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... ROW, BOATMAN, ROW. Those lucky dogs who have a day To spare, with much enjoyment may Hire a small rovr-boat and display Their mighty muscles in this way. ...
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... ROWING. THE UNIVERSITY CREWS. The work of the Oxford crew yesterday after noon was of a desultory character, which quit* suited the weather, rain and a north-west wind making matters very unpleasant. In a minute'i row with a strong Leanuer eight, stroked ...
... ROWING. THE VARSITY RACE. Both crews did strong work yesterday after- noon. Cambridge rowed from Hammersmith to Putney Bridge in 7 minutes 44 seconds, and Oxford rowed from Barnes to Hammersmith Bridge in 8 minute? 21- seconds. A Oot>D ...
... ROWING. OXFORD V. CAMBRIDGE. The University crews did no rowing yesterday morning and very little in the afternoon owing to the rough water. The race takes place on Saturday. ...
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... row But the row centred on Mrs Browning and her comments in an election newsletter over the emotive issue of the transfer of British foreign exchange and gold reserves to a European Central Bank in the event of Britain joining the single currency. Mrs ...
... Rows. A suburbanite complains that his roses are slow in coming up to the scratch this year. Too much Prohibition weather is said to be the cause. ...
... ROWING. THE DISPUTE AT CAMBRIDGE. A. S. Bell, of Trinity Hall, and B. H. Howell, of Trinity Hall, presented themselves the Cambridge University Boathouse yesterday afternoon, requested at their College meeting last Saturday evening. Only the services ...