... 1I 1uRIFW FIGH BETWEEN A LION ANt) * the visit of the Queen's matiagerie (Wombell's pgiS-. 1) to Lincol a few days ago, a most exciting ook [)lace. In consequence of somne repairs being to iau O0e of the wagons, a large African lion w-s ite I in another ...

... FIGHT BETWEEN A LION AND A TIGER. Our readers doubtless noticed, a few days back, an account of a tiger which escaped from a cattle truck in Ratcliff-highway, London, and whieh, after run- nirg along the centre of the road for some distance, ...

... FIGHT BETWEEN A LION AND A TIGER. Dr'ing the ?? of thc Queen's Menagerie (Womhwell's Royal No. 1) to Lincoln, on Monday last, an exciting scene was witnessed. It appears that, in consequence of some repairbeingrequisite in one of the waggons, a large ...

... EXTRAORDINARY FIGHT BETWEEN A LION AND A TIGER. Our readers doubtless noticed, a few days back, an account of a tiger which escaped from a cattle truck in Ratcliffe High- way, London, and which, after running along the centre of the road for ...

... FIGHT BETWEEN A LION AND TIGE R IN WOMBWELS'd MENAGERIE. The following appears in the Boston Gtaetlc (Lin- colnehire) of the 12th inst. :-During the visit of the Queen's MIenagerie (Wyombwell's Royal No. 1) to Lincoln on Monday last, one of the most exciting ...

... omttse. The newly-bought tiger had burglariotuly broken through the ''elide or partition dividing his den from that of. the lien, add had the latter in his' terrible grasp. - The combat which' ensued, was a terrific me. 'The lion acted chiefly on the defensive ...

... FiGHT BETWEEN THE LION NERO AND I SIX DOGS, AT WARWICK. This extraordinary, exhibition, which has been so la11 an1- nounced, and upon which so much doubt hag been thriowti, took place an Tuesday evening, according to appoluitfleflt In our account of the ...

... GRAND FIGHT AT WARWICK, BER N THE LION WALLACE, A SCOTTISH HERO, AND SlX DOGS.-THE IAON VICTORIOUS. Tin our Paper of saturday We stated that immediatel fe the match between Nero and his six oppoents, a fresh mnatch Be was made between a second ...

... say divines-vied with one another in eager admiration of the Lion King, who was making a Roman holiday upon the ruins of the old Shaksperian temple. In fact, the Lion King was himself the lion of that seaon. Ill fine athletic limbs, and his terror-striking ...

... l-ation. Ye Bristol Boys, renown'd in fight; Ye DVfies, spluce artie clever, Come forth ! in turn asset' your righft 'Tlie Championship, for evet! The Tiger-utsh of Gas wes known, His Science none derided; The Lion's Streilgtil lwas Neat's alone- Wve otl ...

... understanding). The tiger, however, was too quick for him.; for just as the jackal was springing, the tiger caught him fairly oy the tail and held him back. The elephant bad by this time got a pretty firm hold of the tiger. The tiger thereupon at ouce let ...

... the cause. The newly-bought tiger had burglariously broken through the slide or partition dividing his den from that of the lion, and had the latter in his terrible grasp. The com- bat which ensued was a terrible one. The lion acted chiefly on the defensive ...