Baily's Magazine Vol. LXXXV

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Baily's Magazine of Sports and Pastimes, Volume 85 January to June, 1906

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Produced by Richard Tonsing, Chris Curnow, Barbara Tozier, Bill Tozier and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This book was produced from images made available by the HathiTrust Digital Library.)

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English

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GV: Geography, Anthropology, Recreation: Recreation, Leisure

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Sports -- Periodicals

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Project Gutenberg

eBook-No. 57055

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April 26, 2018

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Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.BAILY’S MAGAZINE OF SPORTS & PASTIMES. VOLUME THE EIGHTY-FIFTH. BEING Nos. 551–556. JANUARY TO JUNE, 1906.
2. 2.ILLUSTRATIONS.
3. 3.CONTENTS.
4. 4.BAILY’S MAGAZINE OF SPORTS AND PASTIMES No. 551. JANUARY, 1906. Vol. LXXXV. — CONTENTS. — The Earl of Huntingdon, M.F.H. — A Christmas Dream on Sport. — Foxhounds. — The Development of the Modern Motor. — Becking. — Hunt “Runners.” II. David Swinton and Dick Baker. — Dick Baker. — Sport in the City. THE OLD YEAR AND THE NEW. — Half a Century’s Hunting Recollections. IV. — A Hundred Years Ago. — (FROM THE SPORTING MAGAZINE OF 1805.) — Extraordinary Steeple-Race. — Cricket Topics. — Is Foxhunting Doomed? — The Sportsman’s Library. — In Pursuit of the Pike. — A Gossip on Hunting Men. — Pheasant Shooting in the Himalayas. — “Our Van.” — RACING. — STAGHOUNDS. — HUNTING IN YORKSHIRE—A CAPITAL SUGGESTION. — SPANIEL TRIALS IN THE VALE OF NEATH. — THE CHRISTMAS SHOWS. — SPORT AT THE UNIVERSITIES. — GOLF. — THE LONDON PLAYING FIELDS’ SOCIETY. — “THE MOUNTAIN CLIMBER” AT THE COMEDY THEATRE. — “MR. POPPLE (OF IPPLETON)” AT THE APOLLO THEATRE. — Sporting Intelligence. [During November—December, 1905.] — TURF. — FOOTBALL.
5. 5.BAILY’S MAGAZINE OF SPORTS AND PASTIMES No. 552. FEBRUARY, 1906. Vol. LXXXV. — CONTENTS. — Colonel W. A. Cardwell, M.F.H. — Collection of Indian Weapons. — What Next? — Foxhounds. — THE SIRES OF THE DAY. — Hunt “Runners.” III. “Harry” and Sellars. — Oxford and Cheltenham Coach. — The Broads as a Sporting Centre. — Notes and Sport of a Dry-Fly Purist. — THE TROUT SEASON, 1905. — A Hundred Years Ago. — (FROM THE SPORTING MAGAZINE OF 1806.) — Thornville Royal. — A Farewell to a Hunter. — The New Year at the Theatres. — Racing at Gibraltar, in 1905. — Half a Century’s Hunting Recollections. V. — Rugby Football. — The Thoroughbred. — DO WE MAKE THE BEST OF HIM. — Mr. Vyell Edward Walker. — “Our Van.” — RACING. — THE LATE MR. W. G. CRAVEN. — HUNTING. — HUNTING IN YORKSHIRE. — AMERICAN v. ENGLISH FOXHOUND MATCH. — THE NEW ARMY POLO COMMITTEE. — THE M.C.C. CRICKET TEAM IN SOUTH AFRICA. — GOLF. — THE WINTER EXHIBITION AT BURLINGTON HOUSE. — PELOTA AT THE WINTER CLUB. — FANCY DRESS BALLS AT COVENT GARDEN. — “CINDERELLA” AT THE EMPIRE. — BALLET AT THE ALHAMBRA. — Sporting Intelligence. [During December, 1905—January, 1906.] — TURF.
6. 6.BAILY’S MAGAZINE OF SPORTS AND PASTIMES No. 553. MARCH, 1906. Vol. LXXXV. — CONTENTS. — Mr. Edward Mashiter, M.F.H. — Distemper in Hounds. — Recollections of Seventy-five Years’ Sport. I. — The Education of the Puppy. — A few Cocks and some Rabbits. — Breeds of British Salmon. — The Foxhounds of Great Britain. [5] — Hind-hunting. — Famous Grand National Riders. — A Hundred Years Ago. — (FROM THE SPORTING MAGAZINE OF 1806.) — The Sportsman’s Library. — Two Noted Hunting Sires, Van Galen and Victor. — The University Boat Race. — Goose Shooting in Manitoba. — “Hunting Ladies.” — Some Theories on Acquiring a Seat. — “Our Van.” — RACING. — HUNTING. — HUNTING IN YORKSHIRE. — DEATH OF MR. E. A. NEPEAN. — THE GRAND PRIX AT MONTE CARLO. — GOLF. — “HIS HOUSE IN ORDER,” AT THE ST. JAMES’S THEATRE. — Sporting Intelligence. [During January—February, 1906.] — TURF. — FOOTBALL. — PIGEON SHOOTING.
7. 7.BAILY’S MAGAZINE OF SPORTS AND PASTIMES No. 554. APRIL, 1906. Vol. LXXXV. — CONTENTS. — Mr. Henry Hawkins. — Recollections of Seventy-five Years’ Sport. II. — In Memoriam. THE LATE CAPTAIN J. T. R. LANE FOX. — Spring Trout and Spring Weather. — The Towered Bird. — Hunt “Runners.” IV. Butler of the North Cotswold. — “The Old Horse.” — Some Novelties in the Laws of Croquet. — True Fishing Stories. — A Hundred Years Ago. — (FROM THE SPORTING MAGAZINE OF 1806.) BOXING. D. Mendoza and H. Lee. — The Borzoi. — Some Sport in the Transvaal in 1878. — A Song of Homage. — Herod Blood. — The Last of the Bitterns. — The Spring Horse Shows. — The Hackney Show. — The Royal Commissions—Thoroughbred Stallions. — The Sportsman’s Library. — “Our Van.” — RACING. — HUNTING. — HUNTING IN YORKSHIRE. — AMERICAN v. ENGLISH FOXHOUND MATCH. — BREEDING OF THOROUGHBREDS. — POLO IN THE UNITED STATES. — THE M.C.C. CRICKETERS IN SOUTH AFRICA. — DEATH OF RICHARD HUMPHREY. — DEATH OF MR. E. H. BUCKLAND. — THE OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE BOAT RACE. — CROSS-COUNTRY RUNNING. — GOLF. — “THE VOYSEY INHERITANCE” AT THE COURT THEATRE. — Sporting Intelligence. [During February-March, 1906.] — TURF. — RACQUETS. — COURSING. — FOOTBALL.
8. 8.BAILY’S MAGAZINE OF SPORTS AND PASTIMES No. 555. MAY, 1906. Vol. LXXXV. — CONTENTS. — Mr. Assheton Biddulph, M.F.H. — Englishmen’s Sport in Future Years. — A Plea for the Hare. — Pelota. — Jack Shepherd. — The Preparatory School. — The Late Mr. John R. Gubbins. — Dressing Flies. — Navicular Disease. — The Beech as a Commercial Tree. — The Hermit Family — Sport at the Universities. — Foxhunting in France. — South African Policy of the Marylebone Cricket Ministry. — Mr. Lacey’s Opinion. — Some Fables on Horses. — The Advent of the Otter-hunting Season. — A Hundred Years Ago. — (FROM THE SPORTING MAGAZINE OF 1806.) — The Sportsman’s Library. — Polo in 1906. — TOURNAMENTS, 1906. — “Our Van.” — RACING. — FRENCH RACING. — HUNTING. — SOME SPRING PRODUCTIONS AT THE THEATRES. — GOLF. — Sporting Intelligence. [During March-April, 1906.] — TURF. — SHOOTING. — FOOTBALL. — RACQUETS. — ROWING.
9. 9.BAILY’S MAGAZINE OF SPORTS AND PASTIMES No. 556. JUNE, 1906. Vol. LXXXV. — CONTENTS. — Viscount Helmsley, M.F.H. — Sport at Westminster. — Education at the Public Schools. — Successful Steeplechase Sires. — The Billiard-Cue. — A Country Fair. — The Judging of Polo Ponies. — Sport and Animal Life at the Royal Academy. — Notes and Sport of a Dry-fly Purist. — THE GRAYLING SEASON, 1905. — Hound Sales, Past and Present. — The Olympic Games. — “A Clever Shot.” — Cricket Notions. — The Salmon’s Visual Apparatus. — Is the Salmon Colour-blind? — A Hundred Years Ago. — (FROM THE SPORTING MAGAZINE OF 1806.) — The Sportsman’s Library. — George Hirst. — “Our Van.” — RACING. — POLO. — GOLF. — THE HUNT SECRETARIES’ ASSOCIATION. — ASCETIC. — FIELD TRIALS OF POINTERS AND SETTERS IN SHROPSHIRE. — THEATRICAL NOTES. — Sporting Intelligence. [During April-May, 1906.] — TURF. — CRICKET. — TENNIS.
10. 10.TRANSCRIBER’S NOTES

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