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fair. Scent was good, and the weather capital. 

 G. Coxon, the kennel huntsman, left in November, 

 and W. Tongue came as huntsman from the Oakley, 

 and has been successful, showing sport. 



Amongst those hunting this season, 1911-12, with 

 Mr and Mrs Lewis Priestman are Lord and Lady 

 Allendale ; Mr J. E. Cowen, secretary to the hunt ; 

 Mr, Mrs, and Miss W. B. Dickinson, from Healey 

 Hall ; Mr R. Dickenson ; Mr and Miss Glover, from 

 Shotley Bridge ; Mr Charles Richardson ; Mr T. 

 Easy ; Mr G. Christopher ; Mr Thew ; Mr Sidney 

 Wilson ; Mr Hugh Wilson, from Shotley Bridge ; 

 Mr T. Pearson, from East Castle ; Mrs Hunter ; 

 Mrs Eltringham ; Mr T. and Miss Lambert, from 

 Lintz Green ; Mr J. M. Aynsley, from Consett ; Mrs 

 John 0. Scott, from Riding Mill ; Mrs J. R. Ritson ; 

 Miss Blackett, Miss Humble, Mr and Miss Burgess ; 

 Miss Penman, from Broadwood ; Miss Burgoyne 

 Johnson, from Greencroft ; Miss Eileen Rogerson ; 

 Mr Jack Rogerson, Mr Frank Bell, Mr W. C. Blackett. 



