... RUM ROUNDS CONTEST. Pte. Marshall beat Pte. Davis.—This was a Most: excellent bout, (Whig which Marshall did most leading and received the award on points. Colonel Graham, at the close, presented the Prizes to the winners. ...

... t I}lt, op-qa to all tunatonva; iskt 121)), frs norioes; open to novices. Solid gold oi . kke given *a ranner-up prize pro:Whig eigti (It ...

... each ether amid great - •,' • exaltelbent. After '94itch bad a left WO - '' rushed in, and thee followed io-fighting, , bath Whig at rk seemed even, however, ) parted them. Veitch , by a I -- - -*the jOw, of a - elevetly, When bis sbosekewas stverip• aggreasfve ...

... ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. it. Comm—The prier , was 100 14; the stakes to went on t he S. P el. -Ton Whig J..hn C. Heenan fewght at Wailburst on Deeisov , ..r L 0,1663. —Jack Dertiary aim Gentili Bhtncbe were in the ring twos. each in turn twine the Irdwer ...

... man in th,• fir.-t num'. However, having hurt his band, he h:al to retire in the se.-nn , l Mark Verrill Nutt beet G.:erg • Whig Onnabury Parky--Thi. was a wellconteateil bout through, hut Witut had to retire also owing to an injury to iii band oustainod ...

... F.Sii Yiili Plli, Inegulaeltlew Ikappresslo.va, .to., by &lulls la a few bows. Reoowraended bemilieut awe theasafiala it aa Whig the (.41, 3 N. IL OIL par Sou, este, drew ed. peat left. Or M. L. JACKSON; Infra Cambs. LU SS Cam* ROAD, LONDON, W.L awl F• ...

... (West Hartlepool). 7 -The last-named was the first to enter the ring, mid a minute afterwards his opponent (lid likewise, both Whig greeted with loud applause. After a few reinarks to the lads referee asked the asseinbly to keep order, and, by not exciting ...

... is dually re,presented by B ass Bock and :(I:.:ctigt‘l,,attrsoaine It svitl i-ernern'.ereded spctively t h at Reck citified Whig weight to victory kite Chesterfield Nurse, y this . cos* year, aid stuted in preferetmit'to Catgut woulri nvt be far llow- ...