... . If Scot'and, in consequence of its physical characteristics which make deer-stalking and grouse-shooting practicable, con tains fewer packs of hounds than England or Ireland, it at any rate contains some exceedingly well turned out establishments. Not the least among them is the pack maintained with the greatest liberality by the Earl of Eglinton. From time im memorial members of this family ...

... STEEPLEC EASING. XI Y.-- T IIE CURRAGE. EYREFIELD HOUSE. MY last article ended with a brief reference to Jockey Hall, which was the more appropriate as it was there that I first made the acquaintance of Harry and Jack Beasley, whom I was then on my way to visit at Eyrefield House. A few hundred yards past the entrance gates of Eyrefield Lodge, then a turn to the right, and in less than another ...

... Communications for this column must reach, the Editor on Wednesdays. THE theatres are enjoying just now much more general popu larity than has of late fallen to their lot. It is not one kind only of dramatic production which is meeting with remunerative favour; everything is doing well except the problem-play, and that seems to be done altogether. Pantomime is, of course, flourishing ...

... . THE polo season of 1895 was one of unusual activity, and as a whole the tournaments were more successful than those of any previous season. The sport has hardly as yet emerged from the state of infancy in this country, but the various polo clubs are banded together under the rule of a body known as the Polo Association. The association is composed of nineteen clubs, namely; Rockaway. Meadow ...

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