Berrima Races
Tho above Races took place, on Tuesday, the 27th September, and the two following days, and were both numerously and respectably attended, the weather being very…
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Penrith Races
THE following are the correct entries for the Penrith Races, which commence to-morrow, and from the character of the horses entered, there can be no doubt, but the leren…
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THE above races took place on Tuesday, the 27th September, and the two following days and were both numerously and respectably attended, the weather being very favourable,…
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The following are the Entrances for the Penrith Races, to come off To-morrow and two following days:— FIRST DAY…
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THE Penrith Races caine off on Tuesday. For the town plate of one hundred sovereigns three horses entered; they carne in as follows:—…
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THE weather was very favourable, with an [?] of a stiff breeze, which raised the dust very unpleasantly for the spectatore. FIRST DAY…
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On Tuesday last, the Penrith Races came off, when a pretty good muster took place of the gentry and other inhabitants of the neighbourhood. The weather was fine, and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Sporting Intelligence. Penrith Races. Thursday.—second Day
THE first race to-day was the Publicans' Purse, of seventy-five sovereigns, for which there were four entrances. Mr. C. Smith's b. h. Tranby.......... 1 1…
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On Monday, the 10th instant, (the day before the commencement of the races) a private match came off between Mr. Simon's " Baldy," and Mr. Mark 's " Conservative," for £10 a side,…
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WE announce, with sincere regret, the death of the Rev. Thomas Arnold, D.D., head master of Rugby school, which took place at Rugby, on Sunday morning last, after a few…
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1. The Ball.—Must not weigh less than five ounces and a half, nor more than five ounces and three quarters. At the beginning of each innings; either party may call for a new ball…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →CRICKET. To the Editors of the Sydney Morning Herald
GENTLEMEN,—Having observed in your paper of this morning the following paragraph, headed Cricketting—"The members of the Victoria Club, after challenging the…
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