... quarter hour. A good specimen found in Hatherley Wood beat hounds after capital hunt mimiies with scarcely check. During this run Mr. Sandford, late secretary North Cotewold Hunt, had nasty fall, and received severe kick the head from his horse. Parton Brake ...

... HUNTING WITH -‘irPITAU- ' BARTON UNDER-NEEDWOOD. it steading in charming gronade ol acres, fsciag the matt liafoT »mi ooetalak: lha had aadteUfogfoaaa! nath-reoa, lonnge hall, eater hall with cloak paon. throe 'HJfXpLE and Co. hare iiatmetioag RiNl r ...

... HUNTING. LORD BATHURST’S. Saturday's meet of lord Bathurst s f*. the Four Mile Lodge, near Cirencester. This being the morning following the Yeomanry ajge field put in appearance, including Lord Bathunrt, riShnoca the of Sarawak. Lord and Lady GrantSy ...

... HUNTING. The North Staffordshire Hounds met yesterday at the Bird-in-Hand. Colonel Dobson had • large following, the company including numerous representatives of the Meynell Hunt. There was again oapital sport. k'rom Bromley Wood bounds pushod a good ...

... HUNTING. Facue TO SUMO TUTU PACK*. By Cuthbert Bradley:. Wfupater of the with an Introduction by Captain Pennell Elmhirst. Bronksby. of the Field. (Ruutledge. 12s. 641.) Books about bunting will never cease to charm till oue of the most deeply ...

... HUNTING. MASTER OP SOUTH OXFORDSHIRE. • Two mootings have now been held oeamder (he resignation Mr. W. H. Barber, the master above hounds, A revolution was curried, urging the master to reconsider his decision, pats, tion, signed 323 farmers and landowners ...

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... HUNTING. Tbe Blsnkmy Hounds finiahsd cubbing season in capital fashion ymlsrdsy, whan tbsy brought tho list of to U* brsoo. Tbo meet was Aagarby, and from the miaimmnimmt there was dull A fen pat to light (real Sill’s Gens could not stead pmiari. and ...

... meeting of the West Meath 'Hunt coin )csoeiilay, Mr. H. Smith, tete of Narra. v e n: t el isa A t igeil o ca. al Uleemer mt the Barbour, resigned. Hr. Arthur Pollock. its master of the ilidare Hounds, was appointed to hunt the pack. and Jack Brown retained ...

... HUNTING. by leoltotkel. 12.0: Tb.. °mid Ea; $., 11.0. Play R. Apple, n.. proefoik Wood; lg. West Heath, 110. (Lord Willoughby do Broket—W„ Park; To.. Westoo Howe; Th, ., n. North (Her A. E. Parkert-Ter. W., Gibbet 11111; F., 8.. Weetherosk. 11.0. Waters ...

... HUNTING. Some stirring sport was associated with the meet of the Blankney Hounds at Evrerby yesterday. Sir Robert Earner was in command, and the held included General Sir Mildmay and Kiss Laura Willson, Mr. Jessopp, Miss Jeeaopp, Sir George Whichcote ...

... HUNTING. the North Staffordshire Hounds opened their cub hunting season in the covers contiguous dffoors village, where the master of tb- hunt. Colonel Dobson, of Ssighferd Hall, controlled operations. Two Utters of strong and healthy cubs were encountered ...