... JOHN ROWS, ANTIQUARY. Among a number richly illustrated manuscripts view at tlie British Art Exhibition in London is a remarkable history of Warwick and its earls, illustrated with many portraits and heraldic devices, the work John Bows (or Rous), the ...

... THE ROW ACROSS THE CHANNEL. In a smooth sea and oppressively warm weather the Oxonian crew succeeded in crossing the Straits f rom Dover to Calais on Saturday, in an eightoared torpid boat, a distance estimated at thirty miles having been performed in ...

... ROWING ACROSS THE ATLANTIC. An extraordinary attempt to cross the Atlantic a small boat now being made by Captian John Traynor. Not only is his tiny craft about the smallest that has been engaged in such venture, but Traynor introducing entirely new feature ...

... HALL'S ROW MISSION. A Tea Meeting was held in the Girls' National School-room, on Tuesday evening last, in connection with the above Mission, when upwards of 100 sat down to tea—pro\ided for the Mothers, by a kind friend in this town, who always takes ...

... A DISCREDITABLE ROW. MISS VICTORIA MONKS TO PAY DAMAGES. Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell were awarded damages against Miss Victoria Monks in the action they brought against her to recover arrears of salary and damages for alleged wrongful dismissal, Mr. Maxwell ...

... IRISH ELECTION ROW. A series of fierce encounters took place on Monda- between Lord Killanin (Morris) and the supporters of the Nationalist party, who are contesting the Spiddal Division for local body. Messrs. Duffy and O'Donnell, M.P.'s, spoke in favour ...

... ROWING MEN'S COMMISSIONS. Sub-Lieuteuant A. F. Jacob, the Kingston Rowing Club, who last *> partnered Sub-Lieutenant M. Stuar ...

... ROW ON THE THAMES. LORD ESME GORDON FINED FOR ASSAULT AND BAD LANGUAGE. At Maidenhead County Police Court Tuesday. Lord Gordon, present residing in Maiden, head, appeared in answer to tlireo summonses, tin first of which charged him with having on Jnne ...

... row»l. Th ir. Aff»*r r‘*oin »u ■t ||#. into lh** room hour Imf- purp»i-*» fill I Hi- tin- r'K»ni for drinking t .V.W> p m., ami it rpm.iintd p.ro.—Wm, -mil h** wji‘ in th*- r h-.Mrrn re h»* u: it. J.>l» »».,i,«.. , *«id ),c r)i*|*lr>n tin* n*«» S Hurii-z ...

... GREAT ROWING MATCH FOR £400. The attendance at the Thames side between Putney and Mortlake on the afternoon of the 6th inst. was much larger than has been seen for some time ai a rowing contest other than the Oxford and Cambridge Boatrace, the fineness ...

... (»ROW IMI ri.w Thf growth of fl.»\ -so lar - ■ rate, within thr writer's shir arras are bellikf prim w li> I ] ...

... A ROW IN rharlis Carttr ...