The Sun.
London, England, 1847-07-23 00:00:00

SHORT HORNS.

Class I—Bulls calvel prz,viously to January 1, 1845-
Ist prize of 501. was awarded to Mr. John Parkin-
son, of Lay fields, near .Newark. Nottin,'nam, a 4 years,
11 months, and 3 days old short-horned bull, bred by
Mr. Thomas Lax, of Raven.worth, near Richmond,
Yorkshire.

Second prize of 201. was awarded to Mr. John Booth,
of Killerby, near Catterick, Yes.; a 2 years. 9 months,
and 1 week (eel short-horned bull, bred by himself.
Class 2 —Balls calved since January 1, 1845—First
prize of 201. was awarded to Mr. William Smith, of West
Rasen, near Market Rasen, Lincolnshire, a 2 years and
6 months old short-horned bull, bred by Mr. Thomas
Lax, of Ravensworth, York.
Second prize of 10/. was awarded to Mr. William Lin-
ton, of Sheriff-Hutton, near York, a 1 year and 7
months old short-horned bull, bred by himself.
Class 3—Cows in milk or in calf—First prize of 20/.
was awarded to Mr. Richard Booth, of Warlaby, near
Northallerton, York, a 3 years, 2 months, and 3 weeks
old short-horned cow, bred by himself:
Second prize of 10/. was awarded to the Most Hon. the
three years old
Exeter,Lin Lincoln,
Burghley-house, 3
months
Northampton,
old
Mr. Richard
illleraarrKiasmofford,
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p'rprniezldlloirnok-:calf heifer,
a 2 years,
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10/. was
Class s—Yearling
3bßromeodttthnb;;,°l months, and Warlaby,
himself. 3 ReeksnerTare
jo:led:sr_st short.
awarded to Mr. Richard Booth, of Warlaby, near North-
allerton, York, a 1 year, 4 months, and 2 weeks old
short-horned yearling heifer, bred by himself.
Highly commended--Mr. Richard Booth, of Warlaby,
near Northallerton, York, a 1 year, 2 months, and 2
weeks old short-horned bull, bred by himself; Mr.
Samuel Bennett, Pickering's Park, near Woburn, Bed-
ford, a 1 year and 6 months old short-horned yearling
heifer, bred by Mr. C. Stokes; of Kingston, Nottingham;
Mr. John Parkinson, of Ley-fields, near Newark, Not-
tingham, a 1 year, 4 naonths, and 3 days old short-horned
yearling heifer, bred by himself: And Class 3, generally,
highly commended.
Commended—Mr. Capel Hanbury Leigh, of Ponty-
pool Park, near Pontypool, Monmouth, a 4 years and 5
months old pure short-horned bull, bred by himself; the
Most Hon. the Marquis of Northampton, of Castle
Ashby, near Northampton, a 2 years, 6 months, and 23
days old Durham bull, bred by Mr. John Beasley.
Class 4 commended generally.
Class 5 commended generally.
I-TEREFORDS.
Class I—Bulls calved previously to January 1, 1845
—First prize of 50/, was awarded to Mr. Samuel Aston,
of Lynch court, near Leominster, Hereford, a 3 year
and 6 months old Hereford bull, bred by himself.
Second prize of 201. was awarded to Mr. James Cor-
bett, of the Sheriff's, Lyonshall, near Leominster, Here-
ford, a 4 years, 8 months, and 13 days old Hereford bull,
bred by himself.
Class 2—Bulls calved since January 1, 1845—First
prize of 201. was awarded to Mr. George Pitt, of Wel-
lington, near Hereford, Herefordshire, a 1 year and 8
mouths old Hereford bull, bred by himself.
Second prize ef 10/. was award, d to Mr. J. N. Car-
penter, Eardisland, near Leominvsr, Herefords a 1 year
and 11 menth3 old Hereford bull, bred by himself.
Class 3—Cows in n.tlk or in calf—Firs, prize of eO/.
was awarded to Mr. William Allett, of GliHtnris near
Peterborough, Northampton, a 5 year and 2 months 1
in-call Hereford cow, bred by Mr. Richard Whiteman,
of Ashford, Herefordshire.
inster, Her: ford, a 10
toc.l:l,r. Samuel
Colchester.
of 151. was
bred by
years and 4 months old in-fcca,l
AsStoecno,nodf Lynch-court, izcela -ocfo u rlto,l.newarasiraoiln:r:;odra
Class 4 In-calf
He'
Ain Wept
flay, Mr. Edward 11 it a , d
awar.
2 years, 10 "'"" hs- and 6 days old
the Rev. 1. R. Sniytbies,.c;
Hay, Bree"B' • - bred by Mr. John Nels. Car-
disland, Herefordshire.
panter, of Ear
l'ne Ricers—The1
_ pr.zs of 10 . was
Hereford in-call funk',
son
Class 5 -ear
warded to Mr. Samuel Aston, of Lynch-court, near
heifer, bred by himself.
Lominster, Hereford, a 1 year and 10 months old Here-
ulls calved pNviously to January 1,
DEVON S.
I:Cdpl Class
siersa:Loinfßgso/. was awarded to Mr. Thomas BontilB,4osf.
Bishop's Lydiard, near Teunton, Somerset, a 3 years and
of
Secondorth
pri Moulton,nr 2o
6 months; old Devon bull, bred by Mr. Richard Merson ,
Devon,
sec s awarded to his Grace the
Duke of Manchester, of Kimbolton Cast:e, Kimbolton,
Huetingdonshire, a 2 years and 11 months old Devon
boll, bled by his Grace. •
Class 2—Bulls calved since January 1, 1845—Prizes
withheld on eccount of want of merit.
Class 3—Cows in milk or in calf-Ist prize of 20/. was
awarded to his Grace the Duke of Manchester, of Sim-
bolton Castle, Kimbolton, Huntingdonshire, an S yesand 3 months old pure Devon cow, bred by the late
Duke of Norfolk, of Farnham Abbey, near Bury 8
Edmund's.
ears old pare Devon
cow, bred by Mr. Mogeridgc,
of Barton, near Exeter, Devon, j:_Lan
d Devon.
S.rcond prize of 101. was awarded to Mr. G-. Tamer,
of 9
—The prize of 15/. w
Baasminster, Dorset, a 2 years and 4
Of Mapperton, near
e
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D,
enveoanr
Class 4—ln-calf heifers not
to Mr. Edward Pope,
°exceeding three years old
months old pure Devon heifer, bred by himself.
s—Yearling Heifers—The prize of 101. was
a
ling heifer, bred by himself:
waCanrhaidteeel.l,
Someto irrs. e
tJ, James els
yHeoalre,
aonfdl4innaonan•
year
CATTLE OF ANY BREED.
Class I—No competitor.
Class 2—No competitor.
Class 3—Cows in milk or in calf—The prize of 151.
was awarded to Mr. William Umbers, of Wappenbury,
near Leamington Spa, Warwick, for a 6 years and 4
months old in milk pare long-horned cow, bred by
himself.

Class 4—ln•calf Heifers—The prize of 101. was
awarded to his Grace the Duke of Buckinham and
Chandos, of Stowe, near Buckingham, Bucks, for a 2
years 11 months and 2 days old pure long-horned heifer
bred by his Grace.