The Sun.
London, England, 1844-06-13 00:00:00

GRAND THAMES REGATTA.

Patron—His Royal Highness Prince Albert. Vice-Patrons
—The Duke of Northumberland, the Duke of Buccleuch,
Earl Ripon, Lord Castlereagh, Lord Gritnston, and the Vice-
Chancellor of England.
The books, which have been open with T. L. Jenkins, Esq.,
the Hon. Secretary, and the Messrs. Searle, for gentlemen and
watermeu desirous of contending in this great regatta, ap-
pointed for the 20th, 21st, and 22d, closed last night at half-
past eight. Subjoined are the entries which, it will be seen,
are of the first order, arid which have been looked for with
much anxiety by the public :
The Gold Challenge Cup for eight-oared boats ; entrance
5 guineas.—Oxford University Boat Club, Cambridge Uni-
versity Boat Club, the Leander Club, Cambridge Subscription
Rooms Club.

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Silver Challenge, Cup, for four-oared boats ; entrance
3 guineas.—The St. George's Club; Oxford crew, consisting
of Messrs. Prout, Swabey, Milman, and Haggard ; the
Wtiverley Club, consisting of R. W. Hall, W. Rush, A. Prior,
E. Prior, and J: Charlton ; College of Civil Engineers ; the
Leander Club ; the Guy's Club ; the Neptune Club.
A Pair of Silver Cups, for pair-oared eEstintra.,nTehee2.
guineas each boat.—G. Porter, Esq.,
tis Club ; A. Earnshaw, Esq., 11. Chapman, Esq. ; A. A.
Julius, Esq., A. Dalgleish, Esq., Barrington, Esq.,
IValmsley, Esq. ; Messrs. Kennedy and Ronayne.
Silver Challenge Cup, for sculls ; entrance 1 guinea.—J. B.
Wigham, P. E. Dodd, Ronayne, J. Higgin, A. Earnshaw,
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PRIZES FOR WATERNIEN.—One hundred sovereigns, for
four-oared boats open to all the world. Forester's Crew,
Greenwich ; Clasper's Crew, Newcastle ; Chelsea Crew,
consisting of T. Chittle, T. Pressie, J. Hancock, G. Sheppard,
and Henry Coles ; London Crew, 'l'. Coombes, J. Pkelps, R.
Newel, R. Coombes (thc champion), and D. Coombes ;
Lambeth Crew, F. Lett, R. Doubledee, J. Doubledee, W.
Pocock, and J. Parish.
Prize of 50 sovs. (cup or specie), open for four-oared boats
to any crew not being Thames watermen or landsmen.—
Newcastle Crew, consisting of Henry Clasper, eßlrvi,fneßnnot,bzleervilt:Cw.al7ilidgpheErt,.,
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A 5O sovs. for sculls.—Messrs. W. Forest, Green-
wich ; W. Watts, Waterloo-bridge ; W. Pocock, Lambeth ;
J. Poett, Bankside ; T. Combes, Milbank ; R. Newel, Hor-
selydown ; J. Wilson, Wapping ' • J. Church, Hermitage ;
P. Barrow, Waterloo-bridge ; D. Coombes, Milbank ; J.
Kipping, Hungerford ; J. White, Custom. house ; J. Leach,
Vauxhall ; C. Bartlett, ditto ; James Maynard, Lambeth ;
F. Phelps, Fulham ; C. Hill, Hungerford ; W. May, West-
minster-bridge,
Fifty sovs. for pair oars.—J. Harris, Bankside ;W. Watts,
Waterloo-bridge ;J. Godfrey, Strand-lane ;W. Dolwin,
Hungerford ; H. Green, Lambeth ; J. Poett, BAnkside ; W.
Joyce, Old Barge House ; J. Kitlev, Lambeth ; R. Doubledee,
Milbank; T. Lett, Milbank; R. Newel, Battle-bridge; J.
Phelps, Fulham; R. Coombes, Milbank; 1). Coombes, Mil-
bank ; J. Wilson, Wapping • J. Church, Hermitage ; R.
Barrow, Waterloo-bridge; G. Saunders, Hungertbrti; W.
Meekiff, Horseferry ; T. Coombes, Milbank; J. Kipping,
Hungerford; James Dodd, ditto; J. White, Custom-house;
J. Leach, Vauxhall ; W. F. Braithwaite, Hungerford ; H.
Shelton, Lambeth; H. Moon, ditto; J. Maynard, ditto; C.
Hill, Hungerford ; G. Everett, Old Barge House ; J. Everett,
ditto; H. Campbell, Westminster-bridge; Flemming, Hun-
gerford ; James Coombes, Milbank ; W. May, Westminster ;
W. Mansell, Custom-house ; G. Campbell, Westminster-
bridge ; E. Maynard, Lambeth.
A Prize Wherry, for two pair of sculls, for watermen above
Battersea Bridge.--Tames J. Green and J. Phelps, Fulhatn ;
W. Jackson and B. Bewley, Richmond; J. Kelly and Towel,
Fulham.
Coat and Badge, presented by E. Morris, Esq , for appren-
tices between London-bridge and Tcddington Lock.—T.
Green, Putney; R. Meesham, Richmond; J. Castle, White-
hall ; W. E. Johnson, Horseferry ; W. Taylor, Westminster ;
J. Prince, Chelsea; • Denning, Old Barge House ; R. Clarence,
London-bridge; J. Lago, Putney ; J. Brunsgrove,Richmond;
W. Rensier, Wandsworth; White, Blackfriars ; T. Adams,
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