The Sun.
London, England, 1845-11-22 00:00:00

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

Sir W. M. Stanley's lids., Mon., Burton; Fri., Thurseston
—ll

Earl Fitzliardinge's hds., Mon., Frog Mill; Tues., Duni-
bleton ; Wed., Cowley ; Sat., Broadway.
Cheltenham stag lids., Fri., Shipton.
York and Ainsty bd.., Mon., Escrick ; Tues, Street
Houses; Thurs., Skip bridge; Sat. Blue-bridge-10%.
Sinnington hds. Tues., Ampleforh ; Fri., Sinnington-10.
Bedale hds., Mon., Hornby Castle; Wed., Blows Hall,
Hutton Moor; Fri., Kiplin-101!4.
Earl Fitzwilliam's lids., Mon. Monk's Wood; , Wed.,
Leighton Village; Thurs., Oundle Wood-10.
Duke of Rutland's lids., Monday, Croxton Park; Tues.,
Newton Toll-bar; Wed., Harley Village; Fri., Broad
Waters-101
Baron Rothschild's stag We., Mon., Hartwell; Thurs.,
Wingrave.
Mr. S. Lownde's lids., Mon., Nash Common ; Wed., Urea-
low; Sat., Brickhill Heath-101/2.
Oakley hds., Mon., Pavenham Bury; Thurs., Castle
Ashby; Sat., Swineshead-103/4.
Boroughbridge harrs., Tues ;York-gate ; Fri., Low Duns-
ford-10%.
United pack, Thurs., The Riddens Plantation-9.
Brushfurd harrs., Mon., Bampton ; Thurs., Ringland,
Kingsbrompton; Sat., Kingsbrompton
F 8., Mon., Ladoak ; Fri., Antron-gate-101L.
Haydon lids., Wed., Allorwash ; Sat., Padpoul-9.
Puckeridge lids., Mon., Angel, Hadham ; Wed., Stanstead,
Essex; Sat., Bennington-10%.
Lord Parker's hdv., Tues„ Harcourt Arms, Newnham ;
Fri., Holton Stone Pits.

PYtehley hd.3., Mon., Buttoak's Booth; Wcd., Ashby (near
Daventry) ; Fri., Guilsborough ; Sat., Sibbertoft-11.
I'indale hds., Mon., Warden ; Wed., Horsley ; Fri., Sum-
nierrud's Toll-bar-101,4.

Norfolk Stag hds., Wed.,llale's Green ; Fri , Burford-11%.
Mr. Morrell's lids., Wed., Chilton Common,

Nwthmolton lids., Mon., Northamlton Village; TLes.,
Keubford Water, on Exmoor; Wed., Head Gate, near
'Twitcher; Thurs., Bish Mill; Fri., Lanacre Bridge; Sat.,
Farley's Grave-10Ih.
Mr. Watson's lids., Mon., Hazon ; Wed., Netherton ; Fri.,
Nurawkirk-101/2.
Lora Southampton's lids., Mon., Babdy Wood; Wed.,
Gaton ; Fri., Foxley; Sat., Silston Windmill-11.

Surrey Stag ba, Tues., Rose and Crown, lliddlesdown ;
Sat., Look's Bottom.

BeikAire hds., Mon., Blowing- Stone; Wed., Cukethorpe
Park; Fri., Buckland.

Mr; Brand's hds ' Mon., Harpenden;
Fowelseornbe, or Forest harm, Tues.,Fowelscombe Kenuel ;
Fri., Sign of the Owl-10. •
Mr. Pane's parrs., Mon., lladenharn Field ; Thurs., Jointer's
Farm ; Sat., Posteomb.

Norfolk harts., Wed., Duker's Bridge; Fri., Aylsham.
Carlisle harrs., Mon., Durran Hill ; Wed., The Grove,
Brampton Old Road ; Fri., Brighton Flat (Scaleby)--8.
Lamont harrs., Mon., Winderwath ; Wed., Little Salkeld ;
Sat., Pack Horse, Plumpton-1014.
East Devon harrs., Mon., Perkhayne Hill; Thum., Devon-
shire Inn— 10.

Whitefield harrs., Tues , Chaseley ; Fri. Tredington Gate.
Wigton harts., Mon., Kirkbride ; Wed., Quarry Hill; Fri.,
Allonby —9.

Ailifon harrs., Mon., Thonby Moor; Wed., Flat; Fri.,
Orton Park-8%..
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PRLNCE ALBaT'S lIARRIERS.—FRIDAY.—His Royal High-
mess's harriers met at George-green to-day. They found on
Mr. Nash's farm, but the scent was bad, and little sport.
Later in the day they found another hare on Mr. Aldridge's,
and had a pretty burst of twenty minutes. His Royal High-
ness was accompanied by Prince Augustus of Saxe Cobourg
an .1 Lord Portman, and was attended by Major-General
Wemyss and Colonel Wylde.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.
Sherborne, Nov. 21, 1845.
Sin,—My attention has been given to what purports to be a
report of the proceedings of a railway meeting at 'Weymouth,
contained in The Sun of Tuesday. I think it fair towards
you to inform you that besides being incomplete it is very
inaccurate. Sir John Audrey is represented as a Director of
the Great Western Railway, and not of the Wilts, Somerset,
and Weymouth, wherees he said, I am a Director of the
Wilts, Somerset, and Weymouth, and not otherwise con-
nected with the Great Western. Mr. Eliot is described as
taking the opportunity of informing the gentlemen of the
Great Western, instead of the gentlemen of the Wilts, Somer-
set and Weymouth. Mr. Brunel is made to say that the en-
gagements of the Great Western are very numerous. So
they are, I doubt not; but Mr. Brunel did not tall the meet-
ing so. Mr. Hopkins said nothing about the Great Western
monopolising the whole of the south coast ; nor is it evident
how they can monopolise the coast at all by an internal line.
1 am, Sir, yours obediently,
L. RUEGG.