Cricket Match
The first of January was enlivened by a match at Cricket between eleven of the 17th Regiment, and eleven Emigrants; as this regiment is on the eve of departure for…
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Cricket Match
The second match between [?] of the 17th, Regiment and 11 Emigrants, came off yesterday, the former winning, as will, be seen by the score, by ten wickets; the day…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Regatta. We have been requested to Publish the following Rules for the REGATTA which takes place on Thursday next. First Race
FIRST CLASS SAILING BOATS, of 18 feet keel and up[?]ards. Entrance—Two Guineas. Four Boats to be entered, or no Race…
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It is some years since these races tool place under such favourable auspices; the great interest attaching to the St. Leger, and the opportune occurrence of the…
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Yesterday was the day fixed for this amusement, and a more favorable one could not have desired., A bright sun and a light cool breeze dazzling at the same…
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Thursday presented one of the most animated scenes we have witnessed in Sydney for some time. The announcement of a Regetta being o[?] take place on that day having been…
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The morning of Thursday last was most propitious for the intended Regatta, and long ere the commencement, the shores were lined with well dressed spectators,…
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Thursday was the day appointed for the above aquatic entertainment, and, from the delightful weather, a more propitious day could not have been chosen. The…
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We are indebted to a Correspondent for the following account of this exhilirating nautical amusement, for the accuracy of which we do not pledge ourselves, our…
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There was a Regatta on Thursday list, but it was not such a brilliant affair as the one got up a few weeks since. It was intended we understand as a token of respect to several families…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Campbell Town Races
These Races took place, according to advertisement, on Tuesday and Wednesday last, at the Race Course near Campbell Town, and owing to the excellence of the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →New Town Races. Thursday, March 17, 1836. Trial Stakes
Mr. Rose's, Randolph, 11; Mr. Kearney's Kildare, 22 Dr. M'Lacldan's Col. Crocket, bolted.—Won easy. Town Plate…
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These Races took place, according to advertisement, on Tuesday and Wednesday last, at the Race Course near Campbell Town, and owing to the excellence of- the arrangements…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Campbelltown Races
These Races took place according to advertisement, on Tuesday and Wednesday last, at the Race Course near Campbelltown, and owing to the excellence of the arrangements that were made,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Original Correspondence. Campbelltown Races. To the Editors of the Sydney Herald
GENTLEMEN,—Having observed a report of the Cumberland Turf Club Races, not particulady correct, allow me to request insertion of the following:—…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Campbell-town Races. To the Editor of the Australian
SIR,—A writer in the Inst Herald signing himself (or herself) "Flirt," who professes to give a correct account of some of the racing at the late race mooting of the Cumberland Turf Club, is not quite so correct…
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Yesterday races parsed off smoothly, notwithstanding the heavy state of the roads and of the course. A party of mounted police kept excellent order…
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Wednesday last was the first day of the Sydney Races, when the great expectations of prime sport generally entertained, were fully realised: good entrances, and of better…
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