The Express.
London, England, 1865-08-19 00:00:00

GREAT SCULLING HATCH.

A long-anticipated gentling match came off
ny 'Menem over the Ouse Championship ()ours*, ea
th? Rau Brink Oat, King's Lynn, a distance of U.
3.300 yards, between Robert Chambers, Beery Kelly, et.
and Robert Coowr. The raise was sweepstakes of 12-
50f. each, with 1001. added by the Lynn Regatta Com. ;
mitten, or 501. only should only two of the men come to st
the poet. The conditions further provided that the men to
should start from three boats moored 25 3 ards apart ; that
the start should be made half an hour after high water ; 10
that If three competed, the winter should receive 2001., 41,
and the mood 50/. ; but that if only two came to the post
a first prise of 2001. only should be gives. The Mayor of
Lynn (Mr. W. liciesment) was final stakeholder. The wo
Match excited very rimed interest, and the day wits oh- tor
served, to • very considerable extent, as a holiday at Lynn. a,.
The three competitors had been preparing for the match w
during the previous day or two. having arrived at Lynn f
leet
early in the week.
The banks of the 041111 never presented each an imposing to
sight as on the day of the race. The Great Eastern Rail.
way Company brought shout • thoutend elouniosiste from 'a:
the metropolis, but many of the Tynesiders were prevented
from seeing the roes through being compelled to pat late et.
some herbour in emmequeu of bed 1141104101% The weather N.
cleared up end was beautdully fine, and the wind dropping le
there was sceruly a ripple on the water. The referee 14
was polled in an eight by • picked crew of London water. ins
me.. Alter wriest Übe amen in whisk the two Bobs tee
showed a great monkey so get sway, a good start VW to
effected, Cooper getting sway with the lead, followed by tee
Kelley sad Chunhers LAIL At 150 yards Cooper had He
obtained a lead of • quarter of • length and was loudly I:
cheered, and Chambers tailed one more. Cooper at ones ism
commenced rowing emus to Kelley, but still maintaining et.
s lead ;at • quarter of a mile Kelley was collaring Cooper, ft
and cleared Chambers, but Cooper spatting, put • half W
length between himself sod his antagonist. At 700 yards IL
Kelley bored his mite. but gsve way, giving Cooper yard M
advantage. Kelley then drew up dead level at half • 12,
mile. The shouts of the partisans were now vociferous. WI
Chambers was now three lengths in the rear, but pulling a tee
very good stroke. At a thousand yards Cooper to to
bore -Kelley into the west shore. At three-quarters of • 15
mile it was a splendid rue. probably the most wonderful ILL
ever rowed. Cooper was la front, but Kelley spurted and N.
drew up • dead level ; Cooper responded with a sport, to
Chambers falling still move in the rear. There was no ea
situation In the relative poeitioes of the men, except that N
Cooper bored Kelley to inch en extent that loud cries were
heard of "Foul him. Huey." At the mile and • half, 114:
Cooper, about half clear, tried to take Kelley's water, sod *
fouled. Kelley at owe gave way, end• taking the middle as,
of the stream, toiled gallantly along, Cooper wooing the
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judge a length in tract of Kelley, who was three lengths
before Chambers. The referee disqualified Cooper for the
fool, end Kelley wee therefore declared the winner—•
vault which was Twelve& by the most deafening chasm
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Suutsr v. MlDDLEABX.—Yettemdsy morning, at
the Middlesex County Ground, Caledonian road, Islington,
this attractive match we resumed, there being between
1.540 and 2.000 rpectatim present. With the eseeption
of me smart shower the day was favormible, and the game
wee only interrupted fora short time about 2 o'clock. Mid-
dimes west cm with sad itosicanded their ieninp, and ob-
Mined 185 rues. Surrey oommeeoed their wood insiorm
with 44 mime them, and, with three wickets dowa, oh- st
Weed 101 ruse. TM match will be concluded today. ks.
SUBMIT T. ENGLAND.—This, the last great match
of the amain at the Surrey Ground, Bennington-oval,
will be oommenoed on Monday.le,
I ZINGARI OLIIIL—Thie celebrated club have E.
code urauemeete for a criatitieg teat in Ireland, corn-
meocier on llooday next, at Dahlia. with the Phcerail ChM. its.
The following week they will play in Yorkshire.
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By the death of General Sir Frederick Stovin, Vi.ort Se
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Colonel of the gird Regiment (observes the Army and esirso ge
Navy Gazette), the following promotions take *Am : tl..:01 1:00
Lieutenant-General E. P. Buckley to be general ; Major- a:00. too
General W. N. Botchioson, colonel of the 33rd Foot, lately WOO 100 e
in command of the western district, to be lieutesant-general 114000, le
and Colossi T. M. Steel, C. 8., unattached, late of the Cold- It. es
11111 stV• Guards, to be majer-peerel. MOO 26.
NUN fOl
Leans - I FATAL ACCIDENT AT SALFORD.--Liverpool-street, 10. SS i
V. lbw& govais.—l do not know how , &mitt was the veep of a deplorable accident yesterday. 10)) 1"
mach knew tha maw hotels are likely to hold their own 'ls pales dove an old hones, a party wall gave way, and ik. 1" Le!
rceirs Unea leimats" cuowsonerlas old* me eriinglog 110 burled four men, two of whom were picked up dead. The '''''''' "'
."II; het I own that they have a great attraction for ether two were seriously injured. ilk le
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.thrir. quietness their der, and in the absence of Gaits bone or Or CORNWALL.—It is generally reported SS. 00 i
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menlstir "rikaid,lianodf wacemninhere thriguAinDest hwankichto loser almost set.-
, "Um" are InerelPertradgea is Cornwall' this year than AZ 1111
"'nit le the head waiter ; sod, far my own part, 1 ass 1 f_.__°. • eleLkel..,_ time
.„,a peat.,,,......"...,,,Th. birdur,,,,.° madly lane and MAO Ili
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l°- mead that I arrive in general far too much fa- j '"`"'°..,, ea "ae ~.,_a''' --,, e-----.Y....--'" m , Dem to
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the at the sad my journey to to perfect myself in 1 ItATLWATINATIPIC nECIIIPTE. —a ue famine roman's tomilo• tell
...... snodostees winch ars trained sad glazed clout my :of runways is the Uoited Kingdom, published for the so. as
7,, or to cultivate my faculties is the telegraphic grime : week ending the 12th of August, amounted es 12,154 miles Ape we ,
rffiods write eurauson the housemaid or sok for hot water. Ito 767,2271., and for the oorrespoodieg week of 1864 on PAO al ,
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to abide by • bell-rope to ring, and a little 11M01 Mike to 731,0801.. showing se Woman of 353 miles, lh toto
„ to respond to it ; and I never ems divest my head and se tearoom of 36,147/. The grove receipt. ors 14 of the 4, OA
_,, the wish that of Mom black-coated ushers, who move principal railways in the UMW Kingdom amounted for the ~ s"
areal with manly* chains round their necks, lam destined week on 8,671 miles In 633,5061., and for the corresprding ri,: se
mo more reminiscences in my "bill" than are altogether ' week of lest yvar, on 8,420 miles, to 606,6461., showing an 66. in
n... 414. On the whole, lam disposed to think increase of 251 miles, and se thaws of 25,8601. sis, se
ij,_^ the ever-dope splendour of decorshoo, sod I The iserwas as the Galedoeisn amounted to 5041.; Aare le
aftnettsi monist of attesdawie, are devised rather to ?oo the Great Eastern to 2.1051.; on the Great Northers to 17 10
ffielbsts
'-'" trove *hese habitual mode of life la peculiarly . 4.7561.; CO the Great Southern and Western to LOW; as old sal
Trl.l and quiet than for inch as are sermstorned to more , the °Not Western to 8011., ;on the Lanomhire sad York- a
lady Intary and comfort. To the former a short ' shire to 1,4481.; oe the London sad North Western to 14000 I
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tthetrain home in on. of these gilded Palmas like' 6,7061.; on the tondos sad Brighton to 1,104/.; on the 1.010 tel
ek__ or the Greed Hotel must he • sort of en. ' Upton and South Weeters is KW. ;on the Men- V. 1•61
2_cted schtence. To Image on silk and be served on cloister, Sheffield, sed Liaactierhire to 1,4913/.; en the 1.!. it
717—to be waited re by an official mere imposingly dig- Biding:l to 1,40 U •es the North British to 1,4601. ; g-ms 10,
r° then his own uncle, must have its *unlade del fight far oe the North Ehnen to 2.6561• ; 4"...,,__0n
____,_the ,_South Udall U
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and impart as amount of enjoyment to his journey' Embers to 1,3311.; fetal, 26,0601. Km n''''l. m ILISIIIN
blur cad
boom than what he derives from *sage 60 other rises in the United Kingdom amounted Agnate
--'—* 1081,_ mode • new plane end a sew on 3,483 mike to 133,7214 ; end for the aorrespondieg week PAC ei
Perri.
on, "not scarieses me of this is that those of leseyear, on 3.381 miles. to 134,4314. 'hostilities bones, tanoolllo'
A "Poo establishineade are the paradise bimetal of the of 102 miles sad of 9,2871. The goods traffic co the 14 OSA% so
"roam. It is the Yankee who delights in the thousand limn above mentioned amounted for the week to 289.3G11.
whoa of Itadon luxury. It is the rose' son of toil spied 279,0341., showier; en increase of 10,2691. The pas- i
. made his bed an the bard ground, and himself split magma week. mails. he.. traffic on these lines mounted
the:,.ffii over which he has cooked his own dinner, that loves to 344.206 L agairot 327,6121. for the corresponding period of
;;!,ts on • does mattress, sod feed on turtle ; and there 1866, abowing as inorame of 16,6811. The total reeriple for
da;artirlars of Bows splendid salami so otailing as the the pot week shoe an Morelos of 9421., ae compared
woe_ hotness the furniture snd the oompeny.—Blect. , with those of the primed* weak gain the sth August.—
, Vans for August. I iferopeth.

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