Paper then went out to No. 2 Tree, Pearce Road, and on to the top of Hound Line. It was near here that green paper was laid to enable the hunt to go through the village and over a narrow bridge. hen on to the Alps, the Pawnshop, Pearee's Elbow and through the wade at Potter's Line. Next on to a now bit of country to a run-through near Mrs. Phillips's Wade. Another light-hearted joke was! played on the Hunt near here, a profusion of paper being laid on to a bridge with the two centre planks removed. It was obvious that no one-could come to any harm, as the trap was clearly. visible io the haders, but here again everyone was fra a tala ing proclamation issued by the seta be of interest:
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.