- just east of the road and
enabled the
course to have a 'straight mile'. '
Moulsey Hurst' is a very
early site of
cricket (from 1731) and that
tradition is...
- 51°24′36″N 0°21′40″W / 51.410°N 0.361°W / 51.410; -0.361
Moulsey Hurst is in West Molesey,
Surrey on the
south bank of the
River Thames above Molesey...
- to have
given a
guinea to each
player in a
Surrey vs. Middle**** game at
Moulsey Hurst. Then he
awarded a
silver cup to a
combined Surrey and Middle****...
-
Thames in
England on the
reach above Molesey Lock, the
nearest land
being Moulsey Hurst (park) on the
Surrey bank and the
opposite bank
being a much narrower...
- Rimmer, a 22-year-old
fighter from Lancashire. The bout took
place at
Moulsey Hurst and
Molineaux won
after 21 rounds. A
return fight with Tom Cribb...
-
defeated Ben
Medley for a
purse of 200
Guineas on 31 May 1810 in 39
rounds at
Moulsey Hurst near
Hampton in the
London borough of Richmond. On 21–23 December...
-
champion from 1800 to 1805). The
fight lasted 44
rounds and took
place at
Moulsey Hurst, the
major prizefighting venue at the time.
Following the retirement...
- 1823. Each
boxer took £25 for
their efforts. In a
rematch in
November at
Moulsey Hurst, the
Bristol Mercury admitted that both
boxers showed a
great deal...
- marriage. "Sutton, Sir Thomas, 1st Bt. (c.1755-1813), of
Hurst House,
Moulsey, Surr.,
History of
Parliament Online". www.historyofparliamentonline.org...
- 1816,
Randall defeated George Dodd at the po****r
prizefighting location Moulsey Hurst (in what is now West Molesey, Surrey, on the
fringes of
Greater London)...
