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ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.
REMITTANCES RECEIVED from J. O., Chiltern; W. H. Frazer's Creex; W C., Gandare: J. P. Datngalee; J. M., Campbelltown; T. B. Naretian; J. K., Windsor; T. B, Concord; and G. and H. L., New Zeland ...
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THE RING
The long-pending battle, for 1060 dodnes aside, between Ned Price, of Beston. 11st; and Australian Kelly, 10st 7th, came off on the 13th October last at Point Abino, Canada, and was won by Price in twelve rounds, ...
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LATEST FROM VICTORIA.
THE TURF. — There are a ven entries for the great trotting in harness event; Long Tom the favorite. The entries for the Geelong Races are the best and largest of the season For the Free Handicap there are 88 ...
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SPORTING REVIEWER. RACKS TO COME.
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THE TURF.
A FRIEND from Liverpool informs us that the course is in excellent order, and that, barring accidents, all anr anticipations of a first-rate meeting will be fully realised In addition to the several likely starters mentioned in a ...
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Advertising
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THEATRICALS.
The principal entertainment of the week has been the production on the Police-office boards of the celebrated Colonial Ealce of " PERJURY," the part of Doubtful Veracity being cast to Mr Samuel Colville by the stage ...
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BELL'S LIFE IN SYDNEY.
THE intelligence received by the " Salsette," and the supplementary items furnished by the telegram via Aden, do not materially tend to disperse the clouds of uncertainty in which the question of ...
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The Misses Emma and Olelia Howson's Concert.
We regret to state that the attendance on this occasion was far from gratifying to the friends and well-wi here of these young ladies, and not at all commensurate with their talent, or the rich musical tr at offered by them to a ...
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FISHERMAN. — This gallent old horse has ended his racing career. He is to be put to the stud forthwith and will be located at Mr Gulliver's stud paddocks, Swalecliff next season. Sunday Times, Oct 30. ...
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AQUATICS
DICK GREEN AND KELLY OF LONDON. —Touching the challenge sent to England a short time ago, on behalf of Dick Green, we may mention that a letter has been received from Mr W. G. Moote (the gentleman deputed to ...
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ENGLISH SPORTING NEWS.
Umpire. Brown. 5 to 1 (off) Baccaneer. uilton. 12 to 1 (tk) The Wizard. J. Scott. 12 to 1 (tk) The Drone. J. Scott. 1000 to 30 (tk) ...
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THE AMERICAN DERBY HORSE,UMPIRE
As much curiosity has been excited respecting the age of Umpire, and the alleged impossibility of defining accurately the age of the horse by the appearance of his month, the following remarks which bear on the subject will be ...
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WOROESTER AUTUMN MEETING
The WORORSTERSHIRE GRAND ANNUAL STEKPLR CHASE HANDICAP of 20 sovs each h ft, and 5 only if declared, with 100 added; the second to save his stake, and the winner to give 20 sovs towards the expenses; winners ...
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MR ELLARD'S CONCERT. — It is with no smalt degree of pleasure that we draw the attention of our readers to the Concert of Vocal and Instrumental Music, announced by this gentleman to take place on Tuesday ...
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LATEST FROM AMERICAN — From a letter received during the week from our old and esteemed friend, Mr W. H. Stevens, dated New York, October 9th, and announcing his contemplated sailing for Sydney in the barque ...
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CRICKET.
MATCH FOR THIS DAY — A match will be played to-day in the Outer Domain, between the eleven chosen for Melbourne, and a side picked from amongst the other prominent players. The following will constitute the second ...
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Mr R. FISHER. — We mentioned in a former issue that a number of the friends of this gentleman purpose presenting him with a Testimonial prior to his departure for England, in acknowledgment of the warm ...
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DINNER TO THE ENGLISH CRRKETERA
The " All Eleven of England" were treated with a dinner on the 7th instant, at the Astor House The occasion was a meat convivial one, and as a large part of the guests were of the " Old Country,'' singing of good ...
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NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING
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A foot race came off on Wednesday evening, at Block man's Lead, between Mr R. Farmer of sporting celebrity and a Mr Cook for £20 aside, three quarters of a mile; betting 3 to 1 on Mr Cook. At such odds, tba friends of ...
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LIVERPOOL. AUTUMN MEETING.
The GREAT AUTUMN CUP, value 200 sovs, added to a Handicap Sweepstakes of 25 sovs each. 10 ft, and 3 if declared; second to receive 50 sovs out of Ibo stakes, and the winner to pay 30 sovs to the judge, starter, &c, ...
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