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• Airedales, 247.
• Amcott, Captain, sent Faraway to Tattersall’s, 211.
• Antrobus, C., hunting with Drag, 20.
• Ashton, M.F.H., 32.
• Astley’s harriers in 1810, 118.
• Author (Alfred E. Pease)—
• Account of run with Cleveland, January 9, 1882, 209.
• Best run, 207.
• Entries of drags, 26.
• Experience of hare-hunting, 120.
• Extract from diary on footmen, 137.
• Master of Drag, 25, 27.
• Organises drag, 25.
• Rides in House of Commons Steeplechase, 33.
• Rode Queen Mab on January 9, 1882, 209.
• Run with Pytchley, 21.
• Runs with harriers, 106.
• Struggle with George Codling for brush, 150.
• Wins House of Commons Steeplechase 1891, 39.
• Aylmer, E., hunting with Drag, 20.
• Aylmer, Percy, at meet at Lords Bridge, 10.
• Aylmer, P., hunting with Drag, 20.
• B.
• Bachelor described by Whyte-Melville, 82.
• Badger—
• Baiting illegal, 235.
• Digging, 250; not cruel, 244.
• Disposition of, 235.
• Habits and uses, 237.
• Hunting, at night, 251.
• Hunting, objections to, 243.
• Protection desirable for, 254.
• Qualities,254.
• Scarcity of, 246.
• Threatened with extinction, 242.
• Badger dog, qualities necessary for, 248.
• Bajazet, 219; pedigree, 227.
• Ballad, “Lord Lonsdale’s Hounds,” 146.
• Barker winning drag, 28.
• Barnard, hunting with Drag, 20.
• Barton Drag, 15.
• Barton White Horses, 26.
• Baysdale Abbey, run by, 217.
• Beagles for hare-hunting, 121.
• Beagles, Honeywood’s pack, 123.
• “Beasts of venery,” list of, 113.
• Beatty, Captain David, entertains House of Commons riders, 31.
• Beaufort, Duke of, hounds, run from Lyde Green, 230.
• Beckford, Peter—
• Breeding hounds, 116.
• Huntsman on hounds’ names, 96.
• On hare-hunting (quotation), 105.
• On sporting hounds, 115.
• Paying “hare-finders,” 114.
• Beddington, Master of Drag, 27.
• Bedlingtons, 247.
• Beecher, Captain B., run to Thrapstone with Pytchley, 22.
• Bentinck, Lord Henry, in House of Commons Steeplechase, 30.
• Bentinck, Lord Henry, rides in House of Commons Steeplechase 1891, 39, 40.
• Bentley, H. C., hunting with Drag, 20.
• Bilsdale, Author on pass into, 221.
• Binning, Lord—
• At meet at Lords Bridge, 10.
• Gets thorn in eye on Over Drag, 24.
• Hunting with Drag, 19.
• Wins Over Drag, 23.
• Boulby, fox procured from sea-cliffs of, 149.
• Bromley-Davenport in House of Commons Steeplechase, 30.
• Brunton, Bob—
• At Ingleby village, 222.
• Performance on January 9, 1882, 224.
• Takes fox from hounds in Hell Gill, 209.
• Bull-terrier not good badger dog, 248.
• C.
• CÆsar, grey-hound fox, 213, 231.
• Cambridge, ride back to, 13.
• Cambridge University Drag—
• Author’s reminiscences of, 9.
• Masters of, 27.
• Members, 19.
• Carina, Queen Mab’s foal, 73.
• Chesham, Lord, and House of Commons Steeplechase, 29.
• Cleveland Hunt—
• Author hunting with, 133.
• Club rules, 108.
• Congratulates Author on winning House of Commons Steeplechase, 41.
• Hounds leading, January 9, 1882, surviving, 228.
• Hounds, Milton blood, 229.
• Proceedings in outlying districts, 130.
• Run on January 9, 1882, 207, 213;
• length of, 223.
• Cleveland hunting farmer, specimen of, 150.
• Cleveland, price set on fox’s head, 131.
• Cleveland, statute of Elizabeth in force till 1847, 129.
• Coachman’s retort when reproved for bad language to team, 179.
• Codling, George, struggle with Author for brush, 150.
• Codrington, Sir William, Woods at Doddington, 230.
• Conversation overheard by Author on badger, 238.
• Cornwall, hunting in, 173.
• Crossley, Sir Savile, at House of Commons Steeplechase, 33.
• Borderer fell in, 40.
• Cub-hunting, 190.
• Character varies in different districts, 201.
• Hour of meeting, 196.
• Runs in October, 199.
• D.
• Dachshund as badger dog, 249.
• Danby Beacon, fox making for, 149.
• Dandie Dinmonts, 247.
• Darrell, James, buys Faraway, 213.
• Devas, E., hunting with Drag, 20.
• Devas, E., hunting with the Fitzwilliam, 18.
• Devonshire, hunting in, 173.
• Discretion, favourite, at House of Commons Steeplechase, 33.
• Dons’ view of undergraduates’ amusements, 14.
• Downing Arms, 22.
• Drag, Authorities not liking the, 13.
• Drags, two in one day, 27.
• E.
• Election, Author’s horse, 9.
• Characteristics, 11, 20.
• Finishing first, 12.
• Ellis, W. C., hunting with Drag, 20.
• English country life, charm about, 158.
• F.
• Faraway, Author’s horse, account of, 211.
• Ridden by Author on January 9, 1882, 209.
• Farmers’ attitude towards hunting, 166, 168.
• Farmers suffering from fox’s depredations, 134.
• Farndale head moors, 219.
• Fellowes, C. A., hunting with Drag, 20.
• Fellowes’, Robert, of Shotesman, harriers, 118.
• Ferreting rabbits, cruel amusement, 243.
• Finedon Poplars to Thrapstone, Pytchley run, 21.
• Fitzwilliam—
• Account of day with, 18.
• At Gidding Windmill, 17.
• Days with, hard for horses, 18.
• Fitzwilliam, Hon. H., hunting with Drag, 20.
• Fitzwilliam, Hon. R., hunting with Drag, 20.
• Five Bells, Oakington, 26.
• Flower, Cyril, Home Rule disqualified for House of Commons Steeplechase, 30.
• Follower of Lord Zetland’s hounds finishing with Hurworth, 136.
• Followers of hounds on foot, 135, 136.
• Fox, wild-bred, delight in hunting, 140.
• Foxes purchased in Leadenhall, 145.
• Fox-hounds—
• Characteristics, 83.
• Colour, 86.
• Conditions of good pack, 81, 85.
• Distinct individuality, 80.
• Following on foot, 135, 136.
• High standard required by breeders, 90.
• Ideal career of, 93.
• Kennel life, 97.
• Life of a, 79.
• Made or marred in cub-hunting, 190.
• Puppies, education of, 89.
• Puppies, mischievous proclivities, 94.
• Fox-hounds and harriers, distinction between, 117.
• Fox-hunter, morning loved by, 157.
• Fox-hunting—
• Condition of success in, 117.
• Elements of chance in, 160.
• Existence depends on popularity, 180.
• John Jorrocks on, 127.
• Old-fashioned, 133.
• Pleasures of genuine “hunter,” 141.
• Variety of incident in, 159.
• Fox-line never to be counted on, 160.
• Fox-terrier, good badger dog, 248.
• Fox’s Bridge, 27.
• Freake, F. M., Master of Drag, 27.
• Fulbourn Drag, 26.
• G.
• Game-preservers and hunting, 172.
• Gamekeepers’ attitude towards game and “vermin,” 240.
• Garforth, W. H., of Gilling, 23.
• Gidding Windmill, the Fitzwilliam at, 17.
• Gingertail, Hon. S. G., Lawley’s horse,10.
• Jumps gate-posts, 12.
• On Over Drag, 23.
• Gladstone congratulates Author on winning House of Commons Steeplechase, 41.
• Graham, hunting with Drag, 20.
• Guest, Ivor, Master of Drag, 27.
• Guisborough Moor, fox on, 137.
• H.
• Hardy, Heywood, hunting picture in Skelton Castle, 185.
• “Hare-finders,” 114.
• Hare-hunter, qualities necessary for, 106.
• Hare-hunting, 105.
• Ancient terms for, 112.
• Appreciation of, 120.
• Condition of success in, 117.
• Modern modes and spirit of, 122.
• Monopoly of huntsmen, 109.
• Old writers’ description of, 110.
• On foot, 123.
• Preferred to fox—reasons quoted, 113.
• Scope for huntsman’s craft, 119.
• With beagles, 121.
• Hare, wiles and dodges of, 119.
• Harriers and fox-hounds, distinction between, 117.
• Harriers turned into fox-hounds, 116.
• Heath, Colonel, in House of Commons Steeplechase, 30.
• Hermit, death of, 219.
• Hill, Tom, opinion of Queen Mab, 57.
• Historical MSS. Commission Reports, extract on Royalty countenancing fox-hunting, 132.
• Hodge’s Hermon rides in House of Commons Steeplechase 1891, 39.
• Honeywood, pack of beagles, 123.
• Hoole, hunting with Drag, 19.
• Hoole, killed riding for ’Varsity Whip at St. Ives, 19.
• House of Commons Steeplechases—
• Author asked for reminiscences of, 9.
• In 1889 (First), 28;
• conditions—result, 29.
• 1890. Rugby—
• Account of, 31.
• Course, 32.
• Fourteen-stone class list, 35.
• Twelve-stone class list, 35.
• Two classes, 32.
• 1891. Result; riders in, 39.
• Hunter—
• Exercise for, 71.
• Life of a, 45.
• Treatment for, 68.
• Hunter (human) delights of memory, 144.
• Hunter (human) pleasures of genuine, 141.
• Hunting—
• Apologies and commendations, 163.
• Day full of interest and life, 162.
• Love of, a passion, 165.
• Many ways of, 173.
• No field sport with so little bloodshed, 161.
• Opens in November, 203.
• Pictures, 185.
• Secondary pleasures of, 193.
• Should be picturesque, 85.
• Hunting and wire question, 166.
• Huntsman, description of a dashing, 176.
• Huntsman, the ideal, 175.
• Huntsmen, hound-men or horsemen, 174.
• I.
• Ingleby village, Author meets Bob Brunton at, 222.
• Irish horse, condition of young, 52.
• Irish terrier, 247;
• as badger dog, 250.
• J.
• Jackal head, reward for, 130.
• Jarvis, W., in House of Commons Steeplechase, 30, 34.
• Jorrocks, John, quoted on hunting, 246.
• Trinity Street, Author lives in, 17.
• Turton R., on fox-hunting in sixteenth century, 129.
• Two Pot House Drag, 26.
• U.
• Undergraduate’s horse, powers of, 17.
• Undergraduates’ ideas of Dons’ pursuits, 14.
• Undergraduates’ treatment of horses, 58.
• W.
• Warburton, Egerton, “Quaesitum Meritis” quoted, 195.
• White, Hon. R., hunting with Drag, 19.
• White, Hon. R., riding with Author to Stowe Fox, 16.
• Whyte-Melville, description of Bachelor, 82.
• Williams, W. Philpotts, Lines on Senators’ Race, 1891, 37.
• Willoughby, Sir John, hunting with Drag, 19.
• Willoughby, Sir John, riding against G. Lambton in Barton Drag, 15.
• Wiloughby, Master of Drag, 27.
• Wire, question of, 166.
• Woodburn at drag, 28.
• Wrangle, account of, 227.
• Kennel life, 97.
• Leads run on Farndale head moors, 219.
• Y.
• Yarborough, Earl of, hunting with Drag, 19.
• Run with Pytchley, 22.
• Yorkshire terrier, 246.

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