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... St. Mary. Class 3.—Cowa in calf. Eleven entries. First prize, Mr. W. Trist, Langford Barton, Ivybridge ; second, Mr. F. Pulleyblank, of Higher Well; highly commended, Mr. P. M. Toms, Coyton, Krmington ; commended, Mr. Thomas Vosper, of Merrarield, and ...
... Plympton St Mary. Oows Calf, having had Calf within four months—First prize, Mr rist, of Langford Barton, Ivybridge. Second Pulleyblank, of Higher Well. Highly commended, HrPHTwus, Coyton, Erinington. Commended, Mr T Vosper, of Mcrraneld and Mr T Luscoml>e ...
... Anthony, Yealmpton Mil»; second, Mr. h. the beat hock In foal, haring a foal fierside, Mr. W. Trial, Irybridp; second, Mr. F. Pulleyblank, beat colt or gMding. not exceeding four years oMi soilable for hunting or ritHng purposes, Mr. O. Wyatt, the beat filly ...
... very tine Yearling Colt, by Topthurn, out oi a thorough bred mare ; a superior lliorough-bred mare; the property of Mr. F. Pulleyblank, q .ltting one of his farms. The Auctioneer has much pleasure in recommending the above stock to the not.ee ;.4ric;.lturisto ...
... old, very line yearling colt, by Topthorn, out of a thoroughbred mare, superior thoroughbred mare. The property of Mr. F. Pulleyblank, quitting one of his Farms. The AucTioNEEß'has muoh pleasure in recommending the above stock to the notice of agriculturalists ...
... two yearsoM: very fine yearling col;' Top thorn, out thorough-bred mire; smjxirior thoroughlava mare; the property of Mr. Pulley-blank, quitting one las farms. The aactioneer has much pkanu-e in recommending the above .-■liM-b the M' r.gricuiturists generally ...
... old, very fine yearling celt, Topthorn, out of thoroughbred mare, a superior thoroughbred mare. The property of Mr. F. Pulleyblank, quitting one of his Farms. The Auctioneer has much pleasure in recommending the above stock to the notice of agriculturalists ...
... top and halfpenny nnder the farther ear. and a top cut the near ear.— Whoerer will Rive information of the same to Mr. F. Pulleyblank. URborongh, shall receive reward; and in whosever possession they may be found after this public notice, will be prosecuted ...
... Ueorge Coaker, of Old Plytnptoo St. Mary, a Soutb-Haiu-s bull, aged lour years and -even lout l-y liinist-ll ; second, 11, Pulleyblank. of Well I'gtx.rough, South-Hams bull, aged two years and seven months, l»red t-y himself. Class —Hu not exceeding two years ...
... ; 2nd, £1, Mr. W. R. Coulton, bred by himself. Heifers in calf or milk, not exceeding three years old. —Ist, £2, Mr. F. Pulleyblank, Ugborongh, bred by himself ; 2nd, £1, Mr. Wm. Rendell, juur. Newton Abbot, bred by himself. Pairs of Heifers not exceeding ...
... of Sheepham, Modbury, a cart filly, 10s.; Mr. Nicholas W. Pitts, of Whympston, Modbury, an Exmoor Pony, 10s. ; Mr. F. Pulleyblank, of Well, Ugborough, a mare pony, 5s. —Pigs. Mr. John Widdicombe, of Torrhill, Ivybridge. a black-andwhite Berkshire boar ...
... seasoned with Beach's food. Major Strode, prize of 5 guineas for the best South Devou heifer not exceeding years old, to F. Pulleyblank, Ugborough, Ivybridge, age 3yrs. llmos.; bred by exhibitor ; fed on grass, turnips, and barley-meal—had one calf. Sir Lawrence ...