Star.
London, England, 1824-04-22 00:00:00

NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING, 1824.

_IV EDN }SILICT , Aram 21. .
Subscription Plate of Z3O fur 2-ye-olds, 7st...three, Ilst. 71b. and
four, 9st. T. Y. C.
. Subscribers paying 4gs. and Non-subscribers 6gs. &trance.
Mr. Batson's b. c.. Mystic, 4 yrs old - • '.. .- I
Lord G. 11. Cavendish'S b. c. The Stag, 4 yrs Old • - 2
Mr: Meynell's br. c. Ajax, 4 yrs old -
Three to 1 agst Mystic-6 to 4on The Stag,-4 to I agst Ajax.
The Second Class of the Oatlands Stakes of 60 soy. esti, h. fs: D. T.
Mr. Ilunter's 6:ugrede, .1 yrs old, 7st. ulb. - - 1
Lord G. 11. Cavendish's Bizarre,3 yrs old, 7qt. 131 b. - I.'
Lord Warwick's Cardinal Puff, 3 yrs old, 7.. 21b. •-• • 3
Mr. Biggs's ch. g. Suri%Line, 3 yrs old, ibt. .. .. 4
Colonel Wilson's H. f. by Juniper, 3 yri oil, 7Ft.3lb. - 5
Three paid.—Four to 'I az,..t. Ganyniedc--6 to 4 on Bizarre.
BOXF:11S.

Tug PRESENT AND Tilt EX-CHAS11•101:,-*—aleSe far-famed at tiges
of the milting sprem are exhibiting the art of self-defence at the
Leeds Theatre. The first night they had a complete overilaw, and
a well-known amateur in a set-to with Spring, proved himself up
to all the guards, although but a young mm.
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O'Nxti.ANn.Gxxxox.:-TuesdaY niDit the second stake of £lO
each was made guoil at Ben Burn's. The whole fifty a•sidb is to be
complete:l at BandaWs next Tue:.day.

HUNTING:

Nonwicir, Aram 21.—Last week about fifty Gentlens& dined
together at the Norfolk Hotel, to celebrate the conclusion of the
season.—Edward Lornbe, Esq. presided, with William Gwynn,
Esq. as Vice-President, in the room of Etlward Dewing, Esq. who
was prevented from attending by indisposition. The utmost har-
mony prevailed, and this convivial meeting of the friends to the
field sports was enlivened by many excellent songs, descriptive and
in praise of the pleasures of the chace.
Maar, APKIL 21.—Monday week, a boxed hare was turned out
at lloyland Hall, before the harriers of it. Cirtwright, Esq. and
after a burst of 40 minutes was kil:ed in Alt. Baker's orchard, at
Winfarthing. After which, the Gentlernen at the Hunt dined 'to-
gether at the Nag's Head Inn, [baling, where an excellent dinner
was provided, and the greatest harmony and conviviality prevailed
throughout the evening.
EutNeunen, Aran. 19.—Saturday se'nnight, Captain Baird's
hounds had a fiae day's sport—The place of meeting was Arms-
dale toll-bar, on the Glasgow road, whose they immediately foiind
a fine large fox, with which they went away at a killing p ace, to-
wards the village of Batligate, upon nearing which he turned to the
left, through Mr. Marjuribanks', of Marjoribanks, grounds, for
WallhouseCrag ; where, being headed, he gallantlyfaced the Bath-
gate Hills, and skirting the numerous lime-quarries, disdained all
the earth. Here he turned short to the left, and crossing Hildef-
stone Hill, he rail throop,lt Wilcheng Wood, the west parks of
Downie, and continuing in an. them direction as far as the bottom
of Cockle Ifni, he turned to the right, and running over the fine
grass country of lluoinie, he never varied a point tat he reached
RickertonNl oud, where he was so closely pursued by the gallant
pack, that hi: wag okiiged once more to rake the spell country. lie
broke away towards Dimly Crag, but leaving it to his right, he
made for the badger Earths, where he was twice buried, dead brat,
and here he would have been lulled, had the recut at all served on
the ploughed land. (letting away again, he craned:the Linlith-
gow toad, ran through the Casupd,iare grounds, as far as the
Union Canal, where he turned short round and came back to
Campfleure, where he went to groundtiu a drain at the bottom
of the gai-den;
thus completing one of the finest runs ever seen
with, hounds the extent. of countty. point, blank Dot being less
titan 14 miles, and, taking the run,,ceitaittly not less than 20 miles.
Never did hounels lu their duty better-4t was a fine fii.ish to the
season. Too muds praise cannot Ste given to Captain Baird, for
having, haw short 4.Tillue,-llionght his hounds to au hash a state of
per feet inn.

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