The Sun.
London, England, 1866-02-14 00:00:00

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+llichmond
Hendon
Monmouth
Manchester Autumn 2l
Newmarket Ist October 25
tiValsall
BER.
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Newmarket Houghton 22
Worcester

COURSING.

THE GREAT WATERLOO MEETING.

LivERPooL, Taesday Night.
THE DRAW.

Stewards :—Lord Lugan and Messrs. A. Graham, T. D.
Hornby, W. Long, and 4Mallaby. Flag Steward : Mr.
N. Slater. Judge : Mr. Warwick. Slipper :T. Raper.
The Waterloo Cup, value £1,600 in specie, by subscription
of 25 each : 64 subs ; the winner to receive £5OO ; the
runner-up, £2OO ; two dogs, £5O ; four dogs, £3O ; eight
dogs, £2O; and 16 dogs, £lO each. The winner to give
three dozen of claret to the dinner.

Mr G. Gregson ns (Mr. Clark's) bk b Curiosity, by Bugle
—Banter agst Mr. LF. Armistead ns wbd Little Grey,
by Belligerent--Veritas.
Mr W. S. Garnett ns f by Golden Hair, by David—
Racketty Hoppicker agst Col. Bathurst ns (Lord Garlies's)
w b Godiva, by Canaradzo—Good Omen.

Mr W. H. Clark ns (Mr Spinks's) bd w b Sea Fly, by
Sea Foam—Sea Girl agst Mr Struchan's bk d Marquis, by
Monarch—Breach of Promise.

Mr T. Brocklebank's bk d Isaac, by Sea Foam or Derry
—Java agst Mr F. Bartholomew ns r d Bonus, by Terrona
—Fanny Fickle.

Mr W. Long's r d Lagrange, by David—Sophia agst
Lord Lurgan's bk d Master Burleigh, by Regan—
Gertrude.

Mr Mallaby ns (Mr Blanshard's) bk b Becca, by Sky-
scraper—Babbs agst Mr H. Haywood ns (Mr Racster's) bk
b Revelry, by Patrician—Romping Girl.
Mr W. G. Borron ns (Mr W. Walker's) be w d Bell's
Bank (late Tom), by Canaradzo—Cricket agst Mr B. H.
Jones's w be d Jem Mace, by Pugilist—Happy Lass.
Mr E. Croft ns be w Whitehall late Brush, by Coming
Sir—Hannah agst Mr. D. Bateman ns (Mr. Racster's) bk b
Rebe, by Regan—Lady.
Mr Williams ns f w b Good Gracious, by Gilbert—.
Trudge agst Mr J. Russell ns bd d Stockwell, by David—
Henrietta.

Lord Eglinton's bk d Waterloo, by Greenwood—
Heather Bell agst Mr. J. Johnstone ns (Mr F. Johnston's)
bd w b Fieldfare, by Dalzig—Woodpigeon.
Mr D. Cloudesdale's be d Wide-awake., by Smoker—
Rachel agst Mr Bland's ns (Mr Goodlake's) b Gaudy Poll,
by Brewer—Glimpse at Glory.
Mr T. D. Hornby ns (Mr Robinson's) bk d Rower, by
Seacombo—Juana agst Mr Barden us bk d Dick, by Roth-
sea —S ly Boots.

Mr J. Gibson ns (Mr Ewing's) bk d Liddington, by
Lookout—Effie Sunshine agst Mr J. F. Callander ns (Mr
Ewing's) bk b Love Bird, by Lookout—Effie Sunshine.
Mr R. Jardine'. bk b Constance, by Owersby—Jessica
agst Mr J. Bake ns (Mr Punchard's) r d Prime Minister, by
Tipsy Cake—Glowworm.

Lord Grey do Wilton's bd w d Glendower, by David—
Gauzowing agst Mr G. Blanshard's f b Go Bye, by Picton
—Baffle.

Lord Bective's be w b p Lady Alexandra, by Banjo—
Lady Bell agst Mr W. H. Dean's r d Desperate, by Brewer
—Sprite.

Mr J. Jardine ns (Ur R. Jardine's) f w b Annabella, by
David—Goneril agst Mr Knowles's w bd King Tom, by
Canaradzo—Kitty Nicholson.
Hon. Captain Molyneux ns (Lord Sefton's) r d Saturn,
by David - Stella agst Mr T. Green ns r b Queen Mary, by
Danger (dam unknown).
Mr W. Massey ns (Mr W. Forrester's) r td d Cauld K ail,
by Union Jack—Scotia Thistle agst Mr C. J. Chesshyro ns
(Mr Shittler's) bk w d Simon Pure, by Locus Standi —Fly.
Mr J. Cunningham's w b Bess, by Smilax—Gip agst Mr
J. S. Savage ns (Mr Bouverie's) w be d Blue Eye, by Ca-
naradzo—Brindled Bonnet.

Mr. C. Rand°ll ns (Mr Marfleet's) bk b Monkshood, by
Monk of Thorny—Manganese agst Mr J. H. Blundell ns
bk b Gipsy Girl, by Joshua—lmogene.
Mr D. Lloyd ns (Mr Evans's) bk d Eyes Right, by Sea-
gull—Chore Arnie agst Mr Deighton ns (Mr Evans's) bk d
En Route, by Seagull— Chere Arnie.
Mr. J. Hyslop ns (Mr Dunlop's) r w d De Morny, by
Dunoon—Bessie agst Mr T. L. Reed us (Mr Morgan's) bk
d Marcus, by Wild Buck—Klaphonia.
Mr G. Thomson's w b Theatre Royal, by Cardinal York
—Meg o' the Mill agst Dr Richardson ns (Mr Jamieson's)
w bk'd Johnny Cope, by Canara,dzo —Annoyance.
Mr N. Saxton's bk d Samuel, by Dadid—Patch agst Mr
H. Hodson's ns bk b p Hydra, by Boy in Blue—Blue Bell.
Lord Binning's bk t d Basil, by Shooting Star—Dark-
ness agst Lord Sefton's f w b Scapegrace, by Brewer—
Scandal.

Lord Stair ns (Mr Harrison's) bk d Black Boyd, by Car-
dinal York —Hurrara, agst Mr Blackstock ns (Mr Holmes's)
f b Belle of the Cottage, by Bridegroom—Lady Solway.
Mr T. C. Lister ns (Mr T. Smith's) bk td b Cassiope, by
David—Riotous agst Mr J. Spinks's bk w d Sea Ranger,
by Beacon—Barkcatcher.

Mr Mather ns (Mr. Carruthers's) r b Meg, by Torrona—
Fanny Fickle agst Mr A. Graham ns bk b Sixty-two, by
Seagull— Sourocks.

Mr J. Brundritt's bk b Black Topsy, by Gabriel—Sister
to Wild Wavo agst Mr Wise's bk w d Woo Bob, by Sea
Foam—Wanton.

Mr J. Dunlop's bir d Marshall Forward, by Pieton—
Coquette agst Mr Stocker us r d Heroic, by Drum Major
—bitch by David.

Mr I. Campbell ns (Mr Hyslop's) bk d Naworth, by Car-
dinal York—High Idea agst Mr G. E. Gorton ns (Mr
Foulke's) bk w d Brigadier, by Boreas—Wee Nell.

The Waterloo Purse, for thirty-two dogs beaten in the first
course for the Waterloo Cup, amounting to £260, to be
divided as under;;—The winner, £100; runner-up, £5O;
two dogs, £l5 ; four dogs, £lO ; and eight dogs, £5 each.
The winner to give one dozen of ehaanpar.,ne to the

dinner.
The Waterloo Plate, for sixteen. dogs beaten in the second
ties for the Cup, amounting to £lOO, to he dirided as
under:—Tho winner, £45 ; second, £2O ; two dogs, £7
10s. ; and four dogs, £5 each. •

Aquatics.

UNIVERSITY BOAT RACE.

We are glad to find that two crews—although in the
rough—equalling those of last year, are about to commence
active training for this great aquatic contest, and we are
also glad to see that one of the best of Cambridge oarsmen
(Mr. D. F. Steavenson, Trinity Hall) has, to the great
great gratification of all Cambridge supporters, taken his
last year's seat, No. 6, where he will doubtless continue up
to the day of the race.
From Oxford accounts of the crew are most satisfactory ;
spite of the raw weather and heaviness of the stream, the
men are all well, and, under the care of Mr. C. R. Carr
(Wadham) and G. Morrison, two of last year's crew, they
improve vastly, so that they give the greatest amount of
satisfaction to their fellow-collegians and the Oxford
public who witness their daily trips. They are alternately
stroked by Messrs. Brown and Senhouse, and both will
probably row on that day.
The crew, by the latest advices, were :—R. T. Raikes
Merton ; F. Crowder, Brasenose ; G. H. Morrell, Exeter
F. Willan, Exeter ; W. L. Freeman, Merton ; W. W. Wood,
University ; G. F. Henley, Oriel ; M. Brown, Trinity.
They will almost immediately go into active training,
and should any train off or go amiss there are plenty of
good men to put in their places.
From Cambridge the news is good. Mr. Kinglake's
task is by no means a thankful one. He has lost the ser-
vices of four or five tried men through "private," or, per-
chance, "parental" reasons, and is, therefore, confined to
selection from a limited number. Mr. Steavenson has
joined him, and when one of the men retires for Mr. King-
lake shortly, there will be five of the old crew in the boat.
They have a splendid eight, newly built by Mat Taylor,
of Newcastle, and will shortly use her. The wind is very
high, and the labour home excessive ; but the men are
cheerful and promise to be a very fine crew.
The following aro the names of the crew that rowed
from Searle's to Baitebite and back on Monday, and there
will probably be but one other change :—T. F. Jerwood,
Trinity Hall ; J. R. Selwyn, Trinity ;J. W. Bourke,
Trinity ; Fortescue, Magdalen ; D. F. Steavenson,
Trinity Hall ; J. Still, Caius ; H. Watney, St. John's ; W.
R. Griffiths, Trinity.

EARLY SPRING.—The severe storm of wind and
rain have been succeeded in Devonshire by weather as mild
and spring-like as any that can be expected in April.
Every thing is in keeping with the weather, the birds are
singing blithely, the buds are unfolding rapidly, and the
primrose, and other spring flowers are already very for-
ward.—Tiverton Gazette.

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