The European Magazine, and London Review, Vol. 46: July to December, 1804 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

Excerpt from The European Magazine, and London Review, Vol. 46: July to December, 1804

On this occalion, the Gentlemen of §onth Shields called a meeting of the inhabitants; at which a Committee was appointed, and premiums were otfered for plans ofa boat which lhould be the bell calculated to brave the dangers of the fea, particularly of broken water.

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Excerpt from The European Magazine, and London Review, Vol. 46: July to December, 1804

He went out in one of them to the relief ol'a {hip which was wrecked on the coal! Near the mouth of the Tyne. The firlt time they reached the wreck, the rope' which they threw from the wreck to the Life-boat broke, and the boat was drifted to the north'ward by the violence of the wind and firon current of the tide; they then lande and by two harks dragged the boat along the {and to the fouthward, and then launched her through the break ers to the valid. In the l'econd at tempt they fucceeded in bringing the crew on (bore. The witnel's never law any other boat in which he would have ventured to the relief of the crew, or which he thinks could have executed the purpole at having them.

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