... BOXING. FIXTURES FOR DECEMBER. 2v— 6ft Professional Competition. Wonrterlnnd. Whitechapel. 26.—Harry Wriffbt nod Harry Jacoba’ Tournament. Wonderland, Whitechapel. 30.—Charley Mitchell (Boxing Champion) and Kid (America), at Cardiff. HARRY WARE AND ANDREW ...

... BOXING BILL LAMPSHIRE (LONDON) AND ANDREW TOKELL (JARROW). These lads box the best of twenty wrands with 407,. gloves, under Queenabt-rry Rules, at the Standard TJiealro. Gateshead, for £BO, on Monday evening nest. Spot'Hw Li,f« appoints referee Same ...

... BOXING. FIXTURES FOR DECEMBER. 21.—Dick Bmwe and Dick O’Brien, far £1,550, Olympic Clab. Birmingham. 21.—C. Tilley (London) and C. Miner (America) twenty rounds at the Olympic Club. Birmingham. 27.—Edward Sloan v. J. Jones box fifteen rounds, at 7st 4Th ...

... BOXING. Habrt Davenport's Benefit.— This coloured hexer. who has met and defeated Thompson (Lambeth), Kendrick (Lambeth), Harry Arnold, and J. Thorogood, was have been accorded bencfU at Blrs. Massey’s, the Horse and Groom, Neal-street. Long Acre, Tuesday ...

... BOXING. FIXTURE FOR OCTOBER. 31.—Anniversary Night the Washington McsioHoll. Battersea, 31.-Tom U«*d v. Wallac e- ho* twenty rounds, the Hop and Malt School of Arm-**, Borough. 31. Heavy-weight Championship Continental Boxing Club. Liverpool. 31.—lost ...

... would like box Kim again fifteen or twenty three-miante rounds, tot 4», gise or take 2tk, for £25 (open to £100) a-tide and the best pane offered. The match take place December next, as Thomas’ busuMce sngngenisnts will prevent him boxing before that ...

... BOXING. OLD GOLDSMITHS' BC. SPECIAL DISPL >Y Tb.- Uall hiitbwirecenUT redcLOl-uu-d. and Ic.l Ibc c.ub, »h>cb hok flies under the banner the ' a«m *well their annual special display. * witpatromsed. and some very interesting b'».i s . uesoed. Hr W. Dees ...

... December 2?, brought a very busy boxing year close. Taking a retrospective of the boxing year, signs are abundant the strongly increasing popularity of the science, and it is pretty safe to assumo that in tho present year boxing will play even more important ...

... BOXING. T. Porbr-n.—Boxing Records. published the 'Sporting Life office, price 6d. and 2d., contains tho records of Gunner Moir. Marrlroness (Cardiff) and Ronny. —On Dec. 19. 1865. H, Cousins.—Bob Fitzsimmons defeated Peter Maher in 1 round. 1 rain ...

... Canning Town, not wishing to box Smith, of .i.iw. for sny money, will box him if any gentleman will give c-. medal worth boxing for. J:u Laxb. being dissatisfied with the decision of last Monday «nt, will back J.L. to box G. Salter, of Lambetli. tor j ...

... BOXING. f i 1 L. 1870. Trebirrbert—Davelitiarfaoto beat Morgan Crowther, 20 National Sporting Club, March 29. 1897. E. Brooks.--Creorge Dixon and Nun. Wallace boxed at the Pelican Club. Gerrard- W.C., Dimon winning ill Id rounds. S. B.—Johnecea is 754 ...

... BOX P. W. J.-The baae7;olWeleh. .h.h.ho.-Battling L Crum. at the Kings Ball. London. Centaurs-J. J. Corbett and the late Peter Jaek,on. boxed 61 rounds at ban k'raneireo. elating a draw. CARDS. Crib (Leiceeteri.- - C is not entitled to • THE LING. T ...