The Express.
London, England, 1863-03-26 00:00:00

THE OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE BOAT RACE.

A great race in sal
R&turday rout moo off pal
ford crew, moused 64 Woo

:ipation of the eveut of
day mornieg between the Ox-

1 Mr. IL Shepherd. Brunson. it. Ye A. Morrison, MUM.
1 Mr. P. M.Belly, University. A Mr. W. Andry. Banta
Mr. W. B. Jacobson, Christ T. Mr. C. L Carr, Wadbam.
Churoh. Mr. W. M. Moan; llseter
d. Mr. W. B. Woodpte, Brass- istroire).
1101 C.

r. 7. I Hopwood. Ctirist Chord (eozowidol,

rad • pitied crow of London waterrnew, who rowed in one
of the London Rowing Club eights, sitting in the following
order :

IT. Bosse, Hammersmith. 16. CI, Everson, Greenwich.
2. T. Rossi, Westminster. 16. J. Tau, %Soulacy.
1 B Cole, Chelsea. 1'111..0; Hammertoe, Teddington.
4. T. !Sapwood, Westminster. H. Kelly, Putney ~stroke).
John Phelps, F ;eousraln).
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The Oxonians started up from the tondos Boat-house
shortly before half-poet tea, and peddling up to Mortlake
pallid down against the watermen at a little past eleven,
giving the Londoners a start of half a clear length. This
the waterinen improved into three lengths at Barnes Rail-
way bridge, and although the Omni►ua rowed so hard m to
seas much distressed at coming in, the watennen held
their lead, varying from two to three lengths, all the way,
and arrived at Putney-bridge first by two Diagram elser.
The time of the gentlemen, however, was extraordinary, as
ooly wanted two hours to dew' low water, and they se-
eamplidold the distance of 41 miles In 21 min. le sec., a feat
which must necemarily ralm them in the estimatioe of the
public.
After h, ram was ever the Cambridge wow west
out for a " paddle," and, as on every oocaaion sines they
have been at Patsy, exhibited great improvement.
Shortly before six they rowed the London Rowing Club
twelve-oared outrigger from Putney to Hammersmith. The
mews were as under :

oaminaz =HT.
I. Mr. J. C. Hawicaltaw, Trinity. 6. Mr. C. Ma Moths, aLloines.
IL Mr. W. C. lismyty, Trinity. ft Mr. L A. X Inglaks, Trinity.
S. Mr Z. 11. Marva, Boma. T. Mr. J. 0. Chambers, Trinity.
naeL Mr. J. Scanning, Trinity
Mr. J. Wilma, Ants. Woks).
Mr. Y. M. Archer, Corpse (crarwala).

1. Mr. H. Hood.-
2. Mr. C. achlol•L
3. 11r. 1. P. F. May.
4. Mr. J. P. Darks.
5. Yr. W. Lowe.

7711;:H. Biassa.
8. Mr. A. Hodgson.
9. Mr. C. Bordoll.
10. Mr. T. Hale.
11. Mr. H. N. Custance.

I i;;;T:troi.;).
Mr. J. Ireland moues/M.
The Cantabe started on the Middlesex side, and took
&IP water very slowly, so that the Loadoners obtained
the lead, and bed nearly drawn themselves deer
at their boat-hoses. Here the stroke of the Cambridge boat
became livelier, sad they were counted to be doing 40 to
11 good effective• strokes per minute, menus in better form
than hitherto. Up to the Point the Loodos Rowing Club
. maintained their lead, but here want of cooditioa began to
tell upon them ; the Clantabs drew level at Craven, sod,
going ahead, took their water at the Crab Tree, and arrived
hot at Hammersmith by nearly two lengths. Both crews
then eased up and padded starting wit► about equal sue•
eras. and finally the Cambridge men rowed home through
. the wash at the Loadres boat, to socustom themselves to
pulling in rough water. The time of the Cantabe to Ham-
mersmith was eight minutes, or a few seconds over, which
Realm volume. in favour of the progress the crew has made.
The gentlemen onaposig the two crews have not gone tv
seals since List week, sad the coarse to be rowed is Mill
undecided.

The Themes Subscription Club baring as usual
issued iatotalteos to ths University Grows, we are requested to
state that both woes well dins at the ansiversary teetotal of
the club, to be held at St. Janet's-hall on Saturday, the
98th inst.

OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE RACQUET IfATCHTE.—
The double match will be played oe Tuesday, March 31, at
Prince's Club, between Mean. Welker, of Beeminces Col-
lege, and Kennard, of University College, for Oxford, and ,
Mews. Ainslie, of FembrokeCollege, and Daniel, of Trinity
College, for Cambridge. le the single match which will
be played on Wedoceday, April 1, Mr. Walker will repro-
sent Oxford, and Mr. Aiselis, Cambridge. Ou both days
the hour of play will be 1 o'clock.
A pack of hounds has just arrived at Lyndhurst
for the purpose of deer hunting in the New Forest
RAILWAY EXTENSION TO RAYBOATI.—The new
mast line to this popular wetering place (Leedom, Chatham,
and foyer) will be opened in the autumn. The station is now
in course of erection ma the sands immortalised by Frith,
close to the Few sad harbour. The extension of railroad
aocommodatioo to Ramagate io addition to the already
existing South Eastern lime, has induced the board of the
t Conservative Laod Society to make its 17th purchase at
Ramsgate, close to the sea, being the first property it has
acquired is East Kent. The society has sow land in 22
electoral coautia. .

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[AClVertiliellienk.] HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND
PlLL—Better and Norse.—The varnitg temperatures of our
winter me always accompanied by • Urge %crew of pulmonary
diseases. To-day they ere better. to-anerrow worse, which fro-
gmen; recess without fresh elan to cold. rtd. arises from
the state of the air tithe, sod may be entirety prevented by
rubbing Holloway's aonthiegOntimeet ow the back and front
of the Ana. It penetrates to the lung, allays the irritability,
reduces the hurried reentraikm, and regulates the emulation
through the heart &tad lungs, Holloway's Pills should be fates
64 the woe thee. They portly the blood, and restore tams gime-
sally. Chest complaints require no remedial memento besides
Beilown e preparations and a regulated temperature.