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cut in trusses of 561. b. each, between the tst Tan. an'a _
stst Deceinber, 1833, not less than zo tong. 3o
lohn Garnett, Esq. ;
' •Preinium adjudged to john Garnett,. Esq,
29. To the Person who, shall, bona fide, buy the greatest
quantity, not less than five lonS, - .to
Colonel-Huxley.
- Premium adjudged to Colonel Huxley. , ' , •
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• % FURZE BRUIZER.
3c. For the best Machine lot bruiting Furze, to be work-;
. ect by hand, ' - _ • - --1,,‘, 2o
,
The Premiums for the FUrte Bruiter will be decided-at
the Society's House, on the 19th Sept. tBo6.

PLOUGHING MATCH.
FRIDAt, MARCH7,IBO6. . •
3 t To the Person who shall plough 3o Perches of Land,
at least five inches deep, in the best manner, the Cup
and . - - - .- - 15
To the next best ditto, ' - . 5
Ist, George 'Grierson, Esq. a Scotch swing Plough
(drawa by two horses), held by William Kippie,
a native of Scotland, without a leader.
2d, Hewetson's Institution, ditto, ditto, Rob. Lumsdell,
ditto, ditto.
3d, Henry John Clements, Esq. ditto, john Thom,
ditto, MM.
4th,• Rev. Charles Cobbe Betesford, ditto, ditto, Walter
Fowler, ditto, ditto.
sth, Major Craven, Rotherham, swing Plough, ditto,
Patrick Kavanagh, a native of Ireland, ditto.
6th, John Garnet, Esq. Scotch swing Plough, two oxen,
Thomas Kelly, ditto, ditto.
7th, Barnet Schew, £9. ditto, two/ horses, Peter
Reilly, ditto, ditto: - ..
Bth, Rev. fames Symes, ditto, two spayed heifers, lames
Doyle, ditto, ditto. . .
gth, John Garnett, Esq. ditto, two horses, James- 8011,
. ditto,ditto. .
loth, Lord Viscount Powerscourt, ditto, ditto, Christo-
pher Reilly, ditto, ditto. . .
nth, William' Harvey,. Esq. ditto, ditto, Christopher
Herbert; ditto, ditto.
12th, Colonel Browne, ditto, ditto, John Liddel, a native
of Scotland, ditto.
13th, Lord Viscount Monck, ditto, ditto, Dennis Delany,
a native of I reland, ditto.
Earl of Longford, ditto, ditto, Christopher Gibbs,
ditto, ditto ; disqualified--rite suds flaying been
settled after the plough.
The Cup and Cranium of ‘5l. adjudged to George Crierson,
. sq.
The second Premium adjudged to Hewetson's Institution.
'32. To the best PLOUGHMAN - - . . - so
To-the next best. -
First Premium adjudged to William Kippie.
Second Premium adjudged to Robert Lurnsdell.
33. To the best PLOUGHMAN, a native of Ireland , 5
Premium adjudged to Patrick Kavanagh.
34. To the Owner of the best pair ot plough HORSES io
George Grierson, Esq. Suffolk Punches.
3s. To the Owner of the best pair of plough OXEN, or
HEIFERS - - - - - io

lohn Garnett, Esq. Oxen.
JUDGES FOR PLOUGHING.
Rev. George St. George.
George Robinson, Esq.
John Christie, jun. Esq.

ESSAYS.

To the Author of the bestE;siWon NEAT CATTLE,
describing accurately those shapes and properties
which contribute most to their utility. iiikewi4e
describing particularly the several valuable breeds
in the United Kingdom, and their peculiar quali=
ties-; how far each excels in form, hardiness,
early maturity, propensity to fatten, -quality of
Besit..ind hide, lignmess of offid ;.titnes-s for la-
, b or. for the market, the provision trade, and for
the 'ttairy ;_ with a view .of the comparative ad-
vantages of large jrid• small cattle; with such
other observations, illustrative of the subject in
general, as may occur to the writer,
One lfundred•Guineas.
For the second but, - Fifty Guineas.
Ist, BX L.
ad,
Nec sum animi dubius, verbis ea sincere magnum.
Quinn sit, et angustis !tune acidere rebus lionoreni..
3d, 13-
rerniUMS withheld for want of sufficient merit. -
To the Author of the best Essay on SILL EP, describing
accurately,those shapes and thoperties wideb con.
tribute most to their utility. Likewise describ-
ing the several valciabie breeds in rite United
Kingdom, particularly the New- Leicester and
South Down breeds, and their pet:uliar qUalities;
how far each excels in form, hardiness, early ma-
.
turny, propensity to fatten, quantity and quality
• of flesh and wool, and-lightness of vial ; with a
general- dissertation on tne comparative value of
combing and clothing wool ; on the various pur-
poses to which each sort is applicable; on the
' practice and policy of wool-stapling;, and on
the best mode of improving tne quantity and qua-
lity of the fleece without injury to the carcase, ,
One Hunched Guineas.
For the second best, ' Fifty uira.as
ist, Nec to poeniteat calamo trivisse iabalum.
id, Via= anior patine._
3d, A. - •
Premiums withheld for want' of Sufficient merit.
lUDGES FOR ESSAYS.
Rev. George St. George.
lames Harvey, Esq.
Roger Scully, Esq.