The Sun.
London, England, 1841-03-22 00:00:00

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

East Sussex —hounds, Wednesday, at Barcombe Cross ;
Thursday, at Long Bridge, Alfreston ; Saturday, at Newhaven
Barn—quarter to eleven.
Norfolk hounds, Wednesday, at Bradenham Green ; Friday,
at Guistbridge—half-past ten.
Mr. Brand's hounds, Thursday at Lilley Hoe ; Friday, at
the Node—half-past ten.
Puckeridge hounds, Wednesday, at Arkesdon ; Saturday,
at Aston Bury—half-past ten.
Duke of Beaufort's hounds, Wednesday, at Badminton
Lawn ; Friday, at Stanton Palk ; Saturday, at Yate Rocks.
Lord Segrave's hounds, Tuesday, at Cleave Village ;
Thursday, at Stancombe ; Saturday, at Broadway—eleven.
Heythorp hounds, Wednesday, at Blenheim ; Friday, at
Bruern—half-past ten
Mr. Archer's hounds, Thursday, at Dolsdon—half-past ten.
F. B. hounds, Wednesday, at '1 olverne ; Friday, at Antron
Gate—ten.
Mr. Foljambe's hounds, Thursday, at Trodwick Grange;
Friday, at Misterton—quarter to ten.
Tivyside hounds, Thursday, at Cuenon Bridge ; Saturday, at
Kilwegan Village.
York and Ainsty hounds, Tuesday, at the Red House;
Thursday, at Walshford Bridge; Saturday, at Escrick—half-
past ten.
Simmington hounds, Wednesday, at Helmsley ; Saturday,
at. Cauldass—ten.
Earl of Harewood's hounds, Wednesday, at Peckfield-bar ;
Friday, at Harrogate—two.
Beale hounds, Wednesday, at the Windmill Inn, Hutton
Moor ; Friday, at Bedale.
Harworth hounds, Tuesday, at Leven Bridge ; Saturday, at

ilton—tcn.
Mr. Watson's hounds, Tuesday, at Acton; Friday, at Tr:

lington—ten.
Havdon hounds, Thursday, at Gilsland ; Saturday, at Black
Dyes Plantation.

Mr. Wyndham's hounds, Wednesday, at Knoyle Windmill ;
Friday, at Chicksgrove Quarry—half-past ten.
Lord Portman's hounds, Friday, at Belchelwell—eleven.
N. F. H, Thursday, at Roche Court ; Saturday, at Levitt's
Gate—half-past ten.
H. S. H., Friday, at Farley Church.
Mr. Farquharson's hounds, Friday, at Pen Wood.
Odiham harriers, Thursday, at Graywell—ten.
H. H., Thursday, at Bradley Village ; Saturday, at Weston
Common—half•past ten.

Monmouthshire hounds, Friday, at Dingeston Wood—nine.
Mr. Morgan's ( Ruperra) hounds, Wednesday, at Higherop ;
Friday, at Michaelstone.
Sir M. V. Ridley's hounds, Wednesday, at Thropple ;
Thursday, at Bolam ; Saturday, at Long Witton—half-
past ten.
Wynyard hounds, Thursday, at Woodwell House; Saturday,
at Rainton Bridge.

Pantykencly hounds, Thursday, at Llanddrowr— half-past
eight.
Pembrokeshire hounds, Thursday, at Popehill Bridge—ten.
Begelly hound., Friday, at Creswell Bridge—half-past nine.
Mr. °dock's hounds meet on Tuesday, at Sandy Lane;
Friday, Laycock turnpike—half-past ten.
Vine hounds, Wednesday, at Bradley Wood; Friday, Bram-
ley—eleven.
Mr. Leche's hounds, Tuesday, at Carden ; Thursday, Chur-
ton ; Saturday, at Chorlton. •
Shroi.shire hounds, Tuesday, at Ellerton Hall ' • Thursday,
at tHawkstone ; Saturday, at Shawburn White Gate—half-
past ten.
United Pack, Tuesday, at Gatten Plantation ; Saturday, at
Otenbold Coppice—eight.
Albrighton Hunt,'Tuesday, at Hilton ; Friday, at Leighford
—half-past ten.
Hambled..n hounds, Wednesday, at Basing Park; Friday, at
Ouselbury Down—half-past ten.
Fife hounds, Tuesday, at Kellie Toll ; Thursday, at Mount
Melville ; Saturday, at Trafalgar Inn—half-past ten.
B. V. H., Tuesday, at Bagbere Common; Friday, at Bur-
ton Common—half-past eleven,
Mr. Dean's harriers, Tuesday, at Biller Down—ten.
Sir John Coke's hounds, Wednesday, at the Red Lion, Ba-
sildon ; Friday, at Beech Hill ; Saturday, at Lodden Bridge

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Essex arid Suffolk hounds, Tuesday, at Harrington Hall;
Friday, at Bramford Angel—half-past ten.
Essex stag-hounds, Tuesday, at Thornwood Common—
twelve.
Essex Union hounds, Wednesday, at Purleigh Wash ; Satur-
day, at Bradwell— half -past ten.
East Essex hounds, Tuesday, at Moor-gardens; Thursday,
at Marks Hall; Saturday, at Pods Wood—half-past ten.
Herefordshire hounds, Tuesday, at Dormington ; Friday, at
Thruston.
Wheat'and hounds, Wednesday, at Nordley ; Saturday, at
Billingsley—eight.
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Ayrshire hounds, Tuesday, at Kennel ; Thursday, at Skel-
don—half-past ten.
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Baron Rothschild's stag-hounds, Thursday, at Mentmore—
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Duke of Rutland's hounds, Tuesday, at Lanton-village ;
Priory—
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Badsworth hounds, T 3r, nthrldge ; Thursday, at
Red House ; Saturday, at Btelton—half-past ten.
Wednesday, at Piper's Hole ;

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It has been decided to open the Cheltenham and
that women who, under pro-
Great Western Urion Railway as far as Cirencester on
parents, guardians, or mis-
tresses, 26. —Cheltenham Gazette.
THE SEDUCTION BILL —This Bill, brought
in by Mr. NV. Milevssii;
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marriage,r o
•ard children, &,(.., or aelr
tresses, &c., shall be empowered to make complaint
against the putative fathers to Justices a the Peace, and
that such Justices may, if the charge be proved to that-
satisfaction by one credible witness at least besides the
plaintiff, convict the defendant in a err fain
penalty, to be
Paid in cases of breach of promise of marriage to the
plaintiff for her own use, &e. ; and that if the fine be not
paid, the said Justices may issue warrants of distress,:or com-
mit the defendants toprison, with or without hard labour.
In consequence of the intended improvements
which are to take place in the ntighhourhood of Buck-
ingham Palace, Emanuel Hospital will be required. The
Lord Mayor and Aldermen, the Governors of the above
charity, have determined to remove the school and elm-
houses to Brainsburton, in Yorkshire—the matter and the
whole parish was kit by Lord avid Lady Dacres to this
hospitki.