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London, England, 1839-06-29 00:00:00

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CONTENTS.
The Warrener's Dog
Ascot Heath by an American
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Mr. I)elme Radcliffe's " Noble
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[The Sporting Looker-on and
Reflector.—Alfred Selborne's
Journal. The Bloomsbury
Case, &e.
Hoffland's British Angler
Varieties
Notes of the Month
Tattersall'
Racing Calendar.

Bloomsbury
Surmises on. the approaching'
St. Leger
Handley-cross Hounds. No.
XV r. Jorrocks's Jour-
nal of the Noble Science
Willowdale Hall Fishing Code.
—Carp and Bream
Whims of the Winds and Waves
Notitia Venatica.—By Action.
—Kennel treatment
American Turf and its Chroni-
clin
The Fly
Fisher's Text Book.—,
Chap. I V.
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