The Sun.
London, England, 1837-10-16 00:00:00

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

The Brookside hatriers will meet on Thursday, at Telseombe
Tye—at half-put ten.
The Hastings and St. Leonard harriers on Wednesday, at Bex-
hill Town ; Friday, at Hollington Lodge—at ten.
Colonel Gt Wyndham's hounds on Thursday, at North Heath ;
Saturday, at Goodwood Kennel.
The West Mendip hounds on Tuesday, at Worla Windmills.

Colonel and Lady Alice Peel are entertaining a
select party of visiters at Buckenham, in Norfolk, including
the Duke of Rutland, Marquis and Marchioness of Exeter,
Earl and Countess of Chesterfield and Aboyne, Lord and
Lady Seymour, Lord and Lady Suffield, Earl of Sand-
' wich, the Hon. George and Mrs. Anson, C. Begot, C.
Sheridan, &c.
STRAND THEATRE.-The Strand Theatre alias
closed a highly 'successful season with the 'never-tiring Sam
- Immediately after-the performaticb.HatfMind
divered•tbe following, liiihioroua fisreweil Addre se, in
racter :—" Ladies and Gen'l'men—The time for shutting
up our how having come, at last, I. hopes you'll jist allow
Sam Vellcr to say a few vords, on :..bet!alf of the Governor..''
Ve don't part vith" you because ve vishesit, or because ye.
likes it, but becauSe' Ye' can't hale itai the folks said they.
'fell out of the balloon. fact' is (and it's no use a-min-
'cing"the matter), ever Sitiee ye commenced our Pickvickian ,
Peregyinations, and Pie-bid% 'my present sitivation, You've
been sich werry conaant visitors, encouraging all
our efforts to amuse you; and never goin avay vithout re-
membering our perquisites, that no yonder ye found it too
pleasant to last long—as the laughing gas said yen it ewa-
porated. To be sure ve're done all in our power to make
things comfortable—as the beadle did yen he put the cob-
bler's legs in the stocks. Our house certainly is ray-they
small, but then, as the maggot said ven he got into the
nutshell, its worry snug ; and ve're never so happy as ven
ve're vaiting on you, as the flies remarked to the grocer ;
and if von or two of our entertainments have happened to
be spil'd in the dressing, vy Ye can only say, as the genTman
said yen his bore's eve vas out, it varn't our fault but our
misfortin. During the time ve shuts up shop, the Gowornor
means to make all 'sorts of improvements, that you may
feel yourselves still more at home ; for, like the flowers in
Atiy, ye hopes to sec you all agin next Easter Monday.
Of course. I need't say I shall be here to unit on you ; for
my place has been made so worry agreeable, that all my
vork's bin but playing ; and, vatever preferment I may get
in a larger house, I shall never, for the mere lucre o' gain,
forget my old friends here—for, arter all, home's home,
if it's ever so homely,' as the cricket sung in the chirnbly
corner. The Goweroor's already commenced operations :
he's engaged two or three favourite cooks to prowide the
bill of fare ; and, in order to pretreat breakages, means to
I follow the adwice of the bull in the chany shop, and look
worry sharp arter the pieces. And now,' having said these
here few vords, I've only to return you all our werry best
thanks for your kindness, and to wish you all possible health
and prosperity, till ve sees you agin—as the telescope said
to the . comet, ven they moved him out of the Obserwa-
tory."