The Sun.
London, England, 1841-03-30 00:00:00

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

Albrighton hounds, Tuesday, at Hagley, Friday, at Castle,
Hill—half-yast ten.
Wh"atland hounds, Wednesday, at the Wrekin ; Saturday,
at Muckley Cross—eight.
Tivyside hounds, Thursday, at Briddell Village ; Saturday
at Boncath Bridge—ten.
Sir M. W. ilidley's hounds, Wednesday, at Middleton
Bridge ; Thursday, at Needless Hall Moor House ; Saturday
at -tanton village—half-past ten.
Northumberland and North Durham hounds, Wednesday, at
Detchaot Wood; Friday, at Chatton ; Saturday, at Heath-
pool—half-last ten.
Stay ley Hounds, Wednesday, at Prudhoe ; Saturday, at
St, ,cltsfield—nine.
Mr. Watson's hounds, Thursday, at Ulgham Village; Satur-
day, at 3lorpeth Quarry Bank—ten.
Sinn;ngton hounds, Friday, at Dalby Bush—ten.
Earl of Harewood's hounds, Wednesday, at Alwoodley
Gates—half-past ten.
Iledale hounds, Wednesday, at Garriston Village ; Friday, at
Thornboraugh Bar.
Hurworth hounds, Thursday at Enter Common ; Saturday,
at Yarm Bank.
Eddlcstone hounds, Wednesday, at Settrington Beacon k
Friday, Birdsall Hall—half-past tee.
Cleveland hounds, Thursday, at Marton—seven.
Wynyard hounds, Thursday, at Shincliffe ; Saturday, at
Hawethora—seven.
Mr. W‘ndham's hounds, Thursday, at Chicklade Bottom;
Saturday, Barfcrd Donn.
Mr. Farquharson's hounds, Thursday, at Kingsgrove; Fri-
day, at Holywell Gate.
Lord Portman's hounds, Friday, at Murchiston Down.
N. V. 11., Thursday, at Beaulieu Village ; Siturday,
hhaolufr.-Pdr,tWteeinne,day, at Stock House.
arriers, Thursday, at Kennel—ten.
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Pembrokeshire hounds, Thursday, at Ryndeston—ten.

COLOGNE, MAebßdCentlaln6sentOtou r Government has
taken care in silence to be able to resist with energy the
storm, which we hype is now dispelled. The bailiffs in
the province of the Rhine and Westphalia have been so
cctive, that preparations for calling out the first` ody of
tchaevalLry" adtweehr
a:cm:feed_
regaisrteerecdo,mplete. All the bones for the
under arms.
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STOCKHOLM, MARCH 19.-- is
ajtchnsteysttor s_y is
well, and since last post day has
pule business. Yesterday the different Speakers of the
react.. We hear that, among !eters, the principal
Four Estates were summoned by
in
iations were carrying on.
Mr. Speakers that ncgot sehvisermal
subject was the Sound duty, and that his Majesty informed
English merchant, who
Gottenburg, lately died- •
has long been settled.
dat a fortune of a
the confer
do t d with
at t h in that
million rix-dollars
city, le .vi-g, it is 01_,
P er, March 26.
them as to
The Council of thaepAnti-Corn-law League have
tne'. of duties in London after Raster.
determined to call a meeting of the members of' the League
811 Assliations.—
banNeoi.l(ll3eaonribgtenll:
, or;
eaonm. emaerinyd
eddayt,o
e general
receiwg fmeeting wilt he Notice of
the day 0
Anti-Corn-law Circular, March 25.
ANTI CORN-LAW MEETING AT HAWICK.
Pursunnt to advertisement, a meeting of the members
of the Anti-Corn-law Association
Town-
hall, on Monday, 221 c was held in the Town-
urrent. The chair was filled by
Bailie Watson ,supper ted on his •
W. right by Mr. _Wilson.
J. I'., and on his left by
A good attendance of Messrs.
W.
Scott and G. zastore
members were present, besides some
brethren, of our Cha-tist breth who conducted themselves with
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unbroken tac'turni . and decorum. A ee After the meeting
had disposed of tie finances of the Association, it was una-
nimously agreed tothat ' be prepared against the
, . petitions. ,
Corn and p • •
r.,vtaions-laws, also the import duties generally.
—Kelso Chronicle.
About seven weeks ago the vvorkers on an estate
in the vicinity of Ayr were employed in scouring a large
drain ; tle stuff that was thrown out of it was carted away,
and laid in a heap in order to be made into compost. During
the process of mixing it with .lime, which was begun about
five weeks after its being laid up for the purpose, one of
the labourers observed something stirring under the heap,
and about eight( envinches below its original surface, on
removing the earth hrefound, much to his surprise, a pike
eiv mpg 43. poubds, alive and hearty, and disposed to fight
for h.s liberty. Belf-preservation induced the workman
to destroy it, greatly against the wishes of' a worth' son of
Erin, who bawled out as he took to his heels, "Run boys,
harry 1 burry 1 for by the poker it's a snake, and a, wopper
to. ~....-Ayr Advertiser.
Her Majesty the Queen has' `keen graciously
pleased to transmit through Sir Henry
Wheatley to the
rector and churchwardens of the parish of ...St.U.lGoorge,
Hanover-square, the sure of 25L5 in Sid of she funds re-
quisite for the completion of the beautiful ancient stained
window recently purchased by subscription of Aus. inhabi.
tants for the palish chufell• ' - '

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