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A NEW WORK ON SPORTING SUBJECTS,

- POZUSHED MONTHLY.
lust published, illustrated with Sixty Cuts (48 on Wood, and 12
accurately Coloured, after the manner of Drawings), price 17s.
neatly half-bound and lettered, Volume I. (containing January
to June), of the
ANNALS of SPORTING, and FANCY GA-
ZETTE; a bbtommta, entirely appropriated to Sperting
Subjects and Fancy Pursuits: containing everything worthy of
Remark on Hunting, Shooting; Coursing, Racing, Fishing,
Cocking, Archery, Pugilism, Wrestling, Single Stick, Pedes-
trianism, Cricket, Billiards, Rowing, Sailing, &c. accompanied
with striking Representations of the various Subjects.
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