TASMANIA.

Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 28, 13 February 1863, Page 2

TASMANIA.

We are in receipt of filfSayw Papers. We extract the foll^ppt»lie Clarence Plains horses entered for the yj^ b Re , at the forthcoming C%iteratui Races, paid up their entrc|a|i e to t Wednesday, there being nffcfave ai understand that the course^rifice f< order, and that an exciting ct^fishop for in the above race, on wh|enced tc sums are already being h?l§ . c soExaminer, 30th Jan. f^ n nee? cc Launceston Races.— At-jr^ ] s ' h meeting held at the Laun||^ er ' j. Monday evening, Ayde Dou^| ri8 j n ' chair, a programme of racestg'gburci, ; 24th, 25th, and 26th days of£tbou<rh adopted, and a permanent gjjrbich r sisitng of Messrs. Parr, 13. i|for ou.jl D. Lawson, C. P F assert, J.&jfas, ma Carter, W. Bryant, junr., ftM*™ th W. Atkinson, J. B. Thomp£g cri:ie ; Harris, H .Wilton, R. Jon*# e £™ I wa f appointed.— lbid, mM m Accident. — We regret to^|™j ngt C. Jamieson, of Ellerslic, &&? agai I what severe accident on Tfi|ft;>l 'tq a( | last whilst driving homtiißishop passing Lyminton, River |;«tatetne bolted, and whilst Mr. Jarn^onsecrs voring to check the animal'i|ibe field broke, and Mr. Jamieson ws s> c ZuI ' the vehicle. He was con^™* and one of his legs much kf|£x£: The 21st Annual Meetin»^ jt j"^ Mechanics' Institute was it^eir cr j evening, C. J. Weedon, Es^pp Vec j a C. Gunn, Esq., was electedt .Thus it next year. — Ibid. \ *yith qu< i^pii_Mi^BMMi : !iJbess in t