The Sun.
London, England, 1856-09-02 00:00:00

Second Heat.

R. Ledger (Blue) 1
J. Miall (White) 0
J. Goss (Red) 0
They were level for 50 yards, when Red rowed across
Blue and fouled him, notwithstanding which Blue won
as he liked.

Third Heat.

J. Richards ...
E. Neaves (White) 0
H. Orden (Red) 0
Level for 50 yards ; Red then met with an acciden
Blue went ahead, and won by several lengths.
Grand Heat.

Pigott (White) 1
Ledger _ .......... (Blue) 2
J. Richards (Red) 3
White left the others from the start, and was never
neared.

DINGET RAQE, EY WATEEMEN'S SONS.
First Heat.

G. Williams (Red) 1
W. Pigott (Blue) 0
H. Berry (White) 0
Won by two or three lengths.
Second Heat.

J. Barker
G. Towell
R. Wise ...

(Blue) 1
(Red) 0
(White) 0
Won easily.
Third Heat.

W. Warrington 1 (Blur) 1
R. Taint.
H. Pierce (White) 0
Won by several lengths.
- Grand Hest.
_

J. Barker ... -----
-----
(Blue) 1
G. Williams (Red) 2
W. Warrington (White) 3
Won easily. The distance in this race, was from Kew
bridge to the City Corporation Barge and back.
FOUR•OARED SCRATCH MATCH WITH LANDSMEN,
STEERED BY WATERMEN.
Strand-on-the-Greenrrew . ..... .. 1
Messrs. W. Dory I Messrs R. Dory
If G. Smith „ Bunny
W. Smith, coxswain.
The Kew Crew
Messrs. T. Richards I Messrs. W. Ledger
yl G. Richards ~ R. Ledger
11. Smith, coxswain.
Isleworth Crew
Messrs. W. Hambton I Messrs. W. Smith
. „ J. Ryde „ D. Simms
W. Lewis, coxswain.

The distancs was from i3rentford-ferry to Barker's-
rails, and return to the bridge. Stand•on-the-Green took
the lead, and retained it throighout, closely pressed
for some distance by the Kew Crew. Woi with ease.

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