The Sun.
London, England, 1837-12-11 00:00:00

CLASS V.

That the first premium of ten sovereigns, in Class 5, for
oxen or steers of any breed, not exceeding four years and three
months old, under seventy stone weight, that shall not have
had cake, corn, meal, gram, or Cistille.'s wash twelve months
previous to the Ist of August, 1837, be adjudged ,o J. T. Se-
itor, Esq., of Boughton House, near Aylesbury, Bucks, for
his three years and four 'ninths old Het c'o-d ox, bred by the
Right Hon. the Earl Talbot, of Ing-strie, StaffJrdshire, and
fed on grass, hay, and 620 lbs. of oilcake. Travelled on foot
forty miles to the show.

That a silver medal be adjudged to Earl Talbot, as the
breeder of the above.
That the second prerniuna in Class 5 be a,ljudged to J. Bailey,
Esq., of Shvieley House, near Stoney Stratford, for his four
years Scotch ox, bred by Mr. *Turk, fed on g-ass, hay, and
5601b5. of oilcake. Travelled by boat 60 mites to the show.

CLASS.VI.
That the first premium of fifteen sovereigns in Class 6, for
fattened cows or heifers under five years of age (freemartins
and speycd heifers not qualified), be adjudged to R. W. Baker,
Esq., of Collesmoro, in the couLty of Rutland, for his three
years and five months old improved short-horned heifer, bred
by him_elf, and fed on oilcake, barley and bean meal, and ve-
getable food. Travelled by van 110 miles to the show.
That a silver medal be awarded to Mr. R. Baitar, as the
breeder of the above.

That the second pr'mium of five sovere►gus in Class 6 be
adjudged to W. F. Wrates!ow, Esq., of Rugby, Warwickshire,
for his four years and seven months old Durham heifer, bred
by Mr. W. Rock, of Edgco:e, near Banbury, and fed on grass,
hay, turnips, carrots, cake, and corn, and travelled on foot two
miles, and 112 miles by water, to the show.
The above class was generally commended.
CLASS VII.

The first premium_of fifteen sovereigns, in Ch•has 7, for fat-
tened oows of five years old and upwards (freemartins and
speyed heifers not qualified), be adjudged to Sir C. Knightley
for his eight years and two months old Durham cow, bred by
himself and calved five separate times, and fed on oilcake,
Swede turnips, and barley meal. Travelled by boat 74 miles
to the show.

That a silver medal be awarded to Sir Charles Knightley
as the breeder of the above.

That the second premium of five sovereigns in Class 7, as
above, bo adjudged to tin 1116 st Honourable the Mariuis of
Exeter for his Lordship's seven years and nine months old
Durham cow, bred by J. Whittaker, Esq., of Burley Otley.
Has not had a calf at her full time. Was put to fatten on the
Ist of September, 1836, and until that time was as much starved
as possible to make her breed. She was fed on 400 lbs. of
oil-cake, 1,250 lbs. of bean flour, and 3001bs. of barley flour,
carrots, and hay. 'l'ravelled by waggon 90 miles to the show.
The gold medal of five sovereigns to the breeder of the
best beast in any of the abwe classes be adjudged to R. W.
Baker, Esq., for his three year and five months old improved
short-horned heifer, which gained the first prize in Class 6.

LONG-WOOLLED SHEEP.
CLASS VIII.

That the premium of ten sovereigns in Class 8 for long-
wooled fat wether sheep one year old, that have never had
cake, corn, meal, seeds, or pulse, be adjudged to J. S. Bur-
gess, of liolme Pierrepoint, near Nottingham, for his three
twenty months old Leicester wethers, bred and fed by him-
self. That a silver medal, as the breeder of the above, be
adjudged to Mr. Burgess.
That the second premium of five sovereigns, in Class 8,
be adjudged to Mr. J. P.tinter, of Burley, near Oakhant,
Rutland, for his three thirty-two
.months old Leicester we-
titers bred by himself from rams hired of Richard Cresswell,
Esq., of Raveaston, near Ashby-de-la-Zouch, and fed by
Mr. Painter.