The Sun.
London, England, 1844-12-07 00:00:00

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

Captain Candler's lids., Tues., at Bredon Hill; Fri.,
Lickey-101.
The Herefordshire hds., Tues., Mynde Park; Fri., Venn
Wood-10.
The Shropshire hds., Tues., Twemlows; Fri.,;,Montford
Bridge-104.
The Brighton hrs., Mon., Patcham ; Wed., the Race•
course ; ;Fri., the Dyke.
The Brookside hrs., Mon., Newmarket Hill ; Thurs.-,
• Telscombe Tye.

The Surrey stag hds., Tues., Suttott; Sat., Hayes Com-
mon-11.
The Essex and Suffolk hds., Tues., Ardleigh-street ;
Fri., Gol Grove-11.
The Atherstone hds., Mon., Bonehill House; Wed., Red
Lion, Appleby; Thurs., Cadeby Toll-gate; Sat., Lut-
terworth —lO 2.
The Cheshire hds., Mon., Norton Priory; Wed., Tar-
porley; Thurs., Stamford- bridge; Sat., Warmington
Mill-101.
The Gogerddan hds., Mon., Heullys; Fri., Alltwydd.
The Montgomeryshire lads., Tues., Churbury ; Fri.,
Abermale-10.
The Ross hrs., Mon., Weston Lodge-10.
The Ludlow hds., ues , Bowden Village; Fri., Heath
House--10.
Mr. Wall's hrs., Mon., Travelly; Wed., Panacastle;
Fri., Llyswen-10.
The Albrighton hds, Mon., Sheriffhales; Thurs., Seigh-
ford ; Sat., Gatacre-10i.
The United Pack, Thurs., Longville Hill-9.

The Wheatland hds., Wed., Billingsley-10.
Sir W. W. Wynn's hds., Mon., Allen Sadler 's ; Wed.
Plas Teg ; Fri., Farndort ; Sat., Bryn-y-pys-101.
The Holderness hds., Mon., Brandesburton Moor; Tues.,
Lonsborough-gate-road ; Thurs., Winestead ; Fri.,
Welton Grange.
Lord Yarborough's hds., Mon., Bedsby ; Wed., Rye
Hill ; Fri., Kelsey River Head-11.
The Eddlethorpe hds., Mon., Settrington Beacon ; Wed.,
half-way between Stamford Bridge and Gate, Helms-
ley ; Fri., Galley Gap.
Earl Fitzwilliam's hds., Mon., Thornhaugh ; Wed., By-
thorn Toll-bar.
Mr. Hellier's hds., Mon., Haugham ; Tues., Horsington
Mill ; Thurs., South Willingham ; Sat., Welton Wood
—lOl.
Mr. Drake's hds., Mon., Bourton Village ; Tues., Soul-
dern Gate ; Thurs., Arncott Bridge ; Sat., Trafford
Bridge-104.
The Warwickshire hounds, Mon., Newbold Pacey ;
Tues., Mitford-bridge ; Thurs., Red-hill ; Fri., Long
Itchington ; Sat., Upper I'illerton-9i.
The Heythrop hounds, Mon., Chapel House ; Wed.,
Eyford ; Fri., Addlestrop-gate ; Sat., K iddington-
gate-10 4.
The Quorn hounds, Mon., Kilby Wharf; Tues., Steward'
Hay ; Thurs., Houghton-on- the-llill ; Fri., Wedmer-
pool Inn-101.
Sir R. Sutton's hounds, Mon., Clipsham ; Tues., Ayston ;
Wed., the Lodge, Grimsthorpe Park ; Fri., Seaton

THE NEW BASTARDY LAW.—(FROM A CORRE•
SPONDENT.)—As this law now stands, the mother of a
child is (before she can obtain proceedings against the
father), obliged to make demand of the weekly pay,
when a month's arrear is due. Now the man may (and
as he often does) live at such a distance from the woman
that it costs her more to go and make demand than the
arrear amounts to, for she can only go back as far as
thirteen weeks, if she has regularly known where to
find the man. This new bastardy law, taking it all in
all, is a very stupid piece of enactment ; it abounds with
absurdities.

HER LATE ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCESS
SOPIILL MATILDA. 01, GT,OLTESTER.—The Lord Clara-
httrlain, Earl DeALtwarr, in his official capl:eity, has dig
rested I)rtiry-Iftno and Covent-gnrden Theatres ,to iDu
closed on Tuesday next, the day appointed for the funeral
of her late Royal Highness.