 | William Windham - 1812 - 452 頁
...Intelligence,' setting forth the exploits of my Lord Such-a-one's hounds ; — how the hounds threw off at such a cover ; that bold Reynard went off in a...could stand the shame of such statements ? That this house which tolerates such sports, nay, which claims them, as the peculiar privilege of the class to... | |
 | Great Britain. Parliament - 1812 - 668 頁
...in a gallant stile, &c., and was not killed till after a chace of ten hours ; that of fifty horsemen who were out at the beginning not above five were...the death, that three horses died in the field, and seTcral it was thought would never recor.fr ; and that upon the whole it was the most glorious day's... | |
 | William Windham - 1837 - 694 頁
...in a gallant style, &c. and was not killed till after a chase of ten hours ; that of fifty horsemen who were out at the beginning not above five were...could stand the shame of such statements ? That this house, which tolerates such sports, nay, which claims them, as the peculiar privilege of the class... | |
 | William Windham - 1837 - 694 頁
...in a gallant style, &c. and was not killed till after a chase of ten hours; that of fifty horsemen who were out at the beginning not above five were...could stand the shame of such statements ? That this house, which tolerates such sports, nay, which claims them, as the peculiar privilege of the class... | |
 | 1845 - 698 頁
...in a gallant style, &c. and was not killed till after a chase of ten hours ; that of fifty horsemen who were out at the beginning not above five were...could stand the shame of such statements? That this house, which tolerates such sports, nay, which claims them, as the peculiar privilege of the class... | |
 | William Charles Townsend - 1846 - 564 頁
...of Sporting Intelligence of the most glorious day's sport ever remembered : that of fifty horsemen, who were out at the beginning, not above five were...and several, it was thought, would never recover." Windham concluded with denouncing the scheme as a wild and frantic act of hypocrisy. His jests and... | |
 | William Charles Townsend - 1846 - 548 頁
...sport ever remembered : that of fifty horsemen, who were out at the beginning, not above five were m at the death ; that three horses died in the field,...and several, it was thought, would never recover." Windham concluded with denouncing the scheme as a wild and frantic act of hypocrisy. His jests and... | |
 | Charles Milner Atkinson, John Edwin Mitchell - 1920 - 266 頁
...hours ; that, of 50 horsemen who were out at the " beginning, not above 5 were in at the death ; that 3 horses " died in the field, and several, it was thought,...glorious " day's sport ever remembered since the pack was set up." Could a House which claimed such sports as the privilege of its class — he cried — with... | |
 | Diana Donald - 2007 - 402 頁
...Reynard went off in a gallant stile, &c., and was not killed till after a chace of ten hours; . . . that three horses died in the field, and several it...was the most glorious day's sport, ever remembered . . .66 Perhaps more damaging even than such ridicule and accusations of casuistry was the attention... | |
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Reynard went off in a gallant style, &c. and was not killed till after a chase of ten hours ; that of fifty horsemen who were out at the beginning not above five were in at the death ; that three horses died in the field, and several it was thought would... 