The announcement in our town edition last week, that The Barber had swum ashore from the wreck of the Admella, appears to be quite true; but we are not in possession, at present, of any particulars of this ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 211 wordsAll deposits staked with us will be returned only an a Thursday, notice of withdrawal to be made two day previously. THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE ...
Article : 923 wordsThe elections were the chief topic of interest at the Subscription Betting Room on Thursday evening, and legitiniate business was, for the nonce, at a comparative standstill. No horse, barring The Moor and Sailor, ...
Article : 175 wordsDEAR BELL,—I see Voltigeur is giving a very long and able list of those nags nominated for the "Great Sweeps," but he is in error with regard to some of their performances and pedigrees—to wit, Alice Hawthorn; ...
Article : 375 wordsWe sing a song of triumph, but our theme in not Palestro or Magenta. The heroes whose praise awakes our voice are neither Zouaves nor Imperial Guards neither emperor, king, nor marshal, but merely Thomas White ...
Article : 1,661 wordsDEAR BELL,—Tomboy, a brown gelding, bred by Mr. John Orr, at Stratford Lodge, in 1850, is by The Premier out of Flight. Full particulars or The Premier I have already given two or three times. Flight, bred by Mr. ...
Article : 1,262 wordsEmboldened by his recent successes, the friends or Dick Green have taken a step which, by many persons, will no doubt be looked upon as presumptuous. They have issued a challenge in his favour against "the ...
Article : 258 wordsDEAR SIR,—In answer to yours of—I find, by referring to my books; that Mr. Colin Campbell sent a Cornborough mare to Delapre in October, 1847, with a filly foal at foot by The Duke of Argyle. Two years ...
Article : 172 wordsNow that Dick Green has again fairly and honourably defeated his ancient rival, Tom Magrath—the best man, by the way, that could be brought against him in his own waters—and now that his numerous friends publicly ...
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Advertising : 775 wordsThe patrons of the ring must be fully aware that for some time past a match has been pending between the above-named men, and as it continued to progress so did it daily increase in interest, for although nothing in the ...
Article : 3,564 wordsDEAR BELL.—Wait a While, a black golding bred by Mr. A. M'L. Hunter in 1858, is by Rory O'More out of Silvertail, a mare whose pedigree I am unable to give you. Rory O'More was imported to this colony ...
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