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

SHEEP.

To Mr. Samuel Scotson, Toxteth-park, for the best pen of
three yearling Southdown ewes, a piece of plate, of the value
of three sovereigns. .

To Mr. Satnu"el Scotson, Toxteth-park, for the best Leices-
ter ram, under three years old, a piece of plate, of the value
of two sovereigns,

To Joshua Robinson, Pendleton, for the best Southdown
ram, ditto, a piece of plate, of the value of two sovereigns.
To Samuel Scotson, Toxteth-park, for the best pen of five
fat ewes, a piece of plate, of the value of two sovereigns.
To Joseph Raleigh, Burnage, for the best pen of five
lambs of any other breed, a piece of plate of the value of two
pounds ten shillings.

To Mr. John Seddon, Saiford, for• the best boar, under
two yews old, a piece of plate of the value of four pounds. •
To Mr. Samuel Makin, Broughton, for the second best
boar, ditto, a piece of plate value three sovereigns.
To John Sanderson, Portland-street, for the best breeding
sow, not more than three years old, a piece of plate of the
value of four sovereigns.
To James Heap, Little 1-fulton, for the second best ditto,
a piece of plate of the value of two sovereigns.
To Wiliiam Ancell, Manchester, for the best fat pig of any
breed, not more than eighteen months' old, a piece of plate
of the value of two sovereigns.
To Thomas Teesdale, Salford, for the second best ditto,
one pound ten shilling.;.
EXTRA STOCK.

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To Mr. Joseph Raleigh, for the best boar.
To Mr. Stanbank, of Dunham, for the best barren cow.
IMPLEMENTS AND SEEDS.
To Edmund Conine Birch, Middleton, for a superior drill
plough, and Scotch iron plough, the society's silver medal.
"I'o Mr. James itichinoud, Salford, for an improved scari-
fying plough, the society's silver medal.
To Mr. Vickers, Manchester, for a portable thrashing ma:
chine, the society's medal.
To Mr. James Richmond, Salford, for an improved turnip
cutter, the society's silver medal.

To Mr. Vickers, for a sub-soil plough, the society's silver
medal.

To Messrs. Gibbs and Co., seedsmen, London, for several
excellent samples of wheat particularly the Whittington
white ‘rhes.t, and other seeds, the society's silver medel.

SWEEPSTAKES.

To Thomas Forrest, Stretton, a sweepstakes of twenty.
one shillings, fur the two-year old bull.
To Richard Pilkington, Windle Hall, a sweepstakes'of
two pounds, for the best short-horned cow.
To Mr. Brazilla Martin, for the best boar, a sweepstalrei
of twenty-one shillings.
To Mr. Isaac Goodier, Salford, for the best breeding sow,
a sweepstakes of two guineas.
To Mr. Thomas Smith, Urmston, near Stretford, for the.
best stallion fur general purposes of agriculture, a sweep-
stakes of six pounds.
To Mr. John Dean', Carrington, for the best brood mare, a
sweepstakes of twenty-one shillings.

OFFICERS OF THE SOCIETY FOR 1839.
Patron.
Wilbraham Egerton, Esq.
President.
Right Hon. Lord Francis Egerton.
Vice-Presidents. _ _ _

'hos. Josppli Trafford, Esq.
'homas Worthington, Esq.

Charles Searisb'riek, Esq.
David Harrison, Esq.

Committee.

Rev. C. R. Prescott, is .A.
John Moore, Esq., F.L.S.
Joseph Sw•inburne, Esq.
Richard Simpson, Esq.
James Barratt, Esq.
Mr. Thomas Ayre
Mr. John Pownall
Mr. Elias Chadwick

C. J. S. Walker, Esq.
Mr. John Clarke

Mr. It'chard Denham
Mr. Alexander Ogilvie
Mr. James Dean
Mr. William Whitelegg
John Ashworth, Esq. -
Mr. Peter Clare
Mr. George Bannister

Mr. Thomas Hampssl
The plowing Gentlemen ha
John Wilkinson
Mr. James Renshaw
Mr. Samuel Renshaw
Mr. John Brogden
Mr. Hugh Isherwood
Mr. Geo. Smith
Mr. Daniel Shaw
Edward Frere, Esq.
Mr. William Bancroft
Mr. John Shawcross
Mr. Thomas Bains
Mr. Thomas Smith
Mr. Peter Bancroft
Mr. James Shawcross
Mr. Joseph Brundritt
Mr. Thomas Piet
Mr. Thomas Lee
Mr. James Bradhurne
Mr. Samuel Hampson
Mr. John Taylor

Joseph Valentine
Mr. Edward Wilcock
Mr. George Valentine
Mr. Thomas Harrison
Mr. John Harrison
Mr. Hall
Mr. Joh❑ Henry'Clare
James Tolleinache, Esq.
Mr. Thomas Fair
Mr. John Owen
Mr. John Greenhill!
Mr. G. S. F. Smith

etors.
I Mr. William Hancock
Mr. James Rickett
taries.
3 M r. James Dixon.
ve been elected New Member:.
Mr. Varev
James Adshead, Esq.
Mr. Alexander Bower
Mr. Charles Bayley
Mr. Abel Harrison
Mr. Charles Hadfield
Mr. Samuel Lees
Mr. Thomas Palin
Mr. John Cook .
Mr. James Taylor
Mr. George Smith
Mr. John Vaux
Mr. George Rowbotham
Mr. Lawrence Fogg
Mr. David Harrison
Mr. Lot Gardiner
Mr. Thomas Ashton
Mr. George Holehurst
Mr. Benjamin Williams
Mr. Elias Chadwick
Mr. Edmund Howarth
Rev. Fred. Peel -
James Loch, Esq.
Mr. Lawrence Fogg
Mr. Joseph Mazsland
Mr. Henry Brownbill
Mr. Francis Chorlton
Mr. Peter Nightingale
Mr. john Thompson
Thomas FlintofT, Esq. •
John Vickers, En.