The Express.
London, England, 1849-08-02 00:00:00

EXHIBITION AT LEEDS.

Llano, Aldin' a.
The weather is all that could be wished. Last
sight the tows was salted by a heavy_ storm of rain, and
inn were estadained that today would be damp sad wet.
TM contrary, however. is the nee; and an the atoning
_the
sun has shoos out la all his spleadosr, to the peat gratifies-
tiaa Odle crowds who are sow throning dm show-pant.
The several railways hays brought in large seressions to the
number of visitors, end altogether die good old two al Leeds
I looks busier than she often es even cm market days. The
neighbourhood of the show-ground is threspd,_. sad aka;
the whole note from Briggate to Bean Jug, is Wellington-
etre*, crowds are walking to and from the plass of Wm-
ties. About half way, between Briggats and the show-
fields, the great floral sad hortleultanl eshibitios, appro-
priately fined is the gardens of the Gemini Infirmary, at-
tracts the passers-lry. la eonnexios with this fits, a silver
cup and above ma is money is awarded in prises; and yes-
terday afternoon then prin. were orally published by the
Earl of Carlisle to a magnificent assemblage of the din of
Leda and Yorkshire gati,ered together In the pavilioa.
The stook
ha
pionened to the public at do o'clock this
awning. That pof the field nearest Messrs. Gott sad
Son's factory is appropriated for the exhibition dank the
seep, pigs, and cattle being placed in pens at the norilsion
and the horses at the epic r side, with 'twat" stands
boxed off on both aides for the entire hones. The entries of
all khalifs of stock are very large, and,taken in the aggregate,
dank the average show of former years. The total number
isf soaks—of good,, pies, anti poultry—is 780. The
thew of herm s is and includes snag fint-alma minute.
rune ere some fine specimens of cattle ; but the show of
sheer is somewhat inferior, when compared with the other
demriptioss of stock. The pies, Including those shown by
the Leeds Sidety, are unpreordestedly large,
_and Maude
some of tie finest bred pigs ever exhibited in Leeds Off else-
where. The ant its of poultry are also large, and, by compe-
tent judges, it is pronounced to be the best AM" which has
for many years taken place in Yorkshire.
The gentlemen to whom the arduous duties of awarding
the prises, and designating the judges of the moiety,
were :
For Cattle : Mr. IL Duddieg, of Rantol, Wragby ; and
Mr Wm. Bartholomew, of Layton, Horncestle.
For Sheep and Pigs: Mr. C. Clark, of Aisthorpe, Lincoln-
shire; Mr. J. Reinter, of Barley, Oaken; and ILt. C.
Smith, of Barley, Oakum.
For Leeds Pies : Mr. Jacob Smith, of Hasbortaa, Bora-
bridge ; Mr. Wm. Henlock, of Great Caber/se, &mends. ;
sad Mr. H E. Clark, of livatoa.eases, Banbridge.
For Horses: Mr. .1. Harrison, of Endow, Bantry; Mr.
Charles Guild, of Old HO, Knots ord ; sad lir. J. Bland,
of finehorough Bit-gems.
For Impleesau: Mr. Thomas Cathodes, of Daimon ;
Mr. Peter Stephenson' of Balaton, Thir.k ; Mr. M. Harri-
son, of Kayinghem, anion; and Mr. J. Bourne, C.E.,

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For Poultry : Mr. Thomas Jolly, late of York; and Mr.
Metcalfe, 01 Leeds.
The !nixes for implements were net awarded till near
noon to-day, the immense number of articles to be examined
presenting the ju s from getting through their work
earlier. The following is a list of the prizes :
SHORT HORNED CATTLE.
ClA's 1. For the best bull of any sge, 251., to F. H.
Fawkes, Fernity-hall, Otley ; second ditto, IW., to A. L.
klayttud, Marton, Rip n.
Cues 2. For the best yearling bull, 201.. to Richard
Booth, Warlaby, Northellerttn; second ditto, 101., to Samuel
Wiley, Brandshy, York.
CLASS 3. For the !nit bull cal, upwards of six months old,
101, to Charles Towneley, I owneley.park, Burnley ; second
ditto, 51., to John Booth, Killerby, C • k
Cithas4. For the best cow of any ape, in milk or cal;' to
Richard Booth, Wealth!, Northsllerton ; strand ditto, 61.,
to Richard Both, Wallaby, Norihallerton.
CLAOS 5. For the beet throe-yeer old cow, in calf or milk,
and having had a calf, 141., to Itichard Booth, Warlaby,
North ellsr.on ; second ditto, 61, to the Marquis of London-
derry, Wvnysrd-park, Stockton-on. Te es.
CLASS 6. Fur the t est two-year old heifer, in calf, 101, to
Lord F. vi nhem, Duncon.heepark, H.lms ey ; second ditto,
61 , to F. H. Fawkes, Farnlev-hall, Orley.
CL/on 7. .F.,r the but yearling heifer, 101., to Benjamin
Wilson, Brawitta, Tweak ; second ditto, 51., to Cnarlee
Town. ley, TOW nel. y-park, Burn'. y.
CLAM B. Foe the best inner calf, upwards of 6 months
ed, 101., to Cheri s Towneley, Townley-park. Burnley ;
second ditto, 61., F. H. Fawkes, Finales Hall, o.ley.
CATTLE OF ANY BREED.
Cuss 10. For the best fat ox of any age, 51., to Earl
Fitz oilliam' Wsntworth Hoare, Rotherham.
CLAeS 11. For the best fax cow or heifer of any sge, 51.,
to Samuel Wiley. Brandeby, York.
LONG-WOOLLED SHEEP.
CLASS 12. For the best Anthem ram, 201., to John
B /non' B utonele-street, Melton ; second ditto, George
ns Rohion, Cnnaby, Bridlington.
CLass 13. For the best ram of any age, 101., to Robert
Bowe junr., Sewerby Field, Brialin4ton ; second ditto,
51, to J •he Barton, Barton.le-street, Melton.
CLASS 14. For the beet pen of five ewes, 101, to Robert
D maim. junr., Seweiby Field, Bridlington ; second ditto,
51, to Or rge Walearley, Bempton, Bridlington.
Cutss 16. For the best pen of five shearling wethen,
' 101 , t. Of Orge Walandey, Rudston, Bridlington.
CLAUS 16. For the best pen of five el-marling pimmers,
101, to George Wolensley, Rudsion, Bridlington ; second
ditto, 51 , to W. Duddiog, Samby, Spittle.
PIGS.

CLASS 17. For the best iwar, largo breed, 61., to Edwin
E Idioon, Ileadingley, Leeds; second ditto, 31., to J. R. W.
Atkinw.n Elmwrod Notre, Leeds.
CLASS 'lB. For the best sow, large breed, 61., to Timothy
Smith, ; second ditto, 31, to J. K.
W. Atkinson, Elctw,,ou-house, Leeds.
CLASS 19 For the beet boar, small brood, 61., to H. L.
i Maw, Tetley Crowle; second ditto, 31., to Robert Smith,
jun., Sharow, Ripon.
CLASS t 6. F r the brst sow, small breed, in pig or milk,
61., to 0, or. u. Leather, Knosrotkotpe, Leeds; second ditto,
31 , to 0. E Taylor, Oa-lards, Leeds.
CLASS 21. For the best three store pigs, of the same litter,
from four cc nine sameha 011, 61., to Joseph Naylor, Chapel-
town, Leeds ; second ditto, 31, to Robot Milestone, Leeds.

HORSES,

Clutha 22. For the best stallion for hunters, 10/., to R.
Reed, York ; second ditto, 51, to George 11,1 noes, Think.
Clutha 23. Fur the best statlim for conch horses, 10s , to
Thomas hose, Seargill. Rmhoiond ; second ditto, 151., to
Thom.. Det.by, Raercliffe, Baby.
CLANS 21. Fur the best stallion for roadsters, 101, to John
Bazur, jun., Sc. Peter's, Norfolk; second ditto, 51., to Par-
kinson F.rt, Silsden, Skiptoo.
CLASS 26. For the best stallion for agricultural purposes,
10/., to John Ramsbotmen, Wham Grange, Doncaster;
second ditto, 51., to W. Foster, Otley.
CLASS 26. For the beet mare and foal for hunting, 61., to
Edward Ackroyd, Denson-park, Otley ; second ditto, 21., to
J. T. Leather, Leventhoroe, Leeds.
Own 27. For the bat mare and foal for coaching, 51., to
Botterill Johnson, Frodingham.bridge. Driffield;• second
ditto, 21., to Rob:rt Goodies', Hutton Cranswick,
Ccass 28 Foe the best roadster mare and foal, 61., to
Timothy Smith, Ho land-ball, Barnsley; seeond ditto, 22 ,
to George Holmes, Think.
ClA's 20. F. r the best mare and foal for draught, 61., to
W. Walker, Winmoor Feral, Leeds ; second ditto, 21, to
John S mown, Hunmanby, Searbro'.
MAN 30. For the best three-year old hunting gelding,
5/., to John Situps m, Hunmanby, Scarbro'.
CLASS 31. Fur the best three year old hunting filly, 51.,
to Boning' Johnson, Frodingham.bridge, Driffisid.
CLASS 32. For the best three-year old coaching gelding,
51. to William Johnson, Brigham, Driflleld.
CLASS 33. For the bst thne-year old combing filly, 61.,
to Christopher Jerdison, Lockington, Beverley.
CLASS 34. For the best two-year old coaching gelding, 6L,
to John Robinsoo, Leckby, Think.
CLASS 35. Fur ;the beet two-yr-old coaching filly, 61., to
John Smith, Mertes-lodge, Bridlington.
Crakes 37. For the best three-ynold hackney filly, 61., to
Edward Donkin,Westow, York.
CLASS 38. For the beat pair of horses of either sex, for
agricultural purposes, worked daring the season, M., to T.C.
Johanna, Client, Wok. field; second ditto, 21., to George
Leather, Knowsthorpe, Lade.
PIGS.

CLASS 40. For Out best boar not exceeding fourteen
months old, largo kraal, 21.. to Thomas Hall, Moor Alls-
ton, Leeds ; second ditto, 11., to Thomas Stephens, Banks,

Lids.
CLASS 41. For the best sow not exceeding fourteen months
old, large breed, 21., to Joseph Tuley, Keighley ; second
ditto, 11., to James Dawson, Leeds.
CLASS 42. For the best boar not exceeding 14 months old,
small breed, 21., to George Goodman, Roundbay, Leeds ;
second ditto, U., to John Heaton, St. John's-cottage, Leeds.
CLAtie 43. For the best sow not exceeding 14 months
small breed, 21, to James Dawson, Leeds ; senand ditto, 11.,
to George Leather, Knowethorpe, Leeds.
CLASS 44. For the best boar not 'wading 8 months old,
lugs breed, It., to Joseph Wright, Leeds ; second ditto,lo..,
to George Roberts, Waffle*, Leeds.
CLASS 46. For the best gilt (for breeding) not exceeding
8 months old, large breed, 11, to James Chadwick, Chapel
Allerton, Leeds ; second ditto, 10.., to James Chadwick,
Chapel Aliertoe, Leeds.
CLAM 46. For the best boar lot exceedingB months old,
small breed, IL, to Henry Fawcett, Leeds; second ditto,
10i., to William Abbott, Woodhouse CUT, Leeds.
CLAss 47. For the beet gilt (for breeding) not exceeding
8 months old, smell breed, 11., to Henry Fawcett, Leeds;
second ditto, 10a., to Wm. Abbott, Woodhouse, Leeds.
CLASS 48. For the best store pig of any age, 31., to Thomas
Rowley, Leeds ; mooed ditto, 11. 10s., to Edwin Eddison,
Headingley, Leeds.
CLASS 49. For the best store pig, not exceeding 14 months
old, 21., to Stephen Clark, Cberwell, Leeds; woad ditto,
IL, to John Gott, Wither, Leeds.
CLAIN, 60. For the beet stere_pig,not exceeding 8 months
11., to John 0010, Wither leads Mc" 105.,
to
Robert Coxon, Holbeck, Leeds.
CLASS 52. For the best labourer's store pig, not exceeding
14 months old, 21., to Richard Bowes, Hamlet, Leeds.
CLASS 53. For the beet labourer's store • , not exceedingB
months old, IL, to David Digglee, Burley,
CLitie 64. For the best See pigs, one litter, not exceeding
15 weeks old, large breed, 31., to John Binder, Kirby Over-
blow, Wetberby ; randditto, 11., to J. M. Hopper, New-
ham, Sto-kton.on-Tees.
CLASS 55. For the beet Ire pigs, one litter, not exteedioli
15 weeks old, small breed, 31., to Thomas Pearson, Leeds
snood ditto, 11., to Henry Fawcett, Leeds.
POULTRY.
66. For the best two geese and gander, 10s.. to
Stephen Barrett, firewood; second ditto, 5a., to Klein
Eddiam, Headingley, Leeds.