MR. HENRY GREENE 



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who was no flatterer, declared that Mr. Greene was the 

 best master the Ouorn ever had. Towards the end of 

 his life he lived a great deal in London, and was very 

 constant in his attendance at Boodle's, where he was 

 one of the foremost authorities on fox-hunting laws, he 

 being one of the Fox-hunting Committee of that club. 

 A very few weeks after his death came the severing 

 of the last link which connected Mr. Greene with the 

 Ouorn, except that his memory was long cherished by 

 those who had known him. Rolleston Hall passed into 

 new hands, and just about Christmastide the contents of 

 the house were put up to auction. The natural desire to 

 obtain some memento of so good a sportsman no doubt 

 accounted in part for the good prices realised, while a 

 considerable amount of amusement was caused when a 

 " portrait of a neighbouring nobleman " (probably a 

 former Lord Harborough) was put in at tenpence. 



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