ii6 1885. 



April 13th. — 



The meet was the alwa^^s popular one of 

 Pulhani, and the road in front of the Green 

 Man was soon as crowded as usual. We 

 moved on to Ranksborough Gorse, where nobody 

 was at home ; but Pulham Gorse was tenanted, 

 as the music of the dog hounds soon proclaimed, 

 and they quickly pushed him out and ran him 

 smartly to the other gorse, and thence made a 

 ring towards the Green Man, losing their fox 

 after twenty minutes' twisting hunting. Our 

 next run was from Humber Wood (after calling 

 at Holwell Plantations and Short Wood), and 

 from here he ran towards Ranksborough, and 

 then away over the King's Stag Mill, and they 

 killed him, in the pigsty of the farm beyond, 

 in thirty-four minutes. Then drew Brickells 

 and found two there. We got away with one 

 of them over Stock Park to Woodbridge 

 Withybed, and on, heading for Bulhams, which 

 we left on our right, and followed the line very 

 slowly through New Gorse and out in the 

 direction of Pulham Gorses, and made it good 



