Related article: nearly a dead letter in Yorkshire. Fog interfered sadly with sport in January, and after the stoppage caused by the lamented death of Her late Majesty, the frost has kept hounds in kennel, with the exception of two or three stolen days. Yet when it has been possible to hunt the average of sport has been well maintained, and there are some capital runs to record. Lord Hiddleton's. — A couple of days' sport with Lord Middleton*s of which I had not heard when I last wrote are certainly worthy of a record in the pages of Baily. On Friday, January nth, they met at Wold Newton, and had one of those old-fashioned runs with a stout wold fox which are so numerous in the annals of the hunt. They found in a small patch of gorse near Wold Newton village, and ran a circle over Fordon and by Flixton Whin and Carrs Dale Whin back to Wold Newton, as a preliminary, this part of the run occupying 35 minutes, and the pace all that could be wished. There was no dwelling, but luckily for the sobbing horses the pace was a little slower as they pointed for Ganton, whence they turned right-handed across Willerby Wold and ran another wide ring back over Fordon Dale to Wold Newton covert, and nearly down to the village. Then they ran nearly the same line as they had run at first, pointing for Flixton, but instead of turning to the right, they ran straight on to Hunmanby. Leaving Hunmanby on the right, they left the Wolds, not far from Flotmanby, and ran hard over Flixton Carrs and Staxton Carrs, leaving the vil- lages on the left, and finally killed midway between Staxton and Seamer. They must have run twenty-one miles, and they did it in two hours and fifty minutes. It seems needless to add that very few saw this stout wold fox eaten,, barely a dozen all told. On Saturday, January 12th, they met at Hildenly, and had another long run. They found near Hildenly Hall, and ran Order Lotrel Online fast down to Welburn. Here they turned right-handed, and skirting Brandreth Wood, ran on to Castle Howard Park. Crossing the park, they ran over Terrington Carrs, and leaving Ganthorpe on the left, they ran up to Terrington village, and turned over the low Lotrel 5-20mg end of Sheriff Hutton Carrs on to- the Flat Top road, where they checked owing to some of the field, who had begun to find the road useful, getting between the hounds and their fox. Grant soon had them going again, and they raced away from Wiganthorpe, over Flat Top and across the- Carrs to Sheriff Hutton village, where the fox was headed. Swinging left-handed, they crossed Stittenham Beck, and ran through a corner of Stittenham Wood, the- only covert they touched, to Mow- thorpe Dale, where they marked their fox to ground after an hour and forty-five Buy Cheap Lotrel minutes, with only one check. The Bramham Moor.— Lotrel 2.5 10 Mg On Monday, January 14th, the Bram- ham Moor had what was probably 220 baily's magazine. [March the run of the season. They met at North Deighton, and found then: first fox in Braham Wood. They ran him hard by Plompton rocks and over the Crimple Beck into Rudding Park, where they checked, but were soon going again down the Crimple Valley to Hookstone Wood, Here they checked again, but they did not lose much time, and hunted rather slowly past Bilton Court and over Forest Moor into Birkham Wood. Here they worked up to their fox, who was viewed just in front of them, and they ran fast through Plompton Rocks, where the fox was viewed again, and on to Plompton Grange, where they lost him very suddenly after a good run, in a moderate country, of one hour and a half. They found the fox of the day in Sick- linghall Wood, and ran him over the Sicklinghall road through Devonshire Wood and Woodhall Park down to the Wharfe. Along the river banks the pace was fast as they pointed for Collingham, but turning sharply to the right they crossed the river, luckily close to a ford. Though the ford was a good one, some time was lost in getting out at the far side, and hounds got a long start. When they were caught up on the Harewood and Wetherby road, it was found that they had divided, only nine couples being left to go on with the hunted fox. Crossing the Collingham Beck, they pointed for West Woods, but turning short back, they re crossed the beck, and ran by Keswick village, where the fox had been seen run- ning about on the cottage roofs. He had not waited for them however, and they hunted him through the long covert at Hollin Hall and to Vicar*s Close, where they unluckily changed. With their fresh fox they ran down to the river and along Lotrel Cough the banks to Harewood Bridge, where, as it was nearly dark, and they were known to have a fresh fox before them, Smith stopped them. Hounds got together again when they re-crossed the Coliinghani Beck. On Saturday, February 9th, they Lotrel Caps had a good day, when many people would scarcely have thought of leaving the kennel. For there was a lot of snow about, some of the fences having snow for two or three yards on each side of them, and the ditches were in many places drifted full of snow. East Keswick was the fixture, but the ground being Purchase Lotrel Online in such a state, they went on to West Woods. Here they found, and after ten minutes in covert, they faced the open, and ran smartly by Comp- ton and Collingham, through Jerrison's Wood, and over Fat Fot Hill. Crossing the Hare- wood and Wetherby road, they ran through the West end of Lang with and along the banks of the Wharfe to Keswick Ox Close, where they marked their fox to ground Generic Lotrel after a very sporting run of Lotrel Tablets forty-five minutes. They un- fortunately chopped an old dog fox in Vicar's Whin, and then they went to Harewood, where they found more snow and less scent. They found near Grey- stone Whin, and hunted nicely for thirty-five minutes by the end of Eccup Reservoir and on towards Alwoodley Crag, when some sheep ran the line and they had to give it up. They found again on Wigton Moor, and hunted nicely, leaving Wike village to the right and Wike Clump to the left, but hounds had to work hard on the sticky plough. They left Biggen farm on the left, and ran through Wike Whin, hunting on slowly but very prettily through Black- moor and Kid hurst, and over the Lotrel Strengths Leeds and Wetherby Railway