... exceeding 30 feet. Open to the coast. To be rowed under the rules of the Coast Amateur Rowing Association. Mabel, Cowes, crew— Davis, Lowe, Clark, Reed (stroke), and Durham (cox) 1 Lurline, Poole, crew —J. C. Charlton. F. Charlton. J. Ridout, C. Newling ...

... erew-i of the Cowes Rowing t'lub was next, the prizes ben - to the value of £1 .Is. The entries were :- - Hilda i senior crew). Davis. Lowe. Clarke, and II Read. Mabel .junior crewi. J. Reed, Broadwater Miller and Ballar 1. The junior crew won very easily ...

... power to add to their number) to carry the objects of tbe Association into effect: For Portsmouth — Messrs. Comerford, Crew, Davis, Elcock, Stapleford, Stebbing, Smithers, Castell, Dowes, Hills, Dugan, Owen, Ogfeurns, Damp, Dash, Moore, Mitchell. Portsea ...

... C. St. C. Cameron. 1, Corporation Workers ( Lifeboat and Crew), awarded Gunton Challenge Shield; 2. sth and 6th Rover Crews (Davy Jones comes to town) ; 3 Fort Rowner Women'• institute I Royal National Lifeboat Institution). Junior tableaux.—Marshal ...

... vxiT.—Tais was the most mutch tft-trusaaw. meount'T wan one. Portsm.mth batted firsKand re«rist»*rel 129, which total An crews Davis .'9. th ...

... took the chair at 2.50. A CLAIM AGAINST RUSSIA. Sir Edward Grey said, in answer to Mr. Hart the claims of the master and crew Davies, that ht Commander had been pressed of the Kni ‘ussian Government, but hitherto the without success. “NO SPECIAL INFORMATION ...

... last over the short course with the results :—1st heat : station — el » Codrington, Skinner, dot station—Turner, Skinner's crew Davies (coz), 2. won a length Pe Ford, (coz), 1: W bite, Benedict Archer got away at muck the two stroke, ant and were White's ...

... Sir statue). Col. Waldo Mr. C. Thresher, and Lieut.-Gen. Sir F. FitsWygram, Bart., u.P., 210 10s. each ; Lord £10 A of Crewe. Davy, Mr. W. Mr. C. 8. C Hoa. Sir 8. Grant Joba , Sir Elliott Bart., .P. Harcourt, ™.P., late Lord Lord Lech, &.c.B., Sir Clements ...