Bell's Life in Sydney Saturday, October 9, 1852. Races to Come
Parramatta Races...October 14th. Bradwood Spring Races..9th, 10th, and 11th November…
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Cricket
Our cricket lovers will be glad to learn that the opening match of the season amongst the members of the Royal Victoria Club will commence this morning at the Cleveland Paddock,…
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THURSDAY, the 14th instant—Stewards: J. B. Bettington, Esq.M.C, Captain Fitz Roy, R.A., and J. R. Holden, Esq. M.C. The first race was for the Lady's Purse, of…
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S. B. BETTINGTON, Esq, M.C.; CAPT. FITE ROY, R.A.; J. R. HOLDEN, ESQ., M.C. Scarcely had we recovered from the surfeit of good things so profusely lavished…
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CRICKET.—The weather on Saturday last turning out unfavourable for play, the contemplated match amongst the members of the "Royal Victoria Cricket Club" did not take…
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Braidwood Spring Races, 9th, 10th, and 11th November…
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Braidwood Spring Races..9th. 10th, and 11th November…
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DEFEAT OF THE CELEBRATED CLIPPER AMERICA. RYDE, FRIDAY EVENING.—It would be difficult indeed to convey to the minds of persons removed a distance from this spot anything…
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Our Spring Races commenced this day, but anything more miserable than the attendance on the course, has not for a number of years fallen to our lot to witness; and so meagre was the…
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Barwood.....31st December, 1852; 1st January, 1853…
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Burwood.......31st December, 1852; 1st January, 1853. BURWOOD HOMEBUSH RACES.—We have been requested to solicit the consideration of parties…
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BURWOOD RACES.—It will be seen on reference to our advertising columns, that the Treasurer for the above races has, with a view to facilitate the entrances on the 20th proximo, at…
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The attendance at the races has been less aristocratie this year than usual: but the receipts execed last year by about £300, being the largest ever known. In some respects, however, there…
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The attendance at the races has been less aristocratic this year than usual: but the receipts exceed last year by about £300, being the largest over known. In some respects, however, there…
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WE were much gratified on Monday last by the match played between the crack Australian Club and the "Cleveland Eleven,"brought into the field by the Secretary of the Royal…
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A well contented match was played on the Hyde Park g[?]ound last Monday, between the "Australian Club " and the "Cleveland Eleven [?]" and though many of our citizens were…
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Mr. Hawthorne's b.m. Atalanta. "Ivory's b.g. Bungaree. "Steenson's ns. ch.g. Dick Turpin. "Wentworth's b.g. Brother Jonathan, late Bay…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →To the Committee of the Anniversary Regatta, 1853. (Per favour of the Sydney Morning Herald.)
GENTLEMEN,—Many of you will, no doubt, remember the fact, that by the patriotism and liberality of the colonists, who are in the habit of contributing to the Regatta Fund, a…
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