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Henry Huthnance
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Mr. Henry Huthnance, junr. of Drannack, Gwinear, driving load hay from his farm to Copper House, ascending Nanpuska Hill | Sat 13 July 1850
On Saturday last, as Mr. Henry Huthnance, junr. of Drannack, Gwinear, was driving a load of hay from his farm to Copper House, on ascending Nanpuska Hill, | Friday 19 July 1850
HAYLE - On Saturday last, as Mr. Henry Huthnance, junr. of Drannack, Gwinear, was driving a load of hay from his farm to Copper House, on ascending Nanpuska Hill, Phillack he saw a fox crossing the road a short distance before him appa-rently going lame, which induced Mr. Huthnance to give chase. Reynard turned on his pursuer, and when within a short distance made a sudden spring at him, but Mr. H. struck him a violent blow across the nose with the handle of his whip, which com-pletely stunned him, and before he could recover, Mr. H. seized him by the hind part of his neck, put him in a bag and sent him home alive. It is a bitch fox about two-thirds grown.
Royal Cornwall Gazette - Friday 19 July 1850
https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0000180/18500719/022/0005
| Owner of original | Royal Cornwall Gazette |
| Date | 19 Jul 1850 |
| Linked to | Drannack Farm House/Drinnick, Drannack, Gwinear; Nanpuska Nanpusker Nanpurous Nanspusker [Nanspisker], Nanpusker, Phillack; Henry Huthnance |
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