The Sun.
London, England, 1856-08-26 00:00:00

1.3 p citing Intelligence.

TATTER SA LLS'. —MONDAY.
Beyond the settline, of the York accounts little busi-
ness was transacted. For the St. Leger Fazzoletto and
Ellington were heal and head iu the betting. Neither
was backed outright, but 2 to 1, to nearly 1,000/., was
laid on them coupled ; 5 to 2 was betted once ; 7 to 4
was offered o❑ the field.

Nothing was done relative to the Egham events or
;he Leamington Stakes.
The quotations at the close were as follows :
Sr. LEGER.
7 to 4 offered on the field
100 to 6 agst Brother to Bird.on•the-Wing (taken)
25 to 1 agst Lundyfoot (taken)
200 even on Fazz)letto agst Ellington (taken)
2 to 1 on Fazzoletto and Ellington, coupled
(taken to money ; 5 to 2 also laid)
DERBY.
20 to 1 agst Schiedam (taken)
25 to 1 agst Tournament (taken ; 1,000 to 35
laid ouct)

R IDCLIFFE -RAC ES.—MONDAY.
Heaton Park Handicap.
General Winnarn
.
Bet,y B
Two-yr-old Stakes.

........... . ... .2

Bel Esper-iiz

Eight ran.
Wilton Cup.

Yorkshire Grey
Pant noinie
Van Dun3k

Stand Plate.

Hanover .
Alfred ....

AQUATICS.

LIMEHOUSE, POPLAR, AND MILLWALL

REGATTA.
This very old-established wager came off yesterday,
and attracted a very large concour,e of spectators both
ashore and afloat. A new boat and various other prizes,
given by the inhabitants of the above parishes, were
rowed for by six free watermen in five heats ; the race
being under the management of H. Temple. The fol-
lowing are the results :

First Heat.
J. Hawkins, Kidney Stairs Blue 1
J. Pugh, Duke Shore
T. CJX, Limehouse Hole Green 0
The distance in all the heats extended from Rateliff
cross to the Torrington Arms, twice round. Blue took
the lead and,kept it all the way, winning alter a close
race by four lengths. Green gave in first time round.
Second Heat.
T. Lock, Kidney Stairs Pink 1
G. Beckett, Liruehouse Hole ..........Yellow 0
S. Dyson, Millwall Light Blue 0
Even start. After twenty pulls Yellow went slightly
ahead, followed by Light Blue. Coming down second
time Light Blue became first, Yellow on his quarter,
and while thee. two were having this govere struggle for
the first place they went too far, and Pink, who was six
'engths behind, rounded the buoy first. Won by three
lengths, the other two making a dead heat.
Third Heat.

Light B:ue
Red
Green
Yellow 0
Light B ue took the lead, and kept it all the way by
good and perfect rowing. The other three were close
up half-way, when Red went into the second place, and
a most splendid race between Green and Yellow resulted
'n another dead heat. Won by two lengths.
Fourth Heat.

Blue
Pink
Light Blue ...
Red . 0
Blue took the lead, and kept it all the uay, but only
just clear of Pink. The other two were two boats'
length behind, having a capital race. In this order they
continued to the finiph, where Pink half• overlapped
Blue ; Red was third, half a clear boat ahead of Light
Blue.

Grand Heat.

Pink................................................... 1
81ue................................................... 2
It was a very beautiful start, both being scull•and-
scull all the way down, when they fouled accidentally.
When they got clear Pink rowed away, but Blue caught
him again, and they were so very close that two or three
more collisions took place. Ultimately Pink drew in
front, and after a protracted struggle won the race by
three lengths.

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Money order offices will also be opened at Cannock,
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Lancashire; Hirwain,
-in-Teesdale, Durham ; Oaken-
Yorkshire ; Middleton
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