30.—Spring hit Carter on the nob, but in struggling both went over the ropes. (Thirteen to five on Spring.) 31.—The right eye of Carter was rather damaged. Spring hit and broke away. He, however, punished Carter down, and fell. 32.—Carter sat cross-legged upon his second’s knee. Spring hit, and followed him over the ring. In struggling at the ropes, Carter exclaimed, “Let go.” Both down. 33 to 35.—Spring worked hard in all these rounds; took the lead from his hitting; but went down from his exertions. 36.—This was a severe round, and Carter was hit out of the ropes. Loud shouting; and “Bravo, Spring! Where’s the Champion now?” 37.—Spring made a good hit, but went down from weakness. 38.—Carter hit down at the ropes. 39.—Spring shewed good science; he hit and broke away, and planted a blow on Carter’s nose. Both down. 40.—After some exchanges, Spring was hit sharply, and fell upon his head. He was extremely weak, and his friends felt alarmed that he was falling-off; the odds got down upon him. 41.—Spring, in a struggle, fell upon Carter, which appeared to shake him to pieces. 42.—Spring made a hit upon Carter’s nose, but was too weak to follow up this advantage. In closing, on the ropes, both down. 43.—Both down. 44.—The right eye of Carter was nearly closed; but Spring was still weak, and went down from a slight hit. 45 to 49.—Both down in all these rounds. Hugging was the leading feature; but whenever Spring could extricate himself he did, and administered punishment to his opponent. 50.—Spring hit Carter out of the ropes but, to the astonishment of the spectators, he got up with the utmost sang froid. 51.—Carter tried to make a hit with his right hand, but it was stopped. After a few exchanges, Spring went down very weak. One hour and twenty-five minutes had passed, and severity of punishment was not visible, to any extent, on either side. 52.—Spring now went in, hitting and following Carter closely, till he punished him down. (“Bravo, Spring! the Champion’s not in Carlisle now.”) 53.—Hugging again till both down. (Murmuring in all parts of the ring; and three and four to one betters lamenting their want of discrimination in backing a man who seemed to have no fight left in him.) 54.—Carter nearly received his quietus in this round. Spring hit him on the head so strongly that he went down like a shot. [Thunders of applause; and a guinea to a shilling offered.] 55.—Carter came in a tottering state to the scratch, but was hit down. Ten to one. 56.—This was the most interesting part of the combat; Carter, to the astonishment of the ring, commenced fighting with his left hand, and made two hits, but was sent down. (“Go it, Spring, you have not a minute to lose. Give such a Champion a finisher!”) 57.—Carter again floored.