| Description | Includes references to Mr Hassell's letter regarding the Take of Ergam; it having been looked upon by the Hunters at Burlington as an impediment to their diversion and by the Gentlemen whose estates bordered upon it as an inconvenience, therefore the destruction of the rabbits in Grimston's Tenant's Ground had been wished for by all; it having been discussed in Mr Hassell's company; Hassell having formerly applied through Mr Robert Grimston; Mr Hassell being a worthy neighbour; Hudson having scarce the pleasure of Mr Ned Knowsley's acquaintance; Hudson's visit to Birdsall, where the company was Mr Bethell, Mr Chitty St Quintin, Dr Waugh and Jerry Dring and the Hunting Scheme at Driffield being impeded by the bad weather |