Transcribed from the 22 April 1823 edition of The Strabane Morning Post newspaper, by permission of The British Library: There was lately found on the estate of Ingleston, the property of John Heron, Esq. in the parish of Kelton, a falcon, with two brass bells attached to its neck, and a silver ring to each foot, with the inscription "John Sinclair, Esq. Belfast." It was discovered dead near a rookery, having fallen, (as it is supposed) a sacrifice to the resentment of the crows, as it had been seen a short time before engaged with a number of their dark feathered tribe, on one of which it made a truly falcon-like descent, and its antagonist instantly dropped down dead. It measured over the wings, when extended, 3-1/4 feet, was of a bluish colour on the back, and of a bluish grey on the belly.--Scotch Paper. =====================