The Sun.
London, England, 1827-04-02 00:00:00

OF THE MINOR

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Hobbouze .7. C.
Hunywood, W. P.
Hughes, W. L.
Hume, Joseph
Hutchinson J.
Huwiek, Lord
King, Hon. R.
Kennedy, T. F.
Knight, It.
Labouchere, H.
Lamb, Hon.
Langston, James
31aberly,J.
Maberly, Colonel
Macdonald, Sir Jac.
Marjoribanks, S.
Martin, J.
Marshall, J.
Morpeth, Viscount
Nugent, I ord
Ord, W.
Parnell, Sir. H.
Ponsonby, Hun. F.
Ponsenby, lion. G.
Batmen, E.
Protheroe, Ed.
Price, Robert
Pryse, Pryse

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COVENT GARDEN THEATRE.

On Saturday night the elder Colman's well-known co••
medy of the "Jealous Wife" was produced for the purpose
of introducing Miss Jarman in the character of Mrs. Oak-.
ley. Her conception of the part was good, but her execu-
tion somewhat less refined than it might have been. Miss
Chester made a better Mrs. Oakley. Mr. G. Pensons Sir
Harry Beagle was an elaborate failure ; he did what he
could ; but it is quite evident that the par of a fox-hunter
does not suit him. The Comedy on the whole was well
sustained, particularly Mr. Power's Captain O'Cutter,
which was the very soul of the piece. The house was full
by half-price, but in the earlier part of the evening was
rather empty.

The Inverness Harriers met on Friday last
at Bogrop in the Aird, being the closing day of the Season,
when capital sport was enjoyed by a select and large field.
The hounds threw off at Easter Lovat, the property of T.
A. Fraser, Esq. of Lovat, and found immediately ; when
after running by Wester Lovat, through Balbair, Easter
and Wester Phoineas, and Dunballach, the hare gallantly
parsed by the bridge of Beauly,—on to the falls of Kilmo-
rack—there doubled, and was at last run down to the east-
ward of Beauly. This extraordinary chaSe lasted fifty mi-
nutes without a check, and embraced a distance of nearly
twelve miles. The day's spOrt concluded with two other
excellent T runs.—_RverittSS Paper.
The Commissioners under the New Street
Act have determined to commence their improveMents at
the east corner of .St. Martin's-lane, and proceed regularly
from thence to Exeter 'Change, previously to their taking
' down the Golden Cross, and the adjoining buildings. As
the ground on which these stand is to form an open unoc.
eupied space, they are to remain for the present.

A few days ago, as Wombwell's collection of
wild beasts (now in Stamford) were passing from Notting-
ham to Worksop, a small tiger made his escape from the
caravan, near to Mr. Ichabod Wright's lodge, Mapperley,
and entered the farm-yard of Mr. Thomas Ayre. Several
persons contrived to get him into an out-house, and en-
deavoured to re-take him by turning a dog in, but he
nearly tore the dog to pieces. The animal was left there
for the remainder of the night, but again got away, and has
not yet been recovered. It is supposed lie is still in some
of the thickets of the forest, as several sheep have been
worried in the vicinity.--finnts

On Tuesday, as a barge was proceeding up
the Severn, near Severn Stoke, a salmon leaped out of the
water-on the deck, and seized one of the ropes with its
teeth; -one of the crew secured the fish, which, bit him se-
verely. 'The salmon was 2 feet 9 inches long. It was
not in very good condition, having been. Alp the. river to".
spawn.