The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-12-20 00:00:00

SAVHFIBLIPILIM •CADTLE SHOW.
Toenails at IlloteetlY hour, Mr. Sadler's Yst
began be IlNed.
•The beautiful and 'esteteerdinityl
specimens et 71.11; prepared by Mr. Lees 'method,
which Mears. Cooke and Fisher exhibited' were
.stated by them to be of a crop of 900 acres of
is:, grew* the lsason by William Everett,
rsti, all of Whip was, iu coarse,. of similar preps-
alien.. They also showed some fine and perfect,
sp!ciasess of hemp, that was prepaved.bv the new
• process, in the short speee-of five minutes after beini
cut from the ground. ' The same gentleman .else,.els
shows§ a arisgel-wurzel root, weighing bear 301 b.
....grirnl by John Braddick, Esq. whose whole crop,
averaged 181 b. per root.• They also showed lint..
Amid fat cattle, and Timothy, or me/Wow Cat's-tail
grass, weds, &c.
At three io'clock a Meeting of the Club toek
place at Preemasont"lavern, and was very 'nume-
rously attended, Lord Somerville in the Chair ;
at which it was agreed that the neat show should
continue three days, is heretofore; tlu the breeders
of the animals eshibitt,,l shall in all cases be stated,
sod their pedigrees, whenever it can be done; that
the same animal shall not be eligible to take prizes
*more than one class, with several minor alterations.
John Bainbridge, Esq. of Bridge-street, and John
buten,
,Esq. of Vrlytel, in Sussex, were appointed
Stewards of .the Club for the two ensuing years.—
Adjoirned at one otclock.
About five o'clock e large party sat down to an
excellent dinner in Freemasons/ 11111.. Lord Somer-
eitie,• one of the Vice,Presidents, in the Chair.—
After the cloth was withdrawn, his Lordship gave •
Tbe King." • ,
r The Pante Regelet.l.''.
-41 Timmins ie int_lsmntlies.s• •
w The Dense of Bedfere, and thanks to him for the very li•
berni premiums Whieh we are met to distribute."—Which Wag
drank with murk apelfitywood nine cheers.
• t.-Smallinslat and
_pewit in +line."
. " .The.rooonry 4 Francis Duke of Bedford."—Which was
driu k with an impressive slim*.
'When the meal time arrived An the reading of the Judge's
award of the premiums, his Lordship apologised to the cow
pas „ on amount of a bad hoarseness, for requesting Mr. Mel-
lish to read the edjudiention fur him, which was as fOlitiWF, viz.
The plate of 20 guineas In Class 1, for the Herefordshire breed
of oxen, to Mr. John Wcstcar, fur his 6-year old dark red and '
wiiite.Herdford ox.
The plate of 24) gnincas, in Class 11, for the Sussex or Kent
bleed oresen, to Mr. Joseph Als, of Placket Park, for his
6-oyears oldswarth red Sussex ox.
..rho plate of 21,) guineas, in Class IV, for the long horned
breed of Oxen to Mc. Robert Masters, for his 4-years old mot-
tled rid Iterwicksbire.
• The plate of %). guineas, in Clan V. for the short boned
breed or oxen; to Mr: James Kiug, of Plaistow, for kis 4:years
old red Llurlenn oz. . •
The plate-of 20 guineas, in Class VI. fur oxen under 5-years
old, of the weight of 100 stow or upwards, to Mr. Jones
suns, of etatstow, for his 4-yrant old r d Durham ox.
The plate of 10 guineas, in 'Class -VII, for oxen u octet 5-years
old and tinder the weingbt of Malone. to Mr. Robert Masan,
of Netketeote, forth 4-years old black Scutob oz.
The plate of lb iuineas, in Class VIII. for cows that have
borne Owen telies at le:ist, to Mr. John Wesicar, of Creslow,
for his 9-yevers old.ted and white Durham cow.
The plate of 10 guineas. io Class IX, for 1 year old long
wetter sheep, to Mr. John W ilkiusun, of Lento!), fur
his Tistuottilis bt. new Leicester a ethers.
The plate et 6 guinni, in Clan X, for el
-years old long
wooded wetter sheep, to. Mr. Thomas Moore, of Costoo-bail,
for his 31-monchs old ne* Leicester wediets.
The to (410 guineas in Class XI I, for 2-years old long
woolled 'tether sheep, to Mr. John Elmo. jun. of Firle, in
Sussex, for his 3°-mouths old Swell-duo u wetbers.
The glide of 40 guineas, in Class X I V,for pigs between 1 and
lbsymegibis to Hr. Wm. Hayward, or Watnneten, for bis 58-
wetksski white Qafordshire pig.
The pktte of Id guineas, id Class IV, for pigs tinder 1-year
old to Mr. George Dodd, of Cisenies, for his 38-weeks old
EisXz and Suffolk pig.
The Bedfordean plate of 23 warless, in Class XIV. to the
feeder of she best tits or steer, of the weight of 140 stone, or up-
wards, to Mr. Jobe Wl:steer, fbr his 3-years old red and white-
faced Hereford ex.
The Bedfordeea medal, of 5 taineas, as the breeder of the
albinos, 'to Mr. .Ik4feries, of Grove, in Pentbridge, Hereford-
-04 de.
The Bedfordean plate, of 25 guineas, In Claus XVII. to the
feeder of Ilse best ow or 'steer, ender theweight of 140 stone to
Mr. Robert Masters, of Nethercote, fur Ms 3-year and 8 opot;ths
old Sl.ropshire
The Bediardeau medal, of 3 guineas, as the breeder of the'
'these ox, to Mv. Beaehe, of Swpehire. •
The Bedforlenn plate. of 20 Rumen. in Claw XVIII. to the
feeder of the beet ven of three longswoolled wetter sheep, each
of the same age. to Mr. Thomas Moen, of Costin-hall, for his I
fordtbe otd-new Leicester wetherss nod the Bed- i
medal. of the value of b guineas, aslikew beingalso breeder'
of the above sheep. which also gained in Clas. IX.
The Betifordese plate, of 20 guineas, in Class XTX, to the
-feeder of the best pea of three shurt-woolled wethersheep, each
of the same age, to Mr. John Ultimo, jun. of Fide, in Sussex,
for his 'Si-months old South Down wethen and likewise the
Bedfordean medal, of tbevikkomifil guineas, as being also the
breeder of the abate sheep; wbielteUo tinned In Class XI I.
The Bedfordean plate, reflo guineas, in Clam XX, to the
*eke of the bed three ply. froths one litter, not exceeding
wise fagot's* old, to Mr. George Dodd. of Cjwisies, in Buck-
inghatirthile, far his 32-weeks• old Beets, Sussex, and Essex
OP*
he Bedfordron medal, of 5 guineas, as the breeder of the
above pigs, to hiesrrs. J, and 11. Weller, of Macrame.
Ulu Lordship then proceeded to deliver, pro fo. rare,
• pieces of plate to each Candidate, but which were
.setureed, and it wee endirstond that they are each
to make their choke at Mr. Thontson's shop, of the
plate to-ile engraved with the subscription ordered
by the Club. .
Sir JOHN Szenta uz proposed the health of—
o Gerd Smuenille."
which was drank with three times three ;
" Hoof* Mee and Bonny Lasses."
When Lord Somerville retired, Sir J. Sebtight
was called to the Chair, and gave—
., The Duke of Wellington."
" Long Leases and good Landlords to good Tenants."
Mr. Armee rose, and proposed the health of—
" Sir Jobn Sebright,'
• which wee drank with three times three.
I ' Sir • Jotter, after returning thanks, made a very
west tad impressive speeds, on the present alarming
state of the farming interests. If, said Sir John,
rtrtv dirstalties arose from the nature and unavoida-
ble Ante of 'the country, we ought to bear them with
firmness and silence ; but -when it is apparent that
nu undue attention to the interests of particular
rlatiles amoing us, and to those of foreign farmers,
who are dadging us with their corn, in the most an-1
fair way to these meritoriously engaged here in its ;
production, - it would seem criminal to ourselves std;
our families not to complain, and ask redress-at the
hands of the Legislature. While English humeral
are, very properly it may be said, compelled by the
replatiens of the country, to buy .all their menu-
factored *dicier of the manufacturers of their own
..coootry, it seems naost unjust to allow those menu-
,
facturers the traders, &c. to
purchase their corn
ehroisil, nod thus depress the price
.at home below
atlas will remenerate the farmer ; it has absurdlr
been attempted to ample the landlords and the fares-
era iv/ thisepleelhoe/ although it is so abundantly plain,
that the laadlord can draw no greater rent from his
lard thee the farmer on aka to Pah after subsist"