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Guns:Five Breech-Loading Rifles and Shot Guns iincluding Short Enfield Rifle and Lefaucheau Shot Gun.

The Meet. With Bright Faces and Merry Hearts.

The Cotswold at Compton Abdale.

The Old Berkshire at Balking.

Favourite Covert and a Sure Find. Hunting party galloping through fields.

Full Cry from Leading Roothing to High Easter.

The Start of the Hunt at Matching Green.

The Pytchley at Braunston Brook.

The Bicester. A Check at Edgecott.

Gone to Ground at Man Wood with a view of Hatfield Broad Oak.

The Belvoir. The Duke of Rutland’s Hounds in the Vale near Jericho Gorse.

Chinese Pheasant. Phasianus Torquatus. Drawn from life at the Zoological Society’s Vivarium.

Oakley Hunt: Going to cover with Huntsman Tom Whitmore.

Cartoon: The penalty of success.

The Death from Dunnon High Wood at Easton Lodge.

John Savile Lumley-Savile. Rufford Abbey refers to a popular song based on his predecessor’s battle with poachers on their estate. SPY

Brook Hawking: The precursor to wildfowl shooting practised on all bodies of water with dogs flushing to falcons.

“Forty minutes o’er the grass without a check, boys”

“The Sinner” Charles FitzRoy, 4th Baron Southampton.

Common stag and German stag.

Shooting Flying: The first mention of shooting flying birds rather than perched birds is by Blome; the new fashion probably began with the return of Charles II from exile.

Meet of The Quorn Hounds at Brooksby, Near Melton, Leicestershire.