... ANOTHER DILKE ROW AT: DERBY. A fcev days ago handbills, headed The land and the people, were posted throughout Derby, nnd stated that a public meeting of the Lald Tenure Reform Aseocia.tion woould be held in the Temperance Hall, Ourzon Street . Derby ...

... The Secretary of the Birmingham and Midland Eye Hoaplt&l, Temple Row, grateful!/ acknowledges a legacy of £19. 19». from the late Mr. Win. HallU, of Smtoa Ooldfield, paid by the executor* to the Banker* for the funds of the Charity ; alio, the receipt ...

... the 'Amateur Rowing Association, it is desirable that a West of England and Midland Rowing Council be formed for promoting local meetings of the clubs joining the same.-Mr. Fletcher moved, as an amend- ment, that the leave of the Rowing Association to ...

... thein, won by a ?? hcat: Leaminglout Rowing Club rowed over. Mundy's crew rowed over, a second crew, entered frouit the sanme club, retiring frost the ?? Iteat : 1, North Warwickshire Rowing Club; 2, Redlliff Rowing Club. ladeliff were two ...

... ; Bewdloy Rowing Club (N. Brinton, A. C. Batten, IV. King, 13. Eek stroke, A. Dalley cox.), 0. Won by two H ?? heat: Redliff Rowing Club, Bristol 1 {W. T. IHooper, W. Cegan, .R. Platnauer, C. H. Creoke I stroke, J. Lea oox.); 1; Ariel Rowing Club, Bristol ...

... but Cambridge rowed onto Alexander's. In the afternoon the Light Blues got afloat at about a quarter past four, and did perhaps their best piece of rowing since they reached Putney. Startingsomefiftyyardsabove Alexander's, they rowed to Hammersmith Bridge ...

... excellent practice In the afternoon, rowing up against the ebb with two or three caies os far as Thoaniyeroft', the stroke averaging 32 to the ujinute. ihaving turned round they did ia really capital plece'of rowing at 36 to the ninute, easing-up just ...

... The Cambridge crew fully intended rowing the full course on the flood yesterday between twelve and one o'clock, but the weather was so bad and the water so rough that they promptly abandoned the idea, and determined to row their trial in the afternoon on ...

... Gloutester Rowing Club. had a ?? heat: Redcliff Rowing Club, Bristol, beat Birminghamii Rowing Cilub. Won by two ?? heat: Stratford-on-Avon Rowing Club beat Worcester Bowing Club by one length.- Fourth heat : Evesham Bowing Club bad a row ...

... prize excluded. FIerS HEAT. Eveshane Rowing Club-O. Lewis.I Eveeham B.owing Club-J. Churchill . ?? - 2 A rattling rmce, well contested throughout. SECOND HEAT. Evesbam Rowing Club-A. Foster ?? - Eveshare Rowing Club-I. A. Beely ?? 2 Foster led, was never ...

... 3, W Whittall; stroke, W. Prce; coxswain, J. Hill. This race, like the others was rowed in heats. White rowed over the course in the first heat, having afterwards to row against the winners of tihe next heat. Blue and White the next two heats. and consequently ...

... scullers, G. Latihbsry, of the Burton Rowing Club, wviliing easily. In the second heat, between F. Cliappell, of Kingston-on-Thlameis, allnd J. C). IKlemp, of the Burton Rowing Club, tile former was foaled after rowing a little more than half the distauce ...