... the rirer Beaumont, which abounds with trout, and the Estate and the neighbouring grounds afford fine opportunities for sportsman. The whole Estate is tithe-free, all the tithes being covered by a modus of 2s. annually. The farm, exclusive of the wood ...

... Graham’s cottage, however, were continued day after , day, and his attentions to Ann became more and more marked. A keen sportsman himselfj he was the implacable enemy of poachers, and had strictly prohibited shooting on his estate, but to the old skipper ...

... was the representative of Berwickshire, was not only highly honourable to him, but also reflected great credit on the electors of the county. Sir H. Campbell, and long may he fill the honourable situation which he now holds” (great cheering.) Sir Hugh rose ...