. The foxhound of the twentieth century : the breeding and work of the kennels of England . y. 4. Ranger, by Druid out of Stately. 5. Guilty, by Smoker out of Guilty. 6. Daily, by Smoker out of Guilty. 7. Darkwood, by North Tyne Clinker out of Comely. Second Season 8. Crafty, by Smoker out of Guilty. 9. Gamester, by Smoker out of Beeswing. 10. Royal, by Blucathra out of North Tyne Ruby. 11. Cleaver, by North Tyne Danger out of North Tyne Welcome. First Season 12. Bellman, by Rambler out of Guilty. 13. Ringwood, 14. Stormer, „ „ 15. Selim, by Rambler out of Music. 16. Comedy, „ „ With 2\ couple
. The foxhound of the twentieth century : the breeding and work of the kennels of England . y. 4. Ranger, by Druid out of Stately. 5. Guilty, by Smoker out of Guilty. 6. Daily, by Smoker out of Guilty. 7. Darkwood, by North Tyne Clinker out of Comely. Second Season 8. Crafty, by Smoker out of Guilty. 9. Gamester, by Smoker out of Beeswing. 10. Royal, by Blucathra out of North Tyne Ruby. 11. Cleaver, by North Tyne Danger out of North Tyne Welcome. First Season 12. Bellman, by Rambler out of Guilty. 13. Ringwood, 14. Stormer, „ „ 15. Selim, by Rambler out of Music. 16. Comedy, „ „ With 2\ couple of puppies by Rambler for next season. THE NORTHERN COUNTIES HUNTS 43 The Coquetdale, North Tyne, and the Haydon The Coquetdale is another moorland pack oftwenty couples hunted by Mr R. Basil Hoare, whohas held the mastership since 1901. And the samedescribes the North Tyne with ten couples, underthe mastership of Mr James Murray, who in 1912succeeded the late Mr Thomas Robson, who wasmaster for nearly twenty years. The Haydon area pack of twenty couples under the mastership of. vv< m scent to view, Mr C. T. Maling, hunting a tract of pasture andmoorland which lies in Northumberland. The Morpeth The Morpeth, with its tine pack of hounds, hasbeen described as the Belvoir of the North, andduring the mastership of Mr R. Clayton Swan, 1894-1902, won with bitches at Peterborough. For aperiod of forty years the country was hunted bythe Messrs Cookson, father and son, between 1854and 1894, who bred a smart pack of hounds andshowed the best of sport. When Mr Swan retiredin 1902 the hounds were sold to Mr A. B. Cresswell 44 THE FOXHOUND OF THE XXth CENTURY for £3000, their value having been settled by experts ;but being unable to hunt in Northumberland theywere resold to the succeeding master, Mr F. In the 1912 entry of nine couples ofdogs to seven couples of bitches, the winning dogand bitch were by Tynedale Councillor. The pro-duce of Belvoir Rallywood and Mil
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