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_Tregonwell Frampton_ (Vol. iv., p. 474.; Vol. v., p. 16.).--In the

_History of the British Turf_, by James Christie Whyte, Esq. (London,

Colburn, 2 vols. 8vo. 1840), T. R. W. will meet with a sketch of the

life of Mr. Frampton, together with an inquiry into the truth of the

well known anecdote respecting his cruelty to his horse Dragon. Mr.

Chafin, in his _Anecdotes of Cranbourne Chase_ (London, 1818), p. 47.,

refers to him, and prints one or two curious original letters from him.

Mr. Whyte illustrates his first volume by a portrait of Mr. Frampton.

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