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

CLASS h-BEST CULTIVATED FARMS, ETC,

Premium 6.—To Mr. John Burgess, of Utkington, near Dela-
mere Forest, (not solely dependant upon farming,) for the
best cultivated farm of 400 acres, a piece of plate, value seven

sovereigns.
11.—To It. W. Barton, Esq., of Derby House, Lower Beb-
bington, as owner and occupier of a farm (4,200 acrei, for
laying:63,Bo. yards of drains for most effectually drainincr
acres thereof;the society's silver medal.
12.—T0 Dr. Sillar, of Bamford, as owner and occupier of a
farm of 80 acres, for laying 9190 yards of drains for most ef-
fectually draining 19 acres thereof, the society's silver medal.
13.—T0 Mr. William Backhouse, of Lathom, as tenant and oc-
cupier of a farm of 272 acres, for laying 6464 yards of drains
for most effectually draining 23 acres therefore, a piece of
plate, value ten sovereigns.
14.—T0 Mr. Nathan Lonlady, of Huyton, as tenant and occu-
pier of a farm of 140 acres, for laying 10,380 yards of drains
for most effectually draining 21 acres thereof, a piece of
plate, value seven sovereigns.
15.—T0 Mr. Edward Ambrose, of Tarbuck, as tenant and occu-
pier of a farm of 95 acres, for laying 5637 yards or drains for
most effectually draining 14 acres thereof, a piece of plate,
value five sovereigns.
15.—T0 Mr. John Shuttleworth, of Tarbuek, as tenant and oc-
cupier of a farm of 74 acres, for laying 4240 yards of drains
for most effectually draining 10 acres thereof, the society's

silver medal.
17.—T0 Mr. William Burgess, of Delamere Park, Cheshire, as
owner and occupier of a farm, for laying down 31 acres of
permanent meadow, the society's silver medal.
18.—To Mr. John Dawson, of Gronant, near Holywell, as te-
nant and occupier of a farm, for laying down 21 acres for
permanent meadow, a piece of plate, value four sovs.
20.—T0 Mr. John Warburton, of Sandiway, Cheshire, as tenant
and occupier of a farm of 152 acres, for having judiciously
covered with marl 17 acres, a piece of plate, value five sous.
21.—T0 Daniel Magrath, Esq., of Chat Moss, as owner and
occupier of a farm of 50 acres, for having judiciously covered
with marl 1-1 acres, a piece of plate, value three sovs.
23.—T0 M r Wm. Winstanley, of Speke,l as tenant and occupier
of a farm of 116 acres, for cutting, laying, and plashing 349
perches of fence, a piece of plate, value five sovs.
12.—T0 Richard Southern, labourer, of Speke, for cutting the
hedges of the successful candidate, the sum of one pound.
CLASS 11.—CROPS AND PRODUCTIONS OF THE DAIRY.

Prem. l.—To Sir Edward Mostyn., Bart , of Talacre, as owner
and occupier, for the best crop of mangel wortzel of 3 acres,
the society's silver medal.
2.—To Mr. John Dawson, of Gronant, near Holywell, as te-
nant aid occupier, for the best crop of mangel wortzel of 7
acres, a piece of plate, value five sues.
s.—To Mr. William Boys, of Speke, as tenant and occupier,
for the best crop of Swedish turnips of acres, a piece of
plate, value six sovs.
6.—To• Mr. Richard Almond, of Standish, as tenant and occu-
pier, fur the best crop of Swedish turnips of 5 acres, a piece of
plate. value four soya.
7.—To Mr. George Wright, of Walton, as tenant and occupier,
for the best crop of Swedish turnips of 21 acres, a piece of
plate, value:three sovs.