The Express.
London, England, 1865-12-12 00:00:00

THE SMThiIrIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW.

THE

EX.

Closs 30—:Weish steers or oxen nititstrarz46°a9!
Boa. Colossi botigiss Pennant, U. P., F•arkyll
OMKgyl
silver medal to Ms breeder, WiWilliamßumPlinThl44'

In the horned stock there is, as we have already
stated, a considerable numerical falling off,, but this
is of less importance than the fact that for the first
time since the opening of the Smithfield Show the
judges have not been able to find among either the
short horns or Devon" a beast to which could with
any pretence of sagacity or semblance of fair play
be-adjudged the gold medal of the year. Every
sae woo knows the Leanings of Smithfield judges
will believe that the worthy tenant farmers of the
borne counties who "do" Minos, Rhadamanthus,
company this year would have kept the gold medal
still "in the family" if they could have fairly done
so. But it was quite impossible, so superior was
the Duke of Sutherland's exceedingly hairy bovine
represeutetive in all the point" which appeal to the
sympathies of the butcher, that the gold medal had
this year to be sent to the Highlands, and now de-
'orates certainly the roughest neck that ever wore a
decoration of the sort. It was, indeed, a happy ac-
sident which drove the judges to the necessity of
thus giving the "blue ribbon" to anything but
some unhappy Devon or shorthorn, which, contrary
to nature and good husbandry,had been swollen with
eilcake up to the Smithfield Club idea of what a
prime ox ought to be. The noble fellow who has
some this year all the way from "Duorobin Mains,
Oolspie, Sutherlandshire," to fright the isle from
its propriety sod rob the shorthorns and
Devous of a thing which they had oome
to believe belonged to them in turn, just as the
government of the country belougs in turn to the
whips sud tones, is as hairy se a bison and as rough
as a Polar bear. He may have delicately formed
limbs, but if so they are smothered up in perfectly
impervious gaiters, and the upper portions of bill
feet which are exposed to view are cracked and
splayed out as if his principal amusement whilst on
the hills had been kicking football. Nevertheless,
be is the finest animal in the show, and it is very
satisfactory to see that the judges are at last driven,
by the necessity of the ease, to recognise the roar
healthy, vigorous beauty of these Highland steers,
which for many preview years, and in spite of
the constant reclamation and teachings of the
press, had been systematically passed over
without notice. The only English animal that
was thought at all worthy to be put in compe-
tition with the steer was • Devon sent in by Major-
General Hood from the royal farm, NY indoor, aud
which took a 201. prize ; but even with this animal
it did not require two minutes' examination to
decide on its inferiority tothe Celt.
The Irish stock exhibited seems to grow a little
in numbers, there being actually five specimens this
wear, of which one of them, exhibited by Mr.
Pella, of Lismany, takes a prize. We are sorry,
however, to be obliged to add that this award gave
general dissatisfaction yesterday to the experts who
were present, it being generally pronounced that
the selected animal was not of Irish breed at all,
but a crossed Devon, and that that which is held
in such veueration in the sister country, namely,
"The real old stock," was either through ignorance
er inadvertence overlooked by the judge'. As a
matter of fact there were ranged on each aide of
the prize animal two genuine Irish beasts of the
native sort, which good judges hold to have many
qualities worth preserving, and it is certainly rather
magular that the peculiarities of their bides, horns,
and figures should not have obtained for them
some judicial notice.
The sheep, especially the South Downs, are re-
markably fine; but we see none of the old familiar
names connected with the gold medal. The glory
ireparted from Goodwood, nor is it
an be
of in the balls of Hove ; ew
man—at least in the South Down world--
las turned up. Lord Sondes takes the
prize, and in this case the public will endorse the
decision of the judges. Of the pigs we have said a
little already, but beside the apparent paucity of
their numbers they are not equal in size and quality
to the porkers of former years. Neither are they
so hilarious or vocal, but shrink sbiveringly up in
the corner of their pens, looking quite as uncomfor-
table, although at the opposite pole, as when their
panting used so to distress • sympathising audience
in Baker-street. Here, however, happily the old
landmarks are not washed away; the successful fat-
ting of pigs is still a speciality with our " old
mobility." The Radnor pen is this year as
famous as over for the roundness of ita inmatee,
the shortness of their noses, and their general
superiority over all surrounding porkers.
They are in truth this year a magnificent pen
and entirely worthy of the place which has
been conceded to them without a murmur in the
prize lists. We have little more to say. There is
not much extra stock, and what there is does not
require elaborate criticism. Of the whole show it
may be "aid generally, that the Durhanis are weak
the shorthorns, in consequence of the abeence of
the chief of their order, ditto ; the Herefords re-
vectable, nothing more ; and that the " sensation"
el the year is the carrying off of the gold medal by
a Highland steer, not because he was very wonder-
ful of his kind, but because he was so much supe-
rior to the abortborned or Devon stock which con-
tended against him.
Even the crowd in the streets which bad been
wont to gather in expectation of a royal visit was
absent this year, the death of the King of the
Belgians having, of course, prevented his Royal
Highness the Prince of Wales from coming down
to the private view, as had been expected.

Junkers
Clan S2—Cross or mixedhred sane not exceeding three years
old—Sl2,ll. Draos, !Witham. Oxford; other model to the breeder.
the exhibitor.
Class 111—Cross or mixed bred steers or oxen, above=
old—ilk IL tiaMe. the Fang insbrongh Green, B
Swam ; Meer sail to the breeder, J. Dement. Bath Stoke,
Arundel.
Ciao st —Cross or raised bred Were, not Geometer( 4 yew
old—g2J, to J. end Barth, Aberdeen ; silver medal to
breeder, James Bannerman, Keith Ball, Aberdeenshire.
SHKRP.
Cho Ss—Fat nether sheep of the Leiceethr breed, 1 =it
(under 33 smonshin—g2o. bird Bermes ; elver medal to
the exhibitor.
Clem th—Fat wetter deem of the Deloseter breed, 1 year old
(under U samsths), each alt:saisto: to
the tamed Stoelive weight-
-4n Lord
aes Ef—fat wilfser therm of the Cotawolderb:ed, 1 par.bl.
old.
tinder moothe—SWl, Knew, Olewoton Boss, liereford
silver model to the breeder, the exhibitor.
Chum ad—Fat wither sheep of the Lincoln bread. 1 year old and
under 1.3 monthee4lll, I. Grantham, Se Brim Uncoils ;
sliver medal to the Weeder, ea exhibitor.
Cyr 1 -4W wither sheep, of the Kentish or Romneyenersh
tweed, 1 yea old and under XS mootha—ill, Jame Newport,
Ilmstedeourt, Milford, Kent ; sliver medal to breeder. W. Car-
ter, Ospriagibouse, FeVerththl.
Chas-40—Tas nether long soolled, not Leicester, Gotnneld.
Lincoln or Kenthh—gth, J. Newnan. asnodon, neer Bedford.
Clam 41—Fat weber Southdowns, under 23 monthe—EM, Lord
Sondes, Thetford-
Claes 42—Fat wither sheep. Southdowns,ltinder 33 months—
LIS, Lord Waleinginid.
Class 43—Fat wetter Southdown sheep, under 16 mouthe—
d!". Earl of 'Radnor. Coined 1, Wilta.
Chas 64—Fat nether sheep. Hants or With, under 28 month&
.00, W. F. Bennett, Chilmart, Salisbury.
Clem e6—Pat wither Shropshire sheep—ASO, B. Smith, Sutton
Maddimle, atrophies
Max 411—Fat nether Oxfordshire sheep under 13 months—
EU Dales of
Clam 47—FalierriebtheTteep, whibefaced breed. of =I Me—
di& John Tagp.
dam all—Fat wither black-facet or speckled.thood mountain
breed deny age—Slo. J. Peel, Knowlmere Banos, Cliottherou
Dorset,
Class 49—Fat nether sheep, of the aphid, Chevi,
or any oaks, breed not specified—LlS, J. B. Downing, Rothe
Lacey, lierefoid.
Class 60—Cseeethred long and short-woolled—d2o, 0. Hine,
Oakley, Bedf or&
Chas 61—Long and short-woolled cross, not to exceed 22010 e.
in weight-410. O. Meth
PIO&
Clam 111—Plp of any kind not exceeding six months old, the
exhibitor to be the breeder —LIS. silver modal to the breeder
John A. W. Underwood. Warrington. Northamptonshire.
Clam 4.l—Plge of any breed above land not exceeding mooths
old, the exhibitor to be the breeder—Ll6. and silver modal to
the breeder, Kr. Bandon. Fathead. SL Blendford.
DOThei
Claes sr-Pigs of thy ibrard above 9 and not exceeding 12
months old-4116. diver medal to the exhibitor as the breeder,
John King Tombs, of Langford, Lachlade, Olonoesterthire.
Clue 66—Pip of any breed, above 14 and under 18 months
old—Lls, Earl Radnor, sliver medal to the breeder the ex-
hibitor.

SILVIO. CUPS.
Silver cop, value £4O. to the exhibitor, for the beat steer or
oz tn any of the demo, to the Dote et Sutherland. and gold
initial to breeder, Dr. owlynky. Silver cup, value £4O, to be
exhibitor. for the beet better or con in any of the cisme& to
the Hart of Radnor, and gold medal to breeder the exhibitor.
Silver cuti, value £2O, to the exhibitor, for
thete beat pen at Lel-
ceders, Niewoida, Lincoln& Kentish. or e loeviroolled
bread, In any of tke classes, to Lord Berson. Silver cup. value
£lO. to the exhibitor, for the boat pen of one-year old South-
downs, Hampshire, or Wiltahterdowns, to Lord Sondes. sant
cup, value LA to the exhibitor, for the beet pen
of Shropshire.
Oxfordshire. crosabred, or any other breed of sheep (not spec!.
lied la prize hat) In any of the awe& to the WES of
th Marlbo-
rough. 811 r cup, value KW I. , the exhibitor, for the beet pen
of plim In any of the clams& to the Kart of Radnor.
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HEMS STOCK.
tether medal to the 'shiftier toe the bat steer or ox in extra
deck : also Ed prize to Lewis Loyd. Silver medal to the ex.
baiter for the beet heifer or tow llaa extra stock ; also Et prise
to Bari Spencer. Silver medal to the exhibitor for the best
wether sheep in edge stock, to Trends Jordan,
liastboarne, Yoetshim. Surer medal to the exhibitcr toe the
best Leicester ewe in extra stock, to William Br=
Highgate Farm. Holote-on4SPLlding, Yorkshire.
Mitt!
Sliver
to the exhibitor foe the best loeg.woolled '
Leicester) ta extra dock, to Henry Grantham.
Silver medal to the exhibitor, for the best Southdown meths,
sheep in extra stock, to Lord Sondes. 811 TOT medal to the GALL
bitor, to %hotbed Soutbdown ewe in extra stock. to Lord goads'.
Silver medal to the exhibitor, for the best shoet-woofed sheep
loot Southdown! is extra stock to hinge Httlianco.
B
Salisbury. Silver medal to the exhibitor, tor the bedcrlisle=
sheep (tong and short-wedded cross) in extra dock, to Elecrge
Hine, put, Oakley, Bedford. Silver medal to the ashtbitor ter
the bed pig in extra dock. to the Bart of 'Wpm

I
THE =DOM
The following is the lot of judges. Devon., Herefords, I
Sussex, Norfolk or Sal%lk, Polled, Loog Bormsdazissbh
cross or mixed :—John Buckley, Normantol,
borough ; Jobs Coleman, Park.faren. Woburnn.bil ; Thomas
Pope, Honsiagbera, Wartaioder, Wilts.
Short Horns, &etch and Weliti—Hagit Aylmer. WWI
Nathan', Damara/a, Norfolk ; Geo. Drewry, Bother, New.
too.in-Cartwell ; William Torr. Aybriary Manor, Grooragby,
Lincoln.
Leicerterg, Colowoldg, laboring, Kmaisk at Hornsby-
mush, sad'other distinct LoegWoolg, Oxfordskir• Horatian
and Crass.—Charles Clark, Soopwick, Wasford, Liooola • T.
T witaholL Williagton,Bedford; Geo. Watinesley, Radatimir
house, Burlington. Yorkshire.
South Perna, liampalare or Wilabire, Shropshire, Rye-
load, Chsviot and t.—JohnDorma Brows, Uffoett, soarSwiados, Wilts; Mary Rakes, Whitirobach. Woodford,
Darsot ; William Bilaibuty, West Livonia°, Devisee.
Pip. Jobs Moos, Marigtoe, Rolxwoirgb, South
Devon; John Riodon, Golsomoott, Wisliford, Timbre,
Somerset; John Waters, Esstbourae.

%INT AND MALDOSONII CATTLE SHOW. —The
annual show oocanieriosd yesterday at Maidstone, sad will
be motioned to-day. The exhibition is smaller thee last
year's, in oonsequeoce of the exclusion of lean stock of all
kinds, the committee having deemed this step advisable in
coasequeace of the prevailing rinderpest. The quality of
the animals shown, however, is uaexceptiostably good. The
first prize for short sheen is tam by Messrs. Levey,
. - wise gained honours last -at

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'BESS,_ TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 111, 1865

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LSSAOI

THE TWO-YEAR-OLD PERFORMERS OF
18135.—N0. L

MEETING AT LIVERPOOL.
A town's Meeting was held George's Hall,
Liverpool, yedethey, eseveeet by the mayor in scoordance
with a requisite:le, to express the **ion of the inhabitants
with nerd to the moans espy ineametion in Jamie*.
sad the conduct of Governor Eyre. The Meeth (Mr. J.
Feraworth)Pthold•L
The Murmur maid the omilkition which the meting
bad heard read spoke for thole He was quite
end,
amre that
Upon this *bloat a greet diversity of *then existed ;
perhaps, if he had been allowed to have Ids own
her .) way,
He this
=would sot bays been celled. (Hear,
would sot express any opiate* on this important
'abject. Represenestions had been made to the 'overa-
rm*, and the goverment bad already stated that
the most Arid mad searehing inquiry, not oaly as to the
rebellion itself, but as to the manna in why* it was
suppressed, would be instituted. and he was sure that
say discus** which might Mee would be of
the more moderate sad Obriotiarelith dosorip-
tioo. They must all admit that • peat Melbas—a
rebel* whisk seemed to have been promoted by peat
malice—bed broken out in Jamaica, sad thee • pest num-
ber of HUH had hese lost. (Isteneption.) The govern-
meet had stated that en inquiry of the mod strict diameter
meld be imitinted as to the mom taken to suppress the
' outbreak, sod be thought they would all agree with him
that what might be done that day should be dons mote
with the intact toe of eoliths the government than of
emplalaing of what had bees already dose. They were
met neither on the one hand to coodons the government
of Jamaica, ter to say, on the othee hand, that the rebel-
** had been brought about without solleient muse
The Rev. Oarion 11•Netex moved the following resolu-
tion :—" That we, the inhabitants of Liverpool, is public
110911/18 sessethied for the purpose of urging epos her
Majesty's government the appointheat al • commithoo
Ibe *pike into the causes of the
and late
whether ion
la
the eastern aC Jamaica,
meths by width itpart has bees suppressed have oe
have sot bon in violation of the oortetitutioa, have
heard with mach setisfrotiaa that such • commission
has been appointed, sad trust that its *mikados. will
prove aserchiag sod effective." The object is view from
the firth in iag this meeting, had bees • moderate one
—not to prided*, bet to *the. (Hear.) The reason
which the mayor had assigned for not •=einft of the
meeting was one of the reams which be 'Neils)
thought to be good for approving of it, namely, that there
inland • Mai thriste of opinion. It was difficult even to
elate the as without exciting that diversity►
of opthion,
bet he believed that othethitig bad oxioned which they all
'greed in thlakiag end feeling to be very distends& A
1 collides had lathe phi* between the inhibit** of a
1 theriall in Jamaica and the goveraleg authorities fa the
I lived. extreme Mime had beta need ; many valable
lives leet ; martial law proolothed sad nailer;
eseentioss had followed. This much we. admitted, Sad
this moth seemed to him quite sufficient to justify them in
endeavouring to ascertain as far end as accurately as
passible, what had led to LIMN* dissMous eyes*. He had
bees asked why an inquiry should take place la this nee
not more than in the lodise mutiny. Bat the mess were
not parallel. In the ladies mutiny they were kept on
self defence for a long time by en open declaration al was
Behest the anthocitiss, and before the tide turned so that
retathtios could take place, they were in pommies of
authentic intelligence. in the other ease the offence
Thsad
the retaliation were reported by the same mall. e
locality, too, of Jamaica was peculiar ; there ware se special
•• newspaper correspond** " there when the disturbances
I occurred: and in the theme of reliable information we
aeturally tuned to our own government, who had ti s
I power of ascertaining, by • grave judicial inquiry, what
actually had taken place. The statements as to
the origin of the rebellion were extremely con-
tradictory. One authority, for instance, had and
that. for the last eight yearn, all had been gqing to ruin on
the island ; while another stated that, in INS, tbe governor
found 456,000 Depose in full prosperity. (Hear, bear.)
Hence the neesenty for inquiry. Perhaps, it they went
bask • little further into the antecedes* of the island they
might find some of the roots of the mass that had led to
the present outbreak. When this great country broke the
chain of slaveit7 in the West Indian colonies, and paid the
money for oorapematioe, she thought she had dope all, end
she did no more. The prophets of the evils that would
result from emancipation took no step to provost the evils
which they had foretold, mid the eloPhets at good tool' no
adequate steps to secure the Moats which they
*ticketed, arid, therefore, both were to blame.
(Hear, Met.) He felt persuaded this meeting would
unite with him in the deolazation that no ade-
quate steps were takes by either party to render
liberty • real blade; to the negro. (Hear, bear, and
thearre) Further still, the greeter part of the proprietors
al WM *die plantations were deeply mortgaged, sad a
very large properties of the compensation mosey instead
of going to them went to the mortgagees, who me reed-
dent in Esgland, and the proprietors were left in state of
pauperism. The speaker cited a areawhere five estates
had been **Nerved in cultivation by the energy and ex-
peeditare of the landlords, but where fifteen had been
allowed to go out ol cultivation is emequence of the
paupereed condition of the proprietors, sad as bad been
forcibly said—" the bush Wd been made to grow up be-
tween the *gra and civilisetlon." Haste' recommended
an lumbered Estates Court system for the Weed of
Jamaica, the rev. doctor concluded by expressing • hope
that in this ease, as in most events of an apperently die
*Moe nate*, " good would come Mt of evil." (Cheers.)
Mr. J. ClOYets felt very deeply and deplored very
Mainly the ate* of things in Jamaica, not only en
aeoceset of Americastself watching account of the freedmen
ia Americo. o was us very closely, to see
what we would do. We boasted of the great things we did
in szosacipating the slaves, end it was our d
uty. t carry ou* t
sect accomplish the great work of our fathers. In eons.
woo, be medially seconded the resolution so abl and
Mishetorily Proposed by the Rey. Canon M'Neile.
(Chews.)
Mr, EDWARD Lswaincs (es-Mayor) supported the ma
*hop.
Mr. F. SHAND proposed the following amendment :
" That this meeting, while deeply deploring the late rebel-
lion in Jamaica with its omesqueoces, and desiring the
fullest inquiry into the cfieurastances, consider that the
mode of 000 ducting such inquiry is beet left in the hands
of her Majesty's government.' Mr. Shand seed that he
thought his resolution being briefer and to the same pur-
pose as the original resolution, it would be more appro.
priate to the occasion. The proceedings of the meeting had
taken • different course from what be bed anticipatd and
he was glad to fiod that there would not be,* he fese, , any
ttempt to rejude the case. Amidst considerable coi
a gn-
don sod interrpuptgion, Mr. Shand banded his amendment
to the Mayor.
Mr. Brigs= HALL seconded the resolution, and said
that he had so wish to prejudge the cm on either side ;
but having been personally connected with Jamaica for
thirty Tears, end having travelled there last year, he would
tell them something of the real condition of that Wand,
and of the black population. Here the speaks' was so vio-
lently interrupted that, after vein attempts to make him-
self heard, he retired, and Mr. Shand then withdrew the
amendment, amidst loud cheers and hisses.
The MAYOR then put the original resolution, which was
carried nem. cox.
The Rev. W. IL TAYLOR moved " That the Mayor be
respectf ally requested to forward ••copy of the resolution
now adopted to the Right Hooourable Earl Russell." The
rev. gentleman thought that the only matters to which they
should direct attention were the appointment of a commis-
sion, and the powers with which that commission would be
armed. lie urged that the gentlemen forming the commis-
sion should be well qualified by intelligence and position to
act—that they should be gentlemen of perfect iode-
peodeoce. who had no preconceived opinions on the sub-
ject, and as far as possible removed from being partisans.
They wanted • searching, patient, sod impartial investi-
gation, and the commission should be empowered to
investigate all matters, long antecedent to the outbreak,
which might test upon the question.
Mr. Councillor CHILTON seconded the motion, remark-
ing that • searthiog inquiry was alike due to Governor
Eyre and the government of this country.
The motion was carried.

TO TIM ZDITOR Or THI lientaa.
fig--Prom the first to the last meeting of the
past gesso the two-year-olds were dregged out to partici.
pate in the sports (!), Bay Lesf having the honour of
winning the first juvenile reel at Harrow o the 3rd
Warwick
on the 24th of November. Lees than twenty years ago
this would have read a most estoundieg feet, the jounces
being content at one time to commence at Northampton sad
finish at Newmarket Houghton, thus confining themselves
within the limits of what wee ono called the "legitimate"
sesios—and were they sot IMPIrly so industrious altogether
sinew, the numbers that ma during • year having hiereased
three-fold since 1845. The Osage is not warmish'. who we
consider that betwees 200 sad 300 two-yeer-dd staked,
approaching some hundred %housed pounds in value in the
aggregate, are now to be contended fir mortally, and that
tee of this yeses prizes were worth moshierably over
1,0001. sash • eirreethei the elites of beginning se
early is Pool less to be and drake of courses
aught at loot let the yousgstses for Lincoln before
they are made to run in public, testae& of helping to keep
them going for ten months oat of twelve. Quite a hot
must have been run off their legs last meson, never more
to perform spin ; and some of the Derby creeks have bed
their fair share of work, Beano, Modest, Lord Lyos,
Redo, Janitor, and Bine Rained having, between Otani
started thirty-five times, Janitor being the first ad Lord
Lyon Outlast to come out. However, we did sot see any of
times at the early spring meetings, the best horses that ran
at Lincoln being Ozose, Voiotia*, the colt by Newminetse
out of Kiwi Lavinia, Chapel Royal, arid Bey Led. All of
these west in for the Beooklesby, wherein Osoue and
Valentine had the fun to themselves, Chapel Royal klieg
dart sad the Miss Lavinia colt pot helps ready, or we
should have sees then both in the front, good sa Ozoos
amp msietelaed herself to be. Chapel Ro Sweet
yal
_won the
gait time et silting, at Nottingham, with Bay Leaf,
w
hile
Anne. sad Isis giving him the wet trouble ; sad
the two lest named wen fighting oat the Pioche.' nos at
Derby, we were edified by seeing Alberta (got Lord Hes-
tiny's) and Ambition come oat in the home district, at West
Drayton, but only to get bastes by the decidedly inferior
Slender, who over won afterwards. At Liverpool the
Tyro was a fOlere, inasmuch., bat three rangers contested
the stake ; but they were all good, Chapel Royal having to
cope with Proserpina sad Miss Harriette, and his superior
wraith:go would not kelp him to beat them both with his
pearilty,Proorphe disposing of lamest, cleverly. His stable
tyaseedds higher card at Dosoester in Qui Vive, who was
so superior to Chapel Royal that odds were laid on
him for the Hopeful &him. which he mansged to secaire
from the rapidly-improving Ambition sad the welt
es
Valentine, Haphazard being the beat of the be-
hind, although she wee too
second day.
backward to make • good show
spinet " the tattle beauty," even wing receiving 10tb
from him in the Betting-room Stakes on the
Travelling book to Wsrarick, we saw Qal Vire rue away
from Proserpina Sweet Anne, Alberts, ho., end prove
himself a long way the best two-year-old out up to that
time. But • formidable rival to him presented herself at
Chelmsford the next week, whoa Missßolsed gave Ambi-
tion 31b, and beat her just fir enough to bring the little
Vedette and Fithßoland on an equality, and afterwards
carried a slb porosity many lengths in frost of Maid of Usk
and three others. Lewes Sprang showed us nothing better
than Alberta, who best William Pitt, Katie, and Co., with
something in hoed ; so that of tie ill*itimatecempaign
Qui Vim and Miss Roland were dscidedly the holm their
superiority to Ambition, Proserpina Chapel Royal, Alberta,
sad other whom being fairly *displayed.
A fresh lot of respectable* gave to the Althorp Park
Stakes at Northampton its usual importgeos, but could not
check the et/Aarhus career of the Qui Vi
and Chapel
/Loyal stable, which played a third tramp card in Lased°•
old, and is he beat his fifteen opponents cleverly enough,
the talent talked about him for the Derby of 1866. Osiris,
Janitor, Coops, Tips, Gladiator, and Emma (who lied
previously won a selling mos) were among his opponent.' ;
but taking away Janibor,by far too big-framed a colt to be
ready so early. Macdoold best nothing to make any boast
about, and we were very men shown he wee no Derby
horse. Newmarket Craven introduced us to Hoopes, who
was too quick at the start for Teammate, and woo seem d-
ingly, the others opposed to him being an iodiffereat lot ;
and at this meeting Msothanald oared another win easaly
enough, Fieurette not being anything like ready
for an encounter with the flying Loud of the
Isles. Bat while these wars st work hat bald.
quarters the youngsters were somewhat boxy in the
north, whore they bad a whole week's nein to amuse
the keepers of Eaater-tide. Durham attreele4 Split the
Laramie'', who was in such superior form as to beat
Honesty, Week Jacket, sod Xi ; next, Bob Chamber'
showed the Asks division bow sadly they had overrated El
Cid at Oattarichbridge, wheee Proserpine soceoefully
carried • heavy penay against „Seamark Jezebel,
Black Jschet, Re. ;and, finally, Balsam won a 2251.
stake at Think, where Honesty was still too back-
ward to allow in his true colours, notwithstandiog
that he finished before Darner, a very good-lookieg
Newrnicater filly it was rather astonishing to see remain a
maiden all the season. Qai Vice and llaseppa held their
own at Epsom Spring, where the former had nothing
better that Valentina and Osiris to beat. Cairngorm getting
home third to her, and before all the fresh comers. Bat
Mazepps bad to carry a 31b. peaslty before the im-
proved Fieurette end raraing-hke but *sly half-
prepared Lonbiel, and he scquitted himself far
better than his little neighbour, who beat Valentine
• bead oily this time. Pintas and two others sewed to
compete with their elders, Attaché and Catalogue, in •
threequartara of • mile eiwzoanter • the course was, how-
ever, too severe for him, and he fared much better when
next week, at the Second Newmarket Biotite, contending
with • host of his own year for the popular 200/. Plate.
Therein be managed to run second to King Hal, who had
been tried se highly that even money was kid upon his
besting biz fifteeo opponents, the lot including William
Pitt, Stoic, Steamboat, Comps, Tips, Mph" Melinda,
Hies Roland, and Janitor. The latter was still very green,
and Rlies_Rolmid Pout of her diatom) carried a malty,
la c • ' Crier

ond
makers, both of the Lyle( and backing kind, were only . remonsteatol with, be called a co stable eaon,
wilting its decision to begla business on soother. They bad 1 iuto custody. There was owpoint in {a
some good material to work upon before the lEpsom Sum- 1 feodaut, and that was whoa he was spoken to
mar Hestia' opened in Studest, Rost* Janitor, Split the . &busies.
Differenco, King Hal, Reda% the Dandies eat. and VallPa. The deleadant, la ripply, did not deay the ....
\
eke, who, with On=al=o.ohpel Bard Haemag. said that he bit the bone because he last his tamper,
Street Atm, Ws (hut v WIN sew regretted that he bad done so.
Him Maw& Ants,* 'HearmaktPirriari• all annuli% The asaglstrate remarked that "rhea • man f
MaziPM OasfEksr2 itedmel. WM% Pluto, didendast had dolts, and behaved io sash as •
William Pit ,
Mammy Him Hateiafts, Heetnia, Itedast, cowardly way,
_be lowered himself below the
Sam, Castsost, Salisbury, Robb Hood (Lord Portemontleab this ease the dsfeadant bad lost his tamper, a
If sad Puebla, coceptics th• llarat Proutiaddt ge
nt
bayed most narsamonably. Had the defendant
of the two-year-olds that appeared dtuiag tbs fast three 1 psettsmaa who interfered to protest the Ism
retie( months cd the year.—l am, ha, =rm. violas°. the potty wield bare hese man
the macho mow Weeded to viz., 20a.,
- -•- --iommook with laud. labour,'
awn:mimic.
At a late boar is the ationseces, Wiaaaaa
at the bar for f erase smandltatioa,
Mob, charged with shooting Kr. IL
FIVICAMSII, earrytwoa bamboos as • lamp n......
la Boupell-strast, Iraterlao•rand, with a loaded
Litwith intuit ha mastier him. The pelmet
fen" and woe sonondthed fee triaL

TAITERSALL'S.—MONDAT.
There was bat 1 small animism@ today, sad ths wily
features worthy of notice were the diapowttoe to lay e
theasiest
Lord Lyoa, sad "bat on" Bmetie. The impartial* to
forms omomeneed early is the afternoon et the 'Victoria
Club, where R to I was laid to s eouple of hundred pounds,
sod at Snightekeidge hostilitiss were ressend to the mese ,
tune, and to a like sisgant, while about Ohs Duke of New I
fort's salt tho ging prise would have bees takes to more
mossy thus Myers felt disposed to socoanowlats his sup-
, mit:
twith.oo, as There waso a trifling faggliwaseeforthfradso
bookmakers, was act favoured with say outlay. Aii ri. no -
n:ala I I • r of the quotations exhibit so change hoot the list of
aloe* prime last weak.
MDT.
11 to 1 Nod Date of Dosalters Mao& (t I)
8 to 1 Mr. e. kites Lad Wen (t)
9 to 1_ Mr. Mom% Madded foM, •loto 1)
1000 to 30 Lord alimenry's eby etocilweil—grgsmy (t) 1
1000 to 30 Mr. T. 8. Demme. blabber (0)
1000 to 20 M. iimples Maraverlb 4)
1000 to IM Mos. B. ILowkoitip Sodnroll—M•boamoor (0)
1000 to 16 Lord Mutes di thy ant (0)
1000 to 16 Mr. 82 Omni' oat Mai (0)
1000 to 10 81+1. Joio's o by Keiredustar—leas La.
Midi (SAW
1000 to 10 WOO 110618and.11104111160 (t)

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i 4 THE EXPRESS, Ttr/
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4 lb MA
'Welsh steers or oxen mutat ‘ stzafo!
THE SMIIII.FIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW. liZets:43:-.4 i,,,..6.,
Pe...a, _
.._
1...ar,
1.11%. ---•
--e- - silver medal to the teenier, William Humph/MTh Tsl-7•1100t,
- . MEETING AT
In the horned stock there is, as we have already soak
Claes 32-Cress o on ed.bred Wean not emmedleg three years
y.brewer, A town's meeting was b
stated, a considerable numerical falling off, but this oat ts, s. temp., ounce; @Mar model to ibe . Lkerposi. y _y, moose
• iof lease mportance than the fact that foe the first the ,iltts _
Or ,
.. .
.0..
i„..
0z..,
aw. s
ein
with a
a1qa.,..0.
ao
expr..l i
time sinc the opening of the Smithfield Show the dr: trit-rro.„Sarblr abra:m° trammel army B tat radiadiati:%; sm., cep
judges have not been able to find among either the "newt
se: silver e
ressau to the beeider. ,i. Dmuitt, meth stoke, sad the ,mod„t of Gompor
I i abort horns or Devote a beast to which could with mrseLs4_,c
ases ee weed we, wen. not „memo 4 ream Farnwarth) presided.
any pretence of sagacity or semblanceyet
be e,djedged the gold medal of the .faiezpvehlryy old-CD, to J. sae W. nisettei. she:ewe: silver medal to The Castamxit said the I
breeder, James Bannerulen. Eels. Lied. Aberdeenshire had heard reeds poke for Well
Spout Ws mbiect • mess dim
I • one silo knows the Lsaniup oi Smithfield judges SHEEP. Übe had bees allow
will believe that the worthy tenant farmers of the _moils -rst_oreber...mmeeniamoizinwthe loieesier;
.ilyer mbewreee,t! =1:, Ithrhgsh, woad sot hays bse
home counties why "do" Minos, Rhadamanthus, and ii,7,...°L.,6r.i'")
breed 1 year old gab ea. Tread sot express a
Id have kept the gold medal cuss ark-Fat wetter 'beep of the Leicester . .
e_. j RaprellintatiOna ha
ic"P",nieY iblini rear "ill' al. d •‘ -I (under M samaths), mob sheep
_Rot to exceed WO live weigh ,e”,_ sad the ssa„,aaa
Still ..- t-e amily" .. ...ey ooul have WTI dons ye_ Lord gimes; saw medal to the breeder ea °Hanoi. Ikea it'est met seer- eierehht
so. But it was quite impossible, so superior was -tHass kr-rat trader disel of the Colawold
.t breed, hyortadold.; eshentoe two. bat as to
the Duke of Sutherland's exceedingly hairy bovine under Et 10°0" IA C. Y• smupypresseddimusi, woaould be amen
represeutetive in all the point's which appeal to the gummier usaitirwit tii:thireresailbiLtl,:fetehltult=r.
hu.do
7.,
old
and which
sympathies of the butcher, that the gold medal had under 13 montlatik_EE.Eirantham......„.Scawby Beteg, : the mom a
•
Ws year to be sent to the Highlands, and now do- sumiomoo_yisetsmootimalse:Liro;=:otia,,,,, dameas„.„ ti_l4.3:in_Tbeywht.ustAal law_
locates certainly the roughest neck that ever wore a tweed, 1 year old and under SS mootha-ill, James Neirrat, gaaTh."7"°"'ca_had ,h7kaa=as ht .*/
ii decoration of the sort. lt was„ indeed, a happy ha- Ihnet. ad-court, Milford, Kent .. silver medal to breeder. W. Cer- hie
of lin. had best lost.
ter, Os house, Favnsaw.
eident which drove the judges to tbe necessity of oistos „am is,„ spelled, not /A.A.. cowed&had stated „atm two
•
.• thus giving the "blue ribbon" to anything but Lincobs
eb.es4eife glittiSwelttata, J. Newnan, if snodaa, Mar Bedford- would be histitetted as to tl
Southdowns, under 23 meselbe-Lte, Lord „shoo, sad bath ouht t
• some unhappy Devon or shorthorn, which, contrary Bonds', Illetford- ,
to nature and good husbandry,had been swollen with eitwat-rat either sheet). Southdownalunder WI months- that what might be done
with the inteation of Led
what a Als, toed wasted:ism
whisks 'IP ta the Smithfield Club idea of - bas dass 4S-Fat wetter Southdown sheep, under 86 months- Weispitiaing el what had
prime ox ought to be. The noble fellow who set, Karl of Radnor. Cotentin, Wilt& met neither on the tae bat
1 . t Some this year all the way from `a
ht Mains, ow m-rat ~ether sheep, Banta or Wilts, under 28 months- of Jamaica, sot to my, 0.
'
Golspie, Sutherlandshire,' to fright the isle from ssalasis-6...5. Seyisst ose%Cerhileliii.srywrelr• Sslisett;_!. no, B. seem, „me. boa.mnhattnivent.
onnanbeesgtxt.tiaboczu
its propriety aud rob the shorthorns and weeds., aeropause.
Devous of a thing which they had some Lm. ri-jei wetter Olierdildre sheep under ra moutha- tiellimmingl-"sisstaTbui Wbied•Oliftlor intl.
to believe belonged to them in turn, just as the clam 47-gat wither p, whnefaced breed, of Mg me- Majesty's government the
• 1 government of the country belongs in turn to the stgaiehn4allee-nonther
bi5a.6.0.1
of
necitied.toced
...tan to.. too_ oiree4gurajoto thizi ao:
,bison and as rough
whip aud tones, is as hairy as a ed breed deny ate-1115, J. Peel, Knowlmere manor, CUthero• tammast" by „ma it it,
as a Isola: bear. He may have delicately form l/it wit. mm.o.ed ehog. maid, .
ve
sot
boa
in
viol,
t
limbs, but if so they are smothered up in perfectly ori
ole any breed not sp la CIS.d 3. B. Downing. Beim aa
, Iferefott2 heard with mach atilt
Le«
• isoPeeeioss fishers, and the upper portions a his ohs so-usesebred long and ebortwoolled-L2O, G. Bine, has been appeintedomd Ii
feet which are exposed to view are cracked and jun., pithy. Bedford, prove matchisi aad effe
splayed out as if his principal azeueement whilst on wet...swan
weight-J:10. G•
Oaltn. Tort-welled aces, not to exceed 21010 e. ths 6,* in this ra
the hills had been kicking football. Nevertheless, nos -not to projedge, Mit I
be is the finest animal in the show, and it is very clew as-pip or say kind not exceeding six months old, the whia__....._tiwa___m_y°l_.had.. _66.
Satisfactory to see that the judges are at last driven, yemaTlA.terwteuraw.tbsoodueeed. ww.rdenstoiketi. silver Mtealsommin.ta the breeder : iblowiumlas rombeaagtd for re
s's.,
by the necessity of the came, to • the real, et. 43-Plea of any breed above 13 and not exceeding a mesas existed a gnat variety a
• healthy, vigorous beauty of these ighland steers, !dd.
_the ett,ihtt,trr. toa.atbs :, breed.'-Elaat.sitg.thd sitiLermaadtard.reedel te ebteettehitiebelievedmes withoutzi
which for many preview' years, and in spite of iironot.slasaw Nixed is tblakiag and f
the constant rechunatimis and teachings of the class lie-lrip of say peed above 9 and not mceectiag •lt sauce bad talon pia,
maths old-vdts silver medal to the oxidising as the Maier,
prosy . had been arda.matisal,l7. Pamed,_. _, over., John King Tombs, of Langford, Lachlade, Gloucestershire. dillrieh in Jamaica sad
was notice. The only msguen antrum was close ga of any breed, shove li sad ander Is months Mimed; extreme violator
i •
Was thought at all worthy to be put in Dom cad-Lis, sari itadner, sum medal to the breeder the ex- Imes led; otortig I
titian with the steer was • Devon dents in by Major- allgt°r• SILVER CUPS. elitee*les had followed
this mush seemed to biu
General Hood from the royal farm, indsor, and silver cup, value X4O. to the exhibitor,. foe the beet stew or matii,,,,,,in to moot,
which took a 201. prize ;but even with this animal ox tn any ot the Or.
to the Duke et natherland. and gold wad" .bat bad lad a
medal to breeder, or. 01017251. Silver asp, value L4O, to be i____ -.1...A
it did not require two minutes' examination to exhibitor. for the beet better or cow In say of the classes, to ...v. why an till
decide on its inferiority torte Celt. the Earl of Radnor, and gold medal to breeder, the exhibitor. any more than us the i
The Irish stook exhibited seems to gro.w a little !IT mitzlxidrob to
ltile. etentith.bitor, form
worths Dad pen
tai- act sot pea:eases
_or Ina
_the I
is
nu,mofbernwhitChhereobelleingofactthuealraly, fifivlbleritedmer, Mr. Lee. bnia'Ste. rsiato threxh°litbkeitocrimaal, for:St:Bl.'l4 Bersampen of onaeirrear7ord7l3Mitr Itehilettetite:et ''.-
cobalt"l----klll-tle::
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111
i OLlrlok, Of Lisznany, takes a prize. We are sorry, de°, ree• 11"11Oddre. or Willeht°F4avue. to Lord diodes hallo uttimoje tutor...•
p, value L2O, to the exhibitor, for the beet pen of Shropshire,
however, to be obliged to add that this award gave 4......... e, or say ether breed of sheep (nos spout- the retaliation were 1
general dissatisfaction yesterday to the experts who Bed is prise use in any el the cheese to the Doke of Marlbo- tomaty, too, of Jamaica
lough, 811.er cup, value £2O to the exhibitor, for the best pen "se paper correspond
were present, it being generally pronounoed that oi Flip In toy of the alums to the d„ of Bedew. issejead ; and is the
the selected animal was not of Irish breed at all, ITTIA STOCK. matund tamed to a
but a crossed Devon, and that that which is held t, tom mew te the =home ter the beet deer or orb extra power 01 aermtaining,
in such veneration in the sister country, namely, stock; also LS prim to Lewis Lorsd. Wirer medal to the ex. actually bad taken
" The real old stock," was either through ignorance !TA*, for the bet It L 6 prise the origin of the
et inadvertence overlooked by the judges. As a roo„tas:,,stbt, stoperlsrio extra shst:ct.eshilosiltra try,:ris stomuse's "Imaireref
or
th• • katollesighato
matter of fact there were ranged on each side of Eastbourne. Yottahire. Sliver Medal to the exhibitor foe the the imbued • while anotl
1 ,I the prize animal two genuine Irish beasts of the beet Letleter e;:teere,rpttstre. eetti:htet:.llllBreerßee= fowl 456'.000 negroe
native sort, which good judges hold to have many to Ire exhibitohib r for the best long-woolled she t= Reece dm necessity f
; qualities worth preserving, and it is certainly rather atterZear i. ear . ..••"*. __ s° 11••7 ("•••0•34 bulk • little further in
I 1 'angular that the peculiarities of their hides, horns,llllMar, for the best Eicestbdown wither might dud some of tin
sheep in extra stock, to Lord Sondes. Silver medal to the eild. the preasot outbreak.
and figures should not have obtained for them bitor, for Shebat Seatbdown ewe thextra stock. to Lordlleadm the of gime, in On
1 i Silver medal to the exhibitor, for beat shoet-:cowed sheep
some judicial notice. owe soutadoon! la extra neck, to James Reviews. I mossy for corapetwath
The sheep, especially the Booth Downs are re- Salisbury. Silver medal to the exhibitor, for ths beet=6= ! she did no more. Tin
markably fine; but we see none of the old familiar sheep Hong and ehortwoolled cross; in extra atock, to George result from anianelpot
1 ' names connected with the gold medal. The glory the boo' Isayit am sm.. etoßTedto.thhelliterverimprahedetheith.e eattbliee kr which they had &web
adequate steps to
Ma departed from Goodwood, nor is it to be TER JUDilla. anticipated, sad, I
heard of in the balls of Hove ; a new The following is the list of judges. Devon., Herefords, Uttar. isallA) Me
man—at least in the South Down world—
. Sussex, Norio* or Softolk, Polled, Long H Irish snit with him lee
. ‘ Ilan turned up
s. Lord Sondes takes the cross or naiad :-John Buckley Normanton-bill, .. ghee° steps are
i s twee the rhueblpiicgsminweehnadvoareiltdhea trough ; Joaavgizbarocole;roan, ,
.Pari..faxm.WiltnWasurn ; Thomas beheiss.hertT)a realForahht'wissde
=ionandt in
nhe j'udges. want al Week Win Omaha
little already, but betide the apparent paucity of Short Horns, Scotch and WAAL-Hugh Aylmer. very tarp properties
41 their numbers they are not equal in size and quality 1 Erhsal..,...„ustus'ilisse; William, NoefTti„Gee`AyiesbypesueraoGlhroccaabyer• New. ad rood to mow we
I 1 to the porkers of former years. Neither are they ~..,;Az. . cleat is Esslanel, and
'' so hilarious or vocal, but shrink thiveringly up in Wiaparism. The spe
i ;1
1 '
11 Daimlers, Cotswolds, Liming, Brattish es ROMVAIT• had been press ivad i
the corner of their pens, ►looking quits as unoomfor- =soh, madothsa &maim Loogpirooth chdoadadm ttmatata
table, although at the opposite pole, as when their and. Cross.4'harles Clark, wick, Sleaford, Lincoln ;T. 11:11iodir.wr tod. go_ out the
panting used so to distress • sympathising audience Twee/all. te.'illiagton,Bsdfcrti; Geo. Waimseley, Bedtime- di .
in Baker-street. Here however, happily the old huum.southßaohnEteel.l‘. Yethah" marbly maul the
landmarks are not washed away; he successful fat- witai Hampshire or Wiltshire, Shropshire, Rye- tweee the mgro ant
ting of Rigs is still •• speciality. with our " old riodos,(Jhavioisitot ll.b".rlyakis,"ahwahitsebasuiotutlffßundimss, usSord, abjeesetee.lsehrubetheses. le
mobility. The Radnor pen is this year as Dorset ; William Ealite6nty, West Lemmata°, Devisee that in this ease, as
famous as ever for the roundness of ita inmatee, pip,mow, ahem., Rawouse, Booth Wawa natant, " p
i the shortness of their noses, and their general Devon ; John Merlon, Goboneott Wialiford, Tauntos, MA J. alorees
I ..1 superiority over all surrounding porkers. Somerset ; John Waters, Eastbourne.
They are in truth this year a magnificent pen . . . ..--._ .. deco* the eats
actioaet of the idea
in America. Amer
E 1 1 and entirely worthy of the place which boa KENT atm lff•inerona Came Ssow.—The what we would do.
II!. '.
I been conceded to them without a murmur in the I annual reed commeosd yesterday at Maidstone, and will in ensaatipating the
I c Peinenot mach exWtrae hsetoecekli,
tt2,inedinwerehattntheeerey.is dnoeearenoiet
ii- , . 're elaborate criticism. Of the whole show it '
II heurd7:traoo.qto-dmay..c.Topetheer.h.icbi o
lusti lige learn stock tbaaol all I sioo Ire last and mplistill
the committee basing deemed this step addable in ! seti;factorily ikon
"Km , I cemequeace of the prevailing rinderpat. The quality of ; (Cheese.)
any be said generally, that the Durham are wean : I the animals shown, however, is neexceptiombly good. The 1 Kr. EDWARD La
the shorthorns, in consequence of the absence of I first prim for eboliorn steers is takes by Mem. Levey, hthice.
1 the chief of their order, ditto ;the Herefords re- lof Wateriesbury, who gained honours last year at the Mr. F. Saari) •
ble, nothing more ;and that the " sensation" ilmiih,Seld,stT- Mr. Wert% of West
. furltiiblluiree the .." That this
~ tartan
2ettyear is the carrying off of the gold medal by ! itoZ:flti:t7i araiPeergewsintrtrZiligaltgleahrPreat ift:ilasam i;irmtlialt
a Highland steer not because he was very WOnderd some beautiful limited,
of poult.ry, Dorking and Spanish diode of coodoetin
ful of his kind, but because he was to much sups- 1 tweeds. In Surrey we oriderstand that. thepoirinkiengpahow.of lof ber Hisdrty's_,
riot to the shorthorned or Devon stock which con- I fee stark. poultry, , roots, will k I thought i
tended against him. Thursday, and if we may judge from the number of entries pee sa the rigid
it will be a atumsea. priest* to the °cam
Even the crowd in the streets which had been
• / 41 ' -
!
i
k ;. '
wont to gather in expectation of a royal visit was
absent this year, the death of the King of the A meeting of clergy and laity was held yesterday taken • different o
afternoon at the Chaterhoose, under the presidecey of the 1 he was glad to hik
Areldemon of London, for the purpose of coosidering the attempt to prom;
Belgians having, of course, prevented his Royal propriety of impporting s society having for it object a , sloe did toterrup
Highness the Prince of Wales from coming down • revival of lay orders la the church of England. It is pro. to the Mayor.
to the private view, as had been expected. posed that the society shall consist of members a the Mr. BERNARD I
Anglican church, and that it shall be governed by a peed.- that he had so i
dent and council sod other officers. It is urged by the but baring been
• The following is a list of the first prizes awiTid , promoters of the nag society that the time appears to have thirty Tears, and
in each of the classes : arrived for the formal recognition by the church of lay MU them Teeth
CATTLE. agents as assistants to the ordained ministers, inasmuch asl sad of the black
Claml- Devon steers, not exceeding 2 years sad 6 months old, I there are many laymen who would be writhe( to serve m I handy interrupt*
.11 LW, John Overman. of Burnham Sutton. Burnham Market, Nor. ,lv deacons, to help the clergy in any way consistent with I soil head, he ra
• Seth; silver medal to the breeder, Airs. Clarke, Burnham Market. their positiOn, provided that they were not pledged to t•
ameedmeut, awl
1 I
DO, Mr. John Overman ; silver medal to the breeder. Mrs. Clarke
s•to such daily labours as are entrusted to Scripture readers. carried nom. con.
,
i,I, I , Mee 3-Devon steers or oxen above 3 years and 2 months ed..
L2O. Major General Hood, Windeor ; the cchlbitor the breeder's A lute number of Dehlemee, aeetlemee, moo in Prefeettotte The Rev. W.
silver medal. ! and business, have offered their support to the proposed respectfully mit
Class 4-Devon heifers. not exceeding 4 years old (sMed society, and several if them are willing at once to take epos I now adopted tot'
heifers not ouslitimt -1.33. Walter Farthing, Storey Cows ; themselves the duties of lay deacons. rev, ge Boman
Bridgwater . silver medal to the breeder, the exhibitor. . I .r.
• RIBUNALS OF COMMERCE, OR COURTS OF ARBI- . should direct at
j.
t ' '',
cisais-Dev.,u roes. above 4 yews old, that have bad at Wag i
line live calf-LYS, W. Heath. Ladliam.ball, Norfolk : saver TSATION.-A meeting of. the Jurisprudence Department of ; aim, and
_the po
medal to the breeder, John Tapp, Twichen, South Melton. ' the Social Science Association took place last eight, at their 1 •He erg
mama ' rooms in the Adelphi, the Right Hoe. Lord Brougham in i non should be it
'i i I I Class it-Hereford steers, not exceeding 2 years and 0 months i the chid,. A paper on Tribunals of Commerce was read by
eld-XXI. adward Tanner. Jun., of liopton Castle, A•too-on. 1 Mr. H. J. Leppoc, of Manchester. Be urged that the ', act-that they
1 modems. who
i:. 1 ' Cann. Whip ; silver medal to the breeder, the exhibitor. existing courts' and nrooadure did not meet the requirement' • ;.,et Ind us far
Clam 7-Hereford steers, not exceeding 3 years and I menthe ; ~ • ey wanted I
bersuse-1. Thy judges were not ex.
rai.
and ti
.
. t 1 std-tn, Lewis Lloyd, Monks Orchard. Addington, Surrey ; sit- lof commercial men,
me medal to the breeder, G. Pitt. Chadian Court, Leominster. pert aced in commercial matters sod the mime of laud*.
. • Class S -Hereford steers or oxen above 3 years and 3 months 2. The procedure was tacheical, tedious, and expensive. & , invintgate all
1 l'
std-"°' W. Heath ' "Iver medal t° the breeder. the lute lued . The delay in obtaining judgments under the present system ' which might ti
'Berwick. „eye, I was excessive. As • partial remedy for these evils he urged 1 Mr. Councilb
Class e-Hereford heifers, not eseeellog 4 years old
li " . V was sot „mimed. 126. air. Thee. Joe., fotteoeborr . that the members or the differeet Chambers of Commerce • let that aam
1 throughout the kingdom should unite in satablishieg courts ' Eyre and the g
0.. 1 silver medal to the breeder, the exhibitor.
Clans In-Hereford cows above 4 years old that must bare had •of arbitration for deciding upon all commercial disputes, the The motion 1
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at least one Eve calf-Ltb. Henry Betteridge, rest Hemel. I judges to be elected by and from the members of the Teepee.
Vantage ; silver medal to the breeder, Mrs. Martha Coates, of i live chambers. A discussion took place, in which Mr. Dm.
Bried7, Leominster. .C., Mr. F. Hill, Er. Parkhurst, Mr, Newmarth, Lerrze_s 1
Clam 11 -Short-horned steers not crowding 2 years and 6 I nits. Q
months old-LN, James How Broughton. tiuntineiton :dirt . F.R.S., Mr. Hastings, Mr. Edgar, and &beta, took part. calved from th
I Lord Brougham said be felt the great difficulty which at• . forbid the Ira!
medal to the exhibitor a. breeder.
Class horthorried steers ri..t exceeding 3 years and 3 tended the question of the constitution of independent
, 1 ib mAittts-L.30. J. and W. Martin, Aberdeen: sliver medal tothe courts for the trial of commercial disputes. Thanks were , &iliac. of mil,
Weeder. Alexander Alkea, Altord. Aberdeen. I voted to Mr. Leppoc for his paper. ; letters or peek
Class 13 -dhoettrorced steers or risen above 3 yews and three ! that if such I:
, , mths old. L3O. W. Ai. baker, Cottaeraore, Oskham, Ennead ; • Therm IN THE CHANCERY Cotters,—Robberies , mails to Spate
1 11111 : silverve medal to the breeder. the exhibitor I have lately been of frrqeest occurrence in the Courts of the frootier.
Chas 14 -Shorthorned heifers. uot exceeding 4 years old (spayed • Chancery. Not long ago a shorthand writer bad his coat to make this r
i . • heifers not spanned -LIS, Earl s f Radnor, Coloaill, High- ! stolen before Ada eyes while taking a judgment of tbe warn ponces
worth ; silver medal to the exhibitor, the breeder. I Lewd Chancellor. He °mild rot leave off writing for fear I articles which
Class 15 -shoehorned cows above 4 years old that must ha
live eelfv,_.e.tre.
borei..i.tir, aft.. yrizr,,,..... t;itare .of losing a sentence. and could not make a disturbance for ' FATAL AI
bad at least one
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Wantage, Berks. fear of committal foe contempt ; and only within the last Lankmter he
1 few days a reporter bad a small parcel containing valuables , maid room 01
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i °I, II Serum. The Grove. gebertt.hridre. genoirreee, oureer , a 0,„,, FolHoceDs.-lesterday (Monday) ate of the most extra. the upper
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3.4,x15e5..1.6-dir. le--murex stne,74., or
A uorninerinont e. xAceedmlgi.3 ydersezold, -.lfrer
medal to the breeder, the exhibitor.
Class IT-Suesex steers mown above 3 years old -LA. Thrwas
medal to the breeder, the eslabtor. aablEttrabliTitdßArdsOimittiLtreibiAiscßeLecar tß7tcckent-iwThllil2lTtliaiskingSoarjrul:OnaWen: i lA..tttate °lgthreseilid39Wara;
runs which have occurred with the Southdown eogaged wer
Class ti-Sussex heifers nut exceeding 4 years old (spayed ! bunt for some time took place, the meet being at F. the "lift" c
betters not attains i) -LW .1. Bhommith, Berwick, sear Lewes ; . Harchard'a, Esq.. Horned Place. About 150 noblemen away, when
yams old mast have Wu 1 a." gentlemen lentindri
, tn their hunting ecatume, assembled at the...7nd'
Cleo 20-Norfolk or Suffolk polled steers or oien, ate- after Ineehec'a had been Partition of •• " find" was night after I
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_3lra Beare, PoStaa, North 'Wahine, Norfolk clad silver sow. effected in a wood near Horsted Peed, and liapsard " Accateta
-go, R. C. Cooke, Livermore. Hurl Bt. Edmunds : silver medal , Bed took place.
through some small coppices, adjoining those in which the .
J ! semet.valmterwmemnt:sfsuto,:tolkwchie.breeder:..
rit:ry::,.aptut.:iaredunedt
.sHclhiepasped,„:tak.iiand.
maw to the breeder, thilseaf,:thi,,..ivu:7lsiend4poitorn.A.d. llbeeli::::
cows a
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wel,,ord.rasi"hryotly pursued throughout a most exciting run ; first , FATAL
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becttheethreed.rtt_Losoreroed. W. stern re er. ore. er-50i14,1 etteEdthil: 5. R.
~,_Park, aod. then broke off oa the Glenda side, away to down stairs
Chapman. Upton. NOnsatoa, warwirithire : silver medal to the we Broyie at Eingtuer, thence to the Brick Kilns, across by a fit, or I
breeder, John Godfrey, Vs igtown Perm Hinkley, Leicester. I the turnpike road close to the keseels. through Mr. but the eel
Claw .24 -Scotch horned steers or oxen of any age -LW, Doke C. Elo:lndeses farm, over !away L. Claristie's hwy. tho fotom
1110.1luthet,i_sc,riand, Twanrop:ii.do, ssuLtierlandshirea
oxen of
..._roodels:
ju:.GlYbda Park law of the 1
4i breeder, Dr. Gilliordy, of Berm. From thence they ran game d Laoda
; (seat of the Hon. H. Bread, M.P.), down to Glysie ,
Clads 26-Scotch horned bettors or cows et any age-Lls, 11.(AdVert
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1 Rerstwood, Thorny amino Clitheroe
or: breeder anknOWIL i river close to His chalk pits. Here it was expeetad that 1e„ ~, .„,..,
I the lox would does the water, but isatsad of doing so he ' • ""°'--
' leer Longmurc, Masan& heal ; giver medal to the breeder, I led the way alongside the river for about a mile, and then imo fps sob
.!ohms W alder, Banff. i saddest, crossed, followed by some of the more derive effected by
"WilliamJa -Scotch polled heifers. or cows of any age-Ilk 'of iluirazdy, bat the majority returned and fell I. with their enforced on
M.Coriatie. of Tillyfour, Aberdeen: silver medal to the
Weeder. A. n 1415014 Millbea. I "
object again is the brooks and soon soweeded is brier's ' The tarts 11
their pursuit togriaf ea Mr. Eltaisloy's farm, at , erurm Woe
Class -Irisit steers. or oxen of any .-.lite, Allan Pollak I the of kpiste Is the a ant. It
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Usawit Ballinsisloe, Galway ; silver .me to the breeder, the b irlv, and the death too
ethibitor. prillearfa greatest ra
I one hundred of the huntsmen. Om of the pumas who might ham
Oms ass
-Utah Wawa or cows of aa age, RIO, Allan Pollak : attempted to areas the river had • swum omega hem re
Om mom te the breeder, the I diewauig.- Seem Adsortissr. , amitenswes
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