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... ROW, BROTHERS, ROW. Intended to sung 6y Lord AleMourne the next Atie Excursiou of Majesty's Minieters.—Atn: OoaY ROW, brothers, row, our boat sinks fast, Dan wiU, I fear, swamp us at last: The Rad rapids and poplar lids Are turning now, we must decide ...
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... THE ROWS. Again we feci impelled, from the disgrr.ceful and disgusting scenes nightly exhibited in these coverts for vice, to address few observations our Chief Magistrate, and endeavour to point out the pernicious tendency our Rows have on the minds ...
... ROWING. FIRST CLASS.—The Sum of £3 for the first, and 101. for the second Boat. To be rowed . for by all Boats duly entered, of not more than six oars and not exceeding 40 feet keel. Entrance, ss. each Boat. SECOND CLASS.—The Sum of El fur the first. ...
... THE ROWS. TO THE EDITOR THE COUR.4XT, Sir, I that the Chester papers have late been reading lectims the magistrates upon the disorderly state of onr rows on an eveuing, particularly on that of Sunday ; and thus, by implication, at least, charging upon ...
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... ROWING. The VICTORIA CUP, for 4 oared value 40/, rowed and steered by gentlemen amateurs, the second boat receive 15/. Two races and tie. Won Leander London Boat The Londoners carried ail before them in the rowing affairsbc3;i:ii! the Liverpool gentry ...
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