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| | Royal National Lifeboat Institution Coventry Branch |
 | | However, it proved to be impractical to bring this boat from her station at the North Pier, Hartlepool, but her crew came, bringing with them the reserve lifeboat Joseph Sykes, which had been stationed at Upgang, near Whitby, until 1890. |
 | | that year and, bearing in mind Coventry’s close association with the cycle industry, it was agreed that the Cyclist lifeboat and her crew should be invited to Coventry from Hartlepool, where the boat was stationed. |
 | | A total of £375-2s-0d was collected that weekend and after deducting expenses such as£2-10s-0d for travel, board and lodging for each of the lifeboat-men, a cheque for £300 was sent to RNLI Headquarters. |
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