The Sun.
London, England, 1852-11-22 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
STAG HOUNDS.

Albrington—Tuesday, Bell Inn, Tong Norton
Thursday, Hunnington ; Saturday, Stretton—half-pas
10.

Crawley and Horsham—Wednesday, Slangham Vil-
lage ; Friday, the Cock, Southwater—quarter to 11.
North Devon—Thursday, Heasly Mill—half-past 10.
Durham County—Wednesday, Butterwick ; Friday,
Newbiggin—half-past 10.
Lord Elcho's Wednesday, Haggerton ; Friday,
Felkington ; Saturday, Hutton Bridge—half-past 10.
Earl Fitzwilliam's— Thursday, Titchmarsh ; Friday,
Elton Furze-10.
Forfar and Kincardine—Tuesday, Nine-mile Stone on
the Forfar and Brechin Road ; Saturday, Ormiston—
half-past 10.

Mr. Furse's—Thursday, Roborough Mill—half-pas.
10.

Mr. Garth's -- Wednesday, the Bull, Swallowfield ;
Friday, Newnham Green—half-past 10.
Goggerddan—Wednesday, the Three Horse Shoes—
half-past 10 ; Saturday, the Three Horse Shoes-11.
Gwrtheyrh Tuesday, Llanybyther ; Wednesday,
ham Troelmawr-9.
Hambledon—Wednesday, Botley Gate ; Friday, Tjp-
Pond—quarter to 11.
H. H.—Tuesday, Four Lanes, Beauworth ; Thursday,
Herriard House ; Saturday, Five Lanes, Holybourne--
quarter to 11.

East Kent—Tuesday, Black Mill ; Friday, Wes
Brabourne--half-past 10.
Lanarkshire and Renfrewshire—Tuesday, Garnkirk
Thursday, Bothwell Gate ; Saturday, Monkland House—
half-past 10.

Luxton's—Tuesday, Chumleigh Beacon Friday,
Winkleigh—half-past 10.
Llanelly—Wednesday; Goytrewan, Llanon ; Satur-
day, Quarry Farm-11.
Linlithgow and Sterlingshire--Tuesday, CaklerHouse;
Thursday, Broxburn ; Saturday, Torphichen Bridge—
half-past 10.

Lard Lonsdale's--Tuesday, Dancer's End; Saturday,
Hyde Heath--11.

Monmouthshire—Tuesday, Crosscorneinon ; Friday,
Tredegar Park—half-past 10.
N. F.—Tuesday, Burley Park ; Saturday, Norley
Enclosure, half-past 10. •
Puckeridge--Thursday, Crishall Grange ; Saturday,
Sandon—half-past 10.
Shropshire—Thursday, Acton Burnell—half-past 10.
Somerset and Wilts—Tuesday, Bitcombe Hill; Friday,
Lower Woods—half-past 10.
Somerset Subscription—Tuesday, A.sholt Wood ; Fri.
day, Cleeve Hill—half-past 10.
Sir H. Seale's--Tuesday, Blackawton Forces; Friday,
Buller's Arms, Dean—half-past 10.
Sinnington—Tuesday, Riccal Bridge ; Friday, Sin-
nington4---10.

Tivyside—Thursday, Gernos--10.
Mr. Trevor a—Wednesday, Kennel ; Friday, Hexton
—half-past 10.
Mr. Trelawny's niesday, Ivybridge ; Saturday,
Lyneham Inn—half-past 10.
Mr. Villebois's—Tuesday. Charlton Park ; Thursday;
Williamstrip ; Saturday, Rea Lodge—quarter to 11.
Vine---Tuesday, Hurstbourne Park ; Thursday, the
Furze Bush ; Saturday, Kingsclere-11.
Wheatland Tuesday, Westwood Gorse ; Friday,
Morville—half-past 10.
Mr. Wheblels—Tuesday, Beech 'Hill; Friday, Yat-
tendon-11.

South Wilts—Tuesday, Sherrington Pond ; Friday,
Gallows Hill, Breamora-11.

HARRIERS.

Aikton7Yriday, Slack-9.

Bronwydd—Wednesday, Postbach ; Saturday, Capel,
Cunnon7half-past 10.

Carlisle—Tuesday, Kingmoor ; Friday, White Key,
Stoneraise-10.
Lord Dungarvon's--Thursday, Rosmead Farm-11.
Breconshire— Tuesday, Merthyr Cynog ; Friday;
Lower Chapel-11.
Craven—Wednesday, Airton Green ; Friday, Stain-
ton Coates-11

Mr. Deacon's—Wednesday, Pialand Corner ; Friday,
Roborough Rock.

Eamoa--Woclnesday, Melmerby Hall, Tirrel—half-
past 10.

Harrogate—Wednesday, Low Harrogate ; Saturday,
Kettlesing Head—half-past 10.
High Peak—Tuesday, Ta,ddington ; Thursday, Grange
Mill ; Saturday, Parsley Hay Wharf-11.
Captain H. Lewis's Tuesday, Pasture House • Thurs-
day, Northallerton ; Saturday, Sandhutton-11
Lord Lonsdale's—Friday, Tring Wharf-12.

RACING FIXTI
MA:
Liverpool Spring 2
Coventry Spring 8
Doncaster Spring 8
Salisbury
AP:
Croxton Park 6
Newmarket Craven ll
York Spring l9
M.
Chester 3
Newmarket Sec Sp lO
Shrewsbury
Ju
Ascot 7
Hampton l5
Beverley, Hull, &c l5
Bibury 22
Ju
Newmarket 5
Worcester 5
Carlisle (3) 5
Liverpool l3
Aui
Brighton
Brighton Club
Wolverhampton .
Reading ..

RES FOR 1853.

Warwick Spring l5
Kiplin Coates l7
Northampton (2) 3O
Abergavenny 3l

Mahon 21
Newmarket F. S 25

Bath l7
Manchester (3) lB
Epsom 24

rNE.
Stockbridge 23
Winchester 24
Newcastle 27

Stamford l9
Nottingham 2l
Goodwood 26

York l7
Derby
Egham 24 or 25

SEPT:

Warwick .
Doncaster l3
Bedford 2O
Leicester 2l
Chester-Autumn OCT 4
Newmarket S. 0 lO
Novi
Worcester 1
Epsom Autumn 3

Lanark 22
Manchester Autumn
Newmarket F. 0 27

BEE.
Newmarket 11 24

Liverpool Autumn 9
Warwick Autumn...., l6

ANOTHER NEW PLANET.—On November 16, at 11 h.
30 min. p.m., another new planet was discovered by Mr.
J. R. Hind of the Regent-park Observatory, but clouds
prevented his observing it satisfactorily until Friday night.
It is situate between the two bright stars in the horns
of Taurus.
NEW APPLICATION OP IRON.—A manufacturer in
Wurtemburg has invented a mode of applying a surface
coating to sheet-iron, which enables it, to take freely the
mark of a slate-pencil. It is said to be much lighter,
and much less liable to injury than a common slate._.
Mining Journal.
FALLING DOWN A COAL PIT.—At Langum, Pem-
brokeshire, the wife of a collier, sent a few days ago, her
two children to get some culm by stealth from the bank
of a culm pit near their cottage, and remaining away
longer than she anticipated, she was apprehensive that
something had happened to them as the night was dark,
and taking a lighted torch in her hand, she went in
search of them. The children observed the light ap.
proaching them, and supposing it was carried by one of
the watchers belonging to the colliery, they made towards
suddenlythey
ytoldtheir father
disappear.
When hmeen, t
hwehye
reachedwhen
their cottage
what they had seen, and after an active search made by
light
the neighbours, the lifeless body of the poor woman was
found in a shaftf about 18 fathoms deep, in a dreadfully
mangled state. The deceased was the mother of ten
children.
ALLEGED MURDER BY POACHERS AT SHIPWICK,
SOMERSET.—The dead body of a young man, named
James Hayes, the nephew of a gamekeeper, named
Crane, in the employ of H. B. Stangway, Esq., was
found under circumstances ine.ncing the belief that he
was murderously shot by poachers. Mr. Strangway had
desired his keepers to take steps "ta prevent the rabbits
on his estate from being shot and carried off by poachers,
and Crane had employed deceased to assist him. Some
days ago, after Hayes had gone out with his. gun, the
discharge of fire-arms was heard, rod he was not seen
again until his body was accidentally discovered among
some furze. The charge of a gun had entered his left
breast. By his side lay his gun, which was loaded.
THE NEWEST DODGE.—The city has been this week
stirred by the announcement of a Tory petition against
the return of Sir James Graham and Mr. Ferguson, at
the last election. The precise allegations and prayer
are not yet stated—no doubt they will run to the effect
that the members gained their election,by dint of treat-
ing, bribery, and intimidation, unexampled since the
year 1847; that purity of election so emphatically de-
veloped and illustrated by Mr. Hodg,son in that memo-
rable year 1847, was in this current 1852 sorely out-
raged by Sir James and Mr. Ferguson, and the virtuous
Hodgson made a victim to Moloch ; and that it can be
vindicated only by displacing them, and seating him,
the hero of 1847.—Carlisle Journal.
SHIPMENT OF SPECIE.—The shipments of specie by the
Peninsular and Oriental steamer Haddington, for India
and China, amount to 338,5001.. of which 12,2001. is
gold, and the remainder silver, in bars, dollars, and five.
franc pieces. The same vessel also takes 82,000 e. in gold
for Alexandria.

Her Majesty's—Tuesday, Gerrard's Cross ; Friday,
Maidenhead Thicket-11.
Bath—Tuesday, Marshfield—half-past 11.
Cheltenham—Friday, the Seven Springs--half-past 11.
Hon. F. Petre's—Wednesday, Waple's Mill—half
past 11.
Baron Rothschild's—Thursday, Littlecote--11.
PDX HOUNDS.

Old Berkshire—Wednesday, Bradley Farm ; Friday,
Ardinton Village—half-past 10.
Bedale—Wednesday, Thorpe Perrow ; Friday, Kirkby,
Fleetham—half-past 10.
Cambridgeshire--Wednesday, Deadman's Cross ;
Friday, Sandy Warren—half-past 10.
Cheshire--Wednesday, Norton Priory ; Thursday,
Poole Hall ; Saturday, Tweralow—half-past 10.
Cleveland—Thursday, Upleatham—half-past 10.
Mr. Colyer's—Tuesday, New Barn ; Thursday, Tim-
berden ; Saturday, the Vigo Gate—half-past 10.
Craven--Wednesday, Hampstead Mill ; Friday,
Ashdown Park ; Saturday, Langley Gate—quarter to
11.