The Sun.
London, England, 1855-12-12 00:00:00

COWS OR BRIMS

Class 20.—Prize, silver medal ; exhibitor and breeder,
Mr. William Fletcher, Radmanthwaite, near Mansfield,
Nottinghamshire. (Shirt-h,rn.)
SHEEP.
LEICgSTEBS.
(Pen of three Fat blethers, not exceeding 22 months

old.)

Clans 21.—First prize, 104., and silver medal as
breeder; exhibitor and reed.-r. 'Mr. G. S. Foljambe,
Osberton-hail, Worksop, Nottinghamshire. Second
ditto, 51. ; exhibitor and breeder, Mr. Robert Lee
Bradshaw, Burbyun-the-Efill, Oakham, Rjtlandshire.
(Pen of three Fat Wethers, exceeding 22 but not ex-
ceeding 34 months old.)
Class 22.—First prize. 10/., .with silver medal as
breeder, and silver medal f.r the best pen of long-woolled
sheep ; exhibitor and breeder. Mr. George Turner, Bar-
ton, Exeter. Sec mil ditto, 51. ; exhibitor and breeder,
the Most Noble the Marquis of Exeter, K.G., Burghley-
house, Stamford.
LONG-WOOLLED SHEEP, NOT BEING Ducurens.
(Pen of three Fat Wetherio not ex-aefiding 22 ;tato:Abs.
0:d.) .
Class 23.—First priz 10/., and silver medal as
breeder ; exhibitor and breeder, Mr. William Slatter,
stxatt in, near Cirencester, Glocestershire. (Cotswold.)
Second ditto, 51. ; exhibitor and breeder, Mrs. Sarah
West, Green-htll-farm, Bletcbington, Oxfordshire.
'Pen of three Fat Wethers, exceeding 22 !vat not ex-

needing 34 months old.)
Clasi 24.—First prize, 101., and silver medal as
breeder; exhibitor and breeder, Mr. Robert Boman,
Moreton-in-Marsb. (Cotswold.)
SOUTH AND OTHER DOWN SHEEP.
'Pen of three Fat WethErs, not exceeding 22 months

old.)
Class 25 —First prize 10/., with silver medal as
breeder, and silver medal for best pen of short•woolled
sheep; exhibitor and Lreeder, the Ri ;ht Hon. Lord Wal-
sitighatn, Merton. hall, Thetford, Norfolk. (South-down.)
Second ditto, 51.; exhibitor and breeder, the Right Hon.
Lord Walsingham, Merton-hall, Thetford, Norfolk.
(S'outh-down.)
'Pen of three Fat blethers, exceeding 22 but not exceed-

ing 34 months old.)
Class 20.—First prize, 101., and silver medal 31.4
breeder ' • exhibitor and breeder, the Right Hon. Lord
Walsingham, Merton-hall, Thetford, Norfolk. Second
ditto, al.; exhibitor and breeder, the Right lion. Lord
Walsingham, Merton-hall, Thetford, Norfolk. (South-
down.)

SHROPSHIRE AND OTHER BLACK OR GRET•FACED SHORT-
WOOLLED SHEEP,

Pen of three Fat Wetherx, not exceeding 22 months

ad.)
Class 27.—First prize, 101., and silver medal al
breeder ; exhibitor and breeder, Mr. J. 13. Green, Mar-
low, Herefordshire. Second ditto, 51. ; exhibitor and
breeder, Mr. Henry Smith, jun., Sutton Maddock,
Shi ffnal. (Shropshire.)
(Pen of three Fat Wethers, exceeding 22 but not exceed-
ing 34 months old.)
Class 28.—First prize, 101., and silver medal as
breeder ; exhibit9r and breeder, the Right Hon. the
Earl of Aylesford, Packington, Warwickshire. (Shrop-
shire.) Second ditto, 51. ; exhibitor and breeder, Mr.
Win. Masfen, Norton Caines, Walsall. (Improved grey-
faced.)

CROSS-BRED SHEEP.
(Pen of three Fat Wethers, not exceeding 22 months

old.)
Class 29.—First prize, 10/., with silver medal as
breeder, and silver medal for the best pen of cross-bred
sheep ; exhibiOr and breeder, Mr. Adam Corrie Keep,
Wollaston, Northamptonshire. (Sloth-down and Cots-
wold.) Second ditto, 51. ; exhibitor and breeder, Mr.
Adam Corrie Keep, Wollaston, Northamptonshire.
(South-down and Cotswold.)

PIGS.
FAT Pias.
(Pen of three Fat Pigs of one litter, not exceeding 10

months old.)
Class 31.—First pr,ze, 10/., and silver medal as
breeder ; exhibitor and breeder, Mr. Clement Cottrell
Dormer, Rousham, Oxfordshire. Second ditto, 51. ;
exhibitor and breeder, Mr. James Wyley, jun., Long-
don, Rugeley.
(Pen of three Fat Pigs of one litter, not exceeding 15

mouths old.)
Class 32.—First prize, 101., and silver modal as
breeder; exhibitor and breeder, Mr. George Turner,
Barton, Exeter. Second ditto, 5/. ; exhibitor and
breeder, his Grace the Duke of Sutherland, Trentham,
Staffordshire.

(Fat Pig exceeding 15 months old.)
Class 33.—First prize, 131., and silver medal to
breeder ; exhibitor, Mr. Richard Benyon, Englefield-
house, Reading, Berkshire ; breeder, Sir Gilbert East,
Wooley-farm, Maidenhead, Berkshire. Second ditto,
3/. ' • exhibitor, Mr. Charles Holland, the Lymes-farm,
Seabridge, Newcastle, Staffordshire ; breeder, Mr. G.
Holland, Whittington, near Oswestry, Shropshire.
PRIZES FOR BREEDING PIGS.
PIGS OF A LARGE BREED.
(Pen of fire Pigs of one litter, exceeding three and not
exceeding six months old.)
Class 34.—First Ariz-, 10/., and silver medal as
breeder ; exhibitor and breeder, Mr. Joseph Smith,
Henley-in-Arden, (Berkshire.) Second ditto, 51. ; ex-
hibitor, Mr. Edward Harrison, 0;d Crown, Great
Charles-street, Birmingham ; breeder, Mr. W. Beach,
Monument-lane, Birmingham,
PIGS OF SMALL BREED.
(Pen of five Pigs of one litter, exceeding three and not
exceeding six months old.)
Class 35.—First prize, 101., and silver medal as
breeder ; exhibitor and breeder, the Rev. Morton Shaw,
Rougharn-rectory, Bury St. Edtnuwis. Second ditto,
51. ; exhibitor and breeder, Mr. R. H. Watson, Bolton-
park, Wigton, Cumberland.
PRIZES FOR ROOTS.
FOR THE .BEST COLLECTION OF FOUR DIFFERENT
VARIETIES OF ROOTS MOST SUITABLE FOR FEEDING
PURPOSES ; SIX ROOTS OF EACH KIND TO BE SHOWN.
—A SILVER CUP, VALUE FIVE GUINEAS.
Class I.—The silver cup ; Mr. A. H. Johnson, Manor-
house, Gunnershury, Acton, Middlesex. (Long Red,
Red Globe, and Yellow Mangold-wurtzel, and Swedes.)
LONG MANGOLD-WURTZEL.
Class 2.—First prize, V. 21.. Mr. Richard Benyon,
Englefield-house, Reading, Berkshire. (Sutton's Elve-
tharn Red.) Second ditto, 1/. is. ; Mr. Wm. Bauton,
Melbourne-common, Derbyshire. (Red.) Third ditto,
103. 61. ; Messrs. Proctor and Ryland, Great Li-ter-
street, Birmingham. (Red.)
GLOBE MA NGOLD-WURTZ EL.
Class 3.—First prize, 21. 24, ; Mr. Richard Benyon,
Englefield-house, i;
--ea(-.og, Berkshire. (Yellow.) Se-
cond ditto, 11. is. ; the Rev. Thom, Stevens, Bradfield-
rectory, Reading. Third ditto, 103. (3d. ; Ins Royal
Highness Prince Albert, Windsor Castle.
SWEDES OF ANY VARIETY.
Class 4.----First prize, 2/. 2s. ; Messrs. Proctor and
Ryland, Great Lister street, Birmingham. (Scarlet'
rind.) Second ditto, 1/. is. ; Mr. Wm. Lay, Place-
farm, Chilton, Abingdon, Berkshire. (Skirving's Liver-
pool.) Third ditto, 10s. 6cl. ; his Grace the Duke of
Sutherland, Trentham, Sr affenishire. (Bronze-top.)
COMMON TURNIPS.
Class 5. —First prize, 2/. 2s. ; his Grace the Duke of
Sutherland, Trentham, Staffordshire. (Rel Norfolk.)
Second ditto, 11. is. ; Mr. Wm. Foster, Kinver-hill-
farm, Stourbridge. Third ditto, 103. ; Mr. William
Lay, Place farm, Chilton, Abingdon. (Green round.)

CARROTS OF ANY-VARIETY.
Class 6.—First prize, 21. 24. ; Mr. G. S. Foljambe,
Osberton-hall, near Worksop, Nottinghamshire. (Red
Altrincham.) Second ditto, 1/. Is. ; Mr. Joshua Har-
ding, Rosliston, Burton-upon. Trent. Third ditto, 10s.
; Mr. Geo. Mackenzie Kettie, Dallicott-house,
Bridgnorth. (White Belgian.)
Ox CABBA.GE.

Class 7.—First prize, 2/. 25., Mr. William Banton,
Melbourne-common, Derbyshire. Second ditto, 1/. ls.;
Mr. Eiward Wollet Wilmot, llultne Walfield, Congle•
ton. Third ditto, 10s. 6d., the Moira Colliery Com-
pany, near Ashby-de-la-Zouch.
JUDGES.
JUDGES OF CATTLE.

Mr. William Bartholomew, Goltho, near Wragby,
Lincolnßhire.
Mr. Henry Chamberlain, Desford, near Leicester.
Mr. Benjamin Swaffield, Pilsbury, near Asnhourne.