HOUNDS OF ENGLAND. 



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Mr. Marriott has rather an indifferent country, the greater 

 part of it .having sm^H fields -azid high hBJDks : the whole of 

 it is " plough/' He succeeded Mr. Charles Newman in the 

 management of the East Essex, and has had them about five 

 years. 



GLOUCESTERSHIRE. 



FOXHOUNDS. 



NAME OF COUNTRY 

 OR HOUNDS. 



The Badminton. 



The Duke of Beau- 

 fort. 



HUNTSMAN. 



Will. Long. 



DAYS OF 

 HUNTING. 



Mon., Wed., 

 Thur., Sat. 



Favourite Fixtures.— Tillup's Inn; Chavenage Green; Boxwell 

 Ash; Badminton Lawn; Doddington Park; Syston Court; 

 Dyrham Park; Swallott's Turnpike; Bowood ; Bell at Old 

 Sodbury; Yate Turnpike ; Trouble House ; Stanton Park. 



No blood has ranked higher in the fox-hunting world than 

 the Duke of Beaufort's. The late Duke established the plan 

 of awarding silver cups to the tenants who reared the best 



