The Sun.
London, England, 1855-11-12 00:00:00

BUNTING APPOINTMENTS,

FOX-HOUNDS.

Duke of Beaufort's, Wednesday, Swallett's Gate ;
Thursday, Worcester Lodge ; Saturday, Tate Station.
Bedale, Wednesday, Norton Conyers ; Friday, Streat-
ham Village—at half•past 10.
Cheshire, Wednesday, Brad well-hall; Thursday,
Church Minshull ; Saturday, Beeston-hall--at half-
past 10.
Lord Dacre's, Wednesday, Stagenhoe ; Friday, Mill-
brook—at half-past 10.
Earl Fitzbardinge's, Tuesday, West Wood ; Wednes-
day, Sudely Castle ; Thursday, Durableton ; Saturday,
Broadway—at half-past 10.
Mr. Bell's Hambleten, Tuesday, Ashberry ; Saturday,
Sutton—at half-past 10.
Holderne-,s, Tuesday, Arras house ; Thursday, Ald-
borough ; Friday, Holme, Spalding Moor—at a quarter
to 11.

Monmouthshire, Tuesday, Tredegar Park ; Friday,
Machen Wood—at half-past 10.
South Oxfordshire (Mr. J. S. Phillips's), Tuesday,
Stow Wood ; Friday, Holton Pits—at a quarter to 11.
Pembrokeshire (Mr. Lort Phillips's), Wednesday, the
Race Course ; Friday, Cottesmore—at half-past 10.
North Staffordshire, Tuesday, Draycot ; Friday, Tim-
stall, Market Drayton—at half-past 10.
Mr. Trelawny's, Tuesday, Shaugh-bridge ; Saturday,
Orcnaton—at half-past 10.
Mr. Willoughby's, Wednesday, Wilberfoss-mill ; Fri-
day, Hunmanby ; Saturday, Brandsby-bar---at half-
past J.O.

• Somerset Subscription, Tuesday, Brompton Ralph ;
Saturday, Withycombe Wood—at half-past 10.
Earl of Stamford's, Monday, Mr. Jones's, Ruckley-
house ; Thursday, Himley-park ; Saturday, Stapleford
Village, at half-past 10.
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Suffolk, Tuesday, Rushbrooke-hall ; Thursday, Lid-
gate ; Saturday, Hawkedon-green—at a quarter to 11.
Surrey Union, Monday, Kennels; Thursday, Ewhurbt
Village ; Saturday, Hazle-hall—at hall-past 10.
East Susses, Tuesday, Gardner-street ; Friday, Sid-
ley-green—at half-past 10.
Mr. Anstruther Thomson'e, Monday (bye day), Skim-
ming-dish Gate ; Tuesday, Bletchington ; Thursday,
Horton Common ; Saturday, Souldern Gate—at 11.
Tiverton, Monday, Killerton ; Thursday, Combe, Dul-
verton—at half-past 10.
Tynedale, Monday, Shaw House ; Wednesday, Stam-
fordham ; Friday, Kirkharle— at a quarter to 11.
United Pack, Wednesday, Linley--at 10.
V.W.H. (Lord Gifford's), Tuesday, Barnsley ; Thurs-
day, Oaksey Village; Saturday, Fairford Town-end—at
a quarter to 11.
Warwickshire, Monday, Ladbrooke ; Tuesday, What-
cote ; Thursday, Goldicote ; Friday, Wroxton Abbey--
at a quarter to 11._

Warwickshire North, Tuesday, Hockley House ;
Wednesday, Grove Park; Friday, Cubbington Gate—
at a quarter to 11.

Wheatland, Tuesday, Neenton—at half-past 10.
Worcestershire, Monday, Shrawley Wood ;. Wednes-
day, Cliffe Wood ; Friday, Crowle—at half-past 10.
Colonel Wyndham's, Monday, Pallingham Quay ;
Wednesday, Cross Roads, Elstead ; Friday, Plaistow
Mount—at half-past 11.
Sir W. W. Wynn's, Monday, Kennels ; Wednesday,
Burlton ; Friday, Boreatton ; Saturday, Penley—at half-
past 10.

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Earl of Yarborough's, Monday, Swallow ; `Yednes•
day, Kirton Station; Saturday, Aylesby Mill—at 11.
York and Ainsty, Monday, Fairfield ; Tuesday, Nun
Appleton ; Thursday, Nun Monckton ; Saturday, Pill
Moor, Brafferton—at half•past 10.
HARRIERS.

Huntingdonshire, Tuesday, Somersham ; Friday, Pid-
ley--at 11.
West Norfolk, Friday, Rose and Crown, Snettisham
—at 11.
Stockton, Dillingham, and Hartlepool, Thursday,
Hutton Henry—at half-past 10.
B. V., Tuesday, Sturminster Common ; Friday,Buck-
land Knowl—at half-past 11.
Brighton, Monday, Patcham ; Wednesday, Thunder's
Barrow ; Saturday, Dyke—at quarter to 11.
Bromsgrove, Monday, Woodrow ; Friday, Vigo—
at 11.
Brookside, Monday, Newmarket Hill ; Thursday,
Telscombe ye—at half-past 10.
Dulverton, Monday, Withiel Florey ; Friday, Moun-
sey Hill Gate—at half-past 10.
H. H. (Rochester), Monday, Chimney Corner; Thurs-
day, Lower Shorne, at 11.
High Peak, Tuesday, Taddington ; Thursday, Gotam
Gate ; Saturday, Headstone Lane—at 11.
Newcastle and Gateshead, Monday, Tanfield ; Friday,
Kenton—at half-past 10.

Somerset, Monday, Middleney Farm ; Friday, Thor-
ney—at half. past 10.

THE WINTER ASSIZES.

The winter assizes are all now arranged, so far as the
counties are concerned wherein a general gaol delivery
is considered to be most pressing ; and the judges have
arranged the places, but have not yet fixed the days for
opening the commission in the several towns. The fol-
lowing is the present arrangement of the places where
the assizes are to be held, with the names of the judges
who are selected to preside :
Western Circuit : Baron Parke.—Exeter, Bristol, and
Winchester. Added from the Home—Lewes.
Northern Circuit :--Baron Martin and Justice Willes.
—York, Durham, and Newcastle. Liverpool—Justice
Wightman.

Midland Circuit : Justice Cresswell.—Nottingham,
Derby, and Warwick. To which is added Chester.
Oxford Circuit and South Wales: Justice Crompton.
—Stafford, Worcester, Gloucester, Hereford, and Car-
diff.

Home Circuit: Justice V. Williams.— Maidstone,
Guildford, Hertford, and Chelmsford. To which will
probably be added Norwich.

THE NE W MAYORS.

Swansea—Mr. Evan Matthew Richards.
Bradford—Alderman Murgatroyd (re-elected).
Carlisle—Robert Elliott, M.D.
Doncaster—Mr. W. C. Smith (re-elected).
Durham—Mr. J. H. Foster.
Halifax—Alderman Appleyard (re-elected).
Hull—Mr. A. Bannister.
Kendal—Mr. Wm. Longuire.
Leeds—Alderman George.
Pontefract—Mr. George Green.
Ripon—Mr. J. R. Walbran.
Sheffield—Alderman W. Fawcett.
Wskefield--Alderman Gregory.
York—Alderman J. Meek.
Exeter—Mr. T. Norris.
Barnstaple—Mr. C. E. Palmer.
Portsmouth—Alderman Stigant.
Windsor—Mr. J. Brown.
St. Albans—Mr. T. Richardson.
Hertford—Mr. Benjamin Young.
Sunderland—Alderman Moore.
Leicester—Mr. John Biggs.
Gloucester—Mr. John Henry Clifre.
Dover—Mr. James Worsfold,
Reading—Mr. Walford.
Brighton—Mr. Hallett.
Maidstone—Mr. Argles.
Preston—Mr. Threlfall.
Folkestone—Mr. Tolputt.

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