Related article: I90I.] ** OUR VAN. 221 near Thornes Station, on to Nor- wood Bottoms, where they gave it up at 5.15 p.m., after a nice hunting run of an hour and ten minutes. The York and Ainsty. — Tues- day, January 22nd, found the York and Ainsty at Red House. They found their first fox in Red House Wood and hunted him slowly by Deighton Whin and over Scagglethorpe to the banks of the Ouse, along which they ran pointing for Nether Popple- ton, and were finally run out of scent at New Earn. They found again in Askham Whin, and ran very sharply to Bilbrough lane end. Then they made tracks back to the Whin and hunted for a long time in covert before they again faced Order Luvox the open. When they did it was to run a short ring to Ask- ham Richard, where the fox took to the gardens, and they killed him. Time, 42 minutes. Hitherto nothing much had been done, but there was to be some heavy work before hounds saw their kennel again. Col ton Hagg provided ** a find without a wait," and hounds raced up wind by Colt on and Steeton and through Picker- ing Wood to Bow Bridge farm. Here they checked Luvox Fluvoxamine and hunted slowly past the Wild Man and turned towards Steeton planta- tion. At Steeton plantation they got on terms with their fox again, and ran hard to Colton Luvox Tablets railway gates and nearly to Bolton Percy. They swung left-handed through the Brickyard plantation and on to Nun Appleton Park, where they got a view of their fox. He beat them into Sicklebits Wood, through which they ran pointing for Acaster Selby. Turning right- handed, they viewed their fox across Wharfe Ings to the river side, which he reached just in front of them and crossed, hounds after him, the time to this point VOL. Lxxv. — NO. 493. being an hour and a half. There was no bridge for miles, and not a boat that would take a horse on board, so Mr. Lycett Green crossed the river in a boat, and soon afterwards, picking up a farm horse, went on in search of hounds. It seems that they had run by Thorpe and nearly to Selby, and about seven o'clock they had most of them been picked up. Whether Purchase Luvox they killed their fox or not no one knows, but they Luvox Price were frequently seen close to him. It was eleven o'clock when they got back to the kennel. On Monday, February nth, Buy Luvox they met at Aldwark, and had a good day's sport, in spite of the unpromising weather. They had a beautiful find in Aldwark Wood, and raced their fox by Fall gates Luvox 50 to the banks of the Ouse and along the riverside to Linton Lock. Then turning to the left they crossed the Newton road and ran along the Kyle side nearly to Linton Spring. Fluvoxamine Luvox Turning sharp back along the Kyle side they ran down to the river again, and after they had passed Linton they checked for a moment. A holloa on the road put them right, and they ran at a holding pace by Fallgates into Aldwark Wood. Thence they hunted slowly by Aldwark Moor and Youlton to Alne Whin, where they once Luvox 150 Mg more got on terms with their fox and hunted him nicely, leaving Low Jiarbour to the right, past Fall- gates into Aldwark Wood, where he doubtless went to ground. Time, 2 hours. The afternoon fox was found in Court House Spring. After hunting a few fields in the direction of Newton Brickyard they checked, but a holloa soon put them right, and they hunted by Beningbrough Station and through Overton Wood, by Overton Grange and 15 222 BAILY S MAGAZINE. [March Fairfield on to Clifton Ings, where the fox crossed the river after a nice hunt of an hoiir. Ireland. — Hunting. — In the sister isle all recognised packs of foxhounds kept to their kennels for a fortnight after the death of Her Majesty; hunting was re- sumed by the Meath hounds on the same day as the Quorn took the field, and before the end of that week all packs were in full swing again. Luvox 50mg But the period of mourning was followed by some frosty weather of a curious catchy description, and the Carlow hounds lost two days in the first week of the new era, Luvox 100 while the Kildare also were mulcted of a day. Mr. Robert Watson's hounds (for the veteran M.F.H. was not Luvox Cr Coupon out himself) had a very good day when the Garlow and Island first took the field again. This was on the 9th inst., when they ran a fox for over two hours, all the time in their Kildare territory, and consequently in a very good country. The fox came from Luvox 200 Mg Knockroe covert, and the run began at a very quick pace indeed towards the Duke of Leinster's fine old castle of Kilkea, near which some dogs played havoc with the scent ; then followed very cold hunting for an hour to- wards Castledermot when this fine pack were working up to their fox, which they then began to drive along, and for thirty minutes ran at a great pace, finally getting into the next field to him. Unfortunately, after crossing a stream they took up the heel line ; the horn of the master was wanted badly, as is usual when difficulties occur, and the run ended un- satisfactorily. In Kildare, though the weather was most disagreeable on the first days of the Luvox Cr re-opening, they have done well, for they had a very good day's sport on the 5th when they met, on a cruel frosty morn- Luvox Online ing, at Naas. A lot of woodland hunting at Osbertstown gave the sun time to warm the ground before they ran out a very cunning fox, who crossed a canal twice and played other tricks on his devious route by Rathaskar and Newlands to Herbertstown, where half the pack rolled him over, the Luvox 50 Mg • other hounds going away with Buy Luvox Online a fresh fox to Kosetown, where they put him to ground. They then found in Major Moore's old gorse at Killashee, and were stopped when making for Dunnestown wood at half- past five o'clock after another good gallop. These hounds also had a very fast and