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I.

INGLESTON, GEORGE, the Brewer, 1789‒1793:— As a boxer, 124 His fight with John Jackson, 94, 125 Defeats Pickard, of Birmingham, twice, 125 Beaten by Will Wood, _ib._ Retires, _ib._

INGLIS, PEACE, “The Phenomenon,” 1822‒1824:— Beat Hamilton, the Waterman, _ib._ 〃 Deaf Davis, _ib._ 〃 George Curtis, 494 Challenges Harry Holt, 495 Beat Ned Turner, 390, 496

JACKSON, MR. JOHN (Champion), 1788‒1795:— Slanderers of pugilism and its defenders, 89, 90 His birth and education, 92 His _debût_ in the ring, 93 Fights with Fewterel, _ib._ 〃〃 Daniel Mendoza, 94 〃〃 George Ingleston, _ib._ His muscular strength, 96 Mr. Vincent Dowling’s eulogium on, _ib._ His rooms:—Lord Byron, Sir John Lade, Colonel Hanger, etc., Jackson’s personal appearance, 98 As a teacher of boxing, 99 His generosity, 100 Presentation of plate to, _ib._ Death and personal honours, 101

JOHNSON, TOM (Champion), 1783‒1791:— His real name, his kindness, his character by a contemporary, 55, 56 His fights with Jarvis, “the Croydon Drover,” Oliver (Death), Bill Love, Jack Towers, Fry, and Bill Warr, 57, 58 His fight with Michael Ryan, 58, 59 〃〃 Isaac Perrins, 59, 63 〃〃 Brain (Big Ben), 63, 68 His style of fighting, 64 His retirement and death, _ib._

JOHNSON, Dr. SAMUEL, a practical exponent of pugilism, 10, 90

JOHNSON, Mr. ANDREW, the swordsman and boxer, 10

JONES, TOM (Paddington), 1786‒1805:— His early battles, 114, 115 His battle with Caleb Baldwin, 115 〃〃 Abraham Challice, 116 Frightens “Leather Jacket”, _ib._ Beat Keely Lyons, twice, 117 Beaten by Jem Belcher, _ib._ Draw with George Nicholls, 118 Fights with Isaac Bittoon and Simpson, _ib._ A well-known attendant at the Fives Court, 119 His death, _ib._

JUCHAU, TOM, the Paviour (note), 45

KENDRICK, MASSA, 308‒310