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... ROWING* THE PRINCE OF WALES AMATEUR ROWING CLUB. The annual dinner in connection with the above club was held at the City Hotel, Cooper atreot, Manchester, on Wednesday night last. The captain of the club. Mr. G. H. Barratt, was chairman (in the absence ...
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... ROWING. 257/IGATTA. Ou the Trent at Nottingham. Reenita Mt MAIDEN Foolls.—Heat 1: Enrico beat Deftly Town by eight lengtha.—Hold 2: Newart bent Nottingham Howls, Club by lengths, —Neat 3: Bedford rowed aye'. Loireetee *toddling.— Real 4: Melon wen by ...
... ROWING. THK WINGFIELD SCULL?.—The preliminary heat was rowed on Sstiinisv morning, under very onfuroiirable conditions, a privet hurricane blow in* from Ibe Multi-west, onipanied by heavy rain, which resulted lhu« :—Surrey Station. Hon. R. Guinness, K ...
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... ROWING. BOMAR V. CARR FOB £2oo.—On Saturday afternoon, the important match over the Tyne Championship Course, between Charles Carr, of Newcastle, and George Bubear, was decided. Bubear won easily by three lengths, the time for the full distance being ...
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