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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-10-09 00:00:00

and occupier of a farm of 305 acres,) for laying down twenty
five acres to permanent meadow• or pasture, a piece of plat I
value three sovereigns.
To Mr. Robert Haltom, of Keckwick, Cheshire, (as tenant
and occupier of a farm of 116 acres,) for having judiciously
covered with marl fifty acres, a piece of plate, value three
sovereigns.
To Mr. George Wright, of Walton, near Liverpool, (as
tenant and occupier of a farm of 67 acres,) for haviug judi-
ciously covered with marl twenty-three acres, a piece of plate,
value two sovereigns.
To Mr. Peter Lettl'er, of Knowsley, (as tenent and occu-
pier,) for planting 660 yards of white thorn edge, a piece of
plate, value five sovereigns.
To Mr. Edward Birch, of Cotton-hall, Denbigh, (as tenant
and occupier,) for judiciously cutting, laying, and plashing,
5422 yards of fencing, a piece of plate, value three sovereigns.
'l'o Mr. James KeTfoot, jun., of Faenot Bach, (as tenent
and occupier,) for judiciously cutting, plashing, &c., 48-10
yards of tenting, a Wits ofplate.

CLASS 2.-CROPS AND PRODUCTIONS OF THE

DAIRY.

To Mr. John Dawson, of Gronaut, Fiintshire, (as tenant
and occupier,l for the best crop of mantel wurzel of three
acres, being 30 tons 7 cwt. to the acre, a piece of plate value
five sovereigns.
To Mr. Crackenthorpe, of Eastham, (as tenant and occu-
pier,) for the best crop of mangel wurzel of three acres, being,
27 tons 3 cwt. to tlae acre, a piece of plate value three sove-

rigns.
To Sir Edward Most} n. of Talacre, (as owner and occu-
pier,) for the best crop of Swedish turnips, of four acres,
being 27 tons 14 cwt, to the acre, the society's silver medal.
To Mr. John Dawson, of Gronant, (as tenant and occu-
pier,) for the best crop of Swedish turnips, of nine acres,
being 22 tons 9 cwt. to the acre, a piece of plate, value six
sovereigns.
To Mr. Samuel Scotson, of Toxtetb-park, (as tenant and
occupier, for the best crop of Swedish turnips, of four acres,
being 2 tons 10 cwt. to the acre, a piece of plate value four
sovereigns.

CLASS 3.—REWARDS.
To John Seddon, farmer's man-servant to Mr. William
Yates, of Speke, for ploughing seventy-five separate acres,
with a pair of horses double, without a driver, three sove-

reigns.
To Peter llalsall, farmer's man-servant to Mr. William
tialsall, of Scarisbrick, for twenty-eight years' servitude, and
for having conducted himself to the satisfaction of his employer
during' that period, four sovereigns.
To 7Ed ward Scarishrick, farmer's man-servant to Mr. Peter
Berry, of Burscough, for twenty-three years servitude, and for
having conducted himself to the satisfaction of his employer
during that period, two sovereigns.
To liobert Berry, farming labourer to the late Mr. Spencer,
of Orrel, and his representatives, for forty-four years' servi-
tude, and for having conducted himself to the satisfaction of
his employer during that period, four sovereigns.
To John Ashall, farming labourer to Meyrick Banks, Esq.,
of Winstanley, for forty-three years' servitude, and for having
conducted himself to the satisfaction of his employer during
that period, two sovereigns.
To Charlotte Mason, fat titer's woman-servant to Mr. James
Culshaw, of Aughton, for twenty-five years' servitude, and
for having conducted herselfto the satisfaction of her employer
during that period, three sovereigns.
To Jane Hill, farmer's woman servant to Mr. William
Alker, of Haigh, for fifteen years servitude, and for having
conducted herself to the satisfaction of her employer (luring
that period, two sovereigns.
To John Griffiths, servant to Mr. Edward Birch, of Cot-
ton-hall, for having cut, laid, and plashed the fence for the
successful candidate in class I, premium 25, one sovereign.
To John Griffiths, servant to Mr. Edward Birch, of Cot-
ton-hall, fur having cut, laid, and plashed 5-122 yards of
fencing, one sovereign and a half.
To the servant of Mr. Jas. Ketfoot, jun., of Faenot Bach,
for having cut, laid, and plashed 48-10 yards of fencing, one
sovereign and a half.
N.B.—The two last premiums are given by the Right Hon.
Lord Lilford.
To John Williams. of Leftwich, near Northwich, for
bringing up eight legitimate children, (the youngest being
twenty-two years old,) without parish relief, six sovereigns.
'lb Thomas Kendrick, of Denhall, for bringing up eight
legitimate children, (the youngest being thirteen years old,)
without parish relief, four sovereigns.
To Peter Hill,of Sankey, for bringing up legitimate
children, (the youngest being twenty years old,) without pa-
' risk relief, three sovereigns.