THE LIFE-BOAT,
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JOTJBNAL OF THE NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION.
(ISSUED QUABTEBLY.)
VOL. X.—No. 112.] MAY 1, 1879. [PBICB
AT the ANNUAL GENEBAL MEETING of the BOYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, held at Willis's Booms, King Street, St. James's Square, on Tuesday, the 18th day of March 1879, his Grace the DUKE OF NORTHUMBERLAND, Lord Privy Seal, President of the Institution, in the Chair, the following Eeport of the Committee was read by the Secretary:— SCOTLAND ANNUAL EEPOET. KIXCARDIXESHIRE Gourdon. THE Committee of Management of the KIRKCUDBRIGHT . Kirkcudbright. EOTAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, in fulfilment of their duty to its supporters IRELAND. and to the British Public, for whose sympathy and co-operation they plead, DUBLIN . . . •. Kingstown. WEXFORD . . . Cahore. have once more the satisfaction to render „ ... Wexford (No. 2). an account of their stewardship. KERRY .... Tralee Bay. In so doing they entertain the hope that their transactions during the past Although, it will be thus Been that the twelve months may be found to merit Institution is not now called on to esta- the same confidence and approval which blish many new Life-boat Stations on the for a long series of years has been to coast, yet it must be remembered that it them a source of pride and encourage- has to maintain its large fleet of Boats, ment. now numbering no less than 268, in a Those transactions may be summarised, state of perfect efficiency, and that from under the usual heads, as follows :— time to time the earlier of those Boats, and others which may have received Life-loats.—Since thelastAnnualTteport serious injury, require to be replaced by ten new Life-boats have been placed on the new ones; and that the Society has, coast, three of them to new Stations and therefore, the same need as heretofore of seven to replace old or inefficient boats. the kind and generous support afforded The following are the Stations to which to it. they have been sent:—• During the year 1878 the Life-boats of the Institution rescued 471 persons from ENGLAND. wrecked or endangered vessels, nearly DURHAM . . Hartlepool. the whole of them under perilous circum- LINCOLNSHIRE Donna Nook. KENT . . . Dover. stances, when ordinary boats could not DEVONSHIRE . Dartmouth. with safety have been employed.
LIFE-BOAT JOURNAL.—YOL. X.—No. 112. 2 E 436 ANNUAL KEPOKT. [MAY 1, 1879.
The Committee are happily able to report The services of its Life-boats during that these invaluable services have been each month of the year were as follows: — performed without the loss of a single life, Number or an accident to any of the Boats em- of Life- Vessels Lives 1878. boat Saved. Saved. ployed. For such immunity they cannot Launches. feel too thankful, when the magnitude of 34 1 59 the risk incurred, especially during the 7 18 33 4 73 numerous stormy night services, is taken 11 1 68 into consideration. 15 1 18 June, July, arid August 13 2 22 September .... 20 2 64 Shipwrecks.—Notwithstanding the fact 23 20 November .... 40 6 103 that the shipping interests of this country December .... 11 26 increase every year, the number of ship- Total .... 207 471 wrecks was less last year than it had 17 been previously for a long period. The It must always occur that the launches NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION has of Life-boats unattended with positive always contended that in proportion as results must, during storms, be very our sailors improve in education, care, numerous; and last year formed no ex- and thrift, the number of shipping ception. At such times, however, Life- disasters at home and abroad would boatmen have no time for hesitation; for diminish. the signal of distress always means It is, nevertheless, a sad reflection that urgency, and very often, in the absence the actual loss of life last year on the of the Life-boats, death to those on board coasts and in the seas of the British Isles the distressed ship. has been unusually heavy. It is only In addition to these Life-boat services, necessary to refer to the 366 persons who 145 lives were saved from shipwreck by perished from H.M.S. Eurydice, 284 from shore-boats and other means, whose crews the German ironclad'Grosser Kurfiirst, and were rewarded by the Institution. to the 600 from the steamer Princess Alice, It is also gratifying to mention that in the. river Thames. It is consolatory, hundreds of lives are saved every year by however, to know that so far as the medns of the Eocket Apparatus, belong- operations of the NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT ing to the BOARD OF TEADB, and worked INSTITUTION were concerned, they have so efficiently by the Coastguard and the been attended with more than usual suc- Eocket Volunteer Brigades. cess. Thus, as we have already men- The number of lives saved during tioned, not a single life has been lost from the fifty-five years from the establish- its 268 Life-boats during the past twelve ment of the Institution, to the end of the months; notwithstanding the fact that on year 1878, either by its Life-boats or by service and quarterly exercise its Life- special exertions for which it has granted saving Fleet was manned by about 12,000 rewards, is 26,051, as shown in the persons. annexed table. In the No.i. of Lives In the No..of Lives In the No.of Lives In the No. of Lives In the No. of Lives Year Saved. Year Saved. Year Year Saved. Year Saved. 1824 124 1836 225 1848 123 1860 455 1872 739 1825 218 1837 272 1849 209 1861 424 1873 668 1826 175 1838 456 1850 470 1862 574 1874 713 1827 163 1839 279 1851 230 1863 714 1875 921 1828 301 1840 353 1852 773 1864 698 1876 600 1829 463 1841 128 1853 678 1865 714 1877 1,048 1830 372 1842 276 1854 355 1866 921 1878 616 1831 287 1843 236 1855 406 1867 1,086 1832 310 1844 193 1856 473 1868 862 Total 26,051 1833 449 1845 235 1857 374 1869 1,231 1834 214 1846 134 1858 427 1870 784 1835 364 1847 157 1859 499 1871 882 MAT 1,1879.] ANNUAL EEPOKT. 437
The amount of happiness thus brought and has voted 92 Gold Medals, 892 Silver home to so many thousands of persons Medals, and 57,710?. in pecuniary rewards can, of course, only be adequately appre- for saving life from shipwreck. ciated by the saved themselves; but their families and the public at large are also Barometers.—The Committee have the fully sensible of the great importance of satisfaction to state that the one hundred the national services of the Life-boat and four barometers which they have Institution; and it must ever be a source placed at Life-boat Stations and elsewhere of satisfaction to all its coadjutors on continue to be thoroughly appreciated by the coast and its numerous supporters to the boatmen and fishermen. The daily feel that they have helped to bring about indications of each instrument are care- a result which, as far as Life-boat services fully chronicled ; and thus fishermen and are concerned, is without a parallel in others are, as far as possible, warned of the history of the saving of life from the approach of a coming storm, which, shipwreck. in the absence of the barometer, they might have had to encounter far at sea. Rewards.—In the Appendix a summary is given of the cases where honorary and other rewards have been voted. During Local Committees. — The Committee the past year 2 Silver Medals, 9 Votes of again tender their best acknowledgments Thanks inscribed on vellum, and 2750Z. for the valuable and earnest co-operation have been granted for saving the lives of afforded them by the Local Branch Com- 616 persons by Life-boats, shore and mittees, and their Honorary Secretaries, fishing boats, and by other means, on the which constitute so important a part coasts and outlying sandbanks of the of the work and supervision of the In- United Kingdom. stitution's numerous Life-boat Establish- The Committee continue to devote ments, and the collection of funds for much time and consideration to the in- their support. vestigation and granting of these rewards. Thus each case is minutely inquired into, Finances.—The donations, subscriptions, in the first instance, through the valu- and dividends during the year 1878 able co-operation of the Officers of Coast- have been 34,493?. 3s. 5d., of which sum guard and Customs, the local Com- 4580?. were special gifts to defray the mittees of the several Branches, or cost of the following eight Life-boats:— other responsible persons; and afterwards they are in succession thoroughly con- £. s. d. sidered by the preparatory Committee, Cadgwith—Joseph Armstrong Life- previous to their being sanctioned by boat Memorial Fund .... 550 0 0 the General Committee at their monthly Cahore—The Misses"Brooke, per John Richardson, Esq., Q.C 600 0 0 meetings. Cemaes—Loyal Order of Ancient The thanks of the Institution are due to Shepherds, A.U 200 0 0 the Admiral Superintendent of Naval Ee- Hartlepool, No. 3 —Miss Sarah Bar- serves, and the Officers and men of the low 600 0 0 Rhyl, No. 2—D 750 0 0 Coastguard Service, for their continued Wexford, No. 2—Civil Service Life- valuable co-operation. boat Fund 480 0 0 Since the establishment of the Insti- Friends at Manchester . 800 0 0 tution, it has expended on Life-boat Sta- Samuel Bird, Esq. ... 600 0 0 tions, and other means for saving life from shipwreck, on the coasts of the The Committee have also thegratification United Kingdom, upwards of 480,000?., to acknowledge the receipt, since the last _____ 438 ANNUAL EEPOET. [MAY 1, 1879.
Keport, of the following other special £. s. d. Maltby, Miss Jane, Southwell . . 50 0 0 contributions:— Mason, Miss E., Necton .... 1,000 0 0 £. s. d. Ovey, Miss Jane, Henley-on-Thames 500 0 0 HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN (animal Partridge, Mr. Charles, of Shelly, subscription) 50 0 0 Suffolk. (An annual contribution Alsatia, s.s., collected on board, per of 2Z., to be paid during the lives Messrs. Henderson Brothers . 622 of his brother and sister.) Armstrong, Thomas, Esq., Ore, near Paton, William, Esq., Greenock . . 30 0 0 Hastings, Executors of the late . 200 0 0 Popham, Mrs., Ardchattan, Argyle- " A Thank-offering from F. R. A." . 100 0 0 shire 500 0 0 Bristol Histrionic Club, in aid of the Puekle, Miss Caroline, Cambcrwell . 20 0 0 support of their Life-boat at Lossie- Shaw, James, Esq., Brighton . . 100 0 0 mouth, N.B 50 0 0 Snagg, Sir William, Georgetown, Burnley, Lancashire, St. James's Demerara 10 0 0 Schools, contents of contribution Sykes, Mrs. A. E., Butharlyp How, box at, per Mr. C. Everson, addi- Grasmere 600 0 0 tional 4 12 0 Thomas, Miss Louisa, Bowdon, Clapton Debating Society, per Thomas Chester 1,000 0 0 Carpenter, Esq G 18 6 Thompson, Miss Sarah, Manghold, Covent Garden Life-boat Fund, Isle of Man 50 0 0 Stewards of the, per Mr. J. Webber, Tinkler, Mrs. Elizabeth, Brixton 5 0 0 additional 157 10 0 Trowel], William, Esq., Fletton, Hun- Haverstock Hill Congregational tingdon 100 0 0 Sunday School, Maitland Park, col- West, Richard Thornton, Esq., Exeter 500 0 0 lected at the, per Mr. W. H. E. Bennett, additional ..... 2 17 3 Jumna, H.M.S., contribution from There were expended during the past the Canteen Fund of, per Lieut. M. L. Kelham, R.N 500 year 10,879?. 11s. lid. on additional Life- Maidstone, H.M. Prison, moiety of boats, Transporting Carriages, Boat-houses, offertory at, per Rev. A. H. Harri- son, additional 100 and necessary gear; 13,459?. 14s. 8d. Newport (Mon.) Histrionic Club, pro- in repairs, painting, refitting, &c.; ceeds of ninth annual entertain- ment, per G. M. Humphries, Esq., 8151?. 12s. Od. in rewards for services to additional 23 13 0 shipwrecked crews, coxswains'salaries, and Railway Clearing House, contents of contribution box at the, per H. quarterly practice of the Life-boats' crews; Turner, Esq., additional ... 5 10 0 " W.," anonymous 100 0 0 and 2030?. Is. lOd. on the new Life-boat Weston-super-Mare, moiety of collec- store-yard of the Institution at Poplar: tions in St. John's and Trinity Churches, in November, per Capt. making altogether—including liabilities R.D.Crawford 29 15 8 on Life-boat Houses now in course of con- struction, and other expenses—a total of 40,406?. 14s. 3d. against receipts amount- LEGACIES IN 1878-9. ing to 34,493?. 3s. 5d. £. «. d. The Committee have the satisfaction to Armstrong, Mrs. Hannah, Skerton, Lancaster ...... 19 19 0 state that they have received in full the Atkinson, Miss Alice, Giggleswick, amount—2500?.—being the balance due York 19 19 0 Back, Admiral Sir George, F.R.S. . 100 0 0 to the Institution from the estate of the Ditto, to be invested in Government late firm of Messrs. WILLIS, PEBCIVAL, Stock and the interest to be applied in providing annually a substantial and Co. dinner for the crew of the Rams- The items of receipt and expenditure gate Life-boat 200 0 0 Baker, Mrs. C. H., Acton . . . 19 19 0 are fully detailed in the financial state- Ball, James, Esq., Reading . . 50 0 0 ment, which has been audited as usual by Barnicot, Richard, Esq., Dorking 200 0 0 Batho, J. A. Esq., Brighton . . 100 0 0 Mr. LOVELOCK, public accountant. Burrell, Miss F. A., Durham . . 100 0 0 The Committee, deeply sensible, as Fisher, Edward, Esq., Ashby-de-la- Zouch 100 0 0 years roll round, of the increasing import- Foxton, Mrs. C. D., Pendlebury, near ance of their duties, and encouraged by Manchester 1,000 0 0 Hoyle, Duncan, Esq., Orme Square, the sympathy and generous support Bayswater 1,000 0 0 which they have hitherto received, are Jones, Edward, Esq., Port Hope, Ontario, Canada 3,000 dels. animated afresh in laying the claims Kendall, William, Esq., Exeter . . 1,000 0 0 of the Institution before the British Lupton, Miss Mary, Broughton, Sal- ford 100 0 0 Public. MAT 1, 1879.] ANNUAL EEPOKT. 439
List of the Services of the Life-boats of the Boyal National Life-boat Institution during the Tear 1878.
Admiral, schooner, of Thurso ... 4 Gorm, B.S.. of Copenhagen 21 Prospero, barque, of Genoa — ren- Ann, smack, of Berwick 2 Greyhound, ketch, of Portbcawl dered assistance. Ann, schooner, of Runcorn 6 —assisted to save vessel and... 3 Raven, sloop, of Liverpool ...... 3 Balmoral, S.8., of London 19 Henry, schooner, of Whitby— Bidesdale, barque, of Southampton Blossom, schooner, of Aberdeen.. 3 rendered assistance. —assisted to save vessel and. . . 12 Brovghton, barque, of Swansea .. 15 Henry, dandy, of Bridgwater— Royal Arch, barque, of Sunderland remained by vessel. —rendered assistance. Cam Tual, barque, of Liverpool. 9 Heroine, schooner, of Dartmouth. 3 Caroline Marion, schooner, of St. Helen, brigantine, of Carnarvon 5 Dumfries 4 James, schooner, of Thurso 4 Satty, fishing-sloop, of Wells. ... 4 Charles Challoner, barque, of James and Sarah, fishing-boat, of Sarah, coble, of Scarborough — Fleetwood..... 1 Scarborough 2 saved vessel and ...... 3 Charlotte, schooner, of Ponmadoc 4 Jane, flshing-coble, of Collercoats SeaJUnaer, brigantine, of Seaham. 5 —rendered assistance. Cochrina, barque, of Cardiff- Smithfield, schooner, of Aberdeen 1 remained by vessel. Jane Shearer, schooner, of Thurso 4 Southern Cross, pilot-boat, of Countess of Durham, barque, of Jeanne d'Arc, brig, of Trouville— Montrose— saved boat and ..... 2 Youghal—Tendered assij-tance. assisted to save vessel and 12 Spartan, s.s., of Rotterdam ..... 10 Cygnet, brigantine, of Silloth.... 4 Jokann Benjamin, barque, of Staithes fishing-cobles — rendered Delhi, brigantine, of Belfast 6 Memel 9 assistance. Lady of the Lake, smack, of Ports- Star of Peace, barge, of London . 3 Vispatch, sihooner, of Sunderland mouth 4 —assisted to save vessel and .. 3 Star of the West, schooner, of Lark, schooner, of Aberdeen .... 4 Donna, Maria, brigantine, of Bridgwater — saved vessel and . 5 Swansea—assisted to save vessel Margaret, schooner, of Goole .... 5 Sueine Meinde, barque, of Pillau. 10 and 6 Margaret Ann, schooner, of Car- Swallow, smack— rendered assist- Dryad, steamer, of Glasgow .... 4 narvon—assisted to save vessel ance. and 4 Theresa, barque, of North Shields 11 Dusty Miller, barque, of Liverpool Marianne, schooner, of London .. 4 —remained by vessel. Thorn, smack, of Chester ...... 2 Mary, schooner, of Inverness .... 5 Eagle, 8.S., of Neath—remained Unionist, schooner, of Berwick . . 5 Mary Ann, smack, of St. Andrew's 3 by vessel. Velocity, schooner, of Nefyn ..... 3 Mary Elizabeth, schooner, of Beau- Elbe, steamer — remained by Wasp, smack, of Belfast ...... 3 vessel. maris 5 Matilda, brig, ofLaurvig 10 Welcome, fishing-boat, of Hartle- Eliza, brig, of Shoreham ...... 9 pool ...... 2 Meggie, smack, of Sunderland ... 3 .£Zi£a, fishing-boat, of Scarborough 2 Whitby fishing-boats — rendered Elisabeth Klwstertoer, brigan- Jfelita, brig, of Blyth—crew and assistance. beachmen 16 tine 1 William Kaizby, barque, of Lon- Elizabeth and Catherine, barque, Milky Way, schooner, of Fraser- don — assisted to save vessel. burgu—assistedtosavevesseland 4 of Sunderland — remained by Wladiener, brig, of Libau ...... 8 vessel. Montagu, 8.S., of Liverpool 18 Zephyr, schooner, of Montrose — Emerald Isle, schooner, of Drog- Mystery, cutter, of Great Yar- assisted to save vessel and .... 5 heda—saved vessel and 6 mouth—saved vessel. Zosteria, schooner, of Colchester Escape, schooner, of Hull 1 Newbiggln fishing-boats — ren- —assisted to save vessel and . . 5 Eva, schooner, of Rnncorn ...... 4 dered assistance. Old Goody, brigantine, of Faver- Fairy, dandy, of Wexford 6 Total lives saved by Life-boats, in fearless, schooner, of Guernsey . 6 sham —assisted to save vessel and 8 18J8, in addition to 17 vessels . 71 f. Edwards, schooner, of Grimsby 6 During the same period the Insti- Florida, brigantine, of Chrietiania Olinka, Austrian brig 12 Olive Branch, sloop, of Cardiff .. 3 tution granted rewards for saving —assisted to save vessel and .. 7 lives by fishing and other boats 145 Frances Mary, brigautitie, of Oscar, s.s., of Leith 22 Drogheda 1 Phoenician, schooner, of Douglas. 4 Garland, brig, of South Shields.. 9 Phrenix, schooner, of London.... 4 616 Golden Plover, brig, of Sunder- Pioneer, steamer, of Dublin—ren- land 10 dered assistance. RESOLUTIONS PASSED AT THE ANNUAL MEETING FOB 1879.
His GRACE THE DUKE OF NORTHUMBERLAND, LORD PKIVY SEAL, PRESIDENT OF THE INSTITUTION, IN THE CHAIR. 1.—Moved by the CHAIRMAN :— 4.—That this Meeting offers its best thanks to THOMAS CHAPMAN, Esq., F.B.S., 1.—That the following Noblemen and V.P., Chairman; to the Committee of Gentlemen be the Officers of the Institution Management, and to the Officers of the for the current year:—(Vide next page for Institution, for their able and untiring this list.) exertions in administering its extensive affairs. 2.—Moved by the Bight Hon. STEPHEN CAVE, M.P., V.P. Also "to the Honorary Local Committees | and Secretaries of the several Branches Seconded by the Most Noble the MABQUIS of HEADFORT. of the Institution, for their continued earnest and active co-operation. 2.—That the Beport now read be adopted, printed, and circulated. 5.—Moved by Admiral of the Fleet Sir GEORGE E. SARTOHIUS, K.C.B. 3.—Moved by the Eight Hon. the EARL of COURTOWN. Seconded by the Eight Hon. EARL Seconded by Eev. E. HEWLETT, M.A., PEECT, M.P. Hon. Sec. of the Manchester Branch of the Institution. 5.—That this Meeting regards with much satisfaction the brave exertions of 3.—That this Meeting—viewing the the Coxswains and Crews of the Life- continued success which characterises the boats, who are ever willing to man them organisation and administration of the in the stormiest weather and the darkest NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, and nights. particularly regarding the gratifying fact that not a single life was lost from its 6.—Moved by THOMAS CHAPMAN, Esq., Life-boats during the past year—pledges F.B.S., V.P., Chairman. itself to make renewed efforts to per- petuate and increase the operations of an Seconded by Admiral J. B. B. MCHARDT. Institution which, from its first esta- blishment, has, under Providence, con- tributed to the saving of 26,051 lives 6.—That the best thanks of this Meet- from shipwreck. ing be given to his Grace the DUKE OF NORTHUMBERLAND, Lord Privy Seal, for so 4.—Moved by Captain the Hon. FRANCIS aWy presiding over the fifty-fifth Annual MAUDE, E.N. Meeting of the EOYAL NATIONAL LIFE- BOAT INSTITUTION, and for the continued Seconded by Captain MARTIN, E.N. kind interest he takes in its welfare. HOYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, For the Preservation of life from Shipwreck. (ItKorparatcd by Mm/al Charter.)
FOUNDED lit 1824.—SUPPORTE D SOLELY BY VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS.
PATBONESS. (gracious ;fHaj«itt> tJje (©unit.
VICE-PATRON. HIS BOTAL HIGHNESS THE PB1NOE OP WALES, K.G.
PEESIDENT. HIS SBACB THE DUKE OP NORTHUMBERLAND, Lord Privy Seal. VICE-PBESIDENTS. His Grace the ARCHBISHOP of CANTERBURY, F.R.S. THOMAS CHAPMAN, Esq., F.R.S., Chairman of Lloyd's His Grace the DUKE of ARGYIL, K.T., F.R.S. Register. The Most Noble the MARQUIS of CHOLMONDELEY. EDWARD BTRKBECK, Esq., M.P. The Right Hon. the EARL of LEICESTFR, K.G. Colonel TALBOT CLIFTON. The Right Hon. LORD HATHERLET, P.O., F.B.S. E. W. COOKE, Esq.. R.A., F.R.S. The Right Hon. LORD ROBARTES. Capt. NICHOLAS DE STE. CBOIX, H.C.S. The Right Hon. I.ORD HAMPTON, (5.C.B., F.R.S. W. K. HAKTOS, Esq. The Right Hon. STEPHEN CAVE. M.P. GEORGE LTALL, Esq., late Governor of the Bank of England. Admiral Sir GRORGR BROKE-Mit>DLETON,Bart., C.B. T. B. POTTER, Esq., M.P. Sir EDWABD Gf. L. PEKHOTT, Bart. KOBBST WHITWOBTH, Esq.
COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT. THOMAS CHAPMAN, Esq., F.R.S., V.P., Chairman. GEORGE LTALL, Esq., V.P., Deputy Chairman. The MARQUIS of CHOLMONDBLEY. V.P. Sir FRANCIS BOTD OUTRAM, Bart. The Right Hon. STEPHEN CAVE, Jt J"., Y.P. Lord ALFRED H. PAGKT. Captain L. T. CAVE. Colonel GEORGE PALMER. Sir WILLIAM R. CLATTON, Bart. GKOEGE PALMER, Esq. Colonel FITZ-ROY CL • YTON. The EARL PERCY, M.P. Admiral sir RICHARD COHINSON, K.C.B., Depnty Master of Sir EDWARD G. L. PERROTT, Bart., V.P. the Trinity House. Vice-Admlral AUGUSTUS PHILLIMOKE, Admiral Saperin- Colonel the Hon. o. F. CRICHTON. tendent of Naval Reserves. Capt. NICHOLAS DE STE. CROIX. H.C.S.. V.P. fAdmlralty. The Hon. T. 0 AGAH-ROBARTES. Capt. F. J. O. EVAKS, B.N., C.B.. F.R.S., Hydrographer to the jidmlral A. P. RYDER, The Right Hon. G. J. GOSCHBS, M.P. Admiral of the Fleet Sir GEORGE R. SARTORIUS, E.C.B. JOHN GRIFFITH, Esq. Vlce-Admlral Sir J. WALTER TARLETON, K.C.B. WILLIAM H. BARTON,Esq., V.P. Malor-Gciieral TULLOH, R.A., C.B. The Right Hon. JOHN GELLIBRAND HUBBARD, M.P.: The Eight Hon. the EARL WALDEGBATB. Admiral J. B. B. McHARDY. Hear-Admiral J.H. WARD. EUGENE F. NOEL. Esq. T. M. WEGDELIN, Esq., M.P.
TRUSTEES. THOMAS CHAPMAN, Esq., F.R.S., V.P. GEORGE LYALL, Esq, V.P. The Right Hon. STEPHEN CAVE, M.P., V.P. BANKEBS—Messrs. COUTTS and Co., 59 Strand. t, TBEASUBER—HUGH LINDSAY ANTROBUS, -Esq. ATTDITOB—SAMUEI. LOVELOCK. Esq, Pnhllc Acconntant, F.IAL. HOW. ABCHITECT-C. H. COOKE, Esq., F.S.A. HOH. SOIICITOBS-ifessrs. CtAnos and Sose. SECBETABT—RICHARD LEWIS, of the Inner Temple, Esq., Barrteter-at-Law. Chief Life-boat Inspector—Bear-Admiral J. R.WARD.
T ifo Vinot TnRn»»tnr9 ( Rear-Admiral D. ROBERTSON-MACDONALD, nte-6o« inspectors vLleut a A MOj,TEn,Hi R.N.
The object of this Institution, as declared In Its title. Is to afford assistance to every shipwrecked person aronnd the Coasts of the United Kingdom. The chief means by which the Society hopes to carry this object Into effect are :— To build, station, and maintain In repair, Llfe-boau of the most perfect description; to nimtsti them with »I! aecessan Appurtenances, Including Houses to preserve them In, and Carriages for their conveyance to the spots where their Servlcer are called tor; and further, to provide, through the Instrumentality of Local Committees, for their proper Management, anu the occasional Exercise of their Crews. To confer Honorary Rewards In the form of Medals and Totes of Thanks, and also to make liberal grants of money to all persons who, at the risk of their own lives, save, or attempt to save, those ol others on board vessels wrecked, or In distress, upon any part of tne Coasts of the United Kingdom. As an index of the necessity for the provision of such a machinery as the above. It may he stated that the average loss oi lives from shipwreck annually on the shores of the United Kingdom Is 700. Dr. INCOME AND EXPENDITURE.—1st Jan. to 31st Dec. 1878.
To LIFE-BOATS, viz.:— £. e. d. £. i. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. Broadstairs (repairs) . . . 150 16 6 By Donations. 12,769 18 1 Cahore 363 0 0 By Subscrip- Donna Nook 363 0 0 tions. . . 3,389 4 6 Drogheda, No. 1 . . . . 363 0 0 16,159 2 7 Fleetwood 303 0 0 By Special Gifts, amounting Hartlepool, No. 3 .... 331 8 0 to £4,580, for the follow- Kingstown 412 0 0 ing Life-boats :— Wexford, No. 2 363 0 0 Yarmouth (repairs) ... 80 11 5 Cadgwith — Joseph Arm- Spare Life-boats . . . . 1,451 18 0 strong Lifeboat Memorial Alterations and repairs of Li fe- Fund 550 0 0 boats, and Sundry Expenses on the 268 Life-boat Stations 9,244 8 8 Cahore—The Misses Brook, Salaries to four Inspectors of per John Richardson, Life-boats 1,960 0 0 Esq., Q.C 600 0 0 Travelling Expenses, &c., of ditto 847 17 11 Cemaes — Loyal Order of -16,294 0 6 Ancient Shepherds, A. U. (in addition to £600in 1876) 200 0 0
Hartlepool, No. 3—Miss Sarah To LIFE-BOAT HOUSES and SLIPWAYS, viz.:— Barlow 600 0 0 Cruden Bay (balance) . . 197 10 0 Rhyl, No. 2—D. (in addition Dartmouth 418 16 0 to £100 in 1877) ... 750 0 0 Fishguard 308 0 0
Giles'Quay 325 4 0 Wexford, No. 2—Civil Ser- Gourdon 303 10 0 vice Life-boat Fund . , 480 0 0 Hornsea 325 18 0 Porthcawl 373 10 0 Friends at Man- Tralee Bay 393 15 0 chester 800 0 0 Tynemouth 100 0 0 Samuel Bird, Esq. 600 0 0 Wexford, No. 2 .... 350 0 0 Alterations and repairs of By Contributions from Life-boat Houses, &c. . . 957 14 1 Branches 5,360 6 11 4,053 By Dividends and Interest . 8,393 13 11
To LIFE-BOAT CARRIAGES, viz. :— Cahore 139 0 0 Donna Nook 139 o 0 Drogheda, No. 1 . . . . 139 0 0 Hope Cove 125 13 0 Rye 136 3 0 Spare Carriages .... 276 10 0 Alterations and repairs of Life-boat Carriages, &c. . 449 14 0 1,405 0 0
Carried forward . £21,752 17 7 Carried forward £34,493 3 5 Dr. INCOME AND EXPENDITURE.— 1st Jan. to 31st Dec. 1878— continued. Cr.
£. .1. d. £. s. d. Brought forward £21,7 5217 7 Brought forward £34,493 3 5 To Rewards, Medals, &c., for saving Life, Coxswains' Salaries, and Life-boat Crews for exercising the Boats quarterly . . . 8, 1)1 12 0 Life-boat Stores and Life-belts . . . .2,5•690 Life-boat Store Yard and Depot at Poplar . 2,0,.10 1 10 Printing, Life-boat Journal, Annual Report, Stationery, Books, &c 2(32 5 9 / Advertisements, Postages, and Parcels . . 3H 2 C / Salaries to Secretary and Clerks . . . .1,729 10 0 / Auditor's Fee ,H 10 0 / Law Expenses on Leases and Bequests . . li>6 15 0 / Brokerage on Purchase and Sale of Stock . 13 11 6 ' Repairs and Alterations at the House of the )S 15 0 : / Rent, Taxes, Housekeeper, Fuel, &c. . . 2 16 7 5 / Annual Meeting, Messengers, &c. ... .38 3 2 / Total Expenditure. . . . 37,439 0 9 Total Income . . 34,493 3 5
/ By Balance, being excess of / i Expenditureoverlncome 2,945 17 4
£37,439 0 9 £37,439 0 9 n£=_M
Dr. BALANCE SHEET.--31st December 1878. Cr. £. s. d. £. s. d. To Creditors for Life-boats, Trans- By 3 per cent. Reduced 12 3 porting Carriages, Boat Houses, &c. 2,967 13 6 Cost 65,942 By East India Railway 4J per To Capital, 31st De- cent. Debentures . . . „ 30,124 7 6 cember 1877 . . 209,763 5 2 Ditto 4 per cent. De- To Legacies . . . 7,397 1 0 bentures .... „ 22,885 10 0 By North Eastern Railway * 217,160 6 2 4 per cent. Debentures . „ 29,387 15 0 To Balance of Income By Metropolitan Board of Works 3£ per Cents. . . „ 28,156 . 5 ° and Expenditure for By London and St. Katharine the year ending 31st Docks 4 per cent. Deben- December 1878 :— „ 20,000 0 0 By Great Western Railway Expendi- 5 per cent. Stock . . . „ 17,518 15 0 ture . . 37,439 0 9 ByRussian Nicolas Railway 4 per cent. Bonds (a Income . . 34,493 3 5 . . 400 0 0 2,945 17 4 By Manchester Corporation Loss through 4 per cent. Stock (a Gift) . . 300 0 0 stoppage of By Great Northern Railway Messrs.Willis, 6 per cent Stock (a Gift) . . 300 0 0 Percival, & Co., Ditto Ordinary Stock . . 40 0 0 bankers . 1,5S5 7 5 By Royal Victoria Yacht \ 531 4 9 Club 5 per cent. Deben- 212,629 1 5 . . 125 0 0 By Balance at Bankers . . 416 10 2
£215,596 14 11 £215,596 14 11
Examined and found correct, Wth January 1879. (Signed) SAMUEL LOVELOCK, ^Auditor. 444 STATEMENT OF THE SEVERAL LIFE-BOATS BELONGING TO OB IN CONNECTION WITH TM
When No. of No. STATION. Length. Breadth. Stationed Oars. or Named.
ENGLAND. Ft. to. PI. in. 1 NORTHUMBERLAND BERWICK-ON-TWEED - - - 33 0 8 0 10 1864 2 HOLY ISLAND — No. 1 — — — 32 0 7 4 10 1865 3 No. 2 - - - 32 0 7 4 10 1868 4 NORTH SUNDERLASD — — — 33 0 8 0 10 1865 5 BOULMER — - - - — 33 0 8 0 10 1866 6 ALNMOUTH 32 0 7 5 10 1865 7 34 0 8 4 10 1866 8 CBESSWELL — — — — — 30 0 8 0 8 1875 9 34 0 8 4 10 1866 10 BLYTH — No. 1 — - — - 33 0 8 0 10 1867 11 „ No. 2 - - - - 31 0 8 0 12 1854 12 33 0 8 0 10 1866 13 TYNEJIOCTH— No. 1 - — .— 37 0 9 0 12 1875 14 No. 2 - - - 33 0 8 1 10 1872 15 32 0 7 5 10 1865 16 SuNDEKLAND No. 1 — — - 30 0 8 0 8 1876 17 No. 2 - - - 30 3 8 7 10 1866 18 No. 3 - - - 33 0 8 2 10 1865 19 „ No. 4 - - - 36 0 9 0 12 1872 20 SEAHAM ------33 0 8 6 10 1870 21 HABTLEPOOI, — No. 1 — — — 33 0 8 6 JO 1876 22 No. 2 - - - 35 0 9 0 10 1876 23 No. 3 - - - 33 0 8 6 10 1878 24 WEST HAKTLEPOOL — No. 1 - 33 0 8 6 10 1869 25 No. 2 - 34 0 8 9 10 1874 26 SEATON CAREW - - - — 33 0 8 6 10 1873. 27 YORKSHIRE - - MTODLESBOROUGH - - - - 33 0 8 0 10 1864 28 36 0 9 6 10 1867 29 S i °A^ v 30 0 10 0 10 1878 30 STAITHES — — — — — 32 0 8 0 10 1875 31 32 0 7 5 10 1866 32 U G 32 0 7 6 10 1879 33 WHITBY— No. 1 - - - 32 0 7 7 10 1870 34 „ No. 2 - - - - 32 0 7 6 8 1879 35 SCARBOROUGH — — — - 35 0 9 0 10 1872 36 33 0 8 0 10 1863 37 FLAMBOROUGH — No. 1 — — - 33 0 8 6 10 1871 38 No. 2- - - S3 0 8 0 10 1879 39 BRTDLINGTON - - — - 34 0 7 7 10 1871 40 32 0 7 6 10 1875 41 30 0 8 0 8 1878 42 LINCOLNSHIRE — CLEETHORPES— — — 33 0 8 6 10 1868 43 DONNA NOOK - — — — 34 0 8 0 10 1878 44 THEDI>JLETUORPE — — — — 30 0 8 11 12 1871 45 30 0 8 0 8 1876 46 SUTTON — — — — — — 30 0 8 0 8 1876 47 SKEGNF.SS — — - — — 33 0 8 0 10 1874 48 32 0 7 6 10 1867 49 33 0 8 0 10 1874 50 33 0 8 6 10 1869 51 BLAKENEY — - — — — 37 0 9 5 12 1873 52 36 0 9 0 12 1867 53 34 0 8 8 10 1868 54 M.UNDE.LEY 33 0 8 3 10 1866 55 33 0 8 1 10 1865 56 32 0 7 6 10 1866 57 PALLING — No. 1 — - — — 36 0 8 0 12 1864 58 No. 2 - - - - 40 0 11 6 14 1870
59 WlSTERTON — — - — — 32 0 10 0 12 1878 60 CAISTER — No. 1 - — — - 42 0 11 6 14 1878 61 No. 2 - - - - 33 7 10 0 12 • 1875 NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, laid before the Annual Meeting on the 18th March 1879. 445
NAME OF BOAT AND DONOR. NAME AND ADDRESS OF HOSOEAEY SECBETAKT.
Albert Victor—Manchester Branch B. G. Sinclair, Esq., Berwick-on-Tweed. K r. G., and Mrs. Frith } ^ *• ^ *• Keeling, Holy Island, Seal, B.8.O. Joseph Anstice—The late Mrs. Anstice . . Mr. G. Wilson, Sea Houses, N. Sunderland, Chathill. Robin Hood of Nottingham—Nottingham . Kev. L. J. Stephens, M.A. Long Houghton Vicarage, Lesbury. John Atkinson—Miss Wardell .... H. Smith, Esq., Alnmouth, Bilton, R.S.O. Algernon Sf Eleanor—Her Grace the Dowager Key. A. O. Medd, Amble, Acklington. Duchess of Northumberland. Old Potter—Thos. Hackwood, Esq.. . . Mr. John Robson, Cresswell, Morpeth W. Hopkinson, of Brighovse—The late Miss Rev. E. N. Mangin, M.A., Woodhorn Vicarage, Hopkinson. Morpeth. Salford1— Manchester Branch Thomas Carr—Mrs. Anstice's Legacy.. . Mr. James Darling, Blyth, Northumberland. Palmerston—Peter Reid, Esq Major Adamson, Cullercoats, Newcastle-on-Tyne. Charles Dibdin—Cm\ Service No. 2 Fund. Forester—A. O.. of Foresters }p. J. Messent, Esq.,C.E., Tynemouth, Noith Shields. Thomas Wilson—'R. N. L. B. Institution . Good Tempter—That Life-boat Fund . . Good Will—A. Friend Joseph Horan, Esq., 48 West Sunnyside, Sunderland. Florence Nightingale—Town of Derby . John FouUon—The late Mrs. Foulston . . Sisters Carter, of Harrogate—Misses Carter. William Warham, Esq., Londonderry Offices, Seaham. Charles Mather—Mrs. Annie Mather. . diaries Ingleby—Trust Fund, per G. P. Wragge, Esq i. Herbert Belk, Esq., Hartlepool. John Clay Barlow—Miss Barlow . . . James Davidson Shaw—Mr. Shaw's Legacy. C. A. Baker, Esq., North Eastern Railway, West Foresters' Pride—A. O. of Foresters . . ' Hartlepool. Job Hindley—The late Mr. Hindley, per Rev.John Lawson, M.A.,Seaton Carew,West Hartlepool. Manchester Branch. Crossley—Messrs. J. Crossley end Sons Burton-on- Trent—Town of Burton-on-Trent Charles Jackson, Esq., Collector H.M. Customs, Mid- Thomas and Isabella Firbank, Kingston- dlesbrough. upon-Hull—-Mr.& Mrs.Firbank's Legacies Hannah Somerset—Mrs. Yates' Legacy . . Sheffield—Town of Sheffield \Dr. J. V. Laverick, Hinderwell, Saltburn-by-the-Sea. Joseph Syftes—Mrs. A. E. Sykes' Legacy . Robert Whitworth—Manchester Branch )E. W. Chapman, Esq., Whitby. Harriott Forteath—La.te Mrs. Forteath . . (•Mr.. ReRober' t Gibson, Harbour Master, Whitby. | John Stephenson, Esq., Scarborough. Lady Leigh—Warwickshire Freemasons . \A. E. Hick, Esq., St. Thomas Street, Scarborough. Hollon—Mr. and Mrs. Hollon .... W. Hankes, Esq., Filey, York. Gertrude—Legacy of John Beckett, Esq. . Grace and La/li/ of Broad Oak—Late J. Rev. J. F. Wilkinson, M.A., Flamborough, Hull. Hargreaves, Esq John Abbott—Mr. Abbott's Legacy . Alfred West, Esq.,Garrison St.,BridIingtonQuay, Hull. 40 Ellen and Margaret of Settle— Settle Fund. George Ker Hodson, Esq., Hornsea, near Hull. Admiral Rons—That Life-boat Fund Horatio H. Ayre, Esq., Withernsea, near Hull. Manchester Unity—1. O. of Odd Fels. (M. U.) J. E. Fisher, Esq., Cleethorpes, near Grimsby. Richard— Miss Dixon Mr. Gilbert Houlden, North Somercotes, Grimsby. Dorinda Sf Barbara—Mrs. B. Caslake . . Rev. L. D. Kennedy, M.A., Theddlethorpe, Louth. Caroline—N. R Lieut. E. J. V. Pritchard, R.N., Coastg., Mablethorpe, Land-seer—Miss Landseer R. Bradshaw, Esq., Hogsthorpe, Alford. [Alford. (William Everington, Esq. ^Skegness, Herbert Ingram—Mr. Ingram's Friends (Mr. P. Donovan, Chief Officer, C'. Ga. /Boston. Licensed Victualler—Licensed Victuallers Rev. A.Waller, M.A., Hunstanton, King's Lynn.[Lynn. /Rev. E. K. Kerslake, M.A., Deepdale Rectory, King's Joseph and Mary—The late Mrs. Boetefeur {E. Dewing, Esq., Burnham Overy, King's Lynn. Eliza Adams—Penny Readings' Fund . . Mr. F. B. Southgate, Post Office, Wells, Norfolk. Hettie—A. Friend at Bradford .... Rev. R. H. Tillard, M.A., Blakeney, Norfolk. Duncan—Miss Duncan Rev. Lethbridge Moore, Sheringham, Cromer. Benjamin Bond Cabbell Mr. W. G. Sandford, Cromer. Grocers—Grocers of England .... Mr. G. Gordon, Mundesley, North Walsham, Norfolk. Recompense—A. Lady, per T. J. Gibb, Esq.. Mr. Wm. Cubitt, Bacton, North Walsham, Norfolk. Huddersfield—Huddersfield Rev. J. Slater, M.A., Hasborough, Norwich. Parses—Messrs. Csma and Co d British Workman — " British Workman " iMr. E. French, Chief Officer C'. G ., Palling, Stalham, Magazine f «Norfolk. Edward Birkbeck—R. N. L. B. Institution.. , Rev. Wm. Green, M.A., Winterton, Great Yarmouth. Covent Garden—That Life-Boat Fund Godsend—Lady Bourchier . . . • IJRev. E. G. H. Murrell, Caister, Great Yarmouth. i [Caati'nnrrf. 446 STATEMENT OF THE SEVERAL LIFE-BOATS BELONGING! TO OB IN CONNECTION
When No. STATION. Length. Breadth Stationed
Ft. in. i Ft. in. 62 NORFOLK - — - YARMOUTH — No. 1 - - - 42 3 11 9 12 1861 63 - - 28 0 90 JO 1859 64 SUFFOLK - 10 1870 65 14 1869 66 LOWESTOFT — No. 1 — - - 44 0 12 3 14 1876 67 „ No. 2 - - - 32 0 ' 10 0 12 1870 68 PAKEFIEOD — No. 1 - - -! 46 3 12 0 14 1872 69 „ No. 2 - -i 30 0 i 90 12 1871 70 KESSINGLAND— No, 1 - - - 42 0 12 0 14 1870 71 No. 2 - - - 32 0 10 0 12 1879 72 SoUTHWOLD— No. 1 — - -J 40 0 11 6 12 1855 73 „ No. 2 - - - 33 0 80 10 74 OUNWICH — — — - -i 30 0 78 8 75 12 76 ALIXBOKOUGH 12 77 ESSEX - - 10 78 OL ACTON-ON-SEA - — - - 34 0 ; 83 10 79 KENT - - 10 80 5 81 12 82 - 44 0 11 1 12 83 NORTH DEAL - — - - 40 0 10 0 12 84 12 85 12 86 10
87 HYTHE — — — — - - 35 0 90 10 88 NEW ROMNEY— — — - - 32 0 76 10 89 LYDD, DUNGENESS — - - 33 0 79 10 90 SUSSEX - - 10 91 10 92 12 93 10 94 12 i 95 10 96 SllOREHAM — — — - _; 33 0 81 10 97 AV ORTHING — — — - _ 32 0 76 10 98 — 32 0 76 10 99 CHICIIESTER HARBOUR - _! 32 0 75 10 100 HAMPSHIRE — - HAYLING ISLAND — — - - 32 0 75 10 101 ISLE OF WIGH - 32 0 77 10 102 BRIGHSTONE GRANGE — - _ 30 0 72 10 103 KROOKE 10 104 ALDERNEY- 10 105 GUERNSEY - — — LA LANDE - — — - _ 32 0 78 10 106 DORSET- - — 32 0 75 10 107 35 0 90 10 108 CHAPMAN'S POOL — - - 30 0 71 10 109 — - 28 0 68 5 110 10 111 10 112 SOUTH DEVON - — SIDMOUTH — — _ - - 33 0 86 10 113 10 114 10 115 TORQUAY — — — - - 33 0 86 10 116 BRIXHAM — - — - - 34 0 86 10 117 DARTMOUTH — — — - - ' 33 0 86 10 118 ALCO.IBE 10 119 10 120 YEALM RIVER — - - - 35 0 90 10 121 PLYMOUTH - — — - - 34 0 79 10 122 CORNWALL - E 10 123 j? ° , 10 Ar 124 j 10 WITH THE NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, &c.—continued. 447
NAME OF BOAT AND DONOR. NAME AND ADDRESS OF HONOBABY SECRETARY.
Mark Lane—London Corn Exchange . Abraham Thomas—M. B...... •Matthew H. S. Butcher, Esq., Great Yarmouth. Leicester—Town of Leicester J. P. Baumgartner, Esq., Gorleston, Great Yarmouth. Husband—Mrs. George Davis .... G. G. Fowler, Esq., Gunton Hall, Lowestoft. Samuel Plimsoll— Plimsoll Life-boat Funds George—Miss Leicester ; I Frederick Morse, Esq., Lowestoft. The Two Sisters, Mary and Hannah—The I >Mr. J. Henderson, Lowestoft. late Mr. Thomas Parkin ! IW F. Larkins, Esq., Holm View, near Lowestoft. 69 Henry Burford, B.K.—Legacy of J. L. . . 70 Boltm—Town of Bolton .... [Fund )Mr. C. Rashley, Chief Officer of
Wien No. of „ : STATION. Length. Breadth. Stationed No. Oars. or Named.
Ft In. Ft. in. 125 33 0 8 1 10 1870 126 33 0 8 6 10 1867 127 PORTHOUSTOCK — — — — 33 0 8 0 10 1869 128 33 0 8 1 10 1878 129 30 0 7 2 10 1873 130 McLLION — .- — - — 33 0 8 6 10 1867 131 30 0 7 0 10 1863 132 32 0 7 4 10 1865 133 SESNES COVE — — — - 33 0 8 0 10 1864 134 37 0 9 0 12 1874 135 32 0 7 6 10 1878 13B 32 0 7 6 10 1866 137 II *IQ A 33 0 8 1 10 1873 138 32 0 7 4 10 1864 139 32 0 7 7 10 1869 140 33 0 8 0 10 1863 141 33 0 8 I 10 1870
142 APPLEDORE — No. 1 — — — 34 0 7 1 12 1862 143 No. 2 - - - 30 0 6 7 6 1875 144 32 0 7 5 10 1866 145 MORTE BAT — — — — — 33 0 7 11 10 1871 146 JLFEACOMBE 32 0 7 6 10 1866 147 30 0 7 7 8 1869 148 SOMERSET - - - WATCHET _____ 33 0 8 6 10 1875 149 32 0 7 5 10 1866
t SOUTH WALES. 150 GLAMORGANSHIRE PENARTH - - - - - 30 0 8 0 S 1875
151 PoRTHCAWt — — - — — 32 0 7 9 10 1872 152 33 0 8 1 10 1866 153 CARMARTHENSHIRE PEMBRET - - - - - 32 0 7 6 10 1871 154 CARMARTHEN BAY — — — 32 0 7 6 10 1879 155 33 0 8 0 10 1863 156 33 0 8 6 10 1868 157 SOLVA — — — —__ 33 0 8 1 10 1869 158 32 0 7 6 10 1869 159 FISHGDAHD — No. 1 — — - 30 0 6 8 6 1863 160 No. 2 - - - 36 0 8 3 12 1878 161 32 0 7 4 10 1864 162 NEWQUAY — — — — — 35 0 8 0 12 1864 163 ABERYSTWITH — — — — 33 0 8 2 10 1876
NORTH WALES. 164 32 0 7 4 10 1865 165 34 0 8 4 10 1867 166 CARNARVONSHIRE POKTMADOC - - - - _ 34 0 8 0 10 1867 167 ABERSOCH — — — — — 33 0 8 1 1O 1869 168 PORTHDINLLAEN — — — — 37 0 9 0 12 1877 169 ANGLESEY - - - LLANDDWTN - - - - - 32 0 7 6 10 1866 170 JtHOSNEIGIR 30 0 7 6 10 1872 171 33 0 8 0 10 1878 1875 172 HOLYHEAD — — — — — 37 0 9 1 12 WITH THE NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, &c.—continued. 449
NAME OF BOAT AND DONOR. NAME AND ADDRESS OP HONOEAKY SECRETARY.
Gorfenkle—Legacy of J. Gorfenkle, Esq. . Rev. Canon Cornish, M.A., Veryan, Grampound. City of Gloucester—Gloucester City . . . Charles Clift, Esq., Falmouth. Mary Ann Story—Mrs. Story's Legacy . . Mr. E. P. Roskruge, St. Keverne, Helston. Joseph Armstrong—That Life-boat fund . Rev. F. C. Jackson, St. Ruan Rectory, Helston. Anna Maria—Lord Robartes .... Rev. P. Vyvyan Robinson, Llandewednack, Helston. Daniel J. Drapei—Wesleyan Methodists . Rev. E. G. Harvey, Mullion, Helston. Agar-Robartes—Lord Robartes .... R. Sedgman James, Esq., Porthleven, Helston. Richard Lewis—J. C • Cousins William and Mary Anne, of Bide- UohnMathews, Esq., Lloyd's Agency Office, Penzance. ford—Mrs. Mary Anne Davis .... Henry Dundas—Mrs. Dundas Urumraond's John Banfield, Esq., Scilly, R.S.O., Cornwall. Legacy. Exeter—Mr. W. Kendall's Legacy . . . T. B. Williams, Jun., Esq., St. Ives, Cornwall. Isis—Oxford University John Poole, Esq., Riviere, Hayle. Pendock Neale—Late Miss Neale and Miss Mr. Rd. Hicks, New Quay, Cornwall. Herring. Albert Edward—City of Bristol .... Rev. Richard Tyacke, Padstow. Richard and Sarah —The late Richard Frederick Trevan, Esq., Port Isaac, Wadebridge. Thornton West, Esq., and Mrs. West. Elizabeth Moore Garden—Family of the late Wm. Rowe, Esq., Stratton, " North Devon Mail." R. T. Garden, Esq. Alexander and Matilda. Boetefeur—The late Mr. J. Bumby, Chief Officer C'. G«., Clovelly, Bideford. Mrs. Boetefeur. Rev. I. H. Gosset, M.A., The "Priory, Westward Ho! -Hope—The late Rev. F. W. Hope . . . Bideford. Mary Ann—The late Mrs. M. A. Walker . ! Mr.W. Nicol, H.M. Customs,AppIedore, R.S.O., Devon. George and Catherine—The late G. Jeremy, A. J. Law, Esq., Barnstaple. Esq., and Boat-house, per Mrs. Hartley. Grace Woodkury—Mr. Robt. Atton's Legacy N. Vye, Esq., J.P., Ilfracombe. Broadwater—Late R. Broadwater, Esq. . . Henry—A Lady Mr. John Crook, Valley of Rocks Hotel, Lynton, North Devon. Joseph Somes—Mis. Somes . . . Edwin Ford, Esq., H.M.Cust., Watchet, R.S.O., Somerst. Cheltenham—Town of Cheltenham Cuthbert Ritson, Esq., Burnham, near Bridgewater.
Joseph Denman —Hon. Mrs. Joseph Demnan Capt. Pengelley, H.M.I.N., Dock Master, Penarth, Cardiff. Chafyn Grove—Miss J. E. Chafyn Grove Rev. W. Jones, Newton Nottage, Bridgend. Wolverhampton—Town of Wolverhampton T. W. Islay Young, Esq., West Cross, Oystermouth, near Swansea. Stanton Meyrick, of Pimlico—Sis Legacy C. N. Broom, Esq., Harbour Office, Llanelly. City of Manchester—Manchester Branch John Risley, Esq., Brondeg, Ferryside, R.S.O. Carolina Morris's Divine Rescue — Mrs J. R. Rowlands, Esq., Nat. Provincial Bank, Tenby. Morris's Legacy. Katharine—Titus Salt, Esq Hemnry Pattison, Esq., Collector H.M. Customs, Milford. Charles and Margaret Egerton—Widow of Mr•.. C. Browne, H.M. Customs, Solva, Pembrokeshire. Capt. Egerton, R.N. Augusta—Earl of Dartmouth and Tenantry Capt. John Davies, St. David's, Pembrokeshire. Sir Edward Perrott-S,. N. L. B. Institu- tion . . '. >Mr. William Vaughan, Fishguard, Haverfordwest. Helen of fbitey—JAiss Harrison's Legacy John Stuart—Manchester Branch . . . John Morgan, Esq., Collector H. M/Customs, Cardigan. Nelson—A Lady Capt. Thos. Jones, High Terrace, New Quay, S.Wales. Lady Haberfteld—Her Legacy .... Mr. John Williams, Bridge Stoeet, Aberystwith.
Royal Berkshire—Berkshire Mr.D.Williams.H.M. Customs,Aberdovey,North Wales. Ellen-" E. P. S." Mr. J. Jenkins, H.M. Customs, Bannouth, Carnarvon. John Ashbury—James Ashbury, Esq., M.P., D. Homfray, Esq., Portmadoe, Carnarvon. per Manchester Branch. Mabel Louisa—Late R. Barnes, Esq., ditto George Moore—That Life-boat Fund . . 1 Rev. O. Lloyd Williams, Bodfean, Pwllheli. John Gray Bell—H.W., Manchester Branch John Jackson, Esq., Harbour Office, Carnarvon. Thomas Lingham—Mrs. Lingham ... Mr. J. W. Huws, Brynteg, Llanfaelog, Anglesey. Ramon Cabrera —The Countess de Morella The Honorary Secretary, Rhoscolyn, Holyhead. Thomas Fietden— Samuel, John, and Joshua William P. Elliott, Esq., Holyhead. Fielden, Esqrs. [Continued. 450 STATEMENT OF THE SEVERAL LIFE-BOATS BELONGING TO OB IN CONNECTION
When So. STATJCW. Length. BrrtJth. No. of Stalioacd Oars. or Named
Ft. In. Ft in. 173 ANGLESEY - - - CEMIYN ------32 0 7 6 10 1877
174 30 0 8 0 8 1876 I 175 ! 32 0 7 7 10 1868 176 OEUHE 32 0 7 5 10 1874 177 30 0 7 7 10 1868 178 CARNARVONSHIRE ORME'S HEAD - - - - 33 0 8 7 10 1867 179 83 0 8 6 10 1868 180 FLINTSHIRE - - RHYL (TUBULAR) - - - - 32 0 8 4 12 1856 181 „ No. 2 - - - - - 33 0 8 6 10 1878 182 CHESHIRE - - NEW BRIGHTON, No. 1 (TUBULAR) 45 0 10 2 14 1876 183 „ No. 2 (Ditto) - 40 0 8 10 12 1878 184 34 0 8 6 10 1874 185 33 0 8 0 10 1878 186 BLACKPOOL — — — — — 33 0 8 0 10 1864 187 34 0 8 6 10 1879 188 36 0 8 1 12 1878 189 CUMBERLAND — — SEASCALE — 32 0 7 9 10 1875 190 WHITEHAVEN — — — - 33 0 8 0 10 1866 191 32 0 7 4 10 1865 192 32 0 7 6 10 1867 193 ISLE OF MAN - - RAMSEY ------33 0 8 6 10 1868 194 DOUGLAS —No . 1 - - - 32 0 7 6 10 1868 195 No. 2 - - - 35 0 9 0 10 1874 196 32 0 7 6 10 1865
SCOTLAND.
197 KIRKCUDBRIGHT - KIRKCUDBRIGHT - - - - " 32 0 7 6 10 1879 198 WIGTONSHIRE — — WHITHORN — — — — - 33 0 8 6 10 1869 199 PORT LOGAN - - _ _ 30 0 7 1 10 1866
200 PORT PATRICK — — — — (37 0 8 6 12 1877 201 AYRSHIRE - - - BALLANTRAE- - - - - 33 0 8 1 10 1871 202 32 0 7 5 10 1865 203 32 0 7 5 10 1867 204 32 0 7 6 10 1871 205 IRVINE - — — - — — 33 0 7 6 10 1874 206 ARDROSSAN — — - - — 33 0 8 2 * 10 1870 207 ISLE OF ARRAN - KILDONAN ----- 32 0 7 6 10 1870 208 ARGYLLSHIRE - - CAMPBELTOWN - - - - 32 0 7 6 10 1876 209 SODTHEND — — — — — 32 0 7 6 10 1869 210 33 0 8 0 10 1867 211 LONGHOPE — — — — — 37 0 9 2 12 1874 212 33 0 8 0 10 1871 213 34 0 8 3 10 1877 214 30 0 8 0 8 1878 215 NATRNSHIRE - - MORAY FIRTH - - - - 34 0 8 3 10 1878 216 32 0 7 6 10 1866 217 BANFFSHIRE — — BOCKIE — — — — — — 33 0 8 1 10 1871 218 32 0 7 6 10 1870 219 ABERDEENSHIRE - FRASERBURGH - - - - 33 0 8 6 10 1874 220 WHITEUNK BAY — — — — 33 0 8 6 10 1878 221 33 0 8 1 10 1S65 WITH THE NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, &c.—continued. 451
No. NAME OF BOAT AND DONOB. NAME AND ADDRESS OF HONORARY SECRETARY.
173 Good Shepherd—Loyal Order of Ancient Mr. V. 'Williams, Fronddu, near Cemaes, Anglesey. Shepherds. 174 Ashtonian—The late George Heginbottom, Rev. T. Lloyd Kyffin, Llanbadrig Vicarage, Amlwch, Esq. R.S.O., Anglesey. 175 Eleanor—A. Lady in Wales T. F. Evans, Esq., Amlwch, Anglesey. 176 Lady Vivian—Her collection Rev. J. W. Evans, Llanallgo, Pentraeth, Anglesey. 177 Christopher Brown—Settle fund .... William Preston, Esq., Lleiniog Castle, Beaumaris. 178 Sisters' Memorial—Two Sisters .... G. F. Felton, Esq., Mostyn Estate Office, Llandudno. 179 Henry Nixson, No. 2—The late Henry Nix- Rev. John Davies, M. A., Llanddulas Rectory, Abergele. son, Esq., per Manchester Branch. 180 Morgan—Miss Ellen Hodgson .... 181 Jane Daftor.—" D." Mr. Robert Hughes, Rhyl, North Wales. 182 Willie and Arthur—Joseph Leather, Esq. \HCharles H. Beloe, Esq., 22 Lord Street, Liverpool. 183 Stuart Hay—Messrs. John Hay & Co. . ) \John L. C. Hamilton, Esq., New Brighton, Birkenhead. 184 Eliza Fernley—T&r. Fernley's Legacy . Vice- Admiral Barton, Southport 185 Charles Biggs—Miss Biggs's Legacy The Honorary Secretary, Lytham, Preston. 186 Robert William—Mrs. and Miss Hopkins The Honorary Secretary, Blackpool. 187 Edward Wasey—Miss M. Wasey Rev. Henry Lings, Queen's Terrace, Fleetwood. 188 William BirAett—IAT. Birkett's L.egacy Capt. E. P. Stokes, Barrow-in-Furness, Lancashire. 189 William Tomlinson—Misses Tomlinson. . 190 Elizabeth.—Miss Leicester fCapt. David Borrowdale, Scotch Street, Whitehaven. 191 Henry Nixson—No. 1.—The late H. Nixson W. H. Eckersley, Esq., Maryport. Esq., per Manchester Branch. 192 Mary Louisa—Miss Browne's Legacy . . John Stronach, Esq., Silloth, Carlisle. 193 Teao Sisters—J. Ryder, Esq., per Manches- Rev. George Paton, Ramsey, Isle of Man. ter Branch. 194 Manchester and Salford Sunday Schools— per Manchester Branch Thos. Bawden, Esq., North Quay, Douglas, Isle of 195 John Tm-net-Turner—Mrs. Turner-Turner Man. and Family ? 196 Commercial Traveller G. H. Quayle, Esq., Castletown, Isle of Man.
197 Mackie—T>T. Mackie's Bequest .... The Honorary Secretary, Kirkcudbright. 198 Charlie. Peek—A Lady, per the late N. Alex. Macfie, Esq., Clydesdale Bank,Whithorn, Newton Griffith, Esq. Stewart, 199 Edinburgh and R. M. BaUantyne—Edin- The Honorary Secretary, Stranraer. burgh Workpeople, and Edinburgh Ladies' Endowment Fund. 200 Civil Service, No. 3.—Civil Service Fund . David A. McClew, Esq., Dinvin, Port Patrick, N.B. 201 William and Harriot—Mrs. Richardson's Mr. Robert Temple, Ballantrae, Girvan. Legacy. 202 Earl of Carrick—fhe late A. Kay, Esq. . Wm. Forsyth, Esq., Girvan. 203 Qlasgow Workman—Glasgow Workpeople . John Pollock, Esq., Town Clerk's Office, Ayr. 204 Mary Sinclair—Mrs. Sinclair .... Alexander Wyllie, Esq., Troon. 205 Isabella Frew—William Sommerville, Esq.. James Dickie, Esq., Council Chambers, Irvine. 206 Fair Maid of Perth—Peter Reid, Esq. . . John Moffat, Esq., Ardrossan. 207 —A Lady James Paterson, Esq., Lamlash, Arran. 208 Princess Louise—Life-boat Fund . . . Mr. Alexander Mitchell, H.M. Customs, Campbel- 209 John B. Ker—Robert Ker, Esq town. 210 Saltaire—The late Sir Titus Salt, Bart. The Honorary Secretary, Stromness. 211 Dickinson Edleston—I). Edleston, Esq. Edward E. Corrigall, Esq., Longhope,Kirkwatt. 212 Charley Lloyd—Mr. Lloyd's Legacy . . . John Swanson, Esq., Thurso. 213 W. M. C.—" X. Y. Z." David Meiklejohn, Esq.,Wares, Canisby, by Wick, N.B. 214 George and Isabella—Miss Bower . . . G. M. Sutherland, Esq., Bridge Street, Wick, N.B. 215 Caulfield and Ann— Mr. Lloyd Williams' Wm. Dick, Esq., Town Clerk, Nairn, N.B. Legacy. 216 Bristol §• Clifton—Bristol Histrionic Club . Mr.Wm. Fraser, Harbour Master, Lossiemouth, Elgin. 217 James Sturm—Mr. Sturm's Legacy . . . John Shearer, Esq., North of Scotland Bank, Buckie. 218 John and Sarah—J. E. Lightfoot, Esq. James Watt, Esq., National Bank of Scotland, Banff. 219 Charlotte—William M«Kerrell, Esq. . . Andrew Tarras, Esq., Frithside Street, Fraserburgh. 220 Robert Adamson—Miss Adamson . . . Mr. G. Mathieson.lnverallochy^yLonmay, Aberdeen. 221 People's Journal—No. 1.—Subscribers to William Boyd, Esq., F R.S.E., Peterhead. Dundee " People's Journal." [Continued.
2 F 452 STATEMENT OP THE SEVERAL LIFE-BOATS BELONGING TO OR IN CONNECTION
No. of When No. STATION. Length. Breadth. Staii.M.ed Oaiu. or Namedi
Ft. In. Ft. in. 222 33 0 8 6 10 1S77 223 NEWBURGH — — — — - 30 0 8 0 8 1877 224 KINCARDINESHIRE STONEHAVEN - - - - - 33 0 8 6 10 1874 225 33 0 8 0 10 1878 226 FORFAR - - - MONTKOSE, No. 1 - - - - 33 0 8 6 10 1869 227 „ No. 2- - - - 30 0 8 0 8 1874 228 32 0 7 6 10 1866
229 BODDON NESS 1 D r 33 0 8 6 10 1870 230 BROUGHT? FERBY J """»*•* \ 33 0 8 6 10 1876 231 FIFESHIKE - - - ST. ANDREW'S - - - - 33 0 8 0 10 1873 232 32 0 7 4 10 1865 233 HADDINGTON SHIRE NORTH BERWICK - - - - 30 0 7 7 10 1871 234 33 0 8 0 10 1865 235 BERWICKSHIRE - EYEMOUTH ----- 30 0 8 0 8 1876
IRELAND. 236 Co. LONDONDERRY GHEENCASTLE - - - - 33 0 8 0 10 1871 237 32 0 7 6 10 1876 238 DOWN - - - GROOMSPORT - - - - - 32 0 7 6 10 1867 239 BALLV WALTER - — - - 3i! 0 7 6. 10 1866 240 TYRELLA — — - — — 30 0 8 0 8 1875 241 30 0 6 6 6 1859 242 32 0 7 6 10 1867 243 DROGHEDA — No. 1 — — 34 0 7 6 10 1879 244 „ No. 2 - - - 32 0 7 6 10 1872
245 DUBLIN — — — BALBRICGAN — — — — — 30 0 6 7 6 1875 246 33 0 8 6 10 1873 247 KOGERSTOWN — — — — — 32 0 7 6 10 1874 248 33 0 8 0 10 1872 249 POOLBEG — — — - — 32 0 7 6 10 1866 250 37 0 8 6 12 1879 251 33 0 8 0 10 1872 252 33 0 8 0 10 1866 253 37 0 9 0 12 1873 254 36 0 8 4 12 1876 255 34 0 8 0 10 1879 256 WEXFORD — No. 1 - - - - 40 0 10 6 12 1871 257 „ No. 2- - - - 34 0 8 3 10 1878 SOBE 32 0 258 T) * 7 4 10 1874 259 33 0 8 6 10 1869 260 32 0 7 4 10 1865 261 UNGARVAN 32 0 7 7 10 1871 262 32 0 7 4 10 1865 263 32 0 7 6 10 1867 26 1 BALLYCOTTON — — — — 32 0 7 6 10 1866 265 34 0 8 0 10 1866 i66 COUHTMACSHEHRY — - - 32 0 7 6 10 1867 267 KERRY - - - VALENTIA - - - - - 32 0 7 4 10 1864 268 TRALEE BAY — — 34 0 8 3 10 1879
NOTE.— The Life-boat builders of the Institution WITH THE NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, &c.— continued. 453
No. NAME OF BOAT AND DONOK. NAME AND ADDRESS OF HONORARY SECRETARY.
222 Peep-o'-day — " A Scot Abroad " . . . . James Shepherd, Esq., Aldie, Ellon, N.B. 223 Alexander Charles, and William Aird — Miss Mr. P. Murray, Newburgh-by-Aberdeen, N.B. Birtwhistle's Legacy. 224. David Carr, Esq., Stonehaven. 225 Young George Irlam — Mr. Irlam's Legacy . Rev. John Brown, Bervie, Fordoun, N.B. 226 Mincing Lane — Merchants of Mincing Lane 227 Roman Governor of Caer Hun .... • James Warrack, Esq., Montrose. 228 People's Journal — No. 2. — Subscribers to William Cargill, Esq., Arbroath. Dundee " People's Journal." 229 230 English Mechanic — Life-boat Fund . . Ijames Hunter, jun., Esq., 69 Reform Street, Dundee. 231 Ladies' Own —Mis s Smithers' Life-boat Fund Mr. G. Murray, Postmaster, St. Andrew's. 232 Admiral FitzRoy—A Lady (H. H.) . . H. B. Mackintosh, Esq., Anstruther. /Walter Malcolm, Esq., North Berwick. 233 Freemason — Freemasons of England. . <~ \D. McCulIoch, Esq., British Linen Co., North Berwick. 234 Wallace— The late Lady Cuningham Fairlie G. R. Scott, Esq., Bank, Dunbar. 235 James and Rachel Grind/ay — Mr. T. Grind- Mr. Peter Wilson, Eyemouth, Ayton. lay's Legacy.
236 Mary Annette— 3. D. Allcroft, Esq. . . . Rev. T. McCIellan, Greencastle, Moville. 237 John Wluta.ker—late Mr. Whitaker's Trust Rev. J. Simpson, Portrush, Co. Antrim. Fund, per E. Absolom, Esq. c 238 Florence— A Friend Rev. A. H. M CausIand, Groomsport, Bangor, Belfast. 239 Admiral Henry Meynell — Misses Meynell Rev. J. O'Reilly Blackwood, Ballywalter, Co. Down. Ingram. ' 240 Memorial— Misses Frances and Kate Peach Rev. John Bingham, Ballykinler, Clough, Co. Down. 241 Reigate — Collected in Reigate .... Mr. W. Hayward, Newcastle, Newry. 242 Stoctport Sunday School — Life-boat Fund . J. F. Farrell, Esq., Harbour Office, Dundalk. 243 Old George Irlam, of Liverpool — Miss Irlam's Mr. N. Halligan, Banktown, Drogheda. J. H. Brabazon, Esq., Mornington House, Drogheda. 244 John Butter Charley— Mr. H. F. Chorley's !Mr. J. McNamara, Harbour Office, Drogheda. 245 Maid of Annan — Mrs. Langworthy . . . !Mr.^Gmip^c'hEal^'} Balbrig8an, near DuWin- 246 Laura Platt Mr. Thos. Platt .... H. H. Foster, Esq., Skerries, near Dublin. 247 Tileries, Tunstall—Thos. Peake, Esq. . . B. P. Fleming, Esq., Rush House, Rush, Co. Dublin. Richard Purdon, Esq., Howth, near Dublin. 248 Clara Baker— A. Friend, per Miss Baker . d 249 G. V. Brooke— Brooke Life-boat Fund . . Mr. S. Carr, C. O. C'. G ., Rings End, near Dublin. |Capt. the Hon. F. G. Crofton, K.N., Harbour Master, 250 Hector — Late Miss Anderson and Niece \ Kingstown, near Dublin. 251 Sarah Tancred— Mr. Tancred's Legacy P. Reid, Esq., Glencarrig, Delgany, Greystones. 252 Robert T. Garden— Late H. T. Garden, Esq. S. E. Pirn, Esq., Wick'.ow. /The Earl of Wicklow, Shelton Abbey, Co. Wicklow. 253 Out-Pensioner— Out-Pensioners .... 1 Dr. Stopford Halpin, Arklow. 254 Alfred and .Ernest— Manchester Branch J. S. Scott, Esq., J.P., Levuka, Gorey, Co. Wexford. 255 Jolm Brooke — The Misses Brooke, per J.) (Capt. R. D'Olier George, Cahore, Gorev, Co. Wexford. Richardson, Esq., Q.C J \Mr. J. S. Sinnott, Cahore, Gorey, Co. Wexford. 256 Ethel Eveleen—i. M. S • . . Iwm. Coghlan, Esq., Collector H.M. Customs, Wexford. 257 Civil Service— No 1.— Civil Service Fund . 258 Iris— Mrs. A. M. Burden Rev. T. W. Manning, Kilscoran Rectory, Tagoat.Wex- 259 Richard and Anne — The late Mrs. and Miss Capt. Bartlett, Duncannon, Waterford. [ford. Warner. 260 TomEgan — Cambridge University Boat Club Edward Jacob, Esq., Ardview, Tramore, Waterford. 261 Christopher Ludlow—Dr. Ludlow's Trustees. Mr. James W. Shaw, Dungarvan. 262 Salomon — A Friend ...... William C. Poole, Esq., M.D., J.P., Ardmore, Toughal. 263 Wm. Beckett of Leeds — A Leeds Gentleman J. W. Pirn, Esq., Youghal. 264 St.. Claii — A Lady in Lancashire ... T. W. Strangman, Esq., Shanagarry, Middleton. 265 Quiva — No. 3. — Quiver Magazine ... Capt. Nathaniel Sutton, Harbour Office, CJueenstown. 266 City of Dublin— Collected in Dublin . . Capt. Townshend, Courtmacsherry, Bandou.
(The Knight of Kerry, \yaien*;a r;o Kerry jiO9R7/ 268 Admiral Butcher— R. G. Butcher, Esq. Robert M'Cowen, Esq., Lloyd's Agent, Tralee, Ireland.
are Messrs. Woolfe and Son, of Shadwell, London, E.
2 F 2 INDEX TO THE GIFT LIFE-BOATS OF THE ROYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION. (The figures refer to the numbers of the Life-boats detailed on the ten preceding Pages.) A. B. S., 120. ! Cooke, E. W., Esq., and Hearn. Mrs. Henry, 224. Nottingham, collected in, 5. A Friend, 17. Friends. 83. Hcginbottom, Geo., Esq., the Odd Fellows (Manchester A Friend, 238. j Cora Exchange, Mark Lane, late, 174. Unity), 42. A Friend at Bradford, 51. Members of the, 62. Hindley, Job,Mr.,the late, 26 Ont-Pensioners, 253. A Friend, per G. H. Aston,84. , Covent Garden Life-boat Hodgson, Miss Ellen, 180. Oxford University, 136. AFriend,perMissBaker,248. Fund, 6(1. Hollon, R. W., Esq., and Mrs Parkin, Thos., Esq., the late, A Friend, per K. B. Man- Crossieyfc Sons, Messrs.J., 27. Hollon, 36. 68. nion, Esq., 262. D.. 181. Hong Kong and Shanghai Peach, Misses Frances and A Lady, zuj. Dartmouth, the Karl of, and Collected at, 114. Kate, 240. A Lady (H. H.), 232. his Tenantry, 158. Hope, Mrs. Ellen, Executrix Peake, Thomas, Esq., 247. A Lady, per T. Jones Gibb, Davis, Mrs. Mary Anne, 133. of Rev. F. W. Hope, 142. Penny Readings, 50. Esq., 55. i Davis, Mrs. George, 65. Hopkins, Mrs. and Miss, 186 Pickersglll, H.'W.Esq. R.A. A Lady, per Capt. Fish- Denman, Hon. Mrs. Jos., 150. Hopkinson, Miss, the late, 9 the late, 86. bourne, R.N., C.B., 81. Derby, collected in, 18. Hounsfleld, Mrs., 76. Platt, Mr. Thomas. 246. A Lady, per Messrs. Knowles Dixon, Miss. 43. Hubbard, Hon. Mrs., 121. Plimsoll Life-boat Funds, 66. and Foster, 106. | Draper, Daniel J., Life-boat Hudderstield, col lected in, 56 " Quiver " Magazine, col- A Lady, " in memory of a i Fund, 130. Hulett, David, Esq., ?9. lected from the readers very dear brother," 147. Drummond, Mrs. Dnndas.the Ingleb.y, Rev. Chas., the late thereof, 73, 79, 265. A Lady, 162. late, 134. per G. P. Wragge, Esq., 22 Reid, Peter, Esq., 12, 2C6. A Lady in Wales, 175. Dublin, collected in, 266. Ingram, Herbert, Esq., M.P. Reigate, collected in, 241. A Lady, per the late N. j Duncan, Miss, 52. Friends of the late, 47. Richardson, the late Mrs. Griffith, Esq., 198. 1 Dundee People's Journal, Ingram, Misses Meynell, 239 Harriot, 201. A Lady, per the late W. 221, 228. Ipswich, collected in, 75. Rlmington, Mrs., 112. Banting, Esq., 229. i Durant, Richard, Esq., the Irlam.Geo. Esq., the late, 225 Robartes, Lord, 131. A T Total . . . ifcWUU The average annual expense of maintaining a Life-loot Station is Sin, and the benefactions and contribution! of Itonors of Life-boats are earnestly solicited in aid of that fund. MAY 1, 1879.] THE LITE-BOAT. 455 GOD HELP OTTK MEN AT SEA. fist at % pnrta FOR SAVING LIFE FROM WRECKS VOTED BY THE ROYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION TO THE CREWS OF ITS LIFE-BOATS, TO SHORE AND FISHING-BOATS' CREWS, AND TO OTHER PERSOKS, FROM THE 1ST JANUABY TO THE 31sT DECEMBEB, 1878. Jan. 4.—At about 6 A.M. the s.s. Balmoral, of rescued the crew, consisting of 22 persons, from London, ran ashore on the North Sands, off Hartle- the s.s. Oscar, of Leith, which vessel had struck pool, at half-ebb tide. At low water she was on the AVhitby liocks during thick weather and high and dry; but when the tide rose the wind in a heavy sea, and had sunk. On the following and sea began to make. At 11 A.M. five steam- morning the Boat again went off to the steamer, tugs arrived, and they remained by the vessel taking the captain, who brought ashore various until about 4 P.M., but all their united efforts to articles, the vessel being on the point of becoming get her off the sand failed. At noon the Hartle- a total wreck. She was on a voyage from Shields pool No. 3 Life-boat was launched, and was towed to Cadiz, with a cargo of coal, fire-clay, and by a steam-tug to the vessel, arriving about 1.30. bricks.—Expense of service, 17/. 10s. The Boat remained by her for about half an hour, Jan. 3.—Voted 207{. 13s. 6d. to pay the expenses when 9 of the steamer's crew determined to leave, of the Redcar, Torquay, Harwich, Drogheda, and were brought ashore by the Boat. The No. 1 Holyhead, Newcastle (Co. Down), Exmouth, Life-boat also proceeded to the steamer, and after Fleetwood, Kingsdowne, Montrose, Dover, Bye, remaining hy her for some time, 8 more of those Walmer, Whitehaven, and Deal Life-boats in as- on board decided to leave her, as the fires had sembling their crews or putting off to the assist- been put out, and the sea was washing right over ance of vessels which did not eventually require her decks. The captain and mate declined to the aid of the boats. leave their vessel, as they thousht she would The liamsgate Life-boat had also been out with stand until the next tide. The Life-boat, there- the view of assisting distressed vessels. fore, proceeded ashore with the 8 men, leaving Jan. 20.—The Youghal Life-boat William the master and mate on board. However, at Beckett of Leeds put off and rendered assistance about 5 P.M., a light was shown from the steamer, to the distressed barque Covntess of Durham, of and the No. 3 Life-boat thereupon again went off Youghal. to her in tow of a steam-tug, and took off the Jan. 25.—At 9 30 A.M. avessel was observed on master and mate, and the Life-boat being towed the outside of the Kish Bank, about two miles back to her station, landed them at about b. 15 P.M. distant from the Kish Lightship. The coxswain —Expense of service, 321. 2s. of the Kingstown Life-boat at once called for Jan. 5.—The Life-boat Robert Wtiitieorth, sta- volunteers to man the Boat; whereupon a number tioned at Whitby, was launched at 10.40 P.M., and of fishermen offered their services, and at 10 456 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1,1879. o'clock the Boat was launched, and proceeded to remaining ou board the vessel to assist. The the vessel, which proved to be the Austrian brig Ramsgate steamer and Life-boat arrived back at Olinka. Her hull was under water with the ex- their station at 8.30 A.M. on the 27th inst. ception of the starboard quarter, where her crew, The barque was the Prospero, belonging to consisting of 10 men and 2 boys, were congre- Genoa, bound from Newcastle to Constantinople, gated. With some difficulty these persons were with a cargo of coal. The Broadstairs Life-boat taken on board the Life-boat, which then pro- also put off and remained near the vessel, ready ceeded back to the shore. A strong wind was to help if required. blowing, accompanied by a heavy sea and thick Jan. 28.—Signals of distress were observed to snow showers, during the performance of this be shown from a vessel opposite No. 31 Tower, service. The cold at times was most intense.— Winchelsea. The wind was blowing from the Expense of service, 131. 2s. 6rf. H.I.H. the S.S.W., accompanied by thick rain, and a heavy CROWN PRINCE or AUSTRIA, who was in Dublin sea was breaking at the time. The Winchelsea at the time the service was rendered, presented Life-boat Storm Sprite put off, and succeeded in 301. to the crew of the Life-boat, in recognition saving the crew, consisting of 6 men, from the of their services in rescuing the Austrian crew. vessel, which proved to be the schooner Fearless, An extra reward was also granted to them by the of Guernsey, bound thence to London with a Institution. cargo of stone. All her sails had been blown Jan. 25.—The Gorleston Life-boat Leicester away, and she had stranded, and was likely to went off to the barque William Naizby, of London, become a wreck.—Expense of service, 111 9s. which vessel had parted both her chains in a Feb. 7.—rYoted 206110s. 6rf. to pay the expenses heavy squall, and had afterwards come into col- of the Life-boats at Margate, Newburgh, Douglas, lision with the steamer Romeo, of Goole, in Yar- New Brighton, Walmer, Bull Bay, Kingsdowne, mouth Koads. The tide being flood, and the Burnham, Greencastle (Londonderry), Forthdin- wind northerly and very strong, it was deemed llaen, Great Yarmouth, Padstow, Broadstairs, Deal, impossible to get the barque into Yarmouth Har- and Rye, in assembling their crews or putting bour, and she was, therefore, taken by two steam- off to the aid of vessels not ultimately requiring tugs to Harwich, which port was safely reached their assistance. in the evening—the Life-boat accompanying them The Ramsgate Life-boat had been taken out on in case of accident. The vessel had lost her two occasions, in reply to signals of distress, but bowsprit, and part of her fore-foot, having touched her services had not eventually been required. the Scroby Sand, and her crew had left her. Feb. 19.—At 5 P.M. a schooner was observed at Jan. 25.—During a strong gale from the N., anchor, in a very dangerous position, off Ennish- while the disabled steamer Pioneer, of Dublin, owen Head. The wind was blowing strongly from was being towed into the Menai Straits, the the S.S.W., and the sea was very heavy. The hawsers of the tugs broke, and the vessel drove GreencastJe Life-boat went off to her assistance, on Puffin Island. The Penmou Life-boat Chris- and brought the crew, consisting of 5 men, ashore. topher Brown was towed out through a heavy sea, The vessel proved to be the schooner Mary Eliza- by the steam-tug Rnyal Saxon, but could not get beth, of Beaumaris, bound from Workington to alongside the vessel on account of the heavy surf. Londonderry, with a cargo of bar iron; she had She was, therefore, towed round to the lee-side of two anchors out, but was labouring very badly, the island, and, on arriving there, it was found and had lost her fore-topmast and head gear. that 10 of the vessel's crew had been landed by When the Boat reached the spot, she had much some Penmon pilots, 3 others having been unfor- difficulty in going alongside, as the main boom of tunately drowned. These 10 men were taken the vessel was flying about in all directions, her into the Life-boat, put on board the steam-tug, crew being quite unable to haul it amidships and and safely landed at Beaumaris.—Expense of secure it.—Expense of service, \4l. 16s. service, 8/. 2s. 6d. Feb. 27.—The Cruden Life-boat Peep o' Day The thanks of the Institution, inscribed on vel- was launched at about 3.30 A.M., and rescued the lum, were voted to Mr. W. M. PKESTON, the crew, consisting of 3 men, from the schooner Honorary Secretary of the Penmon Branch, in Blossom, of Aberdeen. This vessel had missed stay s acknowledgment of his services on this occasion. in the bay, and had gone ashore on Cruden Sands. He ran a distance of four miles to the station to It wag extremely dark at the time, and there was get the Life-boat ready, and afterwards went out a surf on the sands. The Life-boat crew are re- in the boat, acting as coxswain. ported to have mustered promptly and performed Jan. 26.—At 7.45 A.M., during a moderate wind this service in the most satisfactory manner.— from the N., a barque was observed ashore on Expense of service, 141 12s. the North Sand Head, Goodwin Sands. The Feb. 27.—This evening flare-up lights were Ramsgate harbour steam-tug Vulcan and Life- seen to the westward of Selsey Bill. The wind at boat Bradford were immediately manned, and the time was blowing a strong gale from the S.W. left the harbour at 8 A.M. On reaching the sands The Selsey Life-boat Four Sisters was launched, a London steam-tug was seen riding near, and she and proceeded to the vessel, which was found to was joined by another. On the tide flowing, these be the barque Sueine Meinde, of Pillau, North two tugs endeavoured to tow the vessel off; but Germany, bound from that port to Falmouth, their efforts to do so proved unsuccessful, and as with a cargo of wheat. She had stranded on the the tide was driving the barque against the higher " Streets," had lost her rudder, and was half full part of the sand, the master requested the Rams- of water. The Life-boat remained alongside for gate men, who had remained by the vessel in some hours, but as there was no chance of the case further help should be required, to take a vessel being got off, the crew of 10 men were taken letter ashore to the Italian Consul. The tug and on board the Life-boat, and brought safely ashore. Life-boat went ashore with this letter, and were —Expense of service, I'll. 16s. requested by the Consul to return to the barque March 1.—At about 3 A.M. a light was seen for and assist to get her afloat. They thereupon a short time, apparently shown by a vessel off again proceeded to the vessel, and by means of Rhosneigir. The crew of the Rhosneigir Life- laying out an anchor and towing, in conjunction boat Thomas Linyham assembled, and the Boat with the -other tugs, the barque was eventually was got out; but the light disappeared, and it was got off the sand, and taken by the London tugs to thought that the vessel had proceeded seaward Gravesend, three of the Ramsgate Life-boatmen again. In about three quarters of an hour the ,MAY 1,1879.] THE LIFE-BOAT. 457 light was again observed, and the Life-boat then gate, and the Eamsgate Life-boat immediately proceeded out in the direction in which it had proceeded out, and steered direct for the spot. been seen; but, unfortunately, before she had On arriving near the sand, the Life-boat was reached the vessel, the latter had been totally slipped, and made sail for the vessel, the anchor wrecked, and, owing to the darkness of the night was let go, and the Boat veered alongside. The and the heavy sea, only 1 of the crew was saved. | liroadstairs Life-boat had arrived a few minutes He was found upon a small piece of rock, in a | previously.. The vessel was found to be the helpless condition. After having taken him on | brigantine Florida, of Christiania, bound from board, the Boat remained out until daylight, in i Frederickstadt to Granville, with a cargo of deals ; hopes of being able to find some of the other men she carried a crew of 7 men. The master at once It was afterwards stated by the rescued sailor that engaged the services of the Life-boats and steamer the cause of the light being missed was that the to endeavour to save her. The sails were then lamp was washed away by the sea, and it was furled, an anchor was laid out, and as the tide rose, some time before another could be obtained. the tug backed in, and, having attached her large The vessel was the Dutch brigantine Elizabeth towing hawser to the vessel, commenced towing. Klousterboer, on a voyage from Falmouth to After towing for about an hour, the brigantine Liverpool, with a cargo of horse-beans.—Expense striking heavily on the ground the whole of the of service, \6l. 8s. time and unshipping her rudder, she was got March 7.—In the evening the wind blew a heavy afloat, and taken to Kamsgate harbour. The two gale from the N.N.W. to N.W., and the harbour- Life-boats were taken astern, and assisted to steer master and Custom House officer at Scrabster the disabled vessel. were apprehensive that if the sea got heavier as March 24.—At about 1.15 P.M. a schooner was the night advanced, the crews of some of the observed running for Bideford harbour. The wind vessels which were lying too far out in the bay was then blowing a gale from the N., with heavy might be endangered. The Life-boat Charley j snow squalls. When between the Fairway and Lloyd, stationed at Scrabster, therefore, proceeded 1 Bar buoys, the vessel was caught in a violent and out, took off the crews, numbering 13 men in all, i dense snow squall, completely enveloping her for from the Phcenix, of London, Mary, of Inverness, J a time, and on its clearing away she was dis- and Admiral, of Thurso, and landed them at \ covered to be on the South Tail Bank, surrounded Scrabster Quay. She then went out again, and | by broken water. The Appledore No. 1 Life-boat asked all the crews of the other vessels in the : was immediately launched, and succeeded in hay whether they wished to be taken ashore. The j rescuing the crew, consisting of 3 men, and in crews, consisting of 7 men of the schooner James, • landing them safely at 3.30 P.M. The vessel was of Thurso, and smack Mary Anne, of St. Andrew's, : the schooner Heroine, of Dartmouth, bound from accepted the offer of the Life-boat, and were also ; Lydney to Fremington, with a cargo of coal. safely landed. Fortunately, the whole of the i She became a total wreck. Had there been, vessels rode out the gale in safety.—Expense of ! no Life-boat on this station, the shipwrecked services, 14/. 7s. fid. ' crew would doubtles' s have perished in the March 7.—Voted 7\l. Is, 4d. to pay the expenses rigging, so severe were the wind, hail, snow, and of the Whitburn, Guernsey, Courtown, Lydd, Har- frost. It was on the same Sunday afternoon that wich, and East Wittering Life-boats, in putting the terrible catastrophe happened to H.M.S. off with the view of rendering aid to vessels which Eurydice off the Isle of Wight.—Expense of ser- did not eventually need assistance. vice, 121. March 8.—During a strong N. W. gale and heavy March 24.— The s.s. Eagle, of Neath, bound sea, the schooner Henry, of Whitby, appeared to thence to Hayle, with a cargo of coal, in making be in distress. The Skegness Life-boat Herbert for the harbour at the latter pott, grounded, on. Ingram at once went off to her, and placed 2 men the bar, at about 9.30 A.M. ; she struck heavily, on board, who assisted to get the vessel safely to knocked away her rudder, and became unmanage- Boston. But for this help, the schooner would ; able. The wind was blowing strong from the probably have been lost on the Inner Knock Sand, N.E., and the sea on the bar was so heavy that as no ordinary boat could have gone out to her in it was impossible for any boat but a Life-boat the heavy sea running at the time.—Expense of . to render assistance in case of need. The Hayle service, 15/. 5s. 1 Life-boats Isis therefore went off to her aid, and March 21.—At about 11 P.M., signals of distress | remained by her until the tide fell, and all danger were seen just beyond the bar. There was a heavy ; appeared to be over.—Expense of the service, rolling sea, and the night was very dark. The j 11. 8s. Life-boat Grace Darling, stationed at Holy Island, i March 24.—During a heavy gale from the N., was launched, [and went out to the vessel, but accompanied by snow showers, the schooner Velo- great caution was necessary in approaching her, i city, of Nefyn, bound from Silloth to Nefyn, with as she was rolling very heavily, and every roll of [ coal, while at anchor in Porthdinllaen Bay, was the sea swept her decks. The crew of three men i observed to show a signal of distress. The crew were holding on to the bulwarks, and they were : of the Porthdinllaen Life-boat George Moore were most thankful to see the Life-boat approach, as immediately assembled,and the Boat was launched; they were in great danger of being washed away. she then succeeded in bringing the vessel's crew They were eventually taken on board the Life- of 3 men safely to land. The Life-boat crew after- boat, and brought safely ashore, the vessel being wards remained up all the night on the look-out, left at anchor. On the following morning the in case their services might again be needed, as it Life-boat again went off, with the view of saving was blowing a very heavy gale.—Expense of ser- her, but on account of the heavy sea she was vice, 8/. 5s. obliged to return to the shore. A second attempt March 28.—A vessel was seen by her lights to was afterwards made, when the Boat succeeded in be approaching the Barber Sand, and to lay fast boarding her, and having received some aid from on it about 7.45 P.M., when flares were immedi- a passing tug, she was brought safely into port. ately burned on board her. The Caister No. I She was the schooner Dispatch, of Sunderland, Life-boat was launched, and on arriving at the bound from that port to Kirkaldy.—Expense of sand, it was found that the barque Theresa, of service, 14/. Ids. North Shields, had gone ashore there. He crew, March 23.—A vessel was seen ashore on the consisting of 8 men, together with 3 of the Goodwin Sands. The Vulcan steam-tug, of Bams- ' master's children, were in the vessel's boat on the 458 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 187?. inside of the sand, holding the boat end on with terton and launched. She proceeded to the vessel her bow to the sea. The Life-boat proceeded to and found that the master now wished to leave the weather side of the boat to protect her from the vessel. He was therefore taken into the Life- the breakers, and was thus enabled to rescue the boat, and brought safely ashore.— Expense of 11 persons. The vessel became a total wreck. services, 3 H. 6s. While this service was being performed, flares March 29.—The Van Kook Life-boat at Deal were seen in the direction of the North Scroby put off during a gale from S.E. by E.,and ren- Sand. The Life-boat, therefore, proceeded towards dered assistance to the distressed barque Koyal the beach, and by means of signals called off the Arch, of Sunderland. No. 2 Life-boat, when the rescued crew were March 29.—The sloop Olive Branch, of Cardiff, transferred to that boat and taken ashore. The exhibited a signal of distress while off Watchet No. 1 Boat then proceeded in the direction in on the coast of Somerset, The Life-boat Joseph which the other signals had been seen, and found j Somes immediately proceeded to her assistance, the brig Wladiener, of Libau, riding at anchor just j and by skilful management succeeded in getting off the Scroby Sand, having previously stranded alongside to leeward of the vessel, when the crew, on it, and driven off full of water. With difficulty consisting of 3 men, jumped into the boat, and the Life-boat succeeded in boarding the vessel, were brought safely ashore. The severity of the which was then lying over on her starboard broad- gale had caused the vessel to drag her anchors, side, and rescued her crew, consisting of 8 men. and she had stranded at Warren Shore, about one The boat remained by her for about twenty mi- mile from Watchet. She was bound from Shire- nutes, when the vessel sunk at her anchors.—Ex- hampton to Newport, in ballast. The Life-boat pense of services, 501. had previously been out to the stranded trow Rose, March 29.—At about 3 P.M., during a heavy of Gloucester, but the crew of that vessel were gale from the N.E., the schooner j\Itirgaret Ann, saved by the coastguard and fishermen by means of Carnarvon, was seen to be riding heavily at her of life-lines, &c., the water being too shallow for anchors, and at low water she struck the ground the Life-boat to approach the wreck.—Expense of heavily and unshipped her rudder. The George service, 111. 16s. Moore Life-boat, stationed at Porthdinllaen, was March 30.-—During a N. wind, and a heavy launched through a heavy sea, and her assistance ground sea, rockets were fired from a ship in dis- having been offered and accepted, 3 of the Life- tress near the New Komney Life-boat Station. boatmen went on board the vessel and assisted at The Dr. Haiton. Life-boat was launched, and the pumps, the boat remaining by her until high boarded the vessel, which proved to be the barque water. The vessel carried a crew of 4 men. Elizabeth and Catherine, of Sunderland, bound March 29. — During a strong gale from the thence to Alexandria, with a cargo of coal. She was E.N.E., accompanied by a heavy sea, the barge leaking, and was close to the shore, but in no im- Star of Peace, of London, was observed in a mediate danger of breaking up, as the tide would dangerous position riding at anchor in Pegwell eventually leave her. At the master's request the Bay, all her sails having been blown away. The Life-boat remained by her for nearly three hours, Ramsgate harbour steam-tug Vulcan and Life- and then returned ashore, the vessel being upright boat Bradford proceeded to her assistance. After and in no danger of capsizing. The barque was the Life-boat had made two unsuccessful attempts subsequently, after several attempts, towed off by to succour the distressed sailors, she sailed close three steam-tugs.—Expense of service, 151. 15s. alongside the barge, let go her anchor to wind- April 4.—Voted 100/. Us. 9d. to pay the ex- ward, and rescued the crew of 3 men. The vessel penses of the Life-boats at Berwick-on-Tweed, was nearly full of water, and was striking heavily Sutton, Braunton, Bembridge, Donna Nook, Clee- on the ground. The Life-boat then sailed towards thorpes, Deal, Yealm, and Yarmouth, in either the tug, and was towed back to her station. assembling their crews or launching to the aid of March 29.—During a storm and tremendous sea, vessels not eventually requiring assistance. accompanied by blinding showers of hail and The Ramsgate and Caister Life-boats had also snow, the ketch Greyhound, of Porthcawl, was ob- been taken out with the view of assisting vessels served running for St. Ives harbour. The Life- in distress. boat Covent Garden was launched and proceeded April 6.—At about 7 A.M. the s.s. Spartan, of towards the vessel, and after most strenuous efforts Rotterdam, bound from Hamburg to London, with on the part of the Life-boatmen they succeeded in a cargo of sugar, grounded on the Hasborough getting alongside her. They then ran warps from Sands during a dense fog. On the following the pier to the ketch, and were thus enabled, after morning, the fog having cleared, the vessel was great exertions, to assist in getting her into a place discovered, and the Palling No 2 Life-boat, the of safety. She had a crew of 3 men.—Expense of British Workman, and a yawl, put off to her assist- service, Wl. 8s. ance, and remained by her all day. In the evening March 29.—The smack Lady rf the Lake, of the yawl took off 3 of the crew and landed them Portsmouth, was seen to show signals of distress at Palling, the Life-boat still lying by the vessel, off High Peak. A strong E. to E.N.E. gale was the remainder of the crew (10 men) having been blowing at the time, accompanied by snow. The taken on board the Boat. The steamer ultimately Life-boat Rimingtan, stationed at Sidmouth, put floated; sail was then made,'and with the aid of off to her aid, and found that 3 of her crew had the Life-boat she was beached at Winterton at taken to their small boat, and were drifting on 2.30 A.M. on the 8th April; she, however, became the lee shore into the heavy breakers. The Life- afterwards a total wreck.—Expense of service, boat .took these men from the boat, which was 127. 10s. shortly afterwards upset in the surf. The master April 13.—The brigantine Cygnet, bound from having remained on board the vessel, the Life- Silloth to Dundalk, with a cargo of coal, was boat went to his aid, but he still refused to leave; driven ashore in Dundrum Bay during a strong and after remaining for some time the Boat pro- S.E. gale. The Memorial Life-boat, stationed at ceeded ashore and landed the 3 men at Exmouth, Tyrella, co. Down, put off to her assistance, and it being impossible for her to reach her own sta- with some difficulty and danger, owing to the tion in the teeth of the gale. strength of the gale and the heavy seas breaking In the evening a signal of distress was shown over the vessel, succeeded in rescuing the crew, from the smack, whereupon the Exmouth Life- consisting of 4 men. — Expense of service, boat Victoria was taken by land to Budleigh Sal- 15/. 4s. 6rf. MAY 1,1879.] THE LIFE-BOAT. 459 April 20.—The brig EKia, of Shoreham, bound that the weather would moderate, and that they from Stockholm to Sunderland with deals and might get the ship afloat at next high water, iron, drove on shore a little to the northward of resolved to remain on board until then. The AVhitburn Steel. Signals of distress were shown, Life-boat was got clear of the vessel, and after a and the Coastguard at once attended with the strong pull to windward was taken back to her rocket apparatus, while the crew of the Thomas station by the tug, on board which the passengers, Wilson Life-boat, stationed at Whitburn, was also consisting of 4 men, 8 woman, and 6 children, mustered. The rockets failing to effect a com- were placed and taken safely to Wexford.—Ex- munication, horses were obtained, and the Life- pense of service, 91. Is. 6rf. boat was taken a long distance to the southward The Silver Medal of the Institution was voted before she could be launched, it being nearly low • to Mr. MARCUS BOYLE, Coxswain of the Life-boat, water. Eventually she succeeded in reaching the in recognition of his gallant services on this and vessel, and brought the crew, consisting of 9 men, previous occasions. He has performed the duties safely ashore.—Expense of service, 1"^. 10s. of coxswain for many years, and during that April 22.—During a strong E. wind a vessel period he has rendered many important services. was observed on shore on the Hasborough Sands. May 2.—Voted 44/. 16s. 6d. to pay the expenses The Palling No. 2 Lite-boat British Workman was of the Life-boats at Arklow, Blakcney, Wicklow, launched, and found she was the brig Jeanne and Winterton, in proceeding out to vessels not if Arc, of Trouville, bound to that port from ultimately needing assistance. Christiansand, with deals and battens. With the The Scarborough Life-boat had also been taken aid of a steam-tug and the Life-boat the brig, out to the aid of a fishing coble, but her services which had sustained much damage, was got afloat were not ultimately needed. and taken to Yarmouth harbour. She carried a May 8.—The Cullercoats Life-boat Palmerston crew of 12 men. was launched to the aid of several fishing vessels April 24.—At 5 P.M. it was reported by Arklow which had been overtaken by a heavy sea, render- Coastguards that a vessel was on the Arklow ing it dangerous for them to cross the bar in Bank. The Life-boat was launched, and taken returning to port. The Boat remained some time through a very heavy sea over the bar, the wind afloat assisting the boats into harbour. being E.N.E., and the tide being ebb. She then May 8.—The fishing coble Sarah, of Scar- proceeded to Mizen Head, where she was anchored borough, which had gone out at about 3 A.M., was about midnight. At about 1.30 A.M. got sail on caught in a gale from the E.S.E. which subse- the Boat, and proceeded to the Arklow Bank, quently sprang up, and at about 8.30 she was seen where, at daybreak, the vessel was seen about two making for the harbour. The sea had risen very miles to leeward. The Life-boat went outside much, with a great deal of broken water towards the bank to the barque, and anchored under her the shore, and as the coble was in great peril, the port quarter, when a sea filled the boat. The Scarborough Life-boat Lady Leigh was launched. vessel's crew then veered out a cork fender, but The crew of the coble, consisting of 3 men, were the line broke; a second fender was then veered taken into the Life-boat, and their boat was then out, to which a hawser was attached, but the Life- towed safely into harbour. Boat filled a second time, when she attempted to May 8.—Two fishing vessels, the Eliza and the get close to the vessel, and shipped a sea fore and James and Sarah, belonging to Scarborough, were aft, washing the coxswain overboard. He was seen to be making for Whitby harbour, during a not missed for a time, but happily, though with strong S.E. breeze. The sea being very heavy, some difficulty, he was eventually rescued. The it was impossible for them to enter the harbour Boat was afterwards again overwhelmed by the safely, while they could not remain at sea without heavy seas, and the crew, believing it to be im- great risk to the lives of the crews. The Life- possible for them to reach the vessel then, from boat Robert Whiticorth was therefore launched, the state of the sea and the long exposure they had and proceeded to the boats and took off the crews, undergone, it was considered best to return ashore consisting of 2 men from each coble. One of the and get a fresh crew. The boat reached Arklow boats afterwards sank; the other, with the aid of at about 9.30 A.M., when a fresh crew immediately the Life-boat aad crew, was eventually landed on manned her, and proceeded under a double-reefed the beach.—Expense of service, 91. foresail to Arklow Bank on the first of the flood May 11.—At about 11.30 A.M. a small vessel tide, the wind still blowing very hard from the was reported to be in distress outside Drogheda E.N.E. The Boat was again filled twice in at- Bar. The crew of the Drogheda No. 2 Life-boat tempting to cross the bank. Her head was then John, Rutter Charley^ were assembled, and the Boat turned to the shore, five tacks were made, and was launched as quickly as possible and proceeded eventually she was got through the Mizen Swash, out to the vessel. On nearing the wreck, it was when she ran before the wind to the barque, and found that she was sinking, and it was seen that let go her anchor under the vessel's quarter. The her crew, 2 in number, had been compelled to Boat was filled twice, her crew being drenched, take to their own boat. The Life-boat went after but they succeeded in getting a grapnel astern them and took them safely ashore. The vessel and a line from the ship, and in this manner were proved to be the smack Them, of Chester, bound enabled to take on board the vessel's crew, con- from Bangor to Dublin with slates.—Expense of sisting of 1=) men, and safely landed them at service, 8/. 2s. Arklow at 6.15 P.M.—Expense of service, 621. 2s. May 2'i.—The brig Garland, laden with 503 tons April 25.—At 11.30 A.M. the s.s. Montagu, of of coal, bound from South Shields to London, went Liverpool, was observed ashore on the so'uth side ashore on the Gunfleet Sands, about S.S.W. of of the East Bar Channel, at "Wexford. The Civil Clacton-on-Sea pier, this morning. The wind was Service Life-boat was at once launched, and was blowing hard, and although no signals of distress taken in tow lay the steam-tug Ruby, which had were hoisted by the brig (owing, it-was afterwards been to the assistance of the stranded vessel, but discovered, to her having none on board), the had been unable to communicate with her. Having representatives of the Local Committee considered been placed to the windward, the Life-boat pro- it necessary for the Life-boat to put off to her, ceeded under oars, the sea running high, and got feeling almost sure that she would not come off safely under the lee side of the vessel. It was de- the sands again, and that the crew must leave sired that the Boat should take off the passengers; her. The Albert Edward was launched about and this was done. The master and crew, hoping 10 A.M., reached the brig about 1 P.M., and found 460 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1879. her fast filling with water and breaking up. The the Life-boats at Brancaster, Isle of Arran, crew of 6 men and 3 boys were at once taken into Broadstairs, and Deal, in either assembling their the Life-boat and safely landed at Clacton-on-Sea. crews or putting off to the assistance of endan- A large number of persons were on the pier to gered vessels, which did not ultimately need the welcome the return of the Life-boat.—Expense services of the Boats. of service, 9/. 4s. Aug. 23.—The brigantine Frances Mary, of June 5.—At 4 A.M., during squally weather, a Drogheda, stranded on Drogheda Bar during a vessel was observed ashore on Horsey Beach, heavy E. gale, accompanied by a rough sea. The Norfolk. The Palling No. 1 Life-boat, the Par- Drogheda Life-boat John Rutter Charley pro- see, proceeded to her through a heavy sea, and ceeded to her assistance, but only 1 of the crew found she was the brig Gulden Plover, of Sunder- then came ashore in her, the others desiring to land, on a voyage from that port to Bari, Gulf of remain by their vessel in hopes that she might not Venice, with a cargo of coal and bricks. She become a wreck. At low water, however, they carried a crew of 10 men, who were taken into were compelled to leave her, and landed in their the Life-boat and brought safely to land.—Ex- own boat at great risk. The vessel subsequently pense of service, 13/. 11s. 6d. became a total wreck. She was bound from Ayr June 6.—Voted 1261. 15s. 6d. to pay the ex- to Drogheda, with coal, and carried a crew of penses of the Balbriggan, Lowestoit, Montrose, 4 men.—Expense of service, SI. 4s. Carmarthen Bay, Pembrey, Broadstairs, Dover, Sept. 5.—Voted 47J. 18s. to pay the expenses of New Romney, Lydd (Dungeness), and Hythe the Life-boats at Caister, Deal, Porthdinllaen, Life-boats, in either assembling their crews or Sutton, and West Hartlepool, in either assembling proceeding to the aid of vessels which did not their crews or putting off in reply to signals of ultimately require their assistance. distress exhibited by vessels not ultimately re- The Newbiggin Life-boat had also proceeded quiring assistance. out to the aid of a distressed fishing coble. Reported that the Ramsgate Life-boat had July 4.—Voted 101. to pay the expenses of again proceeded on different occasions to the aid taking out the Winterton Life-boat on the occa- of vessels in distress, but that her services had not sion of the wreck of the brig Golden Plover, of been eventually needed. Sunderland. Sept. 12.—About fifty fishing-boats, which were The Ramsgate Life-boat had also proceeded out lying at anchor in Whitby roads, were in great on two recent occasions in reply to signals of danger of being driven ashore, on a gale from the distress, but her services were not eventually N. suddenly springing up. Part of their crews required. had landed with their fish, and as they were July 30.—Signal guns were fired from the Gull unable to get back to their vessels, the Life-boats Lightship. The Ramsgate harbour steam-tug Robert Whitworth and Harriet Forteath were Vulcan and Bradford No. 2 Life-boat were launched, and put some of the crews on board manned as quickly as possible, and proceeded their boats. By that time the wind and sea had direct for a vessel which was observed ashore on increased in violence, and four of the craft drove the N.N.W. part of the Goodwin Sands. On ashore, but their crews were fortunately rescued; arriving alongside, the services of the Life-boat the majority of the boats slipped their anchors and steamer were at once engaged. A boat from and ran south. The Life-boats remained out about Deal, with two men, had previously arrived, and two hours, and ultimately the Sobert Whitworth another Deal boat subsequently came up. The succeeded in saving 2 men from the boat crew of two men of the last-named boat went on Welcome, of Hartlepool. About ten minutes after board the vessel, but finding that their services the men were taken out of her, the boat foun- were not required, they were about to get into dered.—Expense of services, 171. 15s. their boat again, when it was found that she had Sept. 12.—The Life-boat Hannah Somerset, been stove and filled with water. They then stationed at Staithes, Yorkshire, went out to the waded through the surf to the other boat, and on assistance of several fishing cobles which had been the tide flowing, the four men attempted to get overtaken by a sudden gale from the N., accom- that boat off the sand, but, owing to the heavy panied by a heavy sea, and were in great danger. sea, she was also stove and filled. The men then She conveyed ropes, anchors, &c., by which means waded up to their waists in water towards the several of the cobles were saved. Three of the vessel, and, on their perilous situation being ob- boats, however, were driven on shore, and were served, the ship's boat was lowered by the Life- totally wrecked. boatmen, and they were brought safely on board. Sept. 12.—During a very strong gale from the As the tide flowed, the wind and sea increased, N., accompanied by a heavy sea, at 5 P.M., the and the steamer, which had been riding near tlie fishing sloop Sally, of Wells, Norfolk, was making vessel, then attached her towing hawser and com- for that harbour when her mainsheet and boom menced towing, but after some time the rope gave way, and she was driven on the East Sinds. broke. A larger towing hawser was then made The " Penny Readings " Life-boat Eliza Adams, use of, and eventually the vessel came afloat, and stationed at Wells, was launched, and was towed was taken into Ramsgate harbour. She was the by a steam-tug as far as the sands; she then pro- brigantine Donna Maria, of Swansea, 123 tons, ceeded to the sloop, and succeeded in saving the from Burntisland to Cherbourg, with coal. Her crew of 4 men.—Expense of service, 91. 10s. crew consisted of 6 men. Sept. 15.—Several of the large herring boats July 30.—At 4.30 A.M., during a strong N. wind belonging to Newbiggin, Northumberland, were and heavy sea, the Broadstairs Life-boat Samuel lying at anchor in the bay when a very violent Morrison Collins was launched in reply to signal- gale suddenly sprang up, the sea rose very rapidly, guns fired from the Gull Lightship. On arriving and they were in great danger of sinking at their at the Goodwin Sands, the schooner Star of the moorings or of being driven on the rocks. Their West, of Bridgwater, was found ashore there. crews, who were ashore, were totally unable to go The Life-boat, with great difficulty, succeeded in out to them in the small boats or cobles generally getting her off the sand, and took her, with her used by them. The Life-boat was accordingly crew of 5 men, safely into Ramsgate harbour. brought into requisition, and the fishermen taken The boat sustained much damage in the perform- out to their boats, which were then safely got out ance of this service. of the bay or into shelter, with the exception of Aug. 1.—Voted 33/. 7s. to pay the expenses of one, which was stove on the rocks. MAY 1,1879.] THE LIFE-BOAT. 461 Sept. 16.—At 1 P.M., a vessel was observed Sept. 30.—A boat containing three pilots put about eight miles off Douglas Head, Isle of Man, off from Montrose to a Norwegian barque, and showing signals of Distress. The wind was blow- one of the men was placed on board the vessel. ing a whole gale from the \V. at the time. The The boat then returned towards the shore, but Douglas No. 2 Life-boat John. Turner-Turner the wind having freshened, it was found impos- immediately put off to her assistance, and found sible to cross the bar. As she was in great if was the brigantine Delhi, of Belfast, 128 tons danger, the Montrose Life-boat Mincing Lane was register, bound from Poole to Runcorn with a launched to her assistance, remained by her until cargo of china clay. Her decks were completely the tide rose, and eventually brought her and the swept by the sea,; she was leaking badly, and 2 men (1 of whom was the Coxswain of the Life- was apparently foundering. Her crew of 6 men boat) safely ashore.—Expense of service, 4/. 15s. were in a most exhausted condition, having been Oct. 2.—The smack Swallow was observed off hard at work at the pumps for some time, and Borough Head, Wigtonshire, dismasted, and in were with difficulty clinging to the rigging. The danger of being driven on the rocks. The AVhit- Lite-boat with great difficulty succeeded in get- horn Life-boat Cliarlie Peek put off to her assist- ting close to the vessel, took the men off, and landed ance, but before she could get near the Swallow, them at Douglas at 8.30 P.M. The vessel subse- another vessel arrived and took her in tow to- quently foundered.—Expense of service, HI. 7s. wards Drumore. The Life-boat was hailed to Sept. 16.—A very severe W. gale was ex- follow, and she assisted in passing a fresh tow- perienced this day at Thurso, N.B. About nine- rope, as the one in use had nearly parted.—Ex- teen sailing vessels and two steamers were lying pense of service, 'I. 13s. in Crabster roadstead at the time. Some of them Oct. 3.—Voted 70/. to pay the expenses of the had anchored far out beyond the proper anchorage- Hunswick, Tenby, Troon, Palling, and Campbel- ground, and in the afternoon were riding very town Life-boats, in either assembling their crews heavily, and apparendy dragging their anchors. or putting off in reply to signals of distress shown The Charley Lloyd Life-boat put off to their assist- by vessels which did not ultimately need the ance, and brought ashore the crews, consisting of services of the Boats. 10 men, from the brigantine St. Helen, of Car- Oct. 7.—A very heavy S.S.W. gale was ex- narvon, smack Maggie, of Sunderland, and smack perienced at Fishguard. Several vessels were lying Ann, of Berwick. The Life-boat was then kept at anchor in the roadstead, one of which, the afloat in Crabster harbour, and her crew re- schooner Charlotte, of Portmadoc, was anchored mained in attendance in case their services should very far out, and fears were entertained for her be again required. Later in the afternoon some safety. In the afternoon she was seen to drag of the other vessels showed signals of distress, and her anchors and drift on to the Cow and Calf the Life-boat proceeded to their assistance, and Rocks. At about 6.HO P.M. she hoisted a signal brought ashore 31 persons from the schooners Eva, of distress, and the Life-boat Sir Edward Perrott, of Kuncorn; Unionist, of Berwick ; June Shearer, of stationed at Fishguard, put off to her assistance, Thurso; Ann, of Runcorn; Lurk, of Aberdeen; and soon arrived alongside the vessel. In the Phoenician, of Corrin; and Caroline Marion, of meantime, however, the crew, consisting of 4 men, Dumfries. The Life-boat finally landed at about had got on the Cow Rock, and great difficulty 8.30 P.M., having been out five times during the was experienced in getting them into the Life- day.—Expense of services, 31/. 6s. 6rf. boat. As soon as they were taken on board, an Sept. 18.—The barque Charles Challoner, of attempt was made to return to the shore, but as Fleetwood, bound for that port from Quebec, with the Boat had to pass through a narrow opening timber, was endeavouring to make the harbour in between the mainland and the reck, through tow of a steam-tug; but the steamer was not which there was a very heavy run of tide, the sufficiently powerful, as the wind was blowing a wind being dead against her, it was found impos- gale from W.N.W. at the time, and about midnight sible to make headway; and she therefore had to the barque was driven on to Bernard Wharf, a run into Pwll Hir for shelter. She remained there sandbank about a mile eastward of the Wjre for some hours until slack water, when another Light. Her crew of 19 men leaped on board the tug, effort to pass through the sound was made; but but a boy still remained on the vessel, he being when nearly through, the Boat was met bj' such unable to escape in that way. As the steamer terrific gusts of wind that she was driven back, dared not approach any nearer to the stranded and had again to seek shelter at Pwll Hir. After ship, signals ot distress were shown, in response to waiting there a long while, the gale slightly which the Life-boat Edward Wasey put off, went abated, and another attempt was made to pass alongside the vessel, and succeeded in rescuing through the channel, fortunately this time with the boy.—Expense of service, 13^. 5s. success. The Life-boat men were very much Sept. 22.—During a heavy gale from S.S.W. the exhausted on reaching the shore, having beeu out smack If asp, of Belfast, had her sails blownaway, in the Boat nine hours, and were thoroughly wet, and drove ashore at Ringmore, in Dundrum Bay. the rain having beeu pouring in torrents during The Memorial Life-boat, stationed at Tyrella, put the time they were at Pwll Hir.—Expense of off to her assistance and rescued the crew, con- service, 'iil. 10s. sisting of 3 men. The vessel was bound from Oct. 9.—The barque Cam Tual, of Liverpool, Troon to Newry with a cargo of coal.—Expense sailed from Maryport on the 6th October, and on of service, 101. 'is. 6d. the 9th, at 9 P.M., she was observed to be showing Sept. 22.—During a S. gale with thick rain signals of distress, at which time she was riding squalls a vessel was observed ashore on Salthouse in the Solway between Kobin Rigg and Dunrugh Bank off the Lancashire coast, and showing Banks, with loss of one anchor. A strong S. to signals of distress. The Lytham Life-boat was W.S.W. gale was blowing, and the sea was very launched, and on arriving alongside found that rough. The Maryport Life-boat Henry Niison she was the Emerald Isle, bound from Drogheda proceeded out, but as the barque had no lights up, to Preston, with a cargo of oatmeal. At the request she was unable to find her, and after searching of the master, the Boat remained by her during for her in vain for 5J hours she returned ashore. the day, and at the night's tide a hawser was got At 9 A.M. on the following day the Life-boat out and the smack was hauled into deep water. went out again in tow of a steam-tug. She then The Life-boat returned ashore at 10 P.M., after found the vessel and brought ashore 9 men, one being absent from her station about twelve hours. of whom had meanwhile become insane through 462 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1879. fear; the roaster and mate, however, refused to Nov. 7.—Voted 1737. 9s. to pay the expenses leave their ship.—Expense of service, 22/. 10s. of the Life-boats at Porthdinllaen, Holyhead, Information of the vessel being in distress was Portmadoc, Fleetwood, Kingsdowne, Deal, South- also received at Whitehaven, and at about 11.30 port, Chapel, Great Yarmouth, Donna Nook, A.M. the Life-boat Elizabeth, stationed at that port, Broadstairs, and Ramsey, in assembling their proceeded to her assistance, in tow of a steamer. crews or putting off to the assistance of vessels The barque was reached, and 12 of the steamer's showing signals of distress, but which did not crew were put on board her, when she was taken eventually require the aid of the Life-boats. in tow and brought safely into Whitehaven. 'the Jtamsgate, Cullercoats, and Eastbourne The Silver Medal of the Institution was awarded Life-boats had also been taken out in reply to to Mr. Jons WEBSTEK, Coxswain of the Maryport distress signals, but their services were not ulti- Life-boat, in recognition of his gallant services in mately needed. the Boat on this and several former occasions. Nov. 8. — A very heavy gale from the N.E. Oct. 10.—A telegram was received at Abersoch, sprang up at about 10 A.M., and several fishing Carnarvonshire, from Barmouth, stating that a cobles which had gone out from Newbiggin at vessel was in distress, riding at anchor danger- 4 o'clock, when it was quite calm, were in very ously near to St Patrick's Causeway, and that it great danger. At 1 P.M. the storm increased to was impossible for the Barmouth Lite-boat to go such an extent that it was deemed advisable to to her aid, as the gale was blowing right in launch the Life-boat, four of the cobles not having there. The Abersoch Life-boat Mabel Louisa was returned to port. The Life-boat W. Hopliinson launched as quickly as possible, and proceeded to of Brighjytise accordingly proceeded out, and ac- the vessel, which proved to be the barque Dusty companied the boats round Newbiggin Point and Miller, of Liverpool, bound from St. John's to into the bay, the presence of the Boat being a Holyhead with a cargo of timber. On arriving great encouragement to the men in rounding the by her, the master requested that the Life-boat ! point. would stay alongside until the weather moderated, j Nov. 8.—At about 3 P.M. the Rhyl Life-boat She accordingly remained by her during the Jane Daltnn proceeded to the aid of the sloop night, and at about ti.30 on the following morning ' Raven, of Liverpool, which had lost her mainsail, a steam-tug from Portmadoc came up, took the \ and, becoming unmanageable, had been driven barque in tow, and brought her into St. Tudwall's ashore at Plastirion Point. The vessel's crew of Roads. The wind was blowing a gale from ( 3 men were taken into the Life-boat, and safely \V.S.W. during the performance of this service, | landed at Rhyl about 3.45. She was bound from accompanied by a heavy sea. | Llanddulas to Liverpool with limestone.—Expense The Second Service Clasp of the Institution i of service, 131. Os. lOrf. was presented to the Rev. OWEN LLOYD WILLIAMS, Nov. 8.—The Gorleston Life-boat Leicester went Honorary Secretary of the Branch, in recognition to the assistance of the brigantine Old Goody, of of his gallant services in the Life-boat on this Faversham, which had been in collision in the and on other occasions. roads. Some of the Life-boatmen went on board, Oct. 18.—Signals of distress having been ob- and with the help of a steam-tug the vessel was served, the Selsey Life-boat Four Sisters was brought safely into the harbour. She carried a launched, and proceeded to the Royal Mail crew of 8 men. steamer Elbe, which had gone ashore on the On the same day, the Boat again proceeded out Puller Bank during a strong E. wind and hazy during a heavy N.N.W. gale, and, with the aid of weather. The Life-boat remained by her until a steam-tug, brought the schooner Zephyr, of the following morning, when she got off and Montrose, safely into harbour. She had lost her proceeded on her voyage. anchor and chain, her sails had been blown away, Oct. 28.—At 4 A.M., during a fresh westerly and she was leaking, having been on one of the wind, signals of distress from the North Has- sands. She had a crew of 5 men, and was loaded borough Sands Light were heard. The Palling with cement. Lite-boat British Workman proceeded out, and, Nov. 9.—The Admiral Fitzray Life-boat, sta- when about three miles from the land, picked up tioned at Anstruther, rescued the crew, consisting a ship's boat containing 6 men. They proved to of 4 men, from the s.s. Dryad, of Glasgow. The be the crew of the schooner Smithfeld, of Aber- vessel was on a voyage from Montrose to Camp- deen, bound from that port to London with stone, beltown, with barley, and when near the entrance which vessel had stranded on the Hasborough of the Forth, during hazy weather, her machinery Sands during the night. The master had been was disabled. She then made for the land under left on board the schooner, and the Life-boat sail, but went ashore amongst the rocks, the water therefore proceeded towards her, and with much being low at the time. \V hen left by her crew, difficulty succeeded in rescuing him from the she was fast filling with water, and was likely rigging, the vessel having sunk. The Life-boat to become a total wreck.—Expense of service, then made for her station, and arrived at about 141. 10s. 2 P.M., having been engaged ten hours in render- Nov. 9.—The Caister No. 2 Life-boat Godsend ing this service.—Expense of service, 271. 14s. went out in reply to signals of distress, and as- Nov. 6.—Flare lights having been seen in the sisted to save the schooner Milky Way, of Fraser- direction of the Cross Sand, the Caister No. 1 burgb, which was in a dangerous position close to Life-boat CoventGarden proceeded out, and found the Barber Sands, during a very strong northerly the fishing-smack Mystery, of Great Yarmouth, gale and heavy sea. The vessel was on a voyage just off the sand. She was partly dismantled, and from Ystero to London, with barley, and carried had been abandoned by her crew. The Life- a crew of 4 men. boatmen boarded her, set sail, and took her into Nov. 10.—At about 4 A.M. signals of distress Yarmouth Roads, where she was anchored until were seen from a vessel on the Holm Sand, near the following morning. At daylight a steam-tug Lowestoft. The Lowestoft No. 1 Life-boat Samuel was engaged, and towed her into Yarmouth har- Plimsoll was launched, and on reaching the sand bour. It was subsequently ascertained that her found the s.s. Gorm, of Copenhagen, ashore there. crew had got on board another fishing-smack. The Boat went alongside her, took off her crew of The wind was blowing strongly from the N. at the 21 men, and safely landed them at Lowestoft at time, accompanied by squalls, and the sea was about 7.15. The vessel was bound from Riga to very heavy on the sand. London with oats.—Expense of service, 251. Ids. MAT 1, 1879.] THE LIFE-BOAT. 463 Nor. 10.-—The schooner Margaret, of Goole, the N. and a very bad sea; however, the crew while riding off Thorpness, Suffolk, during a persevered, and found the brigantine Sea Flower, S.S.W. gale, was observed to drag her anchor. of Seaham, stranded off Grainthorpe. The great- She slipped her cable, but her rudder chains broke, est danger was incurred in rescuing the ship- she became unmanageable, and drove on to the wrecked men, and the Life-boat received some in- rocks. The Thorpe Life-boat Ipswich went to jury by the ship's boat being washed on to her her assistance, and succeeded in rescuing her crew from the deck of the vessel by the heavy seas. of 5 men, and landed them at Sizewell. The ves- The anchor and cable had to be slipped, and sel became a total wreck.—Expense of service, several oars and rowing crutches were broken. 161. 10s. However, the men did not themselves receive any Nov. 13.—At 3 A.M., during a fresh breeze from injury, and they had the satisfaction of landing the E.N.E., signals were fired from the CaWlight- the whole of the shipwrecked crew in safety. ship, in response to which the Bradford Life-boat, On the night of the 17th, lights, repeated in of Ramspate, and steam-tug A.ld proceeded to the quick succession, were seen in the direction of tie sands, and found a barque ashore there. The New Sand Light, and the Donna Nook Life-boat Life-boat was slipped from the tug snd sailed proceeded to sea, but the unfortunate vessel, which towards the vessel. Some of the Life-boatmen was found to he the Annie, of Montrose, had cap- boarded her, and the master at once requested sized, and the crew perished, long before the Boat them to assist to get her off. Part of her ballast could get to their assistance. In launching, on •was thrown overboard to lighten her, and on the this occasion, great difficulty was experienced; tide flowing, the headsail was set, the steamer the flood tide coming in so quickly on the flat backed in, and her towing hawser was attached. beach that it floated the Boat off the carriage, After towing for some time, the vessel was got which latter had to be abandoned until the tide afloat, and was taken into Ramsgate harbour. turned, and some of the launchers and two of the She proved to be the barque Ridesda/e, of South- horses had a most narrow escape from drowning, ampton, bound from Hull to Southampton in as the water was over the backs of the horses, and ballast. they were only liberated just in time. The ser- Nov. 14.—This morning the Caister No. 1 Life- vice was one of the most trying the men had ever boat was launched in reply to signals of distress, experienced, the horses also suffering fearfully. shown in the direction of the Middle Cross Sand. It was a bitter cold night, and they did not get She sailed towards the sand, and met a boat home until four o'clock in the morning. The men containing 5 men, the crew of the schooner had just placed the horses in the stable, and were F, Edwards, of Grimsby. Their vessel had gone taking off their'wet clothes, when the signal gun ashore on the sand, and become a total wreck, and was again fired in quick succession. Fresh horses the crew had taken to their boat, which, when met were procured, and the Life-boat was soon off to by the Life-boat, was nearly full of water, and a ship ashore near Saltfleet Haven. She was the had two oars broken. The men were at once barque Johann Benjamin, of Memel, bound thence taken into the Life-boat and safely landed at to Hull with a cargo of timber; two of her masts Caister.—Expense of service, 251. had been cut away, and she had also lost her Nov. 8-17.—A very severe gale occurred on the mizen-top-mast and jibboom, and was altogether Lincolnshire coast in November, its violence in a most dangerous position. The Theddlethorpe being experienced more or less for nearly nine Life-boat had also gone to her aid, and she took days. off 6 of the crew; 3 went in the Donna Nook On the 8th, at 8.30 P.M., signals of distress were Life-boat, but the master and mate declined to shown near Grainthorpe Haven, by the brig leave their ship. Soon after the Donna Nook Matilda, of Laurvig, during a whole gale from Life-boat landed, she was once more called out, the N. and a very rough sea. The Douna Nook and proceeded through a very heavy sea to the Life-boat North Briton was taken along the coast schooner Briton, of Sandefiord, bound from a distance of about five miles, and was then Charlestown to Frederikshavn with a cargo of launched, and succeeded in rescuing the crew, coals, which had stranded near Grainthorpe. On consisting of 10 men. The brig, which was bound reaching that vessel, it was found that the crew from Laurvig to Hull with a cargo of ice, became had been got ashore, but that they had left the a total wreck. signals of'distress flying. There were two lands- On the afternoon of the 15th, the gale then men on board. Another vessel—the Russian blowing very heavily, accompanied by squalls of schooner Krma—also stranded at Donna Nook rain, a vessel was seen drifting towards the shore while the Life-boat was at Saltfleet; her crew of at Donna Nook, which soon afterwards struck on 11 men were saved by some of the boatmen, with the Hale Sand. The alarm was given at the Life- the help of three horses. The Life-boat returned boat Station of the Institution, and the Boat was to Donna Nook about 3 P.M. on the 18th, the crew quickly got out, but before she could be launched, having been on service then for nearly twenty- the vessel fortunately drifted off the sand, and by one hours; they were nearly exhausted, but skilful manoeuvring she rounded the west end of showed a most brave and determined spirit, and the bank and got away to sea in safety, having were quite ready to go out again in the Life-boat narrowly escaped shipwreck. A few hoars after- if required, notwithstanding their condition. wards, the gale having by no means moderated, Too much praise cannot be given to the men who signal lights of distress were shown from a vessel performed such noble services.—Expense of these in the direction of Tetney Haven, and the Life- three Life-boats, 24R boat was again got ready; but as it was ascer- Nov. 27.—At 9 P.M. signals were shown by a tained that, on account of the vast body of water schooner in Lowestoft North Roads. The Lowe- in Grainthorpe Haven, she could not be gotacross stoft No. 1 Life-boat proceeded out in tow of a there, rocket signals were made to the next Life- steam-tug, and brought ashore the crew of 5 men boat Station at Cleethorpes, requiring the services from the vessel, which was the Zestoria, of Col- of their Boat. That Life-boat is named the Man- chester. She was labouring very heavily, her chester Unity, she having been presented to the cargo having shifted. On the following morning Institution by the Independent Order of Odd she was brought into harbour.—Expense of ser- Fellows (Manchester Unity). She promptly pro- vice, 251. 17s. ceeded out when the signals of distress were ob- Nov. 28. —The dandy Henry, of Bridgwater, was served, and had to encounter a heavy gale from seen at anchor off the Gore Sands, near Burnham, 464 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1879. Somerset, with a flag of distress flying. The quantity of water in her. Her crew, consisting of Life-boat Cheltenham was launched, and on reach- j 6 men, had taken refuge on the rock, and it was ing her, it was found that her sails had been blown only with great difficulty that the Life-boat was away, and that she was leaking; and as the sea enabled to take them off and bring them safely to was making a clean breach over her, the Life- land.—Expense of service, 141 10*. boat, at the master's request, remained by her j Dec. 19.—The Caister No. 2 Life-boat put off until a steamer came to tow her out of her dan- and rescued the crew of 6 men from the brig gerous position. Mellta. of Elyth,; which had stranded during a Nov. 28.—At about 1.50 A.M. the ketch Escape, fresh N.W. breeze and heavy sea. The Life-boat of Goole, was observed making for Hartlepool, j also brought ashore 10 beachmen who had gone and showing signals of distress. The sea being on board the vessel to try to save her from being very high, the Hartlepool No. 3 Life-boat John ( wrecked.—Expense of service, 10/. 10s. Clay Barlow put off and went towards her; but j Dec. 29.-The Life-boat Florence Nightingale, before she could be reached, she had drifted on to j stationed at Sunderland, rescued the crew, con- Middleton beach. It was found that she had 5 feet ! sisting of 4 men, from the schooner Marianne, of of water in her hold, and her crew, consisting of i London, which ;was totally wrecked on Sunder- 4 men, and 3 other persons who were on board j land South Rocks, during a strong S. wind and her, were therefore taken into the Life-boat and heavy sea.—Expense of service, 15?. brought safely ashore. The ketch became a total Dec. 30.—At 6.30 P.M., signals of distress having wreck.—Expense of service, 12/. been observed, the Caister No. 1 Life-boat went Dec. 5.—Voted 367?. 10s. to pay the expenses to the Cross Sand, and found the barque Palmyra, of the Life-boats at Howth, Padstow, Cleethorpes, ! of South Shields, ashore there. Part of her crew Pakefield, St. Ives, Winterton, Mundesley, Sutton, j had abandoned her in two boats, and the others SHORE-BOAT SERVICES REWARDED IN 1878. Jan. 3.—Voted II. !0s. to 3 men of Lerwick, ! Institution and 2Z. were also voted to Mrs. SHER- N.B., who rescued 3 persons from the smack ! RARD, who had rendered great assistance to the Teazer, of Sandsair, Shetland, which had been I rescued men. caught by a squall, and had sunk off Bressay, I The thanks of the Institution, inscribed on Shetland, on the 31st October. vellum, and '21. each were also voted to Messrs. Also 41. to 4 men of South Ronaldshay, Orkney, j OWEN ROBERT?, ROBERT ROBERTS, and JOBS for saving, by means of ropes, 6 of the crew of i WILLIAMS, in acknowledgment of their highly the brigantine Agnes, of Fraserburgh, which was ] meritorious conduct in descending some pre- wrecked on Castle Book, Sandwick Bay, during cipitous cliffs and saving, by means of ropes, 9 a storm from the W. on the 16th November. ! of the crew of the steamer Pioneer, of Dublin, Also 31. to 5 pilots for putting off in their boat which vessel had been totally wrecked on Puffin from Porthcawl, Glamorganshire, and, at great Island during a heavy gale from the N. on the risk, transferring to the s.s. Velindra 9 of the crew j 25th January; I/. 10s. was also granted to 2 other of the barque Johann, of Snndsvall, which had men who rendered assistance on the occasion. stranded on Scarweather Sands, during a strong • Also Wl. to 7 men for putting off in a coble W.S.W. wind, on the 6th December. from Blyth, Northumberland, and saving 13 men, Also 51. to the crew of the lugger Champion, of ! comprising the crew of the s.s. Jyttand, of Hor- Ramsgate, for saving 5 of the crew of the barque 1 sens, Denmark, which was wrecked on Seaton Hannah Ratlikens, of Rostock, which vessel had I Sea Rocks, during stormy weather, on the 30th gone ashore on. the Goodwin Sands on the 13th December. December. Feb. 15. —Two men belonging to Rossmuck, Co. Feb. 7,—Voted the thanks of the Institution, Galway, rescued one man from a hooker which inscribed on vellum, to Mr. FLETCHER, Master had been capsized by a squall in Kilkierran Bay, of the steam-tug Hotspur, together with flf. to the Ireland.—Reward, 21. steamer's crew, in acknowledgment of their ser- March 24.—Four men at Sutton, on the coast of vices on the occasion of the wreck of the Nor- Lincolnshire, put off in a shore-boat and rescued wegian brig Hilding, at Magilligan Strand, Co. the crew of 3 men from the sloop Mercy, of Yar- Londonderry, on the 25th January. The thanks, | mouth, which was wrecked off Sutton during a inscribed on vellum, were also voted to Mr. JAMES i strong N.N.E. gale—Reward, \l. JlcCANDtES?, and 61. to 6 men who put off with April 1.—Eighteen men put off in a boat from him in a shore-boat and saved 4 of the ship- Blakeney, Norfolk, and saved the crew of 4 men wrecked men. The thanks on vellum were also from the smack Eulalie, of Colchester, which had voted to Mr. SAMUEL McCAimtESS, for his praise- stranded while beating into Blakeney harbour, worthy services on the occasion of the wreck, and daring a strong N.W. wind.—Reward, 57. especially for wading into the surf and saving 2 April 19.—Six men put off in a coble, and saved of the shipwrecked crew. The thanks of the the crew, consisting of 8 men, of the brig Cham- MAY 1,1879.] THE LIFE-BOAT. 465 pion, of Shoreham, which was wrecked near Robin had been in collision in Caldy Roads, and were in Hood's Bay during a thick fog.— Keward, 31. a sinking condition.—Reward, 51. May 2.—Two men rescued a man who had fallen Sept. 17.—Six Coastguard men at Mulroy, Co. overboard from his boat while it was in tow of the Donegal, put off in their Lite-boat, and saved the brigantine A/cido, oft" the Scilly Islands, during a crew of 3 men from the schooner St'ir of the Sea, fresh wind.—Reward, II. of PrfSton, wrecked at Downings, Co. Donegal, May 7.—A Coastguard boatman at Salcombe, during a strong W.N/W. gale and heavy sea.— Devon, assisted to rescue 3 men from a Coast- I Reward, 6/. guard galley which had been capsized on Salcombe I Sept. 20.—Eight men put off in a boat from Bar, in a heavy sea.—Keward, II. i Palling, Norfolk, and saved the crew of 8 men, May 9.—The Coxswain of the Gnrleston Life- I and the master's wife and child, from the barque boat and several other men put off in a small Blue Ware, of Blyth, which had stranded off yawl and rescued, at some risk of life, the crew j Palling during a N.W. gale.—Reward, 41. of 8 men from the brig Sisters, of South Shields, \ Sept. 22.—The crew ot a Gorieston private Life- which was wrecked on Corion Sand during an boat saved the crew of 4 men from the schooner easterly wind. —Reward, 16/. William, of Hastings, which had stranded on the May 13.—Two men put off from the fishing- j North Sands, off Gorleston, during a strong S.W. smack Eagle, in a small boat, and saved 1 of the wind and a heavy sea.—Reward, Wl. crew of the schooner Rn-eresco, of Wisbech, which Oct. 3.—Voted also an additional sum of 57. to a grounded on the bar at the entrance to Yealm man who had rendered gallant service in i-aving River in a heavy sea.— Reward, 2i. life on the occasion of the wreck of the fishing- June 6.—Voted 2/. to 3 men for rescuing the hoat Swan, at Porthleven, Cornwall, on the 24th crew of 2 persons from the fishing-boat Swan, of November lust, and who had suffered from illness Porthleven, which had been caught in a sudden ! caused by exposure incurred in performing the gnle from the W. and driven on Loe Bar on the service. 24th November last. Oct. 7.—Three men put off in a boat, and paved June 6.—Seven men put off in two boats, and 2" young women whose boat had been capsized rescued 5 persons from a boat which had been { between the islands of Trondra and Papa, Shetland, capsized off Bellville, Co. Kerry, during squally during a strong S.E. wind and squally weather.— weather.—Keward, 3/. 10s. Reward 21. June 20.—A boatman of Ilfracombe jumped Oct. 24.—Thirteen Gorlestonmen put off in the into the sea from Ilfracombe Old Pier, and saved salvage Life-boat ReJ'uge, and saved the crew of a boy who had fallen into the water.—Keward, I/. 6 men from the brig Fuchsia, of Sundcrland, which July 3.—Three men rescued, at some risk, 6 had stranded on Scroby Sand during a gale from persons from a small boat of Newtownard, which S.W Reward, 10/. had been capsized off Portavogie, Co. Down, while Nov. 11.—Mr. JAMES BAKER, Chief Officer of returning from Bangor Regatta.—Reward, 31. H.M. Coastguard at Youghal, Ireland, and his July 3.—Six men rescued 3 persons from a boat crew of 5 men, put off in the Coastguard Life-boat, which had been capsized off Clerk's Point, near and saved the crew of 5 men from the cutter Teignmouth, Devon, during a moderate N.W. Kingfisher, of Youghal, which was dismasted off breeze.—Reward, 31. that port during a fresh gale and a heavy sea.— July 13.—Eight men put off in a boat, and Reward, 31. 10s. rescued 3 persons from a pleasure boat which had Nov. 12.—Seven men put off iu a fishing-boat been capsized off Khyl, North Wales, in a strong from Thurso, N.B., and saved the crews, number- H.N.'W. wind and heavy sea.—Reward, 41. ing in all 11 men, from the schooners Antelnpe, of Aug. 11.—Seven men put off in a boat, and saved Carnarvon; Goivrie, of Perth; and Mury Alice, 1 of 2 men whose boat had been capsized by of Liverpool \ which were in imminent danger in a heavy squall in Mulroy Bay, Co. Donegal.—'• the roadstead during a N.E. gale.—Reward, 71. Reward, 5/. Dec. 5.—Voted 10?. towards a local subscription Sept. 14.—Two men saved 3 persons from for the relief of the widows and families of the lioat Victoria Nyinza, of Teignmouth, which EDWARD BASSETT and two of his sons, who were had been capsized off that place on the 14th Sep- drowned on the occasion of the wreck of their tember.— Reward, 3/. fishing-boat, Jabez, on the rocks near St. Ives, Sept. 15.—Five men put off in a boat from Cornwall, during a hurricane, on the 1'ith Novem- Tenby, during a whole gale from the S.W., with ber. E. BASSETT was one of the St. Ives Life- the view of saving the crews 6f two vessels, the boat crew, and had been out in that Boat on service Ella Vale, of Cork, and Minerva, of Belfast, which on many occasions. The following is a copy of a Handbill circulated on the Coasts of the United Kingdom by the Institution, for the purpose of informing Boatmen and others that it encourages laudable exertions to save Life from Shipwrecks: — TO BOATMEN AND OTHERS. To encourage prompt and energetic exertions in time of Danger on the part of Boatmen and Others, by quickly putting off to save Life in CASES of WRECKS on the Coasts of the British Isles, either by SHORE-BOATS OK OTHEK MEANS, |EcmaI Jfrrstrtetimi Reward's of Money or Medals. In all cases the Rewards are given without further delay than is necessary to obtain proof of the merits of each case, and to insure their being paid to the right parties. Application to be made to the Secretary. By Order of the Committee. THE MEDAL OF THE ROYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, FOB THE PRESERVATION OF LIFE FROM SHIPWRECK. Obverse.—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 L. C. Wros, Esq., represents the bust of QUEEN VICTOBIA, 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 HEE MAJESTY at that period (1862), combining the dignity of aspect and benevolence which have always characterised the Queen throughout her long and prosperous reign. The reverse, representing the Life-boat, in which there are three Sailors, rescuing a fourth from the sea, is a work of great merit. Two of the Sailors 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 countenance looking up to his preserver is supplicating in the extreme, while the easy flowing lines of this sailor are finely contrasted by those of his companions: the whole displaying a peifect 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, «s the figure who is so humanely extending his relief to the drowning Mariner U a portrait of the Artist, the late WILLIAM WroN, Esq., E. A., himself. The following is a LIST of the GOLD and SILVER MEDALS that have been voted by the Committee of the Institution, since Its establishment in 1821, to persons whose humane and intrepid exertions in saving Life from Shipwreck on our Coasts have been deemed sufficiently conspicuous to merit that honourable distinction. The Cases will be found recorded in detail in the several Annual Reports of the Institution. The total number of Medals granted by the Institution up to the present time is 984, 92 of which were in Gold, and 892 in Silver. Ifote,—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. G".—Coast Guard. K. C.—Revenue Cruiser. M. M.—Master Mariner. Acraman, Mr. John, Fish- Ahern, John, Ct.G".,Kilmore. ! Annis, Mr. M., Ct. Gd. (2) I Avisse, Mr. J. N., M. M., guard. ' Aikin, J., (X Gil., Cushendall. I Anthony, Mr. Owen, M.M., Boulogne. Adair, Mr. W., C1. G4., Dun- Alexander, W., Coxswain of ' Holyhead. drum i the Thorpeness Life-boat. Armstrong, R., Newbiggin. Bacon, Henry, Harwich. Adam, Mr. J, C1. G4., New- Allan, Jas., Pilot at Holy Armstrong, Mr. W., Pilot, I Bacon, Mr. James, M. M. castle. (2) I Island, Blyth. Bailey, Jas., Boatman, Deal. Armstrong, W., Newbiggin. Baillie, Lieut. Henry, R.N. Adams, Mr. Thomas, M. M. ' Allen, Mr. Luke Jas., M. M., d Agar, J., Baker, Lt. G. S., E.N., C1. Gd. Callaway.W., Seaman, Lyme. Cummins, Mr. J., Coxswain Finlay, William, Montrose. Baker, I.t.W. H., E.N., C'. Gd. Campbell, James, Leestone. of the Arklow Life-boat. Fish, Chas., Coxswain of the Baker, Mr. T., C'.Gd., Brooke. Campbell, Miss J., Drogheda. Cunningham, Mr. J., New- Ramsgate Life-boat. Banyard, Mr. John, C'. Gd. Campbell, Mr. Angus, Cutter castle. 1 Fisb, John, Southsvold. Barlach, Mr. Henry, M. M. Princess Royal. Curnow, Mr. Paul, Coxswain Fisher, Mr. S., Horseferry-rd. Barnard, A., 0. Gd. (2) Cameron, Capt. Orford S., of the St. Jves Life-boat. Fisher, Mrs., North Feroe Barnes, George, Christchurch. E.N., C'. Gi. Curteis, Mr. W., 0. G<*. Islands. Barrett, Mr. J., C1. Gd., Candlish, J., Coxswain of the | Curtis, Steph., Christchurch. Fitzjames, Mr., R.N., Eu- Carnsore. (2) Lytham Life-boat. j pbrates Expedition. Barrett, \V., 0. Gd., Bal- Cannell, T., Isle of Man. Dabine, Lieut.. R.N., C«. Gd. Fitzpatrick, J., C'. G<"., Malta briggan. Carberry, Patrick, .Wexford. Dand, M. H., Esq., Hauxley. Head. Barrett, W., jun., ditto. Carbis, Thos., Coxswain of : (2) " ' Flann, Wm., Portland. Barron, R. N., Esq., Dun- the Penzance Life-boat. (2) Dark, Mr. William, M. M., Fleming, George, Gorleston. garvan. Carey, H., Esq., Strove Head. \ Padstow. , Fletcher, T., 0. Gd, Rosslare. Barry, Lt G., R.N., Kinsale. Carr.C.S., Gunner R.C. Sylvia. ; Darlinsc, Wm., Light-house Flynn, P., C1. Gd., Kilrush. Bartholomew, E. J., Esq., Carr, Mr. Henry, H.M. Cus- keeper, Fern Islands. Foley, Mr., M. M. Eothesay, N.B. . tums. Wexford. Darling, Grace, his daughter. Foley, Mr. J., Port Talbot. Bate, Samuel, Second Cox-Carr,John, 0.G11.. Duumanus. 1 Darragh, H., 0. Gd., ^Lnnis Forbes, Mr. A., Peterhea.4. swain of Padstow Life-boat. Cavrington, Mr. J., Master of ; Bonn. Formby, Joseph, Formby. Bates, Mr. Thos., 0. Gd. Steam-tug Liverpool, of i Davies, the late Vice- Admiral Forward, Mr. T. R., Corn- Batist, J., C'. Gd. Dymchurch. Harwich. George. (4)* I mander R. C. Sylvia* Beatson, G. B. M., Esq., 0. Gd. Carrington, Lieut.. R.N. Davies, Capt. Thomas, R.N. Foster, J., C1., Gd.. Aldboro'. Carrington, W. H., Esq. (2) d Davies, George, Hoylake. Found, Mr. W., M.M. Beauclerk, The late Lord Carter, Mr. J., C'. G . Davison, W., Sunderland. Fowell, John. Seaman. Charles. Casey, M.,Newc4stle, Ireland. Dawson, Mr. T., Hartlepool. i Fowler, Mr. James, M. M. Beck, Robert, Point of Ayr. Castel, G., Broadstairs. Day, Clir., Middlesborough. Fox, Mr. John, Fleetwood. Beddoe, D., Fishguard. Cay, Capt. R.B., E.N. C'.Gd. Day, Mr. Thomas, Bideford. Foy, Thomas, Rossglass. Bedwell, Mr. Wm., M. M. Chaddock, J., C'. Gd. Deane, Mr. Henry, 0. Ga. Prankish, T.H., Bridlington. Begg, Mr., M. M. Chaplin, Mr., M. M. Delpierre, Jean A., Boulogne. Franklin, Lt. E., R.N., Hove. Bennett, Capt. C. C., R.N.* Chappell, Mr. T., Bideford. Dent, J., Newbiggin. Franklyn, Lieut. G., R.N. Berriman, Mr. James, M.M. Chappell, Capt. W., Bideford. Desmond, John, Limerick. Freeman, Henry, Whitby. Bevau, Mr. John, M. M. Chard J.. Boatman, Thorpe. De St. Croix, Mr. F., Jersey* Freeman, John, Seaman. Billet, Mr. R., 0. Gd., Cox- Chesnutt, George, Skegness. De St. Croix, Mr. J., Jersey.* ' Freeman, James, Helston. swain of Lydd Life-boat. Chittenden, E., Broadstairsl De St. Croix, Mr. P., Jersey.* Freemantle, Capt. C. W., Bingham, Mr. Wm., Bell- Clark, George, Seaman. Devereux, M., Master Pilot, j E.N.* multett. Clark, Lieut. Joseph, R.N.* Rosslare. (3) Freeney, John, Killiney. Bishop, Mr. S., 0. Ga., Cais- Clayburn, T., Scarboro'. (2) Dillon, Jas., C'. Gd., Arklow. 1 French, Mr. Charles, 0. Ga. ter. Clayton, Lt., R.N., 0. Gd. Dobson, T., Coxswain of the Fulton, Mr. Robert, E.N. Black, A., C1. Gd., Strangford. CleaveMr.R.,M.M.,Wivenhoe Donna Nook Life-boat. Furlong, A., Fishguard. Blackmore, Mr. Wm., Chief Cloke, W., Pilot, Mevagissey. Donkin, A., Cullercoats. (2.) Officer Ct.Gd.,Penzance. (2) Cobb, Rev. C., M.A., Dym- Donovan, Dennis, 0. Gd. (2) Galbraith, Mrs. E., Whitney. Blair.Lt. Horatio, R.N.,0.Gd. church.* Donovan, J., 0.Gd. Boatman. Gale, Mr.W., M.M., Barking. Blampied, Mr. C., Jersey. Cockrom, W., H.M.S. Eagle. Dooley, Lt. D.. R.N., C'. Gd. Gallagher, P., Co. Down. Blance, John, Shetland. Cofley, P.,Tramore,Waterford Douglas, Alexander, C'. Gd. George, Philip, Coxswain of Blissendon, William M. Colby.Nathaniel, Coxswain of Dower, Capt. A., Dungarvan. Caister Life-boat. Blois, Capt. J. R., E.N.* the Pakefleid Life-boat. Downing, Nicholas B., Esq. Gerrard, Mr. E., Pilot, Fleet- Bolitho, Simon, 0.Gd., Bade. Cole, J., Seaman, Wivenhoe. Drayson, D., C'. Gd., Ather- wood. Bongourd,H.,Pilot, Guernsey. Collard, Mr. S., Pilot. field. Giles, Mr. W. M.M., Padstow. Bonner, G., C1. Gd., Collieston. Collins, Mr. J., Master of the Duffy, M., Mullaghmore. Giilespie, Andrew, Gunner. Bouchard, John, St. Martin's. American ship Roscius.* Dunn, Mr. William, M. M. Gilmer, Mr. Wm., Dundalk. Bowen, Lieut. C. H., R.N.* Colllson,Mr. R., M.M. Durban, Jobn, "W aimer. Gilson, Lt. T. A., R.N., 0. &«. Boyd, Henry, 0. Gd. Collopy, J., Ct.Gd.,Porthcawl. Dyer, B., Seaman, Wivenhoe. Gimar, Mr. E., Master of the Boyd, Mrs. Captain, E.N. Combe, Lt. M., R.N. 1 >yer, B., Seaman, Wivenhoe. French brig Le Norman. Boyle, Marcus, Coxswain of Coneys, Mr. Anthony, Clifden. Dyer, Lt. H. McNeill, R.N. Gin, N. Francois, Boulogne. Wexlord Life-boat. Connick, Mr. J., Dundalk. Dyer, Mr. John, Stratton. Gleeson, R. F, Wexford. Boyle.Lieut. Hon. R. F., R.N. Cooper, Mr. Hugh, 0. Gd., Glover, Mr. J., M.M., Gun- d fleet Sand. Brice, W., 0. G ., Greencastle. Cromaine Point. Earle, Lt. E. C., R.N., Rye.*d Bridle, Mr.W., M. M., Lyme. Coppin, Lt. F., E.N,, 0. Gd. Eastaway, R.,Boatman,0.G . Goldring, Mr. W., M.M., Brine, Thos., Esq., Douglas. Corbert, W., Coxswain of the Eddy, E., Pilot at Plymouth. Hayline. Brinksmead, Mr. W., M. M. Ardmore Life-boat. (3) Gordon, Mr. John, Second Brittain, Lieut. G. S., Jl.N.. Corbet, P., Pilot, Guernsey. Edington, Mr. Chas., 0. Gd. Coxswain of the Tyrella C'. Gd. (2)" Corbett, W., Esq., Isle of Man. Edwards, Mr. D., Montrose. Life-boat. \ Britton, Mr. J., Master of the Cork, W., C'. Gd.,Fort George. Ellis, Henry, C1. Gd., Bude. Goss, Capt. T., R.N., 0. Ga. i American Ship Rochester* Corkhill, W., Coxswain of the Elphinstone, Geo., Dundalk. (2)* Broad, W., Esq., Falmoutb.* Padstow Life-boat. (2) Else, Lieut., R.N., Fowey.* Gougb, J., Fisherman, "Water- Brooks, A., 0. Gd.Dungeuess. Cornish, Lt. J., E.N., Bovis. Elton, Lt. W. H., R.N., 0. Gd. ford. Gould, Lt. Wm., R.N., 0. Gd. , Brown, Henry, Newbiggin. Costello, M., Esq., Rosslare. Elwin, Lt,, R.N., Lymington. d Brown, James, Dunbar. Coul, Alexander, Montrose. Elyard, Major J., 2nd Royal Graham, 6., Lt. R.N., C'. G . Brown, Thos. Cresswell. Coul, Charles, Montrose. Surrey Militia. (2)* Graham, Capt. Philip, E.N.* Granby, Mr. Charles, M. M. Browne, Mr. P. R. M. (2)* Cowin, J., Isle of Man. Erridge, E., Boatman, Deal. 1 Brunton, Lt. J., R.N., 0. Gd. Cox, Lt. H., R.N., 0. G<". (2)* Essell, Lieut. Wm. F., R.N.* Grandy, Mr ., of the R. C. (2)* Cox, Joseph, Coxswain of the Evans, Capt. Thomas. Harpy. Buck.W. C., Esq.,R.N.,0.Gd. Appledore Life-boat. (3) Evans, Mr. J., M. M., Fish- Grandy, Lieut. S., R.N. (2)* Bnckett, J., Coxswain Brigh- Cox, J., jun., Second Cox- guavd. Grant, Mt. W., Coxswain of stone Grange Life-boat. swain of the Appledore Evans, Lieut. Thomas, R.N. the Margate Life-boat. (2) Budd, James, Esq., Tramore. Life-boat. Evans, T., sen., New Brigh- Graves, Mr. J., M. M., Car- Bulkeley, J. B., Coxswain oi Cox, W., Kimlore. ton. (2) lisle. a Evans, T., jun., New Brigh- Gray, A., 0. Gd., Fort George. Teignmouth Life-boat. Craggs, J., C'. G ., Devonport. a Bulley, Lieut. J., R.N. (4)** Cragia> J., Coxswain of the ton. Gray, D., 0. G ., Kilmore. Bumby,MrJ.,Ct.Gd.,CIovelly Southwold Life-boat. Evans, Wm., New Brighton. Gray, Mr. Geo. Bridlington. Bunt, Mr. John, 0. Gd. Cronne, Dennis, Ballycotton. Evans, Wm., Pilot, Neath. Gray, Mr. J., M. M., Peter- Burnard, Mr. T., Bideford. (2) Cropper, Peter, Liverpool. Evison, Lt. J. C., R.N., 0. Gd. head. 4 Gray, E. W. D., Esq., Dublin. i Burne, J., C'. G ,, Penzance. Crosby, Nicholas, Dundalk. d Burne, John, Sen., Shields. Crosswell, Mr. T., Fowey. Farmer, David, Havling. Gregory, J., C'. G , St. An- Burney Mr. B.,0.Gd., Banff. Crouch, J., Boatman, Broad- Fan-in, Mr. G., H.M.S. Ajax. drew's. Bury, Ld. Viscount, P.C..M.P. stairs. Fellowes, Capt. T. H. B., R.N. Grey, George, Hartlepool. Butcher, James, Lowestoft. Crouch, R., Boatman, Broad- Festing, Lieut., E.N. Griffith, David, Beaumaris. Butcher, Rich., Lowestoft. stairs. Festing, Colonel Sir F. W., Griffith, Bobeit, Anglesey. ' Byrne, Mr. Lawrence, C1. Gd. Crowden, Mr. J., Chief-Officer C.B., K.C.M.e., R.M.A. Griffiths, Mr. B., M. M., Port- of 0. Gd. at Muchals, N.B. Field, Lieut. Wm. Geo., E.N. mad oc. Griffiths, G., Pilot, Anglesey. Cahill, D. F. S., Esq., M.D. Cubitt, Mr. W., Barton. (2) Field, Mr.W.. Milford Haven. d Cain, Wm., Isle of Man. Culmer, Mr., 0. Gd., Leigh. Finlay, G., 0. Gd., Lambay. Griffiths, T., 0.G , Mulbay. 2 G 468 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1879. Gruer, Wm, P. Gd, Lossie- lies, The late Mr. John, Leask, Mr. Eobert, jun, Ire- Matthews, Lt. R. B, E.N.* mouth. Scarborough, hind, near Stromness. May,Mr. A. C, H.M.S. Koi-er. Guy, Mr. Philip, Bideford. Inkster, Mr. Peter, M. M, Leese, Charles, Gunner, E.A. May, W. E, P. G", Bos- Shetland. \ Le Geyt, Miss A. B, Bath. castle. Halse, Mr. R., P. Gd, Ard- Leggett, Edw, Gunner. Mearns, Wm, Coxswain of more. James, Lieut. Horatio, E.N.* Leigh, Lt. T, E.N, P. Gd. Montrose £Jo. 1 Life-boat. d James, Lieut. Wm, E.N.* Hamilton, Mr. Geo., P. G . Japp, Eobert, Montrose. (3)»* Meams, Wm. Jun, Coxswain Hamilton, H. A, Esq. (3)* Jarrnan, Isaac, late Coxswain Leslie, Mr. J, M. M, Stone- Montrose No. 2 Life-boat. Hamono, Mr. A, M. M. haven, N.B. Mearns, Mr. E, jun, M. M, of Eamsgate Life-boat. (2) d Hanning, N, P. G«, Dingle. d Lett, Lt. S. J, E.N, P.G .* Montrose. Hansell, P. S, Broadstairs. Jeffers, Eich, P. G , Dingle. Levett, Mr. N, late Coxswain Metherell, Lt, E. R, E.N, Hansford, John, Weymouth. Jefferson, P, Newbiggin. (2) of the St. Ives Life-boat. P. Gd.* Harrington, Mr.Dennis, Bere Jellard, Mr. John, M. M* Lewis, E,Seaman, Barmouth. Mewse, A, Boatman, Lowes- Island, Cork. Jenkins,L, Pilot,Port Talbot. Lewis, Mr. G, P. Gd, New- toft. Harrington, Mr. Jas, Brid- Jenkins, Mr. W, Fishguard. port, Pembroke. Middleton, John, Deal. llngton Quay. Jennings, ,Mr. Wm, M. M, Lewis, J, Seaman, Harwich. d Harwich. Milbura, John, Shields. Harrington, T, P. G . Jennings, W, P. Gd, Looe. Lewis, Mr. Thos, Dundalk. Mllburn, Wm, Isle of Man. Harris, F, Esq., Inspecting Jesse, Commander R, E.N. Lewis, W, Seaman. (2) Miller, J, C'. G", Devonport. Officer, P. G"., Seatteld. Lewis, W, Aberystwith. Miller, W, Eamsgate. Harrison, Jacob, Shields. Jinks, Mr. R, Chief Officer of Ley, J, Pilot, Mevagissey. Milligan, Mr. G, Yarmouth. Coast Gnard, Cardigan. d Hayden, Mr. F, Sandown. Lifien, Thomas, Lowestoft. Mills, C, C'. G , Clifden. Heal, J, Fisherman, Ather- Joachim, Capt, R.N. (4) Likely, Henry, Limerick. Minter, O, Boatman, Deal. fleld. iohn^M^'w'^reataer Linaker, Mr. Hiram, New Mitchel, J, Pilot, Guernsey. Heard, Rich, Esq., P. Gd. Mitchell, C, Port Isaac. (2) Heath, Mr. Joshua, Coxswain Mittin, Philip, Wexford. of the Fowey Life-boat. Johns, R. 0, Coxswain of the ' }S^^xlJjL * "™* " Moar, Mav-Stout H. Burra. Heavy, P, Constable, Knock. TVomj-iro T ifa Tviat f'i\ IllUty. Monger, Mr. Thomas, Cox- Hein, Mr.F.J,M. M. Tnhnt, Mr W M M Li Lithaby. P" C'' G"- Boatman. swain of Tenby Life-boat. Hem'n, P, Boulogne-sur-Mer. stow ! Llewdlyn. Mr- David, P. G*. Moody, Samuel, Skegness. Hennesssy, J, P. Gd. Llewellyn, M, Fishguard. Moody, Samuel, Coxswain of Henry, Lieut, R.N, P. Gd. Johnson, Lieut. W. W. P, Llewellyn, Martha, ditto. Skegness Life-boat. (2) Henslow, Lt, E.N, P. Gd. E.N.* Lloyd, 0, C1 Gd, Lulworth. Moore, Gunner Jas, Coast Kenwood, T, P. Gd, Fowey. Johnson, Wm, Yarmouth. Lloyd, Lt. S, E.N, C'. Gd.« Johnston, Mr. B, M. M. d Brigade, Eoyal Artillery. Herbert, The Hon. Auberon. Jones, Capt.C. Gray,R.N, the Lose, Mr. John, C. 0,P. G , Moreno, Mr, Master of the Herrington, B, Southwold. Swanage. Austrian Barque Eva. d Louchet, L. P. A. B, Anthie. Morgan, John, Thurso, N.B. (2) Jones, Mr, C'. G , Wicklow. d Hick, Mr. M, Scarborough. d Loughor, Rees, Monknash. Morgan, Lt. E, E.N, C'. G . Hicks, Barnard, Stilly. Jones, Mr, C*. G , Swords Love, Private Eobert, 63rd d District. Morgan, Mr. T, E.G., Stark. Hicks, Geo, C'. G , Tyrella. Jones, Mr. E, M. M, Port- Regiment. Morris, Capt. J. Bow, E.N.* Hicks, Samuel, Seaman. madoc. Lovell, Patrick, Belmullett. Morris,R, Seaman.Holyhead. Higgs, S, jun, Esq., Pen-Jones, Henry, Penzance. Ludlow, Mr. I, Master of the Morris, Mr. W. E, Port zance. (2) American 8hlp,Moninouth* Madoc. Jones, J, Pilot, Porthcawl. d Higgins, W, Second Cox- Jones, Owen, Anglesey. Lusk, Mr. A, Eaeberry, N.B. Morrison, Lt, E.N, P. G . swain of the Penzauce Life- d Jones, Lt. E, R.N, C'. G . Lyons, Lieut. Wm, R.N. (2) Morrison, W, Ballywalter. boat. (3)** Morrison, Mr. Silvester, P. Highland, Owen, Anglesey. Macalister, Mr. Eobt, Wick. Gd, Sennen Cove. Jones, Mr. T, M. M, Port d d Hildebrand, H, Esq. Clifden. Talbot. Macdonald, George, C'. G . Mortley, Mr, P. G , Pad- (2) Mackay, Mr. James. stow. Hill, Mr. J, Coxswain, New- Jones, Mr. T, M. M, Cardiff. d Jones, Mr. Thos, Holyhead. Mackell, Mr. Patrick, P. G . Moss, J, Boatman, Warmer. castle, Dundrum, Life-boat. Joy, Mr. George, M. M.* Mackintosh, Mr. Alex, M.M. Mudd, Wm, Harwich. Hill, Mr. W, Mate. Juniper, Wm, Mundesley. MacMahon, Lieut. H, M. M, Mulligan, James, Sligo. Hillary, Sir A. Wm, Bart. East Clare Militia. Murphy, James, P. Gd, St. Hillary, Sir Wm, Bt (4)»«*« Macnamara, Lt. T, E.N, Kavanagh. Peter, Coxswain d Ives, Cornwall. Hills, W, late Coxswain of P. G .» Murphy, Mr. Adam, Cox- the Padstow Life-boat. (2) of the Arklow Life-boat. McArdle, Thomas, Dundalk. Kearon, Capt. Edw, Arklow. d swain of Tyrella Life-boat. Hipplewhite, Mr. T, M. M, McCarthy, J, P. G , Dun- Murphy, Mr. Michael, C'.Gd, Warkworth. Kelly, Lieut. E, E.N. drum. Kelly, J. M, Appledore. d Coxswain of New Romney Hodgson, J, Carver, Sunder- 1 d Kendall, W, C . G , Ather- McCarthy, Jas, P. G , Kil- Life-boat. land. rush. Murray, A, P. Gd, Elie. Hoed, Mr. F. P, M. M, ship field. McCombie, Mr. Thomas, Kennedy, Inspecting-Lt. A, Nelson, Mr. W, R.N, P. Gd. Phenomena* E.N,P.Gd.Ballyheige. (2) Second Officer of Steamer Hogben, J, late Coxswain of 1 d •Princess Alexandra. Newnham, Lt. N, E.N, C'. Eamsgate Life-boat. Kennedy, E, C . G , Dun- McCulloch, K, P. Gd, Elie. Gd. d fanaghy. Hogg, Mr. William, P. G . (2) Newsom, Mr. W, M. M, Holborn, S, Broadstairs. Kennedy, Mr. H, Belfast. McDonald, Mr. Wm, Irvine. Harwich. Kennedy, Master J, Belfast. Nichol, Mr. J, M. M, Mon- Holland, Lieut. John, E.N. Kerley, T, C'. Gd, Penzance. McGenis,G, barque Albany. Holman, Lieut. T, E.N. 1 d McGladery, Lt. J, E.N, trose. Hood, E, Coxswain of the Kerrnish, Mr. John, C . G . P. G". Nicholas, Matt, Coxswain of Seaton Carew Life-boat. Kidd, D, Fisherman, Dundee. McKenzie, J, P.Gd, Galway. the Sennen Cove Life-boat. Hood, Mr. W, Seaton Carew. Kinch, H, Newcastle. McKinnon, Mr. J, M. M, Nicholson, M, Knock. Hook, E, Coxwain of Lowes- King, Mr. T, M.M, Harwich. Greenock. Nicolle, Mr. Philip, Jersey. toft Lifeboat. (2) King, Lt. S, E.N, Southend. McMillan, J, Kantyre. Norcock, Capt. G. L, E.N. Kisbee, Com. Thos, R.N. d Houghtou, H, Hartlepool. d McNamee, P, P. G , Dun- Morris, Benj, Boatman, Deal. Howe, R,P.Gd, Ballygerig. Knight, J. T, Parry, Lieut., E.N.* Rloch, R., (X G"., Collleston. Stap, Mr. R., C1. G<«., Dunbar. Vicary, Lt. W., R.N., Ather- Parry, Mr. Henry, Anglesey. RitcWe, Mr., Sanda. i Stark, Lt. P., R.N., C'.Ga. (2)* field* Parry, Mr. R., M. M., Port- Rivers, T., C«. Gd., Lydd. Starke, Mr. J., C'.G''., Queens- Tondy, I., Isle of Man. (3) madoc. Roberts, Mr. John, Clogwyn. town. Parsons, Lieut. Thos., R.N. Roberts, Mr. R., Carnarvon. Steane, Lt. J., R.N., Rye.* ! Waddy, Dr., Churchtown. Parsons. Lieut. Kich., H.M Roberts, 0., Pilot, Anglesey. Steel. Mr. C.. C'. G«* , Wade, Mr., M. M.. Padstow. 35th Regiment. Robertson-Maodonald, Rear- Stephens, A., Tramore. 1 Wake, Mr. Baldwin Arden, Parsons, Lt. W., E.N.,Cl.Ga Admiral D. j Stephenson, Mr. B., Coxswain Mid. H.M.S. Forester. Partridge, Capt. W. L., E.N. Robertson, Lieut. R., R.N.* of the Boulmer Life-boat. Wales, G., Broadstalrs. 0. G*. Robertson, Lt. J. H. M., R.N. Stevens, Henry, Gunner R.A. Wales, J., ditto, ditto. Pascoe, Peter, Porthleven. Robins, Mr. J. Gunn, C'. Gd. Stewart, W., C'.Gd., Ardmore. Walker, Lieut., R.N. Paul, Thos., C*. Gd., Bude. Robinson, Mr. J., Aberdeen. ! Storr, J., Whitby. Walker, Mr. J., Brigg. Payne, Mr. John, C. 0., Robinson, Lient., R.N. Stone, J., C'. Gd., Boscastle. Walker, Mr. W. Lewis, Bean- . Ga. Ross, R., C". Gd., Curracloe. Stubbs, H, Atherfleld. Warn, W.,jnn., ditto. Peebles, Mr. John, Irvine. Ross, R., C«. Gd., Dunmore. Stugglns, Mr. W., Second Warren, Lt. C. D., R.N. Peebles, Mr.T., M.M., Irvine. Rossiter, T., Wexford. Coxswain of Teignmouth Wasey, Capt. E. F.N K., R.N. Peireon, S. H., O. G"., Bally- Rothery, Lieut. J., R.N. Life-boat. (3) gerig. Rowe, W., C«. Gd., Dingle. Snlliv&n, J., Newhaven. Waters, Wm., Sonflrwola. Pepper, J., CM}*., Lymlngton. Rowe, W., Scilly. Sumner, Mr. R., Formby.* Watt, A., Montrose. Perkins, Jas., >. gregory. Sims, Lt. And., R.N. (2) Tredwen, Mr. R., Padstow. Williamson, Mr. R., M.M. (2) Reade, W. M., Esq., Tramore. Sinclair. Mr. B., Thurso, N.B. a Williamson, Robert, Thurso. Reading, Mr. Daniel, Master Stonott, R., O. Gd., Mullagh- Tregtdgo, Mr. W. H., P. G ., Williamson, W., Pilot, Wick. of Ramsgate Har. stm. tugs. more. Newqaay. (3) Wilson,J.,Pllot, St. Andrew's. Redford, J., Cullercoata. Smallridge, Mr. J. H., Cox- Trent, J., Atherfleld. Wilson, Mr. J., M, M. Rees, Mr. A., Port Talbot. swain Braunton Life-boat. 1 Tresilian, Mr. R. Wilson, Ralph, Holy Island. Eees, Mr. T. M., St David's. Smlth,F.,Boatman,Lowestoft. Trlphook, Mr. R., R. C. Wilson, T., ESCL., M.P.* Rees, Mr. W., Fishguard. Smith, J., Shields. Samflion, Dumworldly. Wilson.T., Pilot, Holy Island. Reeve, Mr. J., Swansea. Smith, Mr. J., Thurso. Trott, T., Boatman, Deal. Wilson, W.,Pilot,Holyrsland. Regan, D., 2 G 2 470 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1879. THE LIFE-BOAT STATION. THE following brief description and diagrams illustrative of a complete Life-boat Establishment, including the House for the protection of the boat, will serve to convey an idea of the general character of one of the 268 Life-boat Stations of the NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION. It will be seen that it is a work of a costly nature, and that not only in the first instance, but that a large permanent expense is entailed in keeping the whole machinery in an efficient state, in the re-supply of any part of it which may be de- stroyed or worn out, in the exercise of the boats' crews, in launching and working the boats, and in remunerating them for their services in saving their fellow-creatures. Yet, looking to the vast importance of the result effected, and the responsibility of calling on men to risk their lives in effecting the same, it is felt that few if any persons will be found who will consider that expense to be incurred in vain. THE LITE-BOAT. (See Diagrams on next page.) The following figures show the general form, the nature of the fittings and air-chambers of one of these boats, 33 feet in length and 8 feet in breadth. In figs. 1 and 2, the elevation and deck plans, the general exterior form of the boat is shown with the sheer of gunwale, length of keel, and rake of stem and stern-posts. The dotted lines of fig. 1 show the position and dimensions of the air-chambers within board, the relieving-tubes, and ballast. In fig 2, A represents the deck, B the relieving-tubes (6 inches in diameter), c the side air-cases, D the end air-chambers, E ballast, F scuttles to admit of a free current of air under the water-tight deck, G scuttle for air, and to receive pump. In fig. 3, the exterior form of transverse sections, at different distances from stem to stern, is shown. Fig. 4 represents a MAT 1, 1879.] THE LIFE-BOAT. 471 midship transverse section, A being sections of the side air-cases, B the relieving- tubes, of the same depth as the space between the deck and the boat's floor, c, c, c, o, are spaces beneath the deck, placed longitudinally, at the midship part of the boat, with cases packed with cork, forming a portion of the ballast; d scuttle for ventilation, having a pump fixed in it, by which any leakage beneath the deck can be pumped out by one of the crew whilst afloat. The festooned lines in fig. 1 represent exterior life-lines attached round the entire length of the boat, to which persons in the water may cling till they can be got into the boat; the two central lines are festooned lower than the others, to be used as stirrups, so that a person in the water, by stepping on them, may climb into the boat without assistance. Fig. 1. Sheer Plan. Fig. 2. Deck Plan. Fig. 3. Fig. 4. JLsLL Body Plan. Midship Section. This Life-boat possesses in the highest degree all the qualities which it is desirable that a Life-boat should possess:— 1. Great lateral stability, or resistance to upsetting. 2. Speed against a heavy sea. 3. Facility for launching and taking the shore. 4. Immediate self-discharge of any water breaking into her. 5. The important advantage of self-righting if upset. 6. Strength. 7. Stowage room for a large number of passengers. 472 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1879. THE LIFE-BOAT TEANSPOKTLNG-CARKIAGE. The Life-boat transporting-carriage is a very important auxiliary to the boat. 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 favour- able 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, can be much quicker conveyed to the water's edge than she could be if not on a carriage. In addition to this ordinary use, a carriage is of immense service in launching a boat from a beach, to that extent, indeed, that one can be readily launched from a carriage through a high surf, when without one she could not be got off the beach. The carriage consists of a fore and main body. The latter is formed of a keelway, and of side or bilgeways attached to the keelway, and resting on the main axle, the Un II Hi i Mil Ha inL. ta. a I.I til 11 boat's weight being entirely on the rollers of the keelway. Its leading characteristic is that, on the withdrawal of a forelock pin, the fore and main bodies can be detached from each other. The advantages of this arrangement are that, whilst the. weight of the boat when she is launched from the rear end forms an inclined plane by elevating the keelway and fore-carriage, to replace her on the carriage she can be hauled bow foremost up the fore end or longer incline, by disconnecting the fore-carriage, and letting the end of the keelway rest on the ground, thus forming an inclined plane up which the boat is easily drawn. The bilgeways are needed at the rear end, that the boat may be launched in an upright position, with her crew on board, but they are not required at the fore end of the carriage. 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. MAY 1, 1879.] THE LIFE-BOAT. 473 THE LIFE-BOAT HOUSE. The boats of the NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, and all belonging to them, are kept in roomy and substantial boat-houses, under lock and key, in charge of paid coxswains, under the general superintendence of local honorary committees of residents in the several localities. Each boat has its appointed coxswain at a salary of 8/., and an assistant at 21. a year. The crew consists, in addition, of a bowman, and as many boatmen as the boat pulls oars. The members of the volunteer crews are registered, and wherever practicable, at least double the number of men required are entered on the register. Such men are mostly resident boatmen, fishermen, or Coastguardmen. On every occasion of going afloat to save life, the coxswain and each of the crew receive alike from the funds of the Institution (whether successful or not) 10«., if by day, and I/., if by night; and 4s. each for every time of going afloat for exercise. A reward of 7s. is given to the man who first brings intelligence of a wreck at such a distance along the coast as not to be in sight of the Coastguard Station or other look-out. A flag hoisted by day, and the firing of a gun twice, quick, by night, are the well-known signals for calling the crew together. On boarding wrecks, the preservation of life is the sole consideration. Should any goods or merchandize be brought into the life-boat, contrary to the coxswain's remonstrance, he is authorised to throw them overboard. The expense of a Life-boat Station averages 900Z., and is made up as follows :— Life-boat and her equipment, including Life-belts for the Crew, Skids, and Transporting-carriage £600 Boat-house (average cost) ...... 300 Total £900 The average Annual Expense of maintaining a Life-boat Station is 701. Such is a brief summary of the chief of the Regulations under which the Life-boats are worked. How faithfully and with what result they are carried out let the journals of each Life-boat Station and the annals of the Institution tell. The NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION has now 263 Life-boats under its charge. Every one of these has been specially presented to it, and they save every year from 600 to 700 shipwrecked sailors. Altogether, the Institution has contributed to the saving of 26,051 lives. Despite, however, this fleet of 268 Life-boats, and of 30 others locally provided and supported, and despite the numerous rocket and mortar stations on our coast, there remains the melancholy fact that an average of 700 lives are lost annually on and around our own shores alone, proclaiming solemnly, though silently, that, for humanity's sake, and for the national credit, no exertions should be spared in providing every possible means for the conveyance of succour to the ship- wrecked. The Institution needs a permanent income of about 40,OOOZ. to maintain its great Life-saving Fleet; and the Committee feel assured that it will never lack it so long as it maintains its boats in the state of thorough efficiency that they are in at the present time, and manned as they are on every emergency by as fearless and noble a class of men as ever our Nelsons and Collingwoods led to battle to uphold our country's honour and glory. LIST OF LEGACIES PAID TO THE ROYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION. [Legacies of £50 and under are omitted after having been published two years."} Amount received. (Sterling.) Jt'. a. d. 1871—ABBOTT, JOHN, Esq., Halifax (Free of Duty) 2,078 13 4 1868—ALDRED, Dr. G. E., Richmond (Ditto) 100 0 0 1877—ANDERSON, Miss MARGASET, Leamington 450 0 0 1874—ANNANDALE, ALEXANDER, Esq., Bolton, Lasswade, N.B. (Free of Duty) - 199 7 6 1866—ANSTICE, GEORGE, Esq., Chipping Norton 90 0 0 1870—ANSTICE, Mrs. ELEANOR, Tynemouth (Free of Duty) .... 700 0 0 1865—APPLEYARD, JOHN, Esq., Halifax 1,800 0 0 1878— ARMSTRONG, THOMAS, Esq., Ore, near Hastings (Free of Duty) . 200 0 0 1878—ARMSTRONG, Mrs. HANNAH, Skerton, Lancaster (Ditto) .... 19 19 0 1877—ARNOLD, Miss ANN, Tavistock Hotel, Covent Garden . . . . 1,118 1 11 1879—ATKINSON, Miss ALICE, Giggleswick,,York 19 19 0 1872—ATTON, ROBERT, Esq., Taunton (Free of Duty) ...... 800 0 0 1878—BACK, Admiral Sir GEORGE, F.R.S 90 0 0 Ditto, to be invested in Government Stock, and the interest to be applied in providing annually a substantial dinner for the crew of the Ramsgate Life-boat 180 0 0 1872—BAKER, Miss ELIZABETH, Stutton, Suffolk (Free of Duty) ... 100 0 0 1872—BAKER, Miss HARRIET, Stutton, Suffolk (Ditto) 100 0 0 1875—BARKER, ALEXANDER, Esq., Piccadilly 1,800 0 0 1868—BARROW, ROGER, Esq., Newcastle-on-Tyne 90 0 0 1879—BATHO, JOSEPH ALEXANDER, Esq., Brighton 90 0 0 1877—BATT, Miss ELEANOR, Weston-super-Mare (Free of Duty) ... 50 0 0 1867—BEBB, Miss MARTHA, Bootham, York 1,570 16 0 1869—BECKETT, J. S., Esq., Tormoham, Devon .. 62510 3 1877—BECKETT, Miss A., Fornham-St.-Martin (Free of Duty) . ... 600 0 0 1879—BECKWITH, Mrs. MARY, Tynemouth (Ditto) 800 0 0 1870—BELL, MATTHEW, Esq., Glasgow (Ditto) 200 0 0 1865—BENNETT, Miss JEMIMA, Sloane Street, Chelsea (Ditto) .... 90 0 0 1875—BENTINCK, Lady CHARLES CAVENDISH 339 6 0 1875—BERGONZI, Madame, Boulogne (Free of Duty) 200 0 0 1871—BERRY, ARTHUR, Esq., Liverpool (Ditto) 100 0 0 1874—BEWLEY, JOHN, Esq., Kingsland Road 118 18 4 1878—BIFFIN, JAMES, Esq., Hillingdon 45 0 0 1859—BIGGS, GEO., Esq., Strand (Free of Duty) 100 0 0 1877—BIGGS, Miss L. M., St. John's Wood (Ditto) 1,000 0 0 1877—BIRKETT, WILLIAM, Esq., Newton-in-Cartmell 720 0 0 1876—BIRTWHISTLE, Miss M.A., Cheltenham 900 0 0 1868—BOLTON, Miss ELIZABETH, Chelsea 415 2 6 1860—BOWERBANK, Captain, R.N 9000 1876-8—BOWLES, Admiral Sir WILLIAM K.C.B.,' Hill Street ... 180 12 0 1877—BOYS, THOMAS, Esq., Hove 5,447 14 9 1865—BRODIE, Miss, York Place, Portman Square (Free of Duty). . . 400 0 0 1869—BRODIE, Mrs. MARY ANN, Barley Street 90 0 0 1868—BROMEHEAD, E. A., Esq., Thornthwaite, Cumberland (Free of Duty) 100 0 0 1864—BROWN, Capt. HUGH, Kilmarnock, N.B. (Ditto) 99 18 6 1869—BROWN, THOMAS, Esq., Ludgate Hill (Ditto) 500 0 0 1877—BROWNE, Miss MARY, Liverpool (Ditto) 250 0 0 1867—BROWNHIGG, Dr. THOMAS, Keighley, York 180 0 0 1871—BURD, Mrs. MARY, Wantage (Free of Duty) 1,500 0 0 1878—BURRELL, Miss F. A., Durham (Ditto) 100 0 0 1877—BURY, CHARLES, Esq., Nazing (Ditto) 500 0 0 1876-8-CAMERON, Miss E 1,330 810 1877—CAMERON, Miss MARGARET 356 19 11 1864-CAMPBELL, DAVID, Esq., Rothesay, N.B 107 18 11 1877—CARLILE, Miss H. E., Clifton, Bristol 90 0 0 1868—CHAPMAN, Mrs. MARY, Aldborough (Free of Duty) 60 0 0 1876—CHELLISGWORTH, Miss A. W., Upton Bishop (Ditto) .... 103 19 0 1872—CHORLEY, HENRY F., Esq., Eaton Place West (Ditto) .... 600 0 0 1878-CHRISTMAS, Miss MARY ANN, Great Yarmouth (Ditto) . ... 50 0 0 1858-CHURCH, Miss, Berkeley 90 0 0 [Continued. MAT 1, 1879.] LIST OF PAID LEGACIES. 475 LIST OF PAID LEGACIES—continued. Amount received. (Sterling.) £. s. d. 1869—CLARK, Mrs. M. E., Addison Road, Kensington 450 0 0 1868—CLAYTON, THOMAS, Esq., Wakefield (Free of Duty) 250 0 0 1877—COATES, P. E., Esq., Stanton Court, Somerset 450 0 0 1855 -COLES, B.. Esq., Tunbridge Wells 155 18 0 1878—CORKER, C. J., Esq., Ramsgate 449 10 0 1872—COSENS, WILLIAM, Esq., Langdon, Dawlish (Free of Duty) . . 200 0 0 1870—COSTELLO, DUDLEY, Esq., Acacia Road, St. John's Wood ... 399 17 3 1876—CRANHAM, CHARLES, Esq., Audlem, Chester 450 0 0 1872—CKOYDEN, Mrs. LUCY, Portswood, Southampton 69 10 8 1863—CDRKIE, WILLIAM, Esq., Cornhill 180 0 0 1862—CUTTO, Mrs. ANN, Old Kent Road (Free of Duty) 1,000 0 0 1866—DALTON, RICHARD, Esq., Wigton (Ditto) 100 0 0 1873—DANFORD, WILLIAM, Esq., High-week, Devon (Ditto) .... 100 0 0 1868—DANGAR, WILLIAM, Esq., Cheltenham (Ditto) 200 0 0 1872—DAVIDSON, Mrs. ISABELLA, Conway (Ditto) 100 0 0 1857-DA VIES, Miss JANE, Clapham 90 0 0 1872-4—DEAN, W. H., Esq., Stratford 232 19 7 1867—DEANE, Mrs. MARIA, Cheltenham (Free of Duty) 100 0 0 1874—DEWAR, EBENEZER, Esq., Leith, N.B 89 8 0 1876-DEWAR, Mrs., Vogrie, N.B. (Free of Duty) 500 0 0 1875—DICKMAN, Captain W. H..R.N., Holloway 368 16 1 1875—DOLLING, Miss, Shrewsbury 90 0 0 1869—DONCASTER, Mrs. ELIZA, Winthorpe, Nottingham (Free of Duty). 100 0 0 1870—DORSET, Miss SARAH, Reading (Ditto) 100 0 0 1873—DOUGLAS, Miss E. HOUSTON, Eaton Place (Ditto) 250 0 0 1878—DOUOLAS, Mr. JOHN, Skirbeck, near Boston 1,343 6 3 1872—DRUMMOND, Mrs. S. J. DUNDAS, Kensington (Free of Duty) . . 2,500 0 0 1832—DUPFA, Mrs., Homerton, Middlesex 1,000 0 0 1873—EDDISON, Mrs. H.M.Adel, Leeds (Free of Duty) 200 0 0 1873—ELWOOD, Mrs. A. K., Clayton Priory, Hurstpierpoint .... 90 0 0 1877—EVERARD, Miss GRACE, Laverstock, Wilts (Free of Duty) . . 1,000 0 0 1870—EVANS, ALFRED SMITH, Esq., Edgbaston (Ditto) 500 0 0 1877-8—FAIRLIE, Lady CUNNINGHAM 893 6 2 1864—FARNELL, JOHN, Esq., Isleworth (Free of Duty) 1,000 0 0 1877—FARTHING, MICHAEL, Esq., Hartlepool (Ditto) 120 0 0 1S76—FERGUSON, The Misses, Edinburgh 4,500 0 0 1873—FEHNLEY, JOHN, Esq., Southport (Free of Duty) 500 0 0 1874—FINDLATER, ALEXANDER, Esq., Kingstown (Ditto) 200 0 0 1876—FISNIE, JOHN, Esq., Bowdon Lodge, near Altrincham .... 666 13 4 1877—FIRBASK, EDWARD, Esq., Uplyme, Devon (free of Duty) . . . 1,000 0 0 1879—FisnER, EDWARD, Esq., Ashby-de-la-Zouch (Ditto) 100 0 0 1872-FITCH, Mrs. FRANCES, Bath 500 0 0 1856—FITZGERALD, Captain HAMILTON, R.N., V.P. 9,551 14 2 1864—FiTzRoY, The Hon. Mrs., Upper Grosvenor Street (Free of Duty) 400 0 0 1879—FOLET, Miss MARY, Bramley Road, Netting Hill 233 1 6 1858—FOSTER, GEO. HOLGATE, Esq., F.P., Moorgate Street (Free of Duty) 1,000 0 0 1875—FOULSTON, Mrs. ELIZA, South Kensington 83 0 6 1869—Fox, ROBERT, Esq., Falconhurst, Kent (Free of Duty) .... 100 0 0 1878—FOXTON, Mrs. C. D., Pendlebury, near Manchester (Ditto). . . 1,000 0 0 1867—FRITH, Mrs. ANNE,' Deptford 90 0 0 1868—FYDELL, R. S., Esq., Morcott Hall (Free of Duty) 100 0 0 1873—GARDEN, R. J., Esq., South Kensington 1,193 6 0 1862—GEDOE, Miss ALICE, Great Yarmouth 304 16 0 1876—GIBB, B., Esq., Deptford 90 0 0 1878—GIBBON, L. P., Esq., Pembroke 450 0 0 1875—GIBBONS, Mrs. SILLS, Bath (Free of Duty) 500 0 0 1874—GIBSOS, Capt. ROBERT, R.N., C.B., Lancaster (Ditto) .... 100 0 0 1877—GIBSON, Dr. ALEXANDER, Auchenreoch, N.B 802 16 0 1866—GILBERT, JOHN GRAHAM, Esq., Yorkhill (Free of Duty) ... 100 0 0 1877—GILBERT, Mrs. JANE GRAHAM, Yorkhill, N.B. (Ditto) .... 250 0 0 1875—GOADSBY, Mrs. M. A., Fallowfield 450 0 0 1875-Goom, Miss SARAH, Maida Vale (Free of Duty) 100 0 0 1866—GOODMAN, Miss ELLEN, Eversholt 540 0 0 1877—GORDON, Capt. J. A., R.N., Ittingston, N.B 271 19 2 1868—GORFENKLE, JACOB, Esq., Liverpool (Free of Duty) 500 0 0 1872—COVER, Miss ELEANOR, Pimlico (Ditto) 94 9 0 1872—GRAHAM, JOHN, Esq., Ide Hill, Sevenoaks (Ditto) 1,000 0 o 1877—GRAHAM, JAMES, Esq., Cornwall Terrace, Regent's Park . . . 2,000 0 0 1877—GRAHAM, Miss ANN MAXWELI, Williamswood (Free of Duty) . . 500 0 0 1851—GRANTHAM, Mrs. JANE, Altrincham, Cheshire 100 0 0 1871—GREENE, JOHN, Esq., Gateshead (Free of Duty) 200 0 0 1877—GRIFFITH, H. DAVIES, Esq., Caer Hun, Carnarvon (Ditto) . . . 2,000 0 0 1875—GRIFFITHS, Miss REBECCA, Dudley 180 0 0 [ Continued. 476 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1879. LIST OF PAID LEGACIES-cmtinued. ^ [mount received. (Sterling.) £. s.' of. 1874 — GRINDLAY, THOMAS, Esq., Edinburgh (Free of Duty) .... 1 000 0 0 1866 GROVE, WILLIAM CHAFVN, Esq. Mere, Wiltshire ... 90 0 0 1875 — HABEBFIELD, Lady, Clifton (Free of Duty) 640 0 0 945 0 0 580 11 10 1873— HAMILTON, Miss MARV ANN, Harrogate (Free of Duty) . . . 200 0 0 1864 — HARCOCRT, Admiral O. V Swinton Park (Ditto) 1,000 0 0 8,342 8 0 1876 HARRISON Miss H M Bath (Free of Duty) . 500 0 0 1868 — HARRISON, Miss SAKAH, Edge Hill (Ditto) 100 0 0 88 0 0 1,000 0 0 1860— REMINGTON, THOMAS FISHER, Esq., Dplyme, Devon (Free of Duty) 100 0 0 180 0 0 1877 — KENWOOD, G. F., Esq., Crawley, Sussex (Free of Duty). . . . 10 10 0 1878— HERVEY, CHAKLES, Esq., Oxford Terrace, Hyde Park (Ditto) 50 0 0 . 45 0 0 1878 — HOI.GATE, JOHN, Esq., Burton-in-Lonsdale (Free of Duty) . . . 200 0 0 Ditto, for the widows and families of men lost or injured while 200 0 0 1865—HOLLINS , WM., Esq., Over Wallop, Southampton (Ditto) . . . 5U 11 6 1872 — HOLME, THOMAS, Esq., City Road 4,545 0 0 100 0 0 100 0 0 100 16 10 100 0 0 210 13 9 1879— HOVLE, DUNCAN, Esq., Orme Square, Bayswater (Ditto) 1,000 0 0 90 0 0 1879 HUGHES Miss HAXVAH Budleigh-Salterton . 214 5 9 1 873— H VI>E, Colonel J. C., Timbercombe Lodge, Somerset (Free of Duty) 247 7 6 100 0 0 1877— IRLAM, GEORGE, Esq., North Row, Park Lane (Ditto) .... 1,000 0 0 1876—IRVINE, Mrs. S., Geneva 270 0 0 1878—JACKSON, Miss A. C., Croydon (Free of Duty) 100 0 0 1877—JEFFERSON, ED-WARD, Esq., Pontefract (Ditto) 400 0 0 1875-JEREMY, Mrs. C. A., Axminster (Ditto) 1,000 0 0 1876—JOHNSTON, Miss MARGARET, Chichester (Ditto) 50 0 0 1863—JOLLY, Mr. JOHN, Farmer, Enstone, Oxford 189 0 0 1868—JONES, CHARLES WILLIAM, Esq., Norwich 180 0 0 IS79—JO.VES, EDWARD, Esq., Port Hope, Ontario .... ($3000) 611 512 1877-JONES, Miss H. M., Yatton, Somerset (Free of Duty) .... 10 0 0 1861—JUDKIN, J.R., Esq., Hackney (Ditto) 105 0 0 1870—J. L., Esq., Horsham 450 0 0 1864—KEATE, Miss EMMA, Kensington (Free of Duty) 300 0 0 1869—KEMP, Miss E. S., City Road (Ditto) 100 0 0 1878—KENDALL, WM., Esq., Exeter (Ditto) 1,000 0 0 1877—KENDRICK, Mrs., Philpot Street (Ditto) 100 0 0 1875-KERR, MALCOLM, Esq., Glasgow (Ditto) 250 0 0 1868—KINGSTON, FRANCIS HOUSE, Esq., Harpenden 431 2 0 1874—KIPLING, Mrs. S. E., Kentish Town 450 0 0 1874-KiRBY, Mrs. F. S., Dublin 180 0 0 1864-KrrcHiNG, JOHN, Esq., Stamford Hill (Free of Duty) .... 100 0 0 1872—KNIGHT, Miss MARIA, Hathern, Leicester 90 0 0 1875-LAMBERT, JAMES, Esq.. Alloa, N.B 502 11 6 1877—LANE, Mrs. ELIZA, Ballybrack, Cork 48 6 0 1877—LEE, Miss MARY, Foleshill, Warwickshire (Free of Duty) ... 250 0 0 1872—LEEVES, EDWARD, Esq., Venice (Ditto) 100 0 0 1876—LEWTHWAITE, Miss SARAH, Bowdon, Chester 450 0 0 1877—LEWTIIWAITE, Miss F. J., Colton, Lancashire (Free of Duty) . . 200 0 0 1876-LiDDELL, HENRY, Esq, Kingston-upon-Hull (Ditto) .... 100 0 0 1870—LLOYD, CHARLES, Esq., Kennington (Ditto) 500 0 0 1878—LLOYD, Miss I. H., Hazelcroft, York (Ditto) 25 0 0 1876—LONG, Miss CATHERINE, Chipping Norton 172 16 6 1876—LONSDALE, HENRY, Esq., M.D., Carlisle 90 0 0 1854—LOWE, SAMUEL J., Esq., Shadwell 871 15 0 1862-LuproN. WILLIAM, Esq., Salford (Free of Duty) 100 0 0 1872—LYON, Mrs. JANE, Knightsbridge (Ditto) 500 0 0 1869—MACKIE, Dr., Greenock 359 12 5 1864—MACNAB, JAMES, Esq., Guildford (Free of Duty) 99 4 6 1879—MACNAMARA, Admiral Sir BL-RTON, Kingstown 525 3 0 1864-MAGENis, F. R., Esq., Grosvenor Place (Free of Duty) . . . . 1,000 00 [Continued. MAT 1, 1879.] LIST OP PAID LEGACIES. 477 LIST OF PAID LEGACIES— continued. Amount received. (Sterling). £. i. d. 1878— MALTBY, Miss JANE, Southwell (Free of Duty) 50 0 0 1875— MARKLAND, Miss ELLIN, Netting Hill (Ditto) 200 0 0 1875— MARSHALL, ROBERT, Esq., Edinburgh 270 0 0 1877 MAY, Dr. H. S., Exeter 180 0 0 1869— M°ALLEY, WILLIAM, Esq., Stirling, N.B 99 1 10 1874 — McKiNNELL, or HANNAY, Mrs., Kirkcudbright, N.B. . . . ' . 91 11 0 1872 — MEREDITH, Mr. THOMAS, Edgware Koad 52 10 0 180 0 0 1871— MEYNELL-INGRAM, Miss LOUISA E., Hoar Cross (Free of Duty) . 300 0 0 611 7 6 1863— MILLER, JAMES, Esq., Glasgow (Free of Duty) 100 0 0 1878 — MII.LOTT, Miss EMILY, Pendleton, near Manchester (Ditto) . . 100 0 0 1877 — MITCHELL, JAMES, Esq., Kincairney, N. B. (Ditto) 506 5 0 1864— MONTAGU, Captain M., R.N., Bath (Ditto) 98 13 4 1865— MORGAN, Mrs., Cheltenham (Ditto) 204 11 10 1876 — MORRIS, Mrs. C. H., Hammersmith 463 14 4 1877— MOSTYS, T. A. B., Esq., St. James's Place (Free of Duty) . . . 100 0 0 1875 -MYTTON, Miss C. H. A., Shelton, near Shrewsbury 450 0 0 1868— NAYLOR, WILLIAM, Esq., Twickenham (Free of Duty) .... 500 0 0 1871— NEALE, Miss ELIZA, Hayes, towards the building of a "PendockNeale" Life-boat £24616 7 1872-5 — Also donations from Miss J. E. HERRING, Newport, I. W., in aid of same Life-boat, in memory of de- \ parted friends 353 3 5 1876 — NEWEN, GEORGE, Esq., Cambridge Terrace (Free of Duty) 100 0 0 1878— OVEY, Miss JANE, Henley-on-Thames (Ditto) SCO 0 0 1867— OXENHAM, Miss C. N., Kensington 180 0 0 1875—PARK , WILLIAM, Esq., Torwoodhill, N.B. (Free of Duty) . . . 148 18 5 1875— PARK, Mrs. Do. Do. ... 500 0 0 1877— PARKER, Mrs. M. D., Whippingham, Isle of Wight (Ditto) . . . 300 0 0 1878— PATON, WM., Esq., Greenock 30 0 0 1877— PAYNTER, Vice-Admiral J. A., Bath 17 12 10 1857— PETERSON, Miss MARIA, Bromley 90 0 0 1876 — PHELPS, Mrs. MARGARET, Chichester (Free of Duty) .... 101 18 3 1876 PICKEHSGILL, H. W., Esq., R.A., Blandford Square 900 0 0 1830— PRIOR, WILLIAM, Esq., Herne Hill, Camberwell 1,827 14 8 1878— PUCKLE, Miss CAROLINE, Camberwell (Free of Duty) .... 20 0 0 1875-6— RANDELL, JAMES, Esq., Mark Lane 483 15 11 1874— RATTBAY, Miss MARY GRAY, Tavistock Square 200 0 0 1867— RAWSON, Miss MARIA, Sheffield 90 0 0 1876— RAYMENT, Mrs., Dartford (Free of Duty) 100 0 0 1874-5— REEVE, JOHN, Esq., Reading (Ditto) 948 15 0 360 0 0 1869 — RICHARDSON, Mrs. HARRIOT, Greenwich 4,412 0 6 1874 — RICHARDSON, Miss MARY, Edinburgh (Free of Duty) .... 500 0 0 1877— RIDEOUT, W. J., Esq., Charles Street, Berkeley Square (Ditto) . 1 ,000 0 0 1876— RICDEN, The Misses, Chepstow (Ditto) 100 0 0 1877 — ROBERSON, CHARLES, Esq., Long Acre 450 0 0 1870 — ROBERTS, JOHN, Esq., Mornington Road (Free of Duty) 200 0 0 1873_RoBE»TSON, Mrs. M. J./Kelso, N.B 450 0 « 1863 — ROBINSON, Mr. THOS., Cheetham, Manchester 189 0 0 1879— ROE, Mrs. MARY, Nutley, Co. Dublin (Free of Duty) .... 400 0 0 1870— ROLLESTON, Mrs. HARRIET, Swindon (Ditto) 450 0 0 1874 — ROYOU, WILLIAM, Esq., Tottenham 501 11 11 1874 — RUSSELL, Lady FRANKLAND, Thirkleby, Yorkshire 106 19 8 1869— SCOTT, SAMUEL, Esq., Cavendish Square (Free of Duty). . . . 1,000 0 0 1858 — SELL, Mr. CHARLES, Hoxton 66 2 11 1867 SHARPE, Miss JANE, Whitburn 89 6 8 449 1 8 1879— SHAW, JAMES, Esq., Brighton (Free of Duty) 100 0 0 1876 — SHEPPARD, FREDERICK, Esq., Folkington, Sussex (Ditto) . . 2,000 0 0 1868 SILVER, THOMAS TEMPLE, Esq., Woodbridge (Ditto) 650 0 0 1868 SINCLAIR, DAVID, Esq., Thurso (Ditto) 100 0 0 1869 SINCLAIR, WILLIAM, Esq., Sowerby, York (Ditto) 138 18 3 1874— SKUBHAY, W. H., Esq., Leamington 1,155 12 4 1868— SLADE, FELIX, Esq., Lambeth (Free of Duty) 300 0 0 1866— SMALL, Mrs. SARAH, Brighton 76 7 6 1865 — SMITH, Miss ANN FRANCES, Greenwich 50 15 0 1875 SMITH, JOHN, Esq., Hull (Free of Duty) 200 0 0 1867 — SMITH, Mrs. MARY ANN, Greenwich (Ditto) 1,000 0 0 1875— SMITHEMAN, JOHN, Esq., Hertford 90 0 0 1879— SNAGG, Sir WILLIAM, Georgetown, Demerara 10 0 0 [Continued. 478 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1879. LIST OF PAID LEGACIES—continued. Amount received. (Sterling). £. e. d. 1864—SPENCER, RICHARD, Esq., Gower Street 180 0 0 1878—STAINTON, J. J., Esq, Meadowcroft, Lewisham 107 8 10 1874—STANNAH, SAMYSTAS, Esq., Gower Street 450 0 0 1873—STANTON, WILLIAM, Esq., Bramly Wharf, Surrey 473 17 5 1878—STAPLES, PETER THOS., Esq., Queen's Kow, Walworth (Free of Duty) 50 0 0 1875-STEAD, Mrs., Helensburgh (Ditto) 100 0 0 1876—STONE, RICHARD, Esq., Clceby, Lincolnshire 101 11 1 1866—STORY, Mrs. MART ANN, Kensington (Free of Duty) .... 500 0 0 1870—STIIART, CHARLES, Esq., Norfolk Street (Ditto) 200 0 0 1865—STUBBS, THOMAS, Esq., Hulme, Manchester (Ditto) 500 0 0 1869—STORM, JAMES, Esq., High Holborn (Ditto) 500 0 0 1865—SYKES, Capt. JOHN. R.N., Bolsover Street (Ditto) 100 0 0 1878—SYKES, Mrs. ANN ELIZABETH, Butharlyp, How Grasmere (Ditto) . 600 0 0 1871—TANCRED, J. J., Esq., Pearville, Go. Dublin (Ditto) 1,350 0 0 1866—TAYLOR, THOMAS TRAVEES, Esq., Southport (Ditto) 500 0 0 1877—TAYLOR, Mrs. ANNE, Bolton 50 0 0 1879—THOMAS, Miss LOOISA, Bowdon, Chester . , , 900 0 0 1874—THOMPSON, JOHN, Esq., Nottingham (Free of Duty) 500 0 0 1878—THOMPSON, Miss SARAH, Bellevue, Manghold, Isle of Man (Ditto). 50 0 0 1859—THOMPSON, Mrs. ANN, Greenwich 82 8 1 1865—THORNTON, RICHARD, Esq., Old Swan Wharf (Free of Duty) . . 2,000 0 0 1878—TINKLER, Mrs. ELIZABETH, Brixton 500 1875—TOMKINSON, THOS., Esq., Bath 90 0 0 1866—TRAVIS, SAMUEL, Esq., Cheltenham (Free of Duty) 100 0 0 1873—TREDWELL, WM., Esq., Handsworth, Staffordshire (Ditto) ... 105 0 0 1878—THOWELL, WM., Esq., Fletton, Hunts (Ditto) 100 0 0 1869—TUCKETT, Miss LUCRETIA, Osnaburgh Street (Ditto) .... 100 0 0 1863—VENABLES, THOMAS ARCNDEL, Esq., Worcester 450 0 0 1872—WALDRON, Miss MARIA, Trowbridge (Free of Duty) .... 100 0 0 1867—WALKER, CHARLES, Esq., Southport (Ditto) 100 0 0 1870—WALKER, Miss MARY, Coates, N.B. (Ditto) 500 0 0 1869—WALKER, Mrs. MARY ANN, Onslow Square (Ditto) 500 0 0 1872—WALMESLEY, Mrs. C. E., Connaught Square (Ditto) 300 0 0 1869—WARNER, Mrs. ANNE, Lyncombe, Somerset 224 10 0 1869—WARNER, Miss ELIZABETH SOPHIA (Free of Duty) 350 0 0 1876-WATKINS, Capt. W., R.N., Croydon (Ditto) 100 0 0 1871—WATSON, Mrs. ELIZA, Loughton, Essex (Ditto) 100 0 0 1861—WATSON, Mrs. WILHELMINA, Berwick-on-Tweed 450 0 0 1864—WEBSDALE, W., Esq., Ipswich (Free of Duty) 79 16 0 1862—WEST, Dr. CHARLES TURNER, Hull 90 0 0 1879—WEST, RICHARD THORNTON, Esq., Streatham Hall, Exeter (Free of Duty 500 0 0 1864—WHEELHODSE, G.. Esq., Deptford (Ditto) 260 0 0 1877—WHITTINGHAM, Mrs. J. P., Manchester Street, Manchester Square 303 4 4 1875—WILLIAMS, Mrs. ROBINA, Edinburgh (Free of Duty) .... 1,000 0 0 1877—WILLIAMS, C. T. LLOYD, Esq., Cheltenham 540 0 0 1870—WOOD, Miss MARY ANN, Bath (Free of Duty) 100 0 0 1877—WOOD, GEORGE, Esq, Chelsea (Ditto) 1,000 0 0 1865—WOODBURN, Miss MART FRANCES, Kensington Park Gardens . . 270 0 0 1875—WOODHOHSE, Mrs. S. D., Upper Grosvenor Street (Free of Duty). 127 13 3 1875—WRIGHTSON, Mrs. C. R., York 180 0 0 1875—TATES, Mrs. HANNAH, Sheffield 900 0 0 FORM OP BEQUEST OF MONEY, STOCK, OK OTHER PERSONAL ESTATE. I give and bequeath to the ROYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION for the Preservation of Life from Shipwreck, founded in 1824, London, the sum of £ for the me of the said Institution; and I do hereby direct that the same be paid exclusively out of such part of my Personal Estate as may lawfully be appropriated to such purpose, and that the receipt of the Treasurer for the time being of the said Institution shall be a sufficient discharge to my Executors for the same. ROYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, 14 John Street, Adelphi, London, 1st May 1879. LIST OF DONATION* S AND ANNUAL SUBSCEIPTIONS. *„* Donations of £5 and under are omitted after having been published once in the Report HER MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY THE QUEEN (Annual, £50) (1853) £100 0 0 His ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE OF WALES, K.G 135 0 0 Ann, Subs. Donations. I Ann. Subs. Donations. £. ». d. £. *. d. £. s. d. £. *. d. A. B. . . , 050 Adams, Mr. J., Brecknock Rd. 0 10 6 A. B., per Williams, Dsaoon, Adams,"R., Esq., St. Ives .110 & Co. (1864-8) .... . 90 0 0 i Adamsdn, A., Esq. ... 1 1 0 A. B., Penryn (1872-8) . . . 700! Addington, Mrs. Henry (1873) . . 10 0 0 A. C., Croydon (1859-78) . . 110 0 0 Agar, W. T., Esq. (1870-9) . . . 20 0 0 A. C., In Memoriara (1871) . . 20 0 0 :Aldam, William, Esq. ..100 A. C. S. (1875) .... . 10 0 0 Alexander, T. H., Esq. (1873-5) , . 2100 A. D. M., Mrs., born Hawkins, in Alexander, The Misses ..110 memory of two Officers Indian Array Allen Bros, and Co., Messrs. .110 (Madras), Hawkins and Spinks (many Allen, C. F. R. Esq. (1869-76) . . 10 0 0 years deceased) (1876) . . . 1,000 0 0 Allen, Hanbury, & Co. Messrs. 110 A. J., Eastbourne (1868) . . . 100 0 0 Allen, J., Esq., Cornhill ..110 A. L., Guildford (1863-78) . . . 75 0 0 Allen, Murray, & Co., Messrs. 110 A.L.andA.W.,Wimbledon(1877-9) 36 4 3 Alloa Branch (1879) 42 10 2 A. M. B. (1877) 10 0 0 Alrutz, R., Esq 110 A. O. E. (1864-74) 150 0 0 Alston, Chas. H., Esq., Irvine 220 A. P., Kingstbu (1879) . . . . 500 Alston, Hamilton, & Co.Messrs. 110 A. P. R. 100 Amos, Mrs. M., St. Ibbs ..110 A. S. W. (1875-7) 31 10 0 Amphlett, Rev. J. ... 1 1 0 A. Z. (1879) 500 Anderson, C. A., Esq.. ..220 A Family Thank-offering (1878) . . 116 Anderson, Mrs. J.,Dalhousie 220 A Friend (1872) 1500 Anderson, Thomson, & Co. (1868) . 10 0 0 A Friend at Leominster (1869-78) . 37 0 0 An old Sailor, Native of Faversham, A Friend at Llangollen ..100 now of Canada (1875) . . . 40 0 0 A Friend at the Annual Anonymous (1872) . . 10 0 0 Meeting (1872) 10 0 0 Anonymous (1873-4). . 10 0 0 A Friend, in aid of the cost of the new Anonymous, per Messrs. B relay Be- Boat House for Worthing (1874) 100 0 0 van, & Co. (1874-6) . . 350 0 0 A Friend (1878) 0 13 0 Anonymous (1878) . . . 100 A Friend, per Miss English (1878) . . 0 10 0 Anonymous, "W." (1878) . 100 0 0 " A Gift, in the event of being lost at Anson. Miss, Chester (1875) . 10 0 0 Sea, by the late Mr. John Beverley Antrobus, Hugh Lindsay, Pilley, of Boston, Lincolnshire. He Esq., Treasurer (1878) . . 10 10 0 subsequently perished in a cyclone Antrobus, Miss C. H. (1865-79) . 17 4 0 tj in the Gulf of Mexico, with all hands, Ditto . I .... 2 0 0 in the schooner Challenger, on his Archer, J., Esq 220 passage from New Orleans to Ja- Ardrossan Branch (1879) . . . 10 0 0 maica, October, 1873" (1875) . . 26 5 0 ! Arkwright, J. C., Esq. ..110 A Lady, per John Eden, Esq. (1868) 50 0 0 j Armitage, Miss H., Bath ..110 A Lady, per Torquay Branch (1868) 20 0 0 ' Armourers & Braziers, Wor- A Lady, per J. B. Parker (1863-73) 135 o 0 shipful Company of (1871-9) . . 94 10 0 A Lady, per W. H. Moore, Esq. (1876). 10 0 0 Armstrong, F. C., Esq. . . 0 10 6 A Lady at Kingston-on-Thames (1878). 500 Armstrong, Henry, Esq. . .110 A Mother whose Son was Lost at Sea Armstrong, Sir W. G., F.R.S. 110 (1869-74) 12 0 0 Arnold, Mrs. Francis... 1 1 0 A Shipowner, Greenock .500 Artill, J. D., Esq 050 A Thank-offering for a Son's preserva- Arundell of Wardour, The tion at Sea (1870) . . . . 10 0 0 Rt. Hon. Lord (1879) . . . 110 Ditto, for safe return of Sons from Ash, Hy., Esq., Weston . 0 10 0 long Voyages (1874) . . . 10 0 0 Ash, W., Esq., Weston . 0 10 0 A Thank-offering from F. R. A. (1879) 100 0 0 Ashby, Capt., Naseby .110 ; A Thank-offering, from T. Ashby, James, Esq. . . 0 10 6 \ H. L. (1867-76) 54 0 0 Ashtown, Lord (1867-78) . . . 90 0 0 ! A Thank-offering (" Let not the deep Astell, Mrs. H. D.(1866-73) . . 13 10 0 i swallow me up") (1871) . . . 25 0 0 Astley, Miss, Princes Gardens 200 j A Widow (1876) 40 0 0 Atkinson and Co., Messrs. .220 j Ackers, Mrs., Moreton ..500 Atkinson, G. C. W., Esq. .220 Acland, Sir T.Dyke, Bart., M.P. (1875) 10 0 0 Atkinson, Lieut.-Col. Ralph (1873) 10 0 0 i Acocks Green and Yardley Atkinson, W., Esq., Becken- j Branch (1879) 32 16 8 ham 110 Adam, Messrs. John and Attenborough,R.,Esq.,Sawtry 110 I James and Co 110 Attwell, T. M., Esq. ... 1 1 0 I Adams, A., Esq., Skelwith . 0 10 0 Atwood, Mrs. L., Wragby .110 i Adams, Edgar T,, Esq., Hal- Auerbach, Emil, Esq. ..110 I stead 110 Auldjo,' Henry, Esq., Cowes (1851-79) 43 11 0 480 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1,1879. Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. 8. d. £. s. d. £. *. d. £. t. d. Austin, F., Esq 220 Bathe, Mrs. (1859-68) . . . . 17 7 0 Austin, G., Esq., London St. 110 Batten and Edwards, Messrs. 110 Austin, Mrs.; Clifton ..100 Batten and Ginner, Messrs. .110 Batthyany, Count Edmund .100 B. H. (1878) 0 15 0 Bax, E., Esq., Cockspur St. 110 B. H. C. (1872-8). . . . 70 0 0 Bax, H. A., Esq 150 B. Y. . . 1 I 0 Baxter, John George, Esq. .110 Baber, Harry H., Esq. (1870) 10 10 0 Bayley and Ridley, Messrs. .110 Backhouse, James E., Esq. .500 Baylis, T. C., Esq. . . .110 Bacup Co-operative Stores (1868-78) 105 0 0 Bayly, Miss, Plymouth (1875) . . 10 Badcock, H., Esq. . ..100 Bazett, Lieut.-Col. C. G. (1867-79) 12 Bagehot, Hicks, and Co. .110 Beach, Messrs. & Co. ... 1 1 0 Bagehot, T. Vf., Esq. (1878). 50 0 0 Beachcroft, Miss, Talbot Sq. 1 1 0 Bailey, E., Esq., Berners St. 110 Beadel, T., Esq., (1857-68) . . . 30 0 0 Bailey,.E. H., Esq., ditto .110 Beart, Mrs. 110 Baillie, Mrs. E. F., Leicester 110 Beaumont, G., Jun., Esq. .110 Baily, Miss A. L., Sudbury .110 Beaumont, Mrs., The Grove. 0 10 6 Baily, Miss E., ditto ..110 Beck, Miss, Notting Hill . 0 10 6 Bainbridge, E. M., Esq., Dis- Beckett, Rev. W. P., B.A. . 0 10 0 sington 110 Beckett, James, Esq.. Senr., Rath- Baines, Charles J., Esq. ..110 mines (1876-8) 20 0 0 Baker, John, Esq., Clapham. 100 Bective, The Earl, M.P. . 10 0 0 Baker, Mrs., ditto. . . . 0 10 0 Beddoes, Mrs. C. C. ... 1 1 0 Baker, Lieut.-Gen. Sir W. E. 220 Beddoes, Miss A. F. E. . .220 Baker, Rev. Sir T. H. B., Bart. 1 1 0 Bedford, Admiral (the late). 100 Baker, Sir George, Bart. (1865-74) 25 0 0 Bedford, Henry, Esq. ..110 Balderson, Mrs., Hanover Sq. 110 Beech, W. T., Esq., Holloway 1 1 0 Baldwin, Alfred, Esq. (1877) . . 10 10 0 Begbie, T. S., Esq. . . . 0 10 6 Balezeaux, Captain Ed., In- Belcher, Lady (1864-73) . 12 6 0 spector, French Lifeboat Belcher, Miss H. . . . Society 110 Belcher, Miss M. L. . . . 2 Balfour, John B. Esq. (1868-75) . . 1014 0 i Belfast & Groomsport Branch (1878-9) 57 7 0 Balkwill, Robt. Coad, Esq. .110 I Bell, Alex., Esq., Tooting .110 Ballard, George, Esq., the late, Re- Bell, Jas., Esq., Surbiton .110 siduary Legatees of; per Mrs. Ballard Bell, Messrs. Alexander, & Co. 110 (1875) 50 0 0 Bell, Mrs. L 100 Banff and Macduff Branch (1879). 20 0 0 Bell, Mrs. Mary, Maldou .110 Banfield, R., Esq. 1 1 0 Ditto (1878) 110 Bannockburn Branch (1878) . . 11 18 0 Bellamy, Miss 220 Barber, V., Esq 05 Belli,W.H.,E8q.,TheCourtlands(1861-74)31 2 0 Barber and Co., Messrs. J. . 1 1 Belper Branch (1878) . . . . (4 5 10 Barclay and Sons, Messrs. . 2 2 Belsham, J., Esq., Heybridge 0 10 0 Baring Bros. & Co., Messrs. 5 0 Benecke,OttoA.,Esq.(1873) . . 10 10 0 Barker, F. C., Esq., Leigh (1871-9) 800 Benetfink, S. A. & Co., Messrs. 0 10 6 Barkworth & Spaldin, Messrs. 1 1 Benham, John, Esq. ... 1 1 0 Barkworth, J. B., Esq., Hull (1873) 50 0 0 "Benjamin," per C. Few, Esq. (1869) 100 0 0 Barkworth, Miss M., Tun- Bennetts, Miss Olympia (1864-79) 50 0 0 bridge Wells (1860-75) . . . 200 0 0 Bentinck, G., Esq., M.P. .550 Ditto (1S77-8) 100 0 0 Bentinck, Lady Harriet M. (1871) 10 0 0 Barlow, Miss, Kersal 220 Bentinck, Lady 25 0 0 Barnard, Kev. Wm. (1878-9) 10 0 0 Ditto 10 0 0 Barnardiston, N. C., Esq. . 1 1 Bentley, Miss M. C. (the late), per Barndillon, E. D., Esq. . . 0 10 John Bentley, Esq. (1869-74) . . 400 0 0 Barnes, O., Esq 0 5 Bentley, Mrs. S. C., Croydon (1873-9) 25 0 0 Barnett Bros., Messrs. . 2 2 Beresford, Mrs. L. ... 1 1 0 Barnett, John, Esq. (1867-78) 50 0 0 Berey, John, Esq., Thorncliffe (1866) 10 10 0 Barnett, Mrs.,Meopham Court (1874-7) 20 0 0 Berman's Charity, Trustees (1872-8) 52 10 0 Barningham, Thos., Esq. (1873-7) 20 0 0 Berry, George, Esq. . , . 0 10 6 Barras, Mrs., Farnacres ..22 Best, Mrs. W 110 Barrett, H., Esq 1 Bettell, Wm., Esq., Lingfield (1874-9) 17 17 0 Barrington, R., Esq. ... 10 Bevan, Geo. J., Esq. . ..110 Barron, F., Esq 2 Beveridge, Capt. . ; . . 1 1 0 Ban-on, W. T., Esq. ... 1 Bicknell, Rev. C. Brooke, MA. (1868) 25 0 0 Barrow, A. M., Esq. . . . 1 Bicknell, Hy. S., Esq. ..11 Barry, F. T., Esq., for the Bicknell, P., Esq 11 barques Mertola, Snowden, Bieber & Co., Messrs. (1878) . . 1 1 0 and Umgeni ..... 3 3 0 Billingsley, Capt., R.N. . . 0 10 Barton, Bertram F., Esq., Walton-on- Birch, Miss Eliza, Cheddar . 1 1 Thames (1873-5) 10 10 0 Birch, Miss J. M.W., Neston 0 5 Barton, Daniel, Esq. (1868-73) . . 20 10 0 Birch, J. W., Esq 11 Bartram, Pretyman, and Bird, Admiral E.J. ... 1 1 Mumford, Messrs. ... 1 1 0 Birkbeck, Edward, Esq., M.P., Bartram, William, Esq. ..110 r.P. (1861-79) 892 10 Bastard,'T. Horlock, Esq. .100 Birmingham Branch (1878). . . 65 16 Bates, Colonel Robert Birt, Messrs., Dock Street .440 Bath Branch (1878) . 22 15 6 Bischoff and Sons, Messrs. .110 LIST OF DONATIONS AND ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS. 481 1 Ann. Subs. Donations, j Ann. Subs. Donations. £. s. d. £. s. d. i £. «. d. £. s. d. Bieooe, Miss, The Slopes .110 Broadwood, Mrs 220 Black, Alex., Esq. (1875) . . . 50 0 0 Ditto (1875-9) 330 Blackpool Branch (1878) . . . 30 0 0 Brock, Mrs. Osmond de Blackwell, Samuel J., Esq. 220 Blagg, Thos., Esq. (1879) . .. 5 0 OJ Brocklehurst, Chas., Esq. .110 Blain, Samuel, Esq., Liverpool 220 Brocklehurst, F. D., Esq.(1868-76) 18 3 0 Blake, T. N., Esq., Gosport. 500 i Brocklehurst, Wm.Walter,Esq. (1874-8) 25 0 0 Blakiston, John R., Esq. .100 Ditto 500 Blakiston, M., Esq., Mabberley 200 Brogden, J., Esq., Henrietta Bland, Captain R.N. ... 5 0 0 Street . . 110 Blane, Capt. A. Rodney, R.N. 110 Brook, Mrs., Foxcote ..110 Blane, T. L., Esq., Dover St. (1875-9) 25 0 0 Brooke, Rev. J., Haughton .110 Blatch, F., Esq., Theale ..200 i Brooke, Sir Wm. De Capell, Blenkinsop, B., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Bart. (1857-79) 185 0 0 Bligh, Harbottle, and Co. . 1 1 0 Brooke, the Misses, sisters of the late Bolton Branch (1879) . . . . 40 15 2 ; John Brooke, Esq., Q.C., per John Bonamy, Lieut-Col. ... 1 1 0 Richardson, Esq., Q.C., in addition Bond, Luke A., Esq., Cole- to gift of Cahore Life-boat (1878) 100 0 0 Brooke, Mrs., Kisbygate (1878) . . 0 10 0 Bonser, Mrs. (1873) 10 10 0 Brooks, G., Esq., Laceby .220 Bonser.W. J., Esq. (1864-8). . . 31 10 0 Brooks, Thomas, Esq. ..110 Borland, James, Esq.. . . 0 10 0 Brooksbank,MissM.S.,Acronlats(1862-70)50 0 0 Borough, C. B., Esq. . . .220 Broughton, John, Esq., Poole 220 Borradaile, J. H., Esq. (1875-8) . . 10 0 0 Brown and Mackay, Messrs. .110 Borrer Mrs 0 10 0 Brown, Bateman, Esq., Hunt- Berwick, Alfred, Esq. ..110 Bosanquet, Curtis, and Co., Brown, Chas. Hunter, Esq. (1864-8) 10 0 0 Messrs 220 Brown, David, Esq. ... 1 1 0 Boston Shipwreck Association (1865-79) 75 0 0 Brown, G. W., Esq., Houghton 1 1 0 Ditto 500 Brown, George Uilpin, Esq., Sedbury Boulton, M. P. W., Esq. .220 Park (1874) 10 0 0 Bourchier, Lady (1863-73) . . . 15 0 0 Brown, Gopsill, & Sons, Messrs. 0 10 0 Bourne, John K., Esq. ..110 Brown, Hy., Esq., Luton . .100 Bourne, Miss A. S. . . . 500 Brown, James Clifton, Esq. (1868-79) 200 0 0 Bowles, Rev. G. D. ... 0 10 0 Brown, Miss A. M., Sudbury 050 Bowles, H. C. B., Esq. ..220 Brown, Mr. H., Jun., Luton .100 Bowness, Mr. Richard ..050 Brown, Mrs., Luton ... 1 0 0 Bowring, Miss, Exeter ..100 Brown, Mrs., Whitehill ..220 Bowyer, George, Esq. ..110 Brown, Shipley, & Co., Messrs. 330 Bowyer, John, Esq., the late 110 Browne, G. B., Esq., Halifax 220 Bowyer, Miss Mary ... 1 1 0 Browne, 'G. B., Esq., Wood Bowyer, \V. Esq., Buckden .110 Boyd & Co., J. & C., Messrs. 220 Browne,G.H.,Esq.,Greenwich3 3 0 Boyd, E. F., Esq 110 Browne, J. W., Esq., .Frascati 220 Boyle, Rear-Adml. A. . .220 Browne, Miss, Toxteth Park, the late, Boyton, F. R., Esq. . . .330 "In Memoriam of the 15th and 26th Bradberry, T., Esq., the late (1869-78) 400 0 0 Jan. 1860, and of K. H." (1861-76) 80 0 0 Bradford Branch (1878-9) . . . 217 16 10Browne, Mrs., Avenue Road 110 Bradford, Gen. Sir J.F..C.B. 110 Browne, Mrs. G., Blenheim Bradford, Mrs. H. W. ..110 Bradford, Mrs. J. E. ... 1 1 0 Browne, W. N., Esq. . . 10 Bradshaw, Capt. R. A. . •. 1 1 0 Browne, "W. J., Esq., Kidwelly 1 0 Braine, Mrs., a thank-offering for the Bruce, H., Esq., Edinburgh 1 0 safe return of the ship Softraon (1878) '220 Brumell, Mrs. M. E. . . . 00 Bramly, W. J., Esq. . . . 100 Brundrit, J. Esq 10 Brassey, Albert, Esq. (1873) . . 100 0 0 Bruno, Silva, & Son, Messrs. (1867-71) 26 5 0 Brassey, Thos., Esq., M.P. .550 Brushfleld, Mr. Richard . . 0 10 6 Ditto (1859-73) 40 0 0 Bryan, G. B., Esq. . . .100 Bray, T. B., Esq 300 Bryant, Arthur C., Esq. ..550 Brayne, Charles Seymour, Esq. 0 10 6 Brydges, Sir Harford Jones, Brett and Co., Messrs. . . 0 10 6 Bart. (1857-78) 25 0 0 Bridge, T. J. L., Esq. ..220 Brymer, Miss (1877-8) . . . . 10 0 0 Bridges, E., Esq. (1879) . . . 110 Buccleugh, His Grace the Bridges, Capt. H. E. (1873) . . . 20 0 0 Duke of, K.G 10 10 0 Bridport Branch (1879) . . . . 12 9 8 Buchanan, Mrs., Edinburgh 110 Briggs, Major-Gen. W. L., C.B. (1879) 26 5 0 Buckingham, Miss S.C. (1868-79) . . 27 4 0 Bright, John M., Esq., M.D. 0 10 6 Buckle, Rev. John, M.A. .200 Brighton Branch (1878-9) . . . 135 0 0 Buckley, Victor, Esq. ..200 Brinckman, Sir Theodore, Bart. (1878) 15 0 0 Budge, Rev. H. S., B.A. ..110 Bristol Branch (1878-9) . . . . 65 18 6 Budgett, Messrs. J. & Son .220 Bristol Histrionic Club, in aid of the Budgett, James & Branth,Messrs.(1873) 21 0 0 support of their Life-boat at Lossie- Bulkeley, Miss Louisa, mouth (additional) (1878). . . 50 0 0 Brighton (1866-79) . . . . 135 0 0 Bristol, The Marquis of . .220 Bullard, King, & Co., Messrs. 110 British Ship Owners' Com- Buller, Mrs., Eaton Square .100 pany (Limited) ... 5 5 0 Bulloch, Messrs. J. & G. & Co. 3 3 0 482 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY I, 1879. Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. a. d. £. s. d. £. «. d. £. i. d. Bunbury, Sir Charles, Bart.. 300 Carevv, T., Esq., Collipriest 100 Bunn, Henry, Esq., Sydenham 110 Carew, Capt. R. Pole . 100 Bunn, Mrs. and Miss (1877-8) . . 220 Carey and Browne, Messrs. 1 1 0 Burbidge, Pritchard, and Carey, S.W.,Esq., New York,$100 (1876) 18 16 Bartleet, Messrs. ... 1 1 0 Carlingford, The Right Hon. Burchell, J. D., Esq. ... 1 0 0 Lord ...... 200 Burden, Stephen,, Esq. ..100 Carlisle, The Bishop of . .110 Surges, A., Esq., Blackheath (1857-74) 19910 0 Carmichael, Sir W. G., Bart. 200 Burgess, Benjamin, Esq. (1879) . . 200 Carpenters and Joiners, Sec*, of (1868) 8810 5 Burgess, the Misses . . . 0 10 0 Carr, W. J., Esq 1 Burgoyne, Montagu G., Esq. 220 Carrera, C. L., Esq. ... 1 I Burgoyne, Thos., Esq. (1871) . . 10 10 0 Carter, Rev. S. R., B.D. (1875) . . 10 10 0 Burmester, Miss .... 1 1 0 Cartwright, Col. H. ... 1 1 Burn, S., Esq ...... 110 Cartwright, Capt. R. Norton 1 0 Burnaby, Rev. F. G. . . .200 Cartwright, Miss, Bury St Burnett, D. W., Esq.. ..050 Edmunds (1862-76) . . 130 0 0 Burnett, E. L., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Cartwright, Mrs., Ellingham 0 10 Burnett, W. H. W., Esq. ..110 Cartwright, Rev. R. . . .10 Burney and Co., Messrs.. .220 Cassell, Smith, & Co., Messrs. 1 1 Burr, D. Higford D., Esq. .200 Cator, Miss S. H. Bertie (1861-73) 18 13 0 Burrell, H., Esq., Gravesend 110 Ditto 11 Burrell, Hy., Esq., New Square 2 2 0 Cator, Mrs. Wm. A. . . .11 Burton-on-Trent Branch (1878-9) 65 Causton, Sir J., & Sons ..11 Burton, Mrs., Regent's Park (1868) 50 Cave, B., Esq., Wigmore St. 0 10 Burton, W. F., Esq. (1859-70) . . 15 Cave, Capt. L. T., F.R.G.S. . 2 2 Burton, W. Hally, Esq. ..110 Cave-Browne-Cave, Mrs. Ed- Busfeild, Capt J ..... 110 ward F...... 2 2 0 Busk, Capt. Hans (vide also Cave. The Rt. Hon. S., M.P. .. 11 11 0 1'eronelte, p. 493) ... 1 1 0 Ditto 220 Busk, Mrs. (1869-78) ..... 27 4 0 Cave, W., Esq., Wigraore St. 0 10 6 Butcher, Mrs. M. A., Islington, towards Cazenove, Philip, Esq. (1877) . . 25 0 0 support of Margate and Yarmouth Chads, Admiral .... 1 0 0 Lite-boats (1873) ..... 200 0 0 Chadwick, Mrs 110 Butler, C., Esq., Drury Lane 0 10 0 Chalmers, Guthrie, and Co. (1871) 10 10 0 Butler, Paul, Esq. (1873-4) . 11 0 0 Chamberlain, Miss C. ..110 Butler, S., Esq., Fen Court ..220 Chamberlain, Richard, Esq. .110 Butlin, C., Esq., Nottingham 110 Chamberlain,Tankerville J., Butlin, Thomas, Esq. . . . 0 10 0 Esq. (1870-8) 10 2 0 Butterworth, Edward, Esq. (1878) . 20 Champion, F. C., Esq., Black- Buxton, Fras. W., Esq. (1874) . . 10 heath 110 Byng, Capt. J. L., B.N. . .110' Chance, E., Esq., Lawnside .220 Chaplin, E., Esq., Hamburg (1867-74) 26 5 0 Chapman, T., Esq., F.R.S., C., per City Bank (1878). . . . 500 Chairman 21 0 0 C., Mrs. M. L., South Australia, "In Chardless, H., Esq. (1867-79) . . 39 10 0 grateful remembrance of her merciful Charles, Mrs., Finchley ..110 preservation from imminent dangers Charley, E., Esq., Lisburn . 0 10 0 by sea in 1862" (1866-77) . . 90 Charley, Mrs., and Family, C. D. (1867) 100 Dunmurry 100 C. H. A. C 0 10 0 Charrington,Miss E.,Woodsleigh (1875) 10 0 0 C. L. (1865-9) 50 Chatterton, Miss J., Dublin (1878-9) I 10 0 C. M. B. (1878) 2 Chavasse, Mrs. Horace' ..110 C. S. (1860-8) 80 Chayter & "Webster, Messrs. 110 C. S. and G. S. (1874) . . . . 11 Cheape, G. C., Esq., Wellfield (1864-78) 51 10 0 C. T. (A Seaman's Daughter, produce Cheesman,G.,Esq.,CamdenRd. 330 of her Needlework) (1864-72) . . 60 0 0 i Cheetham, C., Esq. . ..330 Cain, Geo., Esq 050 Cheltenham Branch (1878) . . . 10 5 2 Cain, Miss, Edmonton ..050 Chester Branch (1878-9). . . . 17 15 0 Caldwel!, J., Esq., Starcross (1878) 100 0 0 Chester, C., Euq 500 Caldwell, Miss, Audley Sq. (1873-8) 660 Chichester Harbour & Selsey Callender, Kev. R. C. . . 0 10 6 Branch (1879) 60 0 0 Calrow and Son, Messrs. J. . 1 10 Child and Co., Messrs. ..220 Cameron, Miss, Hillwood .200 Childers,Rt.Hon.H.C.E.,M.P.l 10 Campbell, Arthur E., Esq. (1871) 50 0 0 Childers, Miss L 110 Campbell, C. M., Esq., Stoke 220 ! Cholmondeley, TheMarquis of. 2 2 0 Campbell, Mrs. Emma R. . 1 1 0 Christy and Co., Messrs., Grace- Candler, P. W., Esq. (1872-5) . . 40 0 0 church Street .... 1 1 0 Cann, James, Esq. ... 1 1 0 Christie, Mrs. (1878) 10 10 0 Capel, Frank C., Esq. ..550 Chudleigh, Mrs 220 Capel, J. D., Esq 110 Church and Son, Messrs. . 0 10 0 Capel, Messrs. Arthur & Co. 110 Church, Rev. G. L. . . . 0 10 6 Carbutt and Co., Messrs. . .110 Chuter, Mrs., Croydon ..220 Cardale, Kev. E. T. . . . 0 10 0 Civil Service Life-boat Fund, vide p. 502. Carew, Mrs. G., Mytton Hall 220 Clark, W., Esq., Brompton .220 Carew, Rev. Gerald ... 1 1 0 Clarke and Kowe, Messrs. .110 Carew, Mrs. Hallowell (1870-9) 90 0 0 Clarke, H. M., Esq. ... 2 0 0 LIST OP DONATIONS AND ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS. 483 Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. «. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. Clarke, Mrs. Cowden... 1 1 0 Cordwainers,Worshipful Com. Clarke, Stephenson. ESQ. (1868) . . 10 0 0 pany of (1868-75) 52 10 0 Clarke & Co., Stephens™ .220 Cornell, Geo., Esq., ColesbiM 110 Clarke, The Misses, Carlisle 200 Cornell, R., Esq., New Cross 110 Clarkson and Co., Messrs. . 0 10 6 Cornell, Samuel,Esq., Chelsea 1 11 6 Clayton, Colonel Fitz-Roy .200 Cornish-Bowden, Admiral W. 220 Clayton, C. H., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Corrie, Mackie, & Co., Messrs. 220 Clayton, F. S., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Corrie, Miss (1878) 220 Clayton, Sir Win. R., Bart. . 10 10 0 Corrie, Rev. E. S., in memory Clayton, T. W., Esq., Ryde (1859-73) 15 0 0 of E. B. C...... 0 10 0 Clegram, W. B., Esq., J.P. .220 Corrie, A. J., Esq., Dunrod. 1 1 O Clerk, Major-Gen. H., R.A. .110 Corseaden,Mrs., Holland Park 550 Clennont, Lord .... 2 2 0 Cory, Miss, Stamford ..100 Clermont, Lady .... 1 1 0 Coster, Capt 110 Clevedon Life-boat Fund, vide p. 502. Cotesworth, Mrs., Cowdenknows (1867) 10 0 0 Clifford, Messrs. C., & Son .110 Cotesworth, W., Esq., Ditto .110 Clifford, Colonel .... 1 1 0 Cottam and Co., Messrs. ..220 Clifford, Key. John (1878) . . . 100 Cotton, Miss M 110 Clinton, Lady Charlotte P. . 1 10 Ooupland, J.M., Esq., Tinsley (1859-71) 15 0 0 Cloid, Routledge, and Co. . 2 2 0 Courage and Co.,Messr8.,Horse- Close, Rear-Admiral F. A. .110 lydown (1859-69) 30 0 0 Clothworkers, Worshipful Court and Co., Messrs. ..050 Company of (1855-68). . . . 103 19 0 Conrtenay, Messrs. J. & W. J. 2 2 0 Ditto 10 10 0 Courthope, G. C., Esq. ..110 Clowes,R., ESB,, Stockwell (1861-78) 1816 6 Ditto, in aid of Sussex Clutterbuck, Mrs. C. F. . . 220 Life-boats . . . .100 . Coal Factors' Society ... 5 5 0 Courtney, J. W., Esq., Chelsea 110 Coal Merchants' Society ..550 Courtney, Miss, Stoney Cross 100 Coates, James, Jun., Esq., Paisley (1874) 20 0 0 Courtown Branch (1879) . . . 500 Coates, Jos., Esq., North Bank 110 Coutts, Baroness Burdett (1867-75) 150 0 0 Cock, Miss E. A. (1868-79) . . . 60 0 0 Coutts and Co., Messrs. . . 10 0 0 Cockey, E.,Esq. & Mrs., Frome 0 10 0 Covent Garden Life-boat Fund, side p. 502. Cockle, Charles M., Esq. .100 Cowie, T. S., Esq. (1863-74) . . 21 0 0 Coffin, Admiral H. E. (1867-78) . . 34 10 0 Cox and Co., Messrs. ... 5 5 0 Cole, A. C., Esq., Lee ..110 Cox, Henry, Esq., Trevereux (1864-77) 50 0 0 Coleman, Capt. G., Sandwich 110 Cox, Mrs. M. A., Exmouth .110 Coleman, Rev. W.( 1868-78). . . 600 Cracklow, General ... 2 0 0 Coles, J., Esq., Throgmorton Cranfield, Win. Esq. ... 1 1 0 Street 110 Craven, Miss S 050 Coles, Miss A., West Hove . 0 10 6 Crawley, Edmund, Esq. . .050 Coller, Mrs. (1878) 50 0 0 Creswell, Mrs 050 | Ditto 110 Crichton, Alexander, Esq. (1864-71) 1010 0 Collet, W. W., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Crichton, Lieut.-Col.Hon-.C.F. 200 Collie, Dr. G.D.Milne (1877-8) 200 Crichton, Viscount ... 2 0 0 Collier, Messrs. F. H. & A. . 1 10 Croggon & Co., Messrs. T. J. 0 5 0 Collin, J., Esq., Lewisham .110 Crosse,Mrs.St.Croix . ..110 Collin, Miss, Gower St. . .220 Crosse & Blackwell, Messrs. 550 Colling, Joseph, Esq., Islington (1875) 10 10 0 Crossley, Messrs. John & Sons Ditto 110 (Limited), Halifax . . . 10 0 0 Collingwood, Miss M. A. .110 Croxall, R. F. T., Esq. ..220 Collinson, Admiral Sir K., Cruddas, W. D., Esq. ..110 K.C.B 110 Cruddas, G., Esq., the late (1877) . . 100 0 0 ColIinson,Miss A. M.,Weston (1865-79) '66 8 o Crum-Ewing, J. D., Esq. .110 Colonial Company (Limited) 220 Cuff, Miss (1872-7) 20 0 0 Colvill, Colonel (1873-8) . . . 100 Cullimore,D.,Esq.,Monkstown 100 Colville, Lord 220 Cullingford, W. H., Esq. .220 Colvin, Miss E. H. . . .220 Cumberlege, Miss A. T. . . 1 0 0 Commeline, Thomas, Esq. . 0 10 0 Cumming, Mrs. (1879) . . . . 110 Commercial Union Assurance Cunnynghame, Hugh, Esq. (1864-79) 57 0 0 Company (1872-79) . . . . 21 0 0 Cure, Miss Capel .... 5 0 0 Comptoir d'Escompte de Paris 330 Curling, Miss Martha, Cam- Conlan, F. P., Esq., Lincoln t 1 0 berwell (1874-9) 30 0 0 "Continental Daily Parcels Curling, Miss, Camberwell (1874-6) 12 2 O Express" 110 Curme, Cant. C. T.. R.N. . 0 10 0 Conyngham, Marquis of .220 Currie, Rev. H. G., the late (1856-69) 14 0 0 Cooch, R., Esq 220 Curry, Miss, Charlton Kings 100 Coode, Sir John .... 1 1 0 Curteis, Whltworth, and Co., Cook, Mrs. A 050 Messrs 110 Cooke, Mrs. Martha (1865-71) . . 20 0 0 Curtis, R. Mayne, Esq. ..110 Cooper, Cooper, & Co., Messrs. 110 Curtis, Rev. G. J., M.A.. .110 Cooper, J. E., Esq., Milford 2 2 O Curwen, Mrs. Ewing ... 1 1 0 Coote, Thomas. Esq. ..110 Cutbill, Reginald, Esq. . . 0 10 0 Coplestone, Rev. W. C. (1878) . . 0 10 6 Cutbill, W. J., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Corbett, Miss, Brighton ..110 Cutler, Palmer, & Co., Messrs. 110 Cordes, T., Esq., Bryn Glas (1869) . 10 10 0 Ditto 220 D. (1877-8) 300 0 0 2 H 484 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1879. Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. s. d. £. i. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. Da Costa, Miss, Oxford Terrace (1875) 500 0 0 Dew, Rev. E. Parker, M.A. .110 Dalgety and Co., Messrs. ..220 Dewes, Mrs. (1877-9) . . . . 150 Dallas, Sir George (1873-9). . . 27 0 0 Dickson, Mrs 220 Palling, Mrs. (1866) 10 0 0 Dickson, Rev. W.R.. . . 1 00 Dalkeith Branch (1878) . . . . 15 6 3 Dixon and Harris, Messrs. .220 Dalton, General Edward T. . 1 00 Dixon, Mrs. R. R., Beltoft (1878-9) 500 Dalton, H., Esq., Tunbridge Domecq and Co., Messrs. P. 1 1 0 Wells (1874-9) 15 0 0 Domville, Sir J. G., Bart. .110 Dalton, Mrs. H. (1874-9) . . . 15 0 0 Donaldson,George, Esq., New Dalton, Miss, Clapham ..110 Bond Street (1873-8) . . 23 2 0 Dalton, Miss Hannah, ditto 110 Donkin, R. S. Esq. . . *. 10 0 0 Dalton, Mrs. Segrave (1869). . . 20 0 0 Doughty, Miss M. A.... 1 1 0 Dalton, T. Masters, Esq. .110 Douglas, Sir Percy, Bart. . 0 10 0 Daly, Hon. R 100 Dover Branch (1879) 2 19 9 Dalziel Brothers, Messrs. (1864-73). 1813 0 Dovers, George, Esq.... 1 1 0 Dampier, Mrs M.S.,Winchester (1867-9) 10 0 0 Dowling, E. S., Esq. ... 1 0 0 Dand, J., Esq., Sutton ..110 Downes, Edward, Esq. ..050 Daniel, Miss Emma ... 1 0 0 Downshire, Marchioness of. 1 1 0 Danson, Dr 110 Doxat, Miss C., Newcastle .0106 Darling, Lt.-Col. A. ... 1 1 0 Ditto (1879) 500 Darling, Mrs., Cleveland Sq. 2 2 0 Doyle, P, W., Esq. ... 2 2 0 Darnley, The Earl of. . . 100 Drake, J. V., Esq. . . . 0 10 0 Darwin, W. E., Esq. (1878). . . 100 Drake, T., Esq. (1867-74) . . . 14 0 0 Eauber, J., Esq., Brigg ..200 Draper, John, Esq. . . . 0 10 6 Dauglish, Mrs 110 Drapers, Worshipful Com- Davey, Rev. W. H. . . .050 pany of (1862-77) ... 199 10 0 Davies, Joseph, Esq. ... 1 1 0 Drummond, Capt. Alfred M. 2 0 0 Davis, Frederick, Esq. ..330 Drummond, Capt. C. G. A. . 2 2 0 Davison, A., Esq., Dudley . 0 10 6 Drummond, Lady E. E. F. . 2 0 0 Davison, Newman, and Co. .110 Drummond, George F., Esq. 220 Davy, F., Esq., Topsham .100 Drummond, Messrs. . . . 10 0 0 Davy, Yates, and Routledge. 110 Drury, H. D., Esq., Kingston 0 10 0 Dawber, Robt., Esq., Lincoln 110 Drysdale, R. P., Esq., Deme- Dawlish Branch (1879) . . . . 35 1 2 rara 110 Dawson & Son, Messrs. ..050 Duarte, Miss (1877-8) 10 0 0 Dawson, G. L., Esq., Deme- Duberly, Mrs 110 rara 110 Dublin Branch (1878) . . . . 100 0 0 Dawson, H., Esq. (1879) . . . 110 Dublin Port and Docks Board 75 0 0 Dawson, J.W., Esq., Demerara 110 Du Croz, F. A., Esq. (1866-79) . . 120 0 0 Dawson-Scott, Lt.-Col., R.E. 100 Dudlow, J.N.,Esq.,Maidstone 110 Day, John, Esq 110 Dugmore, Lieut.-Col. ..110 Day, Mrs. F 100 Duncan, G., Esq., East India Dayman, C. O., Esq. . . .300 Avenue 550 Deacon, Messrs. E. and A. . 1 I 0 Duncan, Miss, Bath ... 2 2 0 Deacon, W. M., Esq. . . . 0 10 6 Duncombe, G. T., Esq. ..110 Dean, Albert A. & Co., Messrs. 1 1 0 Dundee Branch (1878) . . . 80 0 0 Dean, Rosser S., Esq. ..100 Dunfermline Branch (1879) . . 24 0 11 Deane and Co., Messrs., King Dunn and Co., Messrs. W. 110 William Street . ... 1 1 0 Dunn, Ernest H., Esq. . 0 10 6 Deane, Edwd. G., Esq., (1861-8) . . 36 5 0 "Dunsappie" (1874). . . . 10 0 0 Deans, Mrs., Stockwell ..110 Dunsford, Miss (1873-9). . . 770 Debenham, T. N., Esq. (1879) . . 220 Dunville, Mrs., Prince's Gate, in Decandia and Co., Messrs. S. 0 10 6 accordance with the desire of the DeKantzow,Rear-Adm. H. P. 330 lateW. Dunville, Esq. (1874) . . 500 0 0 De la Granja, The Marquis .100 Durnford, Rev. Edmund. .110 Dell, L., Esq.,Pelham Crescent 1 1 0 Durrant, Capt. F., R.N. ..200 Delme'-Kadeliffe, Comr. and Du Sautoy, Mrs. S. A. (1877-9) . . 200 Mrs 200 Dyas, Capt. R. H. ... 3 0 0 Denison, Alfred, Esq. ..220 Dyer, Wm., Esq 330 Denison, Lady 500 Dennistown, A. H., Esq.. .110 E.(1869) 5000 Denny, T. A., Esq. (1867-8). . . 10 0 0 E. A. (1870) 10 10 0 Dent and Co., Messrs. E. 330 E. A. B. (1872-5) 17 0 0 Dent, George, Esq. (1872-4) 10 10 0 E. B., a Thank-offering for Ditto 1 Y 0 Mercies received (1869) . . . 100 0 0 Dent, W., Esq., Tower St. (1860-8) 84 0 0 E. B. (A Sailor's Daughter). 110 Ditto 10 10 0 E. C., Lancaster Gate ..100 Derby Branch (1879) . . 550 E. C. (1872-5) 20 De Ste. Croix, Capt. H. C. S 2 2 0 10 10 0 Ditto, a Thank-offering (1876) . 10 Desborough, C. J., Esq. . 1 1 0 E. C. W. (1869-79) 6 Devall, Miss .... 0 10 0 E.G. (1876-8) 17 Deverell, J., Esq. . . . 110 E. H. (1869) 10 Devey, The Misses . . 500 E. H. (1873) 10 Devitt and Hett, Messrs. 110 E. V. A. (1875-7) 45 Devon, H. C., Esq. . . 110 Bales, The Misses, Dartmouth (1868) 20 Devon, The Earl of . . 200 East and West India Dock Co. (1869) 52 10 LIST OF DONATIONS AND ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS. 485 Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. «. d. £. e. d. • £. s. d. £. s. d. East, Sir Gilbert A. C., Bart. 500 Faber and Co., Messrs. A. . 2 2 0 Eastbourne Branch (1878-9) . . 40 0 0 Fair J., Esq 220 Easton, John, Esq., M.D. .110 Fairbank,H.,Esq.,WiUeuhall 110 Eastwood, John F., Esq. .110 Fairfax, Lady 110 Ecroyd and Sons, Messrs. .330 Fairthorne, E., Esq. . . .220 Eden, Mrs. Henry . . .200 Fairthorne, Miss A. . . .500 Edge, W. M., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Fairthorne, Miss E. . . .110 Edgeworth, M. P., Esq. . . 0 10 0 Falcon, Mrs. (1867-71) . . . . 15 0 0 Edinburgh and Leith Branch (1878-9) 403 9 9 Falcon, Rev. R. S. (1879) . . . 220 Edmunds, Admiral ... 1 1 0 Falmouth, The Viscount .500 Edwardes, T. D., Esq. ..100 Fane W D Esq ... 2 2 0 Edwards,J.,Esq., Record Office 1 1 0 Fanning and Co., Messrs. W. 1 1 0 Edwards, Miss, Clifton ..110 Fanshawe, Rev. Arthur A. (1872). . 20 0 0 Edwards, Miss M. (1871) . . . 50 0 0 Fanshawe, Adm. E. G., C.B. 110 Edwards, S., Esq., Fenchurch Farmer, Capt. Wm. R. G. . 1 10 Street . 110 Farnell, Mrs., Colchester .110 Edwards, S., Esq., Lewisham 110 Farquhar, Captain H. R., 24th Egan, T. Selby, Esq. ... 1 1 0 Regt. (1865-74) 70 0 0 Egerton, Capt. C. R., R.N., Favell, J. Milnes, Esq.,Gates- Widow of the late ... 5 0 0 head (1861-8) 20 0 0 Egerton, Miss G. C. . . .200 Featherstonhaugh, C., Esqi .100 Egerton, Rev. J. C. . . . 0 10 6 Feeney, John, Esq. . . .110 Ekins, Mrs. P. J 550 Fellowes, H. D., Esq. ..500 E lam, Miss 2 10 0 Fellows, C. F., Esq. (1868-9) . . 10 0 0 Elder, A. L., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Felton, W. V., Esq. (1873) . . . 10 0 0 Elias and Co., Messrs. ..110 Fenn, Ford, Esq 0 10 0 Eliot, Hon. H. C 200 Fenwick, C. R., Esq. ... 5 0 0 Ellen and Co., Messrs. . . 0 10 6 Fenwick, Capt. John ... 1 1 0 Elliot, Geo. Esq., Croydou (1873-7) 10 0 0 Feuwick, Mrs. S. C. . . . 100 Elliot, Sir Walter. . . 100 Few, Rev. Charles E., M.A. 110 Elliott, Mrs., Bournemouth 220 Field, Capt. E., R.N. ... 1 0 0 Elliott, Wm., Esq. . 110 Field, E., Esq., Demerara 110 Ellis and Sons, Messrs. H 110 Field, Rev. F., Heigham. 110 Ellis, Alderman (of London) 110 Field, J. P., Esq. ... 200 Ellis, Capt., Lymington 200 Figgis, Samuel, Esq. . . 220 Ellis, Mrs., Hampstead 110 Filliter, Freeland, Esq. . 060 Ellis, Miss, Hampstead 110 Filliter, G. Clavell, Esq. 050 Ellis, Mrs., Harrogate 110 Filliter, S. Freeland, Esq. 050 Elwes, J. H., Esq. . . .200 Filliter, W. Davey, Esq. . 050 Ely, The Most Noble the Findlater, Mackie, and Co. 220 Marquis of 20 0 0 Finlay, E., Esq 0 10 6 Emery, William, Esq. . . 0 10 6 Finnis and Fisher, Messrs. .110 Emmerson, Mrs. Susan (1873-7) . . 530 Fisher, Mrs., St. Neot's (1870-8) .. 7 13 0 Engelhardt, L. A., Esq. ..110 ' Fishmongers, Worshipful Company of English Bros., Messrs. . 110 (1873) . . . . 105 0 0 English, Capt., R.E. . . 100 Fishwick, J. H., Esq. (1871-9) 980 Engstrb'm, George, Esq. . 110 Fishwick, S. E., Esq. {1875-9) 540 Entwistle, Thomas, Esq. . 300 Fisk, Rev. J. H. (1857-71) . 45 0 0 Epps, Jas., Esq., Norwood 110 FitzRoy, Captain C. C. (1869) 10 0 0 Erne, The Earl of, K.P. . 100 Fladgate, Mrs., Staines ..110 Erne, The Countess of . 100 Fleetwood Branch (1879) . . . 30 0 0 Ernsthausen and Oesterley Fletcher, B. E., Esq. . . . 0 10 0 Messrs . . . . , 110. Fletcher, G. Hamilton, Esq. 3 30 Esse, F., Esq. (1877-8) . . . 220 Fletcher, W., Esq., Cheltenham 2 0 0 Estridge, Edward, Esq. . 110 Flood, Frederick, Esq. ..550 Evans, Capt. F. J. O., R.N Flower, C. E., Esq. (1859-69) . . 21 0 0 C.B., F.R.S 220 Footner, G. B., Esq. . . .220 Evans, Mrs., Seymour Street. 200 Ford, Mrs., Croydon (1872-9) . . 12 5 0 Evans, Mrs. W., Chesharo St. 2 2 0 Foreman, Mr. Owen, Jun. .050 Evatt, Miss C. Hanning( 1878) . . 10 10 0 Foresters, Ancient Order of, vide p. 502. Eversfield, C. G., Esq. ..110 Forrest, Major-General ..110 Ewart, Macaughey, and Co. Forrester, Miss (1870-9) . . . 35 0 0 Messrs 220 Forrestt and Son, Messrs. (1878) . . 220 Ewart, Miss Mary A. 330 Forrestt, Mrs. W. A. . . .220 Ewart, William Lee, Esq. 10 0 0 Forrow, B. A., Esq., and Edwin Ewing, W. Orr, Esq. . . 500 Taffs, Esq., Poplar (1874). . . 10 10 0 Exeter Branch (1878) . . . . 34 8 6 "For those in peril on the Exmouth Branch (1879) . . 40 0 0 Sea" (1872-8) 31 0 0 Eyre, G. J., Esq. (1872-7) . . . 70 0 0 Fortnum, Mason, and Co., Eyre, Lieut.-Commr. R.N. (1878). . 550 Messrs 22 Eyre, Rev. H. S 100 Foster, James L., Esq. (1875-8) . . 30 0 0 Foster, Rev. Sir C., Bart. .220 Foster, Richard, Esq. ..500 F. G. R. (1878) 10 0 0 Four Brothers, per Captain F. P. H. (1871) 10 0 0 F. R. (1869) 50 0 0 Fowler, John, Esq., Sheffield (1874-7) 11 6 0 2 H 2 486 THE LITE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1879. Ann. Subs. Donations, i Ann. Subs. Donations. £. «. d. £. s. d. \ £. s. d. £. s. d. Fowler, Wm., Esq 110 Goldsmiths, "Worshipful Co. of (1877) 150 0 0 Fox, Rev G. T 110 Gollop, G. T., Esq. . . .220 France-Hayhurst, Rev. T. . 100 Gollop, Mrs 110 Franklyn, H. W., Esq. ..220 Gomonde, Mrs. Anne, Pau (1864-78) 300 0 0 Fraser, E., Esq., Insch (1872-8) . . 33 0 0 Gonne, Edward, Esq. ... 1 1 0 Frazer, Miss Florence M. .110 Goode, Miss M. H., Ryde (1877-79) 1 10 0 Frazer, John, Esq., Cornhill 110 Goodenough, S. R., Esq. 1 1 0 Freeland, Messrs. J. and A. B. 1 1 0 Goodman, Miss M. (1869-79) 35 0 0 Freellng, Mrs. (1869-78) .... 33 12 0 Gordon and Stamp, Messrs., Freeman, C., Esq., Leamington (1874) 10 0 0 for the steamers Darcas, Freeman, Miss, Canterbury (1872-8) 35 0 0 ; Eunice, and Elsie . . 1 10 Freer, Rev. T. H., M.A. ..110 Gore, Miss E. E . . . . 1 0 Freshfield, Miss .... 1 1 0 Gore, Rev. G. (1876). . . 10 0 0 Fribourg and Treyer, Messrs. 0 10 0 Gorringe, Frederick, Esq. . 220 Frith, Rev. Wm. A., M.A. (1871-9) 8 8 0 Gorton, S., Esq. (1873) . . 10 10 Frost Brothers, Messrs. ..11 0 Goschen, Mrs. Chas., Croydon (1868) 10 10 Fry, The Hon. Justice ..10 u Gosling, Francis, Esq. ..110 Fuller, Mrs. Trayton ... 2 0 0 Gosling, Col. W. C., R.A. . 1 Gosling, H., Esq., Wyesham 1 Gosman and Smith, Messrs. . 1 1 G., Thurloe Square ... 1 4 0 Gotobed, Miss 22 G. B. (1872) . 25 0 0 Ditto (1873-6) 10 0 0 G.D. (1868) . 20 0 0 Goyeneche, J. V., Esq. ..11 G. H. K. (1868) 100 0 0 Graham, Col. Sir L., Bart. . 2 0 G. J.A. (1872) 20 0 0 Graham, Cyril C., Esq. ..10 G. L.(1879) . 0 10 0 Grant, Edward, Esq. (1879) . . 110 G. R. B. (1877) 10 0 0 Grant, Messrs. J. and R. (1874) . . 21 0 0 G. S. (1878-y) .. 1 10 0 Grant, Miss 0 10 6 Gadsby, John T., Esq. ..11 0 Grant, W. D., Esq., Leam- Gainsford, Miss, Brighton (1876) . , 50 0 0 ington 100 Gairdner, G. W., Esq. ..11 0 Gray, C. W., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Gale and Co., Messrs.. ..22 0 Gray, Dawes, & Co., Messrs. 110 Galloway, Joseph, Esq. ..10 0 Gray, Rev. C 050 Gambier, Admiral R. F. . . \ 00 Greaves, Mrs 0 10 0 Garden, Miss Emma (1858-78) . . 32 10 0 Green, Frederick, Esq. . 110 Garden, Mrs. (1863-72) . . 34 10 0 Green, J., Esq., Dover St. 110 Gardiner, Miss .... 1 1 0 Green, Joseph E., Esq. . 110 Gardner, F. G., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Greenleaf, J., Esq.... 110 Gardner, Rev. T. J. C. . . 1 1 0 Greenock Branch (1879) . . 40 0 0 Garland, C., Esq., Billiter St. 0 10 6 Greenway, Mrs., Myton . 220 Garnett, H. T. Esq., Demerara 1 1 0 Greenwood, John, Esq. . 0 10 6 Garnett, W., Esq 11 0 Gregory and Co., Messrs. F. 1 1 0 Garrett, W. H., Esq.... 1 1 0 Gregory and Prentis, Messrs., Garrett, Mrs. W. H. . . . 1 10 Bermondsey 110 Garston, Edgar, Esq., K.R.G. (1871-33 ) 15 0 0 Gregory, G. B., Esq., M.P. (1862-73) 25 0 0 Gas Light and Coke Company 10 0 o0u Grey, Adm. Hon.: Sir F. W. (1873-7) 25 0 0 Gatty, C. H., Esq. . . . 2 2 0~ Grey, Capt. J., Stonehouse (1873-7). 150 0 0 General Iron Screw Collier Co. 3 3 0 Grey, Lady, Norwood (1872-8) . . 40 15 0 George, Hugh, Esq. (1877-9) . , 4 0 0 Ditto 100 Gibb, B. D., Esq., Royal Exchange (1874)1874)10 10 0 Grice & Co., Messrs.W. (1862-79) . . 165 0 0 Gibb, Chas. J., Esq., M.D. (1871). 10 10 0 Griffin, E., Esq., Oakley Square (1867-79) 60 9 0 Gibb, Col. W. E. (1873-9) . "7 7 0 Griffith, Sir G. Waldie, Bart. 300 Gibb, Mr. and Mrs. T. Jones (1874-5) 15150 0 0 Griffith, J.,Esq., Regent's Park . . 52 10 0 Gibb, T. Jones, Esq. ... 2 2 0~ Griffith, Mrs. M. E., Chel- Gibbes,W.,Esq 10 0 tenham ri861-73) 20 0 0 Gibbs, George, Jun., Esq., St. Griffiths, fate, and Selby .220 Bride Street (1877-9) . . 3 3 0 Grindall, Mrs. Sturt, the late 100 Gibbs, H. H., Esq. ... 2 2 0 Gripper, John E., Esq. ..110 Giesler and Co., Messrs. . .33 0 Grocers, Worshipful Com- Gilbert, J. A., Esq. ... 1 0 0 pany of (1877) .... 100 0 0 Gill, John, Esq., Battersea . 1 1 0 Groom, Chas., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Gillespies, Moffatt, and Co. . 2 2 0 Grosvenor, Capt. the Hon. Gillett, W.S., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Norman de 1'A., M.P. . .100 Gillett, Mrs. W. S. . . .11 0 Grosvenor, Chater, and Co. Gilmour, Rankin & Co., Messrs. 1 1 0 Messrs 110 Girdlestone, Mrs. R. B., Ox- Grove, Chas. B.,Esq., Peebles 110 ford 10 0 Grove, Miss Chafyn . . .500 Glasgow Branch (1879) . . . 378 1 0 Gubbins, J. P., Esq. , . .220 Glen, Joseph, Esq. (1873-9) . 52 0 0 Guimaraens, M. F., Esq. . 0 10 6 G lover Brothers, Messrs.. .010 0 Gun Makers, Worshipful Com- Godlee, Mrs. K II 0 pany of (1866-79) 161 0 0 Godsal, P. W., Esq. ... 2 0 0 Gurdon, W., Esq. (1864-76) . . 25 0 0 Godwin & Son, Messrs., Poole 2 2 0 Guthrio, John, Esq. (1878) . . . 500 Goff, Major R 10 0 Gwilt, Alfred, Esq. ... 1 1 0 Goldsmid, Lady (1865-75) . . . 40 10 0 Gwilt, Mrs 110 Goldsmith, Admiral, C.B. . 1 1 0 Gwilt, Mrs. Hannah Jackson (1877) 1010 0 LIST OF DONATIONS AND ANNUAL SUBSCELPTIONS. 487 Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. d. £. s. d. H.A. (1878) . 200 Harvie, Miss Hannah (1868-77) 100 0 0 H. and F. M., in aid of Hummersea, Harwoocl, Knight, and Allen, Whitby, or Staithes Life-boats (1875-6) 15 0 Messrs 110 H. B. T. (1867-76) ... 10 0 Haslara, Appleton, and Co., H. C. (1869) 20 0 Messrs 110 H. E. U., Bitterne (1874) . 100 0 Hastings and St. Leonards H. G. I ...... 1 1 0 Branch (1878) ... . . 50 0 0 H. G. (1870) 10 10 Haswell,Rear-Admiral W. H 100 H. M. (1877) 25 0 Hatcher, D., Esq. . . 050 H. P. F. (1869) .... 10 0 Hatherton, Lord ... 110 H. R. (1871) 25 0 Hatton, Mrs., Leamington 0 10 0 H. R. S. (1875) .... 10 0 Haverfield, Rev. W. R., M.A 0100 H. S. C. (1859-73) ... 400 0 llawes and Hertz, Messrs. 0 10 0 H. W. (1865-7) .... 12 0 Hawker, Charles, Esq. . 110 Haarbleicher and Schumann, Hawkins, Clement, J., Esq. 110 Messrs 110 Hawkins, Rev. Bradford D., Haberdashers' Worshipful in memory of E. B. C. . 0 10 6 Company of (1878) . . . . 10 10 0 Hay, Adm. J. B. L. . . . 220 Hack, C., Esq., Poplar . 500 Hay, Adm. J. B. P. . . . 100 Hackett, Ausender, and Co Hay, Mrs., Carshalton (1879) . . 0 10 6 Messrs 110 Haycock, Miss H., Clifton (1862-78) 15 0 0 Hacon, The Misses . . 100 Hayes, Mrs. L., New Hampton 1 0 0 Haddington, The Earl of 200 Hayes, Wm., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Haig, H. G., Esq. (1878) . . 220 Hayle Branch (1879) 500 Haigh & Son, Messrs. W. 0 10 6 Haynes, Edmund C., Esq. .110 Hales, R., Esq. (1876-8) . . . 200 Hays, John W., Esq. (1859-69) . . 12 12 0 Halford, Lady 11 Hay's Wharf, Proprietors of. 1 1 0 Hall, John, Esq., Addiscombe 2 2 Hayter and Hayter, Messrs. .110 Hall, Miss M. S 0 10 Hayward, J.Fred.,Esq. (1873-8) . . 25 10 0 Hall, Miss, Davenham ..11 Hazard & Caldecott, Messrs. 220 Hall, Richard, Esq., Wigton 1 1 Hazlehurst & Sons, Messrs. .110 Hallam, C. T., Esq. . . . 0 10 Head and Co., Messrs. H. . 2 2 0 Hallifax, Miss, Bury ... 1 1 Headfort, The Marquis of . 2 0 0 Hambro & Son, Messrs. C. J. I 0 Headly, J. Ind., Esq. ..200 Hamilton, F. A., Esq. ..55 Hearne, T. P., Esq. (1869) . . . 10 10 0 Hamilton, John, Esq. ... 3 0 Heathcote, J., Sen., Esq.. .110 Hamilton,Rear-Admiral,C.B. 1 0 Heatheote, J. M., Esq. ..110 Hamilton, Major T. B. . . 1 1 Heathorn, W., Esq., and Lady Hand, Vice-Adm. G. S., C.B. 1 1 Prinn 220 Hankey, Capt. F. T. B., R.N. 1 0 Heatley and Son, Messrs. .110 Hankey, George, Esq. ..11 Heinekey, Messrs. R. and Co. 1 1 0 Hankey, Capt. Walter A. (1879) . 10 10 0 Helm, S. L., Esq., Manchester, In Hankey, Wm. Barnard, Esq. 1 0 Memoriam at Ferryside (1877) . . 250 0 0 Hanmer, Capt. J. G. J., R.N. 0 10 Hemery, C., Esq 0 10 6 Hanson, Mrs 0 10 Henckell, Du Buisson, and Co., Harcourt, Adm. F. E. Vernon 1 1 Messrs 220 Harcourt, Mrs. Danby V. (1871) . . 100 0 0 Henderson, Miss F., in memory of the Hardie, Mrs. Peter, Bayswater (1874-7) 20 0 0 late J. Henderson, Esq., R.N. 1 1 0 Hardie,Thos.Kincaid,Esq., do. (1874-9)30 0 0 Heneage, Major .... 5 5 0 Hardwick, Mrs. F.W. ..110 Henley-on-Thames Branch (1879) 897 Hardy, Mrs 110 Hennell, Thomas, Esq. . 0 10 0 Hardyman, Miss C. J. . . 1 10 Henning, Mrs., Orsett Ter. 110 Hare, John, Esq., Stonehouse 110 Henry and Barker, Messrs. 0 10 0 Harford, H. C., Esq., the late 1 1 0 Henry, Lieut.-Col. . . 110 Hargrove, Mrs. Satidown (1868-78) 6 10 0 Henwood, C., Esq.. . . 110 Barker & Co., Messrs. G.. .110 Hepburn, Mrs. Emily M. 110 Harper, E. N., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Herbert, Dennis, Esq. . 110 Harris, J., Esq., Thames St.. 0 10 0 Hereford, Miss Lucy (1874-9) . . 24 0 C Harris, Miss (1878) 500 Heriot, George, Esq. (1878) . . 600 Harris, Miss, Clapton ..110 Herring, Messrs. G.& A. & Co. 110 Harrison,C. A., Esq., Lincoln 220 Herring, Miss J. E. ... 1 0 0 Harrison, Miss H. M., the Herschell, Mrs., Brighton .110 late, Bath (1869) 10 «0 0 Hertford, The Marquis of (1879) .. 1010 0 Harrison, Mrs. J. Barker .110 Hetherington, John M., Esq. (1871) 11510 0 Hart, Henry, Esq., Rotherham 0 10 0 Hewat, Mrs., Canonbury. .110 Hartley & Co., Messrs. James 220 Hewett & Co., Messrs. J. D. 220 Hartley, F., Esq., Exeter .050 Hewetson, Thos. Esq. ..110 Harton, Samuel, Esq.... 1 1 0 Ditto (1873-78) . . . . 440 Harton,W.H.,E«q.,V.P. . 2 2 0 15 10 0 Hewitt, The Misses, Lytham (1873-7) 500 0 0 Harvey and Greenacre, Messrs. (1875-8) 15 0 0 Heydon, W. (1878) 500 Ditto 500 Heywood, E. S., Esq. ..220 Harvey, Charles, Esq. ..110 Heywood, Rev. H. R.... 1 1 0 Harvey, George, Esq., Fairfield (1868) 50 0 0 Hichens, A. K., Esq. . ..110 Harvey, H. M., Esq., Hex- Hickes, Miss F., Bath ..100 worthy (1866-79) 90 0 0 Hickes, Mrs. A. J., the late, Harvey,MissB.A.,IckwellBury 100 per Miss Hickes.Bath (1875) . . 100 0 0 488 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1,1879. n. Subs. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. S. d. £. *. d. £. B. d. £. s.d. Hickman, Mrs. (1869-78) . , . 10 0 0 Hopton Chapel Sick and Hickman, Miss (1869) . . „ . 10 10 0 Funeral Society . . . .330 Ditto 1 1 0 Horn, Mr. J. E .... 1 1 0 Higham, W. S,, Esq. (1875-8) 2 0 0 Horniman, John, Esq. ..110 Higson, J., Esq 1 Y 0 Horroekses, Miller, and Co.. 220 Hilhouse, Messrs. B. and Horschitz and Co., Messrs. .110 Sons 2 2 0 Horton, Bear-Admiral W. . 100 Hilhouse, Miss 0110 6 Horton, Colonel (1872-6). . . . 12 0 0 Hilhouse, Miss Harriet . . 0 1"0" 6 Horton, T. E., Esq. . . .330 Hill and Sons, Messrs. J.. .1 1 0 Hotchkis Mrs . 100 Hill, A., Esq., Bruce Grove (18688) 10 10 0 Hotham, Beaumont, Esq. .100 Hill, F., Esq., Hampstead . 1 0 0 Hotham, The Hon. Lady .220 Hill, Jas. D., Esq 3 3 0 Hovell, J. B., Esq. (1872-9) . . 6 5 0 Hill, Lawrence, Esq. ... 1 1 0 Hovenden, F. P., Esq. (1872-9) . . 70 0 0 Hill, Lord Arthur William . 5 5 0 Howard, Dr 110 Hill, Major 1 1 0 Howitt, Mrs. E., Southwell .110 Hillier, Miss M. A. ... 1 0 o Howson, F. J., Esq. . 110 Hillier, W. G., Esq. (1868) . 10 0 0 Hubbard, Colonel C. J. . . 100 Ditto 2 'o' 0 Huddersfleld Branch (1878-9) . . 103 4 0 Hillman, Mrs. Clark ... 1 o o Hudson, Mrs, . . . 110 Hills and Underwood, Messrs. 1 0 0 Hudson, Thos., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Hills, F. C., Esq., Deptford . 1 1 0 Hughes, Miss, East Bergholt 100 Hills, F. Ernest, Esq., Redlesf 1 1 0 Hughes, Mrs. Marsh (1875-8) . . 2 0 0 Hilton, Anderson, and Co., Hughes, W., Esq., Meole ..110 Messrs 0 10 6 Hull Branch (1879) 1€3 12 7 Hilton, Jas., Esq., Shawhall. 1 1 0 Hunt, C. Brooke, Esq. ..100 Hindley, W. H., Esq. . . 1 1 0 Hunter, G., Esq 110 Hinkley, John, Esq. . . . 1 1 0 Hunter, John & Co., Messrs. 200 Hirsch, J. F. Esq. ... 0 10 0 Hunter, Mark William, Esq. (1872-7) 29 8 0 Hoblyn, Jas., Esq. (1869-78) f f 8 8 0 Hurst, T. G., Esq. . . . 0 10 6 Hodd and Son, Messrs. B. . 1 I 0 Husey and Son, Messrs. B. A. 1 0 0 Hodgkinson, W. S., and Co., Hussey, E. H., Esq. (1859-69) . . 20 0 0 Messrs 1 I 0 Hutchins, Mrs., Portland Place 100 Hodgson, E.D., Esq., Temple 1 1 0 Hutchinson, A., Esq. (1860-78) . . 170 0 0 Hodgson, F. C., Esq., Down- Hutchinson, Miss C. (1863-78) . . 25 0 0 ing Street 1 10 0 Hutchinson, Miss Fanny (1871-8). . 16 0 0 Hodgson, F. W., Esq., Friday Hutchinson,Miss,Great Malveru (1877-9) 15 0 0 Street (1872-9) .... 7 7 0 Hutchinson, Bev. J. E., B.D. 1 0 0 Hoggard, Mrs 1 V 0 Huth and Co., Messrs. F. (1864-73) . 21 0 0 Holden, E. T., Esq. ... 11 0 Holland, Commr. S. C. (1879) . . 1 1 0 I. B. (1868-73) 110 0 0 Holland, Edmund, Esq., Hyde I. M. C. (1868) 11 0 0 Park Square (1872-9) . . 20 15 0 I. W. (1877) 10 0 0 Holland,The Hon. Mrs. F. . 1 Y 0 1'Anson, Charles, Esq. ..110 Holliday, S. A., Esq. (1878). . f 3 0 0 Image, W. E., Esq. (1877-8) . . 2 2 0 Hollis, Miss E. G. (1870-5) . . . 35 0 0 Imlock, E. W., Esq., Demerara 110 Holmes, A. E., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Ingilby, William, Esq. ..110 Holmes, Bancroft, Esq. . . 1 >0 0 Inglis, Capt. C. D., E.N. .200 Holt, W. J. Esq., Bangor (1872-40) 30 0 0 Inglis, J., Esq., Colchester .110 Ditto 10 I0 0 Inglis, Mrs., Southend ..100 Homan and Co., Messrs. . . 1 1 0 Ingram, Mrs. Herbert ..550 Home, Mrs. (1876-8) . . . f 1 10 0 Ingram, Bev. H. M. . . . 100 Home, The Bt. Hon. Earl of 5 'o 0 " In Memoriam " (1875-6) . . . 150 0 0 Homer, C. G., Esq. ... 1 1 0 " In Memoriam " . . . .110 Homer, Eev. H. (1875-9) . , . 2 12 6 " In Memoriam " . . . . 25 0 0 Honychurch, Mrs. ... 0 10 6 " In Memory of a Sister who was an Honychurch, T., Esq. . . 0 10 0 Annual Subscriber to the Life-boat Hood, Admiral, C.B. ... 2 0 0 Institution" (1877) . . 50 0 0 Hood, Miss Jacomb (1864-71) , . 91 0 0 Ipswich Branch (1879) . . 39 16 0 Hooper, A., Esq., Boyal In- Irby, Rev. The Hon. L. C. R. 1 1 0 stitution (1863-73) . . . f B 25 0 0 Iredell, Chas., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Ditto ...... 1 1 0 Iredell, Major J. S. . . . 100 Hooper, A. D., Esq. ... 1 0 0 Ironmongers, Worshipful Com- Hooper, Miss E 0 10 0 pany of (1863-73) 21 0 0 Hooper, Mrs. H., Blackheath 1 1 0 Irving, Mrs. Colonel (1860-79) . . 20 8 0 Hooper, T. W., Esq., Southsea 1 1 0 Isle of Whithorn Branch (1879) . . 20 0 0 Hope, Charles, Esq. ... 1 1 0 Iver, Capt. . . . . 110 Hope, Mrs. W. C., Bath (1873-8)) 24 0 0 Hopkins, Mrs 1 0 J A (1869) .... 50 0 0 Hopkins, Miss B. (1873) . 10 0 0 J. A. V. (1878) 0 10 0 Hopkins, Rev. Canon. . . 1 Y 0 J. B. S 500 Hopkins, Eev. F 2 2 0 J. 15. W. (1879) 50 0 0 Hopkins, The Misses, Not- J.C. (Birmingham) (1870) . . . 20 0 0 tingham 5 o o Ditto 220 Hopkins, Joshua Scales, Esq. (187474) 50 0 0 J. C. and J. S. C. (1869-78) . . 15 0 0 Hopkinson, Mrs., Ilchester . 2 2 0 J. D. (1870-81 13 10 0 LIST OF DONATIONS AND ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS. 489 Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. J. E. D 110 Kennedy, Miss, in aid of Bude J. G. (1877) 100 0 0 and Wicklow Life-boats .110 J. H. T 110 Kennedy, Rear-Adm., C.B. . 1 1 o J. S 10 0 0 lienrick, A., Esq. (1863-9) . . . 20 0 0 J. S. (1878) 10 0 0 Kent and Co., Messrs. G.B. . 0 10 6 J. T. C. (1862-75) 73 10 0 Kent, Henry, Esq., Shepherd's J. W. (1878) 20 0 0 Bush . 110 Jackson and Till, Messrs. .110 Kent, Mrs. Henry, Shepherd's Jackson, Miss H. A., Glo'ster 110 Bush 110 Kent, T. J., Esq. (1871) . . . . 10 100 Jackson, W., Esq., Tower St. 1 1 0 Keppel, Admiral the Hon. Sir Jacomb, Charles, Esq. (1868-72) . . 21 0 0 Henry, K.C.B 110 Jaffray and Co., Messrs. .500 Kerr, Dr. W. C. (1864-8) . . . 15 0 0 James, F., Esq., Kensington (1877) 50 0 0 Kidd, Miss Pringle (1877-9) . . 20 0 0 James, Mrs1. C., The Gables (1878) 1 1 0 Kidd, Mrs .110 James, Mrs., in memoriam Kiddle, Commr. W. W., R.N. (1879) 5 0 0 Major C. D. James ... 5 0 0 Kilmore, the Dean of (187fi) . . 10 0 James, Rev. C. C. (1871-7) . . 700Kilvert, N ., Esq., Manchester 110 James, Robert, Esq., Store Kinahan and Co.. Messrs. .550 Street 1 1' 0 King, G., Esq. ' . . . .220 King, Miss Louisa A. . . .100 Jeffery, Miss S 100 King, Miss Sarah, Skipton .100 Jeffrey, Alex., Esq. . . .050 King, Mrs., Algiers . ..220 Jenkin and Phillips, Messrs. . 1.1 0 King, Mrs. E. S 100 Jenkins, A. H., Esq. (1877) . . 50 0 0 King, Messrs. H. S. & Co. .220 Jenner and Sons, R. and H. . 5 5 0 Kinglake, Rev. F. C. ..110 Jennings, F. W., Esq., Leek (1869-76) 31 10 0 King's Lynn Branch (1879) . . . 37 1 8 Jenson, John, Esq. ... 1 1 0 Kingstown Branch (1879) . . . 3812 5 "Jehoiada Walters "(1869). . . 10 0 0 Kinloch, Miss, Gilmerton .100 Jersey Swimming Club ..100 Kirk, Miss, Guildford . . 0 10 6 Jessop, Mrs., Henley ... 1 1 0 Kirkliston Branch (1878) . . . 6 JO 6 Jewish Scholars' Lifeboat Fund, vide p. 503. Kirkman, Miss M. (1879) . . . 0 100 Jobson, W. W., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Knight, Fred., Esq. . . . 0 10 0 Johnson, Admiral. ... 1 0 0 Knight, Rev. H. C. ... 1 1 0 Johnson, F., Esq.. . . _^ 0 5 0 Knill and Co., Messrs. J. . . 220 Johnson, G., Esq., the late, Knowles and Foster, Messrs. (1851-70) 102 10 0 Bromley (1870-73) 40 0 0 Knowles, the late Miss M. . 500 , Johnson, R., Esq. ... 5 5 0 Knox, B. D., Esq., Ardmillan 200 Johnston, T., Esq. . ..220 Ditto (1872) 10 0 0 Johnston and Son, Messrs., Knox, Lady Louisa (1879) . . . 10 0 Botolph Lane .... 1 1 0 Kopke, H., Esq 110 Johnston & Sons, Messrs. N., Seething Lane .... 1 1 0 " L." (1875) 10 5 0 Johnston, Sons, & Co., Messrs. L. A. R. (1873) 50 0 0 E., Great St. Helen's ..110 L. E. W., Croydon . . . 0 10 0 Jones. C.W.,Esq.,Cheltenham 1 1 0 Laddie, Mr., per Mrs. Dalton (1877-9) 15 ] 5 0 Jones, H. Cadman, Esq. ..110 Ladds, Capt. Wm. . . . 0 10 6 Jones, James, Esq. ... 1 1 0 Lambert Bros., Messrs. ..220 Jones, Miss C.J.,Weston. .110 Lambert, F. D., Esq. ..500 Jones, Miss, Kilburn (1879). . . 500 Lambert, T., Esq. ; . . .220 Jones, Miss Jane, Down End 0 10 0 Lampard & Foeter,"Messrs. .110 Jones, Miss S., Cheltenham .110 Lampson, George J., Esq. .220 Jones, Mrs., Faversham (1878) . . 25 0 0 Lancaster Branch (1878-9) . . . 108 58 Jones, Winslow, Esq., Exeter 110 Lancaster, Mrs. Mary ..110 Joy, Mr. W. J 0 10 6 Lance, Mrs., Redhill ... 1 0 0 Jubb, John, Esq., J.P. (1879) . . 10 0 0 Land, Philemon, Esq. (1874-7) . . 200 0 0 Jubb, Samuel, Esq., Batley (1875) 10 0 0 Landon Mrs 220 Landseer, Miss (1874) . . . . 105 00 K. and E. C. (1873-6) . . ." . 30 0 0 Lane, Rev TL 100 K. W. (1878) 20 0 0 Lanerton, Admiral, the Lord 500 Karslake, the Right Hon. Sir Langley, Charles, Esq. ..110 John B.,Q.C. (1866) , . . . 10 0 0 Kaye, C., Esq., Northwich .110 Langton, Miss Maria . . .110 Kaye, Miss E. F. . . . . 220 Langton, Rev. Charles ..500 Keal, Miss, Hereford ..110 Langton, W. Gore, Esq. (1865-72) 250 0 0 Keeling, Rev. Wm., B.D. .110 Lansdell, Mr. G 110 Keighley Branch (1879) . . . . 32 11 2 Lanyon, J. C., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Keiller, William, Esq. ..200 Larcom, Mrs. Capt. ... 1 0 0 Kellock, Messrs. C. W. & Co. 1 1 0 Larden, Rev. G. F., D.C.L. . 1 10 0 Kelly, Mrs 110 Larking, Alfred J., Esq.. .220 Kellv, R. J., Esq., Demerara 110 Larwill, Miss F. R. ... 1 1 0 Kelso Branch (1879) 15 17 0 Laurie, Mrs., St. George's Kemble, Mrs. Henry . . . 10 10 0 Place,per Rev. Sir Emilius Kemble, William, Esq. ..500 Bayley, Bart., B.D. (VS76) . . 500 0 0 Kempster, John, Esq., and Mrs. 110 Law, The Hon. H. S. ..110 Kcnnard and Co., Messrs. S. 2 2 0 Law, Markham, Esq. ... 1 0 0 490 THE LITE-BOAT. [MAY 1,1879. Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. s. d. £. «. d. £. «. rf. £. «. d. Lawrence, G. H., Esq. (1870-8) 34 0 0 Lloyd's, The Committee of JO Io 0 Lawrence, Gen. H. ... 1 1 0 Lockhart, Miss Macdonald (1868) 20 0 0 Lawrence, Mrs 110 Lockwood, Miss .... 1 1 0 Lawrence, Lord, K.C.B. ..200 Login, Miss (1878) ..... 0 10 0 Lawrence, Miss J., Wimbledon 0 10 0 London Assurance Corporation (1870) 31 10 0 Lawrence, Kev. H., Gerald- Long, Captain S., R.N. . . 5 o 0 ton, Western Australia . 0 10 0 Long, Miss C. M., Chelsea .110 Lawson, Miss Elizabeth . . 10 0 0 Long, Miss D. T., Arundel (1867-8) 21 0 0 Lawton, Miss M. A., Leicester (1868) 25 0 0 Longland, John, Esq. . . . 1 1 0 LeBailly, H.J., Esq., Jersey 200 Longridge, the Misses ..110 Le Cocq, Lieut. W. G., K.N. 500 Longstatf, F,, Esq. (the late) Le Lacheur, Brealey, Esq. 0 10 0 Limehouse ..... 110 Le Laoheur, John A., Esq. 500 Lonsdale, W., Esq. {1872) . , . 20 0 0 Ditto (1866-9) . . . . 40 0 0 Looe Branch (1879) ..... 30 0 0 Le Marchant, Lady . . 110 Love, Mr. William, Paisley (1860-78> 19 0 0 Lea, M., Esq. (1865-79) . . . 15 15 0Loveday, J. T., Esq., Norwood 110 Leathersellers, Worhipful Com- Lovegrove and Co., Messrs. . 110 pany of (1874) 10 10 0 Lovelock, S., Esq., Auditor .110 Leckie, Messrs. J. B. & Co. 110 Low, A., Esq., Leadenhall St. 1 10 Ledger, J. W., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Low, Alex. F., Esq. . . .220 Ledoux, M. Henri, Demerara 110 Lowdell, Miss, Baldwyns (1871) . . 10 10 0 Ledward, C. O., Esq. ..220 Lowdell, Mrs., Bedales (1873) . . 50 0 0 Lee, James, Esq., New Cross Lowndes, Rev. E. S. . . . 1 1 0 Road (1876-8) 1 10 0 Lowndes, W. D., Esq. ..050 Lee, Miss, the late, Foleshill (1871-7) 60 0 0 Loyd, Mrs. Lewis (1859-77). . . 35 5 0 Lee, Miss, Kinfare ... 2 2 0 Luard, Mrs., Hampstead ..330 Lee, Mrs., Towcester (1876-8) . . 600 Lucas, Mrs. C. H ..... 1 10 Lee, Son, and Co., Messrs. Wm. (1873) 21 0 0 Luscombe, Mrs. . . . .200 Leeds Branch (1879) 89 8 5 Lushington, Mrs. J. D. . .200 Leek Branch (1878) 25 4 0 Luttrell, Miss, St. Katherine's (1861-70) 36 10 0 Legge, Gen. the Hon. A. C. 200 Lutwidge, C. R. Fletcher, Esq. 1 1 0 Legge,Lieut.-Col.the Hon.E.H. 1 1" 0 Lyall, George, Esq., Deputy- Leicester Branch (1878) . . 60 0 0 Chairman ...... 2 2 0 31 10 0 Leigh, Mrs. D. H 1 10 " Lydia," Southampton (1874-9) 2 11 0 Leiningen, Capt. H.S.H. the Lyell, Miss C., Shielhill (1877-8) 20 0 0 Prince, R.N., G.C.B. ..100 Ditto ...... 1 00 Leishman, Inglis, & Co. ..110 Lyell, The Misses (1871) . . . 10 0 0 Leman, Henry, Esq. (1876-9) . . 10 7 0 Lyon, F., Esq. (1878) . . . . 100 Letchworth, Mrs., Aspley .110 Lethbridge, Mrs. A. G. . . 330 M. (1863-79) ...... 16 16 0 Lethbridge, Rev. O.K.,M.A. 050 M. (1873-4) ...... 150 0 0 Levesley, B. Esq 0 10 0 M., perMessrs. Coutts & Co. (1867-78) 32 0 0 Lewin, Capt. M. B. . . . 110 M. A. F 1 1 0 Lewis, Professor Hayter (1872) . . 10 10 0 M. A. L., per W. Arnott, Esq. (1872) 200 0 0 Lewis, R., Esq., Inner Temple 110 M. B., per Messrs. Williams, Lewis, Mrs. Richard, Glo'ster Deacon, and Co. (1868) . . . 20 0 0 Place 110 M. B. T. W. (1869-75) . . 150 0 0 Lewis, Richd., Esq., Ledbury 0 10 6 Ditto (1877) 50 0 0 Liddell, H. T., Esq. (1860-77) . . 101 0 7 M. C. M. (1869-73) 10 0 0 Liddon, E., Esq 110 M. E. (1879) 5 0 0 Liddon, J., Esq., Wimbledon 110 2 0 Liebenrood, Capt. J., R.N. (1866-79) 43 0 0 M. E.I lyU Lightfoot, Mrs/General . ". 1 10' 0 M. E. W. E. C. (1877-8). 0 0 Lightfoot, Miss .... 1 10 0 M. G. (1878) . . . . 0 0 Lighten, Sir C. R., Bart. ..110 M. M. M., In Memory of 10 0 0 Lincolnshire Coast Shipwreck 10 0 Association Branch (1879) 150 0 0 M. R. . 500 Linford, Mrs. W. T. ... 1 1 0 M. R., " A Thank-offering " (1872) 20 0 0 Lingen, R. R. W., Esq., C.B. 220 M. R. C.K.(1876-8) . . . . 1 1 6 Lingham, Mrs. . . .110 M. S. S. . 0 10 6 Linney, Albert, Esq. . . . 0 10 0 M. T. (1865-75) 25 0 0 Lintott, W., Esq., Horsham .110 Macan, Lieut.-Gen. H., C.B. 200 Lister, Beck, and Co., Messrs. 110 MacAndrew & Co., Messrs. R. 2 2 0 Listen, Young, & Co., Messrs. 110 Macaulay, Miss (1879) . . . . 1 0 0 Little, Ernest M., Esq. ..110 Macdonald, D., Esq., Lame (1875-9) 25 0 0 Littleboro' Co-operative Soc. 220 Macdonald, J. D., Esq., and Littledale, C. R., Esq. (1876-9) .. 930 Friends, Greenock (1875). . . 50 0 0 Littledale, Major (1861-9) . . . 250 0 0 MacDonald, The Misses (1872-9) . . 7 0 0 Ditto 10 10 0 Mackenzie, Colonel ... 2 2 0 Littlehales, Capt. E., R.N. .100 Mackenzie, Mrs. E. . . .220 21 0 0 Liveing, Miss C 050 Mackeson, H. B., Esq. ..110 Liverpool and New Brighton MackinJay, Mrs., Portsdowa Branch (1878) 200 0 0 Road 110 Lloyd,Matheson,&Co.,Messrs.l 0 0 Mackreth and Fosters, Messrs. 110 Lloyd, Mrs. G. J. M.. . . 1 1 0 Macleod, Capt. R. B.E., R.N. 2 2 0 Lloyd, Miss, Twickenham . 0 10 0 Macmillan and Sons, Messrs. 110 LIST OF DONATIONS AND ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS. 491 Ann. Su\>8. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. s. d. £. a. d. d. £. s. d. MacWhirter, John, Esq., and May, George, Bracondale (1878) . . 200 Miss MacWhirter (1871-8) . . 32 15 0 Mayne, Capt.R. C.,R.N., C.B. 1 1 0 Magra, Mrs. (1877-8) . . . . 186 M«Arthur, Messrs. W. & A. . 2 2 0 Magrath, Rev. J. R. . . . 0 10 0 M<=Bayne, Miss Frances (1875-9) . . 10 0 0 Mahon, R. H. D. Esq. ..200 M°Cance, Henry J., Esq.. . 0 10 0 Mahon,Mrs 200 McComas and Co., Messrs. Maingay, Mrs 200 Thomas (1872-8) 880 Maitland, Capt. H. L., R.N. 110 M=Donogh, Mrs 220 Major and Field, Messrs. .110 M°Dougall Bros., Messrs. .110 Major, C. M., Esq. ... 1 1 0 MoEwan and Co., Messrs. J. 1 1 0 Malcolm, \V. E., Esq. ..100 McHardy, Admiral ... 1 1 0 Mallam, Richard, Esq. ..100 M'Kerrell, Wm., Esq. (1863-72) . . 80 0 0 Manchester, The Duke of . 110 M=Neill, Sir J., G.C.B. ..100 Manchester Branch (1878-9) . . 355 0 8 Mead, Joseph B., Esq. ..110 Manley, A. E., Esq. ... 2 0 0 Meadows, T. and Co., Messrs. 110 Mann, Mrs. Dixon ... 1 1 0 Meares, Thos., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Mannock, W. M. S. P., Esq. 110 Medlycott, Capt. M.B., R.N. 110 Mansel, J. C., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Medwin, Dr. A. G. ... 1 1 0 Marcet,\V.,Esq.,M.D.,Cannes(1869-79)13 13 0 Mee, Mrs. J. H 110 March, Lieut 0 10 0 Meggeson and Co., Messrs. .110 Marett, Capt. Philip (1878) . . . 100 Meiklejon, J., Esq. ... 1 0 0 Margate Branch (1879) . . . . 20 0 0 Melhuish, Sons, & Co., Messrs. 110 Margetts, Charles, Esq. ..110 Meller, Capt. A., Ipswich (1874-9) 25 0 0 Ditto (1877-9) 1 11 0 Mellish, Henry, Esq. ..110 Margetts, Mrs. H 110 Mellish, Mrs. Leigh ... I 1 0 Marine and General Mutual Mellor, the Hon. Justice (1878) . . 50 0 0 Life Assurance Society . 10 0 0 Melrose Branch (1879) . . . . 14 13 0 Maris, A., Esq 110 Melville, Lady F. ... 5 5 0 Mark Lane Life-boat Fund, vide p. 503. Menars, Major H. (1863-69). . . 22 15 6 Markby, Alfred, Esq. (1878) . . 10 0 0 Mercers, Worshipful Co. of (1868) 52 10 0 Marley,John,Esq.,Darlington 050 Merchant Taylors, Worshipful Com- Marriott, Capt. Edwd. ..110 pany of (1857-76) 147 0 0 Marryat and Sons, Messrs. J. 2 2 0 Meredith, Miss Emma (1870-8) . . 17176 Marryat, Charles, Esq. ..110 Metcalf, E. C., Esq. . . . 0 10 6 Marsh, Miss, Gloucester ..100 Methuen, Rev. H. H. . . 0 10 0 Marshall, A.,Esq., Huntingdonl 1 0 Meux & Co., Sir Henry ..550 Marshall,C., Esq., Huntingdon 110 Michell, Rev. T. H. ... 1 1 0 Marshall, Rev. £.(1854-77). .. 33 H 6 Michie, A. S., Esq. ... 1 0 0 Ditto 100 Michie, Mrs. A. S. ... 1 0 0 Marshall, George, Esq., Phil- Middleton, The Misses (1860-76, in pot Lane (1861-8) 63 0 0 addition to 30/. 5s. collected) . . 42 12 6 Marshall, J. M., Esq., Wal- Miland, Mrs 200 lingford 110 Miles, William, Esq. . 110 Marter, Miss Mary B. . . 1 1 0 Miller, R. M., Esq. . 110 Matter, Vf m. Ingram. Esq. .110 Millington & Co., Messrs W 1 1 0 Martin, Capt. W.L., R.N. .100 Millington, C., Esq. . 110 Martin, Dowager Lady (1864-79). . 270 0 0 Millington, J., Esq. . 0 10 6 Martin, E. M., Esq. ... 5 5 0 Mills, H. J., Esq. ... 050 Martin, Rev. G. (1875-8) . . . 530 Mills, J., Esq., Yateley . 110 Martin, J. Stapleton, Esq. . 0 10 6 Mills, J. C., Esq. (1878) . . 200 Martin, J. B., Esq., Lombard St. (1873) 10 10 0 Mills, Mark, Esq. (1864-79) . . 80 5 0 Martin, Lieut. Leslie, 12th Lancers Mills, Win., Esq., Clapham 110 (1873) 25 0 0 Millward, Wm., Esq. . 110 Martin, Reginald, Esq. . . 2 2 '0 Mitcalfe, W. B., Esq. . 110 Martin, The Misses, Bloomsbury Mitchell, A. C., Esq.. . 110 (1869-75) 18 12 6 Mitchell, F. H., Esq. (1857-76) . . 103 10 0 Martin, T., Esq., St. Austell 110 Mitchell, F. J., Esq., Newport 110 Martineau, Miss F., Clapham 220 Mitchell, G. W., Esq. . . 0 10 6 Martyn, Miss Jane A., Carthew 5 0 0 Mitchell, J. H., Esq. ... 2 2 0 Mason, Miss, Audenshaw Hall 0 10 6 Mitchell, P. S., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Massey, Richard, Esq., Hand- Mitchell, W. A., Esq. ..110 forth 200 Mitchell, W. R., Esq., Wim- Massy-Beresford, Very Rev. pole Street 110 John M 100 Mitchell, Yeames, and Co., Masterman, N., Esq. (1879). . . 500 Messrs 500 Mathews, G. H., Esq.. . .220 Mocatta, F. D., Esq.(1859-75) . . 31 10 0 Matthews and Luff, Messrs. .110 Moir, Mrs...... 1 1 0 Matveieff and Co., Messrs. .100 Moline and Co., Messrs. (1865-73) 41 10 0 Maude, Capt. Hon. F., R.N. 110 Molyneux, Lady Georgina (1874-7) 15 0 0 Maudslay, Chas., Esq. ..100 Molyneux, Miss . . . . 0 10 0 Maudslay, Son, and Field .220 Monorieff, Colonel. ... 1 0 0 Mawe, F. E., Esq 110 Monk, Commander, J., R.N. (1868-75) 47 7 6 Maxwell, Rev. E 200 Montague, A., Esq., Clifton .110 Maxwell, Col. G. Shirley .100 Montague, James, Esq. (1859-67). . 20 0 0 Maxwell, Lieut.-Gen. H. H., Monteith, J., Esq., the late, R.A 10 0 0 Executors of (1872) . . . . 200 0 0 492 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1879. Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. 8. d. £. s. d. £. I. d. £. s. d. Montgomerie & Greeuhorne, Neilson & Sons, Messrs. Claud 220 Messrs...... 1 1 0 Nelson, Dale, & Co., Messrs. . 110 Montgomerie, F. B., Esq. .220 "Nemo" 500 Montgomery, John, Esq. .500 Nesbitt, Messrs. A. &W.. .110 Montgomery, Sir G., Bt., M.P. 200 Nesbitt, Miss Downing (1877-8) . . 10 0 0 Moutrose Branch (1878). . . . 20 0 0 Neve, Mrs. R u 5 0 Moody, John, Esq., Derby . 0 10 6 Nevvall, J. W., Esq. (1879) . . . 100 Moody, Miss, Derhy ... 0 5 0 Newark Branch (1878-9) . . . 31 2 2 Moon, R., Esq., Stanmore .220 Newbold, J. W., Esq., Derby 0 10 6 Moore, Rev. G. B., Tunstall Newbon, Robt. Alger, Esq. .110 (1857-77) 36 15 0 Newcastle, Co. Down, Branch (1879) 800 Moore, Capt. Richmond. R.N. 110 Newcastle Trinity Board . . 10 10 0 Moore, Lieut.-Gen. R C., C.B. 200 Newman, Mrs., Sen. . . . 0 10 0 Ditto, and Mrs. Moore (1871-6) 12 0 0 Newquay (Cardiganshire) Branch (1879) 500 Moore, W., Esq., Bury St. . 0 10 6 N ew River Company ... 1 1 0 Moore, \V., Esq., Wierton .110 Newson, Thomas, Esq. ..110 Moore, W.E., Esq. Royal Ex. (1876) 100 0 0 Newton Abbot Branch (1878) . . 10 1 8 Moorson, Rev. J. R. . . . 110 Newton, Charles E., Esq. .110 Morehead, Dr. C 1 10 Newton, F. W., Esq. ... 1 0 0 Moreland Brothers, Messrs. .500 Newton, Lieut. \V. H., R.A. (1873-5) 20 0 0 Morella, The Countess de. Ditto .... 5 0 0 In addition to gift and endowment of Rhoscolyn Nicholl, Henry F.,Esq.,Henley 550 Life-boat Station. (1863-70) . . 117 10 0 Nicholson, G.P.,Esq.,Wath (1869-79) 23 2 0 Morgan & Co., Messrs. J. S. 110 Nicholson, W. L., Esq., Morgan & Medhurst, Messrs. 110 Blackheath 110 Morice, John C., Esq. ..110 Nicolson, Admiral Sir F. W., Morland and Sons, Messrs. J. 1 1 0 Bart., C.B 100 Morley, Francis, Esq., Breadsal! Nixon, C. J., Esq., Bourne- Priory . . .220 mouth 110 Morley, Mrs,, Derby ..110 Noble, John, Esq. Park Place 200 Morphew, J., Esq., Jermyn Ditto (1877) 20 0 0 Street 110 Noble, R. H., Esq., Caver- Morrice, R. E., Esq., Eltham (1872-6) 10 10 0 sham Hill 300 Morrieson, Col. Robert ..220 Noel, Eugene F., Esq 10 10 0 Morris, Prevost, & Co., Messrs. (1864-73) 15 10 0 Nolloth, Dr. E., R.N. ..100 Morrison and Gough, Messrs. (1879) 0 10 0 Norfolk Branch (I87U) . . . . 90 12 0 Morrison, F., Esq. (1868-72) . . 250 0 0 Norsworthy, G., Esq. ..110 Morrison, Mrs., Basildon Park (1869) 50 0 0 Norsworthy, H., Esq. (1866-77) . . 100 0 0 Morton, Mrs. (1864-78) . . . . 29 8 0 North Berwick Branch (1878) . . 20 0 0 Morton, Rose, & Co., Messrs. 110 Northampton Branch (1879) . . 25 5 6 Mosenthal, Sons, and Co., Northampton, the Marquis of 5 0 0 Messrs J 110 Northey, E. R., Esq., Epsom (1878) 10 0 0 Moser and Sons, Messrs. (1878) . . 10 0 0 Northumberland, Duke of (1868-76) 400 0 0 Moss and Co Messrs. C.. .220 Ditto . . ... 2 0 0 Moss, Mrs. G.W 220 Nottingham Amateur Christy Moules, G., Esq.,'Lombard St. (1865-72) 21 0 0 Minstrels (1876) 50 0 0 Moysey, Rev. F. L. . . . 1 10 Nottingham Branch (1878-9) . . 41 7 6 Muff, F. B., Esq., Ilkley . . 0 10 0 Nottingham, Mrs., in memory of Miiller, C. J., Esq. ... 1 1 0 her late uncle, A. Worthing- Mundy, Adm. Sir R., K.C.B. (1864-71) 15 0 0 ton, Esq., Whitchurch (1874) . . 250 0 0 Mundy, Thos., Esq., the late (1877) 50 0 0 Nunn, H. W., Esq. (1868) . . . 10 10 0 Mannings, Mrs. A. A. . . 2 0 0 Nuthall, Major-Gen. Thos. J. ( 0 0 Munns, Colonel E. C. (1874-9) . . 650 Nutter, James, Esq. . . . 0 10 6 Mure, Mrs. Geo. Herringswell (1873) 10 0 0 Murphy, I. J., Esq., Lisburn 100 Murphy, J. i., Esq., ditto .100 Oakes, Arthur, Esq. ... 1 2 0 Muspratt, Henry, Esq., "A Thank- Oakes, Mrs. (1871-8) 660 offering for mercies bestowed on him- Oakes W Esq 110 self and family (1875) . . . . 10 0 0 Oakley, Cristopher, Esq. .110 Musselburgh Branch (1879) . . 13 13 6 O'Brien, Capt. D. .... 1 1 0 Mytton, Miss, Malvern. ..220 Odd Fellows, Independent Order of (SI. U.), vide p. 503. O'Donovan, The .... 1 1 0 N., per Messrs. Morris, Pre- OfBey, Forrester, and Co., Messrs . . ..220 N. B. A. (1875) 30 0 0 Ogilby, Moore & Co., Messrs., N. F. H 110 East India Avenue ..220 N. L., Dublin (1861-79) . . . . 80 0 0 Ogilvie, Robt. G., Esq. (1859-73) . . 30 0 0 Nairn Branch (1878) 46 12 9 Oglander, Sir Henry, Bart. (1858-70) 70 0 0 Napier, Rev. J. W. ... 1 1 0 Ogle, Robt., Esq 0 10 0 Nash, C., Esq., Kensington (1878-9) 1 10 6 Oliver, George, Esq. ... 1 1 0 Nash, F., Esq., Ludlow ..110 Oliver Goldsmith Life-boat Fund, vide p. 504. Naylor, Benzon, & Co., Messrs. 550 Olney, Mrs. C., St. Leonards (1865-9) 20 0 0 Naylor, Joseph Ulysses, Esq. 110 O'Neil, The Viscount ..500 Neale, Miss C., Brighton . 0 10 6 O'Neil, The Viscountess ..500 LIST OF DONATIONS AND ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS. 493 Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. «. d. £. ». d. £. s. d. £. ». d. Oram, Jas., Esq. (1863-79) . . . SO 0 O Peart, H. B., Esq 200 Ord, W. G H., Esq. . .110 Pease E., Esq. ... 2 0 0 Orde, Miss A. M. F. (1865-77) . . 30 0 0 Pease, Hy., Esq., Pierremont (1860-74) 100 0 0 Ditto 110 Peat, W., Esq., Derby ..220 Ormerod, G. W., Esq., Brookbank (1875) 1515 0 Peckover, A., Esq., Wisbeach (1857-75) 30 0 0 Ormston, B., Esq. (1861-70). . . 42 0 0 Peckover, J. & W., Messrs. .110 Osborn, Mrs. C., Down End 110 Peckover, W., Esq., Wisbeach (1857-74) 80 0 0 Osborne, Martin, Esq. ..110 Peebles Branch (1879) . . . . 13 0 0 Osborne, Rev. Philip. . . 2 10 0 Peek, Winch & Co., Messrs. 550 Ostell, Mrs 110 Peel, Sir Robert, Bart. G C.B., Otter, Mrs. H. C., Oban ..110 M.P. (1871) 20 0 0 Otway, Rear-Adml. R. J. . 500 Peel, Edmund Yates, Esq. .100 Outram, Sir Francis, Bart. .500 Pelham, Lord (1876) . . . . 10 10 0 Outram, the Dowager Lady .200 Pemberton, E. L., Esq., M.P. (1868-73) 31 0 0 Ouvry,F.,Esq.,Queen AnneSt. 2 2 0 Pembroke and Montgomery, Overstone, The Rt. Hon. the The Earl of (1875) 250 0 0 Lord (1865-78) 260 10 0 Penarth Branch (1879) . . . . 25 0 0 Ovey, The Misses (1865-72) . . SO 0 0 Penfold,E.H., Esq. . ..220 Owen and Graham, Messrs. (1866-77) 56 5 0 Penfold, Mrs. W. M. ..110 Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company ..550 Pacific Steam Navigation Co. 550 Penn and Sons, Messrs. John 500 Padburyj Mr 0 10 0 Pennington, Mrs. .... 1 1 0 Paddon, J. B., Esq. (1871-72) . . 10 5 0 Pcnsoii, Miss 0 10 6 Padstow Branch (1879) . . . . 10 0 0 Penson, Mrs 330 Paine, J., Esq., Springfield .220 Percy, Lady Louisa (1870-4) . . 100 0 0 Paine, Wm. Esq 110 Ditto, in aid of Northumberland Painter, T., Esq., Wrexham .100 Life-boat Establishments (1874-8) 50 0 0 Palmer, Colonel G. ... 1 1 0 Percy, The Right Hon. The Palmer, George, Esq. ... 1 1 0 Earl, M.P 200 Palmer, Miss, Manton (1860-79) . . 19 5 0 Percy, Lord J. W. ... 2 0 0 Palmer, Richard, Esq. (1870-4) . . 35 0 0 Perot, A. W., Esq., Demeiara 110 Pantin, Messrs. W. & C. . . 1 1 0 Perrott,SirE.G.L.,Bart., V.P. 110 Parker, F., Esq. (1877) . . . . 10 0 0 Busk, proceeds of sale of (1877) 300 0 0 Parker, Miss (1875) JO 0 0 Pertwee, Joseph, Esq. (1867-71). . 130 0 0 Parker, Miss, St. dear's (1862-71) 20 0 0 Peterhead Branch (1879) . . . 40 0 0 Parker, Rev. Wm. (1858-77) . . 41 0 0 Peters, Rev. M. Nowell . . 0 10 0 Parkin, Miss, Leconfield ..110 Petre, John Berney, Esq. .220 Parkin, Miss M. J., ditto .110 Pettitt, G., Esq 050 Ditto (1879) 550 Philips fe Co., Messrs. J.&N. 10 10 0 Parkin,W., Esq., Blaithwaite 110 Philips, Dr. Lovell, Torquay (1868-9) 15 0 0 Parnell, Colonel .... 1 0 0 Philips, J. W., Esq. ... 2 2 0 Parnell, John, Esq., J.P., Philips, Miss, Leamington .110 Waltham Abbey, Essex .100 Phillimore, Capt. W. B. (1859-79) . 195 10 0 Parnell, Louis, Esq. . . . 200 Phillimore, Vice-Admiral A., Parnell, Mrs. Gervas,Fetcham 1 .1 0 Adm.-Snpt. Naval Reserves 220 Parr and Rae, Messrs. ..500 Phillipps and Graves, Messrs. 1 0 Partington, E., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Phillpotts, W. F., Esq. . . 10 Partridge, Chas., Esq., exors. of (1879) 200 Pick, Edgar S., Esq. ... 10 Pasley, Adm. Sir T. S., Bart., Pickering, Leonard, Esq. (1872) . . 200 0 0 K.C.B 100 Pickernell Brothers, Messrs. 1 0 Paterson, Laing, & Co.,Messrs. 110 Pickernell, F. C., Esq. . . 10 Paul, H. T., Esq 220 Piel Branch (1878) 20 0 0 Paulet, Lady Henry (1862-72) . . 32 0 0 Pigeon, Henry, Esq. (1864-76) . . 42 0 0 Paulin, G., Esq., Lloyd's 110 Pike, Mrs. Justine (1873-8) . . . 20 0 0 Pawle, J. D., Esq. . . 110 Pilgrim, C. H., Esq. . . .220 Pawle, Frederick O., Esq. Pirn, Miss, the late, Wandsworth(1870-6) 15 0 0 Bainfield (1868-9) . . . . 15 5 0 Pirie and Co., Sir John ..220 Payne, Miss H., Glenfield 100 Pitt, Miss E.,Ossington Street (1874-9) 2 10 0 Payne, W. H., Esq., Bolton 0 10 6 Pixley, Stewart, Esq. ..110 Peach, The Misses, Langley Platt, Fredk., Esq., Oldham (1873) . 90 0 0 Hall, further in aid of Platt, Owen, Esq., Manchester 110 Memorial Life-boat (1877) . . - 50 0 0 Playne, Peter, Esq. (1860-78) . . 90 0 0 Peach, Mrs. E 220 Plymouth Branch (1878) . . . . 50 0 0 Peacock and Buchan, Messrs. Pol, Paris, Esq. (1871) . . . . 10 10 0 (1862-8) 18 13 0 Popham, Mrs. §., the late .220 Ditto ... 220 Port of Rochester Branch (1879) . . 12 11 2 Peacock Bros.,Messrs.,Sunder- Porteous & Senior, Messrs. .220 land: 11. It. each, annually, Porter, Rev. C. F. ... 0 10 0 forthes.s.JSeecA, s.s. Larch, Porter, Capt. H. R. . . . 1 10 and brig Emma . . . .330 Porthcawl Branch (1878) . . . 10 0 0 Peacock, Thos. B. Esq., Finsbury (1877) 10 10 0 Posno, Maurice J., Esq. ..110 Peale, W., Esq., Loose (1865-71) . . 100 0 0 Postans and Sons, Messrs. . 0 10 0 Pearce, Maresco, Esq. ..110 Potter and Co., Messrs. . . 1 I 0 Pearson, Miss Sophia ... 1 1 0 Potter, J. D., Esq. . ..220 494 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1879. .Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. «. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. t. d. Powell, Messrs. T. J. and T. Reynolds, E. M. Esq.. ..110 Foyer, J. P., Esq. . . . Reynolds, J,, Esq. . . . 0 10 6 Poynder, William, Esq., Reynolds, Jno., Esq., Edgbaston (1877-S) 610 Hartham Park (1874) . . 500 0 0 Richards, M., Esq. . ..110 Prall, Z. E., Esq 22* * 0u Richardson Brothers and Co. 110 Pratt, Mrs. H., Leamington (1863-78) 20510 0 Richardson, James G., Esq. .100 Prescott, H. W., Esq. ..220 Richardson, J. TJ., Esq. . . 1 10 Preston, Miss L. F. M. . . 5 0 0 Richardson, Jonathan, Esq. .100 Price and Pierce, Messrs. .550 Richardson, Miss, Champion Price, J., Esq 0 10 6 Hill 0 10 0 Price, Mrs. Admiral (1858-78) 90 0 0 Richardson, T., Esq. ... 1 0 0 Priestley, Wm., Esq. . . 1 Rickards, Walter, Esq. (1879) . . 10 0 0 Primrose, The Hon. B.F..C.B. 2 Rickett, Smith, & Co., Messrs. 110 Prince, John, Esq. ... 2 Ricketts, Miss Frederica ..110 Prince, Ogg, and Co., Messrs. 1 Riddell, Miss, Beaufort Grdns. 220 Pritchard, J., Esq. . . . 1 Ridge, Henry, Esq., Stock Pritchard, Mrs 1 Exchange (1876-9) 10 10 0 Proutmason, H., Esq. (1879) 100 Ridgway & Co., Messrs. ..220 Prowett, N. H. E., Esq. (1862-72) 55 0 0 Kidpatn, £., JSsq 110 Prowse, Capt. G. J. W. . .110 Rigby, W., Esq., Runcorn . 0 10 6 Pryor, Felix, Esq. (1861-9) . . . 73 0 0 Rigge, H. F., Esq 110 Psaila, Linga, Demerara ..110 Riley, C., Esq 100 " Psalm 107 " 200 Rivaz, Charles, Esq. . . .110 Pugh, Miss, Leighton ..100 Rivington, Septimus, Esq. .110 Purdie, Capt. John . . .100 Robartes, The Rt. Hon. Lord (1859-68) 154 7 6 Robartes, Hon. T. C. Agar- 220 Queensberry, Marquis of .220 Kobarts, Henry C., Esq.. .120 Quick, Rev. R. H., M.A. ..220 Roberts, C. W., Esq. ..110 Roberts, Miss, Brightwell . 0 10 6 Robertson-Macdonald, Rear- R B and Co (1867-79) . 92 7 0 Admiral D . . . 110 R. H. B. (1872) 10 0 0 Robertson, Capt. G. M. . . 500 R., Swansea (1874) 30 0 0 Robertson,Geo.,SonsandCo. 100 Rabbetts, Rev. F. D., M.A.. 050 Robertson, Henry, Hull (1873) . . 100 0 0 Rackham, Willoughby, Esq. 220 Robertson, Mrs., Girton (1863-78) 16 0 0 Radcliffe, John, Esq., Furlane 110 Robertson, Miss S. ... 2 2 0 Rahn and Co., Messrs. ..220 Robertson, J. C. Esq. ..100 Ralti Brothers, Messrs ..220 Robins, Miss 100 Ralph Charles, Esq. ..220 Robins, Miss G .... 1 0 0 Ralph, Rowland W., Esq. .100 Robinson,F.J.,Esq.,ChesterSt. 2 2 0 Ram, Rev. Stopford J. . .100 Robinson, G., Esq., Skipton .110 Ramsay, Capt. John, R.E. .200 Robinson, Lawson, Esq. ..110 Ramsay, Mrs. M 100 Robinson, Miss Emma . . 0 10 0 Ramsey Branch (1879) . . . . 10 00 Ditto (1878) 0 10 0 Randell, Edward, Esq., Mark Robinson, Rev. Henry (1874) . . 10 0 0 Lane 110 Robinson, Rev. T. B. B. . . 1 1 0 Randells, Howells, and Co. . 1 1 0 Rochdale Branch (1878) . . . . 101 10 Randolph, Admiral G. G. .500 Rochester, Thomas, Esq. (1870) . . 1000 0 0 Ravensworth, The Earl of (1875). . 1010 0 Rockley, J., Esq., Boro' ..110 Rawlins, Colonel .... 1 1 0 Rodocanachi, Sons, and Co. 110 Rawson, Miss, Tilney Street (1859-78) 310 10 0 Hodwell, Mrs. Helen, Win- Rawson, Miss E., Nydd Hall (1861-76) 220 0 0 chester (1863-77) 91 9 8 Ray, Brisco, Esq., in memory Rogers, Mrs., Newcastle-on-Tyne (1878) 5 0 0 of the late Richard Glaister, Roget, Mrs 110 Esq (1875) ...... 10 00 Rohrweger J. C , Esq. ..110 Ray, Capt. H. R. (1873) . . . . 10 00 Rolle, The Hon. Mark . 10 0 0 Ray, Rev. Henry, B.A. ..110 Rolleston, Miss, Bath . 110 Raymond and Reid, Messrs. (1873) 50 0 0 Rolt and Co., Messrs. Peter 220 Reading Branch (1878-9) . . . 133 45 Ropes, W. H., Esq. . . 110 Redfern, Alexander, and Co. 5 0 0 Rose, Alderman Sir W. A. 110 Reece, Miss (1869-77) . . . . 24 00 Rose, Mrs. A. M., Fulham 110 Reep, R. T., Esq 110 Ross, Wm. Lewis, Esq. . 220 Reeves, A., Esq 050 Rosse, Dowager Countess of 2 0 0 Regent's Canal Company .330 Rothschild, Messrs. N. M. &Sons(1872) 100 0 0 Ditto ... 10 10 0 Reid, P.,Esq.,Stock Exchange (1872-9), Rotton, Major-General ..110 in addition to two Life-boats . . 200 0 0 Rouse and Co., Messrs. R. J. (1869-72) 15 15 0 Reinachs Nephew and Co 0 10 6 Routh, Miss A . . .100 Reiss Bros., Messrs. ... 2 2 0 Routh, Mrs. (1878) 10 0 Remington, Rev. T. M. . . 220 Routh, W. D., Esq. ... 5 0 0 Reneau, Mr. & Mrs. R. P. W. 1 1 0 Rowbotham, Dr. Wm. . . 0 10 6 Reynardson, Rev. G. B. (1865-72) 15 0 0 Rowlandson, Miss Ann ..110 Ditto .... 2 0 0 Rowley and Davies, Messrs. 110 Reynardson, Rev. J. B. . . 1 1 0 Rowley, Col. Sir C., Bart. .220 Reynolds, Rear- Admiral ..050 Royal Harwich Yacht Club .220 LIST OF DONATIONS AND ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS. 495 Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. «. d. £ s. d. £. *. d. £. s. d. Koyal Mail Steam Packet Co. Seager, Charles H. Esq. (1872-8) . . 15 15 0 10 0 0 Seaton Carew Branch (1879) . . 15 0 0 Royal Yacht Squadron . . 10 0 0 Sebag, Joseph, Esq. (1877) . . . 10 0 0 Rubie, J. P., Esq.,Cowes . 1 1 0 Seely, Chas., Esq., M.P. (1872) . . 20 0 0 Ruck Bros., Messrs. . . . 0 100 Selborne, The Lord ... 2 0 0 Rudge, Miss, Oxford Square 1 0 0 Semple, A., Esq., Maida Vale 1 1 0 Rudge, W. N., Esq. (1865-72) . . 31 10 0 Senior, J., Esq., Streatham . 2 2 0 Rufford, F. T., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Senior, Julian, Esq. (1877-8) . . 20 10 0 Rugg, Mrs., Detling ... 1 0 0 Settle Branch (1878) . . 258 18 1 Ruskin, Professor, M.A. ..50 0 Severn, J. P., Esq. ... 3 3 0 Rust, George J., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Sewell, Mrs., Brompton ..11 0 Rutherfurd Brothers, Messrs. 1 0 0 Sewell, W., Esq 11 0 Rycroft, Chas. A. W., Esq. (1863-71) 25 0 0 Seyd and Co., Messrs ... 1 1 0 Ryder, Vice-Admiral A. P. . 1 0 0 Shackleton, Richard, Esq. . 3 3 0 Shaflo, Mrs. J. D. ... 1 0 0 I1 Ditto in aid of Swanage ! S. A. H. (1879) 3 0 0 Lifeboat (1875) . . 50 0 o 1 S. C. H. (1859-77) 41 11 0 Shakerley, Sir Chas. W., Bart. 5 0 0 jl Ditto 11 0 Sharp, Sidney, Esq. ... 2 0 0 I S. H. B. (1871-5) 75 0 0 Sharpe and Co., Messrs. R. . 11 0 S. H. H., " Little Colonial ".11 0 Sharpe, Sutton, Esq. ... 3 0 0 S. M,, Kensington .... 1 1 0 Sharps and Wilkins, Messrs. 1 1 0 S. S., Tunbridge Wells ..22 0 Shaw, Miss L. C 05 0 S. Y. N. (1872-8) 30 o 0 Shaw, Rev. F 11 0 Sabel, Max, Esq 11 0 Shaw, Savill, and Co., Messrs. 1 1 0 Saddlers, Worshipful Com- Sheffield Branch (1878-9) . . . 37 5 7 pany of (1877-8) 30 10 0 Sheepshanks, W., Esq. ..11 0 Sadler, Harrison, and Co. . 2 2 0 Shepard & Co., Messrs. ..22 0 Saint, Ship, Owners of the . 11 0 Shepherd, Arthur, Esq. (1869-74) . • 41 0 0 St. Albans, His Grace the Shepherd, Major Howell (1859-71) . 46 10 0 Duke of (1867) 10 0 0 Sherwood, Mrs., the late, St. Ives Harbour Comm" . 10 10 0 Reading (1877) , 50 0 0 Saker, W. E., Esq. ... 2 2 0 Sherwood, Joseph, Esq. (1862-73) . . 15 15 0 Salcorabe Shipping Association (1862-8) 35 0 0 Shewell, Rev. Frank, M.A. . 1 " 1 0 "Sally-forth," per Mrs. Dalton (1878-9) 10 10 0 Shiffner, Miss J. P. (1871-9) 18 18 0 Salmon, Capt. Henry Thomas (1875) 10 0 0 Shiffner Mrs 11 o Salt, John Chas., Esq. (1879) . . 10 10 0 Shipp, T. P., Esq 11 0 Salters, Worshipful Company of 5 5 0 Short, F. B., Esq., Buckham (1878) 10 0 0 " Salvage from a Wreck " (1874) . . 21 0 0 Short, J., Esq., Lime St. . . 1 1 0 Samuelson, Miss F. A. . . 0 10 6 Short, Mrs., Hastings ... 2 0 0 Sancton, Philip, Esq. (1860-8) . . 25 15 0 Ditto (1869-75) 55 0 0 Sanders, F., Esq., Cross Keys 1 1 0 Shotton and Bouts, Messrs. . 0 10 6 Sandwich, The Countess of (1872-9) 40 0 0 Shuckburgh, Sir Geo., Bart. 2 2 0 Sandwich, The Earl of ..11 0 Ditto, Contribution Box . . 12 15 5 Sandys-Lumsdaine, Mrs. . 1 1 0 Shuttleworth and Co., Messrs. 1 1 0 Santley, Charles, Esq. (1879) . . 20 0 0 Sibthorp, Colonel .... 2 0 0 Sartoris, Alfred, Esq.. ..50 0 Ditto (1874) 10 0 0 Sartorius, Sir G. R., Admiral Sidley, Mrs., Camberwell (1868) . . 10 0 0 of the Fleet, K.C.B. ..11 0 Sim, Captain Alexander ..11 0 Sassoon and Co., Messrs. D. . 22 0 Simes, N. P., Esq., Horsham 1 1 0 Saul, G. T., Esq., Bow ..11 0 Simm, John, Esq 11 0 Saunders, Miss Jane ... 2 2 0 Ditto (1872-8) 20 0 0 Saunders, Mrs., Durham Ter. 2 2 0 Sims, Miss ( 1877-8) 4 2 0 Savage and Hill, Messrs. . 2 2 0 Simon and Dale, Messrs, ..22 0 Savory and Moore, Messrs. . 3 3 0 Simondii, Robt. Henville, Esq. 1 1 0 Saxe- Weimar, General H.S.H. Simper, Mrs., Salisbury ..11 0 Prince Edward of ... 1 0 0 Simpson, B. W., Esq. ..11 0 Scales and Rogers, Messrs. . 0 10 0 Simpson & Davies, Messrs. . 1 1 0 Scarborough Branch (1878) . . . 100 0 0 Simpson, Lightly, Esq. ..11 0 Scarth, J., Esq., Shrewsbury (1868) 100 0 0 Simpson, The Misses, Hadley 0 10 0 Scarth, W., Esq., Camden Rd. 1 1 0 Sinclair, Mrs., Greenock( 1874) . . 20 0 0 Sehilizzi and Co., Messrs. (1867-74) 37 16 0 Singleton, Rev. R. Corbet, Schloss Brothers, Messrs. . 0 10 0 R. T. Y. C. (1857-77) . . 26 0 0 Scholey, Mrs 11 0 Ditto 11 0 Schroder & Co., Messrs. J. H. 2 2 0 Sisney, Mrs., Hadley Green . 2 2 0 0 Skinners Worshipful Com- Scott, E., Esq., Colchester (1869-78) 5 3 0 pany of (1865-77) 52 10 0 Scott, Mrs., Hampstead ..10 0 Slater, Henry, Esq. ... I 1 0 Scott, Patrick, Esq. ... 1 1 0 Slater, John, Esq., "A Thank-offer- Scott, Rev. Dr. (1863-8) . . . 20 0 0 ing to Almighty God for his late mer- Scott, Rev. Canon ... 1 1 0 cies " (1872) 10 0 0 Scott, Rev. M. R., M.A. & Mrs. 1 1 0 Ditto 11 0 Scott, R. H., Esq 11 0 Smith and Co., Messrs. F. . 2 2 0 Scrimgeour, Mrs., Highgate (1872-6) 31 0 0 Smith and Sons, Messrs. G. . 2 2 0 Scriveners, Worshipful Com- Smith, Colonel J. (1866-79) . . 72 15 0 pany of (1860-78) 37 7 0 Smith, Elder, and Co., Messrs. (1878) 6 6 0 496 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1879. Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donation!. £. *. d. £. «. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. Smith, Felix V., Esq., and Stanhope, General 220 Family (1860-75) 49 10 0 Stanley, J., Esq 110 Smith, Fleming, and Co. . 10 10 0 Stanley, W. F., Esq. . . .110 Smith, Geo., Esq., St. John's Stannus, T. R., Esq., Lisburn 0 10 0 Wood 110 Stanton, J. T., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Smith,Heathfield,Esq., Epsom(1864-72) 21 0 0 Stanton, Miss, Greenfield (1868) . . 10 0 0 Smith, J. B., Esq., Wood Starkie, Mrs. (1867-75) . . . . 21 0 0 Green 110 Starky, Mrs., Bromham ..100 Smith, J. W., Esq., Oundle .110 Stead, J. J., Esq 050 Smith, Miss, as executrix of the Steains and Co., Messrs. J. . 1 1 0 late R. Bryan Smith, Esq.. 1 0 0 Stechford Branch (1879) . . . 35 13 0 Smith, Miss F. L. C., North- Stedman, Miss .... 1 1 0 ampton (1873-9) 35 15 0 Steel, Mrs., Cockermouth (1877) . . 10 0 0 Ditto 110 Steinmetz.J. H., Esq.. ..110 Smith, Mr. G., Walsall ..050 Stephen, Mrs. Leslie . . .220 Smith, Rev. John .... 1 1 0 Stephens, P. S., Esq., and Smith, Mrs, Old Park ..110 Mrs. Scott 220 Smith, Mrs. Peploe . ..500 Stericker and Co., Messrs. .110 Smith, Samuel, Esq., Bungay 220 Sterling, Miss Julia . ..550 Smith, T. H., Esq., Regina Stern, Baron Herman De, per M. Lea, Road 110 Esq. (1878) 10 0 0 Smith, Thomas Valentine, Stern Brothers, Messrs. (1876-7) . . 47 5 0 Esq.,GrosvenorRoad (1878) 10 10 0 Stevenson, Miss H. B., Tver 330 Smith, W. Arthur, Esq., Bir- Steward, Rev. C. H. . . . 1 10 mingham (1873) 10 10 0 Stewart, Com. Duncan, R.N., Smith, The Rt. Hon., W. H., One Day's Half-pay ..086 M.P., First Lord of the Stewart, Mrs. Duncan (the late) 1 1 0 Admiralty 550 Stewart, Rev. J,, Lisburn .100 Smith, Wm., Esq., Woodfield 10 0 0 Stiebel Brothers, Messrs.. .110 Smith, "Wm. Wilthew, Esq. .500 Stilwell, Thomas, Esq. (1862-75) . . 42 0 0 Smithers,H.W.,Esq., Amsterdam (1872) 10 0 0 Stirling Branch (1879) . . . . 57 6 11 Smithers, H. W., Esq., Moor- Stock, Mrs., Bristol ... 1 0 0 gate Street 110 Stock, Samuel, Esq. ... 1 1 0 Smythies, G., Esq. ... 2 2 0 Stocken,F.,Esq.,Pimlico .110 Soame, The Misses ... 2 2 0 Stocks, Major, Halifax ..220 Soames, E., Esq. (1876) . . 10 10 0 Stone, E. M., Esq., and Mrs. Soames, Miss L. K., Greenwich 050 Stone 550 Soames, W., Esq., Blackheath 220 Stone, J., Esq., Broad St. .110 Society for the Discharge and Relief Stone, Mrs. John, Ashburton 100 of Persons Imprisoned for Small Stopford, Mrs. Grosvenor .100 Debts (1877) 50 0 0 Stovell, Fredk. Thomas, Esq. 1 1 0 Soden, Rev. A. J 050 Stowers, Rev. H. M. ... 1 1 0 Solly, Capt. L. B., R.N. ..200 Strahan, W. S., Esq., Leam- Somes, Mrs. Joseph ... 1 1 0 ington 220 Somes and Co., Messrs. ..110 Strange, Miv Mary Ann .110 Soper, Joseph, Dawlish (1873) . . 25 0 0 Streatfeild, R. J., Esq. . .550 Souter, Miss, Norwood ..110 Street, George, Esq. ... 1 1 0 South Devon Shipping Co. . 3 3 0 Strickland, A. E. C., Esq. .110 South Metropolitan Gas Light Stripling, Miss, Lichfield. .100 and Coke Company (1864-78) . . 57 15 0 Ditto (1879) 25 0 0 Southard and Co., Messrs. .220 Stuart, Colonel. M. P. . .200 Southport Branch (1879) . . . 29 5 10 Stuart, Geo., Esq. (1865-78) . . 39 0 0 Sowler, Mrs. F 110 Stuart, H. C 110 Spaldin, Miss, Hull ... 1 1 0 Stuckey and Bagehots, Messrs. (1872) 10 0 0 Sparks, Mrs. Wm. .". . . 0 10 0 Stucley, Lieut.-Colonel ..100 Spartali and Co., Messrs. .100 Sturrock, Achibald, Esq. .220 Spawfofth, Joseph, Esq. ..550 Stutfield, W., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Spawforth, Mrs. E. . . .220 Stutfield, Mrs. (1867-76) . . . . 45 0 0 Speakman, P., Esq. . . . 0 10 6 Suart, Mrs. Alfred . ..100 Spencer, Maitland, Esq., TJn- Sugden, Richard, Esq. ..110 derleigh (1875-6) 30 0 0 Sulivan, Capt. T. B.M.,R.N. 100 Spencer, W., Esq 220 Summerson, T. R., Esq. ..076 Sperling, Arthur, Esq. ..110 Sunderland and Whitburn Branch (1878) 40 0 0 Sperring, Henry John, Esq. (1878) 10 0 0 Surr, Watson, Esq. ... 1 1 0 Spicer, J. J., Esq., Wapping 110 Surrey Commercial Dock Co. 550 Spies Bros, and Co., Messrs. (1879) 500 Sutherland,H.,Esq.. Norwood 110 Spottiswoode, James, Esq., Sutherland, His Grace the Perth (1859-73) 30 0 0 Duke of 500 Spreckley, White, and Lewis 220 Sutherland. R., Esq., Egham 500 Sprigens, Miss 110 Swansea Branch (1878) . . . . 80 0 0 Stalschmidt, E. E., Esq. (1872) . . 10 10 0 Swanzy, Messrs. F. and A. . 1 I 0 Stamp, Mrs. Ann G., Hull .110 Swinburne,Sir J.,Bart., F.R.S. 5 0 0 Standen, Wm., Esq. . . . 0 10 0 Swinton, Comr. R. H., R.N. 050 Standidge and Co., Messrs. .110 Syer, Mrs., St. Leonards (1875-8) . . 700 Standring Brothers & Co. .110 Sykes, J., Esq 220 Standring, Geo. C., Esq. . 0 10 6 Sykes, Miss, Bristol ... 1 1 0 LIST OF DONATIONS AND ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS. 497 Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. s. d. £, i. d. £. e. d. £. a. d, Symonds, F., Esq., M.A. (in Thompson, Adam, Esq. . . 0 aid of the Itis Life-boat) .330 Thompson, Vice-Adm. T. P. 0 Symonds, "Wm. Thos., Esq. .220 Thompson, Henry, Esq. . . 0 Thompson, J. K. W., Esq. Thompson, Messrs.W. J. & H. T. H. N., Thanksgiving for a Thomson, Walter, Esq., India (1870) 50 0 0 safe voyage (1870) . . . 10 0 0 Thorley Kectory, Bishop's T. J. M. (1877-8) . . 20 0 0 Stortford 220 T. J. S 050 Thorngate.W., Esq. (the late), T. W. D. (1869) . . . . 1000 0 6 Trustees of (1870) 160 0 0 Taddy and Co., Messrs. 330 Ditto 80 0 0 Taite, Charles, Esq. . 110 Threlfall, Chas., Esq. (1867-9) . . 20 10 0 Talbot, Lady 110 Ditto 550 Talbot, Mrs., Oakland ..110 Threlfall, Mrs 110 Tallow Chandlers, The Wor- Thresher, Capt. W. (1871-79) . . 13 13 0 shipful Company of (1869-70) . . 21 0 0 Thwaites, D., Jun., Esq. (1868-70) . 15 0 0 Tangye Brothers & Holman 0 IS 6 Tidd, Frederick A. Esq. (1870) . . 10 10 0 Tanqueray & Co., Messrs. C. 2 2 0 Tidd, Walter R., Esq. (1873) . . 10 10 0 Taplin, Thos., Esq., the late (1859-73) 26 5 0 Tighe, Col. the Rt. Hon. W. Tapling and Co., Messrs. Thos. 220 F. F., exors. of the late .220 Tapper, A. A. Esq. ... 1 1 0 Tillard, Edward, Esq. ..110 Tarleton, Vice-Admiral Sir Tindall, Riley, & Co., Messrs. 110 Walter, K.C.B 110 Tindall,W. H., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Tarner, A. T., Esq. . ..100 Tinley, Mr. R. R. ... 0 10 0 Tamer, E. A., Esq. Executors Ditto (1870-8) 2 10 0 of the late 1 Tisdall, Mr. Sidney, and Friends (1874-S) 530 Tarner, E. T., Esq. ... 1 Toke, Major 1 I 0 Tarner, G. Edward, Esq. . 1 Tollemache, Hon. Algernon Tarner, H. T., Esq. Grey (1867-77) 250 Tarner, Miss C. T. . . . 0 10 Tomkinson, Thomas, Esq. (1864-74) 115 Tarner, Miss L. T. ... 0 10 Tomlin, Rendell,& Co.,Messrs. 1 1 Tarratt, Josh., Esq. ...22, Toms and Co., Messrs. . . 0 10 Tarratt, Mrs., Ashford Hall (1877) 300 0 0 Toppin, Miss, Putney 1 1 Tassell, Mr. F 050 Topping, Henry, Esq. . . 0 10 Tate, Miss C. E 110 Torquay Branch (1878-9) . 60 0 0 Tatham, Admiral E., C.B. .110 Towgood, Alfred, Esq. . . 1 Tattersall, John, Esq., one year's main- Towgood, Edw., Esq.... 2 2 tenance of a Life-boat station (1877) 70 0 0 Townend and Co., Messrs. T. 1 1 Tatton, Lees W., Esq., Man- Townshend, C. H., Esq. (1868) 10 10 0 chester 110 Toynbee, Capt. H. ... 1 1 0 Tatton, Mr. Samuel . . . 0 10 0 Tramore Branch (1879) . . 500 Taunton, Miss, in memory of Treherne, H., Esq., Ashperton 0 10 0 the late Lady Taunton .110 Treherne', Mrs. Hy., ditto . 0 10 0 Tawke, A., Esq., and Mrs. Tawke, Trigg, Mrs. James . . . 0 10 6 The Lawn, Kochford 0 10 Trotter, Mrs., Thurloe Sq. . 5 0 0 Tayler, Dr. C Trotter,William, Esq. (1872) . . 10 0 0 Taylor and Sons, Messrs. J.. Trower, Alfred, Esq. (1878) . . 550 Taylor, Charles, Esq., Man- Troyte, C. A. "W., Esq.. ..110 ningtree 1 1 0 Tryon, Hon. Mrs. ... I 0 0 Taylor, J. D., Esq. (1865-75) Tudor, E. O., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Taylor, Mrs., Liverpool (1878-9) . . Tudor, Henry, Esq. ... 1 1 0 Taylor, Mrs.W.,Hampton Court (1866) Tudor, Mrs. Langley. ..110 Taylor, Rev. Alfred R. . .110, Tufton, Sir Henry J., Bart. .330 Taylor, Wm., Esq., Lee ..11" Tulloh, General, R.A. ..110 Taylor, W., Esq., Lee ..11 Tulloh, Miss 110 Taylor, W. R., Esq. . . . 0 10 T tt, L. (1867-72) . . . 15 1 0 Teevan, Major G.J.,94thRegt. 1 1 Tupp, Mr. J., Tottenham Court Bx>ad Temperleys, Carter, & Darke 1 (1874-9) 630 Tempest, J., Esq., Derby . . Turle, James, Esq., M.D. .110 Templer, R. B., Esq.. . . Turle, Mrs 0 10 6 Terry, John, Esq., Black- Turner, Miss, HolloWay . . 0 10 0 heath Turner, Miss, in continuation Terry, John, Esq of the late Major ... 1 1 0 Tesdorpf & Co., Messrs. A. Turner, Mrs., Liverpool (1877) 100 0 0 Tetley and Co., Messrs. J. . 0 10 Turner, Mrs. (1879) ... 110 Tetley and Son, Messrs. E. . 1 1 Tweddle, Mrs. (1872-9) . . 13 13 0 Tetley, The Misses, Hallfield (1869-78) 70 0 0 Twining, H. H., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Thacker, Edward, Esq., the late, per Two Sisters (1869) ... 70 0 0 James Mann, Esq. (1875). 125 0 0 Two Sisters (1877-9) ... 600 Thame~ s &" Mersey Marinie In- Tyler, J., Esq., Lee (1878) . 100 surance Co., Royal Exchange 550 Tyndall, W. H., Esq. ..110 Thomas, Capt. Montague, R.N.(1868-79) 54 0 0 Tyser, G. D., Esq., Lloyd's .110 Thomas, Charles, Esq. . . 0 10 6 Thomas, D. C., Esq. . . . 0 10 6 Thomas, John C., Esq. ..110 Uhthoff & Co., Messrs. ..110 Thomas, Mr. W., Caerphilly 0 10 0 Ulph, Messrs. J. B., and Son 110 498 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1879. Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Subs. Donations. £. s. d. £. ». d. £. «. d. £,. s. d. Union Steam Ship Company (1877) 10 10 0 Ward, Miss, St. Leonards .050 Unite, W. O., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Wardlaw, Major-Gen. R. . . 100 Upton, H., Esq., Petworth (1859-69) 54 12 0 Warner, F., Esq., Hoddesdon 0 10 0 Ditto 330 Warren and Jones, Messrs. . o 10 6 Urwick, "W. H., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Warren, Mrs., Leamington (1861-78) 18 0 0 Usborne and Sons, Messrs. .110 Waterall, Nathaniel, Esq. .110 Usborne, Miss A. M. (1869). . . 10 0 0 Waterall, Roby, Esq. ..100 Usherwood, Miss . 220 Waterfield, Mrs 100 Waterfield, The Misses (1869-79). . 15 15 0 Waters and Co., Messrs. Jas. 220 V. (1879) 110 Watney, Norman, Esq. (1864-9) . . 15 15 0 Vacher, E. P., Esq. (1871) . . . 10 10 0 Watson, C., Esq., Halifax .220 Vacher, H. P., Esq. (1871) . . . 10 10 0 Watson, J., Esq 110 Valpy, Mrs 300 Watson, Lieut. H. J. (1875). . . 12 12 0 Vanner and Prest, Messrs. .110 Watson, Major W. H., R.A., Vansittart, A. A., Esq. (1859-74). . 150 10 0 in aid of Holy Island Life- Vardon, Miss E 110 boat 500 Vardon, Mrs. F. (1868-77) . . . 10 10 0 Watson, Miss C.H. (1857-70) . . 26 5 0 Vardon, H., Esq. ... 1 1 0 I Watson, Mrs., Holland Park (1876-8) 40 0 0 Varnam, Miss H., Pailton . o 10 6 i Watson, Rev. G. Bowes ..110 Vaughan, Henry, Esq. (1870-3) . . 30 10 0 Watt, H. F., Esq., Wavertree (1861-9) 1720 Vaughan, Mrs., Westbourne Watts, Milburn,& Co., Messrs. 550 Terrace 550 Waugh, James, Esq. ... 1 1 0 Vaughan, N. E., Esq., Neath (1868) 25 0 0 Wayet, Rev. W 220 Venning, Edgecombe, Esq. .110 Webb, Mrs. Holden . . . 0 10 6 Verney, Capt. E. H., R.N. .110 Webb, Rev. R. Holden . . 0 10 6 Vernon, Miss Emma P. . . 1 1 0 Webb, K. T., Esq. ... 2 2 0 Vernon, Rev. H. J., B.A. .0100 Webb, W. L., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Verrall, Miss Laura, Southover (1873) 50 0 0 Webber, C. Bancroft, Esq. .100 Verulam, The Earl of (1876) . . 1000 Weber, Arthur, Esq., Deme- Vesey, Capt. R.N. (1864-78) . . 21 0 0 rara 110 Vigne, John, Esq. ... 1 1 0 Webster, George, Esq., Finsbury Street, Vincent, J., Esq 110 on account of a Life-boat (1864-78) 200 0 0 Vintners Worshipful Com- Webster, Mrs., Baling ..100 pany of (1868) 10 10 Webster, W., Esq. . . . 0 10 0 Vivers, Mr. William (1879) . . . 1 0 Wedge, Fras., Esq. (1866-72) . . 30 0 0 Vivian, Younger, and Bond, Wedgwood, Miss S. E. (1869) . . 1500 Messrs 110 Welch, Hy., Esq., Brighton (1870-7) 31 0 0 Volckman, Charles, Sen., Esq. 110 Welch, Margetson, and Co., Wellesley, Capt. the Hon. F. 1 0 0 W. (1862-78) .... 80 0 0 Wells, Wm., Esq., Redleaf .100 ^ f W. A. D. (1875-9) . . f f 40 0 0 Welsh, A., Esq. (1878) . . 5 0 0 W. F. S., Lloyd's (1877) . . . 25 0 0 Wentworth, Miss L. M. H. V. (1870-6) 20 0 0 W. G. (1878) .... 5 0 0 Ditto 220 W. H. (1879) . . B 0 10 6 Wentworth, Vernon, Esq. (1876) . . 10 0 0 W. L. W. C. (1860-8). . . , 20 0 0 Were, Josh., Esq., Broadclist (1861-77) 170 0 0 W. M., Woodford . . . 1 1 0 Were, Mrs. Bouville (1860-75) . . 33 12 0 Wace, J. R., Esq., Baker Streeett 1 o Ditto . . .220 Waddington, Mrs. J. T. (1869-78}-78) 52 10 0 West, Richard Thornton, Esq. (1873) 50 0 0 Wagstatf, James, Esq. . . 1 1 0 West Hartlepool Branch (1879) . . 10 0 0 Wain, R., Esq., Clifford St. . 1 1 0 Western Central Branch (1878) . . 18 5 3 Wakefield Branch (1878-9) . , . 37 1 0 Westminster, The Dowager Marchioness Wakefleld, Miss M. R. (1860-7373''"/) 76 5 o of (1872) ... . . 100 0 0 Waldegrave, the Earl 5 "5" 0 Westmore, Rev. H. H., M.A. 110 Walker, Geo., Esq. . 1 1 0 Weston, Ambrose, Esq. (1872-5) . . 31 10 0 Walker, G. J. A., Esq. 1 0 0 Weston and Westall, Messrs. 110 Walker, J. L., Esq. . 1 0 0 Weston-super-Mare Branch (1878-9) . 51 13 8 Walker, John, Esq., Halifax (1(1876876) 20 0 0 Whalley, F. R., Esq. . . .220 Walker, Lady 1 I 0 Wheeler, E., Esq., Stock Exch. 110 Walker, Philip A., Esq. . . 1 1 0 Wheeler, George, Esq. ..110 Walker, Thos., Esq., M.D., Wheeler, H. S., Esq. ... 1 1 0 Peterborough .... 1 1 0 Whichcote, Mrs. Francis. .200 Walker, W. N., Esq. (1873-6) f f 15 0 0 Whitaker, T. S., Esq. ..110 Ditto I 0 Whitby, Messrs. W. and G. . 1 1 0 Wallace Brothers, Messrs. 3 S 0 White Brothers, Messrs. ..110 Walrond, Charles, Esq. (1878) f f 2 0 0 White, J., Esq., Gt. St. Helens 110 Walsh, Mrs., Winchester 0 10 0 White, John, Esq., Cowes .110 Walters, Rev. A. V., B.A. . 0 5 0 White, Miss M. C., Brighton (1868-79) 14 10 0 Walton, Charles, Esq. . . 1 0 0 White, Mrs., Brockley ..110 Walton, Francis, Esq.,Lloyd's 1 1 0 Whitehaven & Seascale Branch (1879) 30 0 0 Walton, Geo.. Skipton (1873) f f 10 0 0 Whitehead, F. F., Esq. (1866-8) . . 10 10 0 Wanklyn, J. B., Esq. (1872). ^ 10 10 0 Whitehead, T. S. & Co., Messrs. 0 10 6 Ward, Rear-Admiral J. R. . 1 1 0 Whiteley, George, Esq. (1871) . . 50 0 0 Ward, C. B., Esq. . . . 1 1 0 Whiteman, Stephen, Esq. .110 Ward, H. C, Esq 1 1 0 Whiteron, J., Esq. (1869) . . . 11 0 0 LIST OP DONATIONS AND ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS. 499 Ann. Subs. Donations. Ann. Subs, Donations. £. «. d. £. «. d. £. s. d. £. i. d. Whiting, R. M. & H., Messrs. 0 10 0 Windsor, Miss E 050 Whyte, Capt. W. H., R.N. .100 Wing, Thomas, Esq., Bos- Wick and Ackergill Branch (1878) 81 18 7 more Hall (1875) . . . . 10 10 0 Wickens, Rev. H. (1861-9) . . . 35 10 0 Winter, The Misses M. E Wieting and Richter, Messrs., and E. (1869-79) . . . . 23 2 0 Demerara .... 1 1 0 Wire, Travers B., Esq. . 110 Wilde, Spencer C., Esq. ..110 Wire, Mrs. Travers B. . 110 Wilkinson, J. R., Esq. ..110 Wise, H. C., Esq. ... 110 Wilkinson, Miss (1879) . . . . 050 Wise, Richard, Esq., St. Ives 110 Wilkinson, Mrs. M. D. P. " In remem- Wolvcrhampton Branch (1879) . . 43 12 0 brance of » dear friend " (1874) 10 0 0 Wood, Field, and Hanbury, Wilkinson, O. R., Esq. ..110 Messrs. (1868-9) 10 10 0 Willans, Mrs. Russell ..110 Wood, J. Gartborne, Esq. . 500 Willans, Overbury, & Co., Wood, Mrs. B., The Lodge (1854-76) 235 0 0 Woodcock, Henry, Esq.,Wigan 220 Williams, Admiral W.J. (1871-79) 18 0 0 Woodhouse, Rev. — . . .0100 Williams, Henry, Esq. ..110 Woodroffe and Westrope, Williams, J., Esq., Mark Lane 0 10 0 Messrs 110 ' Williams, O. J., Esq. . ..110 Woodruff, Rev. Thos., M. A.. 1 1 0 Williams, R. B., Esq., Black- Woods, Mrs. H. T. ... 1 1 0 ! heath (1871-9) 400 Woods, T., Esq., Tooting .110 Williamson, A.D., Esq., Haxby (1861-73) 31 15 6 Woolcott, Wm., Esq. ..110 Willimott, Miss E. A. ..lit) Woolfe and Son, Messrs. ..220 Willimott, W., Esq. (1877) . . . 21 0 0 "Woolley, Miss, Kensington (1877) 15 0 0 Willink, W. W., Esq . . . 2 2 0 Woolwich Steam Packet Willis, Com. G. H. R- R.N. 100 Company (1871) 10 10 0 Willis, H. B., Efq. ... 1 1 o Worcester Branch (1878-9) . . . 27 7 9 Willis, Henry, Esq. (1876) . . . 10 10 0 Worms, Messrs. G. and A. . 1 10 Willis, J. R., Esq. (1864-70) . . . 65 0 0 Worsley, Rev. P. R., M.A. (1876-8) 300 Willis, Major W. . . . . 0 10 0 Worthing Branch (1879) . . . 10 0 0 Willis Mrs. ... 1 1 0 Wright, Henry E., Esq. . .220 Wills, Mrs., Shaftesbury. . 0 10 0 Wright, J. S., Esq. (1879) . . . 110 Wilmott, E. W., Esq. ..110 Wyndham, Mrs., Salisbury .110 Wilson, Capt. J. E. M., R.N 1 1 0 Wilson, J., Esq 500 Wilson, John R., Esq. ..110 X L V 100 Wilson, J., Esq., Hackney .110 X. Y. Z. (1867-75) 215 0 0 Wilson, Lieut. William, R.N. (1874-9) 19 0 0 Wilson, Miss, Maidenhead (1878) 10 0 0 Yates, Capt. R. B. ... 1 1 0 Wilson, Miss A. S. ... 2 2 0 Yates, J., Esq., Rotherham . 0 10 0 Wilson, Miss H. J. . . .220 York Branch (1879) 57 13 0 Wilson, Rev. Robert (1858-75) . . 102 10 0 Youle, F., Esq. (1863-73) . . . 55 5 0 Wilson, Robert B. W., Esq. (1868-9) 75 0 0 Young and Lark, Messrs. .110 Wilson, William, Esq., Dublin (1878) '1500 Young, Capt. Sir A. W. . . 1 1 0 Wilson, Wm., Esq., Highbury 1 1 0 Winckworth, Lewis, Esq. .220 Windley and Barwick, Messrs. 200 Zulueta and Co., Messrs. .110 C|p $02jal $tafumaJ fife-hcrai Jitsiitutbrc Is prepared to establish and maintain a Life-boat Station on any part of the coast of the United Kingdom where it can be shown, from previous disasters, that a Life-boat is required. It is requisite that there should be a sufficient number of men (fishermen, or others ac(mstomed to the management of boats at sea) to man the Life-boat, and a Comnlittee formed from the residents in the neighbourhood to superintend the Stiition and obtain such small Annual Subscriptions as may contribute towaids a portion of the expense of the Life-boat Station. Communications may be addressed to THE SECRI:TAKY OF THE INSTITUTION, H JOHN STBEET, ADBLPHI, LONDON, W.C. 2 i 500 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1879. LIST OF GENERAL COLLECTIONS. ETC., 1878-9. £. s. d. Aberford Alms Box, one month, per Haverstock Hill Congregational Snn- Rev. Canon Eden 1 0 day School, per Mr.W. H. E. Bennett 2 17 3 Acton, Mrs., Teston, collected by 2 10 Holden, W. S., Esq., collected by . . 084 Adderley Church, offertory, per Rev. Hotham, F. W., Esq., Buckland Rec- A. Corbet, M.A 2 11 tory, collected by 3 17 4 Ashford, Alexander Academy, Scholars Licensed Victuallers' School, Miss and Family of Mr. T. H. Vie . . 2 0 English, Matron, and Officers, and Aston Magna Penny Readings, par Kev. Children, in aid of Licensed Victualler J. Soden 0 18 Life-boat 440 Biddestone Penny Readings, per Rev. Ling, Miss, Lincoln, collected by . . 0 10 0 John Emra ...... 1 17 Ludfbrd Church, collected at, per Rev. Bird, Mrs. G. A., collected by ... 1 7 Charles Kent 2 1 0 Blackmoor, offertory at St. Matthew's Maidstone, H.M. Prison, moiety of Church, per Rev.W. W. Howard, M.A. 1 3 offertory at, per Rev. A. H. Harrison 200 Broad, Miss F., Montpelier Road,col.by 0 10 Malvern, 4 College Grounds, the Bromley, Mrs. W., Penge, collected by 10 11 boys at.... 050 Brooke, Mrs., Bury, collected by . . 0 11 Matthews, Mrs. G., collected by . 1 15 0 Chilton Parish Church, portion of Har- Middleton, Messrs. Thomas, and Co. vest Festival collection, per Rev. Southwark, employes of ... 110 Herbert Smith, M.A 1 10 0 Milligan, Robert, Esq., collected by 1 10 0 Christ's Hospital, collected from the Mitchell, Master A. J., collected by 1 0 0 Boys, per Rev. R. Lee, M.A. 4 4 Netheravou Church, collection per Rev Clapton Debating Society .... 6 18 W. H. Heaven, M.A 1 14 0 Clare, Miss Constance Leigh, col. by . 3 4 Newton-by-Sudbury, share of harvest Danven, collected at a lecture de- thank-offering, per Rev. Reginald livered by Mr. Corbett .... 1 8 Smith. . 200 Demerara, West Indies, collected by Oxford Gas Works employes, per C. Alexander Reid, Esq. (Annual) . . 14 14 Henwood, Esq 3 14 0 East Dereham, proceeds of a concert Park Chapel Boys' Sunday School, per on 10th Dec., perE.W. F.Orton, Esq. 3 3 Mr. Arthur Gunn 160 Elvetham Church, offertory on Christ- Pin cushions, Patent Life-boat, portion mas Day, per Rev. W. Gill . . . 11 0 of profits by their sale, per Miss M. Etheridge, Mr. C. K., collected after a A. Rich, Neston 1 0 4 lecture by 1 9 Pittar, Miss S. W., collected by . . 190 Fazakerley, Miss, collected by ... 3 8 Price, Master Arthur, collected by . 0 10 0 Freemasons, Leigh Lodge of, in aid of S. Michael's Life-boat Fund, per Rev. Lady Leigh Life-boat (Annual) . 1 1 G. F. Prescott, M.A., towards sup- Ditto, Temperance Lodge 739 (Ann.) 2 2 port of Kessingland No. 2 Life- Ditto, Court Arethusa (1763) . . 1 7 boat 23 11 3 Glasgow, Cathcart Road, U. P. Church Stubton Church, offertory at, per Rev. Sa"bbath School, per Mr. R. Coates . 1 10 P. R. Worsley, M.A 200 Grant, Master Arnold, collected by . 0 11 Temple, Mr. Michael. Leeds, co). by . 600 Gregory, F., Esq., Tatton, collected by 3 8 Tilney Church, King's Lynn, collected Hadnall Church, near Shrewsbury, per at, per Rev. J.S. Phillips. . . . 1 10 0 Rev. Brooke C. Mortimer . . . 10 0 Tupp, Mr. J., Tottenham Court Road, Harby Church, collection on 1st Sept. employes of...... 0 17 5 per Rev. M. O. Norman .... 1 10 West, Miss, Woburn 1 18 6 CONTENTS OF PILLAR AND OTHER CONTRIBUTION BOXES, 1878-9. (In addition to those included under " SEAMEN'S COLLECTIONS.") £. s. d. £. ». d. Achilles Rowing Club 1 17 11 Day and Son, Messrs. R 050 Albert Edward saloon steamer, per Dunn, George N., Esq., M.D. ... 0 14 8 Mr. F. Watt 560 Exeter, Albert Memorial Museum and Allen, Ashton, Esq 947 Free Library 102 Allen, Messrs. James and Alexander . 0 10 0 Farrar, Miss, Brixton 1 17 0 Angel, The, Blackfriars, per Mr. J. Fenchurch Street Railway Station . . 703 Boncey 1 16 0 Framiska, yacht, collected on board . 1179 Basingstoke, per Mr. C. J. Jacob . . 0 10 0 Geary, Mr. N., Cadogan Place ... 200 Bremhill Reading Room, per Rev. J. H. Gore, Mrs., Brighton 310 Cottle 0 12 1 Hancock, Alfred, Esq., Wolverley . 3 18 0 Broadwater and Co., Messrs. ... 081 Harris, Master Josh. C 0 14 1 Burnley, St. James's School, per Mr. Jeffery, Miss C., Walworth .... 070 Charles Everson 4 12 0 Jersey, per J. Sullivan, Esq. ... 1 10 0 Burr, George F., Esq 0 10 0 Johnson, Mrs 313 Cox and Son, Messrs., Chancery Lane. 136 Keal, Miss, Hereford 0 12 0 Cox, C. K., Esq 0 12 0 King's Arms, Lambeth, per Mrs. Boncey 134 Crystal Palace Pil. Box. per Dr. Price 19 10 9 Lambeth Police Ct., per G. A. Bird, Esq. 160 Crystal Palace High Level Railway Liverpool Street, Great Eastern Rail- Station, per Mr. G. A- Berrey . . 0158 way Station 488 LIST OF COLLECTIONS FBOM SEAMEN. 501 £. ». d. £. s. d. London Bridge Railway Station . . 4 2 6 Ramsgate—Contribution Box at South- Lowestoft, Great Eastern Railway Eastern Railway Station ... 4 14 0 Station 147 Robinson, H. P., Esq 1 19 0 MacclesfielJ Arms Hotel, per Mr. T. R. Roskrow, Mrs., Redruth 0 10 0 Comberbach 0 13 Shaboe, Rev. D., in aid of Masonic Martin, J. S. Esq., Montague Place . 3 0 Life-boats 1 10 0 Mersey Canoe Club 0 7 Shuckburgh, Sir G., Bart 3 10 0 Newnham, Miss H. K., Combe Down . 2 1 Smith, Mrs. Etherington, contents of Old Bell Hotel, Holborn, per Miss the Margaret first contribution box 2 0 Bunyer \ 10 South Devon Railway Stations 10 2 Parker, Mrs., Fifehead 0 12 Thompson, H., Esq., Leigh . 8 3 Payne, Miss 1 2 Victoria Railway Station 11 1 Railway Clearing House, per Henry | 'Waterloo Railway Station . 8 2 Turner, Esq 5 10 6 j Watson, Thomas, Esq., Row 0 0 Ramsgate Pillar Box, per Captain ; White Lion, Shadwell, per Mr. W. Braine 9 16 Creighton 6 4 Do. Contribution Boxes at Hotels, &c. 2 12 Wilson, C. E., Esq. 7 6 COLLECTIONS FROM SEAMEN AND OTHERS, BY COLLECTORS OF CUSTOMS, BY THE AGENTS OF THE SHIPWRECKED MARINERS' SOCIETY, AND BY OTHERS, IN 1878-9. £. *. rf. £. s. d. Alsatia, s.s., collected on board, per Greenock, per Thos. Avery, Esq. . . 070 Messrs. Henderson Bros 622 Grimsby, per J. Edwards. Esq. . . 402 Ascupart, s.s., of Southampton, col- Hankow, s.s., collected on board, per lected on board, per Captain A. Capt. W. Symington 463 Harlow 200 Hull, per J. W. Day, Esq 12 0 0 Belfast, Mercantile Marine Office, per Ipswich, per T. Lynch, Esq., and J. A. Dent, Esq 550 Walker, Esq 3 19 6 Benan, ship, of Leith, Officers and Crew Jumna, H.M.S., Canteen Fund, per of the, on her voyage from San Fran- Lieut. M. L. Kelham, R.N. . . . 500 cisco, per Capt. James Ross . . . 200 Kirkcaldy. per M. B. Pithle, Esq. . . 200 Blyth, per Mr. J. Robinson, Jun. . . 566 Kirkwall, per J. Cruickshank, Esq. . 080 Borrowstoness and Charlestown, per Lady Joiyan, s.s., collected on board, John Campbell, Esq 4 1 7 per Capt. P. Marett 1 3 0 Boston, per R. Crombleholme, Esq. . 208 Liverpool, per W. G. Stewart, Esq. 2 11 5 Boston, per Mr. J. E. Ridlington . . 100 London Custom House, per J. W. Bristol, per G. C. Whitwell, Esq. . . 7 1 4 Douglas, Esq 0 10 9 Carlisle and Silloth, per I. Walker, Esq. 1 10 0 Lynn, per J. Scott, Esq 518 Carnarvon, per John Jackson, Esq.:— Maldon, per A. McNab, Esq. . . . 163 £. s. d. Manitoban, s.s., collected on board, Carnarvon Castle, Sergeant per Capt. McDougall 2 9 11 Watkins 096 Maryport, per J. Ritchie, Esq. . . . 2 16 2 Castle Hotel, per J. Hope .041 Miaca, 8.S., collected on board . . . 051 Custom House Tavern, per Montrose, per Lawrence S. Smith, Esq. 1 9 9 Capt. Roberts ... 0 5 0 Newport, Monmouth, per R. Upward, DrumHoteljperMr.Edwards 046 Esq 2 16 0 Prince of Wales Hotel, Phoenician, S.F., collected by Capt. J. per Mr. J. Lloyd . . .095 Scott 0 id 7 Roberts, Captain, Port Plymouth, per H. M. Shapcott, Esq. . 0 15 2 Dinorwic 096 Poplar, Board of Trade Offices, per Roberts, Mr. Hy. . . .060 Capt. Jas. Furnell, R.N.R. . . . 21 0 0 Roberts,Capt.R.,Llanberis ,0 15 0 Portsmouth, per Robert Raggett, Esq. 1 13 9 Ship and Castle, per Mrs. Port William, per Thomas Whyte, Esq. 070 Williams 0 12 0 Runcorn, per H. C. Manners, Esq. . 2 10 4 Three Crowns, per Mr. I. St. Andrew's, per N. McLeod, Esq. . 0 9 10 Peters 0 7 10 St. Katherine's Docks, Mercantile Williams,Moses,On Snowdon 2 0 10 Marine Office, per Capt. J. Watson . 998 Collections under 4>. . . 1 9 8 Southampton, per G. S. Coxwell, Esq. 3 11 6 7 13 4 Stranraer, per James Waters, Esq. 351 Colchester, per T. M. Johnstone, Esq. 0 12 1 Sunderland, per Messrs. R. Hudson and Dover, per T. W. Clarke, Esq. . 0 17 6 Sons 2 2 11 Drogheda, per R. Boyd, Esq. . 0 16 6 Truro, per H. Beveridge, Esq.. . 100 Exeter, per R. C. BanfiH, Esq. . 4 15 0 Tyne Sailors'Home, per Mr. G. French 064 Faversham, per A. D. Gowing, Esq 2 IS 4 Wigtown, per R. Chalmers, Esq. . 0 10 3 Fowey, per Emra Holmes, Esq. 1 9 5 Wisbeach, per R. J. Weaver, Esq. 5 14 0 Gal way, per T. H. Love, Esq. . 366 Woodbridge, per H. Fisher, Esq. . . 1 1 0 Glasgow, per T. Miller, Esq. . 84 3 0 Worcester Cajdet Life-boat Fund, per Gloucester, per T. Cumming, Esq. 9 18 7 Capt. J. H. Smith, R.N. (additional) 83 1 1 Grangemouth, per E. Snell, Esq. , 430 Workington, per J. Bladon, Esq. . . 24 3 4 2 i 2 502 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1,1879. SPECIAL LIFE-BOAT CONTRIBUTIONS. IRELAND. CIVIL SERVICE LIFE-BOAT Customs 6 THE "FORESTER" AND General Post Office 96 FUND. Miscellaneous Post Offices 89 "FORESTERS' PRIDE" Patron— Offlce of National Education .... 25 LIFE-BOATS FUND. His ROTAL HIGHNESS THE DT/KB OF List of Voluntary Contributions re- EDINBURGH, K.G., K.T. &c. Total...... 3,788 ceived for tbe Fund from the following DISTRICTS, COOBTS, tc., of the ANCTEHT Treasurer— ORDEB OF FORESTERS, from January CHABLES G. TURNER, Esq. 31,1878, to January 31,1819, per SA- Hon. Secretary— CLEVEDON LIFE-BOAT MUEL SUAWCEOSS, Ksq., PS. CHARLES DIRDIN, Esq., F.R.G.S. FUND. Amount previously pnb- *• Annual Subscriptions of 2s. 6d. home Honorary Secretary— lished in Foresters' Re- been promised in aid of the above Mrs. E. LAVINGTON, Belgrave House, ports from 1863 to Jan. fund by 3788gentlemmin thefallow- Clevedon, Somerset. 31,1878 2,771 9 0 ing Government Departments:— Donations. £. t. d. Admiralty 214 I Proceeds of Soiree Musicals DISTRICTS. BoardofTrade 36 (Dec. 1872) 25 0 iton-under-Lyne - 10 9 British Museum 29 Villa do. do. (1874).26 IT Beverley -17 6 Charity Commission 38 [Ditto do. do. (1875)26 6 [Columbia 4 13 1 Chatbam Dockyard 16 Collected by .Mrs. Lavington's 1 Craven 1 o 6 Civil Service Commission 29 Pupils during the half-year Dalkeith -15 1 ColonialOffice 24 ending June 18T5 2018 Denny 1 15 0 Copyhold Commission 34 Ditto half-year ending June Devon and Cornwall 1 18 3 Court of Bankruptcy 55 1«6 10 4 ?ailsworth 2 0 0 Customs 253 I Collected by_Miss Wrigley, Flintshire 110 Devonport Dockyard 35 Holbeck, Windermere, dur- Greenwich 132 Ecclesiastical Commission 46 ing the half-year ending Harwich - 7 7 Junel876 15 15 0 I London United 63 0 0 Education Department 60 ; Exchequer and Audit Offlce jj50n 1j Sale of Work and Christmas Newcastle-on-Tyne -13 0 Foreign Offlce 43 Tree, December 1876 27 4 fl ' South Fxindon I 9 10 GazetteOfflce 5 Penruddocke, Miss, Fyfleld, Souch Western 5 » 9 General Post Offlce 576 Wilts, contributions from iStalybridue.. - H High Court of Justice 236 the sale of work (1875-7). 3 3 Tunbridge Wells . 1 17 0 Home Offlce 53 Ditto, 1878 - 11 House of Commons 37 Harrison, Miss, French coins - 3 COURTS. House of Lords 31 Collected by Miss Ettie Lovi- 44 • 14 IndiaOfflce 172 bond, Bridgwater 4 0 144 • 5 Inland Revenue 305 1 Contents of Life-boat Box, 253 • 15 Local Government Board 120 ! and collections during tbe 337 Miscellaneous Post Offices 122 year 1877 6 11 481 National Debt Offlce 36 Contents of Life-boat Bos to 495 Offlce of Parliamentary Counsel. 1 Christmas 1878 2 2 536 Office of Woods and Forests 53 Sale of pupils' work, 1878... 38 4 654 - 6 Offlce of Works 54 Sale of VlevedonWiUflamrs 16 16 681 - 14 Paymaster-General's Offlce 38 792 - 6 Portsmouth Dockyard 23 Total £223 17 11 851 - 5 Privy Council Offlce 10 957 - 10 Public Record Offlce 27 1007 - 7 Public Works Loan Offlce 14 1057 - 8 THE "COVENT GARDEN" 1157 - 5 Record Offlce of Seamen ...... 38 i LIFE-BOAT FUND. 1169 - 12 Registrar-General's Offlce ...... 68 Amounts banded to the NATIONAL Registry of Friendly Societies ... 12 228 1 0 LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION by the Stew- 1274 Boyal Chelsea Hospital ...... 10 ards of this Fund, being the Contri- Royal Clarence Yard, Gosport... 9 bution for the year 1878, in aid of the ,34 Royal Mint ...... 90 support of the Coce.nl Harden Life- lafa Royal Victoria Yard, Drptford . . 17 boat, now stationed at Caister, near \ t\nn ~ o Science and Art Department .... 38 Grea^Imn*t "VnwYKlll*JYarmouthl . 19UU ...... — 8 Stationery Offlce , ...... 37 £. s. d.; - 8 Treasury ...... 27 U42 - 5 Austin, A. Esq 2 2 1544 War Offlce ...... 36 Brown, F. C. Esq. - 10 - 11 ,1548 1 1 0 Miscellaneous ...... 6 Buck, C. W. Esq 1 1 0 .1556 1 1 0 Comberlege, Rev. S. F. M.A.. - 10 6 I 1591 _ 1 SCOTLAND. Hill, C.J. Esq 1 1 0 °ilt05 ..'..'....'...'..'...'.'..'.'.'.- 5 0 Bankruptcy, Office of Accountant 1 Jacobs, A. Esq - 5 »!16I« 1 5 Meyers, J. Esq 1 1 6 Board of Lunacy ...... 6 "' 1 1 0 Board of Supervision ...... 13 Norman, W. Esq 1 1 0 I'arker, H. Esq 1 0 - 10 0 Chancery Offlce ...... 3 « 1 1709 -65 Court of Session ...... 9 Raili, Thos. Mrs 1 0 0 1 1756 Vokes, the Misses 1 1 - 10 0 Crown Offlce ...... 6 0 1 1762 - 8 10 Customs, Greeuock ...... 8 Webber, G. F. Jun. Esq - 10 6 ! 1822 1 Exchequer ...... 11 Cottections. ! 1834 , - 11 0 Fishery Board ...... 3 Barringer, W. Esq 1 14 0' 1306 0 General Post Offlce ...... 64 Buck, H. R. Esq. - 15 6 1911 2 Miscellaneous Post Offices ...... 52 Dickson, T. A. Esq. 1 15 OU95_ __2 ...... - 10 0 General Registry Office ...... 5 Lewis, E. H. Esq ...... - 610J2003 ...... - 5 0 Horning Office ...... 1 Rule, B. Esq ...... - 12 0:209---5- - 11 0 Inland Revenue ...... 57 Webber.J. Esq ...... - 6 6,2138 Justiciary Office ...... 6 -12157 ...... 1 Lord Clerk Register's Office ..... 4 Total ..... 16 13 412287 ...... _ Northern Lighthouse Board. .... 4 Proceeds of Entertainment. .140 16 8 2340 ...... 1 Offices of Works ...... 1 — 2341 ...... _ Prison and Judicial Statistics ... 13 SasineOffice ...... 27 2459 MAY 1,1879.] THE LIFE-BOAT. 503 £. i. d. £. t.d. £. i. d. 2505 ,.-65 Gollancz. Rev. H -60 Stepney District, St. George's 2533 ..-53 Harris, Eev. I - 6 0 Lodge -10 0 2562 ,.-60 Jacobs, A. M.Esg; 110 Stokesley District, Flower of ,. - 10 6 Jewell, Mrs. S - 10 0 the Tees Lodge 5 0 0 2899 ...... 113 Joseph, Delissa, Esq 1 1 0 Swafiham District -10 0 2700 ...... -58 Levy, Abraham, Esq 1 1 0 Tonbridge District 1 0 0 2732 ...... -52 Levy, Arthur, Esq - 10 6 Ditto, Holmesdale Lodge 1 0 0 2-41 ..-60 Levy, Maurice, Esq - 10 6 Ditto, Prince of Wales Lodge. - 10 0 2762 .. - 10 t Lindo, Mrs. Billah -50 Ditto, Tonbridge Lodge - 10 0 276? .. - 13 0 ! Meyer, T. Esq - 5 0 Windsor District, King of 2776 ..-76 j Mocatta, F. D. Esq 1 I 0 England Lodge 1 1 0 2940 ..-70 Myers, Asher T. Esq - 5 0 Collected by Master H. P. 2992 ..-95 Norman, N. Esq.. Brighton . - 10 6 Schofield, Bradford - 3 6 3052 .. - 11 3 Polaek, J. Esq -50 Worksop District - 10 0 3083 .. - 13 0 Spielmann Isidore, Esq. C.E. 3132 ..-76 (In memory of his late Total. ,.£40 1 9 3157 .. - 10 0 sister, Miss Dora Spielmaun) 550 3166 .. - 10 0 Jacobs, B«v. A. C., Brighton, 3229 ..-61 collected by:— 3416 .. - 10 0 Abrahams, A. Esq - 6 0 3550 6 0 Cohen, J. H. Esq. -60 3555 - 5 0 Da Costa, J. Esq -50 "MARK LANE" LIFE- 3597 - 7 6 Davis, W. Esq -60 BOAT FUND. 3656 -60 Geinberg&Reichman,Messrs- 6 0 3715 - 8 3 Jacobs, Rev. A. C - 6 0 Hon. Sec.—H. KAIKS-JACKSON, Esq. 3796 - 13 0 Miles, H. Esq -50 Sabscriftioni at Christnuu, 1878-9. 3896 - 5 0 Philips, Nathan, Esq -60 3936 -69 Szaplra, Jacob, Esq. - 6 0 £. s. d. 3957 -50 A. B - 10 0 Allen and Sons, Messrs. Alex. - 10 0 3970 200 Total. .28 4 6 4018 - 12 0 Anderson and Boyd, Messrs.. - 10 0 4148 - 10 0 Aste, Son, and Kerchevall, Donation. Messrs 110 4173 - 15 0 Henry, Mrs. (in memory of 4195 -60 Baucher, Mr. B. L -10 0 4232 -60 her beloved husband) 3 Beaneand Newton,Messrs... - 10 « Begbie, Boss, and Gibson, 4240 -50 £31 1 6 4337 -70 Messrs - 10 0 4355 110 Bellamy, Mr. W. C. B -10 6 4374 11 0 Bovlll and Co., Messrs 110 4535 -50 BoviU and Sons, Messrs. BenJ. - 10 « 4558 - 7 5 Bowyer, Messrs. S. and H.... - 10 0 4565 -..« 0 THE "MANCHESTER Carter, Mr. J. J -10 0 4857 -51 CMld,Messre -10 0 4987 - 10 6 UNITY" LIFE-BOAT FUND. Chippingdale, Mr. S. D - 10 « 5106 - 14 3 List of Voluntary Contributions from Church,Mr -10 0 6154 ...... -12 0 various DISTRICTS and LODGES of the Claudins and Chattaway, 6180 ...... - 9 4 INDEPENDENT ORDER op ODD FELLOWS Messrs -10 « 6405 100 (M. U.) FBIENDLY SOCIETY, from Cole.Mr.R. -10 6 5408 - 5 6 Feb. 1878 to Feb. 1879, per THOHAS Colman, Messrs. J. and J.... - 10 6 6716 - 6 10 COLLINS, Esq. Corder, Mr. F. J -10 6 6812 -60 Coventry and Sheppard, 6848 - 13 8 Donations. £. ». d. Messrs -10 0 6956 - 6 3 Barnstaple District - 10 6 Cowan, Mr -10 0 '6968 - 6 2 Birmingham District, Shake- Dell. Mr. J. H 1 0 0 6977 -71 speare Lodge 2 4 10 Denny, Messrs. C. and J - 10 6 6989 -50 Ditto, Victory Lodge - 6 3 Dewar and Webb, Messrs 1 1 0 6113 -10 6 Ditto, Widows' Friend Lodge - 6 1 Dornbusch's List - 10 0 One Year's Interest on New Bollington District, Fountain Dunham, Wm. ("The Miller") - 10 0 SperCents ...... 12 0 0 of Friendship Lodge - 10 0 Dunkin,Mr.John - 10 0 Sums under 6s ...... 616 8 Boston District 1 1 0 Easton, Messrs. T. and W.... - 10 0 Bury St. Edmunds District, Edwards Brothers, Messrs. ., - 10 6 Total ...... £2,933 2 3 Hive of Industry Lodge ... I 10 0 Fitch and Cozens, Messrs - 10 0 Ditto, West Suffolk Social Gade and Co., Messrs -10 0 DesignLodge 1 2 0 Gammon,Mr. -10 0 Derby District 110 Gird wood and Co., Messrs.... - 10 6 Durham District, per P.G.M. Gregory and Co., Messrs - 10 6 Geo. Walker 5 9 0 Gripper and Son, Messrs - 10 6 THE JEWISH SCHOLARS' Glasgow District, llubert Hadley.Mr -10 0 Burns Lodge 1 14 0 Harris Brothers, Messrs 1 1 0 LIFE-BOAT FUND. Hythe District, Fountain of Harvey.Mr.J -10 0 Honorary Secretary— Friendship Lodge - 12 0 Hastie, Mr. P - 10 0 HEBBEBT BENT WITCH, Esq., LL.B. Isle of Guernsey District 2 14 11 Hewittson and Co., Messrs.... - 10 0 Island of Jersey District 1 0 0 Hopkinson, Mr. C - 5 0 Contributions in aid of the main- Isle of Wight District 1 1 0 Hutchinson, Mr. F. - 10 6 tenance of the Michael Henry Life-boat London North District, Duke James and Sons, Messrs - 10 0 at Newhaven. of Bedford Lodge 0 10 2 Johnson and Son, Messrs - 10 0 Annual Subscriptions. Ditto, Temple of Peace Lodge. 100 Jones and Sons, Messrs. R. P. - 10 0 £. *. d. Lynn District, Perseverance Judkins, Connorton, and Son, A Friend - 6 0 Lodge -10 0 Messrs - 10 0 Benjamin, M. H. Esq., J.P. .110 Ditto, Earl of Leicester Lodge - 10 0 Judkins, Mr. B. L -10 « Bentwltcb, Herbert, Esq., Maldon District, Welcome Kains-Jackson, Mr. H - 10 6 LL.B 7. 1 1 0 Home Lodge - 6 0 Kelly.Mrs -10 0 Bentwitch, Mrs. M - 10 6 Norwich District, Nelson Klein,Mr.Wm -10 0 Cohen, Mrs. Isaac (the late). 220 Lodge 220 Ledger and Marriage, Messrs. - 10 0 Cohen, Miss Lucy 220 Oakham District, Eutland Lenders and Co., Messrs. F... 1 1 0 I)avis,B.E8q 100 Lodge 0 5 0 MacInnes,Mr.M 110 Davis, Lionel M. Esq - 10 6 Pontefract District 1 2 6 Maidlow and Sons, Messrs.. *. - 10 6 Franklin, Ellis A. Esq 2 2 0 SalisbUTyDistrict, Unity Lodge - 5 0 Meeson, Mr. W. M -10 0 Friedlander, Dr - 6 0 Southampton District, Pros- Mitchiner and Lynne, Messrs. - 10 0 Friends in Sheffield and Lon- perity Lodge 1 1 0 Mongredien, Ellerby, and Co., don, per Lionel M. Davis, Spalding District, Welland Messrs - 10 0 Esq 2 0 0 Lodge 110 Mnggeiidge, Mr. T. B - 10 0 504 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1879. £. ». d. £. s. d. Muggeridge and Co., Messrs. 3hance, Edward, Esq 1 1 0 Jones, General H.E., C.B. ... 1 0 Win - 10 0 Chance, R. L., Esq 2 2 0 | Jones, Miss Jane 010 MumfordandCo., Messrs. S. P. - 10 0 3heese, John, Esq 1 1 0| Larcom.Gen.Rt. Hon.SirThos. 1 0 Nevins and Phillips, Messrs.. - 10 0 Christie, Alexander, Esq 0 10 Layton, Admiral 1 1 Nixon, Gower, and Co., Messrs. - 10 0 Clerk, Major-Gen. H., F.R.S., Lea, Mrs. Charles 2 2 Patent Granary Company ... 1 1 0 E.A 2 0 Lechmere,SirE.A.H.,Bt.,MJ>. 2 2 Peek, Frean, and Co., Messrs.. - 10 0 Codd, Admiral E., R.N 1 1 0 • Leslie, Mrs 1 0 Kathbone and Son, Messrs. Cockburn, Lt.-Col. C. F., R.A. 0 10 McClintock, Rear-Admiral Sir Edward - 10 e Corbett, John, Esq., M.P 1 1 Leopold, Kt., F.E.S 0 10 Roberts and Co., Messrs - 10 6 Coxwell, C. Roger, Esq 1 1 McDowall, Rev. Charles, M.A. 2 0 Eobins,Mr.H ..,.-10 6 iradock, Rev. E, H., D.D 3 3 Markham, Captain Albert H. Robinsoo.Mr ,....-10 6 Jrawford, General Copland, R.N 1 Roffey and Son, Messrz 1 1 0 R.A 1 1 Marriott, Maj.-General, R.A.. 1 Eumford, Messrs. L. M. and C. - 10 0 Crozier, Admiral 0 JO Martin, Admiral Sir W. F., Ruston, Watson, and Co., Crozier, Mrs 0 10 Bart., G.C.B 1 Messrs 1 1 0 D'Aguilar, Lt.-Gen. Sir Chas., Mason, Mrs. Oliver 1 Schacht, Mr. T - 10 0 K.C.B..R.A 1 1 Matthews, Mrs 5 Skelton, Mr. T. W., col. by.. .16 15 0 Dalton, Lieut.-Gen. K. A 1 1 Maude, Captain the Hon. F. .. 0 10 0 Ditto names, distributed Davidson, Captain, R.N 1 0 Maude,Colonel G., R.A.,C.B.. 0 10 0 (£6 2s.) Dawson, W. H. Esq 0 10 Meall, Miss. 100 Smith, Mr. Walter -10 6 Deane, Mrs 1 1 Midiileton, Admiral Sir G. Spartali and Co., Messrs 110 3eane,Nav.-Lt. Berkeley, R.N. 1 0 Broke, Bart 5 0 Stuckenschmldt, Mr 1 1 0 Dennis, John, Esq 1 1 Milner, Captain F., R. A 0 10 Sutherland, Mr. ...-10 0 Dennis, Mrs., collected by .... 3 10 Mount Edgecumbe, Lady Vic- Swonnell and Co., Messrs - 10 6 Dennis, William, Esq 1 1 toria A 0 10 Taylor, Mr. Seth - 10 0 Dennis, William, Esq., jun. .. 5 0 Munn, Mrs 0 10 Tyser and Pechey, Messrs. ... - 5 0 Devas, Mrs 1 0 Munn, Mrs. Henry 1 1 Usborne and Son, Messrs - 10 6 Dorville, Admiral 1 1 Noble, Captain, R.A., F.R.S. . 2 2 Vokins, Mr. W - 10 6 Douglas, Mrs 1 0 O'Brien, Mrs. Henry, Donatus 100 W.T -10 0 Dunn, Mrs 1 0 O'Grady, Major Honourable T. 1 0 0 Watney and Keene, Messrs... - 10 6 Dunn, Mrs., collected by...... 2 10 Owen, Tom, Eeq 010 0 Webster Brothers, Messrs - 10 6 Dunsany, Vice-Admiral Lord, Panoramic Sketches 1 It 9 Woodley and Co., Messrs - 10 0 M.P 2 0 Parry, Mrs 010 0 Wright, Mr. T. W 110 Duntze, Admiral 1 0 Peacock, Miss 010 0 Sams under 5s - 19 4 Dyer, Colonel, R.A 1 1 Peel, Rev. F. M.A 1 1 0 Dyer, Sir Thomas, Bart 5 0 Perfect, Rev. Robert, M.A.... 1 1 0 Total £6? 19 10 Edenborough, Mrs 10 0 Perrins, J. Dyson, Esq 5 5 0 Elliot, Admiral the Hon. Chas., Proceeds of Concerts given at C.B 0 10 School of Gunnery, Shoe- Faber, Rev. Arthur, M.A. ... 1 1 buryness 8 8 0 Fanshawe, Admiral, C.B., Provost, Trinity Coll. Dublin .100 THE "OLIVER GOLDSMITH' and Officers Royal Naval Eaglan, Lord 1 1 0 LIFE-BOAT FUND. College, Greenwich 4 10 Bendel, George, Esq 3 3 0 Farquhar, Sir Walter, Bart.. ..10 Rideout, Major, E.H.A 2 2 0 Treasurer— Ferguson, Rev. E 1 1 Higden, Mrs 0 10 0 lieut.-Gen. A. T. TDLLOH, K.A., C.B. Field, Col., R.A 1 1 Robinson, Rev. John 1 1 0 Honorary Secretary- Fitzmayer, General Sir J., Rowan, Maj.-Gen., C.B..R.A.. 100 Miss ADA GOLDSMITH TDLLOH, K.C.B.,E.A 1 0 Sabine, General Sir Edward, Promenade, Cheltenham. Fitzmayer, Lady 1 0 K.C.B 010 0 £. s. <2. Flood, Solly, Esq 1 0 St. George, Lt.-Gen. Sir John, A Friend at West Malvern'.. 1 0 0 Foley, Rt. Hon. Lady Emily . 2 0 K.C.B., R.A 2 0 0 Adye, Gen. Sir John, K.C.B... 1 0 0 Forbes, Mrs. T. G 0 10 St. George, Lady 1 0 Aldrich, H., Esq 1 1 0 Foster,Mrs.C 0 10 Salt, Lady 11 Allsopp, Henry, Esq., M.P... 10 0 0 Fowle, Rev. W., M.A 0 10 Sergeantson, Mrs 0 10 Allsopp, S. Charles, Esq., M.P. 200 Francklyn. Major-Gen., B.A.. 1 0 Shelton, Captain 0 10 0 Alston, F. B., Esq 1 0 0 Freeman, Rev. C. E., M.A. ... 0 10 Smith, Col. Philip, Gren, Grds. 0 10 0 Alston, Mrs. Sydney, collected Freeth,Hrs 1 1 Smith, Miss ....". 1' 0" " by 2 11 0 Frome, M., General, E.E 0 10 Soame, The Misses 1 0 Andrews, C. Esq 110 Fry, Augustine B., Esq 1 0 Solly, N. Neal, Esq 1 0 "Anonymous" 200 Gage, Gen. Hon. E., E.A 1 0 Spencer, Col. Hon. E., R.A. .. 1 0 " Anonymous " 0 10 ~ ge, The Hon. Mrs 1 0 Spurling, Rev. Walter,M.A... 1 0 Archer, Mr. Edward 0 10 0 Gambier, Admiral 1 0 Strickland, Mrs 0 10 Armstrong, Sir William, C.B., Geaves, G. Richard, Esq 1 1 Suckling, Captain, E.N 5 0 I F.R.S 300 Giffard, Vice-Admiral Sir G., Sydney_ . , Rt. _Hon . . .Earl , G.C.B. 1j 0j Armstrong, Lady 2 0 0 K.C.B 0 10 Symington, Captain . Askwlth, Maj.-General, K.A. .100 Goldsmith, Captain, R.N., col- 1,'iito, collected by 0 10 Austin, Alfred, Esq 1 1 0 lected by 1 13 Talbot, MajorF.S., E.H.A.... 1 1 Aylmer, Maj.-General, R.A... 100 Gordon, Colonel Henry, C.B.. 2 2 Taylor, Colonel Right Hon. Ball, Major Francis 1 0 0 Graham, Lt.-Gen. Hope, C.B. . 1 0 T.E..M.P... 200 Banbury, Fred., Esq 3 3 0 Guy, Gen. Sir Philip, K.C.B. ..20 Teesdale, Col. C., C.B., V.C., Banbury, William, Esq 110 Hall, Miss 1 0 E.A 1 1 0 Barrows, J. Hill, Esq 2 2 0 Harris, J. D., Esq 1 0 Tebbitt, Henry, Esq 1 1 0 Bird, Admiral E. L 1 0 Hartland, A. H., Esq 1 1 Thomson, Captain Frank, R.N. 1 0 0 Bloomfleld, Et. Hon. Lord, Hartland,Mrs 1 1 Thompson, Colonel 0 G.C.B 100 Hay, Admiral, J. B. L 0 10 Toke, Major J. L 2 0 Bloomfleld, Lady 1 0 0 Hayes, Admiral John, C.B.... 1 1 Toke, Mrs 0 10 0 Bloomfleld, General Sir John, Hays, E. R. C., Esq 1 1 Tulloh, Lt. Gen. C.B., R.A... 10 0 0 G.C.B.,;R.A 110 Henry, Colonel C., C.B., R.H.A. 1 1 Vaughan, Rev. C. J.. D.I) 1 1 0 Bowman, Mrs 1 0 0 Henry, Honourable Mrs 1 1 Verschoyle, Mrs. Hamilton, Boxer, Maj.-Gen. E.A., F.E.S. 220 Hopton, Mrs. James 0 10 Sen 1 0 0 Boxer, Miss 0 10 6 Hoptons, the Misses 2 0 Verschoyle, Rev. H 1 0 0 Bremner, Miss, collected by.. 2 0 0 Hudson, G. H., Esq 1 0 Warleigh, Lieut. G. A., U.N.. 0 10 0 Bright, Miss 0 10 0 Hudson, Mrs., Woolwich 1 1 Welsh, Richard, Esq 010 0 Briscoe, Mrs 2 0 Hutchinson, Gen. W. N 1 1 Wengierski, Countess. 0 Brooks, G. H., Esq 1 1 0 Hutchinson, Com. R.N 0 10 Whinyates, General K., R.A. . 2 0 Browning, Miss, collected by . 1 5 0 Ditto, collected by 0 10 Wilmot, Lieut.-General 1 1 Burra, Mrs. J. S 2 0 Hutchinson, Miss 1 1 Williams, General Sir F., Bart. Caffln, Vice-Admiral Sir J. Hyde.Miss 1 0 G.C.B 5 0 Crawford, K.C.B 1 0 Inglis, Colonel, R.E 1 0 Wilson, Mrs. 1 Cameron, Com. V. Lovett, C.B., Janasz, D. L., Esq 1 1 Sums under 10s 6 13 E.N. 1 1 ) Jones, Admiral Sir L. Tobias, Cator, Miss ...... 200 G.C.B 1 1 Total £297 5 BRANCHES OF THE ROYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION, WITH NAMES OF THE CONTRIBUTORS. Amounts acknowledged in these Lists are those chiefly received between 1st April, 1878, and 1st April, 1879. Donation! contributed locally for the erectiorTof Boat/anises are omitted after having been once published. PAGE INDEX. WOE PAGB ABEBDOVET ..... 528FlLEY 542 NORTH SUNDERLAND . . .533 ABEBYSTWITH ..... 507 FlSHGUARD 533 NOTTINGHAM 533 ACOCK'S GREEN AND YABDLEY . 541 FLAMBOBODGH 543 PADSTOW .510 ALDBOBOUGH AND TJIOKPE . . 536 FLEBTWOOD . . . . . 523PALLING 530 ALDERNEY ... 565 FOWEY . ' . . . . • 509PEEBLES ...... 557 ALLOA. 550 FKASERBUKGH 547 PEKABTH...... 519 ALSMOUTH 531 CrIHVAS 548 PENZANCE ANI> SENNEN COVE . 510 ANGLESEY ... 506 GLASGOW ...... 555PETEBHEAD ..... 547 ANSTROTHEB 553 GOODWIN SANDS AND DOWNS . 521 PlEL 526 ARBBOATH ... 554 GORLESTOX 536 POOLS 517 ARDHORE .... 5(j2 GOULIDOX ...... 555PORTHCAWL ..... 520 ABDBOSSAH ... 548 OHEESOCK...... 557POBTHDINLLAEN AND ABEBSOCH . 508 ABKLOW 564 GrREYSTOXES ..... 564PORTHLEVEN 510 AYB 5-18 GUERNSEY ..... 565POBTHODSTOCK . * . . 510 BACTON .... 529 HABTLEPOOL 51» PORT ISAAC 511 548 HARWICH ...... 519POBTLOE 511 BALLYCOTTOH ..... 560 HASBORODGB 529 POET LOGAN AND BAY OF LUCE . 558 BALLYWALTEB ..... 560HASTINSS AND ST. LEONARDS . 53.4 PORTMADOO 508 BAHFF AND MACDUFF ... 549 HAUXLEY ...... 532POET OF PLYMOUTH * . .514 BANNOCKBUBN ..... 558HAYLE 509 POET OF ROCHESTER . . . 522 BARHOUTB ..... 529 HENLEY-ON-THAMBS . . . 533PORT PATRICK 559 BARSSIAFUI AND BKATOIOS . 512 HOLYHBAD ..... 506POBTRUSH 559 BATH ...... 534 HOLY ISLAND 532 POBTSMOUTH AND HAYLING ISLAND 520 BELFAST AND GROOHSFOBT . . 559 HOBNSEA 543 RAMSEY 564 BELFBB ...... 512 HUDDEBSFIELD .... 543 BEADING 506 BEHBBIDGB ..... 521 HDLL 543 RHYL 519 BERWICK ...... 531HOSA 549 ROCHDALE 526 BlDEFOBD AND APPLEDOBK . .512 HONSTANTON 529 ROGERS-TOWN 561 BIRMINGHAM ..... 540 HYTHE 521 RUNSWICK 544 BLACKBUBN ..... 523 ILFRAOOHBE AND MOBTE . . . 514 RYE AND WlNCHELSEA . . . 540 BLACKPOOL ..... 523 IPSWICH 536 SALCOHBE AND HOPE COVE . . 515 BLAKENEY ..... 529 IRVINE 548 SCARBOROUGH ..... 544 BLYTH ...... 531 ISLE OF ARRAN . . . .549 SCILLY ISLANDS . . . 511 BOLTON ...... 523 ISLE OF PDBBECK . . . .517 SEAHAM ...... 518 BOSTON • ..... 528 ISLE OF WHTTHOBH . . . .558 SEATON CAREW . . . ,518 BOULMER ...... 531 ISLE^OF WIGHT .... 520SETTLE 545 BRADFORD ..... 542 KEIGHUSY 544 SHEFFIELD 545 BBANCASTER ..... 529 KELSO 557 j SHERIKGHAM 530 BRIDOWATKR AND BURNHAH . 534 KlNGSGATE ..... 522SIIOREHAH ..... 540 BRiDLmGTON ..... 542KING'S LYNN 530 SlDMOUTH 515 BRTDFOBT ..... , 517 KINGSTOWN 561 SKERRIES AND BALBBIGGAN . 561 BRIGHTON ...... 537 KIRKCUDBRIGHT .... 555SOUTHPORT ..... 527 BBISTOL ...... 520KIRKLISTON 557 SOUTHWOLD 537 BROADSTAIBS ..... 521 LANCASTER 523 STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERIES . . 535 BUCKDJ ...... 549 LEEDS 544 ST. ANDBEW'S ..... 553 BnDE ...... 508 LEEK 535 ST. DAVID'S AND SOLVA . . .534 BURTOH-OH-TREIIT . . . .535 LEICESTER 527 ST. IVES (COBNWALL) ... 511 CADOWITH . . . . .508 LIMERICK 562 STAITHES 546 CAHORE ...... 563LmcoLNSHntE SHIPWRECK ASSO- STECHFORD 541 CAHPBELTOWH AND SOGTHBKD . 547 CIATION 527 STIBUNG 558 CABDIGAH ..... 507 LlVEBPOOL AND NEW BRIGHTON . 624 STONEHAVEN 555 CARLISLE AKD SILLOTH . . 511 LIZARD (POLPEAB) .... 509&TBOMNES3 551 CARMARTHEN BAY . . . . 507 LLANDDULAS ..... 512 SUNDEHLAHD AND WHITBURN . 518 CARNSORE ...... 563 LLANDUDNO 508 SWANAGE ...... 517 CASTLETOWIT ..... 564 LLANELLY AND PEMBREY . • 508 SWANSEA 620 CHELTENHAM ..... 520 LONDONDERRY AS» GBEENCASTLE 562 TEES BAY 546 CHESTER ...... 508LOSGIIOI'S 557 TEIGKMOUTH 615 CRICHESTEB HARBOUR & SKLSET 537 LOOE 509 TENBY ...... 534 CLACTON-ON-SEA .... 519LOSSIEMOUTH 553 THURSO 549 CLEETHORPB9 ..... 528 LOWESTOFT AND PAKEFIELD . 537 TORBAY 516 CLOVELLT ...... 5i3 LYDD, DUNGENESS .... 522TORQUAY 516 CORK AND QuEENgTOWH . . 560 LYME REGIS 517 TUAMOUB 563 COUBTHACSHERRX .... 560LYKMOUTH ..... 514TBOON 548 COUBTOWN ...... 563 LYTHAM ...... 525TYRELLA 560 CBESSWBLL ..... 532 MANCHESTER 525 VALESTIA 562 CBOMEB ...... 529 MARGATE 522 WAKEFIELD 546 CRUDEN BAT ..... 547 MARTPORT . . . . .511 WATCHET 534 DALKEITH ..... 550 MELROSE 558 WELLS 530 DARTMOUTH ..... 513 MEVAGISSEY 509 WESTERN CENTRAL . . . 516 DAWLISH ...... 513 MILFORD HATEN . . . .533 WEST HABTLEPOOL . . .518 DERBY ...... 512 MoNTROSE...... 554 WESTON-SUPEB-MARE . . .535 DOUGLAS ...... 564 MOLUON 509 WEXFOBD AND KOSSLA.BB . . 563 DOVER ...... 521 MUNDESLEY ..... 530WEYMOUTH 517 DBOGHEDA ..... 562 MCSSELBUBGH 553 WHITBY AND UPGANG . . .546 DUBLIN ...... 561 NAIBN 557 WHTTEHAVEN AND SEASCALE . 511 DUNBAR ...... 554 NEWARK . . ... 533WHITELISK BAY . . . .547 DtJNOANNOS ADD WATERFORD . 563 NEWBIGGIN 532 WlCK ASD AeE-EBGlL-L . . . 550 DuNDAiK ...... 562 NEWBURGH 547 WlCKLOW 564 DUNDEE ...... 554NEWCASTLE (DCNDBCM) . . 560 WlNTERTON 530 DUNFEBMLINE ..... 553 NEWCASTLE, TYNEMOUTH, ETC. . 532 WlTHERNSEA ..... 546 DUNGABVAN ..... 562NEWHAVEN 540 WOLVERHAMPTON . . .536 DOSWICH ...... 536 NEWQDAY AND ABEBAYBOH . . 50" WORCESTER 541. EASTBOUENI ..... 539 NEWQUAY (COBNWALL) . . 509WORKINGTON 512 EDINBURGH AND LEITH . . 550 NEW ROHNBY AND DDKGEKES9 . 522 WOBTHING 540 EXETER ...... 513 NEWTON ABBOT . . . .514 YABMOUTH AND CAISTEH . . 530 EXMOUTH ...... 513NOBFOLK 529 YEALM RIVER 516 EYEMOUTH ..... 549 NORTHAMPTON. . . . .531 YORK. 547 FALHOUTH ..... 508 NORTH BERWICK . . . .554 YOUGHAI, 560 SPECIAL LIFE-BOAT CONTRIBUTIONS. Crro SEBVICS, p. 605; CLEVEDON, p. 502; COVENT GARDEN, p. 502; FORESTERS', p. 502; JEWISH SCHOLARS', p. 503; MARK LANE, p. 503; ODDFELLOWS, p. 503; "OLIVER GOLDSMITH," p. 604. 506 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1879. ENGLAND AND WALES. £. «. d. S.. «. d. Donations. Price, Mrs. Hugh... 100 Coll. in Box at Pen- £. s. d. glnglmg. Price, J. B. Esq. ... - 10 0 mon Life-Boat Ho. - 8 7 Coles, A. J. Esq 1010 0 Prtchard, Rev. H - 10 0 Ditto in ditto at Collecting Boxes 3 16 1 ANGLESEY BRANCH. Prichard, Hen. Esq. . - 10 0 Garth Ferry, per Liverpool Under- Rayner, Captain G. Mr. Thos. Morgan - 11 t Treasurer and Hon. Sec.— Ditto boxes at Bulk- McVeagh, Belfast ..1? 0 0 WILLIAM PBESTON, ESQ. Roberls, Arthur, Esq. 100 eley Arms Hotel, Proceeds of Concert, Roberts, Mr.J., Bryn- per Messrs. Baker - 8 1 per Dr. Maguire Annual Subscriptions. hyfryd - 10 0 Hall, Mrs. Min-y- and H. A. Ivett, £. s. d. Roberts, J. Esq., Garth Esq 10 0 0 Atkinson. Jobn, Esq. - 10 0 Tyddyn Mawr 10 6 Llanfaes & Penmon Thompson, Capt. of Bangor, Bisbop of . . . 2 2 0Roberts, Mr. David, churches, per Rev. ship Great Admi- Barber, H. Esq - 10 6 Rhyd - 10 6 T.W.Trevor 12 9 6 ral 25 0 0 Beever, J. F. Esq... 110 Roberts, Robert, Esq. 2 1 0 Cull. In Llanhadrig Boston, The Right Church, after a Total Dons. ... 92 6 1 Hon. Lord - 2 0 0 sermon by Rev. J. Total Subs. ... 31 7 0 Davies, R. Esq. M.P. 220 Scofield, W. J. Esq., Davles, Robert. Esq.. 220 per Rhosneigir Pritchard, Miss, Tres- £123 13 1 De Broke, Lady W.. 500 Docker, F. W. Esq. . - 10 0 Slater, Mr. J - 10 0 Roberts, Miss, Maelog 100 Smith, Asherton,Esq.2 0 0 Vivian, Lady, Spe- Duff, Mrs 1 0 0 Smith, Branston,M<0. 110 cial Fund for Moel- Duncnf t, J. Esq. ... - 10 0 Sonter, Miss, per fra Lifeboat - If 1 Edwards, Miss K W. 1 0 0 Rhosneigir Life- Evans, T. F. Esq.. . . - 10 0 boat 1 1 0 Total Dons. ... 35 12 9 Eyton,T.Wynne,Esq. 110 Souter, Miss F., per Total Subs. ...119 14 0 flJerfes&t'u, Gartside, J. H. Ksq. .110 Rhosneigir Life- boat 110 £155 6 9 READING BRANCH. Griffith, H.T.D. Esq. 110 Spargo, Nicholas, Esq.- 10 0 Sparrow, J. Body- Honorary Secretary — Griffith, Miss Conway 100 C. STEPHENS, Esq. Griffith, W. G. Esq.. 1 0 0 chan, Esq ... 1 1 0 Hall, J. Esq 1 1 0 Spode, Josiah, Esq. .200 Annual Subscriptions. Hampton, Miss - 10 0 Thomas, Mr. E. R. . - 10 0 HOLYHEAtt BRANCH. £. I. d. Herbert. Rev. E. . . . - 10 Thomas0 , Lieut.-Col. Andrewes, C. J. Esq. 110 Higgins, G. Esq 1 1 0 Wm. Beaumaris.. - 10 6 President— Austen, Capt. R.N.. 110 Hughes, General. ... - 10 0 Trevor, Rev. Warren 100 The Hon. W. 0. SIAH LKT. Bailey, Mr. J. S 110 Hughes, J. W. Esq. . - 10 6 Trevor, Mrs -10 6 Chairman — Ball Jas Esq .110 Hughes,W.REsq.MP. 110 Verney, Captain E., Rev. Chancellor BBISOOE, D.D. Barnett,F.C.C. Esq. 1 1 0 Hughes, RJones,Esq 100 RN . ... 1 0 0 Ueale, Lansdowne, Hussey, Horace, E^q. 100 Warner, Thos. Esq.. 200 Treasurer and Hon. Sec.— Eeq 1 1 0 James, R. L., Lieut. Weldon, W. H. Esq. 100 W. P. ELLIOTT, Esq. Uenyon, K. Esq. .... 330 E N. A.V. 1 1 0 Whitehead.J.D.,Esq. 550 Annual Subscriptions. Biggs, Mr. W - 10 6 Jones, Archd. Wynne - 10 0 Williams, Rev. Robt. 1 1 0 Barber, H. T. Esq.. . - 10 6 ilirch, Capt. R.N... . 100 Jones,R.Wynne,Esq. - 10 0 Williams, Rev. W. Beaumont, Capt - 10 0 blackweli Messrs. E. Jones,T.NIcholl8,Esq.l 1 0 Brlscoe, Rev. Chan- and F - 10 6 Lewis,Capt.Hampton, Williams, Miss, Tany- cellor, D.D. - 10 0 Blagrave, J. H. Esq. 110 Hon.Sec.Rhoscolyn 100 Cay, Capt. R.N - 10 0 Blandy, F. J. Esq. . . 110 Lewis, Miss - 10 0 Williams,Mrs.,Tros- City of Dublin Steam Blandy, H. B. Esq. .110 Blandy, W. F. Esq. .110 Lingham, F. H. Esq., Williams, Mrs. H. 0. - 10 0 Davis, Richd., Esq. Blowers and Son, per Rhosneigir Williams, W. Esq. ..200 M P 110 Messrs - 10 6 Life-boat . 110 Williams, Rev. John - 10 0 Elliott, W. P. Esq.. . - 10 6 Bourne, J. Esq - 10 6 Lingham, Mrs., per Williams, Rev. J. Ellis, Mr. John - 5 0 Brown, Mr. G. J.... 100 Rhosneigir Life- Francis, J. Esq., Tan Butler, Capt. A., R.N. - 10 0 Wynne, Mrs. Henry. - 10 0 Butler, Mr. G. R.... - 10 0 Luck, Richard, Esq.. - 10 6 Sums under 5s - 4 0 Griffith, Rev. Wm... -BO Bracher aud Syden- Mason, Rev. Wms.. - 10 0 Griffith,J.Lloyd,Esq. 110 Massev, Mrs - 10 0 Haldane, Capt. 100 Bradley, Mr. R - 10 0 Massey, W. Esq - 10 0 Hughes, Mr. John ..-60 Cameron, Rev. A. A. 1 C 0 Meyrick, Sir George, Hughes, Mr. H. G.. . - 5 0 CantrelLMr. W. S.. - 10 0 Donations. Jones, Capt. J. E., Catcbpool, Mr. R.D. - 10 6 MUllngton, Jno. Esq. - 10 0 Amount of burial R.M.S. Ulster 1 0 0 Cobham.Capt.A.W. 1 1 0 Mitchell, H. B. Esq.. 1 0 0 fees by Rev. Robt. Jones, Mr. Jos. - fi 0 Cobham, A. C. Esq. .100 Mitchell, Mrs. H. B. 1 0 0 Williams, received Jones, R. R. Capt.... - 10 0 Cocks, Mrs C - 10 0 Morgan, Rev. B 110 for inierment of Kendall, Captain of Collins, Chas. Esq. . - 10 0 Neave,TheHon.Ladylo 0 0 five bodies of ship- R.M.S. Connaught - 10 0 Collins, Henry, Esq. - 10 0 Nunn, J. P. Esq., per wrecked sailors in Lewis, Capt. Geo. . . - 10 0 Cooper, Mr. J. 0.... - 10 0 Rhosneigir Life- Llanfaelog church- Lloyd, Morgan, Esq., Cooper, Mr. Lewis. . - 10 0 yard, March 1SY8. 1 13 4 QC MP . 110 Cowslade, H. H. Esq. 1 1 0 Bealey, A.F. Esq... 100 London and North Cowslade,W.W.Esq. 110 Owen, John, Esq. ... 1 0 0 Collected by Behrens, Western Rally. Co. 10 0 0 Edge, Jno. Esq 110 Owen, Rev. H.D., D.D. Mackenzie, Admiral 1 0 0 F. W. A 2 0 0 Collected in Penmon Peters, Mr. John ... - 5 0 Ferguson and Son, Owen, Rev. H. D., Quarry, per Owen Pritchard, J.M. Esq., Messrs - 10 6 M.A., Penmynydd 110 Roberts, Cox. Pen- Flanagan, Mr. J. . . . 1 1 0 Owen. R.Brtsco, Esq. 100 mon Life-Boat . . . Pritchard, Mr. R.. . . - 5 0Foottit, Mr. C. M. . . 1 1 0 Owen, R.E. Esq 10 0 Ditto per Miss Amy Pughe.W.J.Esq... - 10 « Forbes, A..C. Esq... 110 Owen. W. H. Esq. ..220 Wood, Kingstown, Stanley, Hon. W. 0. 1 1 0 Fuller, Mr. Josiah.. 1 0 0 Pacey, J. Esq i i o Thomas, Mr. - 5 0 Garland, T. B. Esq. .110 Paynter, J. W. Esq.. - 10 0 Ditto per Miss M. Weston, Mr. John ..-50 Garry, Rev. N. T. . . 1 0 0 Penrhyn, Lord 5 0 0 Wynne Jones, Williams, Mr. Hugh - 10 0 Hilligan, Mr. George - 10 0 Platt, Robert, Esq. ..200 Trieorwerth - 15 2 Williams Mr _ fi 0 Gray, Col. W 1 1 0 Poole, Henry R., Esq 1 1 0 Ditto per Miss Netty H S 110 Preston, N. Francis, Behrens, Manches- Total 31 7 0 Hankey, Sidney A. Esq. Swainston.. . - 10 0 Esq 1 0 0 BRANCHES— LIST OP ANNUAL SUBSCKIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 507 £. t. d. £. t. d. Harbor, Mr. Thos. ..110 Donations. Donationt. Harris, W. E. Esq. .100 £. «. d. £. s. d. Evans, Stephen, Esq. 110 Hawker, The Misses 110 Box, Abbey Restau- Davies, Mr. Wm.... - 6 0 FitzWilliams, C. H. Hawkes & Sons, Halcombe, Major ... 2 0 0 L. Esq - 10 0 Messrs - 10 6 „ Pillar 504 Powell, G.W.G. Esq., FitzWilliams, E. C. Heelas and Sons, „ Queen's Hotel .100 Nanteoa 25 0 0 L. Esq 100 Messrs 1 1 0 „ Ventris, Mr. . . 0 11 6Cont. Pillar-box 3 12 10 Grifflths.EevJ.M.A. - 5 0 Hewett, Hobt. Esq. 110 Clark, W. J. Ksq. ..550 Boxes in Boat-house 4 15 0 Gurnos, Capt. Taylor - 10 0 Hewett, T. E. Esq. . - 10 6 Crawshay. Mrs 5 0 0 Hughes,T.H.E.Esq.- 10 0 Hill, Mr. Arthur ... - 10 6 Hobbs, Mr. J 1 0 0 Total Dons 35 12 10 Jones, Dr. - 6 0 Hobbs, Mr. Josh.... 100 Wells, E. Esq. M.D. 110 Total Subs 20 1 0 Jones, J. Esq -60 Honnslow, Mr. J. Vf. - 10 6 Jones, J. Esq., Solici- Hnlme, The Misses. 220 Total Dons 20 12 10 £55 13 10 tor - 10 0 Total Subs.... 125 6 0 Jones. Eev. J - 6 0 Hunter, Sir P. Bart.. 110 Jones, Mr. Thomas .-60 Hunttey, Mr. Josh. .110 £145 18 10 Lewis, Mrs. Oil..... 220 Iremonger, Mr. R. . . - 10 0 Longcroft, C. E. Esq. 100 Johnson, Mr. Josh.. . 1 0 CARDIGAN BRANCH. Longcroft, Capt 1 0 0 Morris, Thos. Esq. . - 10 0 Chairman — Knox, H. Esq 1 0 National Provincial Layton, Admiral.... 1 0 E, D. JENKINS, Esq. J.P. Bank t 0 « Leach, Mr. John.... 1 o Honorary Secretary — Qtartrigansljirc. JOHN MORGAN, Esq., Collector Parry, J. Esq - 5 0 Lovejoy, Mr. G 1 0 ABERYSTWYTH of Customs. Patrick, J. Esq - 6 0 Perrott, Mr. J - 5 0 Lowndes, Mrs. . . . * . •- 10 6 .Annual Subscriptions. Maitland, T. F. Esq. 110 BRANCH. Powell Dr - 8 0 Brenchley.T.H.Esq - 5 0 Pryce, J. P. V. Esq.. - 10 0 Maurice, 0. C. Esq. . - 10 6 President— Brigstoke, W. Esq. . - 10 0 Messer, Messrs. J. & E. L. PKYSE, Esq. Thomas, J. Esq - 5 0 Brigstoke, Mrs 1 1 0 Thomas, Mrs - 5 0 Chairman — Buck, W. Esq 110 Mlllington, Mr. H... - 10 6 Hli Worship the MATOB. Vaughan, Capt - 10 6 Colby, Mrs. J 100 Walters, Miss 100 Minty, J. Esq 1 0 Honorary Secretary — Colby T. Esq - 5 0 Morland, Mrs. 1 0 Mr. J. WILLIAMS. Davies, Capt. Evan.. - 5 0 Morris, J. T. Esq. .. 1 o Morris, Mr. Chas.... - 1 6 Annual Svbscriptiont, Davies, D. Esq., M.P. 2 2 0 Total £18 18 6 £. «. d. Davies, Rev. W. C. . - 5 0 Morris, Mr. Josh.... 1 0 Abbott, Mr. Thos... - 5 0 Davies, T. Esq - 10 0 Mount, W. G. Esq. . 1 0 Cozens, G. W. Esq.. - 5 0 Davies, D. G. Esq. . . - 10 0 Oakshott, Mr. E - 10 0 Davies, D. Esq., M.P. 220 Evans, W. P. Esq... - 10 0 Palmer, A. Esq. . . . 5 0 0Davies, Mr. D. J - 10 0Gilbertson,W.E.Esq. - 5 0 Palmer, George, Esq. 1 I o Davies, Mr. Mat. H.. - 5 0 Gower, Capt. E - 10 0 Palmer, G. W. Esq.. 300 Davies, Morris, Esq. - 10 0 Griffiths, Mr. Thos.. - 5 0 Palmer, W. J. Esq.. 2 .2 0 Hartley, M. Esq. ... - 5 0 Petty, F. Esq - 10 6 Edwards, Eev. Llew- Petty, Mrs - 10 6 ellyn MA - 5 0 Howell, Capt 1 1 0 Edward's, Eev. T. C., James, J. T. W. Esq. - 10 0 Philp, Mr. Thos - 10 6 M.A - 10 0 James, Levi, Esq - 5 0 ©axmatrtjmsbm. Porter, Thomas, Esq. 100 Ellis, Mr. David.... - 5 0 Jenkins, R. D. Esq. . - 10 0 Evans, Mr. D. H.... -SO CARMARTHEN BAY Eogers, Thos. Esq. .110 Evans, Miss J. A. . . - 10 0 Jones, Mr. Owen ... - 10 0 EosUng, S. Esq 1 1 o Evans,Rev.W.,M.A. - 5 0 Kell, J. G. Esq., BRANCH. ShackeL, W. Esq -10 6 C.E - 5 0 Simonds, B. Esq. ... - 10 6 Fossett, Mrs - 5 0 President— Gibb,F.T.Esq 110 Lewis, Col., Clynfleu - 10 0 VISCOUST EMLTN, M.P. Simonds, H. J. Esq.. 110 Harris, T. D. Esq. ..-50 Lloyd, G. Mrs. - 5 0 Slocombe, W. Esq... 110 Hughes, A. J. Esq. .-60 Lloyd, T. E. Esq., Vice-President— Smith, Arthur, Esq. 110 M.P 1 0 0 RlCHABD JOiSIXGS, Esq. Smith, Chas. Esq. . . - 10 0 James, John, Esq... - 10 0 Solomon, Mr. C. E. . - 10 0 James, Mr. Rich.... - 5 0 Miles, Rev. E 1 o 0 Honorary Secretary — Jones, Edw. Esq.... - 10 6 Morgan, T. Esq., Sol. - 10 0 J. B. RISLEY, Esq. Southey, Thos. Esq.. 550 Jones, Mr. John Parry, Miss Webley - 5 0 Spokes, Sir Peter ... 1 1 o (Grocer) -SO Phillips,J.Esq.,M.D.- 5 0 Annual Subscriptions. Jones, Mr. J. P., Stewart, Captain ... 1 0 0 £. t. d. Stephens. Eev. W.E. Pier St. - 6 0 Wilkins and Co. Bath, Mrs. Henry J., W 110 Jones, Thos. Esq. . . - 10 « Messrs 1 0 0 Alltyferin, Car- Stephens, C. Esq. ... 2 2 o Loxdale, Jas. Esq... 110 Woodward, Messrs.. - 10 0 Stephens, Capt. F, . . 1 1 0 Morgan, Mr. John. . - 10 0 Sums under &<...... 690 Bright and Garrard, Stevens, Mr. S. B... 110Morgan, Mrs. B - 10 0 Messrs - 5 0 Strange, J. T. Esq. .110 Morris, Capt. T..'... - G 0 Total 26 5 0 Brigstocke, W. B. P. Strange, W. J. Esq.. 110 Morris, Mr. Richard - 5 0 Esq 110 Stransom, Mr. J. T.. - 10 6 Donations. Brigstocke, Mrs. ... - 2 6 Sturgis, Bev. A - 10 0 Oaks, T. H. Esq - 6 0 Committee of Car- Phillips, Eev. Canon - 10 0 digan Eisteddfod Buckley, Mr. J. N. . - 5 0 Sutton, Alfred, Esq. 1 1 o Pryse.Col 110 Burgmann, C. Esq. . - 10 6 Button, Herbert, Esq. - 10 6 Bea, Mr. John - 10 0 Cawdor, The Earl of 5 0 0 Sutton, M. H. Esq. .110 Roberts, David, Esq. - 10 0 Cross, Miss Arengo . - 10 0 Taylor, J. 0. Esq. . . - 10 6 £52 15 11 Davies, Mostyn, Esq. -SO Thoyts, Major 100 Roberts, Jacob, Esq. - 5 0 Roberts, Mrs. Rich.. - 10 0 Edwardes, Messrs. .-26 Thwaites, A. Esq. ..220 Eudler, Prof. F. W., Falkener, E. Esq.... 110 Tompkins, Mr. E. . . - 10 0 K.G.S - 10 0 Gwyrme, Mrs. M. E. - 10 0 Travers, Kev. C. H.. - 10 0 Samuel, Mr. Thos... - 6 0 NEWQUAY & ABER- Hamilton, Lady. ... 1 0 0 Turner, Mr. Thomas - 10 0 Thomas, Mr. Thomas - 5 0 James, Rev. D. 0. . . - 5 0 Waterhouse, A. Esq. 1 1 0 AYRON BRANCH. Jennings, R. Esq.... 1 1 0 Welch, Arthur, Esq. - 10 6 Thomas, W. H. Ksn. - 6 0 Watkins, Capt. E. . . - 5 0 President — Jones, J. Esq., M.P. 110 Wheeler Bros.Messrs. - 10 6 Watkins, John, Esq. - 6 0 Captain C. E. LOKGCBOFT. Lester and Co., Wilder, Mr. Jno. ... - 10 0 Williams, Mr. John. - 5 0 Wilson, J. H. Esq. .110 Honorary Secretary — Morgan, Mr. D. M.. - 5 0 Witherington, D. H. Williams.PhiUip.Esq - 5 0 Mr. THOMAS JONES. Williams, Mr. T - 6 0 Morris, T. C. Esq. .. 110 Morris, W. Esq 110 W. B. E 1 1 o Williams, Eev. T. E. 50 Annual Subscript-urns. Williams, W. Esq. Davey, Eev. W. H., NevllI.W. H. Esq.. 110 Sums under 10s. ... 1 8 0 (Sol ) - 5 0 M.A - 10 0 Norton, Henry, Esq. - 10 6 Williams, W. Esq. . - 10 0 Davids, Mrs. H. Pen- Norton, Mrs. W 1 1 0 Total 125 6 0 Williams, Mr. W. T. - 6 0 rhiw - 5 0 Parnell, Eobert, Esq. 2 2 0 Wynne, Mr. E. P. . . - 5 0 Davies, Capt. Thos.. - 5 0 Peel, Mrs - 10 0 Davies, T. Esq - 10 0 Peel, K. W. Esq. ... - 10 0 Davies, W. J. Ksq. .100 Richards, B.W. Esq., 508 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1879. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. a. £. s. d. Richards, Mr. W - 2 6 Felton, George, Esq. 220 Cwmorthin Slate Co. 1 1 0 Highton, Rev. E 0 10 0 Risley, J. B. Esq.... 110 Greene, R. E-q 10 6 Dunlop, A. M. Eeq. . - 10 6Hockin, John, Esq. .100 Roberts, Mr. W. ..'. 100 Heward, Peter, Esq. 0 10 0 Ellis-Nanuey, H. J. Hockin, Mrs. Frank - 6 0 Scott, J. J. Esq - 10 0 Kerr, L. Glenton, Esq i o 0 Hockin, E. Esq - 5 0 Spurrell.George.Esq. - 10 0 Esq . .330 Evans, Owen, Esq. . . 1 1 0 King, D. H. Esq 5 0 St. David's, The Morgan, Rev. J. ... - 10 0 Greaves & Sons, Maskell, W. Esq 100 Mostyn, The Lady John W 100 Thynne, Rev. Lord Thomas, George, Esq. - 10 0 Griffith O Esq ... - 10 6 John 5 0 0 Thomas, John, Esq. - 10 0 Myatt, J. Esq - 10 6 Harlech,TheRt.Hon. Yonge, Rev. Duke.. - 5 0 Thomas, Thos. Esq., Kicol, James, Esq., M.D., J.P - 10 6 Holland, S. Esq., M.P. 100 Total ....£15 15 0 Tregoning, J. S. Esq. 110 Smith, Mr. W 0 5 0 Homfrav, D. Esq.. . . - 10 0 Vaughan, Mr. E.... - 5 0 Stanistreet, W. Esq.. 110 Jones, J. H. Esq. ... - 5 0 Warburton.Mrs 100 Thursby, Major J.L., Jones, John, Esq - 5 0 Wienholt, Fred. Esq. 110 J.P i i o Jones, William, Esq. 100 Wilkins, Messrs., Thursfleld, Rev. — . 0 10 6 Lloyd, Mr W - 2 6 CADGWITH BRANCH. Williams, B. Esq., Minshull, Mrs. F.... 100 Williams, Arch- M.D 10 6 Mutual Insurance President- Williams, T. Esq.... 2 2 0 Society 10 0 0 Captain SIMONS, R.N. Williams, B. T. Esq., Wolferstan, Miss... - 10 6 Oakley, W. E. Esq. .500 Chairman — Q C M P 10 6 Owen, Capt. G. H. . . 1 0 o Mr. Cox, Cadgwith. Williams, Mrs. H... 110 Total 17 10 6 PercivaLF. S. Esq. . 1 0 0 Honorary Secretary — Donations. Priestley, Miss 1 0 0 Eev. F. C. JACKSON. Total 36 12 6 Spooner, C. E. Esq. . - 10 6 Annual Subscriptions. Woody, — , Esq 110 Welsh Slate-Co 100 Davis, Thomas, Esq. 110 Donations. Rogers, Henry, Esq.. - 10 6 Contribution Boxes :— Contents of Boxes:— 11 J 10 Total £31 3 0 Jones, Mrs. Owen, j£31 13 4 Total £1 11 6 FORTH DIN LLAEN Total Dons 3 5 1 FALMOUTH Total Subs 36 12 6 BRANCH. CJjes&tu. BRANCH. £39 IT 7 Rev. 0. LLOYD WILLIAMS. President— PORTHDINLLAEX BRANCH. CHESTER BRANCH. B. R. BBOAD, Esq., J P. Annual Subscriptions. Hon. Secretary — Chairman — LLANELLY AND Asheton-Smith.G.W. THOMAS H. DIXON, Esq. THOMAS WEBBEB, Esq., J.P. PEMBREY BRANCH. D Esq 2 2 0 Annual Sitbscriptions. Honorary Secretary — Finch, Col. Wynne.. 3 0 0 £. s. d. CHAELES CLIFT, Esq. Honorary Secretary — Hughes, W. Bulkeley, Mr. C. H. BEOOM. Brassey, J. E. Esq.. . - 10 6 Annual Subscriptions. Esq M.P 2 0 0 Dixon, Miss P. A. . . 1 1 0 Basset, G.L. Esq.... 300 Annual Subscriptions. Lloyd-Edwards, F. Dlxon, Mrs. A. M. . 1 1 0 Broad and Sons, Ball, Capt. P. -60 W. Esq 5 0 0 Burry Port and Gwen- Dixon, T. H. Esq. ..330 Parry, .Love Jones, Fleming, Dr 1 1 0 Bull.CoLM -10 0 dreath Valley Co. . 220 Carne, Messrs. W. and Elkington, Mr. H. . . 1 1 0 Garnett, W - 10 6 Pwllheli and Nefyn Massie, Admiral.... 100 E.C. 110 Mutual Marine Parry, C. T. W. Esq. 110 Carter, Mr - 5 0 Hand, Mr. J. Kenneth 110 Insurance Society Potts, A. Esq 330 Chard, Mr. A - 5 0 Jones, Capt. T - 5 0 (1 year) 1 12 6 Llanelly Harbour Townshend, C. Esq.. 110 Clift,Mr.C. - 5 0 Commissioners ... 5 0 0 Total 18 14 6 Walker, Parker, and Mason & Klkington Donations. Co. Messrs. J 2 2 0 Corfleld, Mr. T - 2 6 Concert at Nefyn. . .10 1 1 Wood, Albert, Esq. Corfleld, Mr. W - 5 0 Nevill, Druce, & Co., J.P. 110 Cole, Mr., M.P 220 £29 2 1 Cox & Sons, Messrs. - 10 6 Samuel, Capt. Simon - 10 0 Total £11 15 0 Duckham, Mr. F. . . . - 5 0 Stepney, Sir A. K. Fox and Co., Messrs. Cowell 300 ABERSOCH BRANCH. G C 220 Annual Subscriptions. Fox, Mrs. Alfred ... 1 1 0 Asheton-Smith,G.W. Freeman, Mrs. John - 10 0 Total 18 13 6 Freeman, Mr. J. D. . - 10 0 Donation. Evans. 0. Esq 2 2 0 Genn Mr. W. J - 10 6 Ashburnham, Right Nanney, H. J. Ellis, Halligey, Mr. J. W.. - 5 0 Hon. Earl of 5 0 0 Esq 1 0 0 Hosken, Mrs. S 1 0 0 Pearson, G. Esq 2 2 0 GCorntoall. Jenkins, Mr. D. J., i23 13 6 Port Madoc Mutual M.P 220 Marine Insurance 500 BUDE Jenkins, Mr. G. A. . - 10 6 BRANCH. Jenkins, Mr. W - 5 0 13 1 0 JeweU, Mr. W. W.. - 10 6 President — Kemble, Mrs 5 0 0 Donations. SIB T. DYKE ACLAND, Concert at Pwllheli 21 18 4 Kimberley, Earl of . . 110 (JCarnarbonsfnw. EAST., M.P. Kennerley, Mr. J. C. 1 1 0 Total £35 5 4 Treasurer— Lean, Mr. W. H 10 6 ORME'S HEAD Rev. E. HIGHTOX. (LLANDUDNO) Honorary Secretary — Mitchell, Mr. N - 5 0 BRANCH. WILLIAM Rows, Esq. Olver, Mrs. J - 5 0 Chairman — PORTMADOC Pollard, Mr. H - 5 0 Rev. J. MoKiiAN, Llandndno. Annual Subscriptions. Richards, Mr. J. J. . - 5 0 BRANCH. Selley.Mr. Wm - 5 0 Treasurer — £. «. d. J. ADET WELLS, Esq. Chairman — Abraham, John, Esq. - 5 0 Solomon, Mr. W. H. - 5 0 Major E. W. MATHEW. Acland, Sir T. D. Snow Mr R - 5 0 N.P. Bank, Llanduduo. Bart., M.P 500 St. Aubin, Sir John, Honorary Secretary— Honorary Secretary — Bart M P . .110 G. F. FELTON, Esq. 1). HOMFEAY, Esq. Carnsew, Kev. T. S. . - 10 0 Symons, Mr. G. W. H. - 10 0 Annual Subscriptions. Annual Subscriptions. Tilly Mr. H - 5 0 £. s. d. Breese, Edwd. Esq.. .-50 Davey, Oliver, Esq. .-50 Tremayne, Colonel .110 Allen, F. Esq 1 1 0 Do. for Tremadoc English, J. T. Esq. . - 10 0 Vivian, Mr. Pen- Chantrey, J. Esq 0 10 6 Gurney, Miss - 5 0 darves, M.P 1 1 0 BEANCHES— LIST OF ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 509 £. s. £. s. d. £. s. d £. s. d. Whitehaven Ship- Williamson, Thos... -50 DERBY BRANCH. Mackrell, T. Esq.. . . - 10 0 building Co., 2| Majendie, Rev. H.W. 110 years' subscription 2 10 0 Worton, J - 10 0 Treasurer — Marshall, J.P.S.Esq.. 110 Whiteside, Mr. H. J. - 5 0 Contribution Box at WILLIAM PEAT, Esq. Martin, A. Esq - 10 6 Whittle, Messrs - 5 0 Custom House ... - 8 2 Honorary Secretary — Martin, Mrs. W 110 Wilson and Kitchin, T. H. HARRISON, Esq. Mock E Esq 1 0 0 MOJITO, Mrs. C. A... 1 1 0 Wilson, Mr. John . . - 5 0 Total £24 1 2 Annual Subscriptions. Nott, Mrs - 10 0 Winder Iron Ore Co. 1 1 0 £. «. a Pick, J. P. Esq , , . - 10 0 Whitehaven, Trustees Bakewell and Co. Pinckney, G.H. Esq. - 10 6 of the Port of 10 0 0 Pinckney, Mrs - 10 6 Curzon, Hon. Mrs. . . 1 1 Pinkett, E. Esq 100 Harrison, T. H. Esq. 1 1 Pitowsky, A. Esq... - 5 0 Howitt, Mrs 1 1 Ponsford, G. Esq,... 100 Moody, John, Esq.. . - 10 Rafarel, W. J. Esq. .-50 Morley F. E*q 2 2 Robinson, J. D. Esq. - 5 0 Donations. Newbold, J. W. Esq. - 10 Rossiter, W. Esq.. . . - 10 6 Box at Seascale Hotel - 11 0 Newton, C. E. Esq... 1 1 Rutty, Rev. J. .... - 10 0 Do. at do. Boat House - 16 4 Peach, Mrs. Kdward. 2 2 Seymour, Rev. A. E. - 10 6 Do. at Custom House, LLANDDULAS Peat, Wm. Esq 2 2 Sharland, Mrs - 5 0 Whitehaven - 4 0 BRANCH. Roe, T. Esq., sen., the Skinner, Mr. Jno.... - 5 0 Smyth, John, Esq... - 10 0 Total Dons 1 11 4 Chairman — Walters, Mrs 1 1 Stout, Miss 110 Total Subs 75 1 6 ANBBEW DoriE, Esq. Tamlyn, J. Q. Esq. . - 10 6 Total £14 14 0 Vellacott, Mr. H - 6 0 £16 12 10 Eev. J. DA VIES, M.A. Vellacott, Mr. W. . . - 5 0 White, Richard, Esq. 110 Annual Subscriptions. Williams, C. H. Esq. - 10 0 £. s. d Wiltshire, C. S. Esq. - 10 0 Beckett, Mrs 100 Wills, John, Esq.... - 5 0 WORKINGTON Davies, Eev. J 100 Yeo.W. A. Esq - 5 0 BRANCH. Doyle A Esq 200 Sums under 5s - 13 3 Hesketh, R. B. Esq. .600 Chairman — Kneeshaw & Co., Total 45 0 9 CHAKLES J. VALENTINE, Esq. Donation. Llanddulas Quarry Honorary Secretary — BARNSTAPUE AND Half-proceeds of col- J. C. THOMPSON, Esq. BRAUNTON lection at Barn- staple parish ch., Annual Sutecription. Total £19 0 0 BRANCH. Jan. 5, 1879, per Bowness, Capt. Rich. - 5 0 Vice-Patron — Rev.A.E. Seymour 5 13 0 Donations. The EARL FORTESCUE. £50 13 9 Alexander, Jas - 10 0 Chairman— Bain Jas C - 10 0 Rev. A. E. SEYMOOK. Bell, Capt. Thos. ... - 6 0 Treasurer — T. W. GUPPT, Esq. BIDEFORD AND 3?9Etl>gSj)ttt. Honorary Secretary — APPLEDORE Brown, John P. .... - 6 0 A. J. LAW, Esq. BRANCH. Clifton, Rev. C. W.. - 10 0 BELPER BRANCH. Annual Subscriptions. £. i. d. Chairman— Davidson, Joseph... - 5 0 Chairman — A very, Mrs. Alice .-60 E. TJ. VIDAL, Esq. Derwent Iron Co.... - 10 0 H. LOMAS, Esq. Avery, W. Esq - 10 0 Honorary Secretary- Bassett, Rev. Francis - 10 0 Rev. I. H. COSSET, M.A. E. DAVENPORT, Esq. Brewer, the late D. Assist-Honorary Secretary — E. F. and H. G. S. . . - 5 0 Honorary Secretary — Mr. W. NICOI, Falcon, M. - 10 0 W. P. ADSHEAD, Esq. Chanter, J. R. Esq. .-50 Annual Subscriptions. Chichester, C. Esq. .100 Fisher and Sprott. .. 110 Annual Subscriptions. Chichester, R. Esq.. - 10 0 Bazeley, H. M. Esq.. - 5 0 Frousdell, S. T - 5 0 £. s. d. Crang, John, Esq.... - 10 0 Adshead, Mr. W. P.. 1 1 o Crosse, R. J. Esq. ..500 Brooke, Mrs. (1877). 10 0 Adshead, Mrs. W. P. - 10 6 Brooke, Mrs. (1878). - 10 0 Griffiths, W - 10 0 Adshead, Miss W. K 10 6 Day, G. H. Esq - 5 0 Harrison, R.M - 5 0 Adshead, Mr. G. H. - 5 o Dennis, T. J. Esq.. . - 10 0 Buckland, Rev. S. . . - 5 0 Hill, Rowland - 5 0 Anthony, Mr. W. B. - 10 6 Fletcher, Miss - s 0 Chappie, N. Esq. ... - 5 0 Bourne, Mrs 110 Fletcher, W. Esq. .. 1 1 o Jharlewood, Admiral 100 Hour, J - 5 0 Fortescue, Rt. Hon. Churchward, Rev. Iredell Brothers.... 100 Calvert, Mr - 5 0 Earl 2 2 0 M. D. Dimond.... - 10 0 Friend, Rev. F - 5 0 Gifford, — , Esq 100 Cock, Mr. R 6 0 Kirk Brothers 10 0 Bould, W 10 0 Coffin, J. R. Pine,Esq. 100 Litt, Chas -10 0 Hogg, Mr. F. - 6 0 Gribble, the Misses .-60 Melon, Wm - 5 0 Hogg, Mr. J. M - 5 0 Haggard, Rev. C.. .110 Cook, Mr. A - 5 0 Hunter, Mr. J 1 1 0 Hall, Rev. W.C... .-60 hooper, Mrs. J.Groves - 10 0 Mordy, Wm 100 Lichfleld, Miss - 10 0 Hall, T. M. Esq. ..-50 )arracott, Mr. J. . . . - 5 0 Lloyd, Rev. R. L - 10 0 Harper, Jos. Esq. . - 10 0 )ayman, A. Esq. Peile A . . . . - 10 0 Lomas, Mr. H - 10 0 Harris, W. P. Esq . - 5 0 Robinson, Mr. J. - 10 0 leathcoat, Miss ... - 10 0 >ayman, A. Esq. Kobinson, Capt. R. . - 10 0 Smedley Bros - 10 0 Horwood, T. B - 5 0 Salter, M - 5 0 Smedley, Mr. E - 6 0 Saunders,G.F - 5 0 Smedtey, Mr. J - 10 0 Hughes, R. tsq. ... 1 l 0 Mdham, Capt. R.N. . - 6 0 Scott, Josh - 10 0 Stone, Mr. S 5 0 Jackson, Capt. Philip 110 Tomlinson, Mr...... - 5 0 )igby-Murray, Esq. - 10 0 Topham, Miss 10 0 Lamping, Mr. Jas... - 6 0 Dowell, Rear- Admiral, Sewell, T - 10 0 Wheedon, Messrs. ..-50 Law, A. J. Esq. . . - 10 6 Simpson, J. S - 10 0 Whlttaker, Mr. W. . - 5 0 jaw, Miss -10 0 Drew, Miss - 5 0 Snelus, G. J -10 0 Law, T. S. Esq - 10 0 >unn, Miss - 5 0 Sprott, Capt. J - 10 0 Collecting Boxes. ... - 14 4 Law,Mrs.W -10 0 fierville, J. M. Esq.. - 6 0 West Cumberland Total £14 5 10 jock, James, Esq. IVaser, P. H. Esq. ..-50 ( Braunton) - 10 0 Glubb, Messrs - 5 0 BEANCHES— LIST OF ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 513 £. «. d. £ . s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. Gordon, the late J.G. Chichester, Rev. J. J. - 5 0 Ferris Mr R - 10 6 Cutler Miss - 10 0 Esq - 10 0 Chope, Rev. M - 5 0 Ferris, Mr. Wm. ... - 5 0 Jarris, Capt. John.. - 5 0 Fortiscue, M. (Judge) 100 Dickens, Capt. - 10 0 Gosset, Rev. I. H.... - 10 0 Raymond.LouisRou- Garland, Mrs. T. B.. - 10 0 Drake, t>r - 6 0 Gnille, Rev. G. de C. 1 1 0 Gething, Mr. E. L.. . - 10 0 Hake, Mr G - 5 0 Stucley, Lieut.-Col. .100 Gompertz, Rev. .... - 5 0 Ellis, Rev. R - 6 0 Hatherly, Mrs - 10 0 Trustees of the Clo- Grace Mrs - 10 0 Follett, J.C. Esq.... 110 HaverneldYr.W.Esq.- 10 0 velly Estate 220 Harding, Stafd., Ed. - 10 6 Friend, per Miss Heathcote, C. Esq. ..-BO Tucker, T. Pitts,Esq. - 10 6 Hayes VV". H - 5 0 Hole, C. W. Esq. ... - 6 0 Vine, Mrs. M. in memory Hole, The Misses.,. - 10 0 of late Capt. Heard -80 Hughes, Col - 10 6 Gard, Mrs 1 1 o How & Co. Mr. J.. . . - 10 0 Jackson, Major 1 1 0 Hutchirison, Gen. ... 1 0 0 Total 5 7 6 King, Mr.J. (J - 10 6 Gibbs, T. B. Esq. , . . 0 10 0 Hutcinnson, Lt.-CoL - 10 0 Lea, Mr. Thomas ... 5 5 0 Gray, W. Esq. - 5 0 Incledon, Miss - 5 0 Lees Mr. D - 5 0 Sreen,E.Esq - 5 0 James, Boucher, Esq. - 10 0 Donations. Keir, J. L. Esq. .... - 10 0 A. W. S., W. R. K. . - S 0 Hooper, Smith, Esq. - 6 0 Kempe, Rev. J C. . . - 10 0 Brimacombe, C - 5 0 Marshall', Miss - 5 0 Hoskins, Rev. — ... - 5 0 Curtin, J. & B - 5 0 Mayne, Rev. Jas. ... - 10 o Huxnam, C. Esq. ... 1 1 0 Dayman, A. E - 5 0 I'Anson, J. Esq - 10 0 Ludlow, Rev.A. R. . - 6 0 G. N. E - 5 0 Millman.Mrs -50 Jane, Rev. — - 5 0 Macartney, Major . . - 5 o McDonald, Mrs - 5 0 Moss Mr 10 6 Kennaway,Mia8 A,. 1 1 0 Macartney, Miss.... - 6 0 Rattenbury.J. L.... - 5 0 Nuthall Miss 10 6 Macleod, Mrs - 5 0 Watney, James, Esq., Pearce,'H:'W 1 0 0 Lloyd, H. Esq - 10 6 Mallett, Mr. H. L. ..-50 Pennell, Mr. H. B... - 5 0 Martyn, H. Esq - 10 0 Narraway, Mr...... 5 0 Sums under 5s 3 5 0 Pennell Mr E - 5 0 Mason, Browne, Esq. - 5 0 Peard, G. Esq - 8 0 Pike, Mr. W. Jupp .110Milford, J. Esq 100 Pickard, Mr. W -BO Total Dons 820 Pike, Mr. John B. ..-50 Pinkett, T. E.Esq... -BO Total Subs 5 1 8 Purcell, Rev. L. T.. . - 10 0 Milne, Mr - 5 0 Portsmonth,Conntess 100 Roberton, Miss 1 1 0 Mortimer, Major ... - 5 0 Prust, Mrs - 6 0 £13 9 6 Rowe, Mrs. John ... 3 0 0 Munfc,Mrs 110 Pyke Mrs .110 R S A - 6 0 Norman and Pring, Reynolds, Miss - 6 0 Smith Misses - 5 0 Reynolds, Eev.E... - B 0 Short & Son, Messrs. - 10 6 Rickard, Mrs -60 DARTMOUTH Solomon, Mr. Leon.. - 10 6 Finder and Tuckwell, Rogers, Thos. Esq... - 10 0 BRANCH. Rooker, J. Esq - 8 0 Stephens, Mr. I - 5 0 Sanders, R. Esq 110 Chairman — Stephens, W. H - B 0 Sanders, R. Esq 110 CHABLES CHALKEB, Esq. Strickland, Miss .... 1 1 0 St. Ledger, Miss 5 0 Scott, Major - 6 0 Honorary Secretary — Sweet, Colonel - 5 0 Sillifant, Rev. C. W. - 8 0 PERCY HOCKIN, Esq. Snow,E.Esq - 10 6 Smart Miss ... - 5 0 Tonge Mr C 1 1 0 Treffry, G. Esq 1 1 0 Stevens, J.C.M. Esq. 100 Annual Subscriptions. Turner, Mr. C. H. . . 1 1 0Thomas and Co., Stucley, Sir G. Bart.. 110 Bridson, Mr. H 5 5 0 Ware Mrs . . ..-50 Sutcliffe Dr - 5 0 Chalker, Mr. C - 10 6 Welsh Mr - 10 0 Tucker, C. Esq. - 5 0 Thrupp, Capt. R.N.. - 10 0 Hockin, Mr. Charles Whidborne, Mr. I.S. - 10 6 Turner, G. Esq - 8 0 Sums under 5s -10 0 Turner, Mrs - 10 0 Turner, Mr. J. W. . . - 8 0Hockin, Mr. Percy . - 10 6 Varwell Mr - 2 6 Vellacott, Mr. W - 8 0 Lewis, Captain C. . . - 5 0 Total. . .37 18 6 White, Rear- Admiral 110 Lewis, Captain J. . . - 5 0 WUcocks, Weston, & Vidal, Mrs ". - 10 0 Lyne, Mr. Timothy. - 5 0 Donations. Walter, J. W. Esq.. - 6 0 Packe, Mrs 110 Burrowes, Mr. H.... 100 Ward, Mr. W. - 6 0 St. Aubyn, Rev. Ed- Douglas, Lady 1 0 0 Wilson & Son, Messrs.- 6 0 Wheeler, Lt.-CoL.. -BO mund 1 1 0 Wippell, Mr. C. J. . . - 10 0 White, Wm. Esq.. .-50 Toms, Captain - 10 6 Pillar and Collecting Wippell,J. Esq..... - 5 0 WickhamandCo... - 5 0 Woodward, Mr - 10 6 Boxes 510 4 Sums under 5s -11 0 Willcock, Mr. S. C. -BO Total 10 8 o Willett, Capt. - 10 0 Total Dons 8 10 4 Total 39 17 0 \Villett, Bev. C. ... -BO Total Subs 37 18 6 Wilmot, Paul, Esq. -50 Donations. Donations. Wilson, Messrs. ... - 5 0 Bridson, Mr. H 5 5 0 Ashworth, E. Esq. .-50 Wren, A. B. Esq.. . - 10 0 Graham, Capt. R.N. 100 £46 8 10 Wren, Capt. R. F. . - B 0 Harris, Mr.J 1 1 0 Sums under 5s..... 17 3 6 Churchill, Miss 200 £17 14 0 Hamlyn, Miss - 5 0 Total 54 18 6 Martyn, Capt - 5 0 EXETER BRANCH. Donations. Box at Boat House. . - IB 10 DAWLISH BRANCH. . President— Box at Appledore The Right Hon. the EARL Total Dons 3 15 0 Custom House. ... - 12 3 Chairman— OF DEVON. Total Subs 39 17 0 Box at Post Office, SIB J. DDHTZE, BART. Honorary Treasurers and Northam 13 3 Treasurers — Secretaries. £43 12 0 Other Boxes (under C. TONGE, Esq., J.P. T. B. GIBBS, Esq. 5s.) - 6 1 C. H. TUBNEH, Esq., J.P. CODBTENAY H. EDMONDS, Esq. Total Dons 2 6 11 Honorary Secretary— Total Subs 54 18 « J. B. PIKE, Esq. Annual Subscriptions. EXMOUTH BRANCH. Acland, Sir T. D. . . . 110 £61 S 5 Mr. DAVID PHELAN, R.N. Allen-Dawson, Mrs. - 5 0 The Right Hon. LADY ROLLE. Annual Suftscripfions. Barnes, W. Esq. Jun. 110 Chairman — Barton, Hy. D. Esg.. - 5 0 CHARLES PBETHJOHS, Esq. CLOVELLY BRANCH. Bagshaw, Mrs. F.... - 10 0 Belfield, J. Esq 1 1 0 Honorary Secretary — Bockett, Joseph, Esq. - 10 0 Chairman — Mr. W. T. QUIGLEY, Chief Brett, Capt. R.N - 10 6 Officer of Coastguard. Rev. J. J, CHICHESTEE. Brown, Mr. M. G... - 10 6 Boyd, Very Rev. Dn. 1 1 0 Honorary Secretary- Collins Miss 110 Bullivaut, J. Esq. ..110 Collector- Mr. JOHN BDMBY. Cann W. Esq 110 Mr. E, GARD. Annual Subscription!. Dolman, Mr. F - 10 0 Annual Subscriptions. Duntze, Sir J., Bart. 100 Cuthbertson.W.Esq., Abbott Miss - 5 0 Bumby.Mr. J. -BO Ermen, Mr. P - 10 0 JJ> - 5 0 Acton, Mrs.( the late) -50 514: THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1879. £. s, d £. s. d Adams, H. C.Esq. .-50 Mawford, Geo. Esq.. - 5 ILFRACOMBE AND May.Mrs - 5 PORT OF Arnold R Esq ... - 10 MORTE BRANCH. Mitchell, Misses.... - 5 PLYMOUTH Aylesford, Lady.... - 10 Odgers, Rev. W. J. . . - 5 BRANCH. Bartlett, General.... - 10 Chairman — Oxford, Bishop of... - 10 Bastln, Mrs. B. B. . . - 5 0 P. STO.VKHAH, Esq. Phillips, Mrs - t Treasurer — Baldcock Mrs . 50 Honorary Secretary— Robertson, Mrs. B. B. - 10 THOS. JONES STEVENS, Esq. Bazalgrtte, Col. C. . . - 10 0 N. WE, Esq. J.P. Sanders, Misses - 5 Bevaiis,T. P. Esq... - 10 0 Selwyn, Mrs - 10 Honorary Secretary— Birch, C. Esq. -10 0 Annual Subscriptions. Thornton, tf. Esq. . . - 5 JOHB SADI^JI, Esq. S. . s. d W. H.T - 10 Bligh, F. I. Esq. - 10 0 Ward.Miss - 5 Annual Subscriptions. Bremridge, Mrs. ... - 5 0 Blandy.Mrs. 1 1 0 Watkins Mrs 10 £. s. d. Brent, Miss 5 1 Way, Uev. L - 10 Adams and Son 100 Browne, Mrs - 5 0 Broughton, Lieut. Sums under 5s 18 8 Adams, B. - 5 0 Hryce, J. P. Esq. ... 1 0 0 Collecting Boxes ...15 1 Adams, Clark, and Buller Misses - 10 0 Chanter, Rev. I. M.. - 5 0 Bundock,The Misses 1 0 0 Clay,Mrs.S -50 Total Dons. ....49 7 Adams, Wm. & Co. . - 10 0 Carr, Eev. C. H 10 0 Total Subs 29 19 Alger, J. Esq - 5 0 Campbell, Eev.T.W. - 10 0 Corrie, Misses 1 1 Allen, John, Esq.. . . - 10 0 Chetwynd, Viscount 100 Crookes, J. Esq - 5 ±79 6 Arliss, Ward...... - 5 0 Chown, Mr. A. A. . . - 5 0Deacon, Mr. Head... - 10 Barker, Nathaniel ..-50 Claggett, Major T... - 10 0 Bastow, T. W - 10 C Clerk, Bev. H - 10 0 Beer and Rundle. ... - 10 0 Faber, Mrs. - 5 LYNMOUTH Bennett, J. N. Esq. .-50 Cook, Miss - 5 o Fioch, Mr. J - 10 BflANCH. Bewen, Rev. Thomas 110 Cooke, Otho, Esq. . . - 10 0 Foquett, H. R Esq.. - 10 0 Darke, A. J. Esq. . . - 10 eGardener, F. Esq.... - 5 0 Honorary Secretary — Boolds, C. C - 10 0 Goodlad, Misses 10 0 Mr. JOHN CROOK. Bourne, James, Esq.. 200 Davis, W. H. Esq... - 5 0 Gransmore, F. Esq.. - 10 6 Dawson, Chas. Esq. . - 10 0 Annual Subscriptions. Brent, F. Esq - 10 0 Devon, The Earl of . 1 0 0 Hicks, G. W. Esq. ..-50 British & Irish Sugar Hole, Mrs -50 Baker, Mr. - 10 0 Drake, Lady Elliot . - 10 0 Bevan, Mr - 5 0 Refining Co - 10 6 Dnmbleton, H. Esq. - 10 0 Crook, Mr - 10 D'Drban.Mrs - 10 0 Brown, Wills, and Hosken, Admiral... - 5 0 Edmunds, F. E. Esq. - 10 Nicholson - 10 0 Ellicotnbe, Miss .... - 5 0 Howland, J. Esq.... -50 Freeman, Rev. K. .. - 10 0 Halliday.W.H. Ksq. 1 1 Burnard,Lack,&Alger 110 Fulford, J. D. Esq. . - 10 « Huxtable, Mr. R - 5 0 Butt,W - 5 0 Huxtable, W. Esq... - 5 0 Hartley, Mr. C - 10 Carkeet,J.M - 5 0 Garrett, J. Esq - 10 0 Jenkinson, Misses .100 Godfrey, Mr. G - 5 0 Jones, Mr. T - 10 Carpenter, Richard.. - 5 0 Gordon, J. Esq 1 10 0 Leman, Misses - 12 6 Maule, G. ST. Esq. ..110 Lawson, Rev. W. L. - 10 Clark, W - 10 6 GrenfeU, Admiral S., Martin,Reglnald,Rev. - 10 6 Lean, James, Esq. . . 1 0 ( C B -50 Medway, Mr - 10 0 Coates and Co., Dis- Hamilton, A. K. Esq. 500 Mann, J. L. Esq 10 0 Mello, Miss 2 0 0 Middleship, Mr 100 Rlddell, W. R. Esq. - 10 0 Howard, Miss W. H. -50 Naish, J. G. Esq. ... - 10 0 Coles, S. J. Esq 100 Fetter, Mr. E. A - 5 0 Whitehead, Mrs. ... 1 1 0 "oilier Brothers 110 Hussey Col - 10 0 Prevost, Mrs. A. E.. 1 1 0 Jameson, Miss F. D. - 5 0 Tola! 946 Crossing, J. Esq - 5 0 Johnson, E. Esq.... 100 Lang H Esq 5 0 Prout, S. G. Esq - 5 0 Donations. 3uddeford, T. Esq.. . - 10 0 Langiey, John, Esq, - 5 0 Richards, Air. P. ... - 5 0 Callender. J. M. Esq.. - 10 0 Curgenven, Mugford, Luxmore, Capt. R.N. - 5 (i Sale, D. Esq - 5 0 Obbard, Misses - 5 0 Stephens, Admiral.. - 10 0 Hume, Capt. W -10 6 3avies, Edward - 10 0 Parnell, Eev. C - 10 0 Stoneham, P. Esq... 110 Contribution Boxes . 2 14 10 Perry, T. P. Esq 1 0 0 Swaine, Commr - 5 0 Devon and Cornwall Peters, W. H. Esq.. - 10 o Vibart, Mrs - 5 0 £13 9 10 Banking Co. 110 Pidsley, Miss - 10 0 Dunning, Rev. R.... - 10 0 Ponsford, C.Esq 5 0 Watson, Rev. T. H. - 5 0 Prettiiohn.C. Esq. .. - 10 0 Welch, T. Esq - 5 0 Pnrcell/Rev.W.H.D. - 5 0 NEWTON ABBOT Edgcumbe, Mount, Pycroft, G. Esq - 10 0 Wren, The Misses . . - 10 0 BRANCH. Wright, Rev. H. . . . 1 1 0 Honorary Secretary — Edmonds and Son... - 10 0 Kashleigh, Lady .... - 10 0 Yelland, R. E. Esq.. - 10 0 Elworthy, Curtis, and Sams under 5*. 426 Major YATES. Ravenscrofr, Mrs. . . - 5 0 Annual Subscriptions. Dawe - 10 0 Eowse, J. I. A. Esq. - 10 0 Jaker, R. H. M. Esq. - 10 0 ^oaleandSon - 10 0 Robertson, Miss - 5 0 Total 29 19 0 "ox, Eliot, and Co.. . - 10 0 Bewes, Mrs...... - 10 0 fox, Sons, and Co. . . - 10 0 Rushworth,J.H.Esq. - 10 0 Donation!. Shirreff, Dr. .1. W. .. - 5 0 Devon and Courtenay Spettigue, J. Esq. . . - 10 0 A C H P . .100 Gas Co., Plymouth ..220 Adam, Jack, Esq.... - 5 0 Clay Co 110 Gidley, G. Esq - 5 0 Stogdon, Miss - 5 0 A Friend - 5 0 Goldfinch, Mrs - 5 0 A Friend - 5 0 larris, Rev. S. G... - 5 0 Goldsmith, J.P. .... - 10 0 Stuart, Sir C. S. - 5 0 Anderson, T. H. Esq. 100 Uchards, John, Esq. - 5 0 Trenane, W. Esq.... - 10 0 Wall, Miss (for 1877- Goulding, F. H - 10 0 TurnbuU,G.W.Esq., Appleyard, Misses. . - 10 0 Jreaves, Rev. H. A.. - 5 0 Ball our, B. Esq - 5 0 78) 100 jreenway, John, Esq. - 10 0 Bannatyne, Rev. C. . 1 0 0 Watts, Blake, Bearne, Gruzelier, B - 5 0 Tumour, Miss - 5 0 B.H. M - 6 0 and Co., Messrs. . . 1 1 0 Upton, Capt 1 10 0 Sums un'lera* 2 15 6 fare, Hon. Colonel.. - 10 G Upton, Major - 5 0 BlomBeld, Mrs , , , - 5 0 Walker, Dr - 5 0 Total 826 laycroftandPethick - 10 0 Webster, R. Esq 5 0 irowne, T. Esq - 5 0 learder and Son ... - 5 0 Williams, R. Esq. ..-50 Butlin, C.Esq - 5 0 Donations. leywood, Henry ... - 10 0 Wilson, W. J. Esq., Armstrong, Dr. Leo- per Mrs. Long. ... 1 1 0 Chatto, W. J. P. Esq. - 5 0 Hicks and Co. - 10 0 Wlppell, Rev. W. .. - 10 0 Clark, Rev. J - 5 0 Wood,J.Esq -10 0 Ufeboat Pillar Box . - 18 8 Hodge, W. C. Esq. ..100 Wray, W. F. Esq. ..-50 E.P. - 5 0 Eolmun, Henry, Esq. - 10 0 lenderson, Misses. .-50 Sumsuuder5> 1 11 6 Higgins, Rev.J. F. ..-10 0 Hole,T.Esq 100 Total Dona. .... 302 lurrellandCo - 5 0 . H.B - 10 0 Total Subs 826 J.S.L - 10 0 ackman, William.. - 5 0 Kirkwood, T. Esq... - 6 0 £11 2 8 Lunnard, Lieut - 10 0 ^™ ""™* ~ ames and Son, E.. 2 2 0 BRANCHES— LIST OF ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 515 £. s. d. £. t. d. James and Eosewall - 10 0 Western Counties Ma- SIDMOUTH TEIGNMOUTH Joil, w - 10 0 Westlake and Son ..-60 BRANCH. BRANCH- Kelly , John, Esq. ... - 10 0 Keen, Edmund - 5 0 Whiteford, H. Esq... - 5 0 Chairman— President — Wilcocks, J. B. Esq. 110 The Eev. H. G. CLEMENTS, SIE LAWRENCE PALK, Lamoroux & Co - 5 0 Wilkinson, Eev. Dr.. - 10 0 Vicar. BABT., M.P. Lansdown, T. W If 0 Willcocks, Miss - 5 0 Honorary Secretary — Chairman— Lee, C. K. Esq - 5 0 Willoughby Brothers - 10 6 W. M. FLOTD, Esq. B. A. ABSOLD, Esq. Liscombe, R. L. Esq. 110 Wills, Son, and Box. - 10 0 Lloyd, S. S., M.P.... 110 Wilson, Eev. C..M.A. - 10 0 Annual Subscript-ions. Treasurer and Hon. Sec.— Lott, Miss -10 0 Windeatt, J. Esq.... 1 1 0 £. a. 2 K 516 THE LIFE-BOAT. [M^r 1, 1879. £. s. d. £. i. d. £. ». d. Legacy- £. s. d. rodie Sir B . ... - 10 0 Lombe, Dr. & Mrs. . - 10 0 British Workman Tinkler, Mrs. Eliz. roughton, J. L. . . . - 6 0Lowls, Mrs - 6 0 (No 2) 50 urcball, Mrs 110 Macanlay, Misses... - 10 0 roadhnrst. Mrs — . - 5 0 urckhardt, 0 - 10 0 lacgregor, SirG.... 1 OjjO rownlow, Hon. E. . - 5 0 £55 4 10 [aconchy, George . . - 10 0 Coastguard Boat- Campbell, J., Posstl. - 10 0 Maddison, Miss 10 0 House Box 1 4 11 Campbell,Mrs.«£Mis8- » 0 Manning, Capt. Q... - 5 0 Cobhun, Mrs - 5 0 Carew, J. Dnntz , . . . 110Mansfield, Rev. E. ... — B 0 Collins, C. V - 5 0 Cartwright, Misses. . - 10 0 Martyn, Mrs. Chas.. 100 Craig, Mrs. Skene ..- 6 0 TORBAY BRANCH. McGrath,CanonW.H. -SO Daly, Mrs - 5 0 President— lobso , e . vr Meade, Spencer - 5 0 Egerton, P - 5 0 The St. Hon. LOBI> CHUBSTON. Mills, Mrs -10 0 Horsfall, T. B 100 Chapman) Rev. C. .. 110 Mills R F - 10 0 Honorary Secretary— Chatto, W., J.P 100 Mitchell Mrs. - 5 0 mperial Hotel Box. -SO Bev. B.FEHWIOKELBIBOIOB. Annual SubtcripKons. Clarke,Rev.T -10 0 Nugent, Mrs. D - 10 0 Joicey, Col. J...... L 1 0 Clifford, Colonel M.. 1 0 0 01dfield,Mre. - 5 0 Latham, Mrs LOO. Adams, C. Esq - 6' 0 Pannel, C L ... . - 10 6 Lloyd - 8 0 Benbow, V. Esq. ... - 6' 0 Cobb, J.F - 10 0 Parker, C. B 100 Cook, Mrs - 10 0 Coggan, Miss 100 Patteson, Miss -10 0 jord, James - 5 0 Bales, Misses - la 0 Cole, Miss - 10 0 Perkins, Capt 1 1 fl Elrington,Rev.R.F. - 5 0 Perkins, G 110 Umsay, R.Wardlaw - 10 0 Estenbnrgb, Vicom- Perrens, W. R - 5 0 Richards, Mrs - 5' 0. tesse - 10 0 Coombes, Miss Jessie - 50 Phillipps, H. C. M... 100 logers, John - 5. 0. Foster, Rev. J. P. .. 1 1 0 fculthnrst, J - 10 « Freeke, T. Esq. .... 100 Coventry, Mrs - 10 0 Popham,Mrs.L... 110 lected at Custom Green, C. Esq - 5 0 House —18 0 Gregory, A. Esq. ... -50 Davis, Rev. T. J 10 0 Prater, Rev. T. - 10 0 Punier, Mrs. R - 5 0 Goodfellow, Dr - 10 0 Davie, Rev. W. B... - 6 0 Procter, W - 5 0 Sums under Es. 1 10 4, HaU,Rev.Prebendary- 5 0 Daw, N. B. (187? and Pulford.A „.. 550 Hatch,Mrs — 5 0 1858) 100 Rawdon, Mrs 200 Total Dons. 25 11 2 Reid, James - 5 0 Total Subs. 120 11 0 Holdsworth, Mrs. . . - 5 0 fennistown, Misses. - 5.Bemfrv0 , Gr. F. -10 0 Hunt,G.Esq -10 0 Higgle, Joseph - 10 0 Jobertson, F 100 a£146 2 2. Hunt, Mrs - 10 o Kendrick,Mr;W.G. - R 0 Drinkwater, P. B.... 110 Robinsonjlra Disney - 10 0 Mitford, Mrs. A. . . . -10 0 Rowe H - 10 0 Poland, Rev. F. . . . . - B 0Edmonstone, G 1 1 0 fioxbnrgh, Mrs - 5 0 Head, Mrs. -10 0 £dwards, Eev. E.... - 5 0 Saville, Bev. F.A.S.1 0 0 WESTERN CENTRAL Srskioe, Dowager BRANCH. Lady 100 Self, Rev. W.H - 6 0 Tanner, J. Esq. .... - 5 0 Everard, Miss - 5 0 Sheppard, Mrs - 10 0 President — Filder.MIss - 5 0 Smith.Maior-General - 5 0 The Right Hon. the EABL op Sums under 5s 4 £. 8. 2 L 532 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1879. £. s. d. *. s. d. £. s. d. Adam Brothers & Co. - 5 0 Newcastle Chemical Smith, Mr. Mark... - 5 0 HOLY ISLAND Adamson, Wm - 10 « Co . 1 1 0 Streatfeild,Rev.W.C. - 10 0 BRANCH. Alexander, J. B - 10 6 O'Hare, P - 5 0 Tate, John, Esq. - 10 0 Angus, George 1 1 0 Ormston, John 1 1 0 Thorpe, Mrs - 10 0 Chairman — Annandale, James . . 5 0 0 Onnston, Robert 2 2 0 ROBERT GROSSMAN, Esq. Bainbridge, E. M.... 110 Ore. of Bebslde and Honorary Secretary- Barras & Co. John . . 1 1 0 Walker Collieries. 880 Total £21 3 0 Rev. W. W. F. KEELING. Bedlington Coal Co.. 2 2 0 Owners Pelaw Main Annual Subscriptions. £.. i. d. Bessler.Waechter&Co.l 1 0 Ore. Backworth Colly. 1 1 0 Armstrong, Sir W.G. Bilton.Wllliams & Co. 1 1 " 0Orwin Brothers - 5 0 Borries, Craig, & Co. - 10 6 Owen, W 5 0 Askew, Watson, Esq. 110 Breyen, Richardson Palmer, C. M 1 1 0 CRESSWELL Border Brewery Co.. - 10 6 &Co - 5 0 Pledge, Fred de 10 0 Crewe's, Lord, Trus- Brown, George - 10 6 Potter, Addison .... 1 1 0 BRANCH. tees 2 2 0 Brown, Ralph 220 Potter, W. A 1 1 0 Brown, B. B - 8 0 Priestman, Jonathan - 10 6 Chairman- Grossman, R. Esq. .220 Cruddas, W. D. Esq. 1 1 0 Burnup, W. & C. ... - 10 0 Pring, A - 10 6 Rev. J. E. LEEFE, M.A. Burradon & Coxlodge Proctor, J. R. -10 6 Honorary Secretary- Grey, Grey, Jas. Esq. - 10 6 Coal Co 1 1 0 PymanBell&Co... 1 1 o Mr. JOHN KOBSON. Kyloe Offertory, after Ramsay G. H .... - 10 6 sermons preached Carr, John, & Son . . - 10 eRavensworth, Bfc. Annual Subscriptions. by Rev. W. W. F. Carver & Co , . - 10 6 Hon. Earl 2 0 0 Annet, Mr. J - 10 0 Ctapham, Henry 10 6 Reid & Sons -10 6 Atkinson, Mr. W. . . - 5 0Ridley, Sir M. W., Clayton & Armstrong - 10 6 Renwick & Nicholson - 10 6 Baker-Cresswell, A. J. Bart 100 Clayton, John 1 1 0 Richardson Brothers - 10 0 TaukerviHe, Earl . . . 100 Richardson, Mrs. E.. I I 0 Baker-Cresswell.Miss 2 10 0 Waterford, Louisa, Coppin, John, J.P. ..110 Richardson E 10 0 Baker-Cresswell, Miss Marchioness of ... 2 2 0 Corporation of New- Richardson, Mrs. T. - 5 0 J 2 10 0 Wilson, Mrs. R. A. , - 10 6 castle 10 10 0 Ridley, Son, & Tully, Baker-Cresswell, Maj. Crawhall&Son,J... 110 John 10 6 Total 20 0 5 Crighton, Mrs. A.... 1 1 0 Bell, Mr. Thomas . . - 5 0 Crighton, Mrs. S.... 110 Robinson, Thomas. .110 Chirney, Mr. George - 6 0 Donation. Cully, Edward ... - 5 0 Rogeraon, J. & Co. . . 1 1 0 Chirney, Mr. Thomas - 6 0 Percy, General Lord Curry, Carrs, and Co. 1 1 0 Rowell, Robert - 10 6 Cranston, Mr. Thos. Henry 600 Dees, R. R 10 6 Schlesinger, Davis, & Junior..... - 5 0 Diezinger and Co. ... - 10 6 Co - 10 6 Cranston, Mr. Thos. £ 26 0 5 Dixon.S.&C.W&Co. 110 Scholefleld, Henry, Eichholtz, R. & Sonn - 10 6 Cresswell, Francis, Farley, Clark, & Sclater & Procter ... - 10 6 Esq 1 0 0 Berkley 1 1 0 Scott Brothers - 1 0 6 Hindhaugh, Mr. John - 5 0 NEWBIGGIN Fedden Brothers and Scott, J. J. & Green. - 10 6 Lawson, E«v. E. . . . 1 0 0 BRANCH. Co 106 Scott, W - 5 0 Lawson, E. Esq - 10 0 Fenwick, George.... 220 Shier, H J - 10 6 Leefe, Eev. J. E. ... 1 0 0 Chairman — Finney, Sam. & Co.. 110 Smith, J. L 110 Matheson, Mr. Robt. -50 J. C. REID, Esq. M.D. Forster, G B 1 1 0 Smith, T. & W 2 2 0 Ord Mr J. E . 50 Honorary Secretary — Forster, James - 5 0 sowerby, John 1 1 0 Slater, Mrs. Jane. . . - 10 0 Rev. E. N. MANGES, M.A. Foster, Blackett, and Woodhorn. Spence, Joseph - 10 6 Total £26 15 0 Annual Subscriptions. Goddard, D H . 110 Spencer, J. & Sons ..110 Dent, Mrs. Hedley.. 1 1 0 Greene & Sons, John 110 Steenberg, R. Swan, Foster, Robert, Esq.. 110 Haansbergen and and Co 5 0 Lawson, Rev. E 110 Usher 10 6 Stephens, Kendrick, Mangin Rev. E. N. . 110 Haggle, Peter 1 1 0 and Mawson - 5 0 Mitford Col 110 Hall, John & Co 110 Stephens, W. D - 10 0 HAUXLEY BRANCH. Nesham, T. C. Esq. Harrison A. P 1 1 0 Stephenson, R. & Co. 110 M D 110 Hart, J. De 1 1 0 Stevenson, Vennehren, Chairman — Northumberland, His HartonCoalCo 110 and Co 1 1 0 S. F. WwaBisatos, Esq. Grace the Duke of 2 0 0 Havelock, M - 10 0 Stokoe and Co. - 10 & Parker, Thos. Esq... 110 Hawks, Crawshay, & Strachan, H-£ Co. . . - 10 6 Honorary Secretary- Co 1 1 o Rev. A. 0. MEDD. Trevelyan, Miss.... 110 Straker, John 1 1 0 Waddilove, Major ..110 Hawthorn, R. & W.. 1 1 0 Annual Subscriptions. Watson, Robt. Esq.. 200 Swanston, W. & Sons 110 Northumberland, His Hodgkin,Barnett,£Co.3 3 0 Grace the Duke of 200 Total £13 9 0 Hodgson, R. W - 5 0 Taylor, John 110 Atkinson, G. C. Holmes, Wm. Henry - 10 6 Taylor, W. J. & Co... - 5 0 Wilson Esq .... 1 0 0 Houen, A. C. and Co. - 10 6 Tully, Chas. and Co. - 5 0 Hume and Sons .... - 10 € Twizell, J. and Sons. - 10 6 Browne, General .... 1 1 0 Hunter, William ... - 10 6 Tyne Coal Company. - 10 6 Carr, Rev. T. W. . . . 1 1 0 llderton, Miss - 5 0 Tyne General Ferry Clutterbuck,T.Esq.. 110 NEWCASTLE, TYNE- Ingledew H 10 6 MOUTH, & CULLER- Jarrow Chemical Co. 2 2 0 Usworth Colliery... 220 Dand, M. H. Esq.... 110 COATS BRANCH. Johnson, I. C. fc Co. 1 1 0 Van der Werff & Co. - 5 0 Dand, Robert, Esq... - 10 6 Vice-Patrons— Wait, Jas. and John 110 Band, James, Esq... - 10 0 Johnson, William . . - 10 6 Walker, Parker,& Co. 1 1 0 Dand, Rev. J. J - 10 0 Rt.Hon.EAKL RAVENSWOB.TH. Right Hon. LORD HASTINGS. Johnson & Limpricht - 6 0 Waller, John, & Co.. - 10 6 Dunn, Rev. J. W.... - 10 6 Joicey, Jas. & Co.. . . 2 2 0 Watson SO ... - 10 6 Forster, Col 1 1 0 W. B. BEAOMOKT, Esq. M.P. Lamb R O 110 Wear and Colley (two llderton, Rev. Thos.. 100 Treasurer — Lambert, M. W -10 6 Leighton, Mrs. T. . . - 2 0 HUGH TAYLOB, Esq. Lambton &Co.Messrs. 550 West, R 110 Maling, C. Esq 1 1 0 Hon. Sec. at Tynemonth— Laws, C. U . 110 Wilkinson, W. B 10 6 Riddell, J.G. Esq... 100 P. J. MESSENT, Esq. C.E. Leideman and Co., .. 110 Williamson and Co.. 1 1 D Shotton, Jas. Esq. ... - 10 0 Liddell, John . 110 Thomson, Rev. G. S. 1 0 0 Hon. Sec. at Cullercoats — Locke, Blackett, & Co. 1 1 0 Winlo, J. and P. C. . - 10 6 Warkworth Harbour, Major WILLIAM ADAMSON. Maling C T 110 Woods and Co 5 5 0 Commissioners of, 10 0 0 Collector- McConnell W .... - 10 6 Woods, J.A 1 1 0 Widdrington, S. F. Mr. J. A. STEPHENSOy, Milling and Co - 10 6 Woods, M. C. 110 Esq 220 1 Queen Street, Newcastle. Mitchell, C. and Co.. 220 Woods, W. G -10 6 Annual Subscriptions. Nelson, H - 5 0 Yellowley & Daglish - 10 6 Northumberland, His Newcastle Branch of Total £11 18 3 Grace the Duke of, National Provincial P.O. (Patron) 2 0 0 Bank of England .330 Total 169 H 6 BKANCHES— LIST OP ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 533 {.. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. Donations. Foster, Mr 5 0 Mather, Mr. Thos. ..-60 Bland, G. J. Esq. ... - 5 0 £. s. d, Gilstrap, Mrs. Geo... - 10 0 Miller, W. W - 10 6 Bowen, Capt. C - 5 0 E S . . 10 0 0 Good Miss 10 0 New, Mr. A 1 1 0 Brettingham, C. Esq. - 10 0 Received at Newcastle Hall, Mrs. Henry ... 110 Parker and Booth... 1 1 0 Corbett, K. Esq - 10 0 Branch, Bank of Hart, Mr. George 5 0 Rawson, Mr. T. W.. 110 Davies, W. Esq 100 Harvey, Mr. Geo.... 110 Eaton Evans, Messrs. Box at Central Sta- Harvey, Mr. John . . - 5 0 Richards, Mr. W. A. - 10 6 J. and E 10 0 tion Hotel, per Hildyard, Mr. T. B. Seely, Charles, Esq. Ellis, P. P. Esq - 5 0 Miss Blagburn ... 1 7 1 T. M.P 110 Evans, E. H., Esq., Cullercoats Box 12 6 Hodgkinson, Mrs. G. - 10 0 Simons, Mr. Henry . - 10 6 RN v -40 Tynemouth Pier Box 9 10 9 Ironmonger, Miss ... - 10 0 Sulley, E. Esq. ... 2 2 0 Green and John, At Boat-houses 1 19 2 Job, Mr. Samuel 10 0 Vickers, Wm.Esq... 1 1 0 Turk's Head - 16 5 Johnson, Master A.V., Walker, Messrs. J. Griffith, M. Esq. ... - 10 0 Griffiths Mrs . . 50 Kendal, Rev. W. C. . - 10 0 Wells, Mr. A 1 1 o Gwyther, Miss - 10 0 Lammin, Mr. Henry . - 10 0 Wright, Dr. T 1 1 0 Gwyther, T. Esq.. . . - 10 0 Total Dons SI G 11 Hamilton, Lady .... 2 0 0 TotalSubs 169 14 6 M«George, Mr. J. P.. - 5 0 Harries, H. LI. Esq. Martin, Rev. H. A. 1 10 0 (2 years) 100 Newbald, Mr. Henry -BO Donations. Harvey, J. and Sous. - 10 0 4201 1 5 Palmer, Mr. John . . - 5 0 Allsopp.W.G.Esq. 10 0 0 James, John, Esq. . . - 10 0 Parker, Mrs - 10 6 Amateur Christy Matbias, L. Esq. (2 years) 200 Plater, Rev. H - 10 0 Kenrick. Geo. Esq... 30 0 0 Owen, John, Esq 5 0 Riddell, Mr. E. M. H. 1 1 0 Sulley, E. Esq 10 0 0 Powell, G. E. J. Esq. 100 NORTH SUNDER- Simmons, Edward, Whitlock, Mrs 110 Quilter, J. W. Esq.. -50 LAND BRANCH. Say, Arthur, Esq. . . - 10 « Simmons, Miss, cot- £142 19 6 Vaughan, Wm. Esq. - 5 0 Rev, WM. DABNELI. Simmons. Mr. E. T.. - 5 0 • Honorary Secretary-— Smith, Mr. J.E 110 Total 25 19 B GEORGE WILSON, Esq. Tallents, Mr. W. E.. - 10 0 Tallents.Mr.G - 10 0 Donations. Annual Subscriptions. Thorpe, Mr. James.. - 10 0 Lord Crewe's Trus- Thorpe, Mr. John... - 10 0 AWellwisher - 5 0 tees 30 0 0 Trent Brewery - 10 0 ©xfortrsjjt're. Broadbent,UG.,M.D. - 10 0 Walton, Mr. Henry .-50 Cambridge, Party at Browne, A. H. Esq.. 110 West Mr D . . . . - 5 0 Gt, Western Hotel 110 Colquhotm, Capt. in Wilson, Mrs., Balder- HENLEY-ON-THAMES Evans, W. A. Esq... - 10 0 addition to present BRANCH. Franco, Mrs - 5 0 of a set of w heel and Wright, Rev. J. B. . 1 1 0 trace harness - 10 0 Chairman — Heitland, W. E. Esq. - 6 0 C. LDCEY, Esq. Law, — , Esq - 10 0 Darnell, Rev. W. ... - 10 0 Lewis, C. E. Esq. ... - 5 0 Ewing, Mr. J 100 COLLINGHAH. Honorary Secretary— Woolley, Mr. T.S... 1 1 0 Macauley, J. B. Esq. - 10 0 A. R. AWBEKY. Meager, A. Esq 1 1 o Mating, W. Esq. ... - 10 0 SOUTHWELL. Annual Subscriptions. Mortimer, F. Esq. . . - 10 0 Marshall, Anthony, Heathcote, Mrs - 10 6 £. i. d. Esq 100 Mortimer, H. Esq. .. - 10 0 Orde, Eev. L. S 1 0 0 Total £31 9 8 Barnett, Mrs. C - 10 0 Smith, F.H. Esq.... - 5 0 Simpson, Rev. F. B. .- 10 0 Bennett, J., Esq. ... - 10 6 Smith, L. Esq - 10 0 Taylor, Mrs. 1 1 0 Brakspear.W.H.Esq. 1 1 0 Smith, Percy, Esq. . . - 50 Thorpe, Rev. C 1 0 0 Child, Misses - 10 0 Woodali, Mr., and Wilson, Mr. G - 10 0 Woodger, Mr. G. C.. 2 2 0 NOTTINGHAM BRANCH. Lockey, Miss - 10 0 Total Dons. ...12 14 0 Total £42 5 0 TotalSubs 25 19 s Chairman — Melvin, Miss - 5 0 WILLIAM VICKEBS, Esq. Morgan, F. Esq 1 1 0 £38 13 8 Pinckney.Rev.W.P. 110 - Honorary Secretary — Schwabe, G. C. Esq.. 100 SAMUEL COLLISSON, Esq. Scott, Mrs.... .- 5 Q Webb, R - 10 0 Annual Subscriptions. Boxes at the Cathe- Adams, Mr. John. .. - 10 6 rine Wheel, Red MILFORD HAVEN Xotttngfjamsju're. Adlington, W.'D. ..220 Lion, Royal Hotel, BRANCH. Armitage, S. F. Esq. 110 Bell Inn, and the Birkin, Thomas, Esq. 110 Patron — NEWARK BRANCH. Library 145 The Right Hon. the EAKL OF Honorary Secretary^ Braithwaifce, Joseph, Total £11 15 11 CAWDOE. Mr. E. T. SIMMOXS. Brown, Mr. George.. 110 President — Annual Subscriptions. Cowen, G. R. Esq. .. - 10 6 J. H. SOOURFIELD, Esq., M.P. £. s. d. Edge, J. T. Keq. ... 1 1 0 Chairman- Allen, Miss, Castle Fellows, C. F. Esq... 500 Admiral J. LOET STOKES. Gate, col. by - 16 6 Goater Mr, A... . - 10 6 Goldschmldt, E - 10 6 Honorary Secretary — Atkins, Mr. T. F. H. PATTISOS, Esq. Hardwick. G 10 6 liembrofefsijire. Annual Subscriptions. Bainhridge, Mr. 100 Heymann, Mr. A. . . 1 1 0 Clark, F. L. Esq. ... - 5 0 Bakewell, Mr. J. ... - 10 0 Heymann, H. Esq. ..110 FISHGUARD Davies, Wm. Esq. ..110 Bayliffe, Mr. Robert. - 5 0 Hodgson, Wm. Esq., - 10 0 Dawkins, W. Esq... - 5 0 Bilson,Mrs.D.,coI.by loo BRANCH. Ellis, P. P. Esq - S 0 Hollins and Co. Chairman — Evans, James Eaton, Branston, Mrs. Sen. .110 Messrs. W 1 1 0 LEWIS MATHIAS, Esq. . Branston,Mr.J. G... - 10 0 Hutchinson, Mr. jreen & John,Messrs. -50 Burnaby, Mr. T. F. . - 10 0 Honorary Secretary — Barries, George, Esq. Caparn, Mrs. Robert - 10 0 Mr. WILLIAH VACGHAN. Chew, Mr. George . . - 10 0 Kirk. Henry - 10 6 Annual subscriptions. Saswell, Admiral . . - 5 0 Easterfleld, Mr. -16 Kulp & Son, Messrs. 110 £. s. d. Irish Swamboats ... - 10 0 Egglestone, Mrs - 5 0 Leweuz, Mr. P - 1 0 6 Barbara, Rev. C. H. . 1 0 0 Jackson, T. T. Esq., Eve Mr 1 1 o Lottimer and Co. Bell, J. D. Esq. (2 D.L.,J.P 110 Falkuer, Mr. E. S. . . - 5 0 Ljambton, Colonel . . I 0 0 534 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1879. £. s. d £. S. 0 £. s. d. Lambton, Lady 1 0 Elton, Sir Arthur, Bt. 110 McMaster, Thos. Esq. - 6 Brook, T 5 Estlin, J. P. Esq. ... 1 1 0 Mirehouse, Mrs 1 0 0 Brooks, F 50 Sbomersets&irf. Giles, Captain, J.P. .100 Mirehouse, R. W. B. Cradock, J. D - & 0 Harford Mrs 2 2 0 Esq 1 0 Parkin, Capt. R.N... 1 0 Davies, H - 5 0 BATH BRANCH. Hervey, Lord Arthur Parry Rev. Dr. 5 0 Dunn, N. J. Esq. ..-50 Collector — C., Bishop of Bath Phillips,F. Lort,Esq. - 10 0 Dyster, Dr 1 0 0 Mr. WATERMAN. Phillips, Mrs. G.Lort - 10 0 Reed.E.J.Esq.M.P., Faukener, Mrs 1 0 0 Annual Subscriptions, Homfray, C. A. Esq. C.B., F.R.S 110 Featherstone, Sir G. t. l. d Roch, N. A. Esq 1 0 0 Bart Addington, Miss. ... - 6 Knyfton.T.T. Esq. J.P.I 0 0 Smedley, P. Esq. ... - 5 0 Gregory, Mr. Joseph -50 Bond liev J -5 LuttreU, Colonel H. Stamper, Dr. - 5 0 Brooke, General .... - 5 A. F., J.P 100 Stokes, Admiral .... 1 0 0 Harries, Mies Mapleton, Rev. W.H. 1 1 o Stokes, Colonel - 10 0 Hastings, Rev Broke Miss 1 0 Munbee, Gen. G., J. P. 1 1 o Teasdale, J. H Esq. - 10 0 Hatchets, — , Esq. . . - 10 0 Caulfeild, E. Esq.... 1 1 Paget, Major R. H. Trayler, E. and A. Charters, the Misses - 6 M P 100 Hawkesley, J. Esq. . - 10 0 Cook Miss - 5 Ritson, C. Esq. J.P.. - 10 0 Trewent, W.Esq.... - 5 0 Henry, F. A - 5 0 Counsell, Mrs - 5 0 Spiller & Co. Messrs. 110 Wilkinson, J. S.Esq. - 5 0 Herbert, Rev. H. H. - 5 0 Stephenson, Rev.Pre- Sums under 5s 612 Holmes, W - 10 0 Dobson, W. Esq. ... - 10 Huntington, Rev. G. - 5 0 Dobson, Mrs. Burdett - 10 Thwaites, J. B. Esq. Hutchinson, Lt.-Col. -50 Doherty, General ... - 5 J.P. - 10 0 £23 14 1 Knowlys, H. B - 14 0 Domeager, Miss .... - 10 Lamieson, L. B Eden, Mrs - 5 Total £33 11 6 Leslie, Dr - 5 C Eden, General - 10 Levett, Robt. Esq. ..100 Gosselin, G. L. Esq.. - 5 ST. DAVID'S AND Lewes, Colonel - 5 0 Hicks, C. R. Esq 5 Holburne, Miss 5 5 SOLVA BRANCH. Lloyd, H.' 5 0 Patron- Lock, Mrs. Wm .... - 5 0 Jones, Mrs. Calvert - 10 WATCH ET BRANCH. Eight Eev. Lord Bishop of London and Provin- ST. DAVID'S. cial Bank . . .-50 Lawrence, Mrs. W. F. — 5 Little, Mrs. Bartlett. 1 0 Patrons — President— ilagnire, Captain ... - 10 0 >an, G. S. Esq - 5 Sir A. A. HOOD, Bart. Rev. Canon LEWIS. Maitlaad F 1 0 0 G. F. LDTTHELL, Esq. Haurice, Mrs. Price .-50 JOHN HALLIDAY, Esq. Chairman — War and Kellie, Mundy, Lieut.-Gen. JOHN WILLIAMS, ESQ. Dowager Countess. - 10 6 Chairman— Marshall, W. E - 5 0 tfoor, Rev. J. F. . . . - 5 o The Rev. R. POOLE, Vice-Chairman— Meyrick, T. C...... 1 0 0 Offley, F. H. Esq. .. - 10 0 Vicar of St. Decumans. E. EEES, Esq. tforley and Sons ... - 5 0Orde Miss - 7 6 Honorary Secretaries— National Provincial Honorary Secretary — Capt. JOHN DA VIES. Bank 5 0 EDWIN FOBD, Principal C. BBOWHE, Esq. Ogilvie, W. H. Bruce - 5 0 landham, Mrs - 5 o Officer of H.M. Customs, &c. Paget F H 5 0 cott.Mrs.Fitzmaurice- 10 0 Annual Subscriptions. Paget W. B 1 0 0 Sheppard, P. C. Esq. -50 Annual Subscriptions. Allen, Rev. Canon., 1 1 0 Palling W. D . . . 10 0 imith, Miss Portia M. - 5 0 Blommart, John, Esq.l 0 0 Appleby, Mr. W..., - 5 0 Parkinson, K. J. H. . - 5 0 Iprowle, Mrs - 5 o Copp, Mr. W. L. ... - 10 0 Blckerstaff, Colonel ,110 Peel, J 100 Escott, Rev. W. S.. . 1 0 0 Bishop of St. David's 1 1 0 Peyton, R - 10 0 Balliday, John, Esq. 100 Browne, C. Esq - 5 0 Phipson W. M 5 0 aeathcote. Rev. S. J. - 10 0 Cawdor, Earl of .... 2 2 0 Power, E. R. Esq. ... - 10 0 Hobson, Capt. E.N.. 110 Davies, J. Esq - 5 0 Prothero, T. Esq.... -50 Vachell, Mrs - 5 o Hood, Sir A. A. Bt.. 2 0 0 Davies, W. Esq 110 Reed, E J. Esq. Walker, T. F. Esq. . - 10 0 Insole, J. H. Esq. ..110 Foley,F.Esq.,M.D.. - 5 0 C.B., M.P Varren, The Misses. - 10 0 Luttrell, G. F. Esq. .100 Rees, William. Esq. -50 Whinyates, General. - 5 0 Luttrell, Rev. A. F.. 200 Harries, Rev. 6. C. F. - 10 6 Richards, W.H. Esq. - 5 0 amsundere* 316 Votley,Manrax),Esq. 100 Hicks, Capt. D 5 0 Ricketts, Rev. M. . . Motley, Mrs 1 0 0 Hicks, H. Esq.,M.L>, - 10 0 Robinson, C.S 050 Total £25 6 0 Jones, Rev - 5 0 Ditto, found by the Somes, Mrs 1 1 0 Lewis, Rev. Canon ,110 children ..100 Stanley, E. J. Esq. 110 S. M Stoate and Sons, Rees E Esq .... - 10 0 Messrs. Wm 1 0 0 Smith, C.H. Esq.... 100 BRIDGWATER AND fhorne and Son, Robinson, E. Esq ... - 10 0 tevenson, K. H. Esq. Messrs. John .... - 10 0 Shipwrecked Mariners' BURNHAM BRANCH. *revelyan, Miss 1 1 0 Society.pr.C.Brown 1 1 0 tokes D. J 10 0 President — Vansbrough aud Williams, D. Esq. ..-50 Tie MAYOR OF BBIDQWATER. Brooke, Messrs. . . 1 1 0 Williams, J. Esq.. . . - 10 0 Story H V. .. . 50 Wynch, Lieut.-Col. . . 100 Williams, Mr. W... - 5 0 ummers, Wm. Esq. - 5 0 Chairman — Sums nnder 5s 1 11 6 'hompson, Mrs J. B. THWAITES, Esq. J.P. Total 20 17 0 Honorary Secretary — Total *16 5 0 Jnknown CUTHBEBT RITSON, Esq. Donations. Wall, W 1 10 0 Waters Miss - 5 0 Collector — Mommart, John, Esq.l 0 0 Watt F Esq .... - 5 0 Mr. J. BAKEB. lalliday, John. Esq. 100 Webb, A. H. Com. Luttrell, G.F. Esq.. 100 TENBY BRANCH. R [f Annual Subscriptions. -uttrell.Mrs.A.H.F.l 0 0 fartineau, J. P. Esq. 500 President — Wells,Major - 5 0 Armstrong, Captain . - 10 0 F. D. DISIEB, Esq., M.D. Willock, W. B. Esq. Bagehot, T. W. Esq. 220 Contribution Boxes. Ill 1 Chairman — Wilson, J. W. Esq.. 300 Brackenridge,Rev.W. 110 C. ALLEN, Esq. lunie, R. C. Esq.. ..-60 Total Dons 10 IB 1 orporation of Bridg- Treasurer and Hon. Sec. — Total Subs 20 17 0 JOHN R. ROWLANDS, Esq. Total 49 0 3 es, Mrs. Murray . . - 10 0 Total £31 13 1 Annual Subscriptions. donation. >abbe, Mr. - 2 6 Adams W A 50 Dunn N J . . . . - 5 0 Venison, the Ven. Archdeacon 1 0 0 Allen, Charles, Esq.. 100 £49 6 3 )rummond, J. W. Barton, W. G...... 5 0 BEANCHES— LIST OF ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 535 *. s. d £. s. d. WESTON-SUPER- MARE BRANCH. £>taffotUsi)tte. Tennant, F. Esq 110 Honorary Secretary — Total Dons 3 14 11 Vemon, J. & G 1 1 0 BURTON-ON-TRENT TotalSubs 6? 12 C Wedgwood, J-C. Esq. 1 1 ft Capt. H. D. CKAWFOBD. BRANCH. Wood, Edward, Esq. 1 1 0 Annual Subscriptions. £11 6 11 Wood, Reginald N. . 1 1 0 President — Woodall,Wm. Esq.. 110 £.. s. d. M. A. BASS, Esq. M.P. M^^H^M Treasurer and Hon. Sec. — HANIEY. Ash.W.Esq - 5 C Mr. E. MADELET. Honorary Secretary— Baker, Mrs. S. E -50 R. E. NAEEAMOBE, Esq. Barker, Miss - 5 o Annual Subscriptions. LEEK BRANCH. Battiscombe, Captain - 5 0 &. s. a Baxter, Edward,Esq. - 10 6 Bayley, Mrs... - 5 o Treasurer— Clementson Brothers, Blyth, E. H. Esq.... - 10 0 Allsopp and Sons.. . 6 0 ( A. K. WHYAIT, Esq. Messrs 1 1 0 Bowyer, W. J. Esq. - 5 0 Honorary Secretary — Dudson, James, Esq. 110 Burdett, Rev. W.... - 5 0 Bass, Abram 1 1 0 J. NICHOISOS, Esq. Hope, J. and Co. (2 Burkelt, Rev. T. ... - 5 o Bindley, T. C - 10 « CharrinKton, Miss . . - 5 C Annual Subscriptions. Keeling, Sam. Esq. .110 Brown, Edwin A. . . - 10 6 Bradshaw, Mrs. E.. . - 10 6 Meakin, J. & G. (2 Crawford, Capt. E.D. 110 Brealey, J. Esq 110 years) 4 4 0 Crawford, Master A. - 1 3 Clark Henry. ... - 10 C Brough, Edwin, Esq. 110 Narramore, E.E.Esq. - 10 6 Cully, Mrs. E. S. . . . - 5 0Deavllle, S. R. - 10 0 Brough, John, Esq. 1 1 { Ridgway,Sparks, and Drake, Mr. J - 10 0 Douglas, G.W. & Co. - 5 0 Brough, Josh. Esq. 110 Hldgway, MeeBts. 116 Drake, Mrs. R - 5 0 Drewry, J. & W. J. . 1 1 0Brongh, W. S. Esq.. 1 1 0 Sherwin, Kobt. Esq. 110 Dunn, Admiral - 10 0 Challinor, Jos. Esq. .220 Stubbs, W 110 Elphinstone, Colonel - 5 0 Elliott, R.S 110 Challinor, W. Esq... 1 1 0 Walker, J.G. Esq... 110 Evans, William 6 0 LONGTON. Forbes, Mrs. T. G... - 5 0 Everehed, Sydney... 110 Davenport, Geo. Esq. - 10 6 Gibbs, Mrs. W - 5 0 Flint Mrs - 10 6 Deacon, Rev. G. E... 110 Honorary Secretary — GHrdlestone, Rev. 0. - 5 0 Goodger, Henry 10 6 Goodwin, S. Esq 1 1 0 U. BAKEWELL, Esq. Graham and Co. .... - 5 0 Hall, John, Esq 1 1 0 Adderley, C. Esq.... - 10 6 Granger, Miss , - 5 o Gretton, Misses 110 Beaton, E. Esq 1 1 o Adderley,W.A.Esq. - 10 6 Harris, Mrs. G -JO 6 Hallam, C. M, - S 0 Johnson, H. L. Esq.. 110 Allerton, C. and Sons, Nicholson, A. Esq... 110 Messrs . 110 HawkeB, Mrs - 5 o Harrison, Charles ... - 10 6 Nicholson, J. Esq. ..550 Asbury, Edwd. Esq. 110 Hazlewood, Mrs. ... - 5 0 Hill, Charles, & Sons 110 Nixon, B. B. Esq.. ..110 Aynsley, John, Esq. 110 Heppel, Mrs. G...,. - 5 0 Howarth, W -50 Smith, Miss, Stock- Beech. Austin, Esq.. 110 Hunt, Rev W 100 if unt, William - 5 0 well Street 110 Benion, Geo. Esq. ... - 10 6 Kirkpatrick, Rev. F. - 5 0 !nd, Coope, and Co. .500 Worthington, E. A. Bridgwood and Son, Mansford, Miss - 5 o sitt, Benjamin - 5 0 Esq. 110 Messrs 1 1 0 Marshall, Miss - 10 0 Tackson, Charles.... -50 Brough, B. H. Esq.. - 10 6 Matheson, Mrs -50 Jackson, Thomas A. - 10 6 Total £25 4 0 Carryer, J. Y. Esq. .110 Lea, H S 10 0 Murray.Mra - 5 0 joverock, William. .-50 Messrs 110 Newman, Professor. - 5 0 .owe, Thos. & Sons. 110 Copeland and Sons, Pate-son, Major-Gen. - 5 0 Messrs. W. T 1 1 0 Marshall, William .-50 STAFFORDSHIRE Copestake, Allin, and Phillipson.Mrs -60 Mareton, John, &;Son - 5 0 POTTERIES Co., Messrs 110 tfatthews, John 1 I 0 BRANCH. Dale, Page, and Podger, Mr. H - 5 0 Goodwin, Messrs.. 110 Poole, J. H. Esq - 5 fl Treasurer— Dawes, W. J. Esq... - 10 6 Robertson, Captain.. - 5 0 Ordish and Hall .... - 10 6 JAKES G. WALKEB, Esq. Glover, Charles, Esq. 1 1 0 Smitb, K Esq 5 0 Hanley. Hawley.F. H.Esq.. 1 I 0 Smith, Miss S - 5 0 Parsons, F. J 1 1 0 Holland and Green, Payne, Mrs - 10 0 Honorary General Secretary — Stevens, W. Esq.... - 5 o THOMAS ELSMOEE, Esq. Ratcliff, Misses - 10 6 Tunstall. Hudden, J. T. Esq. . - 10 6 Tomkins, Rev.H. G. -50 Ratcliff, Kobert 1 1 0 Hulse, Joseph, Esq.. 1 1 0 Tomkins, Miss - 5 o Roberts John - 10 6 Annual Subscriptions. Tulloh, Miss - 5 0 Jones, George, Esq. .110 Robinson and Co. ... 2 2 0 BCBSLIM. Kent and Sous, Wilson, Miss - 6 0 Messrs. John .... - 10 6 Woosnam.Mrs - 5 o Salt, Miss - 10 6 Honorary Secretary— Lockett and Co., Salt, Thomas, & Co. . 5 0 0 G. W. GAELICS, Esq. Messrs. John .... 1 1 0 Sums under 55 6 16 0 Salt, W. D....'. - 5 0 Alcock, John, Esq.. 110 Meakin, T. W. Esq.. - 10 6 Scattergood, John. . . - 10 0Alcock, Joseph, Esq. 110 Mear, Stephen, Ksq. - 10 6 Stanley, C.&W.... 110 Alcock,Richard,Esq. 110 Robinson and Co., Thompson and Son 220 Baker, O.G. Esq.... 110 Thornewill, Mrs. .. 110 Bates, Walker* Co. 110 Smith, Sampson, Esq. - 10 6 Donations. Thornewill, Eev. C. - 10 0 Blackburst and Tnn- SteeleandCo.,Messrs. 1 1 0 Collection in Trinity romlinson, Mrs.... 110 nicliff, Messrs 110 Stirrup & Pye, Messrs. 110 Church, per Rev. 1'ownsend, William - 10 6 Bodley, E. F. Esq. ..110 Taylor and Kent, VV. Hunt 16 13 8 Boote, Messrs. T. and Collection in Parish Wardle, William ..-50 R 1 1 0 Church, per Rev. Warnam, Charles .-50 Bostock, Thos. Esq. - 10 6 IVebberley, W. Esq. 110 Prebendary Bucklel 3 2 0 Whitehead, T. N. . . - 10 6 (Vileman, J. F. Esq. - 10 « )avenport, Hy. Esq. 1101SVright, F. S. Esq. . . 110 Total Dons. ... 29 15 8 rVoodrofle, Henry. . . - 5 0 J)avenport, H. T. Esq. 110 NEWCASTLE. Total Subs. ... 23 14 9 tVorsey, F - 5 0 ] iVorthington & Co. . 3 3 0 Edge] , Stephen 110 Honorary Secretary— £53 10 5 tVright and Son 1 1 o ]Jdge,Malkin,&Edge 110 FEEDEEIC ALLEN, Esq. Romans, John 110.imery and Sons, (Joghill, H.Esq 110 Messrs. F 1 1 o j l arlick, G. W. Esq.. 110 Ceeling, Chas. Esq. .110 Total 61 12 0 Cjoodwin, George. ... 1 1 0 fughes,Tbos.Esq... 110 TDKSTALL. Donations. 1[ulme, Thos. Esq., Honorary Secretary — Illar Box, Recrea- H. L. CLAEK, Esq. tion Ground 1 13 2 Ilulme, Thos. Esq., Beech, James, Esq. .110 ox, George Hotel . . - 10 1 Ismore, T. Esq 1 1 0 „ White Hart J (addocfc.J.imilSoTOi 1 1 0 S OTO. ana Challinor, L Hotel 1291Jarfcer, Henry, Esq. 1 1 o Messrs 1 1 0 536 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1879. £. S. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. Hollinshead, E. W. tidmore, Thomas.. — 10 0 Alexander., S. Esq... 110 Esq 110 aollom, B - 5 0 DUNWICH BRANCH. Ansell, R. Esq - 10 0 Johnson, James, Esq. 110 President— Anstruther, CoL J. Turner and Sons, F. BA.RNE, Esq. H. L 1 1 0 Messrs. G. W. . . . 1 1 0 okes, Miss - 10 0 Jacon, G. C. E. Esq. 110 Bantoft, W. Esq - 10 6 Total £83 9 6 udor, Major G.S... 220 Lieut.-Col. BABNE, M.P. Bayley, Messrs. W. nderhill, G. L 1 1 0 nderhill J E - 10 0 Honorary Secretary — Bell, A. Esq - 10 0 Walker, R. P - 5 0 Rev. J. F. NOOTT. Biddell, G. A. Esq. .100 Vard,G. Esq 110 Annual Subscriptions. Sooth, D. H. Esq. . . - 10 6 WOLVERHAMPTON ^aterhouse, Thomas - 10 0 £. s. d. Brown, W. Esq -1 1 0 BRANCH. Weaver, W. H - 10 0 arne, F.Esq. (2 yrs.) 440 Burley, D. Esq - 10 0 Vheeler C - 5 0 arue, Mrs. (2 years) 220 iurton, H. M. Esq. .-50 Whitehouse J 110 Byles, Mrs 1 1 0 Chairman — • ame, Col., M.P. (2 hurchman, H. Esq. - 5 0 THOILAS SKIDMOUE, Esq. Wilkes, M - 10 0 iarne, Lady Con- obbold, J. C. Esq... 220 Honorary Secretary — stance (2 years) . , 2 2 0 Cobbold, Mrs. J. P. . 1 1 0 Mr. SAMUEL HAND. Total 55 11 6 telcher, Mrs.(2 yrs.) 33Cobbold0 , T. C. Esq. Bowater, Lady 1 1 0 M.P. 110 Annual Subscriptions. Donation. Colchester, W. Esq.. - 10 0 Allen, E. F - 5 0 radstreet, Eev. W. . - 5 0 Collins, Mr. W. H... - 5 0 Anslow H 5 0 Sntertainment given Clowes, Rev. A. by Messrs. Poole (2 years) 1 0 0 Cornell and Cornell, Armstrong, G - 10 0 and Yonng, per Baker and Crockett .110 irling.Thomas, Esq. 3uckow, Mr. W. ... - 10 0 Barker, J. W 5 0 T. Skidmore, Esq. 500 (2 years) ,- - 10 0 trorham, R. V. Esq. Bate, W. and Henry. 110 £60 11 6 Bayley, Mr. John... - 5 0 Fosdick, F. H. Esq.. - 10 6 Bayllss, Jones, and ife-boat Box 19 11 •'ootman, Pretty, and Bayliss . .... 1 1 0 Noott, Rev. J. F 10 6 Nicholson, Messrs. 110 Birch Wm 5 0 lead, Mrs. Thomas. - 10 0 Goddard, E. Esq.. ... - 10 0 Bissell, W 100 Scrivener, Mrs 1 1 0 Briscoe and Son, W. 5 0 0 myth, James, Esq. Grimwade, E. Esq.. 110 Brotherton, John ... - 10 0 Gwydyr, The Right Hon. Lord 100 Burns, Thos - 5 0 Total £24 12 5 Cartwright, S 1 1 0 &uffolfe. lamby, Capt - 5 0 Clarke, T. & C. & Co. 1 1 0 Harphara and Sons, Clarke, Mrs. C.S 5 0 ALDBOROUGH AND Coleman, John - 5 0 THORPE BRANCH. lead, John, Esq 110 GORLESTON Ipswich Journal '.-50 Cope, Captain T. B.. - 10 0 Chairman — BRANCH. Josselyn, Miss - 5 0 Crane, C. H - 10 0 Colonel THELLCSSOH. Cemp, Mr. J. 0 - 5 0 Chairman — jimmer, Mr. John.. - 6 0 Edwards, Thos - 10 6 Honorary Secretary— Capt. W. G. ALDEICH, R.N. itason, Admiral. ... 1 1 0 Edwards W - 10 6 JAMES OSBOBNB, Esq. Jaw, S. A. Esq. 110 Evans & Son, J - 5 0 Honorary Secretary— Annual Subscriptions. J. P. BAGMGABTHEB, Esq. May, John, Esq. ... - 10 0 £. s. d. filler, Mr. R. M.... - 10 0 Ewart,T. J. M - 5 0 Aldboro* Corporation 500 Annual Subscriptions. National Provincial Fisher, Thomas - 10 6 Attwood. Rev. Geo.. 100 Aldrich, Capt.R.N.. - 10 6 Bank, per E. Kick- Fleeming, Wm - 10 0 Austin, Mrs 100 iaumgartner, J. P. . 1 0 0 lin,Esq - 10 0 Beanclerc, Lord A... 100 Jaumgartner, Mrs., Packard, E. Esq 110 Gibbons, F - 5 0 Berners, John, Esq. .500 Godmanchester. .. 100 Packard, E., Jun., Gibbons, James - 5 0 Bloomfleld, Mrs 110 Blake, Arthur Wm.. - 10 6 Esq 1 1 0 Graham, Thos - 5 0 >ampain, Mrs. .... 1 1 ( Combe, Ed. H - 10 0 Paul and Co., Messrs. Gospel Oak Iron Co.. 110 B, - 10 0 Goagh, Major F.. ... - 10 0 Gnrney, Messrs 100 Dowson, R - 10 0 Potter, Mr. G. H.... - 10 0 Dowson, Septimus ..100 Ransome, R. C. Esq. 1 1 0 Harper, H. G 110 Holland, Rev. E. . . . 2 0 0 Hammond, John ... - 5 ( Ransome, R. J. Esq. 110 Hickman, E -10 0 Junts, Messrs - 10 1 Hewett, Fleming ... - 10 6 Reeve, Mrs 110 Horsman, P - 10 0 Janson, Miss, London 550 Morris, H 1 1 0 Ridley, F.Esq - 10 0 Long, Col 1 0 1 Palmer, Garwood ... - 10 Ridley, Messrs. G. Ironmonger, M - 10 < Salmon, Mrs. S 1 1 and 0 ... ..110 Jenks, Isaac, Esq. . . - 10 0 Middletou, Adm. Sir Schulen and Boby, Langman, Mrs. F. . . - 10 6 G. N.B, Bt, C.B..10 0 0 Stanier, Rich - 10 6 Messrs - 10 0 Ogilvie, A. Esq. 2 10 0 Wilson, Bernard 1 0 Sims, W.D. Esq.... 110 Leach and Man - 10 0 Ogilvie Mrs 2 10 0 Turner, Messrs. E. Lees and Sons, W. . . 1 1 0 Osborne, Mr. J - 10 0 Total £10 15 R.andF 110 Rope, G. Esq 1 0 0 Turner, Messrs. W. Lewis, E - 10 0 Rose, Sir W. Bart. ..110 Loveridge, H. Esq. .110 Rose Lady 1 1 0 TMbnry, H. Esq W 0 Mander, S. S. Esq. ..110 Rowley, Sir C.Bart.. 100 Westhorp, S. Esq... - 10 0 Meanley, George 5 0 Thellusson, Col 100 IPSWICH BRANCH. Wright, C. Esq - 10 0 Meynell and Inman. - 5 0 Wallace, Sir R. Bart.10 0 0 Wrinch, Mr. A - 10 0 Miller, Jos. N 1 0 Waveney, Lord .... 1 0 0 President — Mills, Mrs 110 Wentworth, F. Esq. . 2 0 J. C. COBBOLD, Esq. Total 44 19 0 Moreton, J. and Co.. 1 1 Vice-President — Total 61 9 F. ALEXANDER, Esq. Donations. Owen and Fendelow 1 1 Donations. Chairman— Foresters' and Odd Paddy, Hy - 5 Aldborough Boat- E. GRIMWADE, Esq. Fellows' Amalga- Peck Wm . - 10 mated F8te Com- Perks, R. and S. H. . 1 1 Thorp do 4 Treasurer— mittee, 1878, per Perry, Capt.T.J.... 1 1 Pillar do 1 91 G. C. E. BACON, Esq. Wm. B. Jerries, Plant, \V. & J - 5 Offertory at Aid- Honorary Secretary— Esq. (Total contri- Ready, Son, & Jones - 10 borough church . . 3 5 J. F. TITCHMABSH, Esq, butions from this Reynolds, W. B - 5 Do. at Aldringham Committee, 1867-78, Riley, John - 5 church, per Rev. Annual Subscriptions. £85 5S.) 5 0 0 Rogers and Sons, H.I 1 T. Cox 3 12 : Alexander, E. and Rogers, Mrs 1 1 Son - 10 <£49 19 0 Shaw and Son, John 1 1 Total £71 13 Alexander, F.Esq... 1 1 Alexander, W. Esq.. - 10 BEANCHES— LIST OF ANNUAL SUBSCEIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 537 LOWESTOFT, PAKE- Donations. CHICHESTER HAR- FIELD, AND GORTON £. i. d. BOUR AND SELSEY Pillar Contribution Sussex, BRANCH. Box on the Lowes- BRANCH Chairman — BRIGHTON President— J. J. COLMAX, Esq., M.P. Pakefield Life-boats— The Right Rev. the LOBD No. 1 - 13 G BRANCH. Treasurer— BISHOP op CHICHESTER. HENUT LEMAN, Esq. R. S. S. per J. Hen- Chairman — Chairman of General Central Mr. Alderman Cox, J.P. Committee — Honorary Secretaries — Capt. SEYMODE COB.TIS, R.N. FBEDEBICK MOESE, Esq. Sums under 5s - 3 2 Treasurer — Lowestoft. WILLIAM JOHNSTON, Esq. Chairman of Local Com- W. F. LABKINS, Esq. Total Dons. 4 5 11 mittee- Pakefield. Total Subs.. 54 1 0 Honorary Secretary — Rev. H. MITCHELL, F.S.A. Hon. Superintendent of W. R. WOOD, Jun., Esq. *58 12 11 Life-boats — Annual Subscriptions. Rev. H. MITCHELL, Mr. JOHN HEKDEBSON. Rev. HEBBEET C. FOSTEB, £. s. d. Mr. JAHES GOEHAM. Annual Subscriptions. Ashbury, J. Esq., £. s. d. MP 10 10 0 Treasurers — Andrews, Rev. W.H. 110 Ashby,& Co. Messrs. 110 Messrs. DENDV and Co. SOUTHWOLD Annual Subscriptions. Barne, Fred. Esq. ... 1 1 0 Attree, Geo. Esq. ... - 10 6 &. t. d. Base, Sam. Esq 1 1 0 BRANCH. Barnston, Miss 1 0 0 Birbeck, H. Esq. ... 1 0 0 Beaumont, Dr - 10 6 Birbeck, Wm. Esq. .100 Chairman— Bellingham, C - 10 0 Buxton, H. E. Esq. .220 J. Jj. EWEK, E?q. Bevis & Co. Messrs .110 Burnett, Rev. W. .,-50 Clemence, J. L. Esq. - 5 0 Treasurer — Booth J5 Esq 1 1 0 Clement, Rev. T. . . . - 5 0 Clabbe, W. H. Esq. . - 10 6 Mr. H. J. DEBNEI:. Bovill Miss ..110 Cogan, Mr. T. S - 5 0 Cole, W. Esq 1 1 0 Cogan, Rev. H - 5 0 Colman,J.J.Esq.M.P. 220 Honorary Secretary — Boys, Jacob, Esq.... - 10 0 Collins, Mr. H 1 1 0 Crossley, Lady 2 2 0 Mr. JOBS SINCLAIR. Chappell, J. Esq.... 110 Collins Mrs. H. . . . - 10 6 CuWtt, Rev. F. W... 110 Clarke, Somers, Esq. - 10 6 De Bathe, Maj.-Gen. Davey, Miss M 110 Annual Subscriptions. Cox, Alderman 1 1 0 Sir H. P. Bart 10 0 Denny, Rev. R.C.... 1 1 0 Allen, H. R. Esq.. . . - 10 0Crabbe, Mrs. A. M. . 1 1 0 Denman, Hon. R.... 1 0 0 Devereux, John -50 Blacket, J., Esq 100 Estrtdge,Ueut.-Col. 110 Egmont, the Earl of 2 2 0 Eastaugh, J. D. Esq. - 10 0 Bosanquet, Miss.... 110 Eyre, G. J. Esq 550 Fetherstonhaugh.Miss- 10 0 Eden, Adm. Henry .100 Brook, J. W. Esq. ..220 Forster, Capt. K.N.. 110 Fletcher, Sir Henry, Edwards,George,Esq. 110 Burleigh and Son, Gore, Miss - 5 0 Bart - 10 6 Edwards, Rev. Frank - 10 0 Messrs -10 6 Hannington.C.S.Esq. 110 Fletcher, Mr. C. J. 2 1 0 Everitt, William, Esq. 1 1 0 Cautley, Rev. P. L. . - 10 0 Howlett, J. W Esq. - 10 6 Foster, Rev. R - 5 0 Fisher, James, Esq. .-50 Chester, Colonel .... 1 0 0 Jenner, H. N. Esq. . - 10 6 Gaisford, Rev. G. . . . - 5 0 Fiske, Edward B. Crabtree, Misses ... 2 2 0 Johnston, W. Esq... 110 Garnham, Major. ... 1 1 0 Esq. - 10 6 Crowfoot, Mrs 1 0 0 Lewis & AUenby. ..11 0 Fiske, Rev. R. W. . . - 10 6Debney, Mr. H. J. .. - 10 0 London and County Herington, Mr. E. . . - 5 0 Fowler, E. W. Esq.. 110 Eales, Miss -10 0 Hobgen, Mr. C - 10 0 Fowler, G. 6. Esq.. .110 Lyon & Hall, Messrs. 1 1 0 Hobgen, Mrs. T - 5 0 Fowler, Mrs. R. C.. . 1 1 0 Ewen, Rev. F - 10 0 Hornby, Rear-Adm. Gowing.J.J.W.Esq. 1 1 0 Ewen, J. L. Esq. 200 Ogilvie Mrs 1 1 0 Phipps . 100 Gurneys and Co 220 Foster, Charles. Esq. 220 Oldham, J. Esq 110 Johnson, Rev. E. H.. 100 Harvey, E. K. Esq. .110 Gannon, E. M. Esq. 100 Partridge, Mr. A.. .. - 10 6 Kent, Mr. Rombolds- Henderson, John ... - 5 0 Gauson, Mrs 1 0 0 Penton, Colonel .... 1 1 0 Howett, Samuel .... 1 1 0 Girling, 11. C. Esq. . - 10 0 Poundall, W. L. Esq. - 10 6 Langaale, Rev. G. A. - 5 0 Hurst, Mrs -10 0 Grubb, Mrs 1 0 0 Leconfield, Lord ... 1 0 0 Jodrell, Rev. Hy. ... - 10 0 Grubbe, E.W. Esq.. 1 0 0 Robertson, Miss L.M. 110 Lewis, Rev. H.C.... - 5 0 Johnson, William . . - 5 0 Grubbe, J. E. Esq... 100 Long, Miss Tylney .110 Grubbe, R. S. Esq. ..100 Sutherland, A. H. Miller, Rev. J. Larkins, Capt.W. F. 2 2 0 Holland. Rev. E 2 0 0 Esq - 10 6 Webber - 5 0 Leathes,Lt.-Col.H. M. 1 1 0 Marsden, Mrs -10 6 Newland, The Misses - 10 0 Lucas, C. T. Esq 1 1 0 Middleton, Adm. Sir Tamplio, Mr. C 110 Oldfleld, Col. B. E. . . - 5 0 Lucas, Thomas, Esq. 110 G. N. Broke, Bart. 500 Townsend, Miss 10 6 MassiDgham, R. W.. - 10 6 Powell, Capt - 10 0 Morse, Frederick, Remnant, R. Esq. , . 2 0 0 Vallance and Catt, Raikes,Mr.C,C.S.I.. - 10 0 Esq 1 1 0 Riches, Mr. B - 5 0 Palmer, G. W. D. Sawyer, Mr. John . . - 26Wallis and Hack, Rawlinson, Sir Chris- Esq - 10 6 Steel, T. D. Esq. 10 0 Peto, James. Esq 110 Wilkinson & Son ... 110Richmond and Gordon, Preston, Benj. Esq. . - 10 6 Vincent, J. L. Esq. . - 10 0 Willett, G. W. Esq.. 110 The Duke of, K.G. 220 Preston, Capt. T,R.S". - 10 0 Wilmer, B. Esq 110 Willett, H. Esq 110 Robinson, Mr. A. . . - 10 0 Price, Rev. L 110 Wood, Mr.W. R. jun. - 10 6 Reeve, Rev. J. F. . . . 1 0 0 Total 36 6 6 Woodhead, Major... 1 1 0 Stanford, Mr. E. ... - 10 0 Roddam Mrs, . ..110 Yates, Rev. H. W. . . - 5 0 Button, Rev. R. - 5 0 Seppings, Henry, Donations. Young, J. G. Esq. . . - 10 0 Upton Mr H - 5 0 Esq - 10 6 Wellesley, Lady Vic- Stebblngs, A - 5 0 Box at Life-boat Total 58 2 6 toria Long 200 Steward, Rev.Chas. J. 110 Woods, Rev. G. H. . - 10 0 Catton, Mr. W - ) 0 6 Woods. Mr. John W. - 10 0 Watson, J. T. Esq. . - 10 6 Pillar Box 1 1 0 Donations. Warman, Wm. Esq. - 10 0 Boxes on Piers and ABOXBEL, per MT. C. BAUB- Wingneld, Mrs 1 0 0 £38 16 0 Esplanade and at LE-IT, Jun. : — Woods, Henry G. Arbnthnot, Kev. G. . - 10 0 Eyre, J. J. Esq 10 0 0 Butt, Rev. Canon ... - 5 0 Woods, Thomas R. . 1 1 0 Harris, Mr. and Mrs. 220Constable, Mr. G. S.. - 10 0 Woods, Wm.J - 10 6 Coote, Mr. G. C - 5 0 Worthington, W. C. TotalDons 48 3 0 Drewttt, Mr. H. D... - 10 0 Esq . - 10 6 Total Subs 58 2 6 Duke Mr F - 10 0 Youngs, Jos. Esq. ..110 Evans, Mr. T 1 1 0 Youngman, W. Esq. - 10 6 —— £106 5 6 Evershed, Mr. C. L. . - 10 0 Evershed, Mr. G. T.. - 5 0 Total 54 7 0 Fogden, Mr. John ..-50 Fry Mr E. - 5 0 538 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT 1, 1879. £. *. d. £. s. d. *. l. d. £ . s. d. Fry, Mr. William ... - 10 0 iosham, The Vicar of - 5 0 add, Mr. E -50 Norris, Rev. W. B.. - 5 0 Harrison, Mr. Henry 110 oys Mr T 5 0 add, Mr. H - 5 0 'adwick, Mr. W 1 1 0 Holmes, Mr. E. ridges, Mr. E - 5 0 Gambling and Sons, Carleton . ... - 5 0 Cheesman, Mrs. Sen. - 5 0 Holmes, Mr. G. P... - 10 0 Garland, Mr. S 5 0 Samthill, Mr. E - 5 0 Holmes, Mr. Richard - 10 0 )avey, Rev. H. M. . - 5 0 Gatehouse and Son, Scale, Dr. 10 0 Messrs - 10 0 hean, Rev. H. S. . . - 5 0 Lewis, Mr. D - 5 0 Gibbings, Mrs - 5 0 heppard,Rev.H.W. - 10 0 Long, Mr. John .... - 5 0 arndell, Mr. H - 5 0 Gibbings, Mr. H. W. - 5 0 Mitchell, Mr. W. W. - 5 0 arndell, Mrs - 5 0 Mostyn, Captain ... - 5 0 arne, Mr. C. H.... - 5 0 'hompson, Mrs - 5 0 Norfolk, The Dnke of, 'uller, Rev. A - 5 0 Gruggen, Mr. F.W.. - 5 0 Wilde, Kev. R. - 5 0 EM. 220 Jruggen, Rev. G. S. - 5 0 Wilder, Mr. G 110 Tompkins, Mr. John - 5 0 Haines, Mr. W - 5 0 Gruggen, Mrs. J. . . . - 5 0 Upfold, Mr. K - 5 0 Halsted, Mr.W. H. . - 5 0 Habin, Mr. E - 6 0 Watkins, Mr. E. ... - 5 0 Hancock, Mr. B. ... - 5 0 Halsted, Mr. C. T. . . - 5 0 MIDHBBST, per Rev. E. P. Webb, Mr. W. L. . . - 5 0 [ardham,Mr.J.Gates - 5 0 Hardy, MaJ.-Gen. ..-50 COLK :— Hayler, Mr. G - 5 0 Currie, Rev. James Heaver, Mr. John ..-50 Hayllar, Miss - 10 0 (the late) - 10 0 LrrrLEHAMPTON, per Mr. lobson, Capt. R.N. .-50 Hayllar, Mr. C. (the laydon, Mrs. Thos.. - 5 0 GEORGE LEGGET : — late) - 10 6 laydon, Rev. W. . . . - 5 0 Barker, Mr. C. J. . . . - 5 0nkson, Mr. W - 5 0 lenty, Mr. G - 10 0 'ohnson, Mr. Thos. .-50 ardine, Mr. W - 10 0 Robinson, Mr. John, arrad, Mr John ... - 5 0 Hill Rev J - 5 0 M.D - 5 0 Bushby, Mr. R - 5 0 rving, Mr. G -10 0 Sandham, Miss .... - 5 0 Butt, Mr. J 10 0 Jenkins, Mr. Thos. .-50 'ohnson,MT.J.J.,Q.C. - 10 0 Tufnell, Rev. E. (the Butt & Sons, Messrs. 'ohnson, Rev. S - 5 0 late) - 10 0 J. E - 10 0 lartin, Messrs - 5 0 Johnson, Messrs. ... - 5 0 Warren, Mrs. H. ... - 10 o Butt, Mrs. J. E - 5 0 Tohnson, Captain L. - 5 0 Weekes, Mr - 10 0 fones, Mr. C. S - 6 0 Candy, Mrs - 5 0 MDNDHAM, per Rev. T. J. Constable, Mr. Thos. - 5 0 'earson. Rev. G. F. - 5 0 TOUR :— Malim, Mr. (the late) - 5 0 Hodson, Mrs - 5 0 Evans, Mr. Thomas. - 5 0 leynolds, Mr. T - 5 0 Matthews, Miss .... - 5 0 Peachey, Mr. James .-50 Evershed and Dufce, lichardson, Mr. Jas. - 5 0 Newland, The Misses - 5 0 Torr, Rev. T. J - 5 0 Nicolls, Miss L - 10 0 Sums under 5s -12 6 Gales, Mr. R - 5 0 Smart, Mr. Thomas .-50 Norman, Mr. W. . . . 1 0 0 Harvey, Messrs. J. & Smith, Mr. William. - 5 0 Olden, Mr - 5 0 SELSET, per Mr. JAMES W. B - 10 0 Partlngton, Mr - 5 0 LAWRENCE: — Trevett, Mr. E - 5 0 Pasco, Mr 5 0 Bateman, Mr.E. H.. - 5 0 Trevett, Mr. 0 - 5 0 Paull, Mr. G - 5 0 Chase, Mr. R. - 5 0 Trevett, Mrs. J - 5 0 Peachey, Mr. E - 5 0 Foster, Rev. H. 5 0 Lefroy, Captain, R.N".- 5 0 Pearse Mr 6 0 Foster, Rev. Herbert Walker, Rev. G. A. - 5 0 PercivaL, Mr. 1 0 0 C - 5 0 Penfold, Mr. H - 5 0 Walker, Mr. W - 5 0 Pinnix, the Misses.. - 5 0 Pullinger, Mr. C - 5 0 .Neame Mr G -50 Wallis, Admiral Sir Pratt, Capt -10 0 Woodman, Mr.W... - 5 0 Neame, Mrs. G - 5 0 Prove, G.C.B - 5 0 Purchase, Mr. R. . . . - 5 0Yeatman, Capt -10 0 Neame, Mr. N - 5 0 Weston, Mr. G. H.. - 5 0 Raper, Mr. R.G - 5 0 Sums under 55. - 3 0 Robinson, Mr. G. . . . - 5 0Woodman, Capt. C. Riadore, Rev. G - 5 0 Robinson, Mr. Joseph - 5 ( E S R.N - 5 0 Richardson, Mr. J... - 5 0 SINGLETON, per Rev. F. A. Smith, Mr. C - 5 0 Wood, Mr. John. ... - 5 0 Russell and Sons, BOWLES : — Bower, Mr. F 110 Stansfield, Rev. E. . . - 5 0 Russell, Mr. G 5 Bowles, Rev. F. A.. . - 10 0 Walthew, Mrs - 5 0 Sayers Mr J .... - 5 Bulbeck, Mr - 5 0 Whitehead, Mr - 5 0 Shippam, Mr. C - 5 ( Deedes Miss 10 6 Adames, Mrs. Benness- 10 0 Silverlock, the Misses - 5 Legge, Rev. H - 10 0 Adames, Mr. F - 5 0 Smith Mr G - 5 Paxton, Mr. H. (the BOGNOE, per Mr. G. E. KEED Anderson, Mr. - 5 0 Smith, Mrs. H - 5 0 late) - 5 0 Abbott,A'dmiral,R.N. - 5 0 Arnold, Mr. E - 10 6 Smith Mr T - 5 Turner, Mr. N. B. . . - 5 0 Bingham, Lord - 6 ( Ashwell, Rev. Canon - 5 0 Smith, Messrs - 5 0 Bray, Mrs - 5 0 Atkey, Mr. C. J -50Sowton, Mr. M. J. . . - 6 Davenport, Mr - 5 0 Ballard and Sons, Styles, Mr - 5 WEST WITTERING, per Mr. Messrs - 5 Swainson, Rev. Dr. . . - 5 JOHN TRUST :— i Fletcher, Mrs - 5 Andrews, Mr. John .-50 Jeffrey, Major - 5 Benwell Mr. - 10 Teuton, Kev. J. S... - 5 Aylmore, Mr. Thos.. - 5 0 Tyacke Dr .... - 5 Binstead, Mr. B. ... - 10 0 Lewis, Mr. C. G. - 10 Bruton, Rev. W. . . . - 5 Vick, Mr. F. M - 5 Combes, Mr. Charles - 10 0 Buckell, Dr - 5 Walker, Rev. Canon - 6 0 Gorham Mr. J . - 10 0 Buckle, Mr - 5 Wilmshurst. Mr. ... - 5 Sparkes, Mr R. H . . - 5 0 Powell, Mr 1 1 0 Caffln,Mr. J - 5 Wilson, Mr. T - 6 Wakeford, Mr. R. Powell, Mr, J.R.... - 5 Caffln, Mr. W. J - 5 Wright &Son,Messrs. - 5 (2 years) - 10 0 Campbell, Mrs - 10 Underwood, Rev. W. Taylor, Admiral ... - 5 0 Cavill, Rev.G - 5 D . - 5 0 Tritton, Rev. R. B. . - 5 0 Charge, Mr. (the late) - 5 Sums under 6s. .... - 9 6 Chichester, the Lord EMSWORTH, per Mr. BULL : — Bishop of - 10 Allen, Rev. R. P 10 Total 161 11 6 Chichester, the Dean Aylward, Miss - 5 BOSHAM, per Rev. HENRY of .... - 10 Cox, Mr. J. E 5 MITCHELL : — Church, Mr - 5 Dixon, Mr. H. W. . . - 5 Donation*. Apps, Mr. George . . - 5 Comper, Mr. H 1 1 Fellowes, Mrs. W. B. - 5 Apps, Mr. W. (the Hipkin, Mrs. W 5 Dendy, Mr. George, late) - 5 Curtis, Captain, R.N. - 5 Jervoise. Mrs. Clarke - 5 Chichester - 5 0 King, Mr. W - 5 Drake, Captain - 5 0 Baker, Rev. R - 5 Dendy Mr R - 5 Flint, Misses - 5 0 Dilke, Mr. W - 10 Fogden, Mrs. & Miss - 6 0 Baring, Mr. John.., 1 0 Duke Mr W - 5 Friend, A - 5 0 Berkeley, Hon.C.P.F. - 10 Martin, Mr. G. P., Mee, Very Rev. J. . 1 0 0 Berkeley, Hon. Mrs. Farenden, Miss - 5 RN . - 5 Mercer, Miss 110 C P F - 10 Frampton, Rev. C. T. 1 0 Paxton, Miss, West- Bosham, The Cham- Munday, Lady - 5 Freeland, Mr. H. W. - 10 Norris, Rev. W - 10 Pratt, Mrs - 5 0 BEANCHES— LIST OF ANNUAL SUBSCBIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 539 £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. Sorrell, Mr. J. E.... 1 1 0 Brisco, Miss 110 Leigh, Richard, Esq. 110 Thompson, Rev. Mr. - 5 0 Palmer, Rev. — 5 0 Broadwood, Mrs -10 0 Lever, J. 0. Esq 1 1 0 UrliQ, Mr. K. D. ... - 5 0 Percival, — , Esq.... 1 1 0 Brocklebauk, B. M. Lipscombe, G. Esq. .-50 Wallls, Acim. Sir P., Phipps, Mrs. Jane.. -50 Esq . .... 1 0 0 Litt Miss - 10 0 G.C.B 100 Pierpoint, Rev. R.W. - 10 0 Bromhead, Mrs. A.L. - 5 0 LUtzow, Count and Sums under 55 1 10 0 Pitman, Rev. T - 5 0 Bromilow,Lieut.R.N. 110 Brown, H. A. Esq. . - 10 0 COLLECTED IN BOXES : — R and H - 1 6 Brown, Miss - 5 0 Martin, Charles, Esq. - 10 0 Box at the Norfolk Roberts Dr - 5 0 Burfleld and Co. Martin, Horace, Esq. 110 Arms Hotel, Arun- Roper, F. C. S. Esq. .110 del - 8 9 Koper, Mr. John ... - 5 0 Bnrgoyne, J. C. Esq. - 10 0 Mason, T. Esq 110 Box at the Railway Routledge, Mr - 5 0 Burton, A. H. Esq. .110 Station, Chichester - 15 6 Russell, Mr. A - 5 0 Byng, Lieut.-Col. ... - 5 0 Mead, Mrs - 5 0 Box at Mr. Neame's, Russell, Scott, Esq.. - 10 0 Carter, C. P. Esq. ... 1 0 0 Surrey House, Schriner, Fredk. Esq. - 10 0 Casey, G. Esq 1 1 0 Merry, Mrs - 5 0 Littlebampton 5 10 4 Caulfleld, H. C. Esq.. - 5 0 Mootgomerie, Miss .-50 Box at the Norfolk Sharp Mrs . . - 10 0 Cayley, Miss - 5 0 Morris, J.S. Esq.... - 10 0 Hotel, Littlehamp- Sherwood, Dr. A. P. - 5 0 Champneys, Mrs... . - 5 0 Nairne Mrs 5 0 Soddy, B. Esq - 5 0 Cbarrington, Miss M. 2 2 0 Nicholl, Miss - 10 0 Stewart, Mrs - 10 0 Chatfleld, Mrs. H. . . - JO 0 Nicholson, Misses . , - 10 0 Box at the Railway Norie, Miss - 5 0 Terminus, Little- Stiff, Carltou, Esq... - 5 0 Strange, Mr. H - 5 0 Coles, T. H. Esq. ... 1 1 0 North, Miss 10 0 Sturgis, J. Esq 1 1 0 Convent, The 1 1 0 Nottingham, Mrs. ..-50 Steamers fiennes, Noyes, Mrs - 5 0 HonjieuTy and V't- Button, Mr. Thos. . . - 5 6Cooke, Dr - 5 0 Swift, John, Esq. ... 1 1 0 Cotton, Miss 1 1 0 Padday, J. Esq - 5 0 Ttlng - 5 9 Parker C Esq. ... 50 Other Boxes - 9 2 Parkin, Rev. J - 5 0 Sums under 5s, .... Thatcher, Mr. G - 5 0 Cripps, Miss - 5 0 Thornton, Rev. J. C. 1 0 0 Crothers, Dr 1 0 0 Paske, Miss - 10 0 Peyton, J. E. H. Esq. 100 Total Dons 16 8 8 Tindall Mrs - 5 0 Croucher, Dr - 5 0 Usill Rev J . ,-50Cumberlege, Miss... - 5 0 Pilkington, Mrs - 5 0 Total Subs 161 11 6 Walker, E. Esq 1 0 0 Dawes, Rev. G.I)... - 5 o Plummer, Mr. Wm. - 5 0 Waters,Mr.C. - 5 0 Dawson, Mrs. W. H. 1 1 0 Pott, Mrs. A. S. - 10 0 £118 0 2 Wellesley, Lady ... 1 0 0 Deward, Mrs. E - 10 6 Potticary. Rev. G. . . - 10 0 W.H -50 Dickinson, Mrs - 5 0 Preston, Edw. Esq.. -50 Wheeler, Mr. J - 5 0 Dockray Mrs - 10 0 Prichard, Mrs - 10 0 Whelpton, Rev. C. . - 5 0 Dods. Mrs. and the Rawlins, Rev. F. J.. - 10 0 Whitfleld, Molineux, Misses 1 1 0 Redcliffe, Viscount • EASTBOURNE S. D - 5 0 BRANCH. Woodland Mrs ... - 5 0 Edenlorough, Mrs. . - 10 0 1 Kivington, Miss 5 0 Honorary Secretary— Suw.ll sums 24 1 0 Etkin, C. M. Esq.... - 5 0 Rock, J. Esq. -10 0 THOMAS CHILD, Esq. Elkins, Miss 2 2 0 67 11 6 Eilenborough, Lord. 200 Roebuck, J. A. Esq., Annual Subscriptions. Emerson, Mrs - 5 0 M.P - 10 6 Their Royal High- Donations. Koemer, Baroness nesses the late Collecting Boxes. ...19 18 8 Eversfleld, C. G. Esq. 1 0 0 von 1 0 0 Prince Waldemar Eyre, Hev. C. J. P. . - 10 0 Rosher, Miss - 5 0 and Princesses Vic- Total fSl 10 2 Fawcett, Bev. S - 5 0 Ross, Thomas, Esq.. - 10 0 toria, Sopbia, and Kothschild,LadyN.de2 0 0 Margarethe of Forrest, Mrs. F - 5 0 Rowley Miss . 50 Forster, A. Esq 110 Sayer, Misses 1 1 0 Adams, Rev. E - 6 0 Foyster, Rev. H. B. . - 10 0 Sedgwick, Mrs - 10 0 Alder, the Rev. Dean -50 HASTINGS AN D Foyster, Rev. S. A. . - 10 0 Shaddock, Mrs - 10 0 Allen, Rev. R - 5 0 Fremantle, Lady A. - 5 0 Shaw, A. Esq., M D. - 5 0 ST. LEONARDS Gardiner, Rev. G. G. - 10 0 Shuttlewortb, Sir O. Bradley, Miss - 5 0 BRANCH. Ginner and Son, J.Kay, M.P 110 Brodie, Wm. Esq. .. - 10 0 Secretary — Smirk, T. Esq 10 0 Mr. T. S. HroE. Glyn, Hon. Mrs. P. C. - 5 0 Smith, Mrs. K - 5 0 Brown, G Ksq . . - 5 0 Gore, Hon. Mrs. A. . - 5 0 Smith, Mrs. Masters. - 5 0 Brown, Mr. H. K.... -50 Animal Subscriptions. Gottlieb, G. F. Eso.. - 10 0 Stacey, Mrs., and Cecil, Lady Sophia.. 100 Addison, Mr. W. S.. - 5 0 Gray, Mrs. S. J 110 Colgate, R. Esq - 10 0 Adey, Dr - 10 0 Greaves. J. H. Esq.. - 5 0 Stainton, Miss - 10 0 Crake, Rev E - 6 0 Green, A. W.'Esq. .-50 StiebeX Miss - 10 0 l)evonshire,HisGrace Austen, Mrs. Henry. - 10 0 Green, Rev. W - 10 0 Suttoii, Rev. R. S., the Duke of .... 1 1 0 Greenhill, Dr - 5 0 Rype Rectory.... 100 Dexter, Mr. R - 8 0 Back Miss 110 Griffin Mrs. N ... 1 1 0 Tanner, H. Esq.. ... - 10 0 Dexter, Mrs. . ... - 5 0 Backhouse, Misses.. - 5 0 Gripper, Miss 5 0 Taylor, Gen. Pringle - 5 0 D. V - 10 0 Baker, Mr. H. M.... - 5 0 Guillebaud, Rev H. - 10 0 Thackeray, Lady Earp, Wm. Esq 110 Baker, Wm. Esq. ... - 5 0 Gurney, Mrs. J. . . . - 5 0 Edwards, Rev. T. . . - 6 0 Harlow,Capt.andMrs.- 10 0 Thrupp, Mrs - 5 0 Ellis, John, Esq - 10 0 Barnes and Goldsmith, Hamilton, Miss ... - 10 0 Toitenham,Rev.J.W.- 10 0 Gilbert, Hon. Mrs... 110 Hancock, Miss .... - 10 0 Treacher, H. Esq.. . . - iO 0 Graham, John, Esq.. 110 Barrow, Mrs 1 0 0 Hankey, E. A. Esq.. 110 Tritton Mrs - 5 0 Hardy, Mrs - 10 0 Turner, Rev. W. T. . - 10 0 Harris, Mr. and Mrs. - 10 6 Beaumont, Mrs 1 1 0 Havilaud, F. G. Esq. - 5 0 Turner Miss - 10 6 Hart, Miss - 10 0 Becher, Gen. J. E... - 10 0 Heathcote, N. Esq. .-50 Waddington, H. F. Holman, Captain ... - 5 0 Beechings and Co. Hetherington, Mrs.. - 5 0 Esq - 10 0 Homewood, Mr - 5 0 Wagner, Mrs 1 1 0 Hood, W. Esq. ... - 10 0 Bickersteth, Mrs 10 0 Hey wood, A. H. Esq. 220 Waldegrave, Lady Hurst, Mr.Alex. & Co. 1 1 o Biddulph, Lady . . . . - 10 0Honyman, Miss A. J. - 5 0 Johnstone.W.L.Esq. - 5 0 Binyow, C. Esq - 5 0 Horton, Rev. G - 5 0 Weatherly, E. Esq. .-50 Lasky, N. Esq - 10 0 Birch- Wolfe, Mrs. .. - 10 0 Hosking, E. Esq - 10 0 Wells, Mrs. Edward - 5 0 Lippencott, R. C. C. Birkett, James, Esq.. - 10 0 How and Co. Messrs. - 5 0 Welsh Miss 1 1 0 Howell, John, Esq.. - 10 0 Welsh, Miss - 10 0 Lothian, Lady 1 0 0 Bishop, Miss H - 6 0 Hovrell, Sir Thomas - 5 0 Wiekham, Miss - 5 0 Blackden, Mr. W. H. Hudson, Mr. W - 5 0 Wiggin, Miss 5 0 Lushington, F. Esq. 100 and Mrs 110 Hume, Eev. W. W. . 1 1 0 Wood, Mrs - 5 0 Lushington, Miss .. - 10 0 Boger, G. O. Esq 5 0 Wilson, Mr. R. E... - 5 0 Lushington, Miss E. - 10 0 Boning and Small, Winbow, E.W. Esq. - 5 0 Manby, Colonel 110 Kennerley, Miss ... - 5 0 Wrights, — , Esq.. . . - 10 0 Milner, Mrs. Chas... 100 Bostock, Mrs. S 110 Kingsbury, Miss ... - 6 0 Wynn,G. Esq.. - 5 0 Mocatta, E. Esq. ... - 10 0 Braham, Mrs - 10 0 Langden. A. W. Esq. - 10 0 Young, Dr. H - 5 0 Morris & Son, Messrs. - 5 0 Brassey,T.Esq.,M.P. 110 Lee Miss - 10 0 Young, W.B. Esq... 110 540 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1879. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. Burra H Esq . . - 10 0 Chaplin, Messrs - 5 0 Young, Misses - 10 0 Churton, Rev. H. B. Chilcott, E. Esq - 5 0 (Harlm'cfesfitu. Small sums under 5s. 19 5 10 W 10 0 Cholmeley, the Misses - 5 0 Frewen,Edward,Esq. 200 BIRMINGHAM Total ....128 3 4 Gladstone, Eev. D. T. 110 Collet, A. H. Esq. ..-50 Hardy, J. S. Esq. Cortis, Mr. A - 5 0 BRANCH. Donation. MP 110 Corporation of Hast- Hilder, Mr. George. . 220Cripps Mr. F. - 5 0 Cruse Rev.F - 5 0 J. H. CHANCE, Esq. Lord, Rev. J.O - 10 0 £148 3 4 Davey Mrs 5 0 Messrs. CHARLES and Meryon, C. P. Esq.. - 10 0 WILLIAM BARWELL. Pix, Thomas S. Esq. 110 Dennett,Miss(2yrs.) 110 Plomley, J. F. Esq . - 10 0 Annual Subscriptions. Skinner, R. V. Esq . - 10 0 Ferguson, Miss - 10 0 £. s. d. Avery, Mrs. W. H. . l l 0 NEWHAVEN Stileman, Major. ..110 Goldsmith, Dr - 5 0 Stileman, Miss - 10 0 Graham, T. G. Esq. . - 10 6 Baldwin, J. and Sons, BRANCH. Symonds, Miss. .. .110 Messrs 220 Vidler, Messrs. J. and Barclay, H, Esq 110 Chairman — Sons 1 1 0 Hammond, F. Esq... - 5 0 Barwell, J. and Sons, R. T. DOLAN, Esq. Hargood, Admiral.. 110 Barwell, James, Esq. 110 Honorary Secretary— Total 16 9 0 Hargood, H. Esq 110 W. S. EDWARDS, Eaq. Harris, W.J. Esq... 1 1 0 Donations. Harris, W. Esq. .... - 5 0 Cadbury, Joel, Esq.. 1 1 0 Annual Subscriptions. Mr. Moon's box .... - II 0 Henty, E. Esq - 5 0 Chamberlain, King, Sheffield, Earl of . ... 2 0 0 Receiver of Wrecks, Hoare,Capt. 0. B.... - 10 0 and Jones, Messrs. 110 Chichester, Earl of . . 2 0 0 on account of Fear- Hopkins, H. Esq.. . . - 10 6Chance, J. H. Esq. ..550 Gage, Viscount 2 0 0 Chance, R.L. Esq... 560 less 3 6 8 Lane, W. Esq - 5 0 Chesshire, T. P. Esq. - 10 6 Newhaven Harbour Rye Church collec- Maxwell, General .. 10 0 Commissioners ... 5 0 0 Clay, John, Esq - 10 6 Newhaven & Dieppe Newland, the Misses. 100 Colmore, Mrs. A. ... 1 1 0 £26 7 2 Corbett,Jno.Esq.M.P. 110 Blencowe, J. G. Esq. 1 0 0 Ough,Kev.C. -50 Crosbee and Sons, Brown, Thomas, Esq. 110 Parr, Rev. — - 5 0 Burfleld& Son.Messrs. 220 Parry, Major - 5 0 Cutler, Thos. Esq... 110 Bnshby, Geo, Esq. . . - 10 0 Patching, Mr. E. C. . - 10 0 Davis, E. May, Esq.. - 10 6 Catt, Miss 100 Patching, W. Esq... - 10 0 Dew, Mrs. T. B 110 Cattfc Son, Messrs. W.I 1 0 SHOREH AM Pattrick, Rev. J. B.. - 5 0 Elkington, Jas. Esq. 1 'l 0 Chatneld&Co.Messrs.- 10 6 Ellis, C. and Sons, BRANCH. Paull, H. Esq - 10 0 Messrs 2 2 0 Dennis, Bev. R. N.. . 1 0 0 Finnemore, J. B. Esq. 110 Chairman — Price, — , Esq -10 6 Gilbert, J. Esq - 10 B Dolan, K. T. Esq. ... - 10 6 HUGH GORRINGE, Esq. Puckle, E. Esq - 10 0 Edwards, W. S. Esq. - 10 0 Richards, G. Esq... - 5 0 Gilbert, Mrs - 10 6 Farncombe, J. Esq. .-50 Treasurer— Roberts, Chas. Esq. . - 10 6 Griffiths & Browett, T. L. STAPLEDON, Esq. Messrs 110 Saunders, W. Wilson Heaton and Taylor, Gorring, Mrs. H. B. . 10 0 Honorary Secretary — Esq - 10 0 Harcourt, Colonel F. 100 THOS. FCLLEE, Esq. M.D. Sklndle, Mr. W - 10 0 Harison, Mrs - 10 0 Heaton, George, Esq. 110 Harison, Rev. John . - 10 0 Honorary Collector— Smith.Cleveland.Esq. - 5 0 Heaton, Harry, Esq.. 110 Hillman,Messrs.T.&B.- 10 0 D. PimoBE. Smith, Mr. G. H -50 Hoerner, M. U. Esq. 110 Lamb, Robert, Esq.. - 5 0 Huggins, Wm 1 0 0 Annual Subscriptions. Jutson H. and Sons, Lowdell and Cooper, Brown, 3. E. Esq.. . . - 10 6 Tayler, Mrs - 10 0 Burrell, Sir W. W. Thornton, A. J. Esq. - 10 0 Madgwick and Son. . - 5 0 Traill, Miss - 10 0 Manton, H. Esq.J.P. 1 1 0 Bart M P . 110 Oldham and Bower, Monk & Son, Messrs. - 10 6 Cave, RtJHon. Ste- Tribe, W. Esq. - 10 0 phen, M.P 1 1 0 Padmore, John, Esq. 110 Pam, Mr. Albert. ... - 5 0 Fuller, Thomas, Esq. - 10 6 Vansittart, Rear Ad- Parsons, Messrs - 10 0 Scott, C. A. Esq. ... 1 1 9 Gorringe.H. Esq. ... 2 2 0 miral, C. B - 10 0 Simpson, F. K. & Co. Shiflher, Lady Emily 220 Hayllar, F. Esq - 10 6 Verrall, W. Esq. ... - 5 0 Simmons, H. Esq. . . - 10 0Ingram, Lieut.-Col.. 110 Watson, J. L. Esq. .-50 Simmons, T. J. Esq. - 10 0 Welsh, C. J, Esq 10 0 Smith, Edwin, Esq. . - 10 6 Southwood, Rev. E. P.- 5 0 Penney, K. H. Esq.. 1 0 0 Smith, G. B. Esq.... 110 Pilmore, D. Esq. 10 6 West, Mrs. P - 1 0 0 Stevens, James, Esq. 110 Stevens, Mr. Z 10 0 Shoreham Harbour, Wickham, A. Esq... - 5 0 Stone and Towner, Stokes A. Esq 110 Trusteesof 10 10 0 Wodehouse, Miss. .. - 10 0 Tommas,Robert,Esq. 110 Stapledon, T. L. Esq. 100 Wright, — . Esq 5 0 Tyndall, E. L. Esq. .110 White, Cap* - 5 0 Vallance, Catt, & Co. I 0 0 Whitfeeld and Co. Sums under 5*. 113 6 Walker, S. Esq 1 1 0 Messrs 1 1 o Willet, G. W. Esq. .110 Whitehouse, J.Esq.. 110 Whitfleld, S. Esq... 110 Total £21 18 0 Total 35 9 o Wilkes, G. Esq 110 Wilkes J. Esq .... 1 1 0 Donations. Wilkes, John, Esq., j Donations. Darlaston - 10 6 Iron Pillar Box and Box of P. Greet, Esq. - 10 9 Williams,Joseph,Esq. 110 Pillar and Wall Williams, Mrs 1 1 0 . WORTH 1 NG Boxes 1 S 3 Williams, J. A. Esq. 110 £41 5 10 BRANCH. TotalDons 1 17 0 Patron — Total Subs 32 1 6 Sir W. W. BDEKELL, Bart. Donations. M.P. J610 4 6 Barwell, Chas. Esq. .20 0 0 RYE AND WINCHEL- Barwell, Wm. Esq. .10 0 0 H. HAHGOOD, Esq. Lea, Rev. Geo 5 0 0 SEA BRANCH. Lloyd, Richard, Esq. - 10 0 President— Honorary Secretary— Shorthouse, — , Esq.. - 10 0 T. S. Pix, Esq. MELVILL GREEN, Esq. £95 16 0 Honorary Secretary — Annual Subscriptions. HENRY BURBA, Esq. Blaker Mr F - 5 0 —— Annual Subscriptions. . Adamson, E. Esq. . . - 10 0Burnand, Capt. A. . . - 10 0 Burra, Miss 110 Butcher, Mrs - 5 0 BKANCHES—LIS T OF ANNUAL SUBSCEIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 541 £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. Chirm, Mr., Birming- Gwyther, Mrs., Shen- King, Mrs - 5 0 (ffiSorttglersiiire. ham (5s., 5s.) - 10 0 Newey's,Mrs.,children- 5 0 Clarke, Mr - 10 0 Gwyther, Miss - 6 6 WORCESTER Clifford Miss . . - 10 0 Gwyther, Miss P. . . - 6 0 Cooke, Misses, and Gwyther, Miss M. F. - 6 0 YAHDLEY, BRANCH. coll. by (1J. 11s.) .-56 Hawkins, Miss - s 0 per Miss WHITAKEE : — Chairman — Miss Kennedy, Luff, Miss ¥, Bristol. 140 Alston, Mra. Elmdon Capt. TINKLAB, R.N. Powell, Misses - 18 3 Hall 1 0 0 Mr. Walsh, Selly Smith, Miss Eva ... - 9 3 Treasurer — • Hill - 5 0 Thornton, Master J. - 10 0 FEAS. SPOONER, Esq. Mr. A. Wilson, Tomlinson, Miss.... -60 Biddle, Mr - 5 o Honorary Sacretary — Dublin 5 0 Tomlinson, Master .-60 Bullivant, Mrs - 5 o F. W. SEAMAN, Esq. Dublin Friends . . - 10 6 Sums under 5s. Annual Subscriptions. Davis, Mrs. Bolton, (Heeley 2s. Id., Dodd, Rev. F.S - 5 0 *. s. d. Swereford Park... 100 Britrain 35.) - 5 1 Allsopp, H. Esq.,M.P. 110 Foulkes, Mr. W. T. . - 10 0 Quarndon : — Hackett, Mr - 10 0 Ames, F. Esq 110 Hardinge, Miss (Pow- Newbold, Miss ... - 8 4 Amphlett.Rev. J.... - 10 0 ick 187?) - 5 0 Brasher, Miss .... - 17 10Higginson,the Misses -SO Bearcroft, Kev. J 110 Hanuar, Mr. J. Raf- Cockin, Miss - 9 0 Lichfleld, Mrs & 0 fles, Birmingham . - 5 O Colman, Miss F ... - 5 0 Madeley, Mr. W. Y. - 10 0 Chesshire, Rev. J. S. 100 Icke Mrs 10 6 Ellin, Miss - 7 0 Clarke, Erlin, Esq. . 1 0 0 King, Mr. K. W., Hargreaves, Miss Rosenbury, Mr 5 0 Clarke, Geo. Esq 110 Birmingham - 10 6 Shakespeare, Mrs. C. - 5 0 Cooper, J. D. Esq. . . ~ 5 0 Lloyd, Miss, Lea- Heatley, Miss .... - 4 0 Shakespeare, Mr. W. - 5 o Congreve, Miss J. , . 1 1 0 mington, collected Horton, Miss - 5 0 Sims, Rev. G. H. Cox&Painter,Messrs. - 10 6 by (31.):— Marriott, Miss.... - 10 0 Dodd, Rev. Thomas. - 5 0 Goode, Mrs. W. . - 10 0 Newbold,MissRose - 12 0 Whitaker, Mrs. 100 Dorville, Capt. R.N.. 110 Ingall, Mrs. W. G 1 1 0 Stanbridge, Miss.. - 5 0 Whitaker, Miss .... - 5 0 Evans, E. B. Esq. ..100 Lloyd, Mrs. C. . . - 5 0 Welby, Miss 1 14 0 Sums under 5s - 10 0 Gresley.K. A.D.Esq. 1 1 0 Lloyd, Mrs. R. . . - 5 0 Hadley, E. Newport Lloyd, Mr. W. H - 5 0 Esq _ 10 6 Lloyd, Mr. C. B.. -26 Hall, Joseph, Esq... - 10 0 Mactivish, Miss .-50 Total Subs 14 14 6 Donations. Heaton, W. H. Esq.. 200 Tritton, Col -50 TotalDons 6 12 3 Holden, Mrs. Hyla. . - 10 0 Small sums - 1 6 Col. Cards IS 0 3 ACOCK'S GHEES, Hopkins, T. M. Esq. - 5 0 Maxwell, Miss, Bir- per Miss BAEKER : — Jones, Henry, Esq... 110 mingham - 0 £38 7 0 Swinburn, Mr. J. F.. - 10 0 Lea, C. W. Esq 2 2 0 Morgan, Miss, Quarn- Lechmere, SirE. A.H. don - 10 6 Woodfleld, Mis - 5 0 Morgan, Mr. W - 10 6 Sums under 5s. per Lugard, Kev. F. S.. . - 10 6 Heal, Mr. J. R., MissTomkins 4 0 Sums under 5s - 5 0 McNaught and Co., Palmer, Mr. J. j. ... - 10 6 Messrs - 10 0 ACOCK'S GREEN YARIH.EY, Mellor.W. Esq -10 0 AND YARDUEY per Miss WHITAKEK : — Munt and Cosford, BRANCH. Fenton, Mr.,L.B.Box 1 15 5 Palmer, Miss Jane . . - 5 0 Shakespeare, Mr. W., Nicholas, Mrs. M. A, - 10 6 Riddell, Mrs., bhen- Chairman — L. B. Box - 5 0 Perrins, J. D. Esq. ..110 Mr. BAKBOWS. Wbitaker,Miss,L.B. Hdcock, Chas. Esq. 110 Smallwood, Mr - 10 6 Piercy&Co 110 Treasurer and Sumsunder5s -38 Honorary Secretary — Rea, J. P - 10 0 Total 14 14 6 Reid, J. Esq 110 Rowlands, Rev. W. . - 10 6 Annual Subscriptions. Rutland, J. Esq - 10 6 Donations. Seaman, Mr. F. W.. - 10 6 Field, Mr., Broms- ACOCK'S GREEX, Collecting Cards. Shaw, D. Esq - 10 6 grove, L. B. Box.. - 4 3 collected by Miss BAEKEE :— ACOCK'S GREEN, Spooner, Francis, Esq.- 10 6 Greig, Miss C., En- per Miss BARKER : — Stallard, J. Esq 100 derby, L. B. Box.. 1 10 6 Arnold, Mr. D. N... - 5 0Barber, Master E. . . - 5 3 Stallard, Major 1 0 0 Hemus, Mr. W., Bir- Jeffreys, Mr. B 1 12 6 Temple, Mrs. T 1 1 0 mingham, L.B.Box - 15 0 Mallett, Master A... - 5 6 Turley & Co. Messrs. - 10 « Morgan, Miss, and Barker, Mrs - 10 0 Playfair, Miss K - 5 3 Williamson & Sons, Newbold, Miss, Barker, Mr. H - 5 0 Richards, Master A. 1 12 9 Quarndon.L.BJBox 1 17 6 Barker, Mr. J. B - 5 0 Sums under 5s. YARDLEY, (A. F. 2s. 6<2.) 2 6 Duke, Mr - 5 0 per Miss HOSKINS : — Biddle.Miss - 16 6 Readings and Lec- Friend, A -50 Corah,Miss - 10 6 Donation. ture, Mr. W. Mor- Grice, Miss - 5 3 Thome, Rev. W. ... - 10 0 Handley, Mr - 5 0 Hoskins, Miss C. E.. - 7 5 Jennings, Miss E. J. - 6 8 3J 9 1 Total 5 12 3 Hoskins, Mrs - 5 0 Pollack, Miss 100 Kimpton, Mrs - 10 0 Collecting Cards, Total 7 13 10 Aston, Miss, Bir- mingham (1877). . - 10 6 Mellor, Mrs. 5 0 Total Subs 21 3 0 STECHFORD Biddle, MissPattie.. - 14 0 Total Dona .412 7 BRANCH. Braduey, Miss Ada . - 12 0 Collecting Cards 1 13 10 Clarkson, Mrs -17 6 Richards, Mrs - 5 0 Chairman — Colclough, Mrs - 5 3 Walker Mr - 10 0 £33 9 5 Mr. W. T. FOCLKES. Faulkner, Miss (per)— Watts, Mr - 5 o Treasurer and Hon. Sec. — Allcock, Miss 5 0 Whitfield, Mr. A.. -50 Mr. WIIXIAH MORGAN. Barton, Miss - 9 7 Wbitfield, Mrs. A. - 6 0 Whitfield, Mr. H.. - 10 6 Annual Subscriptions. Grundy, Misses . . - 7 6 Whitfleld, Mrs. H. - 5 0 Archer, Mr., Edg- Lovell, Miss - 4 0 Sums under 5s. ... - 19 6 Quiney, Miss -50 Arnold, Mr., ditto... - 5 0 Stephens, Miss ... - 4 0 Per Miss TOMKIXS :— Baird, Miss, Dover. .-50 Thomson, Miss... -80 Boston, Mr - 10 0 Bower ,Misses,Knowle- 5 o Wright, Miss E. .. -50 Butler, Rev. A -50 542 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1879. £. l. A. £, *. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. ot. £. s. d. Crescent Hotel 1 14 0 'rinity House 5 0 0 tebofleld, Ben 1 1 0fasten &Sons,Messrs. Railway Station - 3 6 Shaw, John (Ship- per) 110 51sworth & Sons, Total Dons 5 10 C Wells' B L . .. - 10 0 Shaw, J. W. and H. 1 1 0 Messrs. John 1 1 0 TotalSubs 15 9 6 Skilbeck, E., J.P. . . . 110 England, Saxelbyes, Smith, Wm. (Queen & Sharpe, Messrs., 110 £21 0 0 Street) 1 1 0 English, M. C. Esq. . - 10 6 inglish, E. W. Esq.. - 10 6 Donations. Sykes, Edw,, & Sons 110 Syrefe Co. Messrs... 110 ollected on Sands at Sykes, Jas. Nield ... 1 1 0 Foster & Co. Messrs. Quarterly Esercise 1 19 0 Sykes, John (Sol.) ..110 FLAMBOROUGH Boat-house Box .... - 4 3 Sykes, John, & Sons Fowler &M"Collin. . - 10 6 'illar Donation Box 111 2 (Turnbridge) 1 1 0 Gee & Co. Messrs.... 220 BRANCH. Balance of Jury Fees - 2 4 Taylor & Littlewood 110 Gibson & Son, Messrs. 110 Gleadow and Dibh ..110 Honorary Secretary — Rev. J. F. WIIKINSOS, M.A. Total Dons 3 16 9 Taylor, John, & Sons 220 3ood, Flodman, & Co. 1 1 0 Total Subs 43 16 0 Terry, Hy. (Shipper) 1 1 0 jood, John & Son .. - 10 6 Annual Subscriptions. Tinker, C. S 1 1 0 Jrotrian, F. B. Esq.. - lu 6 Chuders,C. H.Esq. . 100 £47 12 9 Tomlinson, Mrs. G. Hall & Co. Messrs. J.I 10 Harding, and Co. W 110 Hamilton, J. M. Esq. 100 Messrs 1 0 0 Turner, John (Fitz- Hammond, Emes, and Hudson, Kev. C - 10 0 william Terrace). 110 Co. Messrs . . . - 10 6 Vickerman, B. and Hardy, George, Esq.. - 10 6 Total £2 10 0 Sons 1 1 0 Harrison Brothers . . 1 1 0 HUDDERSFIELD Watkinson, T. B.... 110 Hart, G. W. Esq. ... - 10 6 BRANCH. Wigney, T. J., Son Heltusing and Son . . - 10 6 Honorary Secretary— and Co 1 1 0 Hewetson, Misses . . - 10 6 Wilkinson, John, & Hill J H Esq . - 10 6 HORNSEA BRANCH. J. A. HAKBISON, Esq. Hill, Messrs. James Annual Subscriptions. Willans, W. &Co... 110 T and N 110 Chairman — Barker, Henry (Sol.) 110 Wilson and Price ... 1 1 0 HirstandCooke 110 WILIIAM DTSON. Jun., Esq. Barnicot and Kenyon 110 Wrigley, John & Son 110 Holmes, T. B. Esq.. . - 10 6 Honorary Secretary — Barnicot, John 110 Hornstedt and Gar- Beaumont, Alfred... 110 Total... 98 4 0 thorne, Messrs. ... 1 1 0 GEO. KHE HODSON, ESQ. Bickley.F.P.(Canada) 110 Hbrsley & Smith, Annual Subscriptions. Blakeley, Wm., J.P. 110 Donation. Bainton John - 10 0 Bottomley, Mrs J. . 1 1 0 Sykes, Wm., J.P 500 Hunt, Wm. Esq. ... 1 1 0 Brigg, J. F., J.P. ... 1 1 0 Jameson, Eobt. Esq. 110 Bean, Jno - 5 0 Brook, Ed. Edgerton 110 £103 4 0 Joy and Sons, Brook, Freeman, and Messrs. Wm 110 Betbell, W. F. 1 1 0 Keighly, Maxsted, & Boden, W. H 1 1 0 Brook, Henry (Kirk- Bolton, Edward 1 0 0 King & Co. Messrs. . - 10 6 Brodrick, H. W 110 Brook, Jonas, & Bros. 500 HULL BRANCH. King, W.R. Esq.... 220 Bromehead, W - 10 6 Brook,Jos.(Glenwood)l 1 0 Chairman— Kuypers, Ostler, and BvumeT,T.K.(2yrs.)l 0 6 Dr. LAMB. Co - 10 6 Carr, W - 5 0 Cresswell, George Lambert, S. Esq -10 6 Carter W H . . . - 10 0 (Weslon Hall), Honorary Secretary — Londesborough, Lord, Clark Geo 1 0 0 WUJ.IAM DTSON, Jun. Esq. The Eight Hon. ..1010 0 Constable, H.S 110 Cresswell, Geo. Jun. 110 Collector- Malcolm and Son, Dalton, Holmes & Co. - 10 6 Cresswell, Miss 110 Mr. JOHN HABDY BBOWK. Messrs. George ... - 1 0 6 Docfc Compaay, The Crosland, J.W 220 Marillier, R. A. Esq. - 10 6 gull 3 3 0 Crowther, Henry & Annual Subscriptions, Marris, Willows, and Du Gillon, E. H. M. - 10 0 Sons 2 2 0 Allison Bros. Messrs. - 10 6 Smith, Messrs - 10 6 Dyson, W. Jun - 10 6 Day, John, and Sons 220 Atkinson, H. J. Esq. - 10 6 Marshall, W. T..... - 10 6 Earle G H...... - 10 0 Dyson, Geo., Solicitor 110 Bach & Co. Messrs. T. - 10 6 Field, Mr - 10 0 Dyson, Jos., and Sons 110 Baxter & Tall.Messrs. 110 Mason, B. B. Esq.. . . - 10 6 Field,W - 10 6 Beadle, Sykes, & Co. 220 Mason, Capt. W. S. . - 10 6 Flint, T. W. - 10 0 Eddison and Taylor 1 ) 0 Bedell, Benj. Esq. . . . -' 10 6 Mason, Mr. Wright . - 10 6 Foster, Heaton - 10 6 Fryer, Henry 110 Bilton and Co. Messrs. Massey and Sawyer. - 10 6 I Gibson, H. H - 5 0 Graham, Major .... 1 1 0 J 110 Maw, Till, Kirke & Gordon, Eev. E. .... - 10 0 Gledhttl, L., and Co. 110 Boden & Co. Messrs J.- 10 6 Co., Messrs 1 1 0 ! Hart, W. - 10 0 fioody, E. C. 110Briggs, Henry, Esq.. - 10 6 Moss, S. Esq - 1 o 6 Haworth, Mrs. (Hull Haigh Allen ..110 Broadley, W. H. H., Newton Bros. Messrs. - 10 6 Bank House) 100 Halgh'w. B. J. P.. 110 M P .... 1 1 0 Nicholson, Capt. G. C. 1 1 0 Haworth, Capt - 10 0 Harrop, John (Hor- Brochner and Co. Norwood, C. M. Esq. Henson, W. E - 10 bury) , . 110 Messrs. C. C...... 2 2 0 M.P 2 2 0 Heron.Geo - 5 0 Hirst, Ben 110 Buckton and Sons, Panling, A. Esq - 10 6 Hirst. Thos. (Edger- Messrs. Geo - 10 6 Peasegood, W. Esq. . - 10 6 Hodson, F., M.D 10 ton) 1 1 0 Bulmer and Field, Peases, Hoare, and Holliday, R. & Sons. 220 Messrs - 10 6 Pease, Messrs 2 2 0 Hudson CM - 10 Huth and Fischer ..110 Burstall and Hnflam, Pope and Pearson ... 1 1 0 Kaye, John, J.P 1 1 0 Messrs 1 1 0 Rayment & Sharpe . - 10 6 Inskip, H. (2 years). 1 0 Keighley, C. W 110 Burwell and Co. Eawson, W. and J. James, J. K. (2 yrs.) 2 2 Keigbley, T. B 1 1 0 Messrs E - 10 6 Robinson, Messrs. - 10 6 King,Wm.,F.,&K. 110 Carrick, Tbeo. Esq. . - 10 6 Eeckitt and Sons, KeydeU — . - 5 Laycock, J. C 1 1 0 Carver & Co. Messrs. - 10 6 Messrs. Isaac 1 1 0 Lamb, Benjamin ... 1 1 Learoyd C W 110 Chambre and Fargus, Eipon, Eight Hon. Loft, Mrs 5 Leibreich and Beard- the Marquis of ... -2 2 0 Maw, A - 10 Coulthard, J. Esq.... - 10 6 Rust, Henry, Mrs. .. - 10 6 Lockwood, Ben 110 Davis, E. and Co 2 2 0 Seaton, J. L. Esq. . . - 10 0 Montgomery & Son . - 10 Lockwood Brothers . 1 1 ( Des Forges & Sons, Sbaw and Pearson .. - 10 6 Lowentnal Brothers. 220 Shee, G. A. Esq 1 1 0 Ringrose, Mrs...... - 10 Mallinson, Wm 110 Sissons Brothers and Martin and Co 110 Dyson, W. Sen. Esq.. 110 Shackles, C. F . . . . 1 1 Mellor W J P 110 Dyson, W. Jun. Esq. Sissons, W. Esq - 10 0 Shackles, G.L 1 1 Morrison, G.W. (Sol.) 1 1 0 Smith Brothers and Smitbson, C. F. 1 1 Norton, Thos. J.P... 1 1 0 Earle's Engineering Co. Messrs. S 2 2 o Spalding, Miss - 10 Pesel, George 1 1 0 & Shipbuilding Co. 110 Smith, Hill, and Co. l 1 0 Tall Geo 5 Eobinson, Alfred ... 1 1 0 Earle, Messrs. G. & T. - 10 0 Smith, H. Esq Ill 6 Tew, Rev. E. L. H.. - 5 Robinson and Brewer 110 Earle, Haller, and Thompson, Ed - 10 Earle, Messrs 1 1 0 Smith, W. N. Esq.. . - 10 6 544 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1879. £. s. d ,£. s. A £. I. d. £. s. d. Stevenson, Hudston, Spencer, G.E 110 Joy, W. L. Esq - 10 6 Stephens, Capt. D. W. - 10 6 & Ford, Messrs... 110 Sugden Jones, Bros. 1 1 1 Kemplay, Miss C. N. 1 0 0 Webster, Robt. Esq. - 10 6 Storry, Smithson, & Sugden Wm . . . - 5 0 Kitson, Messrs. Jas. Co Messrs 110 Summerscales, W. & and Co 2 2 0 Storry, Witty, & Co. - 10 6 Knight, J. Y. Esq. . . - 10 6 Tall, James, Esq 1 1 0 Sunderland, John ... - 5 0 Lambert, Wm. Esq.. - 10 6 Donations. Tealby & Co. Messrs. 110 Wall, Mr. James ... - 6 0 Lawson, Messrs. S. The Minerva Lodge (No. 2SO) of Ancient Waterhouse, Wm — -50 Ludolf, Herman .... 1 1 0 £11 17 2 Free and Accepted Waterworth, Wm... -50 M"ConnelI, Messrs. Weatherhead and W. A. and J - 10 6 Tholander, Capt. 0.. - 10 6 andG.Burr.Messrs. 110 Maclea and March, Thorney, J. J. Esq. . - 10 6 Weatherhead, Wm. . - 10 6 Todd, C. S. Esq - 10 6 Whitley, Mr. J -50 Manning, Wardle, & SCARBOROUGH Tudor, S. and Sons . - 10 6 Wilkinson, Mr. C.H. -50 Veltmann and Co. BRANCH. Messrs. N 110 Total £33 12 0 Markham,Li«ut.-Col. 200 Chairman — Wade, Sons, and Co. Marshall & Snelgrove, PRESIDENT op TRINITY Messrs. Richard .. 220 Messrs. 110 HOUSE. Walker, Joseph, Esq. - 10 6 Marshall, A. Esq. ... 2 2 0 Walliker, S. Esq. ... - 10 6 Megeson, Geo. Esq. . - 10 6 Treasurer— Watson, Geo. Esq.., - 10 6 Metcalfe, G. Esq.... 110 J. W. WOODALL, Esq. Wells, Charles, Esq.. - 10 6 LEEDS BRANCH. Middleton.Wm.Esq. 110 Honorary Secretaries— White, Son, & Strat- Milling (Partners).. 110 JOHN STEPHEKSON, Esq. President — Moorhousfe & Co. A. E. HICK, Esq. Wilson, K S. Esq. ..110 W. BECKETT DENISON, Esq. Wilson, David, Esq.. 110 Annual Subscriptions. Honorary Secretary — Newstead, J. S. Esq. 110 Alderson-Smith, G. Wilson, Rich. Esq... - 10 6 HERMAN LUBOLF, Esq. North, William, Esq. 110 Wilson, SODS, & Co. N"ussey, Alderman. .110 Messrs. Thomas.. 10 10 0 Annual Subscriptions. Oxley, Henry, Esq. .110 Allan, Alex. Esq.... 100 Winkley and Co., Appleyard, T. Esq... 110 Patent Woollen Cloth Blunt, Ven. Arch- Ashworth, S. P. Esq. 110 Woods Bros. Messrs. 110 Atkinson, D. H. Esq. 100 Pearson, J. T. Esq.. - 10 6 Bottomley, Misses ..-50 Sums under 10« 450 Atkinson, Miss 1 1 0 Quambush, W. Esq. - 5 0 Sums under 5s. - 10 0 Rayner, John, Esq . . 1 1 0 Calvert, F. W. Esq. .-50 Baines, M. Esq - 10 0 Riley, H. W. Esq.. . . - 10 6Cankrien, Miss - 5 0 Total 12T 8 0 Robinson, Joshua, Cathcart, Earl 1 0 0 Bedford, James, Esq. - 5 0 Esq 1 1 0 Clapham, A. Esq. ... 1 0 0 Donations. Beverley, Mrs. Wm. - 10 0 Schmitz, H. Esq. ... - 10 0 Collinson, R. Esq.... - 5 0 Box at E. Davis &Co's. 1 2 6 Birchall, J. D. Esq.. 110 Shackleton, J. Esq.. - 10 0 Craven, Miss Mary. .-50 Briggs & Co. Messrs. 110 Schunck, M. H. Esq. - 6 0 Cross, Dr ....- 5 0 Briscall, Henry, Esq. - 10 6 Smeeton, W. Esq.... - 10 o Denby, Jesse, Esq. .-50 ^130 10 6 Brown, S. J. Esq.... 220 Smeeton and Co. Ellerrshaw, R. J. Esq. 110 Browne, Rev. R - 10 6 Forster, H. H. Esq. .110 Buckley and Sous... 220 Smith, Albert, Esq. . - 10 6 Forster, -R. Esq - 5 0 Buckton, R. & Sons. 110 Taylor, Bros. Messrs. 220 Fowler, Benj. Esq... - 5 0 Burkill, J. H. Esq... 110 Taylor, Henry, Esq.. 110 Gratton, Colonel.... - 5 0 KEIGHLEY BRANCH. Campbell, F. H. Esq. - 10 6 Tetley and Sons, Hamerton, Rev. C... - 10 0 Cattaneo&Co.Messrs.- 10 S Messrs. Joshua ... 3 3 0 Harrison, Mrs. ... 10 0 Treasurer — Charlesworth,MissC. - 10 6 Town and Sons, Hebden, E. H. Esq. .110 JOHN Bares, ESQ., J.P. Conder, Rev. E. R.. . - 10 6 Hemsworth, B. Esq.. - 10 0 Honorary Secretary — Conyers, W. H. Esq. 500 Turner, R.B. Esq... 110 Craven, H. Esq 110 Turton, W. Esq. 5 0 EDMDSD LAYCOCK, ESQ. Croft, Samuel, Esq. .110 Hick,T.Esq 5 0 Annual Subscriptions? Crosthwaite, Rev. B. - 10 6 Walker, I. D. Esq.. . - 10 6 Holroyd, Miss Eliz. .110 Bailey and Smith... - 10 0 Darwin, F. Esq 110 Wharncliffe, Right Holroyd, Miss Emma 110 Bairstow and Co. ... 1 1 0Dawson, Thos.Esq.. - 10 6 Hon. Lord 100 HngiU, Mr. Thos.... - 5 0 Bedford, Mr. Benj... 110 Dayson, J. O. Esq.. . - 10 6 Wilson, Walker, and Brigg, John, and Co. Denison, W. B. Esq. Jack, Miss 10 0 M p 2 2 0 Wood, T. M. Esq... - 10 6 Jackson, Geo. Esq... 110 Burton, Charles .... - 5 0 Denny, Mr. C. E.... - 5 0Yates, M. B. Esq.... - 5 0 Johnstone, Sir Har- Dixon J Esq - 10 6 Yewdall and Sons, court, Bart. M.P. .220 Clapham Brothers, Douglas, John, Esq.. 110 Jones, Mrs - 10 0 Messrs 1 1 0 Dyson, John, Esq. ..100 Yorke, John, Esq. .. 200 Lea, George, Esq 5 0 Clongh, Mr. Robert. 220 Flitch, J. J. & Son, Boxes 1 16 9 Leigh, Hon. Augusta - 5 0 Sums under 5s - 2 6 Locke, Wm. Esq. ..100 Fraser, J. B. Esq.. . . - 10 6 Marshall. Mrs - 10 0 Hall & Steel, Messrs. 1 1 0 Gaines, Tbomas, Esq. -SO Total ....£98 16 9 Moody, J. J. P. Esq. - 5 0 Hattereley, Geo. and Galsworthy. R. Esq. - 10 6 Sfares, Capt. R.N. ..-50 Sons, Messrs 1 1 0 Glover, Y. F. Esq. . . - 10 0 Newton, E. H. Esq.. - 10 0 Jennings, Mr. Jon. .110 Grahl, C. E. Esq. ... - 5 0 Parkinson, A. Esq. . 110 Keighley, Mr. S. ... 1 1 0 Granger, Chas. Esq. . - 5 0 Peacock, C. J. Esq. . - 10 6 Laycock, Mr. T. B. . 1 1 0 Greenwood & Batley, Petrle, Josh. Esq ... - 5 0 Lay cock, Mr. Wm. Messrs ., 1 1 0 RUNSWICK BRANCH Porrett, G. Esq - 5 0 Hall, William, Esq.. - 10 0 Patron— Reed, Mr - 5 0 Laycock, John Wm. 110 Harrison and Co. The Most Noble the MABQDIS. Lund, Wm. and Son, Sodham, Mrs. J -10 6 Harvey & Reynolds. 110 OP NOBMANBY. Rowntree, J. Esq. . . - 10 6 Marriner, B. and W. Hebblethwaite Bros. President— Rowntree, W. Esq. . - 10 6 C. M. PALMEE, Esq. Russell, Mrs - 10 0 Ramsden, John and Hepper and Sons, Honorary Secretary — Sarony, 0. Esq - 5 0 Dr. J. V. LAVEEICK. sharpin, J. F. Esq. . . - 5 0 Rhodes, Mr. John ..-50 Hotham & Whiting, Annual Subscriptions. stead, Samuel, Esq. .-50 Rashworth Brothers, Howitt & Pemberton, 3haloner, Admiral ..22 0 Stephens, T.B. Esq. - 10 6 Messrs 110 Chomley, Mrs. H.... 110 i'heakstone, S. W. & Smith and Sons, Hudson, R. J. Esq. .110 Hildyard, Rev. H, S, 1 0 0 Co. - 5 0 Hudswell, Clark, & ierr, John, Esq. . . - 10 6 Tindall, Mrs - 10 6 Rodgers ... . - 10 6 -.averick, Dr. J. V. - 10 6 Tindall, Mrs. R. H. . - 10 0 Smith, Jonas - 5 0 Hyam & Co. Messrs. 110 Logan, W. Esq. ... 1 1 0 Tindall, John, Esq. .110 Smith and McLaren. 110 Ingham, Wm. Esq.. 110 Morehead, Rev. G. J 1 0 0 Smith, P. and Son ..220 Jowitt, John, Esq... 110 Palmer, C. M. Esq. 300 Vassalli, Mr. J - 5 0 BRANCHES—LIS T OF ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 545 £. s. a. £. s. d. i £. s. d *. s. (J. Wailes, Misses - 6 0 Ambler, Mr - 5 0 Knowles, Mrs 110 Driver, Mr. Wm - 5 0 Walker, H. Esq. ... - 5 0 Armistead, Henry ..-50 Knowles, T. F. Esq. 110 Foster, Mrs. E. T. . . - 10 0 Ward, Rev. G. A.... - 6 0 Batten Mrs - 10 0 Laycock, Mr. James. -50 Foster, Mr. Thomas. - 5 0 Webster, P. Esq. ... - 5 0 Battersby, Mr. (the Leeming, Mr. Thos.. t- 5 0 Gornal, Mr. James. .-50 Weddell, Mrs - 5 0 Lister, Mr. John. ... -50 Hearn.Mrs 1110 0 Wharton, John, Esq. - 5 0 Lister, Mrs. (L. P.) . - 5 0 Hird, Mr. John .... - 10 0 Whittaker, Mr. T. . . - 5 0 Birkbeck, John, Esq. 110 Marchbank, Mr - 5 0 Holgate, John, Esq. Wintle, Miss - 5 0 Birkbeck,J. Jun. Esq. 100 Marshall, T. and J.. - 10 0 the late (legacy) 40 D 0 0 Woodall, J. Esq. ... 2 2 0 Birkbeck, Jos. Esq.. 110 Metcalfe, Mr. F -50 Woodall, J. \V. Esq. 110 Birkbeck, Capt. E. S. 1 1 0 Metcalfe, Mr. J - 5 0 Hunter, Mr. Wm. . . 4 0 0 Worfley, Hon.F.S.. - 10 0 Boyd, Rev. Canon. . . - 10 0 Metcalfe, Mr. R - 5 0 Jackson, Geo. Esq... 100 Brayshaw, Mrs - 10 6 Metcalfe, Wm. Esq.. - 10 0 Jnst, Miss 1 0 0 Brennand, Mrs - 5 0 Morley, E. Esq 220 Lion Hotel col. box . - 11 o Total 38 13 0 Brockbank, Mr. E... -50 Morrison, Walt. Esq. 500 Miller, Miss (col. by) - 6 6 Bromley, Mr. John . - 10 0 Petty, Mr. John .... 1 0 0 Brown, Chris. Esq... 220 Nock Mrs - 10 0 Preston, Miss J 1 0 0 Donations. Bullfield Mrs .... - 5 0 Nowell, Mr. M 5 Sedgwick, C. family Alderson, Misses ... - 5 0 Parkinson, A. Esq... 1 1 of the late - 10 0 Ashton, John W. Butterfleld, Mr. (the Parkinson, J. Esq. .. 100 Sedgwick, Mrs. L. . . 2 2 0 Esq., Newton late) - 5 0 Pierson, Rev.W. F.. - 10 6 Slater, Mr. C - 10 0 Lodge, Cheshire.. 20 0 0 Chamley, Mr. W.... - 5 0 Preston, J. Esq 1 0 0 Slinger, Miss M. M. . - 5 0 AsbWOTth, H. Esq.. .-50 Charlesworth, C. H. Procter, Miss (L. P.). - 10 0 Esq 1 1 0 Ralph, Mr. Wm. ... - 5 0 Spencer, Mr. John .. - 5 0 Christie, Hector, Esq. 220 Kay, Mr. E -50 Swinbank, Mr. T. . . - 6 0 C. S 10 0 Clapham, T. E. Esq. 110 Eay.Mr.W. B 110 Twistleton, Mr. T... - 5 0 Clark, Mr - 10 0 PvObinson, D. Esq. Whalley, Chas. Esq.. - 5 0 Clayton, Miss 1 0 0 (the late) 110 Wildman, Mr.T.(S.)- 5 0 H M. W . . . . - 5 0Conlthurst, Eev. W. Eobinson, Eev. Jno. 100 Wilkinson, Miss, H - 10 0 Robinson, Thos. Esq. -50 Slaidburn - 10 0 J. H. - 5 0 Craven Bank Compy. 220 Robinson, Win. Esq. 110 Sums under 5*. 2 t l King, Mrs 1 0 0 Crossley, J. S. Esq. .118 Sedgwick, Miss 1 0 0 Sums under 2s. 6d. Miller, Mro - 5 0 Deighton, Chris. Esq. - 5 0 Sedgwick, Mrs. C.... - 10 0 perJ.W.E 7 6 Mount, The 6 o! Sedgwick, Mrs. L. . . 1 1 0 «N.," per S. W. Dodd, Wm. Esq - 5 0 Shepherd, Mrs - 5 0 Total Dons 569 11 9 Theakston&Co... 100 Duckett, Mr. E - 5 0 Slinger, Jonatb. Esq. - 5 0 Total Subs 99 15 6 Pichard, Mr - 6 0 Ellis, Mr. Francis. . . - 10 0Slinger, Miss, Studf. - 5 0 Ellison, Mr. James .-50 £669 1 3 Foster, E. T. Esq. (the Stackhouse,Mrs. ... - 10 0 late) - 10 0 Stackhouse, Mrs. ... - 10 0 Teale, J. W. Esq. . . - 5 0 Foster, John, Esq... - 10 0 Stansfeld, Miss 1 1 0 Earlier Donations. Trunnard, C. B. Esq. -50 Foster, J. W. Esq... 110 Stansfeld, Rev. J.... -50 A Friend (1875) ... 20 0 0 Poster, Miss, Settle . - 10 0 Starkie, Eev. H. A.. 1 1 0 Brown, C. Esq. Wheelwright, Mrs. .-50 Gibson, Mr. G. H.... - 5 0 Style, Rev. George. .110 (1869-70) 12 12 6 GUI Mrs 1 0 0 Sutcliffe, Miss 1 1 0 Ditto (1875-6-7) ..315 0 0 Farrer, J. Esq. Cards. Grime, Mr. E 100 Tatham, Mrs. J - 10 0 Peacock, Mrs.,coll, by - 12 6 Grisedale, Mrs - 5 0 Tattersall, W. Esq. .-50 Foster, Mr.G.H.( the Prince of Wales Hotel- 1 11 Hammond, J. Esq... 110 Tay lor, Ed ward, Esq. - 10 0 late, 1866-9-70) . 17 17 0 Hammond, Miss .... - 5 0 Thompson, H. J. J. Haroacre, Mrs. T. Boxes. Hammond, Mrs. (the (the late, 1875).. 20 0 0 Boat-house Box .... 5 6 11 late) - 5 0 Thompson, Jno. Esq. - 5 0 Hearn,Mrs.(1876-7) 15 0 0 Pillar Box,Esplanade 5 10 10 Hammond, Mrs. J. . - 5 0 Thompson, E. T. G. Lambert,Miss(1864) 20 0 0 Old Cliff. 2 13 11 Handby, Mr. John .-60 Esq - 5 0 Starkie, Dowr. Mrs. Railway Station Box 4 15 1 Hargraves, John, Esq.- 5 0 Thwaite,Mrs - 5 0 Swift's Hotel, box at - 3 6 Hargraves, Mr. T. . . 1 0 0Titterington, T. Esq. - 10 0 Willis, J. J.Jls'es'-S, Smaller sum - - 1 Hartley, Mrs. George 100 Towler, Wm. Esq... - 10 6 1373-7) 17 0 0 Hartley, James, Esq. - 10 6 Turner, Mr. Joseph. - 5 0 Hotels. Hartley, Mr. Jas.... - 5 0 Vant, Mr. J. Henry. - 5 0 Albion Hotel - 15 6 Hartley, John, Esq.. - 10 0 Wildman, Mr. W. .. - 1 6 Brunswick Hotel... 1 15 0 Hartley, Miss I - 5 0 Willis, J. J. Esq. ... 110 Cambridge Hotel ... 3 4 6 Hartley, Mr. Eobt. .-50 Winder, Mr. J - 5 0 SHEFFIELD Crown Hotsl.Visitors Harvey, Mr. Thos... - 5 0 Winskill, Mr - 6 0 at 27 11 6 Hawkins, Mr. - 10 0 Yorke, T. E. Esq. ..110 BRANCH. Swift'a Hotel, Visitors Hearn,Mre 100 58 Annuals at 2s. 6d. 1 5 0 at 3 3 0 Hick, Edw. Esq. .'...- 10 0 President— Hinde, Mr. Eobert.. - 5 0 The Bight Hon. the EAEL Wetherill's Hotel, FUZWOLIAM. Visitors at 1 1 0 Hird,Mr. A - 5 0 Total 99 15 6 Secretary — Total Dona. ..124 0 1 Mr. W. H. BECKETT. Total Subs. . . 38 13 0 Holgate, Miss E.... - 10 6 Donations and Legacy. Holgate, T. Esq. (B.) - 10 0 1878. Annual Subscriptions. £162 13 1 Holgate, T. Esq. Butcher, W. and S. . 2 2 0 A Friend - 10 0 Chadburn Brothers. 1 1 o Hook, Sergeani-Maj. - 5 0 Chapman, Samuel.. 110 Homer, Mr. Thos. ..-50 Chestennan and Co. 110 Howarth, Mr. Jaa... - 5 0 Barnett, Mr. W. H. . - B 0 Cole Brothers 110 Howarth, Mr. Wm.. - 5 0 Birkbeck, Capt. E.S. 2 2 d Dixon and Sons. ... 2 0 0 Hubble, Wm. Esq... 110 Brayshaw, T. Esq. . . 5 5 0 Firth, T. and Sons ..200 SETTLE BRANCH. Hunter, Mr. Wm. ..-50Brown, Chris. (4th) 105 0 0 Fowler, Fred - 10 0 Ingham, Mr.W..... - 5 0 Brown, John, Settle - 5 0 Fox, Samuel, & Co. President— Ingleby, Chris. Esq.. 110 3ryning, Miss My. .-50 WALT. MOKEISOH, Esq. Ingleby, John, Esq.. 110 Buck, Chas. Esq. ... - 5 0 Gilmour, D. and Co. 1 1 0 Ingleby, Mrs. R. ... - 10 6 Jessop, Thomas.... 220 Honorary Secretary— Ingleby, Mrs. Thos.. - 10 0 Christie,Lorenzo,Esq.- 10 0 KenyonandCo 110 C. BEOWN, Esq. Ingram, Eev. Rowld. - 10 6 Commercial Hotel, Annual Subscriptions. Marrian, Thomas... 110 Abbotson, Chas. Esq. 110 Jackson, Mr. J.,Sd.. - 5 0 Concert by Band of Marsh Brothers & Co. 1 1 0 A Friend 5 0 Jackson, Mr. T - 5 0 lSthW.ir.R.V....U 16 2 Martin, Hall, and Co. 110 Jarry, Misses - 6 0 Craven Bank Com- Newton, F. and Sons 110 Alcock, Wm. Esq... 1 1 0 Johnson, Mr. H - 5 0 pany (interest) ..411 0 Roberts and Belk... 110 Alcock, W. N. Esq. King, Mr. Hy - 5 0 Crowther, J. Esq 1 1 0 Davis, Mr. Thomas . - 10 0 Roberts, S. Esq. .... 1 1 0 546 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1879. £. s. a, £ . s. e. s. *. s. d. Rodgers and Sons. . . 2 0 Cradock J Esq .11 Stewart, William... 1 1 Turnbull and Son, Eossell, H 1 1 Fallows, W. Esq.... 1 1 Tew, Percy 1 0 Sanderson Bros, and Hopkins,,Gilkes, and Tomlinson.W. H. B. 1 1 Usherwood, W. Esq. - 5 0 Co. (Limited) 1 1 Co 4 4 Willis, Alan - 10 Walker, Mr. John ..-50 Kirtley, Mrs. Mary . - 10 Walker, Lieut. H. . . - 10 6 Sorby and Sons 1 1 Lowther, Sir Charles Total 34 8 Walker, J. C. Esq. Spear and Jackson.. 1 1 Hugh Bt 2 2 J. P - 5 o Stephenson, J. and S. - 10 Morehead, Key. G. J. - 10 Donations. Weighill, Messrs. Tennant Brothers. .. 1 1 Owners of Middles- Kirkgate Station Col- John and Sou... - 5 0 Turton, T. and Sons 1 1 borough Estate ... 2 2 lecting Box 1 1 Wharton, Capt - 5 0 Vickers, Sons, & Co. 2 2 Oxley, C. Esq 1 1 Haigh, T.Wilton... - 10 White, Mr. John ... - 5 Walker and Hall ... 1 1 Pearse & Co. Messrs. 1 1 Wright, Capt. Chas. .-50 Watson and Co - 5 Richardson, Duck, & £35 19 Yeoman, Dr. - 5 o Wilson, Hawksworth, Swan, Coates, & Co.. 1 1 Sums under 5s 3 0 6 Ellison, and Co... 1 1 Tees Conservancy Wilson, Thomas 1 1 Commissioners ... 3 3 WHITBY AND UP- Tola! 29 a a Wostenhalm, Mrs. Trevor, W. C. Esq. . 1 0 GANG BRANCHES. Trevor, Mrs. E 1 0 Donations. Watson, E. Esq 1 1 Honorary Secretaries— Barker, Miss.London 100 Westray, John, Esq. 1 1 E. W. CHAPMAN, Esq. Barker, Miss L., Wharton, J. T. Esq. 2 2 Mr. ROBEBT GIESOX. London 100 Wren & Sons, Messrs. 1 1 Crompton,Mi3s,York - 10 0 Donation. Annual Subscriptions. Faber Bros. Messrs. . 1 o o Webster, Wm. 3 3 0 Total 40 11 Atkinson, Mr. Thos. - 5 Friend, in stamps... -50 Lady from K. Hds. £50 1 Donations. Austen, Rev. G - 5 Bay _ 5 o Middlesbro', collected Barker, J. Esq - 5 from shipping .. 43 12 Barrick, H. Esq - 10 £39 0 0 Ditto, Stockton 1013 0 3arry, Capt. J. H. . . - fr STAITHES BRANCH Contents of Subscrip- Selcher, T. W. Esq.. - 10 tion Boxes : — Jradley, Miss C. N . . 1 1 President— Eedcar & Coatham 4 12 3 rirewster, Mrs. John - 10 C. M. PALMEB, Esq., M.P. Saltburn 600 Soulby, Rev. A - 5 o WITHERNSEA Chairman — Leunard, C. Esq. . . - 5 o Brpwn, Mrs., Espla- Eev. G. J. MOBEHEAD, J.P. BRANCH. iuchanan and Son, Honorary Secretary — Total Dons 65 2 3 Honorary Secretary — H. H. AIBE, Esq. Dr. J. V. LAVEBICK. Total Subs 40 11 0 ?ulmer, Rev. R - 10 0 Chapman, E. W. Esq. 100 Annual Siibscriptions. Annual Subscriptions. £105 13 3 Chaloner, Admiral Cholmley, Mrs 1 0 0 Allison, E - 5 o Brotchie,George,Esq. - 10 6 SarksoD, Jas. & Son -50 Allison, Henry - s 0 Harburn, Mr. James - 10 6 jollier & Son, Messrs. -50 Atkinson, Mr. J - 10 6 Hon. Secretary - 10 6 Corner & Marr.Messrs.- 5 0 Ayre, H. H - 10 0 Laverick, Capt. G.D. - 10 6 WAKEFI ELD iaileyandLeatham. 1 1 o Morehead.Kev. G.J. 100 Sailey, Thomas .... - 10 0 Collected by Miss Ethel BRANCH. English, A. W. Esq., iroadley, W. H. H.. i 1 o B. Nowell:— Honorary Secretary — J.P .. 110 Brochner, C. C 1 1 o I Baldwin, Mrs. E. . 1 1 0 HENBY ROBINSON, Esq. Fisher, Mr. Charles. - 5 0 Jrown, George - 5 o Lowther, Lady ... 1 0 0 Gladstone, W.H..M.P. 1 0 0 Cammidge, G - 5 o Nowell,James,Esq. - 10 6 Annual Subscriptions. ray & Partners.... - 10 0 Carlin, W 110 Sums under 5s. ... - 15 6 Aked, R, G - 10 6 Larrison, C. Esq.... - 5 C Chambers W 10 0 Palmer, C. M. Esq., Alder, Thos. and Son - 10 6 [arrowmg,Mr. Robt. - 5 o Jhampney, R 1 1 o M.P 3 0 0 dder, Thomas - 10 6 Hayes & Falking- Connel, Thomas .... - 5 o Ryder, Mr. William. - 10 6 laker, William .... - 10 0 brldge, Messrs.... - 5 0 Verrill, Mr. Josh. . . - 10 6 iarker, Major 110 rimston, Col l i o [ill, R. Esq. J.P - 5 0 [arland, George .... - 10 6 Wston, Broufchtoii.. - 10 6 x>rne & Son, Messrs. - 5 C Hewitson, J i o 0 Iriggs, Archibald... 2 2 0 ameson. Miss - 5 0 Mdyard, J. 6. B. T. 110 Donations. riggs,Mrs. Marianne 200 ameson, W. Esq. . . - 5 o i olden, Thomas.... 110 Black Lion Hotel, . . - 12 9 inaggs, G. T. Esq.. - 5 0 Golden Lion Hotel, Bruce, Samuel - 10 6 jangborne, Misses., -so Hopkinson, Jas - 5 0 Loftua - ] 1 o Charlesworth, J. Barff 110 Marwood and Sons, lutchinson, W.H.H. 110 Jhilde, Rowland - 10 o aarkson, Henry.... - IS 0 :aule, Mr. J. D. . . . - 5 o ackson, R l o 0 ill 16 2 Coates, J. H - 10 0 )rowther, Mary Anne 100 ..ambert, Charles. ..-50 oorsom, Mrs. R.... 110 unns and Co 2 2 0 icholson. Mr. J. B. - 5 o 'eases, Hoare,& Pease 110 race, William .... - 10 0 'annett, R. E. Esq. .-50 "ugh, William - 10 0 TEES BAY BRANCH. reen, Edward 1 1 0 •earson, B. Esq. ... - 5 0 Kamsdale, J 1 o 0 Hall, J. T - 5 0 'earson, Thos. Esq. .-50 Patron— :oldsworth,J.Hulme 110 eade, G. Esq - 5 o mith Bros, and Co.. lie The EABL OF ZETLAND. loldsworth, Richard 100 ichardson, C. Esq., oulsby, Capt - 10 0 President— jeatham, Claude ... 1 1 0 Field House - 5 0 )ilman, John - 5 o JOSEPH PEASE, Esq. jeatham, S. G 1 0 0 ichardson, Mrs. C. - 10 0 raker, J. B - 10 0 *ee, Geo. and Sons.. 110 tephenson, Laurence- 10 0 Treasurer— Mackie, Mrs. John.. 110 EDSTDND BACKHOUSE, Esq. 'ackie, R. Bownas.. 110 Honorary Secretary — . auder, George .... - 10 0 mpson, Chapman, 'rinUy House, Hull 500 CHAS. jACKSox.Esq., Collector asterman, John... - 10 0 & Co - 10 0 of Customs, Middlesbrough. ;icklethwaite, Mrs., mailes, Capt. Thos. - 6 0 ratson, William ... - 10 0 males Bros. Messrs. 100 Annual Subscriptions. Micklethwaite Mrs. males, E. H. Esq... -50 IVhite W T . - 10 6 Zetland, The Earl of 500 Painthorp 1 0 0 males, Mr. Thomas -50 Backhouse, E. Esq. .110 Millar, R J - 10 6 mith, Mr. W. B. . . - 5 o Barrow, Rev. Jas. . . 1 1 0 wston, William ... - 10 0 .evenson, Mr, J. . . . - 5 o 'ilson, T., Sous,& Co. 1 1 0 Bell Brothers*: Co... 220 obinson, Henry ... 1 0 0 tewart, Mr. John.. -50 Bolckow, H. W. F. .ogers, Rev. S - 5 0 tonn, Mr. John.... - 5 0 Toung, James, Juu. - 10 0 haw, Mrs. Isaac ... - 10 0 ummerson, Capt. . . - 5 o Chaloner, Admiral ..220 mith, Henry 1 0 0 'aylor, Mrs. H - 5 0 Total £36 is 6 Cook, T. Hague, Esq. 110 lanfield, A. W - 10 6 BBANCHES— LIST OF ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 547 £. *. d. £. t. d. £. s. d. Wilson, Mrs. E. D. . - JO 0 Gordon, Wm. Esq., Cummine, James, YORK BRANCH. Esq., Rattray 2 2 0 Henderson, C. P. Esq. 110 Ferguson, Colonel, Treasurer and Total Dons. ..21 8 0 Heuderson.Wro.Esq. - 10 0 Honorary Secretary— Saltoun, Rt. KB. Lord 550 Gray, Captain D. . . . - 5 0 Dr. DQNHILL. Total Subs. ..45 12 0 J. S - 5 0 £67 6 0 Total 4.1 1 3 Kidd, E. and Sons ..110 Annital Subscriptions, Merchant Maiden £. *. d. "•^•"^ •• Donations. Hospital of Edin- Agar, Joseph, Esq. . . - 10 0 Russell. Misses, the Barstow, Benson,tisq . 110 late, Trustees of. 10 0 0 Mitchell, George, and Sums collected in Office Box - 14 6 Cadman, Wm. iiq., Fraserburgh Mitchell, John - 5 0 t P 110 SCOTLAND, Cartwright, MissS.. 2 2 0 £57 1 3 Chapman, Wm. Esq. 1 1 o Proceeds from Satur- Clarke, Rev. A. J., ^fcerteensfjue. day's Evening En- MA. —50 tertainment 220 Clayton, T. E. Esq., CRUDEN BAY J p . - .110 BRANCH. NEWBURGH Eussel, Misses, Trus- Glutton, Wm. J. Esq., BRANCH. J.p . . ..110 Patron— Scott and I^slie .... - 5 0 Cowling, Henry, Esq. - 5 0 The Eight Hon. the EAEL or President — Simpson, Captain A. - 6 0 Dunhill, C. H. Esq., EBROLL. JOHN H. TJDSY, Esq. Sivewright, Mrs. ... - 5 0 M D 1 1 0 Stephen and Hay . . - 7 6 Treasurer — Hon. Secretary — Dyson, Mrs. Alice K 1 1 0 G. I. FKASKB, Esq., M.D. Stephen and Forbes .-50 Mr. P. MDBKAT. Sums under 5s 6 16 11 Elsley, Chas. Esq. ..100 Honorary Secretary — Farrar, Robert, Esq.. 100 JAMES SHEPHEBD, Esq. Annual Subscriptions. Feltoe, K. H. Esq... - 10 0 Gordon, H. W. Esq.. 100 Total i'31 17 11 Penwick, R. H. Esq., Annual Subscriptions. Lumsden, Miss M. . . 5 0 0 J P . 110 &. s. d. Turner, Misses 1 0 0 Fowler. Thos. N.Esq.- 10 0 Udny, J. H. Esq.... 500 Gray.Mlss - 2 6 Brown, Kev. Geo.... 100- Udny, Mrs 2 2 0 Harcourt, Egerton WHITELINK BAY Vernon, Esq. .... 1 0 0 Countess of Erroll ..100 Total U 2 0 BRANCH. Hill, Edward, Ksq... 110 Cantlay, Mr - 5 0 Hill, John E. Esq... 110 Donations. President — Hodgson, Jos. Esq . . 1 1 0 Uuguid, Mr - 5 0 Rev. W. WILLIAMSON. Hodgson, Mrs. Capt. - 10 6 Anderson, M. F. ... - 10 0 Husband, Wm. D.Esq.- 5 0 Fraser,— M.D - 5 0 Honorary Secretary— GEORGE MATHIESON. Jeffries, Julius, Esq. - 5 0 Buchan, Mrs. & Miss 6 0 0 Johnson, Rich. JEsq.. - 10 0 Low, Eev. W. L.... - 10 0 Annual Subscriptions. Marr.Mr - 5 0 Cochrane, James ... - 10 0 Lawrence, Rev. F., Connon, John - 8 0 Cordiner, W. F. Esq. 100 Murdoch, Rev. P. J.. - 10 0 Crevin, George G -10 0 Fishermen of St. Leak, Wtn. Esq 420 Gordon, John, Esq. .25 0 0 Combs 10 5 6 Leeman.G. Esq.,M.P. 220 Lnmsden,W.H.Esq.25 0 0 Ditto, Charlestown. . - 13 6 Leetham, Henry, Esq. 1 0 0 Rosa, Miss - 5 0 Mason, Mrs. Sarah.. 110 Proceeds of Crew's Donations. Meek, Sir James, J.V. - 10 0 Russel's Trust, Miss Ball - 10 0 Duthle, William Esq.10 0 0 Melrose, James, Esq. 110 (1877) 10 0 0 Forbes, EtHon. Lord 5 0 0 Ditto (1878) 500 Monkhonse, T. Esq. - 10 0 Russel Trust 10 o 0 Johnston, Mrs. and Mori-ill, W. W., Esq. -50 Shepherd, Jas. Esq.. 1 0 o Shepherd, Mrs - 10 0 Nettleton, Mrs - 10 0 Euxton, Chas -10 0 Reid, James, Esq. ..-50 Norcliffe, Mrs. K.... 1 0 0 Ths Proprietor Fo- United Temperance Pierson, Mrs. Jobn . - 10 0 veran Estate ....25 0 0 Assn., Whitelinfc . 200 Eawdon, W. F. Esq. 110 Box at Boathouse. . . - 13 0 Total ... 24 17 9 Turner, Misses 11 0 0 Richardson, Hen/Esq. 150 Udny, J. F. H. Esq.. 25 0 0 Kobinson, Eev. John - 10 u Udny, Mrs 5 5 0 Total £30 18 6 Eose, Rev. C..M.A.. - 5 0 Donations. Wilson, Thos. Esq.. .110 Kowntree, Mrs. Sarah 100 Bruce Mr ... - 5 0 Wood, John - 10 0 Smith, John, Esq. ..110 Greig Eev. G.. . . - 10 0 Interest on Bank Starfcie, Mrs 1 1 0 Half collection in Taylor, John F. Esq. - 10 6 Slafns parish church! 5 0 Collecting 'BOX at Terry, Jos. Esq., J.P. - 10 6 Thompson. Luke, Esq- 5 0 Total Dons... 200 Collecting Box at Thorp, H. B. Esq. ..110 Total Snbs. ..24 17 9 Aberdeen ' Town Walker, Thos. Esq.. 110 and County Bank. 137 Walker, Wm. Tomlin- £26 17 9 &rggllsjjm. son, Esq., J.P. ... 1 1 0 £159 17 6 Whytehead, W.,Esq. - 10 6 CAMPBELTOWN Wilberforce, W. W. AND SOUTHEND Esq. ... 110 FRASERBURGH Wilkinson, Jos. Esq. - 10 0 (CANTYRE) BRANCH. Williams Mrs -50 BRANCH. Wilson, «. Esq., J.P. I 1 0 Patron— PETERHEAD Patron— The Right Hon. the LORD His Grace the DDKK OF Total . 45 12 0 SALTODN. BRANCH. AEOYU., K.T., V.P. Treasurer & Hon. Sec. — Treasurer — President— ANDKEW TAKRAS, Esq. PROVOST GREENLEES. .Donations. W'M. BAXTEK, Esq. Annual Subscriptions. Honorary Secretary- Honorary Secretary — • Mr. A. MITCHELL, • Barnes Mrs 100 Anderson, Sir Alex.. 110 WILLIAM BoTD,Ksq.,F.R.S.E. Bateman, Sum. Esq. 200 Baird's Trustees. ... 1 0 0 H. M. Customs. Brown, Misses - 15 0 Clinton, Rt. Ho. Lord 200 Annual Subscriptions. Dunhill Dr. - . 330 Cordiner, W. F. Esq. 100 Alexander, W. and Annual* Subscriptions. Gray, William, Esq., Ferguson, Wm. Esq. - 10 0 W A 110 £. s. d. (1814) £10 0 0 Forbes Dr. 0 . . . 1 0 0 Alexander, Mrs,, Argyll, His Grace the Mills, John E. Esq.. 500 Fordyce, Mrs 1 fl 0 Duke of, K.T., V.P. 6 0 0 Norcliffe, Mrs. K.. . 2 0 0 Fraserburgh Harbour Beith, J. Esq. Jun.. .100 Robinson, Mrs. E. A. I 0 0 Commissioners ... 29 14 3 Boyd, A. and W 110 Boyd, Mr. J. C - 5 0 Spence, Mrs. Jemima Gordon, Rear-Ad- Brown & Co. Messrs. (6th donation) ... 5 0 0 miral, A.C 1 0 0 Carnegie & Matthew. - 5 0 T - 10 0 2 M 548 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1879. £. s. d. £. *. d. £. s. d. Buchanan, Col. E.A, 200 Anderson, Jno. Esq. - 5 0 BALLANTRAE Gilmour, Provost. .. - 10 0 Campbell, Capt. J. C. Anderson, Jno. Esq. -50 HJT 1 0 0 Arthur, James.Esq.. 220 BRANCH. Campbell, Miss Bailey, Jas. L. Esq.. - 5 0 Patron— Hamilton, Alexander - 10 0 McNeill 100 Baircf, W. and Co. . . 5 0 0 JAMES HUNTER, Esq., Henderson, Robert . . - 5 0 Campbeltown Har- Barr and Shearer ... 1 1 0 Glenapp. Henderson and Co. bour Trustees .... 500 Barr, Provost 2 2 0 Wm 3 3 0 Colville and Son, Craig, John, Esq. ... - 5 0 President— Holmes, Miss - 5 0 Emslie, John, Esq... - 10 0 Kev. F. J. WILLIAMSOX. Jaffrey, Rev. H 1 1 0 Cblville, David, Esq. -50 Finnie, A. and Son .220 Honorary Secretary- Johnston, John - 5 0 Colville, Duncan,Esq. - 5 0 Mr. ROBERT TEMPLE. Donlop, James, Esq. -50 Goodwin, Jas. and Co. 1 1 0 Annual Subscriptions. l-ongmuir, Alex. ... - 10 6 Ferguson, Duncan, Goodwin & Hogarth - 6 0 £. s. (J. Macfie, Miss - 5 0 Esq - 5 0 Gulhrie, Alex. Esq. .-50 Hunter, James, Esq. 1000 Macgregor, Capt. ... - 5 0 Galbraith&Cocbrane - 5 0 Halkett, J. G. Esq... - 10 6 M°Connel, W. Esq. .110 Macredie, Mrs. Mure, Gardiner, Sheriff. ... - 10 0 Hunter R. Esq ..200 Stair, The Earl of... 220 Gibson, Dr., M.D. ... - 10 0 Logan, John, Esq. . . - 5 0 Marr, Capt - 5 0 Greenlees, Alex. Esq. - 5 0 M«Fee, Capt. T. B... - 6 0 Total 13 3 0 Mathieson, Bailie... - 5 0 Ureenlees, C. C. Esq. Mclsaac, James, Esq. - 10 6 Provost 1 0 0 Mack, D. J. Esq - 10 6 Donations. McKinlay, "William .-76 Greenlees, Dan. Esq. - 10 0 Merry and Cuning- Contribution Box ... - 13 5 Morris, Capt. A. F. .- 10 0 Greenlees, J. W. Esq.- S 0 Paterson,John,Knowe- Greenlees, Robt. Esq. - 10 0 Moflat, John, Esq... 2 2 0 £13 16 5 head - 10 6 Greenlees, Sam. Esq. -JO 0 Montgomerie,R. Esq. 1 0 0 Pipe, James - 5 0 Hall, James M. Esq. 100 Porteous, Mrs - 5 0 Harvey, James, Esq. - 5 0 Russell & Fnllarton. 110 Robertson, Miss .... - 5 0 Harvey Miss ...... 5 0 Love, Alex. Esq. ... - 10 0 GIRVAN BRANCH. Ross Z M . . . - 10 6 Mackay, Major 1 0 0 MacKinnon, P. Esq., Total £45 14 0 Patron— Sommervnle.Rev, Jas. - 5 0 The Right Hon. the EAEL OP Stewart, James - 5 0 Mackinnon, P. Esq., STAIK, K.T. Wilson, Dr - 5 0 Treasurer— Wilson, Jas .... - 5 0 Macneal, Capt. 1 0 0 ALEXANDER MARTIN, Esq. Wyllie, John - 5 0 Mactaggart, C. Esq. . - 10 0 M'Alister.Keith.Esq. 100 AYR BRANCH. Honorary Secretary — Sums under 5s. 14 1 o M'Alister, Mrs. 1C... 100 WILLIAM FORSTTH, Esq. c M Cullum, Duncan, Chairman— Annual Subscriptions. Total £45 9 6 THOMAS STEELE, Esq. Aitken, Robert - 10 0 McDonald, D. Esq. ..-50 Provost of Ayr. Alexander, Col. M.P. 220 McDonald, D.W. Esq. -50 Fergusson.The Right MoEachen, A. Esq... 100 Honorary Secretary — Hon. SirJ., Bt 100 M"Eachran, Bailie.. - 7 6 JOHN POLLOCK, Esq. Fisher, Edward 110 HKiibbon, D. Esq... - 10 0 c Jardine, Rev. Thos.. - 5 0 M lntyre, L. Esq. ..-50 Annual Subscriptions. M°Connel,W.Knock- TROON BRANCH. M"Kersie, John, Esq. - 6*0 Alexander, Colonel .330 dolian 1 1 0 M'Kersie, W. Esq., Honorary Secretary— Bell, John 100 M^racken, John ... - 10 6 c M«llraith, Thos - 5 0 ALEXANDER WXLLIE, Esq. McMillan & M Spor- Coats, Sir Peter 6 0 0 Robertson, William .100 ran, Messrs - 5 0 Cowan, Hngh 1 0 0 Subscription. M'Nair, W. Esq 5 0 Dixon,W.S 10 0 0 Sloss Thomas - 5 0 Gilmour, Allan...,. 100 McQueen & M°Kay. .-50 Dykes, Rev. Dr - 10 0 Young, J. G. K., of Mitchell, Alex. Ksq. - 5 0 Ferguson, James ... - 5 0 Donations. Muir, John, Esq - 10 0 Flint, William - 5 0 Alexander, Col., M.P. 220 Murray, John, Esq.. - 5 0 Gairdner.W 100 Alexander, W., M.U. - 10 0 Calderwood, H , , , - 10 0 Enssell, Bev. J. C.. . - 10 0 GemmelI,T. M - ie 0 Total £10 4 6 Scarlet, J.W. Esq... 1 0 0 Hamilton, Alexander 200 Spinks, Mr. John... -SO Highet&Son - 10 0 Cowan, Rev. A. H. . - 30 0 Stewart. James, Esq. - 10 0 Houldsworth, J. M.. 100 Craig, J. & M., Kil- Weir, Mr. Robert. . . - 5 0 24 sums under 5s. . . 2 1 o M°Creadie, George ..-50 IRVINE BRANCH. Cunningham, W. S. MOavin, Mrs 1 0 0 of Caprington .... 1 0 0 Total 39 9 6 M'llwrath, John, Son Chairman— Finnic, Archd. & Son 2 0 0 JOHN GILMOUR, Esq., Provost. Donations. Vice-Chairman — Fleming, Rev. Jas. . - 10 0 Campbilton Boat- Mitchell, John - 10 0 Galloway. John, Kil- house Box 0 5 2 Capt. DAVID BOYLE, R.N., Morton, J. M. Mathie 100 of She walton, &c. Custom House Box.. 121 Murdoch, R. D - 5 0 Guthrie, James - 10 0 Douglas, John, Esq.. - 10 0 Oswald, R A 10 0 0 Honorary Secretary — Home, John, & Sons 100 Paton, James, & Sons 100 JAMES DICKIE, Esq. Houldsworth, W. H. 100 Southend Boat-house Smith, Andrew, & Son- 5 0 Annual Subscriptions. Kirkwood, Rev. Jno. - 10 0 Box 2 12 4 Steele, Thomas - 10 0 Alexander, Hugh... - 10 6 Stewart, William ... - 10 0 Alston, Chas. H. . . . 1 0 0 Ma^rorie H. 10 0 £44 1 J Taylor, J. and A 10 0 Begg, John S - 5 0 Russell, E 10 0 Templeton, James, Black Robert . ,-50 Troon Shipbuilding Boyle, Captain, R.N. 200 Young, J. andT. ... - 10 0 Boyd H F ,110 Bos In Custom House - 1 2 i Brown, Capt, James . - 5 ft Hrown, J. C 1 0 0 Total £17 19 2 ; Christie, Wm 5 0 &jjt8f)C«. Donations. Clark Capt. - 5 0 Box at Life-boat ARDROSSAN BRANCH. Drummond, J - 5 0 £48 17 7 Eglinton, Earl of . ... 3 3 0 Eglinton Chemical JOHN MOFFAT, Esq. Co., Limited 330 Annual Subscriptions. Finnic, Archibald, £,. s. d. Springhill .... 1 1 0 — Eglinton and Winton, Garrett, Capt - 5 0 The Earl of 15 0 0 Gilmour, Alexander. - 10 6 : 1 BRANCHES— LIST OF ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 549 £. s. d. £. s. d. BUCKIE BRANCH. P;iterson,H.,and crew - 5 0 Tod, Wm. , . - 5 0 33anttsf)i«. Shield, John, Esq. ..100 Williamson, Adam C. - 5 0 President— Suttie, Colonel Grant 100 Wooley, Geo 5 o The Bight. Hon. the EABL Swinton, A. C., Esq. 100 Corrie Hotel Box ... 1 i o BANFF AND OF SEAFIELD. Trotter, Messrs 1 0 0 Lochranza „ - 15 0 MACDUFF BRANCH. Chairman — Turnbull, Miss 100 Shedog „ - 6 6 W. E. DTOBID, Esq, M.D. Wilson, Thos., and Sums under 5s 17 3 e President— The EAKL OF FIFE, K.T. Honorary Secretary — Windram.W, Screw - 7 0 Total Dons 34 7 9 JOBS SHEABEK, Esq. Winderson, J., and Chairman — Total Subs 1 10 0 WILLIAM COOTTS, Esq., PlO- Annual Subscriptions. vost of Banff. £. s.d. £35 17 9 Richmond and Gor- Total 46 9 0 Deputy Chairman — don, Duke of 2 0 0 Donations. JAMES MARTIS, Esq., SeaHeld, Earl of.... 2 0 0 Cormack, P., S crew - 10 0 Provost of Macduff. Wilson, Wm., & crew - 5 0 Treasurer and Hon. Sec.— Total 4 0 0 Collecting Box - 10 11 JAMES WATT, Esq. Ditto, J. Dougall 9 0 Donations. Ditto.Life-boatHouse -52 Annual Subscriptions. Russell's Trust, Misses, Ditto, Post Office ... 1 8 9 £. i. d. Ditto, Mr. Robertson -62 Fife, Earl of 10 0 0 Sums under 5s. .... - 8 3 ®atrt)nm-s&te. Seafield, Earl of 1 0 0 Abercromby.SirR.Bt. 100 £9 15 0 £50 12 3 HUNA BRANCH. Ainslie, A. D. Esq... 100 Allan, John, Esq. ..-50 President— Banff Shipping 5 10 6 PETER KEITH, Esq. Bow, Alex. Esq - 5 0 Barrogill Castle. Bryson, W. G. Esq. .-50 Campbell, F. G, Eaq. 100 Honorary Secretary — Coutts, Provost - 5 0 DAVID MEIKLEJOHK, Esq., Gumming, Geo. Esq. -60 Wares, Canisbay by Wick. Gumming, Gordon, Colonel 1 0 0 23annocfesfitre. 33ut£s!)tre. Annual Subscriptions. Dallas Messrs - 5 0 £. s. d. EYEMOUTH ISLE OF ARRAN Caithness, The Rt. Duff, M. E. Grant, BRANCH. BRANCH. Hon. the Earl of . . 2 2 0 Esq M.P 100 Keith, Peter, Esq. ... - 10 0 Duff, Hon. G. Skene. 100 President— Honorary Secretary — McGregor, Dr. A.. . . - 5 0 ALEXANDEP. MITCHELL INXES, JAMES PATEBSON, Esq. McGregor, Rev. R.. . - 10 0 Duff, R.W. Esq. M.P. 100 c Duff, Major Gordon .100 Esq., Ayton Castle. M Pherson, Rev. Jas. - 5 0 Annual Subscriptions. Shepherd, Miss Jane - 5 0 Findlay, Misses - 5 0 Vice-President— £. s. d. Forbes, Colonel 1 1 0 JAMES GIBSON, Esq. Campbell, Rev. Colin Sutherland, John, Esq.- 5 0 Geddie, Rev. J. W.. . - 5 0 Eyecliffe Chemical Works. F , - 10 0 Gordon, Colonel .... 1 0 0 Paterson, James.... 100 Donation. Gordon, W. and C. . . - 5 0 Treasurer — Box at J. O'Groat Hannay, John, Esq.. -50 Mr. JOHN DICKSOS, Total 110 0 Hotel 1 10 1 Harvey, J. Esq 1 1 0 Fish Curer. Do. at Hnna Hotel. .-30 Hunter, Rev. Wm, .-50 c Honorary Secretary — Donations. Do. Life-boat House. - 11 9 M Connachie & Iron- Mr. PETER WILSON, side -50 Brownsbank. Total £6 6 10 McDonald, Donald, Blackwood, Thos.... -50 Esq., Natal - 5 0 Annual Subscriptions. Blyth, A. D - 5 0 Macduff, Cmercl. Co.. - 5 0 £. s. d. Brown, Joseph -50 Macduff Shipping ..800 Aitchison, P., & crew - 8 0 Coals, George, ffancy i Macfarlane,Alex.Esq.- 5 0 Aitchison, W., and Lee 100 THURSO BRANCH. Martin, Provost .... - 5 0 Allan, Robert, Esq.. - 10 0 Craic, Peter - 5 0 Milne, Dr. - 5 0 Anderson, J., & crew - 6 0 Patron— Moncrieff, Sheriff SIK J. G. T. SINCLAIR, BART., Cairas, John, Esq. . . - 10 0 M.P. Scott - 5 0 Clapham, K., Esq... 100 Davidson, Robt - 5 0 Morison, Mrs. of Bog- Oolite, G., Jan., and Findlay, James -50 Treaswer — Friends at Post Office JAMES BRIMS, Esq. Murray, G. W. & Co. - 5 0 Cottin, P., and crew .-40 Honorary Secretary— • Nicol, Andrew, Esq . 100 ColHn, R., and crew - 7 0 Gardner, Wm - 5 0 [ NisbetandCo...... - 5 0 Colvin, P., Esq - 10 0 JOHN SWANSON, Esq. I Russell, Trustees of Craig, Geo., and crew -70 Hamilton, Robert... -50 Annual Subscriptions. B late Misses SOB Dickson. John, Esq. - 10 0 Brims, James, Esq.. - 5 0 U Scott, Alex. Esq. ... 1 0 0 Dougal, J., and crew - 7 C Coghill.John - 5 6 § Shaw, General 1 0 0 Dougal, L., and crew - 8 C J. M - 5 0 Ferrier, Wm., Spring I Simpson, Ales. Esq., Elliott, John, & crew - 7 C Kildoman Boat-house Park - 5 0 1 Land Surveyor ... - 5 0 Gibson, James, Esq. 100 Box 1 17 9 Galloway, J.W., Esq. - 5 0 1 Simpson, J. Esq - 5 0 Greaves, P., Screw. - 8 0 King, Rev. J.W.... -50 Henderson, A. Esq., I Sinclair, Arthnr, Esq.- 10 0 Hamilton, The Hon. MacCunn, John .... - 6 0 Tayler, W. J. Esq... 100 R. Baillie, M.P.... 500 MacDonald,P -50 Logan, George, Esq.. - 5 0 Walker, Rev. George - 5 0 Home, the Earl of . . 5 0 0 Mackintosh, Jas. ... - 5 0 Miller, Mrs. George . - 10 0 Watt, Alex. Esq. ... - 5 0 Home. Capt. Milne, MacNeish, D. & Son - 10 0 Miller, Rev. 3.6.... - 5 0 Wilson, Messrs -50 McAllister, Robt. T. - 5 0 Russell Miss . . ,-26 I) Wood, J. Esq - 5 0 McBride C . . . -50 Sinclair, David, Esq. - 5 0 H Box at Boat-house . . 1 8 0 Innes, Alex. M., Esq. 200 M"l-ean, Kev. M 5 0 Sinclair, Hugh, Esq. - 5 0 Johnston, J., Jun., M-'WMrter, John. . . -50 Sinclair, Sir J. G. T. | Bank Interest - 3 1 Muir, A - 5 0 Bart. M.P. 220 LawSerdale, Earl of . 5 0 0 Murchison, Dr - 5 0 Sinclair, Sir R. C. Bt. 1 0 0 1 Total £58 4 1 Mack, J. S., Esq. ... 1 1 o Osmond's family. Dr. - 5 0 Smith, James, Esq., Marjoribanks, E. C., Robertson, Jas - 10 0 Esq 5 0 0 Scott, Mrs. R - 10 0 Swanson, John, Esq. - 10 0 Marjoribanks, Lady. 100 Steamer Brodick Tait,W.B.Esq - 5 0 M«GalI, John, Esq. .100 Castle - 10 0 Traill, J. C. Esq 110 M«Kay, Mr - 5 0 Stewart, Rev. A. ... - 10 0 Williamson, Capt... - 5 0 Miller, Mr. Free Ch. - 10 0 Stewart, James .... - 5 0 Nisbet, W., and crew - 7 0 Stewart, E. M 1 0 o Total 8 15 6 1 2 M 2 550 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAT, 1, 1879. £. s. d. £. s. d. Donations. Chisholm, John .... - S 0 Bain, G. Esq - 5 0 £. «. d. dacfemannans&ire Craig R - 10 0 Baird, Miss - 5 0 Contribution Box in Balfour, J. B. Esq. ..-SO Royal Hotel.Thurso- 13 6 ALLOA BRANCH. Davidson, Jas - 5 0 Balfour, Professor ..-50 Ditto at Scrabster .. - 19 1 Ballantine and Son, Honorary Secretary— Dickson, Stair - 6 0 Messrs. Geo - 5 0 Total Dons 1 13 1 DAVID BARB?, Esq. nods, Archibald 5 0 Ballantyne, Hanson, Total Subs 8 15 6 Honorary Collector — Douglas A - 10 0 and Co. Messrs. . . - 5 0 ' Mr. ALEX. GARDEN. Douglas, George .... - 5 0 BalliugalL Mrs -50 £10 8 ? Dunn, Malcolm .... - 5 0 Annual Subscriptions. Barry, Mr. John .... - 5 0 £. l. d. Barstow, C. M. Esq.. - 5 0 Alloa Colliery Co.... 110 Hewat, H - 6 0 Barton, Daniel, Esq.. 100 Archibald and Son, Baxter, Mrs. Edmund - 5 0 Robert 1 1 0 Metcalfe, W.J.&Co -50 Beattie and Sous, WICK AND ACKER- Archibald, Son, and Mitchell, Alexander 110 Messrs. W - 5 0 GILL BRANCH. Co, W 100 Mitchell, James ... -50 Beilby, J. H. Esq. ..100 Beveridge,Mr. Walter - 5 0 Mushet, W. &R... - 10 6 Beith.Rev. Dr - 5 0 President— Calder, Jas. and Co.. 110 Mutter, Misses.... -50 Belcombie,Rev.F.K - 5 0 Q. DDFF DONBAB, Esq. Cannichael, R. Sen. . - 10 0 Porteous, William. - 5 0 Bell, A. M. Esq - 5 0 CarronCo 560 Bell, Mrs G - 5 0 Honorary Secretary— Duncanson, The Thomson, Robert... - 5 0 Bell, M. P. - 5 0 GEOEGE M. SUTHERLAND. Misses 200 Bell, W. E"q.. . 110 Fisher, Morton - 10 6 Todd,-Mrs - 5 0 Bell and Co. Messrs. Bain, Mr. Alex - 5 0 Hunter fe Donaldson, Wilson Miss 50 Bell, Rennie, and Co. Bremner, Mr. An- Messrs - 10 0 Sums under 5s 5 It 6 Messrs 1 1 0 Johnston, Mrs. of Bernard and Co. Bremner, Mr. James - 5 0 Brims, Mr. Wm. ... 1 1 0 Kloborg, Fisher, and Bernard, Messrs. T. Brown, Mr. George .-50 Co - 10 6 Bruce, Mr. Chas -50 Knox & Son, Robert 110 Berry, Barclay, and Bruce, Mr. John ... - 5 0 Irishman, Jas. Esq. 100 Campbell, Mr. Row. -50 Coghill Mr P - 10 6 M'Ewan, Mrs - 10 0 EDINBURGH AND Bertram, George, Esq. - 10 ( Cormack, Mr. John. -50 Mar and Kellie, The Bertram and Son, Cormack, Mr. Wm.. - 5 0 Right Hon. the LEITH BRANCH. Messrs. J - 10 Crawford, Mr. Alex. - 5 0 Earl of 3 0 0 Berwick, Miss - 5 Davidson, Mr. VV., Chairman — Meiklejohn £ Son, R. 100 Adm. Sm ALEXANDER MILNE, Melvin, Mrs. John.. - 10 0 BAEI-., G.C.B. Beveridge, J. A. Esq. 1 1 Dunnet,Mr. Chas... - 5 0 Mitchell, Messrs. A. Beveridge, Misses . . - 10 Farlane, Mr. John.. - 5 0 and A 200 Honorary Secretary — Gilchrist, Mr. James - 10 6 Moir, Archibald, Esq. 110 Bishop, W. 0. Esq. . - 5 Gunn and Coy, EOBKET SINCLAIR, Esq., Moir, Jas. Esq 110 18 Waterloo Place. Black, Mrs - 5 Messrs. D. - 10 0 Mowbray, Robt.Esq. 1 1 0 Black, Messrs. A. & C. - 10 Harper, Mr. James .-50 Paton, A. Forrester, Annual Subscriptions. Blackball Brothers, Kelly, Mr. A. F - 5 0 Esq. 3 0 0 A. B - 5 0 Messrs - 10 Leith, Mr. David ... - 5 0 Paton, David, Esq... 500 A H - 10 0 Blackwood, Miss ... - 5 Louttit and Co., Pnton, Jas 500 A.P. N S 0 Blackwood, Mrs. ... - 5 Paton, J. Esq 2 0 0 Abbot, Mrs. F 1 0 0 | Mackay, Mr. E. S... - 5 0 Abercrombie, Misses 100 Blyth, E. L. I. Esq. 10 0 Manson, Mr. G - 5 0 Paton, J. Thomson. . 110 Adams, Sons, and Co. Blyth Brothers aad Matheson, Mr. R. . . - 5 0 Paton Miss - 10 0 Messrs 1 1 0 McAdie, Mr. George - 5 0 Boss & Son, Wm.... 110 Agnew, Capt. R.N. . - 10 0 Bolton, Mr. David . . - 5 McEweu. Mr. Alex. - 5 0 Aikman and Co. Bonaar and Cartrae, McLennan, Mr. M. . - 5 0Thomson & Son, A.. 1 1 0 Messrs. A - 10 6 Miller.Mr.Wm., Jun. - 5 0 Thomson, John F... 110 Ainslie, Colonel - 5 0 Braidwood & Fowler, Murray, Mr. Wm. ..-50Willison, Mr. - 10 6 Ainslie, James, Esq. 220 Nicolson, Mr.W - 5 0 Wylie, James, Esq.. 100 Aitchison and Co. Brakenridge, Mrs. . . - 5 Nimmo, Mr. J. M. . - 5 0 Younger & Son, Geo. 110 Messrs. John - 10 0 briiigloe, Francis A. Fender, John, Esq. Sums under 5*. - 15 0 Aitchison, Mrs -60 Esq - 5 Aitken, A. Esq., Jun. - 5 0 Brodie, J. Clerk, Esq. 1 0 Rae, Mr. Alex - 5 0 Altken and Co. Messrs. Rae, Mr. Wm - 5 0 Brodie, Hamilton, and Reiach, Mr. James.. - 5 0 Aitken, Gray, and Co. Co Messrs - 5 Ross, Mr. Chas - 5 0 Messrs 1 1 0 Brotchie& Co. Messrs. Scott, Mr. John 10 0 Aitken and Wright, R 1 I Simpson, Mr. D. R. . - 5 0 Brown, Dr. Crum... - 5 Sinclair, Mr. A - 6 0 Alison Mr - 10 0 Brown, H. Esq. - 5 Sinclair, Mr. Alex. .-50 Sinclair Bros.,Messrs. - 5 0 Anderson, A. Esq ..-50 Stephen, Mr. James. -60 StJtnburgS. Anderson,David, t,sq. 100 Sutherland, Mr. G... - 5 0 Anderson, Dr., R.N. -SO Sutherland,Mr.G. M. - 5 0 DALKEITH BRANCH. Anderson, Miss - 5 0 Bruce, G. Esq - 5 Sutherland, M. J 5 0 Anderson, Misses... 100 Bruce, Boyd, and Co. Sutherland, Mr. W.. - 5 0 President — Anderson.Mrs - 5 0 Swanson, Mr. D. . . . - 5 0 ALEXANDER MITCHELL. Anderson, Mrs - 5 0 Bryden and Son, W. M 5 0 Anderson and Pater- Wares, Mr. Alex.... -50 Vice-President— WILLIAM PORTEOUS. Bryson and Son, Waters, Mr. Donald; - 5 0 Anderson and Wil- Messrs. R - 5 Treasurer — liamson, Messrs... - 5 0 Buchan and John- JOHN CRAIG. Annandale, Mrs. ... - 5 0 stone, Messrs - 5 Donations, Secretary — Buist, Robert, Ksq... - 10 Box at Boat-house .-22 ALEX. BALLAKTINE, M.D. Anstey Mrs ... - 10 0 Burn and Son, Messrs. Ditto, Railway SUt.. - 10 9 Autd, Mrs - 5 0 G 5 Annual Subscriptions. Burnley, W. F. Esq. 1 0 1877. £. s. d. Baildon, H. C. Esq. .-50 C. U. A 10 Total £33 2 1 A Friend 5 0 Baillie,J.M.Esq.,C.A.- 10 0 Alison, Thos - 5 0 Baillie, Messrs. T. and Calder, Mrs. W. H.. - 5 Batlantyne and Son. - 5 0 N - 5 0 Caldwell Brothers, , Bailantyne. Dr - 10 0 Baillie and Son, Messrs - 1C Messrs W - 10 6 Callam, Geo. Esq.... - 6 BRANCHES—LIS T OF ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 551 £. *. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. Callander and Sons, Curriehill, The Hon. Fleming, .T. Esq. ... - 5 0 Hill, Thomson, and Messrs. David .... 1 1 0 Lord 100 Forbes Miss . - 5 0 Cameron, C. Esq. ... - 5 0 Cuthbert. Miss - 5 0 Forbes, Miss E - 5 0 Hill, W. Scott, Esq.. - 10 0 Campbell, A. Esq. ..-50 Dalgleish Mrs - 5 0 Forbes, Mrs. Peter.. 500 Hodge, Mrs. T - 5 » Campbell, Miss - 5 0 Palrymple, Mrs. ... - 10 0 Forbes, Wm. Esq. ..-50 Hog Mrs - 10 0 Campbell, Miss - & 0 Dalziei, George, Esq. - 10 0 Ford, Wm. Esq. .... - 5 0 Hogart, J. C. Esq... -50 Campbell, Mrs - 5 0 Davidson, Lieut.- Col. Ford and Sons, Messrs. Hogg and Co. Messrs. Campbell, Mrs. U. R. - & 0 H.E.I.C.S. - 10 0 W 1 1 0 Campbell and Co. Davidson, D. Esq. . . - 10 0Forrest and Turnbull, Home, P. Esq - 5 0 Messrs. J. N - 5 0 Davidson, Henry, Honeyman & Wilson, Carron Iron Co. - 5 0 Esq - 10 0 Can-utters, P. Esq. .110 Davidson, R. Esq... - 5 0 Fowler, Capt. R.N. .100 Hope, James, Esq... 100 Cathcart, Mrs ...... 5 0 Davidson, Pirrie, and Fraser, Mrs - 10 0 Hope, James, Esq... - 10 0 Co -50 Hope, John, Esq.... 100 Chain and Anchor Davis and Primrose, Horn, Eobert, Esq.. .100 Friend A - 10 0 Home, T. E. 0. Esq. - 5 0 Chambers, Messrs. W. andR 220 Deuchar, David, Esq. 100 Friend, A 5 0 Howe, AVex. Esq.... 1 0 » Dewar Mrs E ... - 5 0 Hoyes, John, Esq. ..100 Cheap, Hon. Mrs. . . - 5 0 Dick, John Esq. ... - 5 0 Hunter, J. A. Esq. .-50 Chiene, Mrs, G. Todd - 5 0 Dickson, 1). S. Esq.. - 10 0 Friends 1 1 6 Hunter Miss ... 50 Chinnery, Rev. A. Dickson, Wm. Esq. . - 10 0 Fulton, Messrs. A. Hunter, Rich. Esq... 100 Dickson, Wm. Esq. ,-50 Hutchins M rs .... - 5 0 Chisholm.David.Esq. - 5 0 Dickson and Co. Fulton & Co. Messrs. Hutcbinson Brothers, Chisholm, Miss M. Messrs. James ... - 10 0 J l i o Scott ... .-50 Dickson and Walker, Innes, Gilbert Mit- Christie, Henry, Esq. - 6 0 Gall & Inglis, Messrs. - 5 0 Christie, W. Esq - 6 0 Dicksons and Co. Gallie, Laird, and Co. Christie and KH- Innes, Mrs. George patrick, Messrs, . . - 6 0 Dishington and Co. Galloway, M. P., Esq. - 5 0 Christison, David, Messrs. T - 5 0 Galloway, Mrs. John 100 Inglis, H. M. Esq. ..100 Esq., M.D 100 Douglas, Francis Geddea, Misses - 5 0 ChristiBon, John, Geikie, Mrs - 5 0 Ivory, Thomas, Esq. - 5 0 Esq - 10 0 Douglas, Rev. J. R.. 1 1 0 Gibson, Thomas, Esq. - 10 0 JAPMD -50 Clapperton, John.Esq. 100 Douglas, Misses .... - 5 0 Gibson's Heirs, H. C. - 5 0 J. H 1 0 0 Clark, Hon. Lord Douglas, Mrs - 5 0 Gibson, Messrs. R. J. H - 5 0 Douglas, Mrs. & Miss 100 and T...... - 10 6 Clark and Co. Messrs. Dowuie and Laird, Gibson and Walker, Jackson, Miss E. . . . - 5 0 C.S. - 5 0 Messrs. 1 1 0 Jaraieson, Mrs - 5 0 Clark and Pinkerton, Drummond, Jas. Esq. - 10 0 Gillespie Dr -50 Jamieson and Co. Drummond, Mrs. ... - 5 0 Gillespie and Cathcarr, Messrs. Robert ... - 5 0 Clunes, James, Esq.. - 10 0 Drummond, Mrs, D. Cochrane, Paterson, T. K - 10 0 Gil Ion & Co. Messrs. and Co. Messrs. ... - 10 0 Drummond Brothers, Jenkinson, Messrs. Cockburn and Camp- Glasfurd, Mrs 2 0 0 W and J 110 bell, Messrs 2 0 0 Dry bro ugh, John, Esq.- 5 0 Jenner andCo.Mesars. Cockburn. and Co. Drybrough and Co. Gordon, Robert, Esq. - 5 0 Charles 1 1 0 Messrs 1 1 o Messrs. N. B - 5 0 Gow, Alexander, Esq. - 5 0 Johnstone, Messrs. Collie, Mrs - 5 0 Dryburgh and Son, W. and A. K 1 1 0 Constable, Messrs. T. Messrs. N - 5 0 Johnstone, Admiral and A ,. . 5 0 Duncan and Co. Gray, Alexander, Esq.- 5 0 Sir W. J. Hope, Cornwall, Misses .... - 5 0 Messrs. James.... - 5 0 Gray, Alexander, Esq. - 5 0 K.C.B 200 Corrie, Hanson, & Duncan, Flockhart, Gray, Robert, Esq. ..-60 Jopp, Mrs. Charles.. - 10 0 and Co. Messrs, . . - 10 0 Gray and don, Messrs. Justice-General, The Cousin, Mrs - 5 0 Lord 100 Cowan and Strachan, Duncau, H. Macduff, Gregorson, Mts., and Kemp, Hlslop.&Co. Esq - 5 0 Cowan, John, Esq... 100 Greig, James G. Esq. - 5 0 Kennedy, John, Esq. 100 Dundas, W. Pitt, Esq. 110 Greig, John, Esq 5 0 Kidd, Eunson, & Co. Cowan, Miss *. - 5 0 Dunlop, A.Vans.Esq. 100 Greig,Messrs.J.&W. - 10 0 Dunn, J. W. Esq.... - 5 0 Klnnear.C.G.H.Esq. - 5 0 Hadden and Son, Kirkpatrick, Dr - 5 0 Cowper, Mrs. C. M.. - 5 0 Dymock and Guthrie, Knoblauch, Hugo,Esq.- 5 0 Cox, Mrs. J - 5 0 Haldane Mrs. . . - 10 0 Knox, Thomas, Esq. 100 Crawford, D. Esq. ..-50 E M B . . ,...-50 Crawford, Messrs. A. Edinburgh and Leith Hall, Dunbar.andCo., and A - 10 6 Brewery Co - 5 0 Lancaster, Mrs - 10 0 Crichton. Mrs. G. H. - 5 0 Edin burgh Roperie Hamilton, Claud H. Laurie. Jas. I>. Esq. 110 Crichton, Messrs. G. Co 110 Esq 10 0 0 Law, Messrs. W. & G. - 10 0 and M - 5 0 Edington, MUs A... - 5 0 Hamilton, H. Keq. ..-60 Crockat, General. ... 1 0 0 Edmonston and Co. Harrison and Co. Learmonth, John ... - 5 0 1,/earmonth, Mrs. L.. — 6 0 Crudelius, Hirst, and Edmonstone, Thomas, Harvey, Mr. G. M... - 5 0 Leask, J. B, Esq - 10 0 Co. Messrs - 10 6 Esq - 10 0 Harvey, K. S. Esq... - 5 0 Lees and Co. Messrs. Cruickshank and Son, Edmonstone, Sir Wm. Hawthorns and Co., Messrs 1 1 0 Lennie, E. Esq - 5 0 Cruickshanksand Son, Faithful Mrs . ... 50 Leslie, James, Esq. .-50 Messrs - 5 0 Falrxraer, Miss l 0 0 Hay and Co. Messrs. - 10 6 Gumming and Sons, Farmer, Mr. John . . - 50Hay, and Co. Messrs. Lewis, John, E&q. ..100 Fergus, Mr. "William - 6 0 Lindesay, Colonel. ..100 Cunningham, A. Esq. - 5 0 Ferguson and Co. Hay, David, Esq.... - 10 0 Lindsay and Son, Cunningham, George, Messrs. Thomas . . - 5 0 Messrs. James .... - 5 0 Ferguson, Davidson, Littlejohn, Mr. Thos. - 5 0 Cunningham, Mrs. . . - 5 0 and Co. Messrs. . . 1 1 0Hayward, Rott. Esq. -50 Livingstone & "Weir, Cunningham, Mrs... - 5 0 Fergusson, Mrs - 5 0 Henderson, Miss -50 Messrs 1 1 0 Cunningham, Mrs.. . - 6 0 Field & Allan, Messrs. - 5 0 Henderson, Miss.... -50 Lochord, R., Jun. Esq.- 5 0 Cunningham and Co. Findlay, Mrs - 5 0 Henderson, Mrs — 10 0 Lodder, Capt. Robert - 5 0 Finlay, J. R., Esq. ..110 Hendery, Alex. Esq. -50 Lothian, E. Esq - 10 0 Cunningham, Messrs. Finiay .William, blsq. - 5 0 Herries, A. Esq - 10 0 Low, Robertson, and J.'and J - 10 0 Hewiti Sons, Messrs.- 5 0 Currie and Co. Messrs. Fleming, Alexander, Hill, Miss -50 Lyon and Turnbull, James 110 Esq. 5 0 Hill, Mrs 1 0 0 552 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1879. £. s.'d, £. s. d. £. s. d. j£. s. d. M. A. H. C - 1 0 Mitchell, and Co. Raeburn, Messrs. W. Sommerville, Mrs. M.M 100 and J . . . - 10 0 Macandrew, Mrs... . - 5 0 Mitchell, Somerville, Raleigh, S. Esq - 10 0 Sorcensen and Kidd, MacCallum, Kellie, & Co. Messrs 110Ramsay, Geo. Esq. .200 Esq I 1 0 Moir, Mrs.. - 5 0 Ranken, Mrs - 5 0 Macduff Mrs - 6 0 MoncreifF, Lady .... - 5 0 Rankin Miss - 5 0 Spottlswood, Miss... - 5 0 Macfarlane and Co. Moncrieff, Mrs. J. . . - 5 0 Redpath, Brown, and Spragufi, T. B.Esq.. - 5 0 Messrs. J. F - 10 0 Moncreiff, W. Esq ..-50 Co. Messrs 110 Macfarlane, M. Esq. - 10 0 Monteith, D. Esq. ..-50 Reid, William, Esq.. - 5 0 Steel, Coulson, and Macfarlane and Co. Montgomery, The Renton, Misses - 5 0 Very Rev. J. F. . . - 5 0 Renton, Mr. W. - 5 0 Steen, J". G. Esq. ... - 5 0 Macgibbon, Mrs. ... - 5 0 Moore, Geo. Esq. ... - 5 0 Rhind, D. A. Esq. ..-50 Stephens, Mrs. & Miss Macintosh and Cun- Moore, Lady Elizabeth 100 Richardson and Co. ningham, Messrs. .-50 Morham, Robt. Esq . - 10 0 Messrs. Francis ..-50 Mackay, Cunningham, Morison, Patrick G. Richardson, Mrs.... -50 Stevenson, Miss - 10 0 & Co. Messrs - 5 0 Richardson, Rob. Esq. 100 Stevenson, Miss .... - 10 0 Mackenzie, Colin, Morrison and Thom- Ritchie A. Esq. . . - 5 0 Stevenson, Mrs - 5 0 Esq - 5 0 Ritchie, George, Esq. 100 Stevenson, Rev. R. H. Mackenzie, John Ord, Morrisoo, Messrs. J. Ritchie and Sons, D.D - 5 0 Esq . .. - 10 0 Messrs. James ... - 5 0 Stewart, Chas. Esq. .-50 Mackenzie, Misses . . - 10 6 Morrison, Miss -50 Robertson Brothers, Stewai-t, (Jhas. Esq. .-50 Mackenzie &MitchelI, Morrison, Mrs H. . . - 5 0 Stewart, Clapperton, Mowbray, Robt. Esq. 110 Robertson, Messrs. and Co. Messrs., . . - 5 0 Mackie and Sons, Muir, Crawford, and Stewart, Messrs. J. Messrs. T. W - 5 0 Robertson, Miss .... - 5 0 Mackinlay and Co. Muir, Messrs. J. and Robertson, Sanderson Stewart, James, E~q. - 5 0 Messrs C - 10 6 and Co. Messrs.. . -50Stewart, John, Esq. .-50 Maclagan, J. T, Esq, - 5 0 Robinow, Majori- Maclagan, Professor Muir, J., for 1878 banks, and Co. Stewart, Mrs.<3raiuger- 5 0 and following year 100 Stirling, Mrs 5 0 Macnair, John, Esq.. 100 Muir, William, Esq. 1 l 0 Rodger, J. F. Esq. . . - 10 0 Stuart, Miss 5 0 Macnee, D. Esq - 5 0 Rollo. H. J. Esq - 5 0 Stuart, R.L. Esq.... 100 Macpberson, A. Esq. - 5 0 Romanes and Pater - Sutherland, Mrs. ... - 5 0 M'Candlish, J. M. Murdoch, A. B. Esq. - 5 0 Swan & Son.Messn*. J. - 5 0 RonaW Miss . . -so M'Caudlish, Mrs - 5 0 M'Diannid, W. R. Ross, Mrs. Kerr - 10 0 Syme, Mrs - 5 0 Murray, Harvey, and Roughead, Mrs., sen. - 5 0 Sums under 5* 46 16 8 M'Dowall, Mrs - 10 0 Rutherford and Co. Tainsh, James, Ksq. - 5 0 M'Ewan, Wm. Esq.. 110 Tait, J.Campbell, Esq. - 5 0 M'Ewao, Mrs - 5 0 Sampson, Miss - 5 0 T&ylor & Go. Messrs. M'Facfarlane & Son, Sanderson, Mrs - 5 0 W . 110 Murray, R. Esq .... - 5 0 Sanderson, Wm. Esq. - 5 0 Taylor, Arch., Esq.. - 5 0 M'Gregor & Pringle, Murray, Sir Patrick Sands, Mrs - 5 0 Taylor, Mr. William - 5 0 Keith 200 Sands M iss 1 0 0 Taylor, MacLeod and M'Gregor,David,Esq. - 5 0 Murray, T. G. Esq. .500 Scater.Whyte, and Co. M'Intosh, Brothers .-50 Murray, Wm. Esq. . . - 5 o Messrs 110 Teignmouth, Lord.. - 5 0 M'lntosh, J. B. Esq. - 5 0 Scott &Allan, Messrs. 110 M'Intosh, B. T. Esq. - 5 0 Scott and Anderson, Thomas, Capt. F. W. M'Kay and Co., L., R.N - 10 0 Messrs. Geo - 5 0 Scott, A. W. Esq.... - 5 0 Thomson, Chas. W, M'Laren.D. Esq.... - 10 0 N. B. Rubber Co. ... - 10 6 Scott Brothers - 5 0 M'Laren, D. Esq ... - 10 0 Nelson and Sons, Scott, Mrs - 5 0 Thomson and Co, M'Laren, Duncan, Messrs. Thomas ..100 Scottish Iron S.S. In- Messrs. D. J - 10 6 Newbigging, Mrs ... - 5 0 surance Associations 5 0 Thomson and Co. M'Laren, Messrs. D. Newton, James, Esq. ,-50 Scottish Vulcanite Co.- 10 6 Messrs. R. H - 10 6 and G 1 1 0 Nicolson,'D. Esq.... - 10 0 Thomson and Co. M'Laren, Mrs - 5 0 Ogilvie, G. Moncreiff, Messrs W - 10 6 M'Laren, Mrs. P. H. - 5 0 Esq. ..., - 5 0 Shand, Hon. Lord. ..110 Thomson, J. G. Esq. -10 0 M'Pherson, Professor - 5 0 Oliphant'sSchool.Mr. - 5 0 Thomson, Miss .... - 5 0 Maitland, Miss - 5 0 Oliver & Boyd,Messrs. 300 Maitland, Mrs - 5 0 Oliver & Son, Messrs. - 5 0 Shiels, J. S. Esq 110 Thomson, W.T.Esq. - 10 0 Makellor, W. Esq. ..100 Sibbald, John, Esq. .-50 Tod, A, & R.JWessrs, 220 Marshall and Co. Ovington, Mr - 5 0 Sidey, Charles, Esq. .-50 Tod Brothers.Messrs. - 5 0 Messrs W. - 10 0 P. C - 5 0 Sidey, Dr. - 5 0 Tod, Henry, Esq.. . . - 5 0 Marshall, Capt. D. . . - 10 0 P. R - 10 0 Sim & Barclay.Messrs.- 5 0 Tod, J. H., Esq - 10 0 Marshall, Miss - 5 0 Padon,Messsrs.A.&D. - 5 0 Simpson, Jno. A. Esq. 110 Tod, J. W. Esq - 5 0 Marshall, Mrs - 10 0 Torrie, John, Esq.. .-00 Marshall, Mrs - 10 0 Painnan Brothers, Trinity House, The. 220 Marshall Mrs. ... - 5 0 Simson, David, Esq. - 5 0 Trotter Mrs - 5 0 Marshall, Mrs. F. . . - 10 0 Paterson and Sons, Trustees of the late Melrose and Co. James Dalgleish, Patenson, Miss - 5 0 Singer Manufactur- Esq. , , ... - 10 0 Melrose, John, Esq. .100 Paterson, Mrs. & Miss - 5 0 ing Company .... - 5 0 Tuke, Dr, J. B 1 0 0 Melville Miss. ... - 5 0 Pattison, P. Esq.... - 5 0 Slimon, Messrs. R. Turcan, C. J. Esq.. .-50 Melvin, Alex. Esq.. . - 5 0 Pearson, Adam, Esq. 100 Turabull, A. H. Esq. - 10 0 Menzies & Co. Messrs. 220Pearson, Charles, Esq. 100 Smith and Co. Messrs. Turnbull, John, Esq. -50 Menzies&Co.Messrs. - 5 0 Peddie, A. Esq. M.D. - 5 0 D 5 0 Turnbull andWilson, Menzies, J. R. Esq. . - 10 6 Peddie, J. D. Esq., Smith and Son, Messrs. John 1 1 0 Tweedie, W. Esq. .,-50 Millar, Miss - 5 0 Penny, Mrs - 10 0 Smith, D. Esq - 5 0 Tytler, G. M. Esq.. .100 Millar, Mrs. John ..-50 Pentland and Son, Smith, J. Esq - 5 0 Ty tier, James S. Esq. - 10 0 Miller Brothers .... - 10 6 Smith, Jas. & Co.. . . - 5 0 Usher and Co.Messrs. Miller and Sons, Peploe, R. L. Esq. ..-50 Smith, John A. Esq. - 5 0 Andrew 1 1 0 Messrs. James.... 110 Petrie and Co. Messrs. Smith, Messrs. T. and Usher, Messrs. J.&T. 220 Miller, John, Esq. ..100 Philip - 5 0 H - 10 0 Unniston, Mrs - 1 0 0 Miller Mrs H ... - 5 0 Philip and Son, Vertue, Duncan, Esq. - 5 0 Miller, R Esq 1 0 0 Messrs. John .... - 10 0 Smith, Miss C. R.... 100 Waddell, Mrs. Peddie - 5 0 Milne, James, Esq. .-50 Pitman, Mr. F - 5 0 Smith Mrs - fi 0 Waddie & Co. Messrs. - 5 0 Milne & SOD, Messrs. Sommerville and Co. Waddilove, Miss 5 0 J. - 10 0 Pringle, R - 5 o Messrs. John - 10 6 Waldie and Son, Milroy, John, Esq. .-50 Purdie, Mr. J - 5 0 Sommerville, Miss .-50 Messrs. James.... - 5 0 BRANCHES—LIS T OP ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. 553 £. s. d. £. s. d. Walker, A. Esq. ... - 5 0 MUSSELBURGH Johnstone, Major . . • - 5 0 DUNFERMLINE Walker, James, Esq. 100 Levack, Mr. John ... - 5 0 BRANCH. Macdonald, Rev. W. - 5 0 BRANCH. Walker, Mrs - 5 0 President — Macdonald, W - 5 0 President— Walker, Messrs. G. Admiral SIR ALEXANDER Maitiand, Miss - 10 6 Ex-Provost MATHIESON. MILNE, BARI., G.C.B. McLean, Dr - 5 0 Warden and Co. Milne, J. Esq - 5 0 Honorary Secretary— Messrs. William.. - 5 0 Vice-Presldent— ROBERT STEEDMAN, Esq. Warrack and Co. The EightlHon. LORD Ewmjf- Annual Subscriptions. Messrs. John 110 STOKE. Priest and Co. Messrs. £. s. a. Warrick and Son, Chairman — Wm - 5 0 Provost LAUKIE. Richmond, His Grace Alexander, Daniel . . - 5 0 Waterson, Sons, and the Duke of 1 1 0 Alexander, Thomas .100 Stewart, Messrs. ..110 Treasurer and Hon. Robertson, Miss - 7 6 Barclay, John - 5 0 Watson, H. G., Esq. 200 Secretary — Robertson, Miss.... -50 Barclay, John St. Watson, Mrs. D. ... - 5 0 JOHN RAMSAY, Esq. Russel, Alex. Esq. . . - 5 0 Watson, Mrs - 5 0 Annual Subscriptions. Sellar, J. and Sons .-50 Bardner, Henry .... - 5 0 Watson, John, Esq.. 110 £. s. it. Smith, Sheriff - 5 0 Beveridge, Erskine.. - 10 0 Watt, James, Esq.. . - 10 6 Aitchison, Colonel . . - 5 0 Stuart, J.P. Esq.... - 5 0 Beveridge H - 10 0 Wauchope, Moodie, Banks, Mr. Thomas. - 5 0 Taylor, Dr - 5 0 Clark, W. and Son ..-50 and Hope, Messrs. 110 Beveridge, Rev. J. G. - 5 0 Webster, Dr - 5 0 Donald, Robert 1 0 0 Webester, Mrs - 10 0 Black, A. D. M. Esq. - 10 0 Wood, Mrs - 10 o Dunbar, Rev. J. W. - 5 0 Weir, Mrs. G - 5 0 Caird, Mr. Alexander - 5 0 Wylie, Mrs - 5 0 AVeir and Co. Messrs. Clapperton, Mr. Alex. - 5 0 Sums under 5* 6 4 0 Hay, Mrs - 5 0 R. M. Holland - 10 0 Elphinstone, Lord . . 2 0 0 Hay and Robertson . 100 White, Burns, & Co. Fergusson,Mrs.J.A.D.- 5 0 Total 19 3 6 Home, Mr. A. M 10 0 Macfarlane, James.. 100 White & Co. Messrs. - 5 0Hope, Sir Archibald, M°Laren, John and White, John, Esq. ..-50 Bart 100 Donations. William - 10 0 White, Mr. John ... - 5 0 Huuter.Mr.Henry H. - 5 0 Pillar Box - 1 4 Mathewson, James . - 10 0 White, Moir, and Co. Kemp &Co. Messrs. J. - 5 0 Vesselsentering Har- Mathewson, William 100 Legal, Mr. John.... - 5 0 bour..... 540 Morris, Dr - 5 0 Whyte and Son, Livingstone,Mr.Johu - 10 0 Macfarlane, Mr. A. D. - 5 0 Total Doos 5 11 4 Ramsay, Robert .... - 5 0 Whyte, Miss - 5 0 Menzies, Mr. R. C. . - 5 0 Total Subs 19 3 6 Reid Henry .... 1 0 0 Wight, Mrs - 6 0 Millar, Mrs., Spring Reid Wm 5 0 Wightman and Son, Bank - 5 0 £21 14 10 Romanes, Archibald - 5 0 Messrs. John - 5 0 Millar, Mr. James . . - 5 0 Rutherford, D. G.... - 5 0 Williamson, Charles, Mitchell, Mr. Alex. .-50 Sampson, John - 5 0 Esq - 10 6 Oswald, Lady Mary .-50 Seath, Alexander ... - 5 0 Wilson, A. H. Esq. . 1 1 0 Scobie, Andrew - 5 0 Wilson, Dr. - 5 0 Smart, Mr. Charles .-50 Wilson, William,Esq. - 5 0 Smith, Rev. C - 5 0 Spowart, Thomas ... 1 0 0 Wilson, W. S. Esq. . - 10 0Stirling, Brothers... - 5 0 Swedman, Robt - 5 0 Wishart and Sons, Stuart, Messrs. J.&W. 110 Stewart, R. W - 5 0 Messrs. James.... 110 Thomson, Mrs. C. J.. -50 Taylor, Mrs. Peter ..-50 Wishart, D. F. Esq.. - 10 6 Whitelaw, Mr. David - 5 0 Walker, Thomas.... 100 Wood & Co. Messrs. - 5 0Wilkie, Messrs.J.&A. - 10 0 Wallace, Andrew ... 1 0 0 Wood, John A. Esq. -50 Wilson, Professor. . . - 10 0 JfifesStre. Wood, Misses - 5 0 Contributions under Wardlaw, Jas. L. ..'- 5 0 Wood, W. Esq 100 55 360 ANSTRUTHER Westwood, Wm 5 0 Wren, Mr. George ..-50 BRANCH. Wright, Messrs. P. Total £15 2 0 Wilson, Robert M... - 10 o President— Wright, Miss H. His Worship the PEOVOSI. Guthrie - 10 0 Honorary Secretary— H. B. MACKINTOSH, Esq. Wright Mrs - 5 0 Annual Subscriptions. Young, James, Esq. - 5 0 *. e. d. Young, J. W. Esq. . - 10 0 Adamson, John, Esq. - 10 0 Anderson, Provost. .-60 Young, Mrs.E - 5 0 Cook, David, Esq.... -SO Younger, Mr. John .-50 Darsie Mrs. G - 10 0 Younger, Robt. Esq. - 10 0 Darsle, J. R. Esq. ..110 Younger and Co. (Slginsbfe. Ellice, E. Esq. M.P.. 1 0 0 ST. ANDREW'S Forbes, R. Esq - 7 6 BRANCH. LOSSIEMOUTH Fowler, G. S. Esq. ..100 Total 431 12 2 Fowler, Miss - 5 0 Chairman — ; BRANCH. Irvine, W. D. Esq. . 1 1 0 Capt. JA.C&SOS. Chairman — Jamlesou, W. T. Esq. - 7 6 i Treasurer — Donations. Capt J. B. DCNBAE BRANDEB Lloyd, Rev. F. K. . . - 5 0 1 JAMES BAIN, Esq. j ofPitgaveny. Mackintosh,H.B.Esq. - 10 6 Geddes, Miss, and Murray, Wm. Esq., Honorary Secretary— Friends 216 Honorary Secretary — GEO. MTJKBAT, Esq. Gibson & Co. Messrs. ! Mr. WILLIAM FHASEE. Geo 1 0 0 Oliphant, P. Esq. ... - 10 6 Annual Subscriptions. Howden, Misses 3 3 0 Annual Subscriptions. Sea Box Society 110 London & Edinburgh 1877. £. «. d. Sharp and Muvray, City of St. Andrew's 500 ShlppingCo 200 Allan, John, Esq.... - 5 0 Lindesay, A. K - 10 0 Watson, Provost ... - 5 0 McGregor, Gregor ..-50 1 N.P.R. Z., perThos. Anderson, Capt - 10 0 Williamson, Milligan Knox, Esq. J.P. ..100 Anderson, Wm. Esq.. 100 Melville, J. W -10 0 and Co. Messrs.... 200 Small, J. L - 5 0 Bennett, James, Esq. - 5 0 Williamson, Mrs - 10 0 TotalDons. ... 946 Brander,Capt.Dunbar 200 Williamson, S. Esq. . 100! Total 6 15 0 Total Subs. . . 431 12 2Brander, R. Esq. ... - 5 0 Woodcock, Dr. H.N.. -50 Cameron, Alex. Esq. - 10 6 Donations. £440 16 8 Coul Capt 5 0 Sums under 5s 415 0 Proceeds of Concert Culbard, Provost. ... - 5 0 gven by Fife Light Forsyth, Miss - 5 0 Total £19 1 0 orse Volunteers. 10 0 0 Gatherer, Geo. Esq. .-50 Proceeds of Amateur . Grant, Mrs. J". M... -50 Theatrical Per- Jameson, James, Esq. - 5 0 554 THE LIFE-BOAT. [MAY 1, 1879. £. s. d. £. s. d. Annual Subscriptions Scott, Mr. Charles. ..-50 Donations. in aid of " Ladies' Shanks, Mr. James .-50 £. s. d. Own " Life-boat, Shield, George ... 10 0 Box at Broughty f^atfomgtonsfitre. per Miss Smithers — Smart and Ogg - 5 o Ferry 6 7 A Friend, through Smith, Suttie, & Co.. - 5 0 Dundee Harbour, Life- DUNBAR BRANCH. Mrs Prince 110 Stenhouse, John .... - 5 0 boat Dues on Ship- Clegg, E. A 1 1 0 Webster, Messrs. F. ping 40 13 0 President— Hayward, Mrs. ...,.- 6 0 Collected by John The DUKE OF ROXBURGH. Kershaw, J. S. 1 1 0 Webster, Mr. Wm.. . - 10 0 Machan, Esq. from Ijaw Alfred .... 1 1 0 Weir, Mr. James ... - 5 0 Seamen frequent- Chairman- Law William 110 ing the Port 7 17 6 Major HU.NTER of Thurston. Prince, Rev. W - 5 0 Sums under 5s 1 4 s Honorary Secretary — Smithers, Miss - 10 6 Total Dona 50 1 9 G. R. SCOTT, ESQ.. Col. by Miss Drury .-60 Donations. Collected at Shore Total Subs 61 2 6 Annual Subscriptions. £. s. d. Dues Office 756 £111 4 3 £30 9 1 Collected in Box at Life-boat House ..-79 Brand, Provost - 10 0 Buchanan, Rev. R. . . - 5 0 £32 8 3 Dodds, Rev. James.. - 5 0 Hay, Capt. Baird ... 1 0 0 MONTROSE Hunter, Afajor 1 0 0 BRANCH- Kirkwood, J. J. and T.- 10 0 Chairman — Purves, Lt.-Col - 10 0 DUNDEE BRANCH. Provost MITCHELL. Scott, G. R. Esq 100 jpotfarsfitre, Sums under 5s 1 9 0 Chairman — Honorary Secretary — WM. O. DALGLEISH, Esq. JAS. WABBACK, Esq. Total £6 14 0 ARBROATH Annual Subscriptions. BRANCH. Treasurer — Aberdein, F. Esq.... 100 WM. CRIGHTON, Esq. Anderson, Messrs. J. Chairman— Honorary Secretary — & Co - 5 0 GrEOKGE SHIELD, Esq., PrOVOSt JAMBS HUNTER, Jun., Esq. Arkley, Robt. Esq. .200 of Arbroath. Baxter, David, Esq. . - 10 0 Honorary Secretary — Annual Subscriptions. Burnett, A Jex. Esq.. - 5 0 NORTH BERWICK WM. CAKGILL, Esq. Alison, G.L. Esq... 1 1 0 Burrell, Geo. Esq. ..-50 BRANCH. Anderson, Alex. Esq. 100 Byers, Wm. Esq. ... - 5 0 Annual Subscriptions. Anderson, T. Esq... 110 C. S - 10 6 President — £. s. d. Armitstead and Co. Carnegy, Misses 2 0 0 The Right Hon. LADr MARY Aitfcen Mr . -50 Messrs. G... .110 Chalmers, Geo. C. Esq.- 5 0 HAMILTON. Anderson, Mr. David - 5 0 Baxter Brothers and Dickson, Arthur, Esq. - 10 ti Balfour& Cummmgs, Co. Messrs 300 Chairman— Farfor, Capt - 5 0 SIR HEW DALBrMpus, BART. Binney, Mr. Andrew - 10 0 "WE 1 1 0 Gibbons, R. Esq 5 0 Boyd, Mr. James ... - 5 0 Conner, Thomas, Esq. 110 Gordon, Mrs. W 1 0 0 Honorary Secretary— Crighton, Wm - 10 6 Greig, A. Es CDo. Itms. <£0. HonUonUcrrg. <&os. Houtfi DUNDALK BRANCH. anlj ^Jleatfi. Chairman — VALENTIA BRANCH. LONDONDERRY MlCHASi KEU.T, Esq. J.V. Honorary Secretary — AND GREENCASTLE Honorary Secretary— The KMIGHT of KEEET. DROGHEDA J. F. FAKRELL, Esq. BRANCH. BRANCH. Assistant Hon. Secretary — Annual Subscription. Mr. JOHN O'DBISCOLL. President — £. s. d. JOHN COOKE, Esq. Patron— Harbour Commis- Annual Subscriptions. The MARQOIS OFCOSTTSGKAM. £. s. d. Honorary Secretary — Honorary Secretary at Butler, James, Esq. .100 Rev. T. McCLElLAN. Baltray— Crosbie, W. T. Esq. NICHOLAS HALLIGAN, Esq. 1874-5 2 0 0 Annual Subscriptions. Day, Rev. J. Fitz- £. ». d. Honorary Secretary for (ierald 1 0 0 Alexander, Mr - 5 0 Mornington — l mnraven. 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George . 1 0 0 } Barbenson, T. N.Esq. - 10 0 Eoose, Mr. W. D.... - 5 0 Total Dons 5 S Barbensou, N. Esq.. - 5 Total £30 0 0 Kudd, Mr - 5 0 Total Sabs 31 9 Cottle, Mr. F. J - 5 Scott, Mrs., Edin- Le Mesurier, Rev. burgh 1 1 0 John 1 0 Stephen, Deemster, Ross, Rev. Wm - 5 Hits Honour the .. 5 0 0 Taubman, Mr. E. M. - 5 0 Total. .£•2 5 0 Teare and Co 6 0 Treatment of the -Apparently Drtrwnecl. KOYAL HATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION. Supported solely by Voluntary Contributions. DIRECTIONS FOR RESTORING THE APPARENTLY DROWNED. THE leading principles of the following Directions for the Restoration of the apparently Dead from Drowning are founded on those of the late DR. MARSHALL HALL, combined with those of DR. H. B. SILVESTKK, and are the result of extensive inquiries which were made by the Institution in 1863-4 amongst Medical Men, Medical Bodies, and Coroners throughout the United Kingdom. These Directions have heen extensively circulated by the INSTITUTION throughout the United Kingdom and in the Colonies, They are also in use in Her Majesty's Fleet, in the Coastguard Service, and at all the stations of the British Army at home and abroad. SENI> immediately for medical assistance, blankets, and dry clothing, but proceed to treat the Patient instantly on the spot, in the open air, with the face downward, whether on shore or afloat; exposing the face, neck, and chest to the wind, except in severe weather, and removing all tight clothing from the neck and chest, especially the braces. The points to be aimed at are—first, and immediately, the RESTORATION or BREATHING ; and,secondly, after breathing is restored, the PROMOTION op WARMTH AND CIRCULATION. The eiforts to restore Breathing must be commenced immediately and energetically, and persevered in for one or two hours, or until a medical man has pronounced that life is extinct. Efforts to promote Warmth and Circulation, beyond removing the wet clothes and drying ihe stein, must not be made until the first appearance of natural breathing; for if circulation of the blood be induced before breathing has recommenced, the restoration to life will be endangered. II.—To Restore Breathing. To CLEAB THE THROAT.—Place the patient on the floor or ground with the face downwards, and one of the arms under the forehead, in which position all fluids will more readily escape by the mouth, and the tongue itself will fall forward, leaving the entrance into the windpipe free. Assist this operation by wiping and cleansing the mouth. Jf satisfactory breathing commences, use the treatment described below to promote Warmth. If there be only slight breathing—or no breathing—or if the breathing fail, then— To EXCITE BBBATHING—Turn the Patient well and instantly on the side, supporting the head, and excite the nostrils with snuff, hartshorn, and smelling salts or tickle the throat with a feather, &c., if they are at hand. Rub the chest and lace warm, and dash cold water, or hot and cold water alternately, on them. If there be no success, lose not a moment, but instantly— To IMITATE BREATHING—Replace the patient on the face, raising and supporting the chest well on a folded coat or other article of dress. Turn the body very gently on the side and a little beyond, and then briskly on the face, back again, repeating these measures cautiously, efficiently, and perseveringly, about fifteen times in the minute, or once every four or five seconds, occasionally varying the side. [By placing the patient on the chest, the weight of the body forces the air out; when turned on the side, this pressure is removed, and air enters the chest.] On each occasion that the body is replaced on the face, make uniform but efficient pressure with brisk movement, on the back between and below the shoulder-blades or bones on each side, removing the pressure immediately before turning the body on the side. During the whole of the operations let one person attend solely to the movements of the head and of the arm placed under it. [The first measure increases the expiration—the second commences inspiration.] %* The result is Respiration or Natural Breathing; and if not too late—Life. Whilst the above operations are being proceeded with, dry the hands and feet, and as soon as dry clothing or blankets can be procured, strip the body, and cover or gradually reclothe it, but taking care not to interfere with the efforts to restore breathing. III. Should these efforts not prove successful in the course of from two to five minutes, proceed to imitate breathing by DR. SILVESTKR'S method, as follows :— Place the patien t on the back on a flat surface, inclined a little upwards from the feet; raise and support the head and shoulders on a small firm cushion or folded article of dress placed under the shoulder-blades. Draw forward the patient's tongue, and keep it projecting beyond the lips; an elastic band over the tongue and under the chin will answer this purpose, or a piece of string or tape may be tied round them, or by raising the lower jaw, the teeth may be made to retain the tongue in that position. Remove all tight clothing from about the neck and chest, especially the braces. To IMITATE THE MOVEMENTS op BREATHING.—Standing at the patient's head, grasp the arms just above the elbows and draw the arms gently and steadily upwards above the head, and keep them stretched upwards for two seconds. [By this means air is drawn into the lungs.] Then turn down the patient's arms, and press them gently and firmly for two seconds against the sides of the chest. [By this means air is pressed out of the lungs.] Repeat these measures alternately, deliberately, and perseveringly, about fifteen times in a minute, until a spon- taneous effort to respire is perceived, immediately upon which cease to imitate the movements of breathing, and proceed to INDUCE CIRCULATION AND WARMTH. IV.—Treatment after Natural Breathing has been Bestored. To PROMOTE WAEMTH ASD CIRCULATION.—Commence rubbing the limbs upwards, with firm grasping pressure and energy, using handkerchiefs, flannels, &c. [By this measure the blood is propelled along ths veins towards the heart.] The friction must be continued under the blanket or over the dry clotbing. Promote the warmth of the body by the application of hot flannels, bottles, or bladders of hot water, heated bricks, Ac., to the pit of the stomach, the arm-pits, between the thighs, and to the soles of the feet. If the patient has been carried to a house after respiration has been restored, be careful to let the air play freely about the room. On the restoration of life, a teaspoonfnl of warm water should be given; and then, if the power of swallowing have returned, small quantities of wine, warm brandy and water, or coffee should be administered. The patient should be kept in bed, and a disposition to sleep encouraged. G-eneral Observations. The above treatment should be persevered in for some hours, as it is an erroneous opinion that persons are irrecoverable because life does not soon make its appearance, persons having been restored after persevering for many hours. APPEARANCES WHICH GENERALLY ACCOMPANY DEATH. Breathing and the heart's action cease entirely; the eyelids are generally half closed; the pupils dilated ; the tongue approaches to the under edges of the lips, and these, as well as the nostrils, are covered with a frotny mucus. Coldness and pallor of surface increase. CAUTIONS. Prevent unnecessary crowding of persons round the body, especially if in an apartment. Avoid rough usage, and do not allow the body to remain on the back unless the tongue is secured. Under no circumstances hold the body up by the feet. On no account place the body in a warm bath unless under medical direction, and even then it should only be employed as a momentary excitant. By order of the Committee, ROYAL NATIONAL LIFF-BOAT INSTITUTION, RICHARD LEWIS. London, May 1879.