The Sun.
London, England, 1852-12-31 00:00:00

FOX HOUNDS.

Atherstone—Monday, Redgae ; Wednesday, Hint's-
hall ; Friday, Churchover ; Saturday, Twycross—at
quarter to eleven.
Badsworth—Tuesday, Kirkby Guide-post ; Thursday,
Purston-bar ; Saturday, Brampton Bull -Head—at half-
past ten.
Duke of Beaufort's—• Monday, Lower- Wood ; Wed-
nesday, Hulla,vington ; Thursday, Quemerford Turn-
pike ; Saturday, Worcester-lodge.
Bramham Moor—Monday, Sutton-mill ; Wednesday,
Milford ; Friday, the Wild-man ; Saturday, Morick
Windmill—at half-past ten. .
Lord Henry Bentinck's Monday, Linwood,by-
Rasen ; Wednesday, Sadlby ; Thursday, Blankney ;
Friday, Doddington ; Saturday, Newbold Common—at
eleven.
Cheshire—Monday, Peckforton ; Wednesday, Saigh-
ton ; Thursday, Tarporley ; Saturday, Crewewood-hall
—at half-past ten.
Col. Conyers's—Monday, Willingale ; Wednesday,
High Roothing ; Saturday, Hatfield-town-i-at eleven.
Cottesmore--Monday, Irnham-park ; Tuesday, Brooke-
hall, at eleven ; Thursday, Normanton-park, half-past
eleven ; Friday, Belton, at eleven.
Craven—Monday, Bedwin Brails ; Wednesday, Green-
ham-common ; Friday, Hare and Hounds, Lambourne-
woodlands ; Saturday, the Fir Tree, North-heath—at a
quarter to eleven.
Crawley and Horsham—Monday, Balcombe village ;
Wednesday, Broadbridge-heath ; Friday, Rusper village
—at a quarter to eleven.
East Essex—Tuesday, Bulwer Plough ; Thursday,
Messing-street ; Saturday, St. Anne's Castle—it eleven.
South Essex—Tuesday, Mountnessing-hall ; Saturday,
Mocking-heath—at half-past ten.
Essex Union—Wednesday—Danbury Griffin ; Satur-
day, Stock Ship—at half-past ten.
Essex and Suffolk—Tuesday, Lexclen-street ; Friday,
Stratford-hills—at a quarter to eleven
Mr. Farquharson's Monday,
Thursday, Milberne-wood.
Earl Fitzwilliam's—Monday, Barnwell-castle ; Wed-
desday, Buckworth-village ; Friday, Kennel,--at ten.
Mr. H. G. Greaves's—Monday, Hameringham ;
Wednesday, Market Stainton—at eleven ; Friday,
Tathwell—at twelve ; Saturday, Welton-wood—at

Melcombe-park ;

eleven

Herefordshire-

-Tuesday, Hampton-court ; Friday,

Harewood's-end
Holderness—Monday, Beeford ; Tuesday, B olme-on-
the-Wold ; Thursday, „Aldboro' ; Friday, Holme-on-
Spalding-moor—at a quarter to eleven.
Mr. M. Ingram's—Tuesday, Radbourn ; Thursday,
Aston ; Saturday, Blithfield—at a quarter to eleven.
Ledbury—Monday, Dymock-village ; Friday, Ed-
win's-wood.
Ludlow—Tuesday, Morton's-camp ; Friday, Mary
Knoll—at half-past ten.
Mr. Lumley's—Monday, Firmingley-park ; Tuesday,
North Carlton ; Thursday, Blythlaw-hill ; Friday,

Grove.
Mr. Lushington's—Monday, Detley ; Thursday, Bel-
mont ; Saturday, Linsted—at half-past ten.
Mr. Morgan's Monday, Luscombe-plantation ;
ThUrsday, Callington-new-bridge—at half-past ten.
Pytchley—Monday, Rushton ; Tuesday, Dallington ;
Wednesday, Crick ; Friday, Maidwell ; Saturday, Brock-
hall—at a quarter to eleven.
Rufford—Monday, Cocking-moor ' • Tuesday, Thurs-
day, Thurgarton-priory ; Thursday, Ossington ; Satur-
day, Langwith-lodge—at a quarter-past ten.
Duke of Rutland's—Monday, Belvoir ; Tuesday,
Weaver's-lodge ; 'Wednesday, Croxton-park ; Friday,
Cranwell—at half-past ten,
Mr. A. Smith's—Monday, Clatford Oakcuts ; Tues-
day, Oare-hill ' • Wednesday, Wherewell-wood ; Thurs-
day, Weyhill ; Friday, Porton Firs ; Saturday, Claren-
don-park—at eleven.
Southdown—Monday, Glynde ; Wednesday, Clap-
ham ; Friday, The Bell, Shortgate—at half-past ten.
Mr. Lee Steere's—Monday, Lee-farm ; Thursday,
King's-park at eleven.
Suffolk—Tuesday, Finborough-hall; Thursday, Brad-
ley Fox ; Saturday, Felsham-green, !;at a quarter to
eleven.
Sir R. Sutton's—Monday, Houghton-on-the-Hill ;
Tuesday, Plumtree Village; Wednesday, Belton Village;
Thursday, Keythorp-hall ; Friday, Old Dalby-wood, at
eleven.
Sir Tatton Sykes's—Monday, Garrowby-hill-Top ;
Wednesday, the Windmill-on-Stockton Forest ; Friday,
Thorp-house, at half-past ten.
Tiverton—Monday, Haywood ; Tuesday, Whatcote ;
Thursday, Smitterfield ; Friday,' Upton,house ; Saturday,
Goldicote-house, at a quarter to eleven.
Worcestershire—Monday, Cliffey ; Wednesday, Ply-
mouth Arms, Tardebrigg ; Friday, Wyre Piddle, at
half-past ten.