Pedestrianism

MODERN PEDESTRIANISM. 9? TABLE containing thNeames of the Pedes­ trians, the Distances they performed, and the Time they required, with the Year of performance, &c. Year Name Dist, MilesHrs. Min, Sec. Pag. 1807 — Whitclock, - . 17 1 50 —71 1810 — Bentley, 18 1 53 —71 1808 —Williams, - 20 1 53 —71 1808 Lieutenant Fairman, - 20 2 56 —85 1806 Abraham Wood, - - 20 2 5 —91 1807 Abraham Wood, - - 40 4 50 —92 1776 Mr. Foster Powe.l, 1 2 10 30—47 1700 — Levi Whitehead, 4 19 —72 1771 —Chr. Orten, - 10 57 —73 1793 — JohnBarrett, 10 57 —73 1793 — John Barrett, 5 27 9—73 1809 — Haselden, • - 10 53 —73 1809 — O'Callagan, - 10 58 47—74 1805 —Bindall, 7 35 —74 J 805 — James Farrer, 4 20 57—74 1808 Mr. George Frost, 5 30 —74 1808 Captain Parfet, - - 4 23 55-75 1777 Mr. Joseph Headley, 2 9 45—75 — JosephHeadley, 4 21 —75 1812 —Webber, 4 24 —67 N ^ABLE