Star.
London, England, 1829-11-30 00:00:00

Blog.up's Coiwzy—Tbotsas Kelly, R. H. Scubber, WiWsm
Cooper. EaFL

Grace ; Owen O'Connor; Thomas Ten-

shoe, Ewa.
Sum—Sir Robert Gore -Booth, Bart. Edward Joshua Cooper,
jun. Robert Jones, jun. Rigs.
Tirezaaav—John Trent. Man. Cresbie Moore, Brqn. Peter
Count Dalton.
Trawls—Arthur Willoughby Cole Hamilton; James Banbury
Richardson; Samuel Galbraith, &tn.
WATZIITOIII-..R. Usher, P. Healy, F. Drew, Fars.
Wserstmve--Robert Smyth, Esq. Sir Richard Nagle, Percy
Nugent, Esq.
Wizroaii—Hamilton Knox Grogan Morgan ; James Boyd ;
William Madden Glaucott, &qrs.
WicaLow—Francis Synge Hutchinson ; William FitzwUlians
Hume; Peter Laterite; &qrs.
' In addition to the. shove list of names for the take of High
Sqeriff for the.eusuintyear, there appear the names of the Hon.
Edward Prestos, sou .of Lord Gormanstown, for the County
Meath; Sir Paula Bellew, Bart. for the County Louth; O'Con-
nor Don,, and Oliver Cirsze. BA. for the County Roscommon ;
Sir Rich. Nagle. lit. and Percy Nugent, Req. for the Cooney West-
, Meath ; Hon. Motets Barnewall, for the County Dublin; Robt.
Archbold, Bag. "kr the County Kildare; and Valentine Bennett,
Big. for the Kiog's County—all Roman Catholics.
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
• HINITECTIT
His Majesty's stag hounds, Friday, at Maidenhead.
The Brighton harriers,WOnesday, at the Race Course; Friday,
at the Dyke.
The East Sumex fox hounds, Thursday, at &andesn; Saturday,
at Charley &oath Contemn,
. Lommuiti, Nor. 23.—.The-,Cumberland fox hounds, which ar-
rived at their kennel. bet! on the 14th inst. met, according to ap-
pointment, at Lockerby House on Monday the 16th, but not find-
ing their prey there draw off to Scrogge, where reynard soon broke
cover, and gave them a fine ran; passing through the lower end
of Tends:prat, the outskirts of Haddam, through St. Mango,
Dear the mansiombouse of Castlemilit, again entered Haddam, and,
eventually threw off his pursuers, and took to cover in the woods
of General Sharp. The pack seemed to be finely trained, and
many •of theta showed excellent octet ; but the nature of the
country through which termed bent his way gave him frequent
opportunities to retard the progress of his pursuers. There was a
figs turn out of the gentleman sod yeomen of the district, many of
them well mounted, besides several gentlemen from the sister
kingdom, who had accompanied the pack. But the deepness
and roughness of .the ground over u bids they bad to ride, tried
boat the mettle of the boner end the skill of the riders, and
souse excellent somersen were made, but dusts with such
science, that no hurtful omen followed them ; and though
we admire the amusement of fa hunting as a manly exercise, yet
to see gentlemen exposing themselves to imminent danger kr sake
of a fox's tail, seems the height of madness. Owing sot ill• keen
frosts that had set in for two nights, the appointment at Haddam
for Thursday was not kept. The frost, however, haying given war
on Friday morning. the hounds art off on Saturday morning for
Bleezehill. Wampbray, where they were met by a large company
of well mounted gentlemen ; but not meeting with a fox, they set
off for Jardineball, sod thence to Kidsbaws, with equally bad suer
.seer. They next turned their search to St. Mary's Cleugh,. whence
!reynard erre soon seep to start out, and the bounds being put chinas
*the Kent, came rtp within 200 yards of him a& the plantations. tin a
latids of Sr. Sdaty's Onghleads, when coo. of the hottest'
tpuesult.; for about kir miles, tech place. along the outerianda a'
GiUmbieriu, Corrielaw. Newfield, and Pcelhotises, till at length,
be gained cover in the woods 'of Loekerbleilouse ; having onty'
unlade-about 200 yards of his pursuers. • The bounds were yesterday
hunting at Seethe% and will shortly return to &shad.