The Sun.
London, England, 1825-12-17 00:00:00

EXTRA STOCK-OXEN AND STEERS.

His Grace the Duke of Bedford, a four year and two months
old Durham Ox, bred by the Right Hon. Charles Arbuthnot,
and fed on his race's Woburn farm (in-trial against a Here-
ford), on grass, hay, turnips,-mangel wurzel, and 2,7101 b. of
oil cakes ;.travelled on foot 5, and in boat.6s miles. Commend-
ed by'the Judges.
His Grace the Dulce of Bedford, a four year and one month
old Durham Ox, bred by the Right Hon. Charles Arbuthnot,
and fed on. his Grace's Woburn fart (in trial against a Here-
ford), on grass, hay; turnips. --mangel wurzel, and 27101b5. of
oil cakes ;travelled on foot 5, and in boat 65 miles. Commend-
ed by the Judges.
His Grace the Duke of Bedford, a four years and one month
old Hereford Ox, bred on his Grace's Woburn farm, and fed
there (in trial againsta Durham) on grass, hay, turnips, mangel
wurzel, and 21401b5. oil cakes ; travelled on foot 5 and in boat
65 miles. -Coinmended by the Judges. -
His Grate the Duke of Bedford, a four year and one and- a
half months old Hereford Ox, - bred on his Grace's Woburn
farm, and-fed there (in trial against a Dtirham) .on grass, hay,
turnips, mangel wurzel, and 21401 b. oil cakes ; travelled on foot
'5 arid in boat 65 miles. Commended by the Judges.
The Right lion. Charles Arbuthnot, a four years and half a
month old Hereford Ox,. br:4l by the Duke of Bedford, on his
Woburn Farm, and-fed on Mr. Arbuthnot's Woodford Farm
(in trial against a „1-./urham), on grass, hay, turnips, mangal
wurzel, and oil cakes ; travelled on foot 18, and in boat 96 miles.
Commended by the Judges. -
The Right Hon. Charles Arbutlinoti a three year and eleven
months old Durham Ox, bred by himself at Woodford, and fed
there (in trial against a Hereford) on grass, hay, turnips, man-
gal wurzel, and oil cakes ; travelled on foot 18, and in boat 96
miles. Commended' by the Judges.
His Grace the Duke of •Bedford, a three years and eleven
months old Hereford Ox, bred on his Grace's Woburn Farm,
fedthere on grass, hay, turnips,-mangel wurzel, and 1160 lbs.
of oil cake ; traveled on foot 5, 'and in boat 65 miles. Com-
mended by the Judges.
-Mr. John Buckley, a two years end seven months old Here-
ford Steer, bred by Earl. Talbot-on his Ingestrie Farm, and fed
by Mr. B. on grass, hay, ' turnips, barley meal, and oil cakes ;
travelled-in caravan and boat 135 miles.

111 r. Thomas Clarke, two five .years and nine months old
mixed Hereford and short horned Ox, twins, bred by himself,
and fed on grass, hay and oil-cakes ; • travelled on foot 6, and in
boat 80 miles. •

Mr. Robert Muse, two four years and a half old Scotch Ox,
fed by him on grass, hay, turnips, and a peck per week of pea-
meal; travelled on foot 60 miles.

31r. Thomas Wall:er, two five year old, Hereford Oxen
travelled on loot s,.and in boat 120 railes.
EXTRA STOCK—COWS.

Lord W. P. Vaynard, a five year
.and eight months old
Sussex Cow,-which has borne two ealve, bred by himself, and
fed on hay, mangel wurzel and oil cakes.
The Rev. Algernon Peyton, a six year old Scotch Cow, which
has borne and suckled three calves, 'bred by the late Lord Strath-
more, and fed bY'hiniself, on grass, hay, cabbages, some meal
and oil 'cakes ; travelled on foot ninety miles.
William lloneywood, Esq. M.P. a four year and ten months
old Susisex Heifer, bred. by himself, and fed on hay, manged
wurzel, Swede :turnip, and an oil cake per day ; travelled in
caravan fifty miles.

Mr. William Alder, -a four year and six months old Here-
ford Cow, which .has never given milk ' • bred by Mr. John
Ivers, from a bull of the late Duke of Bedford's, and fed by
himself on grass-' hay, mad' 98011)s. of oil cakes; travelled on
foot four, and in boat, eighty miles.