'ARROW,' ROYAL CINQUE PORTS YACHT CLUB.
117 tons (Tankerville Chamberlayne, Esq.). June 24, 1876.

h.m.s.
Phantom2170
Australia22130
Corinne2290
Lufra22930
Miranda2320
Florinda23219
Sea Belle23515
Jullanar2360
Vol au Vent3015

The E.N.E. was now a little before their beam; with flattened sheets they all began to dive a little more than on the voyage out. At last, some five miles or so after rounding the Boulogne mark-boat, the leading schooner, 'Phantom,' took a dive that was too much for her bowsprit, which snapped off short. Poor 'Phantom,' in the prime of life, leading grandly and full of promise! After this there were no more accidents. The 'Australia' had the lead, and finished, winning the 100l. prize, and establishing a record, 4 hrs. 12 mins. 40 secs. for the course, which has not been beaten up to the present.

The other racers came in as follows:—

h.m.s.
Australia41240
Corinne42618
Florinda43038
Phantom4333
Miranda43432
Jullanar43630
Sea Belle43748
Lufra43838
Vol au Vent5240

Another good race over the same course, on June 28, 1880, was won by 'Latona,' 160 tons, built by J. White; A. B. Rowley, Esq.; duration of race, 4 hrs. 14 mins. 4 secs. Started 10.30 A.M., arrived at Dover 2 hrs. 44 min. 4 secs.

'Reverie,' 40-rater. Built for A. D. Clarke, Esq., 1891, by Messrs. Fay. Designed by J. M. Soper.