The Sun.
London, England, 1822-12-21 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

FARLEY HILL COURSING MEETING.
MATCHES FOR 14) GUINEAS EACH.
Mr. Hurcombe's Fanny beat Captain Meredith's br. d.
Mr. Stewart's Fly beat Mr. Morton's Tumbler. .
Mr. Ghent's Music beat Captain Holmes's Dash.
SILVER CUP AND COVER.
Mr. Mason's br. d. beat Mr. Francis's wh. b.
Mr. Slade's Maria beat Mr. Cousin's Cowslip.
Mr. Wilmot's Tarif beat Mr. Owen's Cossac.
Mr. Herd's Juniper beat Mr, Fraser's Lunatic. .
Capt. Hind's Wasp beat Mr. Williams's brind d.
Mr. Ilaines's y. d. beat Mr. Gurney's Telegraph.
Mr. Hughes's Flora beat Mr. Meard's wh. d.
Capt. Swan's Hermitage beat Mr. Monk's gr. b. ..
TIES.
Maria, Wasp, Flora, and Hermitage, beat the other Winners.
SECOND TIE.
Maria beat Flora, and Wasp beat Hermitage.
THIRD TIE.
Wasp won the cup, and Flora the cover.
The hares ran very strong, and the sport was excellent.

The Louth Coursing Meeting, which commenced on the 10th
and terminated on the 14th instant, was very respectably.at-
tended, and afibrded excellent sport, the weather for the .most
part being fine, the hares plentiful, and the courses well-con-
tested. Mr. Hoskins (from Derbyshire) was peculiarly suc-
cessful, having won four matches, two sweepstakes, and an
elegant silver cup. The second prize (a silver goblet) was won
by Mr. Cooper of West Rasen. There were ordinaries at the
principal inns on the three coursing days, and. a ball at the
Mansion-house on Friday evening, which was attended by many
of the respectable families of the town and neighbourhood.

HUNTING INTELLIGENCE.
MEETINGS OF HOUNDS IN THE ENSUING WEEK.

The Quorndon Hounds, on Monday, at Quenby Hall ; on
Tuesday, at Widmerpool; Thursday, Bardon llill ; Friday,
at Hoby ; and on Saturday, at Bunny Park.
Lord Anson's Hounds, on Monday, at Teddesley ; Thurs-
day, at Shuckborough ; and on Friday, at Seighford.
The Earl of Derby's Stag-hounds, on Tuesday, at Lea-
therhead.
H. Joliffe, Esq.'s Fox-hounds, on Tuesday, at Handcross •
and on Saturday, at the 20 Mile-stone on the Merstham-road.
The Surrey Fox-Hounds, on Monday, at Worms Heath ;
Thursday, at Riddlesdown ; and on Saturday, at Limpsfield.
The Sanderstead Harriers, on Monday, Thursday, and Sa-
turday, at the Kennel.
Lord Yarborough's Fox-hounds, on Monday, at Stallingbo-
rough ; Tuesday, at Kingsforth House ; Friday, at liking-
ton'Cow Pasture ; and on Saturday, at Fox Dales.
Sir It. Sutton's Hounds, on Monday, at Swinethorp ; Tues-
day, at Nocton House; Thursday, at Legsby ; and on Sa-
turday, at Blankney.
The South Wold Subscription Rounds, on Tuesday, at
Edilngton Grove ; Thursday, at Partney ; and on Saturday,
at South House Bar. _ _ _

The Ludlow Subscription Fox-hounds, on Tuesday, at
the Ilorse Shoes, Brown Glee Hill ; and on Friday, at Siefton
Forest. _ _

Mr. Dewing 's Hounds, on Monday, at Gately ; Tuesday
at Wording Mill ; and on Friday, at Hinderingham Fief
House, to run a buck.
Sir Jacob Astley's Bounds, on Monday, at Bawdeswell
and on Friday, at Wood Dalling.

IMPORTANT TO STAGE COACHMEN.--Yesterday at
Union-Hall, 111 Main Sheppard, the driver of one of the Cam-
berwell stage coaches, appeared before Alderman JOSHUA
SMITH, to answer an information, laid under the 50th Geo. 111.,
charging him with not having the correct number of pas-
sengers, which he was allowed to carry, painted on a
conspicuous part of his coach. The Magistrate observed,
that as the Act of Parliament had been infringed on, it was
his duty to convict, which he did, in the mitigated pe-
nalty of fifty shillings ; but the Defendant putting in bail
in order to appeal at the Sessions, the worthy Alderman was
then bound by the Statute to convict in the highest penalty.
BULLOCK HUNTING.—A ruffianly looking fel-

low was brought up to Worship-street Police
Office, yesterday, in custody of Reynolds, a con-
stable, charged with being concerned in bullock
hunting, to the very great terror and danger of
his Majesty's subjects, through several streets in
Whitechapel. RlcitAnn GREGORY, Esq. one of
the Commissioners of the Court of Requests,
Osborn-street, Whitechapel, said, that as he was
cuming out of the Court-house, yesterday after-
noon, he saw a set of desperate looking fellows
hunting a poor bullock, which at the time ap-
peared almost exhausted, and bellowed with

madness. Seeing the prisoner take a very active
part in this barbarous conduct, he rushed through
the mob, and having captured him, gave him in
custody to the constable. The prisoner was con-
victed in the penalty of 20s. and in default of
payment was committed for one month to the
House of Correction.

PO E T It Y.

On the BUST of MILTON, in AGE, and BLIND,

In the Library at Stourhead.

" AND ART THOU HE," oh ! fall'n on evil days,"
And chang'd by time ? Yet what do that pale cheek,
(For so it seems,) and that calm forehead, speak ?
A SPIRIT reckless of Man's praise, or blame,
(And though those sightless eyes to the moon's blaze,
Their dark orbs roll in vain), A SPIRIT, meek
To Heav'n's high bidding, • and intent to seek
In solitude, or age, or through the ways
Of cold Adversity, th' approving look
Of thy great Master, and the conscious pride
Of wisdom, patient and content to brook
All griefs, to that sole Master's task applied ;
In sight of Heav'n, these shew th' unchang'd mind,
MILTON, though thou art old, and poor, and blind !

W. W.

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, DEc.lo.—Tuesday, Dec. 17, the
last day of Michaelmas Term, the following
Degrees were conferred :

BACHELOR OF CIVIL LAW.
Rev. Gilbert Charles Jackson, Fellow of New College.

MASTERS or ARTS.
Peter Hordern, Brasenose College.
James Rust, Scholar of University College.

BACHELORS OF ARTS.
Robert Henry Tripp, Exeter College.
Lempster George Gregory Dryden, Esq. Lincoln College.
Robert Walker, Wadham College.
Daniel Whitle, St. Mary Hall;
Charles Frederic Williams, St. Edmund Hall.
Charles Hore Earle, Trinity College.
John James Saint.
Brasenose College.
William Robert Wyatt.
Henry Albert Browne. 1 Queen's College.
' George Clulow.
Francis Buttenshaw,
George John Trevor Spencer, University College.
George Croke, Esq.
Joh:Evans, Jesus College.
John Ball, Fellow of St. John's College.
Edmund Nelson Dean, Pembroke College.
The whole number of Degrees in Michaelmas Term was
D. D. 1 • D. C. L. 2 ; B. D. 4; B. C. L. 4 ; M. A. 37 ; Hon.
M. A. B. A. 69; Matriculations 133.
The names of those candidates who, at the close of the Pub-
lic Examinations this Term, were admitted by the Public
Examiners into the first and second Classes of Liters' Hama-
niores and Discipline Mathematiar et Physicce respectively,
according to the alphabetical arrangement in each Class pre-
scribed by the statute, stand as follow :
In First Class of Liters' Humaniores.
Ashley, Hon. Lord, Christ Church.
Bazalgette, Evelyn, Balliol,
Biscoe, Robert, Christ Church.
Churton, William R. Queen's.
Estcourt, Thomas H. S. Oriel.
' ‘ll- Garbett, James, Brasenose.
Howard, llon. George, Christ Church.
Llewellin' Leoline, Jesus College.
Nelson, John, St. John's.
Saunders, Augustus P. Christ Church.
Williams, Thomas, Oriel.
In the First Class of Discip. Mathemat. et Phys.
lluyshe, John, Brasenose,
Lavie, Germain, Christ Church.
Oxmantown, Lord Viscount, Magdalen.
Parsons, Hon. John, Magdalen. -
Saunders, Augustus P. Christ Church.
Walker, Robert, Wadham.
In the Second Class of Literm Thimaniores.
Armitsteali, John, Trinity.
Berry ' William, Exeter.
Biddulph, Theophilus, Corpus Christi.
Burdon, Roland, Oriel.
Buttsnshaw, Francis, University.
Byrth, Thomas, Magdalen 'Hall.
Danson, Frederick, Queen's.
Dawson, Edward, Oriel.
Fripp, James Wadham.
Harrison, James, Merton.
Alassingberd, Francis C., Magdalen.
Mesliam, Arthur, Corpus Christi.
Neech, Henry, Merton.
Perfect, Robert, Queen's.
Prosser, Samuel, St. John's.
Rowlandson, Arthur, Brasenose.
Tripp, Robert H., Exeter.
Tweinlow, William H., Christ Church.
Walker, Robert, Wadham.
Webber, Thomas C., Christ Church.
In the Second Class of Discip. Mathemat. et Phys.
Bazalgette, Evelyn, Baliol.
Lupton, James, Christ Church.
Prosser, Samuel, St. John's.

Literw Humaniorcs.
Askew, Joseph, Queen's.
Ball, John, St. John's.
Bosanquet, Edwin, Corpus Christi.
Burn, Robert, St. Edmund Hall.
Carrie, Edmund, Wadham.
Currie, Horatio, Oriel.
Davidson, Thomas, Worcester.
Dykes, Fretcherville, L. B. Oriel.
Edwards, James, Magdalen.
Harding, John, Balliol.
Hawkins, Edward, Pembroke.
Kitson, Edward, Balliol.
Maddock, Samuel, Brasenose.
Mure, Philip, Christ Church.
Pole, Richard, Balliol.
Prior, George, Queen's.
Robinson, William Balliol.
Rudall, Edward, Pembroke,
Sergison, Warden, Brasenose.
Shackleton, James, Pembroke.
Tugwell, Lewis, Brasenose.
Underwood, Thomas, Worcester.
Watson, George, Brasenose.
Wyatt, William, Brasenose.
J•KEBLE,
N. T. ELLISON, public T. GRANTHAM, Examiners.
J. A. CRAMER,
•
The number of Candidates to whom Testitnoniums for their
Degrees were given by the Public Examiners, but who were
not admitted into either of the Classes, amounted to seventy-
eight.