... ROUNDS CONTESTS. FRED MALONEY T. JACK RIDLEY (St. George's) (Stepney) JACK CHRISTIAN T. JACK LLOYD (Stepney) (Bethnal Preen) HARRY YOUNG T. GEO. GOUGH (Camberwell) (81. Luke a) BILL JOHNSON T. CHARLRY OLDS (St. m a') ( Bermondsey) Mr. Tom Gibson, ...

... for on© two eventual week during *ho aeaaon. —Apply to Mace and Waite, 19. Urewer-elroet, near Piccadilly Circua,—i Anvr, Harry Young meet Bill Nelcon 10-night (Friday) Mr, pick Hooks. 7, Uannderselreel. East alroct, I.amb.lli Walk between eight and nine ...

... Immense success New Company, EVERY EVENING. I.Hiino’e Troup Trick Pantomiinc, EACH BIAJKS. introducing Ted Laurie, sen., Harry Young, Tom I/orne. Charles Grillllhs, Laurie, jun, Harriett Vernon, favourite nurlesiiue artist. Production of new Bketeh. GOOD ...

... (Manchester terriers of high ciasd, Mdet (with his coming champion. Jack*. Harry nee Jrml, Spreadborough (lath champion b.toh). Harry (Young i*», HiKld t handsome (ox terr era). Griliin (with lus dwan u.id Bond (grand bulldogs and Urr-ers), Foot t lire bull • ...

... a'tended Saturday uuht. when the chief ettnudions were six rounds contest the Ihia! lout Is' dtj competition. tho Hist event Harry Young, Camberwell, heat 11. Martin, of Walworth, four rounds while the competition was won Jack Briggs, of Bermondsey, who bent ...

... success of New Company, BVBHY EVENING. I.anno’a Comic 'Froup in Trick Pautoinime, BVCMKLORS. introducing ’led I.auna, sen,, Harry Young, 'Tom l3>rne. Charles GnllUhs.andTcd Laurie, inn. Harriet I Vernon, fafourite burlesque •Jtist. Production of now Sketch ...

... couples gave an exhibition of skillW. Smith v. H. Dxld*. H. Jackson v. Williams, M‘Donald v. Join Harris, W. Barrett v. Harry Young. Ooropetition.—Bout 1.-12. Dally boat H. Wi?e.—The lads being well matched, grand bout took place, both allowing fair form ...

... whilo enduring much pain, had ultimately to stop, and decisiuu was given. The other meetings of three round* were with Harry young Allan, Dave Anderson (of and Arch Jninieson, Geo Hooper (of the barraoks) and Johnny Doyle (of Sprmghank), M. Cunningham ...

... one yard start. Betting ruled nt 2to 1 Valentine, who soon got equal terms with his op{»oneut, and won a good race yard. Harry Young was pistol-firer. and Christopher Simpson judge. The concluding part of fhe programme was the greyhound sweep, which s‘cored ...

... Propnelraat Mr*. J. A POOLI. Company, KVBRT RVhNING. Laurie’a (Joraic Troup in Trick Pantomime, introducing Ted Laurie, cm., Harry Young, Tom Charloe GriOltbi. and Ted Laurie, jun. Harriett Vernon, faronrite burleaoue artial. Production of now Sketch, GOOD ...

... sixth, seventh, eighth (a no-go), ninih.—Total, 5. Oates was pistol- and T. Bell, of Lumley, judge. The winner was slipped Harry Young. SHINBY ROW GROUNDS. The Saturday afternoon’* programme these ground* was commenced with rabi’it coursing mntch by fox teiriers ...

... next Ealing show. Btr,r,T Kingsland, is prepared box any lad in North London 7si. Pat Condon will give purse. will box Harry Young according to his challenge, and will meet him at any time or placo to make the match. Wai.tbr Byi.es is busily engaged training ...