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

CLASS XI.-PIGS.

Shown for the best Pen of Three Pigs of any breed,
above 4 and under 9 months old, of the same litter.
The First Premium of Ten Sovereigns, to Wm.
Orchard, Esq., of Hornsey, Middlesex, for his
three 31 weeks' old Essex and Hertfordshire Pigs,
bred and fed by himself, on barley-meal, grains, and
wash ; and from the 13th September lust on barley-
meal, milk, wash, and water.
The Second Premium of Five Sovereigns to
Mr. John Dodd, of Chenies, Bucks, for his three 32
weeks' old Pigs, bred by Mr. George Dodd ; fed for
these last three months on barley-meal.
The other competitors were Charles N. Pallmer,
Esq. M.P. of Norbiton, near Kingston, Surrey,
three 24 weeks' old Norfolk and Suffolk Pigs; bred
and fed by himself on barley-meal and skim milk,
and within the last three months on the same.

Mr. Thory Chapman, of Hornsey, Middlesex,
three 33 weeks' old Neapolitan and Hertfordshire
Pigs, bred and fed by himself on pollard, barley-
meal, and milk.
The Judges commended Mr. Chapman's pigs.
EXTRA STOCK.—OXEN AND COWS.

Mr. Samuel Saddon, of North-hill, near Biggles-
wade, a four year and six months' old short horned
Cow, bred by Mr. Morton, of Pertenhall, near Kim-
bolton, fed on grass and 2001bs. of oil cake, was
put to fatten on 20th April, 1829, was not eligible
to show in Class V., from having had but one calf.
The Judges commended this Cow. The above
Cow was excluded from Class VI. from arriving too
late at the Show Yard.

Clark Hillyard, Esq. an eight year and nine
months' old Durham Cow, bred by Mr. Robt.
Edmonds, of Baughton House, near ketterink fed
on grass, hay, turnips, and the last eight or vine
months on barley meal—put to fatten on 10th
December, 1828.
Clark Hillyard, Esq., of Thorpland, three year
and eleven months old Durham Ox, bred by Mr.
Isaac Pears, of Thorney, near Peterborough, fed
on grass, hay, turnips, 9501b5. of oil cake, and 600
lbs. of corn.

Mr. Wm. Maxwell, of West Ham, Essex, an un-
der three year old Durham Heifer, fed on white
turnips, hay, and 660 lbs. of linseed cake, since 3d
October last.
Mr. Hugh Watson, of Keillor Farm, near Cupar
Angus, in Scotland, a five-and-a-half years old Scotch
Heifer--fed on grass, hay, and roots, and latterly had
some bruised grain ; travelled on foot 60 miles, and
by sea 400 miles to show. The Highland Society
of Scotland requested Mr. W. to bend her to this

show, and the Judges deem it their duty to mention
her as a most extraordinary animal, which they can-
not too highly commend.
C. C. Western, Esq., M.P., a companion Ox to
his shewn in Class I. .

W. P. Honeyw•ood, Esq., M.P., a Black Scot, a
companion Ox to his shewn in Class IV.
Mr. Senior, a Hereford, as companion to his shown
in one of the Classes.

Mr. Wright, of Brampton, Norwich, a four-year old
1.),.,:arn Steer; travelled on foot 128 miles to show.
Mr. Bond, a four-year old Scotch Ox.
Mr. Walker, a black Scotch Ox.
Mr. Healy, an Irish Ox.
Mr. John J. Booth, two black Scotch Oxen, fed
on distillers' grains and wash only.
Mr. Hugh Watson, a black Scotch Ox ; travelled
from Scotland to show.

Mr. Maxwell, two Durham I-Tellers.
Messrs. Proctor and Harwell, a six-year old Dairy
Cow, beenlmilked regularly to the present time; fed
on hay, grains, mange! wurzel, and oil cake.