... HUNTING. SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO LADY CRICHTON* Lady Crichton, the wife of Viscount Crichton, mot ■with serious accident while out with the North Staffordshire Houndn on Thuredity. Her ladyship, who is a daughter the first Dulie Westminster and aunt of the ...

... HUNTING. MASTER I-OXHOIXDB ASSOCIATION, The annual meeting of the Harter* Foxhound* was held ratlermll’s. Knixtitrtmdsr. Io □raided over attendance, which Includd Karl of Zetland. R* I Msaaers. the Eart of ti« End of Coventry, the Earl lluntingd n. the ...

... HUNTING. TEE QUORN. A meet of the Qnoru to-day Sir Frederick Fawkes’ residence, Lowesby Hall, was somewhat extensively patronised, and a fairly interesting day's sport ensued. sharp frost daring the night gave place to milder conditions, the ground again ...

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... HUNTING. THE LIEE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1900. ...

... HUNTING. HUNTING FOB TO DAT (MONDAY). {Weather permitting^ BTAGHOUKD3. Ditoit Airs SoMarßSif.—Winsford Hill, 10.0. N«w School, 11.0. Okm rod’s (Mb. Pbtbr).—Pint open day. The Keanels. OtßKHOLm.—Barrow’* Green, 12.0. AuJEionioir.—Berkbury Hall. 11.0. Badawortb ...

... HUNTING. THE QUEENS. •?eji‘6 Euckhounds Lave for some lime been getting c legitimate commencement of the ecason, tbe raking place yesterday at the time-houonred near Slough. The morning broke in dull with -not ideal festival day —though the hunting expected ...

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... HUNTING. APPOINTMENTS FOP. Tj DAY (MONDAY). and SoiisiutßT.—Uulo Bridge. 11.0. QttHKNfi's (Mb. K. Rookery, Driukstone. 12.0, Oaa.miolmk.— Treaaenlielii Bor bon. 12.30. Rotu ...

... hunting (ILLUSTRATED). COLOURED CARTOON: MR A. W. GAMAGE. “The ...