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... TENNIS. Some most interesting matches were played in the Ternis Court at Goodwood on Friday last week between Barre, the well-known French player and Tomkins, of Brighton celebrity, the result of whici was as follows:- FIRST MATCH. Tomkins receiving half ...
... SPARRING AT TH1E TENNIS-cOUR. Notwithstanding the fulminations against Boxing Schools, and the good old practice of fistycuffs,'^ ?? was yesterday respectably attended by amateurs assembled for the benefit of Jem Ward. The setting-to was abundant and ...
... SPARRING AT THE TENNIS COURT. I- S HARRY HlLT aid I3ALD)V IN took their 'tr sad tit the Tennis Coart, eaterday, antd had an ?? to feel gratefil to tie Ioaney. T'le Conrt was ,1 I t. e mnaiteurrs of respectability, and tile sports were llept1 ecuirrnmarv ...
... SPARRING AT THE TENNIS-COURT. D)ick Cuit's, tbe Pet of tie Fancy, took his beneiityesterJay, anl had a more numrirons attendance of pa rons arid pugilists than we have witnessed for so'me time. The Court was, it, fact, crowded, ard tire (isplay of sparring ...
... SPARRING AT THE TENNIS COURT. IEN'. FIT OF YoUNG GAS.-Youtir Gas took his ieuefit yes- terday, burt tile attendance of the Fancy was by no means so numerouS as was expected ; indeed, the frequency of these el. hibitions at the present day, is calculated ...
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... SPARRING AT THE TENNIS COMT. Harry Holt and Bob Baldwin took their first joint henifl, the Tennis Court. yesterday and from the expected sppeapp Itof Crawley and War(!, tiley ha, to all intents and tirpose1 1 , soverflowing bows,. 'is, . TIIP SParrinF ...
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... SPARRING AT THE TENNIS Cot-I JEM WARDYS BENEFIT Jem Ward, wirose claitn to the ( famnpjon. seems to he still undisputed, tok a ?? rd though he [ad] taken a benefit so Iate i aY December, lis friends mus ered on fli o 4 blue bild's- eyefogsaleta ?? ails ...
... SPARRING AT THE TENNIS COURT. Tam nu. t..t, tia. - Temn Oliver took his benefit yesterday, when another proof was offered ofthe disinclination of the pugilistic corps to rally for their matual advantage. The games coMmerned with a good set-to between ...
... i SPARRING AT THE TENNIS COURT. I Alick Reed, the Ch~elsea Snob, taok his benefit yesterdaysan e had to he grateful forl a reap.'ctable sprinkle of Nobs-but he eag*in comp It~ ainied of the ebsitsens of his hi-othermillers. rasn's of Io i ,[i i'a' Sel ...
... SPARR1ING AT' THE 'TENNIS COURT. A Spqr inq Exhihition, bor the bpeefit of the wvidiw ,rid t vo in a us oft Jeiorge kent. late Hi-torigraplier of th>e King, tr, place yestertdAy; And although there wss ni(t a bumiper, sti histhele was s3lfficielst to ...