| Content Description | Reports the return of Franck and B. Gin from Eywood in Herefordshire and explains that they had spent eight days getting there because the hounds' feet were sore; writes that they hunted once while staying with Mr Harley; adds that Mr Harley has sent a mare which he hopes to have bred with the Arabian; mentions that Mr Faben has begun paying Fairchild's arrears and that John Bowran at the Tigar promises to pay the widow's arrears when he has bought his equipment; refers to work at the reservoir and old fishpond, and to the possibility of putting pike and perch in the ponds; states briefly that 'the liverys are come', 'the Pedestal is in setting up' and that he approves of the new dairymaid; has sent the deputation to Mr Streeke. |