The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1839-10-04 00:00:00

To Lawrence Banks, of Aintree, for the good management
of his farm of 157 acres,—the Society's silver medal.
To Mr. James Rose, of Woolton and Hale Gate, (not being
solely dependent upon farming for a livelihood,) for the best
cultivated farm of 230 acres,—a piece of plate, value seven
sovereigns.
To William Webster, Esq., of Upton, as owner and occupier
of a farm of 400 acres, for laying 6946 yards of drains for
most effectually draining 144 acres thereby,—the Society's
silver medal.
To Mr. George Jackson, of Noctorum, as tenant and occu-
pier of a farm of 300 acres, for laying 11957 yards of drains
for most effectually draining acres thereof,—a piece of
plate, value ten sovereigns.
To Mr. John Kerfoot, of Vaenol Bach, near St. Asaph, as
tenant and occupier of a farm of 140 acres, for laying
5038 yards of drains for most effectually draining 12 acres
thereof,—a piece of plate, value seven sovereigns.
To Mr. William Webster, jun., of Upton, as tenant and oc-
cupier of a farm of 84 acres, for laying 5232 yards of drains
for most effectually draining 124 acres thereof,—a piece of
plate, value five sovereigns.
To Richard Watt,. Esq., of Speke, as owner and occupier of
a farm of 119 acres, for laying down 20 acres to permanent
meadow or pasture,—the Society's Silver Medal.
To Mr. Wm. Knowles, of Bootle (solely dependant upon
farming for a livelihood), as tenant and occupier of a farm
of 100 acres, for laying down 12 acres thereof to permanent
meadow or pasture,—a piece of plate, value four sovereigns.
To William Webster, Esq., of Upton, as owner and occupier
of a farm of 400 acres, for having judiciously covered with
marl 10 acres,—the Society's Medal.
To Mr. James Kerfoot, of Vaenol Bach, as tenant and occu-
pier, for judiciously cutting, 'Lying, and plashing 6195
yards of fenc.ng,—a piece of plate, value three sovereigns.

CLASS lI.—CROPS AND PRODUCTION OF THE
DAIRY.
To Sir Edward Most} n, Bart., as owner and occupier for the
best crop of mangel wurzel, of 3 acres, being 18 tons
8 cwt. to the acre,—the society's silver medal.
To Mr. John Dawson, of Gronant, as tenant and occupier,
for the best crop of mangel wurzel, of 8 acres, being 20
tons 15 cwt. to the acre,—a piece of plate, value five sove-

reigns.
To Mr. William Palin, of Stapleford Hall, as tenant and
occupier, for the best crop of mangel vvurzel, of 2 acres,
being 25 tons 2 cwt. to the acre,—a piece of plate, value
three sovereigns.
To Dr. Tillar, of Rainford, as owner and occupier, for the
best crop of Swedish turnips, of 10 acres, being 2G tons
14 cwt. to the acre,—the society's silver medal.
To Mr. John Dawson, of Gronant, as tenant and occupier,
for the best crop of Swedish turnips, of 8 acres, being 29
tons 1 cwt. to the acre,—a piece of plate, value six sove-
reigns.
To Mr. Thomas Harrison, of West Derby, as tenant and
occupier, for the best crop of Swedish turnips, of 4 acres,
being 28 tons 16 cwt. to the acre,—a piece of plate, value
four sovereigns.
To Mr. Harvey Crackenthorpe, of Eastham, as tenant and
occupiet, for the best crop of Swedish turnips, of 3 acres,
being 21 tons 17 cwt. to the acre,—a piece of plate value
three sovereigns.