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in succession are two fine British Eagles, the Golden 
Eagle of very rare occurrence in South Britain, and 
the White-tailed Eagle. The specimen of the first 
named in the case was killed in Perthshire, but an 
English example procured in Yorkshire will be found 
immediately on entering the next corridor, where a few 
separate cases forming an overflow from this room are 
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THE HEN HARRIER (MALE AND FEMALE), 
From Professor Newton's “ Dictionary of Birds.” 
placed. The Goshawk, now a very rare visitor 
in the Eastern Counties, is succeeded by the Kite, 
another example of a once common bird now become 
excessively rare in this country. The beautiful Green- 
land and Iceland Falcons will be found in the lobby 
before mentioned, and should not be missed. The 
