The National Register.
London, England, 1819-07-26 00:00:00

R OL'N D 5.

1. Donni•lly put himself tato goo I attitude fir hitting, with
the right shuuldet level ii 'tip lac hit in paralit I is ills the club,
lie let lie with the lift hand ;La ay twin distance, wlin
hi nught the men to a close, and Olivt r received some tuts,
but Damien) disen ;aged himself hi giving his advessary a
heavy nil. His superior strength 1111/11uppdt cal, and he was
backed ai 7 to 4.
Y. Glover h:t the hit's u ith th, lets trawl a la Randal, hut
without the forte, and Donnelly rushed in with much &nett-
minstion, and Inn ebe Ora ett x a ant of sc:eitee. There was
some hugging hitting iu the close, :Hid Dannelly threw aga to.
5. Donnelly missed his Int. tool anotaer (lure rnlioned,
and Oliver the best of the i raring anJ lie
hi, a civet sary upon a balance on the lit e.er rips s tan•
and Doonelly wets undeunust upon the glißlitol.
4. Oiisitr unrested to ate ropes, a here Dannelly sheeted
light, and kale; ed his head :status( the stoLe trail threw law
heavily.—Bath a ere bleeding.
5. Donnelly placed alt ft handed hit upon the eye, sad it
was ei u: red by a sharp &nit hit uliori the mooch. a hick
freed:, and b) aay n(rumphw nt Danitelty gave 11411 t rust'.
ing fail, and %sent Joan upon him.
6. Oliver begs.' to show aunt of condition. and he bit
short a itit the tat hand upon the buoy, Slid lie 'revised
4 bill/111 kit upon the head, such which he snot down s.
but it w.ts not considered by the umpli es a knock down blow.
7. Donnelly placed a hit upon the tezthi he left-band,
and a,,aiti flirt ir lois into. SOme diki•stour occurred between
the seenil. as to the manner hi which the n an were entangled
un the ground, nod Randal threatened lu•gtst Shelton a Lick.
on the head a ith the watt r bottle.

8. Otive r had evidently sutured !easily from the 14.111,
und lie liled too oftwely. kr was thiuis u again.-lievea so fear
on Donnelly.
9. I) .unelly plated a hoary fight hand.,(l-1slort• arm his
adversary's side, and the murk. was Lod in p siose
Oliver went down from weakness.
10, and II Oliver was thrown ;n huth emends, nfier
struggling closes, without not hiving of eunwqururr.
It. Oliver broke has ground from weakness, wed they
were ul,ke ilistrewtd, and both were down, Iwittl the Itilr
round. in each of w hid Dunn ii) .5
strength served him in
the throw.

Oliver fought al worst until the ISi h round, ultra he tot
what is technically termed second o iads and I.d Kula, and
became the favourite at odds.

19. (Miser phit, d twu hits. meeting Iti4 Ildvrrsar, up ,u
Ow rush, uad Wntirll) appeared taucb diotres-cd, and unot
thrown.

Until the 22d mind there was bat little fighting, Oliver's
head was mach sant:cu, and he sins ;tinting ul escry
%IC lit gl I best. la this room, he 410 W U. Rotolo. to the
ad 11l i l mum of the ring, by tilting himself in defetsive
attitudes to the cu tier of the ring, ahi r. he gallantly fought
himself out in huil.dog ty It.. gad hurt bill, adversary.
t:J. A bite six-clown uf science sins he r di.i.lay tat —lteih
let fly al tie same inotaeot. tied the cauttter I.sts held wit..n
the bull of fill 11, and but If a fill .I.twn ht vr ra I feet
di—
lanceCuse each was r a ith the effects of the hploccs, also lc
olwrotrd.tr. ugly mem. the krill. and both hod.. ,Zl/ ill du
fur several rounds culla urge the dal et.

Y 4. 0 ever received .t kit- handed hit upon the throat, as/
wuo throe n iu the rinse.

V 5 Oliver thened some extraordinary manhood. Ile
went to work at the muzzling sstent t but although mot h
reduced in sir. ngth by °seri:once ng hr placed t tto
Bush hits upiun his advemars s head, and tore te hon.-1;cl fin::
2 to I Igloo Other, (ion his know n gaine, No. the gamma
s hkla kis abet ar3 L.bilund uu,lL s.