The Regatta
On Saturday last, the harbour presented a most animated appearance, being studded in every direction with sailing boats, rigged in all the varieties known throughout the world…
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Cricket Match
The Return Match between the Civilians and the Military came off yesterday and was decided in favor of the former in one innings. The play on both sides was good, but the…
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The return cricket match between eleven Colonists, and eleven of the military (4 h regiment) came off on Monday last the result of which his established…
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SIR, Having seen in the Sydney Gazette this morning, a paragraph concluding the count of the late Regatta, insinuating that Owners of the winning Boats complained…
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The following boats have been entered for the 1st and 2nd class sailing boats— 1ST CLASS. Ranger—Major Lockyer—St. George's Cross…
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The Regatta for to-morrow, the 26th is arranged to come off in the following mannerâ The First Race to be between the…
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The Regatta came off yesterday, and was condancted with much spirit throughout, Too inuch praise cannot be given to the stewards for the very judicious manner in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cricket. the North and South Match. (From the Brighton Guardian of August 31, 1036.)
The great match between the players of the North and South of England commenced on Monday week it Leicester, and wag not concluded until four o'clock On Thursday afternoon. The Southern players win…
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The forty-ninth anniversary of the foundation of the Colony was celebrated by a Regatta, which went off with great spirit. The day was remarkably fine, and the crowds of people on the points…
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Tho much-talked of Sydney Races, which would have been supposed to have' eclipsed those of die minor districts of' the Colony (but quito the reverse on the…
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For the first race, two horses came to the post, viz—Mr. Robert's Traveller, 5 years old. ridden by J. Budkin, 8 st. 12 lb. Major England's Whisker, 4 years old,…
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WITHOUT waiting time in informing our rentiers of what they knew before, namely, that Wednesday last (the first day of Sydney Races) was very hot, that the road to the course was very dusty and…
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SURELY the new Course is inferior to the old one -- on Wednesday the weather was fine, yet the Sportsmen and Fashionables were blinded and almost suffocated with dust…
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Yesterday closed the Sydney races for the season. The early part of the morning was overcast and unpropitious, some rain falling, which had, however, the…
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The Sydney Races came off on Wednesday and Friday last. The following is an abstract of the result:- WEDNESDAY — First Race.— A Sweepstakes of…
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We Shall follow the example which we set in the account of the first day's Races, and leave the imaginative reader to guess how many horses and carriages, accidents, and adventures, occurrences and…
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Tho Goulburn Races took place on the 11th and 12th ult and the true lovers of sport (we are sorry to gay were few in number) had the advantage of seeing a good Course, (rood horses, and good riders…
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The Goelu[?]n Races took place on the 11th and 12th ult, and the true love of sport (we are sorry to say were few in number) had the advantage of seeing a good Course, good horaes, and good [?]…
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These Races commenced on Tuesday last; the day was as fine as over peeped from beneath the horizon, and the Course was as gay as a garland of flowers. Whoever could…
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The Maltland Purse of £100, for horses of all ages, weight for age; heats, two miles; three entrances or no race.—Entrance, £10. Major England's Whisker, 4 years old,…
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