... the stag was lost in the weird, wild country beyond Simonebath. It is a lovely ride from Minehead to Hawkcombe Head. Past Holnicote and its avenue of trees overlooked by the woods of Selworthy, the old church just peeping through the foliage, we jogged ...

... taken on Nov. 18 has left Holnicote for Great Berkhampstead, there to show, I trust, great sport to Mr. Rawls and those wbo ride after his hounds. Though liberally fed upon inangold wurzels, bay, and ivy while stabled at Holnicote, the deer lust flesh ; ...

... the right through the inolosures to Holnicote Rookery, when she took to the left, crossed the 61inebead-road, arid on, pointing for Hiodon; but finding no shelter she went to Relworday, then to the water under Holnicote Great Meadow, where she was pulled ...

... enclosures to Holnicote (the seat of Sir T. D. Acland, Bart ). Here she enjoyed the exciting change of being coursed by • sheep-dog. To escape from the too-pressing attentions of this confounded animal, she jumped through a window in Holnicote House, went ...

... up to this point, and went still on to Brambam, where • turn leftwards took us into the Porlock Vale and on to Lynch and Holnicote, where this good stag was killed, after a trifle over two hours without • check. This brings a very satisfactory season to ...

... Holnibush, Backethole, Leigh Hill, Horner Gate and Water, crossing Parsonage Side, Luccom'he Plantation and Enclosures to Holnicote Rookery, where she wee killed after a very feat spin. Jan. 3, Cluuteharn.—Found a hind neer the Exford-road, raced over Bnowes ...

... with having covered twelve or fifteen miles in pursuit. Mr. Litson, of Bossington (who killed the deer), Mr. Birmingham, of Holnicote, and Mr. Yendall were three of the six. The other names I could not, I much regret to say, ascertain. Lord Ebrington, when ...

... ground, and for many a decade the favoured abode of the antlered tribe. I was inspecting the stables of Sir Thomas Acland, at Holnicote, a day or two ago, and here there is still a collection of antlers dating back well into the last century, and on many a ...

... rootover the ploc Hi . 21 Dunkery ll Gate.—Found in Longhorn Wood, F ound again, and ran a youngish deer from H orne r Mill, Holnicote, Selworthy. llindon, and iyll, near Mine hesd, where they were stopped at dark at the of the cliffs. Hountsey Hill Gate.—Found ...

... Little, Middleton Stoney, Bicester ; Somereet and Dorset ' Horns by Mr. H. Mays, Dorchester; Mountains by Mr. C. Birmingham, Holnicote, Taunton. The judges of pigs are Mr. J. W. Kimber, Fyfield Wick, Abingdon, for Berkshires • and Captain 11. Heaton, Worsley ...

... Combe, and ran by the Porlock Covers and liawkeoinhe to Horner. Fresh found him there, and ran by Horner Mill to Luccombe, Holnicote Great Wood, Vinuiford Cross, and Bretton Court, almost to Minehesd, then over the bill to Burgundy Chapel, where they pulled ...

... good old days when rieorge the Third was king, and when the hunt was carried on with lavish enthusiasm, with kenoels at Holnicote, Higheroombe, and, I believe, also at Bruton, be included in the comparison ; or the later years of Mr. Fenwick Hemmers long ...