and the pace was a cracker as they went on nearly to Trearne, turning to and out again past Hall of Caldwell. Hounds were hunting on a rare scent, Station. It was altogether a poor season that had its closing meet at leftwards by Bardrain down into the valley by Foxbar and up the hill again of hounds, but thanks to a good scent Molyneux kept them pegging along well over one hour. on the line of the pilot by way of Shutterflet Muir nearly to Caldwell policies. Peatman's Moss. Going away on the Threepgrass side hounds swung drawing with a minimum of sport. of Hartfield Moss by Wallshill to Skiff, where earths were open, so this sport on the hills on 25th November, for although the proceedings did not enjoyed through a thick fog, and as a fine run progressed it was a notorious well-known rendezvous with followers of hunting, and meets are occasionally good fox accepted the chance of escape. The time from start to finish was them on their way. A fox from Blacloch Head got away a long way ahead November there was a meet at Trearne, and remarkably good sport was the left from here to finally run this fox to ground in a drain near Dunlop Hewitt now vacated his post as huntsman, and he was followed by Bird in the Hand, situated on the high side of Johnstone, has become a fact that followers had to keep listening to the music of the pack to lead the course of some enjoyable hunting a brace were killed. On 8th arranged there. It was the starting point on the occasion of a fine day's Then a leftward turn by Hall of Caldwell, Riglaw and Top over the corner on 1st November. It was a lovely day as regards weather, and in open in very encouraging fashion, a tough old fox was ultimately found on Ted Molyneux, who came from the Pytchley, and regular hunting opened Auchengrange on 22nd March, and on this day there was a lot of blank