The Sun.
London, England, 1833-12-14 00:00:00

CLASS 111.

For the best ox of any breed, under five years of age,
under 160 stone and above 120 stone weight, not to have
had cake or corn previous to the Ist of August.
The first premium of 15 sovs., in this class, to Mr.
John Slater, of Haselbeech, Kettering, for his four years
and one month old Durham ox ; bred by Mr. Rolsert
Edmonds, of Church Lawton], Warwickshire ; fed since
the 10th October last, on 500,b5. of oil cake, grass and
hay; travelled in boat 135 miles.
The silver medal to Mr. Robert Edmonds, as the
ibreeder of the above ox,
The second premium of 10 sovs. ditto to James T.
Senior, Esq., of Broughton Pastures, for his three-year
and eleven months old Hereford ox ; bred by Earl Talbot,
at Ingestrie ; fed on 7001 b. oil cake, grass, and bay ;
travelled on foot 40 miles.
All the other competitors in Class 3. were commended
by the judges generally, viz :
Lord Viscount Althorp, a four year and three months
old Durham ox ; bred by his Lordship, on his farm, at
\Viseton Itlawtry, and fed on his farm at Chapel Bramp-
ton, on 5751b5. of oil cake, four bushels bean meal,
hay, turnips, and mange' wurzel; travelled in boat
102 miles.
Mr. Richard Kitelee, of Castlethorp, a four year and
seven months old Hereford ox ; bred by Mr. C. R.
Hughes, of Halford, Ludlow ; fed on 1,5001111. of oil
cake, grass, bay, cabbage, and turnips ; travelled in boat
70 miles.
C. Hillyard, Esq , of Thorpland, Northampton, a
three year and ten months old Durham ox ; bred by the
Rev. Henry Berry, of Great Denham, Chipstow ; fed
since Ist October last, on 6001 b. of oil cake, 2001 b. bean
meal, grass, hay, turnips, and mange) wurze I; travelled
on foot 70 miles.
William James Bailey, Esq., of Shenly House, Stoney-
Stratford, a four year old Hereford ox ; bred by Mr. John
Walker, of Stormer ; fed on 1,5601bs of oil cake, grass,
and hay ; travelled by boat 60 miles.
Mr Francis Breedon, of Loddington Market, Har.
borough, a four year old and eight months old Hereford
ox ; bred by Mr. Samoa! Davis, of Dean-park, Tenbury ;
fed on 700Ibs. of oil cake, grass, and turnips; travelled
by boat 127 miles.

CLASS IV.
For the best ox of any breed, not exceeding four years
and three months of age, under 120 stone weight, not to
have bad corn or cake previous to the Ist of August, 1833.
The first premium of 10 sovs. in this class, to James
T. Senior, Esq., of Broughton Pastures, Aylesbury, for
his three-year and seven-and-a-half months old Hereford
ox; bred by Mr. William Stedman, of Bedstone, Salop ;
fed on 480 lbs. of oil,cake, grass, and hay ; travelled on
foot 40 miles.
The silver medal to Alr. Wm. Stedman, as the breeder
of the above oz.
The second premium, of 5 soya., to Mr. Joseph Kitelee,
of Castlethorpe, for his 3 years and 4 months old Hereford
ox ; bred by Mr. Mason ; fed on 3201b5. of oil cake,
grass, and hay ; travelled in boat 5G mi;es.
The other competitor in class 4 was C. Hillyard, Esq ,
of '1 horpland, Northampton, a 3 years and 9 months old
Hereford ox ; bred by Mr. William Robert', of Heath,
near Ludlow ; fed on 5001bs. of oil cake, 1501bs. of bean
meal, grass, hay, and turnips; travelled on foot '7O miles.
CLASS V.—FOR FAT COWS.
For the best fat cow or heifer under five years of age,
freemartins and spayed h,ifers not qualified.
The premium of 10 toys. to Mr. Henry Townsend, of
Long Lanford, Rugby, for his tour year and nine months
old Durham heifer ; bred by Mr. W. Townsend, of ditto ;
fed on oil cake, Swedish turnips, and hay ; has never
calved ; travelled in boat 109 miles.
The silver medal to Mr. Wm. Townsend, as the breeder
of the above heifer.
The other competitors, in class 5, were—Francis
Pym, Ecki., of Long Stowe Hall, Caxton, a five year old
short horned cow ; bred by himself; fed on oil cak, bean
and barley meal, and hay ; she has had two calves, and
travelled in van 48 miles.
The judges commended this cow.
Walter B. May, Esq., of Hodlow Castle, Tunbridge,
a four year and eight months old Sussex heifer; bred by
himself; fed on corn and oil cake; has never calved;
travelled in van 34, miles.

CLASS VI.
For the beat fat cow, of five years old and upwards, free-
martins and spayed heifers not qualified.
The first premium of ten sovs. to the 11Iarquis of Exeter,
for his six year and seven months old Durham cow ; bred
and fed nn his Lordship's farm, at Burghley, near Stam-
ford, on bean anti barley flour, turnips, carrots, and hay;
she has bad two valves, and one before her time, and
travelled in van 90 miles,
The silver medal also to his Lordship, as the breeder.
The second premium of 5 sovs. to Lord Viscount Al-
thorp, IMP„ for his eight year and eight months old
Durham cow ; bred on his Lordship's farm, at Wiseton,
near Bawtry ; fed on oil cake, beans and barley meal,
turnips, and bay ; she has had three calves, and travelled
in van and boat 200 miles.
The other competitors, in class 6, were—
Sir George Crewe, Bart., of Calke Abbey, Derby, a