The Sun.
London, England, 1853-06-13 00:00:00

THE ELEVEN

First Inniny. Sv.oncl Inninsfs.
Chester, b Fin
Cvesar, b Tinley „2 e Ashby, b FIN 0
Catiyn, c Ashby, b Tinley
Parr, c Brown, b Figg 0 not out . 3
Anderson, c Lieut. Marshall, b
Figg
Guy, c Smith, b Tinley
A. Clarke c Daplyn, b Tinley 2
Arnold, b 'Tinley
Box, not out
A. Mynn, b Tinley „—..... ... .. 2.3-
Clarke, c Cillson, b Tiu.ley .. :: , .1,
Dyes, &c.
•,,

Byes, ere...

Total —• ' Tcita
The match wag resumed on Saturday.

BENLEY ROYAL REGATTA.

SECOND DAY.

13

The racing was reinntied on Saturday;at balf-past.one,
and was continued until'betw:;.cii six and seven in the
evening. The company was not quite so mmieretta as
on the previous day.
Silver Goblets—Pair-oared Race.
Mr. Barlee and Mr. Gordon, Christ College, Cam-

bridge - 1
Mr. Wright. and Mr. Forster, St. John's College;
Cambridge
Mr. King, of Pembroke, and Mr. Hind, of Christ-
church, Oxford, had been entered, but withdrew.
Grand Heat for the Diamond Challenge Sculls and Pre-

sentation Cup.
Mr. S. Rippenhall, Cambridge
Mr. H. Irving, Balliol College, Oxford

Eight-oared Race for the Ladies' Challenge Plate.
Cambridge—Black Prince Boat Club .
Oxford—Pembroke College Boat Club .
The Cambrit-Pm Crew.
.Mr. Dent, lOst 91b.
Mr. Graham, 10st i lb
Mr. Bramwell, lOst 121 b
Mr. J. T. Duesbur3 , list 31b
Mr. Courage, list 121 b
Mr. Tomkinsou, lOst 91b
Mr. Gallow, 9st 61b
Mr. M`Naughten (stroke),
lOst Gib
Mr. E. Freshfield (steerer),
Bst 61b

The Oxford Crew.
Mr. W. H. Young, lOst 51b
Mr. P. L. Pemberton, Ost 31b
Mr. G. Clarke, 10st. 71b

16: H. D. DuiTup, mt. 71b
Mr. E. Hooper, list 81b
Mr. H. R. Warguard, list 81b
Mr. C. F. Cadiz, list 21b.
Mr. W. O. King (stroke),

list 71b .. . ...
Mr. W. Wood (steerer), 9at
91b.

FINAL HEAT FOR THE SILVER WHERRY.
Mr. W. Pobjoy, Wallingford 1
Mr. W. Dormer, Caversham
Visitors' Challenge eup.
Argonaut's Boat Club, London 1
Trinity College, Oxford 0
Argonaut's Crew. The Trinity.
Mr. Snowdou, Sat 31b Mr. M. Wollaston, lOst 111 b
Mr. L. Payne, 9st 41b Mr. G. F. Williams, 10st 81b
Mr. J. Payne, list 101 b M. A. A. Lloyd, lOst Bqlb
Mr. H. Playford, (stroke)lost Mr. W. J. Wylie (stroke), 9st
Mr. Burchett (steorer), 9st. Mr. G. Cox (steerer), Bst 51b
Picked Watermen's Four• Oared Race.
Coombes's crew
Coles's crew
Coombes's crew.
Robt. Newell, Horselydown.
John Doubledee, Lambeth.
W. Messenger, Teddington.
Robert Coombes, stroke.

Coles's crew.
T. Mackinney, Richmond.
John Phelps, Fulham,
William Pocock, Lambeth.
Thomas Coles (champion),
stroke, Chelsea.
Stewards' Challenge Cup for Four-Oared Boats.
University Boat Club, Oxford
Argonaut's Boat Club, London 0
University Crow. Argonaut Screw
Mr. W. M. Wollaston, lOst I Mr. Snowdon, Set 31b
lAib Mr. L. Payne, 9st 41b
Mr. I
G. F. Williams, 10st Slb Mr. J. Payne, list 101 b
Mr. A. A. Lloyd, lOst 831 b Mr. H. Playford (stroke),
Mr. W. J. Wylie, stroke, 9st I lOst
Mr. W. Cox (steerer) I Mr. Burchett (steerer), 9st.
The prizes were afterwards distributed to the success.
fill competitors by Lord Camoys at the Town-hall.

ty morning, about
boiler
rbbouutrat twenty
minutes Two MEN KILLED BY A BOILER EXPLOSION AT
cotton mill of Messrs. Marshall and Son, Heaton-lane,
S T O Cli P 0
afterilT . °e seven S
oa,eulordnka, a
Stockport, over a flue, so as to allow of a large escape
sli
of steam and water through the fire-place, and two of
the firemen, named John Morley and Benjamin Daw-
son, in the boiler hole, were almost instantly scalded to
death. The mill had been at work only forty minutes,
when Mr. Thos. Saxton, the overlooker, observed that
the machinery suddenly slackened speed, but as the
boiler in bursting did not make a loud report, he had no
suspicion of the cause. He instantly went to the boiler-
house, expecting to find the engine-driver there, and dis-
covered the boiler hole filled with steam and boiling
water. Fifteen to twenty minutes elapsed before the
unfortunate firemen could be released, because, from the
construction of the boiler hole, the steam could not get
away, and to have entered the place at first would have
been certain death. The poor men were quite dead.
There are two boiler-houses to the mill, having each
three boilers, and this was the centre one of the set, ou
what is called the weaving side of the mill. The boilerha
is one of 40-horse power, called a waggon boiler,
wit
on ex-
flue through the centre, over the fire-placee boiler over
this flue, about twelve inches long ;
and
amination there appears to be a rent
tending along a line of rivets.
appear to have exerted anygrea t force,explosion does not
as the boiler has
quest on the brickwork has not been
The and three wide, ex-
not not been moved by it, sod
disturbed. An in the bodies of the two decased
was opened on Saturday
afternoon, by Mr. W. S.
Rutter, county coroner.