On Sunday last, inspector Sanderson and trooper Pentlund proceeded under instructions to arrest some of those who had taken a lending part in the riot of the 30th ultimo.Three persons were so apprehended,one ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 53 wordsTHE MEUTE at Burrangong has now assumed an appearance well calculated to excite a general and well grounded apprehension,. The events which have just occurred there are of a character most ...
Article : 1,244 wordsPRICES OF THOROUGHBREDS —The follwing paragraph, pretty clearly demonstrates the value of unfashionable stallions and used up brood mares in England. " Miss Sarah" won the great Torkshire Stakes, and ran ...
Article : 263 wordsRACING has been completely a dead, letter during the week; but we hear of considerable activity in matters connected with the coming season. Young uns are being broken-in; and the horses of last ...
Article : 298 wordsGENTIEMEN—New South Wales certainly been prolifie in chestnut "champions;"horses of that truly thoroughbred colo,having once and again wrested first class honors from their fellows;and the next animalI ...
Article : 731 wordsTHE PAIR OAB RACE—Lost evening the stakes in this match were made good at Tattersall's, in the hands of Mr O'Brien the stakeholder. Both pairs are very confident of success, but the brothers hold first place in the ...
Article : 84 wordsTOM WOODS'S BENEFIT— This pugilistic exhibition was, after no small difficulty, brought oil' on, Thursday night. In no way however could it be looked upon us successful; for, from the fact of the Police exercising ...
Article : 337 wordsThe interest attaching to the clever performances of the Marsh troupe is in no degree on the wane;and the novelty and varety of their entertainments during the week have deservedly attracted very respectable ...
Article : 738 wordsThsi meeting came off last Saturday, according to appointiment, and, if not as numerously attended, or as profitable to the gate keeper as former gatherings, drew together a fair sprinkling of the cognoscenti, ...
Article : 679 wordsGENTLEMEN—" Supernumerary" will not let me alone. He says I only write up one or two members of my favorite Club. He means of course the Alberts. Litera scripta manet, and by what I have written, this ...
Article : 306 wordsDEAR BELL — Having heard that some of the gentlemen connected with Moreton Day races expected to win the late Champion Race, owing to one of their horses having done a great thing against time,his ...
Article : 886 wordsGENTLEMEN— I did hope to have been able, unmolested, to continue my review of last Cricket Season this week but " Supernumerary," it appears, will not allow it. I must answer him and I will ...
Article : 990 wordsThese races were postponed yesterday in consoquonce of the inclenieney of the weather, but on this day Wednesday, July 2nd, was one of those delight ful mornings which are so peculiar to this district, being 400 miles ...
Article : 646 wordsPrecious little coin, we're parting, Oh-how cruel is my fate, To mine eye the tear is starting, Last of all my "silver plate! " ...
Article : 228 wordsWe understand the authorities- Intely at Burranggong are of opinion that there were not many bona fide diggers eagaged in the lawless acts of Sunday last,and that the mob consisted chiefly of persons who have no fixed ...
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Bell's Life in Sydney and Sporting Chronicle (NSW : 1860 - 1870), Sat 20 Jul 1861, Page 2
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