Part 6

The dog was whelped in 1832, and presented by Mr. Portman to his owner. From this dog is descended the field trial winner, Col. C. J. Cotes’ Pitchford Marshal, and his Monk, an intermediate generation. This dog is more like the dogs at Netherby 45 years ago than is the present race of Labradors.

From a photograph lent by the OWNER of the picture.

COL. C. J. COTES’ PITCHFORD MARSHAL, SEVERAL TIMES A FIELD TRIAL WINNER 〃 177

From a photograph lent by the OWNER.

COL. C. J. COTES’ MONK, AN INTERMEDIATE LINK BETWEEN THE IMPORTED DOG TIP, OF 1832, AND MARSHAL, NOW IN FULL VIGOUR. MONK IS SAID TO HAVE BEEN VERY FAST 〃 177

From a picture lent by the OWNER.

MR. A. T. WILLIAMS AND HIS CELEBRATED LIVER-COLOURED FIELD TRIAL RETRIEVER DON OF GERWN 〃 180

From a photograph presented by Col. J. C. COTES.

MR. A. T. WILLIAMS’ DON OF GERWN (LIVER-COLOURED) 〃 181

MR. LEWIS WIGAN’S SWEEP OF GLENDARUEL (BLACK) 〃 181

THE HON. A. HOLLAND HIBBERT’S KENNEL OF LABRADOR RETRIEVERS, 1901 〃 191

From a photograph presented by the OWNER.

THE HON. A. HOLLAND HIBBERT’S LABRADOR MUNDEN SINGLE 〃 192

From a photograph presented by the OWNER.

THE HON. A. HOLLAND HIBBERT’S MUNDEN SOVEREIGN 〃 192

From a photograph presented by the OWNER.

COL. C. J. COTES AND PITCHFORD MARSHAL, WITH HIS BREAKER HARRY DOWNES 〃 193

From a photograph presented by the OWNER.

THE HON. A. HOLLAND HIBBERT AND MUNDEN SINGLE 〃 193

From a photograph presented by the OWNER.

MR. EVERSFIELD’S FIELD TRIAL WINNING ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIELS OF A LIVER-AND-WHITE BREED KEPT FOR WORK ALONE IN THE FAMILY OF THE BOUGHEYS OF AQUALATE FOR A HUNDRED YEARS. 〃 198

RED AND WHITE FIELD TRIAL WELSH SPRINGER SPANIELS BELONGING TO MR. A. T. WILLIAMS 〃 199

From a photograph by Messrs. BOWDEN BROTHERS.

FIELD TRIAL ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIELS OF THE LIVER-AND-WHITE (AQUALATE) BREED BELONGING TO MR. C. C. EVERSFIELD 〃 199

From a photograph by Messrs. BOWDEN BROTHERS.

PHEASANTS AT WARTER PRIORY. LORD LONDESBOROUGH AT HIGH CLIFF 〃 274

From a photograph by Mr. H. LAZENBY, York.

A HIGHLAND DEER HEAD OF UNUSUALLY HEAVY BEAM—A THIRTEEN POINTER 〃 354