The Sun.
London, England, 1835-03-30 00:00:00

TURF APPOINT

APRIL.
Pytchley Hunt
Bibury Meeting...
Holderness Hunt ....
Bedford Spring .
Newmarket Craven .
East Sussex Hunt....
Catterick Bridge .
Middleharil
Bath Spring 29
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MAY. •

The Pottery
, Worcester ...
Chester 4T Brighton
Newmarket First Spring 4 York
Liverpool Craven l3 Devon and Exeter l2
Bristol and Clifton l3 Stourbridge
Newmarket Second Spring ... 19' SEPTEMBER.
York Spring 25 Warwick
JUNE. I Lichfield
2 Leicester
......... 8 Doncaster
. 10 Heaton Park
10 Newmarket First October
. 16 OCTOBER.
. 17 Newmarket Second Oct l2
24 Newmarket Houghton 26
. 30

Epsom
South Shields
Manchester .
Reigate
Ascot
Newton ....
Buxton
Nottingham

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

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The Brighton Harriers, Monday, at Patcham ; Wednesdays, at
the Race Course ; Fridays, at the Dyke-10.
The Brookside Harrier, Mondays, at Newmarket Hill; Fridays,
at Telscombe Tye-10.

. The Thanet Harriers, Mondays, at Monckton Sea Nark ; Wed-
nesdays, at Minster Mills ; Friday s, at Nash Court Hill-:-10.
Mr. C. Brock's Hounds, Monday, at the Plymouth Arms, Tar-
debigg ; Wednesday, at Hundred House; Saturday, at Hirtbleton
—half-past 10.

31r. G. Pelham's Hounds, Tuesday, at Irby Dale ; Saturday, at
Great Limber Cover-11.

Lord Petre's Hounds, Monday, at the Kennel ; Wednesday, at
Stanstead ; Thursday, at Mountfitchet-street ; Saturday, at Thac-
kery Church.
The Cainbridgeshire Hounds, Mondon, at Beackden ; Friday, at
Gains-10.

The Easton Hounds, Wednesday, at Stanford Court-9. •
Mr. Bulteel's Hounds, Tuesday, at Jump ; Friday, at Dean,
near Toy Bridge—half-past 10.
The Warwickshire Hounds, Monday, at Hound's Hill; Tuesday,
at Westown House ; Thursday, at Wellesbourne—quarter before 11,
Mr. Horlock's Hounds, Thursday, at Compton--11.
Mr. Farquharson's Hounds, Monday, 'at Elsington Wood ; Wed-
day, at Meleome Park ; Friday, at HiMeveombe:• . •
The Burton Vale Hounds Tuesday, at Stalbridge Park Gate.
The Burton -Harriers, Wednesday, at Toiler Down Turnpike-
gate.

A Buck will be turned out at Beckhampton ern Monday.
The Inglewood Hounds, Tuesday, at Cambeck 'Bridge ; Thursday,
at Abbey Lanercost ; Friday, at Bramptom.:-10.
Mr. Portman's Hounds, Monday, at West Lodge ; Thursday, at
Minchington Down.
Mr. R. Hill's Hound's, Tuesday, at the Kennel; Thursday, at
Hawkstone ; Saturday, at Hawkstone—half-past 10. •
Mr. R. Hill's Hounds, Monday, at Holly Coppice ; Friday, at
the Wolf's Head Turnpike—half-past 10.
The Albrighton Hounds, Tuesday, at the, Five Mile-stone,
Bridgenorth and Tenburv-road; Friday, Ran Dans—half-past 10.
The Cotswold and Vale of Evesham liar tiers, Monday, at
Winchcomb Kennel ; Wednesday, at Postlip Flill—last day of the
season.

Mr. Meynell's Hounds, Monday, at Char.!ley; Thursday, at
Brereton Hill—half-past 10.
The East Sussex Hounds, Monday, at AblY >t's Wood—quarter
before 11.
The Herefordshire Hounds, Tuesday, at Ke a.tehurch ; Friday, at
Tinhill-10.

His Majesty's
,Stag Hounds, Monday, at Einfield ; Friday, at
Salt Hill-11.
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The Holderness Hounds, Tuesday, at Win eiitead ; Thursday, at
Kilnwick Peres- ; Saturday, at Mrs. Bethell's Bridge-11.
Mr. Phillips's Hounds, Wednesday, at Ipsdien.
Mr. H. Villebois' Harriers, Monday, at. Ft tulden Common ; Sa-
turday, at Lynn Scoote (a deer)-11.
The Knepton Harriers, Monday, at Golethrepps ; Friday, at
Paston-1 1.

Mr. Freeman's Hounds, Monday, at Colst, lan Bassett ; Friday, at
Red Lodge-10.
The Sandbeck Hounds, Monday, at I ; Wednesday, at
Sandbeck Park; Friday, at Park Lane—hill-past 10.
The Badsworth Hounds, Thursday, at Fryston ; Saturday, at
Notton Village—half-past 10.
Mr. Foljambe's Hounds, Monday, at Church and Warsop ; Tues-
day, at Osberton ; Thursday, at Beesth of pe ; Saturday, at the
King's Stand on Budby North Fores-11-

Melton Mowbray is full of spor tint Noblemen and
Gentlemen, somo of whom are come 011 a visit for the races,
to witness the close of the hunting sea son, and to enjoy some
sport. Sir F. L. H. Goodricke's hounds are in excellent
condition, and consist of 70 couple.--Nottingkam Review.
Croxton Park Races arc at la: ;t fixed for the Bth of
April. It was thought at one time tl tyre would be no races
this year, but excellent sport is now an ticipated.
The establishment of a Chamlier of Commerce is
spoken of at Liverpool.

SPORTING.—On Thursday a ittatch between Lord
Howth's b. c. Portumna, and Captain T eesdale's b. h. Hawke,
(owners riding) came off over two nii les of the Shamrock
course. The race was very closely c,» Itested, Lord Howth
only winning by two lengths. A new la atch was subsequently
made between the same horses..

ANOTHER MYSTERIOUS Rozi :ERY OF JEWELS
AND PLATE.— Yesterday morning, at a- -*quarter to four o'clock,
the family of Mrs. Collins, a widow igui y, residing at No. 26,
Manchester-square, were alarmed by t he cry of " thieves."
The servants got up, and proceeded to the assistance of the
lady's maid, who stated that the whole o, r her mistress's (Mrs.
Collins) jewels had been stolen. Immo liate alarm was given,
end the police were soon in attendance, and took possession of
all the avenues. Notice being sent to the station-house,
Marylebone-lane, Lincoln, superinteridan t of the D division of
the metropoliitan police, attenned by I nspector Tyrrell, in-
stantly repaired to the residence of Mrs. Collins, and judi-
ciously placed the men in the M( iws behind and all the
entrancet into the square, and aft( 1" making the minutest
inquiry, and examining the trapdoor and the roof, and also
questioning the servants, they could rt arrive at any conclu-
sion how, or by what means, the rc ithery was committed.
What is most mysterious is that riot a l jolt or look was forced
nor any appearance of any person ning admittance from
without. Besides the jewels. plate of • considerable value was
taken ; the whole property missing exc Zeds 2,000/. Lincoln,
and inspector Adamson, of the A livi .sion, were the whole
of the afternoon in making further • 1• avestigation, and mak-
ing deligent inquiries what person_ i cad been in the house
the previous evening. What has . tr; anspired we at present
forbear to mention, as, perhaps, it. wciald frustrate the ends of
justice.

EXPEDITION THROUGH Afit.lCA FROM THE
SOUTH.—It is in contemplaticon to St out by subscription an
expedition to explore the ,anknov ;n part; of Southern and
Central Africa, extending betweer Lattakoo ( Litakun) and
the (so called) Mountains of the Moon ; including in its in-
tended route some of tae confines ces, if not the actual source
and course, of the Congo or Zai re. The following Noble-
men and Gentlemen are tuentior Led in the prospectus as pa-
trons of the undertaking: His Grace the Duke of Somerset,
Hon. D. C. L., F. P, S., F. S . A., F. L. S., Pr. R. I. ' • the
Right Hon. the Earl of M un:4tt T, F. R. S.. F. S. A. ; the Right
Hon, Lord Bexley, AI. A,, n. D. C. L., F. R S., F. S. A. ;
M. R. S. L. ; the Right Em t. Sir Alexander Johnston, F. R. S.,
F. S. A., F. L. S. ; Dr. Oli ntlins Gregory, Professor of Ma-
thematics, Royal Military Academy, M. R. A. S., &c. ; Dr.
G. Birkbeck, F. G. S.,
&c. At is proposed that this expedi-
tion shall proceed from the rape of Good Hope in the south,
and attempt to egress, by iicay of the Great Lake Tchad, at
some part on the shores o t the Mediterranean in the north.
From the intended sphere ,()f operation this undertaking is ob-
viously one of pre-eminen importance ; for there is no part of
the globe which present' a grander field for enterprise and
investigation than Sout lnd Central Africa.