The Express.
London, England, 1866-08-10 00:00:00

ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON REGATTA.

COWES, MUMMY EV11311:0, AUGUST 9.
The annual regatta dinner of the members of the
squadron took place last night at the Castle. Commodore
the Earl of Wilton presided, the vice-chair being taken by
Vice-Commodore the Marquis of Conyngbam, and amongst
those present were Captain the Prince of Lemingen, Vice-
Admiral Sir Thomas Feeley, Flag-Lieutenant C. P. Bogen,
R.N., Lieutenant the Hon. A. Dennison, R.N., Lieutenant
the Hon. J. B. Vivian, R.N., and Major Mackenzie,
A.D.C. of her Majesty's yacht Victoria and Albert, Sir
Percy Shelley, H. Potten, Esq., Inglis Jones, Esq., Lord
Colville, General Lord Melville, 0.C.8., Lieutenant-
Colonel Markham, F. P. B. Delmf Radcliffe, Esq.,
Admiral Sir C. Talbot, T. G. Appleton, Esq. (owner
of the American sloop Alice), Captain A. Clark,
H. Stanfield, Esq., C. A. Longfellow, Earl Vane, the Hon.
H. Graves, Itc.
This morning was appointed for a race for 1001., open
to all yachts of not less than thirty tons, belonging to •
Royal Yacht Club. The course round the island. The
followingacht's were entered :
Yacht. Tons. Owner.

Intrepid
Madcap
Lulworth
Titania
Blue Bell
Arrow
Pantomime
Rosebud
Vanguard
Plone ts
Viatica
Mobs.
Bite Alice
riS
, Esq
Hirondelle es
Christabel
Menai
Lotus
lolanthe
Lofts
This was a handicap ram, and the time to be allowed
was as follows :

X. I. Y. &
0 Vanimard
- 12 12

Itcrobty.l.

Intrepid
lo=
Vindez
Alice
PaotosOne
Di lobo
Louis

7 49
9 6
9 10
16 67
17 23
20 4
ID 31
116 67
61 47

irceria 2ll ee
Mud& l9 SS
Hlrondello V 20
Blue Bell IS SS
Lulwortk
Menal 34 MI
Hone
Arrow 44 •
Latta

The American sloop Alice did not start. The course this
day was to the westward, and at hal
fired. Tbs f-past ten precisely the
Pantomime, wu th first to
and
satartyfLitewdasby the Titania, Intrepid,
Arrow, at short distsaces from each other. On making
their way up the Solent channel, when just below EHouse, the Pantomime made a lung reach to the south -
ward, and after her the Arrow made a long tack and took
the second place. Some fine manoeuvring then went on and
the Arrow and Lulworth hada desperate struggle for the first
place. The inaomitable and almost unconquerable Arrow
then took the lead, and the Lufra, hitherto holding a good
wind, off Lymington Creek weathered the Pantomime,
and soon afterwards the whole fleet were hull down,
making their way down the Needles Passage, and any
further notice of them could not be obtained ; the details
of the race at the back of the island must necessarily be
deferred. About half-pest four o'clock this afternoon there
warn a cry raised that the yachts were in sight, and this
report turned out to be true, for far distant to the east-
ward was seen Lord Ponsonb7's Lufra, a new vessel, and
hitherto untried in racing, while to the leeward was ob-
served, beating against the flood tide, the " Old Arrow,"
and run further to the leeward Mr. Mulholland's Egeria,
bat as the two first vessels may be called upon to allow a
considerable amount of time to some of the others, the re-
sult of the race must be deferred until to-morrow. The
Loin 011 MS in first, the Arrow second, and the Blue Bell
third.

—The Regatta Ball takes place this awning at the Castle,
and it is expected to be both numerously and faahionably
atkoldecl.

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