The Sun.
London, England, 1853-02-26 00:00:00

FOXHOUNDS.

Atherstone—Monday, Cadeby-gate ; Wednesday, Sher-
stoke ; Friday, Ullesthorpe ; Saturday, Twycross—at a
quarter to eleven.
Badsworth—Tuesday, Robin Hood's-wall ; Thursday,
Badsworth-bar ; Saturday, N9tton-village—at half-past ten.
Branaham-moor Monday, Parlington ; Wednesday,
Cross-roads on Bramham-moor ; Friday, Bickerton-bar ;
Saturday, Woodhall—at half-past ten.
Colonel Conyers's—Monday, Cook's-mill-green; Wednes-
day, Black more ; Saturday, Skreen's Lodge-gate--at eleven.
Cottesmore--The first hunting day, at the Kennel—at
twelve.
Craven—The first open day (except Thursday), at the
Kennel—at twelve.
East Essex—Tuesday, Yeldham, White-hart; Thursday,
Mark's-hall ; Saturday, Terling, Raleigh Arms—at half-
past ten. •
Essex Union—Wednesday, Stock-ship; Saturday, Prittle-
well-priory—at half-past ten.
t- South Essex—Tuesday, Crown Inn, Langoon-hills ; Sa-
turday, Ingravo Church—at half-past ten.
Essex and Suffolk—Tuesday, Gol Grove ; Friday, Had.
leigh-town—at a quarter to eleven.
Mr. H. Greaves's—Tuesday, Burwell-park ; Thursday,
Marcham le Fen ; Saturday, Greenfield—at eleven.
Holderness—Monday, Routh Toll-bar; Tuesday, Hough-
ton-hall ; Thursday, Wyton ; Friday, Cranswick Toll-bar—
at a quarter to eleven.
Mr. Meynell Ingram's—Monday, Spread Eagle ; Thurs-
day, Castle Hayes ; Saturday, Blithfield—at a quarter to
eleven.
East Kent—Monday, Ashley ; Wednesday, Barham-
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Saturday, Badly
Thursday, Laxton-village Satur'day, Glapwell—at half-
past ten.
Duke of Rutland's—The first hunting day, Kennel—at
half-past ten.
Mr. A. Smith's—The first hunting day, Crawlboy's-
farm.

Lord Southampton's—Monday, Preston-cape's ; Wed-
nesday, Foster's-booth ; Friday, Astwell-mill ; Saturday,
Cowper's-oaks—at eleven.
Southdown—Monday, Ram-inn, Firle ; Wednesday,
Westham-station ; Friday, Berwick-station—at eleven.
North Staffordshire Monday, Batley ' • Thursday,
Woore ; Saturday, Blackbrooke—at half-past ten.
Suffolk—Tuesday, Waltham-hall ; Thursday, Bradley-
fox ; Saturday, Shimpling-mill—at a quarter to eleven.
Sir Tatton Sykes's—Monday, Whinmoor-build ; Wed-
nesday, Aldby-park ; Friday, Thorp-house—at half-past
ten. _ _ _

- - Warwickshire—Monday, Hay-wood ; Tuesday, Mitford-
bridge ; Thursday, Lower Shuckburgh ; Friday, Church
Tysoe ; Saturday, Print-hill—at a quarter to eleven.
Sir W. W. Wy-nn's—Monday, Kennels ; Wednesday,
Eawkston; Thursday, Styche; Friday, Twemloes—at half
past ten.
Worcestershire Monday, Grafton-wood ; Tuesday,
Shrawley ; Thursday, Plymouth-arms, Tardebrigg ; Fri-
day, Wyre Piddle—at balf-past ten.
Lord Yarborough's—Monday, Riley-cross-road ;
Worlsby-mill---at eleven.
York and Ainsty—Monday, Crocky-hill ; Tuesday,
Acaster ; Thursday, Skip biidge ; Saturday, Skelton—at
half-past ten.