The Sun.
London, England, 1851-07-15 00:00:00

CLASS 11.-RA HS OF ANY OTHER AGE.

First Prize of 251.-794. Mr. George Hewer, of Ler
Gore, near Northleach, Gloucestershire, a Cotswold rams
40 months old, bred by Mr. William Hewer, of North,
leach.

Second Prize of 10L-790. Mr. William Garne, of
Aldsworth, near Northleach, Gloucestershire, a Cote.
.old rani, 40 months old, bred by himself.
CLASS lII—SHEARLING EWES.
First Prize of 10/.-802. Mr. William Lane, of Ells.
tinpon, roar Northleach, Gloucestershire, a pen of Mr.
Co,ovold ewes, 16
months old, bred by himself.
Second Prize of 5/.-801. Mr. William Lane, of Eas•
16 month, old, bred by himself.
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tington, tear Nortblea,ch Gloucestershire, a pen of fly
MOUNTAIN SHEEP.
Cotswold ewes,
CLASS L—RADIs or ANY AGE.
First Prize of 201,-805. Mr. John Dodd, of Cat•
cleugh, near Otterburn, Northumberland, a pure Cheviot
ram. 27 months old, bred by himself.
Second Prize of 10/.-810. Mr. John Robson, of East
Kidder, near J3ellieghtui, Northumberland, a, Cheviot
ram, 3 years and 4 months old, bred by himself.
CLASS IL—SBEARLING EWES.
Prize of 101.-86. Mr. Juan Nurcumbe, of Ropcott
farm, near Minehead, Somersetahire, a pen of 5 pure
Exmore horn &healing ewes, 1 year and 4} months old,
bred by himself.
CLASS lII.—EWES OF ANY AGE.
First Prize of 10L-821. Mr. John Robson, of East
Kielder, near Bellinghaw, Northumberland, a pen of
5 cheviot ewes, 2 years and 4 months old, bred bj
himself.

PIGS.
CLASE L—BOARS or ♦ LARGE BREED.

First Prize of 15L-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 Hungerford, Berks, an improved Berks,
Sussex, and Neapolitan crossed boar, 2 years and 6
months old, bred by bisnself.
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Second Prize of 101.-841. Mr. George Edward Taylor.
of Oatlands Mill, near Leeds, Yorkshire, a large boar,
2 ears and 3 months old, bred by Mr:James Martin.
Meanwood, near Leeds.
CLASS IL—BOARS OF A SMALL BREED.

First Prize of 15/.-847. Mr. James Dixon, of West.
brook-place, Horton, near Bradford, Yorkshire, a mall
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 Prize of 51.-868. Mr. John Radmore, Thor-
verton, near Collumpton, Devon, a Leicester boar, 10
months old, bred by himself.
CLASS III.—BREEDING SOWS OF A LIEGE BREED.

First Prize of 15.-902. Mr. Joseph Tuley, of
Keigbley, Yorkshire, a large sow, 1 year 2 months and
6 days old, bred by himself.
Second Prize of 51-920. Mr. Charles Jackson, 40,
Goodramgate, Yorkshire, a large sow, 1 year and 11
months and 2 weeks old, bred by himself.
CLASS W.—BREEDING SOWS OF A SMALL BAEZ!).

First Prize of 151.-943. Mr. Samuel Druce, jun., of
Eynsbam, near Oxford, an improved Oxfordshire sow,
1 year and 2i months old, bred by Mr. Thomas Bower-
man, of Eynham.
Second Prize of 51.-952. Mr. George Edward Taylor,
of Oatlands Mill, near Leeds, Yorkshire, 1 year and 2
month (kl, bred by himself.
CLASS V.—BREEDING SOWS OF A LARGE BREED.

First Prize of 101.-964 Mr. Joseph Tuley, of Keigh-
ley, Yorkshire, a pen ot three large sow pigs, 7 months
and 2 weeks old, bred by himself.
Second Priz of 51.-964. Mr. Matthew Newman, of
Court Farm, Lbyes. near Uxbridge, Middlesex, a pen
of three improved Berkshire and Essex sow pigs, 7
months and 5 days old, hred by himself.
CLASS VL—BREEDING Sow PIGS, UP A SMALL BREED.
First Prizo of 10/.-976. Mr. E. G. Barnard,:M.P. (now
4eceasrd), ot Goitidd Hall, near Halstead, Essex. a pen
of three improved Essex sow pigs. 22 weeks old, bred
by himself.
Second Prize of 51.-977. Mr. E. G. Barnard, M.P.
(now deceasacl). of Go-field Hall, near Halstead. Essex.
a pen ot three improved Essex 32 weeks old, bred
by bim6elt.
To-day the show-yard is opt n from six in the morn-
ing till :.unse!, at a charge per bold or ss. To-morrow
the price of admission falls to 2s. 61., and at four o'clock
in the afternoon the Pavilion dinner will take place, at
which it is understood that his Ito) al Highness Prince
Albert will be present. Tne yard is to be open on
Thursday fur la., and with the general meeting of the
society in the Guildhall at ten o'clock on Friday the
procEojin6s of this annual gathering close.