... Spaniag at the Tennis •-•01..- Ned O'Neale's benefit, ou Monday last, al tended: the conspauy was more respectable ip ance than usual, and quite as numerons as could la pected in such severe wsether. The sparri ng in an ,inferior eharictasil—fewAlt exhit ...

... Dick Acton takes his benefit on Tuesday next at the Tennis Court. Dick has fought many battles, yet this is his first appeal to the amateurs, and no doubt he is deserving of their support. The Tennis Court is famous for good sparring, and on this occasion ...

... Sparring at the Tennis Court. .ri.0.w Jem Ward's benefit, on Tuesday last,—chiefly patronised by the spirited east-enders,—was a bumper, and the various combatants of the day, with one or two exceptions,exerted themselves moat successfully to amuse ...

... Business at the Tennis Court. Josh Hudsod had his court-day on Tuesday last was well supported by a most respectable company, al what is not aags the case, the promises held out io bills of the day, were fulfilled—the amusements bei of* very superior ...

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... Sparring at the Tennis Court. II This •••••0411•• and both men will be backed The attendance at Young Dutch Sam's Benefit, on Thursday, was better than could have been expectedfor sparring exhibitions are now too numerous. Another and mother still succeeds ...

... Sparring at the Tennis Courts Jern Ward had almost abansper on Tuesday last.- The company was of a very respectable order, and the exhibition, on the whole, one of the right sort. In the absence of Paddington Jones, who was confined to his bed by illness ...

... Sparring at the Tennis Court. --- Peter Crawley's benefit, on Wednesday last, was more respectable than numerously attended. In good troth, while ring fights are scarce, and sparring matches plentiful; while, also, both town and country are busily ...

... aparzing at the Tennis Court. Wed Baldwin took his benefit on Wednesday last; bat, though the court was remarkably well attended, we an sorry to say, that the exhibition was by no means eammensurate with the patronage afforded by the pubic. We have so ...

... Spirring at the Tennis Court. 10•• Ned Baldwin's Benefit, on Wednesday last, was very little short of a bumper. Ned is wide awake in money salters, his day was well chose, and, moreover, was patronised to a very considerable amount by his old ...

... Sparring at the Tennis Court. Robinson et Yorkshire wbo lately fought Gas, had h day at Court, on Wednesday, but, considering the promises held forth, that Big Brown would attend, and throw down the gauittlet to any man in England; that Robinson would ...

... Sparring at the Tennis Court. 4N.• The muster of amateurs, at Alec Reed's benefit, on Wednesday last, was very respectable; but the pugilists efid not come forward to support him, as they should Nan done ; consequently the sparring was, for the most ...