... Col. Carttvright, rode out in the Great Park, and viewed the different ,farmS, and at twelve o'clock took the diverfion of hunting with the harriers. 6rd e t s have been received at Pottfrnouth, from the War -office and the Admiralty, to get - in immediatt ...

... and hunt the countries alternately. ; A letter frohi OxfOrd menfions ,the following alterations, in T the ' . different hunts_ in that. neighbourhood.' . The lonor:established and famous pack - of the Rev. Mr. ader, (a ivolthy old divine) hunt as usual ...

... East-Indiamen. Th e y are of a different sort to a ny th a t ever were recei ved in country before, and what Ti o used to hunt with. They were conveyed, one at a time, in a caravan, attended by the natives who had the care of them ; one of whom was ...

... compliment their MAJESTIES on the birth day of his amiable Sister Princess So HI.. His Royal Highness the Duke of CUMRER- I. AND hunted with harriers on Maidenhead Thicket. A select party of Nobility passed the evening with the Royal Family at Wiudsor Lodge ...

... -CumBELAND, Lord CATHCART, General GWYDER, and Colonel MANNING HA M, rode to King's. Beach-hill ; where a deer was turned out for hunting. • The QUEEN and Piineesses ,AUGUSTA, ELI. and MARY, with their attendants, took their favourite walk to Frorrmore. • . . ...

... from the field in possession-of-every good man's beA wish; no hunt was ever supported with more rigid punctuality, or board graced with more unsullied hospitality. Sir TnomAs has taken the hunt in Oxfordshire of Lord SEFTON, who took s to the celebrated ...

... LANCASHIRE, CITEDERBYSHIRE' -the West Riding - of YORKSHIRE, and the Northern , Part of STAFFORDSHIRE, 4s, 64 OBSERVATIONS on HUNTING e by Esq. 6-e A CANERAL VIEW of the VARIATIONS in the AI - - FAIRS of the EAST INDIA COMPANY, by G. Andersen, Esq. C;. HISTORY ...

... MAJES'iIeS going to the House - of Peer) on Tuesday, next. His. AtAIESTY was yesterday prevented froth taking the diversion of hunting with the harriers,. on account of the inclemency of the weather. • The QUEEN and PRINCESSES went in :their carriages to Frogmore ...

... whether it was intended, but I am sure it is hindered. For other, though I have good grounds to belife it, and am still hunting after it, yet seeing daillie the maiitiousness of the Mailseers, by making. anti_ fomenting discontents in my wyfe, I could ...

... Geverat HA R MANNINGBAM and WITHAM, rode up in the great park, and after -viewing the ditrerent farms, took the diversion of hunting with the harriers. The QUEEN and Princesses AUGUSTA, ELX-7,. BETH, and MARY, Went . tO Frogmore. . Princesses Sop MA and took ...

... Standard to way, be.ide's tea' ring up by the roots 'several 'trees in the neighbourhood. The on Saturday took the diversion of hunting, accompanied .by the Duke Of CUM DLR. LAND, Earl DW ICH, atd a number of sports 7: men. The animal was 'taken a pond near ...

... CHE.: SHIRE, DERBYSHIRE, the West Riding of YORKSHIRE, anct.the Northern Part of STAFFORDSHIRE, 4s. 6:/. • ,OBSERVATIONS on HUNTING, by H. J. Pye, Esq. 6g. A GENSRA.I., VIEW. of the VARIATIONS , the AFFAIRS of the EAST INDIA C-OMPANY,.by G. Anderson, Esq ...