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SHOOTING began on Friday with a £3 handicip and a £l5 cup added (eighteen competitors). The birds, aided by a strong wind, flew well, and by the end of the fi fth round Mr Guy Chetwynd and Mr F. Freake only were left in. In shooting off the tie it wa4 not until the twelfth round

not make my meaning re discoloured salmon sufficiently clear. The fish referred to had all the appearance of having been a long time in fresh water, and were not slightly tinged copper colour, as those usually seen in tidal waters. It seems to me that Sir Herbert Maxwell is taki

the deep muddy waters of the river Boding, within live.and.twenty mites of Whitecbapel, handled by a former follower of the Calmstock Otter Hounds, the while these latter were hinting the fair river Otter in distant Devonshire. At Shonk's Mill, at 10.30, hounds were pat to water