The Sun.
London, England, 1853-11-21 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

WOLVERHAMPTON STEEPLECHASES.
HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES of 20 sovs. each, 10 ft, and 5
only if declared on or before the 23d of November,
with 100. added. The second to save his stake.
About four miles of fair hunting country.

Age. st. lb.
Peter Simple a, 11 8
Sir Peter Laurie a 11 6
Bourton
Oscar
British Yeoman a 10 8
Peter a 10 7
Abd-el-Kader
Bedford
Tomboy
Half-and-Half
Pride oftheNorth a 10 0
Forest Lad
Thickleby a 913
Victress
Com eaway
Sir Philip a 911
FREE HANDICAP HURDLE RACE of 5 sovs. each, with
40 added ; forfeits to be declared by the 23d of No-
vember. Twice round and a distance, over eight
flights of hurdles.

Age. st. 71).
The Colonel a 9 11
Graziella (h b) ... 6 9 11
Spring
Escape
Diana a 9 9
I Labyrinth
The Screw a 9 8
Cervus
The Old Rake
Bastion
Little Charley
,Topsy
6 9 3
IThe Beaver (h b) a 9 3
,Trout
Stanley

Age et. lb.
The Alp
Bourton a 11 4
Tomboy 6 11 4
Spring 5 10 13
Nonsuch 4 10 10
Half-and-Half
Needwood a 10 10
Beresford a 10 8
Star of England 6 10 7
Massa Mongo 5 10 7
Thirkleby a 10 6
Sir Philip 6 10 4
Escape 5 10 3
Victress a 10 1
Fazeley • a 10 0
Napoleon the Se-

Age st. lb.
Sir Harry......... a 911
Chatham ti 9 10
Theodine 4 2 10
Little Charley a 9 9
The Macaw 5 9 8
Maria Monk a 9 8
IMerry Lass 6 9 7
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Old Rake 5 9 7
Teddesley 4 9 7
Squire of Malton a 9 7
Oxford a 9 6
The Admiral 3 9 3
Luck's All a 9 3
Wee Mickey a 9 2
Dubious 4 9 2
Friendless
The Tumbler 4 9 2
Union Jack 4 9 0
Bads worth 3 8 10
Ducrow (h b)
Gaffer Green a 8 10
Gipsey a 8 8

cond 4 10 0
Colt by Drayton
out of Spring's

dam - 4 913
John Bright 4 913
Timothy 6 913

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
STAGHOUNDS.

Hon. F. Peter's—Thursday, Long Barns (Abbott's
Roding)—at half-past 11.
Baron Rothschild's—Thursday, Wing—at 11.
FOXHOUNDS.

Albrighton (Mr. Hellier's)—Tuesday, Enville ; Thurs-
day, Stewponey ; Saturday, Hinley—at half-past 10.
Duke of Beaufort's—Wednesday, Compton Bassett ;
Friday, Trouble-house ; Saturday, Woreester-ladge—
at half-past 10.
Bedale-- Wednesday, Langton Viilage—Friday, Busby
Stoop—at half-past 10.
Cleveland—Thursday, Seamer - at half-past 10.
Mr. Collyer's —Tuesday, The Hop Pole, Farningham ;
Thursday, Hartley Court ; Saturday, Swanscombe
Park—at half-past 10.
Cottesmore—Tuesday, Tilton-wood—at 11 ; Wednes-
day, Greetham-inn—at 12 ; Thursday, Seaton-windmill ;
Saturday, Brooke-hall—at 11.
Essex (Mr. H. G. Greaves's)—Wenesday, Potter's-
hall ; Saturday, High Roothing-street—at 11.
East Essex--Tuesday, Bul.mer-plough ; Thursday,
Mark's-hall ; Saturday, Moor•guardens—at half-past 10.
South Essex... Tuesday, Crown-inn, Langdon-hills ;
Saturday, Wennington—at half-past 10.
Earl Fitzwilliam's—Wednesday, Bythorn Toll-bar ;
Friday, Elton Toll-bar—at 10.

F. i3.—Tuesday, Stonemason's•arms ; Friday, Tregas.
son-mill-- at half-past 10. _ _

Mr. Garth's—Wednesday, Sandhurst-lodge ; Friday,
Winehfield-house—at half-past 10.
Goggerddan (Mr. Pryse)—Wednesday, Foeorhydy-
galed ; Saturday, the Three-shoes.
Herefordshire (Lord Gifford's) —Tuesday, Wormelow-
jump ; Friday, Egdon-hill—at half-past 10.
Mr. Littleton's—Tuesday, Berry-down ; Friday, Ben-
down.

Ludlow—Tuesday, Hopton-park ; Friday, The Ser
pent—athalf-past 10.

New Forest--Wednesday, Bowlesbury-farm ; Friday,
Beaulieu-village—at half-past 10.
South Oxfordshire (Mr. Phillips's)—Tuesday, Sher.
burn-castle ; Friday, Watterperry-common—at a guar.
ter-past 10.

Mr. Lort Phillips's—Thursday, Houghton Village.
at half•past 10.

Puckeridge—Wednesday, Elsenham ; Saturday, As
tonbury—at half-past 10.

Duke of Rutlatid's--Tuesda,y, Weaver's-lodge ; Wed-
nesday, Piper-hole ; Friday, Aswarby-park—at half-
past 10.
Mr. A. Smith's—Tuesday, Manningford ; Wednesday,
Wherwell-wood ; Friday, Weyhill ; Saturday, Everleigh
and Roche-court—at 11.

Somerset Subscription—Tuesday, Wick-park ; Friday,
St. Audries—at half-past 10.
Lord Southampton's—Wednesday, Winslow ' • Friday,
Wappenham ; Saturday, Hanslope park—at 11.
Mr. Cook's—Southwolds, Tuesday, Wood Enderby ;
Thursday, Girsby • Saturday, Winceby—at half past 10.
East Sussex—Friday, Beaufort-park—at half-past 11.
Tredegar Friday, Coedkernew-pound —at half-
past 11.

Mr. Wheble's Tuesday, loglefield; Wednesday,
Yattenden ; Friday, Jack's-booth—at 11.

HARRIERS.

Brighton, Wednesday, Race-course ; Friday, Dyke—
at a quarter to 11.

Brookside, Thursday, Telcombe Tye—at a quarter
past 10.

Cawthorne (Barnesley), Thursday, Silkstone•common
—at a quarter past 10.

Craven (Yorkshire), Tuesday, Eshton Tarn ; Bradley.
lane End—at 11.

Mr. Evans's, Tuesday, Whitefield-hill; Friday, Man
nington—at 11.

High Peak, Tuesday, Monegash ; Thursday, Grange
Mill ; Saturday, Newhaven—at 11.

Capt. Hampton Lewis's (Beaumaris), Tuesday, Col-
lege—at 11 ; Friday, Llanbedrgoch school (deer)—at a
quarter to 1 ; Saturday, Kennels--at 11.
Lord Lonsdale's, Thursday, World's End—at 12.
Whitchurcb, Tuesday, Bere-hill ; Friday, Bullington-
cross—at half•past 10.
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Worthing -:- Tuesday, Muntham ; Saturday, Steep
Down—at 11.

SCOTCH.
FOXHOUNDS.

Duke of Buccleuch's—Tuesday, Drinkstone ; Thurs.
day, Clifton ; Saturday, Spottiswood—at half•past 10.
Linlithgow and Stirlingshire— Tuesday, Barnton•
house; Thursday, Polmount Covert; Saturday, Wall
house—at a quarter to 11.