The Sun.
London, England, 1862-06-25 00:00:00

IHE )''SIJN, LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 25, 1862.

DrvisioN IL

Class 31. Mastiffs—Silver cup, value £5, and £5, Edgar
Hanbury, Highworth, Wilts.
Class 32. Newfoundland Dogs—Silver cup, value £5, and
£5, Alfred Minton, Esq., Datchett, Windsor.
Class 33. Dalmatian Dogs—Silver cup, value £5, Row-
land Davies, Esq., Swan Village, Westbromwich,
Class 34. Bull Dogs (large size), over 121bs in weight—
Silver cup, value £5, and £5, J. Lamphill, Esq., Soho-
street, Birmingham.
Class 35. Bull Dogs (small size), under 121bs—Silver cup,
value £5, and £5, Mr. H. Orme, Jane Shore, Shoreditch.
Class 36. Bull Terriers—Silver medal and £5, Mr. W.
Cross, Bridgwater-house, St. James's.
Class 37. Black and Tan Terriers (over 51bs weight)—
Silver medal and £5, Mr. George Fitter, Hyde-park-corner,
Birmingham.
Class 38. Black and Tan Terriers (under 51bs weight)—
£5 silver cup and £5, Mr. James Wade, Clerkenwell.
Class 38A. White Terriers (above 61bs. weight)—£4,
Mr. F. White, Crescent-lane, Clapham-common.
Class 39. White English Terriers (under 61bs.)—Silver
medal and £4, Mr. F. White, Crescent-lane, Clapham-
common. _ _

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Class 40. Other English Terriers (over 6lbs.)—Silver
medal and £4, Mr. 11,obert Huggins, Billingsgate.
Class 41, Other English 'Terriers (under 6lbs.)—Elilver
medal awarded, R. Pearson, Esq., Noble-street.
Class 42, Scotch Terriers (over Gibs. weight)—Silver
medal and £4, Mr. Thomas Heald, Millwright-street,
Leeds.

Class 43. Scotch Terriers (under 61bs.)—Silver medal
and £4, W. M. Gilmour, Esq., Shawbarn, Hamilton, N.B.
Class 44. Skye Terriers—Silver medal and LI, G. H.
Smeeton, Esq., Leeds.
Class 45. Dandy Dinmonts—Silver medal and £4, R.
Pearson, Esq., Noble•-street.
Class 46. Pug Dogs—Ls silver cup, and £5, Henry Gil-
bert, Esq., 23, Upper Phillimere-place, Kensington.
Class 47. Italian Greyhounds—Silver medal and £s,Mrs.
Burke, Richmond-grove, Islington.
Class 48. Blenheim Spaniels—Silver medal and £5, Mr.
J. Aston, City-road.

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Class 49. King Charles' Spaniels (over 7lbs.)—Silver
medal and £5, Mr. J. Woolmington, Lever-street, City-
road.

Class 50. King Charles' Spaniels (under 7lbs.)—Xs silver
cup and £5, Mr. J. Stretch, Bethnal-green.
Class 51. Maltese Dogs—Silver Medal and £5, Mr.Man-
deville, Southwark.
Class 52. Extra Foreign—£s silver cup, Captain Walter
Wingfield, Rhynsnant Hall, Oswestry.

We understand the awards of the judges are con-
sidered on the whole very satisfactory; but as is
usual in such cases some exhibitors seem to think
that their particular favourites have been over-
looked.

The Duke of Beaufort's pack of fox hounds
attracts general admiration. We observe that a
silver cup, value £lO 108., has been awarded to his
grace's huntsman for the ex2ellent condition of the
pack. Two remarkably fine deer hounds are
shown, the property of th© Right Hon. the
Earl of Winchileea. These dogs are peculiar to
Eastwell-park, and are used for pulling down the
deer. They were highly commended by the judges.

We are informed that a great many of the dogs
were sold yesterday at the prices affixed to their
numbers in the catalogue, many of the purchasers
being foreigners. _ _

Ti; prize cups are handsome pieces of plate,
manufactured by Elkington and Co.
The number of visitors to the exhibition yester-
day was from 8,000 to 10,000.