Star.
London, England, 1828-02-11 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL. FURtIARI 9.

HU.SKISSON—DISSENTRRS AND CATHOLICS,
A deputation Gentlemen from t e two cnngrega.
tions of Paradise Si cet and R •ti,haw S tees, v ai.ed oq
Mr..fluskisson on 'Wednesday I.st, to I equesr him to
present to the H.u-e of Comma,. s heo pernions for
the repeal of the Corporation and Test Acts. T' e Right
Honourable G-ntleman,in the course of his observations,
remarked—That he did not consider the so!
complaint •as any great practical grievano
the clause in the Corporation Act: them, it war
any member Might 'put his veto upon the IA
of a candidate who had not previously qual
he did not think.that there was now in the ,
a man to be found so illiberal; and that
penalties of the Test Act were avoided, it
letter, cert •ioly by the liberal construction of
Ac' of Indemnity: that:the hardships corm
were nnthine in comparison with the real gra
the Catholics: that be was of opinion it at
tests might be thought nt-ce•saly to secure the
o subjects, they ought all to be of a civil,
religious nature: an.l that he hoped, and, ir(
vance of human inteilect. believed that the ti
soon come, when all disabilities on account ot
n inions would be removed. .The Right H
Gentleman concluded his remarks in neatly
ing words r—" With every word in the arg,
these petitions I fully concur, and shall SR g
House; and if. I should vote for the postpone
' the question, it will be merely because ',think
prejudicial to a question of much greater int

:SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
HUNTING.
Sir John Cope's Hounds meet on Wednesday, at
World's Rods and on Friday, at Jack's Booth.
The lianthledon Hounds on Wednesday, at Hill Mace,
Friday, at Shedfield Howe.
The Westacre Stag Hounds on Friday, at Sporle Chequers.
Lord Scarborough's Fox Hounds on Wednesday.
Ford ; and on Friday, at Languid.
Sir Jacob kicky's Hounds to-ntorow•, at Swanton
on Friday, at Sparhirn.
N. F. H.—Mr. Nicoll's Hounds on Thursday, at
and on Saturday, at Earldom Gate
The H. 11. to-aterroir, at Brookwood; Thursday,
Common ; and on Satirday„ at Down.
The Marquis of Clereknd's Fox Hounds to.mot
sunby Whin ; and on Friday, at H toistertey.
The F4rl of Harewoost's Fox Hounds on Weduesda,
withaw Bar; and on Friday. at Wilstrop Wood.
Lord Yarborough's Foe Hounds on Wednesday, •
House; Friday, at Kingerhy ; and on Saturday. at I
Sir Teton Sykes's Fox Hounds on Wednesday,
Gate; and on Friday, at the top of Garrahy 11111.
The Lothian Fox Hounds meet on Saturday the 14
Lauder, on Monday the 18th at Metlerst.io, Tuesday
iladden-rig, Thursday the Slst at Gatebrugh. and
23d at gait Water-foot.

Saturday Sir John Cope's Hunt kad one of the
days they have witnessed for several sea not. The
Hall Place, the worthy owner of which domain, most
received and hospitably regaled a large field of sport!
the ceremony of meeting, and the discussion of the vi
commenced by drawing one or two small covert; in
hood, cad afterwards the Ashley Hills, without
coverts sitar Heywood Lodge were then ment.oned as
—and the first throwing in of the hound, to a COIL_
Thrift, justibtld this prediction, aod was soon aoswered
cheering notes of some of the old and .taunch on, r
'The voices vapidly multiplied, and one joyous hurat
companied by a rattling tally ho! announced that
away," and " away" be did go, with a burning
kept his pursuers on good terms with him, through
Woods, across the bill towards. Shotteshrooke. w bent,
shelter of the Great Wood, he bent his way toward,
,Park, and here, On an open space of common, just outt
palings, occurred the first check, which was by many
teasonable, although those " well in" consider it
toward." The check was but of short duration, and
never afterwards aver-run, nor do we ever remember
hounds better hunted, which we mention. as in the al
huntsman, the important duties of his station devolved
the first whipper-in. The fox led his pursuers througi
across the imitators, .to Wokingham, where, :after
hunting, he was hanged back towards his old cowl
finally "run into," in goal style, In the plantation •
Braybrooke's gardens,. having afforded as fine a
witnessed over a moray unequalled for its deptb,and
of its fences.— Windsor laymen.

About half past two o'clock this morroirN
and populous neighbourhood, St. Clement's..i.a
market, was thrown into the utmost ,tote -
by the alarm made by the wa•chmens th
commenced at the public-house c.lted the W'
near the top of the above lair . A the I
alarm was. given, strange to 5.4 y, Cher
obtained a few pails of w Ater by th'i,e mo
the spot, and thus the R _4111e% vete left
uncontrouled -fury. It is a melancholy tact.
number of about% or 25 person.; no less
now in the poor house, totally ttestirute of
of clothing, save what the humane Mantes ot
house supplied them with. Two of the aboi
have died since being conveyed to the Poor•
three are so severely injured that but fai
entertained of their recovery. From the ,
immediate supply of water trim the be
houses atijoiniag, the inmates had no reit
by jumping nut of the windows, or uphill)
the flames, which had taken a complete '
basement, and there being but nee door
of course but few could effect their escape b:
Several threw themselves from the upper sl
whom still (one o'clock) lives in the greatest
the came of this heart-rending cAlamity not,
depended on farther than the following •
'commenced either in the bar or the tap.'
'adjoined, and were situate at the lovier
house, but from what cause is wholly a mysi
after eleven o'clock this I°ml-icon, the hod)
;was discovered to;be lying in one of the tool
third and two ftremen, having proem
'ascended, and lowered it dots n. It was of
removed to the Workhouse, to await the
Coroner's inquis;tion.

MARRIED.
Rev. T. Halford, of Piccadilly, London, and Downing
Cambridge, to Mary, only daughter of J. B. Cranial, V
Court, Devon.

DIED.
Aged 88, the Rev. S. Hey, forty years a dose resident
of Steeple Ashton, Wilst.
In the GOth year of his age, at Pebworth,
Rev. Edward Edwards, formerly Vicar of that parish.
In Queen.equare, Westminster, the Rev. John s)'
Canon of Westminster Abbey, and Rector of
In Cork-street, Burlingtmaltardens, aged 71, ti
Preston, M.A. Rector of Toft cum Caldecoct, Cambride„
Aged 75, the Rev. Job Margie W allace, /lector of Great Brasted,
Essex, and Vicar of Ssndon, Harts, formerly Fellow and Twang
Corn Christi College, Cambridge, U.A. 1774. N.A. 1777.

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