The Sun.
London, England, 1856-03-13 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY BOAT RACE.

The University boat race is appointed to take place on
Saturday next. Circumstances have necessarily com-
pelled the change of many of the rowers since the com-
mencement of practice, but the following will form the

rival crew :
OXFORD.

et. lb.
1. P. Gurdnon lO 8
2. W. F. Stocken
3. R. Salmon ...... 10 10
4. A. B. Rock
5. R. Townsend
G. R. P. Lonsdale
7. G. Bennett
S. T. T. Thule), 9 12
F. W. Elers, steerer 9 2

CAMBRIDGE.
st. lb.
1. J. P. Salter 9 13
2. F. C. Alderson .
3. R. Lewis Lloyd
4. E. Fairrie
5. U. Williams
6. T. M'Cormack
7. 11. Snow
8. 11. R. M. Jones
W. Wingfield, steerer 9 0

Both parties are in training at Putney. They were
out yesterday, awl their rowing was extremely fine. The
distance to be rowed is from Barker's rails, Mortla!,:c,
to Putney (off the Star and Garter). The Messrs. Searle
have chartered two steamers for the convenience of a
limited number of the elite. The start is expected to take
place before 11 in the morning. Dark blue, it will be
remembered, is the Oxford colour.

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