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... ROWING. BELFARI,I3. C. The handsome new boathouse, which has been erected at Stranmills, in connection with the Belfast Boating Club, was formally opened by Mrs W J Pirrie. The membership of the club, which het had • career of 23 years, now numbers over ...
... ROWING. mu; (ITV REGATTA. REUNInN. ...
... ROWING It may truly be said that this year, or rather this season, marks a new epoch in rowing on the Lee, an epoch which In some measure is indicative of a revival of the prowess of Corkmen former years. This Is as it ought to to some extent, there is ...
... ROWING. Excitement was a very minor quantity at (;lenbrook on Friday. the occasion fixed by Monkstown Regatta Committee for the disputed four-oared gig rare to be re-rowed. The Mat slip of the Cork Harbour Rowing Club never looked so lifeless, as the ...
... ROWING. V. heir it vi remembered that the dang!iters our ltish clergy who may be under the loving care of thia time-honoured institution will thus he provided during their term of education with a home on one of the healthiest sites in our city, and within ...
... ROWING. LEE ROWING A 'S U. Tin mooting of tit on bold in Flemagaa ' s hotel. Mr Wm Moment presiding. lion tnemtary (Mr MS Dalt). in bii with tin .1.11, it it. n.renborahip • was •In Ingham foe toss 'ears. am! tho hail born • The sin VOW 430 0 TOPy 11 ...
... ROWING. TWBILIN BOAT CIA*II. '1 1 .• annual inreting WWI 11.1.1 Vtii.v afternnon in the parilinn, Park, Prniemw A (' T l• I), in the chair. The Cantein and Secretary pres•nted of the pert Tear t.Tr•`9,lllrd`r etnternent of the . before the meeting. b ...
... hos:rht heat clots and. as fropientlr is the in this' theme were Rowing kept no right through slue nntil want of light in the ',ening 'demand mi. I say it well for the fottnre of rowing in your dol. that those praetWally men no regularly. sirnpli for ...
... (ROWING IN THE FLAX 1 SOUTH. Lord Bandon prepared to co-operate tar possible, the South of Ireland, with the efforts of the society recently established in Belfast for the extension of culture. At the meeting of the Cork Agricultural Society, on Saturday ...
... ROWING. WM AT OXFORD. The Oxford Eights were mar lag week and, an 11•11 eopeeted, Christ Church maintained the position Uwe orenpied after bumping bl&rdaten, and my head of the river. The improvement in wisatlwr wan agreeable, and the attondance cosatituted ...
... had done enough rowing to the non for such a responsitu° position. and It'Collech. the Oxford representative. his rowing, • good record as • ?miller. By the way, there was great joy in the Oxford canto when M'Culloch came op to row. 'flier Wel, hard ...
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