The Sun.
London, England, 1855-08-15 00:00:00

Fourth heat.

H. Humphreys Yellow 1
C. J. Rose Gieen 2
T. White White 3
T. Tarrell Blue 0
After some loss of time they got away, when there
was a slight foul, which was not claimed. They con-
tinued close together to the Crab Tree, where yellow
broke away, leaving the others in a cluster, in which
form they came in. Won by a length.
Four-oared Race for Gentlemen, for the Clifford
Challenge Cup and Presentation Cup.
The Wandle Club (Wandsworth) 1
The Volante Club (Lambeth)

The Wandle Crew.
Messrs. Playford. I Messrs. Potter.
Pile. Ireland.

Levine, coxswain.
The Volante Crew.
Messrs, J. D. Doulton. I Messrs. Thorne.
'Williams. J. Doulton.
Carmichael, coxswain.
This was another of the great races of the regatta, and
reflected the highest credit upon every gentleman con-
cerned in it. It was a very beautiful even start, and,
with the head of the winning boat about a yard in ad-
vance, they passed the Half Moon. The Wandle then
made a desperate attempt to shake their opponents off,
but the Volante's pace was so great that they could not,
and at Craven Cottage they were beginning to get oar
and oar again, and so they continued to the Crab Tree,
where both crews were evidently becoming exhausted,
but their enormous game kept them hard at work, and
ding-dong they went under Hammersmith Bridge to-
gether, amidst the deafening shouts of the assemblage
congregated there at that time. The Wandle then put
on a magnificent spurt, but the Volante again went to
work and caught them off Adams's. The race, was,
however, now over, and the final effort of the Wandle
men placed them a clear length or more in advance at
the Eyot.
PAIR-OARED RACE, open to the World.
First Heat.

E. Winship and T. Bruce
W. Pocock and H. Clasper
W. Twickenham and H. Salter

White 1
Green 2
Red 0

This was another of the great matches, although there
was nothing extraordinary in the rowing of the heat it-
self. Bruce and Winship (two of the Elswick crew) took
the lead at a dashing pace, and kept it throughout. The
third pair were tailed before the finish.

Second Heat.
T. Wood and A. Ault Black 1
T. Day and B. Bain Blue 2
R. Coombes and G. Salter
The first named pair belonged to the renowned Man-
chester four who won on Monday ; the second pair were
"the slighted tradesmen ;" while Coombes, the ex-
champion of the Thames, and G. Salter, were two of the
celebrated St. Agnes crew.
A bustling start was succeeded by black taking the
lead, pressed closely at first by blue, but as they neared
the. Crab Tree the winners drew themselves clear, and
kept it all the way ; as blue shook off the other
pair, the two first boats made no great conflict at the end.
The final heat is reserved for to-day, and creates the

most lively sporting interest. Winship and Bruce and
Ault and Wood are freely backed, singly and together,
although Pocock and Clasper, who won last year, are in
the race.

SCULLERS' RACE for TRADESMEN.

T. Richardson .
T. Chandler ....
J. Green ...
W. Hurley ....

Red 1
Green 0
Blue 0
White 0

The race was very smart throughout. The two leading
men soon separated themselves from the others, Green
being a trifle in front ; but owing to looking out too
often, he lost way, and red passed him at the finish, and
won by a length.