The Sun.
London, England, 1841-03-15 00:00:00

TIVYSIDE STEEPLE CHASE—WEDNESDAY.
Swecps'akcs of 5 sows. each, with 40 added. 12st. each. Five
miles.

(Mr. Boultbee) 1
2
3

Mr. M. Lewis's br h Tally-ho!
Mr. X. Peel's Hopping Tom
Mr. Neweomtoe's Cannon Ball
Mr. Marshall's Phy.fician
Mr. James's Helen
Captain Prichard's Honest Ned
Mr. Lloyd's B ily
Wm very ezvily.

ASHBY-DE-LA ZOUCH STEEPLE CHASES—FRIDAY.
Sweepstakes of 3 ,OV3. .each 20 added. Three miles. Thirteen
subscribers.
Mr. King nd bg. Vanguard, 5 yrs (Goddard) 1
Lord Chesterfield's Champion
Mr. Ousley's Protestant ... 3
The following also started, but were not placed :—Mr.
Choyce's Sportsman, Mr. Manning's Exchange, Mr. Rowland's
Pilot, Mr. EL Wodehouse's Solicitor, Mr. Wodchou c's
Planet, and Mr. Hives' Ivanhoe.
Won by three or four lengths.
Sweepstakes of Two Sovs. each, with twenty added.
Mr. Manning's Ada (Mr. Bradley) 1
Mr. Birch's The Doe ... 2

Three others started. \Von easy.

HORNCASTLE STEEPLE CH A SE. —Tx Liu snAv.
Sweepstakes of Five Sovs.-each, v‘ith fiity added. The second
saves his stake. Four miles
Mr. E. Davy's Gay Lad
Mr. Holme., C•ox-by...
Mr. Whitworth's Roderick R.Andom
Several others started. Won cleverly by six lengths.

...(Owner)

WELLINGTON ( SHROPSHIRE) STAKES-..-31ARCH 12.
Sweepstakes of Ten Sovs, each, with fifty added. (Five Subs.)
Mr. Powell's Perfection, 12st 101 b-..
Mr. Brotherton's Negotiator, 12st
Two others stared. Won easy.
The Shropittire Stakes, of 5 Sevs. each, with 30 added for
-hunters. 4 mites. (Six Subs.)
Mr. R. Ogle's-Jane
Mr. Evell's Daughter of Megan 2
Four others started. A good race.

I3YT HORN CHASES.—TAIurtnnAv.

The Farmers' Stakes of 3 sous. each, and 50 added, were won
by Mr. Martin's I3uttertly, 5 yrs, 11st 71bs (C. Newton),
beating Mr. George, named the Count, aged, 12st :Ms,
and several others. _ _ _

ihe-eambriiigeglakes were won by Lunatic, beating 3 ethers

TADCASTER STEEPLE CHASE.—Ttrunsoar.
Sweepstakes of 10 SovB. each ; 25 added ; the second eaves his
stake. l2st each. 3 miles.
Mr. Lampleigh's Prickbclt (Owner) 1
Mr. Haworth's Gipsy King
Mr. Fedl.cy's Horatio
Won easy.

HER MAJESTY'S BUCK HOUNDS.
The sport, during the three days the Royal stag hounds
were out the past week was of a first-rate character. On one
of the days, Monday last, such was the heat of the weather, and i
the heavy nature of the country, in consequence of the late
rains, that several horses were completely knocked up long be- 1
fore the deer was taken, and two of them, we have since heat.d,
are dead, and others still labouring under the effects of the
great fatigue they then endured. Lord Kinnaird, the Master
of the hounds, went out with them each day.
In consequence of its having been the intention of Prince
Albert to have hunted on Friday last, a more numerous field
had assembled at Southall, the place of meeting on that morn-
ing, than had been present on any day during the wh-le of the
season. His Royal Highness, however, abandoned his Original
intention ; but this determination on the part of the Prince
was but little known.(except to a few in the immediate neigh.
bourhood of Windsor) until the hour of meeting at Southall..
The hundreds who were present, on horseback and oa foot,
in the expectation of seeing Prince Albert in the field, were
doomed to disappointment.
The following is the result of the sport during the week :
Monday.—The meet took place at Gerard's Cross, and not
at Denham Pound, as advertised. The celebrated deer, Rob
Roy, which generally cuts out plenty of pork for all parties
engaged, was uncarted shortly after twelve o'clock, and started
off at a tremendous pace—which it kept up during nearly the
whole of a good two hours and forty minutes' run—towards
Chalfont, thence to Pollard's Wood, by Chen:es, to Chesham
Bottom. From thence it went direct to Latimer's, crossing
Chippingfield Common to King's Langley, where, after being
dead beaten, it was at length secured. Only a few of the
more hardy and determined riders, who were well mounted,
were in at the take.
Wednesday.—The meet this day was at Winkfield Church,
but very few were present. The deer, " Paddy," afforded
but li+tle sport, it having been run into, in less than half an,
hour, at St. Leonard's Dale, having taken the line of coun-
try through Winkfield and North-streets on to the forest, to
the place where it was secured. During this short run it
took water twice—once in a pond near the vicarage at
Winktield, and a second time in the enclosures at St. Leonard's.
Another deer was then turned out from the Paddocks at Swin-
ley, which made towards Ramilade, the park of Sir John
Walsh, to I3rock-hill; thence by Upton to Hollyport-green;
and after crossing the Great Western Railroad, it was taken,
after a good run of upwards of two hours (which compensated
for the fiounderings of " Paddy"), at Cookham Dean.
Friday.—The held at the meet in the morning at Southall
consisted of upwards of five hundred well-mounted red coats,
many having travelled several miles in the anticipation of
Prince Albert being present. A fine deer was uncarted at
Perry. vale, which made direct towards Harrow-on-the-hill.
It then ran keircuit round the flat country, the church of Har-
row being the centre, and was taken, with only one check, at
Boxey, sifter a good hunting run of one hour and ten minutes.
t Mr. C. Dav:s, her Majesty's huntsman, rode his celebrdted
horse, the Hermit, at the hunt on Monday last. From his
great age, and the hard services he has rendered his rider for a
I period of now upwards of ten years, ,it is not expected that Mr.
, Davis will run the tisk of agam riding his favourite horse, from
the very natural fear, which he has lately expressed, that some
f of these fine mornings his strength, though not his heart, may

fail him in the field:
The hounds meet to-day at Riching's-park, and on Wed-
nesday at Ascot-heath. No fixtwe has been made for Friday
next.

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
Baron Rothschild's stag-hounds meet on Wednesday at Mr.
Perrin's Farm ; Thursday, at Aston Abbott's —half-pass

eleven.
Essex stag-hounds Tuesday, at High Easter—twelve.
Mr. Bradley's stag-hounds Tuesday, at Churchover— hall
past eleven.
Eat Sussex hounds Thursday, Five Ash Down ; Saturday;
Dale Gate- quartor to eleven.
Essex Union hounds Wednesday, at South Hanningfield
Tye ; Saturday, Prittlewell—half-past ten.
Essex and Suffolk hounds Tuesday, Ardleigh Crown ; Fi
day, Hintlesham Park Gate—half-past ten.
Mr. Lushington's hounds Tuesday, Ospringe Parsonage—
eleven.
Norfolk hounds Tuesday, Colkirk Heath ; Thursday, Bawdes-
wog ; aturday, Swanton M'ood—half-past ten.
Mr. Brand's hounds Wednesday, at Hexton ; Friday, Ger-
hambury half past ten.
Puekeridge hounds Wednesday, at_ Peverills ; Saturday,
Wallington—half-past teu.
Lo.d Segrave's hounds Tuesday, Cowley Wood; Thursday,
Dumbleton; Saturday, Broadway—eleven.
Duke of Beaufort's hounds Wednesday, at Icon Acton ; Fri-
day, Silkwood; Saturday, Lower Woods—half-past ten.
Heythrop hounds Wednesday, at Bradwell Grove; Friday,
Tangley—half• past ten.
The Berkshire hounds Thursday, at Stadham Gate ; Sa-
turday, at Mills' Mill—half-past ten.
Mr. Drake's hounds Taesday, at Chesterton Village ;
Thursday, at Horton Common ; . aturday, at Warden Ken-
nell—half-past ten.
Sir George Cope's hounds Tuesday, at Woodcot Chumps ;
Thursday, at Endefield ' • Saturday, at Ascot Heath—eleven.
Lord Ducie's hounds Tuesday, at Buscott House ; Thurs-
day and Saturday, at Coleshill—half-past ten.
The Hambledon hounds Wednesday, at Westmeon Hut ;
Friday, at Preshaw House—half-past ten.
Mr. Horlock's hounds Tuesday, at Ancliffs' Wood ;
Friday,
at. Hilperton Gate.
The Vine hounds Tuesday, at Paul's Wood ; Thursday, at
A shwarren Farm ; Saturday, at West Heath—eleven.
Mr. Tudway's hounds Tuesday, at Yarnfield Gate ; Thurs-
day, at Camarton Court • Saturday, at Long Cross.
Mr. Bulteel's hounds Tuesday, at Glazebridge—half-past ten.
The Somerset Subscription hounds Tuesday, at Cocker
Coombe ; Friday, at Slowly Wood—half-past ten.
Mr. Heanley's hounds Tuesday, at Welton Mill ; Thursday,
at Market Stainton ; Saturday, at Witticall Brackens—
eleven.
Duke of Rutland's hounds Tuesday, at Hanby; Friday at
Leadenham—half past ten forenoon.
Duke of Grafton's hounds Wednesday, Stoke Plain; Fri-
day, Maidford
Badwoith hounds Tuesday, Newstead; Thursday, Robin
Hood's Well; Saturday, Hemsworth—half-past ten forenoon.
Mr. Foljambe's hounds Tuesday, Saundby ; Friday, Sand-
beck Park.
Herefordshire hounds Tuesday, England's Gate ; Friday,
Wormclow Tump—half-past ten. .
Wheatland hounds Wednesday, Underton Hill ; Friday,
Tickwood.
Mr. Leche's hounds Tuesday, Gresford ; Thursday, Wynn-
stay ; Saturday, Overton Bridge—half--past ten forenoon.
Whitecross harriers Tuesday, F. rd; Saturday, Oswick—
ten forenoon.
United Pack Tuesday, Longville Hill ; Friday, Baherith-
lan—eight morning.
Lord Elcho's hounds Thursday, Bushell Glen—half-past ten
forenoon.
Mr. Watson's hounds Tuesday, East Chevington ;
Old Moor—ten forenoon. Thursday;
York and Ainstey hounds Tuesday, Steersby; Fridays
Nahum; Saturday, Ccpgrove—half-past ten forern_ryn,
Jed Forest. harriers Wednesday, Fanside ; Satu d
towHandon t past ten forenoon.
hounds Wednesday, Kennels ; Saturday', Gunner-
ton—nine morning.
Ayrshire hound 4, Tuesday, at Sorubeg •
Gate -
, Thursday, at Largie
half-past ten.
Toll ; Saturday, at Thornton
B. V. IL, at Wilberfoss Mill—eleven ;
1 uesday, at Pulbam Cross Heads,
Eddlethorpe hounds, Wednesday,
Friday at Gail Ga, •
Earl, of Hary evroo Pd ,s hounds, Wednesday, at Tookwitle ;
Friday, at Swindon..si harries 5, Wednesday, at Kennels ;
Liout.-Colone. ..1
F, May, at TrenlAine
at ar
Tuesday, L'ongbredy Gate ; Friday, at Chessel-
burn Mill.
Wednesday, at East Dipton ; Saturday, at
Staley hounds,
Mi,kley Bank—nine.
at S
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Sinnington hounds, uesday, yke Gate; Friday, 4,t
Dowiliwaite Lodge.
Bedale hounds, Wednesday, at Aske ; Friday, at Pepper
Hall—hslf-past ten.
Hurworth hounds, Tuesday, Cotcliff Wood; Saturday, at
Mrtree T.:ll—ten.
Fife hounds, Tuesday,_ at Milna&rt ; Thursday, at Gilston
House ; Saturday, at Mausitgubanarle—half-past ten.
Mr. Pane's harriers, Wednesday, at Ipsden; Friday, at
Quartermain's Ground.
Cleveland hounds, Thursday, at Osborne's Rush—ten.
Wyriyard hounds, Thursday, at Newbiggen—hall-past
Tuesday,ten.
at Berry Mr. Hill—eleven.
Sir harriers, Hill I—e even.
Sir M. W. Ridley's hounds, Wednesday, at Needless Hall,
Moor House; Thursday, at Highs Callerton ; Saturday, at
Long Wittou Inn—half-past telt,