The Sun.
London, England, 1853-01-07 00:00:00

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

STAG HOUNDS.
Bath—Tuesday, Beckington ; Friday; . Farrington
Gurney--at half-past eleven.
Hon. F. Petre s—Monday, Beaumont Oats, Broom-
field ; Thursday, Moreton—at half-past eleven.
FOX HOUNDS.

Atherstone Monday, Cackly-gate ; Wednesday,
Moira-station ; Friday, TJllesthorpe ; Saturday, Meri-
den—at a quarter to eleven. • -
Badsworth—Tuesday, Darton tnn ; Thursday, Marl.-
village ; Saturday, South Hiendley—at half-past ten.
Duke of Beaufort's—Monday, Trouble-house ; Wed-
nesday, Dyrham-park ; Friday, Rood Ashton : Satur-
day, Yate Rocks.
Bramham-moor—Monday, Woodhall ; Wednesday,
Bramham-moor Cross-roads ; Friday, Marston ; Satur-
day, Pool—at half-past ten.
Lord Hy. Bentinck's—Monday, Linwood-by-Rasen ;
Tuesday, Fristhorpe.•' Wednesday, Blankney ; Thurs-
day, Potter-hill-bar ; Saturday, Bardney—eleven.
Craven Monday, Tottenham-park ; Wednesday,
Knightsbridge ; Friday, Aldbourne Chase ; Saturday,
Chaddleworth-village—quarter to eleven.
Crawley and Horsham—Monday, Rowfa,nt-lodge ;
Wednesday, Dencombe ; Friday, Paxhill-park-gate—
quarter to eleven.
Colonel Conyers's--Monday, Abridge • Wednesday,
Bla,ckmore ; Saturday, Easton-lodge—at eleven.
Mr. Drax's—Monday, Yarlington ; Thursday, Long-
burton.
East Essex—Tuesday, Finchinfield-town ; Thursday,
Felix-hall ; Saturday, Gosfield, King's Ilead—half-past
ten.

Essex Union—Wednesday, Hazeleigh-hall ; Saturday,
Hadleigh-common—half-past ten.
South Essex—Tuesday, Dunton Blacksmiths ; Satur-
day, South Ockendon—half-past ten.
Mr. Farquharson's—Monday, Brondley-wood ; Wed-
nesday, Duncliffe..
Earl Fitzwilliam's—Monday, Holme-wood ; Wednes.
day, Titchmarsh—at ten.
Herefordshire—Tuesday, Hall-court ; Friday, Mynde-
park—at eleven.
Holderness—Monday, Tickton ; Tuesday, Locking-
ton ; Thursday, Rose-park ; Friday, Beverley Queen's-
gate—at a quarter to eleven.
Heythrop—Monday, Heythrop ; Wednesday, Lough-
borough-gate ; Friday, Farmington-grove ; Saturday,
Blenheim--at half-past ten.
Mr. M. Ingram's—Monday, Chartley-castle ; Thurs-
day, Swarkstone-bridge ; Saturday, Needwood-house—
at a quarter to eleven.

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Emit Kent—Monday, Sandling-park ; Thursday, Rein- '
den—at half-past ten.
Ledbury—Monday, Loughborough ; Friday, High- •
narn—at half-past ten.
Ludlow—Tuesday, Munslow-gorse ; Friday, Bireher-
common—at half-past ten.
Mi. Lushington's—Tuesday, Rainham ; Friday, Dod-
dington—at eleven.
Mr. Lumley's—Monday, Jockey-house ; Tuesday, Sandbeck-park ; Thursday, Shooter's-hill-gate ; Friday, Darlton-bar—at half-past 10.
Monmouthshire--Thursday, Tregare Church ; Satur-
day, Llandewry-court.
Mr. Morgan's—Monday, Pentillie-lodge-gate ; Thurs. •
day, Long-cross—at half-past 10.
Rufford—Monday, Grapwell ; Tuesday, White-posts ;
Thursday, Saxton ; Saturday, Thoresby-park —at half-
past 10.
Duke of Rutland's—Monday, Staunton ; Tuesday,
Ropsley-kennel ; Wednesday, Croxton-park ;
Gipple---at half-past 10.
Shropshire—Tuesday, Bicton-heath—at half-past 10 ;
Friday, Atcham-park—at 11.
Mr. A. Smith's—Monday, Tedworth-kennels ; Tues-
day, Oare-hill ; Wednesday, Pill-heath ; Thursday, Ox-
enwood ; Friday, Netheravon ; Saturday, Roche-court
—at 11.

Somerset Subscription Tuesday, Buncombe-hill ;
Friday, Cleeve-hill—at half-past 10.
Sir R. Sutton's--Monday, Shearsby Inn ; Tuesday,
Widnterpool Inn; Wednesday, Beaumanor-park ; Thurs-
day, Barkby ; Friday, Ratcliffe—at 11.
Sir Tatton Sykes's—Monday, Whinmoor Band ; Wed-
nesday, half way between Gate Helmsley and Stamford-
bridge ; Friday, Racethorp—at half-past ten.
Suffolk—Tuesday, Rougham-hall ; Thursday, Sylver-
ley-tower ; Saturday, Brockley-green—at a quarter to
eleven.

Essex and Suffolk—Tuesday, Weeley-street ; Friday,
Ashington-hall-gate—at a quarter to eleven.
Cottesmore--Monday, Wing ; Tuesday, Tilton Wood ;
Thursday, Giimsthorpe-park ; Saturday, Ayston —at
eleven.

Warwickshire—Monday, Henley in Arden ; Tuesday,
Mitford Bridge, at a quarter to eleven ; Thursday, Newbold
Pacey, at twelve ; Friday, Burton Toll-gate ; Saturday,
Cubbington-gate, at a quarter to eleven.
Wheatland—Tuesday, Wenlock ; Friday, Lodge-cop-
pice.

Worcestershire Monday, Witley ; Wednesday,
Bramsgrovo, Lickey ; Friday, Grafton-wood, at half;
past 10. _

HARRIERS,

13. V. H.—Wednesday, Kingcomh-barn, Chesilborne ;
Brighton—Mon
Saturday, Toomer-gate, at half-past eleven.•
,daDy, Patehana ;Wednesday, Thunders-
bar
yke, at a cistlarter to eleven.
l3rookside Monday, Nevanarket-hill ;
Thursday,
mill
Telscombe-tye, at half-past ten.
toSna—turtlyn
Ts,haat half-pnet—Monasdt teay,n. Updown ;
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Wednesday Minster-

THE MURDER NEAR HYTIIE.—TWO men, named George
Dumper and Thomas Wran underwent a lengthened ex- •
amination on Wednesday, at Ilythe, liaids, before the •
magistrates of the county, on suspicion of being con-
cerned in the brutal murder of Joseph Wran, a sawyer
in the service of Mr. A. R. Drummond, of Cadlands,
who met with his violent end late on Christmas eve.
The deceased was between 50 and 60 years of age, and,
on the night in question, after receiving to his ek's wages,
discharged some trifling debts and repaired the Nelson
Inn, of this town, where he indulged rather freely, and
departed, about half- past 11 o'clock, somewhat inebri-
ated. On the following morning, a little before day-
light, his body was discovered lying In the road leading
to Frood-lane common, near which he resided. It was j
shockingly mutilated ; the scalp was cut in a variety of i
directions, the skull was fractured right across the head,
as if it had been split in two by a violent kick fromr:
heavy ironed bOot. The state of the ground near wile.°
~
the corpse lay, evidently showed that a severe struggle
had taken plaCe, and portions of the brains of thewa_a's
d of the
ceased were strewn about -the ground.
hen ' large pool of blood about a foot from the.ea__
stick or
deceb.sed, and, splintered to pieces,haa
rnan/sYbiood at-
tached.
had been,rnot
bludgeon,
tached. It transpired that the nsoef
his death,
d and
with the deceased late on the nighte
ins were
muchiervesem -
with portions of human
nersi ri
far from the' spot whereiliaar
stick which ac head of
Dumper had been seen
bled the weapon which had
ii bore a WIT ‘—one the morning
the unhappy man. . with
been used shout
a character _
"trouble," i
ff and
home, and for a •
and had often been
All classes dcoss in tl
le— of inhabitants turns d
woods an p e i e
time
The
in search of him.
searched, and he was at length
out s
were and finally, on Sunday th
neighbourhood.
hiding place,
a ,in "
after
defied
eemd murder
driven from hi!l
0, Hythe capture him the public
parish constablete t
Dibdin Bottom. On his room being .
road leading
trowsers were found to be saturated with
searched, his 11.:uddenly
were also marks on his under frock and on
blood ; there esreahrce!
which had recently been washed. Subse-, " -
the shoulder,
olice arrested the other •
prisoner Thomas
quentlthe P
of the deceased,' • ' -
Wran, nephew.
on suspicion of being
implicated with Dumper in the commission of the atro-
cious deed. Thep risoners were
the next assizes on the charge of wilful murder.
EFFECTS OF A FLOOD.—The fine viaduct at Halt-
whistle, which carried the Alston branch of the Newcastle
Railway across the Tyne, had been reduced to a total
wreck by the recent goods. The amount of damage
done is enormous'
, , The bridge cost 20,0001., and a
moiety of the wan will not restore it. -
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