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iation Of those who could afford to pay,
(says the Sunday Times,) galleries were
erected to contain 1000 spectators. But
ong before the fight was ended, they fell,


ind lamentable to add, two were killed,
and seventeen are in the infirmary with
broken legs. arms, &c. Lord Deerhurst,


Kept the time, and Col. Berkeley acted as


umpire. The victor was borne off in trl-


rmph, in the coach and four Of an English


nobleman"! SIS this" continues the
editor Of the Times, ga fitting employ
ment for British noblemen? we are well


aware that any thing we can say on this
subject, will be as little regarded as whls-
per amidst a storm. We would fan dl-
rect the attention of the sporting world,
to the dying words of John Thurtell, who
lin his defence said-'I have been gam
bier and sporting character, and my pen
itent heart proclaims me guilty; but 1T is
now three years since have seen the in
.ide of gaming house. or been present at


any fight. have been a gambler, my


own family alone have been the sufferers
myself the only victim; and l am to be
put out of the pale of society for that in


which one half of the nobility are my ex.


ample, and the most enlightened states
men my apologlsts.-Boston paper.