The tryst of this pack en Saturday was at the pleasant residence of Mrs Ireland, Sea View and the company assembled was a large one' including Mr Charles Sampson on Hampden- Mr Oudaille, Miss Little; Mr Carter, Pride oS Dantroon ; Mr Taggart, Major; Mr T. Lari dels, Eclipse; Mr S. Gourley, Raven; Mr J Gourley,Larrikin; Mr G. Smith, Erebus; Mr J. Cotton, Tarn; Mr Macandrew, Miss King- Mr Bowoen,. Sancho ; Mr Driver on a browS; MrL.Smvth, CampbeUtown; Mr M'Laughlin, Italmn; Mr Bethune, Bill Allen; Mr Hart Robm Hooa i tor J. Poolo, Caddie; The Whip, ?°i!f DS Vt 1?™^ 6™' Ba Sler: M^s Hutton, St Hilda; Miss Hutton, a clipped bay; and Miss *. Jones, whom all were pleased to see agaiu convalescent, ,had an excellent mount ia Templeton. The carriages of Mrs Frederick Jones Blessrs Cargill, Isaac, D,mock,.Rattaw" Wl'h^ lss Cargill, Miss Roberts, Mrs OgstonT and Mrs Houlett, were also present. A hay stack or somewhat gigantic proportions wm improvised as a gran d stand by abont a s7oT a of youcg adies, from which elevated positkm merry peals of laughter rang out on the frosty air as the occasional misadventure of some nn lucky sportsaan came under their critical ob servation. The hon. secretary, Mr Hart with: his usual activity, was not long before he had everything m go - ahead order for the chase. As tne obstacles were not of a difficult nature, although fair hunting country, tha fences- being all gorse, without a single post and rail, some very good jumping was witnessed. Casualties were tew, a lane with an awkward double being respsnsible for the principal mishaps, a cross-country rider of renown, Mr J. Cotton, here found all things were equal, and ?£?L f rie£ alonf side anrnch respected lover of the sport, who, after clinging to the neck of hfe favourite Turk in a most affectionate manner, slidgracefnlJy on to a bed-not of roset-his mount ungratefully deserting him in his- ex tremity and purscing the even tenor of his war riderless. Several other riders also bore on the» apparel souvenirs of the adhesive qualities of the bea View soil. Mrs Myers rode with her usual dash, being well up all through. 