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... For amateur scullers. No I Station-New Ross Boat Club-P Hogan. i3st 41b, No 2 Station-Thames Rowing Club-Hon A E Guinness. lst 101b.' New Ross B C P, Hogan, rowed over owing to the delay occasioned by the lumpy water. The Hon A E Guinness was obliged to ...
... ROWING. ANNUAL RE'; ! ward—M-«sr« i'C H Wl.yte. I> 'a i-i.'V, .IP: r l.lovd. I) L; T .1 !' .M't'aun, A (I'Cvanor, J ri«, l i. *11, W n«n. I' nr.f-llan. x. K l.nv, M I>. Pail :n». J t' '' Church.R Bi t- a*, I'. T idmllm, M i); .1 K>l!y, Church. Chnreli ...
... order to get clear steered left and right. Rowing Club by this move caie up inside of Dolphin, wbset Boat Club went to sea, and were hopelessly left. Dol- pbin and Rowing Club were level at the half-way slip, aod rowe. so until the grand stand was reached ...
... ROWING IRISH AMATEUR ROWING UNION. The first annual meeting of the above union was held in the Grosvenor Hotel, Westland I row, Dublin, on the 20th inst. Captain J H Dunlop, City of Derry B C, occupied the chair.j There were also present the following ...
... , 5; Mj Craig, 4; L Hunt, 3; A D aeres, 2; H Arm- 1 strong (bow). DOLTHIN R. C. CARROLL CUP FOtR;S (Final). This race was rowed last eveing over t he Mle-I tropoltan Course, Ringsend, in fine weather and over placid waters. Inside S:tation. Outside Station ...
... THBE ROW IN COLLEGE. As the day of polling daws Far te fan in Trlinlity grows more fit and fu ioua. I i.> , t- bave alreapy peiuted out in fbeece I columns, the lay electors are pretty evenly i divided; the lawyers are naturally backing Mr. Wright, and ...
... THE ROW AT AHAORAGH. (FOXM OUR OWN CORREOr0D1Jfr.) Ahascragh, July 27, 1843. So nany misrepresentations have been extant during the bglfl days with respect to the character and extent of tbotflt row at Abascragh, that I deemed it advisable to pceed thither ...
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... I THE ROW AT AHASCRAGH. I (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Tuam, Thursday. The unfortunate occurrence which took place at Ahas- cragh on Sunday last has thrown the entire of that hitherto tranquil little village into an emeute, and the excitement has been ...
... ITHTcAwGLCN ROW. | After roast beef, the English nation mist dearly loves a, compromise. Its Constitution has grown thrbugh compromise; its throne is a compromise with a Republican easy chair; and it is' the boast of all devoted admirers of its church ...
... ALIMERICK ELRToNN ROws. CMA VOB CO0mESTION BY A POLICRYA Limerick, Tnerday. At tbe meeting of the Corporation to-d the Town Clark said he had received a lett on behalf of Constable Peter Cauiinan intims- ing his intention to apply at the next Preent' ...