...portrait is given with those of other celebrated dogs. The Grange House, 26th June, 1839. " Dear Sir—My St. Bernard dog Bass, whom you have honoured so far...great joy, one of the letter-carriers brought him back; and the man's account was, that in going along a certain street he heard his bark from the inside...

...St. Bernard, and Sir Hew presented him to me when he was a puppv of about five months old. His bark is tremendous, so loud, indeed, that I have often...Meadow Walk, nearly a mile off. To it I was indebted tor the recovery oTf the dog when stolen by some callers, not long after I got him. He had been some...

...called, became tremendous, so that his owner often distinguished it when nearly a mile off. To tliis he was indebted for the recovery of the dog when stolen by some carters. One of the letter-carriers heard its bark inside a yard, demanded it as belonging to Sir Thomas, and...

...about a year and nine months old, and can hardly have reached his full size. His bark is tremendous. I have often distinguished it when in the Meadow Walk, nearly a mile off. To it I was indebted for his recovery when stolen from me by some carters. He had been for some time missing, when one of the...

...St. Beniard, and Sir Hew presented him to me when he was a puppy of about five months "Id. His bark is tremendous, so loud, indeed, that I have often distinguished it when in the Meadow Walt, nearly a mile off. To it 1 was indtbted tor the recovery of the dog when stolen by some curlers,...

...called, 18 became tremendous, so that his owner often distinguished it when nearly a mile off. To this he was indebted for the recovery of the dog when stolen by some carters. One of the letter-carriers heard its bark inside a yard, demanded it as belonging to Sir Thomas, and...