The Sun.
London, England, 1869-12-07 00:00:00

LEICESTER SHEEP.

Class 35—Fat Wether Sheep of the Leicester breed, 1
year old (under 23 months).—First prize of .£2O to No.
220, Lord Berners ; second prize of £l5 to No. 226, W.
Brown, name ; third prize of £5 to No. 225, B. Painter,
Calcium.

Class 36—Fat Wether Sheep, of the Leicester breed,
one year old (under 23 months), each sheep not to exceed
2201b5. live weight.—First prize of £2O to No. 227, Lord
Berners ; second prize of £l5 to 229, J. Newman; third
prize of £5 to No. 228, Co]. Lowth3r.
COTSWOLD SHEEP.

Class 37—Fat Wether Sheep of the Cotswold breed 1
year old (under 23 months).—First prize of £2O to 230,
Sir John Bolt; second prize of £l5 to No. 231, J. Bald-
win, Stratford.

LINCOLN SHEEP.
Class 38—Fat Nether sheep of the Lincoln breed, 1
year old (under 23 months).- First prize of £2O to No.
233, J. Byron, Sleaford ; second prize of .£l5 to No. 234,
J. Caswell, Spalding ; third prize of .£5 to No. 236, R
Morley, Grantham.
RgNTISII OR ROMNEY MARSH BREED.
Gees s9.rittt Wother hilattep.--rirst prize of .61b to No.

239, W. Birch, Faversham ; second prize of £lO to No
2:38, J. Newport, Ashford.
CROSS BRED LONG-WOOLLED SHEEP.
Class 40—Fat Wether Cross bred Long-Wooled Sheep.
First prize of £1.5 to No. 247, T. Harris, Wooton ; second
prize of £lO to No. 245, Sir W. Brooke.

SOUTHDOWN SHEEP.
Class 41—Fat Wether Sheep of the Southdown Breed.—
First prize of £2O to No. 268, Lord Walsingham ; second
prize of £lO to No. 269, Lord Sondes; third prize of £5 to
No. 271, Sir W. Trockmorten.
Class 42—Fat Wether Sheep of the South-Down breed,
one year old (under 23 months), each sheep not to exceed
2001bs. live weight.—First prize of £l5 to No. 278, Lord
Walsingham; second prize of £lO to No. 283, G. S. F°l"
jambe ; third prize of £5 to No. 280, iJord Sondes.
Class 43—Fat Wethor Sheep of the South-Down breed,
two years old (above 23 and nnder 35 months).—First
prize of £2O to No. 289, Lord Walsiugha,m ; second prize
of £lO to No. 291, Sir W. Trockmorton ; third prize of X 5
to No. 293, Earl of Radnor.
HAMPSHIRE OR WILTSHIRE-DOWN SHEEP' ,
Class 44—Fat Wether Sheep of the Hampshire of
the Hampshire or Wiltshire Down breed, 1 year old
(under 23 mouths).—First prize of £2O to No. 294, IL Ells:
sell; second prize of £l5 to No. 296, J. Walter; third
prize of £5 to No 301, I ewis Lloyd.
Class 45 - Fat Wether Sheep of the Hampshire or Wilt-
shire breed 2 years old (above 23 and under 35 mooLbs)*--
.No entry.

SHROPSHIRE SHEEP.
Glass 46 Fat \\Tether Sheep of the Shropshire breed.
1 year old (under 23 months). —First prize of £2O to 14°.
302, Lord Che.sham; second prize of £lO to No.. 305'
Thomas Nock; third prize of £5 to No. 309, Lord
Wenlock.
Class 47—Fat Wether Sheep of the Shropshire breed 2
years old (above 23 and under 35 months). —First Priz.,,."f
£l5 to No. 313, Lord Wenlock; second prize of £5 to im°'
314, Sarah Veitch.

OXFORDSHIRE SHEEP.
Class 48—Fat Wether Sheep of the Oxfordshire breed,
1 year old (under 23 months).—First prize of .£2O to No;
319, A. Rogers ; second prize of £l5 to No. 3171
Street ; third prize of .£5 to No. 318, S. Bruce.
Class 49—Fat Wether Sheep of the Oxfordshire breed:,
2 years old (above 23 and under 35 months).—First Pri4
of .£l5 to No. 324, A. Rogers.

MOUNTAIN SHEEP.
Class 50—Fat Wether Sheep, of any White-face
Mountain breed, of any age.—First prize of Ll 5 to 14°'
325, W. Smith; second prize of £lO to No. 326, Jolla
Taff. or
Class 51—Fat Wether Sheep of asy Black-faced
Speckled-faced Mountain breed, of any age.—First prize
of £l5 to 327, J. MGM ; second prize of £lO to No. 328'
Marquis of Aylesbury.
YELAND, CHEVIOT, AND DORSET SHEEP'
Class 52—Fat Wether Sheep, not specified in any of the
foregoing Divisions.—First prize of £l5 to No. 331, J. P.
Downing; second prize of £lO to No. 330, H. Farthing
third prize of £5 to No. 329, J. M'Gill.
CROSS-BRED LONG AND SHORT-WOOL sgEEPClass 53 - Long and Short- woolled Cross-bred .01
Wether S beep, 1 year old (under 23 months) —First prize
of £2O to No. 374, John Overman; second prize of £lst°
No. 369, W. Rooke ; third prize of £5 to No. 371, ,1
Hine, jun.
Class 54—Long and Short-woolled Cross-bred Fat
Wether Sheep, 1 year old (under 23 months), each sheep
to
not to exceed 2201b5. liva weight. —First prize of £l.O
No. 381, J. Overman; second prize of £5 to No. 879, Col
L. Lindsey.

PIGS.
Class 55—Pigs of any White Breed.—First prize of £lO
to No. 393, C. Cattle, Bastory ; second prize of £5 to IC°'
394, Captain Warren.
Class 56—Pigs of any White breed, above 9 and not
exceeding 12 months old.—First prize of LO to No. 401,
John Lynn ; second prize of £5 to No. 400, W. H. D 11111,1:,
Class 57—Pigs of any White Breed.—First ',Liza of X"to
to No. 404, W. Dunn, Hungerford ; second prize of £5
No. 405, Earl of Radnor.

BLACK BREEDS.
Class 58—Pigs of any Black Breed—First Prize of £l°:
No. 409, T. Chamberlain, Winchester; second Prize of XJ
to No. ICB, J. Coate, Blandford.
Class 59 —First of £lO to No. 413, T. Chamberlain,
chester ; second prize of £5 to No. 410, J. Bengorfielu,
Blandford.
Class 60—First prize of £lO to No. 415, J. Coate, Bland-
ford; second prize of £5 to No. 414, Capt. Warren.
Class 61—First prize of £lO to No. 419, S. prtic°
second prize of £5 to No. 418, John Biggs, Leighton
Buzzard.

Class 02—First prize of £lO to No. 425, J. Robertson,
Hertford ; second prize of .£5 to No. 427, John Biggs'
Leighton. Buzzard.
Class 63—First prize of £lO to No. 427, J. Clark, Maiden
head ; second prize of £5 to No. 426, J. King, Walling-
ford.

A Piece of Plate value £lOO to the Exhibitor of Lb°
best Beast in the Show to No 80, the Earl of Ay'esford•

SILVER CUPS.
Silver Cup, value.£lo, to the exhibitor, for the best st''gt
-
or ox in any of the classes, to No. 80, the Earl of AY"'-
g
fore.
Silver Cup, value £4O, to the exhibitor, for the 1/83t
heifer or cow in any of the classes, to No. 106, Sir 0- rf re'
velyan.
Silver Cup, value .£2O, to the exhibitor, for the best P 53
of Leic.lsters, Cotswolds, Lincolns, Kentish, or other lous(i
woolled breeds, in any of the classes, to No. 220, Lei
Beaters.
Silver Cup. value £2O, to the exhibitor, for the best P3ll
of pigs in any of the classes, to No. 415, Mr. John Coate"

- - - -
The.3d London, better known as the Red-coated
,l
Working Men's Corps, assembled in the Guildhall
on Saturday night to receive from Lord NaPier.:o
Magdalt the prizes awarded for successful In
shooting during the " Volunteer year," which end.er
the 30th ult. The Lord Mayor occupied the ebni,:f
and when he entered the ball, wearing his robes
hue
office, full military honours were paid to him by
assembled regiment, which then stood drawn 11P
in
the centre of the hall in quarter distance colanibl;
Lord Napier, who arrived soon after, and wore t
uniform of the 3d City as its honorary colonel, W3O,
received with the usual salute, and he at once winded
minute inspection of the ranks, which were oPenebe
for the purpose. Colonel Laurie, in opening t
immediate proceedings of the evening, congratu-
lateda
the regiment that the great increase of la-r
year had not been materially altered this year,hilo
there were 871 efficients on the previous year, is
this year there were 874, but in the extra efilete-
there was a falling off to the extent of 10.
was, he knew, great difficulty in the way of vic'roi
ing men going eight, ten, and twelve miles frnat
London to butts at which to shoot their classoe bao
he thought much more would be done than 1.0
done if officers would take their companies down
at
t
a body to class fire. He expressed the great pride
the good musters of the corps at the great reviews
and, referring to the 'action of the late and prese.%
Government towards the force, expressed his opinla
that some assistance in the way of assisting the
rank and file with uniforms ought to be given to
force which for ten years maintained itself wit'?lo j„.
such assistance. Speaking as though be alit%
pated that the Volunteers who had served darl`3.o,
the existence of the institution would now dra ai
the line of their service, he appealed to the 1:6
members not to resign, but to keep to the raven
they had so long filled. The prizes were 010
presented by Lord Napier, and the chief Avinnej
of the battalion prizes for marksmen, preseatem
by the Ward of Farringdon, the Skinners
M tor.
erchant Taylors', and the Scriveners'°g..
panics were : —Sergeant A. Jordan. Colour-Pter
geant Clifford, Corporal W. Good, Quarterno6rsl
Sergeant Heath, Private J. Jackson, and CorPq°r-
Nicholas. The " best shot" of the battalion was",--by
geant F. Harvey. Other prizes were presente"„go
the late Lord Mayor, and a " Napier Chailej'bi
Cup," presented by Lord Napier, had been wn° his
Captain Causton's company. Subsequently 4.nd
Lordship made a short address to the regirnet)"3ol-
the Volunteers present, in which he greatly e°ci
mended- the institution of which they fnruletea
part, and expressed his pride at being eennec,
with men who sacrificed so much for patriotisos of
The Lord Mayor also spoke in terms expressivr
cordial approval of the force, and the proceed'°'
terminated in the usual manner.

S.
ANDERSON—On the sth inst.H
, BIRT
at Aberdeen HOUSE', Sutton
Surrey,Anderson, of a daughter.
MARSH —On the sth lust ,at 148, Oxford-street, the wife
of Mr. F. Marsh, jun., of a son.

MARRIAGES. e pf
e
HOUGIIToN—MtRRY—On the Ist inst., at Hemel et
stead, John C. A. Houghton, of Edgbaston, to -41 a,.
Marie, third daughter of Robert Merry, 31. D., of 3'
lowe's House, Hemel Hempstead. tr,
MA.SSEY-13ARNARD —On the 2cl inst., at Birmingolle...
Stephen, sou of Richard Massey, Esq., of Bowdon, 'ii4/0
shire, to Sarah Elizabeth, fourth daughter of
Barnard, Esq., of Twickenham.
DEATBS. all rat
ATKINS—On the sth inst., at Radnor House, Beckon
Kent, John Atkins, aged 72. to,nit
Fare-.
GOBLE -On the sth inst., at Trinity Lodge,
Hants, Thomas Goble, Esq., aged 89.
EICHARDSON—On the 6th inst., at 10, Oxford-terraCe'
Hyde-park, Henry Richardson, Esq., aged 90

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