Related article: 7th the first whip, Tom Parker, was tfarow-Q heavily and 4)roke one of 1^ legs. On Decerolxr 8th Mr. W. R. Court, of Mid- dlewick, sustained a fractured collar-bone. The death of the Hon. Burton Percy Eurax 10 ; Bingham occurred on December loth at his residence, Kymount House, Athenry, ' at the age of forty-five years. Mr. Bing- ham was a popular man, a welI-kno«m follower of the Galway Hounds, and brother of Lord Clanmorris, late Master of the Galway Hounds. A sad accident in the hunting field on December loth resulted in the death two days later of Colonel Bernard Ileygate, of the Army Service Corps, and Deputy- Assistant Adjutant-General for the Thames district. While out with the Hundred of Hoo Foxhounds Colonel He}*gale's horse, instead of jumping, crashed through a hurdle and came clown, the rider sustain- ing a fracture of the base of the skull. The Ullswater Foxhounds had an extra- ordinary run, which is recorded in the Field of December loth : — '• The meet was at Kirk Eurax Online stone Top, the highest inhabited point in England, and the road to it and from it is pretty well known to those who are acquainted with the Lake district. However, hounds never reached the meet, for when near Brothers Water they struck a strong scent, a fox evidently having crossed the road quite recently. Bowman, the huntsman, could not restrain his pack, which dashed away in full cr}', and ulti- Eurax Cream mately unkennelled their game at Raven Crag. A long and terribly rough ran resulted, the fox taking to the lop i^f Kentmere High Street. Here the mist and rain and sleet came on so thickly that it was impossible to see the hounds, so perforce huntsman and followers retraced their steps to Kirkstone. Nothing further SPORTING INTELLIGBNCB. 73 could be heard of hounds, so Bowman returned to the kennels without his pack. However, the inclemency of the Eurax Cream 100g weather did not seem to interfere with the scent, for it afterwards transpired that the fox was run from High Street, over Thomihwaite Crag, post the Quarries, down into the Vale of Troutbeck, being ultimately killed by the liotinds not far from the village. It proved to be a vixen, whose brush will be a re- minder of what a pack of hounds may do unaided over one of the roughest countries in Kngland." While hunting with the North Cheshire Hounds on December 1 2th, Colonel Tom- kinson, of the 1st Royal Dragoons, met. with a bad fifill, and sustained a broken collar bone. A bod Order Eurax case Eurax Price of hound poisoning occurred in Ireland on December 12th. While the Purchase Eurax Online County Limerick Foxhounds were out at Ballagarry, it was discovered that four of the hounds had been poisoned. They died soon afterwards, and the remainder of the pack were immediately taken to the kennels. The Bedale Hounds met at Catterick on December Purchase Eurax 12th. A fox was hunted from the Limekiln, by Gran and Willerby, to Bainness, where the fox entered the village and took up position on the roof of a cottage ; being forced down he entered a house and was there killed. While hunting Lord Rothschild's Stag- hounds Buy Eurax on December 12th at Southcourt, the well-known huntsman. Jack Boore, sustained a fall which resulted in a broken collar-bone. A mishap occurred to the North Stafford- shire Hounds on December 14th while hunting along the railway line from Robin Hood Cover. Despite the efforts of the driver of an approaching train, one hound was killed, the remainder of the pack fortunately escaping. The death of Mr. Eurax Lotion Christopher Sykes took place on December 15th at his London residence, in his 68th year. While Order Eurax Online the United Hunt Foxhounds were drawing a covert at Ormesgrove, near Cork City, 00 December i6th, six couples of hounds were found to be poisoned, and five and a half couples were missing. The remainder of the pack were at once called off, and the meet abandoned. The Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild, M.P., died suddenly at his residence, Waddesdon Manor, Bucks, on December 17th, aged 56 years. A well-known county cricketer died in December, at the early age of 32 years. Captain Robert Popham Spurway, VOL* LXXI. — NO. 467. of the Royal Engineers, who played Eurax Hc with considerable success for Somersetshire, was at the head of his county averages in 1894, his best performance being a score of icis not out against Gloucestershire. The Sandringham Stud has sustained a great loss in the death of Thais, who died during the last week of November from inflammation. Bred by H. R. 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Yet it is an acknowledged £act that at the Ripon races, in 1725, when the Buy Eurax Online Ladies' Plate was one of the chief items on the race card, all the competitors were ladies, and large sums of money are said to have changed hands. Lord Ellesmere's shooting party a Worsley Hall killed over five thousand head of game in four days, including Cheap Eurax upwards of three thousand pheasants. In three days over four thousand head of game were bagged by six guns at Deene Park, Northamptonshire. Mr. Miller, the tenant of Bifrons, Lord Conyngham's place near Canterbury, had a shooting party there, and Eurax Ointment about five thou- sand head were killed in four days, the bag including nearly three thousand five hun- dred pheasants. Sir Hugh and Lady Cholmele/s shooting party at Easton Hall, near Grantham, i^ot over fourteen hundred head of game, prin- cipally pheasants, in three days. 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