ON[a] |
Name |
Built |
Builder |
In service |
Stations |
Re-engined |
Comments[1] |
751 |
Abdy Beauclerk |
1931 |
J. Samuel White, Cowes |
1931–1958 |
Aldeburgh |
|
Sold 1959. Renamed St. Ita. February 2010, Houseboat at Rusheen Bay, Galway |
758 |
Rosa Woodd and Phyllis Lunn |
1933 |
Groves & Guttridge |
1933–1963 |
Shoreham Harbour |
1963 Parsons Porbeagle |
Sold in 1973. Renamed Dowager. October 2023, at IBTC, Lowestoft. |
1963–1973 |
Relief fleet |
761 |
Charles Cooper Henderson |
1933 |
|
1933–1957 |
Dungeness |
|
Sold 1976. March 2023, Charter boat at Mill Green, Caversham, Oxfordshire |
1957–1974 |
Relief fleet |
762 |
Charles Dibdin (Civil Service No.2) |
1933 |
|
1933–1959 |
Walmer |
|
Sold 1959. April 1980, Pilot boat at Dover |
769 |
Duke of York |
1933 |
Groves & Guttridge |
1934–1961 |
The Lizard |
No |
Sold in 1961. Reported in December 2023 at Castlebridge, Ireland. |
783 |
The Viscountess Wakefield |
1936 |
|
1936–1940 |
Hythe |
|
Lost at Dunkirk, 31 May 1940 |
806 |
Rachel and Mary Evans |
1936 |
Groves & Guttridge |
1937–1968 |
Barry Dock |
No |
Wrecked 12 April 1969 after breaking moorings at Weston-Super-Mare. |
1969 |
Weston-super-Mare |
807 |
Inbhear Mor |
1938 |
Groves & Guttridge |
1938–1968 |
Arklow |
1963 Parsons Porbeagle |
Sold in 1974. December 2013, broken up at Ynyslas Boatyard in Borth. |
1968–1973 |
Relief fleet |
808 |
Mary Ann Hepworth |
1938 |
Groves & Guttridge |
1938–1974 |
Whitby |
1963 Parsons Porbeagle |
Sold in 1975. Purchased 1988, was fully restored as a trip boat at Whitby but by June 2023 was at Caernarfon. |
812 |
Edmund and Mary Robinson |
1938 |
Groves & Guttridge |
1938–1950 |
New Brighton No.2 |
No |
Sold March 1964. In February 2016, broken up near Bromsgrove. |
1950–1964 |
Relief fleet |
813 |
Ann Letitia Russell |
1938 |
Groves & Guttridge |
1939–1976 |
Fleetwood |
1963 Parsons Porbeagle |
Sold April 1977. In storage at ABP Marine yard, Fleetwood Dock December 2024, now under threat of being broken up in January 2025.[2][3] |
823 |
Matthew Simpson |
1939 |
Groves & Guttridge |
1939–1972 |
Port Erin |
1963 Parsons Porbeagle |
Sold in 1976. Renamed Penros. May 2022, unaltered pleasure boat with the Hayling Island Yacht Company. |
1972–1976 |
Relief fleet |
824 |
John Pyremont |
1939 |
Groves & Guttridge |
1939–1941 |
Tynemouth |
No |
Destroyed in air raid 9 April 1941. |
856 |
Susan Ashley |
1948 |
Groves & Guttridge |
1948–1972 |
Sennen Cove |
1963 Parsons Porbeagle |
Used as an RNLI boarding boat at Tynemouth 1979-1981. On display at Chatham Historic Dockyard from April 1996. |
1973–1979 |
Barry Dock No.2 |
857 |
Glencoe-Glasgow |
1949 |
Morgan Giles |
1949–1960 |
Buckie |
1963 Parsons Porbeagle |
Sold in 1979. Renamed Vagrant. September 2019, being used as a pleasure boat at Burghead Harbour. |
1960–1961 |
Girvan |
1961–1965 |
Relief fleet |
1965–1978 |
Portavogie |
858 |
R.L.P. |
1949 |
Sussex Yacht Co., Shoreham |
1949–1975 |
Swanage |
1963 Parsons Porbeagle |
Sold August 1981. Renamed Beya. Was a workboat at Millport, Great Cumbrae in June 1989, now believed to have been given to a Sea Cadet group. |
1975–1981 |
Relief fleet |
859 |
Beryl Tollemache |
1949 |
Sussex Yacht Co., Shoreham |
1949–1977 |
Eastbourne |
1963 Parsons Porbeagle |
Sold 1979. Renamed Steadfast. August 2022, at Bath, Somerset |
1977–1979 |
Relief fleet |
897 |
St. Andrew (Civil Service No.10) |
1952 |
William Osborne |
1952–1959 |
Whitehills |
1963 Parsons Porbeagle |
Sold in 1982. April 2022, a restored pleasure boat at New Ross Boatyard, County Wexford. October 2023, on display at West Wales Maritime Heritage centre, Pembroke Dock. |
1959–1961 |
Relief fleet |
1961–1968 |
Girvan |
1968–1973 |
Arklow |
1973–1976 |
Relief fleet |
1976–1977 |
Girvan |
1977–1982 |
Relief fleet |