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

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... HUNTING. Fox Hunting in The Tarporley Hunt sports regularly inaugurate the Cheshire hunting season, to-day (Tuesday). Foxes are to found in abundance. The South Cheshire Hounds drove a out of one of the woods of the Marquis of Cholmondeley, and the same ...

... 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 ...

... HUNTING. The opening of the hunting season in Cheshire commences with the Tarporlsy Hunt Week, which is the present week. The occasion is one of great festivity, and yesterday the Tarporley Hunt Club held their annual leaping competition, principally ...

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

... —\> are requested to say that this pack will not meet Thursday, previously announced. The Herts Hunt.—lt was proposed at a meeting of the Herts Hunt, Thursday last, that Lord Dacre requested to sit for his portrait, to be presented to Lady Dacro, as ...

... HUNTING. Household Brigade Draohounds.—This military Eaok of draghound*, hunted the officers of the Houseold Brigade of inards. enjoyed, on Saturday afternoon, a capital run over the Buckinghamshire country. The meet was at Eton College, and there was ...

... 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 ...

... HUNTING t,. * nwigoft. to Hie Albrighton Hounds, Is open Jn the .. n the Btaaoii. ■ljL* Hauanw m~f* next at Norton »no«a. Saturday Pendeford. at II am. ...

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