The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-10-10 00:00:00

CLASS 111.-LIVE STOCK,

HORNED CATTLE.
Premium I.—For the best bull of any breed, under four
years old, belonging to any person within the limits of the
society, the medal, to C. W. Haivey, Esq., of Walton.—
Second best ditto, the medal, to Sir Thomas de Trafford,
of Trafford park.—Third best ditto, the prize, £l5, to
Richard Pilkington, Esq.
' 2.—For ditto ditto, above one year and under two years
old, the medal, to Mr. C. H. Sidebotham, of Ashley Cot-
tage, Altringbam.
3.—For ditto ditto, above two and under four years old,
belonging to any person solely dependent upon farming,
£lO, to Mr. John Woodward, of Daresbury.
4.—For ditto ditto, above one year and under two years
old, belonging to any person solely dependent upon farm-
ing, £5, to Mrs. Elizabeth Scotson, of Aigburth.
s.—For the best cow or heifer of any breed, in milk or
in calf, £5, to Sir Thomas de Trafford, Bart., Trafford-
park,
6.—For the second best ditto ditto, £3, to Mr. Hugh
Unsworth, of Blackrod.
7.—For the best two-year-old stirk or heifer of any
breed, £3, to Gilbert Greenall, Esq., of Walton Hall,
Cheshire.
B.—For the best yearling stirk or heifer of any breed,
£5, to Gilbert Greenall, Esq.
9.—For the best cow of any breed, in milk or calf, be-
longing to any person solely dependent upon farming, £5,
to Mr. David Pink, of Claughton, Cheshire.
10.—For the second best ditto ditto, £3, to Mr. Wm.
Palin, of Stapleford Hall, Cheshire.
11.—For the best two-year-old stirk or heifer of any
breed, bred and belonging to any person within the limits
of the society, solely dependent upon farming, £5, to Mr.
Robert Parry, of Borras Hall, near Wrexham.
12.—For the second best ditto, £2, to Mrs. Margaret
Folding, of Croxteth.
13.—For the best one-year-old stirk orheifer of any
breed, bred and belonging to any person within the limits
of the society, solely dependent upon farming, £3, to
Mrs. Elizabeth Scotson, of Aigburth.
14.—For the second best ditto ditto, £2, to Mr. Robt.
Parry, of Borras Hall, near Wrexham.
16.—For the cow or heifer, of any breed, showing the
most symmetry, fat, and weight, £3, to Mr. Richard
Waring, of Toxteth-park.
17.—For the second best ditto ditto, £2, to Mr. John
Slingsby, of —, near Manchester.
Highly commended—The Earl of Sefton's three High-
land bullocks.

11ORSES

18.—For the best stallion for the general purposes of
agriculture, £B, to Mr. John Taylor, of Daresbury.
19.—For the second best stallion or ditto ditto, £4, to
Mr. John Ashton, of Burtonwood.

20.—For the best three-year-old colt for ditto ditto,
£5, to Mr. John Jessiman, of Cornish-hall, near ‘A, rex-
ham.

21.—For the best two-year-old colt for ditto ditto, £4
No merit.

22.—For the best yearling colt, gelding, or filly for ditto
ditto, £3, to Mr. Gilbert Halsall, of Halewood.
23.—For the best two-year-old gelding or filly for ditto
ditto, £4, to Mr. Thomas Seddon, of Windle.
24.—For the best three-year-old gelding or filly for
ditto ditto, the medal, to Mr. Peter Leather, of Stretton.

25.—For the best brood mare for ditto ditto, £5, to
Mr. Henry Hesketh, of Kirby.
26.—For the second best brood mare for ditto ditto,
£3, to Mr. Edward Ackers, of Toxteth-park.
27.—T0 the person not being solely dependent upon
farming, who shall show the best pair of horses for the
general purposes of agriculture, the medal, to the Right
Hon. the Earl of Derby, of Knowsley Hall.
28.—T0 the person being solely dependent upon farm-
ing, who shall show the best pair of horses for ditto ditto,
£5, to Mr. William Boyes, of Speke.
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29.—T0 the person being solely dependent upon farm-
ing, for the second best pair of horses for ditto ditto, £3,
to Mr. William Brownbill, of Kirby.

SHEEP.

30.—For the best pen of three yearling long-wool ewes,
£3, to C. W. Harvey, Esq., of Walton.
31.—For the best long-wool ram, under three years
old, £2, to Captain Barton, of the Grange, Cheshire.
32.—For the best pen of five long-wool lambs, £2 10s.,
to R. C. Lowndes, Esq., of Low-hill.
33.—For the best pen of three yearling short-wool ewes,
£3, to I%lr. John Williams, of Celyn.
34.—For the best short-wool ram, £2. No merit.
35.—For the best pen of five short-wool lambs, £2 10s.,
to Mr. John Williams, of Celyn.
3G.—For the best pen of five fat wethers, £2. No merit.
37.—For the best pen of five fat ewes, £2, to R. C.
Lowndes, Esq., of Low-bill.

38.—For the best boar of the large breed, not more than
two years old, £4, to Mr. Brazelia Martin, of Salford.
39.—For the second best ditto ditto, £l, to Mr. Hugh
Swift, of Samlesbury, near Preston.
40.—For the best boar of the small breed, not more
than two years old, £4, to Mr. Thomas Welsh, of Tox-
teth-park.
41.—For the second best boar, ditto ditto, £l, to Mr.
James Farrar, of Salford.
42.—For the best breeding sow of the large breed, not
more than three years old, £2 10s., to Mr. Hugh Swift,
of Samlesbury, near Preston. _

43.—For the second best sow ditto ditto, £l, to Mr.
Lawrence Whittaker, of Manchester.
44.—For the best breeding sow of the small breed, not
more than three years old, £2 10s., to Mr. William An-
cil, of Manchester.
45.—For the second best sow ditto ditto, £l, to Mr.
Phillip Jobson, of Toxteth-park.
46.—For the best fat pig of any breed, not more than
eighteen months old, £2, to Mr. John Christian, Toxteth-
park.
47.—For the second best fat pig ditto, £1 10s., to Mr.
William Ancill, of Manchester.