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

CLASS III:

Shewn for the best Ox or Steer of any breed or age
under 160 stone, and above 120 stone weight,
that shall not have had cake, corn, meal or seeds,
previous to the Ist August last.
The first premium of 15 sovs. to Mr. Richard
Kitelee, of Castlethorpe, for his five year old Here-
ford Ox ; bred by Mr. Bennett, of Inskip, near
Ross, Herefordshire—fed on grass, hay, turnips,
and 9001bs. of oil cake; travelled in boat 70 miles to
show.

The second premium of 10 sous. to Clark Hill-
yard, Esq. of Thorplands, near Northampton, for his
six year old Hereford Ox; bred by Mr. Lea, of
Holstry, near Hereford—fed on grass, bay, Swedish
turnips, 2501b5. of oil cake, and 9501b5. of barley
meal : travelled on foot four, and in boat 66 miles,
to show.

The other competitors were—Mr. Joseph Kitelee,
of Castlethorpe, an under five year old Hereford Ox;
bred by Mr. Meets, of Nlnsh Farm, near Hereford—
fed on grass, hay, and 5001bs. of oil cake : travelled
on foot .55 miles to show.

Mr. Richard Healy, of Laughton, near Folking-
ham, Lincolnshire, a five year old Irish Steer—fed on
grass and hay, and 1,7001b5. of oil cake : travelled
on foot 105 miles to show.

Wm. J. Dunkley, Esq., of West Haddon, near
Darentry, a three year and eight months' old Here-
ford Ox, bred by Mr. Jauncey, of Bishop Froome,
near Bron-yard, Herefordshire—fed on grass, hay,
and white turnips only; travelled in boat 95 miles
to show.

Mr. George Tibbits, of Wolfhampcote, Warwick •
shire, a four year old Scotch Ox—fed by him on grass
and hay only ; travelled on foot 76 miles to show.

CLASS IV.

Shown for the best Ox or Steer of any breed or age
under 120 stone weight, that shall not have had
cake, corn, meal, or seed, previous to the Ist of
August last.
The Premium of Ten Sovereigns to Mr. Richard
Kitelee, of Castlethorpe, for his four year and six
months' old Hereford Ox, bred by Mr. Clark, of
Loyd, near Hereford—fed on grass, hay, turnips,
and 8001bs. of oil cake; travelled in boat 70 miles to
the show.

The other competitors were—William Phillip
Honey wood, Esq. M.P., of Marks Hall, Essex, a
five-year old Scotch Ox—fed on grass, hay, mange!
wurzel, and 1,3441b5. of oil-cake; travelled in caravan
48 miles to show. The Judges highly commended
this Ox.

Mr. George Tibbits, of Wolfhampcote, near Da-
•entry, a four-year-old Scotch Ox—fed by him on
grass and hay only; travelled 76 miles on foot to show.
Mr. Joseph Kitelee, of Castlethorpe, an under
four-year-old Hereford Ox, bred by Wm. Jellico, Esq.
near Shiffnall—fed on grass, hay, and 4501b5. of oil-
cake ; travelled on foot 55 miles to the shew.

The Right Hon. Lord Huntingfield, a three years
and eight months' old Suffolk Ox—fed on his Lord-
ship's farm at Heaveningham, Suffolk. on grass, bay,
and since 13th September on 7201b5. of oil-cake,
with two pints of meal per day since the Ist of Au-
gust last, amounting to 2401b5.; travelled on foot
100 miles to the show.

Mr. Thomas Walker, of Newbold, Warwickshire,
a year-old Scotch Ox—fed on grass, hay, and since
the Ist of September 7201b5. of oil-cake; travelled
on foot 85 miles to the show.

Mr. Robert Master, of Net hercote, near Daventry,
a four year and six months' old Scotch Ox—fed on
grass, hay, and 1201bs. of oil-cake ; travelled 78 miles
to show.

Mr. Joseph Bull, of Nethercote, near Daveutry,
a year old Scotch Ox—fed on grass and hay ocily ;
travelled on foot 76 miles to show.

John G. Booth, Esc', of Brentford, Middlesex,
an under five years' old Scotch Ox—fed by
him on distillers' grains and wash only: travelled 10
miles on foot to show.