... HUNTING. MEETS YESTERDAY. After mow* than forinifhf* enforced jdkwM (be Hound. Mellon Monbr.y .nd Gr«»» Dulbj, jJFoiGcd » tunt- Inc callop, wbich lotted o»«r boar. A broe» fiodi loxt* jumped m tbo Wood loud*, ond bound. I brooded their «rouud. of n'vorol ...

... HUNTING. ...

... HUNTING. SERIOUS ACCIDENT WITH THE HERTFORDSHIRE. ...

... HUNTING. Although the Atherstone Hunt Committee have decided as far as possible to continue foxhunting during the coming season, they will do so on a limited scale, and it is understood that there will be no formal opening meet this year on the first ...

... HUNTING. WITH THE HOUNDS YESTERDAY. Tb» Cbcahii* Haul* net at U*wU*r 7*^« ...

... HUNTING. CbNm Bowida lanky irit• varied eiplfl fosse • *meg of euto Ifl Goa, foliswias is es of a f wio weird likes Romer. and raa es far Cooi r.„0.. NAway. liotwowir, wan is dilleaktes. ifigrataaally eel of SOW' by tie brim. OW salsossly • trio the ...

... HUNTING. Capital sport was enjoyed by a large field with Skeeter gbelswell Park hounds went to Fringterd Hill. and posted past :Stratton Audit) , Park into Goddingios vale. Tim hue and ery was earned past Twyford and Marsh Gibbet' Villsge, treat wheneo ...

... HUNTING. Counter of Yarborough digitised to as gatlmmeg ma t. ocraaios of the lawn wet of the niittmonsore st idnioorititorp- Hall Among tbe followers Earl of and (*wiry. Um Hon. Lancelot Limrthsr. the of Mr. tliaslus M.P., Er. Meousel Mr.., and Blair ...

... . HUNTING. (Iron, Ow? •••••••••••••te) ~.— A Lawn tbe of Rutland's Hounds y!merelag at to lord Bali, the ret,dence ofkinjor Nallts 10001600, attracted • very largo geld. Mate WAS only • moderate and the of the pack were inereand by the rem that horsemen ...

... was marked to ground after forty minutes’ hunt at a good pace. New Gorse yielded a fox that after giving a short ringing hunt was lost. The last fox the day was one brace found Prison Copse, and afforded slow hunt, principally in tho Heythrop country, and ...

... HUNTING. An exceptionally sharp frost prevailed in Lincolnshire yesterday, and the Blankney followers who kept the appointment at Martin found the ground ver y hard. A smaller company than usual included Lady Enid Pane. Captain George Paynter, Mr. C.ml ...

... Hounds found quickly in a covert near Wootton Station, and yn-re kept hunting in the vicinity of Bridleaford, on the estate of Mr. Ktephenson Clarke who is a good supporter of the hunt, but swamped nature country adversely affected the day's sport. Hounds ...