xii. Contents. 



CHAPTER XIII. 



PAGE 



Russell and his Friend, the Rev. A. F. Luttrell, of 

 Quantockshead — Danger of Handling a Stag at Bay 

 — Man and Hound injured, and both saved by 

 Russell — Ladies to the Front over Exmoor — Mrs. 

 Cholmondeley's Perilous Fall . . . .291 



CHAPTER XIV. 



Visits Marham Hall and Sandringham — Dances the 

 Old Year out and the New Year in with the 

 Princess of Wales — Manly Traits in the Young 

 Princes — Sorrow at Home — His Clerical Life — 

 Tiverton Old Boys' Meetings. . . • 310 



CHAPTER XV. 



Russell Removes to Black Torrington — A Disastrous 

 Fire in his New Stables — Hunts with the Quorn, 

 the Cottesmore, the Belvoir, and the Beaufort 

 Hounds — Visits Col. J. Anstruther Thomson, and 

 goes with him and Mr. J. Whyte-Melville to Ascot 

 — Hunts with the Staghounds, and again Visits 

 Sandringham — His Last Illness — Death and Funeral 337 



