340 AN ACCOUNT OF DOG KENNELS, 



it is inferior to none, of limilar magnitude, in 

 the kingdom. 



Situated on the borders of two counties abound- 

 ing with excellent covers, and every way well cal- 

 culated for fox-hunting, the worthy baronet, 

 greatly efleemed by the neighbouring gentry, and 

 beloved by a numerous and refpe6lable tenantry, 

 proves himfelf a true defcendant of Nimrod; 

 while his lady, in the prime and bloom of life, 

 adorned with every female virtue and accomplifh- 

 ment, and not lefs efteemed and beloved by all 

 ranks of people than her hufband, frequently en- 

 joys with him the fports of the field, and con- 

 vinces the world that the moft delicate habits of 

 thinking and ailing are not incompatible with 

 being charmed with the mufic of the hounds, 

 the delights of the chace, and the health-giving 

 exercife of equeftrian diverfions. 



FINIS, 



