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—...vraS eife).—rize f 3/. to tbe
Right Hon. the Lord Hatherton, s
TeddPesley,o near Pcnk-
ridge. A heifer exhibited in this class, by Sir Francis
Lawley, Bart., Middleton Hall, near Tamworth, wits
highly commended by the judges.
Class 6.—Devons (Cows).—First prize of 101. to the
Right lion. the Earl of Aylesford. Packington, War-
wickshire; and silver medal to his Lordship as breeder.
Second prize of 51. to Mr. Thomas Newbold, Babbington,
near Coventry.
Class 6 A.—Devons (Heifers).—Prize of 31. to the
Right Hon. the Earl of A) lesford, Packington, War-
wickshire.
Class 7.—Short-horns (Cows).—First prize of 104
(and the gold medal for the best fat cow or heifer in the
yard) to Mr. Ribert Beaman, More•on-in-the-Marah;
and a silver medal to the breeder. Mr. Stephan Clemens,
Churchill, Oxfordshire. Second prize of Si. to Mr,
Joseph Lester Hassell, Packington, near Ashby•de-le-
Zouch. A cow exhibited in this class by William Wood.
ward, E q , Bredon's Norton, near Tewkesbury, and one
exhibited by Mr. Geerge Graham, Yardley, Worcester-
shire, were both highly commended by the judges.
Crass 7 A.—Short-horns (Heifers).—Prize: of 31. to
Mr. Thomas Harris, Stoney Lane, Tardebigg, near Red-
ditch. A heifer exhibited in this class by Sir Charles
linightley, Bile., M.P., was commended by the judges.
Class B.—Oxen or Steers.—For the best animal of
any breed.' not qualified to exhibit in the preceding
classes.. First priz' of 101 to Mr. Charles Wilson, the
Hill Farm, Cluires, near Worcester; and a silver medal
to the breeder, John E. Vernon, Esq., llimbleton, Wor-
cestershire. Second prize of 51. to Mr. Richard Harvey,
Sheldon. Warwickshire.
Class 8 A.—Cows —First prize of 101. to Mr. Ed-
ward Lythall, Suitterfield, near Stratford-upon-Avon;
and a silver medal also to Mr. Lythall, as breeder.
Second prize of Si. to Mr. Richard Warner, of Weston
Hill, near Nuneaton.
Class 8 B.—Heifers.—Prize of 3/. to the Right Hon.
Lord Hatherton, Teddesley, near Pankridge.
SHEEP.

Class 9.—Leicesters.-ifirstPrize of 51., to Mr. Fran-
cis Robbins, Stoneleigb, Warwickshire ; acd a silver
medal also to Mr. Robbins as breeder. Second prize of
31. to Mr. Robert William Payne, Dordon, Warwick-
shire. The judges highly commended the sheep in this
class.

Class 10.—Long-woolled sheep, not being Leicester,.
—First prize of 51. to Mr. Robert Bernan Moreton-in-she
Marsh, Gloucestershire; and a silver medal also to Mr.
Berman as breeder.
Class I.—Southdowns.—First prise of 51 to the
Right Hon. the Earl Howe, Gopsall Hall, Leicester-
shire ; and a silver medal also to his Lordship, as
breeder.

Class 12.—Short- woofed, not being Soutbdowns.--
First prize of 5/. to the Right Hon. the Earl of Ayles-
ford, Packington, Warwickshire; and a silver medal
also to his Lordship, as breeder. Second prize of 31. to
Mr. John Baker, Grendon, near Atherstone. The sheep
in this class were commended by the judges.
Class 13.—Cross-Bred.—First prize of Si. to Mr.
Richard Adcock, Stone House Farm, Inkberrow, Wor-
cestershire; and a silver medal also to Mr. Adcock, as
breeder. Second prize of 3/. to Mr. William Shipway,
Hanley Cabtle, Worcestershire.
Class 13 A.—Best Pen of Three Long-woofed
Wethers, not exceeding thirty-four months.—First prize
of 51. to Mr. John Henry Lees, Bacon's End, near
Coleshill; and a silver medal also to Mr. Lees, as breeder.
Second prize of 31 to Mr. John Henry Lees, Basin's
Ead, near Coleshill. All the sheep in this class were
commended by the judges.
Class 13 B—Best Pen of Three Short-woofed Webers,
not exceeding thirty-four months—First prize of 51. to
the Right Hon. the Earl of Aylesford, Packington,
Warwickshire ; and also a silver medal to his Lordship,
as breeder. Second prize of 31. to Mr. Edmund Herbert,
Powick, Worcestershire.

JUDGES OF CATTLE AND SHEEP.
Mr. John Outhwaite, Bainesse, Catterick, Yet ksitire ;
Mr. Robert Lucas, Grafton Manor, Worcestershire• and
Mr. Benjamin Swaffield, Chatsworth, Derbyshire.

PAT PIGS.
Class 14—Not exceeding nine months old—First prize
of 5/. to Mr. David. Mule, Chatteris, Isle of Ely. Second
prize of 3Z to Mr. Joseph Hardwick, Camp MA .
mingham. Pigs exhibited in this class by Mr. Wiliam
Adams, Spring-street, Birmingham ; James Taylor,
Esq., Moseley Hall, near Birmingham; Mr. John Lowe,
Camp 'Hill, Birmingham ; Mr. George Vincent, Sher-
bck-street, Birmingham; and Messrs. Henry and James
Ccoper, Small Heath, near Birmingham. Were com-
m. nded by the judges.
Class 15—Fat Pigs, exceeding nine and sot exceed-
ing fourteen months old—First prize of 51. to Mr.
Thomas Dobbs, Edgbsston. Second prize of 3/. to
Mr. Thomas Dobbs, Edgbaston. The whole of the pigs
in this class were highly commended by the judges.
Class 16 —Fat Pigs, exceeding fourteen and not ex-
ceeding 4ighteen months old—First priz: of Si. to Mr.
Arthur Perks, Kingsbury, Warwickshire. Seem('
prix, of 31. to Mr. Thomas Padmore, D. an-street, Bir-
mingham. This class was highly commended by the
judges.

Class 17—Fat Pip, exceeding eighteen months old—
First prize of 5L to Mr. James Baldwin, Kir g's Norton,
near Birmingham. Sf solid prize of 3/. to Mr. Enry
Lowe, Corn berfurd Mill, near 'famworth. This class
was g, net-ally commended by iho judges.

STO It E PIGS. „
MSS 18—For Breeding Sews e.f a large brucd—First
I pliz‘?, of 51. o Mr. Jo,eph Tuley, Exley Head, nrbr
Yorkshire. Second prize of 3/. to Mr. E I wit'
Eddi•on, Lends.
Cl.ss 19—For Met ding Sows of a Frall breed—First
prizQ of 51 to Mr. Richard Ashwin, Aldintiaa, ViTorc,s-
teishlre. Second pr ze of 31. to Mr. Charles Rs 'dell,
Chadbitry, Wore stereliire. Several good sows it, this
wero not considered in a breeding sate, and uric-
ticularly Nos. 241, 252 aT.d 2.57.
Cla-s 20—For Pens of Fire Store Pigs of one Litter,
not exceeding, servomonths old—First priz- of 51 to
Mr. Moses Cartwright, Stanton-hill, near Burton upon-
Trent. Moss
priz• of 31. to Mr. Matthew Pen,bcrton,
Gibraltar, Lends.

Clans 21 —Fur a Sow of a large breed, with Litters
of Pigs not exceeding tight ei ks old —First prize of
5/. to Mr. Moses Cartwright, Stanton-hill, near Burton-,
upon-Trent. Second priz--, of 31 to Mr. Charles Eley,
Beaver's Fsrm, Hounslow, Middlesex. No. 263, young
Pigs, considered to exceed the age specified.
Class 22.—For Sows of a small breed wi h Litters of
Pigs not exceeding eight weeks old —First prize of .1.
to Mr. Edward Taylor, Oatlends, near Leeds. Second
prize of 3/. to Mr. George Edward Taylor, Oatlands,
near LAds. Not. 289 and 294 discptalitied. the young
pigs being considered to exceed the age specified.
Crass 23.—Brawny of a large breed.—First prize of
Si. to Mr. Edwin Eddison, Headingley-hill, Leeds.
Second prize of 3/. to Mr. J. Cartwright, Longton,
Staffordshire Potteries.

Clas4 24.-13ravi ni of a small breed.—First rrize of
51. to Mr. Thomas' Alkin, Grendon, Atherstrne. Second
prize of 31. to Mr. Edwin Eddioou,
Leeds.