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Coronation Medal "as a mark of the sense she entertains of the usefulness of his inventions in the Preservation of Lives from Shipwreck." No.2. A gold medal from Charles X, King of the French, 1828. No.3. Gold medal from William, King of the Netherlands, 1830. No.4. Gold medal from
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Yarmouth home is now in the Norfolk museums collection described as – Slate plaque, black, from the rear of Captain Manby's house in Southtown Great Yarmouth, commemorating the first life saved from drowning by use of Manby's mortar; inscribed with gold block letters
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IN THE CHURCHYARD NEAR THIS SPOT REST THE BONES OF GEORGE WILLIAM MANBY CAPTAIN. F.R.S. A NAME TO BE REMEMBERED AS LONG AS THERE CAN BE A STRANDED SHIP. HE DIED NOV'R 18. 1854, AGED 88 years. OUT OF HIS EIGHT BROTHERS AND SISTERS, THE LARGE MARBLE STONE ALSO RECORDED THE DEATHS OF MARY JANE AUGUST
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Manby also built an "unsinkable" boat. The first test indeed proved it to be floating when mostly filled with water; however, the seamen (who disliked Manby) rocked the boat back and forth so that it eventually turned over. The boatmen depended on the cargo left over from shipwrecks, and may have
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Greenland; that Britain should claim the area of East Greenland north of the area claimed by Denmark; and that this area should be developed as a penal colony.
343:), that fired a thin rope from shore into the rigging of a ship in distress. A strong rope, attached to the thin one, could be pulled aboard the ship. His successful invention supposedly followed an experiment as a youth in 1783, when he shot a mortar carrying a line over Downham church.
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Official Copy of a Report from the Committee of Field Officers of Artillery, containing an Account of the Experiments made at Woolwich on 18 and 20 May 1811 alluded to the work of Lieutenant Bell, RA and his successful demonstration of a mortar to shoot a line in 1791.
325:, carrying French prisoners run aground 50 yards off Great Yarmouth during a storm. Several vessels were wrecked and (according to some accounts) a total of 214 people drowned, including French prisoners of war, women and children. The figure of '67 brave men' for the
450:. The gun was fired by use of a chemical to set off the charge, to overcome the problems caused by gunpowder getting damp in the storm conditions often experienced when carrying out rescues. In 1813, Manby invented the 'Extincteur', the first portable pressurised
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persons from houses enveloped in flames: and for saving from drowning persons who break through the ice. With a description and representation of apparatus used for those purposes, and instructions for their application
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persons from houses enveloped in flames: and for saving from drowning persons who break through the ice. With a description and representation of apparatus used for those purposes, and instructions for their application
533:(via his consul) presented Manby with a gold medal "accompanied with a letter, communicating His Majesty's gracious approbation of his philanthopic and arduous exertions in saving the crews of shipwrecked vessels."
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An Englishman's reflections on the subject of the present disturbances, and more particularly on the matter author of them
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A Description of the various Methods for Saving Shipwrecked Seamen
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Journal Of A Voyage To Greenland In The Year 1821. Second edition
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A Toby Carvery in Great Yarmouth bears the name 'Captain Manby'.
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Coastguards of Yesteryear: "Manby Mortar or Rocket Apparatus"
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On 18 February 1807, as a helpless onlooker, he witnessed a
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1555:. Vol. September. 1826. pp. 270–271.
1155:The Ipswich Journal – Saturday 4 November 1797
1857:"SUB-MARINE and WRECK-WEIGHING ASSOCIATION".
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1613:(203). Cambridge University Press: 291–314.
1842:"PRESENTATION OF MEDALS FOR SAVING LIVES".
907:A summary of services rendered to the state
663:Manby's portrait was exhibited at the 1808
500:, for the purpose of testing a new type of
1462:; Peck, H. T.; Colby, F. M., eds. (1905).
809:. Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, & Brown.
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1753:"Augustus Gibbes: Squire of Yarralumla".
1738:"Norwich and Lowestoft Navigation Bill".
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1095:Calcutta Gazette – Thursday 29 April 1784
770:The History and Antiquities of St David's
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1989:Elgin Courant, and Morayshire Advertiser
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827:. Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown.
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1590:. G. and W. B. Whittaker – via
1474:(1st ed.). New York: Dodd, Mead.
624:Gold Coronation Medal in March 1842.
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1872:"Marshall Soult and Captain Manby".
554:He gave evidence in connection with
310:Stipple engraving by T. Blood (1813)
210:at his death. A younger brother was
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1831:. London. 24 April 1838. p. 4.
518:regions as well as the practice of
1859:Public Ledger and Daily Advertiser
1710:Public Ledger and Daily Advertiser
1538:London Courier and Evening Gazette
1311:Public Ledger and Daily Advertiser
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1568:Oxford University and City Herald
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349:John Rous, 1st Earl of Stradbroke
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1672:. 25 October 1823. p. 1794.
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360:Jacques Joseph Ducarne de Blangy
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1816:. 22 September 1827. p. 1.
1727:. 29 September 1825. p. 7.
1521:"Captain Manby's Experiments".
1201:. 30 September 1803. p. 2.
442:followed by a demonstration on
235:He volunteered to fight in the
2006:. 16 December 1854. p. 1.
1991:. 24 December 1852. p. 2.
1581:Manby, George William (1822).
1525:. 11 February 1813. p. 3.
1488:G. W. Manby at Norfolk Museums
1471:New International Encyclopedia
1328:. 27 February 1808. p. 2.
1313:. 16 February 1808. p. 3.
1216:. 28 February 1807. p. 2.
1108:"Commissions in the Militia".
1071:. 12 February 1791. p. 3.
1056:. 29 November 1794. p. 2.
1016:. 14 November 1774. p. 1.
952:Manby, George William (1838).
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859:Manby, George William (1823).
850:Manby, George William (1822).
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814:Manby, George William (1813).
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777:Manby, George William (1802).
768:Manby, George William (1801).
488:Map of Manby's journey in 1821
287:(1802). In 1803, his pamphlet
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2091:. 3 December 1856. p. 1.
1961:. 31 January 1852. p. 3.
1921:. 27 October 1849. p. 2.
1906:. 6 December 1845. p. 3.
1761:(2). Canberra: 74. June 1996.
1540:. 19 January 1814. p. 1.
1465:"Manby, George William"
1414:"Captain Manby's Invention".
1403:. 27 January 1810. p. 3.
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1373:. 20 August 1808. p. 2.
1246:. September 1807. p. 2.
1186:. Geoffrey Bles. p. 18.
1171:Norwich Evening News article
1142:. 1 January 1794. p. 2.
1127:. Geoffrey Bles. p. 20.
575:John George Nathaniel Gibbes
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354:Sergeant (later Lieutenant)
237:American War of Independence
2452:People from Denver, Norfolk
2051:. 8 August 1818. p. 4.
1976:. 13 March 1852. p. 3.
1876:. 1 August 1838. p. 3.
1776:. 5 August 1830. p. 2.
1742:. 29 April 1826. p. 2.
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959:. London: John Gathercole.
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2360:. 21 June 1851. p. 3.
2103:"Portrait of George Manby"
1861:. 29 June 1838. p. 1.
1369:"Suffolk Humane Society".
891:. London: John Gathercole.
214:. Manby went to school at
164:Manby mortar, 1842 drawing
2067:www.norfolkchurches.co.uk
2021:. 26 May 1855. p. 2.
1787:Walthew, Kenneth (1971).
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1536:"The European Magazine".
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1231:. 9 June 1808. p. 3.
1153:"To be sold by auction".
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