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London, England, 1852-07-17 00:00:00

with impunity, as Lord Palmerston rightly slid yesteercll.ol,
and some of the overfattened beasts died from the exe
eeeL.
heat, or were killed to save them the trouble. On
croo
mense Southdown ram, a victim of sun stroke, vieighef the
less than 4841 b. per quarter. A remarkable effect obtt
weather was its tendency to send the country 'Teo,
into the refreshment booths rather than the
the
yard The former were largely patronised by
loti
smockfrocks, who seemed to think their Nu' the
far more wonderful and far more desirable thaP
accumulated triumphs of the stock breeders and the 01}11, 0
)(
ment maker. The truth would seem to be that, apart
the unfortunate concurrence of the elections, Lewes Zotti
injudicious selection as the site for the society's °intent
meeting. Brighton would have been a far more cee/e the
and appropriate choice. Standing midway betweellould
eastern and western divisions of the county, its position,e
have enabled the society to do justice to both, while tunleit
tensive railway accommodation would have been ILSasi
facil,ty to visitors, and the proximity of the sea svetu'l the
helped people to keep themselves cool, Instead of thlg;legt
society and its friends have been doing penance for tiveloPe
on the side of a chalk hill, singularly well placed to de_odi,
the full force of the sun, in a quiet country WY/11%1'We
turbed by any ambition of progress, and with a Et., the
little temporary railway station at command—vials over
arrangements were not very good nor the offieiadid
obliging. The worthy inhabitants of Lewest
the best they could under the circumstances, hovel:tsirly
the society, while it has gained little financially, h'bo par'
sustained its reputation for utility. It would serven.to,
ypose to re enter upon the distinctive textures of the, jeto
ard, as these have already been described in sufficieD`for
but to agriculturists the publication of the prize-list ot'
plements in a complete form will, no doubt, prove re rcit
able. The awards of the judges in this department 011 tbU
finished till late last night, and not announced_td s
morning ; consequently the list has hitherto APP
pt imperfect manner. set7V
For the plough best adapted for general purpose'
Messrs. Ransome and Co. 71-1 P
For the plough best adapted for deep ploughing,
William Busby. 88%.313(
For the best one-way or turn-wrest plough, 7-*
Ransome and Co.
For the best paring plough, 51.—Mr. Thomas GlWler'atsi
For the best subsoil pulveriser, 5/.--Messrs. "'
and Co.
For the best drill for general purposes, 101.—
Hornsby and Son. Se°
For the best steerage corn and turnip drill, 10/0"-
R. Hornsby and Son. MOO if'
For the best drill for small occupation,
Garrett and Son. ita
For the best and most economical small OCCUIIIO,-
and manure drill for flat or ridged work, Si.—'
Garrett and Son.
For the best turnip drill on the flat, 10/.-.-a"P
Hornsby and Son. ;
ilf"
For the best turnip drill on the ridge, 101.---
Hornsby and Son. tioaSels'
For the best drop drill for depositing seed tn. t
10/.—Messrs. R. Garrett and Sou. 6s9'

For the best manure distributor, 51.—Messrs-
and Son. 6,bor°
For the best portable steam-engine, not exceeding if
power, applicable to thrashing or other agricultural
poses 401.—Messrs. R. Hornsby and Son. tt
For the second best ditto, 201.—Messrs. Barrett,
and Andrewes. fl.bolff
For the best fixed steam-engine, not exceeding pa'
power, applicable to thrashing or other agricultist
poses,2o/. Messrs. Barrett, Exall, and Androreg• 3,
For the second best ditto, tol.—Messrs. Ransom ejiagft
For the best portable thrashing machine, not eat osfr"
horse power, for small occupations, 10/.—Messrs.
and Son.
axe ,tt
For the best portable thrashing-machine, not —Go -
6-horse power, for larger occupations, 20/.—Meesrl.
and Son.
For the best portable thrashing-machine, not restev'
6-horse power, with shaker and riddle, to be driven v/
20/.—Messrs. Clayton and Co. -LOS
For the best fixed thrashing-machine, not e":„00,"-
6-horse power, with straw-shaker, riddle, and 0,13;120;
that will best prepare the corn for the finishing %tt
machine, to be driven by steam, 201.—Messrs. 141".-
Son. oortog

For the best corn dressing-machine, 10/.—Messrs''
and Son.
~i P
For the best grinding-mill for breaking agric—t
duce into fine meal, 101.—Mr. Hurwood. goal
_del'
For the best linseed and corn-crusher, 51.--Arr• -nr otor
For the best chaff-cutter, to be worked by horse
power, 101.—Messrs. Richmond and Chandler. d 400,0
For the best chaff-cutter, to be worked by ban
51. —Mr. Comes.
For the best turnip-cutter, 51.—Mr. Samuelson.
For the best oilcake breaker for every variety of Om df.
Mr. Hornsby.
For the best one-horse cart for general purposes,
14
William Busby. tgfir
For the best light waggon
for general purposes'
merit—Mr. Croskill and Mr. W. Ball. iPdFor the best machine for making draining-tiles 01.
for agriculture, 20/. -- Mr. T. Scragg.
F— thr -ments for hand • drainage'

.!or the best instru___ -- use in drau......
Messrs. Mappleback and Lowe
For the best heavy harrow, Si.. _Mr. W.
For the best light harrow, 5/.—Messrs. J. and F; soy
For the best cultivator, grubber, or scarifier, O
Ransoms and Co. fort. tt
For the best pair-horse scarifier, 5/.—Mr. Charles or°
For the best horsehoe on the flat, 10/.—Messr°' dt.
and Son.
so
For the best horsehoe on the ridge, 51.—Messrs. 1/'
Howard.
For the best horse rake, 51.---Messrs. J. and E.-lowstd:A
For the best horse dibbler or seed depositor, not 04
drill, 101.
For the best gorse bruiser, 54—Messrs. Barrett, %E
Andrewes.
.n 0
For the best and most economical steaming APP" tv,bo
general purposes, 5/.—Mr. W. Stanl. to
For the best dynamometer, speciallyey applicable
traction of ploughs, 51.—Mr. Bentall. ~31,3tt
Reaping machine, silver medal—Messrs. K. `".-
J.
Son.
geto
Improvement in plough wheels, silver medal--•
and F. Howard. ate- Or
mr.it oa.vr medal Ta.ker
Digging forks and farm tools, silver medal—less' Air
gess and Key. Iffrr
Patent double mill for hand power, silver ph!
Ransoms and Co.
Id 1"
The usual general meeting of the society was bail to
County-hall this morning to pass a vote of thsllPho 1)0
borough officials, the local committee, and all others 'jog 0
assisted in the proceedings of the week. In eonelll 0
notice of these proceedings, we must bear testimonloo, '3
excellent arrangements of Mr. Brandreth GI of
honourary director of the show, and to the exertion
..
connected with the Society to give public satisfactlol"

KAILWAY SHARE MARK°I44,',/
BRISTOL, JULY 16. of Niece"
Stout EXCHANGE.— A considerable amount. Proy
was transacted in our share market to-day st ,408 r, 4)
The transactions were as follow : Bristol and _boa
Greet Western, 106 1/2—Shrewsbuy and BirMil3b
WA—South Devon, 203.
LIVERPOOL, JULY 16. ttero
STOCK EXC FIANGE.—The share market opened be ,14
morning, but afterwards declined, and closed heaVicallll,
transactions were as follow:—Aberdeen, 15 143 Bir;b111T.
Lancashire, and Cheshire (late Chester and Birin?
20% —Ditto, 22/. Shares, 4% dis.—Blackburn 0516 6 o'
burn, Clitheroe, and West Yorkshire), Prefereoca.lad
cent., 25YA—Caledonian, Preference, 10 %—ehesterh.7-6
lyhead, 245/B—Etstern Counties, 11;/ti —East LancaZisb):,,ill
—Lancashire and Yorkshire, B..3—Liverpool, ift
Southport, 213/4—London and North- Western, 1337,e11,71
New Quarters, 33% Malton and Driffield, ",,L;T...4.1 Buxton, Matlzck, and Midland, 3—Midland, 7ZierlY British, 9 —North Staffordshire, 514 dis.—South-o'"
Dover, 2314—York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 116 clO
and North Midland, 57%—Dutch Rhenisb, 1 15'
Western of Fiance, 4 1-16 p. of
NIANCHMTER, JULY 16. opot
STOCK EXCHARGIL—There has been a fair a""...11;
0...
business done in the share market to-day,The transactions were as follow : Birkenhead, La 4;0
but at 10
04/
and Cheshire Junction, 91/1 dis.— Ditto, 221. Shares, 11.1
Blackburn (No. 1) 75/B—Eastern Counties, 11 0400,
Caledonian, 23%—London and North-Westernt4),
Ditto, New Qarters, 33%—Manchester. Sheffield, _„,
colnahire, 34 Ai—Ditto, Preference, 13%
Smith-Eastern a
ternd Dover, 23 7-I6—East Laneasbi 56405,
ference, Quars, 9% —Edinburgh and Glasgovifie„ot
North Staffordshire, 54, die,--Scottish Midland,
westry and Chester, Preference, 17/B—West Ridiolb2l4l).
2 dis.—Manchester and Birmingham (C), Quarters'
Leeds, 88%—.Ditto, Fifths 2% die.
JULY 16. 014
eel
STOCK EXCHANGE,—The share market wasllll4
r, A
buoyant to-day, but the business done was ve'-:a vhl)
The only transactions reported were—Manchester, Det
and Lincolnshire, 131/I—Midland (Birmingham and
45—Shrewsbury and Birmingham (A), 9t
•

COURSE OF EX(:
Amsterd .21 • • 12 0
Ditto, throe months 12 1
Ratterdac, 12 14
A.ntworp•• •• •• ,• •• •... 25 55
B riißsels • • . 23 65
Ilimbure •• - 13 9%
PAris, 3 days'sight 25 30

.311 A N GE.- FRIPAI'
• SO 60
Leghorn • • ••
lenoa •• •• •• •• "
Milan ••
Venice.. •• 44
gaples
i'alermo,peroz...• ••
Messina .
`)porto. ............ /
:tie Janeiro

Ditto, 3 months ..
Mirseilles •• •• .•
ranlaorton Z1A1116.. • •
8........
Vkara, effec.
Triegt, ditto.
Petersburph
Madrid
Cadiz

bo
25 52%

!;uenos Ayres •• v••
Yew York, 60 days'slgi
Philadelphia....••.••• O.O p
PRICES OW BI7LLION.
eoreign Geld in bars •• 0 0
Portugal Gold Coin •• 000
Aoanish Doubloons 4
New Dollars •^ 0 5
Silver in bars " -
arb°l4
AN OUT-AND-OUT DERBTITE.—At - D
yesterday (Friday), Lord Seaham, in returning then 00/i
his unopposed return for the northern division of the °
•
declared himself unprepared to vote for a re-impoSltio
the corn-law—" under existing orcumstances ;" subsecl`V;
addiogr.tbat, not being in the Cabinet, he did not 111,
might be intended by Lord Derby; taut, addtor
what
new.fiedged Member. •i
whatever they may be," lam ready to support his Me."

12 6
12 9

37%

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I-Lreebro,
Seville..

11.11triloi.
OF A SON. YdJ
On the 12th inst., at the Mansion-house, York, the L
Mayores,i.
Dstvi
On the 14th inst., the wife of the Rev. G. W.
rector of Fersfield.

OF A 7/AI3OIII7ER.
St. George's-place, Hyde-park-corner, the Lag ort
zr e At
vienson.
Oa the 14,h inst ,at Wades-mill, the lad of the
Charles Rae Hay. y

bo
RRIED-
.1°
On the 14th inst., at Edgeware Church, Willoughbite
Lake, Esq., Commander R.N.. third son of the P
I,.itie of
r
James Winter Lake, Bart., to Almeria, eldest dau
W. Phillimore, Esq , of Deacon's-hill, Elstree

PLED
01__6
11cf
On the 12th inst., at Aldeburgh Suffolk. Henry
,
Rig., Lieutenant 11. A., aged i 5. le 0
On the 14th inst., at Southampton, Virginia, ,s'il ,
of
,t 1 Arnold, R- -

Lieutenant-Genera, Engineers, KH. Act
On the 14th ißet.. at Baker street' Martha Cecilia, re
Sir Lewis Moeller, K.C.H., aged 92.
On the 14th inst., at I3urwood, J. N. F. Keeley, E'''l'„f the
On the 13th inst., Jane Martha Lancaster, wife •
Rev. Iti. 11. Lancaster, rect,r of Warnford, Hants. 4nby de
On the 13th inst.. at Edinburgh, Anne, wife of Jo
Courcy A. Agnew, Esq, R.N.

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