The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-07 00:00:00

CHEESE.

9.—To Mr. Robert Bennett. of ,i.,ston, as tenant, for making 10
tons 161 cwt. of cheese from to cows, a piece of plate, value
eight sous.

CLASS In.—REWARDS.

G.—To Thomas Griffiths. farmer's manservant to Mr. Thomas
Whitley, of Broncoed, for 18 years' servitude, four sovs.
7.—To Robert Griffiths, fainter's manservant to Mr. Thomas
Whitley, of Broncoed, for 16 years' servitude, two sovs.
James Johnson, farming, labourer to Peter Balmer, of
Acton Grange, for 46 years' servitude, and for having-con-
ducted himself to the satisfaction of his employer during that
period, four sovs.
9.1—T0 Samuel Griffiths, farming labourer to Mr. T. 'Whitley,
of Bro-nroed, for 10 year's' servitude, and for having conducted
himself to the satisfaction of his employer during that period,
two sous. ' •

To John Prow, farming labourer to Mr. Ralph Bolton, of
Wigan, for 40 years' servitude, and for having conducted
himself to the satisfaction of his employer, two sovs.
10.—To Ann Aspinall, of Halsall, farmer's woman servant to
Mr.,ltichard Co:thead, for '26 years' servitude. and for having
conducted herself to the satisfaction of her employer during
that period, three sovs.
11.—To Ellen Gower, of Sephton, farmer's woman servant to
Mrs. Gilbertson, for 25 years' servitude, and for having con-
ducted heritlf to the satisfaction of her employer during that
period, two sovs.
15.—T0 Thomas Johnson. of Acton Grange, labourer in hus-
bandry, for bringing up 12 legitimate children, without parish
relief,—sovs.
15.—T0 John Smith, of Sephton, labourer in husbandry, for
. bringing up 12 legitimate children without parish relief,--sovs.
16.—T0 William Hesketh, of Halsall, labourer in husbandry,
for bringing up 10 legitimate children without parish relief,
--SOTS.

CLASS 4.—LIVE STOCK . HORNED CATTLE.
Premium 1.--.-To Mr. Richard Almond. of Standish, for the
best short horned bull, 3 Years old. fifteen sovereigns.
271;r:rtluto-te!i-lollinshead, tsq., of West Derby, for the best
3....._pc,pet,r Gbull. 22 years old, the society's silver medal.
horned buil, irtenall, klsq., of St. H e'en's, for the best short-
-4.--roldr. Willieenarold, a piece of plate value five sovereigns.
pendent upon farmi Howard, of Knowsley, (being solely ,4-
and 3 months old, bnili) for the best short-horned hull, 2 years
eight
,ovewit.l,in the limits of the society; a piece
of plate value
This hull was not considere7Tu.
of of so large a premium but
awarded being the property i a farmer, for the sake of en-
eouragement.
N E. -4.-420 Mr. Wm. Bloor, of Point of A, yr n,
de,----- eitf u (500 farniing,): for. the best short'4l,;"g solely
f zitti Id, bred within the limits of thern_ed.titill, I end-y
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7 . i,,five sovereigns.
.•,-ii ::li,"-:',_ .SgArgi dward Webster, of Bold, . . l'eletY, a piece of
(being solely de dent
Xl2O- .1.:..- f in,' ) fur the second-best shert horned solely de
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1
bun, 1 year
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6 months old, bred within the limits of the society, a piece of
plate value three sovereigns.
9.—To Sir Edward Mostyn, Bart., of Talacre, for the best
dairy cow, the society's silver meal.
10.—To !Robert Statter, Esq., of Knowsley,. for the second-
best, ditto, a piece of plate value four sovereigns.
11.—To Richard Pilkington, Esq., of Windle, for the best two-
year-old heifer, a piece of plate value five sovereigns.
12.—T0 Ditto, for the hest' yearling heifer, a piece of plate
value three sovereigns.
13.—y0 Mrs. Margaret Palding, of Croxtetb, (being solely
dependent upon farming) fur the best two-year-old heifer,
bred within the limits of the society, a piece of plate value
five sovereigns.
15.—T0 Mr. Wm. Bloor, of Point of Ayr, (being solely de-
pendent upOn farming,) for the best one-year-old heifer, bred
within the limits of the society, .a piece of plate value three
sovereigns.
M.—To Mrs: Scotson, of Gartson, (being solely dependent
upon farming,) for the second-best one-year-old heife:, bred
within the limits of the society, a piece of plate value one
poOnd ten shillings.
18.—To Peter Greenall, Esq., of St. Helen's, for the cow or
heifer shoiving the most symmetry,, fat, and weight, a piece of
plate value five sovereigns,
20.—T0 John Dawson, Esq., of .Gronant, for the best cow for
feeding after milking, a pieced plate value three sovereigns.
21.—T0 Robert Stager, Esq., of Knowsley, for the second-best
ditto, a piece of plate value two Sovereigns.