Star.
London, England, 1829-01-28 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

HUNTING.
The Earl or Derby's Stag Manila meet on Friday.at Wakes
Heath.
H. &Atilt, Esq.'s Fox Hotrods on Satorday.st ChaMen.
The Surrey lot Hounds tu.nrerrow, at Godsrune ; aud.Satur-
day. et Loek's Durum.
Mr. Nleager's harriers on Friday. at Harley Green.
Cudrirrun's Hounds on Frlday,at Grove Quarry.
The .Wareriehshire Hound. on Friday, at Alvestm Pasture; sod
Saturday. at Amity Woud.

DUBLIN, JANUARY 24.
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The enthusiasm of the Association seems to br en the
decline. I think the M. mher for Ciate will find it as
difficult to get hi• SOO Scrsiies to attend him to l'arlia-
(tient as he (id to prevail on th-in to undertake the
mission. Tie letters I tefu al whir!, he unaarr y real
to the public reminded me of a pt titian for this same
Emancipation, as thy c•Il ir, which was got op at
Cork. with much fuss and ht.tle, sime )ears back,
when it was agreed that a cettgin roniber of the most
iespectable Roman Catholics who were present At the
meeting should bring it to London. and deliver it to the
111imher of Parliament who was t• 1 bring it fotward;
but, when each individual was solicited, different, but
f.i.ol'us excuses were made; iti tislicule of which a
stint was composed and sung aboSt the streets. I re- .
collect but a tew of the lines ; lyswever,tho4 you shall
have, though not quite worthy it a B 1 ton:
Vital% you go, roil Mr. Mason T— •
Can't—it h the slaughtering season.
Mr. Murphy, will you go?—
I've an onion on my toe.
Well, then, we will send your brother—
No, Sir ; he has got another.
Will you go. Sir Pat O'Connor?
No, not I, upon my honour.
You'll gu, sure, O'Shaugherue?—
I've something. 4 Hooey," else to do.
You'll go over. Dick O'Gorman ?
No; but, Sir, 111 send my foreman.
Burke, that you'll bring nor pethlon?— •
No, Sir; I don't like the mission. •
You won't retinue Dattry.Donovan?— „

Cuabla r in inn\ ru Fifer no man.

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AN EAST METHOD or GETUP° A GEHAT COAT FOE
THE WINITER.-011 Monday last a tientlornan joined
Tom's Bath coach at Bruton, whilst on its journey to
Weymouth, and bargained with Oliver, the coachman,
t • Like him to the latter place. As the Gentleman wis -
thinly clad, and the weather piercing cold, Oliver, is
the fulness of his generosity, tendered his best box pe-c
coat, to keep the Gentleman writs. They porker*"
very comfottsbly as lar as Wincantonothen theGentls•
man passenger, doubtless finding the coat a very agote-
able companion, told Oliver that whist the hones yen
being changed he would walk on the Weymouth NA '
until the coach ovei took him. Nntlii •g, however, his
been since seen either of the coat or the wearer, •wM
had also forgotten tq pay his fare. The coat was' of
drab colour, lined with deer skin, and•surmnunted ty
two c Balk Journal.

,caper.--,
Daowht No.—An Inquest was held yesterday at the
Rising Sun, Charles-street, Grosvenor-sgeare, on the
body of Charles Naylor, aged 25 years, who war
drowned on Monday afternoon in the Strpentine Rives
in consequence cf the ice breaking while he was %keit*
The decerhed, it appeared, imprudently went upon the
lower part of the river, where great quantities of for
had been carried away for the confectioners, and wherr
the ice, which bad subsequently formed, was very this
Verdict—Gs Accidentally Drowned."
Daring the performance of the Pantomime on Wail
nesday evening last at the Manchester Theatre, a wan*
,outrage was committed by a person hurling a goer
bottle from the gallery, which struck violently *gals'
she edge of the stage, and rebounded back into
orchestra. The Manager, Mr. Beverley. in addressil
the audience, stated, that such was the force with *ha
the bottle was thiown, that it made a dent in the boil
of the stage half an inch deep, and on its rebnandol
destroyed a flute vilue 12 guineas. Shortly after At
fellow had thrown the bottle he was captured, and re
day taken before a Magistrate, when he declared h '
was so drunk he knew not what had happened. Woo
ordered to find bail ; but not being prepared, was kb
up, and Mr. Beverley immediately wer.t before •
Grand Jury, who were then sitting, to prefer his
of indictment.

MARRIED.
At Radford. near Nottingham, George Douglas, Rut IQ°
inghead, Aynhire, to Anne, eldest daughter of tits late WS
Campbell, Esq. of May Geld.

DIED.
Jan. 20, at Cheltenham. Lieut.-Colonel Kingston NO& 41.
Hoe. East India C.ownpany's Service, and late Cssultiallit'
South Cancan, Preddeuctof Bombay, aged 47. .
Sunday so'nnight, Mr. David Johnston, farmer at L04411°
near Glanunis; during 'the time of Divine Worship, be •-•"I •
ward in the Churchgew, anti instantly expired.

SIGN-WATER at LONDON-BRIDGE TO MOBlOl
blaming . S alma dos •
Afutrnaas 44 atientas Oar 0
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