... Carsey had forwarded to hint before be travelled to. Glasgow a notice that he bad been made a member of the club, but in speaking to us on the matter on being asked to pay for his second's admission, lie has overlooked the fact that he had been passed ...

... are still desperately afraid of him. Joe Jeannette demands prohibitive terms, so that match is —and yet Jeannette used to speak so contemptuoU4y ot him. Stanley Ketchell has taken a tremendous stride Out of the way, preferring to take on Jack Johnson ...

... Mr. Melntoall'a Plans. Speaking of Mr. Mclntosh, we may mention that the famous Australian promoter will leave for Australia in about a fortnight's time. He has some important business, boxing and otherwise, to attend to, but he intends to ieturn here ...

... in these columns; his bovine opponent, though looking frit - Mid:11)1e; scarcely app ears to relish his job, a fact which - speaks Volumes the quality of Tom's punch. ...

... put his head through the broken glass, and taid, '' I've taken some panes to speak to you, please let me in! His wit regained him what his rudeness had lost. * • • Speaking of Isaac Perrins, what a fine chap he must have Leta. A capital musician, leader ...

... BOXING. ii,tlon Thu Journey. , Speaking Dyer ivallpda-.me that Fred .I)e.lany.(whota toper put sleep in half a round of an exhibition at Mountain Ash) has Asked 'rise o attY is open to meet Dyer for. 42.5 to a side. As Harry Marks thinks_the swofid ...

... these islands. Another sign that the Empire of Boxing is passing from America to England. Mr. Woodman, in his letter to us, speaks of a busy winter in New York. Later advices l however, are to the cifcet that the Fairmount Club has shut down on boxing. ...

... Items at Wonderland on Saturday night, and from start to finish the huge crowd simply chewed up the programme, literally speaking: the onlookers can always geplenty to otherwise eat. The novices, reputed to weigh zo it. 4 lbs., occupied a lot of time ...

... • friendly chat. Of course, boxing and boxers was quite naturally the subject of our conversation, and to listen to him speaking of his former opponents one could scarcely realise that he had ever even attempted to spoil ...

... qualities. No, it seems impossible that he should be willing to come' back. That is to soy. supposing always that rumour• speaks truly. For there is a rumour and a very loud and continuous one, firmly denied and as firmly reasserted that Ben Jordan will ...

... square. Johnny Summers has had .a stiff tryout with this - latest aspirant to championship honours, and the Canning Town expert speaks in glowing terms of the young fellow, who, by the way, bears a strong resemblance to Matt Wells, and, like the ex-amateur ...

... regretted that any misunderstanding had arisen, and invited Mr. Welsh to speak his mind. He said: Oh, no; for if I speak I will not say anything pleasant. That does not Inatter, said I, speak your mind if yok think you would like to say anything. Welsh then ...