Star.
London, England, 1829-02-18 00:00:00

THE FIGHT.

Rowena I.—Locke was fte;aaetlelesiii,aad argued inipesweinna
Harry was stiff, staunch, and formidable. Locke lid Warmly;
be cants a resod right-hander at the Jew's ribs clumsily% and
conenseteeed a train of loom play—play it was, for no basal tip.
peered—they got to a grapple, and hi weaving the Jew bad at lama
a per mouse of ten the beet, bat in a trial for a fall, Glilgeem was
under.
1. Harry was op to sour, sad began to work like an iodesmisso
me, but be fell short in his aims, and so did Locke be was item
out of distance—they bustled about. and Lucke got Locke,
ahem
the ropes. rather so a bad salt, and at last be was thrown audit
the ring—(Loud cheers for Harry).
S. Locke's left eye was touched on coming up; he was llow
his movements. although neat enough ; bet ha was so slow that
Harry could always step the Bristai's left; eat this score the Jew
became fierce rather fiery, and pushed to business-doing; tug
Jack was awale, and met him said head seemly. Csidgeon made
a counter or two tell, sod then rushed for more mischief, burned
on, and bath men were seen over the rupee.— Locke ender.
4. Both missed their blows and closed ; ages was no bitting in
the fall—Gidgeoa was under.
L Locke deslross to have the load Ist out with dos let et die
body. and of course gave his head. but Harry did not catch bins;
and neat Locke gave him a left at the brad; Gidgeon planted two
prim bodiers, and got away by jumping—this was west to be his
main point, a staunch right-hander at the bread basket. They
clam& Locke abed the last. but be was under in eke fa

S. Locke bit round and was clumsy with his left, and was adtbd
short. Magoon was particularly effective at the body, and Lucke
was quite abroad, but be laid hod to puntaitl, fibbing fashion-.
Gidgeom pushed bins down.
7. Lecke for Igkt, awry for stopping, and the lance was do
best at it. Locke was at work with hi. left band, sod Harry's
' ribs knew it. Lecke become slow, sad hung lire, mud km the mess
time Gidgeon put in some prime jaw bits; bet be moon got fatigued,
and Locke nabbed to no pupae, and laid bold to lib, raid GU&
pan pushed Wen down.
S. Harry did it at the body once well, and Lockepnipped
They scrambled. and Harry was under.

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9. Wiliam. was squirting claret as be washed his month, sod ho
was piping "bellows to mend." They hogged—Locbe bit sway
with good taste in the embrace. but be was pushed down by limy
at the dose.

10. Gideon all for light i Locke was lazy I old age was organs,
Is Harry. Locke nabbed Ws, sod they anal. will Harry was
downed a burster.

11. Lecke set out foe the face with the left ; they dosed; Harry
had the best of close hitting; both men down. Locke with Ids
apse bleeding.
it. Gidgeon round with his right—returns faddy. Gideonw
missed hit designs, but he was bold enough. Locke tried an up hit,
but In failed. They closed, and Gidgeon fibbed to some porpoin
until be was tbrowo across the ropes awkwardly. with has spindle
danger.
13. Leek, slowly, with theJeft at face: Gidgeon hit so, but
neither hit hard. They ezchanged and they countered.-bat •ii
no harm • at law. however, Gidgeon floored with a sioggiog
right-bat:ler, and gave him a bursting benefit.
14. Locke missal every thing he trkd at lite. but he put hi ins
left.hand body blow that told. Hairy propped him la the dose
of It, and jobbed him'. After that they cams to loose bitting. with
no advantage nor peculiarity but Locke* Amin Gidgeon was
under In the fall.

15. A slogging go, and bout tnea ealinuttd—.Lotke was best luta
—Gldgeon was tottering. Both were down.
N. Locke at a loss, went in pulkphanksy was gado
in a fall at the ropes.
17. Locke weak entail,. sod slow as en elephaot4 Oddrion fell-
a determination, he launched out. and single hating followed with.
out strong effects, and Locke was ender sillily.
Is.. Locke imagined great things. and put it h first at she be*
and then at the body wWt the left. Harry laid hold of himh and•
fibbed hint like a good sliest the body. but bad the worst in the fall..
11, Loose play and no bum; a scramble. sad Gidgess west
downs burster.

It:ekeseste, -with the lat—Gidgeon sheet in bitting, asiL
Locke muzzled him a stinger. Harry allover from fatigue, be was
reeling,he went all to sea, and Locke fell in trying to bit bins.
21. Locke. Is good health and enslave for eseestien ; he INF
gay, and Gidgeon was not esactly gloomy; they bad a very hard
rally all against Harry, who thawed dame everielusese, and poor old
Harry was downed a hunter.
Gidgeon Mt his shames was gesepastotad be gave le, net byelaw
he bad bee Wombat because be maid not beat. The fight lasted
thirty-five Wants&
OSSZRVATIONIL—Neither of the little. heroes were
mach punished, and neither of the men showedoul
fighting. Gidgeoa's day is now gone by. Locks woo
I the fight becau4 loath mast be served; but he is not•
'entitled to much credit either for skill or execution t be I
hurt the thumb of his right hand in the battle, but other.
'wise his hands were goof. Wben.we say the fight was
moderately-respectable, we haie dune all for which we•'
can be responsible, and Locke was the conqueror.
At the conclusion of the first battle, Keoney threw
op his bat to challenge Pat Jennings for love, money, or
a bellyful. but PAt would Dot have it; Jennings would.
sot fightp.and Keeney bad the pleasure of crowing over it.
A second fight took place afterwards for a perm 41
about 11. bet+ wen Tom Geyer, of Woolwich, sad a
yokel named Tom Virgin. Guyer won the battle, which.
was a ba4 one, at the end of the 45th round.
Locke it.t.nds to show at Jem M'Cartby's Spaniel!
lloonis;eo Monday first. Jan M'Carthy shows bow it
is to be done on moderate . terms on the Mondays iw
guilts I y.