The Express.
London, England, 1864-08-09 00:00:00

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with Was for 900 yards ; Speisser last. Here spi
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Apt° Pick, •rd after • good rase Was we by two lengths ;
?irk two utarn at Wise.

8031.1.1310 RACIL—(Open to the world, barring the
Champion of the Thames.) Find prise, 2W.; neorod, 101.;
third. X The first two boats in each hens to row in the
Mal hoot.

PIM EMT.

J. Sadler, Fakeer ---..
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1
A Lori, Chelsea
A. Barrie, Teddlogies dr.
G. Shepherd. Melees
. bore drew away soon after starting, but after •ON nos
'ileller west is the winner.

IL Tel!),
T. Rowe .
Minim Cola

IL Cacaos, Newcastle
A One race to &rumor% where Cole, who was rowieg
sacoad to Kelly, fouled a private steamboat, which wae Iyin(
to anchor, and the other two deiahed the race at their
bison.

Mem7 Kelly, ex-champion
J. Sadler
Thomas Hoare

Z. gagers
This was a very fine race. Kelly had the boat station, bet
vas last. Hoare with the wont and Engels seat ware cdf
fleet. Kellv soon pat oa a fine spurt, and in hie splendid
*ls and fine action west to the frost, &Akar, whoa
Asti= was very good, passion the two, sod going sawed la
AI politics they costumed to the finish. Kelly woe by
Iwo lengths • Sadler was two ahead of Hoare, who was M.
dandy diaased by the severe work of the day ; and &owe
wee over baster, at the finish.

Pall OAmI. (Opel to the world).—Fins prise, 251. ;ss
Ned do., 101. ; third do.. 51.
7. lElkby Old Barge House) and IL Cook (Word) I
L Wioghip and T. ,Neweaggle
G. Hammerton Kingston cud J. W.iTegg (Hampton)
J. Taylor and 31. Taylor Newcastle)
They rowed from Puthey to Hammersmith, and Hammer-
toe and Tagg were the favourites. All got away tegether,
Bifeby soon takiag the lead. Before they bad got 50 yard;
Hammertoe and Winship fouled, both tieing in the wrong,
tad Taylor last. Winship and Matfio got off gist after the
fad, and rowed second the rest of the way, Hammertoe and
ifagg third, and the Taylors last. Eileby won by two
lisgtha, and Hammertoe lodged a protest which was mesh.
dated.

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CHAIIPIOS 700116-11:NAL VIA?.
Pride of the Thames crew ow show)
Colleen hewn crew (as above)
Tyse crew. Newcastle 'as above) 3
Coufidence crew as above)
The Pride of the Thames was made the favourite, and
the Colleen Bests wee hacked at sto 4 to beat the other
hem Mr. W. B. Woodgate, late of Brasaree College,
Oxford, and amateur champion of the Thames, was umpire
mid starter. A considerable amount of delay was occasioned
by the Richmond lads making false start in spite of all
the others trying to get away properly. At ,
length, after various threats of disquelificetioe, at., they
ell got level, and Mr. Woodgate gave the word. Tbr wee
the race of the day, and • Seer has not been seen for years
OM the same SWIMS. From Pepe; to Chiswick Collor
led the best stare, then Rally, thou Tyne, and Ricbmoed
the worst. The Richmond crew made a bad start of it,
end the Tyne crew got • good lead, Pride of the Thames
mead. In seven or sight strokes the Manchester men were
ap to the Pride, and, with Tyne still leading, they rowed a
race to pest the Star and Garter. Here they
) bad logo right inside a barge which was athwart
the tide, and het a good chance, the Pride getting well
eseowd. At the point the Thames and Tye. representatives
vire stroke and stroke, and they gilled forth general
ederratios, their toe stroke sod style exciting the
attention and tarred. The betting was now
2 le 1 on the Pride, and the Colleen Sawn coming op at, the
ollaS Tree overlapped the Tyneside's. All did their beet to
set first, and the Pride, with superior streogth, style, and
werrythieg, rowed into first place as they finished the spurt.
Bees the Tyner:Mrs' ezertious were over, for the Colleen
stall egad them for second honours, and though wider in
lab worst place, were half • length ahead at Idemmenrmitb.
Richmond lads left off rowing woe afterwards, sod the
Pride, screening their lead, won by two leegtbs ; Ty siifour
estrrill
was Coffers 'Par 13 min. 50 secs .in a eery bad tide.
211 re 's work heavy, apa Juries Messenger, the ea.
sbarapree, reederiel effichot &mistime to the committee.
The perms were presented on beard the Venus.

PLTIVIT 31171Z1711, 8017111 K i ixmrox. Pam-
of'lawn toe Use week eadMil Aug. 8, 2,251. Total
Z11vo• the opining of the Museum fees daily (12th
13). &AMA