... THE CATHOLIC ROW DUNDEE. Mass HSETIaO Off La*t night maa* meeting of lri*h Catholics I* Dundee wa* held iu the ball tbe Institution, for th* purpose of considering what ■hould adopted th* Catholic* oi Dundee, reierence tbe leotur* which to dalivered tonight ...

... offered over 86 mileb ro~Ws, 600 mo crio attle, and Su , sheep. The nul i how^ bof rii row ?? together a very primel speciallyC of Ay-C for shires. Mdr lag ?? Mvonorieff, and M~r}lotoerto aed ae R mjudras. ?? aeleeclo of Asrehire rowe wees never ehown Ci ...

... condition for rowing as the wind. blowiog j from 3 SOUth-veerl direction, was nota neawly s hisho Probably from the fact thst th two _Tje me- only E were lelt in to nsw' for thetinal the inteeb s f in ! the result ad greatly subdded. 1hls foally rowed over -the ...

... AQUATICS. CLYDESDALE AMATEUR ROWING CLUR yesteniAjeveuing. the flr«t ncratch mstches of the in couiiection with club took place 011 C*l>ar. The coiu»« ti-jux the the Weir back, about half uiif. The race* were rowed in outrigger Kg*. There were two heat* ...

... took place tha mining row* belonging Messrs Co., and situated about a mil* from Dairy, whereby two miner*' houses war* blown down, nod seven paraona mora or !**• wvesaly iojsrad. Tha KersUnd rowa 18 houses altogether—tha on* row, called Woat KenJand, ...

... :Robinson's-row, Kingsland, apothecary. W W. Hall, Clement's-lane, Lombard-street, merchant. l J Thomson, Smeaton, Yorkshire, cattle-dealer. T Gilbert, Tavistock-street, Covent-Garden, coal-mer- e, chant. I rs C. Stocking, Paternoster-row, bookseller ...

... that anything more of a reallv serious character will be attempted before the iace. The state of the tide necessitated the rowing being got through in the forenoon, and this ftet no doubt kept away hundreds- oE people, who woald otherwise hare been present ...

... harbour in a small pleasure yacht, a little boy accompanying them. They were overtaken by a squall, which capsized the yacht. A rowing boat belonging to Prideaux Browne, lord ot the manor, was half a mile distant, and the accident was witnessed by his daughters ...

... THE SCULLING CHAMPIONSHIP OF ENGLAND. A (tiff race was rowed Yesterday on the Tyae, bttwMu William .KUiott, Blytb, and John Miggins, Shadweil, for the Championship at Challenge Cap, given by the proprietors of the and a-aide. Th* course from oppoeite ...

... eneedingly slow, but notwith- standing a total clearance was alnost made, ?? rows wiere a. small soply. but quite equal to the demand, which Was limotrol. The hotter class rows got sold at fair prices. Heat qunality bvdllorks made for live owl, up to Us ...

... SEQOESTRATION. August 20. James Peters, builder, sometime residing at Arther House, Hilton, und now resid. ing at 15 Chestnut Row, Aberdeein Creditors to meet in the Douglas Hoctel, Market Street, Aber- deen, 3d September, at two o'Clock. -T obn Robertson ...

... Prf&rn, in Sp~eof 4'SSov%' Being £2,for firat prize, aud £l for second. To be rowed in' pshr-oared 23-feet jolly b1ats, not'le1ss than, 4-feet.bexr. Openuto' = that have' or' will, row at aa open fou -oared race this regatta, aud onl3 i'aon ao6f eakli 'crew ...