A HARD LITERARAY FARE.—On Monday, according to custom, our prophetic friend in Hunter-street favoured us with a most intersting lecture on the everlasting negro," considered intellectually and physically; for ...
Article : 3,323 words[?] E. P., Gundagal; Mr H., [?] Parramatta Road; [?] Raymond Terrace; [?] Wagga Wagga, and Auckland Agents. [?] enclosed programme I entered [?] for the ...
Article : 359 wordsA prize fight came off on Monday in the victy of the Canadian Lead, attracting a concourse of less than fifteen hundred persons, between Bob fee, fugilist well known in Victoria and in this colony the ...
Article : 561 wordsThe nomination of Messrs EAGAR, S[?] and MOFFAT, took place at the hustings in Wynyard Square on Tuesday, the show of hands being all but unanimous in favor of Mr Eagar. The other two candidates demanding a ...
Article : 159 words[?] EAGER'S Consistency (by Gift o' Gab, out of Honesty.) [?] SPEER'S Unknown (by Alderman, out of Impudence.) ...
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Advertising : 187 wordsTHE Election for West Sydney has brought out [?] bold relief the peculiar kind of influence exercised by the Government to secure the return of another "joint" to their diminished dorsal ...
Article : 1,313 wordsPEDESTRIANISM.—A foot race of 100 yards, for £50, came off in the A. A. Company's paddock on Thursday morning, in the presence of about 500 spectators. The competitors were Edward Jones, of New[?] and John ...
Article : 136 wordsAs we anticipated a fortnight ago, this election has resulted in the return of Mr GEOFFRBY EAGAR, to the sore dismay of the Government party, whose exertions to keep him out were of ...
Article : 284 wordsWe think Master Jack has killed the Giant sufficiently often, and that the latter may now be suffered to repose in peace. We have a very pleasing reminiscence of "The Nalad Queen," as performed by the Marsh ...
Article : 192 wordsTo begin with a paradox—who has not seen" The Invisible Prince?" To all such, we advise them not to "stand upon the order of their going, but go at once," on its next repetition. It is, in our opinon, the best ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 50 wordsMuch to the comfort of the Northern sympathizers of hunter-street, the " Wild Pigeon" from California [?] into pont on Wednesday, bringing under her wing a bundle of valuable " notions," to the 15th November. ...
Article : 445 wordsA full month's recess has now commenced; and Bathurst and Penrith will re-open the turf campaign in the middle of March. There is, consequently, absolutely nothing to chronicle under this ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 225 wordsDARING OUTRAGE.—On New Year's Day there was a race meeting at Brisbane Valley, in the Bathrust district. When the sport was concluded, and the prizes paid over, an armed ruffian, named Lowrie, attempted ...
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Bell's Life in Sydney and Sporting Chronicle (NSW : 1860 - 1870), Sat 10 Jan 1863, Page 2
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