... - 5 - Sftnpsoii,.W. Efcq. . . - 10 6 Donations. Bazalgette, Col. C. .. - 10 - Saiper, Mrs - 10 - St. Autyu, Eer. E. . - 10 - Beaven, The Misses. - 5 - Smith, Mr. J. C. T. . - 10 - Teage, The Misses . - 5 - Pillar and Collecting Belson, Mrs. - 6 - Steel, Mr. P - 10 - Tew, E. Esq - 10 6 Boxes.... 348 Benmore, E. P. Esq. - 6 - Stucley, Sir Geo. S.. 11- We«<«K»tt, Mr. John - 10 - Total £31 13 2 Birch, U.-Col...... 10 - Total £8 16 6 Whvte, Mr. R. Pres- Bond EC - 5 - ^a .., - 6 - Bond, G. V. Esq B - Donation*. Total ttons.-.is 16 - Bradley' W. McKen- Bisley, B. Esq. ... - S - j - 5 - Total Subs. ..74 - - Bisley, E. Esq. ... - B - z e Pavis, A. Esq. ... - 5 - EXETER BRANCH. £31 16 - Bient.Mrs. E - 5 - Massey, W. Esq. . - S - Brown, M.-Gen.,K.A. - 10 - Sums under &$. ... .21? 1 Browning, Mra 11- Contribution Boxes: — The Right Hon. tha EAW, Bryce, J. P. Esq.... 1 - - Of DEVON. .Britannia, H.M.S. -55 Bundock, Miss -JO - Boxes onder 5s. . . - f 3 Honorary Treasurers and Butcher, Mrs - 5 - CLOVELLY BRANCH. Secretaries. *Carr, Rev. C B. ... - 10 - TotalDons... B 4 9 Carter F E .,...- 6 - Chairman— Tola) Saiis. . . 9 16 8 T. BUANDEETB GlBBS, Esq. Chanter, J. J. Koy- F. HAMLYS Esq., J.P. CouBimiT H. EDMOBDS, £15 1 3 En- Chetwynd, Viscoon- Treasurer. Ker. WM. HABBISOH. Annual Subscription. Acland, Sir T. D. Bart., Clerk Rev H - 6 - Honorary Secretary- M.P 1 1 - Cole.E. S. Ksq 1 - - Mr. F. G. ASHBY. Bond, Miss - 10 - Coles, H. J - S - DAWLISH BRANCH. Buckingham,VV.E8q. - 5 - Colley, L. D - ' B - Annual Subscrijstiani. Drake, Mre - S - Cripps. Rev. J. M... - & - Chairman— Scare, J. Esq. 5 S ~ Coming, Major - 6 - THOMAS LEA, Esq., M.P. Green, G - 6 - Camming, Hamilton, 'Cooke, G. E. Esq. .11- Esq - 5 - Treasurer — Holmes, Misses .... - 6 - Dames, A. L. Esq... - 6 - Feeny, P. M., Esq. .11- ALES. McCAStAND, Esq. Junson, J.Esq -10 - Daniel, Major-Gen. .11- "Hamlyu, F. Esq. ..22- Kennaway.Miss A.. 11- •Darke, A. J. Esq. . - 5 - 'Harrison, Rev. Win. Honorary Secretary— Kingdon,D - JO - navies, W. C - « - andMrs 11- J. B. PIKE, Esq. Kingdon.G... - S - Drake, Dr - 5 - Hodgson. Mr - 5 - Drake, Lady Elliot . - 19 - *Smart,B*v.B,.W.J, 1 - - Collector — McGrath, B«v.H.W. 11- Drayton, Rev. P. J. - 10 - Stucley, Lieut.-Col, . 1 - - Mr. HKKRT Fox, R.Jf. Milford Miss - 10 - Dnnlop, W. Esq. ... 1 - - Tucker, T. Pitts,Esq. - 10 - Norman and Pringr, Dunsf'.rd.W.E - B - "Vine Mrs - S - ^nnaMJ .Sfcijcriptictu. Messrs...... 11- Kden, Mrs. C - 6 - Baggbaw, Mrs,F.... - 10 6 Pinder and Tuckwell, Edwards, A. Esq. . . - 6 - Total £9 15 - Barker, Mr. R. P. . . - S - Messrs. - 6 - Knsor, Mrs - 5 - Benthall,Miss - 10 6 Thomas, J.L. Esq. . - 10 - Eyre, George Turner - 10 - ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BRANCHES, 339 £. f. a. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. Fisher Mias ... . . - 6 - Towle, The Misses. . - 5 - Maj-bin, SfissS - B - fSowband Mrs...... - S - Fletcher, A - S - Trail, D. Ksq, - 6 - Maa, E. D. Esq..... 11- Scratton, D. R. Esq. 1 - - Trewman, Dr - 5 - Martin, Kev. R. S - Stockman Bros. .... - 6 - Frazer, Mr. and Mra. - 6 - Turnbul), G. W. Esq. Roberts, Mrs - B - Taylor, Mrs ., 1 - - Freeman, J. Esq. ., - 10 - M.D - S - Smythers, — Esq.,. - 19 - Wall, Miss 11- Freeman, lUcuard.. - W - Turner, G. Esq - 10 - Tuctef.Miss - 5 - Warner, Eev. 6, •Fulford, F. D. Esq. - 6 - Vangdon, Q.C. Esq. - 5 - Tween, A. iisq - S - Townsend \ - ~ Fulford, Rev. J. L.. - 5 - Wall, Sarrett, Esq. . - 10 - Watts, Blake, Bearne, aianville, W". - 5 - W. M. B - 10 - Contribution Boxes: — and Co...,,.,. ... 1 - - 6ordon, J. Esq 1 1 - W. T. B. - 6 - Hotels and Board- Sums under 5s...... 36- Grant, F, W - B - Walker, R. - S - ing Houses.. ..394 Pffiar Contribution Ware, H - B - Parade Box 1318 1 Graves, M. - B - Life-boat House Warren, Misses ... - 5 - Box 2 1 10 Total £U 9 10 Greswelt, Mrs - 10 - Webber, A, B - 6 - Sums under 5s 10 7 - Webber Miss - B - Hamilton, A. K. Esq, 6 - - Webster, Mias.... - « - Total Dons. ...,38 18 9 Hamlyn, Mrs. Cal- Whttehead, S. H... I - - Total Subs. ....18 12 - Contribution Boxes 1 1« 2 PORT OF Hwtacote, O.D. ... - 6 - Sums under 5s. . . . , 18 14 - £B4 10 8 PLYMOUTH Hetalei, Mias - 5 - BRANCH. Hicks,Mrs. -10 - Total £94 19 Z Hill, J. T - 5 - Hodgson, Dr. Cook E.- 5 - ADiirau H. D. HioKtET. Holman and Sons . 2 - - LYNMOUTH Treasurer — Howard, Rev. W. W. - 6 ~ ILFRACOMBE BRANCH. JOHS Cr/HMIHQ, Jameson, Insp. Gen. AND MORTHOE Honorary Secretary— Honorary Secretary — A. M. D - 10 - BRANCH. Rev. A. B~ HOCKLET. JAMES ROONET. Jameson, Miss L. R. - 10 — Afmual Subscriptions, Jfthastone, Miss .... - 6 • Chairman— Annual Subiariftiant. Jones, Winstow, Esq. 11- H. O. THoaoij>, Esq. Adams, B. - S - Kensington, Mrs.... - 6 - Ayre, Rev. H. E.... - B - Adams, dark, and Treasurer — Landon, H.W.L.Esq. - 10 - Capt. J. C. DESSIS. Alger, W. H -10 6 B. (W.E.) - B - Allen & Sons, John.. - 10 - •Lsngley, John, Esq. - ID - Honorary Secretary — *Crook,Mr - la 6 Langton, C. Esq. ... - B - Ash, A ,,-10 6 Law, Mrs - 5 - WILLIAM COLE, Esq. Haywood.Dr - 5 - >>.«il- at England ... 1 - - Leach, Miss - 10 6 Annual Subscriptions, *Banfc9, I>. & Co 10 - Lee, Miss. - 6 - Baker, G. Esq - 10 - *Eeywood', Mr - 10 « Barker, S. & Sons .. - s - Blandy.Mrs. 11- "Hocktey, Rev.A.R. - 10 - Barrett, G. R - 6 - Lewis, A. G. Esq, . . - 5 -•Copner, C. J, Esq.. ~ 6 - •Bayly, Robert, J.P. 11- Corrtis, Miss - B - Jones Brothers .... - 10 6 Bellamy, J. A...... - 10 - Lethbridge, W. Esq. 11- *Darbyshire, C. Esq., Lloyd, Col - 5 - J.P 1 Leeds, Capt. - 5 - 8ew», Rsv.T. A. .. 1 1 - Long, Jas. Esq - 10 - »Deanis, J. C. Esq.. - 6 - Bootds, C. C. - 10 - Long, Mrs TL 1 - Draper, Mrs - 5 - Bourne, James, Mrs. 1 - - Lnnn, Miss - 5 - Faber, Miss - S - Bragg, Miss M 1 - - Foquett, H. R. Esq. - 10 - Roberts,M.t .-10 - Macaulay.TheMisses - S - Foster, G. H. Esq. . . - 10 -Roe, Mrs. Lock - 8 - Brown, Wills, and Gardner, H. J. Esq. 11- Waiter, Colonel.... - 10 - *Mooramn,Adml.B. - 10 - ««ardnw, H. M. Esq. - 5 -SumsoaderSs - 11 « Braford, J - 6 - Moorman, Mrs. .... - B - Gilbert, W. Raleigh, Bnrnard, R - 10 6 Moss, H.C. Esq. ... 1 - - Esq. ,.- 5 - Total ffl 13 - Butt and Vosper ... - s - Naper, Colonel. .... - 10 - Gilbertson, E. Esq. . - 6 - Ord, E, - 10 - Goodwyn, A. M, Ksq. - 10 - Donations. CJarfc, W. A - 10 6 Heginbottom, Mra. . - 10 - Coates and Co., Dis- Pita, Mr. and Mrs. Contribution Boxes . 1 13 6 tillery 1 i Martin, Miss A - 10 6 Collier Brothers. ... 11- Palfrey, C. E - 5 - Maule, G. N. Esq., Total Dons. ...6 11 - Crovrtner, Mrs. - 6 - Pattrick, the Misses. - S - J P 11- Total Subs — 7 13 - Cuddeford, T - 10 - Peck, P. W. B. - S - Mello, Miss Charlotte 2 - - Curgenyen, Mugford, aWsh, J. G. Esq., £14 10 - and KendaU - Id - JP - 10 •Derry and Co. Wtn. - 10 - Peters, W. H. Esq... - 10 - Roberts, T. Esq. . , . .- 10 - Devon and Cornwall Phear, Sir John .... 11- Sanderson, Capt. ... - B - Banting Co. Ld... 11- Pigott, Mrs - S - Shaw, Rev. W. H.,. - 5 - Kdgcumhe, Mount, Simmons, W. Esq. . - 5 ~ NEWTON ABBOT Karl of...... 1 I - *etett$oVm,C. Esq. . 1 - - Edmonds, R. G - 10 - Pttiosll, Rev.W.H.D. - S - Stephens, Admiral . - 5 - BRANCH. Elworthy, Cortis, and Quieke, Mra. Nut- Stewart, Mrs. L,. 8. . - S - Honorary Secretary- "Thorold, H. O. Esq. - S - Mr. R. L. LLOTD. B, B.P - 6 - Welch, T. Esq - B - Fowler Mrs...... 1 - - Ravenscroft, Mr. and Wiagrave, Mrs -10 - Collector- •Fox, Eliot, and Co.. - 10 - Mrs - B - Mr. J. B. ToMBKim Rivett-Carnac,C.Esq. - B - Sums under 5s. 2 13 6 *Foi, Sons, and Co. . - 10 - Roberts, W. D. Esq. - 6 - Annual Subscription!. Gas Co., Plymouth,. 22- Robertson, Misses , . - 6 - Baker Miss - 6 - Ofibbs & Co., Messrs. fiocofort, Com., R.N. - 5 - Baker, R. H. M. Esq. - 10 - J. 11- Suite, Hon. Mark... 1 B - Bearoe, Mr.J. S.... - 6 - Gidley.G - 6 - Bass, Mrs. R - 6 - tianaiiant.. Bradriee, Mrs...... fi - Goldsmith, J.P. .... 11- 8»lter, J 5 *Ad&ms, G. Esq 6 - Brown, Mt.C.J.J.. - 5 - Gottidiug, F. H -10 -• Bfcyce S J - 5 - Barnett, C. G. Esq. . - B - ttreenway, John.... - 19 - Botcher, L. G., Ea(). - 5 - Devon and Courtenay Harris and Congdon. - 10 - BuMant, F. Esq 10 8 Cowle.y, E. H.A.Esq.- B - HaycroftandPethick - 10 - 8im,W. C. Esq 1 - - Day, Mrs. - fi - Hearder, W...... 5 - Southett, E. Esq 1 1 - Dickenson,C H.Esq. Harris, Rey. S. G. . . - B -Heywood, Henry T.. - 10 - j.p , _ 6 _ *Hickley,Adml.H.D. 1 - - States, Major-Sen. . - S - Goodwin, A. Esq. ... - fi ~ Hill, General ...... - 10 - HicksandCo -10 6 TJwcfcer, it.-Col.... - B - Hayward, S. Ksq. . . - 6 - Jones, Mrs. Owen . . - 10 - Hodge, W. & Co 1 - - TioniM, W. O - 6 - Laagdon, J Mrs. ... - 5 - Holmes, Mrs. A. E.. - 10 - Tottenham, E. Esq.. - 10 - Kendeii & Symons . - B - Hubbard, G , - 10 - 340 THE LITE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1890. £. s. d. £ : s. d. £. s. d. Hurrell and Co. - 6 - Collecting Boxes 897 TORBAY BRANCH. Sums under 5s - 2 6 *Whitaker, W. J. D. Jackman, William.. - S - James and Sons, E. 2 2 - Total Dons 23 1 i *WoodrooSe,C. Esq. - B - The Rt.Hon. LOKB CfltrHSTOM. James and Bosewall - 10 - TotalSuba 74 9 9 Wright, Jas. Esq. . . - B - Honorary Secretary Joll, W. - 10 - Sums under Bs...... 376 Keen, Edmund' - 6 - £97 11 1 King, Mrs. James . . - 10 - £23 12 - AF.FHED KENDBICK, Esq. Lethbriage J - 6 Annual Subscriptions. Donation*. £. s. d. *Margary, P. J 1 - - Contribution Boxes. 3 10 9 Churston, Lord...,. 1 - - Baker, Mr. N - 10 - Matthews, Henry... - 10 - Total...... £27 2 9 Broomhead, Miss . . - 5 - Matthews, J.W - 5 - SALCOWIBE & HOPE Clark, Mrs. Percy . . - 10 - COVE BRANCH. ElrtaKton, Kev. R. Melhuiah, Mrs. - 6 - B. F. - 5 - Honorary Secretary- Gladstone, Mr.W.H. - 10 - *Morrish, F. A - 6 - Lieut. HEBBEST, B.N. TEIGNMOUTH Grant, Mrs. W - 10 - BRANCH. Hall, Mrs - 5 - Nathan, Jacob (Trna- Annual tfuosertptfwTW. Hogg, The Misses. . - 10 - *Bennetts, Major ... 1 1 - Chairman— •Kendrick, A - 5 - WavalBauk 11- Browne, Eev. W. Capt. MITCHELL. •Lakeman, Mr. T... ~ 10 - Norrington, Charles, an4 Co 1 1 - Cubitt, Wm. Esq. . . 6 - - Treasurer and Hon. Sec. — Poland, Rev. F - B - Page, Keen, and Page '- 10 - Douglas, Rev. W, P- - 10 - W. J: BUSDEN, Esq. Robertson, Colonel . . - 10 - Parkaoose, S.,&Sons - 6 - Horrell, John S. Esq. - 10 6 Annual Sutavript-umt. Sloggett, Mr. W. B. - S - Ibert, Rev. P. A. ... 1 - -Alcock, — Esq. 10 - Symons, Mr. B - B - P«vm, F 11- "Kelly.Rev.MaMand 1 - - Synge, Sir E - 5 - MiUlmay.F. B.Esq., iUfcins, Mrs - 10 - M.P 2 - - Bower, J. B. Esq.... - 10 - Turner, Major H. . . - 10 - Petterbridge, A. R.. - 10 - Seaton, W. S. Esq ... - 10 6 Brown, Lewis, Major, Pethick, J - 10 - Turner, Misses 1 - - Twynam, Colonel . . - 5 - *PhilIips, Prank ... - 10 - Twysden, Capt. B.N. 1 - - •Burnett, C.W - B - *Upbam, Mr.J.W. - 6 - Picken and Co - 10 - Contribution Boxes . -45 Carpenter, 0. F. . . - 5 -Umacke, Capt. H. T. - 6 - Pitts, Son, and King - B - Cartwright, Bev. A. - 5 - Popham, Eadford, & Total £14 6 5 Chandless, Mr.J... 11- Co - 10 - Total £16 8 » Prance.Dr - 10 - *Collin8, C. E. . . . 11- *Raaior4,Ca,pt.Thos. - 10 - Dawson, C. A. Esq - 5 - DunsterviUe, Gen. - 5 - Rew, G.Q. - 10 - S1DMOUTH Ermen, Misa 1 - - TORQUAY BRANCH. *Flemmich, J. F. . 3 10 - Roofcer, Miss - 10 - BRANCH. President — •Rooney, J - 10 - R. S. S. CAKI, Esq. *Koseveare, E - 10 - Chairman— The Rev. H. G. 1. Cunasms, Vice-President — > Eowse, W. and Co.. - 10 6 Guerin, Colonel .... - 6 - E. MALI.OCK, Esq., M.P. Bundle, G. H. E.... - 6 - Vicar. Halford, Mrs - B - Bundle, Rogers, and Honorary Secretary— Chairman — Brook 11- W". J. D. WatTAKEB, Esq. Huddleston, Mrs.. .. - 10 - J. KITSOK, Esq. St. Anbyn, Sir J. ... 11- *Hutchings,Mr.T.W.- 10 - Scott, Miss - B - Hon. Secretary — Atmval Subacriptiont. Hntcnins, Eev. H. . - 10 - Mr. J. G. NEVIN. Snelly, John - B - Allen, Mrs. J 1 - - Johnson, Dr. G. H. . - B - Balfour, J. E. H. Jordan, W. K. H.... - 6 - Assistant-Secretary and Steiraon KO.O. Son ... - 5 - *Kersteman, Capt. Collector- Skardon, Mrs. W. .. - 6 - Esq 22- Mr. H. G. COVE. Spirrow, B., and Co. 11- Baugb, Rev. W. J . . - 5 - Cave Miss M - 10 - Langley, Miss 1 1 - Annual Swbseription*. Spooner and Co. .... 1 1 -*CIement8, BCT. H, Lucas, Col. H. F. E.. - 10 - Ainslie, W. Esq 1 1 - Stanbury, F. R - 6 - 0} I 11- Mainwaring, General - 10 6 AinswojtU, Miss ... — 5 - Steadman and Co.... - 10 6 Clements, Miss - 30 - Marsh-Dunn, Mrs. *Airy, Kev. B. R. . . - 6 - Stephens.Robert. . . . - 10 -Coolson Bros. Messrs. - 5 - Marsh - B - Stoll, Mrs 1 - - Cowan, B. Esq - 10 - Metcalfe, Kev. J.... - 6 - Baillie, Mrs. A - S - Tanner, C. P. - 10 - Darnell, Cot. .... - 5 - *Mitchell, Capt - 5 - Baldwin Miss - 6 - Ferguson, Mra - 6 - Oliver.Sfrs - 10 - Bright, J. Esq 1 - - Treleaven.G. F..... - S - Flood, Misa - 6 - Paul, A. G - 10 - Beat(ie,Mrs - 5 - *Floya,W.M.Esq... 1 - - Beazley, Mrs - s - Watt, 0. and' Co - 5 - Gray.Mrs - 10 - Kichards, Miss - 10 - Beckett, The late Gwtteres, Mra ., - 5 - SandercocS, T. B. . . - 5 - Mrs. Stain forth... - 30 - Weary J -10 - Harrison, Miss - 10 - Saundere, J. B, Esq. - 5 - Benbow, V. Esq - 6 - Webber, John - 10 - Hun, Miss VO - " The Mysterious Mary Windsor ... - 5 - M.jendie.Rev. H.W. - B - Coates Dr W . 11- Malta*. R.Esq.,M.P. 1 1 - OSenory at All Cole, Ralph, Esq.... 1 - - Mann, C. N. bisq. .. - S - Saints', Babba- Collett, C. Esq.. ... - 10 - Manning, Mrs. ...,.- 5 - combe 1 18 11 Dotsetsbm. Box at Imperial Hotel- 2 6 Cox, Maj.-Gen -10 - Martyn, Mrs - 6 ~ Box at Boat House . - 1 - BRIDPORT Croker, E. J. Esq. . . 1 - - DISTRICT Croydon, E. Esq.... - 5 - Mills R. Ksq . ... - 10 Total Dons. 336 Cutter, Mrs - 5 - *Milne, Comdr - 6 - Total Subs 105 14 6 BRANCH. Cubitt, Mks - 10 - Mould, Rev. J.G... - M> - President— Dale, Mrs - 5 ~ Myers, Mrs 1 1 - i'198 17 11 W. COLFOX., Ssq. De Caftro, Mrs. - 6 - Newnhiim, Mrs - S - De Montmorency, OldHeld, Mrs - 6 - Secretary and Collector— Lady - 5 - Orfeur, H. Esq - 10 6 Mr. J. H. EWBNS. Dennietoun, Miss... - 5 - Ormeroil,Mrs.& Miss - 1 6 Annual SutxcriptiMU. Parbatu & Son - 5 - WESTERN COUN- £ s. d. Drew, R. W. Esq . . - 10 Parker, C. E. Ksq... 1 1 - Carpenter, Rev. R. L. - B - Drinkwater. P.B.Esq. 1 - - Perks, B. teq - « - TIES CENTRAL Collox, Mrs 1 - - Earle, G. W. Ksq... 5 - Perrens, W. H. Esq. - 10 - BRANCH. Colfox, W 1 Erskine, H. H. Esq. . - 5 -Petty, G. Esq - & Erskine, Miss - 5 - Phillips, Miss J S. . 1 - - President— Erskine, The late Phillipps, Mrs. i eigh - » - The Right Hon. the EARL OF Ewens and Turner . - 5 - Lady 11- Porter, Miss I - DEVON. Gundry, F. W - 6 - Fordyce, Mrs. Chaa. - 5 - Prickard, Mrs - 6 - Honorary Treasurer — Gundry, J. P. F 1 - - France, Mre...... - 10 - Proctor, W. Esq - » - T. BKANDRETH GIBBS, Esq. HounBell,H.E.CLim.) - 6 - Frost, Robert, Esq. . 1 - - Reaae, W. J. Esq... - 10 - Gamble, Miss -10 - Richmond, Kev. Annual Subscriptions. Ho«csell,R - B - Gamble, Mrs 2 - - W. A. - 5 - Kniglit, Rev. 1 - - Hoonsell W - 10 - George, F. Esq 1 - - Ridley, Col - B - Keddle, Rev. S. S. .. - B - Ringrose-lon, Mrs. . ~- 6 - Knight W - 5 - Gibson, Mre 1 1 - Robertson, Mrs. Simcoe, Capt.,R.N. . 2 2 - Glossop, Mrs 2 - - (HazJewood) ... . - 10 - Goocli, Miss - 10 - Robertson, Mrs..... 1 - - Total. £4 12 ~ Montagu, J. M. P.. . - 5 - Goodfellow, General. - 5 - Kossall, J. H. Esq. . - 10 - Rendallfc Coombs.. - B - GouW, Miss -10 - RowlandsRev.W.E. 22- Grant, Mfss -10 - ttutherford, Rev. H. - B - Donations. SuttiU J P - & - Gregor, MissG. M... 1 10 - *SaJmoosoii,B.C.Esq. 1 1 - Contribution boxes Tucker, Henry - 6 - Hall, The late Mrs. Schuster, Mrs - 10 - Tucker, R. Jnn. . . . - B - C. R - 10 - Schuster, Mrs. Leo . - 10 - Ditto on L. & S. W. Halliburton, Mrs. . . - B - SeaVy, Mrs. W - 6 - Hanbury, S. Ksq ... 1 i - Sermon, Edwd - & - Ditto on Somerset & Total £9 16 - Hamilton, Mrs - 10 6 Serocold, G. Pearce. Dorset Railway. .. 228 Hammick, Lady ... - 5 - Esq. - 5 - Ditto on Great East- Hamp-hire, Rev. Shapley & Austin, ern . - 19 4 Ditto on South Devon Hardie, Major. - 5 - Skene-C' aig, Mrs. . . - 5 - ISLE OF PURBECK Hargreaves, Colonel Slade &Sons, Messrs. - 10 - Lowe, Miss E . . . . - 10 - BRANCH. Smith, MissE. H... - S - Wllar boxes, &c. ... S 19 2 Heawood, Mr. and Snelgrove", J. Ksq. . . 1 1 - Clarence Hotel, President — Miss - 6 - Squire, W. Esq - 10 - The Right Hon. Henry, Colonel - 10 - Sparke, Morton, Esq. - 10 - The EARL OF ELDOS, "Hewett, Rev. J 10 - Stewart, N. B. Esq. 1 - - Vice-President— Hildyard, T, B. T. Stonesireet, F. Esq. 1 - - Total Itons. 20 2 8 Lieut-Col, MANSBL. Esq - 5 - Sullivan, Mrs t - 5 - Hinde, Mrs - 6 - Thompson, Mrs J - - Total Sabs 4 12 - Honorary Secretary — Hinshelwood, G. F. Thornton, Cinon ... - 5 - SEOKGB JL Bono, Esq., M.P. Tucker, Capt. W. 4.24 14 8 Hockin, Admiral... 11- Fane - $ - AvmwjiL Sutacriftiont. Houldswonh.H.teq. 1 - - Tulloch Mrs - 10 - •Earl of Eldon 10 - - Huxley, J.TJ. Esq. . - 10 6 Turnbull, Col - B - Bankes, Albert, Esq. 11- Irc-Thurn, Mre - 5 - Turubull, Miss - 10 - *Bankes, Rev. Canon 1 - - Ingharu, Mrs...... ~ In - Vivian, Mrs. W. - 5 - YEALM RIVER Best, Mr.J. B. C - * - Jamieson, F, Esq . . - 6 - Walker, Miss - 1« - BRANCH. Bond, George H.Es. d. Willun, Frank, Esq., Chiltou, Tbos. Esq. . - 5 - Tilly, Mrs. 1 1 - J.P 1 - - ®urbam. Claz^y, J. 0. Esq. , , - 6 - Tone, Miss 11- Withers, — , Esq. ,. - 10 - Colling, Rev. J - 6 - Other Sums 5 9 - DURHAM BRANCH. Corbett, V. W. Esq.. - B - £38 11 - Conceit, Net Pro- Ditchfteld, S. J. Esq. - 5 - ceeds 2 11 1 President— •Eminson, J. B. Esq. - 10 6 />onaft'ons. Pillar Boxes 1 3 3 Contribution Boxes. - 9 2 Lambert Brothers . * 2 2 - Honorary Secretary — Total .....*39 - 2 Total Done 19 18 4 Rev. Canon FIRTH, M.A. Lough, W. Esq - B - Total Subs 12 7 - North Hetton Coal Annual Subscriptions. £32 5 4 £. 1. a. Scott, Rev. Canon. . . - 5 - Statiam Chemical SUNDERLAND Cooper, Rev. V^. K. . - 10 6 Works Co 22- BRANCH. Durham, the Dean of 2 - - Shertdan. W. Esq... - ifl - Durham, the late Smith, T. and W., Chairman — WEYMOUTH Lord Bishop of ... 2 2 - Colonel REED, J.P. BRANCH. *Kdwards, B. 1). hsq. - 10 6 The South Hetton Honorary Secretary Fereus, Robinson, Coal Company. ... 2 2 - and Treasurer — Patron— Esqf I l _ Tbonnan, Root. Esq. - 10 6 Capt. TBOS. PEACOCK. The Bight Hon. the EARL Fowler, James -m 6 Warham, William.. - B - OF STKAFFOBD. Fowler, Rev. 1. T... 11- Woods&Co,, Messrs. 1 1 Collector — Fox, Rev. H.E 11- Wright, H. B. Esq., - 10 - Major H. SLADDKS. Greenwell, Canon... - 10 6 Annual Subscriptions. The Right Hon. Loan Hays, The Hisses . . - 10 6 Total...... £19 9 - ASHLEY. Adamson, John, Esq. - 10 - 'Henderson, Arthur, Allison, J. J. and W. Honorary Secretary— Esq -lo 6 Mr. HENICS* WASHES. Herschell, Lord .... 2 a - Conation*. Armstrong, Addlson Annual tfubtscriptvau. Laidler, James, Esq. - 10 6 OoJlficted from ships. & Co., Messrs 1 1 - Ornsby, J. A. Esq.. - 6 - i.c 1-1 Austin, S. P. & Son, Bayley, E. Esq. J.P.. I I ~ Ridley, Mi&s - S *Benne t, H. K. Esq. - 5 - Collecting Boxes — *RowIandson, Col, . . - 10 6 ti,8. Garron Tmoer - ft 4Backhouse and Co., •Cfltmmo, Capt - 10 - Thompson, T. C. s.s. Sanest Qaeen 1-6 Devenish and Co., Esq., M.P 3 3 _ Messrs. J. A - 10 « 8.S. Lady Aline. . - 11 - Bartram & Haawell, Wilson, J. «. Esq. S.&. Longnewton.. - 16 9 Me>si s 1 1 Eliot, &. Co. Messrs. . 1 1 (1888-9) 11- s.s. Mount Stewart 1 14 4 •Eliot, George, Esq. . - 10 6 *Barwick, J. S. Esq. 7 11 - Ford, Mr. J - & - s.s. Seaham ffar- Rtiun, Mrs. , - 6 - Uroves, T. B. E«f.... - * - s s. Vane Tempest. - 6 6 Goodden, H. C. Esq. - 6 - Booth, G. R. Esq.J.P.- 10 « Groves, ,7. .Esq 5 - s.s. WynyardPark - 17 - Bramwell and Co., Other Boxes - 1 4 Messrs 11- Hopkins, B. Esq.,., - 6 - HARTLEPOOL Briggs, Wm. & Sons, Howard. Sir Rich. . . - 6 - Total Dons 14 3 4 Messrs - 10 8 Ljnes, Rev. J. ..,..- & - BRANCH. TotalSubs 19 9 - Brodfrick.J.W.Esq. - 6 - Honorary Secretary — Bulman and Dixon, Pigon, Miss - 6 - ' S. HRRBEOT Bsui, Eeq. *Pretor, Capt - 6 - Clark, Hei.ry, Esq... 11- Simpson, Dr - K - Assistant Hon. Secretary— Cravt- n and Speeding, •Speke, H. Esq - 5 - ALVBBD BKLK. Davison, R. G. Esq., - 5 - Steward, Col - 10 6 Annual Mubscriptiont. SEATON CAREW Thomas, Capt. M., Dicken^on, J.Esq.., - 10 t *Burdon, Rev. J.,.. S 3 - BRANCH. Durham, Right Hon. R.N 3 - - Coverdale, B. H Esq. 11- Wi-lsford, tf, K. fen. - S - Hartlepoot Port and Coalman — Doxferd.Wm.&Sons 11- Williams, Messrs R. Harbour Cumuiis- T. HABET TILLI, Esq. and H. and Co. ... 1 I - EUiott, rhoinas, and Treasurer- Nielsi,n,C. Ksq 11- Jons BA.KKWKLL, Esq. Fairiey, T. W.andC. Efchardson, Tbos. Fenwii;k,Arthur,Ksq. Ropner, Major 1 1 - Rev. JOHN LATTSON, M.A. J.P 11- D&natinnt. Withy, Edward & Co. 1 1 - Annual Subscription*. Fenwick.Eobt.iCo,, Aquila p.s., Capt. EWott, The Earl of.. 5 - - Feuvre 2 9 8 Total Subs £15 15 - Backbonse, Mrs. A.. 1 1 - Gayuer, ft. H.Esq... 11- Cj/9«»s p.s., Capt. Backhouse, Mrs. Ed. 1 1 - Gordon, K. and Co., Eenouf 1 3 6 Uonatuma. * Backhouse, Edmund, Bmpr-ss p.s., dipt. Voluntary co/itribu* Esq 2 2 - Graham and Ship- tious from ship- *B»k*we\l,John,Esq. 11- JfojHH-cA p.s., Capt. Boyne, Viscount.... 33- arimshaw and Sons, Chapman, Lady .... 2 2 - Premier p.s., Capt. Total.. ..,.£48 7 10 *C'l«rke,Seorge, Ksq. - - Harrison, A. Esq ... - 5 - Dale, Mavid, Esq. .. 1 - Harrison, W. B. E»q. - 10 6 Victoria p.s., Capt. Davidson,' 'has. Esq. 1 - Hill, J. G. Esq - 10 6 Beale 5 11 4 Fawctis, Henry, J5sq. 1 - Hopper, W. B.Esq.. - 6 - Box. per Mr. Fowler - 10 7 SEAHAM BRANCH. *(iarb«tt, E.W.Esq. 1 - *Hovan, James, Esq., Portland Hwy. Bux, Gladstone, Arthur, J.P - 10 - Mr. Jeans. ...,...- B 8 President— Kish, Thos. Esq. ... - 10 - Weymouth By. Box - 10 4 The Most Noble Hodgkin.J. B.Esq.. 1 1 - Laing, James, Esq., ,PillarBox 149 The MA&UUIS OF UISDOS- J.P. 11- :Boyal Hotel Box... - 4 8 BSEar, K.G. Hulton, W.E.. F.... 11- Laing aud Co. Messrs. - 5 - !Mr. Fmlayson ..... 1 - - Chairman- ingilby, Lady Am- Lambton and Co., Rev. A. BKTHUNB. TotalDons. ... 14 12 3 *Lawson, Rev. John 22- •Lilbarn, Charles Total Subs. ... 13 5 - Honorary Secretary — »Lohaen, Jacob, Esq. 11- Esq., J.P - 10 6 WILUAU WABUAU. M'lntire, Rev. T.... 11- *Lamsdon,Byer8,and £27 17 3 Annual Sutoffriptiont. Michell, John, Esq.. 1 1 - Co.Messra 1 1 - *LondonQerry, Tte •Moansey.E. B.Esq. 11- Morton, H. T. Esq., Marquis of, K.G. .33- J.P - 10 6 Berkeley, J. H. Esq. • 5 - *Simpson, HigBOU, Mounsey, Misses... - 10 - •dethune. Rev. A... - 10 - Koq. 11- Newbiggin, E. J.Esq.- 5 - Brydon, K. Esq - 5 - Smith, Wm. Esq.... 11- Nisbett, T. T. Esq.. - 10 6 Candlish, J. J. Esq. - 10 - *TUly, T.Harry Esq. 1 1 - Oliver, R. Ksq - 10 6 — 344 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1890. £ «. A. £. I. a. £. «. d. Paris, W. H.. Esq... - 6 - Jones, Geo, Esq 11- Garland, K. W. Esq. 22- Pemberton.R. UEsq., Lauder, Robt. & Co., ©SSEX. •Uroom, W. Esq. . . l 1 - J.P 1 Harwich Vacht Club 22- Pinkney, II. G. and *Jlaclean, Doughty CUACTON-ON-SEA Jervis, H.J.W.Esq. 1 1 - Sons, Messrs 1 1 - & Co., Messrs 1 1 - BRANCH. Mareden. Cauon 1 1 - Parsons" & Lintoa, Merryweather, J. Presiaentr— 'Murray, Mr. W.... - 10 6 and Co. Messrs. .. - 10 6 Sir JOHN H. JOHNSON. Pattrick, J. R. Esq.. 1 1 - Niison, V. & Co 5 - Self Mr. J - 10 6 Pease and Partners, Chairman — *Vaux J H K,sq . 1 1 Potts. R. H. Esq., Messrs 1 1 - JAMES HAKMAN, Esq. •War.l, A. J. H. f.sq. 1 1 - J.P 1 1 - *Pyman, Geo. Esq, . 1 1 - Honorary Secretary — Pumphrey.T. E. Esq. - 10 6 Rickinson, M. & Son - 10 6 F. W. LETTELLEX, E>q. £19 8 - Reay, T. J. Esq - 6 - *RoWuson, T. Esq.. - 10 - Annual ^ubscrtjjtwm*. Donations. •Reed, Colonel, J.P. . 11- *RopneT, R. and Co., t. s. d. Contribution Boxe.^, Richardson, S. Esq., Messrs 1 1 •Agate, William, Esq. - 10 ti &c - 17 6 Ager, (ieorge & Sons - 10 6 Ritson. Henry, Esq.. - 5 - Co., Limited 1 1 - Albans, St. Lord Total £20 5 6 Ritson, John & Sons, Sinclair, John, Esq . - 10 6 Messrs - JO 6 Smalley, Jno. f>q. , - 5 - *Baker W. S - 6 - Robinson, G. H. Esq. - 6 - Rtephenson.Geo.Ksq, 1 - - Briggs, Mr - 10 6 Robson, E. C. & Sons, Swai.wlck, Dr 1 1 - Messrs - in - Trechroann.Otto.Bsq.l 1 - Christie, J. A. Esq . 1 1 - SOUTHEND Sanderson, W. Esq. - 6 - Wade, R. Sons & Co., Clark. A, Esq. F.G.S. - 10 6 BRANCH. Service and Phillips, •Collins. F. Esq 10 6 Messrs - 6 - West Hartlepool Chairman — Shadforth,Robt. Esq. 1 - - Steam Navigation *J)awson, &. B. Esq, - 10 $ Rev. F. 7'HACKEKAr. Sheraton, Rlohd. Esq. - G - Co 11- Ellis. James, Esq... - 10 6 Honorary Secretary — Short Bros. Messrs.. - 10 6 WDkinson.T.H.Eeq. - 10 - Furniss. T. Ksq ... 1 - - JAMES RICHMOND, Esq. Smith, Alexander, Collected at the Dock Furnies, Mrs. - 10 - Annual Subscriptions. Smyrke, B. Esq. ... - 5 - Custom House Con- Baxter, Mr. G. H... - 10 6 Gu.rteen,D.Eaq.,J,P. 1 1 - St. John, Wm. Esq.. - 10 6 tribution Box .... 8 9 2 *Hann&n, J. Esq. .. 1 I - Baxttr. Mr. J. G.... - 10 6 Steel, Thomas, Esq., HarmaO Bros - 10 6 •Baldwin, Mr John. - 10 6 J.P - 5 - Total £66 2 2 Hayes, T. D. E»q. . . - 10 6 •BriRhtwell, Mr.J.R. - 10 6 Stobart, William, Hudson, Matthews, Brown, Mr. Hy - 10 « Esq., J.P. 10 - •Cook, Mr. C. W.... - 10 6 Taylor & Co., Me«sre. - 5 - Deeping, Mr. G. D., *Hnrrell, Mr. R. G.. - 10 6 J.P 10 6 *Taylor & Sanderson, WHITBURN Jacks.m, A.W. E»q. - 10 6 Messrs... 11- BRANCH. Johnson,tei rJoh n H. 22- •Jlownett. Mr. Thos. - 10 6 *Thompson, Aidrr- Kitching, A. ti., Esq. •Falrbairo, Mr. Wm. 11- man William, J.P. - 10 - Chairman — J p 10 6 •Uregson, Mr. Wm. - 10 6 Thompson, J. L. Sir HEDTTOETH WILI.IAMSOS, Kitching. The Misses - 10 6 •Luker, Mr. Henry. - 10 6 and Sous, Messrs. .11- Bart. •Uichmonrt, Mr. J , . - \0 6 Tone, William, Esq. - 10 6 •Uewellen &Co.... - lo 6 Tyzack & Branfoot, Hon. Secretary — *Lloyd, Win. Esq. .. - 10 6 • Thackeray, Rev. F. 1 1 - W. H. WILLIAMSON, Esq. 'Maine, W. Esq - 10 6 •Mann, F. Esq - 10 to •Walers, Mr. Saml.. 2 - - Vaux, C, and Sons, Annual- Subscriptions. •Mann, J. Esq...... - 10 6 Webster, Mr. Josh. . - 10 6 Messrs. ., - fi - Mills, Bawtree & Co. a 2 - Wise,Mt.Ll«sd,C.C. - 10 - Watson, George, Esq. - 10 - Barnes, Mrs 3 - - Mitchell, J. Ksq. .... - 10 6 *lVood, Mr. Fredk. .11- Weatherley,K.J.,Esq.- 10 - * Bowman. Mr. W. A. - 5 -Penfold, A. Esq. ... - 10 6 •Woosmau.Mr.Chas.- 10 6 Wilson, C. Stanfleld, Dale, I.E. Esq. (Ciea- Pigott, Rev. John.. - 10 - don Meadows) ... 1 1 - •Pixley, R. E Esq.. - 10 6 £13 - - Woods & Co. Messrs. 1 1 -Fox, Rev. H. E. Porvis.G. Esq 1 i - Donations. Round,J.Esq.,M.P. 11- Collecting Boxes ... 3 14 1 £61 4 - Harrison, Mrs. T. E. 1 10 - Tabrum and Jones.. - 10 6 Donation*, Hodgson, Mrs - 10 - Topp, J. Esq - 10 6 Total £16 H 1 Sundry 1 lonatio&s, »Price,Rev.G.F.,l>.D. 11- Wade, Mr. and Mrs. per A.M. Customs .90 3 3 •Rennison, Mr. Lac. - 6 - T , - 10 - Collecting Boxes ... 2 9 6 •Tinkler, W., Esq.. - 6 - •Wallis. Mr. Fredk. 1 l - •Williamson, Sir H., Wrignt, Fred. Esq. . 1 l - Total £153 16 8 Bart 4 - - WALTON-ON-THE •Williamson, W. H. Total £19 10 - NAZE BRANCH. Ksq 3 - - Woodcock Charitable Mmaftorts. President— WEST HARTLEPOOL Institution Fund, Contribution Boxes. 533 Sir JOHN JOHNSON. BRANCH. per Ch. Wright, Chairman— Kan., Sunderland .314 £34 13 3 ROBEKT WAKNEK, Esq. Chairman — £19 - 4 Treasurer — Honorary Secretary— J. W. EAQLE, Esq. A. WOODWASD, Esq, HARWICH BRANCH. Honorary Secretary — Donations, Rev. J. T. COOKE. .Annual Subscriptions and Allison, Mr. R. Esq, - 10 - President — Donations. Hurdman, J, W. J. EIWJAH WALTER GARLANO, Annual Subscriptions. *Appleby & Co. T., Esq. (Royal Itra- Esq., High Steward of the Brail, Mr. P. S 1 1 - Messrs 1 1 - Borough of Harwich. Budden, Mr. - W t •Cameron, Lt.-Col... 11- Williamson, V. A. Honorary Secretary— •Cooke, Rev, J. T. . . - 10 - Beck, F. L. Esq. ... 1 1 - Esq 1 - JAMES N. JUSTICE, Esq. C'ravrn, Rev. Dacre. 1 - - Brown, Chris.fcBq. . - 5 - Contribution Box, East Coast Insurance Lambton Bank, Annual Subscriptions. •Davis, Colonel B. P. 1 - - Co 22- Bagsbaff, Miss - 10 - •Dorling, Mr -10 - Fryer, E. Esq. - 5 - Other Contribution. •Barnes, R. S. Esq.. - 10 6 Dwyer, Capt - 10 - Furness, C. Ksq. ... 1 1 - Boxes 58- Bevan, Mr. C. F.. ... - 10 6"Eagle, Mr. J. W... 1 1 - Furness, T. Esq 10 - Burmester, The Kev. *Gray,W.fcCo.Messrs2 2 - Total Dons. ..95s G 11- *Howe, Mr. W - 10 - Guthe, Murdoch & Total Subs. -.19 - 4 Burmester, Miss. ... - 10 6 Johnson, Sir J. H... 2 2 - Co - 10 6 Collteon, C. F. Esq, .11- Mills, Bawtreefc Co. 11- Herskind andWoods, £28 8 - Cottingham, F. Esq. - 10 6 Moore and Sons .... - 10 * Messrs - 10 6 Eley, CSas. Esq 1 1 - •Randall, Mr. C. ... - 10 - Horsley, Geo. Esq... 11- •Evans S. Esq 1 1 - Round, Mr. James, Hrvine, Robert* Co. M P . 11- Messrs 1 1 - _^_ Falcher, Mr. J - 10 6 Rumboj! Rev E. H - * — ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BEANCHES. 345 . i. 1. 4. £. «. rf. S, s. d. Taylor, Mrs. John.. - 6 - Morel Bros. & Co... - 10 6 Fotherglll.Mrs.Tar- Walker, Misa 1 - - ffilamorgans&m.Morgan, Mrs.D - 6 - leton 1 1 - Wood, Mrs., per Mr. Nell, Dr. R. F -10 6 Gibbon, J. S. Esq. ..11- Rickarby - 10 6 CARDIFF AND Nixon's Navigation •Sordon, Rev. R. W. PENARTH BRANCH. Coal Co . ... 1 I (2 years) 2 2 - Total £14 12 6 Ocean Coal Co 1 1 Gwyn, Mrs. He-well 11- Patron — Page & Co 11- H mfray, J. G. K. Rt Hon. LORD WIMDSOR. Pile & Bass - 6 - Esq (2 years) 22- Itvnatirms. Powell, Uuffryn Coal Lewis, Mrs 1 1 - Burr, Mr. J 1 1 - Chairman — Co 11- Morris, Mrs. G. Bvng 1 - - Burr, Mr. T. M., VALENTIKE TKAFES, Esq. J.P. Crice, W. and Sons . - B - •Sicholl.J.C. Esq. . 22- Contribution B,ix - 15 1 Treasurer — Pyman, Watson, and Rngers, P. Esq - 10 6 Other Boxes 3 17 - Co ; - 10 6 Stacey, Kev. C. (2 Two , per JAS. EDWARDS, Esq. Rees Mr D - 5 - Hon. Sec. and Mr. Penarth. Richards. Mr. D. ... - B -Tiaherne, Major. ... 1 1 - Doriing 18 6 - Honorary Secretary— •Riley, Mr. W 11- Tremlett, Mrs - B - Commander W. M. PEN- Rous, The Misses... 1 1 - Turbervill, Lt.-Col. 1 1 - Total Dona. ..23 19 1 GELLKY, H.M.'s late Indian Scoiafflno, F. - 5 - Turbervill, Mrs 11- Total Subs. . . 14 12 6 Navy. Shirley, W - B - Williams, A. J. Esq.., Short and Punn .... - 10 - M.P 1 Subscription* for 1889. £38 11 7 Splller & Co., Limtd. 11- •Wilson, Thos. Esq. - 10 6 £.. i. d. Stallybrass, Balmer, Wimborue, Lord 56- A. D. A - 5 - Adams & Wilson.. . - 6 - Stephens, Mawson TotalSubs 437 IB 6 Andrews, S. and Son - 10 - Anning Bros - 5 - Stephens, Mr. T. H.. - 10 6 Donations. Jflmtsftiu. Arkell, H - 5 - Stowe, Mr. Q. S - 6 - Boxes at Wyndhaui Bewick, Mr. Geo.... - 10 6 TelleJsen, Wills and Arms Hotel, Cus- RHYL BRANCH. •Bland & Co., J...,. - 10 6 Co 1 1 - tom House, Anchor Thomas, E., Rad- Inn, and Boat President— Bregeon, Mr. E - 10 - cliffe & Co - 10 6 House - 10 1 R. BAMFORD HESKKTH, Esq. Brown, Foster and Thomas, W. &Co... - B T Hees 1 1 - Thompson, Mr. J. Total £38 B 7 Burness, Jas. & Sons 11- Hvke 10 - T. GRtFifiES OIXOK, Esq. Burnyeat, Brown & Thompson, Mr. G. Co - 10 6 CarsJake, LL.M... - S - NORTH ANI> SODTH WALKS Bute, Marquis of ...10 - - Thomson, Caplain A. - B - SWANSEA AND BANK. Illlet, W. J. & Co. . - 10 6 •Christie & Co I 1 - PORT EYNON Honorary Secretary — I'odd, Mr. R. R - 6 - BRANCH. Mr. ROBERT HUGHES. Cloake, Capt. H - B - •Trayes, Mr. Valen- CoflinandCo 11- Honorary Secretary— Annual .Subscriptions. Cory Bros, and Co., Troedyrhew Coal Co. - 10 6 T. W. ISLA* YODNG. *. *. 0. Limited 1 1 - Turnbull Bros - 10 6 Bnddicom,W. B. Ksq. 2 - - Assistant Secretary for Port Cory, J. and Sons. .. - iO - Tylur, A. & Co 1 1 - Evnon— *Butierti>n, Rev. Itavis, DavM, & Sons 1 1 - •Vellacott, Mr. H.J. - B - G. A., I).I> 10 - Duncan, J. T. & Co. - 10 - Mr. C. BETAS. *Conwy, Major 5 - - •Edwards, Mr. Jas. . 10 6 Webb, Mr. G. F.... - 10 - Annual Subscriptions. •Dixon, T. (irifflea, Edwards, Robertson Williams, Mr. T. J.. - B - Batl), Henry SL Son. . 2 2 - Ksq 1 1 - Windsor, Lord 22- *beck R 1 1 - eiadstone, Rev.S. K. Elliott. J. and Son . . - fi - Wunns.JosseaudCo. 11- (2 years) 1 F P C . - 6 Snms under Bs. . . . . - 2 6 •rlwiketh, K. Bam- Fisher, Kenwii-k and Bradford, F - 10 6 Co B - Total £62 11 « Hughes, H. R. Esq., Foster, Main & Co... - 5 - Clul) 1 1 - Kinmel 6 - - Krazer and Co - 10 - Chalk, H 1 1 - •Johnson, G. Esq. *Frv, Holnmii & Fry 1 1 - Donationt. Cooke, G. E - 10 6 (3 years) - IS - tiailivan, Mr. M - 6 - Cory, T 1 1 - Kay.^lrs. Traffurd. - B - Gaskell, Mr. Joseph - 10 6 Under 6s 2 - •Collins, W. R 1 1 - Maiuwaring, Mrs. , . 5 - - Boxes: — Daviea, Kev. J. B. . . 1 1 - •Morgan,Kdwtn,Esq. Williams, T. J. . . 2 1 6 Ellis, Mrs - 10 - (2 yeans) 1 - - Uray, Taylor & Co.. - 10 - Mercantile Marine, Mostyn, Mrs - 10 - Greenhlll. Mr. K. R. - 10 6 Evans, J. M - 10 6 Pennant, P, P. Esq. 1 - - Pillar, Pier Head .199 Forester, W. H 1 1 - •Richardson, Kev. T., truth? ie, Hey wood & „ Esplanade. 1 !3 4 (.'tlbertson, W. & Co. 11- M.A. ('2 years t ... 1 - - Co - 10 6 Custom House ... 1 12 3 •Haynes G B - 10 6 Roberts, J. Ksq. M.P. 11- Hacquofl Bros - 10 6 Penai th Hotel ... - B - Jenkins, Sir J. J 1 - - •Siason, R. J. Esq... 11- Hall Broiheis - 6 - Boxes under 5s. .... - S 5 Kirk, Rev. A - 10 - Bneyd, Miss 1 - - Hawy, Wilson & Co. - 5 - Landore Tin Plate Wilkin, W. Esq 1 1 - Harrison, Moore and Total Dona .10 14 1 Co .1 1 - Winston, .I.(thelate) 1 1 Moore - 10 8 Letricheux & David - 5 - Wood, Jos. Esq 11- •Hill. Colonel E. S., Total Subs 62 11 6 Llewelyn, Sir J.T.D., Wynn, Mrs. Wm. ..11- C.B., MP 1 1 - B ri 1 1 - Howard, Mr. K. J... - 5 - &3 B 1 Melland, Rev. W.... - 10 6 Total £36 1 - Hurley, Matthews * Mellanil, Miss - 10 e Mesnier & Co 1 1 - Venations. Huxtable, W. 1) B - Morris, Sir J. A., Bt. 1 - - Boxes— Insole, 8 and Sons, 1 1 - PORTHCAWL "Nettdl EC 1 1 - Leigh, Mrs, Egerton 1 - - Jessen, Mrs. G. N... - B - BRANCH. •Nettell, J. T - 10 6 Pratt, P. P 3 3 - Johnson, Mr. S. D.. - B - Orange St. Brewery Parade Pillar Box.., 119 Jones, C. H. &Co. . - 5 - President— Co - 10 6 Jooes, E. & Co - 5 - J. C. NICHOIL, Esq. Penrice, T. I Royal Hotel - 12 6 Jones, R., Ingram & Richards, L M - S - Co 10 6 Honorary Secretary — Hichards, T. P 11- Rev. W. JOKES. Richardson, J. C.... 11- Total Dons. ... ? 9 9 Krteger, Mr. M - B - Richardson & Co. ... 2 a - Total Sube 36 7 - Annual Subscriptions. Rocke, F -10 6 Lewis' Merthyr Coal Bute, The Marquis of B - - Rosser, K -10 - £43 16 9 Clark, G. T. Esq 1 - - Talbot, Miss .... 1 - - LucovicVi, Mr. A. T. 1 1 - Connop, Harry, Esq. 11- Thomas, J. D , . - 10 6 Martin & Marquand - B - Corbet, L. A. Esq... 1 - -Thomas, lltid 1 1 - Marycburcb, J. &Co. 1 1 • •David, Evan, Esq. . - 10 6 Thomas, Watklns, & —~- Morteo & Ureatrex . - 10 - Dunraveii, Earl . . , . 6 - - 346 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1890. £. s. rd andPillars 12 la S (Slottcestergfrtre. Hawkins, Miss - 10 - BOBERT T. B. BRCCE, B.N. Hay, John A, Esq.. . - 10 - Honorary Secretary — £41 11 9 BRISTOL BRANCH. Hodgson, G. E. Esq. 1 - - WM. PATNE, Esq. James, Rev. H. A... - 10 - Assistant Hon. Secretary — Chairman— G. C. CHALOXKK, Esq. M, WHITWILL, Esq. Lloyd, Mrs 2 2 - Martin & Co. Messrs. - 10 - Annual Subscriptions. SOUTHAMPTON Honorary Secretary — Olive & Olive,Messr8. - 10 - BRANCH. Mr. M, BETAS. Allnutt, Sam. F Ksq. - 5 - Owen, Rev. J. A.... - 10 - Bacon, Francis, Esq. 1 - - President — Collector — Plant, Mr. T - 10 - Bailey, T. Ksq - 6 - THE MATOK OF Mr. J. R. TAYLOR, Rodger, 6. Esq - 10 - Baldey, Rev. Frcdk. - 6 - SOUTHAMPTON. Ashley Road. Selig Mr. S - 5 Blake, A. S. Ksq.J.P. - W 6 Sharpe, Messrs. W. Brown, G. F. E q. . . - 10 - Chairman— Annual Subscriptions. f Admiral MARTIN. £ t. d. •Bruce, Ut.Hon.bord •Bryan, Mr - 1 6 Shirer and Haddon, Robert T.B..R.N. - 10 - Treasurer — Butterworth, McAr- •Bull, Wm. Esq. ... - 10 - J. G. ROBIKSON, Esq. ttinr 8c Co 1 1 - •Sfcillicorne, a. N. •Casher.Wm. Esq... - 10 6 Honorary Secretary- Daniel, Tlos. & Sons 22- Chads, Adml. Sir H., Major A, MACQVERy. Edgar, Miss. .. . 1 - Stndd, E.J. C.Esq.. - 10 - K.C.B - 5 - Edgar, MissB, 1 - - Ticemrret, K. Keq . . - 10 -•Chaloner, G. C. Esq. - 10 - Annual Subscriptions. Voile, Thomas & Co. - 10 -Chambera.Ttie Misses - 10 - Barlow, A. Ksq. - 10 - Goodwyn, T.W.Esq. 11- Williams. Miss 11- Cooi«, Mrs - 10 - •Bevis, Capt 11- Toung, The Mis-es . 1 - - Crampton, Jno. T . . - 10 e •Kishop, J. Esq. Wyatt, G. N. Esq... - 10 - •Cudlipp, Alderman (Mayor) - 10 « HiU,C.&Sou8.... 22- Sums under 5s - 3 6 Bridges, Colouel .... - 10 - Justice,F.M - 10 - Deliue, Seymour R. Cbipfitrflelil.R. Esq. 1 1 - King, B. P. & W. P 1 1 - £11 6 « Ksq 1 1 - Cote, W. fciq - 5 - Leonard, Miss K. . . 6 - - Dunlop, Hamilton, »Cu)es, H. Esq - 10 - Phillips, A. Esq. ..11- Box in Mr. George's Capt., R.N., M'.n- •Coote, Admiral, C.B. - 10 - Powell, W. & Sons. 23- shop. High-street . - 16 6 *Crabbe, Major tyre - 10 8 Terrell, W. & Sons 11- E M. P 1 - - Dflnmne, Jno. Esq.. - 10 6 liarwin, W. E. i*q. -106 Thomas,C. J.&BroB. 11- Sevenhampton Churc-b •Fawckner, Capt. !>avis and Bennett, Collection, ppr Rev. W. H. R N. ... - 10 - »WWtwill,M 1 1 - H. V. Hebert 1 15 5 Feltuain, Geo. Esq. . - 6 - Day, Summers & Co. Ford, R. W.Esq.... - 6 - Messrs 1 1 - Total £21 6 t'riedeberg, Jacob, Driver, Rottes.Esq. - 10 - Total £20 18 5 •Dugmore, Col - 10 - •Gait, Col. Edwin, DnmireBq, Miss .... - 10 - Donations. J.M . . . . - 10 - Dun lop, Archd. JEsq. I I - Society of Merchant Giliman, Wm. Esq.. - 10 - •Evans, Capt 10 - Grant & Co., Messrs. 11- Glasspool,Mrs W.H. - 10 6 Hodgson, Miss H. . . 1 - - Hall, J S Esq - 10 6 Green, H. G. Esq. . . - 10 - Boxes — Hall- Hall. Mrs 1 - - •Grimston, Colonel . - 10 - Ansel, Mr. S - 10 1 f^ampsfme. •Hay, John, Esq.... - 10 - Hampshire Advertiser- 10 6 Ariel Bowing Crab, HoMsworth, Miss... - 10 6 *Hankinson,R.C.Esq.- 10 6 per Mr. Barr... - 6 6 HAYLING ISLAND Jephson, Major-Gen. - 10 - Hedgcr, Philip, Esq. - 10 « Bonnie Doon, s.s., BRANCH. Key, Csipt Ben.,B.N. - 6 - •Hotigson, Captain, per Capt. Evans - 10 11 *King,SirWm.,J.P., KN 10 - Chairman— Mayor of Ports- Hooper and Ashby, Camp, Mr 10 3 Sir C. W. F. CKAWFURD.Bart. mouth - 10 - Messrs - 5 - H.M. Customs.... - 6 - •Knight, Sam.P.Esq. - 10 6 Horseman, Mrs - Ifl < Hon. Secretary — Knott, Or. Charles . . - 5 - •Jellicoe,C.W.A.Esq- 10 « Mr. H. R. TBIGG. •LancaBter.Capt.H.J. - 10 - •Lentball, Col - 1« - Joy, Mr S - 9 - Annual Subscript-ions. •Lethbridge.Admiral Macrtonald, The Jitnos.$., per Capt. £. s. d. T. B - 5 - Misses - 10 - Starr 1 8 9 Ant-tin Rev. G - 10 - Lush & Co., Messrs.. -10 6 Mackinnon, Dr. C... - 10 - Merrimac, s.s., per •CVawiurd, Sir C. W. Lush J. Esq . 10 - •Macqueen, Major.A - 10 - Capt. Harris ... - 10 9 ]? uart - 10 6 Manin, Alderman K. •Martin, Admiral .. - 10 - New Brand1 Vaults - S 1 i , •DowJey, E. C. Esq. - 10 « J.p. - 5 - •Mercer, G. Y. Esq.. - 10 - ^, , ^j ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BRANCHES. 347 £. *. d. £ . 1. d. £. s. d. £. *. d. Miller, A. W., Esq.. 11- Clift, George, Esq... 1 1 - Way, Mr. W. C - 6 - Shllson, Rev. Charles - 10 - Napier and SOQ, Cochrane, Lady 11- Williams, Wm. Esq. - 10 6 Summers, Rev. K. . . - 10 - Messrs, r 11- Spartan 11 9 Royal Needles Hotel, Lamb, Rev. A. H... - 2 6 Tartar 1 6 11 Macnamara, Rev. T.B.I - - Manners, Lieut.-Col. Oldersbaw, Miss.... - 10 - W. W - 10 - Ring, John, Esq. ... 2 2 - Other Contribution Hudd, Rev. Eric J.C. 11- Boxes 11 13 3 Martin, Miss F. P... 3 - - Total Dons.... £35 18 6 Meares, Hu«h, Esq.. - 10 - Tankard,Fredk.Esq. 1 - - •Thacker, S. J. Esq. 22- Total Dons 6* 10 - Mew, Messrs. W. B. Langton and Co. . . 1 1 - Legacy. •Wilmot, J. C. Esq. 22- Total Subs 33 12 6 MiMiuay, Sir Henry, Tubb, Miss Anna, Bart 11- the late 20 - - Total 20 19 6 £98 2 6 Millidge, Mr. Alfred - 6 - Donations. Mortimer, H. Esq. Total Legacy . .20 - - Contribution Boxes . - 16 9 J p - 10 - Total Dons 35 18 6 Mortimer. Wm. Esq. Total Subs 79 12 - £21 16 3 •Mowbray, Mr. John - 5 - £135 10 5 Newnbam, Mr.C.... - 10 - IsU of SSUgtjt. Oglander. Lady 2 1 - Pattinson, Maj.W.H. - 6 - ISLE OF WIGHT Pelham, Hon. Mrs. D. 1 1 - BRANCH. BEMBRIDGE Pring, Mr. Samuel . - 10 BRANCH. Hent. Patron — Reynolds, Mr. \\'m. - 5 - H.R.H. PEINCB HENRY OF Uichanis,Mrs.Ru8sell 1 1 - Patron — BROADSTAIRS BATTEKBESG, K.G. •Seely, C. Esq 22- H.R.H. Prince HENRY OF BRANCH. •Selby, Mr. Wm 6 - BATTENBEEG. Chairman — Chairman — CHABLES SEBLY, Esq. •Simeon, Sir Barring- Chairman — Treasurer— Rev. CADOH LE MKSUKIER. Honorary Secretary- G. W YATT.Esq., Newport, I.W. Sitwell, Maj.-Gen. J. - 10 - Honorary Secretary — Mr. THOS. JACKSOH. Smith, Captain G. Captain ERNEST DU BODLAY. Annual subscriptions. Honorary Secretaries — £. f. d. Rev. Canon HEYGATE, Annual Subscriptions . Rector of Brighstone ; Anson, Admiral. ... - 10 - Southouse,tev.G.W . - J 6 •Clayton, Lt.-Col.W. Banting, W. Esq. ..32- Rev. G. E. JEANS, Spickernell, J. J. Esq. - B - L. N - 10 - Vicar of Shorwell. Spickernell.Wm. Esq.- 6 - •Coldwells, F.M.Esq. - 10 6 Blackwell, H. Esq., WILLIAM SKLBY, Esq., Brooke. Taylor, Mrs. William 1 1 - •Boulay, Capt. Dn. . 1 - - Annual Sutacriptions. Tennyson, the Right De Pass, A. D. Esq.. - 10 6 f. s. d. Hon. Lord 11- Edgell, Jas. Esq - - DeloMrSH - ft - Battenberg, H.R.H. Thornion, A. B. W. Fisher, W. F. Esq... - - -•Ely'ard, Lieut.-Col.. - 10 - Princetlenry.K.G. Esq 1 1 - Fitzwilliam, Lady Elyard, The Misses .11- Tubb, the late Miss Mary 10 - Lasham, Mr. Thos. . - 5 - Attrill, Mr. J - 10 - A - 10 - Le M arcbant, Gas- North, Hon. H. F. . . 1 1 - Blake,J. Euffln, Esq. - 10 6 Tuffley, Mr. T. H... - 10 - •Palmer, E. S. Esq.. - 10 - Brigstocke, Miss.... 1 1 - Turpin, Miss 11- •Le Mesurier, Rev. J. 11- •Walter, O.C. Esq.. - 10 - •Brown, Mr. C - 6 - Upward, E. J. Esq.. 11- *Moreton,Col.A.M.D.l 1 - Whitehead, Mrs. ... - 10 - •Brown, Mr. H - 5 - Vibert, Mr. Benjamin 11- Oglander, Lady .... 1 - - Wyatt, Sir B. H. ... 1 1 - Browne,Col.H.G.,V.C.l 1 - •Palmer, Kev.J.N.. 1 1 - Carter, Mrs. Edward 11- Warren, H. Esq. ... 1 1 - Richards, Ilev.W.H. - 10 - Total. ...£10 « - •Way, Mr. Henry .. - 10 6 Ridley, Mrs - 10 - 348 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1890. £. >. d. ixmatuna. £. i. d. £. t. d. HYTHE, SANDGATE, Metcalfe, Col., C.B., Fisher, J. A. Esq.,. 1 - - Cbennell, F, A. Esq., AND FOLKESTONE the late, per Mrs. Hopkins, Miss, and the late - 10 6 BRANCH. Metcalfe 11- Friends 1 10 2 Cinqne Ports Pilots, Powell-Cotton.H.Esq.l - - North, Hon. F. H... 6 - - 22 subs, under 6s. 2 15 - President — Sankey, Percy, Esq. - 10 6 Sindintiorpe School Darby.Mrs - 6 - The Rt. Hon. •Webb,; Major, the Edwards, J. B. Esq.. - 10 6 The KAKL OF CHICHESTEB. late - 10 - and its inmates... 14- Eilbeck Miss - 10 6 Whitehead, Rev. A. - 10 - Contribi.iion Boxes . 5 13 - Frost Bros - 10 Chairman— \Vren-HoBkyn8.M iss, •Griffith, ROT. T. LI. - 10 « Capt. SOCK.LIMG, R.N. the late.. ..1 1 - Total Dons. ..14 1 2 Folkestone. Total Subs. ..10 6 - Wren-Hoskyns, Miss Harrison, Rev. J. B. - 6 - Treasurer — Dora 1 1 - £24 13 2 Elenderson, J. Esq. - 10 - J. K. DAVY, Esq., •Hilton, l)r. T. B. .. 1 - - N. P. Bank, Folkestone. £10 16 6 •Hilton, Rer.G. S.. 1 - - Hilton Miss M 1 - - Honorary Secretary— Donations. DOVER BRANCH. Hughes, Dr 1 - - GEORGE WIJUKS, Esq., Hythe. Pillar & Boat-house Annual Sublcriplions. Boxes 2 13 1 Chairman- Iggulden, J. Esq. ... - 10 - £. t. d. Major SCOTT. » lermain, Capt. R.N. - 10 - Total £23 10 i Honorary Secretary — •Lowell, Dr 10 « Brockman, F. Esq. .11- Lieut.-Qen. BKCCE, C.B. May, F. Esq 11- *Davy, J. R. Esq... - 6 - Annual Subscription*- M orris, Mrs 1 1 - •Nethnrsole Jno. Esq.- 10 6 l)eedes,Col. H. G. .. 1 - - Bradley, Messrs - 10 - Nethersole, W - S - *llu Boulay, J. Kiq. - 10 6 LYDD DUNGENESS 'Brace, Capt. Sir T., Norfflbourne, Lord .33- •Fitness, John, Esq.. - 10 6 BRANCH. R.N - 6 - Koget, J..L. Esq.... - 10 - •Francis, Gen - 10 6 •Brace, General, C.B. - 10 6 •Fynmore, B.J. Esq. - B - Chairman — Court, P. S. Esq. - 10 - Rosner, W. Buvch, HoWen, J. Esq. - 10 - E. FINN, Esq., J.P. I Cow, Capt - 6 - Esq '.... - 10 6•Horton, B. Ksq. ... - 10 6 Crosby, Mrs 1 - - Svdney.Earl, the lat« 11- Jeal, Mr. J J - 10 6 Honorary Secretary - Crundall, Sir W. H. 11- •Treanor, Rev. T. S. - 10 6 •Jenkins, Kev.Canon - 10 6 E. T. BASS, Esq., J.P. Dickeson, Sir R..... 1 1 - Watts, Miss 10 - Kirkpatricte. Major . - 10 6 Flashman, Mr. - 5 - Wood, H. D. Esq.... - 10 - •Ma,kesoii.H.B. Esq. - 10 6 Annual Subscriptions. Man, Lionel 1 1 - Bartholomew, Mrs. Total *30 1 - Graves, Mr - S - •Poole, H. VV". Esq . - 10 6 •Bass, Mr. C. E. ... - 10 - Goren, Jas. N., Esq. 11- Uonatiom. P.Tier, F. W. Esq... 10 - •Bass, E. T, Esq IB - Hayward, H. Esq. . - S - Deal collecting boxes 217 I Rigdeii, Mr. K - 10 « Hlacklocks, Mr. Jas. - B - Hartwell, F. Q. Esq. 1 - - Jackson, Mrs - 10 - Sandilands, E. Ksq. . - 10 6 »Blacklocks,Mr.Wm. - 10 - Heath, General 1 - - Hicks, li. M. Ksq...io 10 - *8herwood, John, Esq. - 10 6 Burkitt, Mr. E - 5 - Hilte,Mr. - S - Do. (1878-89) £126. Sidle, Mr* ...... - 10 Burra, James, Esq. .-10 - Igglesden, Mr. B. A. - B - Thompson, Robert, I'ale, Ri-v. J. K - 10 6 Total Dons. ...13 17 i Penue, Mrs. A lured, - 10 - Knockw, W. Esq. .. 1 1 - TotnlSuba. 30 1 - Tournay, Touraay Denue, General 1 - - Maxwell General . . 1 1 - W Kr - 10 - Wilson, Mr. William - 5 - •Procter, J. C. Esq. . - 10 - Ellerby, Mrs 2 2 - Sums under 5s 1 13 6 Kobins, The Rev. . . - 10 - Fisher, Mi** - 6 - £17 19 6 Donations. Green, A. Esq , the Samson, Mr. W - 5 - Harris, Capt. Lloyd. 1 - - late 1 - Donations. Selmes, JanK's, Esq. - 10 - •Urlflith. Kev. T. 1,1. - 10 6 Pillar and other Col- •Tur.bridge.Mr.Thos.- IS Rose, Miss 11- lecting Boxes .,..15 19 1 Stork, Archdeacon.. 1 - - Watson, T. Esq. ... 1 - - Wood, Field and Han- Proceeds of enter- Hodgson, Bev. F. D - 5 - Total £33 18 7 bury, Messrs 1 1 - tainment at the Ho ell, J. K. E-q... 1 1 - Wootton, Mr. F. . . . - S - Keppel, Capt, K.N.. - 6 - •Young, E. D. Ksq.s Town Hall 91- Leith, F. Esq., the Collecting Boxes ... 8 S 9 jate i - KINGSGATE Total Dons 21 10 9 McCreagh, Lady 1 - - BRANCH. Total £]4 3 6 Total Subs 20 1 - Norvhboume, Lord . 1 - - Thompson and ^ong. Honorary Secretary — Donation. £il 11 9 Col. H. W. IsACKt, R.A. The Right Hon. The Tod, A. Esq...... 1 - Lord Mayor of Watt, Miss - 10 Mr. W. JENKIN.S Woodruffe, Airs. ... 1 - - Chief Officer of H.M. Ct. Gd. GOODWIN SANDS £16 6 6 AND DOWNS annual Suhsenptitm*. Abernethy, James, BRANCH. Donations. Esq i i - Patrons — Contribution box ... I 13 - •Anson, Com. C.V., The Right Hon. the EARL OgiKVILLE, K.G., P.C. £22 6 6 Bayley, Miss 1 1 - MARGATE BRANCH. The Right Hon. LORD Buckingham, J-, Esq. Chairman — . NOETHBODEHB. KINGSDOWNE LIFE-BOAT. (2 years) 2 2 - J. T. FEIEND, Keq, J.P. Chairman — Donations. Edmeades, Major- Honorary Secretary— Capt. JEBMAW, R.N. Collecting Box 1 2 - General, R A 11- 'Hannam, G. K. Esq. - 10 - WM. CEAWFORD, Esq. Kev. T. S. TBKANOK. North Deal ....43 18 1 Harris, T.N. Esq., tie Annual Subscriptions. Warmer S2 6 6 late 11- Amos, Mr. J - 5 - NOSTH DEAL LIFE-BOAT. Kingsduwne . . . i 2 -•Isacke, Capt., H.C.S. 11- Bangham, \V. Esq. .11- A nail subscriptions. •Isacke, Col., R.A. . - 10 - Barrett, T. J, Esq... 22- £67 6 7 Levy, Jonas, Esq.... 66- Bayly, Mr. John.. ., - 5 - Brassey, H., M.P. . . 6 - - Maclean, H. Esq 1 1 - Cobb, A. B. Ksq. ... - 10 - .— . ANNUAL SUBSCEIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BEANCHES. 349 £. s. d. £. t. d. £. s. d. Cobb, F. C. Esq 1 - - Jones, Jno - 10 - BARROW BRANCH. Naval Con. and Arm. Cuckerell, Mrs - 5 - •South, Rev. R. M. . - 10 - *Cotton,H.H.P. Ksq. 1 - - Stringer, H. Esq. ... - B - President— Boxes under 5s - 12 3 Crawford&Co. Messrs. 11- •Tunbrldge, T. T. His Grace the DUKE OF Cutlack, B. and A. . - 5 - jun 1 - - DEVONSHIRE, K.G. Total Dons 30 19 10 De Vaynes, Miss ... 1 - - Sums under 6J - 5 - Total Subs 30 9 6 Dering,SirE.C.,Bart. 22- Honorary Secretary— EdwardM, Mrs 1 - - £66- £61 9 4 Kmptage, Mr. 1 >....- 5 - Donations. Captain STOKES. Fags, Mrs. W. A. . . - 5 - Dymchurch Contri- Foord-Kelcey, Geo. Annual Subscriptions. Egq 10 6 Box at Station - 11 6 £. «. d. *Friend.J.T.Esq.J.P. 1 - - Ainslie, W. G. Esq. BLACKBURN Goddard, J. Esq. ... i 1 - Total 47 1 9 M P 2 - - BRANCH. Green, Walter, Esq. - 5 - Balfour, R. Esq. ... - 5 - Greensted, Mr. P.... - 6 - Barrow Steam Navi- President — Hanner, J. G. Esq. .11- His Worship the MAYOB. Bec sley, J . and Sons, Harvey, Mr. W. S. . - 5 - PORT OF ROCHES- Hon. Treasurer — •Hatfrilil, (Japt 1 1 - TER BRANCH. Bolton & Co. Messrs. - 5 - J. S. POLLITT, Esq. He«d,G.F.Esq.,LL.D.- 10 - Manchester and County Bank. Hodgman.T. Esq... 11- President — Butler, T. F. Esq. . . - 10 6 Hume, Mr. J - 5 - His Worship the MAYOR. Caine, W. S. Esq., Honorary Secretary — M.P 1 1 - JOSEPH BKIBKLET, Esq., C.E. •Isaacson, K. Esq. .. - 10 - Honorary Secretary — Jones, Kev. W. Caird D Esq 1 1 - EDWIN GILL, Esq. Case and Co. Messrs. - 10 - Annual Subscriptions. Taylor 1 1 Applehy, Edgar .... 1 1 - Larkin, John, Esq. .11- Cook H. Esq., J.P.. 1 1 - Annual Subscriptions. Crossfleld, F. .1. Esq. - 10 - Bryan, W. B., C E., Arkcoll, Chas. Esq. East London M.Uins, Mr. J. B.... - 5 - Devonshire,His Grace (2 yearn) 2 2 - the Duke of. K.G. 2 2 Waterworks 1 1 - Mayor, Mrs. (i 22- Cobb, Mr. C. A 1 1 - Brierley, J.,C.K. ... - 10 6 Mercer, W. Esq. ... - 5 - Dick & Co. Messrs. (iill, Mr. G W 1 1 - W B B - Feildeu, l,ieut.-Gen., Painter, C. .1. Ksq.. .11- Watson, Geo. & Gill, C.M.G..M.P 5 - - Puramor, Messrs. R. Messrs. (2 years) .11- Fisher and Sous, Hart, Thomas 1 1 - Wingent, F. Esq. Higbam, Miss M. J. 1 1 - Pittock, Dr. J. P 5 - (late Mayor of Gradwell,W., Exors. - 10 6 His Worship the Price. Dr. W. P - 5 - Rochester) 1 1 - Mayor, T. Higson, Purdey, J. Esq 1 1 - Geldart, Capt. J 6 - Hannay and Clarke, Rapson, Mr. J - 5 - Total.... £6 6 - Hornby, W. H. Esq., Eowe, Dr. T. S 1 - - Messrs - 10 6 Eowe, Mr T. S - 6 - Donations. Harrington, Marquis of, M.P 2 2 - Paffard, F - 5 - Burrows, Rev. Canon - 10 - Pollitt.J.S - 5 - Smith, C. D. Ksq.... - 5 - Hunter, C. W. Esq. 1 1 - Day, E. H. Esq 11- Little, and Co. Radcliffe, Thomas . . 1 - - Stodart, J. C. Esq. . . - 6 -Day, Miss J. C. ... - 6 - Tattersall, Wm.. ..1 1 - Thornton, Miss 2 2 - Day, Miss L...- - 5 - Treves. VV. K. Esq. . - B - Day, Miss M - 5 - North Lonsilale Iron Trickctt, H. Esq.... 11- Hill, Rev. W.S - 10 - Total £14 18 - Trickett, Mrs. H 1 1 - Nutter, Rev. W. H. - 10 6 Palmen, F. A. Esq. . - 5 - Trounhtou.C.E. Esq. - 5 - Collected by Master Pedder, R. Esq., J.P. 1 - - Wastall, B. Esq - 5 - Porter, Capt. U - 10 - Willett, Mr. F. W. . - 6 - Sums under 5s - 2 - Ridchalgh. G. 1. M. Woodruff, Mr. W. C. - 5 - Esq J P 1 - BLACKPOOL Total Dons 4 10 3 Sansom. E. Esq - 5 - BRANCH. Total £37 7 6 Stark Dr 10 6 Total Subs 6 6 - Stroiigithann, A. H. Chairman — Esq, J.P - 10 6 JOHN BICKERSTAFFB, Esq. Donations. £10 16 3 Townson and Ward, (Mayor). Boxes — Me.-srs -10 6 Waddington & Long- Vice-Cbairman — Clifionville Hotel. - 6 - bottom, Messrs. .. - 5 —ROBERT BICKERSTAFFE, Esq. Crosoer, Mr. - 5 2 Wadham, E. Esq., Honorary Treasurer — Elephant Hotel... - 19 6 JP l l R. HANDLEY, i,sq., J.P. Williams, J. Esq. . . - 6 - Hoy Hotel 811 Honorary Secretary — Hume \liss .... 1 7 7 Uantasfjtre. Wilson, T. N. Esq., Jetiy Extension ,. - 15 2 J.P l A. M. VIENER, Esq. King's Hi-ad - 11 10 ASHTON-UNDER- Worrall, F. Esq. . . - 10 6 Annual Subscript ion t. Margate College .. - u 1 LYNE BRANCH. *Bicktrstaffe, Robert, White Hart Hotel - 13 9 President — Esq 1 1 *Bick e rstaffe, Thomas, Boxes under 5s. . . - 1 7 - JOHN WILSON, Esq. Esq 10 6 Donations. Bolton, George, Esq. 1 1 -• Total Dons.... 968 W. S. BUBTON, Esq. Bolton, R. B. Esq.. . - 5 - Total Subs. ... 37 7 6 Borough Police Ball 66- Hon. Secretary — Charnley,' J. Esq. . . 1 Carter, Miss - 10 6 ABTHUB ALFBEY, Esq. £46 14 2 Penton, R. R. Esq.. - B - •Dobson, T. M. Esq. 11- Annual Subscriptions. *Fi»h, James, hsq. .11- £. t. d. Smith, JiT.Esq., J.P. 11- S.S. Ariadne Crew . - 14 6 •Broadbent, William - 10 6 P.S. Donegal Crew .15- •Harrison, R.B. Ksq. 11- NEW ROMNEY Dfarnaley, Irvine . . 1 1 - P.S. Londonderry Herbert & Co., E ... - 10 6 BRANCH. •Hi-bron, James .... - 10 6 Crew 1 8 Holden, James, Esq. - 10 6 Chairman — P.S. Manxman Crew 1 13 6 HENRY COBB, Esq. P.S. Manx Queen "Jeffrey, Rev. N. S.. - 10 6 Mart-den, Samuel... 11- Crew 2 - Kingsbury, Dr. G. C. 1 1 - Honorary Secretary — * Robinson, John ... - 10 6 *McNanghtan, Dr.T.l 1 - JOHN HOMPHEKY, Esq. •Walker, James - 10 6 Collecting boxes — Meredith, Mis. A. A. 11- Annual Subscriptions. H.M.'s Customs . . - 11 - Bnckhnrst, Miss 5 - £6 16 6 Lancaster Bank . . 1 3 4 Nobleti, Miss 1 - - Castle, Miss Sarah . . 1 - - Donation. P.S. Donegal - 12 - Pickop, F. Esq 11- •Cobb, Henry, k.sq. . - 10 - Contribution Boxes, P.S. Manxman... -9 3 3 Pickop, Mrs 11- Finn, Mrs. G 10 - &c 1 14 1 Ramsden Dock Preston Banking Co., Giles, Miss 1 - - Station - 15 2 Limited 1 1 - •Hmnphery, John, Total £8 10 7 Ramsden Dock Re- Richardson, Dr. .... 11- freshment Rooms- 18 7 Sharples, G«o., Esq. 1 1 - 350 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1890. £. *. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. ». d. Smith, James, Esq.. 1 - - Shaw, R - 10 6 Donations. Hartley. Mrs. H. B., Sutcliffe, W. Esq. ..11- Slater, W 1 1 - Squires, H. L 1 1 - Morecambe - 10 - Sykes, B. Ksq 11- Spencer, R 1 1 - Contribution Boxes: — Jackson, Ueorge.... 1 - - Threlfall, Mrs. L. Taylor, Mrs. Chas. . . 1 - - Life-boat House ..434 Jackson, Edmund . . - 6 - (Colne) 11- Taylor, K 1 - - Feilden Institute .263 Topping, E. Esq 1 1 - Thomasson, J.P. 6 - - Wyre Dock Cross- Lamport, Miss F. A. - 10 - •Viener, A. M. Esq. 11- Tilloteon Mrs - 10 - ing 1 13 8 Lancaster Quay Corn- *Wayman, Rev. J. . - 10 6 Walker and Sons, W. G. J. S.hjoth's office - 1 6 Whittley, Miss 1 1 Belfast steamers, per Lancaster Banking Co.3 3 - Williamson,Ju8.Esq. "Walmsley, T. Esq., Capt. Jackson.... 449 beeming, Misses ... - 5 - M.P 1 1 J P 11 Proceeds of concert, Leemlng, Mrs. John - 6 - Sums under 5s - 10 6 *Wilkinson, T. Esq., per Royal Sussex •IP 11- Total ....£3D 10 6 * Winder, K. -10 6 Lowndes, Miss - 10 - Total Dons 25 18 1 Lowndes, Miss Kate 1 - - Woodhouse, G. H... 1 1 - Total Subs 42 11 - Mansergh, R - B - Donations. Masonic Lodge, For- Blackpool Pier Co. £51 6 6 £68 10 7 titude, per Jas. Fines handed in.. 2 12 6 Heald 1 1 - Collection on sands. - 5 - •Maxsted, G. W. . . 1 1 - Found in Preston Uonatitms. Moon, George, London 1 - - Bank by Miss Box in Museum.... - 6 4 Moon, Mrs. J. C. ... - 10 - Moon, Jas., London. 1 - - Pillar and other Col- Total £51 11 10 Moss, Mrs. W.E.... - 10 - lecting Boxes .... 3 10 8 LANCASTER BRANCH. Total Dona. .. 6 18 3 President— Paget, Miss - 10 - Total Subs. ..30 10 6 Lieut.-Col. GBEBNB. £37 8 9 FLEETWOOD Honorary Treasurer- Captain ROBKKT BBIGOS. Pritt, Rev. F. D. ... - 10 - BRANCH. Procter, W 1 1 - Honorary Secretary— Pryke, Rev. W.E... 11- Patron— M. SIMPSON, Esq. Ray,R - 10 - BOLTON BRANCH. ROBERT DUNUERDALE, Esq. Richmond W - 6 - J.P. Annual Subscriptions. Rigby, Rev. J. P. . . - 10 6 Chairman — Allen, Rev. Dr. 1 - - Chairman — Baines, L. T 1 - - JOHN BARBATT, Esq. THOS. DREWRY, Esq. Ross, the llev. Dr.. . - 10 6 Mayor of Bolton. Balchaine, F 11- Royds, Rev. C. T.... 11- Treasurer — Ball,T - 6 - Royds, Mrs., Heysham Treasurer — R. FORRESTER ADDIE, Esq. Barker, Mrs - 10 - G. R. CARTER, Esq. Barrow, Thomas.... - 6 - Russell, Capt. A.... - 10 6 Honorary Secretary— Honorary Secretary — •Sanderson, J - 10 « THOMAS H. WIKDEE, Esq. RICHARD N. HOBSFALL, Esq. Bartlett, Rev. P - 10 - Satterthwaite, A.... - 10 6 Barton, Thomas .... 1 - - Annual Subscriptions. Saul, L)r. W. W. ... - 10 6 Annual Subscriptions. Saunders, C. M 11- Abbatt, W - 10 6 *Addie, Mr. R. For- Seward, Abram - 6 - Brid^eman, Hon. F. Bell W - 6 - Sharp, Mrs. Juo. ... 11- C., M.P 11- Bailey, Rev. Amos . - 6 - •Blades Cuas 1 1 - Briggs, A. L. Esq., •Barker, & Kean •Simpson, M 11- J.P 1 1 - Messrs 10 6 Bone, Rev. John ... - 6 - Briscoe,F. W - 10 6 *Carr, Mr.Thomas H. 1 1 - Bradshaw, Miss .... - 6 - Broadley, W 1 1 - (Jlemesha, Mr. B. ... - 10 6 Bradshaw, W - 10 - Sly, Joseph - 6 - •Briggs, Capt. Robert 11- Storey, Edward - 10 - •Cooper, T 1 1 - Crosby, Mr. E - 10 6 Briggs Mrs - 10 - •Storey, SirT 1 - — Cross, E. Esq., J.P.. 1 1 - Curwen, Messrs. H. Burrell, J. S., Liver- Storey, Mrs. Joseph . - 5 - Dorrian, J. Esq., J.P. 11- &G 11- Swainson, Thos - 10 - Fell, G. Esq., J.P. ..11- Davies, Mr. Alex. . . - 6 - Burrow, Mrs - 6 - Swainson, Wm - 6 - Fernihough, W - 10 6 *lirewry,Mr.Thomas - 6 - Chippindall, Misses . - 10 - Taylor, Messrs. R. Glaist*r, T. Esq., J.P. 11- *Dunderdale, Mr. Clark, C.T 11- Greenbalgh, E.P -10 - Robert 11- Clark, E - 6 - Threlfall, Miss - 10 - Clark, Miss, Queen St. - 10 - Townley, Miss - 6 - Hardcastle, F. Esq., Fisher, Mr. Thomas -56 Townley, John, M.P I 1 Fleetwood Estate Co. 3 3 - Clemiuson, Chas - 10 - Haslam, J. and Co... 11- •Gibson, Mr. J. R.. . - 10 6 Cleminson, Mrs - 6 - Walker, Mrs - B - GornalL Mr. William - 5 - •Dawson, E. B 6 - - Walker, Rev. Provost- 10 - *Hey wood, Jno. Esq., Hudson, Mr. Lucas . - 6 - Dawson, Mrs. E. B. . - 10 - Walmsley and Smith 11- J.P 2 2 •Humphrys, Capt. . - 5 - Dickinson, John. ... - 5 - •Jackson, Capt. J. E. - 10 - Diggens, James .... - 6 - Wearing, J. W - 10 - •Hick, J. Esq., J.P.. 1 1 - Johnson, Mr. John . - 5 - Dixon, Miss M - 10 - Welch, W.G 11- Holden, A. T 1 1 Kemp, Miss 11- Donaldson, J. H., Holden, C. H 11- Lancaster Bankg. Co. 2 2 - London 11- Wells&Son 11- •Holden, T. W 22- Leacb, Mr. John. ... - B - Edmondson, T., Lon- Wilkinson, Bros. ... - 5 - Horrocks, Crewdson Leadbetter, Mr. Rd. - b - Williamson, James, and Co 11- •Nicholson, Mr. Edmondson, Mrs., do. - 10 - M.P 1 1 - Eskrige, Miss, the Wright, Mrs 4 4 - Hulton, Son, & liar- North Lancashire S. late - 10 - wood, Messrs 1 1 - Navigation Co.... 21 - - Fearenside, Mrs. ... 1 - - Jackson, J - 6 - •Preston, Mr. Joseph - 6 - Fielding, Mrs 1 - - „ •Kevan, P - 10 6 Riley, Mr. Thomas . - 6 - Ford W. . 11 Knowles, Arthur ... 1 1 - Roskell, Mr. Wm... - 5 - •Greene, Lieut.-Col.T. 22- Knowles, W 1 1 - Scbjuth, Mr. G - 5 - Greene T P 10 6 *Lee,Henry,Esq. J.P. 1 1 - Shuitleworth, Mr.W.- 5 - Greenwood, Robert. - 10 - Donations. Marsden, J. & Sons, Smith, Mr. H. C. ... 2 - -Greg, Albert 1 - - Moss, Mrs. W. E. ..10 Messrs 1 1 Taylor, Chas. Sons Hadwen, Mrs - 10 - Harrison, Miss B.. . . - IS 0 Moscrop, T., execu- &Co 11- Harris, S. J 1 1 - Conservative Club . . - 17 3 tors of 1 1 - Ward, Mr. N. John. - 10 - Hatch, James - 10 6 •Musgrave, J. & Sons, Woods, & Jackson, Hinde, Miss, South Lancaster Horticul- tural Society - B 1 Nicholson, W. Esq., Hodgson, Thomas . . - 10 - Offertory at Parish J P . ... 1 1 Church, per Rev. Ormrod, J 1 1 - Total £42 11 - Howitt Mrs - 10 - Canon Allen, D.D.11 10 - ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BRANCHES. 351 £. «. d. £. *. d. £. a. d. £. t. d. Sums under 5s - 610 British and Eastern •Franceys, A. Esq. .11-Irven, Geo. S. Esq. .11- Shipping Company, Kriend, E. C. and Co. *ismay, Imrie, & Co, Limited 2 2 - Messrs 22- Total Dons. ....25 13 2 Brocklehurst, G. W. Gamble, Col. D., C.B. 1 - - J. K. C 1 - - Total Subs 94 13 - Esq 65- Gardner. Col. T 1 1 - Jackson, Alfred Esq. 1 - - Brocklehurst, H.Esq. 2 2 - Gardner, Henry, Esq. . 1 - Jackson. R. Esq.... - 10 6 £120 6 2 Brocklehurst, K. Esq. 1 1 - •Gardner, Jos. Esq.. 6 - Jacob, W.T.Esq., J.P. 1 1 - Brockleburst, S. Esq. 11- •Gardner, W. K. Esq. S - Jardine, D. Esq 22- Browue, A. F. Esq.. - 10 6 'Gardner. J. Astley, Japp and Kirby, Browne, Miss M. F.. - 10 Esq 1 1 - Bryant, Howls & Bry- Gardner, Miss M. R. - 10 - Johnston, F. Esq.... 11- LIVERPOOL & NEW ant, Ltd. Messrs.. 11- Gardner, W. Esq. ..11- Johnston, W. and Co. BRIGHTON BRANCH. Bulley. S. M. & Sons, Gardner, Rev. J. C.. 11- Gardner, Alexander, Jones, Edw.W. Esq. 1 1 - Treasurer — Bulley, S. M., Esq. . 1 1 - Ksq 11- •Kent, Clement, Esq. - 10 - HABOLD L. BOWER, Esq. Burland, T. Esq. ... - 10 - Gedcies, Wm. & Sons, King, W. Esq 1 1 - Hon. Secretary at Liverpool— Bushby, John, Esq.. 11- Messrs 1 1 - Knox. Wm. Esq 1 1 - CHARLES H. BKLOB, Esq.. Calvert, Capt 11- Gilmour, H. B. Esq. 11- Kurtz, A. G. Esq. ..11- Cameron, John, Esq., Given, John, Esq. .. - - Knrtz,Charles & Sons, Hon. Sec. at New Brighton— M D . 11- Gillespie&Co.Messrs. 1 - Messrs 2 2 - J. L. C. HAMILTON, Esq. Cannington, Shaw Gladstone. Robt. Esq. 1 - Laird, M^Gregor.Esq. 11- Assistant Secretaries — and Co., Messrs. ..11- Glynn, Jno. & Son, Laird Bros. Messrs.. 22- Carver Bros, and Co., Messrs 1 - Laird, Miss 22- Mr. MATTHEW HENDKIB. Lamport and Holt, Mr. JOSEPH BKITT. Messrs 1 1 Goffey, Thomas, Esq. 1 - Chadburn, W. Esq. . - 10 6 ttoodlass, Wall and Annual Uubicriptioiw. Chamberlain, G. and Langlands and Sons, Adam, E., Ksq. M.I). 1 1 - Co., Messrs 1 1 - Goodwin, G. S. Esq. 1 - Messrs. M 22- Adams, R., Ksq - B - •Cheesbrough, F. J. Gordon, James & Co. Langton, Chas. Esq. 11- Alexander, Robt. Esq. 11- Esq 1 1 Langton, Miss 1 1 - Alexander, W. H. Cliff, William Esq. .11- Gordon, James, Esq. 11- Lawrence,W.F.Esq., Cockbain.Allardice & Gossage, Fred. H. Esq.2 2 - M.P 1 - - Allan Brothers & Co. Co., Messrs 1 1 - Gostenhofer.C.T.Esq. 6 - - Lister, Ja->. Esq 1 1 - Messrs 1 1 - Coltart, Robert, Esq. Graham, Henry, Mrs. 22- Litherland, W. & Co. Allan, R. G. Esq 1 1 - Graveson, M. T. Ksq. - B - Allenaer, Geo. F. Comber, Thos. Ksq.. 11- . Esq. .11- 1 1 352 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1890. £. s. d. £. t. d. £. «. d. £. s. A. Papayanni and Co. ewart, C.H.Hylton, Friends, per P. H. H. 2 2 - Wilson, Colonel 11- Messrs 22- Rev. M.A 1 1 - Hamilton, Fraser & Parker, A. T. Esq... 11- one, Geo. Esq. ... - 10 6 Parker, Mrs. Ellen.. 1 - - tuart & Co. D. G. larrisou, F. J. Esq. 2 - - Total £26 15 - Peers, Jame* & Sons, iayes, Wm. Jun. wire, John, & Sons. Perkins, Hugh, Esq. 22- Messrs 2 2 - I. D - 10 - Donations. Philip, Son, and 'ate, Henry & Sens, Jolt, George, Esq ... 3 - - Clifton, Lady H. C. . 6 - - Nephew, Messrs. .11- Messrs 11- Jones, E. Stewart, Pickford Brothers, 'aylor, Cameron, and Collecting Boxes— Messrs 11- Co. Messrs 2 2 - Jones, Mrs. C. W... 1 - - Penberthy, D.& M. - 10 2 Porter, W. S. Esq. .11- 'aylor,Edmund,E»q. 11- Master 'and Crew of Clifton Arms ... - 15 6 Porter, Wm. & Co. 'aylor, Staveley & the ship Stronsa, J. S. Flei cher's, Messrs 11- per Capt. Brooks . 1 - - Butterfly Hotel, Poulsom, Wm. Esq., 'emple. John, Esq.. 1 - - Menick, Hm. Esq.. - 10 - Burnley - 15 6 J.P 1 1 'hompson , A nderson, Snaw, Frank, Esq. . . 1 - - Market Hoiel .... - 13 9 Pratt, John R. Esq.. 11- and Co. Messrs. . . 1 1 -Walthew, William, CJuiggin, John M Esq.- 10 6 ES'i 1 - - 'illars and Boxes on Radeliffe, R. Esq.... - 10 - 'homson, W. Esq. . . 1 1 -Wilson, J. Esq - 10 - Life-boat House.. 994 Ralli, Bros. Messrs . 2 2 - horn wall, K.J. Ksq. 11- Wood-, Miss E. W.. - 10 - urns under 5s - 9 2 Ralli & Psicha, 'brelfall's Brewery Wynne, Thos. Esq.. - 10 - ktastt-r and crew of Total Dons 118 19 11 Rathbone, Benson, 'immis, T. Button, barque Oraig- Total Subs 26 15 - liathbone Brothers 'omlinson, Hodgetts £145 14 11 and Co. Messrs. ... 7 7 - and Co. Messrs 1 1 - TotalDons.. 42 6 4 Rathbone, S, G. Esq. 22- 'nrner. Alfred, Esq. 22- Rathbone, Wm. Esq. 'urner, John. Esq. .11- M.I' 2 2 'ynr, Alfred, hsq.. 1 1 Box List. Birkenhead Railway Ravenscroft, W. Esq. 11- Wainwright, Mrs. R. 1 1 - MANCHESTER Rawdon, J. F. Esq. . - 10 6 Walker, A. and Co Station Refresh- Rayner, E. W. Esq. .11- ment Room - 7 - BRANCH. Rayner, Rod., Esq., Walkeis. Parker und Eberle's Alexandra Hotel 5 1 Honorary Treasurer— Co. Ltd., Messrs.. 11- S. L. HELM, Esq. Reade,T.Mellard,Esq. 11- Walsh, R. J. Esq.... 1 1 - Hamson, Mr. Thos.. - 16 3 Rew. Mrs 1 1 Waterhouse, Miss Mercantile Marine Office, Canning Honorary Secretary— Rhyner, Chas. Ksq.. 11- M.E 11- J. COEBSTT, Esq. Rigby .Colonel W. A. 1 1 - Vatson, Christopher, place 6 10 8 Roberts, J. S. Ksq... - 5 - Esq 11- Mercantile Marine Annual subscriptions. Roberts, & Co.,Kobert Watson, Hy. Esq. ..11- Office, Garston ... - 7 9 Agnew, J. H. & Br.. - 10 6 Messrs , Limited . . 1 1 - Watson, Charle. S. New Brighton Land- Andrew, G. and Sons 11- Robertson, Alex. Ksq. 11- ing Stage and Pro- Arroitage, Jos. J. . . 1 1 - Robertson, Crowe & Webster, James,Esq. - 10 6 menade Pier - 16 10 West, Montague, Seacombe Pillar .... - 5 - Ashton.Thomas.J.P. 22- Robinson, Robt. Esq. 11- Esq 1 1 - Simpson's Refresh- Aspell and Son 2 2 - Robinson, W. L. Esq. 11- West India and ment Rooms, Land- Barbour, Robt. & Br. 3 3 - Kodger. H. R Ksq. . 1 - - Pacific Steam Ship Barclay, R. and Co. . 1 1 - Ronald and Rodger, Co 2 2 - Woodside Ferry 1-7 Barlow & Jonef, Ltd. 11- White, Alex. & Sons, Sums under 6s 117 Barlow, Mrs. Eliz... 1 - - Barlow, T., & Bro... 1 1 - Rundell, T. W. Esq.. 11- White, Genn and Co. Total Boxes.. 12-9 Russell, T. R. Esq. .-106 Messrs 1 1 - Total Dons. . . 42 6 4 Bayley and Craven .22- Scholefield, J. W. Wigan Coal & Iron Total Subs... 466 8 6 Bealey, R., J.P 1 - - Co. (Llm.) Messrs. 11- Beattie, Altgeldt,and Scott, F. F. Esq - 5 . Wilkinson, Thomas £520 15 7 Co 1 1 - Servaes, Julius, Esq. 11- Beattie, Wilson,* Co. 1 - - ShallcrosB & Higham, Williams & Powell, Behrens, the Messrs. 22- Bell, W 11- Shtiw, I'hos. Warms- Williamson. Milligan LYTHAM BRANCH. Beitb, Stevenson, & & Co. Messrs 1 1 - Co 1 1 - Simpson, Walter Wilson, Meyer, and Chairman — Bles, S. 1). and Sons 1 1 - Maddoc, Esq 11- Co. Messrs 1 1 - Rev. H. B. HAWKINS, M.A. Sinclair, VV. P. & Co., Wood, Henry, & Co. British and Foreign Honorary Secretary— Marine Insurance Messrs 11- R. A. DAWKON, Esq. Slater, J. Esq 1 1 - Woodhouse, Samuel, Smart, David. Ksq. .11- Annual Subscriptions. Smart & Co., Messrs. 22- Woodward, Ernest Bazley, Lady 1 1 - Brown, A. C. & Co.. - 10 6 Smith, Alexander M. T Esq 1 1 - Clifton, Lady B.C.. . 33- Bryan, H - 6 - and Co , Messrs . . 1 1 - Wright, Crossley & Clifton, J. T. Esq... 22- Buckley, J 1 - - Smith, Kdwards & Co. Co. Messrs 1 1 - Cockcroft, Miss - 10 Wright, Thomas W. CookRon, T. Esq.... - 10 Burne, J. R - 10 6 *Fair, Talbot, Esq. .11- Carver Bros, and Co. 11- Smith, James, Esq., Yates, E. W. and Co. *fair, Thomas, Esq. I 1 "Chadwick, Jas.,J.P. 56- J.P 1 1 - Messrs 1 1 - *Fisher, Dr 1 1 Clayton, G. E - 2 6 Smith, J. Barkelty, Young, F. W. Esq.. 65- »Fullagar, W. P. Esq. - 10 Crabtree, H. & Sons 33- Craig, Mrs. Jas 1 - - Smith, Robert, Ksq. 11- Total £466 8 6 Smith, Samuel, Esq. , Cunliffe, Mrs. W. J. - 10 6 Harrison, Miss - 10 1 'avies, R 1 1 - Smith, Samuel, Esq., Donations. 'Hawkins, Rev.H. B. 1 - Dewhurst, G. and R. 1 1 - MP .... 5 Bates, Edward & Sons, *Hincksman, Major. 1 1 De Traflbrd, Sir H. F. Smyth, Rose, T. & Co. Messrs 10 - - Howarth, Miss 1 - Badger, Joseph R. Knowies. Mrs - 10 Biggies, T - 10 6 Esq. i 1 - Dods, Ker, and Co. . 2 2 - Sparrow, A. Esq. ... 1 - Collection on board Mellor, Horace, Esq. - 10 Springmann & Co. s.s. Rufford Hall, Richardson, Mrs ... - 10 Edwards, Cunliffe, per Capt. Moffat . 1 13 - *St«.tt, S. Esq 1 - and Wilson 11- Stanistreet,G. Esq. . 1 1 Collection on board 1 Thompson, R. H. Esq.l - England, E. B 1 - - Threltall, R. P. Esq. 1 1 Farbridge, Holliday, | Threlfall, Mrs 1 - Steenstrand, W. Esq. - 10 Collection on board ! Stevenson, Geo. Esq. 2 2 s.s. atyofRome. 5 12 4 «Wartenberi;, S. Esq. 1 - ffarington.Miss ... 1 1 - Stevenson, John, Esq. 1 1 Crosbie, Col. Chas. E. 11- *Wilding,J.W. Esq. - 10 FindlaterandMackie 1 1 - ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BRANCHES. 353 £. *. d. £. s. d. £. *. d. Foster T B . . . 1 I - Donations. PRESTON BRANCH. ^ord, James, Esq... 11- fothergill & Harvey 1 1 - Austin' , Miss 73- Lord, T. K. Esq. ... 1 1 - Gaddum and Co. ... 1 1 - ; Adamsoi;, Son. & Co. 1 1 - President — Lord, Mrs. T. B 1 1 - GalbraithaudCo.... 11- Charleotown Gospel His Worship THE MAYOR. Mackison, T. F. Esq. 11- Goldschmidt, Messrs. Tern pe ran ceMission4 3 - Chairman— Mellor,Zach»ry,Esq. 11- p 1 l -' Collection card of SIDNEY A. HEBMON, Esq. Milne, Mrs. J. .... 1 1 - Grafton, F W 6 - Cecil Gonsterdine .11- Gray Mrs 11- Collection at Life- Treasurer— Greg H R 1 1 - boat Lecture 1 1 2 F. W. POSTING, Esq. )penshaw, J . H. Esq. 11- Lower Mosley Street Hon. Secretary— Tmerod, W. E. Esq. 1 - - Gunai£,Gr. P. &Co.. 11- Sunday School ... 1 1 4 "etrie, George, Esq.. 11- Gysi and Kleinjung. 11- Rowe, Mrs., per J.' 'etri-s Mrs. James.. 11- Hall and Pickles ... 2 2 - Bradb irn 1 Annual Subscriptions. "etrie, Jno. E. Esq.. 11- Hardcastle, E., M.P. 22- St. Thomas* (Ard- £. s. d. Pilliug, Edwin, Esq. 11- Harling, J 1 1 - wick) Sunday Booth, E. H. Esq. . - 5 - Pilllng, John, Esq. .11- Harrison, Griffin and School 2 15 Radcliffe, Arthur, h'sq.l 1 - Co . i i - Spencer,Mrs, Reuben - 5 - lorrocks, Miss 1 1 - Hadclitfe,A»hton,Esq.l 1 - Haslam, Mrs. Jas. . . 1 1 - Contribution Boxes ,213 [orrockses, Crewdson Radcliffe, Herb., Esq. 11- Haworth, R. & Co.. . 1 1 - Bank Interest 1 13 2 & Co., Messrs 33- Radiliffe, Josh. Esq. 11- Heywood,A. t£ 22- Roper, W.B. Esq. - 10 6 Kadcliffe, J. W. Esq. 11- *Heywood, 0., J.P. .22- Total Dons 23 16 11 Steele, Rev. G - 10 6 RadclitFe, Walt. Esq. 11- Higgin, Lloyd & Co . 2 2 - Total Subs. . . . 1?2 3 6 'oulmin & Sons, lobinson, J. S. Esq. 11- Hill, John 2 lobinson, John, Esq. 11- Hilton, James 1 1 - £196 - 5 Villan, M. Esq - 5 - lobinson, Rchd. Ksq. 11- Hoyle, J., and Sons tobinson,T. N. Esq. 1 1 - (Limited) 2 2 - Total £756 iochdale Pioneers Illingworth and Hey- Society 1 1 toyds A. H. Esq... 11- Kendai, Milne & Co. 2 2 - ORMSKI RK Donations. Royds, Capt. C. R. N. Kilvert.N., and Sons 11- BRANCH. lox at Shelley Arms - 8 2 B 11- King. F - 10 6 Sums under 5s - 5 10 ioyds, E. A. N. Esq. 11- President — • Schofleld, Mrs. Jos.. 11- Rev. J. E. WOOD now, Total Dons - U 0 Schofleld.Robi-rtjEsq. 11- Vicar of Ormskirk. Total Subs 7 5 6 Scbolfleld.J.H. Esq. 1 1 - Treasurer— Shaw, W. Esq 1 1 - LUKE BEIGHOUSK, Esq. £7 19 6 Shaw, W. VVillans, Lomnitz & Dnxbury 11- Esq 11 Luke, J. (the late). . - 10 6 Hon. Secretaries — Shepherd, Johu, Esq. 11- HARKISON GBUKDT, Slai-k, Robert, Esq. .11- Lyon, Lord, and Co. 11- JOHN K. LYON. Smith, Miss 11- Mann, Mrs. Dixon.. 11- ROCHDALE Smithson, Thos. Esq. 11- Mas.se v, Richard.. , . 1 - - Annual Subscriptions. BRANCH. Standring, John, Esq. 11- Ally, Thumus, lisq.. - 10 6 Mather and Platt ... 2 2 - Honorary Secretary — itevens, Allan, Esq. 11- Melland and Coward 11- Berry, Jas. Ksq - 10 - Twycross, Mrs 1 1 - c BENJAHIN HEAPE, Esq. M Keand, Mrs 1 1 - Brignouse,Luk-',Ksq. 11- Watson, Mrs 1 1 - Brigbouse, Mrs., The Annual Subscriptions. Whittaker.Cnas. Esq. 11- Merttene and Co. ... 1 1 - Cottage - 10 - Ashworth. Miles 11- Wrigley, E. G. Esq. 11- Micbarlis, James & Brighouse, Samuel, Ashwortn.U in. Esq. - 10 - Wrigley, Fred. Ksq. 11- Co 22- Esq - 10 6 Ashworrh, Miss .... - 10 - Wrigley, O. 0. Esq.. 11- Micbolls, Lucas & Co. 1 1 - Bromley, Jas. Esq., Beet, W.H. Esq.... 1 L - Wrigley.Miss 1 1 - Mill ward & Cryer . . 1 - - Lathom 1 — Brierley, Abrm. Ksq. 11- Boys No.3 Class, Oon- Moseley, IX & Sons .11- Casteja, The Hon. Brierley, James, Esq. 11- grcgational S.School, Murray, A., 11- Count de 3 3 - Bright.J.A.Esq.M.P. 11- Small Bridge - 5 - Nuttall, Harry 1 l - Chiitleburgh, F. J, Bright, Thomas, Esq. 11- Pillar Box 4 11 - Ockleetou and Fitz- Esq. . - 5 - Booth, George J Esq. 11- Collecting Boxes ... - 2 7 gerald - 10 - Esther, J. T. Esq... - 10 6 Calman, A. L. Esq. - 10 6 Stamps, per post ... - 2 6 Patteaon, J. & H.. . 1 1 - Garside, Mrs. Augh- Cbadwick, G. T. Esq. 11- Pease, Mrs. G 1 - - ton - 10 - Clegg. John, Esq.... 11- Total £97 8 7 Pecber and Co. . E. . . 1 1 - Garside, S. A. Esq. . - 10 6 Crompton, John, Esq. 11- Petrocochino Bros... 11- Grundy, Edwin, Esq. - 10 6 Crompton, Josh., Esq. 1 1 - Philips, H., J.P 2 - - Grundy, Mr. Har- Crowther, F. G. Esq. 11- rison - 10 6 Davenport.J. M.Ksq. 1 1 - Polit*chi, C - 10 - Hale, Mrs. John ... - 5 - Dearden, J. G. Esq.. 1 1 - ST. ANNE'S Radcliffe, J 1 1 - Holcroft, Mr. Thos.. - 5 - Dimmock, Jas. Esq. 11- BRANCH. Ralli Bros 11- Kennedy, D - 6 - Duckworth, Jas. Esq. 11- Reinscb am Ende & Co.l 1 - Entwltle, J. B. N. President — Roberts Miss 1 - Martin. Miss, Rail- Esq i i - Rev. W. G. TEBEY, M.A. Robinson, G., J.P. . . 1 1 - way Road - 10 - Haigh, J. W. Esq. ..11- Chairman — Samson, H 1 1 - Morison, John, Esq. , - 10 6 Hartley, J. K. Esq.. 11- R. KKOWLES, Esq. Schwabe and Co., S. 22- Prtscott, Mia 1 - - Heap, James, Esq. . . 1 1 - Schuster,Fulda&Co. 11- Ramsden, the Rev. Heap, Joseph, Esq. 11- Treasurer — Slagg and Co., John. 11- Dr - 5 - Heape,BeDJamin,Esq. 11- W. J. POBEITT, Esq. Smith, Walter 1 l - Robinson, John, E-q. 11- Hill, James, Esq.. .11- Hon. Secretary — Southam, T.,LL.D. 11- Shawe, Mrs. J., H olden, James, Esq. 11- W. H. HAKGBEAVES, Esq. Taytor.Garnett&Co, 22- Scarisbricfc - 10 - Holt, W. C. Esq. ... - 10 6 Thames and Mersey Sheldon, the Misses, Hoyle, Mrs. James.. - 10 6 Annual Subscriptions. Marine insurance Southport 1 1 - Hurst, Richard, Esq. 11- Ashworth, L. Esq. . - 10 6 Hutchinson, Mrs 11- Banister, J. R. Esq. - 5 - Toller, T. N 1 - - Strrtcb, T. H. Esq.i. - 5 - Jackson, Robert, Esq. 11- Blackburn, P. Esq. . - 10 - Tootal, Broadhurst, Booth Dr F. . . 10 6 Thomson, S. Esa. . . - 5 -Kay, W. H. Ksq. ... 1 1 - Booth, G. Esq - 10 6 Watts, E. 1 1 - Tomiinson, R. Esq. Kemp, Mrs 2 2 - Bower, Mrs 1 1 - Whitwortb, E 1 1 - J.P., ac i i King, Mrs 10 6 Bradley, T. Esq - 5 - Woolley, H 1 - - Wareing, Miss, King, W.H. hsq. .. - 10 6 Brown, Alfred, Esq. - 10 6 Wilcocfc Jas 1 1 King, J. Russell, Catterall, E. Esq. .. - 10 6 Worthington, T. & Wareing, Miss A., Esq 1 1 - Catterall, F.W. Esq. - 10 6 Son - 10 - Charlesbye 1 - - Knight, Mrs 11- Clifton.Lady 22- Wright and Co., J... 11- Woodrow, Kev. J. E. - 10 Lancasbire, J.H.Esq. 1 1 Cooper, J. E-q - 10 6 Zlegler.Ph. and Co.. 11- Wylie, Walter, Esq. - 10 - Law, Alfred, Esq. ..11- Oabtree, H. Esq, ., - 10 6 Law, William, Esq.. 11- Total....£l?2 3 6 £21 11 Leech, Robert, Esq.. - 12 - Duckworth, J. Esq.. - 10 6 Littlewood,J. S. Esq. 1 1 - •Eltoft, J. Esq 1 1 - 354 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1890. £. t. d £. s.d. £. <. d £. «. d. Ferguson, H. S. Esq. - 10 6 Burdon, P. Esq 1 1 - Barm, Mr. J. H. . . . - 5 -Sewell, Mrs - 10 6 Gillibrand.R.T. Esq. 1 1 - Cheetham, B. Esq... 11- Bellairs, Colonel.... - 5 - Shaw, George, M.D. Hargreaves, R. Esq. - 10 6 Clinning, T. 0. Esq., Berry, Mr. W - 5 - (the late) 1 1 Hargreaves, Miss J.P ... 11 Blunt, Dr., The late - 10 6 •Sidley. Mr. C. M. Kitty - 5 - Carzon, Hon. G. N., Bonner, Mr. F 1 1 *Hargreaves,Wm.H M P 11 Bowmar, Mr. C. (the Snow and Bennett, late) - 10 6 Harrison, E. Ken. .. - 10 6 Fernley, Miss 1 1 - Bowmar, Miss T. and •Spencer, Mr. C. A.. - 10 6 Harrison, Sub-Cox- Fish, J. Esq , J P . . 1 1 W H 11 •Stanyon, Mr. W.... 11- Garton, Miss 1 1 Brown, Jno. & Sons, Stimson, Mr. J. S. .. 1 1 - *Hermon, S. A. Esq. 11- Geddes, Miss ..11 Stretton and Sons, Holloway, A. J. Esq. - 10 6 Geddes, Miss Jes*y .11- •Burgess, Mr. A. H. - 5 - Messrs - 10 6 Howe, A. Esq - 10 « Glover, Isaac, Esq. . . 1 1 - Burgess, Mr. Josh. .11- Taylor, Mr. J. B. .. - 10 6 •Irving, Kobt.H.Esq. - 10 - Glover, Miss S - 10 6 Turner, Mr. Luke ..11- Jones, J. Esq. J.P. .11- Gregory, Mrs. H. L. 1 1 - Cbirlesworth, Mr. T. •Waite, Mr. k 10 6 *Knowles,Robt.Esq. 11- Halliday, Mrs . . 1 1 - G 5 Walker, R. & Sons. . - 10 6 Lawience, Jas. Esq. 11- Halliilay, Miss 1 1 - Charters, Messrs. E. •Walker, Vlr. W. H. 1 1 Leach, Danl. Esq. ... - 5 - Haydock, Mrs 2 2 - and R - 5 - Webster, Mr. T. ... - 5 - Lithgoe, Kichd. Esq. - 10 6 Heap, Ralph, Esq. . . 1 1 - Clarke, Mrs. J. C. . . 1 1 -•Went, Rev. J - 6 - *Macara, Chas. W. Heaton, Miss . ..11 •Clephan, Mr. E 10 6 We»t, Mr. A. J - B - Esq 2 2 •Hesketh, Mrs 1 1 - Coltmao, Mr.;T - 10 - Williams. Mr. J. H.. - 10 6 Marsh, O. Esq - 5 - Johnson, J. H. Esq. 11- Cook, Mrs. John, Wilson, Mr. Geo. ... - 10 6 Martin, E. Esq 11- Knowle, Mrs - 10 B Wright & Sons, Maxwell and Take, •Knowles, Rev. C. H. 1 1 - •Cooper, Mr. J. H. . - 10 6 Messrs 1 1 - Lancashire and York- Cort & Paul, Messrs. - 10 6 Wright, Mr. C - 10 6 Metcalf, C. Esq 1 1 - shire Railway Co. . 33- Crick Mr. Throne Yeomanson, Mr. W. - B - •Lathom, The Earl .65- (the late) 10 6 Sums under B*. .... - 17 6 Nuttall, James, Esq. - 10 6 Lyeland.Mrs Nuylor 11- •Davis, Col. (Hinck- Ogden, John, Esq... - S - Litton, Hy. Esq. ... 1 1 - ley) - 10 6 Total £61 2 Orr, James, Esq 10 6 *Mathwin, Henry, •Porritt, Harold.Esq. - 10 6 Esq., B.A 11- Ellis, Mis. E. S 1 1 - *Porritt, Wm. Jao. •Nicholson, H. Esq., Ellis, Mr. G. H.. The Donations. Esq . . 11- jp 11 late ...... 1 - Collected in Box at Pye, James, Esq.... - 10 6 *Pilkington, G. E*q., Ellis and Everard, resldenceofMr.W. R te, J. M. Esq - 10 6 M.D 1 1 _ Messrs - 10 6 Green - 13 4 Hains, Mrs - 10 Rinimer, E. J. Esq. Else, Mr. A - 10 6 Do. by Mr. W. Hud- Redfern, E. Esq 10 6 J.P i 1 Emberlin, Mr. H. E. - 10 - son (Surbiton Hill) 35- Redferu, -las. Esq. . . - 5 - *Rohinson, John A., Everard, Mr. W. . . . - 5 Do- . residence of Miss Rhodes, George.Esq. - 6 - J.P 11- Franklin, Dr - 5 - M. C. Noble -76 Rirjimer, Coxswain . - 6 - Scarisbrick Chas. Esq. 1 1 - Gillson. Mr. H. T... 1 1 - Collected at Pillar Rogerson, A. R. Esq. 1 1 Scarisbrick.Wm.Esq. 1 1 - Gimson and Co., Steid, Jos. P., J.P. .11- Leicester KowingClub Scholfleld,A.B.Esq. - 10 6 •Stead. Thomas W. Goddard, Mr. J. W.. - 5 - per Mr. Linnell . . - 10 - Shepherd, Jas. Esq . - 5 - Esq 1 1 - Goddard, Mr. Josh.. - 10 6 Smith, Alfred, Esq.. - B - Stelfox. Mrs 1 1 - Goodchild, Mrs. (Ro- Total Dons 796 Swainson, J. Esq. .. - 10 6 *.Sutcliffe,Rev T..J.P. 11- therby) 11- •Terry, Rev. W. G.. 1 1 - •Thomas. W. Esq.. Goudchild, Mstr. T.P. Total Subs. ....61 2 - Thompson, Jno. Esq. 11- M.D.. J.P 1 1 - (Kotherby) - S - Wainwright, Jno. Esq.- 10 - •Unwiu, John, Esq.. 11- •Green, Mr. W 1 1 - £68 11 6 Walmsley, Ed. Esq. - 6 - WalkT.W.Esq.J.P. 1 1 - Harrison and Sons, Wardle, W. Esq. ... - 5 - *Welsby, Captain I. Messrs. T ... - 5 - Williams.Henry.Esq.- 5 - Hardy 1 1 - Hart& Levy.Messrs. - 10 6 Williamson, D.C. Esq. 11- Welsby, Colonel, J.P. 11- Hearth, Mr J . . - 5 - Worrall, Mrs. S. A. 2 - - West, Misses 11- Haxby, Mr. J. B.... - 10 6 Worthington, Richd. Wilkinson, B. Esq., •Hewitt Mr K - 10 6 J P i i Hewitt, Mr. F. Jun. - 5 - Yorke, J. Esq - 10 6 *Wood, James, Esq. Hodges, Mr. J. E. . . 1 1 - Itncolnstme. J.P i i _ •Hodges, Mr. F 1 1 - Hodges, Mr. G. H. . . 1 1 - £43 1 - £59 >7 - Howcutt, Mr. John LINCOLNSHIRE Donations. Donations. (the late) - 10 6 SHIPWRECK A Friend, Southport Ingram, Mr. Thomas - 10 6 ASSOCIATION Collecting Pillars and interest from Bankers 2 11 6 (1886).. £20 - - Interest on borough BRANCH. Boxes at Boat-house Johnson, W. & H . . 1 16 1 and at the Pier... 46 - 2 Pillar and Boat- Treasurer — House Boxes 36 2 6 Johnson, Mr. J - 10 6 WILLIAM GAKFIT, Esq. Total £94 1 2 Johnson, Mr. T. F. . 1 1 - Total £97 16 1 Jones, Messrs. T. & loint Honorary Secretaries — Rev. R. W. OHACROFT and Kemp, Messrs. E. & Rev. E. RAWNSLRY. SOUTHPORT Son - 10 6 •Kempson, Mr. W.. 11- Annual Subscriptions. BRANCH. Lakin. Mr. Chas.... - 5 - £. «. d. Presidfnt — Leicester Butchers' Addison, Mr. R - 10 - The Rt. Hon. The Association, The. . 11- Ainslie, Kev. tiobert 11- EARL LATHOM. ^Leicestershire. Allenby, S. Esq 1 - - Chairman— •McAlpin, Mr. J. W. - 10 6 Armstrong, Capt. .. - 10 6 R. NICHOLSON, Esq., J.P. LEICESTER Marshall, Mr. J. Arlindale, Mr - 5 - Honorary Treasurer— BRANCH. Aubertln, E. Esq. . . 1 - Capt. I. HARDY WELSBY. Morgan, & Squires Bengough, Rev.E.S. 1 - Chairman — Bethlehem Hospital, Honorary Secretary — W. H. WALKER, Esq. Morley and Sons, Governors of 6 - G. A. PILKINGTON, Esq., Treasurer — iooth, F. H. Esq. . . 1 - J.P., M.D. T. T. PAGET, Esq. •Odaines, Mr. S. - 10 6 Joucherett, Miss ... - - Annual Subscriptions. Oliver, Mr. Geo 1 1 - Bradley, Mrs 11- Atkinson, John, Esq., Honorary Secretaries— Paget. Mr. Alfred... 11- Irownlow, Earl ....20 - ~ jp 11- WILLIAM GREEN, Esq. •Paget, Mr. T. T.... 1 1 - Buckle, Capt., R.N. 11- Banning, Mrs. J. J.. 11- FRANK HODGES, Esq. Parry, Mr. H. H.... - 10 6 Chapiin,H.,Rt.Hon. Barrow, W. A. Esq. 11- Annual Subscriptions. Pickard, Mr. J. E. . - 10 6 M.P 2 2 Blacklock, Mrs 22- £. .. d. laven, Mr. W - 5 - Cheales, Rev. H 1 - - Boocock, John - 10 6 Adkinson, Mr. R. L. - 6 - loberts & Roberts, heales, Rev. H. J.. - 10 6 Bradbury, Mrs 11- Atkins, Mr. A. L... - 5 -1 Messrs 10 6' ANNUAL SUBSCBEPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BEANOHES. 355 t.. l. d. £. «. d *'. *. d. £. s. d. Clifton, Mr -10 6 LORTH BBANCU. Ston, Mrs. - 10 « Donatimu. 'Coltman, R.P.Esq.. 1 I - Bourne, Mrs -10 - Small, Messrs. J. II. Contribution Boxes : — Cracroft, E. W. Esq. 11- Cusworth, Mr. J 6 - S.S.Askton - S - •Cracroft, Rev. Robt. 11- £meri», W. R. Eeq. 11- Smith, Capt 1 \ - „ Chester - 11 - Cross, Rev. J. E 10 - 3v@ and RaQsaaw, Thomas, Mr. F, .... - 5 - „ UuddersJlcU. 1 15 • Messrs 1 - - T boras, Son, and Co. „ Lincoln - 10 - Drax,Mrs.J.C.E.E.E. 2 - - Smith, C. (Sr. & Son, Thorps, Mrs. T.W. - 5 - „ KetforO. - 16 - Elmhiret, Genl 11- Messrs... - 10 - Tunnard, C. T. Esq. 11- PockMaster'sOfflce Eve, Mr.Jas - 10 - Walkington.W. Esq. - lu 6 Tuxford, J. E. Esq., Royal Dock 11 - Fane, H. E. Esq 1 - - Wilde, Kev. Canon. .11- M.D 1 1 - Dock Master'sOfflce Oarfit, Clsypon, and Walker, Miss -10 6 Fish Dock - 6 6 Co., Measro 4 4 - Ward, J - 10 6 Gates, Me earn. T. & Harrison, K. Esq... . ~ 10 - Wright. Messrs. C.T. S , Office 86 •Heanley, J. Ksq. ..11- & H. T - 10 e Cteethorpes Rail- Heneage, the Bight Wren, J. Esq \ - - way Station .... - 6 » Hon. Kdw., M.P.. 11- NORTH SOMKRCOTHS BEANCH, Yeatmao, C. Esq.... 11- Itocks Railway Higgins, J. Esq -10 8 »Bell.Rev. J 1 I - Station - 5 10 Hollway.Col. C. ... 1 1 - *Honlden, Mr. G. .. - 10 - Total £33 2 - Shipping Office. .. - 8 1 Hollway, H. Esq.... 1 1 - "Houlden, Mr. K, .. - 5 - Custom Hoase ... - 6 - Hopkmson, Rev. W. 11- Jobnson, Rev. P.... - 10 — Ingttby, Sir H. D. Loogley, Rev. T. . . . - 5 - Bart 2 - - Simpson, Mr. E..,. - S - GRIMSBY BRANCH. Total Dons . . 7 18 8 Jarvis, Rev. C. E. . . 1 1 - Sums under 6s...... - 7 6 Total Subs... 36 18 - Ladds, RCT. J. S.... - 5 - Patroness — Langton, Beanet, Esq. 22- £336 The Couatessof y-ufBonocoH. £44 16 8 Legeatt, H. Methuen, Chairman — Esq 1 1 - Chapel Branch Ill 7 Lincoln, Dean of ... 1 1 - Mablethorpe Branch 4 10 4 A. W. T. (JEAHT-THOBOU), Lister, Eev.J.M... 11- Skegness Branch ... - U 8 Esq. Lister, J. S. Esq. ... 1 1 - Vice-Chairman— Msckinder, Mr.H... - 5 - Donation*, die. BDWABD BAS;;\B«E, Esq. Magdaien College, Bacon, Sir H. B&rt. J[lftniQwti)&iHK. Oxford, President (W&8) £10 10 - Honorary Secretory— and Fellows of ... S 3 - Nevile Reeve, Esq. Capt. THOMAS JKWOT. (1886) £10 10 - ABERDOVEY Massingberd, Rev. Annual Subscription*. BRANCH. W. 0. 11- Trustees of Miss Allwood, Mr. ft. 6 - •Monson, Hon. and •Bannister, E. Esq. .11- Chairman— Interest on Mr. Hud- »Cartwright, G. Esq. - W 6 J. WEBSTEB, Esq. •ttmdv, C.Fraa. M. son's Legacy .... 3 14 4 •Chapman, J. Esq. .11- Esq 1 1 - Interest on N. E. Chapman, Mr. G.... - 5 - Honorary Secretary— Railway Deben- *Charltoa, T. Esq... 1 1 - Dr. F. H. V. GKOSHOLZ. Ogilvy, Mrs. R. tures 43 U 6 Hamilton 1 - - Cook, Mr. it. -10 - jtnnuaf Subscription*.' Frances, Mr - 6 - Otter, F. Esq. 11- Total £209 17 - 1888, Oxfflibridge, Visct... I - - GMtey, Mr - S - £. s. d.. *Prestow, Colonel... - 10 - Gordon, Mr. S...... 5 - •Srosholz, Dr - 10 « Pretyman, Kev. Fred. 11- Grange, Mr. K U . . - 10 - Pochiu, Miss 1 - - Rawnsley, V. fSsq. . . I 1 - •lirant-ThoroW, A. Wynne, W. R. M. *B»wnslf>y,Rev.Edw. 11- BOSTON BRANCH. W. T. Esq 1 1 - Reynardson,C.B. Euq,l 1 - •Green, W. A. Esq. . - 10 6 Suras 55. and below. 2 13 6 Robinson, J. S. Esq. - 10 - Steward — Heritage, E. Ksq 1 1 - Rogers, H.Esq 11- B. C. UABFIT, Esq. Haagensen, H. Esq. 11- Total £5 S - St. Oswald, the Right Hon Lord 2 2 - Collector— Holifngswortb, Capt. Sale Rer. T - 10 « Mr. J. OJ. KJLUNGWOETH. A. - 5 - Scarborougb, Earl of 4 2 - Annual Subscription*. 'Jackson, W. Esq... 1 I - Shuttleworti.A.Esq. 2 - - Blenkin, H«v. «. B. 1 1 - •Jewiti, Tbos. Esq.. -10 6 BARMOUTH Sibthorp,C.C. Esq... a - - Botuatnlev, Mr. H. . - t - Josse, Henry, Esq. .11- BRANCH. Sibthorp.M.W.Esq.- 11- Clemow, Mi. R. H.. - 5 - Sibthorp, Miss Waldo 22- Coward, Mr. M. W. - 5 - Mackhuosh, Oooald. - 6 - Chairman — Sibthorp, Mrs. Waldo 11- Cracroft, Mrs. J.... - 10 - Macklatosb, David. . - 5 - J. R. OAVUS, Esq. Dods Mrs 1 1 - Manchester, Sheffield, Honorary Secretary- Sinitli, Ellison, & Co. 2 2 - Dyer, B. R Esq. ... - 10 6 and Lincolnshire Mr. UaiFFmt GKiFFiraa. Smith, Mr. Rd - 10 - Gask, T. Esq. - 5 - Railway Company 6 6 Smyth, W. H. (fisq. .11- Harwood, Mr. R. J.. - 10 6 Marshall and Atkin- AnnwU subscriptions. Stanbope, the Hon. Hildred, Mr.G - B - son, Messrs. 11- *Davies, J. R. Esq. .11- E., M p 2 . - Holland, Rev. C. D. - 10 - MarahaU and Son, •Evans, J. Esq - 5 - Stanhope. J. «. Esq.. 2 a - Horry.Mr. W - 10 - Harbour Trustees ..33- Staniland, M. Esq. .,11- Ingram, W. J. Esq. 11- Mason, R. Esq...... - 10 - Holland, S. Esq. 1 1 - 3wan,J.*R.EsqB. .11- Jeob, J. J. Esq 11- McLeod,Mr. G - 5 - Swan, Rev. C. T. ... 1 1 - KUUugworth.MissR. - 5 - Meadows, J. Esq.... 1 1 - •Morris, W. J. Esq.. - 5 - Thimbleby.T.W.Eaq.l 1 - Kttwood, T. Esq. ... - 10 6 Mndd, Mr. K - B - Pope, S. Esq., Q.C... 2 2 - Tumor, £ Esq. .... 1 1 - Oldrld, Rev. J - 10 « Naiaby, W 2 - - Riekette, E., E-q. .. 1 1 - Tweed, F. W. Esq... - 10 Pearson, Misses .... - 10 6 Nsiosby, C. Esq 1 1 - *StevenBon,R.R. Esq. 11- Walls, Rev, R.G.... 1 I - Richer, J. W. Esq., *Oates,T.&S.,MeB8is. \ \ - Talbot, Mrs 2 2 - Ward, ROT. G - 10 0 J.t. - 10 6 *Reed, Major .,..,, - 10 « •Wayne, R S, Esq.. - 10 - *W*rren, Her. J. S. 1 1 - Pilley* Son. Messrs. - 10 « •Robinson, J. Esq.,. - 10 « Rainey, A Esq -10 6 White, F. T. Esq. .. 1 - -Rica.J. Esq 22- Wbitwortb, Kev. T.. - 10 6 Rice, Mrs C. 1 1 - Smethurst & Sons, Donations. Williamson, Mr. ... - 6 - Rowland, J. W. Esq. - 10 6 Willoughby D'Eresby Bent of old Boat- and ^veland. The Sberwin,S.E8q.,J.P.. - 10 6 •Sutcliffe, J 1 I - Rt.Hon Lord..,. 5 - - Simomls, Messrs. J. Thompson, Mr. S. . , - 5 - C. &Son 1 1 - Tonge, Mr. K.J...-10 6 Total Dons 3 e 1 Wingate, Misses ... - 5 - Sfctaner, Messrs. C. Veal,B, J. Esq .... 11- Total Subs. ....13 u - Tarborongh, the Right & Sons - 10 6 Wood, Mr - 5 - Hon. the Earl of.. 2 1 - Stamford, Spalding, Yarboro', The Earl of 22- £21 17 4 *orke-Dalla8,T. Esq. 11- and Boston Bank- Yonng, Rev. J. P. . . - 6 - ing Company .... 5 B - Total £121 12 « Sfeuuland, R. W. Total £38 18 - 356 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1890. £. s. d. f. s. d. £. s. d Week* T.. .. 5 Steward, Patteson & Francis, Mr. J. P. . . - 10 6 jJHonmout!)st)ir0. Sura* under 5s. - 18 6 Co. Messrs I 1 - Ureen, Mr. John ... - 10 S Taylor, P., 0. Esq. Hare Rev H . - 10 6 Total £37 12 6 Hon. Secretary ... 1 1 Hollw.iy - CaUhrop, N E W P O R T Taylor, I. O.Howard BRANCH. Itonatians. Esq 1 1 - Hoste, Miss 11- Collecting Box, per Thorn, C. Esq - 10 - *Kerslake. Rev. E.K. 1 1 - President — E. .1. Summers ... - 6 6 Trafford, E. W. Esq. 22- Knight, Rev. J. L. . - 10 6 The Bight Hon. LORD Isca Foundry Co. ... - 10 6 Upcher. H. R. Esq. .22- Knigais. Mr. E. C. . - 10 6 TfifiDBGAE. Orders & Haroif.rd. .- 10 6 ttiid, EdH-ard, Esq.. 1 - - Lamb. Rev. J - JO 6 Pain, J. D. & Son. . . - 6 -Wodehouse, Mre. C.. 2 - - Mack, Mr. Thos. T.. - 10 6 Hon. Secretary — Bi»xes under 5s. .... - 11 10 •Mnssett, Mr. Hy... - 10 - HORACE S. LTSE, Esq. Total £89 6 6 Orford, Earl of 3 - - Total Dons. ..24* *l'almer, Mr. L - 10 6 Poiritt, Mr. Wm. L. 1 1 - Annual Subscriptions. Total Subs... 37 12 6 txmatiwtt. George, George, Esq. B 5 - *Reeve, Simms, Esq. 22- £. s. d. "Heeve, Simms W. •Lord Tredegar 5 - - £39 Hi 10 Garnham, Mr. ti. J.. - 10 « Taylor. Miss R. K., Esq . . ,.11 Savory, Mr. John... 1 1 Bailey, C H - 1" 6 in Sunday after- iavison, Hunt & Co. - 5 - Esq.., M.P 33- £198 11 10 Ebswortb, C - 5 - Bagg.-, Kicnard, Esq. 1 1 - Edmunds, H. C - 5 - Basstmw, K. G. Esq. 11- Evans, W J - 10 6 Barctay, J. G. Esq. .22- CROMER BRANCH. Faulkner, H - 5 - Baxter.Geo. Esq.... 11- Chairman— Fisher W fl - 5 - Bensly, W. T. Esq., BLAKENEY BRANCH. Eight Hon. LOED SOFFIELD. LUi. .. . „. 11- Treasurer and Honorary Birkbeck,H 22- Dorman, T. P. Esq. 11- Tweedside Minstrels, ATQold Brothers.... - 10 6 Grafton, His Grace per W. Green.... 10 - - the Duke of 1 - - Boxes under is - 5 8 Beechlag Brothers.. 22- feteden, B. Esq.... - 6 - Biddlecombe and Sorsey, J. Esq - 10 - £28 18 2 Boning, Messrs. . . - 10 6 Jeflfery.W. Esq -10 - BAMBURGH CASTLE Birkbeck, SirEdwd., fempson, A. Esq... 11- BRANCH. Bart., M.P. 65- Kenniug, C. Esq. ... 1 1 - Bracey and Son .... 1 1 - iOlbaro, Mr. A. H.. - » - Honorary Secretary — •Brown, Walter. ... - 10 6 Lnck, Mr. W - 6 - R. G. A. HrjTCHiNson, Esq. BLYTH BRANCH. •Boston, H, E 11- Haniielil and Sons, Annual 8u,t»criptions. Chairman— Chamberlin, H, .... - 10 6 Messrs - 10 - •Anderson, J. Esq. . - 5 - MICHAEL RFDMOSP, Esq. )sborn,T. Esq - B - •Broadbent, Dr - 10 - Honorary Secretary — Clowes, J. E - 18 6 *Bnrdon - Sanderson, JOBS HEOT.ETI, "Esq. •Diver, C - 10 6 Perry, P. P. Esq.. J. A. H. Esq - 10 - •Diver, W -10 6 J.P - 5 - Gray, John, Esq.. . . 1 Annual Subscriptions. •Emerson, Capt. T. . - 10 6 PMpps, P. Esq 11- Hindmareh, Mrs.... - 10 - Ashingion Coal Co.. 11- •Fellowea, J. H - 10 6 iobinson. Jon. Esq.. -10 - •Hutchinson, K. tr. Armsirong, Lord... 1 - - Frere,E. F -10 6 Scriven, T. Esq - C - A. Esq - ZO - Beolington Coal Co.. 2 2 - Fulcher, W. P - 10 6 Sheffield, D. Esq. ... - 5 - •Hutchinson, T. Esq. - S - •Bell, Koberi&Co.. - 10 6 Goodwin, H - 10 « Shoosmitn, W. Esq.. - 10 - •tong, Rev. H. F... - 10 - Blyth S Tyne Brew- Turner Bros., Messrs. - 10 - "Long, W.E. Esq. . - 10 6 fry Co 6 - Johnson and Sons . . 1 1 - Wilson, J.Esq - 6 - Blyth Dock Co 10 - King, CapC. H. B., •Pitt, Hy. Esq - 6 - Blyth Foundry Co. . - 6 - R.N 11- £13 16 - •Winchester, Capt. . - 10 - Blyth GltoS Co., G. Lacons,Yonell, & Co. 11- Moore & Sons .... - 6 - Leaco J - 10 6 Donations. £5 15 6 Blytb. Ship Building Proceeds of Concert, Donations. National Provincial per Rev. H. R. Clive Co-Operative Interest upon £1,000 Society 11- Bank of England .11- given by Miss Palgrave, R. H. I. . . - 10 6 Cowpen Coal Co. ... 2 2 - Betty Cuttell for Dawson, Mrs. G. ... - 10 - Palmer, Mrs. W. D. 1 1 - Total ...... £16 18 - the maintenance Sanl, T. & Son 1 1 - of the Bamburgh *Dent, Jonn.ithe \ate - 10 - •Shingles, ti. S - 10 « Castle Life-boat ..30 - - •Steward, T. Burton - 10 e Box at Boot bouse. . . - 1* 1 Button, J -10 6 Dromgoole,KCT.P.Q. - 5 - Watling, E. A 1 1 - GoUer, William - 6 - Hfdleyai.dCo - 10 6 •Woolveruro, C - 10 6 Total £36 12 1 Youell, Mrs. C - 10 6 Total £33 1 6 James, Hev. C. W. . - 1" - :Naster, E. Esq 1 - - Hodgson, W. Esq... . - 10 - Allhensen, Wiiton. .11- LalBg,Alex. &Co... - 10 6 *Kwing, Mr. James. 1 - - •Taylor, Rev. R. E. - 10 - Bell, J. Lowthian, Lamb, R. 0 1 1 Jaggerston, Sir John 11- Contribution Box... - 4 1 Esq 1 1 - LambtoQ &Co.Me&Br&. & 5 - *Cnnnii]gham. D. . . - 10 - Leideman and Co. ... 1 1 - Jughes, Rev. E. ... - 10 - Total £11 9 1 *Foster, Robert, Esq. 1 1 - Liddell, Mr. (Trus- ESQ. '. .' 1 - - Orde, Rev. L.S - 10 - Uedley-Dent, Mrs ..11- Locke, BiackettA Co. 1 1 - Kobson, Miss - 10 - Lambert, Rev. F. Fox 11- Sanderson, Mrs. J. B. - 10 - Lownds, J. R. Esq. . - 10 - MUKrig»mlCo 11- Taylor, John, Esq. . - 10 6 HAUXLEY BRANCH. Mltford, Col 11- Nelson,DoDkln,8iCo. 1 1 - Taylor, R. Howey, *Milons, Wm 1 1 - Newcastle Branch of Esq 1 1 - Chairman— - Niwham, T. C. Esq. 8. F. "WmpBisetos, Esq. National Provincial Thorp, Rev. C. F. .. - 10 - MD ... . 11- Bank of England. 33- * Wilson, Geo. Esq.. - 10 - Honorary Secretary— NorthumberlaiKJ, His Newcastie Chemical Bev. J&HGS FAIRBHOTHKB, Grace the Duke of » - - Co 1 i - Potts, Joseph ..,...- in - Owners of Charlaw Total £40 12 - Annual Subscription*. •Renner, T -10 - Colliery - 10 6 Northumberland, His Sample, Thos. ,.,...- 10 - Owners Pelaw Main Grace the Date of 2 - - •Shortt, Rev. E 11- — 360 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1890. £. t. d. £. s. d. Slater, J., Esq - 10 - Entwistle, B.N.Esq. 1 - - Notting&ams&fa. ©xfor&s&iu. Whitiey, — , Esq. . . - 10 - George, B.Esq - 5 - •Worthington, H., NEWARK BRANCH. HENLEY-ON-THAMES jun., Esq., JP 2 - - Harries, (J, Esq 4 - - BRANCH. *Worthington,H.Esq.l - - Kelway, H. Esq.... - 6 - Honorary Secretary- Sums under fit. 2 2 - Lambton, Colonel . , 1 1 - Mr. E. T. SIMMONS. Chairman— Lambton, Lady Vic- G. LCCEY, Esq. £20 18 - toria 1 1 Annual subscriptions. Leach, Lt.-Col. 1 - - ^ £. s. a. Honorary Secretary— Anderson, Mrs - 6 - Donations. A. R. AWBEUT. Collecting Boxes ...- 1 - Long, Capt. B.N"., Atkins, Mr. T. F. Supt. H.M.. Dock- Burnaby - 10 - Annual Subscription*. yard 2 10 - *. ». d. Total £21 6 - Long, Mrs 2 10 - Awbery, A. R - 10 - Bitson, Mr. J - S - Mayne, Admiral, Branston, Mr -10 - Brakspear, A. Esq. .11- M°Master, T. and Co. - 10 - Braoston,Mr.J. G... - 10 - Bnckha.ni, Mrs - 10 - Meyrick, Sir Thomas, Burnaby, Mr. T. F. . - 10 - Child, Miss - 10 - Caparn, Mrs. Robert - 10 - LITTLEIHAVEN Coates, W. T. Esq.. - S - (ST. BRIDE'S BAY) *Mirehoil8e,R.W.B. Chew, Mr.tieorg e . . - 6 -Hews, W. T. Esq... - 10 6 Ken - 10 Clarke, Missjosephlne, Lockey, Miss 11- BRANCH. Mirehouse, Mrs - 10 - collected by - 4 10 Morgan, Mrs. E. S. . - 10 - Easterfleld, Mr. - 5 - Mohk, C - 5 - • Patron — Morgan, Miss Alice. - 10 - Falkner, Mr. E.S. .. - 6 - Morgan, F. Efeq 11- The Kt. Hon. Officers Soy&l Aittl- Foster, Mr - 6 - Noble, J. Esq. 2 - - LOBD KEHSIMGTON. Gilstrap, Mrs. Oeo... - 10 - lery, Pembroke Page, J. Esq 5 - Treasurer— Hodgkinson, Mrs. . . - 10 - Pinckney.Rev.W.P. 11- Officers Royal Engi- Ironmonger, Miss. . . - 5 - Kev. J. 0. HABKIS, B.A. neers Deiensible Job, Mr. Samuel. ... - 10 - £10 10 6 • Hon. Sea- Barracks, Pembroke Jukes, Rev. H. A. . - 5 - Captain 60LDWTEB. Dock 1 12 6 Donation t Oswald, Messrs - 8 6 Plater, Rev. H - 10 - Annual Subscriptions. Palmer, Mr. T - 6 - Bichardson, Eatp, Si Armstrong, Elliot, Phillips, John, Esq. Slater, Messrs.... - 10 - Total £15 10 6 Esq - 10 - Lloyd's Agent.... - 5 - Riddell, Mr. E. M. H. 1 1 - Davies, W. Esq., Phillips, F. Lort, Ksq. - 10 - Simmons. Mr. K. T.. - 6 - MP 11- Phillips, Mrs. Lort . - 5 - Simmons, Miss, col. Davies, Warren 5 - Puckridge, Bev - & - by - 7 6 *6oldwyer, Captain O. Roberts, W. R. Esq. - 6 - TaUents, Mr. W. E.. - 10 - Ashe - 10 - Rowlands, Rev. J. B. - 5 - Tallents, JHr.G - 10 - Goldwyer, J. E - 10 - Saurin, M. A. Esq... - 10 - Thorpe, Colonel .... - 10 - •Harris, The Bev. Saurin, Mrs - 10 J. 0 - 5 - *ScourfieUI, Sir Owen, Harvey, Job ...... 1 1 - Bart 5 - - *Kensington, Lord .55- Servants of the Earl jpmbwiu&ijirt. Marsh, T. E. M - 10 - ofCawdoratStack- *Pbilpin, J - 5 - F1SHGUARD Penn, A. E - B - *Stokes,Ooloael - 10 - NOTTINGHAM Smedley, Isaac, Esq. - 6 - BRANCH. BRANCH. Rowlands, Boweu, Stamper, J. F. Esq.. - B - Q.C - 10 - Teasdale, J. H - 10 - Honorary Secretary— Patron — Thomas, Jos. H. Esq. - 10 - Teat, Mrs - B - SAMUEL COLLINSON, Esq. The Bight Hon. Walters, Howell ... - 10 - Wynne, Major - 5 - LOED KENSIHGTON. Contribution Boxes. 1 12 11 Annual Subscriptions. President— Sums under 5s 6 10 10 Adams, Mr. John... - 10 6 W. DAVIES, Esq., M.P. £12 1 - Armltage, S .F. Esq. 11- Total 448 7 3 Birfcin, Thomas, Esq. 11- Chairman— Bwdley.Mr. A 22- H. WOKIHINGTON, Jan., Esq., Donations. Cbwen, Q. R. fe'sq. . . - 10 8 J.P. Contribution Box... - 1 4 Edge, J.T. Esq.... 1 1 - Honorary Secretary— NEWPORT BRANCH. Goldschmldt, E - 10 6 WALTER J. VACJGHAH, Eaq. Total £12 13 4 Goodliffe, W. F..... 1 1 - Annual Subscriptiont. President— Hsrdwiek, Q...... - 10 6 £. >. d. JAMES BEV AN BOWEN, Esq. Heymann, Mr. A. . . 1 1 -Ashley, P. J. E.Esq. - 6 - Boweu, Lord Justice Chairman — Heymann, H. Esq. . . 1 1 - MILFORD HAVEN Eev. E. JONES, S.D. Holllns and Co' Corbett, Mrs. M. S. . - 10 - BRANCH. Treasurer and Honorary Messrs. W 11- Davies,W. Esq. M.P. 1 - - Secretary — Hutchlnson, Mr. Foster, T. Nelson, Patron— DAVID HAVABD, Esq., Esq - 10 - The BVgbt Hoo. the EAEL OF J.P., M.D. *Geoige, Capt. n. .. - 5 - CAWDOE. Kirk. Henry - 10 6 George, W. D. Esq.. - 5 - Collector- Miller, W. W - 10 6 *Hagerty, Mr. E. . . - S - President- Mr. THOMAS JENKINS. Parker and Booth, . . I 1 - Hamilton, Lady 1 - - Sir J. OWES SoopEFratD, Bt. Seely, Charles, Esq.. 2 2 - Hutcbmson, — Esq. - 10 - Annual Subscriptions. Simon, May, and Co. - 10 6 Johns, Rev. Thos. . . - 10 - Honorary Secretary— Bowen, J. B. K-q.... 11- Snlley, E. Esq 2 2 - Jolly, Frank, Esq... - 10 - B. W. B. MIREHOUSB, Esq. Bowen, Miss - 10 - Waoley,Miss - 6 - Kensington, Kt.Hon. Fonlkes, Miss - & - Lord 2 - - Annual Subscriptions. *Havatd, David, Esq. - 10 - Lenton, Gee., Esq. . - 10 - Allen, LadyCatherine 1 - - •Jones, Rev. E - 10 - Total £24 9 - Mavne, Adml., C.B., Beddoe, H - S - Pocock, Rev. Nicho- M P 11- las . - 5 - Bignold, W. H. Esq. - 5 - Robinson, B. Esq... - 10 - __ Campbell, Lady Morrison, Miss D. . . - 10 Vernou, W. A. Esq. - 10 - Morrison, Miss K... - 10 - •Cawdor, Earl of ... 2 2 - Sums under 5s 3 14 - Morrison, Archie, Esq.l - - Coram & Co. Messrs. 11- Nutt, J.,Esq - 6 - Cree, T. G. Esq - 5 - Total £8 - - Porter, H. E., Esq. . - 5 - ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BRANCHES. 361 £. e. d. £. i. d. ST. DAVID'S Gwynne, W. C. Esq. - 6 - Maraton Bros, ,...,- 6 - Gulliver, H. W - 10 - Marsion, Mr. E. . . . - 6 - gbometsets&t'tt. BRANCH. Herapath, C., Kyna- Mears, Mr. Thomas. 22- Patron — Meredith, Rev. E. T. 11- Bight Rev. Lord Bishop of Herhert. H. H. Esq. - 6 - Neilson, The Misses 22- BATH AND WELLS ST. DAVID'S. Highroore, Misses. .. - 6 - Nevett, Mr. - 5 - BRANCH. Hawkins,, Miss.. .. - 5 - Pearson, Mr. R - S - President- Ingrain, Mrs. Russell - 6 - Pearson, Mr. W. . . . - 5 - Chairman — Rev. Canon LEWIS, M.A. Percy, Mr. Algernon E. S. BLAINE, Esq., J.P. Jones, Mrs. Boileau - 10 - Chairman — Heber 1 - - Treasurer & Hon. Secretary — SAMSON T. WILLIAMS, Esq. Lewes, Col. W - 6 - Poole, Miss - S - Lock, Mrs. K - 6 - Poole, Mr. C. H. ... 1 - - Capt. HABIKGTON, EJJ. Vice-Chairman— Lord, K.C - 10 - Price, Mrs 1 - - W. WATTS WILLIAMS, Sandbach, Mrs - 6 - BATH. Esq., J.P. Macnamara, Miss. . . - 6 - S&ndford, Mrs. (of Collector- Honorary Secretary — Macreight, A. F. H. - B - Sandford) 66- Mr. ALFBED BAKER, Bath. W. PEREGSISE PBOFBST, Malcolm. Col - 10 - Smith, Mr. R. T.... - 10 - Esq., LL.D. Marshall, H - 10 - Stamton, Mr - 6 - Annual Subscription*. P. B. 0. H - S - Tippinge, Mr. 1 - - £. I. d. AnntuA subscription!. Power, Mrs - 10 - Treasure, Mr. - 10 - Annltase, MissH... 11- £. i. d. Renifry, F. E. Esq.. - 5 - Uitto (for 1888)... . - 10 - Austta, Kev. J - 10 - *A\\en,VCTyRev,Deanl 1 - *Richards,W.H.Esq. 1 - - Twemlow,Mr.(Pe«(s- *Blaine, R. S. Esq., Allen, Miss 11- J.P. 11- * Arnold, Mr. W. ... - 6 - St. Catherine Ter., Wakeman, Sir Offley 1 - - Broke, Miss 11- *Bevan, Rev. Canon 11- No. 2 - 6 - Ward, Mr. T. 0.. .. 2 - -Bodii, S. P. Esq 1 1 - Btehop of St. David's 11- Stokes, C.W. K. Esq. - 10 - Walford. Mrs - 5 - •Cater, Mr. R. B. .. - 10 - Cawdor, Earl 2 2 - Torre, Mr. & Mrs.. . - 6 -Walker, Mr. C 1 - Uavies,Miss - B - Davies.W.Esq., M.P. 11- W. A. W - 5 - Watton.Mr. - B - Ltobaon, W. Esq. ... - 30 - »Griffith, Capt - 6 - White, Misses - 5 - Wood. Rev. J.Cooper - 10 6 Eden, Mrs - 6 - Harries, Q. Esq 2 - - •Willock.W.B., Esq. - t « Wright, Rev. J - B - Bden, Mrs. W.H... 11- ! »Harrles, Gilbert D. Wintbrup, Mrs - B - Sums under 65...... 2 16 6 Fletcher, E. S. Ksq.. 11- Esq - 10 - The following gums *Hlcks. Capt. D - 6 - (£8 10*. Sit.) were *Formby, Robt. Esq. 22- Hicks, Dr. F.R.S.... - 10 - Total £29 14 8 collected through Gftlindo, Miss - 6 - *Howell, Major 10 - the kind exertions *Lewis, Rev. Canon. 11- of Miss A. Down- Grosvenor, Mrs. .... - 6 - | MashiWT, W. Esq. . 1 - - ward, The Castle, Gumm, Colonel - 10 - Mashiter, Mrs. VV... - 10 - Shrewsbury : — Hall, Mrs 1 - - 1 'Morgan, C. Esq. ... - 10 - •Hare, Colonel - S - (Mortimer, Kev.F.W.- 10 - Adnitt & Nannton, *Harington,Capt.R.N.- 10 6 •tUrnips, Rev. J.... - S - Messrs - 5 - Harington, Mrs - 10 6 *Propert Dr. - 10 6 Avery, Mr. - B - " In Memuriam"... - 5 - *Propert, M. D. Esq. - 6 - ^ropsfrtte. Bo-wdler, Mr. T - B - Jerningbam, Adml. - 10 - Propert, P. 8. G. Rev. - 6 - Brown, Mr. Henry . - S - Johnstone, Miss.... 11- •Biebards, Rev. D. . - S - SHROPSHIRE Caswell, Mr. S - 6 - Jowitt, Mrs - B - •Spun-ell, Rev.W.G. - 10 6 BRANCH. Delia Porta, Mr. ... - B - •King, R. Esq - B - Thomas Miss 1 1 Downward, Miss ... - 6 - Lean, G. S. Esq - 6 - *William8,Capt. David- 6 - Honorary Secretary- Downward, Miss A. - 10 - Mackillop, C.W. Esq. 1 - - •Williams, Dr. W. . - 5 - Mrs. SANDFOKD, of Sandford. Downward, Miss H. - 6 - Marshall, C. F. Esq. - B - 1 Williams, Kev. Canon- 10 6 Bankers— Forrest&Sons, Messrs.- 6 - Offley, Mrs - 10 - » Williams, S.T. Esq. - 10 - NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK, Harding, Mr. W. E. - B -Orde, MissA. M 1 - - *WttViams,Vf.W.EBq.- 6 - Wbitchurch, Shropshire. Hughes, Mr. H. H.. - B - Sheppard, Misses,.. - B - BIRMINGHAM, DUDLEY, AND Smith Miss Portia. , - S - Total a£20 - 6 DISTBICT BASK, Shrewsbury. Lea, Mr - S - Stonp, Mrs — B — Maddox&Co.,Messrs.- 6 - Stothert, J. L. Esq. . 2 - - Annual Subscriptions. Morrias, Mr. W. B.. - B -Thompson, Misses.. - 10 - Donation*. *. «. d. Monmford & Co., Waterfleld, The Contribution Boxes .-24 Addeobrooke, Rev. Messrs - B - Missts 2 2 - Sums under 5s 1-6 E - 10 - PHmley.Mr -10 6 Weston, C. H. Esq.. - B - Bateman, Miss ..... - 5 - Poole & Son, Messrs. - S | Total Dona... 1 2 10 Beckett, Mr 1 - - Total Subs.. 20-6 Beetenson, Miss. . .. -• 5 - Wilding, Mr. J. L. . - B - Total £26 4 6 Sums under 65...... - 10 - £21 3 4 Billings, Mrs - 5 - Botfidd, Garnet, the £66 2 - Honationt. Rev. W. B , - 10 - Bradish,MiBB 1 - - Bridgeman,Hon Mrs. - 10 - TENBY BRANCH. Donations. Broughton, Mrs - 5 - Heywood Lonsdale, Total Dons. .. 144 Presidemv- Broughton, Mtss ... - 10 - Mrs., Proceeos of Total Subs... 26 4 6 | F. D. DYSTEB, Esq., M.D. Sale of Work 13 10 - Sannford, Mrs., of £27 8 10 i Chairman — Egerton, Rev. Canon - B - Sandford, Do 5 5 - W. H. RICHARDS, Esq. Evans, Rev. John .. 1 l - Ditto, Proceeds of Treasurer and Hon. Sec. — Sale of Flowers . . 2 1 6 WELLS. JOHN R. ROWLANDS, Esq. Goodwin, Mr. H 5 - Pengwern Boat Club Gwynue, Dr - 10 - Box 11- Collector — Annual Stotacritttiont. Hall Mr. J 10 Lower Heath School Mr. WM. FIELDER, Wells. Altfcen Mrs - 5 - Box - 6 6 Backhouse, Mrs... . - 10 - Harding Millard, Mr. - 6 - Offertory in Shaving- Annual Subscriptions. Andrews, A. G. Esq. - S - •Buckler, J.K. Esq. - 5 - Hayhurst, Mr. H. H. Bank Interest 112 9 Barnard, Misses .... - S - Bumstead. J. D -10 - * Bernard, Hev. Canon- 10 - 0. O M. B - 5 - Herbert, Ladv Mary - 8 - Total Dons.. 28 6 5 Brancher, Miss - 10 - Hilditch, Miss Jane, - 6 - Total Subs.. 66 2 - Brougham.Right Hon. Croft Terrace, No. 2 - 10 - Honyman, 8ir Wm. 4 - - Lord 11- Dyster Dr ....!-- Howells, Mr. T. M.. - 10 - Total. £94 8 6 Chubb F. Esq - B - E.G.D - 10 - Kent, The Misses. . . 1 - - Evans, Miss - 5 - Keyworth, Mrs - 6 - Fairbanks Dr ... - 5 - Fetherston, Miss*. . . - 5 - Kfanersley, Mrs. ... - 6 - Forster, R. L. Esq. . - 5 - Friend - 10 Fry, Mr. John - B - CHlbertson, A. Esq.. - 10 - Lee, Mr. Henry .... 2 - - —• — Halliday.Miss - 5 - 362 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1890. £. t. . . d. Harris, R Enq - 6 - 'Thwaltes, J. B. Esq. WATCHET BRANCH Bennett, W. S - 5 - Harte, E. Esq - 5 - J.P - 10 - Blyth, E. H. Esq.... - 10 - Hippesley, E. Esq. . - 5 - Westmacott, Eev.W. - 10 - Patrons- Charrtngton, Miss . . - 5 - Bippesley, K. M.Ksq. - 5 - Sir A. A. HOOD, Bart. Cox, Donald, Esq... - 6 - Hippesley ,W. J. ... - 5 - £32 6 6 &. F. LUTTRBU., Esq. Cox, Mrs. Reginald. - 5 - Holloway, Mr. - 6 - JOHN HAUJDAY, Esq. Drake,J.Esq -10 - Donations. Chairman — Greville, ft - 6 - Parfltt, Mrs. & Misses - 10 - Contribution Boxes Rev. L. T. PCKCEI.!., M.A. J. J.L.&S.8 - 5 - Sugden, Hon. Mrs.. . - 5 - & Small Sums.... - 2 I Honorary Secretary— Major.Mra - 5 - Matheson, Mrs.H.. - 6 - Tottl £32 810 A. W. HOBHE, Esq, Thomson, Rev. An-nwd, Subscrintom*. Mayo, the Misses. . - 6 - Thorn, George, Esq. - 5 - £. t. t. Pemell, James - 5 - Way&Sons - 6 - Acland, Sir T. D. Phillips, W. F. Esq. - B - Wells, Bev. Dean of 1 1 - Woods, Mies - 5 - Alben, Mrs. St - 10 - Kossiter, G. F. Esq. Woods, Miss Rosa . . - 8 - CLEVEDON Battersby, W., Esq. 1 - - Sums under 5s 1 12 6 BRANCH. •Roxburgh, R., M.D. - 6 - Bfommart, J. Esq... 1 - - Salmon, Kev. A. E.. - 10 - £10 19 6 Honorary Secretary — Bosanquet, H. A..., - 10 - Smith, J. A - 5 - Miss Loci A. CARTEB. Copp, Mr. W. L.... - 5 -Smith, Rev. Thos. . - 6 - Cathbert, Mr. W.. . - 5 - Smith, W. & Sons. . - 6 - Donations. .annual Svbseriptions. Daniell, Rev. A. H.. 1 1 - Ward Col - 5 - Wood, Dr. Stenson . - 5 - Blacltburne, Gapt. . . - 5 - Aitchison, Misses . . - 5 - Escott, Rev. H. Collecting Boxes and Braikenridge, Miss Sibeeh 1 - - Sums under 5s, . . . - 11 6 Esdale.C. E. T - 10 - Total £20 2 6 Bourn, T. Esq - 5 - Everett and Sons, Total Dons... - 16 6 Day, H. C. A., Esq.. - 10 - Total Subs... 10 19 6 Elton, Sir E.H.Bart. 11- •Simblett, R. T. Esq. - 10 - Donations. Hill, Mrs - 10 - Gimblett, W. J. Sen. - 5 - Collected »t Launch 123 £11 16 - Lambrick, General . - 10 - Halliday, Capt 1 - - Contribution Boxes. 2611 Nftwaantt, Bev. J. S. - 10 6 Hawtes, Mr. T... . - 10 - Newnham, Capt.. ..1 1 - Heathcote, Rev - 10 - Tout Dons. . . 3 » 1 Bath 21 8 10 Rivers, E.G. Esq... - 5 - Hellard, E. Esq S - Total Subs... 20 2 6 Wells 11 16 - Sheldon, T. Esq 11- Herringham, Rev. Woodward, Mrs. ... - 10 - W. W - 6 - £23 11 7 £39 4 10 Sums under 6s.. ... - 2 fi *Hole, L - 6 - Hood, Sir A. A. Bt.. 2 - - Total £1 12 - *Horne, A. V. Esq. . - 10 - Joyce, Thos. Esq. . . - 6 - Luttrell Capt .. 10 - BR/DGWATER AND Donations. Luttrell, G. F. Esq.. 2 - - BURNHAM BRANCH. Chamberlayne, T. Lottrtll, Mr. (the Esq - 10 - late) .... 2 gjtaffor&sijt're. President — Contribution Box. . . - 2 6 Luttrell, R«v. A. ... - 10 - TheMATOS OF BBOWITATEB. Mflrtinesu, J. P. Esq. 6 - - Total Dons... - 12 6 Morse Mr. S - 5 - BURTON-ON-TRENT Chairman— Total Subs. .. 1 12 - Nortan Brewery. . . . 2 - - BRANCH. J. B, THWAITBS, Esq. J.P. Notley.MsrwoodEsq. i - - 846 Otterhead, Dr - 5 - President— Honorary Secretary— The Rt. Hon. Loan BDKTOH. H. PIEES, Esq. Ponsford, Thos. Esq. - 6 - Treasurer and Hon. Sec.— Collector — *Purcell, Rev. L. T. - 10 6 Mr. E. MABEI.ET. Mr. JNO. Cox. Ridler, T. K - 6 - Robertson, Mrs. .... - 5 - Annuxl Subscription!. Annual Subscriptions. Sadler, Rev. 0 - 10 - £. «. a Akennan.W.S. Esq. - 10 6 TAUNTON Abbotts R W ..11- Ash, W. Esq 1 - - BRANCH. *Stoate and Sons, BasssndCo, 10 - - Bouvcrie, P. E. Esq.. 1 - - Braithwaite, J. Esq. 1 - - Honorary Secretary- *Stoate, W. Esq. ... ~ 10 - Brown, Edwin A. . . - 10 6 Broadmead, — Esq.. 1 - - Admiral JOHNSON. *Thorne and Son, Burton Brewery Co, Corporation of Bridg- Messrs - JO - •water (per the Annual Subscriptions. Trefuses, Hon. J. S. - 6 - Badcock H . . . . 1 - -Trevelyan, Sir W., Drewry, W.J 11- Denison, the Ven. Badcock, tt.J - 10 - Bart 1 - - Eadic, James 11- Archdeacon 1 - - Trollope, Hon. E. C. - 10 - ElMott K S . 10 0 Elton, Sir B.H 11- Besley',Mr8.Cneiriotte 11- Vernon, Rev. J. B. . - 10 - Evans, William - B - *<3osaett, A. Esq.... - 5 - Bouniillon, E. W... - 10 - Wansbrongh, A. C.. 1 1 - •Kverehed, Sydney.. 11- Harford, Mrs 2 2 - Colthuret, G. E - 10 - Wilson, Mr. G,. ... - 6 - Qoodger, Henry .... - 10 8 Kerrey, Lord A. C. Davis, Mrs - 5 - Gretton, Miss 11- Bishop of Bath and Kwing, U.-Col - 5 - Hallam, F. - 6 - WeUs 22- Ewing. Mrs - 5 - £46 1 ~ Harrison, Charles ... - 10 6 Hillier, J. Esq - 10 - Field, H. E 1 1 - Hill, Charles, & Sons 11- Holt Bros. Messrs. . . 1 1 - Johnson, Admiral. . 1 - - Howarth,W - 5 - •Holt, W. S. Esq. -.11- LIddon,Edward,M D.I 1 - Hunt, William - 5 - . Lnttrell, Colonel H. Mellor D - 10 - WESTON-SUPER- Ind, Coope, and Co. . 6 - « A. F., J.P. 1 - - Mitchell, G.W. Iff - Lea, H - 10 - Mapleton, Rev. D.W. 11- Newton W...... 1 - - MARE BRANCH. Loverock, William.. - 6 - *Major, G, Esq. (2 President— Lowe, Thos. & Sons. - 10 ( years) - 10 - Penny, T. S 11- T. Mraiws, Esq , J.P., C.C. Mann, Grossman, and Morris, Mrs - 5 - Biiwfinson, J 1 - - Paget, ft.]. Sir E. H, CONWAT G WABNE, Esq. Marston, John, & Son - 6 - Bart., M.P 1 1 - Ross, R. St. G - 10 - Meakin, L. & G 1 1 - Piers, H. Esq - 6 - Stephens, Miss A.M. - 5 - Annual Subscriptions. Morris, Robert - S - Spiller it Co. Messrs. Thomson H - 10 - Addison, Wilson... - 10 - Ratcliff, Miss - 10 - Bridgwater 1 1 - Wakefleld, Mrs 1 1 - Alford,J. E - 6 - RatcUff, Kobert .... 11- Stanley, E. I. Esq. .11- Suois under 5s...... - 10 - *Ash, Wm. Ksq. ... - S - Robinson and Co. ... I I - Stephensoa, Hev.Pre- »Baker, S. E. Esq... - 5 - Total £15 15 e Baratow.J.J. J., E;q. 1 - - Salt, Hiss - 10 * *Solly, ore, Dr - 10 6 364 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1890. £. i. a. £. s. d. e. s. a. Hammond, John LOWESTOFT Tonngman, W. Esq. Vincent, J. L. Esq. . - 10 6 (Exors ) . - B - J.P. - 10 6 Whitafcer, Herbert, •Orde, C. S. Esq. ... 1 - - BRANCH. Tomlinson, Mrs. ...» 1 - - Tillard, P. E. Esq. .11- Total ...... £28 16 - B. PRESTOS, Esq., M.A. Lowestoft. Donations. Sums nnder 5s. .... - 2 6 Donations. £11 13 6 Ellis, W. , . - 10 Blois,SirRalph,Bart. B - - £fr. J. K. COOK. Collecting Boxes ... 6 211 Franks, Mrs 11- A Friend, per Cox- Donations. AmaiaJi Subscriptions. Total Dons. 1 2 11 swain of Life-boat - 10 - Contriiration Boxes. 193 &. s. d. Total Subs.. 49 6 6 A Friend - 6 - Andrews, Kev.TT. H. Home, Rev. W - 10 - Total ....£13 2 9 M.A 11- £66 8 6 Jlais, Mr., per Cox- Arnold, Mre 11- swain of Lift-boat - 7 - Balls, W. T. Esq. . . - 10 6 Contribution Boxes. B 5 3 Base, Sam. Esq 1 1 - Sums under 5s - 2 6 BMrbecfc, H. Esq. IPSWICH BRANCH. J.P..... 1 - - PAKEFIELO BRANCH. Total Dons.. 13 - 9 Mrirtieds, Win. Esq. Established Nov. 1889. Total Subs. .28 16 - Honorary Secretary — J. F. TITCHMABSH, Esq. BoartoQ, H. E. Esq. E. E. JOHNSON, fcisq. £41 16 9 Annual Subscriptions. 7temence, J- L. Esq. - 5 - Annual Subscriptions. •Alexander, W. Esq. - 10 6 Cooper-Brown, W. .11- Berry, W." - 6 - •Alexander, S. Esq.. 1 1 - Colman, J. J. Esq., Bradbeer B S . . . - 10 - THORPE BRANCH. Bayley, Messrs. W. M.P 22- Brown, Thos - 5 - •Crosstey, Sir Savfle •Davies, T 22- Chairman— Bett, A.Esq - 10 - Bart. M.P 22- Diggens, E. H - 10 S CAMPBELL OGILVIE, Esq. Bidden, G. A. Esq.. 11- Crossley.The Dowager Hon. Secretary- Boby and Jammings. - 10 - Lady 11- Hnbbard, Wm - 10 - Mr. THOMAS Nuns. Brown, W. Esq 11- )avey, Miss M 1 1 - Vfickleburgh, James - 10 - Bonn, B,. E. Esq. ..22- *Denny, Rev. R. C. Newbon H . - 5 - Donations. Byles, Mrs 11- J.P 11- Notley, A. Q - 10 - Contribution Boxes. - 16 5 Cottoold, Mrs. J. P. . 1 1 - Edwarde, Geo. Esq. Cornell and Cornell, jp i i - "Price, Eev. Lewis .11- *Everitt,Williata,Esq.l 1 - Thwaites,F - 6 - Cnckow, Mr. W. ... - 10 - Farrer, J. IX Esq 11- Warford, G. M - 6 - FishandSon 11- Fiske, Edward B. Warman, William . - 5 - Fison, J. 0. Esq. ... - 10 - Esq - 10 6 Fosdick, F. H. Ksq.. - 10 « Ftefce, Rev. K. W. . . - 10 6 Sussex. Footman, Pretty, and •Fowler, E. W. Esq. Nicoison, Messrs.. 11- J P 11- Total £11 8 6 Gibsou, Rev. Canon BRIGHTON Gwydyr, Eight Hon. M.A. - 10 6 BRANCH. lord , 1 1 - Gnrneys and Co., Chairman — SOUTHWOLD Mr. Alderman Cox, J.P. Kemp, Mrs. J. O.... - I - •Harvey, E. K. Esq. BRANCH. J.P 11- Treasurer — Kerrison, Roger, Esq. 1 1 - Chairman — 1 WILLIAM JOHNSTON, Esq. Limmer, Mr. John.. - S - Howett, Samuel, Esq. 11- J. E. GKDBBE, Esq. (Mnyor ). I Mason, Admiral.... 11- Jo4reU, Rev. Hy. Honorary Secretary — May, John, Esq. ... - 10 - M.A - 10 - Treasurer— Miller, R. M. Esq. . - 10 - Joanson, E., Esq. .. - 6 - Annual Subscriptions. Honorary Secretary — f. s. d. National Provincial Mr. JOHN SINCLAIR. Bank, per E. Nick- *Larians,W.F,Esq. A V - 5 - ltn,Esq, - U> - J.P. 23- Annual Subscriptions. Agaby & Co. Messrs. Z 1 - Packard, E. jun., Ijeathes, Ueut.-CoL Blacket, J., Ksq - 5 - Attree, G,Esq - 10 6 Esq 11- H.M..J.P 11- *C'ant,!ey, Kev. P. L. - 10 - Beaumont, Rev. H., Paul Messrs. R, &W. - 10 - Lucas, Sir Thomas, O.0. - 10 - Ransomes& Rapier. 11- B irt 1 1 - Crabtree, Misses.... 22- BCTIS & Co. Messrs .11- l,ucas,C. T. Ksq., J.P. 11- •Booth, E. Esq 1 1 - Ridley, Messrs. G. Lucas, A. ti. Esq. Croft, G. C. Ksq. ... 1 1 - Bolting, W. Ksq. ... - 10 6 J.P 1 1 - Cross, F. Esq. 1 1 - Bradley, J. D. Esq.. - 5 - Sims, W. IX Esq.... 11- Millard, Mrs - 6 - Crowfoot, Mrs 1 1 - Brander, M. J. Esq. - 5 - Titchmarsh, J. F. . . - 10 -•Morgan, H. Esq. ..11- •Debney, Mr. H. J., Burgess, Mrs. H.... - 6 - Turner, Messrs. E. Morae, Frederick, The late ... - 10 6 C C - 6 - K. and F . . 11- Esq 11- Eeles, Miss -10 - Cawthorn, T. E*q... - 6 - Turner, Messrs. W. Nash, Rev. Canon, *Elmy, Mr. W.H... - 5 - Chamberlain, Mrs. , 1 - - and A. J 1 1 - M.A - 10 « •Ewen, Rev. F. 1 - - Clarke, Sorocrs, Esq. - JO 8 Weathorp, S, Esq. . . - 10 -Onley, S. 0. Esq 11- Foster, Charles, Esq. 22- Colclongt, Mrs 1 - - •Wrincb, A. Esq ... - 19 «Prto, J. Esq. J.P.. . . - 10 - •Gannon, E. M. Esq. 1 - -•Cox, Alderman .... 1 1 - •Preston, Benj. Esq. Gfaussen, Mrs ... 1 - - Crabbe, Miss 1 - - £29 I S M.A - !« 6 Grubbe, Arthur, Esq. - 10 - Dowson, F. Esq - 6 - Read, J. M. Esq. ..11- Gmbbe, Eustace E. Kstrldge, Lieut.-Col, 1 t - *S*fre, Eer. J. F. Esq. - 10 6 F. B. D., & E. B. D.. - 10 - Donations. J.P 1 - - Grubbe, E. W. Esq.. 1 1 - Ford, Mrs, U. .,.,.,- 6 - " Ipswich Jonraaf " Seppings, Lfeat.-Coi. •Grubbe, J. E. Esq.. Forster, Capt 1 1 - Box - 1 1 (Mayor) 2 - - Stebbings, Mr. A.... - 6 - Grubbe, R. Eaq 1 1 - Gadsby, J. Esq 1 1 - Total £29 2 1 •Steward, Rev. Chas. Loder, John, Esq... 11- Gore, Mrs 1 - - J. M.A..... 22- Marsden, Mrs - 10 - Gore, Miss - 10 - TMrtle, Mr. T.E.... - 6 - f'arry, James, Esq.. 1 - - H. B 1 - - Welchman, F. E., Rani, T. Esq 1 - - Hammond, W. A. Esq ...... *..- 10 KESSINGLAND Wingfield, Mrs 1 - - Sprasne, R. Esq -10 - Harmmgron & Son.. 11- BRANCH. Woods, Henry G. Siradbr,.ke, Rt.Hon. Esq - 10 6 The Earl of 22- Hewiit, Mrs. A. T.. 1 1 - Honorary Secretary. Worthington, J. C. Steele, Mrs. - 6 - Hill, Rev. T. F...... - 5 - Mr. J. WILLIAMS. Esq 1 1 - Thompson, Henry, Holford, W. Esq.... 11- •Wynne, W. A. S. Howlett, J. W. Esq. 11- (JVb List.) Esq i 1 - Tnefc, Walter, Esq. - 10 - Hudson, Rev. R. . . - 10 - ANNUAL ISUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO JBRANCHES. 865 £. s. & £. t. d. *. *. d. £. s. d. Clement, Rer. T. ... - 10 - Butt, Mrs. J. E. . . . . - 6 ~Chambers, Colonel. . - 10 - Jenner, H. N". Esq... - 10 6 Cogan, Mr. T. 8. .... - 10 - Candy, Mr. J. H. ... - 10 - Cheesman, Mrs - 10 - Johnson, C. G. Esq.. - 5 -Cogan, Rev. H - 10 - Constable, Mr. G. I.. 2 2 - Davey, Rev. H. M. . - 10 - Collins Mrs - 10 - Crosse EM .. 1 - - I>uke Mrs . . 1 - - (Odd and Hotblack, Sir H. P. Bart 1 - - Downer, Miss - 10 - Duke, Miss 1 - - Messrs 10 6 Imke, Mr. E - 10 - Kspmasa;, Rev. R. . - 10 - Kirby It E-q ... 10 - late) 1 - - Parndell, Mrs. H.. . . - 10 - Drewitt, Mrs., Oving - 10 -• Evans Mr. Thomas. - 10 - Farndell-Mrs - 10 - London and County Fether8tonhaugh,Mis82 - - Finn, Mr. F - 10 - Fame, Mr.C. H. ... - 10 - Fletcher Sir Henry . Fame, Mr. W - B - Long, Mrs. - 5 - Bart.,M.P. 11- W.B 1 - - Fraser, Cs.pt. R.N. . 1 - - Lyou & Hall, Messrs. - 10 6 Fleteher, Mr. C. J. . 4 4 -Hills, Capt., R.N.... - 10 - Fuller, Rev.A - 6 - Habia Mr J . - 10 - Neviil, T. H Esq. . - 10 - Garnham, Lt-Colonel 22- Moore, Miss - 10 - Heath, Rev. G - 5 - Paglin, F. H. Esq. . - 10 - Haines, Mr. W. T. Neame, Mr. G...... 5 - Heaver, MTB. John.. - 10 - Partridge Mr. A. ... - 10 6 Neame, Mr. N -10 - Inkson, Mr. W - 10 - Hall Mr C A Hall 2 - - Jeffery, Mr. 10 - Reade Rev F .11- Hobgen Mr C 1 - - O'Reilly Mr N S 0 2 - - Lewis Mr. H - 10 - Ridding, The Misses - 10 - Hornby, Admiral Sir Parkin, Admiral ... 1 - - Peacuey, Mr. R - 10 - Kochin, R. E. Esq. . - 5 - G.T. Phipps.G.C.B. 2 - - Robinson, Mr. Joseph - 10 - Peachey, Mr. T. .... - 10 - Sandeman, Mrs.T. F. - 10 - Hutchinson.Rev.C.H. - 10 - Rumball, Rev. C.... - 1 6 Pearson, Rev. G. F. - 10 - Kelly Rev E E - 10 - Pudney Mr C .... - 6 - Kennard, Mr. H. S. . 1 - -StansfleW Rev. E. . . - 10 -Shaw, Rev. W. F. . . - 10 - Smith, C. A. Esq. . . - 5 -Kent, Mr - 10 - Stacker, Mr. B - 10 - Shepherd, Mr. Jas. Kershaw, Mr. W. . . - 5 -Tod-Heatley, Mr.... 11- Sen - 10 - Kincaid Smith, Mrs. 1 - - Walthew, Mrs - 10 - Singer, Mr -10 - Sutherland, A. H, Ungdale, Key. 6. A. - 10 - Warren, Mr. R. W.. 2 - -Smith, Mr. William. - 5 - Eeq - 10 6 *Leconfield, Lord . . 2 - - Whitehead, Mr. .... - 5 - Trevett, Mr. 0 - 10 - Tamplio Col 11- Lewis, R»v. H. C . . - 10 -Yorke, Mr - 8 - Tavlor, Mrs. T - 5 - Norman. Mr. J. Man- Sums under 6s. 10 6 WaddiDgton, Mr - 5 - Tuffnel. Miss - 10 6 ship (the late) 1 - - Walker, Kev. G. A. - 10 - Vale, Miss - 6 - Paxton, Col 1 - - BOGNOR, per GEO. F. KBED. •Wallis, Admiral of Valiauce, Catt & Co. Richmond & Gordon, the Fleet, Sir Provo, The Duke of, K.G. 44-Alien, Mr. W. H. . . - 5 - G.C.B 1 - - Wallis Hack & Co., Sadler, Mr. H - 10 - Bailey, Mr. J. B. . . . - - -Welch, Mr. H - 10 - Simonds, Messrs. H. Barber, Mr. C - 10 - Wood, Mr. John ... - 10 - W.C. B.V - 6 - and G - 10 - Britten, General,... - 6 - Western, Mrs...... 10 - Smith, the Hon. Jus- Campbell, Mr. J. L.. - 5 - Wilkinson Son & tice A. L 2 - CHICHESTEB, per Mr. W. Welch, M> ssra. ..11- Sutton, Rev. Archdn. - 10 - SoaMAB -. — Wilkinson, Mrs. E, Turing, Sir K. F., Bt. 2 - -Ealmann, C. C - 10 - Adames, Mrs. B 1 - - Walker (2 years). 22- Upton, Mr. H. (the Ellis, Mrs 1 1 - Willett.a. W. Ksq., 11- late) - 10 - Arnold, Mr. E 1 1 - Goring, Miss Emily - 10 - Bailey, Mrs 10 - Willett H Esq , 1 1 Grant, Baroness .... 1 - - Wilson, M. Eeq. ... - fi - Victoria Long. . . . 6 - - Ballard and Son, Worms, Baron de . , - 10 - Woodbridge, Mr.... - 6 - (Jrisewood, M.r. Bar- Messrs - 10 - Bennett, Rev. Pre- Wren, W, - 10 - Woods. Mr. John W. 1 - - Hayward, Mr. J., W. W - 6 - Woods, Mr - 10 - G B P 2 - - B.N - 10 - Buckell, Dr. - 10 - Jackson, Colonel ... - 10 - Total £60 8 6 AatTNDEL, per Mr. W. Auto, Buckell, Dr. Ernest . - 10 - K.N. ffoas&. Marshall, Mr. H.... - 6 - Caffln, Mr. J -10 - Boniface. Mr. G. jun. - 5 '-Mittin, Mr. C. (the Campbell, Miss Mary- 10 - Esplanade and at Boniface, Mr. G. sen. - 10 - late - If 6 Burke, Rev. J - 6 - Mamford, Mr. 22- Constable, Mr. G. S.. 1 - -Page, Mr - 6 - £77 18 9 Coote. Mr. G. C. . . . - 6 -Palmer, Mrs. and Cbichester, the Lord Gray, Mrs - 5 - Evershed, Mr.C. L. 1 - - Pbilpot, Eev. W. B.. - 10 - Colchester, the Dean Everehed, Mr. G. T. - 5 - Fodmore, Capt - 15 - of (the late) - 10 - CH1CHESTER, SEL- Fogden, Mr. John . - 10 - Srnales, Mr. S 1 - - Clerey, Rev. E. J. .. - 10 - SEY AND LITTLE- Smith, Mr. C. E. ... - 10 -Duke, Mr. W. - 6 - HAMPTON BRANCH Smith, Mr. A - 5 - Edgell, Mrs 1 - - Smith, Miss Sarah . . - 6 - Frampton,Eev. C.T. 2 - - President— Holmes, Mr. E. Steel, Mr. T. J - 10 Fraser, Rev. J - 10 - Freeland,Mr. H.W.. 1 - - BlSHOP OP GHICttESTRS. Holmes, Mr. Richard 1 - - Stocker, Dr .... - 10 - Jenkins, Rev. W. H. Byrnes, Mr. H. W... 11- Chairman of General Central (the late) - 6 - f odd, Dr. - 15 - Gambling and Sons, Lambert, and Norris, Tritton, Rev. R. B. . - 16 -Garland, Mr. S - 10 - C. LENNOX TKBSDALB, Esq. Tufnell Kight Rev. Chairman of Local Corn- Lewis, Mr. D - 5 - Bishop - 10 - Gatehouse and. Son, Weld, Mips -10 - Gibbings, Mr. H.W.. - 10 - Rev. H. MITCHELL, >I.A.( Mitchell, Mrs.W.W. - 10 - Suma under 5s. .... - 9 10 F.S.A., K.D. Mostyn, Captain ... - 10 - Gibbings, Mr. W. .. - 10 - Norfolk, The Duke of, Gibbings, Mrs - 10 - Honorary Secretaries — BOSHAM, per Rev. H. Greene, Mr. T - 10 - Rev. H. MITCHELL, Thompson, Rev. A.S. - 5 - Grnggen, Mrs. J. ... - 10 - Rev. W. C. BATTISCOMBH. Gruggen Mr F W - 10 - Mr. W. ACLD, R.N. Baker, Rev. R - 10 - Habin, Mr. E - 10 - Surna under 6s 2 10 - Balls, Mrs - 10 - Halsted Mr. C. T. . . - 10 - UTTIBHAMPTON, per Mr. Annual Subscriptions. GEORGE LEGGETT : — Berkeley, Hon.C. P.P. 1 - - C.B - 10 - 1887-8S (Two years). Barker Mr C. J ... - 10 C P. F 1 - - Hayler Mr G . - 10 - Burnett, Kev. W. ,. - 10 - Butt Mr. J 1 - - Bosham The Vicar Hayllar Mrs C .... - 10 - Christy Mrs B , . . , 1 - Clark, Mr - 6 - & Sons . 1 - Boys, Mr. T - 10 - late) - 10 - 366 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MA* 1, 1890. £. s. d. £. t. d. Johnson, Miss ...... 10 - MTODHAM, per Rev. EMSWORTH. jewes Old Bank.... - 10 - Johnson, Miss - 10 - J. C. B. FLETCHEB :— £. t. d. Lewis, Mrs. C. W. . - - - Johnson, Mr. J. J., £. s. d. Collins, Mrs -10 - Maitland, J. A, Esq. - 10 - Q.C. 1 - - Caldwell, Mr. - S - Prior.Maeter 17- McQueen, Dr. T - 6 - Johnson, Rev. S - 10 - Oarew, Mr. J...... 2 - - Miller, Rev. J - 5 - Johnson and Son ... - 10 - Carew, Mrs 2 - - LlTTLRHAMPTOH. Moore, Mrs. R. W. . 1 - - Lennox, Mrs. Wil- Cochrane, Mr. A.H.D.- 5 - Box at Railway »Morison, J. G. Esq. - 10 - Cornwall, Mrs -10 - Station ...... 8 - tforris ti Son, Messrs. - 5 - Matthews, Miss.... - 10 - iovert-Freund, Mrs. - 6 - „ TerminusHotel - 1 - Morrison, W.E. Esq. Moresby, Admiral . . - IB - )usautoy, Miss .... - 10 - „ Pilot-house ... - 2 - Mayor. - 10 — Norman, Mr. W. ... 2 - - Easum, Kef. B - 6 - „ Life-boat Sta- Mullen, Mr. C.... . - 6 - Olden, Mr - 6 - Flewher, Kev.J.C.B.- 5 - „ tion - 18 - Hlver, Mrs - - - Parnell, Mr. J. C. . . - 5 -Fogden, Mr. J. A. . . - 10 - „ Norfolk Hotel. - 9 - 'aimer. Rev. J. H... - B - Partlngton, Mr - 5 - tiravey, Rev. H. F. . - 10Sal - e of old rope. .... - 8 - 'earce, Mrs. M. S. . . - 6 - Paxtoo, Dr. - 6 - 'ereival.Mre the late - 6 - Hobgen, Mr. F. N. . - 10 - MlUHDBST, Peachey.Mr.E - 5 - Hodson,Mre.(thelate)- 6 - Phipps, Mrs. the late - B - Penfold Miss. . - 5 - terwood, Mr. W.... - 10 - sums under 5s. .... - 17 6Pitman, Bev. T - B Uount Carmel, the Plummer & Lawford, Powles, Eev.R.C.... - 10 - Rev. Mother of the SELSET. Purchase, Mr. R. ... - 10 - Convent of - 10 - Sums under 6s - 5 - Queen 's Hotel Co. ..- 1 6 Raper, Sir Robert. . . - 10 - Nuans, Rev. R. A. L. - 10 - Roberts, Col. T. W. - B - Riadore,Rev.G. J.E. - 10 - Phillips, Mr.F - 12 - Total Dons..... 1 12 - Roberts, Or . — & — Russell, Mr. G - 6 - ludwick, Mr. F. ... - 10 - Total Subs. . . .268 8 4 Rodwell.E.Esq.Q.C.- S - Royds and Marsden, [•eesdale, Mr. C. L. . 1 - - •Roper, F. C. S. Esq. 11- Messrs - 10 - £2T6 - 4 Joper, Mr. John ... - - - Sayers, Mr. J - 6 - Ruad, Mr. Alderman Shippam, Mr. C - 5 - SELSEY. Jas . — 6 - Smith, Messrs. W. T. - S - Apthorp, Mr. F. W. - 6 - Sampson, Wm . King, iateman, Mr. E. H.. - 10 - EASTBOURNE Esq . - 6 - Smith, Mr. T - B - Clayton, Mr - 10 - Schreiner.Fredk.Esq.- 10 - Smith, Mrs H - 10 - Foster, Rev. H - 10 - BRANCH. Scott, RfV. H. Von B. - B - Sowton, Mr. M. J. . . - 6 - 3abin, Miss - 5 - Chairman— *Sharp, M. R. Esq. Temple, Mr - 10 - Hobgen, Miss - 10 - A. B. WBANOHAM, Esq. Teuton, Rev. J. 8. . . - 5 -Grafton, F. W. Esq. Sherwood, Dr. A. P, - 6 - M P .... 1 1 - Treasurer — Suortland, Rev.H.V. - 6 - Vick, Mr.F. M - S - Lea, Miss - 6 - G. MOUNKUX, Esq. Soddy, B. Esq. - B - Wilmshuist, Mr.... - 10 - Marshall, Miss - 10 - Honorary Secretary- Staff & Son . - Wilson Mr. T - 5 - Penfold, Mrs. H. H.. - 10 - Mr. H. M. EMAEY. Steadmau, Miss M.R. - 6 - Woodbridge, Mr. G.. - ID - Pullinger, Mr. C. ... - 10 - Stiff, J. T. Caltort, Sums under 6s 13 10 6 Stuns under 6s - 12 6 Annual Subscrifliovt. ggq _ g Strange & Atkinson, SINGIETON, per Rev. F. A. •Alien, Rev. K - 6 - Messrs - - - EHSWOBTH, BOWLES: — Arnold, Mrs...... 5 - Button, Mr. Thos. . . - 6 - per Mr. W. SCOEEK:— •Bacon, Capt. - B - Sutton,Mr.Alderman Bowles, Rev. F. A... - 10 - *Bathurst,Rev.W.A. - 5 - H . - 10 - Allen, Rev. R. P.... - 10 - Deedes, Misses ..... 1 1 - Bindon, Mr. S - 5 - Thomas, The Hon. Birkett, Rev. L. B. . - 10 -Legge, Mr. C. E 10 - Mrs. (Batton) - - Bond, Mr. F. St. Q. . - 10 - Bradley, Miss. - 6 - Toms, Mr. S. R. ... - B - Boyd, Capt. C.P...-10 - WEST WITTERING. Brodie Misses - 6 - *Towner, Mr. J. C.. - B - Castle, Mr - 5 - Aylmore, Mr. Thos.. - 10 - Bromley, G. F, Mr.. - 5 - Tudor, Rev. 0. L,. . . - - - Clarke, Mr.G - 10 - Gorham, Mr. J 1 - - Browne, Mr. H. R... - B - Twells, Mrs - B - Cox, Mr. J. E - 5 - Habin, Mr. H - 6 - Cardwell, W. A. Esq. - 10 - Usill, Mrs - 6 - DeKantzoe,Mr.W.S. - 6 - Sargent, Rev. H. J. - 5 - Cholditch, J. Jr - 10 - •Virgin, Mr - 10 - Dixon, Mr. H. W. . . - 10 -Sparkes, Mrs. F. . - 5 - •Coles, J. H. C. Esq. - 10 - •WalVis, G. A. Esq.. - 10 « Fellowes, Mr - 10 - Underwood,Rev.W.tt- 30 - •Colgate, R. Esq - - •Wallis, W. L. Esq. - 10 6 Harvey, Mrs. 1 - - Sums under Ss. .... - 2 6 Crampton, Dr. H. . . - - -Walther, Dr. - 5 - Heaver, Eev. T. T. . - 10 - •Crook, Mr. H - 10 - Wbelpton, Rev.H.R. - 10 - Hipkin Miss - 10 MrDHTJBST. Dale&Kirley - B - WbUchurch,Rev.W. Hipkin, Mr. A. G... - 10 - Albery, Mr. E - 10 - IJevonsnire.HisGraee R. G - Back, Rev. H 2 - - the Duke of 1 1 - Hood, Mr. F. Sacomb - B - Boys at Grammar Wragge, G. P. Esq. King, Mrs W. ... - 10 - *Earnshaw, Mr.B.K. - 6 - the late - 6 - Knapp, Surg.-Major - 10 - Byatt, Mr. Horace. . - 10 - Edwards,James,Esq. - - - •Wrangham, A. B. Lett, Mr. - 10 - Collins. Dr - 6 - ElUs, Hon. Miss •. . . 1 - - Esq 11- Cruickshank, Rev. Ellis, John, Esq - 10 - Young and Rawley, Lyon. Miss - S - E. R - 10 - *Emary, H. M...... - 5 — Messrs 11- Mackie Miss 1 11 DeTeissier.Rev.G.E.1 - - *Evenden, Mr. H. . . - 5 - Finlay, Mrs - 5 - Martin, Mr. G. P. .. - 10 -Fisher, MJ- - 10 - Foran,J. C., Esq.... - B - Total £38 - 6 March, Mr. J. 0. ... - 10 - Gibb, H. E. Esq.... 1 1 Gilbert, C. D. Esq... 11- Hoadley, Mrs - 15 - Donations. Norris, Rev. W 1 - - Johnson, Mr. Thomas - 10 - Grand Hotel Co - 5 - Green, Rev. G. R. . . - 6 - Oldfield, Miss - 10 - Lovelock, Mr. W. H. - 10 - Durlacher, H. Esq. . - 10 - Padwick, Mr. H 5 - Lucas, Mr. J -10 - Gregg, Mrs - B - Habgood,Dr - 6 - Evans, Mr- 1 - - Oeborn,Mrs -16 - Jameson, Kev. H. G. - 5 - Eawson, Mr - 10 - Paxton, General. ... - 10 - London and County Beeves, Mr. Herbert - 10 - Robinson, Mr. John, *Haine,' Mr. Alder- Sainthill, Mr. R - 10 - Bank 11- M.D - 10 - Hart, Miss - 10 - M»nby,Mrs.(2 years) - 10 - Scale, Mr. G. T 1 - -Stephens, Rev. Pre- Page, Mr 1 - - Shawe, Mrs. R - 6 - bendary ,. - 10 6 Hollins, F. Esq - 5 - Swift, Miss - 10 - Sheppard, Rev. H . W. Warren, Mrs. H. ... 1 - - Scolt, Mrs. Jas - 5 - (thelate) - 10 Weekes, Mr. N 1 - - Hood, A. Esq - 6 - Smith, Mrs. E. - S - Sums under 6s. - 5 - late - 10 - Wilkinson, Mrs..... - 6 - *Insoll, R. Esq - B - Total £268 8 4 Collecting Boxes ...15 4 J Swinburne, Mr. T. . - 10 - Jackson, Jno. Esq. . 1 - - Johnstone, J. B. Esq. - 10 - Thomson, Mrs. (the Donations. Total Dons. ..24 6 t late) - 5 - Kettlewea Rev. S. . - 10 - Tribe, Mrs. & Miss . - 9 - Bos HAM. Langham, J.G. Esq. - 10 - Total Subs. ..38 - 6 Wilde, Kev. B - 10 Sams under 6s. 1 It 6 *Lawrence,G.H.Esq. 1 - - Wilder, Mr. G 2 2 Box at Railway Leaf, The Misses... - B - £62 6 1 Sums under 5s 1 2 Station - 3 - Lethbridge.Mr.Geo. - S - ^^ ANNUAL SUBSCBIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BRANCHES. 367 £. s. d. HASTINGS AND NEWHAVEN Strickland Bros., WORTHING ST. LEONARDS BRANCH. Thompson, Fendal, BRANCH. BRANCH. Chairman — Esq 1 1 - Chairman — JAHES RITCHIE, Esq. Vallance, Catt & Co. H. HARGOOD, Esq., J.P. Chairman — Messrs 1 1 - Rev. W. W. HUME, M.A. Honorary Secretary — Verrall, F., Esq... . 1 - - Honorary Secretary— J. W. NOEL, Esq. VinalL, J Esq ... - 5 - GEORGE PIGGOTT, Esq. Treasurer — •White, Capt. R. G. - 5 - His Worship THE MATOR Collector- Mr. EDWARD KNIGHTLEY. Whitfeld and Co., Annual Subscriptions. (Mr. Councillor STUBBS). Messrs 1 1 - £. I. A. Secretary — Annual Subscriptions. Willett, G. W. Esq.. 11-Attree, A. Esq. ... - 6 - Mr. Councillor HUTCHINGS. £ s. d. Atwool, D. Esq.... - 5 - Bannister, J.Esq... - 10 6 TotalSuba..£52 14 - Austin, C. Esq - 5 - Annual Subscription*. Barrett, H. Esq - 6 - Barry, J H. Esq. .11- £. s. d. Blaauw, T. St. Leger Donations. Batchelor, Mrs. ... - 5 - Esq - 10 6 Sums under 5s - 5 - Bateman, J. Esq.. . - 6 - Arkcoll, J. Esq - 10 6 Blencowe, J. G. Esq. 1 - - Contribution Boxes — Bentail and Co. ... - 5 - Arkcoll, Mies Kate . - 10 6 Brand.C.Esq (1888-9) 2 2 - Messrs. J. and N. C. Blaker Mr F ... 6 - Back, Miss - 10 6 •Breach, Capt. C. W. Bull 36- Blaker, E. H. Esq.. . - 5 - Barrow, A. M. Esq. . - 10 6 (1888-9) - 10 - Life-boat House . . - 8 1 Beaumont, Mrs - 10 6 Brown, T. Esq 11- Steamboat s&C... 3 10 11 Brett E Esq 5 - Beeching and Co., •Bull,J.Esq.(1888-9) 11- Pillar Box - 14 10 Brooker, W. H. Esq. - 6 - Messrs - 10 6 Catt, Miss (1888-9). 2 2 - Burgess, Mrs - 6 - Bishop, Miss - 10 6 Catt, Messrs. J 1 1 - Total Dons ..854 Clarke, Gen., C.B. .. - 10 6 Total Subs. ..52 U - Cameron, N. P. Esq. - B - Brassey, Lord 10 6 Cook & Sons, Thos. Cathcart, Mrs - 5 - Burton, A. H. Esq.. - 10 6 Crook, L. T. Esq.. . . - 10 - £60 19 4 Chapuan, H. Esq. . - 5 - •Carter, C. P. Esq... - 10 6 Eastwood, — Esq. Chetwynd, HOD. Mrs. 1 - - Crothers. Dr. - 6 - (1888-9') 1 1 Cholmeley, the Misses- 5 - Every ,J.Esq.(1888-9)- 10 - RYE AND WINCHEL- Clark, H. M. Esq. . . - 5 - DawBon, Mrs - 5 - Farncombe, J. Esq. SEA BRANCH. Coffln,E.Esq -10 - (1888-9) - 10 - •Collet, A. Esq - 5 - Former, T. Esq - 10 6 Farncombe, Miss S. President— Collet, G. B. Esq.... - 6 - •Foyster, Rev. H. B. - 5 - T. S. Pix, Esq. Cooksey, C. Esq. ... - 5 - Griffin, Mrs N. ... - 10 6 Gage, Viscount 2 - - Honorary Secretary — Coombe, Rev. C. G.. - 5 - Hancock, Miss - 6 - J. S. VIDLEK, Esq. Hasker, Miss 6 - Godlee, Mrs. M. A. . - 10 - Cortis, A.B. Esq. .. - 5 - •Haviland, F.G.Esq. - 10 6 Gosling, W. Esq. ... - 5 - Annual Subscriptions. Cortls, A. Esq - 6 - Heath, Dr 10 6 Hartfield, Capt. G. Belliugbam, Mr. F. - 10 - Oagg, Mr. F - 5 - Hopkinson, Jas. Esq. - 5 - (1888-9) - 10 - Bloomfleld, Mrs 1 - - Cripps,Mr.F. - 6 - Howell, Jobn, Esq. - 5 3 Hemmings. Capt. H. - 5 - Churton, Rev. H. ... - 10 - Crowther - Benyon, "Hume, Rev. W. W. - 10 6 Henry, J.Esq (1888) - 5 - Dawes, Mr. Walter . - 6 - Mrs - 6 - Hutchings, A. J.Esq. 11- Holland, Mrs. H.... 1 1 - Hunt, St. John & Co. - 10 6 Hilder, Mr. G 1 - - Currey, Mrs. H 1 - - lonides, A. C. Esq. . - 5 -Jacobs, A. M., Esq.. 11- Inderwick, Mr.F.A.. 1 1 - Davey, Mrs - 6 - *Moore,Capt., U.S.. 1 1 - Lambe, R. Esq. Kenward, Mr. Tray- Debeuham, Miss. . . . - 5 - Noble, Wilson, Esq. (1888-9) - 10 - ton - 10 - Doran, Col - 10 - Lewis, A. J.Esq.... - 5 - Lord, Rev. J. 0. ... - 10 - Drabble, Miss - 5 North, Miss - 5 - Lewis, Jno. Esq. ... 1 - - Meryon, Mrs 1 - - Draper, Mrs - 5 - Scrivens, S. Esq. ... - 5 - Lewis and Holman, Stileman, Major. ... 1 1 - Duncan, J. Esq - 5 - •Sherer, MaJ.-Gen. . - 6 - Messrs. (New) ... - 10 - Stileman, Miss -10 6 E. C H 1 - - Simter, W. Esq - 10 6 Lowdell&Co., Messrs. - 10 - Vidler&Sons -10 - Ede, Mrs - 6 - Stapleton, Deputy .-63 Lyell Bros., Messrs. E G W 10 (1888-9) - 10 - £8 18 - Elliott, Rev. E. K.. - 10 - Stiebel,Miss - 5 - Madgwick & Adams, Donation. Exeter, Marquis of . 1 - - •Stubbs, Wm. Esq. - 5 - Collection Boxes.... 269 Fletcher, W. H. B. Button, E. B. Esq... - 5 - Mannington, W. Esq -10 6 Sutton, Rev. R. S. . . - 10 - Esq - 10 - •Frank, R. J. Esq. . - 10 - Tottenham, Rev. J. Monk & Sons, Messrs. - 10 6 Gaisford, T. Esq -10 - W 6 3 Morgan, Dr. W. P. Tree, B. H. W. Esq. - 10 6 Newhaven Harbour SHOREHAM Goldsmith, Dr - 6 - Trevor, C. B. Esq... - B - Gover, Rev. Canon . - '6 - Turner, Mrs. W. T.. - 5 - Newingtou and Co., BRANCH. Graham, T. G. Esq. . - 10 - * Vores, S. T. P. Esq. - 10 6 Messrs. (1888-9-) . 1 - - Chairman — •Green, M. Esq - 10 6 Watney, Jas. Esq. . - 5 - Pannett, W. Esq. HUOH GORBTNGB, Esq. Grevett,Mr. R - 5 - •Webb, H. Barlow, (1888) 1 1 - Treasurer— Grove, E. Esq - 5 - Parsons Bros.,Messre. - 10 - Gunnery, Rev. R. . . - 5 - Young, W.B. Esq... - 10 6 Peters, J. Esq. (1888- Harbot tie, Miss ....- 5 - 9) -10 Total £20 8 3 THUS. FULLER, Esq., M.D. Hargood, Mrs 1 1 - Ritchie, J., Esq. ... - 10 6 Honorary Collector— •Hargood.H. Esq... 1 1 - Russell and Son, A. Harris, W. Esq - 10 6 (1888-9) - 10 D. PlLMORE. Harris, W. J. Esq. .-106 Donations. Savage, F. W. Esq. Annual Subscriptions. Harrison, Miss - 10 - Corporation of Hast- BevesandCo 11- •Sharp, Capt. R. . . . - 6 -•Brown, J. E. Esq.. . - 10 6 Henty, A. Esq 10 - Boxes — Sheffield, Earl of ... 2 - - •Fuller, Thos. Esq. . - 10 6 Henty, E. Esq. .... 1 1 - West Marina, •Shenstone,F.S.Esq. 1 1 - Gorringe,Hugh, Esq. Hofmeister, E. Esq.. 11- Victoria Library, Simmons, H. Esq. Warrior Square, Ingram, Colonel .... 1 1 - Holmes, G. P. Esq.. - 10 6 White Rock, Simmons, T. J. Esq. Penney, R. H. Esq.. 11- Hooper, F. A. Esq. . - 5 - Carlisle Parade, •Pilmore, D. Esq.. . . - 10 6 Hyde, W. H. Esq., Marine Parade, Smith, J. Maxwell, Vallance, Catt. & Co. 1 - - RN 5 Boat-House 35 11 2 Esq 11- Willet, G. W. Esq. .11- Jones, Loftus, Adm. - 10 - Southwood, Rev. Kaye, Gen., C.B. ... 11- Total Dons 45 11 2 E P - 6 - Total ....£10 19 6 Kelly, Dr. C - 5 Total Subs 20 8 3 Steggall, R. Esq. ... - 10 - Donations. Kinch, Mr - 5 Steggall, Mrs - 10 - Contribution Boxes . - 14 2 Lancaster, Rev. J... - 5 - Stone and Towner, Lane, General 1 - - £65 19 5 Messrs - 10 6 £11 13 8 Laughton, T. Esq. . . - 5 - Streatfleld,R. J.Esq. 1 - - Loder, Lady 1 1 - 368 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1890. £. s. d. £. s. d LEAMINGTON Longbottom, Mrs. . . 1 - - 512Rnrfotcfcsf)tre. BRANCH. Watts, Mr - 6 - Moore, T. P. Esq. .. - 6 - Watts and Nephew. - 10 - Newland, Misses ... 1 1 - Hon. Secretary — Whitfleld, Mr. A.... - B - Niagara House - 6 - BIRMINGHAM Rev. R. B. F. ELBINGTON, Whitfleld. Mrs. A... - B - Norman, J. B. Esq. . - 10 - BRANCH. M.A. Wilkins, Mrs - 6 Pagden, W. Esq.... - 5 - Yardley, Miss - B - Paine, Mr - 6 - Chairman— Annual Subscriptions. Paine, J. C. Esq - 6 - 3. H. CHANCE, Esq. £ s. d. Collected by Miss YABULET, Parish, F. Esq - 6 - Honorary Secretaries — LLOYD. Per Miss WHITAKEB : — Parr, Rev. J. O - 6 - Messrs. CHARLES and A. M. D - B - Alston, Mri., Elmdon Patching, Mr. E. C. . - 10 - WILLIAM Bj KWKLL. Hall 1 - - •Patching, W. Esq.. - 10 6 Cockle, Miss - 5 - Barrows, Mr., J.P... 11- Peltow, Mr 5 - Annual Subscriptions. Fretwell, Capt - 6 - •Piggott, G., Esq. . . - 10 - £. «. d. Goode, W., Esq - 10 6 Brvant, Mrs - 5 - Pilbrow, Mr - 5 - A very, Mrs. W. H. . 11- Grimsdick, W., Esq. - 6 - Hackett, Mr -10 - Potter, W. Esq - 6 - Baldwin.J. and Sons, Holy, Miss - 10 Ralli,G. A. Esq 11- Messrs 11- Lloyd, W. H., Esq. - B - Ralli,AA. Esq - 10 - Barwell. James, Esq. 11- Lloyd, Mrs. R. and Muscott, Mrs - B - Relf. J.Esq - 6 - •Barwell, C. J. W. family 6 - Pollack, Mrs 5 - Rosenberg, Mr - B - Rich, Mrs - 5 - •Harwell, Wm. Esq. Metcalfe, Miss S - B - Shakespeare, Mr. T. - B - Ritchie, M. Esq 10 - J.P 11- Metcalfe, David Esq. - 6 - Shakespeare, Mr. W. - B - •Roberts, J. Esq.... - S - Chamberlain, King, Simms, Rev. G. H... - 6 - Rodocanachi, Mrs. . . - 5 - and Jones, Messrs. 1 1 Paske, Mi>s - 10 - Tangye, Mr., J.P. .. 1 - - Rumford, Mrs 6 - Chance, A. M. Esq. Smallwood, J., Esq. 11- Rushforth, J. Esq... - 10 6 J.P 1 1 - Tritton, Col., F. B. . - 10 - Whitaker, Mrs 1 - - Sennett, — , Esq. ... - B - •Chance, J. H. Ksq. .66- Wight, Miss - 6 Whitaker, Miss .... - 5 - Shad, Major - 6 Chance, R. L. Esq... 2 2 - Whitaker, Mr. A. . . - B - Shotton, R. Esq. ... - 6 - Clay Bros - 10 6 Total £6 11 6 Whitaker, Mr. F - 6 - Simpson, Masters... 11- Clifford, G. Esq - 10 6 Sums under 6; - 14 6 Simpson, W. A. Esq. - 10 6 Colmore, Mrs. 11- Total £20 11 - Smith, Mr. G. H.... - 5 - Cutler, Mrs 11- Smith, Maj.-General Dugard, H. A. Esq.. 11- Dngard, W.Esq 11- Donations. Stapley, Rev. F. A.. - 10 - Ellis & Sons, Messrs. 22- YABDLET, Stacker, the Misses . - 10 - Finnemore, J. B. Esq. 11- Per Miss WHITAKEB. Taswell, Mrs 11- Fitter, M. A. Esq. ..11- Tees-dale, C. L. Esq. - 10 6 Gilbert, Mrs - 10 6 SSBortestersfitw. Boosey,Mrs., Life-boat Thistleton, G. W. Heaton, A. Esq 11- Esq - 6 - Heaton and Taylor, Whitaker.Miss, ditto - 10 6 Tottenham, Mrs.... - 10 - ACOCKS GREEN, Tribe, Miss - 6 - Heaton, G. Esq. (Soli- YARDLEY, AND Per Miss HOSKIMS. Tribe, Mrs - 6 hull), the late 11- OLTON BRANCH. Grice, Miss, Life- Heaton, H. Esq., J.P. 1 1 - boat Box - 8 6 Hoerner, M. U. Esq. 11- Chairman— Hoskins, Miss, Life- Ullathorne, A. Esq.. - B - Huggins, W Esq. ..11- J. BABBOWS, ESQ., J.P. Underwood, Capt., Manton, H. Esq. J.P. 1 1 - Treasurer and R.N - B - Honorary Secretary- Total £3 4 6 Yansittart, Vice-Ad- Padmore, J. Esq.... 11- Rev. A. BUTLEB, LL.D. Simpson, F. R. Sc Co. Collecting Cards. Verrall, W. Esq.... - 10 - Messrs 1 1 - Annual Subscription*. Verrall, W. V. Esq.. - B - Stevens, James, Esq. 11- YABDLET. per Miss HOSKINS. Watson, A. Esq. ... - B - Stokes, J. Esq 1 1 - 1390. Wedd, G. Esq 1 1 - Tangyes, Limited ..22- ACOCKS GBEEN, Welsh, — , Esq - 5 - Tyndall, E. L. Esq. .11- West, Mrs. P - 10 - Upton, W. A., Esq.. 11- Per Mrs. MELLOB and Whitelegge, Rev. Walker S Esq .... 1 1 - Mrs. A. ASH : — Canon - B - Walker, Miss 1 1 - t. i. d. Total £1 19 10 Winstanley, — , Esq. 11- AFriend - 6 - Winstanley, Mrs. ..11- Whitfleld, S. Esq... 1 1 - Ash, Mrs - B Total Subs 20 11 - Wisden, Lt.-Colonel. 1 - - Ash, Mr. A. J. .... - B - Whitehouse, J. Esq.. 11- Ash, Mrs. A. J. ... - 6 - Total Dons 3 4 6 Wood, the Misses . . - 6 - Wilkes, J.Esq 11- Collecting Cards. 1 19 10 Worthing Pier Co... 11- Wilkes John Esq Barker, Mr. J - 10 - Barker, Mrs - 6 - Young, A. Esq 11- Darlaston - 10 6 £25 IB 4 Williams.Clement I. Barker, Mr. C. E.... - 6 - Barker, Mr. H - B - £73 1 - Williams, Francis, Barker, Mrs. H - 6 - Esq 11- Barker, Mr. Holroyd - 10 - STECHFORD Williams, Mrs. J. . . 1 1 Donations. Bradford, Mrs - 6 - BRANCH. Pillar, Wall and Williams, J. Esq. ..11- Butler, Rev. Dr - 6 - other Boxes 10 6 1 Wood,Miss 11- Treasurer and Hon. Sec. — . Fordred Brothers ... - 5 - Mr. WILLIAM MORGAN. Total £83 1 1 Total £54 1 - Hill, Mrs - 5 - Annual Subscriptions. King, Mrs. James. . - 6 - Bower, Miases - 2 6 Atarrian, Mr. - 5 - Clarke, Mr - 10 - Donations. Weiss, Henry, Esq.. 66- Mellor, Mr.W. K... - 5 - U.S - 10 6 Collecting Boxes — Mellor, Mrs. W. K.. - 5 - Icke, Mrs., Colwyn Heaton, Mrs. G. Neale, Mrs - 6 - Bay 10 6 (Solihull) 2 6 - Newey's, Mrs., Chil- King, Mr. W. R - 10 6 Ingall,Mrs. W. G. 3 10 1 dren - 5 - Morgan, Mr. W 11- Neal, Mr. J. R., Tor- Total Dons 11 1 1 Pattison Mr - 5 - — Perks, Mrs - B - Olding, Miss -10 6 Total Subs 64 1 - Prime, Mrs - 5 - Pollack.Mre - 6 - £65 2 1 Swinburn, Mrs -10 - £456 ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BRANCHES. 369 £. s. d. £. s. d. £. «. d. £. s. d. donations. Pidcock, Chas. Esq.. 11- Gillies,Garnett,&Co. Sawdon, G. E. & Co. Hesketh, Mi-s - 6 - Reid, John, Esq. ... 1 1 - Messrs 1 1 - Messrs 1 J Hooper, Misses - 4 - Rutland, Jos. Esq., Godwin, J. V 1 1 - Schaub & Co - 10 6 Oxenham, Master, J p - 10 6 Hargreaves, J. & Co. 11-Schuster, Fulda, and Endurby, Life-boat Rowlands, Rev.W.E. - 10 6 Heilborn, F. and Co. Co. Messrs 1 1 Box 1 14 - Sale, Rev. C.J - 10 - Scott & Son, Messrs.. - 10 6 •Seaman, F.W. Esq. - 5 - Henry & Co. Messrs. Semon, Chas. & Co. . 2 2 - •Spooner, Francis, A. and S 3 3 - Shalders, A. 0. & Son - 10 6 Esq - 10 6 Hertz, M. & Co 1 1 -Sharp, Jonas, & Sons, Temple, Mrs. Pene- Hertz, W. D. 1 1 - Messrs 1 1 - Cnttecting Cards. lope 1 1 - Heynemann, Edward, Simon, Israel, & Co. & Co. Messrs 1 1 - Challens, MastersW. Thorn, Rev. W 11- Hirsch, Pinner & Co. 1 1 - Singleton, J. R 11- and A ..14- Thursfleld, Rev. R. . 11- Hirst, Lieut. CoLH. Smith, John, & Sons, Goering, Miss and Turleyfc Co., Messrs. - 10 6 S..C.B 11- Messrs 1 1 - Walker, Henry, Esq. 11- Hodgson, Geo. J.P.. 2 2 - Stansfeld, Brown, Gorins, Master W. .. - 3 6 Waish, Mrs. T. W.. - 10 6 Hoffmann and Co. and Co. Messrs. ... 1 1 - Gwyther. Mrs - 10 6 Westcombe, H. Esq. - 10 - Stavert, Zigomala, Gwyther, Miss - 6 1 Williamson, Messrs. - 10 6 Holden, Aid. Angus, and Co. Messrs.... 1 1 - Gwylher, Miss P.... - 6 B JP 11 Luff, Misses, Acton . -76 £31 11 6 Holden, I., M.P 11^ Stein thai, G. A 1 1 - Tomlinson, Miss.... - 5 3 Howson, J. M 1 1 Stephenson Bros. ... - 10 6 Tomlinson, Master. .-53 Donations. Hyne, Rev. C. W. N. Sugden and Briggs, Viney, Miss Nelly .26- Cox&Painter.Messrs. - 6 - M.A 11- IlUngworth, Mrs. A. 1 1 - Tankard, H. H 2 2 - QUAKNDON. Box at Hop Market Hotel - 1 - IUingworth,Mrs.Hy. - 10 6 Thompsou,M.W.J.P. 33- Sums under 5s - 2 6 lngbam,0ates & Son, Todd, John, & Sons, Colman, Miss F. . . . - 6 3 Messrs .... 1 1 - Firth, Miss 1 Jacobs, Adolph, and Tordoff, John & Son 1 1 - Newbold, Miss Rose 17- Wade, E. H., J.P... 11- Robotham, Miss - 6 - Kessler & Co. Messrs. 11-Wade, J. H.. J.P. . . . 11- Walton, MUs, Life- Knowles, Cooke, and Wechmar, W. M. . . 1 1 - Welby, Miss 2 10 - *Lassen, A. W 1 1 Total £139 12 6 Thank-ottering for Lassen, Mrs. A. W.. 1 1 - safe voyage, per Law, Russell, & Co. Miss Welby 1 1 - Yorftsjbfre. Messrs 22- £16 2 - BRIDLINGTON AND BARMSTON Total Subs. . . 4 5 6 BRADFORD BRANCH. Leeming, John &Son, Messrs 11- BRANCH. Total Dons... 23- Chairman — Lewis & Co. Messrs .11- Chairman— Col. Cards ...16 2 - FREDK. PBIESTHAH, Esq. Liebreich,Chas. Edw. 11- Lord, W. G 10 6 Honorary Secretary — £22 10 6 Honorary Secretary — CHAS. EDWD. LIEBBEICH, ESQ. Love, Geo. H - 10 6 ALFRED WEST, j£sq. Collector — Lund, Priestley 11- Annual Subscriptions. Mr. L. DARLINOTOK. *Lupton G. W 1 1 Blundell, H. S - 10 - WORCESTER Mahler, Sichel & Co. Bosville, A. W. M.. - 5 - Annual Subscriptions. BRANCH. £. s. d. Broadley, W. H. H. 1 - - Treasurer— Alexander, E. & Son, Mitchell Bros. Messrs. 2 2 - Broomhead, J 1 1 - FSAS. SPOONER, Esq. Mitchell & Shepherd, Ambler, J. and Son, Messrs 1 1 Fisher, Rev. R - 5 - Honorary Secretary— Messrs 11- *Mossop, Dr. -10 6 Greame.Rev. Y. L. . 2 - - F. W. SEAMAN, Esq. Ambler,Thos.&Son, Muff.T.P. - 10 6 Ha'.se, Rev. W. G. . - 5 - Annual Subscriptions. Messrs 1 1 - Muller, George - 10 6 Harding, Mrs. ... . - 10 - Ames, Fredk. Esq.. . 11- Anderton, S. & Sons 22- Newboutt, George. . - 10 6 Harrison, Mrs. .... - 6 - Bearcroft, Rev. J.... 11- Armilage, J.,R , J.P. 11- Philipp, J. and Co. Hellmuth, The Right Aykroyd, Jon. & Son 33- Messrs 2 2 - Rev. Bishop - S - Chesshire, Rev. J. S. - 10 - BairstowT. &M 1 1 - PoppleweU, J. B 1 1 - Hudson, Rev. C -10 - Clarke, Erlin, Esq. ..11 Bell, E. & (Jo. Messrs. 1 1 Posselt, E. and Co. Hull Trinity House. 6 - - Clarke, Geo. Esq.... 11- Bottomley, M. J.P. .11- Curtler, Rev. T. G. . 1 1 - Bottomley, S. & Bros. Jarratt, W. 0 - B - Dodd Rev T - 6 - Pickles, Jos. & Son, Marshall, Mrs - 10 - Dorville, Adm. J. W 1 1 - Briggs, Arthur, J.P. 11- Neall, F - 6 - Evans, E. Wallace, Brown, George - 10 6 Priestley, Briggs, and Esq 11- Burnley, James, J.P. 11- Co. Messrs 1 1 - Pease & Co. Beverley - 10 - Hvans, E. B. Esq.... 11- Chamberlin, Donner, *Rickaby, J -10 - Hadley, E. Newport andCo. Messrs. ... 11- Prieitman, A. & Go. Roe, Rev. J 6 Colllns. William .... 1 1 - Romyn, J. R. D. . . . - 10 - Hall, Mr. Joseph ... - 10 6 Oordingley, Arm- *Priestman, Aid. F. Harkness, Rev - 5 - strong and Co. J P 33- Smith, John - 10 - Holland, Walter, Esq., Messrs 1 1 - Priestman, Arnold .22- Taite, W. A - 6 - J.P - 10 - Craven, Joseph, M.P. 22- Priestman, Ed. 2 2 - Walton, the Misses . - 5 - Johnstone, Miss J. . - 10 - Drake N 11- Quitzow & Co. Messrs. 11-Wentworth, J. & Son - B - Jones, Henry, Esq. . . 1 1 - Drummond, Jas. and Ramsden, William York City and County Kane, Rev. R. W. . . - 5 - Sons, Messrs 22- Bank - 5 - Lea,C.Wheeley, Esq. 22- Edelstein, Moser, Rand, John and Son, Lechmere, SirE. A.H. & Co 11- Bart 1 1 Fawcett, Mrs. Richd. 11- K,&> j 22- £21 17 « Leonard, G. Esq.... - 5 - FirthandRenton... - 10 6 Ueiss Bros. Messrs. .11- Lngard, Rev. F. G. . - 10 8 Firth, T. A. and Co. Donations. Martin, Miss C. H... 2 - - Richardson, Geo. Collecting Boxes 5 IB 2 McNaught and Co. Foster, John & Son, J. p - 10 6 Non-commissioned Rothensteln and Co. Officers of the Mellor, Wm. Esq. .. - - - Fowell, J 1 1 - 2nd W Y. V. Perrins, C. W. Dyson, Fox and Whitley, Sachs, H. W. and Co. KoyalKng - 18 6 Esq 2 2 Messrs 1 1 Piercy, Longbottom Garnett, Wm. & Co. Samson and Leppoc, Total £28 8 2 & Co 1 1 - Messrs.. 1 1 370 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1890. £. (. d. £. s. d. £. *. d. DEWSBURY Nelson, Mrs. S - 10 - Coe, J. F., Councillor - 6 - Whitley, Nalhan, Nicholson R .. 5 - Collier, John, Ksq. . . 1 1 » Esq. J P 1 I - BRANCH. Pashby, Miss - 5 - Collinson, Joseph, Wilson,James,Coun- President— •Pilling, W. Esq 11- Croasley, Messrs. Wilson, Mrs. Geo. . . - 5 - T. B. Fox, J.P. Pratt, S. , , 1 - John and Sons Wondhead, Jas. Esq. - 6 - Treasurer — Rarosden, Mr. E. . - 6 - (Limited) 10 - - Sums under 6*...... 2 6 C. P. HOBKIEK, Esq., F.L.S. RanKirly, Lord.. . 1 - - *Dobson, M. G. Esq. 11- Rickards, W. H.. . 1 - - England, Thos. Esq. 11- Total £66 15 6 Honorary Secretary — . Rotherbam, A... . 1 - - "Esk," per Walter SETH WA.ED, Esq. Sanderson, — .... - 10 - Common, Esq.., - 5 - Annual Subscriptions. Sowerby, Mr 1 - - Farrar, Henry, Esq. 11- Donations. £ s. d. •Fleming, F.li. Esq. - 10 6 Brear, Wm. Esq. ... - 5 - Chadwick and Sons, Stewart. W. H... . - 10 - Fletcher, B. L. Esq. 11- Cash Supply Stores, Messrs. Thomas ..11- Thompson, W... . - 10 - Fletcher, Eli, Esq. .11- Limited., - 10 6 *Clay,Alderman,J.P. * Ward Z. A 1 1 - *Gaukroger, Wm. Finlinson, J. H, Esq. 11- (Mayor of Uewa- Wardil 1 - Esq 1 1 - " Friends," per R. bury) 11- •Wheelhouse, C. 6, Greenwood, ;W. H., D. W - 12 - Constable, Rev, B, C. - 5 - Crawshaw and Son, Wilson, Mr. P.M... - 6 - Haddon, Robt., Esq. - 10 - Sanderson, Rev. (J. . - B - Messrs. Simon.... 11- Speak, Alfred, Esq.. - 10 e *Day, Mr.Georgo, J.P. 11- Hill, Ernest H. Esq.. - 10 6 Swale,Tom,Esn.(Col.}- 3 6 Eastwood, Mr. B - 10 6 Total £40 - « Hill, John Edwards, Taylor, Jos., Esq. . . - 10 6 *Edwards, Mr. T. C. - 10 6 Collecting Boxes — •Fox, Alderman,J.P. 11- Hitohin, S. "Esq - 5 - "While Swan" Hepworth and Sons, Donation*. Holdswortb, Wm. Hotel 1 15 6 Messrs. Benj 1 1 - Boxes- " Old Cock " Hotel 2 - - •Hobkirk, Mr. C. P., Boat House - 12 - Bookway.W. J. Esq. - 5 - Halifax Club 166 Pillar 1 16 6 *Horner, Chas. Esq. - 10 6 " Mitre " Hotel . . - 10 - Ingram, Mr. John . . 1 1 * Railway Station.. - 8 3 •Horefall, Alderman •Lee, Lieut.-Col 1 1 - Rd.,J.P 11- Total Dons... 10 11 - Lee, Mr. Frederick. . 11- Hoyle, John, Esq. . . 1 1 - Total Subs. ..66 15 « Total Dons 2 18 - Hoyle, Richard, Esq. 11- Lidbetter, Mr. J. ... - 10 6 Howarth, Greenwood, Oldroyd, Alderman, Total Snbs 40 - 6 Esq - 10 6 ttt 6 6 M.P., J.P 11- Oldrovd, Mr. Edward 11- £42 15 6 Ingham, L. Esq - 6 - Ramsden, Mr. Alfred 11- Ingham, Mra. Edwd. 11- Thackrah and Co., Ingham, R. G. Esq.. 11- Jones, J. E. Esq.... - 10 - HORNSEA BRANCH. *Kerr, Alderman, *Tolson and Sons, Robert - 10 6 Chairman — Messrs. Wm 1 1 - Ditto Family of, ... - 9 6 WOLIAM DYSON, Jan., Eaq. •Walker, Mr. John, FLAMBOROUGH Kippax, Kobert, Esq. - 10 6 j.p. 11- BRANCH. Leach, John, Eaq ... 1 1 - Treasurer— *Ward. Mr. Seth ... 1 1 - *Uoyd-Jones, Rev. GBO. HESLOP, ESQ. »Whitby, Eev. T., Honorary Secretary— F. E., M.A 1 1 - Honorary Secretary — M.A., Vicar of Bev. J. F. WILKINSON, M.A. Middleton,Chas.,Esq.- 10 6 Rev. E. L. H.TEW,M.«L. Mortimer, & Eaq. ... 10 6 *Wormald, Alderman, Anmutl Sutaeriftiow. Oakee, John Council- Collector— Mr. J. BiBB. J.P 11- •Wilkinson, Eev. Oddie, John, Council- Annual Subscription!. Total £20 14 e J.F. - 10 - lor , 10 6 •Bateson, H. T. Esq. - 6 - Osborne, S. Esq 10 6 Broadley, W. H. Esq 1 - - £- 16 - Oswin, Wm. Council- Constable, H. S. Esq. 1 1 - *Dabb, W. Esq - 18 6 Donations. ParkJnsou,John,Esq. - 10 6 Dalton Holmes & Co., Messrs , - 10 6 FILEY BRANCH. Contribution Boxes .628 Patcbett, JohD,Couu- •Dyson, W. E*q. .. - 10 6 Chairman— Ramsden, Alderman •KewstCT, C. E. Esq. - 10 6 Dr. WHBELHOUSE. Total £6 17 8 •Field, W. P. Esq. . - 10 - Foster, H. Ksq - 10 - Honorary Secretary- Rawson, B. C. Esq.. - 10 6 •Gibson, H. H. Esq. - 10 6 Mr. W.TooT. Riley, Mrs. S. T..., 11- Kobertshaw, A. Esq. - 5 - Gregsun, J. Esq. ... - 10 « Annual Suixeriptioni. *8cott, A. Esq 11- Gregson, T. Esq.... - 10 6 HALIFAX BRANCH. *Scratcherd, T. H. C. •Heslup, G. Esq. ... - 5 - Barry, J. y 1 - - Esq 11- Holmes, T. B. Esq.. 2 2 - *Smith, David,Coun- Be8wick,Tuos. Esq.. 1 1 - President- *Lyon, C.E. A. Esq. - 6 - Brighthurst, Capt. . . - 10 - Aid. B. HOESIiiL, J J. cillor 11- Brook, W - 5 - David 11- •Pickering, C. 'Esq. .65- Treasurer — Bidges, J. B. Esq... - 10 Brown, Rev. F. - 5 - ROYSTOH WALKEK, Ksq. Spencer, A. E. Esq.. - 6 - *Brumell, C. E. Esq. - 10 6 Spencer, J. Turner, Kingrose-lon, Mrs. .11- Honorary Secretary — Shackles. C. F. Esq.. 11- GEO. SCAEBOEODOH, Esq. 'Thompson, Capt. . . 1 1 - *Tew, Rev. E. L. H. - S - •Cooper, Eev. A. N. - 5 - Utley, Wm. Council- •Toogood, Captain.. - 10 » Annual Subscriptions. lor - 10 6 Trinity House B - - »Ambler, Wm. Esq., Vost, J. Shaw, Esq. - 10 6 Wade, Ed. Esq 1 - - Dawes, George, Mrs. 1 - - J.P 11- Waite, Mrs - 10 - Whateley.Rev. Canon - 10 - E & - 10 - *Bairstow,Aldennan Walker, Mrs. T. J. . - 10 6 Green. E. L 1 - - J.P 11- *Walker, Royston, Total £25 » » Gny, J. J - 5 - Baldwin, John, Esq. 11- Ksq 11- Harrison, Miss 1 1 - Baldwin, Win. Esq. 11- Walker, Mrs. Henry - 5 - Bowman, Dr. F. H.. 11- Ward, J. Whlteley, Donations. Hollon, R. W. Esq. .11- Bray, E. E. Esq. ... - 10 6 Esq J.P - 10 6 Anderson. W. A. Esq - 10 - Brear, Wm., Council- •Ward, John William, Concert, Proceeds of 8 » 4 lor - 5 - Esq. 1 1 - Collecting Boxes ... - 6 2 Hurt,MiBsS 11- *Brooke, Yen., Area- "Ward, R. D. feq .11- deacon, M.A 1 1 - *Watson, Chas. Esq. 11- Total Dons .... 766 L Z J 1 - - Clayton, Marsden & Whitaker.Thos. Esq. - 10 6 TotalSubs 25 9 6 M. N. Mr - 6 - Co., Messrs 11- Whiteley.W.J. Esq. - 10 « Meates, Misses - 6 - Clegg, George, Coun- Whttley, John, Esq., £32 IB - *Mitford,Col.J.P.U. 3 3 - cillor 11- J.P 11- ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BRANCHES. 371 £. I. d. £. t. d. £. «. d HUDDERSFIELD Kidd, Martin (Holm- Donations. Malcolm and Son, frith) 11- ' Hnddersfleld Ex- Messrs. George ... - 10 6 BRANCH. King, W 1 1 - Marillier, R. A. Esq. - 10 6 Kirk, John and Sons 11- ' HuddersfleldWeekly Marris Willows, and Knight, Geo. T. News ' 3 1 6 Smith, Messrs - 10 6 Honorary Secretaries — (New York) 11- Marshall, W.T - 10 6 J. T. KJLNEE, Esq. Mason, S. B. Esq.... - 10 6 FBED. H. SHAW, Esq.. Learoyd, Edwin. ... 11- Contribution Boxes. 112 5 Mason, Mrs. Wright. - 10 6 Learoyd, Samuel Massey and Sawyer. - 10 6 (Solicitor) 1 1 - Maw, Till, Kirke & Annual Subscriptions. Leihriech & Beard- Total Dons 7 9 11 Co., Messrs 1 1 £. t. d. sell 1 1 - Total Subs.... 164 6 - Allan, William - 10 - Lockwood Bros. .... 1 1 - Newton Brothers, Allen, Thomas 11- £171 16 11 Armitage Brothers.. 2 2 - Lowenthal Bros.' ... 1 1 - Norwood, C. M. Esq. 22- Armitage, Clough & Mallinson, George & Peasegood, W. Esq. . - 10 6 Pease and Sons, Balme.E. B.W., J.P. 1 - - Mallinson, Rev. Joel - 10 6 Barnicot, John 22- Mallinson, W 1 1 - Rayment & Sharpe . - 10 - Beadon, F. W 1 1 - Marsden, Richard . . - 10 6 Rawson, W. and J. Bentley &Shaw.... 11- Martin, Sons and Co. 55- HULL BRANCH. Robinson, Messrs. - 10 6 Berry, Robert P 11- Mellor, Wright, J.P., Reckitt and Sons, D L 1 - - Chairman — Messrs. Isaac 1 1 - Bradbury, T. H. Midgley, David, J.P. 11- Dr. LAMB. Ripon, Right Hon. (Colnebridge) 11- Norton,Thos., J.P.. 11- the Marquis of ... 2 2 - Brigg, John F., J.P. 11- Ormerod. C. J. (Brig- Honorary Secretary— Seaton, J. L. Esq. .. - 10 - Brook, Freeman, and WILLIAM DYSON, Esq. Shaw J H . - 10 - Ormerod, Hanson Collector — Sissons Brothers and Brook, GeorgeS.... 11- (Brighouse) 1 - - Mr. J. L. STRAFEOKD. Brook, Herberts.... 11- Ormerod, Hanson, Smith Brothers and Brook, Jonas, & Bros. 6 - - jun. (Brighouse).. 11- Annual Subscriptions. Co. Messrs. S 2 2 Brooke, Edward, J.P. 11- Poppleton and Apple- . Allison Bros. Messrs. - 10 6 Smith, W. N. Esq.. . - 10 6 Brooke, H. (Warren- Bach & Co. Messrs. T. - 10 6 Storry, Smithson, & field) 11- Porritt, R. & Co 11- Bedell, Benj. Esq.... 11- Co. Messrs. 11- Brooke, John, & Sons 5 - - Priestly, Jas., J.P.. 11- Bilton and Co. Messrs. Storry, Witty, & Co. - 10 6 Calverley, Titus & Ramsden, Sir J. W., J 1 1 Tealby & Co. Messrs. 11- Bart 2 2 - Bodenft Co. Messrs. J.- 10 6 The Minerva Lodge Cheetham, John & Ramsden, Sykes and Broadley, Colonel. . . 1 1 - (No. 250) of Ancient Son, Brighouse ... 1 - - Ramsden 1 1 - Brochner and Co. Free and Accepted Chichester, Mrs. Robinson, F. W. . . . 1 1 - Messrs. C. C 2 2 - (Glenwood) 66- Savery.F. P 1 - Bryson, Jameson & Tholander, Capt. 0.. - 10 6 Clegg, Jesse 11- Schofleld, B., J.P... 1 - Co., Messrs 1 1 - Thorney, J. J. Eso. . - 10 6 Clelland, W - 10 6 Scott, W., M.D.(Mel- B^ckton and Sons, Tudor, S. and Sons . - 10 6 Crosland, Fredk. ... 1 1 - bourne House) ... 1 - Messrs. Geo - 10 6 Veltmann and Co., Crosland, Sir Joseph, Shaw and Bentley . . 1 - Burstall and Huffam, Messrs. N 1 1 jp . 1 1 - Shaw, J. W. and H. 1 - Messrs - 10 6 Wade, Sons, and Co., dimming. William. 11- Shaw, W. Dale, J.P. 11- Burwell, W 1 1 - Messrs. Richard ..22- Davidson H 1 1 - Sikes, Sir Chas. W., Chambers,G.W. Esq. - 10 6 Wadsley, Mrs. E.... 11- Day, John, and Sons 22- D.L 1 1 Coulthard,J. Esq.... - 10 6 Walker. Joseph, Esq. - 10 - Denham & Son 1 1 - Simpson, David G.. 1 1 - Davis, E. and Co. ... 2 2 - White & Son, Messrs. 11- Dewhirst, John El- Smith, Son^& Morti- Des Forges & Sons, Wilson, E. S. Esq. .. 11- land 1 mer (Rastrlck) ... 11- Wilson, David, Esq.. 11- Dickenson, B. & Son 1 Starkey Bros 6 - - Dossor, Capt. 1 - - Wilson, Sons, & Co., Drake,Godfrey&Sons 1 Stothart & Faulder .11- Dyson, W. Esq., Hon. Messrs. Thomas.. 10 10 - Dyson, Law & Son. . 1 Sykes, Edward & Sec. - 10 6 Winkley and Co., Eastwood. D.& Sons. 1 Sons 2 2 - Earle, Messrs. G. & T. - 10 - Eastwood, Fred.l& Co. 1 Sykes,Godrrey&Sonsl 1 - Earle and Haller, Sums under 10s 2 10 - Eastwood, Miss (New- Sykes, J. Nield, J.P. 1 1 - Messrs. 11- Contribution Box... - 6 2 Sykes, John (Lind- Earle's Engineering Firth & Miller 1 and Shipbuilding Total £91 15 8 Sykes, John & Sons Co .22 Fisher, John.. .. 11- (Turnbridge) 10 6 Easten&Sons,Messrs. Sykes, Joseph, & Co. 1 1 - John - 10 - France, Josiab 1 1 - Sykes, W. Shaw ... 1 1 - Fargus. James, Esq. - 10 - Garrett H - 10 6 Taylor & Littlewopd 11- Foster & Co. Messrs. KEIGHLEY BRANCH. (iledhill, Luke and John - 10 6 Co - 10 6 Taylor, John, * Sons 22- Gibson and Son .... - 10 6 Treasurer— Haigh, Allen 11- Tinker.C. S 1 1 - Good, Flodman, and JOHH BKIOG, Esq., J.P. Haigh, J. Richard.. - 10 6 Tinker, Henry 1 1 - Duncan ,1 1 - Haigh, W. R., J.P. .11-Tomlinson,Mrs. G. W. 1 1 - Grotrian, F. B. Esq., Honorary Secretary — Hall John - 10 6 Vickerman, Jos.,J P. 1 1 - M.P - 10 6 B. C. LAYCOOK, Esq. Walker, Edwin* Co. 11- Hammond, Ernes, and Watkinson. Edwards - 10 6 Annual Subscriptions. Watkinson, James, & Bailey, Isaac -10 6 Henry, A. S, &Co.. 1 1 - Hart, G. W. Esq 10 6 Bairstow, W. & J... 11- Heron, Charles 11- Welch and W. Sykes - 10 6 Helmslng and Son . . - 10 6*Brigg, John, & Co. Hirat, Ben., J.P. ... 1 1 - Wilkinson, John & Hewetson, Misses . . - 10 6 Messrs 22- Hirst, Mrs. Charles. 1 - - Son 11- Hill, J. H. Esq - 10 6 Brigg, Mr. W. M. . . 1 1 - Hirst,Hanson,&Sons 11- Willans, J. E., J.P.. 11- Holmes, T. B. Esq.. . - 10 6 Hirst, Thomas & Co. 1 1 - Wllson & Price .... 11- Horsley, Smith, & Burton, Charles .... - 6 - Hirst, William (New Mill) 11- Woodhead, Ernest, Joy and Sons, Clapham Brothers, Hoerle George 11- M.A - 10 6 Messrs Wm 11- Holliday.Read&Sonsa 2 - Woodhead, Mrs.E.B. 11- Keighly, Maxsted, ft *Clough, Mr. Robert 22- Holmes, The Misses 11- Woodhead, Jos.,M.P. 22- Co Messrs 1 1 - Graham. Mrs. Ilkley 11- Hopkinson, J. & Co. - 10 6 Wrigley, John, and King, H. S. Esq.,MP. 2 2 - Haggas, J. & Co. ... 1 1 - Hnth and Fischer . . 1 1 - Sons 1 1 - King & Co. Messrs. . - 10 6Ha<>gas, W. rions & Kuypers, Ostler, and Co 1 1 - Kaye, John, J.P. ... 1 - Total £164 6 - Scott - 10 6 Hattersley, tieo. and K»ye,W.J.,'M.A... 1 - Lambert, S. Esq - 10 6 Sons, Messrs...... 11- K*ighley,C.W.,J.P. 1 - Londesborongh, Lord, Jennings, Mr. Jon. .11- Keighley.T. B 1 - The Right Hon. ..1010 - Keighley, Mr.S. ... 1 1 - 372 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1890. £. s. d. £. e. d. Layeock,Wm. &Sons - 6 - Hotham & Whiting, Donations. Laycock, John Win. 11- MIDDLESBROUGH £ s. d. Hudson, Syke* & BRANCH. Newton, Capt. John 1 10 - Laycock, Misses. ... - 10 - BousBeld. Messrs. 11- "Mills Isaac .... 17 - Lund, Wm. and Son, Hudswell, Clark, & President — Contents of Fish and Sir JOSEPH W. PEASE, Bart., Alms Boxes 6 18 8 Marriner, Son & Hyam & Co. Messrs. 11- M.P. Naylor, Messrs... 11- Illingworth, Ingham, Chairman- Hairiner !Ed. & Co. & Co 1 1 - Sir RATLTON DrxoK, J.P., Total Dons.. 9 16 6 Messrs <.. 1 1 - Jackson, W. L. Esq. D.L. Total Subs. . 16 7 - Rhodes, Mr. Thos... - 5 - M.P. 1 1 - Rishworth Bros., Jowitt, R. B. Esq... 11- Honorary Secretary— £26 3 6 Messrs 1 1 - Joy, W. L. Esq -10 « JAMES Hoes, Esq. Smith and Sons, Kirk, S. and Son, Messrs 1 1 - Annual Subscriptions. Kitson, Messrs. Jas. £. t. d. Smith, Jonas ..,...- 6 - •Harris, James, Esq. 11- •Smith and McLaren 11- and Co 2 2 - RUNSWICK BRANCH- Smitb, Mrs.* Alfred Lambert, Wm. Esq.. - la « Tees Conservancy (Ripon) - B Lawson, Messrs. S. Commissioners ... 3 3 - Smith, P. and Son ..22- and Sons 1 - - Patron — Spencer & Clarkson. 11- Ludolf G. A. Esq.. . - 10 6 £44- The Most Noble the MABQUIS •Sugden Jonas.Bros. 11- Ludolf, Henry, Esq. 11- OF NOSHAHBT. Summerscales, W. & M^Connell, Messrs. Donations. President- Son, Messrs 22- A. and J - 10 « Middlesbrp' Shipping, Sir C. M. fAOisx, Bart., Jf.P. Waterhouse, Win... - 5 - Manning, Wardle, & per Collector of Waterworth, Join. . - 6 - Honorary Secretary— Weatherhead, Win. . - 10 6 Marcan&Co.,Messrs. - 10 6 Stockton Shipping, Dr. J. V. LAVEBJCK. Whitley, Mr. J - 5 - March, George, Esq. 11- per Tees Conser- Annual Kutiscriptwnt. Mareden.H. K 11- vancy Commis- •Laverick, Dr. i. V. - 10 6 Marshall & Soelgrove, •Palmer, Sir C. M., Total £33 3 6 Messrs 11- Bart.. M.P 3 3 - Marshalt, John, Son Totnl £65 1 9 Stephens, Capt.D.W.- 30 6 & Co 1 1 - •Webster, Robt. Esq. - 10 6 Metcalfe, G. Ksq. ... 1 1 - Hewby, T. Esq - 10 6 Total £4 U « Newstead, J. S. Esq. - 10 6 LEEDS BRANCH. Oxley, Henry, Esq., REDCAR BRANCH. The late 1 1 - President— Paterson, A. Esq.... 11- Patron and President — W. BECKETT, Esq., M.P. Portway, G. R. Esq. - 10 6 The liiEL or ZKTUHD. Ramsbotham, Master SALTBURN Honorary Secretary— H. Recollected by 116 Chairman — BRANCH. J. W. LODOU, Esq. HEKBT THOHPSOS, Esq. Redmayne, Jno. Esq. - 10 6 Chairman — Annual Subscriptions. Reynolds, R., Esq... 1 1 - Honorary Secretary— Capt. J. G. SIVAN, J.P. Albrecht & Albrecht 11- Riley, H. W. Esq. . . - 10 6 J. M. MEEK, Esq. Treasurer and Appleyard, T. W. Robinson, Joshua, Annual Subscription*. Honorary Secretary — "Baker, Major, R.A. - 10 - Mr. T. G. PEARSON. SmaUwood,Jas. Esq. - 10 6 *BellBros.& Co.... 2 2 - Annual Subscriptions. Ashworth, S. P. Esq. 1 1 - Smeeton, W. Esq. ... - 10 6 "Coleman.C. J. Esq. - 6 - Atkinson, D. H. Esq. - 10 - Smith, Albert, Esq.. - 10 6 Amos, J. H. Esq. . . - 10 - Baines, Sir E., The Sykes, Ash 8c Co.... - 10 - Atkinson, Mr. T.. . - 5 - *Dawson, Capt - 5 - Bell, Bros., Messrs .22- Tadman, A. Esq 6 - 'Emerson, E. B. Esq. - 10 - Baines, B. M. Esq. . - 10 6 Tannett, Walker & Colledge, Mr. G... . - 19 6 * Johnson, Capt -10 - Cook, John, Esq.. .11- Baines, Talbot, Esq. 11- Co 1 1 •Mackinlay, Dr - 5 - Barran, J. Si Sons... 22- Taylor, Bros. Messrs. 22- Dlckinson, Mr. T. . - 5 - •Klddeil, Rev. Canon - s - •Dorman, A. J. Esq. 22- Beckett, W., Esq., Taylor, Henry, Esq.. 11- Contribution Boxes . 2 13 7 M.P 22- Tetley and Sons, Fox, Theo. A. Esq.. - 10 - Gilbertson, Mrs - 5 - Bedford, James, Esq. 11- Messrs. Joshua ... 3 3 - Total £7 15 7 Birchall, J. D. & Co. - 10 6 Town and Sons, Hamilton, Mr. S... - S - Brigg, Rev. J. E-... 1 1 - Messrs. J 1 1 •Harris, E. Esq 11- Briggs * Co. Messrs. 11- Turton, W. Esq - 6 - Briscall, Messrs. T. Warburg, Wurster Hornsby. Mr. M. . . . - 6 - and H - 10 6 &Co ,.. I 1 Hutchinson, Mrs., ROBIN HOOD'S BAY Brotton -10 611 Brown, S. J. Esq.... 22- Webb, W. H. Esq. .11- BRANCH. Buckley and Sous... 11- Wharncliffe, Right •Irvin, Rev.B., M.A. 11- •I'Anson.W., Esq. - 5 - Buckton, R. & Sons. 11- President — Carmichael, Mrs. ... 2 2 - Wilson, Joshua and Jackson, Gilbert B. Sir CHAELES STRICKLAND, Esq - 10 - Cattaneo&Co.Messre. - 10 6 Sons, Messrs 1 1 - Bart. Chartesworth,MissC. - 10 6 Wilson, Walker, and Jones, Mr. Jolm .... - 5 - Conder, Rev. E. R... - 5 - Co. Messrs 11- Hon. Secretary — Melliship, Mr. W. . . - 10 e Cooke, Alf. Esq.-. ..11- Woodhonse, Edwin, Rev. R. JEEMTH COOPBB, •Pearson, Mr. T. G. - 10 6 Craven, H. Esq 11- Esq., J.P Z 2 - M.A. Pease, A. Esq., J.P., Dawson, Thos. Esq.. - 10 6 Wood, T.M. Esq... - 10 6 Marske 1 - Dayson, J. Q. Esq.. . - 10 6 Annual Subscription*. Pease, H. Fell, Esq., Dixon, J. Esq - 18 6 £83 12 6 •Strickland, Sir Chas. MP 1 - - Eyres, Wm. & Sons. - 10 6 Pitchforth, Mr. T. S. - 5 - Flitch, J. J. & Son, Barry, J. W., Esq. Rapp & Son, Messrs. - 10 « Messrs 1 1 - Donation. (2 years) 4 - - Read. Mr. W - 5 - Ford. J. R. Esq - 10 6 *Bedlington,Mr.Mat. 11- Scrafton, R. Esq, ... - 10 - Fraser, J. B. Esq.. . . - 10 6 Fogg, W. H 3 - - *Bedlington,Mr.Wm. - 30 - Simpson. J. C. Esq.. - 5 - Garnett, Q. SSoos.. 11- Coulson, Capt. John - 10 6 Smith, Mr. W, H... - 5 - Greenwood & Batley, Total ....£86 12 6 Gibson, Capiain .... - 10 - Spry S. Esq - 5 - •Granger, Mr. Benj. 2 - - Stackhouse, H. F. Hardy, C. J. Esq. . . - 10 6 * Hough ton, Capt.. .. - 10 - Ksq - 10 - Hathorn, Davey « Co., •Hunter Capi 1 - - Stewart, Mrs. "Hope. 1 - - •Smith Capt. 22- Stobart, Mrs 1 J - Hebblethwaite Bros. Steel, Capt. James.. - 10 6 •Swan, Captain J. &., Messrs 11- •Storm, Mr.Matthew - 10 - Opsall Hall 1 1 - Hepper and Sons, Thubron, Mr. W. . . - 5 - Messrs 11- Total £16 7 - Tinsley, Mr. C - 6 - Hollis, Walter, Esq. - 10 6 ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BEANCHES. 373 £. s. d. £, t. d t. s. d £. s. d. TarnbuVl, Mr. J - 10 6 Finch, Kevd. M. J. . 1 1 - Wintle Miss - 6 - Leemlng, Mr. Thos.. - 5 - Turner, the Hon. Forster, R. Esq - 5 - •Woodall, Chas. W. Lister, Mr. John. ... - B - Judge 11- •Fowler, Benj. Esq.. - 6 - Esq 1 1 - •Morrison, Walt. Esq. 5 - - WhitweU, W. Esq. Gratton, Colonel. ... - 6 - »Woodall,J.W.Esq. 11- J P 11 — Hadden, Mrs - 10 - Yatman, Mr. and Piersoo, Capt. J. E.. - 10 6 Walton, Joseph, Esq. 11- Harrison Mrs - 10 — Mrs. Hamilton ... 1 - - Preston, Mrs. (M. H.) 1 - - Warner, A. M. Esq.. - 5 Heaton, W, Eaq 6 - Ray, Mr.W. B 1 1 - Wigram,W. L. Esq. 1 - - Hebblethwaite,;r. F. Sedgwick, Geo. Esq. - 10 - Wilsoo, Mr. E. W. . - 10 - Esq - S - £50 14 - Sedgwick, Miss 1 - - WileoD, S. E. Esq. . - 10 - Hebden, E. H. Esq. .11- Sedgwick, Mrs. L... 11- Yeoman, Rev. Arch- Hebden, Wm. Esq. .11- Donations. Smith Mrs. A - 6 deacon, Marske. . . 1 - - •Herbert, H. Esq.. . . - 10 6 Stackhouse, Captain. 11- Zetland, The Earl of 5 - - Hick, A. E. Esq 6 - Donations small. ... 2 15 3 Stackhonse, Mrs. ... - 10 - Sums under 5s...,,. 23- Hick, M. Esq - 5 - Stansfeld, Miss 11- •Hick, P. Esq - 6 - Starkie, Rev. H. A.. 1 1 - Holroyd, Miss EUza- Style, Rev. George. .11- Total £3? 13 - Botds. Tatham, Mrs...... 10 - Holroyd, Miss 11- George Hotel B 13 10 Watkin, Rev. B. E.. 1 1 - Hopper, Mrs. and Cambridge Hotel... 956 Yorke, T. E. Esq. ..11- Misses • • - 7 6 Suma under 5s - 8 - Donation!. Hudson, G. and H., £14 19 4 Sundry Donations .. 1 11 - Chapman, Mr. 1 1 - Pulton, Mr 2 - - Hng!fl,Tbos.Esq... 1 1 - Sanderson, Mr - 8 - Hutton, Jas. Esq. Boxes. Pillar Box at Tram- (The Mayor) - 6 - Life-boat House.... 9 13 2 way , . . 21 10Jackson, Geo. Esq... 1 - - Spa 118 4 Life-boat House Box 143 Jessop. W.deE.Esq. 1 - - Esplanade 1 9 1 Look-out House Box 2 - ' Kendall Col . - 6 - Custom House per Collected at Life-boat Knowles, Mrs. A. .. - 10 - *T. H. Wbollven, SHEFFIELD Lea, George Esq. ... — 6 — Collected on Regatta Leigh, Hon. Augusta - 7 6 Boxes under 6s - 11 9 BRANCH. Day . — IT 10 Lister, Miss Cmnliffe 1 - - Sams under 5* - 12 11 •Mackwood, Jas. H. President— Total Boxes ..29 14 11 The Right Hon. Total Dons. ... 2 IB 3 Total Dons.... 13 4 4 Marshall and Suel- The EARL FITZWILLIAM. grove, Messrs. ... - 10 6 Total Subs. ...50 14 - Total Subs. ...37 13 - Secretaries—* Maynard, Mrs - 5 - Total £83 4 2 Messrs. NEWMAK H. Hem £50 11 4 SSow. Moore and Webb, Annual Suttseriptions. Newton, E. H. Esq.. - 10 - *Benibridge,J.K.Esq. 11- Cadman, T. W. Esq. 1 - - Parkinson, Mrs. A. . - 10 - SETTLE BRANCH. Chadburn Brothers. . 11- SCARBOROUGH Pearse, Mrs. C - 5 - Chesterman and Co.. 1 1 - BRANCH. Clegg, Alderman Preston, Miss - S - President^ WALTER MOBBISON, Esq. W.J I 1 - 1 Patron— Clegg, Councillor The Eight Hon. The EABI. of Purnell, V. H. Mrs. -86 j C 1 1-1 Reed, S. Esq - B - Honorary Secretary — LONDESBOBOUO H. Captain STACKHOUSE. •Cole Brothers 11- Rhodes, Jno. Esq. . . - 10 a •Dixon and Sous. ... 2 - - Chairman— Robinson, Mrs...... - 6 - Annual Subscriptions. •Firth, T. and Sons . 2 - - PBESJDSXT OF Tantrrr Fowler, Fred - 10 6 HODSE. Rowntree, J. Esq. . . - 10 6 Alcock, Wm. Esq... 1 1 - Fox, S. & Co. (Lim.) 5 - - 1 •Rowntree, Joshua. Armstrong, W. B. Gilmour, D. and Co. 1 1 - Treasarer— Esq.,M.P. - « - Esq - 10 - Hobson, Mr. A. J.. . - 10 6 J. W. WOODALL, Esq. Rowntree, W. Esq. . - 10 6 Birkbeck, John, Bsq. 11- Hunt, N.H.& Son.. 11- Rickaby, Miss - 6 - Hutton and SODS ... 1 1 - Honorary Secretaries — Sarony, T. Dawes, Birkbeck,J.Jun. Esq. I - - JOBS STEPHENSOK, Sea, Birkbeck, Jos. Esq.. 11- Kenyon and Co 1 1 - A. E. HICK, Esq. Boyd, Ven. Arcn- Keyser, Ellison* Co. 1 1 - *Sltwell, Sir George, Law, Mr. H. B - 10 « Marrian, Thomas & Annual Subscriptions. SmaUwood, M. H. Brockbank, Mr. E... - B - Ashton Col — 15 Bryning, Miss E. M. - 6 - Co. (Limited) .... 1 1 - Buck, C.W. Esq.... - 5 - Marsh Brothers & Co. 1 1 - Barton Mrs .' — 10 - •Smith, Geo. Alder-. Martin, Hall, and Co. 1 1 - Batthany, Count ... - 10 - Charlesworth, C. H. Newton, P. and Sons 11- Blake, W.E. Esq... - 5 - Smith, Geo. Dale.Mr. - 5 - Porter, Chas. G 2 - - Blunt, Archdeacon, •Steble, Lieut.-Col. .11- Christie, Hector, Esq. 2 2 - Clapham, T. R. Esq. 11- Ray, Miss Ann H... 1 1 - D.D. - 6 - Stephen, Miss...... - 10 6 Roberts and Belk... 11- BottomIey,.Miss..., - 6 - Stephenson, Mr. J, . - 5 - Bower, E. C. Esq. . . - 5 -Taylor, J.B. Esq... 11- Coulthurst, Rev. W. Kodgers and Sons. . . 2 - - Bright & Sons, Messrs.- 5 - Teale, J. W. Esq. . . - 5 - Hossell.H 11- Davis, Mr. T - B Stephenson, SirH... 11- Theakstone, S. W. & •Turton, T, and Sons 11- Brooke, B. Esq - 10 - Co - 5 - nawson, W.M. Esq .11- Brough, Edwin, Esq. 11- Thompson, Lady M. - 6 - Ellis, Mr. Francis... - 10 - •Vicker8,Sons,&Co. 22- Brough Mrs 1 z Thompson, Mrs, Foster, Miss, Settle . - 10 - Walker and Hall... 11- Burkill, Isaac, Esq'.I - 10 - ?oster, MissM. H... 11- Butler, Rev. Lord Tindall, Mrs. R. H. . - 10 - Foster, Mrs. E. T. . . - 10 -Wightmau, Arthur. 11- Theobald - S - Tweddell, a. Mr.... - S - Golland, Mrs. 1 - - WiJks Miss 1 1 - Collinson, B. Esq.... - B - Vassalli, Mr. J - B - Grisdale, Mrs - S - Wilson, Thomas.... 11- Craven, Miss Mary. , - 6 - Walker, Leasowe, Hammond, Jas. Esq. 11- Cross,Mrs - s - Esq. - 5 - Hammond, J. jun. Pale, Jno. Esq - 10 6 WaUissndBlakeley, Esq 1 1 - Parley, Mrs - 5 - Total...... £44 11 6} tfenby, Jesae, Esq. . - S - Waterhouse, Mrs. . . - 5 - iammoud, Mrs. ... - 6 - lartley, Mr. Jas.... - 5 - Derwent,tne Bt.Hon. Watkins, Miss - 5 - I! Lord . 2 2 Whitfleld, Mr. J.... - 6 - look, Sergeant - 6 - Puxbury Mr 5 «• Whittatar.Thos.Esq. - B - ngbam, Mr. W - 6 - Ellis, Miss - S - Wilkinson, Gilbert, nman, Thomas .... - & - Faithful, Key. J. A. - S - Esq 1 - - Jarry, Misses - B - Fielding, Sir William, WUWnson.Oscar.Esa.,- 10 - inowles, Mrs 11- Bart . . - 5 - Williamson, J. Esq. - 5 - Knowles, T. F. Esq. 22- 2 A. 374 THE LIFE-BOAT. • [MAY 1, 1890. e. s. d. £. t. d. STAITHES BRANCH. *Chapman,E.W.Esq.l - - WITHERNSEA indberg, T H. Esq. - 10 « 31ark, Mr. J - B ockwood, F. Esq., Presinent— Clarkson, Jas. & Son - 6 - BRANCH. M.P 1 1 - Sir C. M. PALMEK,Bart., M.P. Cohen, A. D. Esq. . . - 10 - Honorary Secretary — xragridge, Mrs. ... 22- Jollier & Son, Messrs. - 6 - elrose, C. J. Esq.. 1 - - Chairman — • Corner & Headman, H. H. AI-BE, Esq. GEGBGE BooscaiE, Esq. elrose, James, Esq. Messrs - 6 - Annual Sublcriptionl. J p 10 - Honorary Secretary — £. J. d. Middlewood, Miss Dr. J. V. LAVEBICK. Denison, Earnest, Emma 5 B - Esq., M.P 2 - - onkhouse, T. Esq. - 10 - Annual Subscriptions. English, A. Esq. ... - 6 - Hison, Henry ...... & - Morrill, W. W. Esq. - B - £. s. d. Ayre,H. H -10 - English. A. W. Esq., iailey and Leetbam. 1 1 ettleton,Mrs - 10 - *Brotcme,&eorge,Esq. - 10 « J.P 1 1 - "eace, Chas. 0. Esq. 11- Hon. Secretary - 10 6 Harrow, Her. J. R. . - 6 - lethell, Commander, ease, Alfred E., Lambert, Rev, A. 1.. 1 - - MP 1 1 Fisher, Mr. Charles. - 5 - Iroadley, W. H. H.. 1 1 - Esq., M.P 11- *Laverick,Capt.G.D. - 10 6 'Foster, Capt. Jno. . - B - ierson, Mrs. John . - 10 - 'Palmer, Sir C. M., hVank, John, Esq. . . - 6 - ammidge, Geo. ... - B - Rawdon, W. F. Esq. 1 1 - Bart., M.P 3 3 •Gibson, Mr. Robt. . - 5 - lichardson,Hen.E6q,l 10 - 'Robinson, Cant. J. J. 10 6 Gray & Partners.... - 10 - Jobinson, Mrs. E. A. 2 - - 'Spinks, Mr. Jaa.... - 10 6 Gray & Suggit, aampney, R 1 1 - tlobinson, Miss ... - 6 - Gardam, J. G - 6 - towntree, Jos. Esq. 1 - - Total £6 16 6 ewitson. Miss. ... 1 1 - Gray, W.S. Esq.... - 10 - Holden, Thomas. ..11- Sellers, Messrs. G. Donations- * Harrison, C. E&q, . * - 5 - and J.G.. - 10 - HarroTting, Mr.Eobt. J - - hatin, Chas. Esq... 11- Harrowing & Co., 'ease and" Sons.. .,1 1 - hann, Fredk. Esq. .11- £763 mita, Joseph, Esq. - 10 6 Hayes & Falkiug- agh, William .. .. - 10 - pence, Alfred, Esq. 22- bridge, Messrs. , . , - 6 - tarkie, Capt. Ed.C. 11- harp, W.S - 10 6 'ay'or. J. F. Esq. . . - 10 6 Holder, J. W. Esq.. . - 10 - mitnBros. and Co.. 1 1 - 'entiant, Mrs. Mary W AKEF1ELO Home & Son, Messrs. - 6 - wann, Capt. 11- J - 10 - BRANCH. Hulton, Mr. Robt... - B - rriolty Honse, Hull S - - erry, Joseph. Esq., Jameson. Miss - 5 - White, W - 10 e J p - 10 6 Honorary Secretary — Jow, John, E*q..... - 10 - •horp, H. B. Esq. ..11- J. T. HALL, Esq. Langborne, Misses.. - 10 - Wilson, Dr - 10 8 'horpe, Mrs.Fielden - 6 - Langdale and Sons . - 6 - Wilson T 10 6 Umpleby, G. W. Eaq.l 1 - Annual Subscriptions. 'Marwood and Sons - 10 6 Wilaon,T.,Sons,&Co. 2 2 - Walker, Thos. Esq.. 11- Alder, Thos. and Son 1 1 - Marr, Mr - 6 - Woollens, J. T - 10 « Walker, Wm. TomUn- Marwood & Rowland 11- Young, James 1 i - son, Esq., J.P. ... 1 1 - Beaumont, H. 1 I - Maw, Mr. N - B - Young, James, Jnn. - 10 - Ware, Henry J . Esq. - 10 - Mead, Dr - 6 - Whitebead, George, »Milburn, Mr. Geo.. - 6 - 27 6 - Esq., J.P 11- Charleswortti,.) Barff 11- Moorsom, Mrs. Contribution Boxes. . - 11 6 Whytehead.T.B.Esq. - 10 6 Dixon, J. H - 10 - Wittwrferce, W. W. Dunns and Co. - 10 6 Nicholson, Mt. J. B. - 6 - Total £21 17 6 Esq., J.P 11- Fernandas, J. L. . . . 1 1 - Pannett, R. E. Esq. . - 6 - Wilson,G.Eeq.,J.P. \ 1 - GaskeU, Lleut.-Col. Patchett, Rev. W H.- 6 - Wilson. Mrs. Walter 1 - - Gerald Milaes 11- Pearson, Mr. Thos. . - 6 - Vttson.W alter, Esq. 1 - - Hall J T . . 11- Proctor, Chas. Esq. . - 10 6 Wood, Mrs. James .11- Holdswortb, Richard 1 - - Richardson, C. Esq.. - 6 - Wood, Thos. F. Esq. 11- Holdsworth, S., M.D. 11- Richardson, F.Etq.. - B - YORK BRANCH. W right, Mrs. Sam. . - 10 6 Leatham,S. G 1 - - Rowland &*Kobinson, Yorke, Miss \ - - Leatham, Claude ... - 10 - Messrs . 11- Treasurer and Leatham, J. F 11- •Sanderson, Capt. W. - B - Honorary Secretary — Lee, Geo. and Sons. .11- Sewell Mr - S - Dr. DDKHILL. Mackle, Miss Edith Simpson, Chapman, G 11- Annual ifubscriptium. Mackie, Mrs. John. .11- »Smaiies, Capt. Thos. - 10 6 *Agar Joseph, Esq., Donations. Mander, George .... - 10 - Suiales Bros. Messrs. - 10 - jp 1 _ Brown, The Misses. - 12 6 Mlcfclethwaite, Mrs. Smales, E. H. Esq.. - E - Sateman, Sam. Esq. 1 - - Cattley, Rev. T. H.. - 10 - Painthorp 1 - - Smales, G. W - ' Q 6 3rady, Mrs. Wm.... - 5 - )ormer, Clement Mickletbwaite, Mrs. Snowdon, Mr. F. . . . - 5 -3urtt, Mrs. Jonathan - (0 - Collier, Esq I - - James - 5 - Stevenson, Mr. J. . . . - 6 -Carter, Geo. W. Esq. - 10 6 Dunhill, l)r s Robinson, Henry ... 1 - - Stewart, Mr. John.. - B - "Cattley, Walter, Esq. - 10 6 iodgeon, Wm. Esq. . 5 - - Smith, Henry 1 1 - Clarfcson, Miss Mary - 10 I Sympathy, through :Stanfield, A. W - 10 6 •Summerson, Capt. . - 5 - Glutton, Wm. J. Esq., Miss Dimsdale ... 3 3 - Thistlewait*, L - 10 - J.P 1 1 - Tew, Herberts 22- Tlnley.Dr. - B - Cotton, Mrs. Char- Total Dons.... 15 5 6 Tomlinson,W. H. B. 1 1 - *TnrnbnH and Son . - 10 8 lotte B - - Total Subs 69 15 6 Willie, Alan -10 - Turnbnll Bros, - 10 - Cowling, Henry, Esq. - B - Usherwood, W. Esq. - 10 Cragg, Miss Helen.. 11- £85 1 - Watson, Mrs. Capt. - B - *Dean of York, The Wetghill, John and Sou., - B 'Dimsdale.MissEUz. 1 1 *Wharton, Capt - 5 'Dunhill, C. H. Esq., Wilson Dr - 6 M D ...... 1 1 WHITBY AND UP- 'Wright, Capt. Chas. - 10 Elsley, Chas. Esq. . . I - QANG BRANCHES. Wright, W. Esq. ... - 10 Fausset, Rev. A. R. - 10 Fenwick, Mrs. R. H. 1 1 Honorary Secretaries— Yeotuan.Mr. T. P... - 6 Gowthorpe, Mr.Wm. - 4 E. W. CHAPMAN, Esq. Sums under 5s - 5 Mr. ROBERT GIBSON. Green, K.Lycett,Esq. 2 - Annual Subscriptions. £86 4 Atley, W. H. Esq... - 10 - Hill, Edward, Esq... X 1 Ansten, Kev. G - 6 - Donations. Hill, John R. Esq... 1 1 * Barry, Capt. J. H. . - B - Cook Miss 10 Hodgson, Jos. Esq. . 1 1 Baxter, Messrs. H. J. C - 1« & Go...... - 5 Contribution Boxes . 3 1 Johnson.Rich.Esq.. - 10 Sums under Bs -13 Lascelles, the Hon. Bradley, Miss E. H.. 1 1 - Mrs. Egremont... - 10 Brewster, Mrs. John - 10 - Total £41 S Leak, Mrs. Wm 1 11 Bucuanan and Son.. - 10 - Leetham, Henry, Esq.! - ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BRANCHES. 375 £ . a. d £. s. d. Donations. Colville, Mrs 1 1 - "Crovie, G. G - 5 - arggUsl)t«. SCOTLAND. 'Dunwoodie, E - S - Hamilton, Col - 10 - CAMPBELTOWN •Emslie, John - 10 - "Lentil, Kev. J. S... - 5 - AND SOUTHEND Finnie, A. and Son .22- &f>£r&£jnsfiftt. "Lumsden, W. H. . . - 10 - Fullarton, Capt. 6 - Mar, Earl of - 10 - CCANTYRE) BRANCH. Galloway, John, of ABERDEEN BRANCH. "Huston. Chas - 5 - Patron — Goodwin Brothers.. - 5 - Chairman— His r - 10 6 S,. t. d. *Eussell & FullartOD 1 1 - Aberdeen Steam Na- £. 1. 4. Argyll, His Grace toe Russell, Joseph .... 1 - - vigation Company 56- PETERHEAD *8teel, Captain - B - Adam, Thos., Jun... 1 1 - Duke of, K.T., V.P. 5 - - BRANCH. *Barnes, James .... - 6 - Vernon, Hon. «. K. 1 1 - * Anderson, George . - 10 6 Sums under 5s - 2 6 Bisset.MlssFenwick 2 - - Treasurer— Bell, B., Esq - 7 6 Wa. BAXTBB, Esq. Brown & Co. Messrs. Davidson, tfeorge. . . - 10 - £42 6 - tttrtbie Brothers ... 1 1 - Honorary Secretary— T - 10 - Forbes, Dnncau .... 1 1 - WILLIAM Boro, Esq., F.K.S.E. Campbell, Capt J. C. Sundry Donations . . 3 It - *Hend«r8on,WiUiam 22- R.ff 1 - Jamieson, George . . 1 1 - Annual Subscription!. Campbeltown Har- Total £46 - - Leslie, W.& Co - 10 6 •Boyu, William ... - 10 6 bour Trustees .... 6 - - Ludwig, Chas. &Co. - 5 - Crabb, B. B - 6 - Colville, David, Esq. - S - Miller, John 1 - - Fergruson, Colonel, *CoIville. Duncan,Esq. Milue, Wm. (C. A.) - 10 6 AYR BRANCH. JVicoJ, Alex. £Co...l 1 - Fraser.David - 6 - •Dunlop, James, Esq. - 6 - Reid, John, .advocate 1 1 - Hutchison, Miss.... - 6 - Galbraitb & Cochrane - B - Chairman—. J.S - 10 - *Greenlees, C. C. Esq. - 10 - JAMES M. FEBGUSOS, Esq. Ship Masters' Society 1 - - Kidd, Robert, & Sons - 6 - Greenlees, Dan. Esq. - 10 - Provost of Ayr. Stephen, Alex 10 6 Martin, David - 6 - Greenlees, Robt. Esq. - 10 - Treasurer — 'Stewart, Lord Pro- Hall, James M. Esq. 1 - - J. McHDTOHOs, Esq. Peterhead Harbour Lord, Simeon - 5 - Trnstees, amount Mackinnon, P. Esq., Honorary Secretary— Thompson, Geo. Jun. 33- W. POLLOCK, Esq. *WalKer, Alex - 10 6 collected from Shipping 24 6 - •Mactaggart, D. Esq. - 10 - Annual Subscriptions, *Webster,Jobn,LL.D.- S - K. <} _ g _ *Wilson, A. H 11- *Mactaggart, J, M. Alexander.Maj.-Gen. *ye»t9, William.... 1 - - Bobertson, Alex. ... - 6 - Esq - 6 - Sir Claud 33- Bobertson, Robert . . - 5 - •M'Callum, D. Esq.. - 5 - Baird. D 1 - - £28 16 6 HusselB.llisaeB.Tnis- «NM>unald,D.W.Esq. - 5 - Arthur, T. B., CarricK tees 0 - - »M°Gibbon, D. Esq . - 10 - Simpson. Miss - 6 - »M°Ker8ie,John,E8q. - I - Baird, J. G. A., M.P, 1 - - Sums under 5s. 5 1 - M°Kersie, W. Esq. - 6 - Baird, W 2 - - M°Nair, W. Esq - 6 - Baird, Wrs 2 - - FRASERBURGH, Total *40 3 6 MePhereoQ, Bailie . . - 6 - Bell, John 1 - - BRANCH. *M»Qneen, Archd. . . - 5 - Blackburn, Miss ... - 10 - c Patron— M Spomm,A.&Co. - 6 - Coats, George, Belle- The Bight Hon. the LOBD Mitchell, VVm. & Co. - 7 6 Isle 6 - - SAI/KHTN. PORT ERROLL *Muir, John, Esq. . . - 10 - Coats, Sir Peter 6 - - *Ralston. Bailie ... - 6 - Coats, W. A., West- Creasurer & Hon. Sec.— BRANCH. *Stewart, James. Esq. - 10 - field 2 - ANDREW T ABBAS, Esq. Patron^ Stewart, N.B. of Kiel 2 2 - Annual Xubscriptitms, The Bight Hon. the KAKL OF Sums utider 5s. . . . . - 4 6Dunlop, W. H - 10 - Baird's Trustees. ... 1 - - EBBOLZ. Dykes, Kev. Dr. .... - 10 - Cordiner, W. P. Ksq. 1 - - Total....,, £24 16 6 Flint & Son, William - 10 - Treasurer and Fraaerburgh Harbour Honorary {Secretary — Gemmell, A. B - 5 - Commissioners ...22 It - Mr. JAMES BODDIK. Girdwood, Gavin ... 1 - - GonJoH, Rear-Ad- Annual Subscriptions. Hamilton, John .. 2 - - mlral, A.C 1 - - •Erroll, The Earl of .1 - - Hculdsworth, J. H, Henderson, W. Esq. .11- •Boss, Kev. Eobt.. . . - 10 - Rozelle 5 - - Moulds worth, J. M.. 1 - - Saltoun. Kt, Hn. Lord 6 - - Sums under 6». 211 6 afitsfiite. Houldsworth, Wm. . B - - Trefuais, Hon. Chas McUwrath, Cowan & Total £9 1 6 ARDROSSAN Co . - 10 Total .£39 18 - BRANCH. Oswald, B'. A. 3 - - *Paton & Sons, James 1 - - Honorary Secretary— Pollock, Mr. & Mrs. WHITELINK BAY JOHH CRAIG, Esq. BRANCH. ofMlddleton 1 - - NEWBURGH Treasurer and Steele, Kx- Provost .. - 10 - BRANCH. President — Assistant-Secretary— Stewart, William ... - 10 - Rev. DvscAir MoOsfiGOB. K. L. AjjfisE, Esq. Taylor, J. and A.. . . - 10 - President— Honorary Secretary — Templeton ami Son, JOHN H. Umrr, Esq. Annual tiutacriptiont. Mr. A. J. BIEKIS. £. s. d. Hon. Secretary- White.George Colvin 1 - - Annual Subscriptions. Egllnton and Wiiiton, Wyllie, D. &Co - B - Mr. P. MDBBAV. *A. J. B - 5 The Karl oi 15 - - Annual Subscriptions. "Allan Win - 4 - £51 13 - Gordon, H. W. 1 - - *Cordiner, W. f.Baq. 1 - - •Alpine, R. L - 6 - •Mackenzie, General 1 - - Kussel Trust , 6 - - Auderson, Jno - 6 - Donations. ituasel frust. . , 5 - - Anderson, Jno - 6 - Wood, Mrs., London - 12 - Tnrner, Misses 1 - - *Ardio8san Ship- Contribution Boxes *Udny,J. a S - - Total ...,JE6 19 6 building Co 11- at Life-boat House - 18 4 »Bailey, Jus. L. 5 - Total. . £53 1 4 £16 - - , Bainl, W. and Co. . . S - -

2 A 2 376 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1890. £. s. d. £. t. d £. s. d. BALLANTRAE *Sommerville, Rev. Gumming, Colonel Jacks, Wm. Esq.... 22- Dr 6 Mack, Jas. S., Esq. . 1 1 - BRANCH. TPalker Alexr 5 — T)icc6ns Mf8 — 5 — • *MarJoribanks, Et. Woods, "Rev. John.. - 5 - Duff, R.W. Esq. M.P. 1 - - Hon. E., M.P. . . . B - - Patron— Duff, Major Gordon . 1 - - Mickle Mrs 1 - - UEOROE OLIVER, Esq., of Sums under 6s 9 17 6 Duncan, Ex'Provost - 5 - Miller, Sir Jas. liart. 6 - - Laggan. •George, Provost ... - 5 - Swinton, A. Campbell, President— Total £20 1 6 Harvey, John, Esq. Esq . ....!-- Bev. F. J. WiuiAMBOM. Turnbull, John, Esq. 1 - - Hunter, Rev. Wm. . - 5 - Turnbull, Mies .... 1 - - Honorary Secretary— Macduff Cmercl. Co . . - 6 - Usher, Andrew, Esq. i - - W.W.FDLLAKTON.Esq., M.B. Macduff Shipping . . 4 - - TROON BRANCH. £31 13 - ^nm — 6 — *Cook, Dnncan - 1 0 - Sums under 55 6 6 6 Contribution Boxes . - 10 - CunningUam, W. S. 1 - - Dickie James.... — 10 - Total £52 5 6 Eglinton Iron Co. . . 2 - - 23utes6ire. Finnie,Archd.&Son 2 - - Fleming, Miss - 6 - ISLE OF ARRAN Galloway. John \ - - BUCKIE BRANCH. BRANCH. G1RVAN BRANCH. •Gillies, James -10 - Houldswwth, W. H. President— Honorary Secretary— President — Esq M.P 1 - - JOHN P. GOBDON, Esq. PATBICK MOBBAT, Esq. The Most Hon. the Kemp Mrs ... -* 5 — Chairman — MABQUES8 OF AlLSA. Kirkwood, Rev. J... - 10 - W. R. DOGDID, Esq., MJJ. Annual Subscriptions. •Logan Jno...... - 10 — £. t. d. Chairman — Portland, Duke of . . 2 2 - Honorary Secretary- *Bannatyne, J. ..,..- B - ROBERT INGUS, Esq. Robertson, David. .. - 6 - Mr. JOHN WILSON. •Mackintosh, Jae. . . - B - Treas. and Hon. Sec.— Smith Robt . . — 5 — Donations. •Murray, Patrick. . . - 10 - THOMAS McCoHNOCHiB, Esq. •Wood, Adam 1 - - *Gordon,John P.Esq. 22- Wood, John - 10 - Russel's Trust, the Total £1 - - Annual Subscriptions. Misses 5 •Ailsa, Marquis of . 6 - - Wyllfe, J. and A.... - 10 - Contribution Boxes. 3 18 11 Stair, Lord, K.T 2 2 - Contribution Boxes. - 7 11 Sums under fis. .... 27 5 1 Donations. Alexander, Sir Cland 22- A Friend - B - M*Connel, William, Total £38 6 - Adams- Acton, John, Esq., of Knock- Total £23 2 6 Eeq - 10 - Allan J sen ... — 6 — £10 6 - Bass, ' Hamar, Esq., Buchanan, Cant. W. 1 - - Burns W . . . - B - Coats, George, Esq. . 1 - - IRVINE BRANCH. Coats, James, Esq. . \ - - President— •fctertoffftsfoi'tt. Coats, Mrs .... 1 - - AKDW. WATT, Esq., ISanffsijitc. Coats, T.G. Esq.... 1 - - Provost. EYEMOUTH Cooper, Alfred, Esq. - 10 6 Fice-Presldent— BRANCH. Greenlees, W. A. C. - 6 - : JOHN PATEBSON, Esq., of BANFF AND Knowehead. MACDUFF BRANCH. President- Hall Eaton . - 5 - Honorary Secretary — Colonel MILNE HOME, of Hopkins, Rev. F. L. - 10 - JAKES DICKIE, Esq. President — Wedderburn. Jamieson, James His Grace Vice-President — Auldjo Esq . . 1 - - Annual Subscriptions. The DDKE OF FIFE. K.T. JAMES GIBSON, Esq. Kennedy D - 6 - Armour, Jamea ... - 5 - of Gunsgreen. Lang, William..,.. - 6 - Boyle, Capt. R.N.... 1 - - Chairman — Lean D. . . — B Boyd H. F . . . - 10 - JAMES WILLIAMSON, Esq., Treasurer- Macdonald, Peter. . . - 10 - 1 Calderwood, A - 6 - Ex-Provost of Banff. Mr. JOHN DIGKSON, McBride A . - 5 - Christie, Wm - 5 - Fish Curer. McKinnon, William - B - Dalziel, AC. - 6 - Deputy Chairman — Honorary Secretary— Mcl*an, Rev. Male. - B - Dickie, James - 10 - ALEX. GEOBGE, Esq., WM. MCDOUGALL, Esq. McSteish, D. & Son. - B - Eglineton Chemical Provost of Macduff. M oir John ...... — S — Co., Limited 1 - - Commercial Bank. Morrison, Mrs - 6 - Fmnie,Ar«hd. & Son 1 - - Annual Subscriptions. •Gilmonr, Alexander - 10 - WILLIAM WATSON, Esq. £ i. d. Peat PL . . - 5 - Harbour Forge Co. . - 5 - Balfour, C. B. Esq. . 2 - -Rankine, Mrs - 10 - Henderson, Wm. & Annual Subscriptions. Haddington, The Rockcliffe & Millhill - B - 1 Co ... . i - £. t. d. Earl of 1 - - S Gr H - B -: 1 Irvine Forge Co. ... - 6 - Fife Duke of. ... 10 - - Henderson, Jas. Esq. - 6 - Scott Mrs. — fi - Laird, John, & Sons. - 5 - Seafield, Dowager Home, The Earl of . 1 - - Steel Mrs . . . - B - *Longmuir, Alex. . . - 10 - Countess of 1 — — *Home, Col. Milne. .33- Stewart, A - 6 - Macredie, Mrs. Mare - JO - Abercromby,SirR.Bt. 1 - - Home Miss . . 1 - Smith, George - B - Asher, A. Esq., M.P. Home, D. Milne, Esq. Wateon E . .. - 0 - (2 ye&rs) * 2 — — of Milne Graden.. 1 - - Wooley A - B - M°Gillivray, James. - 6 - Banff Shipping 3 13 - Hope, Capt. Charles 22- Wooley Mrs.,Shedog- 5 - *Paterson, John, Campbell, Mrs 1 - - llunie, J. A. Ross, Corrie Hotel Box... - 10 - of Knowehead.... - 10 - Camming, Geo. Esq. - 5 - Esq . 2 — Shedog Hotel Box .. - S t ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BEANCHES. 377 £. i.d. £. i. d. £. i. d. £. i. A. Steamer Scotia .... - 14 - Donations. •Bailey, W. & J. A. Aitkcn, James, & Co. „ Imnhae . . . -J10 -Alexander, George, Messrs , . . - 10 6 Other Boxes and Sums £sq., Custletown . - 7 - Balfour, James, Esq. 1 - - Aitken and Wright, Allan, Jas. Esq., Balfour of Burieigh, Hosemount School - 6 - The Et, Hon. The Alexander, Robert & Total Dons 52 10 9 Blinkhorn, W. Esq. 1 - - Co. - 6 - Allan, Mrs...... - B - Total Subs 1 - - Brodie, Misses - 5 - Calder, James & Co., Portland, His Grace Alston, Mrs - 6 - £53 10 9 the Duke of 5 - - Carmichael, R. and Anderson and Wil- Tullis & Co., Edin- Sona, Messrs - 10 6 liamson, Messrs... - B - Duncanson, Misses. . 3 - - Anderson & Co. .... - 6 - W. B., London - 5 - Elphinstons, The Rt. Collected by Misses Hon-LadyOsbourna 11- Craig and Coghiil. 61- Fischer, Morton, Esq. - B - •Baird, Sir James G. 1 - - Do. Docherty and Gentle, Alex. Esq. . . - 6 - Ballantyne, Hanson, Williamson 346 GUlespie,W.W.Esoi. - B - and Co., Messrs. . - B ~ Do. Durran and •Haig, W. J. Esq. . . 1 - -Ballantyue & Son, i£ait&ttts»-8!)Cw. Harvey, J. B. Esq. . - 10 6 Messrs. G - B - Do. Galloway and M. Hunter & Donaldson, BaUour, Qr.W 11- Messrs - 10 - Balfonr, Hon. Mrs. . - B - HUNA BRANCH. Contribution Box at Knox, Robert, Esq.. 11- Balfour, Mrs. Alex.. - B - Scrubster Hotel . . - S 4 Lsing, Richard, Esq. - 7 6 President — Do. at Life-boat house - 6 6 •MarandKellie, The Barbour, A. H. F., PBTEB KEITH, Esq. Do. Royal Hotel 1 13 10 Rt.Hon. the Earl of, M D 1 - - Barrogill Castle. Altai House 1 - - McNab, Alex. Esq.. 2 - - Dr. A. Or. MACQ&EGOR. Total Dons 23 10 2 Meiklejohn, R. and Total Sabs..... 10 9 - Baxter, E. Esq 1 - - Annual Subscriptions. Mitchell, Messrs. A. Beattie and Sons, S. i. a. £33 19 2 Messrs. W - B - *Cook, Dr. Haldane 11- *Moir, Archibald, Beilby, J. H. Esq. ., 1 - - •Keith, Peter, Esq.. . - 10 6 Esq 11- Belcombe, Rev. F... - B - •Macpherson, Rev.J. - 6 - Bfoubray, John J. Bell, Kaonie, and Co. Sinclair, Heathcote, Esq 11- Esq. 2 2 - WICK &ACKERG1LL Moyes, A. A.T.Esq. - B - Bell, Mrs. H. Glass- •Sutherland, John . . - 6 - BRANCH. Orr, James, EBCJ. ... 2 - - ford, and Miss San- Subscriptions from Paton, A. P. Forrester, members of the President — Bell, W. Esq - B - Life-boat Crew, . . - 15 - JAUBS GILCHRIST, Esq. •Paton, David, Esq. Bell.Miss A. M - B - Sundry .Donations and Treasurer— Bell, Eobert, Esq. ..- a ~ Sums under 5s. . , - 7 1 HBCTOtt. SUTHBRLAXn, Esq. •Paton, J. Thomson, Bernard and Co. Esq 11- Messrs - 10 6 Hon. Secretary — Paton, Miss 1 - - Bernard, Messrs. T. G. M. SUTHEBIASD, Esq. Paton, Miss Forrester 2 2 - and J - 10 - Annual Subscriptions. Paton, J . Son & Co. Barry, F, T. Esq. ..22- Bertram & Son, Messrs. Thoms, Sheriff 1 1 - Porteooa, Jas. & Co. - 10 6 THURSO BRANCH. Bertram.Messrs. J.A. - 10 - Total £3 3 - Thomson, Andrew, Bcveridge,Miss.... - 10 - Honorary Treasurer — Black, Francis, Esq. - 10 - JAMES Brans, Esq. Thomson, J. F. Esq. 11- Black, C. D. Esq. ... - 10 - Honorary Secretary— Donations, Walker, Dr - 10 - Blackball Brothers, JOHN CoGHitL, Esq. " Caitbnessman " . . - S - Weir, James A. Esq. 1 1 - Farquharson,W.Esq. - 5 - Wingate, Miss 1 - - Blackwood, Mrs. ... - B - Annual Suoscrtpftom, Mann, Rev. Mr. ... - 5 -•ifounger, Geo. and Blackwood, Miss ... - 6 - •Brims, James, Esq. - 6 - Robertson, Mrs-Capt. - 10 - Son, Messrs. . , . . . 1 1 -Blyta.E. L. I. Esq.. 6 - - Brodie, Misses - 6 - Young, Alex. Esq. . - 6 - Bogie, Mrs - B - •CoghiU.John, Esq., - 5 - Wick Lawn Tennia Bow, R. H. Esq. ... - 10 - •Cormack, Capt.... - 6 - Club, proceeds of Boyd, Sir Thomas J.I 1 - *Docherty,Wm. Esq. Boyd, Thomson, Esq. 11- (Publisher) - 6 - Life-boat Box at Bramwell, Byron, *GaUoTOy,J.W.Esq. - 6 - Esq. M.D - S - 'Henderson, A. Esq., Sums under 55 - 2 6 Brodie, Hamilton, and *Mackay, Alex. Esq. Total Dons.. .18 - - (Solicitor) - 5 - Total Subs..: 33- Brotchie & Co. Messrs. Miller,Mrs.Kenneth, R. - B - £21 3 - CB&tnburgl). Brown, Dr. Crum. . . - 6 - •Miller, Rev. J.S... - 6 - Mcl*eod, Wm. Esq. EDINBURGH, LEITH (in future £1 It.). - 10 6 AND G RANTON Bruce, John, Esq. . . - 6 - *M«Le»n, Dr - 5 - Bruce, Boyd, and Co. •MacDonald, Alex. BRANCH. JPilkington, Thou. Chairman — Esq., of Sandside. 1 - - Admiral of the Fleet, Bruce, Geo. Esq - S - Scott, lady John, of iiTlatlimannansfjirE Sir ALEXAXDSB Miunc, Bart., Bryden and Son, G.C.B. Messrs. W - 6 - •Sinclair, Hugh, Esq. - 6 - ALLOA BRANCH. Honorary Secretary and Bryson and Son, •Sinclair, Sir R. O.flt. 1 - - Treasurer — Messrs. K - 5 - •Sutherland, David, Honorary Secretary— ROBERT SINCJ.AJB, Esq., Buchan & Johnston. - 5 - Esq - 5 - J. W. MOIE, Esq. 16 Waterloo Place. Tbriepland, J. W. Honorary Collector- Burnley, W.F. Esq.. 1 - - Esq., of Fingask, Mr. WILLIAM Baow». Annual ffubscriptvjng. Caird, Edward, Esq.. . - 5 - ftc. 1 - - t. I. d. Caledonian Distillery - S - •Taylor, Rev. Dr.... - 6 - Annual Subscriptions. Abbot, F. Esq 1 - - Campbell, A. Esq. . , - 10 - •Williamson, Capt.. - 6 - £. t. d. Abercrombie, Misses I - - Capper, J.S. Esq... 1 - - Welsh, Hugh, Esq.. - 6 - Adams, Captain.... - 10 - Agnew, Capt. R.N. . - 10 - Catbcart, Mrs - B - Sumsunderss -12 6 AlloaCoalComp.... 11- Aitcbison, Messrs. Chalmers & Co. Messrs. Archibald, Robert, John and Co .-10 - Total £10 9 - and Son, Messrs. .11- Aitkcn, Gray, and Co. Chambers, Messrs. W. Archibald, J. &R... 11- Messrs 1 1 - 378 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1890. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. «. d. £. s. d Chapman, Mrs - 6 - Drybrongh and Son, Hay and Co., Messrs. Macpherson.Norman, Messrs. N B - James - 10 - Esq - 10 - Cbirnside, Mrs - S - Dnh, J.W. Esq - B - Hay, Admiral - 10 - Macqueen, Mrs - B - Chisholm, Mrs. G... - S - Dun & Son, John... - 6 - Hayward, Robt Esq. - 5 - MacRitchie, David . - 6 - Christie and Kil- LJuncan, Flockhart, Henderson, Misses,. - 6 - M'Diarmid, Mrs. ... - B - patrick, Messrs. . . - B - and Co. Messrs. . . - 10 - Henderson, Mrs - 10 - M'Dowell, Mrs - 10 - Christie, W. Esq.... - B - Duncan, Macduff H. Henry, Alex. Esq... - 6 - M'Ewan, Wm. Esq., Christie Mrs. S - 6 - Esq . 6 - Henry, John, Esq., M.P. 11- Christison, Sir Alex., Duncan and Co. S.S.C 1 - - M'Farlane & Son, Bart . . 2 - Messrs. James. ... - 6 - Hill, Thomson, and Christison, John ... 1 - - Dymock, Guthrle, & Co. Messrs. - 6 - MUntosh, J. B. Esq. - B - Christison, D. Esq., Howden, Messrs. . - 8 - Hill, W, Scott, Esq.. - 10 - M'Intosh, Mrs - B - MD 1 - - Edinburgh Koperie Hodge, Messrs. C. Clark, Hon. Lord Co., Messrs. tbe . . 1 1 - andT - 10 - M'Kenzie, — - 10 - Rutherford 2 Edinburgh and Leith M'Laren, Messrs. D. Clark, Mrs. Towers. - B - Brewery Co. - 6 - Home, Miss - 10 - Clapperton,John,Esq. 11- Edington, Mrs. - 6 - Honeyman & Wil- M'Laren, D. Esq - 10 - Clerk, Lady 6 - Edmonstone and Son, son, Messrs - 10 - M'Lvren, Mrs - 6 - Cockburn, Alex. Esq. - 10 - Messrs. Thomas .. - 10 - Hope, James, Esq... I - - Cockbura and Camp- Edwards, H. C. Esq. - 5 -Hope, John, Esq., M'Lennan & Urqu- bell, Messrs 2 - - E. M.B. - B - W.S 1 - - hart, Messrs - 6 - Cockburn and Co. Faithful, Mrs. - 6 - Hope, JMisses - 6 - Haitland, Misses... - S - Messrs 11- Fairnbairn, Mrs - B - Horsburgb, Mrs. ... - 5 - Makgill, Miss - 5 - Collins, Misses - 10 - Falconer, Rev. M. . . - 6 - Howden, Tbos. Esq. - 6 - Marshall, F. Esq. ... - 10 - Colville, Arthur, Esq. - B - Fell jwes, Mrs - 5 - Howden, John A., Marshall, Messrs. W. Constable, Messrs. T. Fergus. Mr. William - C - and A - 5 - Ferguson, Davidson, Howe, Alex. Esq. ... 1 - - Marshall, Mrs - 10 - Cook Misses . ... - 10 and Co. Messrs.... 11- Howklne, John, Esq. 11- Marshall, Mrs - 10 - Cooper, Mr - 6 - Fergusun, Mrs - 6 - Hunter, Robert, Esq. 1 - - Marshall, Mrs - 6 - Corbett Mrs 1 - - Findlay. J. E. Esq. .11- Hunter, James, Esq. 1 - - Marshall, Miss - 6 - Corbett Miss .... 1 - Finlay, William, Ksq. - B - Inglis & Sons, Messrs. Martin, Jobn, .Esq. . - 6 - Cornwall, Miss - B - Finlay, J. R. Esq. ..11- John - 10 6 Matbieson, Mrs 1 - - Couper, Geo. S. W. Jamieson and Co. Melrose, Messrs. A. Esq - B - Fleming, J. Esq. ... - B - Messrs. Robert ... - 6 - and Co. 1 - - Fleming. Mrs. Robert - 10 - Jarnieson, Mrs...... - B - Mel vin,Messrs. Alex. Cowan & Co. Messrs. 5 - - J ffrey Miss ... - 6 - Cowan and Stracnan, Menzies, John R. Messrs - 10 - Ford & Co., Messrs. Jenner & Co. Messrs. Ksq - 10 6 Charles 11- Millar & Co. Messrs. - B - Ford & Sons, Messrs. Joh nston , Messrs. Millar, Mrs. Jo2m . . - 6 - Cowan. J. Esq., W.S. - 6 - W 1 1 - W. and A.. K 1 1 - Millar, .las., Esq.... - B - Cox, Robert, Esq. . . - 6 - Forrest & Turnbull, Jopp, Mr. Charles . . - 10 - Miller, Messrs.James Craig & Rose, Messrs. - 6 - Justice-General, The Craig & Sons, Messrs. Forsyth, Mrs - 10 - Lord...... 1 - - Miller, Mrs - B - Robert - 6 - Fraser, Mrs - 6 - Kennedy, John, Esq. 1 - - Miinc, Messrs. J. and Craigie, Miss - 10 - Kirkpatrick, Dr - 6 - Cruickshank & Son, Lancaster, Mrs - 6 - Mitchell, Messrs. J. Messrs - B - Friend, A - B - Lawrie, Jas. 1). Esq. - 10 - and Co - 6 - Cummiug and bons, Friend, A - 10 - Law, Messrs. W. & G. - 1 0 -Mitchell, Alex. Esq. - B - Messrs - 10 - Friend, A - 5 - Learmonth, Mrs. , . . - 6 - Mitford, W. R. Esq. - B - Cunningham, Messrs. Friend, A - S - Lennie, E. Eeq - 5 - Moir, Dr - 6 - J.and J - 10 - Friend, A - 10 - Leslie, James, Esq. . - 6 - Moncrieff, Mrs - B - Cunningham, George, Montgomery, The Ksq 22- Friends 28- Lindesay, Colonel... I - - Very Rev. Dean,. - 6 - Currie and Co. Messrs. Lindsay and Son, Moore, LadyElizabeth 1 - - James 11- Friends 1 13 - Messrs. James., .. - B - Morrison, Messrs. J. Cutbbert. Miss - B - Dalgieisb Miss - S - Galloway, Mrs, John 1 - - Livingstone, J. Esq. - 10 - Moxon and Carfrae, Livingstone & Weir, Davidson, Colonel Gardiner, Mis8,Ptrth, Mfssrs . .. 11- Muir, Messrs. J. and assisted by other Son - B Davidson, Pirrie, and ladies there 14 8 6 Lod'ter, Capt. R.N. . - 6 - Murdoch, Dr. Burn . 1 - - London ft Kdlnburgh Davidson, W.J. Esq. 1 - - Gibson and Co., Shipping Co 2 2 - Murray, Sir Patrick Messrs. George ... 1 1 - Low.Robertson & Co. - 10 6 Dempster, Mrs B - Gibson. Messrs. R. Lyon and Turnbull, Murray, T. G. Esq. . B - - Dickson, IX S. Esq. . - 10 - Messrs - 10 - Dickson and Walker, Gib^n's Heirs, H. C. - 5 - M'Andrew, Jas. Esq. - B - Mutter,Misses - 5 - MacDougal, E S. Esq. 6 Mylne, Mrs. J - B - Dickson and Co. Gillonders, Mrs - 5 - MacDougal, Thomas - B - NO - 10 - Messrs. James ... - 10 - Gilroy, Mrs - 6 - MacDougal, Mrs.. .. - 5 - Napier, Mrs - 5 - Dickson, Saml. Esq.. 1 - - Gordon, Lady - 6 - Macfarlan, Miss .... - 5 - Nelson and Sons, Dicksons and Co. Macfarlaue and Co. Messrs. Thomas . . 1 - - Messrs - 5 - Gray, James, Esq. , - 5 - Messrs. D - 6 - Newton, James, Esq. - B - Dods,Dr - 5 - Gunn, Mrs. Jamieson - 10 - Mai-farlane & Co. ... - 10 - Nicolson. James, 3sq. - 6 - Don, Mrs. W. G. ... - 10 - Hadden and &MJ, Mackay & Co. Messrs. Norie, H. H»nry, Messrs. K - 6 - George - 6 - Esq - 5 - Douglas, Messrs. A. Hagart, T. C. Esq.., - 10 - Mackenzie, John Ord, Normand, Mrs - 10 - and W . ... 5 Haig Miss - 10 - Esq - 10 Oliver and Son, Douglas, Mr. & Mrs. 1 - - Mackenzie, Miss - 10 6 Douglas,Mrs. Francis Hall, Jmnbar, & Co. Mackenzie.Mrs.Colin - 5 - Oswald, Lady -10 - Mackie and Sons, Padon, Messrs. A. Douglas, Misses .... - 5 - Hamilton, Claud H. Messrs J W - 6 and D - B - Esq . . . 10 - - Maclagan.Sir Douglas - B - Pagan, Mrs -10 - Hardie, Messrs. J. & Maclagan, — ...,..- 5 - Pairman, Mrs - 10 - Dowell, A. Esq - 6 - W - B - Maclaren, Mrs - 5 - Parker, Mrs - B - Macleod, Wm. Bow- Patergon and Sons, Drummond Brothers, Harrison and Son, Messrs - 10 6 Messrs - 10 C MacMorland, Mrs. . - B - Patert?on, Miss - B - Drybrough & Co B - Harvey, R. E. Esq.., - 10 6 Maconachie, Mrrf. . . . - 10 Palersou, James Jar- Drybrough, John, Hawthorne and Co., MacPherson, Major- Esq - B - Messrs 1 1 - Gen. R. D - B - Pearson, Lady - 10 - ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BBANCHES. 379 £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. i. d. Penicuik Co-opera- eel,Coul8ton,&Co. Whyte, Messrs. A. uart, Messrs. J.SW. 11- tion Store Associa- Vhitelaw. Messrs. tion 1 - - ^illiams, J. D.,Esq. - B - Wm. and Son .... - 6 - tevenson, Misa .... - 10 - Wilson, Admiral rilkie, Mef ers. J. & Petrie, Fhilp, &Co.. - 5 - t Bedes - 5 - A - 5 - 'itcairn,Lt.-CbLA.. - 6 - tewart, Mrs - C - Contributions under Playfair, Mrs - 6 - rishart, Messrs. Jas. Pollok, Mrs - 6 - W.S.! .' - 6 - Total £18 9 3 ?ollok, Mrs. Ferguson - 6 - ,ewart, John, Esq. . - 5 - Wishart, Messrs. D. >rovost, Colonel ... - 10 - tewart, Messrs. J. F. &Co - 10 6 Mngle, Robert, Esq. - 10 - and G - 10 - Wood, W. Esq 1 - - ;ewart, Mrs. A. ... - 5 - Tood, Misses - 6 - Rankln, Miss ...... - 6 - traton, Messrs. J. Vood, John A. Esq. - 6 - iankine, Mrs - 6 - andG - 10 - Wood, J. P. Esq. i . . 1 - - - Raeburn, Messrs. W. tuart, R. L. Esq.... 1 - - wan, Messrs. J. & Wright, Messrs. P. Redpath, Brown, and and R . - 6 - ymington and Co. Wright, Miss Guthrie - 6 - Renny.Mrs. Chaa... - 6 - Wright Mrs - 5 - (Blgmstm. 'he Singer Machine Rhind, Messrs. D, A. Manufacturing Co. - 6 - roung, J. W. Esq.. . 1 - - &Co - 6 - 'homson, G. D. Esq. - 6 - LOSSIEMOUTH 'homson, Messrs. W. founger, Robt. Esq. - 10 - BRANCH. Richardson, Miss. . , - 6 - Younger and Co. Richardson, Messrs. 'bomson, Messrs. D. Messrs. W t 2 - Chairman— Francis and Co. . , - 6 - J. and Co - 10 6 Capt. J. B. DDNBAK BRAKDEK Richardson, Mrs. ... - 6 - Thomson, Messrs. R. of Pitgaveney. Ritchie and Son, H. and Co., , - 10 6 Total ....£318 12 6 Messrs, tieorge ... - 10 - 'homson, Messrs. 3. Honorary Secretary — Ritchie and Son, Mr. JOHN FEBGUSOM. Messrs. James ... - 6 - 'homson, Mrs - 6 - Legacy. Annual Subscriptions. Robertson Brothers, 'homson, S. C - 6 - Galloway, Mrs., The £. S. d. Messrs 11- Thornton, Mrs. Ja9. Brodie, T. D. Esq., Robertson, Messrs. Wishart - 10 6 W.S 5 - - C. S. and J 1 1 - Tod Bros., Messrs. . . - 6 - Duff, T.Gordon, Esq., Robertson, Sanderson Tod, Henry, Esq. W.S. - 5 - Donations. ofHoperoan 11- and Co. Messrs. . . - 5 -Tod, J. W. Esq - 5 - AFriend 5 - - Fife, His Grace The Robertson, Miss. ... - 6 - Tod, Robert, Esq. ..11- Miller, B. Esq 1 - - Duke of 1 1 - RoUo, H. J. Esq - 10 - ?od, Wm. jun., & Co. - 5 - Napier, Isabella 1 - - Grant, Sir George Romanes & Pateraon - s - Contribution' Boxes . 3 19 11 McPherson, Bart.. 11- Ronald, Mrs - 6 - I'orry. John, Esq. . . - 6 - Bank Interest - 13 4 Hichmond & Gordon, Rcss, Mrs. George . . - 6 - Trail, A. H. Esq 10 - His Grace The Duke Ross, Mrs. Ker - 10 - Trinity House, The. 55- Total Dons 11 13 3 of 11- Roughead, Mrs.J.C. - 5 - frotter, Miss»s - S - Total Legacy . .40 - - llgia Subscriptions. 21 11 6 ^urnbull and Wilson, josslemouth Colleo. Rutherford and Co. Total Subs. ...318 12 6 tions 4 4 - Turnbull, Mr. & Mrs. £370 5 9 Ships entering har- A. H 1 bour 4 12 * Sampson, Miss ....,- 5 - Turnbull, Miss - 5 - Contribution Boxes . 1 10 9 Sanderson, William, Tytler, G. M. Fraser, Esq - 5 - Esq 1 - - Total £31 1 3 Sanderson, Dr. - 5 - Tytler, James F.Esq. - 10 - Sanderson, A. Esq. . - 5 - Underbill, Chas. K. • MUSSELBURGH BRANCH. Jsber and Co.Messrs. Scott T Esq & Co. - 5 - Treasurer and Hon. Scott & Co., Messrs. Jsher, Messrs. J. Secretary — johnM , - 10 JOHN RAMSAY, Esq. Scott, Arch. Esq. ... - 6 Seton, George, Esq. . - 6 Waddell, Mrs. Peddie - 6 - Mr. ROBEET MHIK. Shand, Hon. Lord ..11- Waddle & Co. Messrs. - 6 - Shand Mrs . - 5 Waddilove, Miss - 6 - Animal, Subscriptions. Shtels and Son, Walls Miss 5 - Almond, Mr. H. H.. - 6 - jF'ff&i)'". Messrs. Robt - 5 Walker, Messrs. G. Banks, Mrs. Thos. . . - 6 - Sibbald Mrs ... - 6 Caird, Mr. Alexander - 5 Sim, F. R. Esq. .... - 5 Walker, James, Esq. 1 - Carse, Mr. Thos. ... - 6 ANSTRUTHER Simpson, Mrs » 1 - Walker Mr - 5 Deans and Moore... - 5 - BRANCH. Simson, D. F. Esq.., - 5 Walker Mrs - 5 Elphinstone, The Warden, Messrs. Wil- Right Hon. Lord . 1 - - Presidemv- Sinclair, R. Esq - 10 liam and Co - 6 - Home, Mr. A. M. . . . - 10 Hia Worship the PROVOST. Slimon, Messrs. R. W»rdlaw,David,W.S. - 6 Hope, Mr. Alex. ... - 5 Honorary Secretary — Warrack, Messrs. Hope, General - 10 H. B. MACKINTOSH, Esq. Smith, Messrs. T. and John and Co 1 1 Hope, Sir John D. H - 10 Waterston and Sons, Bart - 10 Annual Subscription*. Smith and Son, Hunter, Mr. Henry H. - 5 £. t. d. Messrs, John...,, - 10 Watson, John, Esq.. 1 1 *Adamson,John, ESQ. - 10 - Smith, Maj.-General Wanchope, Moodle, Kemp &Co. Messrs. J. - 5 •Anderson. W. H. and Hope, Messrs. 1 1 Esq. J.P 5 - Smith, W. Esq., Webster, Mrs - 6 Legat, Mr. John ... - 6 Anstruther, H. T. LL D 6 Weir Dr G . - 6 Legal, The Misses.. - 5 Esq., M.P 10 - Smith, Miss Ramsay 1 - Wenley, Jas. A. Esq. 1 - Menzies, Mr. R. C.. - 5 Darsie, Mrs. G - 10 ^> Smith, J. Esq - 6 White, Burns, & Co. Millar, Mrs., Spring Darsie, J . R. Esq. ..11- Smith, Col., Esq - 6 Messrs - 10 Bank - 6 Fowler. G. S. Esq. . . 1 - - smith, J. Duncan, White, John, Esq... - 5 Milne, Adm. Sir Gray Mrs D - 6 - White, John, Esq. , - 5 Alex., Bart. G.C.B. 1 - Irvine, W. D. Esq... - 10 - Somerville, Mrs. ... - S White, Moir, & Co. Mitchell, Mr. Peter . - 6 Jatnlesou, W. T. Esq. - 1 6 Somerville, Messrs. Messrs - 5 Mitchell, Mrs. G. C.. - 5 *Mackintosh,H.B.Esq.- 10 6 John and Co - 10 White, Messrs. R. * Ramsay, Mr. John . - 6 Middleton, Capt. ... 1 - - Sprague, Mrs - 5 Co 5 Smith, Rev C - 5 Murray, Wm. Esq., S W E 1 VVhitten, Chas. J., Stephen, Mr. J. W.. - B J P 10 Sprott, Misses - 5 Stirling Brothers. ... - 6 Oliphant, P. Esq. .... 1 6 380 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1890. £. >. d t. I. i £. ». A. £. ». i. Sea Box Society of Berwick, Mrs - 6 - Fraser, Mr. Pat. A. . 1 - - Low, James F 11- Low, Samuel M.. . . 1 1 - Williamson. Milli- Cook, Miss - 5 - Grant, Colin - 10 - Maitland, E. F. .. . 1 1 - Maitland, Thomas .11- Woodcock, Wm. Esq. - 6 - Dalmahoy, Colonel . - 6 - *Lowson, Mr. Andrew- 10 - McGavin, Kobert. .11- Sums under 5£. and Dove, Miss - S - Lyon,Geo - 6 - Mitchell, James ... - 6 - in contribution Macdonald, J. & W.. - 10 - Honour, A.H 1 \ - Henderson, Sheriff. . - 6 - Mita, Mr. George... - 5 - •Mudie, R.A.&Sons 2 2 - Jackson, Capt. &.... - 10 - •Mnir, Mr. James .. - 10 - Myles, David 11- Total £14 8 10 Logan, W - 6 - Northesk, Et. Hon. Ogilvy, Sir John ..11- McJotosh, Professor, - 6 - Scott, William ... . 1 - - •Milton, W. T - JO - Ogg Wm .. .. - 5 - Natorp, Miss de. ... - 6 - •Kaitt, Mr. Jonathan - 5 - Stephen, Mrs. ft 11- Oliphant, T. T. .... - 10 -Robertson, George.. - 6 - Stephen, William... 11- CRAIL BRANCH. Pnrdie, Professor. . . - 6 - Salmond, Mr. Jos... - 5 - Thornton, Thos 11- Chairman— Shanks, Mr. James . - 6 - •Walker, H. & Sons 22- Provost PEATTIE. St. Andrew's, City of 6 - - Webster, Messrs. F. Weinberg, J.J 1 1 - Sandys, Miss - 6 - and Sons - 10 - Honorary Secretary — Stewart, Capt. D. ... - 5 - Webster, Messrs. W. Total £84 18 - JOHS GDTHBIE. Annual Subscriptions. Webster, Miss - 5 - Weir, Mr. James ... - 6 - Erekine, SirT., Bart. 5 - - •Welch., J. Ritchie .11- Sums under 5s 48- Donation. Sums under 6! 14 15 6 Burns' Club, Charity Donations. J>undee, S.8., collected •Buchanan, J. Esq.. - 6 - by Capt. Speedy.. 17- Duncan, John - 5 - Donatiom. Harbour Trustees, •Gay, David, Esq... - 6 - Donations. Arbroath Friendly sums levied on •Reid, Bev. J - 6 - Collecting Box at St. Coal Society, Lmtd. *Saundere, Dr. F. A. - 6 - Salvador's School. - 10 3 (for 1888) 1 - - John Machan, con- Tosh, William - 6 - Do. at Boat House .. 1 4 10 Collected at Shore tributions from Contribution Boxes .189 Total Dons. . . 1 15 1 Sale of Old Stores. . . - 10 - Total Subs... 29 6 6 Contribution Boxes .-93 Total Dons 63 711 Total Dons.. 4 19 9 Interest from Bank. 3 18 - Total Subs 84 18 - Total Subs... 6 - - £31 1 7 Total Dons 6 17 3 £138 5 11 £9 19 9 Annual Subscriptions Total Subs 19 8 - in aid of "Ladies' Own " Life -boat, £36 5 3 per Miss Smitbers — DUNFERMLINE Kershaw, J. S. Esq.. 11- MONTROSE BRANCH. Law, A. Esq 1 1 - BRANCH. President — DUNDEE BRANCH. Chairman — Ex-Provost MATHIESOH. AI/BXANDEB MEAENS, "Esq. Chairman-^ BAIIIE sijSEDJtAK. £3 13 - WH. O. UALGLEISH, Esq. JAS. WAKEACK, Esq. Annual Subscriptions. Hon. Treasurer— Annual Subscriptions. Alexander, Daniel . . - 6 - D. BBUCE, Esq. Aberdein, F. Esq. .. - 10 - Alexander, Thomas. - 6 - •Alexander, J. B. •Beveridge, Erskine. - 10 - Honorary Secretary— Esq - 6 - JAMES HUNTEB, Jun., Esq. Barclay, Robt. Esq. - 6 - •Donald, Kobert.... 1 - - Annual SubscripMojw. Bishop, Thos. Esq. . - & - Hay and Robertson . 1 - - •Alison, S. L. L. ... 1 1 - Brown, James, Esq.. - 5 6 Inglis, William .... - 5 - Jforfarsfme. Burgess, Wm. Esq.. - 5 - Landale, John - 10 - c Armitstead, George .55- Snrrell&Son.Messra. - 5 - *M Farlane, James . - 10 - ARBROATH Barrie JJ 1 Campbell, D. S. Esq. - 6 - M«Laren, W. and J. - 10 - Bell, Thoa. and Son. 22- Carnegy, the Misses, •Mathewson, William 1 - - BRANCH. •Brucc, David andCo. 11- of Craigo 4 - - Patron — Carmichael, J. & Co. 22-Gumming, Mrs. .... - 6 - Eeid, Andrew & Co. I - - Rt. Hon. The EABL OP Carmichael P...... 6 5 - Davidson, A. Esq. . . - 5 - Reid, Robert - 6 KOBTHKSK, •Cox Brothers ..... 6 - - L>uncan, Rev. R. . . , - 6 - Chairman — Cunningham, D. .... - 10 6 Findlay, J. R. Esq.. - 6 - Seath, Alexander ... - 5 - GEO. KEITH, Esq., Balglefch, Mrs. 0... 11- Gordon, The Misses. - 6 - Steedinan, Root - 6 - Provost of Arbroatb. *l>aVgleish, W. O. .. 55- Graham, Miss, Kirk- Stewart, E.W - 6 - Honorary Secretary— Don, Bros. Buist and side 22- •Walker, Thomas... 1 - - WH. CARGILL, Esq. Co 1 1 Jreig, Andrew, Esq. - 10 6 •Wallace, GeorgeJ.. 1 - - Quucan, P. M. & Son 1 1 - Westwood, Wra.... - 6 - Annual Subscriptions. Dundee Harbour •Johnston, Joseph, & Sums under 6s 6 IT 6 £. s. i. Trustees 1010 - Sons, Messrs 6 5 - Dundee Loch Line fey, Dr. Andrew . . - 6 - Total £16 1? 6 •Anderson, A. D, ... - 5 - Shipping Co. (Ld.) 2 2 - Lackie, David, Esq. - S - BriggB, W - 6 - Dundee, Perth, and Langlands, Capt. A. - 5 - Bruce, Hon. F. J. . . 1 - - London Shipping -mesj)tre. Reid, John Esq - 6 - Life-boat Demon- Vogel 29 12 6 Boss, Win. Eeq. ... - B - stration 1 7 6 Collected at Brad- GOURDON BRANCH. Samson, Mrs. W. T. - B - Contribution Boxes . 1 16 t bury's Hotel 1 6 - Samson, J. Esq .... - S - President — Savege, Mrs - 6 - Total . . . .£26 6 1Contribution Boxes. 1 - 11 JAKX8 FittQDHAR, Esq., Stansfeld.Capt. Dun- Hallgreen. Total Dons... 77 16 3 Taylor, Robert, Esq. - B - Total Subs... 30 17 6 Chairman— •Warrac*, Jas. Esq. - 6 - HEBCTJLES SCOTT, Esq., Watson, Dr., the late - 10 - JE108 13 9 Brotherton. Watt, A. Melville, NORTH BERWICK Honorary Secretary— Whimster, W. S. & BRANCH. E«v. JOHN BKOWN, Son, Messrs - B - Bervle. X Y . ... - 10 - President- Sums under 58. 2 2 6 Mrs. HAMILTON OOILVY, Annual SuTaeriptimis. of Archerfleld and Biel. £. t. d. i Total £31 15 6 Aymer, Dr. Jas - S - Honorary Secretary— *Brown, Rev. J. S - DAVID MCCOT.LOCH, Esq. Craighead, Jas. ESe,R.6rant,E8q. 1 - - Davidson, late Mrs., Wilson, Admiral.. . 1 - - *Morison, J, M - 5 - interest on legacy . - 1.4 6 The Kight Hon. *Morison, Murdo... - 5 - The KAEL op HADOTSOTOS. 'Younger, Geo. Esq. 1 - - Doff, B.W.Esq.M.P. 1 1 - Per J. K. Menzies, "yuigley, W. T. ... - 10 - •Falconer, Robert ..- 6 - Vice-President— Esq.:— *Ross, E - 10 - &relg, George A. ... - B - THOMAS BBTSDAIB, Esq. Bloxsom.WXJ.Esq. - 10 - *Kassell, Matthew . - 5 - •Grub, Rev. George. - 6 - Blytb, B.Hall.Esq. 1 - - Sums under 65 - 14 6 Chairman — Smith, T. K. Esq. . . - 10 - •Kinnear, A. W. ... - 10 - Provost BRAND. Wylie, N. M. Esq. . - 10 - Total Suts £8 U « *Knowles, James... - 6 - Vice-Chairman— Leslie, Dr - 6 - P. H. HUME, Esq. Total £30 17 8 Donations. •Martta, Thomas. , . - 5 - Platt, J. A 11- M'lnroy, Colonel ... 2 - - Honorary Secretary — MacKUlop, C. W. ,. - 10 - Mowat, Wm. & Sons - S - Captain THOMAS BARCLAY. Donaiiont. Payntet, Major 10 - - *0gg, James - B - Macdonald, Keith... 1 - - Keddie, Captain J. G. 1 - - Annual Svbscrivtiont. Aitken, R - B - Ritchie, Wm 1 - - £. I. d. Clapperton, W. R... - 6 - Cont. Boxes, Lewis Hotel 32- •Tindal, Robert .... - 10 - Annandale, Alex. Hay, Cftpt. Baird... 1 - - •Wood, Alexander. . - B - Esq 2 - - Lady.A - B - Sams under Bt 31$ - *Drysdale,Tho8.Esq. 1 - - Lennie, E - 6 - Total Dons. ..17 - 8 Gray, W. W. Esq... 1 - - Maclagan, Mrs - 6 - Total Sabs.... £15 13 « Hall, Sir Basil F., Mitchell.D 1 - - Total Subs... 8 14 6 Morgan, Mrs - 6 - Hamilton.Mrs.Ogllvy 3 - - Per J. R. Menziea, S3S> 15 2 Donation*. Hay, Jas. G. Baird, Esq. .— Collection Boxes ... 1 - - Esq. (1889-90)... 2 - - Craig, K. Jun -10 - Hunter, Bichd. Esq. 1 - - Dalwabof, J. A. . - S - Total £18 13 6 Simpson, David U. Stevenson, D. A.. - 5 - Esq . . 1 I Per W. Moncrieff, Warrender, Sir Qeo., Esq. : — Bart 1 - - King.->burgh, Lord. - JO - _ Wall, Miss, of Spott Sime, Mr, -10 - (1889 90) 2 - - ^er G, Younger, Esq. : — Wemyss, The Earl of Fergusson, J 1 - - (1889 90) 2 - - Collected at annual launch, including Total Subs £17 2 - Boxes 39 1 3 382 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1890. f . ». d. *. «. d. £. s. d- Kennedy, J, L. Esq., Black ft Co. Messrs. )ixon, Thos. gi Sons ~ 10 6 Birfecufcbugtjt. Knocknalling ... 1 1 - John 11- Donaldson Brothers, Kirkcudbright, Burgh Black, James, & Co. 1 1 - BALCARY tlackater, A. F - 10 - Douglas, B. & Son, (AUCHENCA1RN) McCMlan.MlBS Clara, lackie and Son.... 11- Messrs. - 10 6 Castletown, Isle of tost and Turner. ... \ 1 -low, Arena, Eeq... 11- BRANCH. Man 1 1 - British and African Dnnlop, Thos. and chairman — McClellan, John,Esq. Steam Navigation Sons, Messrs - 15 - J. C. MACKIE, Esq. Ealiug, London . . 1 1 - Co. (Limited) .... » 2 - )unn & Sou, Mea&Ta. tfcMuldrow, Jas. . . - Britis10 -h India Steam D 11- Honorary Secretary— Maxwell, W. H. Esq., Navigation Com- lunn Brothers - 10 « J. G. Boras. pany (Limited). ..22- )unn, Jas, and Sons 11- Stirling, Adam, Esq., Broadfoot, John, & Hdington and Sons, Annual Subscriptions. Croys . 1 - - Messrs. T. 1 1 — £. l. d. Sums under 5*. - 17 6 Brown & Co. Messrs. Edmistoa and Mit- Boyes, J. G. Esq.... - 5 - J and T 11- cheile, Messrs 1 1 - Craig, James, Esq.. . - 6 - £20 6 6 irownfc Poison.... 22- Edmiston, J. and B. - JO 6 "Crawford, H - 6 ~ irown, Downs, and Ellis Mrs - 10 6 •Douglas, W. D. Donations. Ewing & Co. Messrs. Robinson, of Or- Gordon, William, Esq. irown, John, Esq. .22- A. Orr 2 2 - ofThreave 11- Brown, jun,, Davies Ewing & Co. Messrs. tlillespie, W. Esq... - 5 - &Ta)t, Messrs.... - 10 6 J ..22- *. O. Macfurlaoe and Co. Thomson and Gray . - 10 6 & Co 1 1 George Gray ..... 1 1 - Robb, Moore, & Co. Thomson, Jas. and Hurlet and Campsie Maclay & Mclntyre. 66- Geo 1 1 - Alum Co. 11- McLean, N. Si Co. .. - 10 6 Robertson, Wm. and Thomson, John and Hutcheson, Jas. and MacLean, Peattie, & Laird - S - Son - 10 6 Robertson, Wm. Esq. 11- Thomson, Neale, Hydepark Foundry McTear, Robt. & Co. - 10 6 Robertson & Baxter, Esq 1 1 - Malr, Robt. A. C. A. - 10 6 Thomson, Sir Wm. .22- Inglis, Messrs. A. Malcolm, Howard Robertson, Messrs. Thornliebank Co., and J 2 2 Houlden, SCo.... 11- L and R H 1 1 - Ltd 1 1 - Jackson and Co. Malloch, Messrs. C. Roberton Sons & Co. - 10 6 Tillie & Henderson . 1 1 - Messrs. John - 10 6 Rodger, James, Esq. 11- Train & Co. Messrs. Jackson, John, Esq.. - 10 6 Mann, Byars, and Jameson, Robt. Esq. 11- Co. Messrs 1 1 - Kowley & Wck - 10 6 TuUis, John, & Son. 1 - - Johnstone, Alex. Middleton and Kirk- Rose, Mnrison, and Turnboll, Martin, & patrtck, Messrs... 11- Thomson, Messrs. 11- Co 11- Johnstone, Jas. Esq. 11- Miller and Co. Messrs. Ross, John, Esq 11- Dre, John, Esq 11- Kelly & Co. Messrs.. 11- G 2 2 - Ross, Malcolm, and Walkerfc Co. Messrs. Kennedy, James & Miller, James, Son, Co Messrs - 10 6 John - 10 6 Co ... .. - 10 6 Roxburgh, J. & A.. 11- Watson, John E. Kerr, Anderson. Muir Milligen,John,iCe>. - 10 - Royal Clyde Yacht Esq - 10 6 and Main, Messrs. 22- Mirrlees, Watson, & Watson, Gow, and Kerr, Newton, & Co. Rnssell, Miss J.G... 1 - - Co.Messrs 1 1 - Messrs 1 1 - Mitchell, Mrs - 6 - Sandeman, Messrs.D. Watson and Co. Kidston & Co. Messrs. Mitchell, Richd. Esq. - 6 - SCO 10 6 Messrs. James .... 2 - - A. G 2 2 - Mitchell, A., Jon. Sandeman, J. G 1 1 - Watson Bros t 2 - KidBton and Sons, Semple, McLeau, & Wnarrie, Colledge i. Messrs. Wm 1 - - Mitchell, Alexander Reid, Messrs 11- Brand, Messrs.... - 10 6 Kinning Park Co- A. Esq. - 10 Simons, Jacobs and Whimster & Watson 11- operative Society . 2 - - Mitchell, D. Esq.... 11- Co. Messrs - 10 6 White, Messre.James Kirkwood, Jas. Esq. 11- Mitchells, Johnston Singleton,Dunn,&Co. 11- Laidlaw, R. and Son 11- &Co 11- Skinner's Incorpora- Wilson and Son, Laing & Co, Messrs. J.I 1 - Moncreiff, Barr, Pa- Laird, Alex. A. & Co. 2 2 - terson, and Co. *Skinner and Co. Wilson, John, Bsq., Lamont, Henry Esq. 11- M P 1 1 - Langlands and Sons, Moore and Browne, Skinner and Sons, Wilson, Matheson, & Messrs M 1 1 - Messrs. W 11- Co.Messrs - 10 fc Langlands, George, Moore, Taggart, and Sioan & Co. Messrs. Woodrow, Alexander, Esq 1 - - Co.Messrs - 10 6 William 2 2 - & Sons, Messrs — - la 6 Law, Thos. and Co.. 11- Morris and Co . . . I 1 SmithJohnGuthrie, WordieandCo 11- Leisler, Bock, and Co. Muirhead and G. Esq 11- Wotherspoon and Co. Messrs 11- Smilh . . ..1 1 Smitb & Co. Messrs. Messrs R . ... 1 1 - Leisler, Bock, and Munaie, Geo. Esq. ..11- A. and W - 10 « Wright, Johnston, Greig - 10 6 Murdocli, Robt., & Co. 1 1 - Smith J. & W. W. C. - 10 6 McKenzie, and Liepmann, Lehmann, Napier and Sons, R.. 1 1 - Smith & Service. ... 1 1 - Roxburgh, Messrs. 22- and Co. Messrs. ... 1 1 - Napier and M'lntyre," Smith and Sharp, tjetke & Co. Messrs. 1 1 - Total £431 1 - Little, James, & Co. 1 I - Napier, Shanks & •Smith and Sons, l,orimer& Moyes... - 10 6 Bell 1 1 Messrs. George ... 2 2 - Legacies. MacBean and. Go. Napier Shipping Co. 11- Ditto extra Sub- The late Miss Mar- Messrs H 2 2 - Neill, J. & H. & Co., garet Aitken.. . .176 6 2 •MacBrayne, D.Esq. 2 2 - Limited - 5 Smith and Wellstood, The late Mr. Jas. Mackay, A. & Co. . . 1 1 Neilso- n & Maxwell. 11- Black, per Messrs. Mackenzie. Gardner, Nimmo, Jas. &Co... 1 1 - Snodgrass, Messrs. J. A. J. & A, Graham and Alexander, North British Ship- andR 1 1 100 - - Messrs 1 1 - ping Co . . .11- Speirs, Service & Co. 1 1 - The late Mr. Jas. Mackenzie & Aitken 11- Outram & Hamilton 11- Spencer, Jas. & Co. . - 10 6 Robertson of Sau- Mackie, J. L. Esq... 11- Paterson and Son, Spencer, John, Esq.. 11- chope, per Messrs. Mackill, Robt. & Co. 1 1 - Messrs Wm . . 1 1 - Stalker Mrs. - 6 - Montgomery and Mackinnon and Co. Paterson, Jas. Si Co. 1 1 - Steel, Conlson, and Fleming 90 - - Messrs. William.. 22- Paul, Matthew, & Co. 11- Mackinnon, Mrs 10 - Heareon. Adam, & Co. 1 1 - Stephen and Son, The late Mr. D. Mac- Maclae, A. Cram, Pirrie, Foote, and Co. Messrs. Alexander 2 2 - hines, per Messrs. Esq 11- Stevenson, D. M. Cowan and Fraser Maciay, Murray, and Pitkethly, Jas. Esq.. 11- 100 - - Spens, Messrs 22- Philllps, John, & Co. Stevenson, J. Esq. ..22- MacLellan, Messrs. Messrs - 10 6 Stewart, Messrs. An- Total £46» « 2 P. and W 2 2 - Raalte, Jacques van drew aud James. .11- Macpherson, H. S.and & Co 11- Stewart and Co. Donations. Co 11- Raeburn and Veril .11- Messrs. John 11- Cowcadden's Young M'Call and Son, Kalritou, Goodwin & Stewart & M'Donald, Women's Bible Messrs. James. ... 1 1 - Co.Messrs 11- 384 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1890. £. t. d. £. s. *. Employees of Messrs. *Dtraenholm,Juo.,&Co. - 10 - Somerville, Mrs. . . - 6 - •Stewart, Messrs. J. Don&ldsoa, W. Esq. - 10 - andW % 1 - Hope, T - 6 - Steel, Gardiner & Co - 10 6 Hughes. F. R - a - Tennant, Sir Caaa. 2 a - Thome and Sons, Hunter, Kev.W. S.. - 8 - Thomson, Mrs. ... - S - Messrs, a 11- Thorbnrn, Mr. M. . - 10 « Walker and Co. Love, Stewart, & Co. - 10 - Thorbtu-D, Mr, R... - 10 6 Messrs. John .... 11- Malcolm, William.. - 5 - ©rfentg JslatiDs. Thorbarn, Walter. - 10 6 Thorburn, William 11- TotalSubs....£38 I 6 Thomson & Balfour - 5 - LONGHOPE Veitch, Professor.. - 10 6 Wallace, Alex. Esq. - S - BRANCH. Wyer, Bev. T - JO - Sums trader &£,.,,. - 16 6 Young, TboB..,,,.. - 8 - Chairman— Donations. Total £T 8 - J. Q. MOODIE HEDDLE, Esq. Stuns under &&,,... 7 16 6 East Parish Sabbath Donations. Honorary Secretary — Total .. £29 12 6 Seaool, per J. Orr, Cadell.Dr. J. M.... 1 1« - BBWABB E. Coss/GAti, Esq. Ewj 11- Contribution Boxes. 4. - - Annual Sut>«ription». Box, Ship Office, per £. t. d. J. B. Macallister, Total ...... £IS 18 - *Corri«all, Edward Esq 1 12 1 E. Esq - S - *Hedd(e,J.U.Moodiel 1 - Sums under &s, and Total D(ins... 4 IS 5 KIRKLISTON Contribution Boxes 3 9 6 Total Subs ..3» 1 6 BRANCH. Total...,,.** IB 6 S&ettfttfosiwe. £42 19 11 President— KCT. i. C. Beans. Honorary Secretary- STROMNESS GREENOCK Mr. JOHN GAJB&QJEB, BRANCH. BRANCH. Annual Subscriptions. Honorary Secretary— Chairman— Boras, Rev. Dr. .... - 10 - Capt. «. BMLHS. JAMES STSWAKT, Esq. Giendinning, Alex., Animal Sutamftiont. Honorary Secretary — £. MAXWEI.I., Esq., late Hog,T. A. Esq - 10 - Baillie, Capt. Geo... ^ B - H.ll.'s Customs. laoxtmtgtjstttt. Hutchison, Thomas, Esq - 10 - *Mackay, Joho , ... - 5 - Annual Subscription*. Masson, Kev. Alex.. - 10 - •Millar, Capt. J. ... - 5 - 1. 1. a.. KELSO BRANCH. Stewart and Co., Mowat, Capt. James 1 - - Bairn- & Jonnstone, President — Meagre ..-10 - *Watt, W. H - & - Stewart, R. Esq..,., - 10 - Snms under &»..,... 919 Calrd and Co., Messrs. 1 3 - KCT. J. a. S. Itor&s. Contributton Boxes. - W - Caird, Ga&q. ... 1 - - Honorary Secretary- Cannichael and Co. Mr. ALEXAKJIEK MWKHEAD. Total ,,£5 - Total.,... £16 16 9 Messrs. J. H. & A. 1 1 - Carmichae!, T. Esq.. 11- Anmial Sul'Scriplimi. Carisbnm Sugar Ke- £. t. d. Bewriflge, J. Esq. . . - 10 - Crawfoj-d, Messrs. Brown, 3. 3. E. Ksq. J - - W. and J. 1 1 - Cu&2i0gbaro, Mrs... - fi - —— ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BEANCHES. 385 £. s. d. £. s. r.... - 5 - Honorary Secretary— Messrs... - 10 - Richardson Brothers Finlayson, Mrs. John - 6 - QOINTTN COCHKAWE, Esq. Earkley and Sons, &Co., Messrs. ... 1 - - Forsythe, Chas. Esq , Annvat Subscriptions. Messrs. M • 5 Riddel, Saml. Esq. . 1 - - MD - B - •David, Frederick, Belfast Harbour Corn- Ritchie, Francis, & Friend, A 1 - - *M«Douall, Jaa. Esq. 6 - - Belfast Newsletter, Robertson, Ledlie, Grant, P. Drummoad - s - M"Taggart, Mrs. Om- Ferguson & Co. Greer, T. M. Esq.. . . - 6 - Belfast Steamship Co. Limited - 10 - Hill Miss -.6 - MarshaU, John - 10 - (Limited) 2 - - Robinson, W. A. Esq. - S - Haeyjohn, Esq.jJ.P. - 10 - Mitchell, Alex. Esq. 1 - - Bell, E. H. Esq - 10 - Royal Ulster Yacht Hunter, Stewart, J.P. - 10 - Moore,J.Carrick,Esq. 22- Blackstaff Spinning Clnb 2 - - •Kelly, Rev. J. E., Richardson, J. B. . . - 10 - Company( Limited) - 10 - Shaftesbury, Countess Stair, The Earl of, Boag, Robert, Esq... - 6 - of 1 - - Leech, H. W. Esq ... 5 - KVT S Brown and Sons, Shaw, Alex. F. (the Leslie, Col. J.P..D.L. 1 - - •Stewart. Mark J.Esq.l 1 - Messrs. John S.... 1 - - Lusk, Mrs John, ... - 6 - Young, Robt. Esq. . - 10 - Campbell and Co. Shaw, Fred - 5 - Macaulay, H. A. Esq. - B - Collector's Subscrip- Messrs. H - 10 - Shaw, John G - S - Mackey, Thos. Esq. - 6 - tion Book, Contri- Clark, Cteo. S. Esq... - 10 - Simnis, F. B - 5 - M'Cleery, J. 0 1 - - bution Boxes, and Coates, John, Esq. . . - 10 - Smith, Messrs. J. M«Eiderry, T 5 - Sums under 6s.... 6-6 Coates, A. Hill, Esq.. 1 - - M«Kaghten, RfcHon. Contribution Box. . . - 4 9 Coates, Victor «t Co. Stelfox, James, Esq. - 6 - Lord 1 - - (Limited), Messrs. 1 - - Tate, Alex. Esq - 10 - •Martin, J. C. Esq., Total £23 19 3 Combe, Barbour, ft Wallace, Sir Richard, M.D - s - Combe, Messrs. ... - 10 - Montgomery, Capt. •Cony & Co. Messrs. Ward, Marcus, & Co. R. J..J.P., D.L... 1 - - J.P. 1 - - (Limited) Messrs. - 10 - PORTPATRICK Craig, H. C., Esq.. . . - 10 -•Ward, Robert E.Esq 1 - - Murray, Lt.-Col. J.P 1 - - Cramer, Wood, & Co. Weir, John - 10 - CfJSeill, Rt. Hon. BRANCH. Messrs - 10 - Wolfhill Spinning President— Crawford and Lock- Co. (Limited) - 10 - Orr, Rev. K. Holmes - 10 6 EUGENE WASOH, Esq. hart, Messrs. 1 - - Woodside.W.J. Esq. - 5 - °atrick, J. Esq. J.P., - 10 - Chairman — - Crawford, James and Workman, Messrs. ^onrush Harbour Co. 22- JOHN McCaACKEs, Esq. Sons, Messrs - 10 - J. andR - 10 - Raphe*!, Geo. Esq. . 1 - - Oixon fe Son, Messrs. - 5 - Workman, Mrs. R. fiobinson, Capt, J.P. Honorary Secretary — Dnflerin and Ava, Sen 1 *Simpson, Rev. J. . . 1 - - E. Gt. ROBB. The Marquis of... 1 - - Workman, Mrs. Robt. 1 - - Annual Subscriptions. Junta, Adam, Esq. . - 6 - Worfenmn,Wm. Esq. 1 - - Taylor Mrs I>. . - 10 - Birch, Mrs. Walter . 1 - - Dunvilie and Co. Workman, T. Esq... - 10 - Taylor, Robt. A. Esq. l - - Dunskey Estate (per Messrs. (Limited). - 10 - Workman, F. Esq. . . - 5 - Templetow n.General, D.A.M0Clew,EsiI.) 22- Swart and Son, Young & Mackenzie, Rt. Hon. Ld. Vise. 1 - - M«Clew, Mrs. - 5 - Lim., Messrs. W.. 1 - - Messrs 10 MoConnochie, Jas. A. Ewing, Son, and Co. SumsniiderSf - 5 - Troughton, James.. - lo - Messrs - 6 - M<*ulioch, john,Esq. - 10 - Gordon, R. W. Esq.. - 5 - Total £11 10 - iVilson, Cbas, Esq.. 11- M°Master,Allan,Esq. 1 - - Jreen, Forster, Esq.. 1 10 - Y oung, 1 he Right lanson, J. Esq - 10 - Otter Mrs 1 - - Harland and Wolff, u&natwns. Young, Mr. A. J.P. - 10 - Messrs. (Limited) 2 - - Pillar Box at Northern Crquhart, Rev. A. . - 5 - Hart and Churchill, Counties Railway •Wa8on,Exigene,Esq. 1 - - ngginson,J.M.Eeq. - 6 - ' Ned " Box 2 6 2 louston, John B. Boxes under 6s - 4 9 Total Snbs £9 3 - Esq. V L 1 'er Miss Stannus — lughea.Bernard, Esq. - 5 - Total Dons. .. 3 19 10 Brouke, Mrs. Basil 1 - - Donations. faff6 Brothers.Messrs.! - - Total Subs. ..71 10 - MtzgeraW, Hon. Contribution Boxes . 1 15 3 Johnston and Sons, Messrs. W. J - 5 - James, Sir John Total £10 18 3 Kelly, B.C. Esq.... - 5 - £75 9 10 Kingston - 10 - Cyle, S. W - B - Lougueuil, Baroness Lemon, A. D. Esq. . . - 10 - —— ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BRANCHES. 387 £. s. d. £. s. d. £ s. d. Ormonde, Y)owager WaUer.W.N. Esq.. 1 - - CORK AND QUEENS- Shannon, Earl of . . 6 - - Marchioness of . 1 - - Winter, J. S. Esq... 1 - - TOWN BRANCH. Stawell, Col. Alcock, Stamina, Thos. R. Small same and con- J.P i - - Esq - 10 - tribution box .... - 4 8 President- Townshend, Captain - 10 - Stannus, Walter, Bear- Admiral H. D. HICKIBT, Esq. J.P - 10 - Total Dora... 18 9 8 Commanding the Irish Sta- Total £14 12 - Wayne, Miss - 10 - Total Subs... 62- tion, Queenstown. Wayne, Mies H... - 10 - Donati&ns. Pillar Box, Railway £24 11 8 Hon. Treasurer — Sundry Donations . . - S ~ W. T. MICHEIU, Esq. Northern Counties £14 17 - Life-boat House - 13 9 Commander (>. USBOBNB, Portrush Hotel - 1 6 E.N. Annual Hubsmvtiom. YOUGHAL BRANCH Total Dons. . . S 19 10 £ s. A. Total Subs... 33 4 6 Alcock 8 J. - 10 - Honorary Secretary— Barry, A. H. Smith, J. W. PIM, Jnn., Esq. £42 4 4 D.L 22- AtvmuiL Subscription*. Bcamiah and Craw- Allan, Mrs. - 6 - Duke of Devonshire 6 - - OCo. (fforfe. *Drury&Sons,Messrs. - 10 - Bristol Steam Navf- •Farrell, Mr. Richard - 6 - gationCo 22- ?lemmy, Mr...... & ^ BAULYCOTTON City of CorK Steam Foley, R. and B I - - BRANCH. Packet Co 5 - - •Gorman, Mr.Patrtck - 5 - Clayton, Capt. R.N.. - 10 - Green, Rev. Mr. ... - 10 - Patron— Clyde Shipping Co... 22- Uoyde, G. W. Esq. 3 - The Right Rev. the LORD Cork HarboBi Com- sums under 6*...... - 2 6 BISHOP OF CORK, CLOTHS, Contribution Boxes. -17 (ffo. GPaban. AMD Rosa. TanardSteamsbipCo. 22- Erskine, Admiral... 1 - - Total £11 4 1 President— *Fitzgerald, Penrose GAVAN BRANCH. E. F. Lnros, Esq., Q.C. R.U.,M.P 1 - - Guion Company ... 1 1 - President— The Right Baa. T. W. STBANOMAH, Esq. Hail', K. *H 1 - - The EAOLOF LASESBOBODXSH. Annual Subtcrifttons. Ismay, Imrie, fe Co. 5 - - Honorary Secretary- £. *. A. Leycester, J. W 1 - - ©o. IBomgal. Mrs. SANDBBSON. Beale, Alfred, Esq. . - 6 - Michelli, W T - 10 - Annual Subscriptions. Beale, Henry H. Esq. - 10 - Murphy, J&mee J. ARANMORE S.. t. d. Bristol General Steam & Co 3 - - Boland,Mr. Timothy - 5 - Navigation Co. ... 1 - - BRANCH. Clifford, Mra. Cam . - 5 -Clyde Shipping Comp. 3 3 - Scott, J. & Co 1 - - Cork Harbour Com,. 5 - - Tufnell, Lieut. E.N. - 10 - Chairman — Cuming, Major .... - 5 - Sir WILLIAH THOS. CHARLEY Lanesborough, the Cork, Lord Bishop of 1 - - Woodford and Bourn 1 - - City of Cork Steam Q.C., D.C.L. Nicholson, Miss - 6 - Packet Company . 5 - - Total £45 1 - Hon. Secretary — Roe, Captain .,,...- 5 - Cork Steamship Co. . 2 - - Mr. WILLIAM MACEE, Sanderson, Samuel, Canard Company ... 2 2 - Esq 1 - - •Gaggin, Seo. Esq. . - 5 - Donation*. (So List.) Sanderson, Mrs -10 - Hatchett, lire. J. Contribution Boxes— Saunderson, Colonel 1 - - St. S. & W. Rail- VeoaWes,Mrs.Whyte- & - Henderson Brothere, way, Olanmire Messrs. " Anchor Station 1 6 8 Total . ..£62- Line " of Steam Supt. Mercantile Ships 2 2 - Marine Office, •Humphreys, H. H. Cork 2 4 » Esq - 6 - Custom House, Donations. *Litchfleld, W. Esq. - 6 - Qneenstown.,.. - 5 - Co. Doom. Ale»uider,Mi8sK.A. - S - l,mon,E.F.Esq.Q.C. 11- Robinson's Hotel. - 1 4 Beresford,G. D. Esq. 1 - - Longfield, Montlfort, Ganch's Hotel ... - 9 1 BALLYW ALTER Burrowes, Mrs. (Dorn- j c. Esq 2 - - Mercantile Marine *M=Kenzie,J.B.Esq. - 5 - Qneenstown. ... - 19 5 BRANCH. den) 1 - - Sums under 5s. -12 - Burrowes, Eobt. Esq. 1 - - Strangman.T.'W.Esq. - 10 - Honorary Secretary- Clements, Col...... - 10 - Total Dons... 633 Rev. J. O'REIILT BLACK- Clements, Mrs - 10 - Total £«T 13 - WOOJO. Clifford, Mrs. (Green- Annual Subscriptions, Fay, John, Esq..... - 5 - £51 4 3 t. s. d Fegan, John, Esq... - 10 ~ Donations. Belfast Steam Ship- Hague, Wrn. Esq., for Hatchett, John, Esq. ping Co., per Wm. 1888 1 - - Pirie,Esq 2 2 - Hartley, James, Esq. 1 - - Contribution BoxeB *Blackwood, Bev. J. 1 In Memoriam J. R. . 1 - - on ships of City of CO U RTM ACSH ERRY O'Reilly - I - Jacfcson,C.Esq.,M.D. 1 - - Cork Steam Packet Cleland, Mrs. (Bally- Johnstone, R. A. Esq.- 10 - Co. (2 years) 1 5 8 BRANCH. Johnston, J. W. Esq. - 10 - Kilmore, Bishop of . - 10 - Chairman — *Glorer, Jas. B. Jan. - 5 - Koine, Thomas, Esq. - 5 - Total DODB... 1 11 1 The Right Hon. the EAEL o» Houston, J. B. Esq. . 1 - • Leslie, Mrs. Cecil, the SHASKON. Lyle, Rev. Canon ... - 5 • late 10 - Total Subs. ..21 13 - •Mnlholhvnd, J. Esq. 2 - Longh, Mra - 5 - Honorary Secretary — Sinclair and Boyd, Maxwell, Hon. Mrs.. - 10 - £29 10 1 Captain TOWNSHEND. Maxwell, Miss - 10 - Stewart, H. Hamill, Rejroll, Miss ...... 15 - Annual Subscriptions. Esq . 2 - Sanfcey, A. Esq 1 - - Boyle, Lady C. A.... 6 - - Ward, The Hon. S. . - 10 Sclator, E. Esq -10 - Cork Steam Ship Co. 22- Tatlow, J.G. Esq... - S - *Foster, A - 10 - Total £10 12 Varnon, Fane, Esq.. 1 - - "Leslie, W. B. Eaq. . - 10 - - 388 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1890. £. s. d. CLOUGHEY TYRELLA BRANCH. Dublin and Liverpool BALBRIGGAN BRANCH. Screw Steam-ship BRANCH. Chairman — > Eev. Q. H. DAONT. Ferrier, Pollock, and GEOEOB E. SOWBN, Esq., J.P. Chairman— EDWARD HAMILTON WOODS, Honorary Secretary — Annual Subscriptions. Findlater, J. Esq. . . . 22- Esq, J.P. JOHH McMuiLAH, Esq. £. 8. c2 GUbey, Messrs. W. Honorary Secretaries — Anmial Subscriptions. The Marqnin of Down- and A 11- shire 6 - - Gninness, Sir Ed- H. A. HAMIMOK, Esq., J.P. £. ». d. W. J. CCMISKI, Esq. •Atkinson, James B. The Dowager Mar- Esq.,JJ 1 - - chioness of Down- Heiton & Co. Messrs. Annual Subscriptions. •Hamilton, J.H. Esq. - 10 - T., Limited 1 1 - £. g. d. Head, Mrs 1 - - *De*con, Rev. J.J. . - 6 - Hogg & Co. Messrs. Cumisky, W. Esq. . . 1 - - M°Donnell, Messrs, W ... 1 - - Grogan, Kev. John . . 1 - - East Downshire S. S. lnghatn& Darley... 1 - - "Hamilton, H. A.Esq.l - - James & Sons. ... 1 - - Jacob, R, S. Esq - 6 - *M«Mullan,Mr.Thos. - 5 - Co. Dundrom, per Jameson, B. D. Esq. 1 - - M"Mullan, Mt. A. . - 5 - *E.«.Henesey,Esq.2 1 - Jameson and Son, Moore, R. Tunstall, *Magorian, Her. P., - 6 - *Maitland, George . . - 5 - Messrs. John 2 - - Kenny and Owens, Nugent,Gen,Andrew 1 - - Martin, Wm.B., Esq. - 6 - Woods, E. H. Esq... 1 - - Kugent, Major, Be- Montgomery, Hugh, Messrs - 10 6 * Woods, W.StL.Esq.l - - presentatives ot . . 1 - - Esq 2 10 - Kinahan and Sons, "Nesbitt, Alexander, Messrs 2 - - Total £1 "Purk, Mr. Robert.. 1-6 Lambert, Brien, and Warnock, John, Esq. 1 - - Po8, William T. Esq, 1 - - Co Messrs . . 1 - - 'Donations. *WhUley,Uev.A. W. - S - Martin, Bichd. & Co. 1 - - Workman, Rev. R.. 1 - - *Quinn,W. J. Esq.. - 5 - Contribution Boxes , ~ 3 1 Snms nnder 5s. .... - 2 6 Reid, Jas. Esq - 10 - M°Cullagh,Son, & Co. Messrs. James.... 11- £> 3 1 Woulfe,— , Esq..... 1 1 - MacMullen, Shaw, & Total £9 13 - Co. Messrs -10 - Millar. Adam, & Co.. 1 - - OgUvy, Alex. Esq... 1 - - NEWCASTLE (DUN- Ps.lgva.ve, Murphy, HOWTH BRANCH. and Co. Messrs.... 22- DRUM) BRANCH. Donations. Honorary Secretary — EDWAHD GSEEB, Esq. President — Contribution Bos at Pim, Bros, and Co. The Bight Hon. Dnndrum Post- (Limited) Messrs.. 3 - - Annual Subscriptions. The EAST, OF EODBW. office - 1 6 Roe, Geo. & Co., Ld. 1 - - *l)'arcy-Irvine, Com- Chairman and Honorary Ross and Walpole, mander J., B.N., £16 - 5 J.P ,. . - 10 - Rev. J. H. SKFMOOB, M.A. Sealy, Bryers, and Walker 1 - - Annual Suoccnipttont. Switzer, Fergusson, Total £1 - - A Friend of the Cause - 10 - and Co. Messrs.... 1 - - Annealey, The Dowa- Taylor, Messrs. W. Donations. ger Countess 1 - - andM 1 - - Contribution Boxes .-67 Brash, Geo. Esq. ... - 10 - Tedcastle and Co. Messrs. B 11- £161 "Clarendon. S. Esq., Turbett, Messrs. Rot. M.B .77.. 1 Co. Dublin. W&tkius & Co. Jo- •Gallagher, A. Esq., seph Messrs 2 - - J.P. . 10 - DUBLIN BRANCH. Weir, James and Co. 1 - - KINGSTOWN *Gray,G.Esq..M.D. - 6 - Westby, Edward Per- BRANCH. Hamilton, Mrs., Killi- Honorary Secretary— cival, Esq., J.P... 3 - - shandra (15th don.) 1 IS - THOHAS fioMoiTDSOtr, Esq. White, Joshna, Esq.. 1 - - President — Hayward, Mr. Win. - 10 - Woods, Webb, & Co. The Most Hon. tbe M ABQDIS Kilmorey, the Trus- Secretary and Collector— Mr. J. PIKE. OF OKHONDB. tees of the late Wynyard, Maj.-Gen. 1 - - Honorary Secretary- Annual SubscriptwM. Commander the Hon. F. G. £. «, d. His Excellency the CHOFTOIS, R.N. M«ConneU, Mrs 1 Marquess of Lon- Annual Subscriptions. M'Creight, Miss 0. . - 5 - Barton, H. L., D.L.. 5 - - Murland, C. W. Esq. 1 - - His Excellency the Donations. •Roden, The Earl of 2 - - Earl of Zetland.. 6 - - Per Miss C.F. Cane, *Bongnton, Lieut. Ardilann, The Bight from — Beatty, Or. 1 1 R.N 11- Hon. Lord 2 - - Byder, Miss 1 - - Birmingham, P. Esq. - 10 - *Eoss, Lieafc-Coloael- JO - Arnottfe Co. Limited, Redmond, Miss . . 1 - - Blythe, Mrs 1 *S&ynxo. ILontioniJerrg. Hon. the Earl of . . 1 - - King, Sir Chas. Bart. - B - LONDONDERRY CCo. Jftrmanagt). Contribution Boxes .-11 AND GREENCASTLE Donations. BRANCH. Babington,W. D 5 - ENNISKILLEN Total Dons... 161 Box, Col -10 - Total Subs. . .40 2 - President— Brooks,Mauriee,Esq.lO - - BRANCH. JOHN COOKE, Esq. Cruise, Dr -10 - President— £41 8 1 Honorary Secretary— The Right Hon. The PIERCE CKOSBIE, Esq. Dillon. Miss G. (Coll. EARL OF BELHORE. Annual Subscriptions. Box) 1 10 - Chairman — £. s. d. Rev. Dr. STEELE. Ashley, Lady Harriet 1 - - Dublin Bay Sailing Cooke, J. &J...... 10 - Club, per R. Fry, Honorary Secretary- Derry & Raphoe, Esq 3 14 - Mrs. J. POMEROY. Lord Bishop of ... 1 - - Elvery, J. W 1 1 - Hon. Irish Society.. B - - Falkener, Hon. F. R. Annual Subscriptions, Liverpool Steamboat Q.C 1 - - £. t. d. Hassard, Capt - 10 - •Archdale, Lieut. ®o. Hmg. Lepper, R., Esq. (two R.N - 6 - Jameson, Andrew, Archdale, Miss.... - 6 - TRALEE BAY Londonderry Port and Archdale, Wm. Esq 1 - - BRANCH. Harbour Commis- Lynch and O'Brien, Brook, Mrs. Butler 1 - - Campbell, Mr - 10 - President — •M'Clellan, Rev. T.. - B - Plunkett, Hon. Mrs. - 6 - Carson, W. Esq., J.P - 10 - The Rt. Hon. LORD VENTBY. Powerscourt, Vis- Clogher, the Vener- Total £13 15 able Archdeacon of - 10 - Vice-President — Riall, Capt. R.N.... - 10 - Colley, Miss Pomeroy - 10 - Lieut.-Col. CROSBY. Shaw, Mrs - 5 - Cooper, Mr ..-10 - Honorary Secretary- West Miss 1 - - Mr. ROBERT McOowEH, J.P. Wray, per Miss .... - 5 - •Crichton, Lt.-Col. , Lloyd's Agent. East Pier CollectBox 2 10 - the Hon. Charles. 2 - - Kingstown do Ill - Crichton, Col. the Annual Subscriptions. Salthill Collect. Box, Hon. H 1 - - £. s. d. <£os. Houtf) Railway Station.. - 11 - Donellv Mr - 1 6 •Donovan, St. John Ellis, Mrs - 6 - H. Esq., J.P 11- ant) JUIleatf). Mail Steamers — •Ennlskillrn, Earl-of •M'Cowen, R. Esq., Ulster 1 12 - (the late), in J.P., Hon. Sec.... 11- DROGHEDA memoriam of 3 - - Contribution Boxes . - 19 9 Enniskillen. Countess BRANCH. of 2 - - Total £3 1 9 Patron — Collecting Box - 10 - Eme, Earl of 2 - - The Most Hon. The MARQUIS Griffith, Miss - 4 - Fowler, Robt. Esq. . - 10 - CONTKGHAM. Glen, Mr. Robert... - S - Total Dons ... .43 6 Gordon, Mr. John. . - 6 - Chairman — VALENTIA BRANCH. Alderman DALT, J.P. Total Subs 53 14 - Graham, F. Esq. ... 1 - - Graham, Mrs 1 - - Hon. Secretary- Honorary Secretary at Mr. ALEXANDER O'DBISCOLL. £96 14 6 Henderson & Eiiie, Baltray— NICHOLAS HAUUGAH, Esq. Holmes&Co., Messrs. - 10 - Annual Subscription!. Humfreys, Mrs. ... - 5 - Dnnraven, the Right Honorary Secretary for Irvine, Charles, Esq. 11- Hon. The Earl of . 1 1 - Mornington — SKERRIES BRANCH. Joimston, S. Yeates, Leahy, John White, THOMAS GILBOY, Esq. Esq.., 1 - - Secretary and Collector — Jones, Mrs - 10 - Stonghtou.T. A. Esq. The Right Hon. ION TRANT (Syears) 3 - - Mr. J. McNAMAEA. HAMILTON, J.P., D.L. Annual Subscriptions. Honorary Secretaries— Lunham, J., Esq. .. - 10 - Total £5 1 - £. s. d. HENRI A. HAMILTON, Esq., Maude.Maurice.Esq. - 5 - Balfour, Mr. B. T., J.P., Balbriggan. DL 1 1 GEORGE H. FOWLEK, Esq., Ovenden.Kev. Canon - 10 - Bank of Ireland 1 - - Skerries. Plunket, Mr. Thos.. - 5 - Belfast Banking Co.. 1 - - Annual Subscriptions. Pomeroy, W.K. Esq. - 10 - Boyne Mills Manu- •Pomeroy, J. A. Esq. - 10 - facturing Co - 10 - *Hamilton,H.A. Esq. 11- Richardson, Lt.-Col. 1 - - Branigan, L., H.C... - 5 -

2 B , • 390 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1890. *. *. a,. £. s. d. f. i. d. £ . *• *• Brodigan,Lieut.-Col., *Foley,Eichard,Esq. *Denny, Charles, Esq. - 10 - *George,Capt.R.D'0. 1 - - C.B ,, - 10 - Doneraile,Viscoontess3 - - Godkin, John . . . . - 10 - Butterty,MartlnH.C. - 5 - *Keane, Col.C. B.... 1 - - Forteacne, Earl » - - Graves. E. Esq 1 - - Cairnes, T. P., J.P. . - 10 -•Muggraee, Sir Rich. •Fortescue, Hon. D.. 2 - - Hind, Kev. C - 10 - Chadwick, Messrs 3. Bart. .. , 1 - - Galwav, Henry .... - 6 - Hogan, J. A. Esq. ,, I 1 - Stuart, H. Viliiers, Soff, Wm. Q. D. Esq. 1 - - Hughes, Sir F 1 - - Coddington, Colonel - 10 - Esq., M.P 56- Qrubb, Miss S - 6 - Lee, Lieut. - Colonel *Cbnyngham, Mar- •Walsh, Rev. John, *Hanrahan,S.J.Esq. - 6 - W. H - 10 - quis 22- P.? 1 - - Harbour Board of Malone, Jaraes, Esq. - 10 - •Daly,Aldennan,J.P. 1 - - Waterford ...... 10 - - Murdoch, Rev. Canon 1 - - Darnley, Earl of 2 - - Tolas £11 - - » Jacob, Edward.... 1 - - Pounden, J. C. Esq. , - 7 S Davis, Messrs. A. & Jacob, Francis - 10 - Power, Sir Jno. Bart. 1 - - Co. - 10 - *Kent, David. Esq.. - 10 - Richards, Mrs...... 1 - - *M«Carthy, Rev. P., Rowe, Mrs., Upton Eccles, Rev. J. G. P.p - ifl - M.A - 5 - DUNGARVAN Matherson, Messrs.. - 10 - •Sinnott, Mr. John.. - 10 - Greene, J. J. F., C.E. - S - BRANCH. (ySbea, Lady G 1 - - Whitcroft, Jno. Esq. 1 - - (Srendon, Messrs. T. *Peet, Edward G. Esq.- 10 - &Co -10 - Patron— Power, P.W.Esq.JJ>. 1 - - Total £26 9 6 His Grace the DDKE o» *Pope, William .... - 10 - Hibernian Bank - 10 - DEVONSHIRE, K.G. Representatives late Hill B. B - 5 Thomas Dormer.. - S ? Jameson, J., J.P.... 1 - - President— Sanders, Comm. B.N. 1 - - Jordan,Simon(Mayor)- 10 - SjorA STCABT DE DBCIES. Smith, R. W. (Cahir) 5 - -CARNSORE BRANCH. McDonougb, Edwd.. - 6 - Treasurers — Strangman, J. Esq. . 1 - - Montgomery, Kichard NATIONAL HANK. Strangman, Samuel. 1 - - Chairman — T..J.P. - 10 - Wark Miss - 10 - The Right Hon. Honorary Secretary- Wsterford Steam Lord KKAHE, D.I* Munster & Leinster Mr. JAMES W. SHAW. Bank . - 10 - Ship Co 6 - - Honorary Secretary— Preston Brothers, Annual Subscriptions. Whalley, Kobt - 10 - E. A. GIBBON, Esq. Brensn, K. E., Esq. - 6 - White Brothers, Provincial Bank of •Ruddell, Saml. Esq. - 10 - Annual, Subscriptions. Ireland - 10 - Shaw, Mr. J. W.... - 5 - •White, Edwin, Esq. - 10 - Alexander, A.C.(Maior Saw Mills Company . - 10 - Sheeban, Capt. P. . . - 6 - White, William Esq.. - 10 - R.E.) 11- Smith R. J P - 10 - Watetford, Lord... 2 - - Atexander, Major G. 1 - - Smyth, Master and Alexander, Rev. J. . - B - toe Misses and Total £3 6 - Blacker, Mrs. John U. \ - - Miss Molloy .... - 9 - Total Subs £51 13 1 Barns-Everett, Miss - 10 - Smyth, R., J.P -10 - Edge, Mrs - 10 - Steam Packet Co. , . 6 - - Donations. Fitzgerald, Lord The Harbour Board 5 - - Col. by Mrs. Darts, Usher, Robert - 5 - DUN/WORE EAST Enniscorthy 4 9 - *Farlong, Mr. B. ... - 10 - BRANCH. Collection Box at Gibbon, E. Acton, Total £30 12 - Eeq 2 - - President- Dona&'ons. Sir R. J. PACL, Bart. Total «6 12 1 Little, Miss - 10 - Contribution Uox Honorary Secretaries — Meadows, H. Esq... 1 - - and other sums "Mr. P. HARNET. Morgan-Deane, Hon. Mr. T. UUKB. Mrs. , 1 - £31 2 11 Annual Subscriptions. Segrave, Mrs I - - »Bo«on, C. P. Esq. . - 10 - *Fiynn, Eev.M.,P.P. 1 - - Fotde, Reir. J. D. . - 8 - ilS M - *Fortescue, Hon. DUNDALK BRANCH. j)F OL 1 - - Donations. <£o. ssawfotfc. Contribution Boxes .-66 Chairman — *Gillmor, Rev. W., MICHAEL KEU.T, Esq. J.P. Harney, Patrick.... - 6 - CAHORE BRANCH. Total £13 3 6 Honorary Secretary— Kent, Mr. F. G - 10 - Honorary Secretary— J. F. FABKEii, Esq. Malcomson, J. Esq. Capt. BJCHAED D'OiiBB Donation. Malcomson, Mrs.... 1 - - GEOEOE. Dundalk Harbonr 'Morris, Henry, Esq. - 10 - Assistant Hon. Secretary — COURTOWN Commissioners.. £3t 8 1 Pa.ul.Sir R. J.Birt. 4 - - Mr. JOBS Snraarr. BRANCH. *Tonge. Frank W. Esq 1 - - Annual Subtariptioni. Patron — Waterfbrd Harbour £. i. d. Kt. Hon. Earl of COUBTOWB. Commissioners. ..10 - - Bond,A.Esq ..-10 - Treasnrer and Hon. Sec. — Bond, Maj. E. C 10 - Hon. GEOBGB STOI'FOBD. Total.... £24 - - Boyce, Rev. W. G., Carnew Castle.... 1 - - Annual SufyscnptioTi*. Brooke, G. Esq 1 - - •Conrtown, Earl of . . 2 - - Bryan. L. A. Esq... 2 - - Conitown, Countess. 1 - - ®o. eSSattrfora. Ch ambers, Kev.J.W., Davis, Messrs. S. it TRAMORE BRANCH. D.D - 10 - A.G 1 - - City of Dublin Steam- .Donovan, General. 1 - ^ ARDMORE BRANCH. Chairman— packet Company.. 11- Ooyue,C.M.Ksq. D.L.1 - - The Hon. D. FOKTKSCDB. 3orcoron, John, Esq. - 10 - Doyne, J. W. C. Esq. 1 - - Chairman— 3ourtown, Earl of , . . 1 - - EckereaU, Mrs 1 - - Eev. Joes WAJLSB, PJ. Honorary Secretary— Darley, Wellington, Ellis, E. F, L - 5 - EDWAKD JACOB, Esq. Esq .. 1 - - Ellis Mrs . . 1 - - Honorary Secretary — Annual Subscriptions. Flay, Kev. A. B - 10 - •Fanning, Rev. M., Mr. HENEI COOPER, * Ambrose, Cterles. . - 10 - Delaney, Rev. John, C.C 10 - Annual Subscriptions. Anderson, T.W. Esq. 1 • - C.C - B - *Kinnemore.J.H.Esq,l - - £. S. <1. Avdagh, Robert, Ksq. - 10 - Donovan, Rich. Esq. - B - foster, W. 0. Esq.. .1 •Cooper, Mr. Beary. ~ 5 - Beale, Wm. Esq. .. - 10 - Doyne, C. M. Esq. .. 1 - -*Gibboa,, J. B. Esq. tesaborough, Earl of 1 -Eaton - , Messrs. M. & S. - 10 - LL.I) 1 - -' Cotton'B. W. Esq.. - 10 - •Budd, James, Esq.. - 10 - Foster, W. 0. Esq. . . 1 - -•Guise, General and 3taisty,Wakefield.. 1 - - Furlong, Rev.J.,P.P. - 10 - Mrs 1 - - "Douglas, Mr. Arthur - S - 'Denny and Sons, George, Mrs. F 1 - - Hamilton, J. Esq., *Foley,Edmund,Esq. - 10 - Messrs. Heory ... 2 - - George, Mrs. M., Sen. - 10 - M.D .TV.. 1 - - Jl — — — — -, ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS TO BEANCHES. 391 t. «. d. £. i. d. £. t. d. Hstton, Colonel, D.L. 1 - - Bacon, John, Limited, *Wicklow,The Eight Little, Simon, Esq.. . 1 - - Liverpool 1 - - Hon. The Earl of . 3 - - 5sle of Jttan. Moulliot, A. F. de T. Barry & Co. John E. 1 - -Sums under fit. 3 18 - Esq., M.D - 10 - Bristol Steam Navi- Power, Sir John gation Company. .11- Total £22 3 - CASTLETOWN Brown & Son, BRANCH. Renniason, Rev. H., - S - Messrs. W 1 - - Donations. Bicttarda,A.W.Mor- Pavts Bros. Messrs. 1 - - Contribution Boxes . 1 17 10 Chairman — dannt, Esq., Royal Davis, Messrs. a & W. H. CTOD, Esq. Scots-Greys 1 - - A. a - 10 - £24 - 10 Richards, Mrs. A.M. Oevereux, Mrs. John Honorary Secretary — and Miss Kirk ... 2 - - Thos 1 - - G. HABEINGTON QDATLB, Esq. •Smith, Rev. John . - 10 Dockyard Company . 1 - - Stopford, Viscount . - 10 - poran, General, C.B. 1 - - Annual Subscriptions. Stopford, Lady Char- Knnia, Michael, Esq. - 6 - GREYSTONES AND £. s. d. lotte - 7 6 Fitzgerald, Lord BRAY BRANCH. The Lieut-Governor 11- •Stopford & Turner, Maurice 1 - - Gafney, the Misses . 1 - - President— Gary, Lieut.-Colonel. - 10 - Stopford, Hon. E.S.. 1 - - Hatton, Colonel, D.L. 1 - - The Right Hon. Stopford, Mrs. Kobt. - B - Hutchinson, Thos., TBE EARL OF MKATH. Wordsworth, E. G. manager for Seo- Chairman — •Cretney, R. C. Esq. - S - WM. R. LA TOUCHB, Esq.,D.L. •Cndd, W.H. Esq... - 10 - Leign, Miss M. A. . . 1 - - Podd, Tom M - 6 - Honorary Secretary — Drinkwater, Sir W. Donations. Mahar, M. A. Esq., E. CATHOAST DOBBS, Esq. Contribution Boxes . - 10 10 D.L 2 - - Douglas, Mrs - 6 - Morgan, Hon. Mrs. D. 1 - - Annual Subscriptions. Ferrier, Rev. E - S - Murphy, William... - S - •Battley, Col. D'Oyly, Gell, Sir James .... - 10 - £31 3 10 Peacock, CUaa. H. J.P 1 - - Gore, Capt - 5 - Esq., J.P 1 - - Parley, Wellington, Hawkins, Mrs - 5 - Power, Sir John T. Esq 1 - - Hughes-Games, Arch- •Ryan.E.K.Esq.C.K - B - deacon - 5 - FETHARD •Dobbs, R. Cathcart, Isle of Man Steam- Walker, Capt. D. L.. 1 - - Esq - 10 - packet Company. .22- BRANCH. Evans, Mr. Arthur . - S - Pleignier, V. Esq. .. - 5 - President — Walker, Mrs. 1 - - Fnriong. Miss - 6 - The Most Noble Walker.RobtD. Esq. - 10 - Hepenstal, Mrs - 10 - Stevenson, W. B. ... - 10 - The MABQUIS of ELY. Wexford Harbour Hodson, Sir Robert, Taggart, Mrs -10 - Commissioners... 6 - - Walters, Rev. P. B.. - 5 - Chairman — •La Touche, W. R. GODFKET L. TAYLOR, Esq, Total.. ..£29 1 - Esq 3 - - ALLAN LEIOH, Esq. Macfarlane, Colonel . - 10 - Annual Subscription. Maiiete, Miss - 6 - Donations. *Lymbery,Majorjand Meade,J.H.Esq.,J.P. - 10 - Sums nnder 8s 3 6 - TheMisses 1 - - Meath, The Et. Hon. Collecting Boxes ... - 13 1 Donation. the Earl of. 5 - - •Colclongh, Capt. F. •Morris, W. George, Total Dona,,... 3 19 1 BWduiph, J.P. ... 1 ~- - Esq., J.P. 1 - - TotalSubs 10 18 - Newton, Misses .... - 6 - £3 - - •Price, Jan., Esq.,C.E.l - - £lt 11 1 Scott, J. W. Esq.. J.P. - 10 - Tombe, G. E. Esq., KILMO RE ®o. (52Jici\loto. DOUGLAS BRANCH. Total £22 10 - BRANCH. Patron— Chairman — ARKLOW BRANCH. Donations. Hits Excellency the LTECT.- Wx. BOXWILL, Esq., J.P. GOVBBHOE. Hon. Secretary— Chairman — President— THOMAS GBANT, Esq. The Right Hon. £22 17 9 THB HIGH BAILQT of Annual Subscription*. Ths EARL or CAKYSPOBT. DOUGLAS. Boscwill, 'William, Esq. J - - Honorary Secretary — Treasurer and Hon. Sec.— Ferney, Saml. Esq. . - 10 - The Right Hon. WICKLOW BRANCH. THOMAS BAWDBN, Esq. Fitzgerald, Lord The EAEL OF WICKLOW. Annual Subscriptions. Patrons— Assistant Hem. Sec. — His Excellency the Morgan, Hon. Mrs. Mr. JAMES TYBBELL. The Bight Hon. the EABL Dean 1 - - FrrzwtLiAM, K.G. and W.W. Lieut-Governor ..22- Townsend,Edw.Esq, - 10 - FnzwitLiAM DICK, Esq. M.P. Lord Bishop - 10 - Annual Subscriptions. S. Harris, Esq.,V.S. 1 - - £. s. d. Chairman— Anderton, Mrs. 10 8 Total ...... ,£t - - Beauman, the Misses - 10 - Capt. H. SKGRAVK, J.p. *Byrne, Mr. H - 5 - •Bawden, Thos - 5 - •Carysfort, The Eight Treasurer and Hon. Sec.— Brearey, A. W - 5 - Hon. the Earl ol .10 - - S. E. Pas, Esq. •Brierley, B. B - 10 6 1 WEXFORD AND Hadden, Mr - 5 - AiH/Htal Subscriptions. Broadbent, Mrs - 5 - ROSSLARE BRANCH. •Hall, Mr. Job - s - Broadbent, S - B Hallows, Rev. K. C. 1 - - Bilbrongh, B. P. Esq. 1 - •Brown, J. A. .,....- 5 - Chairman— Halpin, Dr. Eichard. - 6 - Hm,S. E. Esq -10 - Sir JOBS TALBOT Poms, Bruce, A 10 - Bart, D.L. •Kearon, Mr. E - 5 - CaDnell, Miss - 6 - *Kearon, Mr. E - S - Callow, T. C - 6 Honorary Secretary— •Long, J. H. Esq., •Challender, C. M. . . - 10 6 WILLIAM COGHLAH, Esq. J.P., Bank of Ireland . - 10 - Clinch, J. W - 5 R.N.R. O'Grady, Hon. Mrs. - 10 - Clucas, G. H. - 5 Annual Svbscriptimt. •Philpot, Kobt. Esq. - 10 - Clue-as, Misa 1 - - Armstrong, Mrs. ... - 10 - •Storey, Mr. John.. - 6 - Cookson, G. R - 5 - Armstrong, W. Esq. - S - •Tyrell, Mr. James, - 6 - Coole.C. W - 6 - 392 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1890. 1 £. *. d. •Corlett, Capt. T. .. - B - PEEL BRANCH. RAMSEY BRANCH. President — President — Cubbon and Son .... - 6 - His Excellency The His Excellency the LIEOT.- CHANNEL Dibb c - 6 - LlEUTENANT-GoVEBNOB. GOVKBNOB. Dickinson, W. F. .. - 5 - Hon. Secretary — Chairman — ISLANDS. JOHN COBEIS, Esq. Kev. G. PATOS, Chaplain Putton, J - 10 6 ofKamsey Annual Subscription!. GUERNSEY BRANCH. . •Evarard, M. P. , . . - 6 - S,. s. d. Honorary Secretary— E. C. KEBB. His Excellency, The Chairman — Lieut.-Govemor. .11- Gell.Miss - 6 - •4nnuol Subecrift'Mu. Capt. P. ES SiOSMABEZ, R.N. - Gelling, K - 10 - £. s. d. •Christian, E. T . . - 10 6 His Excellency the Honorary Secretary— *Corrin, Robert . . 1 - - Lient.-Governor 1 1 ~ Capt. CAEKE, K.JT. •Hindley, H. J - 5 - Corris, J. C - B - Allen & Taubman - B - Inoe, W W . 1 - - Bishop, H. E S - Amman Subscription!. Johnson, C. F - 6 - *Hodgson, Jas.. . . - B - Kennode and Kellet - 10 - Birley, Walter ... - 10 - £. «. d. ' •Joughin, John . . - 6 - •Brown, Capt. E. . - B - States ot Guernsey .30 Kermode, T. C.. . . - 6 - Kewley, S. and J. .. - 6 - •Brown, Capt. W. - 10 - •Laughton, A. N. . 1 1 - Clarke, R.E., the late - S - •Killey.P - 10 - Sums under 5s.... . i n Donations. Loiuati, Mrs. 8 '10 - CortdU,Tnos - B - CorletVJ. J - B - Contribution Boxes. - 12 - -Hoffatt, Miss - 10 - [Cowley, R - S - Crenneli,W - B Total £30 12 - Motfatt, Miss E. ... - 10 - Donations. •Cruictebank, J. M. - 10 - Moore, W. F. and Son - 10 - Contribution Boxes. 649 Nicholson Bros - 6 - Fletcher, Mrs - B - Gibb,Mrs. 1 - - Parker and Lester ..2 2 - Gilmonr, Mrs. - 5 - Greenwood. D. H. . . - 10 - •Pittar, W. P. J. ..11- JERSEY BRANCH. Qoiggin and Co..... - 10 - *Hardie, Capt. Jas. . 1 - - Sherwood and Co.... - 6 - Isle of Man Steam Packet Company .22- President— Swinnerton, C - 6 - PORT ERIN BRANCH. Lieut. -General C. B. EWAET, Steam Packet Co. C.B., R.E. (I. 0. M.) 6 - - Chairman — Kewley, Rev. J - B - LooDey J. C - 10 - Thomson, W - B - Rev. B. BROWNE, Hon. Secretary — Todhunter and Elliot - B - PBIUT BATOAISS, Esq. Torrance and Co. . . . - 6 - Honorary Secretary — Nelson, C. B . . . , - 6 - •Torrance, G., Junr. - 10 - Mr. GEORGE U TKCSTBUM. •Paton, Rev. G 1 - - Annual Subscriptions. Willson, Misses.... - 6 - •Baudains, Ph - 10 « - Sums under 6s. a 12 6 Donations. •Roose, W.fl -10 - •Barker, T - B - Rodd, T.B., the late - 6 - Blampled, Capt John - 6 - •Browne, Bev.B.... - 10 - Collected by Master Total £S8 4 6 Scott, Robt. 2 - - •Clague, James .... - 6 - Skillicorn, Wm - 6 - Thellussoii, Colonel, •UeGruchy.Capt.C . - 5 - Ewart, Lieut.-Gen. Donations. j p , i _ . Crellin, George - 5 - •Wilson, S 1 - - C. B,C.B., RE... - 10 - *Gale, Tiros 22- Sums under 5s 1 5 - •Le Crooier, Dr. H.. - S Webb, S C - Gillow, Mrs - 10 - Jersey Swimming *Myhea, James .... - B - Total *1S 18 - Clab 1 football Match and Qualtrough, E - i> - •Pipon, General .... - 10 6 - Qualtrongh, Thos. . . - 6 - •Sanmarez, Admiral, Collected by Messrs. Sansbury, J. J. . . . . - 5 - Donations. Evarard on occa- •Trustrum, Geo. L: . - 10 - Corlett, Henry, to- sion of illumination Walterson, J - 5 - wards cost of new Total £4 1 $ '. Sums under Si. .... 1 6 - slipway 5 - - Sams nnder 5s. 136 Donations. ConttibutionBoxe6.lt 1 4 Total £t 7 - Total Dons. .... B - - Bandalns, Ph 110 - Total Sabs. ....18 18 - Donations. £5 11 6 Total Done 6T ifl 8 Proceeds of Concert. 3 15 - Total Subs ....38 4 6 Contribution Boxes . 3 18 - £23 IS - £105 15 3 ilB - -