Star.
London, England, 1827-12-08 00:00:00

SPQRTING INTELLIGENCE.

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His Majesty's Stay Rounds meet on Monday, at laicism, ant
Staines ; and on Friday, at Fullmer Common.
The Shropshire Hounds on Monday, at High Hatton; Wednes.
day, at Withington ; and on Friday, at Aston.
Mt. Boycott's Hounds on Tuesday, at Stretton.

Mr. Dainty s Hounds on Monday, at England's Gate; Wedneas
day, at Hoarwithy ; and en Friday, at Canon Froome.
The Cheshire Hounds on Monday, at the Inn on the Forest;
Wednesday, at Saltersford Bridge; Thursday, at °Berton Toil Bar;
and on Saturday, at Peover.
Lord Anson's Hounds on Monday, at Kirkby ; Tuesday, at
Orton; Friday, at Lindley ; and on Saturday, at Newbold Gate.
The Cottesmore Hounds on Alonday, at Utfington Wood; Tuts.
day, at Cole's Lodge ; Thursday, at Castle Bytham ; and on Friday,
at Burley.
Earl Fitzwilliam's Hounds on Monday, at Warmington.
Lord Yarborough's Hounds on Monday, at Lace, by Canapes'
Platt; Wednesday, at Immingham; Friday, as Girsby House;
and oo Saturday, at CaboOrn.
The Worcestershire Hounds on Monday, at Cracombe; Thurs-
day, at Cliffey Wood ; and *a Saturday, at Grafton Mill.
The Warwickshire Hounds on Monday, at Grove Park.
The Conock Harriers on Tuesday, at Ell Barrow ; and on Satur-
day, at Imber Furze.

FOX AND HARE HUNTING.
Basoirrom, Dec. 6.—On Tuesday, Col. G. Wyndham's fine pack
of Fox Hounds met at Applesham Furze, where, among :bout leo
bersemen, as many as so scarlet frocks were exhibited. The day
was damp, but not cheerless. Soon after meeting, a brace of fouls
got up in the Furze, one of which was presently chopped, the
Veber broke cover in good style, and after a run of about five milts.
and scouring through Stubbs's Bottom, was killed in Stoke
Furze. This was scarcely effected, when a third fox was unites-
netted in the Gorse Patch, which stood for Chetikenhury Ring,
with the dogs in full cry. He scudded from the Ring down to
Whiston Bondi into Widgeon Park, and then merrily on for Wen
Grimaced. After a chat. altogether of about twelve miles, how-
ever, the haze became so thick, and the drizzling discharge from
the clouds so increased, that the dogs were called off, and the di-
version was prematurely put an end to. About Chenkenbury Rios,
• Mr. B. and a Mr. Dl. had an unpleasant altercation, during which
the borne-whip was mentioned, but not exercised by either party.
As our Subscription Harriers, with a gallant field of sportsmen
were proceeding to the meeting-place, the Racedow-
day a bare got up before them, which was pleasantl
the hollow from the race stand, and along Mae"
Whore, the animal being headed, turned short '
Ifireeodeen Hill, skimmed the whole line
how*, took to the opposite side'Or ibe 1111,
Im gaining Hodshrove, was ran into in the
bans, from the latter spot, was soon started, wh•
Ambled, and doubled. again ;" and, after
iseapare4 about eight or nine Atiki of ground i
mutes, was killed near to her starting point.
Hofishrove. A third • bare, from Beard's
followed for a short time, subdued ; but, _
Chartin's Garden, at Wootendeen, atter a pursuit
half, owing to the scent dying away, escaped.
GREAT SPEED.
An excellent Running Match, of ten miles,
day niornicg, near Epsom, between Mr. Wright ss.
for 100 guineas a side. Mr. Searle ran the distance
sad 58 seconds, beating his antagonist by one
It was well castrated. Betting 5t04 on the

The Mercers Company have voted,
the Spanish and Italian Refugees: a second dot
most ancient Company to the City of London,
worthy of imitation.
A work is announced as on the eve
which is likely to attract the attention of
under the title of the " Ozinttal Misnerun7,"
count of a Minion undertaken for the Propagation
Knowledge In Arabia, and on the banks of the F
the years 1824-5.
CaAntra H. used to say of the LAI
stray, that " he knew mote law than •
more divinity than all his bishops.'
His Majesty's Commissioners for bur
have given their consent to the erection
tial Churches in the parish of Walcot,
built on the ground presented by Miss .
rear of Beaufort•buildings, and the other
presented by the Dawager Lady Rr
of Prospect•place, which will be coma
the necessary arrangements can be •
Commissioners providing two-thirds of
the condition of a large portion of sock
appropriated to free sittings for the use

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