The Sun.
London, England, 1856-03-22 00:00:00

ELEVEN STONE WRESTIII•TG.

Wm. Tedeastle laid down to John Bulimi), Jos. Tiffen
throw Richard Braithwaite, Jas. Wilson laid down to
John Moorhouse, Wm. Ireson laid down to Robt. Atkin-
son, jun., John Little threw Joseph Gilchrist, Watty
Fisher threw Jas. Duckworth, Harry Howe throw Wm.
Cass, Wm. Leggett laid down to Andrew Macdonald,
George Brown threw Homy Braithwaite, John Thompson
threw John Harrison, Thomas James laid down to
George Gibson, Thomas Williamson threw John Illings-
worth, Thomas Wood threw Thomas Lancaster, Thomas
Nicholl laid down to John Cook, Aleo Scott threw Thomas
Allen, and John Pearson laid down to Parker.
Second Time Over—Thomas Williamson threw Watty
Fisher, John Little threw George Gibson. Alexander Scott
threw William Leggett, Robt. Atkinson, jun., threw John
Bnlman, John Cook laid down to John Moorhouse, Harry
Howe threw Thomas Bowstead, John Thompson' threw
Thomas Wood, Joseph Tiffen threw George Brown.
Third Time Over—Harry Howe throw Alexander Scott,
John Thompson threw Robert Atkinson, jnn.. John Moor-
house threw Thomas Williamson, Joseph Tiffen threw
' John Little.
Fourth Time Over—Joseph Tiffen threw John Thomp-
son, Harry Howe threw J. Moorhouse.
Determining Rounds—This was to be decided by the best
two out of three falls, and, of course, created considerable
interest; yet the play was not so groat as had been antici-
pated. Joseph Tiffen threw Harry Howe, Joseph Tiffen
threw Harry Howe. Iu both these turns the admirable
play of Tiffen gave him an easy victory, and his opponent,
although a very good man, did not appear to stand much
chance.

HEAVY WEIGHTS.
Thomas Hewetson threw Harry Mossop, John Cook laid
down to Robert Moreton, William Tedcastle laid down to
John Haddicot, Thomas Wood threw James Kirby, Thos.
Bell laid dowii to Jack Foster, John Bulman laid down to
John Thompson, Watty Fisher laid down to Jp. Tiffen,
T. Lancaster laid down to Harry Howe, J. Duckworth
threw Geo. Gibson, Thos. Atkinson (of the Blues) threw
John Ashbourn, J. Robinson threw T. James, J. Moor-
house threw T. Bowstead, Wm. Cass laid down to Thos.
Atkinson, Andrew Macdonald laid down to Thos. Wil-
liamson, John Harrison laid down to Robert Atkinson,
sen., William Dobson laid down to John Rudham, John
Smith threw Wm. Haddon, John Wilson laid down to G.
Brunskill, Robt. Nichols laid down to Thos. Melbourne,
W. Iveson laid down to G. Brown, John Little laid down
to Thos. Allen, Alex. Scott laid down to Jos. Gilchrist,
C. Nanson threw Wm. Leggatt, John Illingsworth threw
H. Braithwaite, Jos. Harrington laid down to G. Stone.
Second Time Over—Thomas Melbourne laid down John
Haddicot, Robert Moreton threw Robert Atkinson, jun.,
Thomas Atkinson threw Thomas Hewetson, Jack Foster
threw G. Stone, John Robinson threw John Rudhatn,
Joseph Tiffen threw J. Moorhouse, John Smith threw J.
Illingswortb, John Thomson threw Robert Atkinson,
sen., C. Nanson throw Thomas Williamson, J. Gilchrist
threw J. Duckworth, G. Brunskill threw Thos. Atkinson
(of the Blues), Harry Howe threw Thomas Allen, Thomas
Wood threw George Brown.
Third Time Over -Geo. Brunskill throw John Gilchrist,
Harry Howe threw Jack Foster, John Robinson threw
Joseph Tiffen, John Smith threw Thomas Atkinson, John
Haddicot threw Robert Moreton, Thomas Wood threw C.
Nanson ; John Thompson, odd man.
Fourth Time Over—J. Thompson threw Harry Howe,
Thos. Wood threw J. Robinson, George Brunskill threw
John Haddicot ; John Smith, odd man.
aFifth Time Over—John Smith threw John Thompson,
George Brunskill threw Thomas Wood.
Determining Rounds—This, as in the light weights, was
decided by the beet two out of three falls, and terminated
with the following result :—George Brunskill threw John
' 'Smith, John Smith threw George Brunskill, George
Brunskill threw John Smith.
accordance latter was wet by sheer accident, :main