The Express.
London, England, 1867-11-05 00:00:00

LIV ERPOOL N Cr P.

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free Honesty (off,
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to I t + off)
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Garter t& ol 40 to 1 Dolby (t & off)
100 to 0 Caithness (t & 50 to 1 )rrs. Allan (t &
off. off,
100 to 0 Mandrake (o. 50 to 1 Conundrum (o)
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1118CELLANEOLS BITS.
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BETTING AT DIANCHESTER.—MONDAY.
LIVICRPOOL AUTI'MN CUP.
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100 to 9 The Peer (t 1 31 to 1 Pearl Diver (off)
100 to T Mandrake off) 10 to 1 Scipio (off)
15 to 1 Knight of the 100 to 3 The Corporal (t)
Garter f) 100 to 3 Conundrum 1Ao)
10 to 1 Primate t 50 to 1 Dolby (ol1)

DDITRUCTION OF RARK BIROS IN SCOTLAND.
The liaddinotonakire Courier say. :—" Within the last
few days, two very rare visitors belonging to the feathered
tribe have found their way within the district, both of
which have fallen victims to the gun. The first of these
was s fine specimen of the little bittern—a bird that has
never before been seen in this quarter of the country,
and is extremely rare everywhere. Mr. Thomson, Ae
head gamekeeper at Lufiness, got his eye on it one
day last week, and after some trouble came within shot
of the rare aria, and brought it down. The other
bird was a remarkably fine specimen of the golden
eagle, which was first seen on Saturday last by Dr.
Logic, Dirleton, hovering on the sandy fiats near the
beach, as if on the lookout for the rabbits which are so

plentiful in that locality. The keepers at ArchertillY,
having been made acquainted with the rare visitant that
had come to the neighbourhood, were not long in bagging
him. We believe the bird was a splendid specimen of
the eagle tribe, and had a magnificent amplitude of wing.
Specimens have occasionally been observed in the voinity
of the coast, bat their visits are of extremely rare occur-
rence, the last seen having been shot at North Berwick a
good many yeas ago."
The annual football match with old members of
fladley College, Abingdon. took place on MI Saints'-day.
After a long and arduous struggle, the old Radleians suc-
ceeded in kicking two goals, thus somewhat unexpectedly
carrying off the victory from the school player.. In the
evening the usual recitacions and music were given in the
gymnasium before a L.re audience, and were received
with much applause.
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