Star.
London, England, 1829-12-12 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

HUNTING.
His Majesty's Stag Hounds meet on Monday at the Golden
Ball, Bracknell ; Friday, at Ritchin's Lodge, near Colnbrook.
The East Sussex Fez Hounds meet on Monday at Hellingly ;
Thursday, at Plumpton ; Saturday, at Ramat Bridge.
The East Kent Hounds Tuesday, at Elham Park.
The Cambridgeshire Hounds on Momiuy, at Hardwick. Arms;
and Friday, at Potton Wood.
The Puckeridge Hounds Monday, at Hue-street ; Wednesday,
at Peverells ; Saturday, at Kennel.
Earl Fitzwilliam's Hounds Monday, at Holme Wood.
Mr. Mure's Fox Hounds Tuesday, at Rougham Old Hall; and
Thursday, at Higham-green.
The Deddington Harriers Tuesday, at Green's Mill; and Fri-
day, at Mill Field.
The Royston Harriers Tuesday, at Melba= Hyde; and Thurs-
day, at Buckland.
The Cotresmore Hounds Monday, at Park House ; Tuesday, at
Wardley Toll-bar; Thursday, at Holywell ; and Friday, at
Cole's Lodge.
Burton Hunt.—Sir Rick. Sutton's Hounds Monday, at Fitter-
ton Long Wood and Tower on Moor; Tuesday, at &Oita ; Wed-
nesday, at Welton Mill ; Thursday, at Half-way House, Newark
Road; Friday, at Kenwick Thorn Bar; and Saturday, at Wet-

lingore.
Lord Yarborough's Hounds Monday, at Uuelby Nonce; Wed-
nesday, at Uuelby House; Friday, at Lee House; and Saturday,
at Wrawby MW.
The BlackmoorVale Hounds Tuesday, at Bitcombe, near Portle-
bury Wood ; and Friday, at Compton Castle.
Mr. Farquharson's Hounds, Monday, at Clifton Wood; and
Wednesday, at Corscombe.
The Cadbury Hatters on Tuesday, at East Hill.; and Thursday
at the Wheatsheaf.
The Conock Harlem at Ell Barrow on Monday ; and at Chittern
Meadows on Friday.
The Craven Hounds on Monday, at Welford House; on Wed-
nesday at Chisbury ; on Friday at Ramsbury House; Saturday at
Standen House.
Mr. Boycott's Hounds on Tuesday at Lightwood ; and Thurs-
day at &villa Village.
Mr. Dansey's Hounds on Tuesday at Docklow ; Friday at Clock-
mill Bridge; and Tuesday at Wormlow Tump.
The Warwickshire Fox Hounds on Monday, at Gaydon Inn.
The Shropshire Hounds on Monday at Ercal Heath ; Thursday
at Lee Bridge; Friday at the Citadel, Hawkstone.
The Montgomeryshire Hounds on Tuesday at Trowscoed
, Lodge; and Friday at Dolarddyn.
The Cheshire Hounds on Monday at Sandiway Head; Wednes-
day at Booth's Obelisk; Friday at Brereton Green; and Saturday
at the Three Greyhounds.
Mr. Bukeel's Fox Hounds will throw off on Tuesday at Newton
Wood; Friday at Cann Quarry.
The Surrey Fox Hounds, Monday, at Hamser-green ; Thurs-
day, at the Bell, at Godstone ; and Saturday, at Crown's Ash Hill.
Mr. Jolliffe's Fox Hounds, Monday, at the 50th Mile-stone on
the Crawley Road ; Tuesday, at the Star, at Horsham • Thursday
at Dame Park; and Friday. at the Crab-tree, Horsham;.
The Harriers, Monday,Wednesday, and Saturday, at Sander-
stead Village.
Tuesday, the lit instant, the Montgomery Fox Hounds met to
draw Trowscoed and Garth covers. In the course of a few mi-
nutes they unkennelled three foxes near Trowscoed Hall, one of
which went off for the Copy, another for Garth, and the third—the
oue selected for the day's sport—direct for Maesmawr earths;
but finding the Gallant Captain (the late owner and liberal donor
of the hounds to the county) on his charger, with the earths ready,
stopped, Reynard turned to the right, with his left shoulders for-
ward, directing his steps towards Melford ; and here the work of
the day and the weeding of the field began. Turning to the left, be
took the river near Mrs. Roberts's covers—which some of the fore-
most of the field, more rash than Reynard, endeavoured to pene-
trate, but soon retreated, covered with the honourable scars of war.
He now made off for Matbraval Park, where be again crossed the
river, and took his direction for the neighbourhood of Lianerfri,
where, being hard pushed, he went off gallantly for Can-Office
Hills, where night put an end to the sport of the intrepid few re-
maining in the field, after a chase of between thirty and forty
miles—only seven coming to muster out of 25 who left Trowscoed
lawn in the morning, and four of these were obliged to find enter-
tainment for man and horse at the Llanerfyl Cross Foxes, which
the gentlemen, we hope, did not find so cross as the fox they had
been unsuccessfully pursuing. Only three thorough-bred ones re-
turned with the huntsman and bounds—Mr. it. M. Williams, of
Plasdolanog ; Mr. Bowen, of Hendreben ; and Mr. Llody, of Guile-
field Cottage.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY, Doc. ii.