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... Britannia, Rowing gig No. 3, tbe strokcaman was Robert Newell, better known 011 the Thames thaa in the north. The other boats were the Little Wonder and the Lightning The Little Wonder caine first, and the Lightning second, the boat in which Newell rowed being ...
... Mr. Charles Rowe in the chair. The circular convening the meeting having been read and the proceedings of the last meeting confirmed, The direotordAzMessrs. Charles Rowe, Jamea CDx, and Josiah Stokes, and their substitutes, Mesprs. J. J. Rowe, Francis Thornely ...
... grasses an important and well- known mnember of the famaily. There are several varieties of it, such as two rowed, four rowed, six. rowed,&o. The Scotch barley is famous for quality, and it is used largely in Scotland as an artcle of diet as well ...
... then to be notoriously hostile to Cap- I tain Rowe, and the latter also, as your directors are eredibly informed, not being friendly disposed towards him. From them a report was obtained condemning Captain Rowe's management, and describing a state of things ...
... then tohbe notorioiuslyhostile to 'dapi. tain Rowe, and the latter also, as your direotofe are'eredibly informed,.not being friendly disposed towards him. From :them'a report was obtaineli condemning Captain Rowe's management; and'' descrlbing a state of ...
... Eilora. with the heavy portion the Bombay mail, arrived. . w . v*rc!, the board Klpv, foundered to the westward ...
... Mar. Stanlsfeld. HAYES, Henry, Regent-street and Stajltrd-row, draper, ug. 18, at eleven o'clock, Sept. 11, at otes , at the lautrarpt2' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Linlklater, Charlotte-row, Misoiou- house; official assignee, Mr. Whlsitmore, Basingl ...
... IN LONDON. Another large fire ocourred London on Wednesday night, at Outhbert's extensive tallow melting works, P«ternoster-row. The building was gutted, and great damage done the adjoining and opposite houses. The effect of the reflection of the great ...
... the second gets throe-fifths of the remainder; the third two-fifth*. Lord Dudley's, Prize of £50 for All-comers. 800 yards.—Rowe, Ist Devon, 10 points; Viscount Fielding, 9 points; Simmons (Victoria), 9 points. Bens ktt's Watch.—Sergeant Staple ton, Coldstream ...
... Derby-road. Clayton Hall—Mr. »nd Mrs. Howard Paul's Entertainment. Concert Hall—Father Kemp's Old Folks, Royal Amphitheatre -Row I'rama f.'olleen Bawn.' Koy&l Colosseum —Air. H« The Jib* becftinosay.'' BALUS LEX ...
... grumbling and talking as we rowed along, and I even said to Mr. Yarborough, ' r vote we ston, for I am not going to row much further.' All this time we were rowing leisurely, as therace was safe-; but the Harvard men were still rowing on hard with that pluck ...
... and Grangedown, York- ehire, farmer and labourer. George B. liett. Warsop, near Mansfield, builder. s1 John J. Rowe, lately trading as J. Rowe and Co., Hun- c tingdonultc-eet, Nottingam, now out of business, lately C wholesale cabinet maker. 3 Nathaniel ...