Hunting ReminiscencesPease, Alfred E. (Alfred Edward), Sir
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Hunting Reminiscences
Pease, Alfred E. (Alfred Edward), Sir
Hunting
Skelton Castle, hunting picture by Heywood Hardy, 185.
Sleddale, crossing bog near, 214.
Sligo, J. A. Pease’s hunter, 210.
Done up, 218.
Ridden by J. A. Pease on January 9, 1882, 210.
Spencer, Hon. C. R., run with Pytchley, 22.
Spencer, Lord, Master of Pytchley (Woodland), 21.
Run to Thrapstone, 22.
Sporting quartette at Oxford, 253.
“Stags in the forest lie, hares in the valley--O!” etc., 157.
Statesman, 219;
pedigree, 227.
Stowe Fox, Author finishes mastership of Drag at, 27.
Stowe Fox, Author’s ride with Hon. R. White to, 16.
Sultan, re-christened Home Rule, 31.
“Summer’s Day in Cleveland” in Skelton Castle, 188.
T.
TERRIER, meaning of name, 246.
Trinity Street, Author lives in, 17.
Turton R., on fox-hunting in sixteenth century, 129.
Two Pot House Drag, 26.
U.
UNDERGRADUATE’S horse, powers of, 17.
Undergraduates’ ideas of Dons’ pursuits, 14.
Undergraduates’ treatment of horses, 58.
W.
WARBURTON, Egerton, “Quaesitum Meritis” quoted, 195.
White, Hon. R., hunting with Drag, 19.
White, Hon. R., riding with Author to Stowe Fox, 16.
Whyte-Melville, description of Bachelor, 82.
Williams, W. Philpotts, Lines on Senators’ Race, 1891, 37.
Willoughby, Sir John, hunting with Drag, 19.
Willoughby, Sir John, riding against G. Lambton in Barton Drag, 15.
Wiloughby, Master of Drag, 27.
Wire, question of, 166.
Woodburn at drag, 28.
Wrangle, account of, 227.
Kennel life, 97.
Leads run on Farndale head moors, 219.
Y.
YARBOROUGH, Earl of, hunting with Drag, 19.
Run with Pytchley, 22.
Yorkshire terrier, 246.
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