The Express.
London, England, 1865-01-27 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

TATTERSALL'S.-THIIEBDAY.

With suelewealber7t7res oriy a nait;TrOTUrptise that
rrea a amber of Tattersall's w bold mum& to venture
14444ptitHrismashesorter. Buse dues QC how-
ever, 05114 tile eieleell imitis•-iiiiimmfilap tuft.'
actions did not show that their laitstry at with ihr
reward. Tie only noticeable feature w the inereming
fifInDSOM of Bedminster for the Derby. He wu beaked at
WO to 1 for 31.10& at the Victoria Olub, early is the afternoon,
and bare he was is &mud at the woe grim. A
fresh outsider was ktrodooed in the Colt by Leamisgtos,
out of Catherine Parr, at 1,000 to 10. Closing prices :

TWO THOUSAND.
10 to, 1 apt Mr. Mania Zambesi (I)
DERBY.

12 to 1 silt The Marq;ll-7iiirtive 71to Doha 3to tot.)
st to t fair liawllcto Bodostsator 3to 20,
1000 to 10 Mr. frown.frown.c, by Leamington—Cathl.) etia,
Parr 3)

TER Sen/No HANDICLPL—It a nista on authority that
the weights for the Newmarket Handicap, City and Subur-
ban, Matropolitan, Cheater Cup, Grist Northamptonshire
Stakes, and St. Lu Handicap will not appear until mat
wink.

BOAT Ilics.—Tbe aquatic season for 1865 WAS
y darner opined with the mullion rue between
Po ser tog sae Percy, for a stake of 1001., King allowing his
opponent 51. for ealtheocal expenses in coming from the
north to row. The race has been looked forward to with
BOWS interest by sporting ISM. the easy manner ia which
Percy defeated Harry Clasper inducing the oath -country-
moo to think that May bad a good thing in matchless him
spinet the P.R. ex-champion, who, like his opponent, had
only rowed or rate fora stake. King trailed at the White
Hart, Barnes, tinder the ore of George Dawitt, and wee in
excellent rowing condition, exhibitinga marked inaproirtir&st
'is kis style era be defeated May. Percy. when in the
north, trained with R. Cooper, at Devotee, sad en his ar-
rival at Putney • few days ago,located himself at the Star sad
Garter teem, He was is brat-rate trim, and has evidently
had a dial of praise is the boats, front his neat style of
seelliag. The betting had Fes strictly level daring the
past few &ye, Klog himself bawls/ reseed 9001. at that
pries. In order to avoid the arta= delay reading the
of a referee at Purely cm the day at the race,
Mr. J. Ireland, of the London Rowing Club, was on
Monday *sleeted to fill that post. Two steamboats were
chartered to accompany the race, the attendros
berg very numerous, despite the dreary state of the
weather. On the shore the betting was 6is4 se Kiss,
but r roe as the company had metarkid on the steam-
boat& the money was lumped on Percy, till he became the
favourite at 6 to 4. George Drewitt was in to bow of
Kinis meter, E. Oesortmogfiloiating for Percy. Os getting
off Pere erased • bt teed, ad at the Pier was show.
lug in hoot by half a th. There was so alteration in
the position until they had posted Simmons's, when King
drew op level with his opponent, and on rounding the
Point was three lths in hoot. At the Crab Tree he bad
added another Lena to his load. Percy new triad • spurt,
and oed • length noon King by the time they Noshed
the Soap Worts, where a het of 501. to 11, was Lid upon
Kis& Harnmeernith-bridg• was resoled by Kies with •
lead of two Imager and • MU, the Om Porpled ta 4W
=this portion of the distance being 10 Wants 40
At Chiswick Eyot King had increased his lead to
about half • dunes lengths, but his left arm giving way
shortly afterwards, the northasantryman gradually crept
up, nod at liarnes-bridge was only half a length is the rear.
At Wilcox's the pair had become exactly level, but
who by this time had somewhat recovered from the weak-
ness it his arm, spa drew away, and ultimately west in
the winner of this exciting contest by about three treks.
The time occupied is rosier the distance was 25 minutes
37 aseonds. It is but fair to mestion that Percy rowed
throughout, bet hie cutter was such • long way
gamely, that it was al no service whatever to him. The
winner has two more engagements co hand—or with
fillare, from Patsy to Hammersmith, for 1001., cm
Feb. 9 ; the other with Cain, from Putney to Mortlake,
for 101., on Feb. 2t.

CALM ro 2718 BAR.

LINCOLN'S INN, JAN. 26. The under-named
gentlemen were this day called to the degree of Banister.
at-law by the Honourable Society of Lincoln's Inn, vis.:—
Hobert Neil, Dig., Cambridge University ; Arthur Talbot
Smith, Esq., 8.A., Cambridge; Herbert Hatfield Harter,
Em., N.A. and LL.B., Cambridge ; Henry Ala:ander
Gifford. Esq., LA., Oxford; Walter Bernard Btes,
Esq., 8.A., Oxford; Frederick Townsend Procter, seq.;
James Thomas Haramick, Esq.; George Ashley Dodd,
Esq., BA., Oxford ; Hensler Edward Dishy, Esq., M.A..,
Oxford ; Henry Denis Le llarchaet, Erg., N.A., Oxford ;
Frederic La Tour Meson, Esq., 8.A., Oxford ; and Zachary
Edwards, Eq., 8.A., Oxford.
lenza TEMA JAN. 26.—The usdarinentioned gentle.
men were ibis day called to the Bar by the Honourable
Society of the Isaac Temple :—David Lye& Esq.,
holder of the studentship awarded in Trinity Term,
1864, MA., St. AadreVe, grad LLD., London; Charles
Evan Thomas, listivlLA., Cambridge; Henry James
William Wheeler, ~ 8.A., Oxford; Charles Learns,
Esq., BA., oxford ; Winn Edward Murray Tomlieson,
Esq., LA., Oxford; Thomas Whittenbary Whreler. Esq.,
8.A., Cambridge ; William Cecil Smyly, Esq., LL.B.,
Cambridge ; George Leigh Cod:robe, Esq. ; James linnet
Brudenell Brom, Esq.; Edward Priessfather O'Brien, Egg.,
RA., Dublin ; Jamie Albert Clement Tabor, FgWSllem
bridge ; Mangos Powell, Esq., 8.A., Cambridge ;
Frederick Trani. Esq., DAM,S. Oxford,. E. Wyse* Powell,
PI"
• aed floury Warfel /TOM Eq., 8.A., Oxford.
aar's-urw, JAIL 46.—At a passim of the Honourable
Society of Ony's-100, badge this day, William LOMOS
Rushton, youngest son ef Edward Haskton, Esq., late of
Liverpool, and a barrister of the Inner Temple, deemed,
was called to the degree of BettisterateLaw.
MIDDLI 1111/13, JLN. 28.—The under•mentioned gentle.
sees were this day called to the dogma of the Utter Bar by the
Hosourable Society al the Middle Temple :—Hass
Morri-
me, Fag.. 8.A., Trinity College. Dublin; Wesley Tom,
Esq.; BA., Sydney University; Robert Dennison Clarke,
Esq., RA., Caine College, Cambridge ; Thomas lbsricrie
Dodiogton, Esq., 8.A.. Trinity College, Combridum ; Ed-
mood Lumley, Esq., 8.A.. Trinity Collage, Cambridge
;
David Naamith,E.7., cif the University of Landon ;
mood Thomas, ; Edouard Amend Eros', Foq.; Alex.
order Nunhood skin, Esq., of the University of Edis.
burgh ; Antonio Levan* Fenesdee, Req.; and Henry
Abbott Robert Alexander, fag.