The Express.
London, England, 1858-04-03 00:00:00

RAILWAY ARRANGEMENTS.

The Reatern Counties Railway Company have announced
the following errangements :
Trains run between London and Newmarket am ander
every week clay.
From London. Due st Newmarket.
6.27 a.m., Ist, 2nd, and 3rd clue
8. 0 a.m., let and 2nd class (quick)
10.67 a.m., lst and 2nd class
6. 0 p.m., lst and 2nd class (ewer)
From Newmarket. Due in London.
8.26 a.m.. let and 2nd clans (express) 11. 0 cm.
8.25 a.m., Ist, 2nd, and 3rd class
12.30 p.m., lit and 2nd class
4.25 p.m., Ist and 2nd clan
On Sunday, 4th Aril, a special train of first class carriages
and horse boxes will leave London for Newmarket at
1.25 p.m.
On Monday, Tuseday, Wednesday, and Thursday, sth,
6th, 7th, and Bth April, a special train will leave Newmarket
for Cambridge at 6 p.m., to meet the evening trains to Lon-
don, St. Ives, Huntingdon, Wisbeach, Ely, Lynn, Nor-
wich, &c.
Oa Friday, 9th April, • special train of drat class car-
riages will leave Newmarket for London one hour after the
last race.

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
STAG/1011ND'.
Her Majesty's, Monday, Maidenhood Thickst; Friday,
Stoke Common—at half•pepaaatt
Devon and Somersot, Wednesday, Bury Village; Tuesday,
Clontaluun ; Friday, Hartford—at half-Feat 10.

FInROUNDS.

Duke of Beaufart's,-/osWfreohnra; Widni.ll72
George Inn, Sandy lA.'. ; Friday, Monument—at Wi-
wi

&dale (Hon. E. Ennomnbea), Monday, Studley Park—
at 11.

Branham Moor (Mr. G. L. Fox's), Monday, Kirby Over-
blow; Wednesday, Brayton; Friday, Wiglull Park ; &tar-
da, Low Harrogate—at 11.
Cambridgeshire (Mr. Barnett's), Friday, Megre Wood—
at half-Feat 10.
Mr. Deacon's, Monday, Razor' Cross (Broadwood Widger);
Thursday, Fox and Hounds—at half-past 10.
North Devon Subscription (Mr. Thackwell's), Monday,
Monaca:Ore (the last day of the season)—at half-past 10.
Bast Bases (Mr. Marriott's), Tuesday, Balmer Plough—
at 11; Saturday, Farling, Rayleigh Arms (to breakfast)—
at 10.

—Essex Union (Mr. D. It. Scratton'a), Monday, Sutton
Ford; Wednesday, Hadleigh Crown; Saturday, Potaab
Hill—at half-past 10.
F. B. H. (Mr. W. Williams's), Tuesday, Clowanos ; Fri-
day, Treguflow Lodge—at half-past 10.
Hon. G. FitzwWiam's, Monday, Fineshade; Wednesday,
Warbo_ ys Wood—at half-past 10.
H. H. (Mr. E. Tredoroft's), Monday, Herriard Change;
Tuesday, Four Lanes, Beauworth; Thursday, Lunways
Ina ; &tturday, Upton Grey—at a quarter to 11.
Ids of Wight (Committee), Tuesday, Bruton; Friday,
the Forest Packlmrst—at half-past 10.
Ludlow (Mr. Sitwell's.), Tuesday, Hopton Waters; Ttinrs-
day, Edwin's Wood ; Saturday, Bitterley—at half-past 10.
lad Middleton's, Mond Castle Howard; Wednesday,
the Windmill on Stockton Direst; Friday, filling Lodge—
at half-past 10.

Oakltiy (Mr. R. W. Arkwright's), Monday, Cowper's Oak ;
Thursday, Eastern Wood; Saturday, Puddington Haplo—
id a garter to 1.11.

Soitth Oxfordshire (Earl of DLtocleafield's), Wednesday,
Bidden (to close the season)—at a quarter to 11.
Pembrokeshire (Mr. Lort PhWipe's), Monday, Aandale
Lodge; Friday, Walton Village—at half-past ten.
Pytchhy (Hon. F. Villiers and Hon. C. Cast's), Tuesday,
Boughton Park, Kettering; Thursday, Gaudio Wood;
Saturday, Drayton—at a quarter to 11.
Sir Henry Soak's, Tuesday, Stonefleming; Friday,
Hoisted Bridge.
Sinningron (Mr. E. S. Wormald'a), Tuesday, Think;
Friday, Oillamoor—at 10.
West t3omerset Tuesday, Chargott Lodge; Friday, Bun-
combe Hill—at 11.
Suffolk (Mr. J. Jost 'a), Tuesday, Euston Hall—at 11.
Bast Suffolk (Mr. H. M. Curteia's), Tuesday, Catallald
Green • Friday, St. Leonard's Green—at a quarter to 11.
Mr. Trelawny'a, Tuesday, Lennon Gate—at half-put 11.
North Warviokshire (Mr. Baker's), Tuesday, Umber-
alade ; Thursday. Bubberball Village; Friday, Stone Bridge
—at a quarter to 11.

HARRIER&
Captain Warriner'o, Monday, the Waggon and Horses,
Mendip; Thuntday, Waldegrare Anna, Chewten Mendip—.
at 12. To hunt red deer.

PCO,TCH7IOIROVNDS,

Linlithgow and itirliSieltirealo;.TSandilandal, Tues-
day, Caratairs ; Thursday, Castle Craig ; Saturday, Biggar
Sluells—at a quarter-past 10.