Douglas, in the capacity of aide-de-camp, Mr.Howe and Mr.James Douglas, with their friend, Lieutenant Trevelyan, stood on an eminence bordered by woods.

Here Sir Howard watched the afternoon's sport with keen interest.

He saw in the assembly many features to be discountenanced.

None admired a noble animal better than Sir Howard, and none were more humane in their treatment.

Captain Douglas entered more into the sport of the proceedings.