The Express.
London, England, 1860-07-10 00:00:00

LONG•WOOLLED SHEEP

(Not qualified to compete as Leiceeteis or Kentish and
Romney Marsh Breeds).
CLAMS 1. Shearling Rants.—First prize, 201., James Wel.
ker, of Northleach, Gloucestershire.
2. Rams of any other am—Vint prize, 201, Robert
Game, of Aldsworth, Northleach, Gloucestershire.

3. Fens of Five Shearling Ewes of the seine Sock.—Firat
prize, 201., William Lane, of Broacifield Farm, Northleach,
Glouceetershire.

SHROPSHIRE SHEEP.

Glass 1. filiesarni li;;;;:liftist PriM, IU., rbo.
Horton, of Humane Orange, Shrewsbury.
2. Rams of any other sge.—First prize, 161., Sampson
Byrd, of Lees Farm, Matron!.
3. Yen of Five Shearling Ewes of the seine Sock.—Pint
prise, IU., Janus end Edward Crane, of Shrawardine,
Shrewsbury.
SHORT-WOOLLED SHEEP

(Not (Instilled to essepe6e r Sonthrlowns or Shropshire
CLAM 1. gbillAhig liana— .10010.First prize, , Stephen
Lino, of Old Hayward Finn, Hungerford, Berks.
2. Earns of any oars, age .—First prize, 201. William
Huinfrey, of Oak Ask Chaddleworth, Wantage, Berks.
& Pens of Five Mending Ewes of the same flock.—
First prize, 201., William Browne Canning, of Chisledon,
Swindon, Wilts.

PIOS.

CLAM 1. Boars of • large Breed of any Colour. —First
prise, 10/., John Harrison, jun., of Heaton Norris, Stock-
port, Lancashire.
2. Boars of • Small White Breed. —First prise. 101.,
John Harrison, jun., of Heaton Norris, Stockport, Lan-
cashire.

9.Boars of • Small Black Breed.—Pint prim, 101.,
Thome Crisp, of Burley Abbey, Wickham Market, Suffolk.
4. Soared • Breed not eligible for the ping Classes.—
First prize, 101., William Bradley Weinman, o 1 Oathead,
Cross-hills, Yorkshire.
5. Breeding Sows of • large Breed of any colour.—First
prim, 101., James Clayton, of Midway Farm, Poynton, near
S.ockport, Cheshire.
& Breeding Sows of a Small White Breed.—First pins,
10/., William Hatton, of Addingbam, near Leeds.
7. Breeding Sows of • Small Black Breed—First prime,
101., George Momford Sexton, of Earle Hall, Cooktleld,
Sudbury, Suffolk.
8. Breeding Sows of a Breed not eligible for the preceding
Classes.—First prise, 101., John Harrison, jun., of Heaton
Norris, Stockport, Lancashire.
9. Pen of Three Breeding Sow Pigs of • large Breed, of
any colour, of the game litter, above Four and under Eight
months old.—First prize, 101., William Hewer, of Seven.
hampton, Highwurth, Wilts.
10. Pen of Three Breeding Sow Pigs of • small white
Breed, of the mane litter, above Four and under Eight
months old.—First prise, 101., Thomas Crisp, of Batley
Abbey Wickham Market, Suffolk.
11. Pen of Three Breeding Sow Pigs of • small black
Breed of the same litter, above Four and under Eight
mouths old.—First prise, 101., George Mumford Sexton, of
Earle Hall, Cockfield, Sudbury, Suffolk.
12. Pen of Three Breeding Sow Pip of • Breed not
eligible for the preceding Classes, of the eame litter, above
Four and under Eight months old. - First prise, 101., Ed-
ward Ladd Betts, of Preston Hall, near Maidstone, Kent.
SPECIAL pajzi.A.—SUSSEX CATTLE.
CLASS I.—Balls calved on or before the Ist July, 1858,
and not mowing six years old.—rust pine, Mt, William
Bothing_ of Westmeston Place, Hurstpierpoint, Sussex.
2. Bulls calved since the Ist July, 1858, and more than
oue year old.—First prise, 25/., William Dunk, of Horton
Primy, Hythe, Kent.
4. Cows in milk or in calf, above three years old. lit
prima, 101.—Tilden Smith, of Beckley, Srapleburst, Susses.
5. Heifers in milk or in calf, not exmeiling three years
old, Ist prise, 151. —John and Alfred Hemmen, of ANC'
mering, Arundel, Sures.
6. Yearling heifers, lit prize, 151.—Robert Name, of
Fairbrook„ Faversham, Kent.