The Express.
London, England, 1855-08-14 00:00:00

Pisa Heat.

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The Shakspeare, Ibleoebester —
1
The Blewiek 2
fic. Agues 0
The Feathers _ _ 0

This hest was rowed downwards. After the first clip,
the Manchester men began to lead, the Wandsworth men
being second, St. Agnes third. After a few stroke', the
Elawick men began to mend their position, and laving
dashed by the St. Agnes, challenged the Manchester, end
• neck end neck race of the molt beautiful description
followed till below the Crab Tree. At Craves Cottage, the
Menchesters drew themselves clear, sad finally won by two
lengths, the St. Agnes being third.
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PAIR Oil RACK 701 111.0 W BLIDON, 70/4 NUZZO OP

3131. CASH.
Oaly two started, although tire wen 'stand is each.
Fint Heat at 2 o'clock.

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G. T. Rubins and T. Palmer, white and blue ; G. Been
and .1. White, red sad whits.
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This wee avery uninteresting match, and the rowing
throughout was of a very mediocre cheracter. White and
blue took the lead, and maiiitainad it, coming in ant; red
and white a middling second.
Second Heat, SO marlines past 2.
Rose and T. Alcoek (blue) ; T. Cannon and H. White
(white).
This was a spirited race. Blue took the lead at the start,
but made no immediate advantage. White followed up
closely, keeping stem on past the committee's barge. Bine
contrived to get away, kept the lead, and came in first ;
white a good second.
Third Heat.

J. Holder and W. Short (red and blue) ; J. Hoe and S.
Jameson (black).
Black took the lead at the start, and maintained it to the
bight, when red and white made a grand spurt and shot
ahead, took the lead, and maintained it, coming in first.
Black a good second.
Final Heat.

Cannon and H. White, ITJTic* and B. Jamaicans, 2.
Won by a length and a half, alter • fine race, in which
four other pairs were engaged.
OINTLIIMSN (SZNIOII) SCULLEB.B' MATCH.
A. A. Caaamajor, 1; H. C. P. Hayford, 0 ; C. W.
Lewis, 0.
It was almost a repetition of the Gentisman Championship
of the Thames last Friday, Mr. Cuaniajor again winning,
although Mr. Playford was much closer all the way. Won
by two lengths.

010 SACS,-PAIR OAR, WITH COXSWAINS, FOR CRIME.

MIN-IN ONE lI7UT.

Messrs. T. Ternerisi W.

.11. Dobres,

answsio (red and black).
C. Tidbury aad W. Stocken —R. Taylor, coxswain
(black).
0. G. Ditton and C, Charles—A. Forbes, coxswain
(white).
H. Snow sad J. Wight- - coxswain (blue).
This was a novel and somewhat exciting race. The boats
welt well away, and until they passed the committee's
barge they were together; white, opposite Searle's, how-
ever, shot a-head followed by blue, Red and White third.
Banns. Tidbury and W. Stockist (black), gradually drew
upon White, and before getting to Craven Cottage over-
hauled them, obtained the lead, and maintained it, coming
in first. The colours were not hoisted for the second plate.
TRADZIIHNIeI PAIR-OAR MATCH.
This match was rowed in one heat from Hammenmith-

bridge to Putney, and was the best,c'ontested (although by
tradesmen) throughout the day. The following started :
W. Sanderson and W. Walker, red ; J. Pys and W. Paytoe,
white ; and G. Jones and R. Miller, blue.
At the Start, which took place at twenty minutes put
four, the race wan very good, and continued for some time ;
red, however, gradually drew a head; Messrs. Pye and
Payto• (white) made a determined struggle, end kept aloes
upon their quarter until opposite Seerle'e, when red gra-
dually increased the distance, Doming in winners by three
boats' length ; white second ; bthe distanced four or five
boats' length.
OINTLIMIX'S 011N101) POULOARID MATCH.
This match was started from Chiswick to Putney at
forty minutes past four. The Albion Club, white ; Volante
Club, blue ; Petrel Club, red.
Tole match was well untested, a very fine race taking
place between the Albion and Volute club. Red had
taken the lead, but from some cause not satisfactorily en-
I plained were thrown out of the match. The struggle con-
tinued to the bridge between blue and white, bat, although
the latter made almost superhuman exertions, they could
not recover their lost ground. Blue came in first, white e
good second.
The racing will be resumed at one o'clock this day. There
is a full list of competitors.

THE ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON REGATTA.
Everything at Cowes gives promise of a brilliant
meeting, for a large fleet of yachts stud the Solent, with
their trim small bargees distinguishing the clubs to which
they respectively belong. Among the yachts now present
are the Zara, chooser, bearing the flag of Commodore the
Right Hon. the Earl of Wilton ; the Shark, schooner, Mr.
William Curling; the Columbine, schooner, Captain R.ll.
Smith Barry ; the Cecile, schooner, the Marquis of Conyng•
ham ; the Irene Schooner, Mr. Joseph Reynolds ; the Alarm,
schooner, Mr. Joseph Wild; the Brilliant, schooner,
Mr. George Holland Ackers (commodore of the
Royal Victoria Yacht Club) ; the lone, schooner,
Sir Henry Oglander ; the Claymore, schooner, Mr.
Archibald Campbell; the Wildfire, schooner, Sir P.
Shelley ; the Gem, schooner, Sir John Barker Mill; the
Titania, schooner, Mr. Robert Stephenson. M.P. P. • the Lan-
cashire Witch, schooner, Mr. Lawrence Palk ; the Irene,
schooner, Mr. Henry Gordon; the Turquoise, cutter, Mr.
C. H. Cooke ; the Aaron, cutter, Mr. Le Merchant Thomas ;
the Spider, cutter, Mr. 'Thomas Thornhill; the Lavrock,
cutter, Captain C. H. Williams, R.N. ; the Osprey, cutter,
Lieutenant Colonel Huey ; the Themis, cutter, Mr. J. Scott
Russell ; the Olorians, schooner, Mr. Joseph Gee; the
Gondola, cutter, the Earl of Lichfield; the Wizard,
schooner, Mr. W. Delafield; the Caprice, yawl, Mr. H. B.
Baring, M.P. ; the Beate:, schooner, Sir Walter P. Carew ;
the Stella, cutter, Mr. Richard Frklaad ; the Bacchante,
Mr. B. H. Jones • the Gipsy Queen, Sir Henry Bold
Hoghton ; the GoLanser, cutter, Mr. Richard Hoare; be-
sides many others.
The list entered yesterday for Prime Albert's prize cup
embraced some firevelaaa yachts, the Oloriana being the win-
ner of her Majesty's cup in 1853 ; the Shark, whose excel-
lent ailing has frequently been the theme of commenda-
tion; the Claymore, a veuel of no mean pretensions; and
last, the Cecile, a new venial, the property of the Marquis of
Cosyngham, and of which great things were expected.
At 10.25 all the above-named vessels being at the station,
the preparatory gun was fired, but before the starting gun
was tired at 10.80, the Shark, Claymore, and Cecile lowed
down their ruing flags, sad the Gloriana aloes proceeded
on her none. The greatest surprise was manifested.