The Sun.
London, England, 1842-04-04 00:00:00

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

Essex Union hds., Tues., Danbury Griffin ; Saturday,
Langdon
Essex and Suffolk hds., Tues., St. Osyth Berry ; Fri.,
Ragdon.
Mr. Tudway's hds., Tues., Yarnford Gate ; Thurs.
Tadhill House.

Herefordshire hds., Tues., Hope Turnpike ; Fri.,
Wormelow Turnpike-10.
United pk., Tues., Pentre Wood; Sat., Radnor Wood.
Wheatland hds., Tues., Muckley Cross ; Fri., Homer

Montgomeryshire hds., Tues. and Thy., Park Sluryn-
diarth ; Sat., Lianertul Village-9.
Tivyside hds., Thur., Lechryd Bridge-10.
The Devon and Somerset stag hds., Tues.; Harford,
Fri., Porkead Gate, Cothelstone-14
East Sussex hds., Tues., Abbot's Wood ;, Thurs.,
Isfield Bridge ; Sat., Alfriston-11i.
Sir John Cope's hds., Wed., Bradfield ; Fri., Hall-
place-11.

Titcham hds., Thurs., Halfway House, Challock-101.
East Kent lids., Tues., Clambercrown ; Fri. Sole-str.
East Essex hds., Tues., Crouch-green ; Thurs., Boxted
Hall ; Sat., St. Ann's-10i.
Puckeridge hds., Wed., Great Hales ; Sat., Walton
--1 14.
Heythrop hds.,Wed.,Wilcot ; Fri., Potter's Hill Lodge.
Hambledon hds., Wed., Southwick ; Fri., Wintershill
Common.

Vine hds., Thur., Bradley Wood ; Sat.,West Heath-11.
Sir W. Carew's hds., Wed., Stovers Sat., Cotleigh
Wood-11.
Atherstone hds., Wed., Stretton village ; Sat., Cadely
Gate.

Duke of Rutland's hds., Tues., Aswarby Hall ; Wed.,
Croxton Park-104.
Mr. Foljambe's hds., Tues., Aston Hall ; Fri., Haley
Gate.

Holderness hds., Tues., Everingham; Thurs., Cherry
Barton ; Sat., Nunburnholme--11.

Sinnington har., Tues., Tylas Bridge ; Fri., Hood
Hill-10.

Bedide hds., Tues., Tanfield ; Fri. Scotch Corner-10.
Mr. Watson's lids., Tues., Widdrington Whin ; Thur.,
East Choppington-10.
Perthshire hds., Tues., Delvine House ; Fri., Lint-
rose-10i.
Sir M. W. Ridley's hds., Wed., Nunnykirk ; Fri.,
Morpeth, High House ; Sat., Plessey Cheeks-10i.

ELECTION COMMITTEES.
WEYMOUTH AND MELCOMBE REGIS.
TWO CONSERVATIVE MEMBERS DEFEATED.
The Committee sat at the usual hour on Saturday.
but some hesitation appearing on the side of the Coun-
sel for the sitting Members,
The CHAIRMAN asked how long they were to wait for
those Learned Gentlemen ?

Mr. TALBOT said the fact was, they had no further de-
fence to make, for the decisions of the day before had
had such an actual, and also such a melancholy
prospective effect upon their forces, that it was elf-
dent to the counsel for • the sitting members that
the utmost they could do now would be to postpone the
hour of defeat, but not wishing to waste the time of the
Committee or of their opponents, they had resolved to
abandon their case the moment they found it hopeless.
He had, therefore, now to announce that the sitting Mem-
bers, seeing that the allegations of the petitioners were
already in a great degree proved, would resist no further,
and that they did now abandon their seats.
The Committee, on hearing the statement, ordered the
room to be cleared ; and when it wds re-opened, declared
their resolution to be, that Lord Villiers and Mr. Hope,
the sitting Members, had been unduly elected for the
borough of Weymouth, and ought not to have been
returned ; but that the petitioners, Mr. Bernal and Mr.
Christie had been duly elected, and ought to have been
returned, and that those Honourable Gentlemen were now
the sitting Members.

The late Members have to thank the indiscreet, but
most expensive zeal, of their local agents for their pre-
sent position. •

GREAT MARLOW.

The Committee met on Saturday at the usual hour.
They were occupied during the morning with the case
of the voter Brown, which was eventually struck off.
This decision leaves the sitting Member in a majority
of. one.