The Sun.
London, England, 1838-11-24 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

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HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
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Saturday, at Wickford Church—half-past 10.
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PuArlire.iVghillWeba:iisi's; stag-hounds on Monday at Bartlemy Hills ; Thurs-
day, at Bradenham Green-11.
The East Sussex hounds on Monday, at the Swan, C; haile
Mr. Leche's hounds on Tuesday at Overton Bridge
at Allan Sadler's ; Saturday, at Churton—half-past 10.
Mr. Giles's hounds on Monday at Wall Hills ; Thursday, at
Highnam-10.
Lord Portman 's hounds on Monday at Down House ; Thursday,
at Compton Castle.
The Herefordshire hounds on Mondayat Hope Turnpike; Thurs-
day, at Berrington—half-past 10.
Mr. Mare's hounds on Monday at Branche's Park ; Thursday, at
Stowlangtoft—half-past 10.
The Cheshire hounds on Monday at Darnhall ; Wednesday, at
the Three Greyhounds ; Ehursday, at Marbury ; Saturday, at
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Thursday,
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roads—half .past 10.
Sir T. Boughey's hounds on Alonday at Helton ; Wednesday, at
Ranton ; Friday, at Knowlwall Gate, Trentham—half-past 10.
Mr. S. Owen's hounds on Monday at the Grapes Inn ; Wednes-
day, at Underhill Hall ; Friday, at Atcham Bridge—half past 10.
Sir W. P. Carew's hounds on Monday at Bideford Bridge ;
Wednesday, at Glaze Bridge—half-past 10.
The Eamon harriers on Wednesday at Winderworth ; Saturday,
at Newton-10.

A man was held to bail yesterday by Sir Peter
Laurie, at Guildhall, for having disturbed a Temperance
meeting. In the course of the investigation it was stated
that the Society numbers about 900,000 members. Among
the metropolitan members it was said were four of the City
night patrol, one of whom came forward at the request of
the Magistrate, and mentioned that he had never been
better in his life than since he joined the Society in January
lest. By abstaining from spirits and malt liquor he found
himself better able to bear the night duty. He detailed
the case of a brother watchman who had previously been
suspendedsthjeo siinoi B
lanr heec
cetfoyu. r times for intoxication, and whose family
was then in a state of complete wretchedness, but who, since
his admission into the Temperance body, had become one
of the best men on the watch, and had now a comfortable
home. Sir Peter passed a high compliment on the exertions
of
irti
On Thursday evening, the Sth instant, a farmer,
who is a tenant of H. Bethel', Esq., came to Beverley, to
pay his rent, at the Tiger Inn. Making rather too free with
n'
evening,a and
onr horseback,eturninghohmeewaabsousetizheadlf-wpiatsht
six o'clock
a fit of devotion, and rode gaily into St. Mary's Church to
hear the evening lecture. By the peruasi9o of the
sexton he left the church and proceeded homewards.