The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-10-12 00:00:00

REWARDS.

To Peter Hill, of Sankey, Warrington, as ploughman, or
farmer's man-servant, to John Clare, Esq., having con-
ducted himself in an honest, industrious manner,. and to the
satisfaction of his employer, during a period of thirty-six
years, t wo sovereigns.

- ToFanny Brooks, as farmer woman servant to Mr. Rowe,
having conducted herself in an honest, industrious manner,
and to the satisfaction of her employer, during a period of
thirty-two years, too sovereigns.
To James Meadowcroft, of Worsley, servant man to Lord
Francis Egerton, for a period of sixty-one years, and has
conducted himself to the satisfaction of his employer, two
sovereigns.

To Thomas Worthington, Esq., of Sharston Hall, as
owner, a silver medal, for an extraordinary good crop of
wheat procuted from seed recently imported into England;
it is a white grain, with six rows on a head, and is strongly
recommended by the society to be procured for seed.
To Mary Kinsey, servant woman to Mr. Stelfox, of Mil-
lington Hall, for having conducted herself in an honest
manner, and t, the satisfaction of her employer, for a
period of twenty-five years, two sovereigns.

CATTLE.
Ptemiums awarded for cattle, by - Clarke Hillyard,
Esq., Northamptonshire, Mr. Oakden, of Booths, Kuuts-
ford, and John Nall, Manchester. •

to Mr. Thomas Forrest, Stretton, Warrington, for the
best bull of auy breed, under five years old, a piece of plate,
value fifteen sovereigns.

To Richard Denham, Heaton, for the best bull of any
short-horned breed, above two years old, and under three
years old, a piece of plate, value ten sovereigns.
To Richard Pilkington, Esq., Windle Hall, for the best
bull above one year old, and under two years old, a silver
medal.

To Mr. John Slingsby, Moston, Manchester, as cattle-
dealer, for hiving shown the best pair of milch cows, a piece
of plate, value ten sovereigns.
To Mr. John Heywood, Moss Side, for the best dairy cow,
or heifer, in milk or in calf, of the short-horned breed, a piece
of.plate, of the value of five sovereigns.

To Richard Pilkington, Esq., Windle Hall, for the se-
cond-best dairy cow, or heifer, of the short-horned breed,-the
society's silver medal.

To Richard Pilkington, Esq., Windle Hall, for the best
three year old short-horned heifer, the society's silver medal.
To Richard Pilkington, Esq., Windle Hall, for the best
pair of two year old short-horned heifer; the society's silver
medal.

To Thomas Joseph Trafford, Esq., Trafford Park, for the
beat pair of yearling stirks, the society's silver medal.
To Peter Greenall, Esq., for a superior yearling, the so-
ciety's silver medal.

Mr. James Ba!ratt, Lymm, for the best fat cow of the
short-horned breed, and showing the most symmetry, fat,
and weight, a piece of plate, of the value of ten sovereigns.
To Mr. James Wheeler, Willow Hill, Crumpsall, for the
second-best fat cow, 4 piece of plate, of the value of three
sovereigns.

HORSES.
Premiums awarded for horses, by Mr. Carter, Aston, Mr.
Beckett, of Warburton Parks, and Mr. Arnold, Lymru.
To Mr. James Heaps, Little Hulton, for the best stallion
for the general purposes of agriculture, a piece of plate, of
the value of ten sovereigns.
To Mr. Isaac Moss, Hale Wood, Liverpool, for the second
best ditto, a piece of plate, of the value of five sovereigns.
To Mr. Charles Smith, Ashton-upon-Merse‘, for the best
brood mare fur the general purposes of agriculture, a piece of
plate, of the value of five sovereigns.
To Mr. Knowles, of Wildgrave, Warrington, a silver
medal, for a stallion, showing considerable merit fur agricul-
tural purposes.

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To Mr. Robert Bourne, Hale, Altrincham, for the best three
year old colt or filly, for the general purposes of agriculture,
a piece of plate, of the value of three sovereigns,
To Mr. Richard Newton, Carrington, for the best two year
old colt or filly, for the general purposes of agriculture, a
piece of plate, of the value of two sovereigns.
To John Shepherd, Meadowcrof, Rochdale, for the best
yearling cult or filly, for the general purposes of agricniture,
a piece of plate, of the value of one sovereign.
To James Westbrooke, Hedge Croft, for the best pair of
horses, for the general purposes of agriculture, a piece of plate,
of the value of five sovereigns.
To Mr. Robort. Hanipson, Radcliffe, for the second best
pair of horses, for ditto, a piece of plate, of the value of three
sovereigns.