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ham, near Cambridge, a, South Down ram, 17 months
old, bred by himself. •
Second Prize of 20Z-700. Mr. Jonas Webb, of MP
brahana, near Cambridge, a South Down ram, 16
months old, bred by himself. •
Third Pr-z 3 of 101.—Mr. Jonas Webb, of Babrabam,
near Cambridge, a South Down ram, 16 months old,
bred by himself.
CLASS 11.-111 MS OF ANY OTHER AGE.
First Prize of 30L-711. Mr. William Higdon, of
Hove, near Brighton, a South Down ram, 24 months
old, bred by himself.
Sccond Prize of 20/.-744. Mr. Jonas Webb, of Ba-
braham, near Cambridge, a South Down ram, 2 years ,
and 5 months old, bred by himself. •
Third Prize of 101.-748. Mr. Jonas Webb,-of-Ban
brabam, near Cambridge, a South Down ram, 3 ,itiars
and 4 months old, bred by himself.
• CLASS lII.—SHEARLING EWRO.
Piret Prize of 201.-772. Mr. Jonas. Webb. of
braham, near Cambridge, a pen of five, South, Down
shearling ewes, 16 months old, bred by himself.

Second Prize of 15L-770. Mr. Jonas Webb, of Boo-
braham, near Cambridge, a pen of five South Dow&
sheariing ewes, 16 months old, bred by himself.
Third Prize of 104-755. Mr. William Rigaeri, of
Hove, near Brighton, a pen of five South Down shea-
ring ewes, 16k months old, bred by himself.
LONG WOOLS.

CLASS I.—SMEARLING RAMS.
First Prize of 251.-779. Mr. William Garne, of Aids-
worth, near Northleach, Gloucestershire, a Cotswold
ram, 16 months old, bred by himself.
Second Prize of 151.-786. Mr. William Lane, of
Eastington, near Northleach, Gloucestershire, a Cots-
wold ram, 16 months old, bred by himself.
CLASS IL—ARAMs OF ♦NY OTHER AGE;
First Prize of 251.-794. Mr. George Hewer, of Ley
Gore, near Northleach, Gloucestershire, a Cotswold ram,
40 months old, bred, by Mr. William Hewer, of North-
leach.

Second Prim of 10L-790. Mr. William Garnet. of
Aldeworth
, near Northleach, Gloucestershire, a COW: i,
vrold ram, 40 months old, bred by himself.
CLASS lII—SHBARLING EWES.
First Prize of 10L-802. Mr. William Lane, of Efts-
tington, near Northleach, Gloucestershire, a pen of five
Cotswold ewes, 16 'months old, bred by himself.
Second Prize of SL-801. Mr. William Lane, of Eas-
tington, near Northloach. Gloucestershire, a pen of five
L—RAALB 'or ANY AGE.
Old, bred by himself. . ,- Cotswold ewes, 16 months
MOUNTAIN SREEP.
201.-805. . fix, John Dodd, of Cat-,
cleFuigrhst, nPerairzCeOLktosteisrburn, Northumberland, a pure Cheviot--
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EWES.
Prize of 10L-86. Mr. John Nurcombe, of Ropoott
farm, near Minehead, Somersetshire, a pen of 5 pare
Ezmore horn shearling ewes, 1 year and 4f months old,
bred by himself.
CLASS M.—EWES OF ANY AGE.
First Prize of 101.-821. Mr. John Rebson, of East
Kielder, near Bellingham, Northumberland, a pen of
5 cheviot ewes, 2 years and 4 months old, bred by
himself.

PIGS.
CLASS I.—BOARS OF A LARGE BREED.
First Prize of 151.-823. Mr. R. Broadhurst Hill, of
Bache Hall, near Chester, a large boar, 3 years and
11 months old, bred by Mr. Ashby H. Wilson, of
Abbey.
Third Prize of 51.-826. Mr. John B. Spearing, of
Chilton, near Hungertord, Berka, an improved Berks,
Susses, and Neapolitan crossed boar, 2 years and 6
months old, bred by himself._

Second Prize of 10/.-841. Mr. George Edward Taylor,
of Oatlands Mill, near Leeds, Yorkshire, a large boar,
2 years and 3 months old, bred by Mk. James mon_
Meanwood, near Leeds.
CLASS IL—BOARS OF A SMALL BREED.
First Prize of 151.-947. Mr. James Dixon, of West-
brook-place, Horton, near Bradford, Yorkshire, a small
boar, 2 years and 1 month old, bred by Mr. John Had-
wen, of Kebroyd, near Halifax.
Second Prize of 101.-857. Mr. William Ludham, of
Bradford, Yorkshire, a small boar, 2 years and 4 months
old, bred by himself.
Third Prise of 51.-868. Mr. John Radmore, Thor-
verton, near Collumpton, Devon, a Leicester boar, 10
months old, bred by himself.
Cfiss III.—BREEDING SOWS OF A LARGE BREED.
First Prize of 15.-902. Mr. Joseph Tuley, of
Keigbley, Yorkshire, a largo sow, 1 year 2 months and
6 days old, bred by himself.
Second Prize of .5/.-920. Mr. Charles Jackson, 40,
Goodramgate, Yorkshire, a largo sow, 1 year and 11
months and 2 weeks old, bred by himself.