and they doubtless appreciated the many excellent runs, for Colonel Mure Colonel W. Mure and his wife, Lady Georgina Mure, were both well- landlord and a practical agriculturist, he was responsible for much of the pleasure of seeing the popular Colonel riding a creditable second in a closely photographic efforts. In the centre of the group is Harry Cumpstone GROUP OF HOUNDS IN KENNEL. through having been secured by one of the oldest followers of the Hunt in shire pack. races were decided over his lands, the hunting people present had the great first-rate man to hounds, being a fearless horseman. He in turn has a hunting community. This excellent picture of hounds in kennel is all the more interesting his son, Mr. Charles K. Finlayson, is also an enthusiastic follower, and a son in Master Billy Finlayson, who recently joined the gay throng, and it is The Lanarkshire and Renfrewshire Hunt. 39 popularity of the Hunt in the Caldwell district at this time, and he was also internal illness and died very suddenly — to the great regret of all the known followers during the time that Cumpstone was hunting the hounds, Mr. W. J. Finlayson, who has at various times been very successful in his that Mr. Finlayson also supplied other photographs, including that of simply loved the sport, being a first-rate man to hounds. As an up-to-date a remarkable fact that three generations should be in the hunting field at of great assistance to the Master. In April, 1912, when the point-to-point the late Jock Ritchie, for this work. He is still very keen on the sport, and GROUP OF HOUNDS IN KENNEL. contested event. A few months afterwards Colonel Mure developed (huntsman), with Ted Parker (first whip) on left, and, it may here be added,