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... INTERNATIONAL ROWING A Central News telegram from New York on Monday says:—The Allegameiuer Alster Club of Hamburg has challenged the Yale Boat Hub row at Hamburg this summer. The races, if arranged, would take place June 15. Members of the Yale Boat ...
... ROW AT FRENDALEe -, , . E MISCHIEF FOR IDLE HANDS. THE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY DIFFICULTY. BESIEGING THE MANAGER'S HOUSE AND BREAKING HIS' WINDOWS. LBY OUR SrECIrA CORRESPONDENT. PONTYEPPIDD, 'TlUE'.DXT. I have just returned fronad run up the R.houdda Fach ...
... 1ROTTEN ROW. [BY MoRnno. - Let me hasten to acquaint tho reader who mav happen to be unacquainted with the Mietropolis that Rotten Row is a fashionable resort in London. Tile na me applies to the road itself, and not to the character of the visitors to ...
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... IRISH ROW AT CARDIFF. ATTACK ON A PUBLTC-HOUSR. EXCITING SCENESt On Monday evening a disturbance of a ratherJ sensational character occurred at Roath, Cardiff. l A party of Ilish, consisting of three men and three (I women,ofthelowerand rougher class ...
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... A ROW AT PENARTH. Thomas Lewis, aged 2b, a coloured seaman, na nativae of Bermutida, .was placed in dthe ndock at %Penart h Police-cotut ofii Monday ~'charged with doing grievousa bodily harm to ' Fraancis M'i-ra. of 2, Dock-road, another sea- mnat69 ...
... Lovering. The first event was the club pairs race, but onlyr one heat was rowed. The final will be rowed next week. In the open four-oared inrigged race there was some good rowing, and the Ripple even- tually won easily. The chief event was the race for ...
... AN IRISH.ROW AT ENNISKILLEN. At a meeting of the subscribers to the E aniskillen Pro. testant Ball, held in that building last week, present- Earl of Erne, chairman; Viscount Crichton, Hon Colonel Cole, M.P., Cant. Mervyn Archdall, M.P., Mr, John G. V ...
... h;PO''ROWX N i, LUB; : ?? I ., . . . . i .~ 'TUie preiiiearyheats of the annunl ecra cti raceX 'E - prbhs'tted hy the Newliort ROWIng Ciib fbt cooi- pidtioad fim6ngetaite ideteburA limok Mlice on Ydtulo- ...
... L-au l liguu t. C 9Cl THE INTERNATIONAL ROWING MATCH. Six members of Oxford University, from whom a crew of e four and a coxswain' will be chosen to compete with the liflf I Americans, have had a week's preliminary trials; and have a now got into regular ...