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... ROWING. A Sydney telegram says :—Mr J. Thompson, of Melbourne (the champion chief supporter), was duly communicated with in respect to the suggested delay on behalf of the Canadian in the forthcoming match between Beach and Hanlan, for the championship ...
... ROWING. THE LARIEL CLUB. The twenty-first opening day was on Saturday. when the active neinbera manned a proceeioa of boats, and, folloetwobythe steamer Mischief contsia- irg a large number of friends, of whom the ?? were ladies, prpeeaded, h Conbam, ...
... follow- ?? the surprizc of even the knowing once, the aquatic Ta1co at Pullman:lb IIL, proveol the meoet noto3orthyi ci or rowed in Amlericlu waters. Jacob Ganudaur oovereo tbe Ahree-mleIcs course four lenlths aliectu of E(I.vW:LrI flnuien, ant yet the ...
... ROWING. A Sydney telegram states that Banian, who it matched to row William Beach for the Championship of th* World on the Nepean. on November 'JGth next, hat arrived there. ex-champion, who waa very sick during the voyafo, looked thin and worn. There ...
... and Hanlau, watched to row Eoyd for the charmpiunahip of the world and £1000, on the T'yne, on April 3, was early afloat. ItJwiog up, against tile ebb as far as Chiswick Church, lie tarned about, and giving G~odwlin, who is to row L. Gibson, on Miarch 17 ...
... AN IRISH ROW. for WHEN Sir Robert Peel was appointed to the Chief Secretaryship of Ireland a few months ago, a pretty a general opinion was expressed by those conversant with in the eccentric baronet's antecedents, that he would speedily aget at loggerheads ...
... RowltqG COMPETITION, ARIEL v. REDULIFF. Last evening the sculling match between the Ariel and Bedeliff Clubs wae rowed, the course being from Hotwolla to Prince street bridge. The competitors were Mr W. Barr (Ariel) and Mr W. Denman (Redoliff), both well ...
... 1790 The B1sToL DILY POST Wa isme in con~ tidfl with the M¢VRCUE Smnmay 2X, 1S60, and igorporsted with It 3anuun 26. 1878 The Row at Wstorord. WATERFORD appears to have been Lt handed over yesterduy to the roughes. .The presence of r Dilloa was the LO aslw- ...
... THE ROWING CHAMPIONSHIP. On Saturday morning Haanlan took his departure from g the Thanues by the Great Northern Railway for New. ceitle, where he will have to meet Boyd and row for MRCCO on Monday, April 3. Hfe arrived, accoempanied by Ste-cer, his trainer ...
... THE CHANNEL ROW. The Oxford University crew, which had been waiting at Dover for aome days for au opportunity t oroes the Erglah Charnel in an night-oared galley, suaceagrully accomnpllsbed the feat on Baturday. The sea being calm and the weather 6ne ...
... of theWorld, and theyareto ?? receiving tS0 towards his expenses for going to the Tyne to row, In the North the greatest excitement prevails. The race will be rowed at about three o'clock, . A Newcastle correspondent, telegraphing last night, hays all the ...
... REDCLIFF ROWING CLUB. The first of a series of races between the members of this club was arranged to take place at Oonham on Saturday, but owing to the showery state of the weather it was deemed advisable to row it on the Pleating Harbour. The event ...