•252 WARWICKSHIRE HUNT. 



WHIMPSTONE BRIDGE, MARCH 25. 



This morning we drew Gaily Oak, and did not find. 

 Better luck attended us afterwards, as we found a fox on 

 trying Preston Bushes, that burst off first for Gaily Oak, 

 and turned short to the right for the Sand House ; he then 

 inclined to the left, for Garrett's Brow ; leaning once more 

 to the left, he ran under the hill for Mickleton village, and 

 up to the Burnt-house. Left it to the right, and ran very 

 near to Camden ; then diverging to the left, reynard bore up 

 to Weston, through the Park, and on to Lady Norreys' 

 plantations. Bearing then to the left, he came back to 

 Weston Park, which he passed through, and on to New- 

 combe, where the hounds ran up to him. This run, up to 

 the first check, w'as 43 minutes, and the run altogether 55 

 minutes. 



Last meet, this season, Saturday, March the 30th, at 

 Upton. 



The pack, this season, hunted 80 days, and killed and 

 accounted for 9-i foxes. 



Mr. Russell gave up the houxids at the end of this 

 season. His horses were sold, at Tattersall's, on the *^7th 

 of May, and brought good prices. 



