6.—No fighting; they closed and both came down. 7.—In this round Ryan displayed to advantage, but closing he fell. 8.—Very short; Ryan again fell. 9.—Both having received some desperate blows, now began to be more cautious, sparred a good deal, and the round was terminated rather favourably for Ryan. 10.—Some sharp blows quickly plied. Belcher fell. (Odds were now generally two to one on Ryan.) 11.—The men instantly closed, and Ryan fell. 12.—In this round Ryan put in some good hits and brought down his opponent. 13.—Both closed, struggled, and fell, Belcher uppermost. 14.—Ryan threw in a severe blow, which Belcher very scientifically stopped; he rallied, and both fell with great violence. When down, Belcher patted Ryan’s cheek, and said, laughing, “Bill, you’re done over.” 15.—No fighting, and the men closed and fell, Ryan uppermost. 16.—Both showed fight; Ryan down. 17.—Ryan very adroitly threw his opponent, still Belcher appeared very gay. 18.—Good fighting. Ryan brought down his opponent again, but not a clear fall. 19.—After some good hits exchanged, Ryan put in a severe blow in the kidneys, and threw Belcher. 20.—Ryan now appeared distressed in his wind; but he made a neat hit, but slipped and fell. 21.—Both fought with great resolution, and each showed courage. Ryan had the superiority in strength, and got his opponent down again. 22.—Both appeared fatigued; no fighting, they closed and both fell. 23.—Well contested; Belcher showed good fight, and his friends began to have a better opinion of his chance; he hit his man and got away, Ryan, however, threw him. 24.—Belcher recruited, stood up boldly, and by an excellent hit, brought down his opponent. 25.—Both very weak, closed, and fell. 26.—No fighting, at least no impression. Ryan fell. 27.—Both combatants seemed distressed. Belcher fell. 28.—Belcher at the end of this round fell, and laughing, fairly pulled his antagonist after him. 29.—Belcher immediately on setting to, put in a blow on the head, and Ryan gave in, not without a supposition of cross play. The fight lasted fifty minutes. “Lord Craven, Lord Albemarle, General Fitzpatrick, Hon. Berkeley Craven, Mr. Fletcher Reid, Mr. Mellish, Mendoza, Jackson, Bill Warr, and others were present.”