64 The Hunting Countries of England, 



The great feature of all tlie soutliern portion of the 

 Fitzvnlliam country is the strength and distance 

 apart of its coverts. Take, for instance, Aversley 

 Wood, Barnwell Wold, and Ashton Wold. Foxes 

 are almost always on the spot ; and, once disturbed, 

 they must travel long distances to reach a second 

 refuge. With the Fitzwilliam you will always see 

 sport, and see foxes well hunted — and killed. 



