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

HORNED CATTLE

Premiums 1 and 2. For general competition. Open to the
,„,13nited Kingdom. For the best bull of any short-horned
breed, above two and not more than four years old, E 10;
ibr the second-best ditto, £5.
1. Viscount Bill, of Hawkstone, near Shrewsbury ; bull, bred
by Mr. Edward Bate, of Kelsterton, near Flint, aged Byears
and S months.

2. Doms4Forrest, of Spurstow-hall, near•Tarporley ; bull,
4oreci by Lord Rill, aged 3 years.
Premiums 3 and 4. For general competition. Open to the
United Kingdom. For the best bull of any short-horned
breed, above ore and not more than two years old, ,£8 • for
the second-best ditto, £4. _ _

1. Thomas Atherton, of Chapel-house, Speke, near Liver-
pool; bull, bred by S. E. Bolden, Esq., aged 1 year and 4
months.

2.-Sichard Charles Lowndcs' of Rice-house, Antkid,. Liver-
ypeol ; roan bull Fop, bred by. Harvey Coombe, Esq., of Cob-
ham-park, aged 1 year 10 months and 3 weeks.

Premiums 5 and 6. For, general competition. Open to the
United Kingdom. For the best bull calf of any short-horned
breed, not more than one year old, £4; for the second-best
ditto, £2.
1. Jonathan Peel, of Knowlmere-manor, Clitheroc
Malachite, bred by himself, aged 6 months and 15 days
2. John Leigh, of Belmont, near Northwich ; bull calf Rolla
bred by himself, aged 8 months. ,
Premiums 7 and 8. To the tenant farmer for the best bull of
any breed above two and not more than four years old, £10;
and to the tenant farmer fey the second-best ditto, £5.
1. William Norris Heald, of Brookhouse, Halewood; bull of
the short-horned breed, breeder unknown, aged over 2 years
and 6 months.
2. Hugh Higson, of the New-hall Farm, Pendleton, near

bull calf

r. Ashworth

,ged 3 yetiis and 8 mar,

Premiums 9 and 10. To the tenant farmer for the best. bull:of
any breed, above one and not more than two years old, L 8 ;
and to the tenant farmer for the second-best ditto, £4.
I. Hugh Moon of New-hall Farm, Pendleton, near Man-
chester; bull-Knight of St. George, of the short-horned breed,
bred by William Marshall, Esq., aged 1 year and 11 months.
2. John Mercer, •of Upholland, Wigan ; bull calf, by Mr.
Dickenson's PoOe's Eye, bred by Mr. James Mercer, aged 1
year and 7 months.

Premiums 11 and 12. ";To ,the tenant farmer for the best bull
calf of any breed, not, more than one year old, £4; and to
the tenant farmer for the second-best ditto, £2.
1. James Dickinson, Dpholland, near Wigan; bull calf, Duke
of Holland, of the short-horned breed, bred by himself, aged
8 months. _

2. Joseph lieaward, of Woodville, Reddish, near Stockport :
bull calf of the short-horned breed, bred by himself, aged 41
months.

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Premium 13. To the landlord who shalt keep the best Ulla
•any breed, to serve the cows of his tenantry gratis, the
society's silver medal.
Medal. The Right Hon. the Earl of Crawford and Balcarres,
Haigh Hall, near Wigan ; light roan bull, Lord Raglan, bred
by Mr. Troutbeck, of Blencow, aged 2 years and 5 months.
Premium 14. To the landk-ye( who shall keep the best bull of
any breed, to serve the cows in a imblic ley for cattle, and
which has so served from the I2th of May, preceding the
show—the society's silver medal. No entries. •
Premiums 15 and 16. For general competition. Open to the
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wiawu niuguuiu, ror toe OCSL COW or neuter ot any breed,
in milk or in calf, ; for the second-best ditto ditto, Z 2 10s.
1. James Dickinson, of Upholland, near Wigan ; cow; Amelia,
of the short-horned breed, bred by himself, aged 4 years. and
8 months. . •

2. James Parr, of Hatton Hall, near Warrington; cow, Lady
Bird, of the short-horned breed, bred by Mr. Saunders, near
Carlisle, aged 5 years.
Premiums 17 and 18. For general competition. Open to the
United Kinidom. For the best two-year-old heifer of any
breed, £5 ; and for the second-best ditto ditto, £2 10s.
1. Captain Gunter, of the Grange, Wetherby, Yorkshire;
roan heifer, Moss Rose, by Sixth Duke of Norfolk, dam, Baro-
net, of the pure short-horned breed, bred by himself, aged 2
years and 5 months.

- 2. R. C. Lowndes, of Rice House, Anfleld, near Liverpool
roan heifer Entity, of the short-horned breed, bred by himself
aged 2 years and &months. . .

Vremiums 19 and 20. For general competition. Open to the
United Kingdom: For the best yearling heifer of-any breed,
£3 ; and for the second-best ditto, £1 10s.
1. Captain Gunter, of the Grange, Wetherby, Yorkshire ;
roan heifer, Duchess 77th; by Sixth Duke of Oxford, dam,
Duchess 70th, by Duke of Gloucester, &c., of the nure short-

Alderney breed, bred by himself, aged 1 year

Premiums 21 and 22. To the tenant farmer for the' best cow
for dairy purposes, in milk or in calf, £5 ; and to the tenant
farmer for the second best ditto ditto, £2 10s.

1. Thomas Forrest, of Spurstow Hall, near Tarporley, cow
of the short-horned breed, bred by himself, aged 4 years and
4 months.

2. Hugh lligson, of New Hall Farm, Pendleton, near Man-
chester ; cow, hose of Westmoreland, of the short-hornedl
breed, bred by Mr. Bowstead, aged 6 years and 10 months.
Premiums 23 and 24. To the tenant farmer for the best pair
of two-year-old heifers of any breed, £5 ; and to the tenant
farmer for the second best ditto, £2 10s.
1. Thomas Forrest, of Spurstow-hall, near Tarporley ; pair
of heifers of the short-horned breed, bred by himself, aged 2
years and 4 months.
2. William Atherton, senr., Speke, near Liverpool ; pair of
heifers of the short-horned breed, bred by M. S. Stewart, Esq.,
aged 2 years and 3 mouths and 2 years and 6 months respec-
tively. .
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Premiums 25 aid 26. To the tenant farmer for the best pair
of one-year-old heifers of any breed, £5; and to the tenant

farmer for the second best piir of ditto, L 2 10s.
1. Thomas Atherton, of Chapel-house, Speke, near Liver-
pool ; pair of heifers, of the short-horned breed, bred by him-
self, aged 1 year, and 1 year and 8 months respectively.
2. James Dickinson, of Upholland, near Wigan ; pair of
heifers, Miss Jemima and White Rose, of the short-horned
breed, one bred by himself, the other bred by Mr. Cough, aged
1 year and 10 months, and 1 year and 11 months respectively.
Premiums 27 and 28. To the farmer, not being a cattle dealer,
who shall show the best lot of milch cows, not less than six
in' number, ;to the tenant farmer, not being a cattle
• dealer, who shall show the second best ot of ditto, £2 10s.
entries. - •

Premiums 29 and 30. To the tenant farmer, not being a cattle
dealer, who-shall show the best lot of calves, of his own.
rearing, not less than six in number, nor more than ten
months old, £3 ; to the tenant farmer, not being a cattle
dealer, who shall show the second best lot of ditto, £1 10s.
I. Thomas Atherton, of Chapel-house, Speke, near Liver-
pool ; calves bred by himself and others, aged from A to 7
months old.

EXTRA STOCK : HORNED CATTLE.
Medal. Captain Gunter, of the Grange, Wetherby, York-
shire: red heifer, Red Blossom, by the Sixth Duke of Oxford,
dam, by the Baronet, bred by himself, aged 1 year and 1 month.
On sale.