The Sun.
London, England, 1835-12-11 00:00:00

CLASS 111.

For the best ox of any breed under five years of age ;
under ninety and above seventy stone weight, not to have
had cake, corn, &c., as in Class 11. The first prize of fif-
teen sovereigns to the Marquis of Tavistock, of Oakley, for
his four-years and two months old Hereford ox ; bred by
Mr. F. Back, Newhouse, near Ludlow ; fed on grass, hay,
turnips, mangelwurzel, one quarter of bruised oats, two
bushels of meal, and I,loolbs. of oil-cake.
A silver medal to Mr. Back, as the breeder of the
above ox.

The second prize of ten sovereigns was awarded to J. T.
Senior, Esq., for his three years and eight months old Here-
ford steer, bred by William Jellicoe, Esq , of Beighterton,
Staffordshire ; fed on grass, hay, and 5001bs. of oil-cake.
The other competitors were Mr. John Slater, of Hasel-
beach, near Kettering, a three years and eight months
short-horned ox, bred by Mr. William Bryan, of Six-hills,
near Loughborough ; fed on grass, hay, 6201b5. of oil-cake.
Highly commended, but disqualified on account of over-
weight in this class.
J. M. Bailey, Esq., of Shenley House, near Stoney
Stratford, for his three years and two months old Hereford
ox, bred by George—Welts; Esq., of Creden Hilt, near Here-
ford, and fed on grass, hay, and 5001bs. of oil-cake.
Commended.
Sir William Wake, Bart., of C:;urteen Hall, a three
yeari and eleven months old Hereford ox, bred by E. C.
Jeffries, Esq., of the Grove, near Pembridge, Hereford ;
fed on grass, hay, and 9461b5. of oil-cake.
CLASS IV.

For the best ox of any kind, net exceeding four. years
and three months, under 70 stone weight, and not to have
had corn, cake, &c., as in Class 11. The first prize of 10
sovereigns to J. T. Senior, Esq., for his three years and
seven and a half months old Hereford ox, bred by William
Jellicoe, Esq., of Beighterton, and fed on grass, hay, and
600Ibs. of oil-cake.
A silver medal to Mr. Jellicoe as breeder.
Second premium of five sovereigns to William J. Bailey,
Esq., of Shenley House, for his three years and six months
old Hereford ox, bred by W. H. Apperley, Esq. of Withing-
ton, near Hereford, and fed on grass, hay, and 5001bs. of
oil-cake.

The other competitor was Mr. Joseph Kirkby, of Eppiß
Bury, a four years old Highland Scot—fed on grass, ha 3
and 4001bs. of oil-cake.

CLASS V.

For the best fat cow or heifer under five years of age,
free-martins and spayed heifers not qualified. ,A prize of
fifteen sovereigns to Mr. George Peach, of Great Hough-
ton, near Northampton, for his four years and eleven months
old Durham cow, bred by Mr. Dent, of Milton ; fed on
turnips and oil-cake.
The other competitors were, R. W. Baker, Esq., a four
years and ten months Durham heifer, bred by himself; and,
fed on grass, hay, carrots, turnips, bean-flower, and oil-
cake. Commended.

Mr. Wm. Towns, of Kingston, Surrey, a two years and
nine months old Durham heifer, bred by himself, and fed on
hay and oil-cake, and never had a calf. Commended.
Richard Rowland, Esq., of Creslow, near Aylesbury, a
four years and nine months old Hereford cow, bred by Wm.
Clarke, Esq., of Hennor, near Leominster, and fed on
grass, hay, and oil-cake,_.never had a calf. Commended.

The second prize o£ five sovereigns to the Duke of
Richmond, for his three twenty months old South Down
wethers, bred and fed by him at Goodwood.
The other competitors were, Thomas Ellmore, Esq., of
Beddingharn, Sussex. Three twenty months old South
Down wethers, bred and fed by him. Highly commended.
The Hon. Peter J. Locke King, of Woburn, near
Chertsey, three twenty-one months old South Down
wethers, bred and fed by him.
Lord Exeter, three South Down wethers, twenty-one
months old, fed and bred by him at Burghley.

CLASS XI.
For fat short-woolled wethers two years old, any how fed.
The first prize of ten sovereigns to Stephen Grantham, Esq.,
for his three thirty-two months old South Down wethers,
bred and fed by him ; and a silver medal as breeder of
the same.

The second premium was awarded to Wm. Ridge, Esq..
of Upper Stoneham, near Lewis, for his three thirty-two
months old South Down wethers, bred and fed by him.
The other competitors were, John Ellman, of Glynde,
near Lewes, for his three thirty-two months old South Down
wethers, bred and fed by him. Highly commended by the

judges.
This pen of sheep won a match of ten sovereigns against
three thirty-two months old South Down wethers, bred and
fed by T. W. Coke, Esq., of Holkam.
The Duke of Richmond : three South Down wethers,
thirty-two months old, bred and fed by him. Highly com-
mended.

Three South Down wethers, thirty-two months old, bred
and fed by Thomas Ellman, Esq.—Commended.
Three thirty-three months old South Down wethers, bred
and fed by Mr. Jonas Webb, of Babraham, near Cambridge.
Commended.

James Mardell, Esq., of Wheatherhamsted, three thirty-
three months old South Down wethers, bred by Sir T. C.
Miller, Bart., of Troyle, near Alton, Hants.
The Honourable Peter Locke King, three thirty-three
months old South Down wethers, bred and fed by him at
Woburn, near Chertsey.