A Word on Gymnastics ---- by Ath: | Doncaster Doings-by Gayhurst
lotheta_124

-247
A Trip to the Mountains-by
Hawthorn-140

Extracts from my Sporting Jour-

nal in the South-- by the
A Calm Day at Cowes— by an

Author of “Scenes and Sports
Idle Man-219

in Foreign Lands”-15, 99
Autumnal Musings--by Cecil-

Ernest Atherley, or Scenes at
335

Home and Abroad-by Lord
Åncient Hunting in Brittany--- by William Lennox-53, 131, 196,
Gelert-414

289, 360, 420
A Few Days with the Isle of Extracts from Raby's Note

Wight Fox-hounds : Visit to Book : The Mediterranean,
the Kennel—by the Author Corfu, Albania, 271, 437
of “ Excursions in Southern
Africa'' -15

FINE ARTS :

Fores's Contrasts--146
Brooklands, or the Field Sports

Harry Hieover on the Tilter
of the Westerns-hy Linton-
19

--146

Fores's Marine Series--145
Daniel O'Rourke, Winner of the

Derby, 1852 — by Castor -- “Going to Business” –(illus-
(with Plate)-67

trative of the Engraving)-214

443

Hunting Quarters --- by Moun- | Notes of the Month Past-71
taineer----128

147, 222, 301, 375, 444 .
Hunting Quarters, &c.—by Raby
-349

| Otter Hunting in the Far North ;
His Grace the Duke of Welling A Day with the Duke of Athol
ton (with Portrait )-317

--by Hawthorn—371
Half-an-hour with Captain Wil-

liams's Blood-hounds-by the Parodies for the Times : the Peer,
Author of “ Wild Sports in the Prophet, and the Purser-
Europe, Asia, and Africa” by The Druid—13
257

Public Amusements of the Metro-

polis-69, 149, 223, 300, 371,
Juryman's Apology for “Fair |

Play is a Jewel”—66
Jules Gerard, the African Lion Racing in June—by Craven- 1
Killer-by William Jones-

-July -

75
343

-Aug. -- ---153
Letters from my Uncle Scribble-

-Sep.

227
50, 119, 182, 283, 328, 393

- Oct. -- -305
LITERATURE:-

Racing Season of 1852-by Cra-

ven—379
Brooklands : à Sporting
Biography_144

Racing Season, the close of the-

by The Druid—408
The Comic Almanac for 1853
-443

Racing Adventures—by Cecil-
Hutspot ; a Tale for the
Nineteenth Century—145

Red Deer Hunting in the New

Forest-by the Author of
My Life and Adventures -- by

“Scenes and Sports in Foreign

Lands”—257, 370
Harry Hieover—28, 170
My first First of September—by
Juvenis-216

Sporting Adventures and Scenes

in India Edited by Moun.
Margaretta, Sister to Mocking taineer-43

bird and Marmosette - by State of the Odds—73, 151, 224,

Castor (with Plate)—239 303, 376, 446
“ Mortally Wounded” (illustrative Songstress, Winner of the Oaks,

of the Engraving)—by Ox- | 1852—by Castor (with Plate)
onian ----141

97

111

Stockwell, Winner of the St., The Twelfth of August ; another

Leger, 1852—by Castor (with Word from the Mountains-by
Plate)-357

Hawthorn-204

The Thames Regatta : the Start
The Unsuccessful Man ; or, Pas.
sages in the Life of Tilbury

from Putney (with Engraving)

-254
Nogo, Esq.—by Foxglove-

35, 89, 188, 275, 319, 399 The Fine Old English Cricketers
The Right Honourable the Earl

-by C. B.—256
of Ducie (with Portrait)—64 The Jungle, or Wild Cock-from
The Exhibitions—106

our East Indian Correspondent

-269
“The Count Out” (illustrative of
the Engraving)—by Oxonian

To William Selby Lowndes, Esq.
-139

—by Juryman-373
The Mist and the Moor—by

The Thorn (illustrative of the En-
Hornywink—165, 240, 351

graving)—by Castor-391
The Race for the St. Leger, 1851

The Festival of Diana, or the
( Newminster's Year) — by

First of November—by Cecil

-429
Castor (with Plate)-178
The Sportsman's Progress-by | York Realities, and Doncaster
Fox-244

Shadows—by Gayhurst-205

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The Earl of Ducie .
Daniel O'Rourke
Songstress .
The Count Out.
The Race for the St. Leger
Going to Business
Margaretta . .
The Thames Regatta .
His Grace the Duke of Wellington
Stockwell, Winner of the St. Leger.
The Thorn . .

tally Wounded . .