The Sun.
London, England, 1854-06-27 00:00:00

KING'S COLLEGE BOAT RACES;

The annual boat races amongst the King's College
gentlemen took place yesterday. The sport was to have
consisted of the usual Senior Scullers' Race, for a silver
Challenge cup, to be won two years successively, and to
become the permanent property of the holder ; a junior
scullers' race, and a four oared cutter race, for presenta-
tion prizes ; but owing to the heavy wind which pre-
vailed the four-oared cutters were swamped as they were
being towed to the starting place, and the rice to have
been rowed in them was consequently deferred:
SENIOR SCULLERS' RACE. The distance from Putney
to Hammersmith-bridge. Mr. Willoughby, of the
Leander Club, kindly officiated as umpire.
Mr. Walters, jun. (Pink) 1
(Orange) 2
Mr. Dickson
M (Dark Blue) 3
Mr. Stavely
Mr. Tripp (Scarlet) 4
They made a very excellent start altogether, but Mr.
Walters very soon went in front, and, taking the lead,
maintained it throughout. A very spirited race followed
amongst the other three, in the heat of which:Mr.
Stavely was fouled by a boat, and was probably by the
accident thrown out of the second place.
JUNIOR SCULLERS' RACE. Distance from Hammersmith
to Putney.

( From the Morning Post. )
Lord Aberdeen's recantation removes nothing, and
amends very little, of what he said a week before. It is
calculated to increase the public impression of his perso-
nal weakness, without Bimini-hint the want of confidence
in the Ministry created by the fact of the highest post in
it being filled by the feeblest politician in Europe.
The points in the Prernier's reply to Lord Lyndhurst,
which excited such resentment, such mortification, and,
it must be said, such disgust, were those which indicated
the actual state of his opinions on the duties and prod-
pects of the country in the present issue of war, and not
any inferences or speculations as to his share or respon-
sibility in training the Treaty of Adrianople. It was by
the tone and the evident animus of that most unhappy
speech still more than by its extraordinary statements,
that so much misgiving was raised. We say misgiving,
in preference to using Lord Aberdeen's own term of mis-
apprehension, because we now less than ever cap see any
reason to believe that there was, properly speaking, any
misapprehension in the matter. It is clear from the ex-
planation as well as from the original statement—from
the gloss as well as from the text—that Lord Aberdeen
did say on Monday week precisely what he was reported IMPORTATION OF CHEESE.—On Monday a return to
to have said, and from all that we now gather of his the House of Commons was published (procured by Sir
views on foreign policy, we are persuaded that he meant Philip Egerton), showing that in the year ended f
cheese
tions.of which the Premier complains to his declarations was 396,
L4O3ATE cwt. 3 qrs.
AT LEIOEand 9lbs.
ER.—APPREHENSION
on the Eastern question are not removed but confirmed THE MURDER ST
by his later confession of political faith. OF THE SUPPOSED MURDERER.—lnformation has been
It is humiliating to the Prime Minister of England received of the apprehension of a man who is suspected
that he should have to make this or any such confession of having committed a most atrocious murder and high-
as this ; and it is doubly humiliating that he should way robbery, on the 17th inst., on the Hinckley Turn-
think himself obliged, in order to secure his position, pike-road, leading from Leicester to Kirby Minelve. It
to play at " Pu4s in the Corner" with the hon. member may be remembered that, on the 17th inst.,
Mr. Samuel
for Aylesbury, for an opportunity of forestalltng the Adcock, a farmer residing at the latter place, was found
game which he has been told is to be played against lying on the ground quite dead, having been shot through
him. It is more than humiliating, it is mischievous as the head, apparently with a pistol ball, and his pockets
regards the spirit of his own people ;it is disadvantageous rifled. He had been to Leicester market, and was on
and dangerous as regards the opinion and apprehensions his return. An inquest was held and adjourned. The
of foreign nations, whether opposed to or allied with us, 1 particulars of the grounds of suspicion have not been ',
that uncertainty should exist as to the objects which allowed to transpire, as the prisoner has been conveyed'
Great Britain seeks to secure by her declaration and to Leicester for examination, preparatory to the inquest
prosecution of war, or doubts created as to her good being resumed.
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Mr. Holverton (Purple) 1
Mr. Macpherson (Scarlet) 2
This was a smart race, Macpherson having the best
place, but ultimately he got into the lumpy water, while
his opponent courted the shelter of the shore.

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