Wollongong Races
THE above races commenced on Wednesday, and although the weather was very unfavour-able, still the attendance was numerous and respectable; the Course was in a dreadful…
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Berrima Races.—first Day. Berrima Town Plate
Jorrocks, Dunn, walked over. This old. champion of the race course frightened all; none dare meet him; he was in rare condition, and was the admiration of all…
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THE above races took place on Tuesday, the 21th instant, at tho New Course, near Cordeaux's, and the day was remarkably fine, and the attendance very numerous, notwithstanding…
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THE above races commenced on Tuesday, the 8th instant; the weather being remarkably fine, made the attendance numerous; our course witnessed but few of our would-be…
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GENTLEMEN,—In the Times of the 16th April, appears an advertisement announcing that "the Anniversary Dinner of the Marylebone Cricket Club will be held at the Clarendon, on the 2nd…
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THESE races commenced on Tuesday last; the weather during the meeting was very favourable; everything went off satisfactorily, and much credit is due to the stewards and officers…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Country News. the Penrith Races
This adjourned Meeting, came off, as testified by public advertisement, on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday last. The attendance was extremely respectable…
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GENTLEMEN,—The season is now well advanced and there appears no sign of any match coming off. I beg therefore to trouble you with a suggestion or two which I have little doubt, if…
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The secret committee which had been appointed to consider the expediency of making an alteration in the laws of cricket, in respect to wide balls, assembled a few days since in the pavilion…
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First night of the new CHRISTMAS PANTOMMIME. THE MISTLETOE BOUGH, and other novelties. THIS EVENING, DECEMBER 26, 1844, Will be performed, an entirely new pantomime,…
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These Races came off on Thursday last with great eclat on the new Course, and gave unbounded satisfaction and delight to he public, who manifested their…
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