The Sun.
London, England, 1864-06-15 00:00:00

No. 22,457.

THE SUN, LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 15, 1864.

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finished as follows, the wind being towards the last very
stt ong :

Western Railway Company to take lands at Westbourne
Park, Paddington, adjoining the south side of their railway,
and east of Queen's-road, also at Aberdare, Kidderminster,
and Chirk, to make a line at Worcester in connexion with
the coal depot of the West Midland Railway, to take a
lease of the Hammersmith and City Railway, and the Ten-
bury and Bewdley Railway; to add the narrow or substi-
tute it for the broad gauge on the Hereford, Ross, and
Gloucester, and to raise £500,000 for the general purposes
of the undertaking. The bill also provides for the establish-
ment and management of a superannuation fund for the
officers and servants of the company, to which the company
are to contribute half-yearly out of their revenue a sum equal
to the amount of the half year's contributions of the officers
and servants, and for the establishment by subscriptions of
the company's officers and servants of a fund for guarantee-
ing their good conduct. In the Lords, a committee c,,nsist-
ing of Earl Devon, chairman, and Lords Cowper, South-
ampton, Hatherton and Leigh sat and considered the case
of the Garstang and Knot•end Railway, and having ap-
proved it, proceeded with the consideration of the Wrexham,
Mold, and Connah's Quay. Another committee, Lord
Belper in the chair, and Lords Bolton, Dunsany, Wenlock,
and Egerton were engaged all day in considering the Sol-
way Junction Railway.

H. It. S. 1
Al Brine 5 18 0
Colleen Bawn
Vision
Vampire
Dudu 5 43 27
Alexandra
Octoroon
Folly
Dion° 6 5 17
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The prizes were then duly presented to the winners by
the indefatigable commodore with tho usual congratulations.

HENLEY-ON-THAMES REGATTA.
The entries for the above interesting event announced for
the 23d and 24th have just closed, and are as follows :
Grand Challenge Cup—Oxtord University College,
Rowing Club.
Cam-
bridge g(Trinity Hall), Kingston Rowing Club, London

Ladies' Challenge Plate—Eton College Boat Club, Ox-
ford University College, Cambridge (Trinity Hall), Hadley
Boat Club.

Stewards' Challenge n
—up—Oxford University College,
London Rowing Club, Kingston Rowing Club.
Silver Goblets—Messrs Selwyn and Kinglake,Cambridge,
Ed. Brickwood and L. P. Brickwood, London.
Diamond Challenge Sculls—lL B. Woodgate (Kingston)
E. B. Michell (Oxford).
There are besides some minor races.

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