The Encyclopaedia of Sport and Games

Every sport and game of the Edwardian world in four volumes — from angling and ballooning to yachting — written by the people who did them, Theodore Roosevelt on big game among them.

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Herefordshire

- Several which have ceased to exist are mentioned by Dr. Bull, Trans. Woolhope Nat. Field Club, 1869. KENT. Cobham Hall; Penshurst Park; Chilham Park, near Canterbury.

LANCASHIRE. - Ashton Hall, near Lancaster; Claughton Hall, Garstang; Rigg's Wood, near Garstang; Scarisbrick Hall, near Ormskirk.

LINCOLNSHIRE.-Skillingthorpe Wood, near Lincoln; Swanpool; Evedon Wood, Haverholme Priory, near Sleaford; Manby, near Brigg.

MERIONETHSHIRE. -Talgarth Hall, Machynlleth; Rug Hall, near Corwen; Glyn Hall.

MIDDLESEX. Osterley Park.

MONMOUTHSHIRE. - Pantygoitre; Court Blethyn; Treowen, near Monmouth.

MONTGOMERYSHIRE.--Peniarth.

NORFOLK. Gunton; Didlington; Earlham; Mautby; Wolferton Wood, near Castle Rising; Kimberley; Old Buckenham; Burnham Overy; East Walton; Taverham Hall, near Norwich; Stokesby, near Acle; Westacre; Billingford; Holkham, Strumpshaw, near Brundall.

NORTHAMPTON. - Althorpe; Milton, near Peterborough; Bulwick. NORTHUMBERLAND. - Chillingham Park; Harbottle Castle, Upper Coquetdale; Bolam Lake, near Wallington; Redewater; Unthank, South Tyne. Formerly in Chipchase Woods.

NOTTINGHAM. - Clumber Park; Colwick Park; Thoresby Park.

OXFORDSHIRE. - Far Wood, Southleigh.

SHROPSHIRE. - Altingham; Halston; Oakley.

Ellesmere; Plowden; SOMERSET.-Picton; Knowle House, near Dunster; Halsewell Park, near Bridgwater. STAFFORDSHIRE.-Swithamley; Trentham; Betley.

SUFFOLK.-Cavenham; Chippenham; Henham Hall; Friston, on the Orwell; Orwell Park.

SURREY. Cobham Park till 1875; Ashley Park,

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