Hunting in England and Wales. 1936.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, November 6th, 1936," called "Hunting in England and Wales," showing the Following 3 Photographs for "The Llangibby at Glenusk, and the Enfield Chace at Bricket Wood."

   a- The Llangibby :  A group at the opening meet at Glenusk, near Caerlon, the residence of Mr. Peter Manser. Included are Mr. and Mrs. Manser ; Capt. W. P. Bailey, the Joint-Master, and Mrs. Bailey with their little daughter ;  Mr. C. B. Dawson, the other Joint-Master ;  Brigadier-General Owen, the Hon. Secretary, and Mrs. Owen ;  Mrs. Brewer ;  Mr. R. C. Talbot-Laaaybaourne ;  Dr. W. J. roche ;  Miss Coward ;  Mrs. Lysagt ;  Dr. Leonard Acomb ;  Mr. and Mrs. Homfray Davies ;  Captain. E. P. Steer ;  Mrs. Buckland and Mrs. and Miss Ford.

   b- Round London :  The Enfield Chace  cub-hunting at Bricket Wood, near Watford.  The pack was started in 1935 to hunt the country formerly hunted by Major Smith-Bosanquet and which is officially lent by the Hertfordshire and Old Berkeley.  The Kennels are at Shenley, near Barnet, and two days a week are hunted.  At present there are two Joint-Masters, Mr. F. R. Dore and Captain F. L. Trotter.

   c- Master and Secretary :  Brigadier-General Owen, the Hon. Secretary of the Llangibby, with Captain W. P. Bailey, one of the Joint-Masters, and Mrs. Bailey at the opening meet at Glenusk.

Condition is Very Good.