The Express.
London, England, 1853-01-08 00:00:00

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

bTAO 1101NDS.
Her Majesty's, Tuesday, 13rackuell ; Friday, Stoke-com-
mon—at 11. _ _

Bath, Tuesday, Beckington ; Friday, Farrington Gur-
ney—at half-past 11.
Honourable F. Petra's, Monday, Beaumont Oats, Broom-
field ; Thursd ty, Moreton—at halt past 11.
Baron ltuthschild's, Monday, Blackgrove ; Thursday,
The Grange, Hockliffer—at 11.

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rox MOUNDS. •
Athentnne, Monday, I:Ashby-gate ; Wednesday, Moira
Station ; Friday, Uleathorpe ; Saturday, blondes —at a
quarter to 11.
Duke of Beaufort's, Monday, Trouble-house ; Wednes-
day, Dyrham-purk ; Friday, Rood Ashton ; Saturday,
Ye:. Rocks.

Old Berkshire, Monday, Buckland-park ; Wednesday,
Choney, near Wallingford ; Friday, Badbury-hill—at half-
past 10.
Badsworth, Tuesday, Darton ; Thursday, Man Village ;
Saturdar, South Hiendly—at half-past 10.
Bramham Moor, Mondiy,Woodhali ; Wednesday, Bram-
ham Moor Cron-roads ; Friday, Manton ; Saturday,
Pool—at half-past 10.
Lord fly. Bentinek's, Monday,Linwood-by-Ruen ; Tun-
day, Fristhorpe ; Wednesday, Blankney ; Thursday, Put-
ter Hill Bar; Saturday, Hardney—at 11.
Cambridgeshire, Monday, Childerly Hate; Friday, Stowe
Fox—at half-past 10.
Cheshire, Monday, Warmingham ; Wednerday,Withing-
ton ; Thursday, Tabley; Saturday, Belmont.
Col. Conyer's„ Monday. Abridge; Wednesday, Black-
more ; Saturday, Easton Lodge—at 11.
Cottesmore, Monday, Wing; Tuesday, Tilton Wood;
Thursday, GrinrithorpeoPark ; Saturday, Ayston—at 11.
Craven, Monday, Tottenham Park ; Wednesday, Knights-
bridge ; Friday, Alborue Chan ; Saturday, Caddlewortb
Village—at a quarter to 11.
Crawley and Horsham, Monday, Rowfant Lodge ; Wed-
nesday, Dancing,' ; Friday, Palkill Park (ate—at a quar-
ter to IL _ _

Mr. Draz's, Monday, Yarlington ; Thursday, Longbur-
too—at 11.

Durham County, Monday, Cole Pike Hall; Wtdoesday,
Easington • Friday, Willington—at half past 10.
East Hsieh, Tuesday, Finehingfield Town ; Thursday,
Felix Hall; Saturday, Gordald King's Head—at 11.
Eases Union, Wednesday, Hazeleigh Hall; Saturday,
Hadleigh Common—at half-past 10.
South Essex, Tuesday, Denton Blacksmiths ; Saturday,
South Oekendou—at half-past 10.
Essex and Suffolk, Tuesday, Wesley Street; Friday,
Ashington Hall Gate—at a quarter to 11.
Mr. Farquharson's, Monday, Broadley Wood; Wednes-
day, Dunel.ffe.
Earl Fitsmilliam's, Monday, Holme Wood ; Wednesday,
Titchmarsh—at 10.
Herefordshire, Tuesday, Hall Court ; Friday, Myrsde
Park—at 11.

iieytiteSp, Monday, Heythrop ; Wednesday, Lough-
borough Gate; Friday, Fanninster Grose; Saturday,
Blenheim—at half-put 10.
Kuwaiti, Tuesday, Enteroommon ; Saturday, Loren
Bridge—at half-past 10.
Holders's', Monday, Tickten ; Tuesday, Lakington ;
Thursday, Rise Park ; Friday, Beverley Queen's Gate
Bar—at a quarter to 11.
Mr. M. Ingram's, Monday, Chartley Castle ; Thursday,
Swarkstone Bridge ; Saturday, Needwood House—at a
quarter to 11.
Bast Kent, Monday, Sandhog Park ; Thursday, Rein-
deo—at half-past 10.
Mr.Lushington's, Tuesday, Rainhant ; Friday, Dod-
dingtna—at half-past 10.
Ledbury, Monday, Roughborougb ; Friday, Kigknam—
at half-past 10.
Ludlow, Tuesday, Munalow Gorse ; Friday, Bircher
Common—at half-past 10.
Mr. Lumley's, Monday, Jockey House ; Tuesday, Saud-
beck Park ; Thursday, Shooter's Hill Gus ; Friday, Dart-
bon Bar—at half-past 10.
Monmouthshire, Tuesday, Tregare Church ; Saturday,
Leadevey Court—at half-past 10.
Mr. Morgan's, Monday, ?ability Lodge Gate ; Thurs-
-140, Long Cross—at half-past 10.
Oakley, Monday, Carlton New Barn ; Thursday, Clap-
' Ismroll Bar ; Saturday, Knotting Fox—at a quarter
Oa 11.
Patheridge, Monday, Barkway ; Wednesday, Stanstead,
Lees ; Saturday, Throckings—at half-past 10.
jimtlehley, Monday, Carlton ; Tuesday, Baton ; Wed-
Braybrooke ; Friday, Cottisbrooke ; Saturday,
Illad&;Weed--at a quarter to 1L
, Monday, Winston Bridge ; Wednesday, Bart-
lett\ t Friday, Wilton Bridge--at half-past 10.
Monday, Olapwell ; Tuesday, White-posts;
Tbseeday, Lawton ; Saturday, Thoreaby-park—at half-
pad 10.
Dolma Rutland's, Monday, Staunton; Tuesday, Bromley
kraal; Wednesday, Croton-park; Friday, Oippla—at
hisii-peut 10.
libeepshire, Tuesday, Bicton-heath ; Friday, Amhara-
brides.
eamerest tiebeeripden, Tuesday, Baneombe-hill ; Friday,
Clremehill—et ha ailest 10.
Lard Strethomptes'es Monday, Farthingstow ; Wedoes-
%keyllawn ; Friday, Bradden ; Saturday, Shrob-
-1
we, Monday, Barley-mow, Selmsaton; Friday,
Askeumb-.4at half-past 10.
eelfdw Tuesday, Rougham-hall ; Thursday, Sylverley-
twee ; Saturday, Broekley-green—at a quarter to IL
dunes Union, Monday, Plough-ina ; Thursday, Healy-
park—at half-past 10.
Mr. A. Smith's, Monday, Tedworth Kennels; Tuesday,
Oars Bill ; Wednesday, Pill Heath ; Thursday, Ownswood;
Friday, Nathanson ; Saturday, Rosh* Court—at 11.
sir R. Sutton's, Monday, Shearsby lan ; Tuesday, Wid-
;2lllnn ; Wedaerday, Bowsaw Park ; Thursday,
;• Friday, .Rateliffe—at 11.
o,ll=Moviday, Whisperer Build; Wedonday,
Gat* Helmsley and Stamford Bridge;
.• • t half-past 10.
Waririebriire, Monday, Henley-in-Arden ; Tuesday,
Naha Bridge, at a quarter to 11; Thursday, Newbold
ltlewy, at 12; Friday, Burton Toltgate; Saturday, Cub-
Gate, ate quarter to 11.
Wyndham's. Monday, Whiteway Lodge; Wellies-
.4y, Cocking Hill; Friday, Bathurst Park—at half-
past 11.
Woreestenhire, Monday, Wit • Wednesday, Brooms-
grove Licks • Friday, Grafton Wood—at halt-pelt 10.
Sir W. W. 'Wynn's, Monday, Chink Castle; Wednesday,
Baseiturch ; Friday, Baschurek ; Saturday, Holt—at half-
past 10.
Wheatland, Wednesday, Harpsford ; Friday, Monkhop-
un--at half-past 10.
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B. V. H., Wednesday, Hingeomb Bun, Chesilborne ;
Saturday, Toomey Gate—at half-pmt 11.
Lord Bolton's, Wensaday, Boat Future; Saturday,
Couseue—at 11.
Brighton, Monday, Patellar& ; Wednesday, Thunders
Barrow ; SAturday, Dyke—at a quarter to 11.
Brookside, Monday, Newmarket Hill; Thursday, Tabl-
eaus Tyae—at half-put 10.
Thanet, Monday, Updown; Wednesday, Minster Mills
—at half-past 10.

SHOCKING CABE OF DiSTlTUTlON.—Yesterday
Mr. Wakley held an inquest at the board room of the
Strand Union workhouse, on the body of a mac, named
George Reed, aged 4S, formely residing at 4, Old Boswell-
court. From the evidence it appeared that deceased was
found on Sunday evening in the Strand, insensible, and
with a bruise oaths right temple ; his left hand was also cut.
The police procured a stretcher and removed deceased to
I the station-house in Bow-street; whence by the direction of
I Inspector M'Keosie (who said it was more than a drunken
case the unfortunate man was taken to King's College
Hospital. Hera the stomach pump and electrifying
machine were brought into operation, by means of which
the man came to a little, and the police were ordered to
take him back to the station-house, with a message
that it wee "a case for a station-house, and not
for an hospital." Before, however, deceased reached
Bow-street, he fell down quite in!ensible. and n
rallied. The Coroner said that the conduct of the person
who, after treating this unfortunate man medically, had
ordered him to the cell of a police court, was highly repre-
hensible. Deceased presented a moat shocking appearance.
He was emaciated, and covered all over with sores. He had
seldom seen • more deplorable ease. It was to be regretted
that when unfortunate persons like this were found in the
streets, they were generally treated as if they were drunk,
merely because they were ins. nsibls and unablo to speak.
The evidence of the surgeon who performed the post mortens
ezansination went to prove that the whole of the organs
were is a most healthy state. Thera were two dots of blood
over the brain. one utoler the injury on the right temple,
the other on the opposite side, as if caused by a tall or blow.
This was sufficient to cause death. and deceased appeared
to have died in a state of starvation. There being nothing
to prove how the injuries were inflicted, the jury returned
a verdict embodying merely the facts.