Ned Neal, his battle with Young Sam.

198

Pigeon Shooting..

369

No Ladies at Newmarket (comparatively).
Note, singular one, from the Duke of Nivernois

80

to a country Clergyman, respecting the game
of Chess.

288

Names of the Horses in the brilliant Steeple
Chase at St. Albans....

Now while above that range of hills

Now Fighting's in itself an action...
No sooner were the doubtful people set...

162
375
121

150

Now night has resigned the soft mantle of sleep 284
On the Usefulness of Pugilism..

11

Otter, the account of....

110

Partridge Shooting, sung by the late Mr. Incle-
don.

Profession, doubts as to the real meaning of it..
Prince Rupert's great skill in firing at a mark..
Protecting mud boot, and second horse in the
field, luxuries unknown to the ancient hunters
Power and fine Symmetry of the Fox-hound.
Pitman, John, the first Racket player in England
Pedigree of the Female Jockey.

Press, the, favourable to the cause of Pugilism,
in a national view

Prejudice, long existed, against thorough-bred
horses for the field.

370
374

212

217

375

226

130

170

212

On fighting, by a Young Gentleman of the Fancy 120
Origin and Antiquity of Cocking..

146

Ode to Boxing; by the West Country Cove.

188

Old English Rustic Sports..

257

Owen, Tom, a sketch of.

260

Peculiar circumstances respecting Snowball, in
the history of Coursing..

390

Oh! for a glass of Max..

268

Oh the Jolly Angler's Life, &c.

273

Old Shepherd's Dog..

288

Ourang-Outang

292

Opinions of the late Prince Lee Boo, respecting

the British Sports...

294

Quick riding to hounds, first brought into vogue
by the late Mr. Childe, of Kinlet Hall, Shrop-
shire.

216

One of the Press, its advantages.

181

Queen Elizabeth attached to Coursing..

386

Old Cunwell, the pilot, for many a year....
Old Melton Mowbray Club..

101

213

Osbaldeston, George, Esq...

224

Old Father Thames-its delight to the Cockneys 354

Royal Anecdote..

77

On the "Free List" of good things in this
world...

223

Ox Fence; a description of.

214

Oldest Fox-hound blood in England........

216

Open Racket Courts..

226

Race list, singular one, respecting the Lady of
the late Col. Thornton..

130

Old real Sportsmen, considered finished gentle-

Rounding, Tom, the ever-green Sportsman of
Woodford Wells

193

Rackets, the game of.

226

161

Royal Plates and 100 gs., run for in Great

Of all the Fighting men..

75

Britain in 1831, with the names of the win-

O nothing in Life can sadder us.........

224

ners, weight, &c., ditto in Ireland.

256

O Love has robbed my heart of ease...

126

Rural Sports at Northfleet...

259

Of all the Sports and Pastimes..

274

Rum Old Mog, a flash chant.

263

On the high Toby spree flush the muzzle.

14

Return of the Swallow..

268

One negro say one ting, you take no offence..

On the Qualities of the Greyhound...

Oh! Betty Bell, a milk-maid was....

400

Old Jupiter, a perfect picture of a Greyhound,
either to the eye of the Sportsman or the
Painter..

388

Running for a shift, at Northfleet.

265

Off-hand Pedestrian Match for 100 sovereigns... 401

Paul Pry, taking a Synopsis of the Sporting
World..

Right-handed against left handed men at Cricket 345
Remarks on the milling talents possessed by
Young Sam....

300

49

Pugilism defended, by the late Tom Reynolds
of the London Ring..

Randall, Jack, and Ned Turner, a poetical epi.
taph...

202

170

Rifle Shooting.

378

Pet Goat...

239

Red House Rifle and Pistol Club.

Page

Superior Shooting, unparallelled.

Shooting in America..

40

Singular battle at Tattersall's between a Cock
Sparrow and a Mouse..

79

Sagacity of the Shepherd's Dog.

91

Shaw, (the Life-Guardsman and Pugilistic
Champion) slight notice of his character at that
memorable epoch in the history of Nations—
the Battle of Waterloo...

Sketch of Miss Made-up, an actress of all work..
Speech made by the late Jack Emery on pre-
senting the Silver Cup to Tom Cribb, the
Champion of England..........

Sporting Anecdotes of the late Hon. Tom
Coventry..

Simcock, George, the comical Dragsman of the
Lewes coach.

Sporting sketch of the late Jack Cavannagh, the
celebrated Fives player.

Style of Melton Mowbray Fox-hunters.

Shooting to a nicety...

Singular great Shooting and Walking match, for
1000 guineas...

Shooting for a Prize Gun.

-at Penny Pieces..

Shooting match for 1000 sovs.....

for a Gold Cup....

Sweepstakes for 500 sovs..

150 sovs..

372

Song T. Y. C., written for the Thames Yacht
Club, by Ben Backstay, one of its members..
Sporting Anecdote of the late Lord Nelson.
Shark Fight; by an eye witness, a native of
Calcutta.

Song on the celebrated Horse, Birmingham..
Sports, Pastimes, and Habits of our Forefathers,
contrasted with modern manners...
Sketch of Newmarket Races, by a German
Prince.

118

124

Snob, a cant phrase amongst the Meltonians, to
denote that a stranger is amongst them in the
hunt....

219

Singular Affection displayed by a Greyhound.. 143
Steeple Chase for 1000 sovereigns..

Sporting Anecdote of King William IV. at
Ascot Races......

56

164

Shamrock Challenge, Steeple Chase.

167

Sporting with Young Kill Bull's heart..

198

Strange Sagacity of a Rat..

239

Singular Deer Chase...

266

Sketch of the Swallow.

268

Spending an evening at the Castle Tavern, Hol-
born; a description of the company, &c...
Super excellent Sportsman, Mr. Musters...
Sir Richard Puleston, celebrated as a judicious
breeder of hounds

76

217

ib.

Shooting Wild Ďeer.

286

Smolensko: or, a second Eclipse.

287

Sporting Duke and the Curate.

288

"She kicks!" necessity of a label pinned to a
horse's back when hunting in a crowd....
Sagacity of the Hawk....

219

310

Silver Horse-shoes...

ib.

Sports in the East..

315

Sporting Epitaph (J. Pratt, Esq.).

316

Sporting in India.

319

Singular Sporting feat..

320

Small, John, a sketch of-celebrated Cricket

Six hundred pounds to ten, won three times over,
by Sir Charles Bunbury, on Smolensko....
Success to thee, ECAN, though I am afar..
Snowball, considered the best Greyhound in
England.

287

32

389

Singular, that after the lapse of so many centu-
ries, the mode of beating for a hare in Coursing
should be now exactly what it then was......
Sketch of the late Right Honourable George Pitt,
Baron Rivers; a first-rate Sportsman, a great
breeder of Greyhounds, a patron of the Arts,
and a valuable member of Society....
Snowball, Major, and Sylvia · ·!.

386

386

most perfect

4

Greyhounds ever produced at one litter, and

were never beaten......

390

the Four-in-hand Club; an outline of

Swaffham Coursing Society, account of..

391

Windsor Forest; its beauties and great Attrac
tions during Ascot Races..

Unfeeling state of the Cock towards his chickens 280
Umpire's decision respecting Mr. Seffert's charge
against Mr. Osbaldeston, in the Steeple Chase
at St. Albans

Virginian Horned Owl.

Verses in Praise of Cricket.

Walking Match, great feat performed by the late
Col. Thornton..

166

286

338

Vincent Dowling, Esq., Editor of Bell's Life in

London; a sketch of..

76

When the British Horse first received its cross in
the breed..

Wynford, Lord, his opinion respecting the pre.
servation of our National Habits, Manners,
and Customs; well worthy of the attention of
Clergymen and Magistrates presiding over
Villages in the Country..

Wakes, and other Amusements, are the fruits of
our Liberty.

When you have got hold of a good fish, think
of your wife......

What a shocking world this is for Scandal..
When duty on a Sailor calls, he scorns to tarry
long....

With spirits gay we mount the box, the tits up
to the traces..

Whither, midst falling dew.

Walking, Riding, and Driving Match, performed
by Captain Polhill...