. La plus ancienne de l'Angleterre : en cours de recherche de chapitres de l'histoire de l'Bilsdale, Farndale et chasses Sinnington, recueillies pendant plusieurs années. ly dans ces pays et l'onu-prétentieux, et avec ces renards stout, thathunting s'exécute tout proches de ceux dont jouissent les ourforbears sont apprécié. Dans le New York Herald pour février 23, 1856, un goodrun avec le Hambleton Hounds a été enregistré par Tally-ho, un écrivain qui a eu une journée avec le pack spécialement pour seeif les rapports qu'il avait entendu au sujet de la merveilleuse sportit avait étaient corrects. Il se déclare convaincue au-delà de ses plus optimiste expectati

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. England's oldest hunt : being chapters of the history of the Bilsdale, Farndale and Sinnington Hunts, collected during several years. ly in these rough and un-pretentious countries, and with these stout foxes, thathunting runs anything approaching those enjoyed by ourforbears are enjoyed. In the York Herald for February 23, 1856, a goodrun with the Hambleton Hounds was chronicled by Tally-ho, a writer who had a day with the pack specially to seeif the reports he had heard regarding the wonderful sportit was having were correct. He declared himself satisfied beyond his most sanguine expectations. The meet wason February 15, at Murton, on Hambleton:— Found in Deep Gill, ran down to Cadel Mill, up steep ascent towardsold Byland, thence in straight line to Long Plain, through WeathercoteFarm, across the wall enclosures to the Hambleton training ground, coming in on the low side of the moor. Then pressed fox made forWhitestonecliffe, and tried to shelter in the rocks ; driven out, madealong the hill side to Rolston Scar, Headed there he turned back toLake Gormire, and again to the rocks at Whitestonecliffe, then through. THE HAMBLETON HOUNDS. 77 South Woods to Boltby Scar. Relentlessly pressed, the fox ascendedthe moor again, crossed the valley of Gadd, towards Deep Gill (hisstarting point), then found shelter for a time in Ashbury Woods. Ona successful cast in the valley he was hit off again down the valley, across the Rye, into Bilsdale. Then, as it was getting dark, houndswere whipped off, after a run of nearly four hours. The same journal, under the heading of The HambletonFox Hounds, thus announced the commencement of opera-tions in their issue of October 25, 1856 :— These hounds have commenced hunting this season with everyprospect of a good supply of foxes, and through the kindness of themaster and members of the Hurworth Hunt, who have given permissionto hunt the Cotcliffe and Landmoth covers, they have obtained a greatacquisition to their district. The membe

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