... ROWING. CURLEW ROWING CLUB, bt g v DTy Nk bWA O - s The members of this chob, whose beadquarters are st the Old Crown tnd sceptre, Greanwich, heid & fourcared race ou. Naturday alternovi over 8 cuarse of AbouL & wile and threeqaariers, for & set of -Mur::r ...

... ROWING, LONDON ROWING CLUR, 'The annual twelve-vared races in counection with this club, put off from )lvn-h’{ on ncevunt of the Intervatioual Regatla, came off last evening in the E::“. of a large assemblage, but was not of so & character as some of ...

... ROWING. Hasmivas v. Sl. Leosarps.—On Saturday afternoon, according & castom, & galley race between crews represcnting the Hastinzs and St. Lou:‘- rowing clute carne off at the West End, and was watched by & considerable number of persous frow the Parade ...

... ROWING. Tiames Rowine CLus.—The members of this prominent amateur club decided their annual junior sculling race last ovcuufi between Putrey-bridge -.3 Hammersmith, J. E. Spagnoletti aund F. W, Long bhavieg proved successiul in the preliminary heata, Mr ...

... thind RATY A. Vertne (bow), W. R H. Chipperfield, E. E, Chapman, L. Frere i-uou).t & Grant (cox.) rowed over, the Ino Rowing Cl Dot competing. Fixau Hrar (rowed down.) London R.C. evcerrsssrssssssssnessammsese 3 Twickenham RC. ..oovouserrsnsssioanansssnes ...

... ROWING. Vis (Warzarow’s) Orux.—The members of this firm cunciuved a pair-oared mce 00 basUldey (rom Putneybridge to Wandsworth-footbeidge (the trial beats having been rowed on the 20th uli.), with the fouowing revult . — B. Johoson, W. Gerkin, E. Lowe ...

... ROWING. RALPH'S SCULLING HANDICAP, . e Featbers, Wandsworth, the tials of which were de cided a week previously, was rowed ove: the Wesi e i Py 3 > ‘utne, 3 d (10); and A. J. Biogy | Plough (10, Fel g 5% e pend 13 eet o 'E was 800 D wo neither of ...

... ROWING. _ Ferp ScoLLING SWERPSTAKES ON THE THAME? — The tree sculling wecrnuu competition for prizes of £3O, promoted by Mr, W. J. Innes, will be decided on Satarday next, Uct. 12, the prelimivary bheats beivg from Putney to Haummersuith, asd the final ...

... ROWING. THE MATCH RETWEEN BEACH AND H ANLAN Yor the third time those two noted scolling experts, Edward Uanlan and William Beach, met on ~starday, to row for the coveted title of ¢l .mapion of the world. In addition to tuis honour the substantial sum ...

... ROWING. MOULSEY AMATEL’H; REGATTA. Pleasant westher favourcd the revival of this meeting, beld on Satarday, and & largs attendance of tators witnessed tho various eontests, which puv-d:.. -fiflm-:A l-‘-l: l‘.uux Emith end B rally were well carried ont. ...

... ROWING. —_——— —— Tur %111 l PmoATra. —This regatts commenced on the 'c;c y‘hmdly. the kdlo-i.v?‘:;n‘ the nflh' uthd\-d of the day's— petn Plate, for a purse glo.mlwmm“mmmmm boat ; & bandicap skiff race, open to all. Final heat: Wililam Reith beat Thomas ...

... ROWING. | FOUR-OARED RACE FOR £2O. ‘d()nflnmythnnnlmban‘n}y- conple of four-oured manned l.rflfl by the ‘m:::fimu ~ of the Lambet! sud Messrs, Maadslay and Co., sho well-known engineers, was rowed from Putsey to Barnes, The crews were ;:— im-a. Turmer ...