Between 1867 and 1887 the "Daniel J Draper" responded to 14 calls. It was replaced in 1889 by the "Edith" which responded to 2 calls, and in 1897 by the "Nancy Newbon" which responded to a further 7 calls. There were many occasions when the storms were too strong for even the Lifeboat to be put to sea. In 1908 the crew and villagers were informed that the Lifeboat was to be removed from Mullion and the last time the Nancy Newbon put to sea was a practice session on 18 June in fine weather and on a smooth sea, led by the coxswain Joseph Gilbert. Mr Franklin Mundy went through signalling procedures and the last session was watched by a large contingent of parishioners, some of whom took a trip in the boat. The Lifeboat Station was formally closed on 3 July 1908. During its lifetime there were a total of 4 Coxswains 1. William Mundy 1867–1872, 2. Samuel Mundy 1876–1906, 3. William George Jan 1906 – July 1907, and 4. Joseph Gilbert July 1907 – July 1908. There were in total three Hon. Secretaries during the same period 1. Rev. E. G. Harvey 1867–1884, 2. John H. Shepherd 1884–1890 and 3. Rev. J. H. Scholefield 1890–1908.