The Express.
London, England, 1847-09-30 00:00:00

the exhibitor at lent viz roomful, 4L—Mr. J. D. Do**,
Brampton Brian. 3. For the beet sag gelding. or LIM
under the years old, bred by and the property of the exhi
bitor, 41.—Mr. B. Pools, Heartantee.

NORTH SUFFOLK AND SOUTH NORFOLK
AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION.
MS tenth autumnal show took place at Eye, on
Thanday last. The exhibition, if not larger in numbers,
emlniely In quality exceeded the show of any former year.
The sot stock was the subject of universal coomandation,
wboiliker so it regarded the Suffolk breed ‘•-•.. the
Darlram
shmt-horns. Between these a Aar,
. Sir Edward Kerr,- ferntsetiti" petted
to exist
..,m exhibited a Suffo bull,
every 4%14[4 peculiar to the breed, could not be
exalted. Its chief cempothor was a Durham abort-horn,
the property of N. Barthsopp, Esq., which obtained the
prim at the late meeting of the East Suffolk Association.
Both mimes were universally admired • two finer were,
Lever before exhibited in the kingdom. There
ClailsZ a remarkably fine show of Suffolk cows end halters ;
Wog this department excited the most marked improve.
mint; and an opinion was generally expressed, that if due
wamtke be continued by the breeders, Suffolk will stand
mathalled in this description of stock. The show of sheep
and 'swine likewise attracted much notice; amongst the
the latter, the Suffolk sow and litter of pigs, belonging to
Mr. Stearn, of Easton, were pronounced to be most perfect
and valuable specimens. The prises for long service and
honest conduct were distributed by Sir E. Kerrison, on the
ground. A kind word of encouragement or approval accom.
peeled each prize.
The ploughing matches took pleas ea the farm of Mr.
E. S. (towing. There were eleven emmentors, and the
work was done in good style. Mr. I. Grimy, of Reden-
hall, exhibited his portable rem *maim machine, of
bar-hoese power, the capabilitkr of which were tested in
the moms if mbers at farmers. The machine
was toespittei hi matloo iambs in 12 hours.
At four °Week et 81 powthmeso partook of an
excellent diner, poweidisi by Mr. la the White
Lion, in the Aneseablymeem. Sir Edward Bart.,
M.P., President at Er Amociation, took the sup.
K=ity J. J. Toth, ,G. B. Erre, Eo2;C:o,gr. R.
, the Rev. B. T. French, Mr. E. 8.
'• cowing *Eared as and all the art.
salturists of the dieter* were peemeat.
Mr. Deck, the easeMery, amestaillimailear swamis:
The throe Silver-Ow Mimi Ilk
isis Pm the beet Wars' am 10=;'
Pm
Crisp, Talltaillmbglit L Pimp} -Mr,
Cowing, Oakley. B. Two tows-211; breed; Mr.
IL 8. °owing, Eye.
The Silver Cup offered by Lord Henniker, to the grower
.1 the beat clop of roots of soy description (having regard
to the elate of cultivation and nature of the soil), such crops
to emir of not less than 10 acres, and every competitor
to show the whole of his crop, was awarded to Mr. Samuel
Peck, Eye.
The Silver Cup offered by E. C. Rerrison, Esq., to the
brut farmer, who, according to the sin of his occupation,
awe with the beet result, should have employed the most
labour, male and female, between the let
Z klial: bud.' September, 'and the 31st day of Anima, 1847, vas
awarded to Mr. Sassed Pneeck,2l2e.
The Preeidert saidois the first cup Or the bar
cultivated gamy there had alight differs's' eighths
=omit the Iss, two ei whom only, out eras three ap-
pointed had *rid the sordiker ; the third being of opinion
that Mr. Moses Crisp's twat, though unquestionably the
heat, hod mot been eaitheted wording to the gonad nde.
Bat es he was determined that for the sake if a eel the
hammy of the proceedings should sot be daargei, he
should relieve the 'Wail Mike jed's@ preamilke mother
silver rip for the mama best esallmild heft all Me he
had great pleasure in heading to Mr. Edward Deck, with
many thanks to him for his gratuitous services upon all
°carious.
Mr. Deck then seed the following awards for stook ;—Best
Suffolk cart stales, Mr. W. Beothropp, Crettingham, 61. ;
best Suffolk cart mars, Mr. M. Crisp, Letheringhava, 41. ;
second ben, Mr. N. Barthrwh3l. ; two-year-old cart gal-
ing, Mr. J. Ward, Wickham' 81seith, 21.; two-rer ear
filly, Mr. N. Barthropp, 21. Bull of any
R. Karroo, Bart., ; second best, Mr. N
two Suffolk cows, of any age, Mr. J. Read, LaTiletra
any ether age or breed, the Rev. R. Moors, Wethermett,
31. ; pair of two-year-old dairy heifer, Mr. 0. D. Baku°,
Wakkimaeld, 21. 10e. She/Ming Southdown top, Mr. M.
Crimp, 21. ; of any other age, Mr. M. Crisp, 21. ; shear•
ling top of any other breed, Mr. R. B Harvey,. Hario
ston, 21. • top of any otber age or breed, Mr. M. Crap, 21.;
five iioutidewnshearling ewes, Mr. hi:C . rsep,2l.; of any other
age, Sir E. Kerrison, Bart., 21. ; 6 shearilog ewes of mgr.,
other breed, Mr. M. Crisp, 21.; 5 ewes of any other age er
breed, lie. 11. B. Harvey, 21. ; 20 ewes and wether lambs
Many breed, having best in the poseeeresn of the exhibitor
3 months previous to show, Mr. . Deck, Eye, 31. •• boar, J.
J. Took, Er., 21. • sew, Mr. Moses Crisp, 21. ; Air of fat
ewes, W. 8. Holemia, Esq., Gawdy Hal, 41. Lady Kari-
na% demotion of K., ler poultry, was awarded as follows :
Cask and two haw, air B. Kempen, Bat. 11. ; pair of ducks
and desks, Collura Bmythies, Esq., 11. No competition for
soessowd turkeys
_Best ploughman, George Ling, 11. 10s. ;
oesessi,JokaPullara,ll. se. tied= la years of age Wit.
lima tankard, IL ; Louis Polka, Na.
The Presidesitesid he should mom the amount arises
recrieed for the beset of the lani tre rewarding irdestrious
laboomers. (Cbsomu) As regarded the sleek, rpm the
who* it was by tutee bar &our he had emir sass et Eye.
(Cimeo.) He moan beillyelbabrio Ike dilemma 41110Da4
the prim Milks Mika eallimatim Mike awn ler whkh
theist cup wee 41ms—daft ellEneems wee mumthe point
as to the land bringroder kewroure Mac Now to avoid
any error in figure be itiontd recommend 00131-
to add as a alipelalea, -emir farm which wee not
cultivated amordioree the swam ofthe county, Mulled be
admired tocempete for the sop.