The Sun.
London, England, 1851-01-10 00:00:00

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

Duke of Beaufort's hds., Mon., Weston Burt; Wed.,
Siston Court; Sat., Daunsey Turnpike.
Mr. A. Smith's hds., Mon., Clatford Oakcuts; Tues.,
Stowell Lodge; Wed., Wherwell Wood; Thurs., Wey-
hill; Fri., Nettcrayon; Sat., Winterslow-11.
Mr. Farquharson's hds., Tues.. Fellows Wood.
B. V. H., Tees., Milborne Port; Fri., Druce Down.
Brighton burrs., Mon., Patcham; Wd., Race Course
Brookside harrs., Mon., Newmarket Hill; Thurs.,
Telscombe

Crawley arid Hor;ham hds., Mon., Pond Hill; Wed.,
Oakley Court; Fri., Warningtid Tollgate-10i.
Worcestershire hds., Mon., Woodeofe Green; Wed.,
Kennels; Fri., Plymouth Arms, Hewell-10i.
Warwickshire hds., Mon., Goldscote; Tues., Nutford
Bridge; Wed., Milverton Kennel; Thurs., Lower
Shuckuurg Village; Fri., Church, Tysoe; Sat., Henley-
Herefordshire hds., Tues., Ford's Bridge; Fri , Hare-
wood's End-10i.
Lord Redesdale's kds.,. Mon., Chapel House; Wed.
Eyford; Fri., Tangley; Sat., Spilsbury-14.
Mr. Giles's hds., Mon., Eastwood Osk; Fri., Chances
Pitch Turnpike-10i.
Upton-on-Severn harrs,, Tues., Welland Court-10i.
Wheatland Ws., Tues., Little Wenlock-10.
Ludlow hds., Tues., Kinsley-10.
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Mr. eonyers's hds, Mon., Mitehing Green-101.
Essex Union hds., Wed., Danbury Griffin; Sat., Ash-
ingdon Wants-10i.
Mr. Lushington's hds., Mon., Rainham; Thurs., Dod-
dington-street--11.

RETZSCH AS HE is.—His whole appearance recalled
Cuvier to us so forcibly, that we instantly murmured the
name of the great naturalist; but when his clear wild blue
eyes beamed their welcome, and his lips parted into a smile
to give it words, we were even more strongly reminded of
Professor Wilson ; in each, a large well-developed head,
masculine features, a broad and high forehead, a mouth
Strongly expres,,ive of a combination of generosity and force,
bespoke the careful thinker and acute observer; and in both,
the hair "sable silvered, seemed to have been left to the
wild luxuriance of nature.-21Irs. Hall in Art-Journal.

THE LATE ACCIDENT AT THE GREAT NORTHERN
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AILWA: TEAMINUS.—INQUEST ON ANOTHER OF THE
e --Y sterday Mr. T. Wakley, M.P., coroner for West
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Middlesex,
olesdd ex, held an inquest at the University College Hospi-
tal,n the body of James Samuel Greene, aged 56, who was
engaged as a wood sawyer at the works now erecting at the
terminus, Maiden-lane, Battle-bridge, and received such
serious injuries at the accident which occurred on Saturday
afternoon last as to render it necessary to convey him to the
above hospital, where he expired on Monday morning, from
their effects. Mr. H. W. Valiance appeared as solicitor on
behalf of Messrs. Jay, the contractors. Evidence was ad-
duced similar to that given at the inquiry on Tuesday. The
jury returned a verdict of "Accidental death."

Men dare not, as bad, as they are, appear open.
enemies to virtue ; when, therefore, they persecute virtue,
they pretend to think it counterfeit, or else lay some crime to
its charge.—Eliza Cook's Journal.
FUND FOR PROMOTING FEMALE EMIGRATION.—
The committee of this fund are now engaged in selecting
small parties of female emigrants for dispatch tos New Zea-
land and Van Diemen's Land, in both of which colonies the
authorities are most anxious to receive young women sent
out under Sidney Herbert's scheme of emigration. A de-
tachment of 44 for the Cape of Good Hope, for whom good
situations have been secured in the coleny, were dispatched
about a fortnight since. The committee have received inti-
mations of the safe arrival in Australia of the ships Cullo-
den, Duke of Portland, Tory, and William Stevenson, by
which vessels above 200 female emigrants were last Eummer
good health,
tahrelivisligilantest difficulty.
adniidpaoteblitauiln.
There is reason to believe that the emigration during the
edlnsietaucahtiocnasse
*t the
ligoiur Its
current year will be chiefly directed to the Canadas, Van
Diemen's Land, the Cape of Good Hope, and New Zealand,
in each of which colonies local arrangements of a satisfactory
nature have been made for the safety of emigrants sent out
by this charitable fund.
MURDER BY POACHERS AT ELVEDEN.—On Mon-
day last the following parties, John Starling, Frederick
Fletcher, William Brown, Richard Starling, Joseph Norman,
and James Cadman, all of Isleham, were brought up at the
station-house, Mildenhall, on the charge of murdering Mr.
William Napthen, the head gamekeeper of William Newton,
Esq., of Elveden-hall, and of having shot at Isaac Allen,
with intent to murder him, seriouslywounding him. After a
long inquiry, the magistrates announced that they had de-
cided to commit John Cadman, William &own, and John
Starling for trial at the assizes; the three other priamers
wtottltl be dieeltvged.-13wy