The Sun.
London, England, 1827-12-14 00:00:00

SHEEP.

The Judges of Sheep and Pigs were—Mr. Marshal T.
Goude, of Cossington, near Leicester ; Mr. John Putland,
of Willingden, near Eastborne, Sussex; and Mr. George
Jacomb, jun. butcher, of No. 39, Great Marylebone-street ;
and they awarded as follows, viz.—
Crass VII.—Mr. Henry Chamberlain, three 20 months
old Leicester Wethers, bred and fed by him. at Desford, Lei-
cestershire, on grass, cabbage, and turnips.
The Judges did not deem them of sufficient merit to de-
serve the prize of 10 guineas.
CLASS Vlll.—Premium of ten guineas to Mr. Henry
Chamberlain, of Desford, near Leicester, for his three 32
months old Leicester Wethers, bred and fed by himself, on
grass, cabbage, and turnips.
The othel Competitors in this Class were—
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The Marquis of Exeter, three 32 months old Leicester
Wethers, bred by the Marquis of Exeter on his Lordship's
Burghley Farm, near Stamford; fed by Mr. J. Noon, at
ditto, on vegetables only.

The Judges deem his Lordship's Sheep deserving of great
merit.

Mr. Humphrey Tuckwell, three 32 months old Cotswold
and Leicester Wethers, bred and fed by him, at Signet, near
Burford, Oxfordshire, on grass, hay, and Swedish turnips.
The Judges commended Mr. T.'s Sheep.
Mr. Robert Masters, three 33 weeks old Leicester Wethers,
bred and fed by him, at Nethercote, near Daventry, on
grass, hay, and turnips.
Mr. Joseph Bull, three 33 months old Leicester Wethers,
bred by him, at Nethercote, near Daventry, and fed by Mr.
B. on grass, hay, and turnips.
CLASS IX.—Premium of 10 guineas to Lord Viscount
Gage, for his three 20 months old South Down Wethers,
bred on his Lordship's West Fide Place Farm, near Lewes,
from the flock of Mr. Grantham ; fed by Mr. Richards, at
ditto.

The second premium of 5 guineas to Sir Thomas Dyke,
Bart. for his three 20 months old South Down Wethers, '
bred and fed by him at Lullingetone, near Dartford.
• The ether Competitors in this class were
Sir George Crewe, Bart., three 21 months old South
Down Wethers, bred and fed by him at Cadre Abbey, near
Derby.
Mr. Henry Boys, three 20 months old South Down
Wethers, bred and fed by him at Waldershere, near Wing-
ham, Kent.
Mr. Thomas Smith, three 21 months old South Down
Wethers, bred by Mr. Thomas Meagre, of Croham, near
Croydon, and fed by Mr. S.
Crass X.—Premium of 10 guineas to Mr. Stephen
Grantham, of Stoneham, near Lewes, for his three 32
months old South Down Wethers, bred and fed by him at
Stoneham, near Lewes, Sussex.
The other Competitors in this Class were :
Mr. Henry Boys, three 32 months old South Down
Wethers, bred and fed by him at Waldershire, near Wing-
ham, Kent.

The Judges highly commend Mr. B's Sheep.
Sir George Crewe,. Bart., three 33 months old South
Down Wethers, bred and fed by him at Caldre Abbey, near
Derby.
Thomas William Coke, Esq., M.P., three 32 months
old South Down Wethers, bred and fed by him at folk-
barn, in Norfolk.

PIGS.

CLASS Xl.—First Premium of 10 guineas to Charles
DL Palluner, Esq. M.P. of Norbiton, near Kingston, for
his three 36 weeks old Norfolk and Suffolk Pigs, bred and
fed by him on barley-meal and milk only.
The Second Premium of 5 guineas to Messrs. John and
Wiiliant Hayward, of Wallington, Oxfordshire, for his
three 35 weeks old Berkshire Pigs, bred and fed by them-
selves on barley-meal.
The other competitors in this class were—
Mr. Ilenry St. John, three 33 weeks and 4 days old,
Essex and Hertfordshire Pigs, bred and fed by himself on
wash, and what they could pick up in the orchard until
the 9th September, since then fed on pollard, barley-meal,
and after on barley-meal and water.
The Judges deemed Mr. St. John's Pigs worthy of
notice.

Christ. T. Towers, Esq., three under 32 months old
Neapolitan and Essex Pigs, bred and fed by him on grass,
tares, and potatoes, and four bushels of barley, and three
pecks of pease.
Mr. Luke Guerrier, three 27 weeks old Essex Pigs,
bred and fed on barley..nteal and peas, and milk.
Mr. William Orchard, three 3-1, weeks and 6 days old
Essex and Hertfordshire Pigs, bred and fed by himself, on
grains, water, damaged flour, barley-meal, potatoes, and
some milk.

Mr. Robert Walter, three 29 weeks old Suffolk Pigs,
bred and fed by himself, on pollard wash, brewers' grains,
pea and barley meal.
Mr. Wm. Sheppard, three 18 weeks old Hertfordshire
and Essex Pigs, bred by Mr. Thory Chapman, of Hornsey,
Middlesex, fed on barley-meal and water.