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Class 6.—Steers or Oxen.

Ist prize of 251. (No. 42), Mr. William Heath, •f Lud.
ham Hall, Norwich.
Silver medal to the breeder, Mr. Thomas Carter, of nod
more, near Ludlow.
2d prize of 101. (No. 49), Mr. John Ford, jun., of Rush•
ton, near Blandford.
Class 7.—Heifers.

Ist prize of 151. (No. 51), Mr. Frederick King, of Nurs.
ling, near Southampton.
Silver medal to the breeder, Mr. Thomas Samson, el
Bingston. Russell, near Dorchester.
2(1 prize of W. withheld.

Class B.—Cows.
Ist prize of 201. (No. 52), Mr. -William Heath, of. Lud-
ham-hall, near Norwich.
Silver medal to the breeder, Mr. Edward Longmore, of
Ludlow.
2d prize of 101. (No. 54), Mr. John Stevens, of 69, Holy.
well-street, Oxford.

SHORT HORNS.
Class 9. Steers.

Ist prize of 251. (No. 60), Mr. James Futcher, jun., of
Fovant, near Salisbury.
The silver medal to the breeder, Right Hon. Sidney
Herbert, 31. P., of Wilton, near Salisbury.
2d prize of 101. (No. 61), Mr. William Aldworth, of Fril-
ford, Abingdon.
Class 10.—Steers or Oxon.

Ist prize of 251. (No. 69), his Grac3 the Duke of Rutland,
of Belvoir Castle, Grantham.
The silver medal to the breeder, his Grace the Duke of
Rutland.
2d prize of 101. (No. 67), Rev. J. Holmes, of Brooke
Hall, Norwich.

Class 11.—Heifers.

let prize of 151. (No. 93), 2ilr. Joseph Phillips, of Arding-
ton , Wantage.
The silver medal to the breeder, Mr. William Fussell, of
Laycock, Chi ppen ham.
2d prize of 51. (No. 82), the Earl Spencer, of Althorpe
Park, Northampton.
Class 12.—Cows.

let prize of 201. (No. 89), Mr. Charles Townley, of Town-
ley Park, Barnley.
The silver medal to the breeder, Mr. Alexander Banner.
man, of South Cottage, Chorley.
2d prize of 101. (No. 87), Mr. J. H. Langston, M.P., of
Sarsden Hones, Chipping, Norton.

SCOTCH OR IRISH BRISIIDS.
Class 13.—Steers or Oxen.

The prize of 10/. (No. 90), to Mr. John Henry Gurney,
of Calton Hall, Norwich.
Class 14.—Heifers or Cows.

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The prize of 51. (No. 103) Mr. H. Lindsey, of Westdean,
Chichester.

WELSH BREEDS.
Class 15—Steers or Oxen.
The prize of 101. (No. 104), Mr. B. E. Bennett, of Mar-
ston Truman Hall, Market Harboro.'
Class 16—Heifers or Cows.
The prize of 5/. (Ne. 103), Mr. Richard Worthington, of
Saddington, Market Harboro'.
OTHER PURE BREEDS.

Class 17—Steers or Oxen.
The prize of 101. (No. 110), Mr. R. H. Chapman, of Lip-
ton, 1r uneaten.
Silver medal to the breeder, Mr. R. H. Chapman.
Clan 11—Heifers or Cows.
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The prize of 101. (No. 112), Messrs. Chas. Neame anti
Sons, of Selling, Faversham.
Silver Medal to the breeders, Messrs. Chas. Neame and
Sons.

CROSS OR MIXED BREEDS.
Class 19—Steers.
The prize of 151. (No. 113), the Earl of Radnor, of
Coleshill, Berks.
The silver medal to the breeder, the Earl of Radnor.
Class 20.—Steers or Oxen.
The prize of 151. (No. 110), Mr. William Hewer, of
Sevenhampton, Highworth, Wilts.
The silver medal to the breefier, Mr. Wm. Hewer.
Class 21.—Heifers.
The prize of 10/. (No. 121), Mr. John Tucker, of Abbey
Print Works, Stratford, Essex.
The silver medal to the breeder, Mr. John Tucker.
LONG-WOOLLED SHEEP.
Class 22.

Ist prize of 20/. (No. 136), tho Marquis of Exeter, of
Burghley Park, Stamford.
The silver medal to the breeder, the Marquis of Exeter.
2d prize of 101. (No. 139), Mr. G. S. Foljambe, of Oe-
berton Hall, Worksop.
3d prize of 51. (Ire. 137), Mr. Thomas Twichell, of Wil-
lington, Bedford.

Class 23.

lit prize of 201. (No. 143), Mr. G. S. Foljambe, of Os-
berton Hall, Worksop.
The silver medal to the breeder, Mr. G. S. Foljambe.
2d prize of 101. (No. 142), the Marquis ef Exeter, of
Burghley Park, Stamford.
3d prise of 51. (No. 144), Mr. Richard Newman, of Har.
rowden, Bedford.
LONG-WOOLLED (NOT BEING LEICESTERS).
Class 24.
The prize of 101. (No. 147), Mr. William Slatter, of
Stratton, Cirencester.
The silver medal to the breeder, Mr. William Eager.
CROSS-BRED SHERI%
Class 25.
let
prize of 101. (No. 172), Mr. Samuel Drnce, of Rya-
.aßrn. near Oxford.
The isaver medal to the breeder, Mr. Samnel Druck,.
Lionf 51
ham %u5l. (No. 170). Mr. John Overman, of Burn-
, Market, Norfolk.

26.
The prize of 101. (Ne. 1 C hute3), Mr. John Overman.
The silver medal to the breeder, Mr. John Overman.
Fatoitt-WoomAD SHEEP.

Ist prize of 20/. Class 27.,
Goodwood, Chichester (No. 195), the Duke of Richmond, of
The silver medal to the breeder, the Duke of Richmond.
2,1
Hall, prize o
ordf
101.
(Ne. 201), Lard Walaingham, of Merton
Thotf.

Class 23.
The prize of 101. (No. 2101, Mr. William Rigden, of
Hove, near Brighton.
The silver medal to thechiarse:(2l,er, Mr. 'William Rigdeu,
let prize of 20/. (No. 222), the Duke of Rio:mond,
of
Goodwood, Chichester.
The silver medal to the breeder, the Duke of Riehm
2d prize of 101. (Ne. 225), Lord Walsingliam, of Merton
Hall, Thetford.
SHORT-WOOLLED (NOT BEM- SOUTH DOWNS).
Class 30.
The prize of 101. (No. 233), Mr. William King, of New
Hayward Farm, Hungerford.
The silver medal to the breeder, Mr. William King.