The Express.
London, England, 1864-09-01 00:00:00

THE MOORS AND FORESTS.

CANTaLY.—Colonel C. H. Gordon, C. 8., and
Mr. W. Stirling Lame have killed in *even days, on the
Centrum Moon, 110 i braes of groom and 18 bares, avenging
from 15 to 20 braes daily.
Kistocti Covens.—On Moloch Lodge, near Dnokeld,
extending to about 5,000 ecres, General Campbell sod
Major C. F. Campbell, on the 12th Angust, bagged 69
brace of grouse. 1 duck, and 1 hare ; on the 13th, 51
brace grouse, 1 rabbit, and 2 harm. On the 15th and
16th, Mar C. F. Campbell, to his own gun, in five
hours on Monday. 21 brace of grouse, 2 hares, and 1
snipe ; on the 16th, over two old setters, 31 brace of
grouse and 7 bares. On the 17th, General and Major
C. F. Campbell. 58 brace of grease and 2 hares. Os
the 18th, Major Trotter and Major C. F. Campbell, 37
beam of grouse and 3 harem On the 22nd. General Camp-
bell, Majors Trotter and C. F. Campbell, 62 brace of groom
and 2 bans. On the 23rd, T. Jarvis, EN., and Major C. F.
Campbell, 43 brace ammo and 5 bares. On the 25th,
T. Janis, Esq., and Major C. F. Campbell, 36 brace of
grouse asd 4 bares. On the 26th. General Campbell,
Major Trotter, end I'. Janis, Eel., 49 lime of groom and
4 bares. Total in ten den' shooting, 949 head. The party
never went out before 11 o'clock. On the moor the birds
are 'trees and wild ; not a bad bird has been gees this me-
eon. On the 15th the weather wee like .day in the Eat.
PUITSSHIRZ.—The sport on all the Perthshire moors
where shooting is still prosecuted continues to be ex-
cellent, and good begs are secured by sportsmen daily.
A considerable number of sportsmen have dropped
grouse-shooting for the mason ; but on all the moors •
sufficient number of birds are left for breeding. Lord
Sefton, Colonel Tyr w hitt, and the Earl of Wilton have
left the shooting grounds of the Right Roo. Lord
Willoughby d'Eresby. after havisg killed 2,000 head of
grouse is the course of • week, besides a large quantity of
other gams. On the moors at Auchnalree, cm Saturday,
Mr. Thomson and another gentleman bagged 150 bead
of mountain bares, beeides grouse and blackcock. On
the 22nd. Mr. Pitt Duz.ilas and Mr. Smith shot, on the
Denim. Maces. 18 brace of grouse and 3 bares ; and the
same gentlemen killed, on the 24th, 16 brace of grouse
and 2 blackoock. Sheriff Dsvidam sod all the other 'porta-
men in the neighbourhood of Cowrie have enjoyed spleo did
sport even day they have been out. Oo Kinloch and Tir-
chardie Hills, 80 bead of grouse and a quantity of moun-
tain bares were bagged on the 23th. Since the 20th, Mr.
Russell has had good bags daily at Germs.% ranging from 13
to 23 brace of grouse, beside, other game, per day. Preps-
. rations are bens made for partridge 'booties which epens
to-day, and as the fields are in the course of being
' rapiSly cleared in the low country, shooting will be more
ieserally preempted than was anticipated • few weeks ago,
The coven are all well stocked, sod the birds have seldom
i been seen In better condition at this season. The pheasant
preserves provides to afford excellent sport when the shoot-
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itasamaa.—The Braemar correspondent of the Dundee
ddrirtiser writes :—" A week of very disagreeable and un-
oomfortable weather haa set our sportemen altogether out of
their reckoning. Some attempts at ptarmtgan and grouse
shooting. with a few good Balks at the stag., may be sum-
marked am the west's sport. The wind was mostly from
the north and north-west daring the week, but on Saturday
• welcome change to south-west took place, with favour-
able appearances of mottled fine weather, no that full larders
may be anticipated this week. We append the following
as the most proinineet of the proceedings at the different
lodges :—The Earl of Fife was out deerstalking on Tuesday,
killing one stag. On Friday, his lordship wan oat again in
Mar Forest, and killed a splendid stag, with a very pretty
heed of tee tines. I• the Alton-Owes forget, the lion.
George S. Duff killed four aims during the week—one on
Monday; on Tuesday and Wednesday one each day, and
another on Friday, nearly averaging 15 stains each clean.
On the Glencallater moon, Mr. John Marshall and party
have bagged daily from 15 to 25 brace grouse during the
week. Lieuteoant-Colouel Fargaisamon of loveresald was
oat deer-stalking in lemma tonsils the latter portion
of last week, killing • fine stag."

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