The Express.
London, England, 1853-11-26 00:00:00

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

Mer Majesty's, Turiday,grerhZ Canso= ; Friday, !lays—
at H.
Bath Subscription (Capt. West's), Tuesday, Packlechurch ; Friday,
Corshain—at halt-put 11.

Albright a (Mr. Ifelller's),-ioVay. Buckley Grange; Thursday,
Knighton; Saturday. kludge—at hall-pad In.
Atherstons, Monday, Hurls Bridge; Wednesday, Red Lion, Ap.
pleby ; Friday, Churchover • Saturday, Corley—at a quarter to 11.
Burton Haut (Lord H. Beitineles;, Monday, Main Moor; Taw ay,
Ilitekthorn; Wednesday, Madge Inn; Thursda), Wellingore ; Friday,
Sudbrook; Saturday, Nonsaaby by Stow-wt 11.
BLulunoor Vale, Tuesday, Redlyaels Turnpike Gate; Friday, Stuck
Soave-at a quarter to 11.
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Duke of Seaufort's.—Owing to the decease of the late lamented
nrble owner, these hounds wilt not meet ti.l next Monday week.
Madaworth, Monday, Wentbridge lea; Tued►y, Mare Village;
Thu•sday, Glass llougtran ; S.hurday, South Iltendley—at hstf-
past 10,

rlirizia-tiatu Moor. Monday, Riffs; Wednesday, Boot and Shoe Inn ;
Friday, The Wild Men; Saturday, Cram Roads, Brainhans Moor—st
ban-pad 10.
eberhire, Monday, Crewe Hall; Wednesday, Saighton; Thursday,
Tupories ; Saturday, A.bton Hayes—at half-past 10.
Craven, Monday, Bedsln Smiler Wednesday, Ansille's; Friday,
Thrup; Saturday, Lilly —at a quarter to It.
Carabridgethire, Monday, kneftworth Park; Wednesday, Bleak
llah; Friday, White Hall—at half-past 10.
Concealer., Monday, Piciworth; Tuesday, Ouston Wood; Thurs. I
day, Barley-on-the-Hid; Saturday, Launde Ab'sy—st 11.
Durham county, Monday, Great (Maintain Wednesday, Grind= ;
Friday, Mainstath—at half.past 10.
South Devon, Monday, Itederose Hill, Keen—at 11.
Mr. Drake's, Monitay, Bourton Village ; Tuesday, Fringford Bridge;
Thursday, Edgiest Village; Saturday, Trafford Bridge —at a quarter
to IL
Ewe: and Suffolk, Tuesday, Abberton Lion; Friday, Raleigh
Town—at a quarter to 11.
East Ewen, Tuesday, Upper Teldham Church; Thursday, Orley
Wood; Satesday, St. Asn's Casale—at half put W.
Mr. Farquharson's, Monday, Fleet Lodges—at half-past 10.
Mr. Garth'. Monday, Lock's Farm; Wedixeclay, Clcie l'ark; Fri-
day, Bear Wood Lodge—at half-pad 10.
Mr. U. Orearcs'a, Monday. Itulesood Common; Wednesday,
Blarkmore; Thursday, Abridge; Saturday, Matching Green —at 11.
Heytbrop, (Lord kedesdale's). Monday, Heythrop ; Wednesday,
Eloahara Town End ; Friday, Eyford ; Saturday, Sturtlay's Castle—
at half-past 10.
Weetordabire (Lord Gifford's), Tined .y Pank's Bridge; Friday,
Keeper's House, stake Edith—at half-pau 10.
Horsley, Monday, Crabwood Farm ; Friday, Ramey Lodge, Amp-
Seld—st a quarter to 11.
H. H., Monday, Preston Oak Rile ; Tuesday, Bramdesn Common ;
Thursday, The linnets; Saturday, Grayson' Hill—at a quarter
to 11.

-11-Okternme, Monday, Burton Constable; Tuesday, Goodmanham
Wuld House; Thursday, Brandesburton; Saturday, Beverley Queen's
Gate Bar— at a quarter toll.
Ilurrorth, Tuesday, Kennels ; Saturday, High Worsell Toll Bar—
at halt.paat 10.
Hambledon (Mr. Wall's), Monday, Bordeau House; Wednesday,
Allington ; Friday, Swanmorc House—at a quarter to It.
Mr. Merrell Ingram's, Monday, Bllthfela ; Thursday, Balaton ;
Saturday, bailey—at a quarter to 11.
Eau K nt, Monday, Elba= Park ; Thursday, Lords' Wood; Satur-
day, Sibton oats—at Wilma 10.
Mr. Lumley's, Monday. Grove; Tuesday, Osberton; Thursday,
Shooter'. 11 U Gate ; Friday, Dalton Bar--at half-past 10.
Oakley, Monday, Olinda Pastures, near Olney ; Thursday, Parma
Farm ; Saturday, Knotting Fos—at a quarter to 11.
Pytehley, Monday Sywell Wood; Tuesday, Dingle,; Wednesday,
Seinfeed; Friday, Suet Mall; Saturday, Sibbertolt—at a quarter
toll.

-1.47. Phillips's, Monday, Deep Lake; Wedneaday, Racecourse;
Friday, &Alton—at half.past 10.
Pamerklge, Monday, Seaway ; Wednesday, Woodside Green;
Saturday, Camberlow Green—at Wriest 10.
Quern (Sir Richard Sutton's), Monday, Durleigh Hall and Cranium ;
Tuesday, Dysewords ; Wednesday, Bumpy Park ; Thursday, Brad.
gate Hours and She Inn ; Friday, Wartn.dry Stone Pitts—
at 11.

Monday, Bemborps; Tuesday, Bledwortb Dale; Thurs.
dm, Kneesal Green; .Saturday, Langwah Lodge —at lsolf.pam 10.
Duke of Rutland's Monday, Pipet 110 k; Tuesday, Newton
Toll Bar ; Wednesday, num Queens; Friday, Byard's Leap--at ball.
peat 10.
burrey Haien. Workday, Effingham Hill; Thursday, Shimley
Green ; Saturday, Rookery—at half-plat 10.
Mr. A. Smith's, Monday, Wilbury ; Tuesday, Oare Hill; Wrdnes.
day, Wherwell Wood; Thunday, Elam Ashley; Friday, Strained.
sub-Carle; Saturday. Clarendon Park—at 11.
ffinnington, Tuesday, Sinniwton • Friday, Rkeal Bridge--at 10.
Southwold (Kr. Coot's, Monday, Barwell Park; Wednesday,
Horsetails; Friday, Lori, Village; Saturday, Langton by Spilaby
—at 11.

---.B4;;;erret Snbearip•lon, Tuesday, Crowcoarbe Heathileld ; Friday,
King's CUlt—at half-post 10.
&Wolk, Tuesday, Walshain Hall; Thursday, Kirtling Tower; Sa-
turday, Livermore Park—at a quarter to 11.
North Staffordshire, Tuesday, Trentham; Friday, Drayoot—at
half-past 10.
Shropshire, Monday, The Kennels; Friday, Shairbury White Gates
—at halt-pest 10.
Southdown, Monday, Halfway House, Batton; Friday, Poyning's
Common—at a quarter to 11.
Mr. Trelawny's, Tuesday, Dowsland Barn; Saturday, Plyas Bridge
—at half-past 10.
Tactual, Monday, Leigh Wood; Thursday, Gibbet Moor—at half.
past 10.
lickharn. Tuesday, Queendown Warren; Friday, Lonebesch —at a
quarter to 11.
United Pack, Tuesday, Rookhill; Friday, New Radnor —at 10.
V.W.H. (Mr. Yillebra's), Monday, Stone Hill Gate; Tuesday,
Fill Cress; Thursday, Lechlade Town; Saturday, Poulton—at a
quarter to
Vine, Monday, Wolverton Park; Thursday, Bilehester Dials; Sa-
turday, FreOolk Wood—at a quarter to 11.
Wheatland, Tuseday, Spoonbill; Friday, Harpeford—at half-
paWot Irco.
estershire. Monday. Bishop's Wood; Wednesday, Roundhill ;
Friday, Crosehorn—at halt-past .0.
Warwickshire, Monday, Eatington Village; Tuesday, Honington
Toll Gate; Thursday, Foxeote; Friday, the Kemal; Kineton—art a
quarter toll.
Oil W. W. Wynn* Tandy. Mahatma ; Wednesday, !kph' ;
Thursday, Lee Beidz,ziletarday_ Hop Yard—at half.past 10.
Cal. Wyndham% Tlerlington Lodges; Wednesday, Saltbox
Daemon; Friday, Pak —at balf-past 11.
Rath Warwideddre, Trissday, Demsbarsh; Thursday, Kenilworth
Coeds iiinV4.4.lAen Om, Feetwapu-mg a basher to 11.
Mr. Tanalay. IBMs= Abbey—at a quarter to II ;
Wednesday,
uMlimmea; 11.0mnton—at half-past 10.
Bari of T Trisky isvr Village; Thursday, Net-
titian Lodge; MUM half-put 11.
Earl . Adam WWI; Wesday, Buckworth
Village; Friday, Mash's Weed—at

BMlttanAlLed.ay, Paktum ; Wednesday, Thuader's Barrow ;
a quarter to 11.
S.V.ll.,llass—lVl, Ilarahull Quarries; Saturday, Pulliam Cross
goads—al half.past 11.
sitrilllouday, Newmarket Hill; Thursday, Telsoombe Tye—
putelo.
High Peek, Tuesday, Taddingtou Tillage; Thursday, Pike Hall;
Saturday, Parsley Hay Wharf—at 11.

WOODS AND FonEsTs.—ln the management of
the property of the mown, the Woods and Forests have se-
cured the services of Mr. Cried, of Baldoon. The Scottish
tenant-farmers cannot but regard this appointment u a
compliment to their intelligence sa a class.—Glasgow Con-
etaulional. _ _

VALUE OF LAND AT PLTIIOUTH.—A sale boa just
taken place of some lob of land held by the Improvement
Oss>rimionors, by Messrs. Skink* and Sons. The first
lit et 1,720 superficial feet, in Vurtry-street, realised
Is. 106. per foot. The second, of 1006 superficial feet,
Ileoardar dis Fir OM; and lots 3 and 4, of 720 and 770
sspr
het respectively, opposite the new hotel in Sher-
sard-sbetti dc*. Sd. per foot.
THE MEDWAY ACCIDENT REPEATED.—About one
**desk en Saturday afternoon, as the Bar. A. Male, of
Hest Tythertoa, mar Breashiß, was driving through Chip-
poshest is a phaeton, drawn by • small posy, a
m at the many ears which Latest the streets, frigYl=
the mehmsl, sad, breaking into • gallop, it dashed off to-
wable the Tosnobsidp. Mr. Male endeavoured to restrain
Its peoe, bat usemoseandly, sad the animal, on reaching
she balm rushed against the parapet on the west side
late lam way in en instant, and horse, eurisrm, and
Alen were at 0110 P precipitated into the stream, from •
MOSS( nearly 20 feet, while several yards of the wall fell
blft *aim The carriage, in going over the wall, made a
esamiatio summersault, and Mr. Male, on movering from
the shock, found himself under his carriage, '-mood is
two or three feet of mud and water, and with his horse
plungiag in a spec* not more this& 12 feet wide. He
rushed through cm of the neighbouring archee,aad escaped
drenched to the skin up the bank. Strange to relate,
neither Mr. Male nor his bores obtained more than a few
slight braises from the fall, but the carriage was much
broken ; and, taking into amount the place where the sc•
eldest occurred, with the circumstances attending it, it is
wonderful that either of them were saved from instant
death.—BatA Chrosick.
FATAL ACCIDENTS DURING TILE Ft:v.—Yesterday
Mr. W. Baker held an inquest on the body of Hans Simon
Hanson, aged 20 years, a Danish seamen, who lost his life
in the late fog. The deceased belonged to the brig Agnes
fres Denmark, which on Wednesday night was moored in
the eastern basin of the London Desks. The deceased was
alone, and it is supposed that he fell overboard accidentally
from the bow of the vemel, as a splash in the water and a
all for help was heard. Ole of the dock men procured
the drags, and the body was found in five minutes at the
head of the brig. A second inquest was held in Bromley
respecting the death of Henry Limpking, aged 18 years.
The deceased was • mariner, employed 'on board the Bre-
am, lying in the East India Import Dock, Poplar. On
Wednesday night he was in the act of crowing several
vessels to get to his own ship when he slipped and fell into
the water. Every exertion was used, but the body could
not be found until life was extinct. Veiditte, "Accidental
death." Information was also received by Mr. Baker rela-
tive to the death of a seafaring man named James Johnson,
mate of the brig May Queen,-Iying in the Shadwell been.
The deceased was missing on Thursday morning, and when
search was made the body was discovered near the south
quay. The deceased walked into the water on the way to
his ship. Mr. Baker also received notice of a fourth death
arising from accidental circumstances during the fog on
Tuesday night at Poplar.
FALL OF A BUlLDlNO.—Yesterday morning, at a
little before ten, an extensive building in Duke's-terrace,
Maldon-road, Kentish Town, intended for a public-house,
suddenly fell with a tremendous crash, burying eight of the
in the ruins. - were speedily rescued, and