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The hunting which followed was appropriate to the occasion, and the best now completed by Sir George Reid, was formally handed over by the as the saying goes, the fox was accounted for by being lost. The run had entered a single covert en route. This was a fox of the sort a huntsman at Finlaystone, when the full-length portrait of Mr. George J. Kidston, likes to find. fox to ground in a drain at Knockmountain, this run having occupied fully along the edge of Caldwell Law and between Bracko Farm and Hartfield Moss, nearly to Top Farm. Here scent seemed to vanish suddenly, and, On 1 8th January an interesting function was carried out at a meet held handed a cheque as the surplus of the fund subscribed. Mr. Kidston an hour. territory, fell to the lot of those hunting with the pack from Woodside on put the finishing touch on tired horses. Hounds went on to mark their Mid Hartfield just to the left of Peesweep and the right of Threepgrass, occupied fully an hour, and was remarkable for the fact that the pilot never A capital run, almost entirely over grass and the cream of Renfrewshire Muir down to the River Gryffe, at the edge of Duchal policies. From here 26 The Lanarkshire and Renfrezvshire Hunt. assemblage, and highly complimentary remarks were bestowed upon an old North Castlewalls he discarded Skiff, the hounds running in fine style by Master on behalf of the members of the Hunt. There was a very numerous Kirkton and Wraes, to go on by Botherickfield and Ennelly, over Napps and generous supporter of Renfrewshire fox-hunting, when he was also run of the day was had from Elphinstone. Hounds hunted merrily by 10th January, 1905. A fox was found in Bowfield Moss, and going on by intimated that this would be devoted to a fund for the benefit of the sport.