3-053-658 - The Print Collector/Heritage Images

At Trentham: inspecting a pack of English foxhounds, 1873. The Shah of Persia visits England. 'While [at Trentham] he rambled about the park, saw the deer, went in a boat on the lake, and joined the players in the bowling-alley, with a cigarette between his lips. Before leaving Trentham, which he did at eleven on the Saturday morning, his Majesty looked at the North Staffordshire pack of foxhounds, brought into the courtyard for his inspection. Altogether, he enjoyed his stay at Trentham very much, or it would have been hard to please him anywhere in this country'. From "Illustrated London News", 1873.