The Sun.
London, England, 1865-08-11 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, FRIDAY EVOTING, AUGUST 11, 1865.

yONDON must have a Gentleman's SUPPER
A and MUSIC ROO 3I " EVAN'S" after Alfred
Mei lon's Concerts.

tiINAHAN'S LL WHISKY v. COGNAC
'MANDY.
_ .

Trig eele iwated Old rivals the finest
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at

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'iiinahates LL Whisky."

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to bite of the end of your Cigar, when you can
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AT; UTUAL LOAN .FUND ASSOCIATION
(IncJrpomtvd by Act of Parliament, 1850).

14, RUSSELL-STREET, COVENT-GARDEN,

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Discounted at short notice.
.I`orm sent tree on receipt of a
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The Association also lends Money for the purchase of a
house by a tenant. or for the liquidation of mortgages, on
terms most advantageous to the borrower.

EDWARD HARPER, Secretary.

•
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In Chancery.—White v. Lyons.-;North Brixton and.Cam-
berwell.—lmpo,tant Sale of ialultble Leasehold Pro-
perifes.

'AIASTERMAN is appointed to
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and 5, Albert-terrace, Denmark-road, Camt.erwell. held fly'
6i years, and pronucing LOG per annum. The whole will be
sold •n separate lots, excepting ilinse in Albert-terrace, whit h
Will be put up in one lot. On view, by !cafe of the tenants.
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of the Auctioneer; 8, New Gloucester-street, Hoxtun, N.

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example followed by the others, and the course to the Nab
continued with the wind freshening from about S. by E.

The schooners wore started half an hour after the cutters
also to the eastward. The Albertine was smartest in send-
ing up her topsails, with Meteor second best, Evadne third,
and Witchcraft tho slowest, and also several cables length
in the rear at the start. Wind S. by W., falling light- The
Albertine wont away with a strong lead, and to windward
of all. The Intrigue, Circe, and Flying Fish were started at
the same time on their second attempt at a fight for'the £5O
prize. At 11h 45m the wind freshened on the schooners
from about S.S.W., and they made better progress, but the
strength of the wind appeared to be quite insufficient for
driving the Witchcraft at any satisfactory pace. Tho
Witchcraft, however, managed to weather and pass the
Evadne. The Albertinomaintainedher strong lead in pass-
ing the Noman, the others astern of her weathering the
fort staging as follows :

R. M. s. f
Flying Fish ... 12 4 25 Circe ...
Intrigue ... 12 5 2 Evadne ...
Witchcraft ... 12 5 47 Meteor ...

H. H. S.
12 8 10
... 12 8 49
... 12 10 51

The wind now freshened a little, and both cutters and
schooners improved their pace. At 12 32 the Witch-
craft was on the port tack on the Intrigue's weather. As
the cutters neared the Nab they seemed to get the wind
nearly S.S.E., as did also the schooners in the wake of the
cutters. The cutters were not timed round the Nab, owing
to a thick haze on the horizon preventing their flags be-
ing distinguished with any certainty. The schooners in
weathering the Nab took a nice fresh breeze, which they
brought in with them as it gradually veered round to S.W.,
and looked likely to continue. The cutters ran to the west-
ward with big topsails and balloon jibs set, the Marina
carrying, by way of variety, a squaresail. Some pretty
close racing took place between the Niobo and Christabel
in running up to the westward. The times of passing
Ryde pier. by the'cutters were

H. M. 8. H. M. S.
Astarte
Christabel
Niobe
The schooners followed round the Nab, the Albertine at
lh. 6m.-155., Witchcraft at Ih. 26m. 545., and the Evade()
at lh. 41m. 455. The remaining schooners in both races
were not timed, but the relative position§ of all on passing
Ityde pierliead were ascertained, by timing them, as fol-
lows :