The Express.
London, England, 1863-12-08 00:00:00

ibe:titi>eld. (under.it 2.3 tooutlatomEach sheep not to emoted 220
I. Leicester, 21 maths: tolited by exhibitoct.i. Kiit"r"

IJNOOLII&

Clue 34.—Fat mother shireixoillse Lincoln Weed. 1 year
old (under 73 months) : 201. to Wilhite' Ontaftekl, of Hoek-
den, Huntingdon, 21 moths 2 weeks. Bred by exhibitor
from the stock of Mr. Armstrong.
KENTISH 013 SOWSZT-11A1SE OS OTITIS LONO•WOOLLID
BRIMS (NOT SILVIO LIICZOTIMS, COTSWOLDS, OS LlscoLNS).
Clam 35.—Fat wither slump of the Kentish or Romney-
marsh or any other distinct long-woolled breedfoot Leices-
ter:l, Ootnr4ds, or Lb:moles), 1 year old (andor mouths)
151.. to Frederick Mottos, of thneetb, Ashford, Kent, 20
months. Bred by exhibitor.

IIra• BIOCL—LLICIII7I, WrIMIRS.

Saver meTait7tWelioe. Oolre;FLeWther, of Barley-
there* Hall, Oekham, Rutland, ID meths 2 weeks, bred by
exhibitor from the stock of Mr. Kara.
LZICIIIRZI ZWIIII.
Silver medal to John Lyon, of Church Farm, Stroxtoe,
Grantham, Lincoln, 22 mouths, teed by the late Robert
Lynn, of Church Farm, Stroxtee, Grantham, from the
stock of Mr. Paulett.

LONO-WOOLLID BHUP (POT LECUTZIig.
Silver medal : Thou Neter, at Theantoa, alter,
Gloucestershire, 56 months ; Cotswold ewe, bred by exhi-
bitor.

BOUTEIDOWNB.

Mae 36.—Fat wetter sheep of the Southdown breed, 1
year old (under 23 months) : 201., Lax' Walahighawdl
/feriae Hall, Thetford, Norfolk, 20 months 2 weeks.
by exhibitor. Silver cup, value 201., to the exhibitor, for
the beet pen of one-year old Southdowos, Hampshire, or
Wiltshire Downs.

CLse 37.—Fat wether sheep of the South-Down breed,
1 year old (under 23 months), each sheep not to exceed
20011 m live weight: 151., Lard Wakiaikaa, of Morton
Hall, Thetford, Norfolk, 20 months 2 weeks. Bred by ex-
hibitor. _ _ .

Cleo 38. —Fat wether sheep, of the Smith•Dowu breed,
2 years old (above 23 sad wider 35 mamba) : 201.,
the Duke of Richmood, of Goodwood, Chichester, Some;
32 months. Bred by exhibitor.

HANPSHIRI Oil WILT/181M DOWNS.
Clam W.—Fat ',ether sheep, of the Hampshire or Wilt-
shire-Down breed, I year old (under 23 months) : 201. to
William Brown Canning, of Ehdoa Hill, Devizes, Wilts, 21
month& Bred by a:hillier.

awe 40.—Fat weil;;;beep, at the Shropshire breed, 1
year old Nader 23 moothe): 151., to Hairy Smith. of Batton
Maddock, ShiMoil, Shropshire, 21 mouths. Bred by ex-
hibitor.

Clem 4L —Fat wither sheep, of the Shropshire breed, 2
years old (above 23 and under 36 mouths) : 15f., to Thomas
Hatay, jttn., of The Fosse, sass Leamington, Warwick, &i
months. Bred by exhibitco.

Clam 42—Fat wither sheep of the Oxfordshire breed, 1
waswol,dl4 (ruder meths) : 151., to Arthur Overman, of
, Norfolk, 83 months. Brad by H. W.
eery, of Bridimorth, Salop, from the stock of Mr. Charier
Howard.

MOUNTAIN MELD.

Cleas43.— Fat wether shop of say white-faced mountain
breed, of say age : 151., to J. B. Downing, of Holm* Lamy,
Boyeked, about 20 months, Roland, or Old Honked. Bred
by exhibitor.
Cain 44.—Fat wether sheep, of any black-faced or
=r-face mountain breed, of any age : 151., to Richard
od, of Thorax y Holrce, Whitewall, Dear Clitherop,
Damodar, 3 Tian 8 months, speckled-faced mountain.
Bald by John Bbackleik, of Rashly', York. Silver medal :
to Jonathan Peel, of Knowlton Manor, Clitberoe, York-
shire, 54 months 2 weeks, Lock. Bred by John Newton, of
Woodhead, Hadield, Cheshire.

=MA llTOCL—eourimowir MEL
Silver medal, to Lord Waltiagisam, of Horton Hall, Thet-
ford, Norfolk, 20 mouths 2 weeks. Mod by exhibitor.

EXTRA erocx.—enorr WooLs (war soirraDowse).
Silver medal. to Hoary Smith, of Swam Maddock,
Shiffaal, Shropshire, 5 years, Shropshire ewe, brad by ex-
hibitor.

CROSB-BRED 81W.

Chas 4.3.—Long andsioh•wociled aces-bred fit wetter
sheep, 1 yearlold (under 23 months) : 201. to John Overman,
of Burnham Sutton, Burnham-market, Norfolk, 26 months,
Leicester and South Down, bred by exhibitor from the
stock of Hugh Aylmer. Silver Cup, value 204, to the ex-
hibitor, for the best pen of Shropshire, Oxfordshire, acme-
bred or any other breed of sheep (not specified in prim list)
in any of the classes.
Clue 48.—Long aid short-woolled orree-bred fat wetter
sheep. 1 ”er old (under 23 months), each sheep not to
exceed 2201 be. live weight • 101.. to John Overman, of
Burnham Suttee, Burnham-market, Norfolk, 20 months,
Leicester and South Down, bred by exhibitor from the stock
of Hugh Aylmer.

Silver medal, to Johnov;;Maa, of Burnham Batton,
Burnhaniquarket, Norfolk, 20 months, Leioemar and South
Down wether, bred by exhibitor from the Mock a Hugh
Aylmer.

PIGS.

Class 47.—Pip of any bread, not exceeding 4 moritha old :
151. to Thomas De la Rue, of the Hoards, Mandy, Beds.
2 months 11 days, pure Essex, bred by azbibitor, and (id
on barley meal, skim milk, boiled potatoes, end warm!.
Clam 48.—Pip of any breed, above 4 and not exceeding
8 months old : 151., to Sir Thomas Barrett Leonard, Bert,
of Brans Avely, Bamford, &sex, 7 mouths 2.3 days, small
white, bred by exhibitor, and fed on barley meal end pees.
Class 49.—Pip, of say breed, above 8 and not exceeding
12 mouths old : 151., to G. B. Morland, of Abingdon, Berl
9 months ; Chilton Improved, bred by exhibitor, and fed
on barley meal and Simpoo's food.
Class 50.—Pip of any breed, above 12 and nosier 18 months
old: 151., to Major•Gmeral the Hon. A. N. Hood,
of Camberland-lodge, Windsor, Berke, 17 months 22 days ;
Prism Albert's Windsor, bred by exhibitor at the Prince
Consort's Shaw Farm, and fed on barley meal and sharps.
Golthe dIto exhibitor, for the best pen of pigs of any
of

EXTRA STOCK,
Silver roadel, to Samuel Guitar Stearn, of Brandraton,
Wickham-market, Suffolk, 21 months, Small Black Suffolk,
brad by exhibitor, aod fad on barley and main meal, whole
Mir" pau sad Tborlay'a food.

The following were the live stock judges :

Short Home, Scotch, Welsh, and Erin Stock Cattle.—
Wm. %today, Holum Pierrepont, Notts; John Brown,
Coldham-ball ; John Coleman, Hugreave-park, Smithy/ell,
Notts.

Dawes, Herefords, Sussex, Norfolk, Long Horn, Irish and
Crooked Cattle.—Robert Smith, Emmetta-grange, South
Holton ; John Buckley, Nortnanton-hill, near Lough.
borough ; John Colem►n, The Farm, Woburn-park, Beds.
Leicester, Cotswold, Lincoln, Romney Marsh, Cross-bred,
Oxford, and Mountain Sheep.—Marshall }leanly, Croft,
Boston ; John H. Phillips, Badlam•grange, Newton, York-
shire ; Francis Spencer, Alma-house, Claybrook, Latter
worth.

Southdown, Hampshire, and Shropshire Sheep.—Hcau7
Webb, Streetly.ball, West Wickham, near Linton ; J. S.
Turner, Chyngtou.farm, Seaford, Lewis ; C. Randall,
Chadbury, war Evesham.

Pip.—George Mann, Seassby, Doneester ; John MOOO,
Narrate', Plymouth; Jolla Waters, blottemb, Eastbourne,
Swam

THE COURT•MARTIAL ON COL. CRAWLEY.

After our report left yesterday,
Sergeant Mills was called on to specify the occasions on
which be had seen Lilley intoxicated. The first instance
was in 1844, olio' on a Christmas-day, and at Etalaklava,
and places in India. He did not report him. No one else,
to witness's knowledge, had seen him drunk on the occa-
sions specified.
Lieutenant Fitssimon, acting adjutant during part of the
time Lilley wss under arrest, was examined at great length.
He admitted that although it was his duty to see where the
sentry was posted be had not done so. He did not recollect
any order not to interfere with the privacy of Mrs. Lille; or
an► order about her bedroom.

Sir A.Horgord (through the court)— You hews stated you
are certain the matey dad annoy Km Lilley. Why do you
coluider so

Fitzsimon—From the fact that Sergeant-
Major Lilley I/milking with his wife, mid the sentry having
received orders not to lose sight of him must have had Mrs.
Lilley in sight also.
Did the orders which you stated you received from your
commanding officer prevent your using your own judgment
in reference to the exact position of the sentries
Colonel Crawley protested aaainst this style of examine-
nation.
The Court soon afterwards adjourned,

THE LIVERPOOL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
At the meeting of the conned of the Liverpool Chamber of
Commerce yesterday considerable diacuseion took re-
Wire to the abolition of customs duties in India, rZ:ub-
jar wee referred to the colonial committee, with the view
to ascertain whether or not such duties pressed injuriously
upon the commerce of this country without producing any
eorrespoeding brat to the revenue. A communication
having been received from the Mercantile Marius Service
Aro .ation, requesting the co-operation of the chamber in
the efforts to be made next emir to alter the orstita•
Mon of the courts for the trial of shipmaster, the subject
wee referred to the Commercial Law Committee. Mr.
Grainer drew attention to the present critical state of the
mosey market and the necessity for some amendmeat of
the Beak Act of 1844. After some discuseinc it was re-
solved that a special meeting should be celled on Thursday
to consider the queries.
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