... No. 1,201.-- Vol. xlvi. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1896. ...

... . ROYAL NORTH DEVON.-- The men who were playing for the monthly medal of the old club had by no means a pleasant ex perience last week, as a tremendously high wind had to be faced. However, in the face of all difficulties twenty-two players turned out, and all things considered the scoring may be deemed of a meritorious nature, especially in view of the fact that the course is now a very long ...

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... A CYCLING TOUR IN IRELAND. No. V.-- KILLARNEY TO GALWAY. ...

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... . As the equinoctial gales were on last Saturday, the weather was not too propitious for the regattas of the two great tideway clubs, the Thames Rowing Club and the London Rowing Club. Still, a great number of friends and members of the club turned out, and the boat-houses and launches afforded a fair amount of shelter. The Thames Rowing Club opened with the Handicap Sculls, which were rowed ...