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... (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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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- ...
... 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• ...
... 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 ...
... 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. ...
... heavily with a right' bind puni-h in the solar plexus, with the result that Riley went down to the 4Nlunt aix seconds. On rising. Whig was administered a eleeping draught with punches to his refreshment room, and Bailey at the third time of asking secured ...
... eh was brilliantly oontested that already there is much clamouring for another meeting, the Spider being specially anxious whig,lifm * r/411/11. JA ,6 ''AVr to again face the Hebrew bantam. Stewart has knocked out Johnny Curran in seven rounds, beat Cullen ...
... the Pittsburg heavyweight. This however he failed to do for in less than a couple of minutes after the first bll Smith was Whig helped back to his Gene's. He had gallantly opened hostilities with a right swing to—to—jaw, the blow fortunately being about ...
... THE MIR The twelfth round—whig was the last —was furiously contested. Belli suddenly got home a right to jaw, Ever nden countered, and the men clinched. It was in this clinch that the calamity arose. I did not see a particularly, hard blow struck, but ...