REMITTANCES RECEIVED from G.T., Moreton Bay; T.C., Berrima; W.H., warlulla, it. L., Casino; W.V. and W. T., ipswich; J. H., propect, and Mr B., Merhutaula. 1.—P bets D[?] horses do not run in the same direction to win at ...
Article : 124 wordsTHE MAGIC ART.—We call the attention of our juvenile frlends to a wonderful book issued, by the renowued Professor Anderson instructive of the art of magic, which will enable the youngsters to become proficients in, and ...
Article : 1,073 wordsMr Dawson", for the defendants, moved to entern nonsuit.' The action (tried before Mr Justice Williams, at Ballarat, and reported in our issue of 6th November) arose ...
Article : 776 wordsTo-MORROW MORNING being Christmas DAY, as we once heard a Hibernian acquaintance observe on the eve of St Patrick's, and wishing in common with our fellow citizens to enjoy a little relaxation ...
Article : 537 wordsSporting AT WEE WAA.—Our races came of at Wee Was, according to advertisement, on Wednesday, the 1st instant, and finished on Friday, the 3rd. The weather, during these three days, was particularly fine, but the ...
Article : 1,163 wordsI'm the Mayor, I'm the Mayor, I'm at last in the chair, What matters it to me how 'twas I got there, I have put on the. "Ermine," and in my new rig, My "Piper" shall play whilst I dance with "Tom, Bigg:" ...
Article : 160 wordsDISSECTING A QUACK.—" To puzzle, a Philadelphia lawyer", is a common saying with our transatlantic brethren, but the following is related of the manner in which one of these gentlemen puzzled a quack who was bringing ...
Article : 357 words" Where do you buy your gloves? and have you ever] split your gloves in endeavoring to encore Mario in one of his sentimental love songs? and tell me what was your motive in so doing? ...
Article : 523 wordsThe WIZARD continues to " do the trick" nightly to infatuated crowds, who the more they marvel, the deeper they become bewildered at his mystifications. He does in truth make the " eyes the fools of the other senses"; and ...
Article : 341 wordsUp to midnight, the telegram from our Melbourne Agents, whom we had notified to communicate with us last evening, had not been received. As the probability is that a telegram, addressed to us, was received at the ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 93 wordsMuch admiration is usually felt at the idea of getting blood out of a stone, Are out of a pumpkin, and similar extrrordinary feats. We have undertaken an equally anduous task, to wit, to extract wit from our ancient ...
Article : 730 wordsAMONGST the various race programmes, metropolitan and provincial, issued for this festive season, that of the two days sport over the Ashfield course takes precedence in point of importance; and it may be reasonably ...
Article : 622 wordsTHE BOAR'S HEAD.—Germany is famous for its wild boars, and the head of a boar slain in the chase and served up with proper trimmings, is considered a pretty dish to set before a German king. It is well that ...
Article : 2,327 wordsShannon and Kenny.....................December 30. HUNT AND NORRIS.—From the challenges that appear in our advertizing columns, there is a strong probability of a second meeting being arranged between these men. ...
Article : 137 wordsNEW WAY OF "TURNING UP JACK."—A very long man, called William Campbell, alias Scotchy Hand, was placed in the dock before Messrs Lucas and Peden, J.P. charged with knocking down an inebriate mariner, [?] ...
Article : 2,817 wordsHAWKESBURY REGATTA.—We perceive an advertisement in Wednesday's Herald hearing the signature of that very respectable individual whom the committee have appointed secretary, Mr, Daniel Mayno. to the effect that ...
Article : 132 wordsThe last match of any interest to record was one which came off in the Domain last Saturday, between 11 players nominated to represent N. S. W, in the pending contest with Victoria, and 18 neophytes who were desirous of ...
Article : 104 wordsBOTANY BAY ZOOLOGY.—Precocious Young Lady: Law. Ma, here's a Heagle- Mamma (reproachfully); A Henglo! Oh, you hignorant puss. [?], is a How).—Keeper of the Menagerie (respectfully); Axe; ...
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Bell's Life in Sydney and Sporting Reviewer (NSW : 1845 - 1860), Fri 24 Dec 1858, Page 2
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