The Sun.
London, England, 1869-12-06 00:00:00

LIFEBOAT SERVICES.

BALLTIVALTER, IRELAND, Dee.
About three o'clock this morning the look-%,
man at the Roddins station observed a vessel 'lle
signals of distress on Skull-Martin Rock OW biof
tbe c too
Rev. H. Wilson). He at once informed
officer of the Coastguard, who, deeming ihts oat,
boisterous to proceed to her assistance in bis —the
immediately despatched a man to inforui the
coxswain of the Admiral Meynell lifeboat ef
National Lifeboat Institution stationed at ally'
vid
wag
.walter. Although the wind at the time
mg very fresh from N. to N.E., with aptly
tremely heavy sea, the coxswain and crew Pre—'ap
put. out, reached the vessel, and rescued tbc:+c.-0j:
Some
and crew, four men, from their perilous Plvireel
idea of the danger incurred may be inewr to
from the fact that it was necessary for the eref-roza
come down into the boat by a rope throw°, the
the jibboom, and attached to the lifeboat. 1-11 till
vessel
ea early morning it was supposed the
break up, but about 9 o'clock the wind ands fha
derated a little, when Captain Morrison, w'tciinrS
INl,lielney, Lloyd's agent, and a few of the ;3-into
of the village, and the crew, brought her safel "ton,
Ballywalter Harbour. She is the schooner Brenton,
of Fowey, John Francis Organ, master, boulid.itil
Ardrossan to Newport, Monmouthshire/

cargo of 150 tons of pig iron. Dec, 4.
ScAßßoßotlall, cent
the following additional details of the rejfe-
valuable service rendered by the Scarborongh.ted
boat
of the National Institution have been fa brig
by John Stephenson, Esq. It appears that the hot
s cheidam, of Middlesborough, bound from e 3, thig
to Southampton with coals, foundered at sea
in e'
aster
coast l'
about 10 o'clock this morning. he boat
and crew bad taken to their long boat
about
a quarter of an hour previously', 5" three
then made for the land. About
were
hours afterwards the master and °at!, in re-
washed out of the boat—the latter succeede',
gaining her, but the captain was unfortunatelltten
The boat was seen from Scarboro' at half-Pal:king
o'clock when four miles distant, she Nvae Erl-,„•eg
for the harbour ; and as a heavy sea ova rtiLltiher
outb of the pier head, it was very doubtful Wueroa
te crew could reach the harbour in eafetP boat
lifeboat was accordingly launched, reached the
IA
awnhde nit was upwards of three miles from the all
in took the poor fellows off, landing thee'. .o_,
and safety. They were in a very exhausted Condit:l;
their boat was half full of water when and
werehandled
rescued. The lifeboat was launched' her
exceedingly well, and the conduct of
crew has given general satisfaction. the
The Ilollon lifeboat at Filey, Yorkshire, atz
hick
Ann Maria at Winterton, Norfolk, both of
sviieci
belong to the Lifeboat Society, were also 130°40
un the same day, with the view of aiding the
cru'erci
of distressed vessels, but the shipwrecked men
saved by other mans before the lifeboats °
succour them.
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