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other sex, and Redbreast, a black, white, and 

 tan daughter of the Grove Rector and Roguish, 

 in her fourth season, stands very prominently 

 on my list. Phyllis and Proserpine, descended 

 from Cardinal and Pliant, are particularly 

 clever, with rare legs and feet. Among the 

 dog-hounds in their first season Trumpeter and 

 Traitor, Bondsman and Brusher, Potentate 

 and Pandarus, and also Woodman denote the 

 judgment that has been exercised in the 

 breeding department of these kennels. 



Lord Henry Bentinck's stud is a most 

 extensive and valuable one. Perhaps few, if 

 any, masters of hounds give more liberal prizes. 

 It matters not what the distance may be, if a 

 horse of very first-rate qualities is on sale, his 

 lordship is very likely to become a customer. 

 There are upwards of seventy, and all of very 

 great pretensions, under the care of Leather- 

 dale, a most intelligent servant. The stables 

 are about a mile from Lincoln, and consist of 

 loose boxes, principally in compartments of 

 two or three boxes in each, and every species 

 of accommodation, comfort, and convenience 

 that skill can devise and money procure has 

 been introduced. A remarkably well-arranged 

 covered ride affords shelter for exercise in the 



