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

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E. Woulhpu3s
R. E. h alley
H. Birkin 'r
s, Cockswain. -;
Next to the united crew of the Combeses Claspors,
the " Newer-mind-4" %v, re the favourites, and many did
_ti••.
not indeed hesitate to express their conviction that they
would be found competent to defend the high character
of superiority which the London watertnen have so emi-
nently attained, while others regretted that anything
should hove occurred to have caused the necessity of a
division of their
.strength. The Durham crew were
next in request.

Brocas Crew, Etoa
E. Windsor
G. Hill

It was a fair start; after which Red began to draw a
head, and off the
_committee-barge had cleared them-
selves. The other two made a very close race for E ome
distance, when Pink took the second place. The Never•
mind •it won by a length and a half; the third crew were
two lengths behixd the second; the other nowhere.
Grand Heat.
The beautiful stylo exhibited in tha St. Agnes, not-
withstanding the capital work exhibited in the Never-
mind-it, made the former the favourite at slight odds,
and it was justly considered from what bud been wit-
nessed thst the race would be entirely between :these
two. The assemblage At this time amounted to many
thousand,•, who exhibited the utmost anxiety to see the
decision.
The St. Agnes crew ... 1
The Never ... 2
It was certainly a most gallant race; they all went away
together at a most exttuordinary pace, anti after a few
strokes the two c: ack crows began to show their hesda
in trout, the St. Aguei with about half a yard of lead.
At the committee-barge the St. Agnes had got half their
length clear, and the other plrty putting o❑ a desperate
spurt, decreased it in the next few.strokes by a tootor
so, but the others, v ith their fine even beautifully last-
ing style, gradually stole away from them, but were
closely pressed by the Never-mind•it, who exhibited
throughout the greatest game and determination, but
could not better their fortune. The St. Agnes won by
a length.
Apprentices' Match, for a Coat, Badge, and Freedom,
the presentation or E. Morris, Esq.
First Heat.
R. Rush, Westminster (Stripe) 1
R. J. Scott, Southwark ... (Black) 2
H. Fuller, Lambeth ~. ... (Green) 0
P. W. Hells, ditto ... (Purple) 0
Two others started. Rush led almost immediately
after the ►tart, kept it, and won by a length. The se-
cond and third men made a vary spirited race—all, in-
deed, rowed very gallantly..

Second Heat.
J. Chitty, Richmond ... (Yellow and White). 1
G. Shaw, Westminster... ... (Light Blue) 2
G. Penn, Twickenham... ... (Red and Yellow) 0
R. T. Morton, Lamb;•th .. (Black and Yellow) 0
Two others start, d. Yellow and White shortly sitar
the start fouled a barge, and were thrown back, which
gave Black and Yellow and Blue the advantage of posi-
tion. Notwithstanding the accidcnt, the winners went
to work with much game, and placed their opponents in
succession, winning by their own length.
Grand Heat.

J. Chitty, Richmond
G. Shaw, Westminster...
This was deoidtd to be a dead heat. It was through-
out a good spirited race, but the river was so studded
with boats that the men's course was oft impeded, and
Rush, upon some accident, capsized, while Yellow and
White was fouled near home by a skiff, but, notwith-
standing, endeavoured to regain his position of first
man which he had lost by the foul, and rowed in abreast
of his adversary.
Watermen Scullers for 30 Sovereigns.
First Heat.
Joseph Leach ... ... (Red and White) 1
Thomas Cole ... (Yellow and Black) 2
John Wilson ...(Light Blue) 0
William Forest ... (Blue and White) 0
Two others started. It was a must excellent race;
they were altogether nearly half the distance with
scalcely anything that could be galled a lead. The
winntr then drew right away and came in first by two
lengths; it was a game contest tor second place.
Second Heat.

J. A. Messenger ... ••• (Yellow) 1
John Rao
••• ••• ... (Purple) 2
George Henderson ... (Pink) 0
R. Messam ••• (Red) 0
Two others started. It was a good race throughout,
the men being in a cluster for two or three minutes.
Messenger soon went in front and won cleverly.
Grand Heat.
J. A. Messenger 1

J. Leach

.., 0

A rapid start was seconded by Leach gaining an ad-
vance, closely waited upon by Rae and Cole. The win-
ner, 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 Chaffing
and Leach, after being skull and skull for a few strokes,
the winner went into the first place.
Amateur Four-oared Race for a Silver Challenge Cup.
The Thames Club, London ...(Pink) 1
Leander ditto ... ... (lied) 0

Ariel, Cambridge (Light illue) 0
St. George's, ditto (Red and White) 0
They were in a cluster for a tew strokes, and then the
St. George's took a sl;ght 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 for the second place, but were
!culed 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 Crips.
G. P. Edwards and F. Mai sham (Pink) 1
Berry and T. Bartley ... (Stripe) 0
F. G. Chiflingworth 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 EVENING.
Tho following is a cumplute list of the arrivals up to
the present time.
Premier,e
Cu
bynlvoolliiche,leßsohean,
Mot,Sj I
Thringarth, Essederius, Sauter la Cuupo, and Iv
VaLne Lamb's
Tbwh
Wool.
FOR Two AND THREE YEAR OLD STAIEES.—C. by
Irish Birdcatcher, dam by Dr. ,S)ntax—Lady GAYA,
Potentia filly—Sicyon—f by Jerry, dam by Actsem—
Cadger, f by Don John—out of Sister to Aidderby—
Hammer and Tongs—Mahaseah—Probity=Catpain
Grant—Shilmalier West—French Susy—Leonidas—
Steppingstone—the Italian—Sweetheart,—Denbury—
Arena—Marriott—f b Gladiator, out of Lolly-
pop—f by Gladiator, out of Mareschina—the
Knight of Anvel,—Tingles—f by Charles the
Twelfth, out of Fury—Harum Scarum—f by Jerced,
out of Muff—Voyager—Timothy—Colleen Rhue, all two
yr olds—the Flying Dutchman—Belus Old Dan Tucker
—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 agst Thringartn 6to 1 agst John Cosser
I
2to I agst Essedarius ltt to 1 agst Keleshea.
BE ['TING AT MANCHESTER.—TUESDAY.
LIVERPOOL Cur.-2 to 1 agst Teringarth (t):-5 to 2
agst E-sedarius (0-8 to 1 agst Keleshea (0-8 to 1
agst John Cosser (t)-12 to I not Westow (t).
GOODWOOD STAKES.-10 to 1 agst Maid of Meehan'
(t)-11 to 1 agst Fernhill-12 to 1 agst Topharia-12
to 1 agst Syrup—Plito 1 agst Giselle-16 to 1 agstWall•
flower.