... HUNTING. ATHERSTONE MASTER RESIGNS. The Earl of Huntingdon yesterday informed one tha t he hap plaied his res,tnatton of the of the Atberstono Foxhounds iu the hands of the Hunt Club. to take Mart at the red of the pro:wot season. His McMillin held the ...

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... HUNTING. COTTESMORE & CHESHIRE MA STERSHIPS. LORD LONSDA LE'S SUCCESSOR. general meeting of the Cottemaor• Hunt was held at °althorn yesterday, the chief business, being to appoint o new master in succession to Lord Lonsdale. eir Arthur Fluciyer presided ...

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... cleared ewer enthrientlY to hunting the den advanced. The run probably was famished a toe dine Plantation that va. e‘entuallly pot at Hatton Wood after a good gallot , THE WARWICKSHIRE HUNT At meeting of the Wars**, kshire Hunt • t at Warw ith the Marquis ...

... and Hunting hien. will meet in the open-air stadium, which Mr Hugh 11. built specially for the Johnson-Burns bout. Both McVaa and Langford may he said to have claims to Johnson relinquished title. the first place, the champion failed Ferry out hi. contract ...

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... HUNTING. --o--- SPLENDID GALLOP FOR THE BELVOIR. Isdy Gnoeuall was in nownwantl of ihn whew they at Village yesterday. anti out ticatour. 1i0N44, Id an u era her Harry Whtl l, l'. htr Keith Col. tit, lion. W A Low,Aut. the ui Mayor and Mt. k. tar (Sonata ...

... HUNTING. Z. Y. X.—Tbene are 209 packs of foxhounds In the United Kingdom. It is impossible to 7 what is the arcrage number or foxes killed ,TOPPINC & SPINDLER FLUSHING, HOLLAND. TYE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND MOST EXTENSIVE FIRM OF TOBY COMMISSION AGENTS ...

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... Hunt whii h the winner. when seemingly in &lb cultiin, extricated herself and at the raft time attacked her opponent's weak spot, which w.ai undoubtedly her baekhand. More over. ?die. Aitchison was kept COntinually on the defenwiv.. by the immaculate ...