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[[underline]] A remarkable day's Sport - [[/underline]] A Stag was turned out at the Crooked Billet near [[underline]] Bulstrode [[/underline]] -- The chace began smartly and in the direction of [[underline]] Beaconsfield [[/underline]] - & in sight of the residence of [[underline]] Mr. Edmund Burke [[/underline]] near it - The Deer was taking his course gallantly through that country when a Farmer's Dog pursued & turned Him - He now ran towards Windsor, & crossing the Thames at Surley Hall He then made the best of His Way by Winkfield Plain to Ascot Race Ground & from whence finding out his Old Pastures He hung upon the Paddocks at Swinley & into which He was let in -- This run from Near Beaconsfield to the Paddocks at Swinley was very rapid, & without a check, the consequence of which was that it was over about mid-day -- A Fresh Stag was turned out from the Paddocks and Lord Hinchinbrook The Master of His Majesty's Stag Hounds, & some of the Yeoman Prickers, with Johnston the Huntsman
