Related article: Shepherd, the first whipper-in. Only a couple and a half were killed, and it is wonderful that more damage was not done. Several hounds, however, were injured, but it is hoped that they will recover. . Woodland Pytchley. — Remem- bering the description of this pack in Baily last year, the V.D. made up his mind to see them in the field whenever opportunity offered. No time was to be lost, for the hunting season slips quickly away, and in less than two months after these lines appear, unless some- thing happens, this fine pack will be dispersed. Nothing has brought Catapres Tts 2 home to the V.D.'s mind the great dangers which beset hunting so much as the circumstances which have led to the giving up of the Woodland Pytchley. From in- formation which reaches him from sundry well-known countries, the V.D. is convinced that hunting will not survive another gener- ation in those districts where there are coverts capable of being made into pheasant preserves. How- ever, this is the future, but for the present the red coats still gleam through the trees. Some of the most beautiful hounds in England are looking up at George Whit- more, who then carried the horn in the absence of the Master. It is a pleasure to see them spread and try for Catapres 0.2 Mg their fox in the woodlands ; how easily they move, telling of good backs and loins and sound shoulders, as the pack scatters here and there among the trees, and with what a chorus they cluster to drive through the undergrowth after their fox. The best fox of the day was found in Carlton Wood, and thence to Brampton Wood, running a wide ring round and back to Brampton ; but hounds having driven their fox in great style through Pepweil were stopped off a beaten fox owing to shooting at Kings wood. To stop hounds running a well- earned fox is the most disheart- ening thing that Catapres Clonidine can be required of huntsmen or hounds. Lincolnshire. — There is pro- bably no pack in England which can show a better average of sport than the Southwold. One of the secrets of the success of these hounds may be Catapres Tts Patch found by turning to the new edition of " Baily 's Hunting Directory." They have had the same Catapres Tablets master and hunts- man since 1880, while those good supporters of hunting, the Walker family of Spilsby, have supplied a hunt secretary since 181 1. It is perhaps not quite so well known except in the Catapres Tts 3 hunt that in Fred Gosden they have one of the best kennel huntsmen in England. Somersby (as we all know, Ten- nyson was born there, and that the brook runs at the bottom of the village) was the meeting-place on November 26th. Large fields are unknown, and there is no ne- cessity to introduce capping to reduce their size. The hounds do that for us when Catapres 0.1 Mg they run, and but few saw the finish of the fine run from Ashby Puerorum to I899-] "OUR VAN. t» 51 Scremby, a nine-mile point in fifty minutes, over one of the most sporting lines in England. Xhere was one check after the first twenty minutes, and the pace, as the distance and time suggest to Lincolnshire men, was tre- mendous. Alas, that times should be so bad on these most sporting wolds of Lincoln ! The North Staffordshire.— The Duke of Sutherland hunted the pack himself on the day they met at Madeley Wood. After two short Catapres Tts gallops the best run of the day, or for the matter of that of the season, was with a stout fox from Hayes's covert. The fox chose the moor side of the covert, thus leading the pack over Catapres 100 a country mostly grass, and likely to carry a good scent. Hounds stood on good terms with the fox, Catapres Patch Tts and gave him such a bursting gallop that he was never able to gain Buy Catapres much ground. At Benistone he turned sharp to the left, but gained little by the move. A little way past Knighton they ran from scent to view. The Tynedale. — From the far north comes the story of a run of two hours and a half. Then hounds were stopped, a stout fox from the famous Robs Heugh covert having beaten them. This is a country wherein hounds have ever the best of horses. It can be ridden over in parts, but fences are always stiff, and sometimes gates are the only means of getting from one field to another. On the other hand, the grass causes a good scent, and hounds have to make out the line for themselves. If you want to see what hounds really can do when left to them- selves, try a visit to the Tynedale. The Croome. — Mr. Wrangham seems likely to Buy Catapres Online have a good season for his last in the country, where Lord Coventry gives all landed proprietors an object lesson of the way in which foxes and pheasants can live together in peace. Baily has told us before now that the Croome country is noted for its hard-riding leaders, and on Satur- day, November 26th, the three leaders, Mrs. Wrangham, Lady Dorothy Coventry, and Mrs. Bag- nail, were all out. Lady Coventry, too, was at the meet. As the day was spent in and about Croome covert, foxes were plentiful. They killed a leash, and were beaten by the last fox of the day at Salt Bath coverts. However, three foxes is enough even for the most blood- thirsty huntsman. West Kent— Mr. Ralph Nevill, of Birling Manor, had his portrait presented to him by the farmers of the hunt. It was a well-merited testimonial of regard. For thirty years Mr. Nevill, as master, and as adviser and Clonidine Catapres supporter, has been the mainstay of the West Kent hunt. No man ever hunted a difficult country more successfully, and with old George Bollen, his huntsman, he showed great sport. Lord Galway's. — Scent had been but moderate with these hounds till November 28th. Bel- more was drawn, and the chorus in the covert told of a fox and scent. By the way, hounds were driving forward through the wood ; we saw that they could not fail to make the Catapres Patches fox leave ere long. Once outside, hounds ran up wind nearly to the river Idle. At Drakeholes he turned and came nearly back to his starting place. Then hounds threw up their heads for the first time. A halloa put them right, and faster than ever they drove along towards Retford, and over the river. Here they changed, and this good fox made his escape. Hounds were stopped from the second fox, having been running