Rules of the Ring, 96, 204-8; English, regarding hitting in holds, 139-40. Rushcutter’s Bay, Sydney, Tommy Burns _v._ Jack Johnson, 150. St. Martin’s Street, the racquets court, 25. Sampson, 59. San Francisco, Jefferies _v._ Fitzsimmons, 143. _Savate, La_, decay of, 176. Sawbridgeworth, 56. Say and Sele, Lord, backs Jem Belcher, 30. Sayers, Tom, 53; and Nat Langham, 99-101; and the Tipton Slasher, 102; warrant for his arrest, 107-8; and the Benicia Boy, 107-17; character, 171. Scholfield, J., 51. Scroggins, Jack, and Ned Turner, 55-59. Seabright, Sir John, 37. Sellinger Cup Week, 1790, 17. Shelton, Tom, 59; seconds Hickman, 64. Shepperton, Turner _v._ Sayers, 58. Six Mile Bottom, near Newmarket, 35. Slack, Jack, and Broughton, 3-6; Jem Belcher his grandson, 23. Slasher, the Tipton (William Perry), and Tom Sayers, 102. Slavin, Frank, and Peter Jackson, 121-26. Smith, Dick, and Joe Beckett, 172-73; and Carpentier, 183. ---- Jeff, and Georges Carpentier, 176, 178-82. Spring, Tom, 59; Broughton compared with, 4; seconds Hickman, 64, 66; and Bill Neate, 68-71; and Jack Langan, 72-78; death of, 79; seconds Simon Byrne, 81-84; attitude, 86; interest in Caunt, 94, 96; character, 171. Stanley, Digger, and Jean Poésy, 198. Stewart, Mr., 25. Stilton in Huntingdon, 15. Stock Exchange, gift to Molineux, 50. Sullivan, John L., 135; James J. Corbett and, 127-32. ---- Yankee, and Hammer Lane, 88-92. Summers, Johnny, 194. Sutfield Green, Oxford, Bendigo _v._ Caunt, 94. Swift, Owen, and Hammer Lane, 87; action of, 106. Thackeray, W. M., articles in the _Cornhill Magazine_ and _Punch_ on the Sayers-Heenan match, 114-16. _Thirty Years a Boxing Referee_, Eugene Corri, 122. Thistleton Gap, 51. Thompson, John, 85, 93. ---- William, _see_ Bendigo. ---- Mrs., 94. “Thormanby,” pen-name of W. Wilmott Dixson, 52; on Molineux, 45; _Boxers and their Battles_, _quoted_, 49, 52; generosity of, 78-79; on Bendigo’s arrest, 85, 93, 98. Thornton, Mr., 15. Thurtell, 64. _Times, The_, letter from Molineux to Cribb, 51; notice regarding Tom Sayers’s fight, 107; on the Heenan-Sayers contest, 111; article by “Heavy-Weight,” 116-17; report of Deaf Burke’s trial, 201. Townley, Arthur, and Bombardier Wells, 173. Turner, Ned, and Jack Scroggins, 55-59; and Jack Randall, 60-62. Turners, the three, 59. Union Arms, Panton Street, 54. Ward, Jem, the Championship held by, 68, 80; seconds Simon Byrne, 81, 82, 84; seconds Bendigo, 87, 97; gives the Champion’s belt to Bendigo, 93. ---- Joe, seconds Gulley, 37; seconds Cribb, 46, 49-50, 53. ---- Nick, and Ben Caunt, 93. Warr, Bill, 24. Weare, Mr., backs Bill Neate, 64.