The Sun.
London, England, 1852-12-27 00:00:00

FOX HOUNDS,

Albrington—Monday,fnVille;. Tuesday, Chicknell ;
Thursday, Chetwynd ; Saturday, High Own—at half-
past ten.
Atherstone—Monday, Shenton; Wednesday, Clifton;
Friday, Basset's-pole ; Saturday, Coombe—at a quarter
to eleven.

Badsworths—Tuesday, Robin Hood's-well; Thursday,
Womersley-park; Saturday, South Hiendley—at half-
past ten.
Duke of Beaufort's—Monday, Silk-wood ; Wednes-
day, Col. Pit Heath ; Thursday, Daunstey-gate ; Sai,ur-
day, Castle Coombe.
Bedale Monday, Tanfield ; Wednesday, Newby-
park ; F.riday, Stoney-gate—at half-past eleven.
Burton Hunt Monday, Fiskerton Long-wood ;
Wednesday, Linwood, by Rasen; Thursday, Bardney—
at eleven ; Friday, Thonck-hall—at twelve ; Saturday,
Wellingore--at eleven.
Branham Moor—Monday, Riffa ; Wednesday, Beilby
Grange ; Friday, North Deighton ; Saturday, Garforth-
bridge—at half-past ten.
Cheshire—Monday, Vale Royal ; Wednesday, Brad-
field-green ; Thursday, Oulton-park ; Saturday, Tatton
—at half-past ten.
Cleveland—Monday, Loftus—at nine ; Thursday,
Ormesby Village—at half-past ten.
Col. Conyers's—Monday, Pirgo-park ; Friday, Old
Samford ; Saturday, Barnard (Caufield)—at eleven.
Cottesmore—Monday, Casewick ; Tuesday, Tilton
wood ; Thursday, Seaton Windmill ; Saturday, Ouston
wood—at eleven.
Craven—Monday, Cake-wood ; Wednesday, Hunger
ford-park ; Friday, Hoe Benham-gate ; Saturday, Wel.
ford-wood—at a quarter to eleven.
Crawley and. Horsham—Monday, Pound-hill ; Wed-
nesday, Whiteman's-green ; Friday, The Crab-tree—at
a quarter to eleven.
Mr. Drake's—Monday, Chilton-village ; Tuesday,
Middleton Toll-bar ; Thursday, Islip Town-end ; Satur-
day, Lower Boddington —at a quarter to eleven.
Durham County— Monday, Cocken-hall ; Wednesday,
Brancepeth ; Friday, Stoney-gate—at half-past ten.
East Essex—Tuesday, Crouch-fair-green ; Thursday,
Aldham-hall ; Saturday, Panfield-green—at half-past ten.
South Essex—Tuesday, Basildon Church ; Saturday,
White Horse, North Ockendon—at half-past ten.
Essex Union Wednesday, Asheldham-Bridge ; Satur-
day, Rettendon Bell—at half-past ten.
Essex and Suffolk—Tuesday, Little Bentley-hall ;
Friday, Flowton-brook— -at a quarter to eleven.
Mr. Farquarson's—Monday, Ashley-wood ; Thursday,
Darweston-bridge ; Friday, Chattermore.
I•Earl Fitzwilliam's—Monday, Elton New-close ; Wed-
esday, Ashton Wold ; Friday, Norwood—at ten.
Mr. H. G. Greaves's—Monday, Raithby by Louth ;
Tuesday, Turnby-wood ; Thursday, Legshy—at eleven.
Herefordshire—Tuesday, England's-gate— at a quarter
to eleven ; Friday, Holm Lacy-house—at half-past ten.
Heythrop—Monday, Bruern • Wednesday, Ledwell-
village ; Friday, New Barn ; gaturday, Sturdis Castle
—at half-past ten.
Holderness—Monday, Beeford ; Tuesday, Middleton
Thursday, Barton Agnes ; Friday, Everingham-park—
at a quarter to eleven.
Hurworth Tuesday, Oak-tree-village ; Saturday,
Leven-grove—at half-past ten.
Mr. M. Ingram's—Monday, Ingestrie ; Thursday,
Calton ' • Saturday, Hollybush—at a quarter to eleven.
East Kent—Tuesday, New Barn ; Friday, Black-mill
—at half-past ten.
Ledbury—Monday, Bosbury Village ; Friday, Bth
milestone on the Tewkesbury-road—at half-past ten.
Ludlow—Tuesday, Burford-mill ; Friday, Brampton
Brian—at half-past ten.
Mr. Lumley's—Monday, Apley-head ; Tuesday, Stain-
ton Village ; Thursday, Cantley ; Friday, Gringley—at
half-past ten.
Mr. Lushington's--Monday, Qusr; ; Friday,
Newington—at eleven.
Monmouthshire--Monday, Tallycold-wood ; Thurs-
day, Blackbrook—at half-past ten.
Mr. Morgan's—Monday, Grenofen-bridge ; Thursday,
South-wood—at half-past ten.'
Oakley—Monday, Kempston-wood ; Thursday, Eas-
ton-wood ; Saturday, Bushmead—at a quarter to eleven.
South Oxfordshire—Tuesday, Waterferry-common ;
Friday, Brightwell-park—at half-past ten.
Pytchley— Monday, Lamport-inn ; Wednesday, North
Kilworth ; Friday, Harrington ; Saturday, Bramston—
at a quarter to eleven.
Rufford—Monday, Winkburn ; Tuesday, Oxton-vil-
lage ; Thursday, Walesby ; Saturday, Park-hall—at
half-past ten.
Puke of Rutland's—Monday, Laugar ; Tuesday,
Ropsley Kennel ; Wednesday, Croxton-park ; Friday,
Dry Doddrington—at half-past ten.
Shropshire—Monday, Lebotwood ; Thursday, High
Hatton--at half-past ten.
Mr. A. Smith's—Monday, Chute-lodge ; Tuesday,
Manningford ; Wednesday, Wherwell-wood ; Friday,
Ashmansworth ; Saturday, Everleigh and Winterstow—
at eleven.

Somerset Subscription—Tuesday, Kennel ; Friday,
Crowcombe Heathfield—at half-past ten.
Southdown—Monday, Wilmington-crossways ; Friday,
Old Ship, Platchett—at half-past ten.
North Staffordshire--Monday, Betley ; Thursday,
Black-brook—at half-past ten.
Suffolk—Tuesday, lionington Fox ; Thursday, Den-
ton, Plumber's Arms ; Saturday, Risby-tollgate—at a
quarter to eleven.

Sir R. Sutton's—Monday, Gaddesby ; Tuesday, Lodge.
on-the-Wold ; Wednesday, Oneborough Lodge ; Thurs•
day, Baggrave-hall ; Friday, Holt and Ratcliffe—ai
eleven.

Sir Tatton Sykes's—Monday, Pluckham ; Wednes-
day, Aldby-park ; Friday, Setterington House--at half-
past ten.
Tiverton—Monday, Kennel ;'Thursday, Gibbet Moor
—at half-past ten.
United Pack Tuesday, Ridgway-gate ; Friday,
Stamer-turnpike--at ten.
Warwickshire—Monday, Hampton Coppice ; Tues-
day, Hillmorton-village • Friday, Church Tysoe ; Satur-
day, Leamington Kennels—at a quarter to eleven.
Wheatland—Tuesday, Stanley-hall ; Friday, Cloebury
North—at half-past ten.
Worcestershire—Monday, Woodcote-green ; Wednes-
day, Crowle-house ; Friday, New Inn, Cropthorne—at
half-past ten.

Sir: NV. W. Wynn's—Monday, Baschurch ; Tuesday,
Cock Bank-gate ; Thursday, Allan Sadler's ; Friday,
Plas Teg.

York-and Ainsty—Monday, Melbourne-hall ; Tues-
day, Ribston-hall ; Thursday, Dringhouses ; Saturday,
Gilling-lodge—at half-past ten.

HARRIERS.
B. V. H.—Tuesday, Marnhall ; Friday, Dolas Ash
Clump—at half-past ten. •
Lord Bolton's—Tuesday, West Bolton ; Saturday,
Middleham-bridge.
Brighton—Monday, Patcham ; Wednesday, Thun-
der's Barrow ; Saturday, Dyke— at a quarter to eleven.
Brookside —Monday, Newmarket-hill ; Thursday,
Telscombe Tye—at half-past ten.
Dulverton—Monday, Dulverton.
Harrogate -- Wednesday, Burnt-bridge ; Saturday,
Iron Gate-bridge—at half-past ten.
Captain Lewis's—Tuesday, Pasture-house ; Thursday,
Sandhutton.
Lord Lonsdale's—Friday, World's End—at twelve.
Stockton, Billingham, and Hartlepool —Monday,
Carlton ; Thursday, Dalton Percy.
Thanet— Sarre Mill ; Wednesday, Alland Court ;
Thursday, Broomfield—half-past ten.

MATCH AGAINST TIME.—On Tuesday last, a pony, the
property of a resident of Oxford, accomplished the feat
of going to and from London, in harness, in twenty hours.
The pony, with his driver, a man about fourteen stone
weight, left Oxford at nine minutes and a half past one
o'clock a.m., and arrived in London by nine. London
was left at eighteen minutes past ten, and man and beast
reached Oxford at six minutes past nine. The pony was
baited, in going and returning, at the Falcon Inn, Wy-
combe, the King's Arms, Uxbridge, and the Red Lion,
Acton. The umpires, we hear, have decided that the
match has been won by three minutes And two seconds.