The Sun.
London, England, 1847-08-17 00:00:00

LEICESTERSHIRE.

Keslin, s Dorrinton, b Hillyer... 3... b Dean 21
G. Clifford, Esq~ b Hillyer
Marshall, run out
Warrinton, b Hillyer
Deacon, b Mynn ... ...... ........ ?....b Mynn

Dakin, b Myim 1...b Dan . .....32
R. Seddon, Esq., b. Hillyer
E. Elmehirst, Esq., c Pilcb, b
Myan
Pratt, b Hillyer 0...b Dean 0
C. J. Freer, Esq., b Hillyer ...... 5... c Mynn, b Hillyer
A. Bass, Esq, c and b Mynn ... 8... b Mynn 4
W. Benn, Esq., hit wicket, b
Hillyer..... 6...b Hillyer .. . ....
J. Wheatley, Esq., b Hillyer ... 3... b Dean 0
Nicholson, b Hillyer 16... c Hillyer, b Mynn ... 4
Dakin, jun., c Mynn, b Hillyer 0...n0t out 0
Barker, run out
J. Fabling, Esq., b Mynn .....
J. Pratt, Esq~ not out
W. Brooks, sq., c Pilch, b Hill-
yer 1 ..run out 0
J. Fulshaw, Esq., b Mynn ...... 1... c Mynn, b Dean—
Byes 8, wide (Mynn) 2 .........10—Byes 8, wide 1 9

73
ALL ENGLAND.
A. Mynn, Esq., b Dakin 5
Hiller, s Clifford, b Marshall ll
Clarke, s Warrbatan, b Marshall 10
Pilch, b Dakin 37
Guy, c Dakin, b Marshall
0. C. Pell, Esq., b Dakin 8
N. Felix, Esq., run out
Dorriuton, run out 7
G. Parr, c Elmhirst, b Fulshaw 100
Dean, c Elmhirst, b Warrinton 44
Sewell, not 0ut......... ........ 6
Byes 28, wide 10, no ball 1 39

All England therefore won in
one
innings by 71 raw.
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--PEDESTRIANISM.
GEORGE BRADSRArcia:_
yeSte a ILEgi: concourse of " London
event attracted
roils ground of the Bat and Ball,
to the
The s.ifp
relations of the articles were, that
particulars"
Ilammersmith, whose pedestrian
George Bradshaw. 0
well before the public, should
Br
are already
walk seven miles, fair toe and heel, for a stake of 20 so-
reigns, the like amount being deposited by the backers
of' Old Time. The measurement of the distance to be
traversed was 12,320 yards, and as the area of the ground
at mine host Farr's proved to be 578 yards, 21 circuits
of the course, with 182 yards extra at the coming-in,
had to be walked. At five minutes after five o'clock
Bradshaw started from the scratch, in racing trim; to
our eye, however, he was too fleshy, and by no means in
such tip-top condition as when he walked Powell or
East, in his last match with that pedestrian. The first
3i miles were covered in 29 minutes 33 seconds, which
gave a winning aspect to the man; in the fourth mile he
walked a little out, owing to the inequalities of the
ground; in the fifth he met with a severe wrench of the
right foot, by putting it into a hole, staggered, and
nearly fell. From this time he walked in difficulties,
and finally lost the match by coming to the winning-LO."
1 hour and 40 seconds from the time of starting.
laterTne
old gentleman who carries the scythe, and sooner. orroften
mows as all down, thus triumphed, bY
a gain
cash
shillings per second, over those who had risked their
against him.

OXFORD UNIVERSITY, Ara. 14•--It is understood
that sixteen heads of houses voted at the late election
for Mr. Round, four for Mr. Gladstone, and four did not
vote. Of the head masters of public schools, being
Oxford men, all but one voted for Mr. Gladstone. By
Consent of the Vice-Chancellor and both committees, a
poll-book will be published, and the pairs stated in an
appendix.

AQUATICS.
STRAND -LANE REGATTA.
Yesterday a purse of sovereigns and other prizes
given by the inhabitants of St. Mary-le-Strand, St. Cle-
ment's Danes, the Temple, and its vicinity,
were con-
tended for by fourteen free watermen, belonging to
Waterloo. bridge, Arundel, Essex, and Temple Stairs,
in three heats. The two first boats in each heat to start
for the grand heat. • •

- First Heat.
Richard Teasdale and Isaac Sculthorpe ...(Pink)
Andrew Mitchell and W. Mason ... (Light blue) 2
George Garrett and William Webster (Green) 3
Richard Martin and Joseph Waite ... (Purple) 4
' '

A good start was effected, when pink and light blue
soon showed in front, and arrived in the above order.
Green being third in this heat, was entitled to row in the
second heat.

Second Heat.

Benjamin Russell and Robert Ridgway ... (White) 1
George Garret and William: Webster ... (Green) 2
John Bush and James Dupere (Yellow) 0
Samuel Martin and Joseph Teasdale ... (Red) 0

Grand Heat.

This heat was severely contested throughout by white
and pink, when pink ultimately came in the winner.

CHELSEA REGATTA.
The annual regatta at Chelsea took place yesterdty,
twelve watermen contending, in an oars wager, fol. a
purse of sovereigns, subscribed by the residents of _the
vicinity. The rowing throughout was excellent, and the
attendance of spectators, as usual, extremely Vitynerous.
The contest was in three heats.
First eat. _
William Waight and CharlesH Cole, jun. (Green) 1
Thomas Cole, jun., and William Cole
... (Yellow`
James Atkins and Thomas Woodford (Pink) ,0
The distance in this and the next succeeding beat
was from opposite the Yorkshire Grey, up to Cremorne-
house, down round a boat moored off the British Flag,
and back to the Eight Bells, Cheyne-walk.
An even start, at a good pace, was succeeded by
Yellow taking the lead; but in coming up nearly oppo-
site the British Flag, the winners, who had been upon
their quarter for some distance, took the first place and
kept it. Won by c length and a half.

Second Heat.
George Thomas and John Prince ... (Scarlet) 1
Joseph Cole, jun. and George Brown
The winner took the lead and kept it, closely waited
on by the second man, and came in a length only a head.