The Sun.
London, England, 1846-06-25 00:00:00

THAMES GRAND REGATTA.

The committee of management met yesterday evening, at
the British Coffee-house, to complete their arrangements for
this great aquatic fete.
Mr. C. Sylw.) ri, the vice president, after acknowledging the
receipt of 101. from his Royal Highness Prince Albert, the
patron of the regat.a, went through a list of competitors,
with the order in which the races had been appointed to
come off.
Subjoined are the entries, with the sport allotted to each
day :
GENTLEMEN'S PRIZES.

Gold Challenge Cup, Eight-oared Boats—Eton and West-
minster (Oxford University), the Thames (Stangate) Club,
First Trinity Cambridge.
SilverCballenL'e, for Four-oared Boats—The Spbynx, Civil
Engineers, Argonaut, Oxford University, Berne, First Trinity,
the Cygnet, Ariel, Guys, Thetis.
Pair of Silver Cups, for Pair-oared Boats—T. IL Fellows,
Leander; E. Fellom s, Exeter College, Oxford ; J. Wolsten-
holme, Fiist of Trinity; Vincent. First of Trinity; Strutton
and Lambert. Conant, Oxford University • Stapylton, Oxford
University; J. Allen, Oriel; F. E. Dodd, Oriel.
Silver Challenge Cup, presented by Mr. Layton, with a
further prize, the gift of Me.-srs. Makepace and Walford, for
scullers—C. Russell, Cambridge University Rooms; G. H.
Fell ,ws, Leander Club ; G. Peacock, ditto ; Barton, Bachelor,
A. Compton, Thetis; Kennedy, Amateur Sculler Club.
The Trade mans' Challenge Plate for four-oared boats—
The Temple Club, the Sceptre, the Lambeth.

PRIZES FOR WATERMEN AND OTHERS.
100 Soya., open to all the world, four-oared boats.
The Ut.ity—John Phelps, W. Pocock, Robert. Isi
Robert Coombes, D. Coombes, coxswain.
The Old Fox—Robert Doubledee, Charles Campbell, John
Doubleday, Joseph Leach, and G. Campbell, coxswain.
The Figherman's Crew—James Grant, Edward Turner,
YOlosier,R. Hearne, and James Lewis, coxswain.

The Trial Crew—T. Goodrum, T. Cook, I Lett, T. Coombe,
and J. Banks, coxswain.
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J. Hammock, Holmes,
Flying Dutchman—G. Sheppard,
Chettell, and Bekker.
The Strangers' Prize of r.O EON'S. for four-oared boats, open
to all the world, exclusive of London watermen and lands-
men, and 100 guineas champion prize—The Eton crew, the
Bristol crew, the Oxford watermen.
Champion Scullet's Prize of 251, open to all the world—
W. Pocock, R. Newell, Phelps.
Eighty soya., pair oars, watermen—C. Campbell and Kelly,
R. and T. Coombes J. Doubledee and Kipping, J. Phelps
and J. Godfrey, Shelton and G. Campbell, Dodd and Wilson,
H. Green and W. Meekiff, G. Everard and E. Bartlet, Perry
and Braithwaite, R. Doubledee and Goodwin.
Fifty sovs., sculls—Forest, P. Phelps, W. Watts, Cobb,
Lett, Leach, Messam, Pocock, and Cooke.
A Coat and Badge with a Freedom, presented 137 Evan
Morris, Esq.—There are six entries, two of which are
doubtful.

Landsmen's Match in four-oared boats—There are eight
entries for this race.
The sport is thus arranged—
FIRST DAY (MONDAY, JUNE 29).

Amateur Pair Oars Match—First heat.
Amateur Pair Oars Match—Second heat.
Waterman Scullers' Match—First heat.
Waterman Sculiers' Match—Second heat.
Watermen's Prize Boats' Oars Match—First heat.
Watermen's Prize Boats' Oars Match—Second heat.
Amateur Pair Oars Match—Grand heat.
Apprentice's March—One beat.
Waterman Scullers—Final heat.
Watermen's Prize Boats—Final heat.
SECOND DAY (TUESDAY).
Amateur Scullers—First heat.
Amateui Scullers—Second heat.
Lam smen's Four-oared blatch—First heat.
Lar,dsmen'a Four-oared Match—Second beat.
Watermen's Pair Oars—First heat.
Amateur Scullers—Grand beat.
Watermen's Pair Oars—Second heat.
Strangers' Prize—One heat.
Champion Scullery' Prize—One heat.
Grand Eight-oar Match for the Challenge Cup—One heat.
Landsmet;'s Four-oar Match—Grand heat.
Waterman's Pair Oars—Final heat.
THIRD DAY (WEDNESDAY).
Champion Four oar Match—First heat.
Champion Four-oar Match—Second heat.
Amateur Four-oar Match— First heat.
Amateur Four-oar Match—Second heat.
Tradesmen's Challenge Plate—One heat.
Champion Four oar Match—Final heat.
Amateur Four-oar Match—Final heat

Eight-oar Amateur Scratch. Match.
Fur silver medals.

Tlas-raess,--uuth-threo-exeeptions, will ba—avawad upwards,
the course being for parr oars and sculls. from Putney to
liannnersmith• bridge; for larger boats the distance will ex-
tend to Chiswick Eyot. The two last on the first day an
last on the second will be rowed down.

The sport will commence at half-past three on the two first
days, and four on the last.
The two boats, given by Messrs. Searle and Sons, and
Messrs. Raymond, will be rowed for by men who have been
rejected for the 80 sov. oars and 50 soy. stalls.
No boats will be allowed to accompany the races.