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namely - Sleighs being driven over huge logs - horses climbing [these?]
like Monkies, and ladies laughing, and not crying, by which
they showed their good sense, also Gentleman looking uncomfortably
warm from their exertions, but at last we once more started off, and for
a wonder took the right road to Kingston, and having arrived whence
we started, the Vice named some half dozen people as his successors
for the next meet, should there be any, and after which the Club [?],
each on his own individual [house?], to go and do that which seemed most
proper to him, and to drive in whatever direction he might think fit -
The Vice can give an account of the President or his followers, but
thinks if anything amusing occurred, they ought to tell it for the
Public Benefit -

N.B. It is confidently rumoured that a
certain sporting whip - Surgeon
in the R. Artillery had an overturn -
If reference be made to him, we hope
he will confess if the statement be [underline] true [/underline]

[underline] ADC [/underline]

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