The Express.
London, England, 1853-01-15 00:00:00

HUNTLNO APPOLNTMENTS.

bTA4 HOUNDS.
Her Majesty's, Tuesday, Slough; Friday, Maidenhead
Station—at 11.
Honourable T. Petra's, Thursday, Cook's Mill-green—at
half-put U.
Baron Rothschild's, Monday, Aston Clinton; Thursday,
Halcott--at 11.

FOX lIOUNDI3.

Atheestone, Monday, Harrow-gate ; Wednesday, No
Man's Heath ; Friday, Shilton Village (near Combe); Sa-
turday, Kingsbury Wood-at a quarter to 11.
Bausworth, Tuesday, Womersley Park; Thursday,
Freston Hall ; Saturday, Notton Village-at half-past 10.
Duke of Beaufort's, Monday, Avening; Wednesday,
Bushton ; Thursday, Lower Woods; Saturday, Draycot.
Bramham Moore, Monday, Darlington ; Wednesday,
Ilarewood bridge; Friday, Thorp Arch; Saturday, East
Keswick-at half-past 10.
Lord Hy. Bentincles, Monday, Newbold Common ; Tues-
day, Linwood by Kasen • Wednesday, Wcllingore ; Thum-
day, Buckthorn ; Saturday, Magin Moor-at 11.
Cheshire, Monday, Aston-hall; Wednesday, Broom-
lands; Thursday, Cholmondeley ; Saturday, Wrenbury-at
half-past 10.
Colonel Conyers's, Monday, Hatfield Heath ; Thursday,
Old Samford; Saturday, Skreen's Lodge-gate-at 11.
Cottesmore, Monday, Witham•on-the-Hill ; Tuesday,
Launde Abbey; Thursday, Wing; Saturday, Owston
Wood-at 11.
Craven, Monday, Fairfield Turnpike; Wednesday,
Hampstead Mill ; Friday, the Five Bells, Wickham ; Sa-
turday, Langley U de-at a quarter to 11.
Mr. Dram's, Monday, I'ointington-at 11.
Durham County, Monday, Flus ; Wednesday, Rainton
Bridge ; Friday, Plawsworth Bar-at half-past 10.
East Eases, Tuesday, l'ebmarsh Street; Thursday,
Marks Hall-at half-past 10; Saturday, Notley Gate-
at 11.
Essex Union, Wednesday, Runsell Green; Saturday,
Bradwell-at half-past 10.
South Erse:, Tuesday, Mountneasing Church ; Saturday,
Mucking Meath-at half-past 10.
Essex and Suffolk, Tuesday, Donyland Heath; Friday,
Hadleigh Town-at a quarter to 11.
Mr. Farquharson's, Monday, Woodyates Inn.
Earl Fitswilliam'a Mondly, Gadding Windmill; Wed-
nesday, Farming Woods; Friday, Kennel-at 10.
Ilaydon, Saturday, Harsendale Cleugh-at 9.
Herefordshire, Tuesday, Keeper's House, Stoke Edith
Park; Friday, Harewood's End-at half-put 10.
Heythrop, Monday, Chapel House ,• Wednesday, Tar
Wood; Friday, Gawcomb ; Saturday, Ditchley-at half-
past 10.
Holderness, Monday, Frodingham Bridge; Tuesday,
Hawold House; Thursday, Burton Constable ; 'Friday,
Lockington Station-at a quarter to 11.
Hurworth, Tuesday, Welbury ; Saturday, Low Middle-
ton--at half-past 10.
Mr. M. Ingram's, Monday, Sudbury Coppice ; Thursday,
the Spread Eagle; Saturday, Looley-at • quarter to 11.
East Kent, Tuesday, Bosaingham Street ; Friday, Hoe-
ton Park-at half-past 10.
Ledbury, Monday, Chances Pitch; Friday, Manderfiold
Stocks-at half-past 10.
Ludlow, Tuesday, Brampton Brian.
Mr. Lushington's, Monday, Leeds Castle ; Thursday,
Norton Court; Saturday, Long Beach-at 11.
Mr. Lumley's, Monday, Sparkin Hill ; Tuesday,
'Scrooby
lan • Thursday, Aughton Bar; Friday, Gringley-at half-
gnat 10.
Mr. Morgan's, Monday, Grenfen Toll-bar; Thursday,
, Dessitor Tollgate-at half-put 10.
' Oakley, Monday, Cowper's Oak-at a quarter to 11 ;
Thursday, Cranfield-at I'2 ; Saturday, Sinneshead Wood
-at a quarter to 11.
Pitt herley, Monday, Drayton; Tuesday, Sywell Wood;
Wednesday, Swinford ; Friday, Ssbbertoft; Saturday,
Finedon-at a quarter to 11.
Raby, Monday, Wackerfield ; Wednesday, Hartforth ;
Saturday, Manfield-at half-past 10.
Rufford, Monday, Winkhurn ; Tuesday, Walesby Vil-
lage; Thursday, Norwood Park; Saturday, Bury Hill-at
halt put 10.
Duke of Rutland's, Monday, Easton Hall ; Tuesday,
Kirkby Laythorpe ; Wednesday, Belvoir Plantations ; Fri-
day, Claxton Park, Newton Toll-bar-at half-past 10.
Mr. Smith's, Monday, Tedworth Kennels; Tuesday,
New Mill; Wednesday, Wherwell Wood; Thursday,
Lower Wick Farm; Friday, Bulford ; Saturday, Winter-

slow—at 11.
Southdown, Monday, Polegate ; Wednesday, the Links,
Eastbourne • Friday, 'Ripe Street—at half-past 10.
Mr. Lee iteero's, Monday, Hale Gate ; Thursday, Plais-
tow Windmill—at 11.
Suffolk, Tuesday, Walsham Hall; Thursday, Trimley
Wood—at a quarter to 11.
Sir IL Sutton's, Monday, Baggrave Hall; Tuesday,
Coleorton Hall; Wednesday, Kegworth Station; Thurs-
day, Horninghold Village; Friday, Thrussington—at 1L
Sir Tattoo Sykes's, Monday, Settrington House ; Wed-
nesday, Castle Howard; Friday, Birdsall House—at half-
put 10.
Tindale, Monday, Belay; Thursday, Countess Park;
Saturday, Matfen Piers—at half-put 10.
Tiverton, Monday, Gogland Plantation ; Thursday,
Hawkeridge—at half-past 10.
Warwickshire, Monday, Hay Wood; Tuesday, Weston
House; Thursday, Lower Sbuckburgh ; Friday, Wroxton
Abbey ; Saturday, URon Wood—at a quarter to IL
_ Wheatland, Wednesday, Buildwas Bridge—at half-past

10.
Worcestershire, Monday, Tiddesley Wood; Tuesday,
Stamford Bridge; Thursday, Copcut Elm; Friday, New
Cropthorne—at half-past 10.
HAIIRIEItS._

B. V. 11., Tuesday, Buckland Knoll; Friday, Green
Man Inn—at half-put 10.
Brighton. Monday, Patcham; Wednesday, Racecourse;
Saturday, Dyke—at a quarter to 11.
Brookside, Monday, Newmarket-hill; Thursday, Tels-
combe Tye—at half-put 10.
High Peak, Tuesday, Duke or York; Thursday, Pad-
dington ; Saturday, Pike Hall—at 11.
Morpeth, Tuesday, Longhorsley ; Friday, Steepwash
Bridge—at half-past 10.
Newcastle and Gateshead, Monday, Rowland Gail; Fri-
day, 0 vingham—at half-past 10.
Stockton, Billingham and Hartlepool, Thursday, llutton
Hemy—at half-past 10.
Thanct, Monday, Monkton ; Wednesday, Minster Milli;
Thursday, Up-street—at half-put 10.

BOOKSELLING IN GLASGOW IN 1735.—Thc follow-
ing curious report of a law case appears in Morison's Dic-
tionary of the Decisions of the Court of Session, p. 0,455. It
appears from it that, so late as 1735, the city of Glasgow,
new containing a population of nearly 400,000, was consi-
dered too limited a sphere for the suppoc t. of only two book-
sellers : " 1735, January 15.—Stalker against Carmichael.
Carmichael and Stalker entered into a co-partnery of book-
selling within the city of Glasgow, to continue for three
years ; and because the place was judged toe narrow for
two booksellers at a time, it was stipulated that after the
ex{ iry of three years either of them refusing to enter into a
new contract upon the former terms should be debarred
from nay concern in bookeelling within the city of Glas-
gow. In a reduction of the contract, the Lords found the
debarring clause in the contract is a lawful practice, and
net contrary to the liberty of the subject"— From OM
mod Qucria.