The Sun.
London, England, 1847-12-14 00:00:00

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

Her Majesty's stag hds., Fri., Beaconsfield-11.
Lord Parker's hds., Tues., Brightwell House; Fri., the
Leather Bottle, Bledlow Ridge.
Mr. Drake's hds., Tues., Blotchington; Thurs., Tus-
mere House; Sat., Trafford Bridge.
The Berkshire hds., Wed., Foxcombe Hill; Fri ~ Cox-
well Wood.

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The V. W. 11., Tues., the Three Magpies; Thurs.,
Ly diard Plain; Sat., Kemble Gate.
The Warwickshire hds.,Tues.,Mitford Bridge; Thurs.,
Hampton Lucy; Fri., Wroxton Abbey ; Sat., Spernal
Park.

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The F. B. hds., Fri., Peleau Cross.
Mr. Horndon's hds., Thurs., Lifton Park-104.
Mr. Napper's hds., Thurs., Ingram's Farm; Sat., Frith
Hill, North Chapel.
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hds., Wed., Duncton Hill ; Fri.,
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The Crawley and Horsham hds., Wed., West Grin.
stead;
Mr. Watson's hds., Wed., Linden; Fri., Rothley Vil-
lage-10i.
Mr. Sehy's hds., Thurs., Ingram-104.
The Durham County hds., Wed., Stoney Gate; Fri.,
Plawsworth Turnpike Gate-104.
The Tindale hds., Thurs., Garrett Hott-104.
The Dulverton harrs., Fri., Shercombe Farm, Kings-
brompton.
The Raby hds., Wed., Hamsterley; Fri., Windle-
stone-104.
Mr. Hildyard's harrs., Fri., Acklaw Blue Bell-104.
Mr. S. Lowndes's hds., Wed., Souldern Windmill-11.
The Marham harrs., Thurs., Mr. Gamble's Shouldham
Thorpe; Sat., Swaffliam Race Course-11.
The Sinnington hds., Tues., Cawton; Fri., Welburn.
Sir H. Seale's hds., Tues., Burleston Wood; Fri., Ash-
prington Post.
York and Ainsty hds., Tues., Dringhouses; Thurs.,
Pill Moor, Brafferton; Sat., Melbourne Hall-104.
The Puckeridge hds., Wed., Widdington; Sat., Cum-
belowe-104.
The Wigton harrs., Wed., Wellington; Sat., Syke—S.
The Cambridgeshire hds., Wed Shearbatch Wood;
Fri., the Kennell
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The Cleveland hds., Thurs., Coatham Village-10i.
The Oakeley hds., Thurs., Wootton Village; Sat.,
Shelton Village-104.
The Hurworth hds., Tues., Hornby Village; Sat.,
Hilton.
The Albrighton hds., Tues., Belbroughton Village;
Thurs., Hunnington, near Hagley; Sat., Wassel Top.
The Bedale hds.,lWed., Uornby Castle; Fri., Scruton
Hall-11.
The Cheltenham stag hds., Wed, Puesdown•, Sat.,
Beech Pike-12.
The South Berkshire hds., Tues., Westrip Green; Sat.,
Maidenhead Thicket-10i.
Carmarthen hda., Tues., Llanharry; Fri„Penlan-10,
Lord Elcho's hds., Tues., Loulin Bridge; Wed., Corn-
hill; Fri., Preston by Dense; Sat., Marchmont.
The Essex and Suffolk hds., Fri., Gifford's Hall.
Mr. Fellowes's hds., Tues., Gidley Arms.
The Gilsland hds., Thurs., Hornsby Gate.
The H. H., Tues., Matterly Gate; Thurs., Bradley;
Sat., Hartley Church.
The East Kent hds., Wed., Sellinge Lees; Fri., Bos-
singham-street.
Ludlow hds., Tues., Munslord ; Fri., Wigmore Rolls.
The N. F. H., 'rues., at the Kennell; Thurs., White-
parish; Sat„ Breamore-10i.
Lord Southampton's hds., Wed., Foxley; Fri., Astwell
Mill; Sat., Shrob Village-11.
The United Pack, Tues., Pantglas; Fri., Edgtun Gate.
Craven harrs., Tues., Gargravo ; Fri., Stainton Coates.
Lord Lonsdale's harrs., llockliffe Grange ; Sat.,
Cheddington.

MRS. TROLLOPE'S NEW NOVEL, Tows AND
d favourable knowledge
reception and render it as
,
COUNTRY."—Its dashing portraiture of character, novel
story, sustained
of the world, will
cu
popular as any of the author's
previous productions.
secure
stuhsista workined action a
and
Mrs. Trollope has a deeper insight into character than
any novelist of the day. The Progress of sensation in
her heroine's mind, by which, at first flattered by the
attentions of the graceful Mr. Cuthbert, she is induced
to believe she loves him, and can be happy with no one
else, is traced with marvellous skill. The character of
Mr. Cuthbert is drawn with extraordinary care and
finish, and amuses us by its peculiarities. He is very
wealthy, and has lived much in the gay world. He is a
widower, but from having resided
y years by him-
self and for himself, he has the habits of an old bachelor.
Harriet Hartwell is barely_eighteen when he sees her,
but she pays so much deference to his courtly manners
and elegant person, that ho resolves to do her the great
honour of making her Mrs. Cuthbert. She is then in-
troduced into the highest circles of fashionable life, and
becomes a prime favourite with the Prince Regent.—
Britannia.
FREE BATHS AND WASimoUSE3.—Yesterday the
committee of the Free Baths and Washhouses for the
labouring classes, situate in Glasshouse-yard, East
Smithfield, announced that their funds had for some
time past been exhausted, but the establishment had been
kept open at the individual expense of the members of
the committee, they being unwilling, at a
period like
the present, when cleanliness of the persons and dwel-
lings of the poor are of such importance in the preven-
tion of disease, to close their doors against them, but
which now they will be compelled to do unless funds
are forthwith raised. The report for the past year stated
that there had been 34,843 bathers, and 49,751 poor
women have washed, dried, and ironed above a quarter
of a million of clothing for their families; there being an
increase in bathers and washers over the preceding
year of nearly 15,000 individuals. In addition to these
gratuitous benefits many hundred poor in the neigh-
bourhood have had pails, brushes, and whitewash sup-
plied them for cleansing dwellings. The whole cost of
the establishment amounted to 3171. 2s. 5d., and the ex-
pense of cleansing the dwellings was 15/. ss.
LIVERPOOL, MONDAY AFTERNOON.—We are glad
to find that the steam ship Hibernia, which sailed from
Liverpool on the 4th instant for Boston, has weathered
the late gales unharmed, as we find that she was spoke
by the Stirlingshire, from Maranham, on the Bth instant,
• in lat. 50 30 N., long. 12 W., " all well."