The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-03-19 00:00:00

THI POLTIKORC HUNT.

The potrait of Lord Peitimone, soliseribe4 for by
friends and cambers of the host, is to t. exhibited at
the Royal Asadesoy, sad will be imbeequestly pre-
sented be his lordski A meeting via held at the
!=erArms betel, , enitlatorday week, to
what Is to be dom. with raped to bootleg the
Oalitisteek musky which Lord Poltimore will giro up
altar this memo. Lord Digby, presided, and amongst
geotlemen protons were : jot Gim Sykes, Mr.
K. W. Willioms, Herrlopton• M 00..; Limit -C.olooel
Adoll.bir. J. Gondry, Oaptela Oen Glyn, Mr. Brymer.
Mr. R. Gene, Watersos ; Mr. J. G. Homer, Martine-
t/own • Mr. Cooper, Whitcomb.) ; We. John Marriott,
Mr. iohn Homer, Mr. Henry Donning. Mr. T. Bevis,
Mr. G.Les Eirmoods, Sydllog ; Kr Pairinedge, Broad wey ;
Kr. Nooks, Upwey ;- Mr. Joint Mayo. Broad wily,
Mr. Richard Lookbam ; Mr. Henry OCOVI4. Whiter.
bourse; • Mr. Charles, Weymouth; Mr. Palmer,
Berington ; Mr. Henry Pope, Sutton ; Mr. Gale,
Broadway; Mr. Byrnes, Kingston ; Mr. Frost,
King's Arms ; Mr. Byrnes, Nether Came; Mr. Norris
Koper, Mr. William Groves, Mr. William Pope. Toiler
Whelme ; Mr. Melia Pope, Mr. Crane, Mr. George
Ingram, Mr. Ghanian, Mr. .f. oymes, Bradford; Mr.
Themes Cog he. he.
. . .

The noble;CAIIIILI suggested the appointment of
• eotamittee to assertala who ware the pr.servors of
foxes, sad said that sits:ewer& they woad hare to find
• sellable person to keep honed& Re thought any
Fathoms' coming forward to haat the °wintry would
be likely to pt the Wands on more moderate terms
than say other parson.
Captain 0A.12 GLYN suggested • Goma:lines to pre-
resit the killing of four.
Mr. J. Chutney said the °sinister& *wintry had
hitherto bad the reputation of Whig tbe best preserved
of any In the West of Kugland. He thought the first
step woo to lad • gentleman willing to hoot it.
The I.:Witham thought that in name quitters thou
was • damps as to the preeurvatlon of let ea.
Captain CARR GLYN : I know one invert wheat two
(oars Wird killed.
Mr. J. 0. limn saki when Kr. Farquarson sensed
hunting tbo eouutry they had every fox destroyed, and
whoa Lord Poitimore ems Into the country al M.P.
the first day be drew • blank: Where were the foxes?
Pereomilly he Gould not tall, for he had user destroyed
one in his hfe. Mat he believed that, unfortunately,
lathy persons did kill foxes—(bear. hear.)
Mr. J081:111 GUNDRY wan sonvloood the owners and
ottoopiers of land In the Ciettielook oountry were
desirous to preserve foxes, but of course they oould not
be expected to do so unless they knew it would be for
good parpsee—(hear, hew);
llomis wee satisfied to foxes would be pre-
served unless there Wad the prayed of 60010 One
hunting the eountry.
The Numuir Than the peat point now will be to
appoint • oommittee for the wpm of finding &

0. Holt= . Then the loses will be preserved ,
I have not the slightest doubt of the,.
At Yr. GUIDRY'. request, Lord Digby consented to
bead idle list of the somnittee.

y7.67Hob;roWli'llks to propose soother
solikessi—cas el kb (the speaker's) gebibboarbo,l,
II they scald wily get hb lordship to preserve foxes th.•
smutty boob he w.II supplied—he woesl Lord
Ilidiesber—bpplamss.)
OmAmum : I am sere list we shall co lam
lade* berms I was milk* te him the elkdr day
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