... Ullswater and Blenestbra Foxhounds, for they hell a joint meet at Gowbarrow Hall the residence of Mr J. Strict urn, a keen sportsman. Ihe Ullawater Hounds were under the charge of Mr Hasell, master, and JO-.) Bowman, huntsman, while the Right Hon. J. W. ...

... the hare swam down amid-stream with most, if not all the pack in her wake. This was too much for a well•known and thorough sportsman (Frank Wybergh,Esq.), who probably being reminded of some otter hunting in his own canny Cumberland, plunged in and rescued ...

... impec6 fled time he said, Time's up. My lsole. Then lifting his foot, And here's your be', mister. A certain easy-going sportsman was known as fair gams on the various courses. Vary frequently be lost • gold watch to which he was particularly attached ...

... St. Petersburg, he was invited to a Royal hunt at about one hundred vents from that city. The Prince, who wm a passionate sportsman, set off for the rendezvous in good time, but missed his road, and found himself at the appointed time in a little village ...

... recovered. A DESPERATE ATTACK .—A remarkable exhibition of nerie in shooting was given by Colonel Nightingale, a famous sportsman of India. He had got a running shot at a tiger from the back of his elephant, hitting him in the shoulder. The beast rushed ...

... watchfulness of modern days might result in a load jam-band alarm if such pleasant artifices were employed Will. COMMONS' ROLL OF HONOUR. By the time Parliament meieernblee i n February 15th, the memorials which are being put up in the Palace of Westminster ...

... his marriage. Lord William Powlett began his racing career somewhat late in life. His father was a shrewd and intelligent sportsman, who was said to be half Scotchman, half Manchester-man. His grace was owner of the famous racers Barefoot, Memnon, and Muley ...

... addition to the library of the sportsman, country gentleman, and breeder of live dock. Tue collection in the Guildhall has lately received several additions, Among these are a portrait of Sir William Grant, once Master of the Rolls, painted by Sir Thomas Lawrence ...

... appearance this week upon the historic cricket-ground of Lord's was naturally seized as an occasion to do him special honour. Long years have rolled since that famous Year of Grace when The Three Graces —G. F., E. M., and W. G.—were in their prime, and ...

... addition to the library of the sportsman, country gent louniin, and breeder of live stock. THE collection in the Guildhall has lately received several additions. Among these are a portrait of Sir William Grant, once Master of the Rolle, painted by Sir Thomas ...

... appearance this week upon the historic cricket-ground of Lord's was naturally wised as an occasion to do him special honour. Long years have rolled since that famous Year of Grace when The Throe Graces—C. F., M. M., and W. G.—were in their prime, and Gl ...

... Pukes Saleable for Amounts Oorreepoenack—T. MO Stationer, Wigton. v. svA i CIRINKLED PAPER, all anatteJ, at Id, 3d and lid per roll. Very Large New Stock always on hand. AU the most popular colours Dancing OW brand kept in stook.—T. MO MICOUN. Stationer ...