2go 1887. 



Tliorii, crossed the G.W.R., and rose tlie hill 

 towards Castle Gary. Leaving the town on 

 his left, he ran the Allotments, and was pulled 

 down about a mile and a-half further on, at 

 Pitcombe, close to the main earths. Time, 

 one hour fifteen minutes. The hounds found 

 again at Wearyall, and ran a large ring of about 

 thirty-five minutes by Verigore and Maryland, 

 and lost in the Gallhampton Gullies. 



January 26th. — 



Evercreech Junction produced a small field 

 and poor scent. As the Master had met with 

 an accident the day before, the horn was 

 carried by Charley Fox, the whipper-in. Yet, 

 notwithstanding all his efforts, patience and 

 skill were not to be rewarded with blood. Mr. 

 Carey's covers were drawn blank, and Cockmel 

 produced the fox of the day. This fox took us 

 nearly to Goose Furling, and then, bearing 

 right, crossed the S. and D.R. to and through 

 Folly Wood, and on nearly to Shepton Mallet, 

 but, the scent was failing, and the further we 

 went the worse it got, and finally our fox was 



