The SPEAKER took the chair at half-past 4 o'clock. MOORE-STREET IMPROVEMENT BILL. Mr. SPEAKER road a message from his Excellency the Governor, giving consent to the Moore-street ...
Article : 4,957 wordsThe return match between Lord Sheffield's team and New South Wales was continued again yesterday, and the re[?]ult was most unpromising for the colonial representatives. When play ceased on Saturday the ...
Article : 2,200 wordsSir,—I notice that you have [?] inge[?] correspondent in your issue of Saturday lost who [?]descends te observe that a letter of mine rests " w[?] one leg upon a rotten theory, and the other on [?] ...
Article : 700 wordsThe entries received yesterday for the Canterbury Park March Meeting are as under:— HURDLE RACE, 2 miles.—Reform, Zanco, Fergus, Bonnie Lad, Lord Ripon, Kedheart, Alarm Bell, Parade, Excelsior, ...
Article : 196 wordsThe weights for the handicaps to be decided at the Moorefield February Meeting on Saturday next made their appearance yesterday, and as the fixtures have been allotted with a deal of judgment, some fine ...
Article : 997 wordsThe sun was shining with a warmth and brillianey rarely experienced at this season of the year, and this was about the only consolation to the spectators who mustered in stronger force than usual this morning at ...
Article : 633 wordsA cricket match was played here on Saturday, between married and single. The former won their score, being 129 against the bitter's St. Antill made 58, not out for the single men, and Reid 41 for the ...
Article : 49 wordsThe Globe and Newtown A teams met at the Globe Green, Wentworth Park last Saturday, for the Crawford Shield, when the Globe team were victorious by 18 points. The following are the scores:— ...
Article : 131 wordsA match for the sculling championship of the world and £200 a side was made yesterday, between James Stanbury and Thomas Sullivan. The articles, which were signed at Warby's Hotel, state that the ...
Article : 316 wordsSir,—Again the convocation bird croaks "Is it to he over thus?" Is the University for the people of N.S.W., or for the city only? Poor country graduates! Again without votes—nonentities; Sydney ...
Article : 243 wordsSir,-As a graduate of our own University, anxious for its development as a whole, permit me to enter a decided but withal temperate protest against the tone of " Bachelor's " letter and his strange misconception ...
Article : 1,334 wordsSir,—In reference to your leader of the 8th instant dealing with the rabbit question, and the position of the Crown tenants, as seen by your special reporter, I Will feel obliged by your allowing me to make a few ...
Article : 960 wordsThe following are the scratchings:—For the Australian Cup: Wandsworth. All engagements: Chopstick, Disparity, Clcopatra, Cansande. St. Leger Stakes: Aster, Werite, Hostia, Marton, and the ...
Article : 40 wordsMatters are lively not to say crated, in the hotting market after the Caulfield settling. Several heavy commissions have been executed, Pygmalion being [?]acked tit 100 to 5 to 10 which made him first ...
Article : 241 wordsThe weekly trotting and race meeting was held at the Lillie Bridge grounds last evening in the presence of a large attendance. The weather was favourable for the sport, which was of an interesting character, ...
Article : 354 wordsThe Plattsburg and Wallsend Amateur Turf Club held its race meeting on Saturday. There was only a poor attendance, but the racing was very good. The following are the results:— ...
Article : 347 wordsSubjoined are the weights declared yesterday for the handicaps to be decided at the February meeting on Saturday next:— TRAMWAY HANDICAP, 6 furlongs 50 yards.—Whirlwind, ...
Article : 362 wordsMr. Waddell to move.—That, in the opinion of thin House, the provisions of the Civil service Act providing for a Superannuation fund are inequitable and unsatisfactory to the great majority of the Civil servant. That the said ...
Article : 124 wordsA public meeting was held in the School of Arts for the purpose of electing a progress committee for the ensuing year. The secretary read the report for the past year, which was of a very satisfactory nature, ...
Article : 466 wordsThe following racehorses were offered for Sale last week:—Crain's Compulsion, aged, by Waterford, soil for £60, Fair Play, passed in, £70; Jewel, £13. to Angus M'Kinnon; Ada Bird, three years old ...
Article : 55 wordsA boxing match for £10 aside between Bill Green, of Newcastle, and H. Boyle, of West Maitland, took place at the Oly pic Hall, this evening. Two rounds were fought, Green proving victorious. ...
Article : 43 wordsThe following are the adjustments for the trotting and race meeting which takes place to-morrow:— ETE ETE HANDICAP, [?] Mile.—Lettie, 8st 5lb; Little Carbine, 8st, Tidley, 7st 12lb; Freda, 7st 4lb; Cambridge, ...
Article : 194 wordsMr. Ironside has received from Lord Sheffield the following letter of thanks in return for the souvenir recently presented him by Mr. Ironside in token of his Lordship's first visit to Australia:—"The ...
Article : 692 wordsSir,—In the Herald of 17th instant I read a letter from Mr. A. A. Devlin a[?]ent the "rabbit pest." He is desirous of Government authority to introduce a disease among rabbits with the view to ...
Article : 161 wordsAppended are the weights for the Rosehill reunion on Thursday next:— FIXING HANDICAP (14.2), 5 furlongs.—Ablard, 8st 12lb; Entre Nous, 8st 8lb; Miss Lincoln, 8st 7lb; Johnny, 8st ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Tue 23 Feb 1892, Page 6
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