... AN AMERICAN PRIZE FIGHT It is impossible to read the account given by the New York Herald of a fight which took place the other day, at St. Louis, betwoen two men named M'Coole and Allen, without regretting the decay of the prize-ring in this country ...

... Fioht between Lion and Ticer,— During the visit of the Queen’s menagerie (Wombwell’s Royal No. to Lincoln, Monday last, a most exciting scene took place. In consequence ot some repairs being requisite in one of the waggons, a large African lion was removed ...

... movement.— JN. B. Hail 148 persons were devoured by tigers in the island of Java one year and in another the same fate befell 131 persons. The crocodiles during the same period ate about people a-year, and between and year were killed by serpents. The paris Presse ...

... metropolitan district are all progre3sing in a most satisfactory manner. FIGHT BETWEEN' GEORGE WALL (ALIAS FUSBY) AND JEM DAVIS. Then Birmingham light-weights on Tuesday to fight their match for Er) a side, catch-we'ght, stud brought their little affair ...

... THE SUSSEX ADVERTISER. MARCH 10, 1868. THE EASTER MONDAY REVIEW. POIITSMOUTIi SELECTED. Tb• Easter M.. 0 review of the volun•etes will this year be to at 'katloath. This was decided at • lure meeting of 'Tobin'. er °lacers hell on Tuesday et the rooms ...

... the cages were more or less damaged by the accident, and those containing the Himalaya bear, the Bengal tiger, the Thibet bear, and the Brazilian tiger were en much shattered es to liberate the occupants, and permit them to escape to the adjoining forest ...

... 42 LEICESTER MERCURY MONDAY JANUARY 27 1975 SUPERB DISPLAY BY TIGERS FORWARDS A FULL strength Leicester Tigers pack on the evidence of Saturday’s performance in winning 12-6 against Rosslyn Park at Welford Road is a match for most club eights in the country ...

... stand ’Tis yours to and a happy la judge how wi bitants Between a sp OLD ENGLAN Time. Kound III. ng the sina THE RING IN AMERICA. nglish- Nep BaLpwin—OnE ROUND AWN Joz WoRMALD AND 4 fight between Joe Wormald and 3 a8 B ARREST.— The anticipate grain of ...

... portion of the American Press the English Lion is shit'siog io his skin at the threaten:rig attitude of t: American Eagle, which is represented to be angrily flapping it. wing* and nervously twi.c:i:ag its talons, 'tiger to fly at the noble animal which site ...

... Committee, he was sure the Council could not have any intention of preventing private sales being made between parties at the Bull Hotel stables, the Red Lion stables, or any other stables in the town.—(Hear, bear.) What the committee wished to do was to remove ...

... fewer in the year g P » 1868 than in the twelve months previous, while n. in a higher ratio than pre.roualy the offences. fiobt with jn alligator. correspondent the Clarl ville (Texas) Standard giree account of a b«rd fight between man named Hitt and a ...

... the bound of a tiger leapt on Wae. But his spring hid been a little foiled, as he erased the knees of the constable who sat next to him, and he wad able to get clews to Milsom only . by makin4 the most of his enormous reach. M ith a terrific blow with the ...