The Last Wolf in England
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THE LAST WOLF IN ENGLAND
THE extirpation of the wolves, which once existed in every part of these islands, is an oft-told story.
But it is not generally known that the last native wolf lived in the forests of Ludgvan, near Penzance. The last of his race was a gigantic specimen, and terrible was the havoc made by him on the flocks. Tradition tells us that at last he carried off a child. This could not be endured, so the peasantry all turned out, and this famous wolf was captured at Rospeith, the name of a farm still existing in Ludgvan.
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