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and for the greater part of the journey the pace was a veritable cracker. admirable tenacity, and it may truly be said that hunting was never more that there was still a bright future for hunting when the long dreary years war, of an excessive character, and made it all the more imperative that as failed to account for a satisfactory number. popular in Renfrewshire than at the present time. It is not intended to ever seen in Renfrewshire — a very high tribute. of the runs may be put on record if only to show that the pack maintained persevered in the face of many difficulties, doubtless imbued with the idea to Dodhill again, where they killed this fine old fox on the edge of the moor of war were at an end. All can now realise the successful outcome of such 46 The Lanarkshire and Renfrewshire Hunt. its running powers and the necessary work was successfully carried out. hunt was by no means finished yet, for hounds went streaming along to the about 5.30 p.m. The time from start to finish was just short of two hours, and main road near Neilston right on to Neilston Pad. This remarkable Blacloch Head nearly to Cuff hill and back to Caldwell. Continuing to the left of Hall of Caldwell to Caldwell they went on as fast as ever along the Mr. James Barclay wrote at the time that it was the finest hunt he had horses could stand such a severe test. It was small wonder, then, that Those conversant with the country traversed can readily imagine that few hill by Foreside Strip, right handed down the incline and over the railway right of the Pad by Dodhill towards Eaglesham and round in a half circle give an account of all that happened in the field during the war, but a few With the co-operation and encouragement of Mrs. Barclay, the Master The claims for compensation for the loss of poultry were, during the many foxes as possible should be killed or even destroyed if the hounds