The Express.
London, England, 1860-09-24 00:00:00

LUOULAL ISTATOILVY BY NR. JAMBS.

Liberal Conservative
Objections. Sustained. Objections. Sustained.
1.1:= ...... 75 33 54 27
105 50 143 83
Laks ll4O ill 217 137

Weslanisler .
Kinterrom 255 150 350 204

748 447 4852 578
COVIIMAIIVI IfitiTIMENT BT MR. WITH.
Liberal Conierrative
Oltiestioss. Sustained. Objections. Sustained.
King's-crom 163 84 437 292

THE MOORS AND FORESTS.

The deer forest is now in the ascendant, groww
having become so wild and strong that a good shot, on a
good moor, will find his best bag rarely exceeding 4 or 5
bravo. The velvet is now pretty clear, and stags are be-
gimping to separate. The following are a few notes of
sport :--Captain Watt bee bad very good sport at Apple-
cruse during the last fortnight. He shot • fine stag on
the 4th, weighing 18 stone Igh. In the lest report of
the Applecrosi sport, one id the seven stags shot by
Curie Watt, on the 27th and 28th, was put down as
we king 10 stone Ilb., instead of 15 stone 11b. On the
14 , W. B. Weinman, Esq., shot • royal stag, weighing
18 stone. F. U. Sartoria, Fig., stalked in the Gairloch
Forest on the 27th August. and killed a stag, and on 7th
September killed • roe. On the 10th instant the Hon.
St. Andrew St John stalked and killed • dry bind ;
and on the 12th killed three stags, two of them right and
left. One of these was • km stag, very fat, with 13
point+, and the other with,9 points ago in good condition.
A very large fat stag war Mot at Mown, on the 17th, by
H. W. White, Eau.; the doer weighed when cleaned
lBst. 511 n. The antlers, which are the best we have seen
this sesson, are in length 33e inches, span within the arch
isiebes, girth 5 inches, and with 13 tines, long and
finely Upend. Lord Bingham brought down • stag at
Glentlekhch last week, which weighed 21i stone. Lord
Henry Bastin& had no blank day between the 10th and
15th, both inclusive, and on the 14th his lordship brought
down two step. On the 10th, Mr. Massey's party at
Belleville, after enjoying good trout fishing, homed 9 brace
of grouse ; on the 11th, with two guns, on the high
ground, 8 brace ; and on the same day, 8i brace were
brought down to another gun. Mr. Massey, on the same
day, on the low ground, in • few hours had 2f brace grouses
1 g brace partridge, 1 Nacknock, and 3 hares ; and on the
12th, brace were lir"; down to one gun. Allan.
grange, and W. D. Inglis, shut 20 brace of grouse on
the Higlifield moors on the 1 th inst. Last week Sir Ore.
Title Smythe, Bart., shot a stag at Erchleas on the 10th,
and on the 12th instant three good dap and a hind. Os the
13th a small poly on the lire less moors shot 56 brace of '
end 12 hares, on thellth and 131. h. Lest week Sir H.
Cottrell killed 3 fine deo, one of them weighing 15 stone
sal one 14 stone. Lord Cowper, at Glenshail, brought down
2 fine stags last week, and this week five very fine animals.
Sir A. P. Gordon Cumming, Bart., brought down 7 good
harts and 2 yeld hinds on the 12th instant in Glenmerk.
Four of the harts were obtained at one stalk. On Monday,
Mr. Denison, the Speaker of the House cf Commons,
brought down no less than five stags at Langwell, Lord
Alexander Bissell, who is at present visiting the Earl of
&afield at Balinacsan, went out on Tuesday morning to the
forest of Shewglie, and returned before ten o'clock with no
less than three deer. Mr. Wynne Williams and his sou
shot 18 couples of snipe in two days last week. On the
18th Mr. Williams bagged 12 brace of grouse, besides hares
and black-game. Captain Riddell killed on Sunart ground
a very tine stag on the 10th—he weighed 18 stone and had
11 points nn his head ; be also killed two very fine deer,
right arid left, on the 14th inst. Captain Riddell, having
the Strontian shootings in his own hands, in giving the
grouse a jubilee. Deer are very numerous. —lnverness
Courier.

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