Star.
London, England, 1815-03-07 00:00:00

POST MATCHES-BONA FIDE.

bisj,)r Topham heat Mr. Mellish four marches.
1%;1.DW1 beat Major Topham two matches.
Mr. l'horold forfeited two matches to Sir F. Boynton.
Sir F. Loynton against Major Bower—UndecidciL
Sir F. Boynton beat Major Bower.
Mr. Best': yel. and white bitch Vesta beat Mr. Slinpby's black
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bitch Martin.
Mr. Siingsby's r and w dog Skirmhb, against Mr. Ben's r and w
!aka Daphne—Undecided.
Mi.liest's dun b Rose, beat Major Dower's blk d.
Mr. SUngsby's bikb Laura, beat Mr. Mellish's dun d Spring.
The bares upon the Duggleby grounds were very scarce. On
the Wharram grounds very plentiful : but from the advanced
state of the season, they were in continual motion, and therefore
a very few Saw ! took place. The courses were in general very
strong ones, and not many hares were killed.
WEDN ?STOAT, the En:hounds found at Major Bower's planta-
nom, and atter a very sharp run, killed on the open Weld. They
found a second fox at Birdsall, which gave a good run down hi
Welham.
Tun ItSDA v, being the closing Conrsing•day for the running op
the Cup, the classes were run as under:

SICOND CLASS.
11/414WTOrh3111.S w d Friend,beat Maj. Bower's blk dßannermati
Major Tol ham's w b Lucy, brat Mr. Uses blk b Quega.
Mr. Slingsby's Laura. beat Sir F. Boynton's Vesta.
Mr. Best's Maiden, beat Mr. Mellish's Tiger.

TIIIRD CLASS.
Mr. Best'. Malden, beat Major Topham's Friend.
Mr. Slinpby's Laura, beat Major replant's Lucy.

LAST CLASS.
Mr. Sllngsby's Laura, beat Mr. Best's Malden.
Cup won by Laura.
POST mAnngs.--BONA FIDE.

Major Bower's Brimstone beat Sir F. Boynton.
Sir F. Boynton beat Major Bower's BO Major.
Mr. Best's Atlas beat Major Bower's Bannerman,
Mr. Best's Roce beat Majot Bower's Bob Major.
Sir F. Boynton against Mr. Slingshy—Undecided.
Mr. Slingsby beat Sir F. Boynton.
Major Bower's Blush beat Mr. Mellish's Swift, for a Piece of
Plate.
Major Bower's Fly beat Mr. fifellish's Cora.
hllor Bower's Spanker heat Sir F. Boynton's Miss.
Mr. Ale!fish's Dun beat Major Bower's Blucher.
The courses betwixt Maiden and Friend were ruu thrice over
before the winner could be determined.
The weather proving uncommonly fine, and the ground being
in adntirahle order, the sport throughout the week was excellent.
A numerous attendance of Membera took place, and the accom-
modations at Mr. Barton's, at the Hotel, were iu good style.

Quorndon !founds mat yesterday at Barkley Tows; to-
morrow, * Whimerspool inn; Friday, at Ab Keztleby„—The
Berour Hounds met yesterday at Pipes Hall ; this day at Bayou.
Stables; Thursday, at Newton Toll Bar; Saturday, a Dr. Stan-
too's Houie.i—The Cottesmore Hounds met yesterday at Rm.
p;;;;tbarn Wuod ; this day at Coal Lodge; Thursday, at Castle
llytbaso.—Lord Yarbo:ough's Hounds met yostaday at Orirby
Town ; to-morrow at Goshill Cross-lane ; Friday, at Peake's
Cl sta.

•Rovot. HUNT:—The Royal Stag Hounds were
turned out on Friday morning, at Belfont, where there
was a numerous field of sportsmen assembled on the
occasion. Numbers came from London and the
Earl of Dannv's Hunt, to enjoy the sports of the
field, the deer to be hunted being a remarkably fine
one, and was selected for the gratification and accom-
modation of Gentlemen who reside at a distance, and
they appeared highly delighted with the sport, para.
cularly towards Hounslow Heath, where he ran with
great swiftness, and crossed the Bath-road, near Ar-
lington, taking to the left, through the enclosures of
West Drayton, towards Langley and Iver, by Stoke
Common and Bulstrode Park, taking to the right to-
wards Uxbridge, near which place he was taken, after
a run of nearly three hours. The chase was extremely
well attended by Gentlemen ali through. This pack
of hounds is supposed to be the fleetest in the king-
dom. They turned out again on Saturday moning
ar the Warrant House, near Lockhatn Bridge, Mks.
On Friday they will suirt from Littleton, near Wal-
tham Bridge, Middlesex.
Fox CHASE IN ScarLallo.—Mr. BAILLIE'S hounds
found a fox at Minto Crags, which, after an excellent.
run, being bard pressed, made hit way into Mr.
Ouumtes hone, and ran up stairs into one of the,
bed-rooms, where he lay concealed for some time.—,
In the meanwhile, another fox, lying in the plantar
tion near the house, was unkennelled, and went.off in
good style, pointing northwards ; but, finding the
hounds hard upon him, he made for Minto Crags,
where he got to ground. This was supposed to be,
the fox first found, in spite of the ataunehneu of thn
hounds, some of which wanted to. make their way
Imo Chester Hbuse. As .soon as Reynard was dis-.
covered in the bed-room, he was secured and taken eci
Mr. Dow's ; from whence, on the Wednesday fol-
lowing, he was turned out, made an excellent run ;
and, after passing the Tweed, near Rutherford Rack
printed his way towards Mellerstahr; bathe hounds
being too high mettle for Mtn, they ran into 'him,
near Smailholmains, where be was killed.
'Monday se'nniglit, some dogs worried and killed
So ewes, 27 of which were is lamb, math= bad five
lambs by their sides which. were also killed, the pro-
perty of Mr. James Bull of Warnfordo a village on
the London road to Gosport ; the same dogs 414
killed some sheep belonging to Mr.. Allover& of
1. own Farm.
Placards from the Police Ofeces appear on Manx
of i;lie usual posting walls in Westminster% iutimatiog
that no booths, st4s or &sews, will be permitted
Toiliilfields during the Eaater week. •
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mane at Bolton-le-Moors.--" In the came of
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