The Post And the Paddock
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Match that year) in the second. He had, however, long passed his meridian, when he kept open house for a fortnight at Blyth Hall, on the occasion of the Prince of Wales' and the Duke of Clarence's Yorkshire visit, in 1806. Even then the title-deeds had departed from him, in spite of San- cho's and Staveley's St. Leger victories in the two preceding years, and he only kept possession of the Hall by virtue of a friendly stipulation to that effect. It was a " finish" in every sense of the word, an...d the Prince was said to be the only one who walked up to bed without help each night. The little table on which the two flirted, long and deeply, with the elephant's tooth, is still preserved as a relic in Don- caster; and when this melancholy wake of his de- parted treasure had ceased, Hellish turned his back on Blyth, and resided, whenever he was in the country, at Hodsack Priory, a portion of his estate which was entailed. Shortly afterwards he married, and devoted himself principally to farming and shorthorns a pursuit in which the late Charles Champion, of Blyth.
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Match that year) in the second. He had, however, long passed his meridian, when he kept open house for a fortnight at Blyth Hall, on the occasion of the Prince of Wales' and the Duke of Clarence's Yorkshire visit, in 1806. Even then the title-deeds had departed from him, in spite of San- cho's and Staveley's St. Leger victories in the two preceding years, and he only kept possession of the Hall by virtue of a friendly stipulation to that effect. It was a " finish" in every sense of the word, an...d the Prince was said to be the only one who walked up to bed without help each night. The little table on which the two flirted, long and deeply, with the elephant's tooth, is still preserved as a relic in Don- caster; and when this melancholy wake of his de- parted treasure had ceased, Hellish turned his back on Blyth, and resided, whenever he was in the country, at Hodsack Priory, a portion of his estate which was entailed. Shortly afterwards he married, and devoted himself principally to farming and shorthorns a pursuit in which the late Charles Champion, of Blyth.
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