FOXHOUXD-HAIlllIER. 



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selected, taking care to unite with it as fine and delicate a nose as 

 possible, but altogether regardless of the music, which used to be a 

 sine qua nan with masters of harriers. 



L.WELLS 



'•Dahlia," a pure Foxhound.* 



Among the packs of pure foxhounds which are devoted to 

 hunting the hare, Mr. Yeatman's has long been celebrated in the 

 west of England. His hounds possess very fine noses, combined 

 with great pace; and while they drive their hares to abandon 

 their natural doubles, they are able to hunt a cold scent in a 

 marvellously clever manner. 



One chief beauty in hare-hunting is the proper packing of the 



* "Dahlia" is bv the Duke of Rutland's "Driver," out of the Bramhammoor 

 " Dulcet." She is 21 inches in height. 



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