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... THE MAISEMORE PARK DODDIES, In the very choice Aberdeen-Angus herd of Mr. J. J. Gridlan. at Maisemore Park, Glouceste —a Scotch critic observes—.the calving season ias been a very successful one. Twenty-three cows have now calved, amongst the late additions ...
... Kirklington. Maisemore Cup. for exhibitor gaining most points in the section.—Lady Robinson; Eynsham Estate Company. res. Champion Bull.—Lady Robinson. Kirriemuir of Kirklington; J. J. Cridlan, Malsemore Park, Gloucester. Prince Pike of Maisemore, res. Best ...
... Judge: Mr. A. P. MacLaren. BULL. calved previous to December 1. 1936.—J. J. Cridlen. Maisemore Park. G:oueester. Prince Pike of Matscanore. 1. .1 .1 Cndlan. Pirate 2nd of Aake. 2. BULL calved on or after December 1.1936 —3. J. Cridlan, Grandee 4th of ...
... classes 1 to 25: Mr. J. J. Cridlan, of Maisemore Park, Gloucester, Ruby of Maisemore, reserve. The Thorley Silver Chalienge Cup (for the breeder of the bost animal in Classes 1 to 23: Mr. J J_Cridlan, Ruby of Maisemore, reserve. The Webb Silver Challenge ...
... Tewkesbury, Maisemore, and Glouceswter, showing that the raising of the water level by these weirs had been most injurious to the occupiers of the land bordering the lower portions of the river. He stated that had been ascertained that the Maisemore weir was ...
... following in his father's footsteps, took the breed champion prize with that grand old bull Prince Pike of Maisemore. He also won the Maisemore Cup. a trophy which commemorates the name of J. J. Cridlan and this famous herd. Lady Robinson. of Newark. ...
... and abrasions following a road accident near the junction of The Squire's and Twyford Bank. She S was Mrs. Mary How, of Maisemore. twyford Bank, Evesham, who was in collision with a car driven by With Ann Swindell. of Chisholme, Lansdowne - road. Cheltenham ...
... ABERDEEN-ANGUS. Bull calved before December Ist, 1900.—1, Mr. J. J. Cridlan’s Eimeo, Maisemore, Gloucester; no second. Bull calved after December Ist.—l, Mr. R. N. Hudson’s Danesfield Jester, Marlow; 2, Mr. Cridlan’s Abandon. Cow or heifer in milk, calved ...
... Valuable Short-horn Yearling BULLS, which are descended from the celebrated herds of Mr. Adkins, of Milcote; Mr. Morris, of Maisemore ; and other noted breeders. Mr. Hizy will also hold a SALE for FAT and STORE STOCK, early entries for which are m#xenwl _ ...
... the list of honours. Amors the firsteprize winners in fine classes of Aberdeen-Angus is Mr. J. J. Cridlan's Everard 11 of Maisemore. The Earl of Coventry's Doliymount is first for Hereford bulls calved in or before 1910. Mr. W. B. Tudge's Noble Frolic is ...
... best sack of white wheat, to Mr. William Hawkins, Staunton. £2. 10s., for best sack of red wheat, to Mr. Thomas Morris of Maisemore. ...
... JUDGES. The following gentlemen officiated ae judges in the different classes:—For cattle (shorthorns): Messrs. T. Morris, Maisemore Court, Gloucester, and C. Barhes, Hindip Court Farm, Worcester; (Herefords): Messrs. H, Haywood, Blakemere, Hereford, and ...