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London, England, 1824-04-02 00:00:00

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FirNTING INTELLIGENCE.
IIEETINGS OF HOUNDS IN THE ENELTINO
The Quorndon Hounds, on Monday, at Martin's Law ',rood;
and on Tuesday, sit Widinerpool.
The Somersetshire Subscription Fox-hounds; on Tuesday, at
Lux} orough ; and on Friday, at Cliffs.
Mr. Muster's Hounds, on Monday, at Oundle Wood ;
Tuesday, at Grafton Town ; Thursday, at Drayton Park ;
and on Friday, at Fanning Woods.
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FOX CHACE.
On Friday se'nnight Sir B. It. Graham's fox hounds mot at
Park Hall, near Kidderminster, where about ISO sportsmen
were assembled. They drew the Pool Tales without finding,
and then went to Bissall's Gorse, when a vixen fox went away
immediately; the scent lying well, the hounds went at a racing
pace, nearly mute, through Finny Rough. Harvington (when
she was headed by a drove of bullocks). Mearce, Sew Wood,
Wonnerton, Hureott, and back to Bissall's Gorse, when, being
completely beat, she was viewed go to ground, only a few
yards before the hounds. Thermg occupied 45 minutes, with-
out
a check, and the hounds did their work admirably. After
the vixen was dug out, which occupied a conFiderable time,
it was discovered that the dog fox was in the same earths he
was turned among the Gorse, and broke away directly towards
Finney hough, which he skirted, for Ilarvington, across the
lawn in front of Sion House, making for the Randans, within
about a half a mile of which hs was headed, he then went
round the Clent Hills, skirted Hale Wood, and reached Oft-
mer Wood, when fresh foxes having got up, it was deemed ad-
visable to whip off: This gallant chmelasted an hour and live
minutes, covering about 14 miles, without a check, and though
the hounds went at a tremendous pace in the early part of the
run, being over a got.d country, the sportsmen kept tolerably
well together,' until the Clent Hills came in the way, end
these proved a full stop to about three-fourths of the field,
and few were up with the hounds at the last.

LICHFIELD COCKING S.
Last week, a main of cocks was fought between Lords Anson
and Alolyneux, (for Staflbrdshire), and Colonel Yates and
(for Warwickshire), for 25gs. a battle and
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GRF.AT AIATCH TO SLOUGH AND BACK.
Captain Parry, who did the great mach from Bath lately,
started yesterday upon an experiment to go from Hyde Park-
corner to Slough and back in eighthours. He did it clean
and well in h,_-ven hours and a half. Ile has another engage-
ment to go to ‘Vorces:er and back, 224 miles in 100 hours.

BOXERS. .
JOSH. LID3ON AN I) BA3IPSON.
The money was made zdi right at the Mulberry Tree, M'hite-
chapel Church. The stakes of 1001. was deposited. Jodi. made
two bets of 101)1. to 101. thathe would win thefight. He again
betted all, he said, the Five Court at his benefit produccd.—
Ile next betted that he would win four events ust, he won
the fight ; secondly, in forty minutes ; thirdly, gare first knock
down ; fourthly, first blood. All these bets were taken in the
midst of beautiful grape, with sugar, and Evans's white tape ;
and all toddled borne, satisfied with their own consent.

The Oriental Snectator states that the Firman
of the SULTAN, ordering the Tiaussulmen subjects,
under pain of death, to deliver up the gold and
silver which they may possess, is executed ‘vith
so much rigour that a Jew, who had evaded the
order, has been executed at Salonica. The Jews
offered in vain 200,000 piastres for his ransom.