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LEAVES FROM A HUNTING DIARV 



Cockett, Mr. Capel-Cure, Mr. Chaffey-Collin, Mr. T. Cowee, Mr. and Mrs. 

 Weston Crocker, Mr. D. Christy, Mr. Dent, Mr. Nevill Dawson, Mr. 

 Dunlop, Mr. H. Fowler, Mr. S. Fitch, Mr. Newman Gilbey, Mr. G. Gold, 

 Mr. F. Green and family, Mr. Green (of Parndon), Mr. Hart, jun., Mr. 

 Harrison, Messrs. Horner (father and son), Mr. Kortright, Mr. H. E. 

 Jones, Miss Jones, Mr. F. Jones, Mr. P. S. Lee, Mr. H. W. Lee, Mr. 

 Milbank, Mr. Sheffield Neave, M.S.H., Mr. W. M. Marter, Mrs. Neill, 

 Messrs. New (2), Miss Edith Morgan and Miss M. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. 

 L. Pelly and daughter, Mr. Nicholson, Mr. A. C. Oldham, Mr. J. G. 

 Pally, Mr. E. Ouare, Mr. C. E. Ridley, Mr. Price, Captain and Mrs. 

 Ricardo, Mrs. and Miss Upton, Mr. Usborne, Messrs. W. and G. Sewell, 

 Mr. D. Cunliffe Smith, Mr. R. Cunliffe Smith, Mr. A. R. Steele and 

 brother, Mr. Percy Tippler, Messrs. J. and M. Tyndale White, Mr. R. S. 

 Tilling, Mr. and Mrs. Waters, Major Wilson, General Sir E. Wood, V.C., 

 Mr. Waltham. 



R. J. Dunlop on "Peggy" 



Mr. Dunlop is not the only one who, coming- into Essex 

 from the Land of Cakes, has developed a love for the manly 

 sport of fox-huntino-. Mr. Ritchie, of Willingale, was another. 

 Tis common knowledge that he can hold his own in a quick 



