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These hounds met at Llansantffraid on Saturday, the appointment at Berwyn station having to be cancelled oi►ing to the Dee being in Rood. Mr Perrott (acting Master) cast off near the junction of the Cain and Vyrnwy, and the pack at 0110 e spoke to a strong drag, which was carrie

per quarter. 4111qm. of parley at ?tic 5c1., and 1;.011/qrs of own at Id. per (waiter. In all these row* the %HOPI, greetfy overdid that of Po. lent nest of August last year. The gators! twat( of there enwoino dedr,ri.ii was teen la a fall of hest. and of la 10d. In sin an comos

IBIX SHOOTING IN WITHIN.' INDIA. TatNILGIEI WILD GOAT (Hemitrageu Ay/aeries), known the Ibex of Southern India, affords, in the opinion of many, as good sport as there is to be had with the ri6o. Ile gives as good sport, indeed, as does the ibex proper, and although be does not

SIR,— . I am sending a copy of a target (actual size) which you may perhaps think worthy of notice as being the first attempt of a ' natural' shot—one of my youngsters, aged six and a halfwho had previously fired not more than halt a dozen shots at odd times, and had learnt to a

Elm—Referring to Lord Forteseue's letter In your last lame, I venture to suggest that switch-horn stags are practically unknown In the west of England, because the conditions of life enjoyed by the red deer of Etrnoor are favourable to the development of antlers on typical lines

Tuns' victories—over Lancashire. Warwickshire, and Derbyshire—hays given some encouragement to the laudable and persevering effort by which Northamptonshire is being maintained In the first class. The eleven can hardly be raid to have deserved a better result, since, although mo