A. M., KYOGLE.—There being no second horse in the race, the swe[?]pstakes must either go to the funds, or be returned to the ar[?]inal subscribers, as the stewards may determine. "IDOCCTUS." — Communication declined with thanks. There is ...
Article : 280 wordsOn Monday evening Mr and Mrs C. Dillon made their re-appearance at this theatre in Virginius, and were both warmly welcomed, the reception of the former being one of the most enthusiastic ever heard within the walls of ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 109 wordsThe subjoined "rubbish" was not only, sent [?] actually published by, the Maitland Ensign of Saturday last. It is stated by the sage, admiring, and appreciating contributor that it is an emanation from the prolific ...
Article : 340 wordsPROGRAMMES of several provincial meetings will be found in our third page, and beyond calling attention to them, there is little or nothing to record. On the 8th instant, Io dropped a fine ...
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Advertising : 72 wordsThere has been little or nothing doing in the betting world during the past week, and until the entries are out for the Turf Club Meeting, we do not think there will be. Next Tuesday, the night of general entry for the ...
Article : 151 wordsIF the men of Tumut are imbued with a particle of self-respect, and fully appreciate the value of constitutional government, they will indignantly resent the gross insult offered to them by their ...
Article : 1,295 words"By the kind permission" of the HERALD, we are enabled to give the following general summary of news received by electric telegraph:— London, 26th September. ...
Article : 441 wordsOn Monday last a match was made between Mr Harper's bay horse. Barwon, 3 yrs, and Mr Hurtle Fisher's filly, Rose of Denmart, 3 yrs; one mile; weight for age; to be run the first Saturday in April, on the ...
Article : 129 wordsA PARODY ON THE LAMENT OF THE IRISH EMIGRANT. I'm sitting in a style, Mary, Which does'nt coincide With what I've been accustomed to ...
Article : 212 wordsRACEHORSES FOR CRINA.—It is stated that Golden Pledge will leave England after the St. Leger, having been purchased by the same parties who have bought Gardener, Buekstone, Millionaire, Investment, ...
Article : 850 wordsTEN RETURN PICNIC. — Despite a cold and cheerless morning, and the soaking politeness of Plurius, about half a thousand determined pilgrims of pleasure betook themselves, on Tuesday, to Middle Harbour by way of ...
Article : 1,702 wordsBy the kind permission of the author of the "Great Colonial Tragedy," bearing the above title, we are enabled to give the following impressive scene, which has a singular coincidonco with events now passing:— ...
Article : 727 wordsA BITER BIT.—The enterprising managers of this delightful" salle de varieties," stimulated doubtless by the recent "cleaning out" at the rival establishment in Mncquario-street, have spared no expence in ...
Article : 1,958 wordsAT the Doncaster meeting the great Yorkshire Handicap was won by Voltigeur. The St. Leger was won by Lord Clifden, Queen Bertha being second. The Doncaster Cup was carried off by Maccaroni, with Queen Bertha ...
Article : 61 wordsThe Marquis of Huntley, Earl Beauchamp, the Marquis of Townshend, Rear Admiral Dundas, the Right Hon. E. Ellis, M. P.; S. Read Stanley, William Tooke, F.R.S; Jacobs Grimm, Count Alfred de Vigny, Admiral Hope, ...
Article : 43 wordsThe Parliament assembled on the 13th of August: and voted supplies for the organisation of 10,000 militia troops. It is reported that the Federals have erected a new ...
Article : 110 wordsThe American intelligence to the 23rd September has produced great excitement in England. Rosencrantz was defeated after two days' hard fighting, and retreated to Chattanooga. The Federal loss is ...
Article : 184 wordsThe court presided over by the Chief Justice was on Saturday temporarily converted into a legal arena of the prize ring. A large attendance of patrons and professionals, on whom nature had unmistakcably stamped ...
Article : 245 wordsEXTRAORDINARY INSTANCE OF CRUELTY. — A story, in reference to the "Return Pic-nic" on Tuesday last, is new going the round of the Clubs, and if true, furnishes another frightful picture of "Man's inhumanity to man." ...
Article : 203 wordsBILLIARD MATCH, AT BATHURST.—On Monday evening a match was played at the Club House Hotel, in Bathurst, between Mr S. Meppelt and Mr James Cassidy, for £50 aside, the latter-named gentleman scoring ...
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Bell's Life in Sydney and Sporting Chronicle (NSW : 1860 - 1870), Sat 14 Nov 1863, Page 2
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