... acquaintances, with whom the deceased gentleman had made himself highly esteemed and respected. Mr M'Dotrnell was much devoted to aquatic pursuits, and lad made seve- ral voyages to Australia and other countries, and had only recently returned from a vi-it to ...

... Londonr d and Robert Chambers, of VWalker, Newcastle, which, fromn. ,. the prowess of the inen, bas createdl such interet in aquatic r. circles both in the neighbourhood of the Thaines asd the t, Tyne, caule off on Tuesday evenin-j and sas attended by thousands ...

... evenings amid morr-- iti logs oif the summer months' a long way (Iown thttiClyde, sillowyingabuudance of time for- healthy aquatic sports, with- dmut inlfr inging oil this hours (if business, a iPATATL ACCr)ENr.-On Tuiesday afternoon, a little boy namoed ...

... Ber- nard Biglin,of tNewYork, U.A.; tothe Taylor-Wir, ship crewv, or any other four, to a trial of skill and stamina for the aquatic championship of the world and a stake of J:500 a side. The conditions o£ Blakey are- A crew to be named by me shall rove ...

... a~uld~iencoefs.aTuhe entertainment is as, usual Of a very ever trth Rviaried character-~the' newest, sensation' being the aquatic in a, 1`i00 feats of Professor Jeireyson, the Man Fish;1 xThere is to r, iltifl also a goodly, array Of. musical talent ...

... physical obstacles to their eating live, M nd ones-but their present impaired condition is th. Idue entirely to the absence of aquatic suicides'dii lately. We emphasise this gentle hint to' those LIcontemplatisg untimely ends with the hope it WE may be acted ...

... fitted on hoard by f or Messrs Kincaid, Dsonald & Co., Greenock. I or YA C.HTIN G. Co _ YaoLsrrn NoJSS-To-rnerrow the Reoal Aquatic Club gives its regatta in letfssay writh matches or twenties tes. . and sives, besides sport for the selling pleasure hots ...

... l-)ss or t o - - our, Liverpool) has been conS .fd, S' ei ai;eq to break up. ore; Y AC i'fj\'G. tha, oOn; ROYAL ROTHESAY AQUATIC Cc- iag' TVrind tip o the races iicor-e- WI , ' vanranc-ac'edior-aturday, 'c-er dec.' The dat iic.c 24.'te - - - secretl-ryr ...

... Large cages are being made for British and foreign buds, and artincial ponds are to contain numerous specimens the larger aquatic and wading members of the feathered tribe. The compaay have been fortunate in securing the services Mr Henry Martin, naturalist ...

... AQUATICS. CLYDESDALE AMATEUR ROWING CLUR yesteniAjeveuing. the flr«t ncratch mstches of the in couiiection with club took place 011 C*l>ar. The coiu»« ti-jux the the Weir back, about half uiif. The race* were rowed in outrigger Kg*. There were two heat* ...

... AQUATICS. Club.—The aeaaon >aa (or. open.l Saturday erenlns on the l*a Tbere large attendance o( baud ol tbe K.V.A. beiua alio l'be oar*, to the club Um late ixnaMa Selkirk, were Kxured (ouroared race by tbe crew the Mary , BaaU M'Kenuei, and the stiver ...

... civilising work centuries and restores to the mind's-eye dreary ten-land, with the long, waving grass and dense growth of aquatic shrubs aud bushes, through which, as is beautifully depicted in the Cardinal d'Arpino's fresco, the shepherd Faustulus presses ...