The Sun.
London, England, 1853-01-29 00:00:00

FOX HOUNDS.

Atherstone—Monday, Osbaston ; Wednesday, Seeking-
ton ; Friday, Nuneham ; Saturday, Arbury—at a quar-
ter to eleven.
Duke of Beaufort's—Monday, Newington-lodge ;
Wednesday, Stoke-park ; Thursday, Hullavington ; Sa-
turday, Compton-bassett.
Badsworth—Tuesday, Marr-yilt/Lee ; Thursday, Fen-
wick ; Saturday, South Hiendley—at half-past ten.
Bramham Moor—Monday, Pool P • Wednesday, Bray-
ton ; Deighton-bar ; Saturday, Woodhall—at half-past
ten.
Lord 11. Bentinck's—Monday, Washington-wood ;
Tuesday, Dunston-pillar ; Wednesday, Brattleby ;
Thursday, Wragby ; Saturday, Botter-hill Bar--at
eleven.
Colonel Conyer's—Monday, Fyfield ; Wednesday,
Blackmore ; Saturday, Takeley-turnpike--at eleven.
Cottesmore—Monday, Irnham-park ; Tuesday, Tit-
ton-wood ; Thursday, Stocken-hall ; Saturday, Burley-
on-the-hill—at eleven.
Craven—Monday, Littlecote ; Wednesday, Anvilles ;
Friday, Fieldridge ; Saturday, Welford-woods--at a
quarter to eleven.
Mr. Drax's—Monday, Holnest-kennel ; Thursday,
Holme-bushes.
East Essex—Tuesday, Birdbrook-hall ; Thursday,
A ldham-hall ; Saturday, Terling Raleigh-arms—at half-
past ten.
South Essex—Tuesday, Clock-house, Little Burstead;
Saturday, Orsett-heath—at half-past ten.
Essex Union—Wednesday, Rettendon-bell ; Satur-
day, Danbury-griffin—at half-past ten.
Essex and Suffolk—Tuesday, Stour-wood ; Friday,
Boxford-street— at a quarter to eleven.
Earl Fitzwilliam's—Monday, Sulehay-wood ; Wed-
nesday, Barnwell Wold ; Friday, Kennel, at ten.
Mr. H. G. Greaves's—Monday, Claythorpe ; Tuesday,
Raithby by Louth ; Friday, Hainton ; Saturday, Hol-
beck—at eleven.
Herefordshire—Tuesday, Five-milestone on Fromes-
hill-road ; Friday, Harewood's-end—at half-past ten.
Holderness—Monday, White-cross ; Tuesday, Be-
verley Grand-stand ; Thursday, Winestead-hall ; Satur-
day, South Dalton—at a quarter to eleven.
Mr. M. Ingram's—Monday, Holly-bush ; Thursday,
Shirley-park ; Saturday, Blythebury—at a quarter to
eleven.
East Kent—Tuesday, Sweech-gate ; Friday, Paddles-
worth Gorse—at half-past ten.
Ledbury Monday, Bromsberrow-heath ; Friday,
Suckley—at half-past ten.
Ludlow—Tuesday, Bircher-common ; Friday, the
Serpent—at half-past ten.
Mr. Lumley's—Monday, Serlby ; Tuesday, Stainton-
village ; Thursday, Barlborough ; Friday, Darlton-bar
at half-past ten.
Mr. Lushington's—Monday, Rainham ; Thursday,
Rodmersham ; Saturday, Halfway-house, Challock—at
eleven.
Mr. Morgan's--Monday, White-rocks ; Thursday,
Sydenham-house.
Oakley—Monday, Broughton ; Thursday, the Falcon,
Bletsoe ; Saturday, Hail-weston—at a quarter to eleven.
Rufford—Monday, Walesby-village ; Tuesday, Wink-
burn ; Thursday, Oxton-bridge ; Saturday, Langwith-
lodge—at half-past ten.
Duke of Rutland's—Monday, Piper-hole ; Tuesday,
Weaver's-lodge ; Wednesday, Croxton-park ; Friday,
Great Gonerby—at half-past ten.
Mr. Lee Steere's--Monday, Lordings ; Thursday,
Lorwood-house--at eleven.
North Staffordshire—Monday, Leighford ; Wednes-
day, The Three Crowns, Stoke ; Friday, Alsager—at
half-past ten.
Mr. A. Smith's—Monday, Quarley-hill •; Tuesday,
Oare-hill ; Wednesday, Pill-heath ; Thursday, Wey-
hill ; Friday, Everleigh ; Saturday, Roche-court—at
eleven.
Suffolk—Tuesday, Scole-inn ; Thursday, Horseheath-
mill ; Saturday, Rymer-point--at a quarter to eleven.
Southdown—Monday, Seaford ; Wednesday, Friston-
mill ; Friday, The Old Ship, Plashet—at eleven.
Sir T. Sykes's—Monday, Acklone-wood ; Wednes-
day, Lobster-house ; Friday, Kirkham-abbey—at half-
past ten.
Sir R. Sutton's—Monday, Bruntingthorpe—at half-
past eleven - Tuesday, Widmerpool-inn ; Wednesday,
Stanton Harold-park—at eleven ; Thursday, Great Dal-
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V. W. H.—Tuesday, Charlton-park ; Thursday, Lech-
lade-town ; Saturday, Lythard-park—at a quarter to
eleven.
Warwickshir Monday, Tile-hill ; Tuesday, Brailes-
house ; Thursday, Charlecote-park ; Friday, Epwell-
village ; Saturday, Whimpstone-bridge—at a quarter to
eleven.
Worcestershire—Monday, Woodcote-green ; Wednes-
day, Roundhill ; Friday, Stoulton—at halepast ten.
Wheatland—Tuesday, Wenlock ; Fy, Billingsley

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Sir W. W. Wynn's—Monday Petton ; Wednesday,
Marchwiel Toll-bar ; Thursday, ,Cherry-hill ; Saturday,
Penley-hall--at half-past ten.
Lord Yarborough's Monday, Normanby-clump
Wednesday, Kennel ; Saturday, Laceby-crossroads—it
eleven.

HARRIERS.
B. V.—Tuesday, Nash-court, Marnhull ; Friday, Al-
l= Manor-house—at half-past eleven.
Brighton—Monday, Patch= ; Wednesday, Race-
course ; Saturday, Dyke—at a quarter to eleven.
Brookside Monday, Newmarket-hill ; Thursday,
Telescombo Tye—at half-past ten.
Headstone-inn ; Thursday,
High Peak—Tuesday,
Elton ; Saturday, Pilsbury-lodge—at eleven.
Thanet—Monday, St. Nicholas ; Wednesday, Seven-
score—at half-past ten.

CAUTION TO PABENTS.—Last week an inquest was
held at Ashford on two brothers, who were poisoned
by eating the painted ornaments of a twelfth cake. Pro-
fessor Taylor said that upon making an analyses of the
stomach of the deceased children, he found there a large
quantity of arsenic, which had caused death. D uring
the last two years ho had met with ten fatal cases from
children eating these ornaments.