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... Joseph Charles, registrar, Ac—23 July 12.— Ex. A dis.—Hatstead 1866 Davies Henry, shoe manufacturer,—26 July 10,—Ex A dis—Crewe Davies Phillip, innkeeper,—l 7 Aug. 9*.—Ex. A dis.—Lampeter W66 Dean 'I hos. Wm. Collman, cabinet mkr.—lB July lit —Ex A dis—Deal ...
... C. Stern beck, A. Copeland, A. Came, S. Short Final Heat (Chiswick to Putney). Thaln’s crew II Roberta’s crew Coombes’s crew | Davis’s crew .. first, beat, after six or seven false starts. Cross’s crew took tbe lead, the others le\ - el to near Simmonds’s ...
... members of the above tend rowing a four-oared race on Mond lay, Sept 7, for b timepieces and telescopes. The names of the crews & Davis, J. Barnes, F. Handford, E. Ham m, J. Barnes ( J. Wateon, T. Waltham, J. Darl: ing, J. Byrn ufeaux, W. Harrison, W. . Fox ...
... | side, £5 each competitor, 3 birds each. —Mr D ) crew Davies 101, Mr UV, Against Mir i. o. Jaliray , thus Aubrey Patton 00, Mr Jones 10. Won by Mr Der | draw by three birds. yards. THE MIDDLESEX GUN CLUB, dlesex In spite of the incessant fall of rain ...
... Century of Discovery, T. Vogel. 2ND FORII.-1. Charles Copeman, 'Pope's Poetical Works. 2. E. E. Potter, The Swan and her Crew, Davies. LOWER 2ND FORM.-1. H. Womi, in the Southern Isles, sod James M. Cecil's Remains. equal. Proz;hts accusil—E. C. Dunham' ...
... Green, 7. Jones, Lister (stroke), Clarke (cox) to the Janior Trial Eights of the same clab also took place mentor these crews :—Davys (bow), 2. Kingston, 3. Kenny, young kinson, 5. Tarner, 6. Bond, 7. Hawkins, Wells (strok money (cox) 1; Marr (bow), 2. ...
... Newcastle-upon-Tyne, jeweller, Jnly 6, at 11 j, at Newcastle. STEELE, George, Maoclestone, innkeeper, Jnly 8, at 11, at Crewe. DAVIES, Thomas, Dowlais, grocer, Jnly 2, at 11, at Merthyr Tydfil. « NEW BERT, John, Taunton, greengrocer, July 6, at 11, at Taunton ...
... three breast races. Heat 1 be the ch was (bow), 2. Copeland, 3. Stewart, Woolcott (stroke) ornell (cox) 1; Mr Chieman’s crew Davies (bow), 2. He id not Barford, Bland (stroke), Chisman (cox),0. During ! We rt of this heat Kearny’s crew caught several crat ...
... more their case, and those who were watching the practice had a fairer opportunity criticising the individual members the crew. Davis sets a long swinging stroke with which, except for a tendency to get into the water too soon, for which the men behind him ...
... Winabipbuilt boat, instead .of taking o spin over the lock-to-lock course. The day's « vao nlh?ant\ul—. flflccy. mem= bers of the crew—Davis, the coxswain, meanwhile -mvm the course in company with Joseph {ex - champion), in order that ho should become more thoroughly ...
... rough is the unanimous verdict which has been returned by the rowing critics who have watched the practice of the Cambridge crew. Davis is undoubtedly a good oar, nnd more, a good stroke ; the best, with perhaps the exception of Marriott as he rowed last year ...
... consequently only able to add another length to their lead in the last two miles and a-half of the course. In the winning crew Davis rowed well and long, and more—with judgment. The crew behind him, for a winning crew, did not keep very good time, but as ...