SUSSEX SPANIEL. 



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altogether has rather a wcascly appearance, but the body bein<'- 

 considerably stouter in proportion than that animal's. The coat is 

 very thick, but should be silky and wavy, not curled, except in 

 the featherings, which are long and well marked. Colour, yellow 

 and white, or, as is most highly prized, lemon and white. This 

 dog is almost invariablv mute. 





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" Geokge " and " Romp," * Sussex Spaniels, the property of E. Soames, Esq., 



of London. 



The Sussex spaniel differs from the Clumber in shape and 

 colour, as well as in his " questing," his note being full and bell- 

 like, though sharp. In height and weight there is not much 



* Bred by the late A. E. Fuller, Esq., of Rose Hill, Brightliug, Sussex, and 

 descended from the celebrated stock of Mr. Moueypeuny, of Rolvendon. 



