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CRICKET.
MATCH FOR TO-DAY— The New South Wales Eleven, and it side chosen for the occasion will meet on the Domain ground to-day for a first-class match. The Military Band will be in attendance, and in order to ...
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THEATRICALS.
WORRELL'S AMERIOAN CIRCUS— It will be seen by advertisement that this establishiment will open this evening for the introduction of the celebrated equestrian troups known as Worrell's American Circus Company the ...
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ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.
REMITTANCES RECEIVED from Mai{?}land and Melbourne Agents. A. M., ALBURY, will near from us privately. WARWICK CHRISTMAS RACES, 1859. ...
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THE VICTORIAN ELEVEN v. COLLINGWOOD EIGHTEEN.
The Victorian Eleven, as chosen by the Match Committee played together for the first time on Saturday, on the Melbourne ground, to try conclusions against eighteen of the Collingwood. Not withs{?}anding that frequent ...
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OLYMPIC THEATRE-WEST MAITLAND
The dramatic company have returned from Single, ton, and re-openod the theatre, The {?}tical drama of " Black eyed Susan," and the " Eton Boy," were rather ineffetivetly. brought out on Saturday, ...
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The Election for East Sydney.
The nomination for the vacancy in the representation of this doctorate, occasioned by the resignation of Mr Cowper, took place on Wednesday on an apology for a hustings erected in Hyde Park. Of the three candidates ...
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TAMWORTH ANNUAL RACES— A public meeting of persous, convened by advertisement in the Examiner, was held on Wednesday evening last, at Mc Lawrence's, the Taveiler's Home, for the purpose of arranging the ...
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Terrible Accident.
On the termination of the business at the hostings, the majority of the assembled crowd adjurned to the successful candidate's Committee Rooms at Fox's Hotel, at the corner of King and Castlereagh ...
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BELL'S LIFE IN SYDNEY.
NOTHING more clearly demonstrates the perfect indifference of the public to political affairs, than the proceeding at the late election for East Sydney. Even Dr LANG, that Listen of the political ...
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PROFESSOR PARKER'S ENTERTAINMENT.
This affair came off at the School of Arts on Wednesday evening last; but unfortunately, just previous to the hour of commencement, a violent thunder storm, accompanied with a copious plavial descent was in full ...
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SPORTING REVIEWER. RACKS TO COME.
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AQUATICS.
ANNIVERSARY REGATTA— The entrances for the regatta were made on Thursday evening last. Most of the races have filled in well, and so far as the public are concerned, the sport promises to ...
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THE TURF.
TATTERSALL'S INAUGURATION DINNER and Liverpool Races will be the two great events of the coming week. The former, indeed, promises to eclipse everything of the kind hitherto attempted ...
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THE VICTORIAN TURF.
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TASMANIAN GRAND YACHT MATCH.
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MR FREDERICK ELLARD'S CONCERT at the Hall of the Australian Library, came off on Tuesday evening last, and as far as the vocal and instrumental performancesars concerned, was a complete success, each and all ...
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THE HARNESS TROTTING RACES AT MELBOURNE.
The following entries were made on the 12th inst, at the Union Hotel for the Harness Race, which is to come off on the 21st inst, — Mr. G. Watson's b g Donald ...
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THE RING.
The P. R. must be at a very low ebb in this colony, as Charley Brock, who lately arrived in Sydney, in the expectation of finding a customer, purposes returning to Melbourne in the Wonga Wong this day. We ...
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THE YANKEE CRICKETERS SKINNED ALIVE.
New York, October, 1859— Mr Editor, the fibs which newspaper correspondents are in the hubit of telling, has made the proverb to "lie like a penny a liner" proverbial all over the world. But in the whole of my ...
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Foor RACK AT COOMA— The foot racing on Monday led to another race, which came off on Tuesday morning. At the settlement on Monday evening Mr Chippindall, who won the 100 yards race, challenged Mr De Lissa the ...
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LATEST FROM VICTORIA.
THE RING— Kitchen and Hardy have been committed to take their trial by Mr Bonsey, P. M., at Geelong. The " Blue," who appeared at the last fight, was the only witness against them. Bail in £100 allowed. ...
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DISGUSTING BRUTALITY,- The following piece of wholesala hatchery is described by the Warrnambool Examiner,.Such wanton destruction of animal life is both unsportsman{?} and inhuman— "One of the grandest ...
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BREAD AND MEAT— It is reported that the Government has appointed a clerk to the Abattoirs it Glebe Island, with a salary of £500 per annum. Various parties have been named as having received the ...
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SINGLETON.
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