The Sun.
London, England, 1868-01-03 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 3, 1868.

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Maria Deane, of Cheltenham. Bequests had also
been left to the institution by the late Mrs. Maria
Raisson, of Sheffield, £lOO ; and the late E. Weston,
Esq., of Leicester, £l9 19s. It was decided to form
a new lifeboat station at Abergele, on the Welsh
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branch, had generously defrayed the cost (.£470) of
the boat, &c. R. B. He:-.keth, Esq., of Gwyrrh
Castle, had also liberally undertaken to build the
house for the reception of the boat.. It was stated
that the lifeboat which had been exhibited at the
Crys. al Palace during the Christmas holidays had
attracted considtrable attention. The committee iI
passed a vote of condolence to the family of the
late Matthew Butcher, Esq., of Great Yarmouth,
who bad long been a zealous coadjutor of the inzti-
tution at that place. Captain A. Small, examiner
at the Custom-house, Glasgow, had during the past
year collected for the institution in that city and
elsewhere £450. He has for many years rendered
the society valuable co-operation in Glasgow. Ap-
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Island, in Dorset, and at Cleethorpe, on the coast
of Lincoln. Reports were read from the inspector
and assistant inspector of lifeboats on their recent
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accounts of the institution for the past year were
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accountant, who bad been the auditor of the so-
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institution during the past year. The proceedings
then terminated.