AFTER a rapid [?] from the flat (not flats) of Campbellfield lo the luxurious and fertile, though ai this season rayther frigid, Plains of Bathurst, our Racing Reporter ...
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Advertising : 87 wordsDILLON AND SMITH.—This match had been fixed to come off at the Cherry Gardens on Tuesday last, but owing to a dispute as to the inequality of the ground the ...
Article : 149 wordsCARCOAR.—We harn received a letier from the above district, ordering onr jnnrnal'to be forwarded, but really cannot deciper the subscription. ...
Article : 116 wordsSIR—The subjoined bet, having been referred to arbitrators and their decesion, not meeting the approbation of some parties interested, I have been advised to submit a full statement of the circum ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 24 wordsTHE past week has been a busy one for the good folks of this town; the arrival of the swells from the interior to witness the spot was constant and rapid, every available bit ...
Article : 1,093 wordsTHE first meeting of this newly-formed Club was held at the Royal Hotel, or Wednesday evening last; but owing to irregularity as to the appointed hour of ...
Article : 559 wordsREGINA V. WALMSLEY.—This was a case in which the defendant had been convicted of having a Still, on his premises illicitly, by the Windsor Bench of Magistrates, and ...
Article : 243 wordsThe morning of the [?]th (which was the day appointed for the Sports to lake place at Killarney), much to the satsfuction of the Sporting people of the neighbourhood, ...
Article : 414 wordsSIR GEORGE GIPPS.—A subscription is on foot through the City, for the purpose of presenting the present Governor with some substantial, token of approbation prior to ...
Article : 631 wordsDUNCAN M'FARLANE V. SAMURL TAYLOR.—This was an information filed against the defendant for a breach of the Act of Parliament, 3 and 4 WmIV., c. 55 (commonly called the Registry Act), ...
Article : 1,314 wordsOHM HARRIGAN AND JO SHAW.—In last week's issue we gave tongue as to fistic event at Bungarrabbee, which has [?] then been amicably decided. The ...
Article : 239 wordsTHE only account which we have beer able to obtain of this meeting is sb vague and imperfect as to warrant its exclusion from the. columns of a Sporting Journal. ...
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Bell's Life in Sydney and Sporting Reviewer (NSW : 1845 - 1860), Sat 27 Jun 1846, Page 2
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