A Meet of the Fitzwilliam Foxhounds at Huntingdon. 1915.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, December 25th, 1915," showing the Following 8 Photographs from "A Meet of the Fitzwilliam Foxhounds at Huntingdon."

   1- R. Gibbons, the huntsman, who took charge in the absence of the Master, about to release the pack on their arrival by rail from Peterborough.
   2- A Follower crossing a brook.
   3- The pack entering Hinchingbrooke Park, the seat of the Earl of Sandwich to draw the coverts.
   4- Officers among the field :  Capt. Robertson, Capt. Pilkington, and Major Anderson.
   5- The field waiting in covert while hounds draw in Hinchingbrooke Park.
   6- The pack moving off from the meet on the 11th inst.
   7- Wounded soldiers from the local hospital make friends with hounds at the meet.
   8- Off to draw in Hinchingbrooke Park.

Reverse side shows the following 11 photographs from "The Altcar Coursing Meeting."
   1- The Duke of leeds renews acquaintance with his old Waterloo Cup runner, Leucoryx, who ran a course against Hopsack.
   2- Transvaal Dictator running a bye in the second round of the United Produce Stakes.
   3- A course between Dispersion and Passion in the United Produce Stakes.
   4- Lt.-Col. H. C. Legh's High Legh Panther, by High Legh Banjo-Sweet Streamlet, runner-up in the United Cup.
   5- Mr. H. Peel's Bryn Genial, by Conover-Grudge, the winner of the Maiden Stakes.
   6- Mr. H. Brocklebank's Bigland Heights, by Vedas-Birkdault, a divider in the Lydiate Stakes.
   7- Mr. A. F. Pope's Princely, by Friendly Foal-Fortuna II., a divider in the United Produce Stakes.
   8- The Earl of Shrewsbury, the Duke of Leeds, and the Earl of Enniskillen.
   9- E. Wilkinson with High Legh Panther and Woolstapler in the slips for the final of the United Cup.
  10- Mr. W. Wing's Woodstapler, by Glenfield-Wendy, the winner of the United Cup.
  11- The crowd watching the sport.

Condition is Very Good.