The Sun.
London, England, 1829-12-12 00:00:00

CLASS VI.

Shown for the best Cow or Heifer, of any age,
that may mot be eligible for the Fifth Class; Free-

martins and spayed Heifers not qualified.
The Premium of Ten Sovereigns to Sir Charles
Knig-htley, Bart., of Fansby Park, near Daventry,
for his nine year old Durham Cow, bred by Colonel
Cradock, of Hartford), near Richmond, Yorkshire;
was put up to fattea on the 20th October, 1828, on
hay and small quantities of barley flour, and 9561b5.
of oil cake—not eligible in Class V., having had no
calf since Dec. 1827; travelled on foot eight, and
in boat 95 miles, to show. _ _ _

The other competitors were—the Marquis of
Exeter, a G year old Durham Cow, bred and fed
on his Lordship's Burghley Farm in Northampton-
shire—wad put up to fatten on the 4th February,
1829, on carrots, turnips, bean meal, and oil cake

Charles Tibbitts, Esq., of Barton Leagrave, Nom h-
amptonshire, a five year and 111 moi.ths' old Durham
Cow, bred and fed by himself—was put up to fatten
in the middle of February, 1829, on tr..ngel ssurzel,
cake, and-barley meal, not eligible is Class V., hav-
ing had no calf since December, 1827; travelled in
caravan 30, and in boat 91 miles, to show.
William J. Dunkley, Esq. of W.-,t Haddon. near
Daventry, a three years and four months' old Durhatn
heifer, bred by Mr. Bagshaw, of Newton, near
Kettering—was put to fatten on the 4th of October,
1829, on grass, hay, white turnips, arid since
the 27th of October last 14Glbs. of of cake,
not eligible in Class V., neve, baving had a calf,
travelled on foot five, and in a boat 95 miles to show.
Mr. William Hedges, of North Weston, near
Tbame, Oxfordshire, a seven year obliHereford Cow,
bred by Mr. Edward Bib, of Barton, near Kingston,
Herefordshire—was put to fatten in middle of June,
1828, on grass, hay, and 9201b5. of oil cake : not
eligible in Class V.—cannot speak to her calving;
has travelled on foot 48 miles to show.

Clerk llillyard, Esq. of Thorpland., Northampton-
shire, a four year and eight months' old Durham hei-
fer, bred by Mr. Isaac Pears, of Thorney, near Peter-
borough, Cambridgeshire ; was put to fatten on
grass, hay, and turnips, till the Ist August last, and
since which time on 2501b5. of oil cake and 9501h5.
of barley meal; travelled on foot four, and in boat 66
miles to show.

The Judges deemed it a good show in Class IV.

CL ASS VII.—SHEEP. •
Shown for the hest Pen of Long-woolled fat Wu-
thers, under 22 months old, that have never

had cake, corn, meal, seeds, or pulse.
The First Premium of Ten Sovereigns to the
Right Hon. Earl Brownlow, for his •Lordship's
three 21 months' old Leicester Wethers—bred
and fed on his Lordship's Farm at Belton, near
Grantham, on cole, carrots, and Swedish turnips.
The Second Premium of Five Sovereigns to Mr.
Richard Kitelee, of Castlethorpe, for his three
under twenty-two months' old Cots;•old and Lei-
cester blethers—bred and fed by himself on grass,
hay, turnips, and cabbage.
The other Competitor was Mr. John Worthing-
ton, of Marston, near Coventry, three under twenty-
one months' old Leicester Wethers—bred and fed by
himself on grass, cabbage, and Swedish turnips.

CLASS VIII.
Shown for the best Pen of Long-woolled fatWethers,
above 22, and under 31 months old, that have
never eaten cake, corn, meal, seed, or pulse.

The Premium of Ten Sovereigns to the Marquis
of Exeter, for his three 22 months' old Leicester
Wethers—bred and fed on his Lordship's Burghley
Farm, on vegetables only.
The other Competitors were—Mr. Wei. Faulk-
ner, of Bury Barns, near Burford, Oxon, three 32
months' old Cotswold and Leicester Wethers—bred
and fed by himself on grass, hay, and turnips.
Mr. Richard Kitelee, of Castlethorpe, three un-
der thirty-four months' old Cotswold Wethers—
bred by Mr. Harksman, near Cirencester, Glouces-
tershire—fed on grass, hay, turnips, and cabbage.
Mr. Joseph Bull, of Nethercote, near Daventry,
three thirty-three months' old Leicester Wethers
—bred and fed byhimself onkrass, hay, and turnips.
Mr. Isaac Pears, of Thorney, near Wisbeach,
three thirty-two months' old Leieestershire We-
thers—bred and fed by himself on grass, cole, and
Swedish turnips.
Mr. Richard Rowland, of Cresslow, Bucks,
three thirty-two months' old Gloucester Wethers—
bred by Mr. Thomas Wells, of Nampnell, near
Northleach, Gloucestershire—fed on grass acid
Swedish turnips.
CLASS IX.

Shown for the best Pen of Short-woolled fat We-
thers under 22 months old, without restriction as
to feeding :
The First Premium of Ten Sovereigns to Mr.
Stephen Grantham, of Stoneham, near Lewes, Sus-
sex, for his three twenty months' old South Down
Wethers—bred and fed by himself.
The Second Premium of Fire Sovereigns to his
Grace the Duke of Richmond, for his three twenty
months' old South Down Wethers—bred and fed
on his Grace's farm at Goodwood, near Chichester,
Sussex.

The other competitor was the Right lion. Lord
King—three twenty months' old South Down We-
there—bred and fed on his Lordship's farm at Oak-
ham, under the care of Mr. Drew•itt.