The Sun.
London, England, 1849-07-11 00:00:00

J. Leach

... 0

A rapid start was seconded by Leach gaining an ad-
vance, closely waited upon by Rae and Cole. The win•
tier, who had the worst of the start, and who subse-
quently gave way to prevent a foul, soon rowed by the
latter two, and at the point near the Crab-tree Chafing
and Leach, after being skull and skull for a few strokes,
the winner wont into the first place.
Amateur Four-oared Race for a Silver Challenge Cup.
The Thames Club, London ... ...(Pink) 1
Leander ditto ... (Red) 0
1) 0

Ariel, Cambridge

. (Light lilu,

St. George's, ditto „, (Red and White) 0
They were in a cluster far a few strokes, and then the
St. George's took a slight lead for a few moments, which
they, however, did not maintain, and gave place to the
winners, who kept it all the way. The Leander made
several plucky efforts fur the second place, but were
fou,ed by the Ariel, and had to make a sheer in towards
the shore, the whole occurring in the heat of the race.
Amateur Pair•oared Race, for Two Silver Cups.

G. P. Edwards and F. Marsham ... (Pink) 1
Berry and T. Hartley (Stripe) 0
F. G. Chiliii.gworth and J. D. Chillingworth 0
The winners, after the first two or three minutes, did
as they liked. They went off with the lead, kept it, and
won by some lengths.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE..,.
LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY EVENINet
The following is a complete list of the arrivals urln
the present time.
Cur Llonsts.—john Cosser, lieleshea, Sylvan, '4128
Premier, Portrait, Raby, Woolwich, Bon Mot, Wertow,
Thringarth, Essedixius, Sauter la Coupe, and Lamb's
Wool.
FOR Two AND THREE YEAR OLD STAKES.—C. by
Irish Birdesteher, darn by 1)r. S)ntax—Lady Godivt,
Potentia filly—Sieyon—f by Jerry, dam by Actzln—
Cadger, f by 1)on John—out of Sister to Aidderby—
Hammer and Torps—Mahaseah—Probity—Catpain
Grant—Shilmalier West—French Susy—Leonidas—
Steppingstone—the• Italian—Sweotheart,—Denbury—
Arena—Marriott—f b Gladiator, out of Lolly.
pnp—f by Gladiator, out of Maresehina—the
Knight of Anvel,—Tingles—f by Charles the
Twelfth, out of Fury—Harum Scarum—f by Jersei,
out of Muff—Voyager—Timothy— Ccll(en Rhue, all two
yr olds—the Flying Dutchman—Belus— Old Dan Ttn her
—Chantrey—Roland—Strongbow—Elthiron—Cigarette
—Circus the Widow —Magician —Penthesilea—and
several others for the Plates.
LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY MoRNING.
LATEST CUP BETTING.
(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
7to 4 ag,,t Thringarth 6to 1 apt John Cosset.
2to 1 a.gst Essedarius 10 to 1 agst Keleshea.
BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—TUESDAY.
LIVERPOOL CPP.-2 to I sgst Thringarth (t)-5 to 2
agst &sedarius (t)-8 to I agst Keleshea (t)—S to 1
agat John Cosser (t)-12 to 1 agst Weatow (t).
GOODWOOD STAKES.-10 to 1 agat Maid of Meehan%
(0-11 to 1 agst Fernhill-12 to 1 agat Tophsna-12
to 1 agst Syrup-14jto 1 agst Giselle-16 to 1 egstWell.
flower.

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CRICKET.
KENT v. ENGLAND.
The renewal of this grand match yesterday. at
as on Monday, by a very
large attendance of speeta
sands again
Lloyd's, was disting
erovidttl the ground, and it was the subject of remark
uishedt.ors. Several thou
that the muster of persons of distinction was even more
numerous than on the first day of the contest. A refer-.
epee to the score will inform the reader, that havin.g
been headed by England on the first innings by 44
runs, Kent went in for their second hands, when 101
resulted from their efforts. Of these Pilch obtained
34, Mr. Felix, 16 ; Ilinkly, la ; Adams, 11 ; MartAn-
gell, 10; whilst all the rest made but single figures only.
England then went in to obtain 57 to tie, or 58
to win, mid it will be seen Oa! the requited numb''. was
got v.ith seven wickets to spare. Tie final score was as
follows :