The Sun.
London, England, 1856-12-09 00:00:00

DEVONS.

Class I.—First prize of 251. to Mr. Thomas White Four-
acre, of Durston, near Taunton, and silver medal, as
breeder ; second prize of 101. to his Royal Highness Prince
Albert.

Class 2.—First prize of 251. to Mr. Wm. Heath, of Lud-
ham-hall, Norwich, and silver medal to the breeder, Mr.
John Passmore of Bishopsnympton, Devon ; second prize
of 101. to Mr. john Coate, of Hammoon, nearl, Blandford.
Class 3.—First prize of 15/. to Mr. John Tucker,
to
er,of Yard
Farm, Staplegrovo, near Taunton, and silver medalther,
breeder, Mr. Thomas Chard, of Elaydon,
second prize of 51. to Mr. Robert Farthing, of Farringnear Taunton;t
o
n
Farm, North Petherton, near Bridgewater.
Class —First prize of 201. to Mr. John Ford, jun., of
Rushton, Blandford, and silver medal to tie breeder, the
Rizht Hon. Lord Portman, of Bryanston, Blandford ;
second prize of 101. to his Royal Highness Prince Albert.
Class i.—First HEREFORDS.
prize of 251. Mr. Hea of Ludham-hall, near Norwich,to and 9ii v a rWilli mam
edal toth, the
breeder, Mr. S. W. I.Trwick, of Ludlow; prize of
101. to Mr. William Aldworth, of Frilford, Abiseconnd
gd°°•
Class 6—First prize of 251. to Mr. John Naylor, of
Leighton-hall, size of
Montgomery, and silver medal
to the breeder, Mr. Walter Maybery, of Brecon ; second
prize of 101. to Mr. William Heath, of Ladham-hall, near
Norwich. . .
Class 7—First prize of 1;/ to Mr. William Heath, of
near Norwich j_, , and silver medal to the
Ludham-hall,
breeder, Mr. William ""g". of Ashford, Ludlow, Salop ;
second
prize of 51. to Mr. George Pitt,
of Chadnor-court,
Leominster .
E "mond Herbert, of
Class B—First prize of 201. to Mr.
silver medal to the breeder,ll
. r.
Powick, Worcester, and
White-house, Turnaston, Hereford ;
Daniel Burnert, of
second prize of 10/. to Mr. Charles Duffield, of ma h
rc a.na-
park, Abingdon.

SHORT HORNS.

omedal to
Class 9—Fisst prize of 251. to his Grace the Duke
Beaufort, of Badminton, Chippenham, and silver of
the breeder,
;secondr. George Sainsbry, of the
sbatn, Wilts s prize of 101. to Mr. Charles IP e°r-
of Prestol._
uffield,
of Marcham-park, Abingdon.
Class 10—First prize of 251. to Mr. Richard Stratton,
Broad Hinton, Swindon, and silver medal as breederof
second 'prize of 101. to Mr. Edward L. Betts,
hall, Maidstone.
Class 11—First prize of 15/. to Mr. John Armstrong, of
Palterton, Chesteeield, and silver medal to the breeder;.
Mr. John Champion, as executor of the late. Mr. Henry
' Champion', of Ranbv-house, near Retford ; second prize oK
5/. to his Royal Highness Prince Albert.
. ' Class 12—First prize of 20/. to Mr. Richard Stratton, of
Broad Hinton, Swindon, and silver medal ''as breeder;
second prize of 10/. to the Right Hon. Earl Spencer, K.G ,
of- Althorp-park, Northampton. -'2?
SCOTCH OR IRISH BREEDS.
• Class 13—First prize of 2M. to his Grace the Duke of
.. - t. eaufort, of Badminster, Chippenham ; second prize of
to the Rev. Joseph Arkwright, of Mark-hall, Harlow,
Essex.

4,EGAL APPOINT---11NT.--:. younger
rungeesrigsnoend theoft lhe late The Hon. John Pluaket (a
has celebrated statesman and lawyer)
the commissions anduarative Post of Crown prosecutor at
county of Dublin. 'itarter sessions for the city and
great number of years, and,
held the situation for
very striking ability, was
hon. and learned gentleman
, ~,___ ..... ..._. WELSH BREEDS. , although never displayina
_II 'cages at the Irish bar.
Kr. "'or
BarFoinrs_t prize of 10/. to Sir R. Bulkelcy, Bart.,
regarded by the protessiogna"
elated to be Mr. Thomas
breeder, Mr. Hu'itilßeaumaris, and silver medal to the
conductors of criminal cmg,,enera4 as one of the best
prize of 5/. to Ur -v.-- Jones, of. Bod Ling, Aberffraw ; second
Al Plnyk-t's successor is m
A.nglesea. ! r". • Williams, of Plasgwyn, Pentraeth, ' -` '
l O'Dgnohnus.
Class 16.—The prize of 10/ to Mr.- B. E. Bennett, of [ADVERTISEMENT. ]—Holloway's piii3
Marston Trussen-hall, Northamptonshire, —Perfect diffestion and an Excellent
std silver medal to the , M,dicine. , pure bile Produce good
. reenter '1 Owen' Owens, of i blood, and if the functions of either the
Braint, near Menai-bridge, A . 'lr.
OTHER PllanEgteaE : liver are disordered Holloway's pins wilsltoraach or the
Class 17.—The prize of 10/. t * %Ds. pair the mischief, and enable them to supplyats:tiredly re-
Hearahill, near Feversharn, and :11,,,,;err. Roly3rt ll'Ti-_,Trno, of of circulation with an uncontaminated fluide- chhaennile;is
ers, Messrs. Charles Neame and Sor, onflijal- to tho breed- cases of bile, indigestion, or disordered scorn 84' then L'al
Class 18.—The. prize of 10/. to Ifessrs. e,l'ame place' not use this invaluable remedy, which b --' .17-3' as cured thou-
ringe, of Tilton, Selmeston, near Wites
and and P. Gar-
when every other medicine has failed ?
sands
.a , silver medal The num.
as breeders. . bet of years these pills have been in use confirm the
CRCSS
OR MIXED B4EDs.
• efficacy of their good effects. Sold by all medicine
Class I"9.—The prize of 15'. to Ur. Isaac N'bl ' the -4. 1 ett, of vendors throughout the world; at Professor Hollowly ,'
Broad-street, Bristol; silver medal-to breederslrei; Mr. establishments, 244, Strand, London ; and 80, Mai.dei 6
Thomas Lockley Mei re, C Arbour. near
Class 20.—The prize ofrl3f. 13/. to Mr. James s 'urY' 'lane, New York ;by A. Stamps, Constactinopl,4 An:
S.Bait, of -, •
Guidicy, Smyrna ; and E. Muir, Malta. '

Chin 14.—The prize of lin., to Mr. Alexander Camp-
bell, of Atonzie-castle, Crieff, Perthshire, and silvcr medal
as breeder.