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took water between Mortimer and Strathneld- 

 saye, where she was secured after a run of 

 two hours and forty-five minutes. At the 

 meet was a large field, and with them Prince 

 George of Cambridge, Lord Adolphus Fitz- 

 clarence, and Lords George Bentinck and 

 Dorchester. 



On the retirement of Maj or Barrett, 1842. 

 Mr. Augustus Onslow, eldest son of **- 0n v f low 



& ' takes the 



the Hon. Colonel Onslow of Upton H - H - 

 House, became master of the H. H., and had 

 them for three seasons. Mr. Onslow discharged 

 the duties of master with satisfaction to every- 

 body, and his retirement carried with it the 

 sincere regret of all who hunted with him, for 

 he was courteous to his field, a good sports- 

 man, and a forward rider. 



Jack Shirley was Mr. Onslow's Servants. 

 huntsman for his first year, and he was followed 

 by Will Cox. During the two first seasons, 

 Jem Gower and Richard Hall, and the third, 

 George Cox and Hall, were whippers-in. Both 

 William and George Cox have seen wniiam and 

 a great deal of hunting in different Georse Cox " 

 parts. In 1837 they were both whips to Gene- 

 ral Wyndham, at Sladeland, under Sharp ; 

 they then came to the H. H. Will Cox went 

 to the Vine in 1845, when Sir Richard Ry croft 



