The Sun.
London, England, 1852-10-23 00:00:00

Fox Hounds.

Albrighton.—Tuesday, Enville; Thursday, Apley;
Saturday, Wheaton Aston, half-past ten.
Carmarthenshire.—Tuesday, Cwm Mydrim ; Friday,
Llanmilio, at ten.
Cleveland.—Monday, Kilton Mill; Thursday, Rose-
berry, half-past ten.
Mr. Collier's.—Tuesday, Portobello; Thursday, Far-
Ingham Wood; Saturday, Stanstead, half-past ten.
North Devon—Wednesday, Bray Ford, half-past ten.
J. B.—Monday, Mylor Bridge; Friday, Kennel, half-
past ton.
Mr. Furse's.—Monday, Monkleigh Wood ; Friday,
Marland Week, half-past ton.
Gogerddan.—Tuesday, Llanrhystcd, at ten.
Herefordshire.—Tuesday, Aconbury Priory; Friday,
Burley Gate, half-past ten.
Mr. Luxton's.—Tuesday, Kingswympton Park; Fri.
day, Farley's Grave, half-past ten.
Mr. Marshall's.—Monday, Telcot Village; Thursday,
Bradworthy Village, half-past ten.
Mr. Morgan's.—Monday, Greystone Bridge, Thurs-
day, Birch Wood, half-past ten.
Shropshire.—Friday, Acton Burnell, half-past ten.
Somerset Subscription. Tuesday, Atholl Wood;
Friday, East Quantonhead, half-past ten.
Somerset and Wilts—Wednesday, Bitcombe Hill;
Friday, Thoulatone Gate, half-past ten.
Tredegar.—Monday, Duffryn ; Wednesday, Ebbw
Bridge; Friday, Castletown, half-past eleven.
Mr. Trelawey's.—Tuesday, Marley; Saturday, Flete
Western Lodge, half-past ten.
Wheatland.—Wednesday, Little Wenlock, half-past
ten.
Mr. Wheble's.—Tuesday, Bulmershe Course; Friday,
Basildon Park, at elem.
Wyeside.—Tuesday, Empton ; Friday, Painscatle,
half-past ten.
York and Ainsty.—Tuesday, Streethouses; Thursday,
Ribston Hall; Saturday, Skipwith Bridge, half-past tea.

Harriers.

Ilikton.—Monday, Ilighmoor; Friday, Great Orton,
half-past ten.
Lord Bolton's.—Wednesday, Boat Pasture; Saturday,
Cover Bridge, at eleven.
Breconshire.—Monday, Cwmguillim; Thursday, Up-
per Chapel, at eleven.
Bronwydd.—Friday, Signod Inn, at eleven.
Carliale.—Tuesday, Wetheral Shields; Friday, Long
Park, at ten.
Mr. Deacon's.—Wednesday, Roborough Rook; Satur-
day, Lamerton Green, at ten.
Dulverton.—Monday, Frogwell Cross; Friday, Bamp-

ton; half-past eleven.
Edmont.—Monday, Longwathley ; Wednesday, Calth-
waite ; Saturday, Newton, half-past ten.
Harrogate.—Wednesday, Burnt Bridge; Saturday,
Wreak's Mill, half-past ten.
High Peak.—Tuesday, Moneyash; Thursday, New-
haven; Saturday, Taddington, at eleven.
Mr. A. D. Tait's.—Wednesday, Grougar Mains;
Saturday, Craigie Village, at eleven.
Thanet.—Monday, Hale; Thursday, Chartham-street;
Saturday, Hain, half-past ten.
Tunbridge Wells.—Tuesday, Chafford ; Saturday,
Pembury.
Worthing.—Tuesday, blunthan Well House; Friday,
Steynieg Post.

WILTSHIRE CHAMPION COURSING MEETING,
FRIDAY.
Third Ties for Great Western Cup.

Whirlwind beat Esprit, Miss Hannah beat Brandy
ball.

Third Ties for the Druid Cup.
Bedlamito beat Motley, Merlin ran a bye, Lady Dal
,on ran a bye (Worlds' Fair drawn, lame).

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First Ties for the Beacon Hill Stakes.
Rodney beat Rate-in-Aid, Lopez beat Merry Monaroh
Wilsford beat Bran, British Tar beat Coppenhall.
Second Ties.—Wilsford beat Rodney, Lopez beat
British Tar.

The Everleigh Stakes.
Mr. Miller's Waterwitch best Mr. Minton's Marie,
Mr. Racworthy's Ringlet beat Mr. Brown's Bright-eye,
Mr. Riley's Julia beat Mr. Jeaner's Prairie-bird, Mr.
Morant's Mirian beat Mr. Laurance's Lightsome.
beat
First Ties.—Jezabel beat Julia, Ready Reckoner
Ringlet, Waterwitch beat Black Diamond, Doubtful ran
a bye, (Mirian drawn).
Second Ties.—Waterwitoh beat Ready Reckoner,
Jezabel beat Doubtful.
Second Ties for the Stonehenge Stakes.
Baron beat Gambler, Ludovic: beat Round Robin.
Second Ties for the Elston Stakea.
Imogene beat Ballet Dancer, Rose beat Remnant_
drawn after en undecided mum).

THE LATE ELECTION AT T 'O.TNES.—Lord Seymour,
at the late election for the bort ru
gh Totnes, was pro-
posed by a dissenter (a retired lieutenant in the Royal
was seconded.
.by ' Rev. James Shore, a
issentiag
navy), and
preacher in holy ,rders of the Church of
dEngland, and celebrated for;the " persecution," or rather
prosecution, he suffered at the suit of the Bishop of Exe-
ter. Mr. Thomas Mills was bi ought forward, and sup-
ported by the,Dissenters, while Mr. Barry Baldwin was
the Church of England cant lidate. We understand,
however, that the Archdeacon , of Totnes and the vicar
of the parish both refused to v ote for him, wishing him
every success, and hoping that their votes would not be
required, but positively refusi nig to assist him in any
way. The election was lost by- a handful of votes, two
would have been moat valuable.. Surely the Church is
more in danger from its fries is than its enemies.
Woolrtter's Exeter Gazette.