... ROWING MATCH, The admirers of aquatics yesterday experienced a high treat in the match from Westminster to Putney. It was a double scullers wager. Charles Doubledee, of Lambeth, and Joseph against James Everard. of Whltefriars. and James Thorington, of ...

... ROWING MATCH. Monday grand Rowing Match, for a Subscription Purse given by the inhabitants «f Chelsea and BitU-rsea, look place, and it was attended more numerously, and afforded greater amusement to the lovers aquatic sports, Ilian any other match which ...

... noster-row WATERLOO UNION BENEFIT SOCIETY, held at th*- Angel Inn, near St. Giles'* Clmrch, Bloom*- bm-y.—ln consequence of the flourishing state of the Fund* of the above Society, it was announced a month hack that the Benefits would advanced, and some ...

... ROWING MATCH. Yesterday the Pri*e Wherry,given annually thfc Members of tlie Funny Club was Rowed for Seven Pairs Oars. The following ere the coi:; pctitorS : • W. Watford- Trnrplc .. 1 0.-- C. Wcm wood » Klacltfriars i . * J. Covington Wcstininster ...

... them. The rowing here was admirable; It was a rare long stroke on both sides, and was kept up with astonishing vigour. Moreton and his gentleman drew gradually a-head, and passed them near Chandler’s, the Ship Tavern. The sternmost boat was rowed hard, but ...

... ROWING MATCH. Yesterday the Annual Prize Wherry, given the Gentlemen Members the Funny Club, was rowed for by six. competitors, in Funnies.—They started from the center arch of Westminstcr-bridge, soon after five o’clock, to row to the Second Windmill ...

... bars, against what termed a Welsh galley,” namely a wherry rowed three persons, one rowing with skulls and the other two oar each. Two amateurs and J. Godfrey, of Old Swan-stairs, were to row the galley—and about half-past live, having smacking breeze ...

... ROWING MATCH. The scullers'contest between l.oiuler ami lillnkoe, two amateurs, came off yesterday, and terminated, in consequence of an accident happening to the latter, in favour Loader. The distance was from ...

... ROWING MATCHES. The two great matches of yesterday, between Putney and Kew, which we are about to record, had created for some time past great excitement in the aquatic circles, and in order to afford those interested in the events an opportunity of ...

... MILITARY ROW A correspondent of the Newry Examiner gives the following account of & pugilistic co iit-sc between a party of the .v.h Dragoon Guards and the 14th Regiment of Foot:—On Monday evening last soma of the 14th Foot and sth Dragoon Guards met ...

... IRISH ROW 3 Connor and Mary, Ids wile, were indicted for as« Hannah Deveveux and her daughter. The prosecutrix stated tl at she lived in Union court, Hol&orn. the day i.amf .I in the indictment »he and her daughter returned home, after ing at the wake ...

... ROWING MATCH. An excellent rowing match took place on Thursday, for a beautiful silver cup and cover, elegantly chased, and considered to be a tine specimen of workmanship. It was raised by subscription, to be rotved for by Gentlemen Amateurs, six pair ...