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

UNIVERSITY

The University boat race i
Saturday next. Circuresta'
pelled the change of many o
mencement of practice, but t
rival crew :
OXFORD.

CAMBRIDGE.
et. lb. I at. lb.
1. P. Gurdnen ...... ... 10 8 'l. J. P. Salter 9 13
2. W. F. Stockon ... 10 1 2. F. C. Alderson
3. R. Salmon
4. A. B. Rock
5. R. Townsend
0. R. P. Lonsdalo ... 11 4 0. T. M'Cormack
7. G. Bennett
8. T. T. Marley 912 8. 11. R. M. Jones... 10 7
F. W. Elea, steerer 9 2 W. Wingfield, eteerer 9 0
Both parties are in training at Putney. They were
out yesterday, an their rowing was extremely fine. The
distance to be rowed is from Barker's rails, Mortlake,
to Putney (off the Star and Garter). The Messrs. Searle
have chartered two steamers for the convenience of a
limited number of the Ale. The start is expected to take
place before 11 in do morning. Dark blue, it will be
remembered, is the Oxford colour.

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extraordinary improvements in the most pewerfal and
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