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... ICRICHMOND AMATEUR REGATTA. I Th. -oev _, I, I luu Itegatta at Richmond, amongst gentlemen amateurs, for which great preparations had of late been made, took place on Friday, and passed off' wizh very considerable eclat. The regatta was under the patronage ...
... admirable busts by Park, Belmes, and Smith, together with one of the host himself, modelled in clay by Mr. J. E. Jones, an amateur, whose talents entitle him to shine in this department of art. The portfolio of drawings by Varley, Hering, Tomkins, Tripp ...
... Smith's favour. The sports, as usual, were wound up with a Foun- OARED SCRATCH MATCH for Silver Medals. RICHMOND AMATEUR REGATTA. The Richmond Amateur Regatta, to the funds of which his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, Lord G. Chichester, and others of ...
... household words to the aquatic amateur, and whose celebrity their coxswain has in no alight degree assisted to establish. We think a slight sketch of his career may be acceptable, and the more so as the present race of amateurs are not generally aware that ...
... R. Stileman 25 and 26. Henley-on-Thames Grand Regatta.-.the Diamond Sculls, forgentlenmen amateurs; won by Mr T. B. Burmpste~d, of the Lean,. der and Amateur Scullers' Clubs, beating' inthe final heat Mr R. Morgan, of Ch Ch, Oxford (second), and r Conant ...
... the same class of persons, patrons, and supporters of the turf, but not of the sport. ing cour1cil ; then follow gentlemen amateurs of racing, with others originally of the class of betting men, whose successes on the turf have raised them to wealth and ...
... after an illness of only twenty-four hours. The deceased was seventy years of age.-Galignaui. AMATEUR PLAY, KENT HousE.-A third performance by distinguished amateurs, for a charitable purpose, will lie given at Kent House, the residence of Lady Theresa Lewis ...
... As to the admission of amateur or gentlemen jockeys, at an allowance of 3lbs, or rather clapping 3lbs additional weight upon all professional riders, we object to any such provision; we do not require such exhibitions of amateur skill. Let the gentle- ...
... Gold Medal to Mr. Mylan, gardener to S. Rucker, Esq. Eight Roses-First prize to A. Rowland, Esq. For twelve Pelargoniums-Amateurs: First prize, Mr. Cork; second, Mr. Staines. ~For~~tel-ve Plalf~onunxs-Nuserymen First prize, Mr. -Dobson; second, Mr. Gaines ...
... THE SACRED HARMDN-SIAETY AND ITS MANAGEMNT. - This society is, as our readers are doubtless well aware, an amateur one of high character; its object, thie performalce of the works of the greatmasters 014 grand scale; for which purpose their meetings have ...
... hesita- tion, that we pronounce this new MS. symphony a pitiful failure. It is not worthy of the name. Well might an acute amateur in our vicinity whisper his wonder what old Haydn would think of such a thing, could he be resuscitated for the moment. ...