Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-09 00:00:00

NORTHERN DAILY TIMES.

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Premiumi.44 and 45. For the best three-year-old gelding or YOUNG POULTRY, (hatched in the year 18594 -
filiy for agricultural purposes, £5 ; and for the secon&best Premium 99. For general. competition. For the- bestfour iFos.-
ditto, £2 10s. Bugs, a silver medal or £2.
.1. John Johnson, of Fazakerley House, Walton, near Liver- 1. Thomas Burnett, of .Hutton, near Preston ; pen of gos-
pool ; filly, bred by Mr. John champion, aged. 3 years and lingo, bred by Mr.
.Matthew Serjeant, of Hutton, aged 51
about 4 months. months.
2. Thomas Smith, of The Lodge, near Northwieh ; roan filly, Premium 100. For the best four ducklings, a silver medal
Beauty, bred by Mr. John Manning, aged 3 years and 2 months, or £2.
Premiums 46 and 47. For the best two.year-old gelding or I. William Evans; of Hurst House, Prescot ; ducklings of
filly for agrcultural purposes, £4 ; and for the second best the Rouen breed, bred by himself, aged 4} months. On sale.
ditto, £2. . Price £7.
1. John Cartwright, of Speke, near Liverpool; brown geld- Premium 101. For the best four chickens (one cockerel and
ing2.,three pullets) of the Dorking breed, a silver medal or £2.. •
Gralam, near 1. Captain Windham Hornby, of Knowsley, near Prescot ;
bjraemdebsyG himself,iaasford, agedof 2
34yoesa;_slan ande, 3Lmosotiiethkso .
Knutsford ; bay gelding, bred by himself, aged 2 years and Pen of chickens, bred by himself, aged 7 months.
I month. Premium 102. For the best four chickens (one cockerel and

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1. James Longton and Son, of Woolton-hill, near Liverpool;
gelding, bred by themselves, aged 1 year and 4 months.
2. Jonathan Peel,' of KJ. iowlmere Manor, Clitheroe; filly,
bred by himself, aged 1 year 6 months and 12 days.- •
Premiums 50 and 51. For the best three-year-old half-bred
gelding or filly, £5 ; and for the second-best ditto, £2 10s.
1. William Copple, of Eccleston, near Prescot ; colt, by
Calladan, bred by himself, aged 3 years and 4 months.
2. John K. Yirnworth, of Alderley Edge, Cheshire, near
Manchester ; gelding, .by Don Juan, dam, Miss Clarke,. by
Long Waist, bred by himself, aged three years 4 months end
10 days. On sale.
Premiums 52 and 53. For the best mare or gelding,. in actual
use in the district as a roadster, £5 • for the second-beat
ditto, £2 lOs.
1. Nathan Ellison, of Cresswell-street, Rverton-road ; mare;
breeder unknown, aged 8 years.
2, Frank Jaques, Fairfield Cottage, Droylsden, near Man-
chester ; roan mare, Kitty, bred in Norfolk, aged 4 years,. off.
Premiums 54 and 55. For the best pair of draught horses
employed in the district, and belonging to one party or con-
cern,ls ; and for the second-best ditto, £2 10s. lsio award.
Premiums 56 and 57. To the tenant farmer; principally
dependant upon farming, for the best pair of horses for
agricultural purposes, and which are his own property, £5 ;
and for the second-best ditto, £2 10s.
I. Joseph Ledson, of Sefton, near Aintree; pair or horses
bred by himself, aged 4 years and 6 years respectively.
2. James Dickinson, of Upholland, near Wigan; pair of
horses, one bred by himself, breeder of the other unknown,
aged 5 and 6 years respectively..

three pullets) of the Spanish breed, a silvei medal or £2.
1. S. H. Hyde, of Moss Cottage. Ashton-under-Lyne ; pen of
chickens, bred by himself, aged about 6 months. On sale.
Price £l2 12s.
Premium 103. For the best four chickens (one cockerel and
three puilt t 3) of the game breed, a silver medal or £2.
1. Edward Lister, of Cassia Lodge, near Northwich, Cheshire ;
pen of chickens, bred by himself, aged S and 6 months respec-
tively.
Premium in-t. For the best four chickens (one cockerel and
three pullets) of the Cochin-China breed, a silver medal or
£2.
1. Thomas Stretch, of Marsh-lane, Bootle, near Liverpool ;
pen of chickens, bred by himself, aged ander 8 months.
Premium 105. For the best -four chickens (;one cockerel and
three pullets) of the golden-pencilled Hamburg breed, a
silver medal or. t 2„
1. William Pierce; of Hartford, near Northwicir„ Mesh/re ;
pen of chickens' bred by hiiartself, aged 5 mouths,
Premium 106. For the beat four chickens tone cockerel and
three pullets) ofthe'sirrett-pencilled Hamburg breed,. a3silver
medal or £2.
• 1. John Robinson', of \talc House, near GarstangT, pen of
chickens, bred by himself, aged 5 months.
Premium 107. For the best tor chickens (one cockerel. and
three pullets) of the golden-spangled Hamburg breed. a
silver medal or LI
1. S. H. Hyde, of BPoss-cottage;.Ashten-under-Lyne ; pen of
chickens, bred by himself, aged) about 5/ months.. On sale,
PrievAlo 10s.
Premium 108. For the• best fourehickens (one cockerel an&
three pullets) of the,silver-spaneed Hamburg breed; a.silver
medal or £2.
1. John Robinson, of Vale-house, near Garstang-;, pen. of
chickens, bred by himself, aged 5 months.
Premium 109. For thee• best. four chickens (one cockerel' and

EXTRA STO-CK.—HORSES.
1. John Munn, of Park-hill, Besses-olh:Rarn, near Man-
chester; a cart horse, aged.

three pullets) of the* Pbland breed, a silier medal or £2.
Blank with white crests, golden or-silver.
1. .ohm Robinson of Vale-house-,. near Garstang ; pen of
chickens, bred by hinsseir, aged 4i months.
Premium 110. For the best four chickens (one cockerel* and
threepullets) of any other breed, and all other breeds, or
crossbreeds, exhibited', a silver mccihlor £2.
1. Yohn Robinson, of 'Vale-house, near Garstang ; pew of
chickens,. of the white Dorking•breed,.. bred by himself, aged 5,
months,

SHEEP.

Premium 58. Open for General Competition. For ttie,best

Leicester ram, -L3,

1. John Sawdon liarland, of Bradley Green, near Whit-
church, Salop ; ram, bred by Robert Pearson, Yeddlneiam,
Yorkshire, aged 2 years.
Premium 59. Open for general competition. For the best
Southdown ram,. £3.
1. Llewelyu F. Lloyd, of Nannerch, near Mold ; ram„ bred
by himself, from a ram belonging to Mr. Jonas Webb,, of
Babraham, aged 2 years and .5 months.
Premium 60 : Open for general competition : For the best
Shropshire-down ram, £3. •
1. Menry Smith, jun., of Sutton Maddock, Shiffnal ; ram,
bred by himself, aged 2 years and 6 months.
Premium 61.. Open for general competition. For the best
Cotswold or other long-woolled ram, (except Liecesters,)
£3.

I. Sir Robert T. Gerard, Bart., of The Home Varm,, Gars-
wood, near Warrington ; ram, of the Cotsivold breed, bred by
Mr. Wells, of Northleach, aged 1 year and 6 months.

Premium 62. Open for general competition
of three Leicester breeding ewes, £3. •
1. John S. Harland, of Bradley-green, near Whitetturch
Salop ; pen of owes, bred by himself, full toothed and otrarioui

For thebest pen

Premium 63. Open for general competiiion. For the hest pea
of three shearling' Leicester ewes, £3.

1. William Bankes, of Weston-house,,Runcorn ; pen of ewes,
bred by Charles Turner, Esq., aged 1 year and 5 months.
2. Henry Smith, jun., of Sutton Maddock, Shiftltal ; pen of
ewes of the Shropshire-down breed, bred by hiluself, ages
various. , ' • •

Premium 64. Open for general competition. For the best
Leicester ram, £3. No entries.

pearling Leicester ram,

1. William Bankes, of Weston-house,' Runcorn ; ram, 'bred
by Charles' Turner, Esq., aged 1 year and five months.
,Premiiim 66. Open for,general competition. For the best pen
of three Leicester lartfbs, £2 10s.
L John S. Harland, of Bradley-green; near Whitchurch,
Salop ; pen of ewes, bred by himself, aged about' 5 months.
Premium 67- Opsn for general competition. For the best pen
of three Cotswold or other long-woolled breeding ewes,
(except Leicesters,) £3. No entries.

Premium 68. Open for general competition. For the best pen
of three shearling Cotswold or other . long-woolled ewes,
(except Leicesters,) £3. •
1. Sir Robert T. Gerard, Bart., of. The Home Farm, Gars=
wood, near Warrington; pen of ewes, bred by Mr. Wells, aged
1 year and 7. months..
Premium 69. Open for general competition. For the best pen
of three short-woolled breeding ewes, £3.
Premium 70. Open for general competition. For the best pen
of three shearling ern of the short woolled breed, £3.
1, Henri.- Smith, jun., of Sutton Maddock, Shiffnal ; pen of
Shropshire-down ewes, bred by himself, aged 1 year and 6/1
months.

Premium 71. Por general competition. For the best short-
crooned ram, ta. •
1. henry Smith, jun., of Sutton Maddock Shiffnal ; rain, of
the Shropshire-down breed, bred by himself, aged 2 years and

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6 months.
Premium 72. For general competition. For the bed, shearling
short-woalled ram, £2.
"'"1. Henry smith, jun., of Sutton Maddock, Shiffnal; ram, of
the Shronshire-down breed, bred by himself, aged 1 Year and

Premium 73. For general competition, For the best pen of
three short-woolled lanfbs, £2 10s.
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1. Thontas Rigby, of Finny Wood, Winsford, Chesh& r
ewe lambs of the Shropsith•e-down breed, bred by himself
aged 6 months. On sale. ?flee £6. • .

Premium 74 and 75. For the best boar of Cie large breed,`not
more than three years old, f.. 3; asd for the second best
ditto, £2.
1. James Birch, of Sefton, near Liverpool; boar,, bred by
himself, aged 1 year and 11 monthf.
2. John Harrison, jun., of Heaton Norris, near Ktrockport ;
boar, Young Nelson, bred by Mr. Carswell, of Glasgow,•aged
1 year and 11 mouths.
Premiums 7d and 77. For the best hoar of the small' breed,
not more than three years old, £3; and for the second-best
ditto, 22.

1. William Ancell, of 7, Cumberland-Street, Mancbeoter
boar, bred by himself, aged 8 months.

2. Joseph Ilindson, of Barton House;. Everton, near Liver-
pool; boar, The Young Earl, of the pure small white breed,

Premium 78

To the landlord who shall.l4Tp the best boar to

medal.
1. The Right. Honourable the Earl of Sefton, of Croxtetii;
boar, Tinker, bred by hfmself, aged 1 yeas and 2 months.

Premiums 79 and 80: For the best sow or the large breed, not
more than three years old, £3 ; and for the second-best
ditto, £2.
1. James Birch, of Sefton, near Liverpool
himself, aged 2 years and 6,1 months.
2. James Birch, of Sefton, near Liverpooi;• sow, bred tryc
himself, aged 2 years and about 5 months.
Premiums 81 and 8/ For the best sow of the'small breed, not'
more than three years old, £3; and for- the second-best
ditto, £2.
1. Joseph nindson, of Barton House, Everton, near Liver-
pool ; sow, The Duchess, of the pure small_white breed, bred!
by himself, aged 1 year.
2. Joseph Ilindson, of Barton House, Evertcn, near Liver—
pool; sow, Perfection Second, of the pure snsall.white breed„
bred by himself, aged II months.

sow, bred by

EXTRA STOCK

-PIGS

1. George M'Cullock, of Pemberton, near Wigan. ,'`,.;
2. John K. Farnworth, of Alderley Edge, Cheshire. ' ,
Premiums 159 and 160. To the exhibitor of the best taro-years-
old colt or filly, adapted for a hunter, £8 ; and to the exhibi-
tor of the second-best ditto, £4.
1. John Turner, of Sicklinghall, near Wetherby, Yorkshire.
2. Oswald Baynes, of Poynton Towers, near Stockport.
Premiums 161 and 162. To the exhibitor of the best yearling
colt or filly, adapted for a hunter, 45 ; and to the exhibitor
of the second-best ditto, £3.
1. George Woolrich, of Park Farm, Cholmondeley, near Nant-
wich, Cheshire. •
Premiums 163 and 164. To the exhibitor of the best thorough-
bred' brood mare, with foal at foot, or having had a fool
this year, £lO ; and to the exhibitor of the second-best
ditto, 45.
1. Thomas Smith, of The Lodge, near Northwick.
2. Charles Aiken Holland, of Hartford Hill, Northwich.

Prentiumo 165 and 166.

No entries,

Premiums 167 and 168. To the exhibitor of the best thorough,
bred two years old colt or filly, £8; and to the exhibitor:of
the second-best ditto, EC
I. Ricbard Almond, of
_ortc.l,. near Wigan.

2. Robert Nicholson, of Strickland-gale, Kendal.
Premiums 169 and 170. To the exhibitor of the best thorough-
bred yearthft colt or filly, £3; and to the exhibitor of the

second-best iiitto, £3.
J. Septimue lambert, of the Trafford Hotel,. Stretford, Man_
cheater. _ _

2. Thomas Smith, of The Lodge, near Northiffeh.
Premioms 171 wolf 172. To the exhiNtor of the foet cob mare
or gelding, under' .5 hands high, £l/11; and to the exhibitor
of the second-best ditto, £5.
1. John Okell, of Atherton's Building2;_Liverpo9l.

2. Thom.s Sniith, of. The Lodge, near iVortla-ich.
P:emium 173. To the exhibitor of the best pony' stallion,
under hands high _ _

1. Henry R. Sandbailiy oP Hafodunos, List.
Premiums 174 to 175. To the exhibitor of the be pair of
Carnage Horses, £l5 and to the exhibitor of the secomtbmt

ditto, £7. --- --
1. Gilbert W. Moss, of The Beach, Aigburth, near Liveapool
Premium 176.—T0 the eallibitor of the best pair of Pbnies,
not exceeding 14 hands kikh, and suitable for hartiess,,llo'.
1. Henry R. Sandbach, olrl4afodunos, Llanwret..-
Premium 177. To the exhibitor of the best Geldinwor Mare'
Pony, not exceeding 14 hands, high, £5.
1. Peter Whitehead, of Ilaslioluse, Holme, York.
Premiums 178 and 179. To tie exhibitor of the bcat'llack oar
Roadster, £10; and to the exhibitor of the second beatdittc,
£5.

1. Adam Hampson, of Bolton-re-Moors

2.- John Buttle, of Rigg's Farw Thixendale, Mahon.
Premiums 182 and 183. To the 'exhibitor of the best hair'of
Horses for agricultural purposes-, £10; and to the enbibitor-
of the second Wit pair of ditto, g.
James Farrington, of Bickerstailh, near Ormskirk.
Robert Birch, Orrell, near Liverpool.
PRIZES FOR FAT" CATTLE.
Competition open to the IFfilied Kingdom.
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Premiums 184 and 185. For the best pair or fat bullocks
any breed, not exceeding four years old, £10; and forthe,
second-best nitto, £5.

1. The Right lion. the Earl of Derbys. of Knowsley ; pair of
bullocks, of a crossed breed, bred by hinsself, aged 3 years and
6.months.

2.. S. R. Clarke, of The Grange, near Formby; pair of
bullocks, shart-honted breed, bred by $. Gilbertson, aged 3
years.

EXTRA STOCK.-FAT CATTLE,

Thomas. Berry Horsfall, Esq., M.P., of liellamour Hall, near
Ruge.ley, Staffordshire; pair a bullocks,of the short-horned
breed, more than 4 years old. Medil.
FILIZES' FOR ANIMALS OF THE ALDERNEY, GUERNSEY,

Olt OTHER CHANNEL-ISLAND BREED.
Competition open to the United Kingdom.
Premium 1.88. For the best bull, over one year old, £5.
No Entry.
Premium 189.. For the best bull calf, not-more than twelve
months old, L 2 108.

T. Sir Robt: T. Gerard, Bart., of the Home Farm, Garswood,
near Warrington ; bull calf, of the ,Alderney breed, bred by
Sir Humphrey de Trafford, Bart., aged about.ll months.
Premium 190. For the best cow, in calf or in milk, provided
she has had a calf in 1859, £5.
1. George Stoup of Fairfield, Liverpool ; Cow of the
Alderney breed, breeder unknown, aged 6 years.
Premium 191. For the best heifer calf, under, twelve months
oldti E 1 10s.

1. John Lathbury, of Toxteth Fahn, Torteth-park, near
Liverpool ; heifer calf (dun), of the Alderney-breed, bred by
himself, aged 10 months.

POULTRY.
Competition Open to the United Kingdom

Premiums 196 and 197. For the best pen of-Dorking fowls,
£5"; and for the second-best ditto, £2.
1. Captain Windham Bornby, of Knowslc

wear Presept

pen of fowls, bred by himself, aged more thali I year

2. The Right Honourable the Earl Of Sefton, of Croxteth,
near Liverpool; pen of fowls, bred by himself„isges various.
Premiums, 198 and 199. For the best pen of. black Spanish
fowls, £5 ; and for the second-best ditto, £2. •
1. Jacob Garlick, of Hygeia street, Rverton, near Liverpool;
pen of fowls, bred by himself, aged 1 year and 9,months.
2. Jacob Garlick, of Hygeia-street, Everton, near Liverpool;
pen of fowls, bred by himself, aged 1 year and 9-months.
Premiums NO. and 201. For the best pen of game fowls (black
and brown-reds), £5 ; and for the second-best ditto, £2.
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1. Gilbert W. Moss, '
of The Beach, Aigburth, near Liver-
pool; pen, of fowls, bred by himself, age various.-
1 Captain Windham liornby, of Knowsley, near Prescot ;
pen of fowls, bred by himself, aged more than 1. year.
Premiums 202 and 203. For the best pen of game fowls (duck-
wings, blues, greys, or any other variety), £5; for the
second-best ditto, £2..
'l. Joseph Hindson, of Barton House; Everton,,near Liver-
pool ; pen of fowls, bred-by himself, aged above I;year.
2. 'Robert Serjencson, M 'l, Berkley-street,' Liverpool ; pen
of fowls, aged above 1 year.
Premiums 204 and 20. For the best pen. of Cochin-China
fowls (buff), £0; for the second-best ditto, £0
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1. Thomas Stretclt, Marsh-lane, Bootle, near Liverpool; pen
of fowls-, hens bred by himself, and cock by Mr. -Charming,
aged 2 years. _

-2. Thomas Burnett, of Hutton, near. Preston;. pen of fowls,
breeder unknown, aged above 2 years.
Premiums 206 and 207: For the 'beat pen of Cochin-China
fowls (partridge). £3;, and for the second-best ditto, £l.
L Thomas Stretch, of Marsh-lane, Bootle, near Liverpool ;
pen of fowls; hens brecgby himself, and cock by Mr. Musgrove,
aged 1 year and &months: _ _

2. Thomas Stretch; of Marsh-lane, Bootle, near. Liverpool ;
pen of fowls, the, hens- bred by himself; cock by. Mr. Mus-
grove, aged 1. year and s,months.
Premiums 208 and,2oo. For the best pen of gelden-spangled
Hamburg f0w15,,83 ;, and for the second-best ditto-,-£1..,
1. William C. Worral, of Rice House, near Liverpool; pen
of fowls, breeder unknown, aged above one year. ,
Ptemiums 210 ands 211. For the best pen of silver-spangled
Hamburg fowls, :63•;, and for, the second-best ditto, £1
1. William Pierce;.of Hartford, near Northwich, Cheshire;
pen of fowls, bred 'oy himself, aged 6 months.

- Thomas Rigby,..of Fenny Wood, Winsford, Gileshire; pen
of fowls, aged 1 yearrand.6 months, breeder unknown.

Premiums 212 and 213.. Far the best pen of golden pencilled
Hamburg fowls, 1.3•;, and for the second-best-ditto, LI.
1- William Pieree, of Hartford, near North.wieh, Chet,leire;
pen of fowls, bred by himself, age various.

- 2. WiMani C. Woirall„ of itice House, near Liverpool; pen
of fowls, bred by himse:fand others, age various.•.
Premiums 214 and 215. For the best pen of silver-pencilleci
Hamburg fowls, £a;. and for the second-best..ditto, £l.
1. 'll,hornas Rigby, orFermy Wood, Winsfordr_Cheshire ; pen
of fowls, bred by himself and another, cock,, aged 6 months,
hens, 2.years and 4 months respectively.
Premiums 216 and 217.- For the best pen of Poland fowls, of
any variety, £3 ; and. for the second-best ditto, £l.

1. 'i"..Burde;e, jun., of:Burly Dana, Whitchurcii, Salop; pen
of fowls, bred by hinself, aged above 1 year..
Premiums 218 and 219- For the best pen of bantams, of any
variety, £3 ; for the second-best ditto, 41...
I. Thomas Burnett, of Hutton, near Preston_Lpen of fowlsof
the game breed, bred hyyMr. Joseph Tate,, of. Preston, aged
6 months.

2, William Evans, of Mast House, Prescot;,pen of fowls of
the game breed, bred lw himself, aged months- Ou sale.
Price, ful.

CHEESE.
Open tootle United Kingdom.

Premiums 220 and 221. To the person -who_shall exhibit the
best sample of cheese, made on the exhibitor's farm, the
cheeses exhibited to he four in number, and. not less than
501bst.weight each, £10.; and to the exhibitor of tee second-
best ditto, £5.

1. Thomas Lowe, of Calvelly Hall, Handley, near Chester.
2. John Lowe, of Goal'bourn David, neaz Chester.
Premiums 222 and 223. To the exhibtor of the best cheese,
made on the exhibitor's- farm, the chesses to be four in nom-
ber, a2d not less than 25935. weight each and under 501b5.,
£8 ; and to the exhibitor of the second best ditto, £4.
1. Philip A. Wood. of Oakhonse, Qyer,, near Winsford,
Cheshire.
2. Thomas P. Taylor, of Dutton.,„ near Preston Brook,