The Sun.
London, England, 1842-12-05 00:00:00

COURSING.

BELFORD MEETING, DEC. I.—The Challenge Couples
were won by Mr. Hall's Billy-go-rarely, beating Mr.
Hitns worth's Hull.

ANDOVERSF .YtD, DEC. 2. —The Andoversford Cup
was won by Mr. Hudson's Frank the Sandywell Cup
by Mr. Smith's Lovely ; and the Salperton Cup by Mr.
Fletcher's Sovereign.
HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

Her Majesty's stag hds., Mon., at New Lodge, Wink
field ; Wed., Beaconsfield.
Mr. Farquharson's lids., Mon., at Coombe Coppice ;
Melbury ; Fri., Honey combo.
Shute House beagles, Mon., at Shapis ick-11.
Mr. A. Smith's hds., Mon., at Shoddesdon Gate ;
Tues., Oare Hill ; Thurs., Conholt Park ; Fri., South
Grove—ll.

Mr. Long's hrs., Mon., at Maddington Windmill ;
Wed., South Down Barn ; Fri. Knock Knoll ; Mon.,
Stanley House; Wed., Stone Bridge; Fri., Hunwick-11.
Sir W. M. Stanley's lids., Mon., at Hinderton ; Sat.,
Bidston

Cheshire hds., Mon., at Darnhall ; Wed., Black Dog,
Seighton ; Thurs., Tilstone ; Sat., Arley-101.
I3adsworth hds., Mon., at Grove Hall ; Thurs., Marr
village; Sat. Aketon
Mr. Foljambe's lids., Mon., at Grove Moor House ;
Thurs., Aston Hall ; Sat., Osberton—iOk.
Rutford's hds., Mon., at Oisington ; Thurs., Hooker-
ton Bar.
Lord Yarborough's lids., Mon., at Ravendale ; Wed.,
Saxby Mill ; Fri., Blyborough Hall--11.
Burton Hunt, Mon.; at Camby Village ;- Tues., Wil-
lingham, by Stow and Kettlethorpe ; Wed., Wellingore;
Thurs., Fi3kerton Longwood ; Fri., Drinsey Nook; Sat.,
Manton-11.

Dulce of Rutland's hds., Mon., at Land Dyke Lane ;
Tues., Newton Toll-bar ; Wed., Croxton Park ; Fri.,
Fulbeck.

Lieut.-Col. Hildyard's burrs., Mon., at Stainton ; Wed.,
Kennels ; Fri., Porto-10.
Wynyard hds., Mon., Great Stainton ; Thurs., Kennels.
Oakley hds., Mon., at Melbourne ; Thurs., Snelston ;
Sat., Roxton Spurneys-11.
Mr. Dreke's hds., Mon.. at Memnorah Guide Post ;
Tues., Skimering Dish Gate ; Sat., Byfield Toll-bar.
Baron Rothschild's stag lids., Mon., at Hogstone;
Thurs., Hockliffe Lodge-11.
Lord Redesdale's hds., Monday, at Boultern's Barn ;
Wed., Barton Gate ; Fri., Farmington ; Sat., Addlestrop
Gate.

Sir John Cope's lids., Wed., Crondal ; Fri., Ufton
Court ; Sat., Lodden Bridge-10;1.
Tithrley hrs., Wed., Sutton Seotney ; ThurF., Newton
Stacey ; Sat., Nine Mile Water.
Lord Elcho's hds., Wed., Mordington ; Thurs., Lady-
kirk ; Sat., Ayton-10/.
Vine hds., Thurs., Malshanger House ; Sat., Wolver-
ton House-11.

H. H., Tues., Brookwood ; Thurs., Cart and Horses,
Worthing ; Sat, Latham Village-1
Hambledon hds., Wed., Badling Park ; Fri., Swan-
more House ; Sat., Warnford Park-101.
Mr. Watson's hds., Tues., Kennels ; Fri., Cockle-
forth— O.

Perth hds., Wed., Strathallan Castle ; Sat., Gask
House-101.
Whitecross hrs., Tues, Wittle ; Sat., Little London-10.
Mr. S. Lowndes' hds., Tues., Hatton ; Fri., Beauch-
ampton.

Hurworth lids., Tues., Houghton Bridge ; Thurs.,
Low Middleton ; Sat., Cleasby Villa e-10 .
Mr. Dray's hds., Wed., Stone k arm, near Yeoval ;
Fri., Henstridge Ash Form-11.
B. V. hds., Tues., King's Mill-bridge ; Fri., Stal-
bridge, Weston Pound.
Mr. Dean's hrs. ; Tues., Hunter's Lodge-10.
Sir George Gerard's hds., Tues., Peck's-hill ; Thurs.,
Ashton Cross-11.

East Sussex lids., Thurs., Sheffield ; Sat., Ashcombe
—l4
The Atherstorie lids., Wed., Newbold Gate ; Thurs.,
Hoar Park ; Sat., Bitteswell-104.
Mr. Hillier's lids., Wed., Dunchurch ; Fri., Bubben-
h
Sir F. Goodricke's hds., Wed., North Kiltworth ;
Fri., Brock Hall ; Sat., Fox Hall-10}.
York and Ainsty hds , Tues.,Acester; Thurs., Oulston;
Sat., Escrick—la
Cleveland hds., Fri., Lackenby Whin.
Harewood lids., ed., Boot and Shoe ; Fri., Thorp
Arch ; Sat., Chop Gate-101.
Eddlethorpe hds., Wed., Castle Howard Inn ; Fri.,
Knapton Plantation-10.
Holderness hds., Tues_, Cherry Burton ; Thurs., Cat-
wick 'Mill ; Fri., Swing Bridge.
Bedale hds., Wed., Blows Hall, Hutton Moor ; Fri.,
Barton.

Lord Gifford's hds., Thurs., Jackament's Bolton ; Sat.,
Fairford Town End.

Berkshire hds.,Wed., Buffington Green ; Sat., Bagley.
Surrey Union hds., Wed., Ewhurst-green ; Sat.,
Headley House.

Mr. Brand's hds., Wed., Lilly Ho° ; Fri., Aston
Bury-10i.
Puckeridge hds., Wed., Stanstead, Essex ; Sat., Great
Munden.
Sir W. Carew's hds., Th., Thornes-11.

Mr. G. L. Cobham's hds., Th., Annery-10.
F. B. H., Fri., Fenware-gate-10.
Sir M. W. Ridley's hds., Wed., Needlass Hall, Moor
House ; Fri., Seaton Delaval, Avenue-end ; Sat.,
Heigh] ey
Prudhoe and Derwent hds., Tues., Ryton Lane-end ;
Fri., Hedley-10.
Haydon hds., Wed., Langley Mill ; Sat., Attonside
Banks.

Mr. Robertson's hds., Wed., Heatbpool ; Fri., Pallins-
burn ; Sat., Carbam.

Mr. Atty's lids., Tues., Halston ; Th., Redbrook ;
Sat., Choriton Hall.

Nlontgolueryshire hds., Tues., Cherbury ; Fri., Livier-
gate.

- United Pack, Tues., Burton ; Sat., Eyton- turnpike.
Albrighton Hunt, Tues., Flashbrook; Fri., High Onn.
Warwickshire hds., Tues., Wason House ; Thurs.,
Lighthorne Village ; Sat., Alscote Park.
Mr. Muris' hds., Thurs., Cockfield, Greyhound.
Cambridgeshire hds., Fri., Downing Arms-2.
Qaorn hds., Tues., Grosby ; Thurs., Billesden Ken-
nel ; Fri., Radcliffe-104.
Trowlescombe harrs., Wed., Ivybridge; Friday, Lang-
ford-down-10.

Major-Gen. Wyndham's hds., Wed., Malham ; Fri.,
Heath-common.

East Kent bds., Wed., Chambers Crown; Fri., Sweach-
gate-101.
Tickham hds„ Thurs., Linsted-street ; Sat., Teynham
Osiers-10-Ir.

T W hanet liars., ed., Alland CoUrt-10.
Sir R. Sutton's hds., Tues., Brook Hall ; Wed., at the
Bull, Waltham Common ; Thurs., Tolthorpe Oaks ; Fri.,
Ansted ; Sat., Leesthorpe—ll.
Earl Fitzwiiliam's hds., Wed., Thrapston-bridge; Fri.,
Norwood.

Mr. Musters' hds., Tues.,
.Raitliby Village ; Thurs.,
Ael(thorpe-bar; Fri., Steingot-post.
Sherwood bars., Tues., Berry-hill ; Fri., Newbound
Mill-11.

OXFORD, DEC. 1.-A correspondent writes:—
Yesterday evening, as the Rev. Wm. Bathurst was
delivering his customary Wednesday evening lecture
at St. Giles's church, his bands by some means ma-
naged to get caught in the flame of the candle lighted
at the side of the pulpit. Immediately, to the great
consternation of the congregation, his face was enve-
loped in flames. Many persons rose simultaneously
from their seats to offer their assistance, at seeing the
imminent peril in which the .Rev. Gentleman was
placed. Fortunately, however, he had the presence of
mind to envelope his face in the velvet hangings of
the pulpit, which immediately had the effect of ex-
tinguishing the flames, not, however, till his neck-
cloth had also caught fire ; and I regret excessively to
say that his face was dreadfully burnt. Prompt as-
sistance was given, and the Rev. Gentleman conveyed
out of church. The sensation produced by this un-
happy occurrence was extreme—several of the con-
gregation fainted, and shrieks were heard- in all parts
of the church.