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

DIVISION 11.

Class 31. Mastiffs—Silver cup, value £5, and £5, Edgar
Hanbury, Highworth, Wilts.
Class 32. Newfoundland Dogs—Silver cup, value £s,and
£5, Alfred Minton, Esq., Datchett, Windsor.
C lass 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.

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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 6lbs.)—Silver
medal and £4, Mr. F. White, Crescent-lane, Clapham-

Class 40. Other English Terriers (over elbs.)—Silver
Medal and £4, Mr. Robert Huggins, Billingsgate.
Class 41. Other English Terriers (under 61bs.)—Silver
medal awarded, R, Pearson, Esq., Noble-street.
Class 42. Scotch Terriers (over 61bs. 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., Shawbum, Hamilton, N.B.
Class 44. Skye Terriers—Silver medal and £4. G. H.
Smeeton, Esq., Leeds.

Class 45. Dandy Dinmonts—Silver medal and £4, R.
Pearson, Esq., Noble-street. _

Class 46. Pug Dogs—£s 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.

Class 49. King Charles' Spaniels (over 71bs.)—Silver
medal and £5, Mr. J. Woolmington, Lever-street, City-
road.

Class 50. King Charles' Spaniels (under 7lbs.)—£s 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 exhibitots seem to think
that their particular favourites have been over-
looked. _

The Duke of Beaufort's peek of fox hounds
attracts general admiration. We observe that a
silver cup, value £lO 10s., has been awarded to his
grace's huntsman for the exzellent condition of the
pack. Two remarkably fine deer hounds are
shown, the property of the 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.
The 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.