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  3. THE FOOTLIGHTS.

    THE De Grey Company, at the Princess, have given us a change of programme. The "School for Scandal," following so closely on the heels of "She Stoops to Conquer," has ...

    Article : 947 words

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  5. Boxing in America.

    The telegraph despatches had already briefly announced the result of the which took place between Charley Mitchell and Billy Edwards at Madison-square ...

    Article : 987 words

  6. LACROSSE.

    Melboorae Reds v. Collingwood Blues, at Albert Park. East Melbourne Blues v. Fitzroy, at East Melbourne. ...

    Article : 361 words

  7. The Progress of Cycling.

    Under this head Chambers' Journal says:--In the June number of the Journal for last year we predicted the approach of a period of unusual activity in cycling, and the prediction has not ...

    Article : 582 words

  8. CRICKET.

    THE match, Australians teams an Eleven of All England, which was postponed from yesterday on account of the heavy rain, was commenced on the Old Trafford Ground, ...

    Article : 1,186 words

  9. AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN V. LEICESTERSHIRE.

    The Australian team commenced their eighteenth match in England to-day at Leinester, against an eleven of Leicestershire. There was only a moderate attendance on ...

    Article : 75 words

  10. HANDBALL.

    AT the Carlton Court on Saturday afternoon a splendid display of scientific handball was witnessed by a very large and appreciative audience. The first match of the day was ...

    Article : 493 words

  11. CRICKET NOTES.

    IN Longman's Magazine for June, just received by the John Editor, in an article by Andrew Lang on" Cricket Gossip," the writer says:--First, we have (like Mr. Browning's ...

    Article : 1,098 words

  12. AQUATICS.

    SOME time since Mr. G. Brettt, of New South Wales, assumed the tittle of amateur champion sculler of the colonies, in spite of his having suffered defeat at the hands of ...

    Article : 99 words

  13. [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.--FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.]

    EDWARD HANLAN arrived in Sydney by the express train on Saturday, and took up his quarters at the Mercantile Branch. The same afternoon, with Robert Edwards, the ...

    Article : 119 words

  14. CYCLING.

    MR. H. THOMSON, the genial Fernsider, entertained his club to supper last Saturday evening. About twenty re-ponded to the invitation, and wended their way, over one of the ...

    Article : 793 words

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