The Express.
London, England, 1851-07-16 00:00:00

No. 1,526.]

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PARLIAMENTARY DIVISION.

ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
GRAND MEETING AT WINDSOR.
SUCUND Der.

In spite of the unfavourable state of the weather,
the council of the society have reason to congratulate each
other on the result of the fir virtual opening of their
animal exhibition. As was stated yesterday, few persons
could avail themselves of the nominal opening on Monday,
on account of the lateness of the hour at which the public
were admitted; but from an early hour yesterday morning
until the doors were clesed in the evening, the show was
visited by a company at once large and select. The entrance
chit. ge being 61., a large proportion of the intending visitors
no doubt held bark until to-day, when the charge
is to be 2s. 6d., and a still larger until to-morrow,
when it will be reduced to the Exhibition standard of
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one shilling. Notwithstanding such reservations, however,
the vast enclosure was thronged with a distinguished and
numerous company, English and foreign, the latter ele-
ment almost appearing to predominate ; and many ladies,
British and continental, in elegant attire, were conspicu-
ously attentive inspectors. The foreign visitors were, for
the meet part, minutely attentive in their easmi•--'
The interest manifested by - -of them
which

th —.supplisittendatme is likely
greatly to lucre-is% sad tie pe-
tremadielnausztaguities of the vimurs nut at all to dialed&
eves , we would suggest that, if practicable, a
ler spree be set apart tor the supply of the ani-
t of the rum bomo, otherwise there may he an over-
wheledwg easiaapbt on Thursday.
Up le live o'clock, about four thousand persons had visited
the cattle abode. Amongst the most prominent individuals
present woletbe following—the Duke of Richmond, Prince
Demidoe, the Earl of Ellenborough, Lord Kinnaird, the
Earl of Leteester, Lord Vivian, Lord Fevershana, Lord
Berners, the Marquis of Downshire, Earl Jermyn, the Earl
of Enniskillen, Viscount Hill, Lord A. Hervey, Mr. Caven-
dish, M.P., Mr. W. Long, M.P., Col. Wood and Col. T.
Wood, Mr. J. P. Shelley, Mr. Neville, Mr. Pendarves,
M.P., Mr. Robert Palmer, M.P., Mr. W. Miles, M.P., Mr.
T. nicylton, Mr. Walter, M.P., Mr. C. T. Tower, Cul.
Challoner, Mr. Dupre' M.P., Mr. Booker, M.P., Sir J.
' Johnstone M.P., Sir J. Tyrrell, M.P., Sir C. Lemon,
M.P., the Hon. Mr. Clive, Mr. Darby, formerly M.P. for
East Same:.

It was stated yesterday that the show, as a whole, was
far superior to any previous one—an assertion which needs
no confirmation, as its trash is concurred in by all who have
had the mean. of judging. Whether numbers or quality
be considered, the show which is now being held in \Vint&
sop is decidedly the hest on record. The short-horns and
Devon' deserve and receive especial praise ; and in South-
downs the display is unrivalled. The connoisseurs, though
composed of a class not much accustomed to laudation—at
least they are generally rather sparing of it--arc on this
occasion constrained to speak with evident delight.
Having described the general character of the show, it
may be a. well to add a few comments on some of the lead-
ing and most conspicuous animals, following the order of
the prize list.
Under the head "short horns" in Class 1., which con-
sists of bulls calved previously to the Ist of January, 1849,
the first prize of 40/. is awarded, as already stated, for No.
36, to Mr. Thomas Wetherell, of Darlington. The animal's
merits attract great attention. The second prize animal in
this class, No. 6, is the property el Lord Hastings. The
hack is very even, the barrel well formed, and the aspect of
the animal is extremely quiet. No. 18 in this class, the
property of Mr. Lowndes, of Liverpbol, is well worthy of
notice. In Class 1 V., No. 122, in-calf heifers, Mr. Chas.!

Towneley, of Leicestershire. obtains the first prize fur an
animal which is an admirable specimen of its class. The
second prize animal has the same owner, and will repay in
epection. The first prize yearling heifer, Class V., No. 162,
mount Hill's property, is a good
. specimen.
Among.t the " Herefords, bulls calved previously
to the Ist of January, 1849, the first prize of 401.,
No. 177, is awarded to Lord Berwick. This animal
was surrounded during the day by a crowd of critics
and admirers. Some of the former were of opinion
that he was a little too fat, and that there was •
risk of injury from that cause. Be this as it may, there is
remarkable proof of capacity of development. No. 178,
the property of Mr. Price, of Leominster, which obtained
the second prize in the same subdivision, is also a remark-
able animal. In Class 11., in the same department, No.
189, which obtained the first prise of 2W., is remarkable for
the strength of its fore-quarters. In Class 111., cows in
milk or in calf, the first prize of 201. was awarded for No.
196. the property of Lord Berwick. In this instance the
flesh did nut appear to have been laid on quite evenly ; the
hack, too, was rather uneven ; there moat have been some
other qualities to counteract these defects in the opinion of
the judges. In Class IV., in-calf heifers, No. 20'2 obtained
for Lord Berwick the first prise of 20/. It is impossible to
imagine a move symmetrical animal. In Class V., yearling
heifers, the first prize of la was awarded, for conspicuous
merit, to No. 21a, the property of Mr. Price, of Hereford.
Under the head " Devon," the first prize of 401. in class I.
for bulls was awarded for No. 226, to Mr. Quartly, of South
Melton, Devon. This animal ICU very much noticed yes-
terday : its merits are indeed obvious to the most casual
spectator. In Class 11., also consisting of hulls, the first prize
was awarded for No. 229 to Mr. Sand. Farthing, of Stowey-
court, near Bridgewater. The animal is strong in the fore-
quarters ; its back is straight ; it is of a large size. In
Class IV., No. 261 and 262, gain for Mr. Turner, of Exeter,
the first and second prizes. They are very pretty animals.
In Class V., No. 291, the property of Mr. W. M. Gibbs,
gains the second prise. It is remarkable for symmetry.
Amongst the Long Horns, in Class 1., the prize fur bulls
is withheld. In Class 11. it is awarded to Mr. Chapman, of
Apton, Weistonc, Warwick, and most persons will ap-
prove the decision.
From the Channel Islands there are some excellent mileh
tows, and, speaking generally, the reputation of the islands
is well sustained. . _ _

The Sussex divisions, the Scotch horned, the Scotch
polled, and the Welsh, Irish, &e., each contain some excel-
lent specimens, but less interest was attached to them than
to the foregoing.
Under the head " Horses," in Class 1., the first prize of
301. was awarded for No. 407 to Mr. Catlin, of Batley, near
Woodbridge. This animal is a stallion for agricultural pur-
poses and has been much admired. A carriage stallion,
Isja. 407, also a first prize animal, was greatly admired for
its action, form, and condition. The roadster stallions were
considered good specimens of their class. In this depart-
ment the whole blood rather thansubstanee, appears to have
entered into the consideration of the judges.
Amongst the Leicester sheep those belonging to Mr.
Sauday and to Mr. Pawlett cannot fail to he universally
admired. In the Southdowns Nos. 631, 700, and 70.5, in
Class 1., should be carefully noticed. They are the pro-
perty of Mr. Jonas Webb, of Cambridge, who has on this
occasion surpassed himself. No. 711, belonging to Mr.
Rigden, of Hove, Brighton, should not be forgotten.
As to the pigs, their obesity and sleepiness are at least
equal to any other qualities which they may possess. Still
they will have their admirers.
The following is a list of the judges by whom the prizes
were awarded, with their respective departments :
Short-horns.—Messrs. Thomas Parkinson, John Wright,
James Topham.
Herefords.—Messrs. W. Fisher Hobbs, H. Chamberlain,
Thos. Townsend. _ . .

Devons.—Messrs. R. Tretheny, Thos. Reynolds, W.
Buller.
Other breeds.—Messrs. John Clayden, James Walker,
W. Cox.
Mmes.—Messrs. William Greases, T. E. Kirkham,
John Ilannam.
Leieesters.—Mere. Joseph Allison, Valentine Barford,
N. C. Stone.
South-Downs.—Messrs. Edward Pope, Peter Purees,

Thos. Weall.
Long-wools.—Messrs. Rohl. Ileman, John Clarke,
Edward Clarke.
Mounaani Sheep.-3lessrs. John Claydeo, Jaa. Waller,
W. Cox.
Pigs.—Mesars. W. Uesseltine, Benj. Swafdeld, W.
Tindall.

ROYAL COLLEGE OP BERGEONS.—The following
gentlemen having undergone the necessary' examinations,
were admitted members of the college on the 14th inst.:—
Messes. H. S. L. Byne, Hammersmith; J. S. lichens,
/Wrath; F. M. Smith, Much Hadham, Herta; C. Breeze,
Belfast; FL W. Jones, Ludlow; D. W. 1' he, Caesarean;
R. T. Gegen, Crown-row, Mile-end; H. T. Shaw, Bally-
nahineh ; J. J. Ritchie, Tian, Staffordshire ; C. 0. Regan,
New Orleans; and J. Baines, Falcon-square.
THE METROPOLITAN WATER SUPPLY COMMITTEE.
—Yesterday this committee. Sir James Graham in the
chair, met for about its 15th time. Dr. Challis, Mr. Day,
brewer, Bermondsey, Mr. J. L. Tabberner, and Mr. Yates
Freebody, C.E.,were examined in support of the ratepayers'
ease, and amusingly cross-examined by Mr. James. The
hon. chairman expressed an opinion, in the course of the
proceedings, that the evidence adduced did not tend to sup-
port the ease on behalf of which it was adduced, and that if
there were no further evidence to be brought forward by
Mr. Vaughan to-day it should be understood that Mr. SM.
Wrangham should open the case of the companies generally
on Thursday. Upon this understanding the committee ad-
journed to this day, the learned counsel representing the
companies observing that they were very anxious to pro-
ceed with their case, as the cost of their opposition to the
bill could not be less than 1,0001. a day.

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MENTOR LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, when it will be reduced to the Exhibition standard 1.4
T. OM Itreed_stress. one shilling. Notwithstanding such ruereations, however,
Mitsuellied Capital, R 130,001. the vast enclosure was thronged with a distinguished and
Parsinver.-111. Once the Oahe of RUTLAND, LO. numerous company, English and foreign, the latter ele-
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FAA. British and continental, in elegant attire, were conspieu-
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GEORGE BERKELEY AMMON, Esse, Deputy Chairrium the meet part, minutely attentive in their examination. 1
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As wmatii of a werasforleepelot SIMON. tended to support, that they had a professional interest in
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Ihe Ware et polars ea latish seven aerial premlnms lave teen
PI& many of the great continental agriculturists delayed
sbe seieses p.ms rift of prod= their visit to the Exhibition until they would be
I. ill. dr imessesni able to combine business with pleasure. Excursion
Orr he bar doted on„Pombra sea P mid mumarion, without stoppinge at any of
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mil marry et tha allaWaint brad aftiloss, ibreighos• lie. as QM the
lbeflities won alinisil kr npki and bow,
AI% with • mrderms addltheal dare Or Urals ft pressed to .
lily prior the meld. Windsor, enabling parties from different parts of the ODIUI•
TN rod me missies allowed terser& ma, seliMen, and spuds. try to visit Windsor and the cattle show on the same day,
la all mem where a =Meal meet is gives, the Ike is paid by the and at a very low charge. It may be observed that a por-
=dm Indisputable. errs in err et hued. two of the enclosure which is appropriated to refrinhments
was so closely and densely besieged about midday that it
by eider et re Dosed at arerers.
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.the applicants ; and,
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