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... ROW R ROW The Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells held his visitation of the Church and Pans ..1 Roscherrow on Thursday. last week. He was attended be Prebendary Gilbert Stnith, wlw. acted as his chaplain, and the Rev J. A. Dodd. vicar of %Amu ornhe The rector ...
... ROWING. AVON ROWING CLVB. On Monday evening this club brought a fixed seat pair oar race, confined to juniors of this year, with the following result:- Ist beat: C. rtheppard, A. W. Pine (stroke), I W. 100X1 , 1; J. Comment, L. Titley (stroke), H. F. ...
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... ROWING. AMATITIL SCULLING CHAIMONSHIP.—OR Monday on the championship course on the Thames the \Vitafield Sculls were competed for. The holder (Mr. G. E. B. Kenne(ly) had retired, so that the lay:between the challengers, Messrs. Vivian Nickslle and the ...
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... ROWING Tom v, William Haimm —This match, in which «ae central free* deal interest, was decided over the Championship Conroe, from Potney to Mortlaae. on Monday, when Snllivan woo in th«* eas*** poasiblc fashion. The afternoon ws*. tine, be* the wind, ...
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