The Sun.
London, England, 1853-03-26 00:00:00

FOX HOUNDS.

Atherstone--Monday, Meriden ; Wednesday, Coombe ;
Friday, Kennels ; Saturday, Arbury—at a quarter to
eleven.

Badsworth—Monday, Kirkby Guide Post ; Thursday,
Pollington-bridge • Saturday, Felkirk—at half-past ten.
Duke of Beanifort's— Monday, Siston ; Wednesday,
Compton Bassett ; Thursday, Lasborough-gate ; Saturday,
Hawkesbury, Upton.
Berkshire—Monday, Kinston Lisle ; Tuesday, Cur-
bridge ; Friday, Coleshill ; Saturday, Vytham—at half-
past ten.

Bramham Moor—Monday, Storkeld-park ; Wednesday,
Marston,. Friday, First-cross-road, Bramham Moor ; Sa-
turday, Poole -at eleven.
Lord Henry Bentinck's—Monday, Skellingthorpe ; Wed-
nesday, Blankney ; Thursday, Stapleford-moor ; Saturday,
Branston-wood—at eleven.

Colonel Conyer's—Monday, Fyfield ; Wednesday, Bar-
nard's Canfield; Saturday, Hatfield-heath—at eleven.
Cottesmore—Monday, Tollthorpe ; Tuesday, Launde-
abbey ; Thursday, Wing; Saturday, Ouston-wood—at
eleven.

Craven—Monday, Supe ; Wednesday, Pen-wood; Fri-
day, the Swan, Shefford ; Saturday, Welford-woods—at a
quarter to eleven.

Crawley and Horsham—Monday, Plaw Hatch ; Thurs-
day, the Cock, Southwater ; Saturday, Rusper Village—
at a quarter to eleven.
East Essex—Tuesday, Bulmer Plough ; Thursday, Mess-
ing-street ; Saturday, St. Ann's-castle—at half-past ten. ,
South Essex—Tuesday, Harwood, near Corbett's Tey ;
Saturday, Stanfordle Hope—at half-past ten.
Essex and Suffolk—Tuesday, Donyland-heath ; Friday,
Gifford's-hall—at a quarter to eleven.
Essex Union—Wednesday, Rayleigh-street ; Saturday,
Runsell-green—at half-past ten.
Earl Fitz william's—Monday, Sawtry-gorse ; Wednes-
day, Abbot's Ripton ; Friday, Long Orton—at ten.
Herefordshire—Tuesday, Whitfield—at eleven.
Holderness—Monday, Burton Agnes ; Tuesday, Hawold-
house ; Thursday, Meaux-abbey; Friday Holme-on Spald-
ing-moor-hall—at a quarter to eleven.
Mr. M. Ingram's—Monday, Ingestre ; Thursday, Bagot's-
park—at a quarter to eleven.
East Kent—Wednesday, Posting Lees; Friday, Wing-
ham-street.
Ledbury—Monday, Acton-green ; Friday, Highleadon-
green—as half-past ten.
Mr. Lumley's—Monday, Clumber ; Tuesday, Scrooby
Inn • Thursday, Wadworth-woodhouse ; Friday, Grove—
at eleven.
Mr. Luxton's—Monday, Southtawton -at half-past ten.
Oakley—Monday, Deer-park, Yardley Chase ; Thurs-
dry, Easton-wood; Saturday, Swineshead-wood—at a
quarter to eleven.
Pytchley—Monday, Pitsford ; Tuesday, North Kil-
worth ; Friday, Cottesbrooke ; Saturday, Sibbertoft--at a
quarter to eleven.
Puckeridge—Monday, Hazel-end ; Wednesday, Langley-
green ; Friday, Walton—at half-past 10.
Rufford—Monday, White-post ; Thursday, Beesthorpe ;
Saturday, Thoresby-park—at a quarter to eleven.
Duke of Rutland's—Monday, Staunton-hall ; Tuesday,
Broadwater ; Friday, Ropsley Kennel—at half-past ten.
Mr. A. Smith's—Monday, Oare-hill ; Tuesday, Roden-
ham.

Lord Southampton's—Monday, Farthingstow ; Tuesday;
Preston-bar; Friday, Helmdon ; Saturday, Gayhurst—al
eleven.

Southdown—Monday, Seaford ; Wednesday, Ashcomb ;
Friday, East Hoathley—at eleven.
Suffolk—Tuesday, Shimpling Mill ; Thursday, Scole
Inn ; Saturday, Depden Green—at a quarter to eleven.
Sir R. Sutton's—Monday, Easton Pasture ; Tuesday,
BUnny ; Wednesday, Charley Mill ; Thursday, Rolleston
Hay ; Friday, Six Hills—at eleven.
Sir Tatton Sykes's—Monday, Rscethorp ; Wednesday,
Windmill, Stockton Forest ; Friday, Thorp-house—at
half:past ten. _

V.W. H.—Tuesday, Jackements Bottom ; Thursday,
Lechla.de—at a quarter to eleven.
Warwickshire—Monday, Haywood;
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VICE-PRESIDENT KING. —The New York Herald gives
the following sketch of the new Vice-President of the
United States :—" Vice-President William Rufus King
is a native of North Carolina, where he was born in
1786. He is consequently 67 years of age ; and such
is the precarious state of his health that it is doubt-
ful, if he should return to the United States from
his present visit to the West Indies, whether he
will be able to perform the duties of vice-president.
These are limited to presiding in the Senate ; and, in
his absence, the president pro tern, of that body, who is
elected by the senators, takes his place. Mr, Atchinson,
of Miseouri, is at present president pro tem. In case of
the death of the Vice-president, Mr. Atchinson; would
remasn in the same position as at present, without
assuming the title, as the office would then be vacant ;
but in case of the death of both President and Vice-
President, the President of the Senate pro tem. becomes
President of the United States, until an election can be
held. This is according to the provisions of the Act of
Congress of March 1, 1792.
THE REPRESENTATION OF CANTERBURY.—A third
candidate has just announced himself for this borough
in the person Hon. Edward Vesey Bligh, of Cobham
Hall, Gravesend, brother of the present Earl of Darnley,
whose father, while Lord Clifton, represented Canter-
bury for some years in the Whig interest. Without en-
tering into a detailed statement of his political views,
as he hopes to be able to take an early opportunity of
explaining them personally to the electors, the hon.e andge
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leman presents himself as "an advocate of temperat
progressive reform," and " a firm friend of civil and' reli-
gious liberty." He considers " that the present Government
affords the best security for a sound and efficient
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