Black Gentleman, the, 308
Breeding stud at Meudon, the Duke of
Orleans's, 66
Brigton, laird of, anecdote of him, 294
Buccleuch, Duke of, a blank day with
his hounds, 139
Characters, gallery of celebrated sporting,
No. XVI, the Earl of Stradbroke,
101--No. XVII, Sir St. Vincent
Cotton, Bart. 421
Cheape, Professor, 141
Chase, the, 47, 103, 179, 253, 328
Cock shooting in the Forest, by N. W.
Dalkeith kennel and stables, Nimrod's
description of the, 138
Dalyell, Mr., his hounds, 293
Deccan, life in the Jungle, bear-shooting,
by, 88, 162-A hunting morning in
the Deccan, by, 234
Defiance coach, from Edinburgh to
Aberdeen, 28
Dick, Mr., Editor of the Veterinarian, 141
Dinner at Forfar, to Capt. Barclay and H.
Watson, Esq. 29
Douglas, Mr. A. as a horseman, 294
Earthed and stole away! 231
Edinburgh, Nimrod's description of, 134
Editor's Address, the, 2
Esau, Oxfordshire-Mr. Drake's coun-
try, by, 51
Exhibition at the Royal Academy, 405
Fife hounds, the, a day with, by Nimrod,
Foumart, Hunting a, 151
Fox-hounds, a list of all the packs of, in
the United Kingdom, 6
Fox-hunter's Alphabet, the, 102
Fox-hunting, a few hints upon, 78
Fox-hunting in Ireland, 366
Frascati's, description of, 211
French Tour, Nimrod's, 66, 207, 390
Gallery of celebrated sporting characters,
No. XVI. the Earl of Stradbroke, 101
-No. XVIII. Sir St. Vincent Cotton,
Bart. 421
Game, on covers for, 249
Guthrie, Mr., of Guthrie, 297
Harriers, Mr. Hay's, 302
Harriers, a list of all the packs of, in the
United Kingdom, 6
Harkaway-hall, 37
Hay, Sir Leith, match between him and
Lord Kennedy, 306
Hertfordshire-Answer to "Hall of the
West," in the Old Sporting Magazine,
Hints for Anglers proceeding to Wales,
424
Hints on rifle-shooting, by Crack, 145
Horse, the sportsman's address to his, 80
Horse, on lameness in the, 251
Horses, on the fine points of, 320
Hounds at Fault, 5
Hounds, on breeding, by Thistlewhip-
per, 73
Hounds and hunting, Jaques de Fovil-
loux, (the French Beckford,) on, 153
Hounds: Mr. Drax's, 48, 51, 256-Mr.
Hall's, 49-Mr. Portman's, 49-The
Duke of Beaufort's, 49-Lord Fores-
ter's, 50, 115, 180-Mr. Errington's
50, 116, 180-Mr. Payne's, 50, 113—
The Northumberland, 106-Hertford-
shire, Mr. Dalyell's, 106-Sir John
Cope's, 114—Col. George Wyndham's,
115-Lord Lonsdale's, 116, 180-The
King's, 182-Mr. De Burgh's, 182-
Mr. Meynell's, 184, 340-The Ather-
stone, 185, 340-Lord Kelburne's, 185
-Lord Elcho's 186-The Kington,
186-The Hurworth, 254-Mr. Ralph
Lambton's, 255-Sir M. W. Ridley's,
256, 328-Mr. Drake's, 335-The
Heythrop, 335--Lord Segrave's, 341
Mr. Giles's, 341-The New Forest,
344-Mr. Delmé Radcliffe's, 344.
Hunter's joy, the, 241
Hunting a foumart, 151
Hunting morning in the Deccan, by
Deccan, 234
Hunting Tiger, the, a Limerick bite,
278
Ireland, fox-hunting in, 366
Jaques de Fovilloux, (the French Beck-
ford,) on hounds and hunting, 153
Jorrocks, Mr., letter from, to Nimrod des-
cribing his trip to Brighton with Sir
Vincent Cotton, and his adventures
there, 81-Ode to the present spring,
by, 306
Kennedy, Lord, match between him and
Sir Leith Hay, 306
Kintore, Lord, his black ox, 305
Lambton, Ralph, Esq. presentation of his
portrait to, 329
Lain's repository, the Edinburgh Tat-
tersall's, 134
Lamenes in the horse, on, 251
Lethbridge, J. H. Esq. letter from, 345
Leopard and Antelope, 278
Letter from Mr. Jorrocks to Nimrod des-
cribing his trip to Brighton with Sir
Vincent Cotton, and his adventures
there, 81
Life in the jungle,-bear shooting by
Deccan, 88, 162
List of all the packs of stag-hounds, fox-
hounds, harriers, beagles, and otter-
hounds in the United Kingdom, with
the names of the masters, huntsmen,
whippers-in, and the localities of ken-
nels,
Locomotive, pedigree and performances
of, 46
Lord de Ros v. John Cumming Esq.
174
Lowe, Mr., Agricultural professor in the
College of Edinburgh, 142
Match between Lord Kennedy and Sir
Leith Hay, 306
Mail coaches, "turn out" of the Paris,
Miseries of angling, the, or contemplative
man's vexation, by Sylvanus Swanquill,
Newmarket, a week at, by Uncle Toby,
Nimrod's French Tour, 66, 207, 390
Nimrod's Northern Tour, 25, 134, 293
NOTES OFF HAND: Lord de Ros and the
affair at Graham's, 59-False Cards, 61
-Pony match in harness from London
to Brighton, 62-Improvement of
York races, 62-Eclipse foot, Ascot
races, 62-Woodcocks, 62-A Stock-
port sportsman, 62-Portland handicap
entries, 62-Sale of blood stock, Messrs
Turner's, 62-Veterinary surgeons
and horse causes, 125-Death of Mr.
Skipsey, 127-The Cow and her tail,
127-Joint-stock company, 127
Bounties on imports, 127-Falcon kil-
led on the steeple of St. Bride's Church,
Fleet-street, 128-Sale of game in
Scotland, 128-French Jockey club,
128-Rifle shooting, 128-Royal Ca-
ledonian hunt, 128-Hunting Whips,
128-Doncaster Races, 129-Entries
for the Champagne stakes, Doncaster,
129-The St. Leger Stakes, 130-
Winners of two-year old stakes, 190-
Stewards of York races, 194-Royal
stag hunt, 194-Pedestrian match be-
tween Townsend and Berry, 197-
Walking match between Fuller and
Burn, 200-Death of Mr. Alderman
Lockwood, 201-Profits and expenses
of posting, 202-Coach accident 202-
The salmon fishery, 203-Poisoning of
the trotting mare Nonpariel, 203-
Cricket, 203-List of stallions for
1837, 261-Nominations for the gold
cup at Ascot, 266-Newcastle Races,
266- Hampton-court stud, 267
Match from London to Hereford, 270
-Shooting extraordinary, 271-Sport-
ing action, 271-A safe whip, 272—
Curious tenure, 272-Skeleton of
Blacklock, 272-Longevity, deer-dri-
ving, and beer-drinking, 272-The
Guivo Upas, or poisoned valley, 273
-A beggar on horseback, 273-A no-
vel wager, 274-Naval anecdote, 274
-Coursing match, 274-Death of the
Hon. F. L. Saville, 276-Death of W.
Sawbridge, Esq. 276-Great foot race
at Knutsford, 351-Wrestling, 351--
Liddesdale gymnastics, 352-Yacht in-
telligence,352-Extraordinary leap,356-
Death of Mr.Solloway, 356-Inglewood
fox-hunt dinner, 356-Mr. Farquhar-
son's hunt, 357-Testimonial to Wil-
son, huntsman to the York and Ainsty
hounds, 357--Lamentable accident,
357A- woman killed by a dog, 358
-Chance Medley,358 Angling-dex-
terity, 359-The Moors-359-Sport-
ing Anecdotes: the hunting Sweep, 359
-Skeleton of Muta, 359-Lord Ber-
ners, 441-Prince Lieven's drive to
Epsom, 441--His Majesty's breeding
stud 442-Death of Muley, 442--
Dinner to the Jockey Club, 442---Pe-
destrianism, 442---Cricket, 442---An-
gling, 443--Gambling, 443---Boat
Race, 443---Yacht Clubs, 443---Death
of Mr. Baker, 444.
Notices to readers and correspondents,
64, 132, 204, 276, 364, 444.
N. W. Cock shooting in the Forest, by,
97---Upfield Lodge, by, 168---The
Rabbiting, by, 284
Ode to the present spring, by Mr. John
Jorrocks, 306
Old English hounds, 134
On breeding hounds, by Thistlewhipper,
Orleans, Duke of, his breeding stud at
Meudon, 66
Otter-hounds, a list of all the packs of,
in the United Kingdom, 6
Oxfordshire-Finish of the hunting sea-
son, by Esau, 335
Oxoniensis, the exile's address to his
leathers, by, 166
Paris, description of, by Nimrod, 207
Paris spring meeting, Nimrod's account
of, 70
Pedigree and performances of Locomo-
tive, 46
Pedigree and performances of Recovery,
206
Petition of Will. Stevens, the, 224
Piper, the coach proprietor, of Edin-
burgh, 135
Proctor, Jock, the Forfarshire yeoman,
297
Rabitting, the, by N. W., 284
Races to come, 276, 360, 444
Racing Newmarket Craven meeting,
310-Catterick Bridge, 318- Bath
spring, 360- Newmarket first spring,
362, 427-Newmarket second spring,
430-Epsom, 432
Racing season, the past, by Uncle Toby,
40, 94, 171
Readers and correspodents, notices to,
64, 132, 204, 276, 364, 444
Recovery, pedigree and performances of,
206
Rifle shooting, hints on, by Crack, 145
Road, the, 288
Road from Paris to Calais, 214
Roebuck shooting, 179
Royal Academy, exhibition at the, 405
Salopian, a, curious fact of the bittern
breeding in the county of Salop, by,
215-The coot, moor-hen, water-rail,
and dob-chick, or little grebe, by, 242,
Sawbridge, Wanley, Esq., death of, 276,
Scent, remarkable instance of the pheno-
mena of, 296
Sinclair, Sir John, anecdotes of him, by
Nimrod, 143
Skim, wild goose shooting, by, 217
Sporting characters, gallery of cele-
brated, No. XVI., the Earl of Strad-
broke, 101,-No. XVII., Sir St. Vin-
cent Cotton, Bart., 421
Stag-hounds, a list of all the packs of, in
the United Kingdom, 6
Steeple chases: Bicester, 194-Ware,
195-York, 196-St. Alban's, 268-
Bath, 268-Dunchurch, 268-Leam-
ington, 269-Badsworth hunt, 353-
Cheltenham, 354
Stevens, Will., the petition of, 225
Stradbroke, the Earl of, 101
Sweep, the sporting, at Badminton, 49
Sylvanus Swanquill, the miseries of an-
gling, or contemplative man's vexation,
by, 226
Tattersall's, bettings at, 63, 131, 203,
275, 363
The exile's address to his leathers, by
Oxoniensis, 166
The sportsman's address to his horse, 80
Thistlewhipper on breeding hounds, 73
Tom. Moody, a trip to Barnet, by, 385
Tour, Nimrod's French, 66, 207, 390
Tour, Nimrod's Northern, 25, 134, 293
Trip to Barnet, a, by Tom Moody, 385
Trout stream, the, 324
Turf, the, 377
Uncle Toby, the past racing season, by,
40, 94, 171-A week at Newmarket,
by, 246
Under-ostler's account of the doings in
Spain, an, 422
Upfield Lodge, by, N. W., 168
VARIETIES: A visit to Oxford, 54-A let-
from an Absentee, 116-Bear hunting
in Sweden, 120-Fishing extraor
dinary, 123-Steeple chases, 124-
Cheats at play detected, 187-Flying
fancies on flies, 189-Memoirs of the
Life of the late John Mytton, Esq., by
Nimrod, 257-The Chase, the Turf,
and the Road, by Nimrod, 259, 346—
On the Folly of Gaming, 260-Epsom
Races, 439--A Wild duck taken with
hook and line, 440-Great shooting,441
Villebois, John Trueman, Esq., death of,
Wales, hints for anglers proceeding to,
Wild goose shooting, by Skim, 217
Wilson, Professor, Nimrod's visit to,
Williamson's house at Dalkeith, 139
Wemyss, Major, as a coachman, 304
Williamson, Mr. of Aberdeen, 305
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF WINNING HORSES.
5 Bella, Sir J. Boswell's, 65, at Shiffnal....
4 Burletta, Mr. Jaques's, 80 at York August, 75 at Stockton, the Gold Cup, value 100gs., and 50 at Richmond, and 60 at Northallerton.. General Chasse, Sir J. Boswell's, the Tradesmen's Cup, value 100, with 315 in specie, at Liverpool Craven, the Gold Cup, value 100, with 225 in specie, at Newton, the Stand Cup, value 100, with 90 in specie, at Liverpool July, and 50 (being half of 100), with Birdlime, at Doncaster. 3 Golden Drop, Mr. Bell's, 40 at Stockton, 80 at Richmond, and 80 at York October...
5 Morpeth, Mr. Brown's, 50 at Canterbury, and 44 at Ashford...
4 The Stag, Sir J. Boswell's 90 and 50 at Bridgnorth...
3 Abercrombie, Mr. Bestow's 110 and 125 at Manchester, and 60 at Doncaster 3
a Baronet, Sir J. Boswell's 30 at Eglinton Park............
3 Snowball, Mr. Walker's, 50 at Newmarket Craven
6 Transport, Mr. Cook's, the Farmers' Cup, value 251. with 25 in specie, at Holderness Hunt.....
2 Clints, Mr. Attwood's, 621. 10s. at Richmond
4 Ches. Filly, out of Arsenic, Mr. Hughes's, 42 at Leominster, 60 at Shrewsbury, and a Stakes at Ellesinere
2 Princess Augusta, Mr. W. Edward's, 25 at Newmarket First October.... 1
4 Lady Lowman, Mr. Nicholson's, 50 at Newcastle-on-Tyne, 50 at 1nglewood and Penrith, and 50 at Carlisle...
4 Cymro, Mr. Nanney's, 95 at Newton
4 Usury, Mr. Mostyn's 75 at Newton..
3 Bay Filly-half-bred mare, Sir F. Collier's, 25 at Bibury Club.....
2 Bangalore, Sir R. Bulkeley's, 305 and 90 at Liverpool July ......
Lena, Sir T. Stanley's, the Palatine Stakes of 175 at Chester, and 50 at Holywell Hunt.
3 Mersey, General Yates's, 50 at Warwick, and 50 at Hednesford...
3 Trap-ball, Mr. Mostyn's, the Dee Stakes of 250 at Chester, the Spring St. Leger Stakes of 150 at Liverpool Craven, 350 at Liverpool July, and 325 and 220 at Holywell Hunt..
2 Ches. Filly, out of Garcia, Colonel Peel's, the Clearwell Stakes of 700 at Newmarket Second October.
5 Daffodil, Mr. Mott's, 45 at Stourbridge.
3 Gorhambury, Mr. Coleman's, 45 at Guildford.....
3 Hatfield, Duke of Beaufort's, 50 at Reigate..
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