... LANCASHIRE, CHESHIRE, DERBYSHIRE, the West kitiing of_YOR KSHIkE, Awl the Northern Part-of STAFFORDSHIRE, 4s. OBSERVATIONS 'on HUNTING-, by ..Pye, Esq. 6s. A GENERAL VIEW of the VARIATIONS in thfl AF-, FAIRS of the EAST INDIA COMPANY, by G. Anderson, Esq. 6s ...

... Whose field of inquiry extended over a vast and thinly peopled country parish, requiring jOurnies to explore it, and as it Were hunt out its scattered cottages and inhabitants, should receivb no higher reeompence than he, the subject matters of whose . ob ...

... at his country house, where the latter had provided for the aniusem,ent of his illustrious guest a number of rabbits to be hunted: The Consul did not relish this amusement; ,and the rabbits, when - let loose, would not run with- • • • out whipping. The ...

... attended by Lord Cathcart, General Plareourt, and Colonel Manningharn,.-after viewing his farms, took the - &version of hunting with harriers. The QUEEN and Princesses pai vi it to ,the Hon. Nirs. Harcourt, at Irnino*P , . - We have been requested, by ...

... esteem Where 'tis due, Is the 'QUIET QOOD SENSE which I copy from . pit. ALBION. The KIN G yesterday took the diversion of hunting the deer vas turned out at Ascot Heath. 'The QUEEN and PRINCESSES walked to Frog_ more Lodge. An express was yesterday received ...

... the house. Here the matter at present rests, but we underst,and it is to becaakia the subject Of judicial inquiry, FACT.—HUNTING RAZORS, Or PACKWOOD's Triple Razor, secured with a guard to prevent cutting, with six blades, changeable to one hail, but ...

... Wimbledon, as well as 'their speedy escape (when found) into the surrounding parks, the hounds of Mr. CHAPMAN frequently -, hunt the fox. On. Monday se'imight, in drawing Coombe 'Woods, they soon.unkenneled,.and after an 'excellent' chace of three-quarters ...

... the putt E of KENT arriktd at . his town .residence yesterday, lion 'Windsor. / • IS 1.1 A JEST'S' on t nr(..av f the A; of hunting, accompanied by the Dttr.:E of KiNT, Earl SA IV DW ICH, lAird CAT HC ART, ALANNINGUAM, and a nuinher of G en tl e r-at:3 sportsnin ...

... ns derived their, souice, but from the virtue of afew disinterested Goverrecre,-nt had employed no Empsons and Dudleys, to hunt out these: infermations. The Learned Gentlemen then went, into' a history of the ,act of Edward which. he denominated an act ...

... accompanied by Duke of CUMBERLAND,. Lord CATHCART, and Colonel INIANNINGHAm:, after viewing the improvements in Windsor Park, hunted with the harriers. The QUEEN and Princesses AUGUSTA, ELIZABETH and MARY, walked to Frogmore Lodge, and passed the fbre part ...

... • re. cvv we haVe.Protited frJrn ; hut, ai•to the former part of hi , letter, , though we are well %atisti_ld it proceeded hunt ' the it of motixes, NyC c mnut agree with hint. ...

... the - Duke Of CUMBERLAND, Lord CATTICAUT, COL MANNINGII4I NI, and a number of Gentlemen sportsmen, took the diversion of hunting: the deer was turned out at 'Maidenhead Thicket. -The QUE.I3 and walked to Froginore Lodge,. and ..promenaded • the lardens ...