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... jud apd reversed the decision at diff in the old bull claw, placiog Mr ¢ | Drummond's of Balli h over Mr J Jj ubelate of Maisemore, be Ermelate ‘The former is the bi the better ball, being bred by ee her. and t by Everard of Balli och Rubelate was first ...
... England opened on Tuesday at Nottingham. The championship prize fur Aberdeen- Angus cattle was won by Mr J. J. Cridlaw. of Maisemore, with a five year old bull. Errant Knight of Wicken. which won at the Bath and West of England show. The gold medal for the ...
... Aberdeen-Angus steer. The champion beast in the Aberdeen-Angus classes was a two-year-old ox belonging to Mr J. J. Cridlan. Maise-more Park, and the same animal was reserve to the King's ox in the open championship. Sir Reginald Cathcart. Cluny Castle, was ...
... He leaves widow, for whom much sympathy is telt in the neighbourhood. ••Duddies' in the Argentine.--Mr J. J. Cridian of Maisemore Park. Gloucester, writ- in the Live Stock Journal, says- - Argent.na is also awakening to the value of the •'lhxkly at ...
... Barclay Lad, dam Miss Norman 18th. Heifer, Ist prise, Black Pearl 2nd of Maisemore, bred by J. J. • Cridlan, Maisemore. sire Everard 2nd of Maisemore. dam Black Pearl of Maisemore. Medal for best group, won by Zandfonteiu Stud Farm with Prince Gondolier ...
... guineas). The following were the Bellindalloch prices in the order in which they were made : One. Bengal—Mr J. J. Cridlan ' Maisemors, 81 Prinos Forteit--Bir J. K. Gladstone of Pasqua, 41 Eric—Mr Hasher, tows, 180 I —Mr Crone, Inglest4in, 180 ...
... by crosece, and three times each by Devour and Herefords. Of the eight elder Aberdeen-Angus heifers, Mr Cridlan's Eve of Maisemore. the Norwich champion, was first. The Aberlour Edin-1 burgh champion exhibit. Peoria IV., bred and shown by Mr J. R. Findlay ...
... expected to be an interesting contest in aged bull clime between Mr J. J. Cridlisu's Bath and West Show champion Rubelate of Maisemore, and Wildgrave of &Olindalloch, belonging to Mr Drummond, So aylands, Kent. lie is a four-year-old; and was bred by the Sir ...
... 433 pigs. Aberdeea- Angus cattle were well ited alt. far frowr the home of the breed In the ball class Mr J. J. Cridlan, Maisemore Park, won easily with Everwiee, a bull of great substance and y the best of Mr Cridlan'’s breeding. Mr oho M Mulben, Keith ...
... for the past two sea- i J. F. Cumming. Kinermony. Aberlour. had dons, and the unhappy conditions under already beaten the Maisemore steer for the which they were living did not afford any championship of the breed. Messrs J. and G. encouragement to them ...
... they burnt down the way station Iso.onging to a British company, on the ground that it not restheii;.. Mr .1. J. CrAlan. of Maisemore„ judgrd the polled and rot poll lu this hreed British breeders had more succeto.. while British tpital owned the few Argentine ...
... junior female class, belonging to Colonel Smith Grant, was nought Mr Ferguson. Kitiochtry, for 65 gna. Mr .1. J. Cridlan of Maisemore, the owner of last year's Smithfield champion, paid 63 gns. for a very nice Trojan Kora belonging to Mr J. 11. Tullocls, ...