MABLE AND BARNETT.

_ These men, not known in the Ring, but ambitious of doing something to hand their names down to posterity, or to settle some private misunderstanding, fought for ten pounds a-side, on Monday, on Old Oak Common, the former attended by George Curtis and Frank Redmond, and the latter by Ginger and a commoner. It was a slashing affair while it lasted; but Mable, after the second round, in which he received a severe cross-buttock, took the lead, and won cleverly in forty-eight minutes and thirty five rounds. Barnett proved himself a good thrower, but the severe jobbing hits of Mable popped his nob in chancery, and deranged his faculties so much, that his second cried "enough." It appears that these gemmen are both of a trade, in the mustard line, which may account for the unusual heat of their blood. We would advise them, in future, however, to prefer their professional mills to milling in the Ring.

FIGHTS TO COME.

March 18. - Dick Action and Jack Nicholls, 25L. a-side. March 25. - Harry Jones and Bill Savage, 25L. a-side. April 2. - Bob Castles and Paddy Flynn, 25L. a-side. April 8. - Brown and Sampson, 250L. a-side, half way be- tween Birmingham and Bridgenerth. April 8. - Piefinch and Young Gas, 100L. a-side - same ring. April 8. - Dobell and Baily, 100L. a-side. April 14. - Ned Savage and Kirkman, 25 gs. to 25L. April 15. - M'Carthy and Ballard, 25L. a-side. April 29. - Ned Neal and Baldwin, 250L a-side. May 27. - Jem Ward and Carter, 50L. a-side.

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