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Saturday, 1st March, was, however, a red-letter day. Kilmacolm was the meet, and after a very fast twenty-five minutes from Knockmountain the hounds were stopped when making for Greenock Moor. The afternoon fox was found in Wraes, and running by Cleaves, Botherickfield and Ennelly, hounds crossed Napps Muir to go right through Duchal and away from here over Slates Hill. This fine run was continued by Bardrainy and Midhill to Finlaystone, and at the end of one and a half hours the fox was lost just above Langbank. It afterwards transpired that this fox was coursed by a collie dog into the River Clyde below West Ferry and was drowned. There was a meet at Milliken House on nth March, and a fox hunted from the woodland here was killed on a bleaching green in Kilbarchan, the incident creating much excitement in the village. Another fox was killed near Muirshields after a brief spin from Hammerscraig Rocks. On 26th March, with Bishopton as the rendezvous, followers were treated to a fine day's sport. The run, occupying one hour and twenty minutes, and which SNAPSHOTS IN THE FIELD, Major GOFF. The Late Mr BARCLAY. Mr. G. BARCLAY. The Late Mr. G. J. KIDSTON. Colonel AIKMAN. The Lanarkshire and Renfrewshire Hunt. 21 was reckoned at the time one of the best ever brought off in the district, had West Ferry as its starting point. I give the points briefly : — Gleddoch, Barscube Hill, Knockmountain, Elphinstone, Corslie Hill, Barochan, North Brae, Cleaves, Wraes, and Witch Moss, nearly to High Barlogan, the fox being killed at Whinnie Hill. A really fine hunt, with only one slight check at Barochan. The Master was especially prominent in this run on his smart grey Harmony, a previous winner of a point-to-point. The season