Related article: VOL. UCXIII. — NO. 480. Oistle, took place at Rockingham. Mr. Watson, who was formerly master of the Woodland Pytchley Hounds, was a well- known Northamptonshire sportsman. While out with the Quom on January 5th, Mr. Foxhall Keene was thrown and his horse rolled over him, causing a broken collar-bone and other injuries. Mr. Piracetam Mg Harry Cumberland Bentlcy, the well-known polo player, started the Sports- man fund for the equipment of Cheap Piracetam the Im- perial Yeomanry with a donation of ;f 500. IX 154 BAILY*S IfAGAZINB. [Fkbru Mr. Elliott Hodgkin, of Richmond, who sustained severe injuries while hunting with the Royal Buckhounds, died in the Windsor Infirmary on January 6th. The following interesting note appeared in the /^l>/l/ of January 6th :—*' A veritable link with the past has been broken by the death of Mr. William Hill Brancker, on Friday week last, in his eighty-fifth year. He was a well-known figure in the shoot- ing world some years ago, and about 1840 became the lessee of the whole of the Lews. In his day he was a good heavy- weight rider across country, and hunted with the Duke of Beaufort's and the York and Ainsty Hounds. While Purchase Piracetam out with the latter he on one occasion jumped the well- known drain known as the 'Cod Beck,' and when the ill-fated Sir Charles Slinjfsby measured the leap next day he found it to be 34 feet from the take oflf to the landing. Mr. Brancker also had the honour to be mentioned in the hunting songs of Mr. Egerton Warburton. For some Piracetam Online years he was a regular follower of the Cheshire Hounds, and it is worthy of remark that the deceased eentleman witnessed the opening of the Liverpool and Manchester Rulway in 1830." The death was announced, on January 8th, of the Rev. Arthur Mansfield, vicar of Elberton, Gloucestershire, at the age of seventy-three years. Deceased was a famous oarsman during his University career, and rowed in the Oxford boat in 1849. He also formed one of the Christ Church crew, and was head of the river at Oxford in 1845, 1S46, and 1847 ; rowed in the Dark Blue University crew that beat the Thames R.C. crew in the final of the Grand Challenge Cup at Henley, in 1848. Sir Henry Meux died at Theobakl's Park on January nth, aged forty-four vears. The deceased baronet was a very keen shot both with rifle and gun. The congregation assembling at Brough- ton Astley Church, a few miles from Leicester, on January 12th, to take part in an intercession service for our troops in South Africa, was thrown into a state of excitement by a fox dashing into the building. Hounds were at its orush, and, following it into the church, quickly caught and kill^ it in the sacred building. The Margrave Pallavicini, Secretary to the Austro- Hungarian Embassy, and eldest son of Count Pallavicini, died on January 15th from the effects of an accident Order Piracetam Online sus- tained while hunting with the Quorn Hounds on January 12th. Deceased lost control of his horse during the afternoon run from Adam's Gorse, and was heavily thrown, at a gate leading from the Bur- rough Road, down to the old steeple- chase course, sustaining severe intemiU injuries. The late nobleman was t^venty- three years of age, and only came to Eng- land on January 6th. The following appeared in the Sportstnan of January i6tn: — *'A case of no little interest to the racing world was decided at Piracetam Tablets the Wilts Assizes yesterday. The questicHi at issue in a civil action was whet Her tuvu touts had the right to use the highwaiy near Bishopstone £k>wn$ for the purpose of watching racehorses belonging to \V. T. Robinson, the well-known Foxhill trainer, who paid ;f 50 annually for licence to use such downs. The point put before the jury was whether defendants had «,ny right on the highway other than as wayfarers, or Buy Piracetam whether thev might frequent it as a means of obtaining a livelihood. The Judge held that it was not a legitimate use of the highway to acquire and publish in- formation of this kind for a livelihood. A verdict was returned for the plaint iflf for is. and costs, and an injunction was issued to prevent the defendants from using the pub- lic path in future except as wayfarers.** The Fourth Annual London Press Billiard Handicap was deteimined on January i6th, when Mr. S. \f ussabini. Press Club (owed 20), beat Mr, A- Scott, Sportsman (received 200), in tlie final. Scores : 300 against 272. The German Emperor's Christmas hunt- ing party, in the Koyal forest of Gohrde, killed about three hundred deer and nearly two hundred wild boar in two days. During the Due d'Orlean's sHoot at Wood Norton, over 6,000 head Buy Piracetam Online vrere killed in four days, including 5iCxx> Buy Cheap Piracetam pheasants. One of the largest bags of wild fow^l ever recorded in the district was obtained by- Mr. Orlando Chichester in a day's shooting over the Wooley estate, North Oevon. Over two thousand head of g^me ^reie killed in the shoot over the Marquis of Bath's preserves at Longleat in four eTby^^ shire angler. A veteran professional cricketer passed] away during the first week of the neW year, in the person of John Thewlis, ^^Ym died at the age of seventy-two. The d< igoa] SPORTING INTBLLIGBNCB. 155 cased played for Generic Piracetam Yorkshire from tKe iosti- tntioD of the county club, and contributed scores of 46 and 16 to Yorkshire's eight- wicket ▼ictory over Nottinghamshire at Bradford in 1863 ; and at Order Piracetam Huddersfield Piracetam Price against Surrey, in 1868, assisted £. Lock- wood, his nei^ew, to make 176 Piracetam Cost for the first wicket, his own score amounting to 108. At a meeting of playing members of the Kent County Cricket Club, held the first week of January, a presentation was made to Huish, in recognition of his fine per- fofmance as wicket keeper during the pre- vuKts season, when he obtained 78 wickets in Kent matches. At the same time, Mr W. M. Bradley and Mr. C. J. Bumup were presented with the two cricket balls used in the Kent v, Australia match during Canterbury week, when the County beat the Colonials by two wickets. The balls were^ mounted with silver bands, bearing inscriptions recording the victory. Mr. E. S. Bowlby, joint master of the