The Sun.
London, England, 1860-03-30 00:00:00

SECOND CLASS.

Berry, T. B. .. Pena).
Wainwright .. Trin.
Lamb .. Emman.
Cle.t lc Magd.
Trin.
Sandmen • • Claire
.

Jones, E. D. Joh.
Montagu fi.. Magd.
Nelson .. King's
Armstrong .. Joh.
Holmes Trin.

Humphreys .. Trin.
Daliyns Trin.
Young, Sir G. 5 Trin.
Chaytor .. .. Jesus
Cowell .. .. Trin.

Eve Trin.
Meres f Emman.
Pember Caius
Harrison • . Trin.

Price Trin. H.
Wood, J.C. 5 .. Joh.
Marshall 1 Trin.
Scargill f Trin.
Clayton Etnman.
CLASS.

Jackson, G. 1 .. Joh.
Lowin f
Barstow.. .. Joh.

THIRD
Bothamley Trin.
King Queen's
Sainsbury .. Trin.
Pringle Trin.
Heale Trin.
Gould 1 Trin.
Stone, C. H. Pet.
Rowsell.. .. Joh.

Kidd 1 .. Emma..
Whyley f Trin.
Rennie Tria.
Flintoff Erman.
Pettitt'l Trin.
Todd f Trin.
Clayton f
1 Trin.
Harter Trin.
Benthall i .. Claire
Buszard 5 Trin.
lioorsom Trin.
Shaw J Trin.

Bassett 1 Trin.
Wharton .. Joh.
Snooke Trin.

THE RING AND THE MAGISTRATES.—On Monday,
at the county petty sessions at Wolverhampton, some prize-
fighters and their friends appeared to answer peace sum-
monses obtained against them by the pollee authorities of
Staffordshire. The defendants were Jos. Goss, pugilist,
Northampton; James Cooper, alias Pagett, pugilist, Wol-
verhampton ; and six of their friends, being seconders or
ring-keepers. These were all charged with being the
principal actors in a prize fight, which cane off en
Tuesday last, on a piece of common land called Tuck-hill,
and situated in the parish of Bobbington. Six other per-
sons were also summoned from among the spectators, and
charged with being eiders and abettors. Police-constable
Price, of Trysail, in Staffordshire, deposed that on the day
in question Cooper and Goss, with their seconders and
others, passed through the village of Trysail. Having
previously received information that, a fight was about to
come off, he followed the party six miles to the place before
mentioned, where he found that a ring had been made, and
that 300 persons had assembled. The defendants had taken
up their positions in the ring ; and he also entered it, and
"charged the peace." Voices from the crowd shouted out,
" Kick the out," and the like ; and Vaughan, one of
the ring-keepers, told him that it would be better for him
not to interfere, but if anyone assaulted him (the police-
man) he wouill take his part. Vaughan added that he
inight take ther*names and summon them if he liked, butc
they should have the fight. The fight was then-pro. c,eedei
with, and eighteen rounds were fought, Goss
traeing
The
victor. The stakes were understood
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county of Stafford. The magistrates ground was partly in the count,ysotfraSttadelsobtnoeo
chief defendants to be bound over, an.
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four months. The summonses against the other defen-
dants were dismissed on their paying costs. suretyi n
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