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THE NEW YORK CLIPPl
 

.MANAC.
 

RACING   CALENDAR.

WINNERS   OF  THE   DERBY  SINCE  1822.
 

Yr.
 

OAvner.
 

Winner.
 

Rider.
 

1822
 

Duke of York......

Mr. Udney........

Sir J. Shelley.....
 


 

Goodison.
 

1S''3
 


 

Buckle.
 

1824
 


 

Robinson.
 

1825
 

Lord Jersey.......
 


 

Robinson.
 

1826  Lord Egreinont...
 


 

Dockeray.
 

1827
 

Lord Jersey.......
 


 

Robinson.
 

1,828
 

Duke of Rutland..
 

Cadland.........
 

Robinson.
 

1829
 


 

Frederick.:......
 

Forth.
 

1830 Mr. Chitney.......
 


 

S, Day,
 

1831  Lord LoAvther___.
 


 

Wheatley,
 

1832  Mr. Risdale.......
 

St. Giles..........
 

Scott,
 

1833' Mr. Sadler.........
 

Dangerous.......
 

Chappie.
 

1834* Mr.  Batson........
 

Plenipotentiary. .
 

ConoUy.
 

1835! Mr. BoAves........
 

Mundig...........
 

Scott.
 

1835  Lord Jersey.......
 

Bay Middleton..,
 

Robinson.
 

1837i LordBerners.....
 


 

G. Edwards.
 

1838! Sir G. Heathcote..
 


 

Chappie.
 

1839| Mr. W, Risdale....
 

Bloomsbury.....
 

Templeman.
 

1840| Mr. Robertson...  .
 

Little Wonder___
 

Macdonald.
 

1841  Mr. Rawlinson___
 


 

Conolly.
 


 

Attilla...........
 

Scott.
 

1843
1844
 

Mr. Bowes.........
 

Cotherstone......

Orlando..........
 

Scott.
 

Colonel Peel.......
 

Flatman.
 

1845; Mr. GratAvicke.....
 

Merry Monarch. ,
 

F. Bell.
 

1846

1847
 

Mr. Gully..........
 

Pyrrhus the First.
 

S. Day.
 

Mr. Pedley........
 

Templeman.
 

1848
 

Mr. Clifden........
 


 

Templeman.
 

1849
 

Flying Dutchman
 

MarloAV.
 

1850
 

Lord Zetland......
 

Voltigeur.........
 

J. Marson.
 

1851
 

Teddington......
 

J. Marson.
 

18,52
 

Mr. BoAves.......
 

Daniel O'Rourke.
 

F. Butler.
 

1853
 

Mr. Bowes.........
 

West Australian .
 

F. Butler.
 

1854
 

Mr. Gully..........
 

A. Day.
 

18.55
 


 

Wild Dayrell. .  ..
 

R. SherAvood,
 

1855
 

Admiral Harcourt.
 

Ellington........
 

Aldcroft,
 

18.57
 

Mr. W. I'Anson..,
 


 

Charlton.
 

1858
 

Sir J. HaAvley___
 

Beadsman.......
 

Wells.
 

1869   Sir J. Havvley.....
 


 

Wells.
 

1860  Mr, Merry.........
 

Thormanby......

Kettledrum......
 

Custance.
 

18611 Colonel ToAvneley.
 

Bullock.
 

1862; Mr. Snewing......
 


 

J. Parsons.
 

1863  Mr. R. C. Naylor..
 


 

Chaloner.
 

1864  Mr. I'Anson,......
 

Blair Athol.......
 

J. Snowdon.
 

1865  Count F. Lagrange
 


 

H. Grimshaw.
 

1866
 

Mr. Sutton........
 


 

Custance.
 

1367
 

Sir J. HaAA'ley.....
 

Hermit..........
 

Daley.
 

1868
 


 

Wells.
 

1869
 

Mr. Johnstone.. ..
 


 

J. Osborne.
 

1870
 

Lord Falmouth
 

Kingcraft.......
 

T. French.
 

1871
 

Baron Rothschild.
 


 

T. French.
 

187?
 

Mr. Savile.........
 

Doncaster.......

George Frederick,
 

Maidment.
 

1873
 

Mr. Merry.........
 

F. Webb.
 

1874
 

Mr. CartAvriglit___
 

Custance.
 

1875
 

Prince Batthyany.
Mr. A. Baltazzi ...
 


 

Morris.
 

1876
 


 

Maidment.
 

OXFORD & CAMBRIDGE EIGHT-OAR ED BOAT RACE
 

Yr.
 

1829
1836
1839
1810
1841
1842
1845
1846
1849
1849
1852
1854
1856
1857
1853
1859
1860
1861
1862
1363
1364
1865
1866
1867
1368
1869
1870
1871
1872
1873
1874
1375
1876
 

Winner.
 

Oxford..
Cambridge
Cambrid
Cambrid
Cambridge
Oxford .,,
Cambridge
Cambridge
Cambridge
Oxford*
Oxford....
Oxford ,
Cambridge
Oxford ,
Cambridge
Oxford .
Cambridge
Oxford .
Oxford .
Oxford .
Oxford.
Oxford .,..
Oxford....
Oxford ....

Oxford___

Oxford ....
Cambridge
Cambridge
Cambridge
Cambridge
Cambridge

Oxford___

Cambridge
 

Place of Rowing.
 

Time.
 

M. s.

Henley................14 30

Westminsterto Putney 36 0
Westminster to Putney 31 0
Westminster to Putney 29 30
Westminster to Putney 32 30
Westminster to Putney 30 45
Putney to Mortlake, .. 23 30
Mortlake to Putney, ,, 21 6
Putney to Mortlake, .. 22   0

Putney to Mortlake. ,,'-------

Putney to Mortlake, ., 21 36
Putney to Mortlake. ..25 29
Mortlake to Putney. ..25 50
Putney to Mortlake, .. 22 35
Putney to Mortlake. ..'21 23
Putney to Mortlake. . .'24 40
Putney to Mortlake, ,,26 5
Putney to Mortlake, , ,'23 30
Putney to Mortlake, ,, 24 41
Mortlake to Putney. .. 23 6
Putney to Mortlake. .,21 40
Putney to Mortlake. ..'21 24
Putney to Mortlake. ..'25 35
Putney to Mortlake. ..'22 40
Putney to Mortlake. . .'20 56
Putney to Mortlake. ..^20 5
Putney to Mortlake. ..l22 4
Putney to Mortlake. , ,[23 5
Putnev to Mortlake, ,,^21 15
Putney to Mortlake, ,,'l9 35
Putnev to Mortlake. ,,'23 35
Putney to Mortlake. . .^22 02>^
Putney to Mortlake. ..^20 19
 

Won by
 

easily.
Im.

Im. 45s.
% length.
Im. 4s.
13s,
30s.

2 lengths,
easilv.
foul.'
27s.

li strokes.

}4 length.

35s.

22s.

Cam. sank

1 length.

48s.

30s.

43s,

26s,

4 lengths.   '

15s.

J^ length.

6 lengths.

3 lengths.
IJ4 length,

1  length,

2 lengths.
3>4 lengths

4 lengths.
10 lengths.

5 lengths.
 

THE ENGLISH CHAMPIONSHIP (FOR  PROFES¬
SIONAL  OARSMEN).

C. Campbell beat Williams, 1831. R. Coombes beat
Campbell, 1846. T. Cole beat Coombes, 1852. J. Mes¬
senger beat Cole, 1854. H. Kelley beat Messenger,
1857. R. Chambers beat Kelley, 1859, H. Kelley
beat Chambers, 1865. R. Chambers beat J. Sadler,
1866. H Kelley beat Chambers, 1867. J. Renforth
beat Kelley, 1868. J. Sadler beat R, Bagnall, 1874.
J. Sadler beat R. W. Boyd, 1875. E. Trickett beat J.
Sadler, 1876.

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MAGIC  SQUARES  OF  ARCHIMEDES.

Every line counts the same.    No figure used twice.
 

16
 

13
 

11
 

10
 

12
 

14
 

15
 

34
 

22
 

21
 

13
 

5
 

46
 

38
 

30
 

31
 

23
 

15
 

14
 

6
 

47
 

39
 

40
49
 

32
41
 

24
33
 

16
25
 

8
17
 

7
9
 

48
1
 

2
 

43
 

42
 

34
 

26
 

18
 

10
 

11
20
 

3
12
 

44

----

4
 

36

45
 

35
 

27
 

19
 

37
 

29
 

28
 

±'75
 

* They roAved twice in this year—March 29 and Dec. 15.
 

THE  INFANT PRODIGY.

THE above is a life-like illustration of the victim
of the "Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Children." He is a veritable mar'cyr, and can be
seized Avhenever and wherever founa ;n the fulfillment
of his duties to his employer and to the public. He is
liable to arrest it he has completed the half of a revo¬
lution in his attempt to turn a double somerset; he
can be hurled from his perch Avithout warning; he can
be bounced by any Christian member of the society;
and he can be Avrestled Avith by the strong arm of the
laAV, collar-and-elboAA-, or catch-as-catch-can, as the
urgency of the case may require. Truly, his is a try¬
ing case, and he and his parents have our sympathies
in their affliction.
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