Dalness has been the prevailing characteristic of the week, and business has presented no popular features of animation. The Assembly has been amazingly active. On ...
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Article : 294 wordsJACK'S PONY.—Having received innumerable inquiries as to the blood and breeding of the well-known pony "Free Selection," we have taken the trouble to trace the particulars of his pedigree, which we now publish for ...
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Bell's Life in Sydney and Sporting Chronicle (NSW : 1860 - 1870), Sat 30 Aug 1862, Page 2
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