The Sun.
London, England, 1862-12-06 00:00:00

STAGHOUNDS.

Her Majesty's—Tuesday, Farnham Royal—Friday, Stag
and Hounds, Binfield—half-paat eleven.
Constable's, Sir Clifford—Wednesday, Wyton-tollbar-
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church—Thursday, llelsthorpe, near Grafton—eleven.
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Albrighton—Tuesday, Knightley-grange—Thursday, She-
riffhales—Saturday, Black-hill Fingerpost—quarter to

eleven,
Atherstone--Tuesday, Newbold-gate—Wednesday, Clifton
Village—Friday, Stretton- station—Saturday, Ansley-

Badsworth—Tuesday, Red-house—Thursday, Frystone—
Saturday, Elmsall-lodge—half-past ten.
Beaufort's, Duke of—Monday, Tilltups Inn—Tuesday,Hul-
lavington—Wednesday, Lower Wood —Friday, Toll-
down—Saturday, George Inn, Sandy-lane--half .past
ten.

Bed ale—Monday, Masham-bridge—Wednesday, H ipswell-
village—Saturday, Scorton—quarter to eleven.
Bentinck's, Lord H.—Monday, Spredlington Thorns—
Tuesday, Skellingthorpe—Wednesday, Wellingham-by-
Rasen—lhursday, Magin-moor—Friday, Thonock--ten;
Saturday, Coleby—eleven.

Berkshire, Old—Monday, Farringdon-house—Wednesday,
Wittenham—Friday, Shrivenham—half-past ten.
Berkshire, South—Tuesday, Tilehurst—Wednesday, Sil-
chester—Friday, Red Lion, Baseldon—quarter to eleven.
Bicester—Monday, Islip Town-end—Thursday, Ham-
green—Saturday, Farthinghoe—quarter to eleven.
Blackmoor Vale—Tuesday, Sparktord Inn—Wednesday,
Bayley-ridge Tollbar—Friday, Caundle-marsh—Satur-
day, Cogley-wood—eleven.
Bramham Moor—Monday, Arthington—Wednesday, the
Boot and Shoe—Friday, the Wild Man—Saturday, Hare-
wood Bxidge—half 'past ten.
Cambridgeshire—Monday, White-hall—Friday, Whittles-
ford—half-past ten.
Cheshire—Monday, Ravensmoor Windmill—Wednesday,
Arley—Friday,:Peover—Saturday, Abbey Arms—quar-
ter to eleven.
Cleveland—Monday, Skelton—Thursday, Lazenby-station
half-past ten.
Cotswold—Monday, (wiling-wood—Wednesday, Star-wood
—Thursday, Weston-park—Saturday, Hales-village—
eleven.

Craven2-Monday, the Crown, Highelere—Wednesday,
Thrup—Saturday, Hunt's-Green—quarter to eleven.
Crawley and Horsham—Monday, Pound .hill—Thursday,
Jeelsfield- Common Saturday S taplefield-common—
eleven.
Cumberland—Monday, Brayton—Friday, Armathwaite-
bridge--half-past ten.
Deere's, Lord—Monday, Brisket—Wednesday, Woburn
Abbey—Saturday, Bowerheath—half-past ten.
Devon, North—Tuesday, Kensford Water—Saturday,
Landkey-village—eleven.
Dorset, East—Tuesday, Park-farm, Gillingham—Thurs-
day, Durweston-bridge—Saturday, Minchington.down
—quarter to eleven.
Durham County—Monday, Stonebridge—Wednesday,
Twisell-bridge Friday, Rainton-bridge Saturday,
Toft-hill—quarter to eleven.
Essex—Monday, Kelvedon-common—Wednesday, Edney-
common—Saturday, Willingale—quarter to eleven.
Essex, East—Tuesday, Bulmer Plough—Saturday, Moor-
gardens—eleven.
Essex and Suffolk—Monday, Weeley-street—Wednesday,
Lexden—Friday, Giffords-hall—eleven.
F. B. H.—Tuesday, Merthern--Saturday, Ladock—
half-past ten.
Fit zhat dinge's , Lord—Vonday; Almondsbury—Tuesday, 1
Hare and Hounds Inn, Glocester and Cheltenham-road
—Thursday, Hill-osurt--Saturday, Slimbridge field—
quarter to eleven.
Fitzwilliam's, Earl—Monday, Hill Top—Friday, Wortley,
half.past ten.
Fitzwilliam's, Hon. George Monday, Thornhaugh—
Weldnesday, Thrapstone-bridge--Friday, Washingley—
Saturday, Monks-wood—half-past ten.
Galway's, Lord—Monday, Osberton—Tuesday, Steeley•
bar—Thursday, Blyth-hall—Friday, Grove—half-past
ten.
Garth's, Mr.—Monday, Horseshoes, Warfield—Wednes-
day, Brook-house, Fleet-pond—Friday, Crondell-village
—Saturday, Wentworth Virgina Water—half-past ten.
Goggerdan—Tuesday, Mabws—Friday, Llyfnant-bridge—
ten.
Grafton's, Duke of—Monday, Adstone—Wednesday, Cow-
pers Oak, Yardley-chase—Friday, Stratford-hill—eleven.
H. H.—Monday, Rotherfield-park—Tuesday, Lichbourne-
down—Thursday, Nutley Church—Saturday, Bentley-
green-- quarter tl eleven.
Hambledon—Monday,Blrdean-house—Wednesday,So_uth_-
wick- pat k—Friday, Stansted-avenue—Saturday, Pre-
us to eleven.
Hastings', Lord—Tuesday,
bridge—el even. Oulton—Fn'day, Duker's-
Haydon—Wednesday, Weodshields—Saturday, Sewing
shields— nine.
Herefordshire—Monday, Tillington-commonurpTashturtesnd.ay,
Canon Frome—Saturday, Callow-
Hey thorp—Monday, Boulters
od—Saturday, Kid-
North Ashton—Friday, Bourton-wood ,
•barng—ateW—Wednesday, Fox,
dington-gate—half-past ten. _
Holderness—Monday, Beefo .
d E veringham-park-
-Thursday, Aldborough—Fri ay,
rd—luesclay, Kilnwick Percy
quarter to eleven.
Hursley—Monday, Crawley-warren—Friday, Cranbury-
houee--quarter to eleven.
monthly,
Foston—Thursday,
icknor-park—quarter to eleven.
Ingram's,Catton SMatrUrdl‘alye,Yq
Isle of Wight—Tuesday, Shalfieet—Friday, Wootton-
bridge--half-past ten.
Itton—Tuesday, Mounton—Friday, Debanden—ten.
Johnstone's, Mr.—Tuesday, Howe-bridge—eleven—Fri-
day, Darncombe—half-past ten.
Kent, East—Tuesday, St. Alban's-down—Friday, West
Brabourne—half-past ten.
Kent, West—Tuesday, Fawke-common—Thursday, Far-
ningham—Saturday, Holstone-hoe—half-past ten.
Leconfield'a, Lord—Monday, Drlumwick-bridgQ.--worines.

day, Selhurst-park—Friday, Salmon's-bridge—Saturday,
G umber-corner—half-past eleven.
Ledbury—Monday, Feathers-inn, Staunton—FFiday, Bos-
bury -village—: alf-past ten.
Lo,,,ales's, Mr. Sel bj —Tuesday, Svy, ditto ue—Saturdayy
Fui zen-lielo.
Ludlow—' e en.
uesd Aay, Bi a rap ian-1 hut sday, Cay nham -
bridge—Saturday, Elton—half-past ten.
Mendip—Tuesday, West Oranmore—Friday, Stourhead—
eleven.
Middleton's, Lord—Monday, Gally-gap Wednesday,
Kexby-wood—half-past ten—Friday, Knapton-station
—eleven ; Hovingha in—half-past teu.
Monmouthshire—Monday, Raglan—Thursday, Campston-
wood—Saturday, Brynderwen—half-past ten.
Morpeth Tuesday, Nunnykirk Thursday, Bolam—
Saturday, Ulgham-village—quarter to eleven.
Must ers's, Mr. Tuesday, The Red Lodge Friday,
Wiverton—quarter to eleven.
New Forest— Tuesday, Lyndhurst-road-station—eleven,
Thursday, Crow - Chapel— Saturday,
.Royal Oak,
Fritham—half-past ten.
Norfolk, \Vest—Monday, Pickenhall—Wednesday, Bar-
wick-house—Friday, Walton, Greyhound—eleven.
Oakley— Monday, Deer-park-chase Thursday, White
Lion, Ravensd en—Sat urd ay, Koy see- park —quarter to
eleven.
Oxfordshire, South (the Earl of Macelesfield'a)—Monday,
Chiaelhanaptun—Friday, Halton Stone-pits—quarter to
eleven.
Phillips's, Mr. Lort—Tuesday, Llawhaden-bridge—Friday
Tretigarne-bridge—half-past ten.
Poltinaore's, Lord—Monday, Revel's Inn—Wednesday,
_ Coker-wood—Friday, Kingston Russell—eleven.
Portsmouth's, Earl of—Monday, South Molton-road-
_ ,giate—Sattirday,
P 'ell's, Mr.—Tuesday, Rhyd
station —Tuesday, Taw-bridge--Thursday, Ash-moor-
Brightlev-bridge--eleven.
patin Jeuarter-past ten.
goch-gate—Friday, Tre-
vauglin-mill, sees P3'
Puckeridge—Monday,
monday,
sywon.wololst ten.lv
rill—Saturday, sandonhati_heath —Wednesday, Hoek-
Harringto
Pytehley—
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ednesday, North
Kilworth—Friday,
quarter to eleven.
Radclyffe's, Mr.—Monday, ColllwoSo
Frithelstock Ston_a
Ham-wood—quarter to eleven. g
Roller's, Hon. Mark—Monday,nesday, Staffordbrake—Friday, Woolsery,— Wed-
Huntshaw-wood—eleven. turday,
Rufford—Tuesday, Cocking-moor—Thursday, Hardwick-
hall—Saturday, Warsop Windmill—quarter to eleven.
Rutland's, Duke of—Monday, Belvoir—Tuesday, Kirkby..
Laythorpc— Wednesday, Stoke Rochford Friday,
Weaver's lodge—eleven—Saturday, Elton Manor—
twelve.
Scratton's, Mr.—Monday, Hockley, Bull—Tuesday, Or-
esett-heath—Thursday, Bradwell—Saturday, Whites-
bridge—eleven.
Shropshire Tuesday, Holly-coppice—Friday, Fourth
Milestone, Pitchford-road—half-past ten.
Sinnington Tuesday, Nunnington-bridge Friday,
Kirkby Moorside—half-past ten.
Somerset, West—Tuesday, Willet-hill—Friday, Keen
Thorn, near Stowey—half-past ten.
Southdown—Monday, Laughton—Wednesday, Willing-
don—Friday, Hare and Hounds, Beeding—quarter to
eleven.
South Wold—Monday, Monkton-village—Tuesday, Wood
Enderby—Thursday, Girsby-hall— Saturday, Mavis
—Enderby Cross-roads—eleven.
Staffordshire, North—Tuesday, Seighford—Friday, Hin-
stock—half-past ten.
Stamford and Warrington's, Earl of—Monday, Beeby—
Tuesday, Betton village—Thursday, Thornton Reservoir
—Friday, Widnaerpool village—Saturday, the Beacon-
hill—eleven.
Storey's, Mr. T. S.—Tuesday, the Kennels, Ealilaw,
Northumberland—Friday, Bailiff- gate, Alnwick—eleven.
Suffolk—Tuesday, Troston village—Thursday, Kirtling-
tower—Saturday, Denston, Plumbers' Arms--quarter
to eleven.
Surrey Union—Tuesday, Abinger Crossways--Saturday,
Little Bookham village—half-past ten.
Sussex, East—Tuesday, Idea—Friday, Brede-hill—quar-
ter to eleven.
Tailby's, Mr.—Monday, Gumley—Tuesday, Launde-
abbey—Thursday, Glenn-station—Saturday, Wardley-
tollbar—eleven.
Tedworth—Monday, Shoddesden-,gate—Tuesday, Wood-
bridge—Thursday, Coombe-wood—Saturday, Alderbury
—eleven.
Tickham—Mond ay, Rainham•street—Thursday, Dodding-
ton-street—Saturday, kennel—half-past ten.
Tivyside—Monday, Boncath—Thursday, Cordmore—ten,
Trelawney's, Mr.—Tuesday, Cadover-bridge--Saturday,
Puslineh-bridge—half-past ten.
Trollope's, Sir John—Monday, Witham-common—Wed-
nesday, Barnsdale Lodge—Saturday, Manthorpe-
-eleven.
Tynedale—Monday, Fenwick—Wednesday, Nunwick—
Friday, Frenchman's-row—quarter to eleven.
V. W. H.—Tuesday, the fourth mile-stone on the Stow
road—Thursday, Three Horse Shoes—Saturday, Clay-
hill, near Lechdale—eleven.
Vale of Ayron—Tuesday, Abermeurig—Friday, High-
mead— half-past ten.
Vine—Tuesday, Freefolk-wood—Thursday, Wolverton-
park—Saturday, Polhampton-lodge--quarter to eleven.
Warwickshire--Monday, Alcester—Tuesday, Brailes—
Wednesday, Newbold Pacey—Thursday, Ilmington—
Friday, Burton-tollgate—quarter to eleven.
Warwickshire, North—Tuesday, Tile-hill—Wednesday,
Bull and Butcher, Righton—Friday, Haywood—eleven.
Western—Tuesday, Badger's- cross—Friday, Crows-an-
Ray—half-past ten.
Wheatland—Tuesday, Morley-town—Thursday, Westwood
Finger-post—Saturday, Little Wenlock—halt-past ten.
Wilts, South—Monday, The Beeches, Grovely—Wednes-
d ay, Damerham—Friday, Compton-hut—quarter to
eleven.
Worcestershire—Monday, Bredon-hill—Wednesday, Mart-
ley—Frfday, Brockeridge-common—half-past ten.
Wynn's, Sir W. W.—Monday, Great Ness—Wednesday,
Styche—Thursday, Aldersey—Saturday, Gwersylit-
-half-past ten,
Yarlorough's, Earl of—Monday, Newsham-lodge—Tues-
d ay, Cab orne -village—Thursday, Pelby-cross-roads
Friday, lhornton-college—eleven.
York and Ainsty—Monday, Aldwark-bridge—ten—Tues -
day, Nun Appleton—eleven—Thursday, Ouseburn
Workhouse—Saturday, Thornton-bridge—half-past ten.
HARRIERS.

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Brooke' d Crhanet ond Ay, Gore End—We nes ay,
Edington Malt House—Friday, Minster Mills—half-
past ten.
Brownlow's, Earl—Wednesday, Broadway- farm—Satur •
day, Irvinghoe—eleven.
Clayton—Monday, Ambler Thorn—Wednesday, Tingley-
Moor—Saturday, Apperley-station—•ten.
Cornwall, East—Tuesday, Bosent-cross—ten
Craven—Monday, 1\; ew field- brid ge—Wednesd ay, Halton-
place—Friday, Gargrave-green—eleven.
Eamont—Monday, Packhorse, Plumpton—Thursday,
Temple Sowerby—Saturday, Skirwith—half-past ten.
Elstow—Monday, Ridgmount• station—half-past eleven—
Friday, the kennels—half-past ten
Flower's, Mr. Walter—Monday, Porton-firs—Friday, Rail-
way-arch, Upper Winterbourne—eleven.
Fowey—Monday, Golant—Thursday, Tredinnick-downs
—ten.

H. H.—Monday, Marsh-gate—Thursday, Stoke Court-
lodge—eleven.
Haldon—Wednesday, the Hariers Inn—Bridford—Satur-
day, Ide—eleven.
Hampton-Lewis's, Captain—Tuesday, Gwenfro-kiln—Fri-
day, Br aint—eleven.
High Peak—Tuesday, Newhaven—Saturday, Hunter's
Meer—twelve.
Hudson's, Mr. E. H. S.—Thursday, Bricklehampton-hall
—eleven.
Langport—Monday, Drayton—Saturday, Martock-station
—half-past ten.
Lonsdale's, Earl of—Friday, Tring-wharf—twelve
Norfolk, E ast—Mond ay, Ilautbois-coramon—Friday,
H9M pnell Inn—eleven.
North \Valsham—Tuesday, Guningham-windmill—eleven.
Price's, Mr. Lloyd—Monday, lihydygie—Thursday,
Whitemill—half-past ten.
Pryse's, Mr.—Monday, Llwyn-y-groes—Thursday—Ty-
Shon-Gwillt--Saturday, Court Newydd—half-past ten.
Boborough—Monday, The Lodge, Ringmore-down.
Romney Marsh—Monday, Brenzett—Thursday, Sandy
Land—Saturday, the kennel—half-past ten.
West-street—Tuesday,:Reach,court—Thursday,lPincham
—half-past ten.
Woodland Monday, Debonham-bridge Wednesday,
Ramsholt—eleven.

THE LATE PRIZE FIGHT.—A friend has
oncommu-
nicated to us (Record) a letter which he has receiro. barte d
n from
Sir Morton Peto, which shows that although
thtehe h
Tilbury.
does not usually interfere with the traffic on
Railway, yet he deemed it necessary to call for an
expla-
nation of the circumstances under which the special train
was granted to tha prize-fighters. Sir Morton also en-
closes the reply as follows :—" London, T 1 ; i 111: 18u6r2y. ,—;nidy,
Southend Railway, Fenchurch -street, Dec.
dear Sir Morton,--In reply to your
to inform
train for the prize-fight on Wednesday last,
circugmstances.
you that it was granted under the followhiandg
inquiry
Irebsepecting the
fixed the Finding by their application that
en-
counter to come off at some spot
cite to take them,
first train at 7,50 would be quite down the line, and that the
to the ordinary passengers, it was
to say nothing of the great inconhiveendteiheiorlaeghtth
beyettwereutlod let
ono would be annoyed by them. They
and made their own •
them have a train to themselves at ain, earlyhev
aghroeue
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4.30 a.m., issued their own
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going to. I assure you it is far
figured charge. 0
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returntrain,
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to the district they
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so, that we thought it hatter
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fromtheir oguori
going
wish t o haveiht intended
trouble giv°ll - h mselves, than that they should annoy
A. WIGHTMA.N.4--
a me &c.--(Signed)
the public.—Believ M.P.,
80.
to let them go by t e
Sir M. Peto, Bart.,
AWILTSHIRE CLERGYMAN.--
ELOPEMENT OF
W
Much excitement has been caused throughout the county
of Wilts during the last few days, in consequence of the
sudden disappearance of a rev. gentleman well known
throughout the district in which he resides, and also by the
flight with him of a person living in the same neighbour-
hood. A village in the immediate vicinity of Swindon is
the scene of the elopement. What renders the circumstance
more painful than it otherwise would have been is the fact
that the person whom the rev. gentleman has taken withhim
is a married woman, and prior to entering into the matrimo-
nial state she lived in the house of her rev. admirer as
lady's maid. We are not certain whether the rev. gentle-
man himself is married ; but rumour states that he is. Itis
said that before the elopement the rev, gentleman, whose
friends move in high circles in Worcestershire, sold out at
the Stock-Exchange, and that the proceeds realised some
thousands of pounds, which the fugitives took with them.
We believe the woman has several children.—Western,
Daily Press.
DEATH FROM DRINKING WHlSKY.—Yesterday
morning a man named Thomas Burke, aged 35 years, a
labourer, expired in the London Hospital from the effects
of drinking a large quantity of whisky above proof. The
deceased had been employed in the London Docks, and by
some means succeeded in sucking with a small tube a quan-
tity of the spirit from a cask unobserved, and when ho got,
into the street he fell down in a state of insensibility..e
was picked up and the stomach pump applied, and antidotes
uthauLltered, but without effect.