_September 24_ | _September 30_ | Partridges Pheasant | Partridges Rook Belfry 2 ... | Aide-de-camp 1 ... Butcherboy 2 ... | Belfry 1 ... Parachute 3 1 | Butcherboy 2 ... Vanquisher 1 ... | Heroine ... 1 Mosstrooper 1 ... | Parachute 3 ... | Vanquisher 2 ... | Mosstrooper 1 ... --- --- | --- --- 9 1 | 10 1 1882 _August 16_ | _August 19_ | _August 25_ | | Grouse Hare | Grouse | Grouse | | Parachute 1 1 | Parachute 5 | Parachute 4 Angela 2 ... | Angela 2 | Angela 1 Creole 3 ... | Aide-de-camp 1 | Aide-de-camp 3 Aide-de-camp 1 ... | Amesbury 2 | Amesbury 2 Amesbury 2 ... | Vesta 2 | Vesta 2 Vesta 1 ... | | Virginia 1 --- --- | --- | --- 10 1 | 12 | 13 In the season of 1882 Mr. St. Quintin and Colonel Brooksbank, on a moor which they took in Sutherland, took with the hawks 200 grouse, besides three blue hares, killed by the eyess Parachute, and one wild duck. After returning to England, Parachute killed no less than seventy-six partridges, besides five pheasants. On the same moor, in 1884, the same gentlemen killed in one day (August 18) five grouse, four black-game (greyhens and young blackcock), and a hoodie crow; and on another day (August 20) eleven grouse. CHAPTER IX Lark-Hawking