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received more afjsist.niee 

 Musters than froc; 



When the late 

 pack of harriers, \\ 

 seasons; but durii., 

 noviciate, as it ni:i 

 hunting with the > 

 ticularly attached lo i 

 Indeed, almost ont " 

 "great man in his v 

 .■I' ten couples of his pi; 

 pack. 



1 have here onlj- ; 

 icferehce to his pcrforman- 

 obsen'ed, that the full- 

 each other's trades ; i 

 good piece of cloth is ; 

 person may be a supt 

 Ijeing a master-man ir 

 be turned out in the \ • 

 was the end of the season , 

 the Nottinghamshire k< 

 kennel at Pitsford wa 

 which might account fo: 

 as might be desirable, 

 whipper-in Tom Smith, 

 some seasons in Wanv 

 company; but, althou;. 

 reason to doubt Mi. "*■ 

 a huntsmoii equal 

 go farther than tVi 

 he would be ai 

 hnd 1- ^'-' ' 

 b . 



anythinff but a 

 on fire, I i" " 

 and HH to 



a critical moment fi' 

 men under him. 



gave up his fox-hounds, hr ^c-]^^ a 

 sent Mr. Musters hunted I i ,s 



and indeed duinng the w! 





' he was in the constani , . .igj* 



. Meynell, who was not only par-^^' 



•'y considered him as his pupil. 



i« ts of the sporting life of this 



making a present to Mr. Muster-; 



ounds as a foundation of his futme 



i>resent Mr. Musters with 



field. Now it has been justly 



md the weaver, understand not 



' which, between them all, *§ 



Thus it is jjossible that a a 



't hounds in the field, without* 



■ ' yet the pack he hunts mavg 



When I was at Pitsford, i;5 



bitches were gone down t<g 



.early al an end. Tht-v 



ni Mr. Musters's house .-^ 



- eye not being over it so oftenS 



I to this, he had for his headC 



w 



i. mted Lord Middleton's pack foifi 



to 

 and he also had his house full olg 



■ no comparisons, I see not the leastf 



iipability to perform all the ihities of „ 



man in England. Indeed I wiB§, 



i.at, cradled as he was in a kennel^ 



i to the appellation of a stupid fello^|^ 



-elf in every department of the art of^j 



is. Now, as all the world knows he is 



. and with zeal enough to set the world 



■ at he must be a good kennel huntsman : 



in the field, not another word need be 



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