The Sun.
London, England, 1836-01-16 00:00:00

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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BETTING AT MANCIIESTER, Tin;l4l).lr.
Our sporting season has commenced with some excellent
entries for the Chester and Liverpool 'cups, and tho betting
upon the former event has already been pretty spirited. The
Queen of Trumps and Red Rover are at present all the go,,and 5-to 9 has been taken about the two ; Altamont, Jupiter,
and Turban are each at 10 to 1; with few backers; nod very
high odds may be had against army Of the other's. of cour„,
as soon as the weights arc made known, there will be severat
alterations.

At last Shrewsbury races, the Borough Member's Plate tvaS won c:everly in two heats by Mr. GE :MIA Traveller, but the
weight Traveller ought to have carrivil being- disputed, Mr;
Painter's Bridegroom walked over for the stakes, and the dis-
pute was referred to the Jockey Club. The Club hag now
decided that Traveller ought to have carried the extra weight
for walking over for the l-lolyoake Stakes at Wolverhampton,
after the two dead heizts with Lady Moore Carew ; and that,
therefore, the plate at Shre4shoury should be giver. to Mr.
Painter.r.

TVAL TIMM A B S E.:P LE CHASE.
In consequence of the severe frosts on Monday and Tues-
day last, this afftir did not come off on Wednesday last; but
should the weather p,,rtnit, it will take place on Wednesday,
the 20th instant, when a grand day's sport may be expected.
There are already nine horses entered for the Five Sovereign
Stake, including Launceston and Parasol; the former will 'oe..
ridden by Mr. Powell, and the latter by Captain. Beecher,
theeefore a great struggle may be expected between ,hose two.
crack horses. Per the liak Stzdtes six, to nine horses are:
expected to start,- and no doubt will giye as great satisfactioi
as may be wished,- as, from the bits o' bloo-2 that are ahead.),
entered, racin, and nothing will be the order of the
day.- All entries to. be made- Mr: Reynolds's, Tntter.ham z
or to Mr: Charle 810xa,:,,, No. 101, Bond-street, until
nine o'clock on Tuesday evening.

d TM G.APPC/1 N
The King's Stag Hounds meet on Mondayat Ivey Heath Fr Two-mile Brook-half-past 11. ;iday,
Mr. C. Brook's Hounds on Monday at the Kennel ; Virednesday,
it Broughton Green ; Saturday, at Persax-hf-p. 10.
The Easton Hounds on Wednesday at Abberley Lodge ; Satur-
day, at Ashford-10
The Cottesmore Hounds on Monday at Clipsharn ; Toesday, at
Brook Hall ; Thursday, at Ryhall-qr. to 11.
Sir R. Sutton's Hounds on Maaday at Burton Kennels; Tuaa.
day, at Golthe; Wednesday, at Cainby Hall; Thursday, at Fiskertou
Longwood; Saturday, at the Half-way House, Newark-road-11.
Heauley's Hounds on Tuesday at Welton Mill ; Friday, at
Tower-On-the-Moor-11.
Lord Yarborough's Hounds on Monday at Crosley Pond; Wed-
nesday, at Soinerby 1101.1i0; Friday, at Ainton House,'; Saturday, at
Goxhill Cross Lanes-at 11.
Lord Petre's Honnds on Monday at the Minton Blacksmith's
Thursday, at Rorseley ; Saturday, at the Dog-and Partridge,
Safford- half.past 10.
The Thanet Harriers meet an Monday at Monkton Sea Mark ;
Wednesday, at Minster ; Friday, at Nash Court Hill-at 10.
The Brookside Haa'iiers on 'Mondays at Newmarket hill; Wed-
nesdays, at Leyre; Race Course ;*Fridays, at Telecombe Tye-haLc-
past to.
Th'''''.3righton Harriers meet giery Monday at Patchaai ; Wed-
"::,days, at the Race Course; Fillays, at the Dyke.
The Puekeridge ( Mr. Dalyell's) Fox Hounds on Monday at Four-
neaux Pelham • .'.Wednesday, at Birchanger ; Saturday, at Chishill
---1:alf-:past 10.
The Cambridgeshire hounds on Friday at Eltisley Croon ; Friday,
at Sandy Warren-hf-p. 10
Earl Fitzwilliam's Hounds on Monday at Gidding Windmill ;
Wednesday, at Wausford ; Thursday, at Milton Ferry Bride-1.0.
The Cadbury Harriers on Wednesday at Down House ; Saturday,
at Arthur's Bridge.
• Mr. Hall's Hounds on Monday at Parmond House; Wednesday,
at the Cross Keys, Lydford ; Thursday, at Yachfield Gate ; Satur-
day, at -Stourton Inn- halt-past 10.
The East Kent Hounds on Monday Black- Mile ;
.Wednesday,
at the Kennel; Friday, at-Brabourne-half-nast 10.
The Tickham Hounds on Thursday at Long Beach-hf-p.lO.
The Pantykendy Hounds on Thursday at Llanddowror-9.
The East Essex Hounds on Tuesday at Paul's Belchamp Hall;
Thursday at Poild's Wood; Saturday, at Topinghae 10.
The East Sussex Hounds on Monday at Alfriston Race Course;
Wednesday, at Eason's Green ; Thursday, at Horsted Pond ; Satur-
day, at Piddinghoo-qr. tol l .
The Cheshire Hounds on Monday at Hutford Bridge ;Wednesday,
at Banbury Heath ; Thursday, at Burleydam Village ; Saturday, at
Minshull • Monday, 25th, at Sandiway Head ; Wednesday, at high
Leigh; Friday, at Withington Hall -111-p. 10.
. Sir 11. Hill's Hounds on Tuesday at Oteley Park ; Thursday, at
the Kennel ; Saturday, at Iscoed Park-half-past 10.
Mr. S. Owen's hounds on Monday at Wolf's Head Turnpike;
Wednesday, at Upton Village; Friday, at Little N;:,ss-lif-p. JO.
The Somerset Hounds on Tuesday at Nettlee:Jinbe Kennel ; Fri-
day, at Croweembe Pai k Gate-half-past 10.
The Devizes Harriers on Wednesday h.t Worton ; Saturday, at
Shepherd's Shure-11.
Mr. A. Smythe's Hounds on Monday at Oare Hill ; Tuesday, at
Manning-ford Abbots-,11.
The Burton Harriets on 'Thursday at Beaminstea Down.
Mr. \Sid:stairs llou':.ds on Tuesday at Crewe ; Friday, at Hanke-
low-hfl. 10.
The A Ibrighton. Hounds on Tuesday at Houghton Lodge;
_Thur.= -
day, at Sutton ; Saturday, at Barnhill Graapaarlalsfon-; Friday, at
Mr. B. Fretwell's Hounds on -
W,rinehec?..KrVileninds-en Monday at Eaton Wood; Thursday,'-atA Sctin'i ; Saturday, at dough Park-half-past 10.
The Hereterdsh;r4 Hounds on 'l'uesiay at Mordiford Bridge;
Friday, at Jibfraeton
Captain ilichardson's Hounds on Tuesday it Steyning Post
Thursilaly; at Stoke Furze.
Mure'S Hounds on Tuesday at Euston Park ; Thursday, at
13u1sham
The Norfolk Hounds on Tuesday at Risley Green ; Thursday, at
Chapel Mill, Gressenhall; Saturday, at Feltbrigg ; Monday, 25th,
at ilainhaan Hall-la-p. 10.
Sir J. Flower's Harriers on Monday at the Ilury Farm, Old
Buekenhain ; Wednesday, at Quidanham Bridge ; Friday, at Mr.
Mann's Farm, Rockland-at 11.
Mr.. H. Villebais's riarrierson Monday at East Winch ; Wedpes-
day at the Kennel : Friday, at Whittington 11111-11.
The Knapton 'harriers on Tuesday at Walcot ; Friday, at South-
repps-11.
Mr. Richard Bagge's Harriers on Monday at the fire milestone,
Stoke road; Thursday, at Stradsett Flail-11.
The Langport Harriers on Monday at Langport Tollgate ; Friday,
at High liaai; Monday, 25th, at Somerton Hill ; Friday, at White-
hill-at 10.
The C. H. on Wednesday, 20th, at Down House ; Saturday, at
Anchor Bridge ; Wednesday, the 27th, at Babeary ; Saturday, at
Calhampton.
The Sandbeek Hounds on Monday at Laughton ; Wednesday, at
Cattley; Friday, at Hooton Roberts-half-past 10.
The Badsworth Fox Hoands on Tuesday at the Kennels;. Thurs-
day, at Melton Hall; Saturday, at Long Houghton-hi-past 10.
Mr..Foljambe's Fox Hounds on Monday at Grove;• Wednesday,
at Mattersev Bridge; Friday, at the Kennels-hf-p.
The Warns lekslaire Hounds on Monday at Oakley 'Wood ; 'Tues-
day', at Mitford Bride ; Thursday, at Birdingbury ; Saturday, at
Upton hiuse-qr. to 11.
The Atherstone.Hounds on Monday at Newbold Revel ; Tuesday,
at Bosworth ; Thursday, at Camwell Gate ; Saturday, at Shutting-
ton Bridge-qr. to 11.
The F. B. Hounds on Monday at Freewater Hill ; Friday, at
Ladock Bridge-at 10.
Mr. Muster's Hounds on Wednesday at the sth milestone, Mans-
field road • Friday, at Adbolton-hf-p. 10.
The Rull'ord Hounds on Monday at Thoresby ; Tuesday, at Dean
Hall; Thursday, at Rufford; Saturday, at Dilliner Wood-hf-p. 10.
Mr. Errington's Hounds on Monday at Laweshy; Tuesday, at
Beaumanor ; Thursday at Rollerton ; Friday, at Bunny ; Saturday,
at Gumby--qr: to 11.

• The flOklen'ess Hounds on Monday at Cherry Burton ; Tuesday,
at like 411; Thursday, at Wansford Bridge; Saturday, at Beverley
Parks-11.

Sir C. Constable's Hounds on Wednesdav at Ilidgemont-11.
The Ashdown Forest Hounds on Tuesday at Sheffield Park; Friday,
at Withyham—qr. to 11.
Mr. Tudway's Harriers on Tuesday at Cramnore Piers.

ABERCAIRNEY'S Fox HoyNos.—We have again to record a
• particularly good day with Abercairncy's hounds. Saturday
the 9th inst. met at Loig, where Mr. Kinross, hotter known
as Leg, bad a most beautiful repast prepared for all corners.
Drew Carabusheenie, alarge cover on Kippenross ; as usual
found immediately, and in a few minutes two foxes were on
foot. After some rattling in the cover, one was tallied front
the lower end by Abercairney, and went away across the Allan,
over the country by Kilbuck and Glassingal, to the large plant-
ings above Minhlane, the skirts of which town he literally
passed through. From the great extent of the cover he was
found in, he got such law, with the scent a flying one, that he
saved his brush. It was a pretty hunting run, and showed how
these hounds can stoop and hunt ; no harriers can excel them,
and Hall made one cast which ought not to he unnoticed.
Went back to Balkldie, and drew a small but strong gorse on
Kier's ground. This was beautifully drawn, and as beautiful
a find ensued. Broke at score, and over the Allan, which was
impracticable even to swim from the nature of its banks, when
old Dexter and another, who had remained in the first cover
with the second fox, and were now coming up, met puggy full
tilt, and drove him back over the Allan. The hounds new
settled to him, and got so good a start that from first to last it
wa3 a burster. He crossed the Stirling road, and away over
the large grass inclosures through a cover near Kippendavie,
nigh to the foot of the Ochils, where lie turned, and away for
the covers at Airthrie, which he could not make ; turned short.
to the left, and was killed in the Den of Kippencross, after at
gallant charge of good ten miles, and the best pace through-
out. There was a large field out, among whom were some
of the officers of the 64th, now in Stirling Castle, one or two.
of whom can ride, and no mistake. To those on the horse,.;
which came front the neighbourhood of Abereairney it was a
gruelling day, though np crying out for the nurse.
GALLANT RUN WITH Ma. Lose's HARRIERS.—This merry
pack threw off on Tuesday, the sth instant, at Knottingle.v"
(parries, and found a stout hare, that had often burned thee
excellent greyhounds of Mr. Atkinson, jun. of Ferrybridge.
Puss made her, first point for Cridling Park and Grove, and
skirting Stapleton Park, canto direct for Cobler Lane Quaryr,
Bubwith House, from whence she held towards Knott.in•Jleu
and Ferrybridge: Fields, throng
after a desperate
Farm. **She then doubled at the river, andirinp back at to
.t check. Mr. Long:
infield House,.
rattling pace past the Engine Hein'
and was finally run into near Darriultnn.,
seria..),,sdtonte, aro
necdojil
rnu,
ans
%ofe euarpl,y
ata,%do
illonutresa
in a most sportsmanlike
manner, being wellsneported ay his brother. These hounds
have affordet splendid a.l%ersion, and the urbanity and atten-
tion oF worthy owner, has given the, highest satisfaction.
bridg,e, Mr..
7no two Mr. Lep, Mr. Carter, son, of Ferry
Atkinson, jun., Mr. Foster, and Mr. John Perfect, &c., were
up at the death.
In the beginning of this week a serious accident betel W. P..
Thornhill, Esq., of Slanton, Derbyshire, while bunting int
leaping"llich haadfennecaerl3l,yprovedhen ht. fatal to him. Mr..
upon hitu, by which his hip
Warwicitush‘sa
ires,
Thornhi
s horse fell and rolled'
wa's &
dislocated, and he was raw
bruised. Surgical assistance was promptly' prozured, std he
I con§idetqd ill Et, cOnValescent state.