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... Mulben, and Mr W. Wilson, Coynachie. For bulls calved after let March, 1899—Mr George Crap. Mor Lich, and Mr J. J. Cridlan, Maisemore. Gloucester. The following is the prise-list Bulls c before Ist Martl;, 1889 1 Sir G. Mtephereon Grant of Ba Iln iallorh ...
... ; and Mr W. Wilson, Cornet/tie. For bulls calved after let March, 1809—Mr George Ctaa, Bforlich ; and Mr J. J. Cridlan. Maisemore. Gloucester. The following is the prize -list Bulls calved before let March, 1.899-1 Sir George Macpherson Grant of Ball ...
... with the Inverness exhibition. has reduced the entries coming to Bingley Hall from Scotland. This year, 31r J. J. Cridlan, Maisemore Park, offered a £5O silver challenge cup for the best animal of the breed, and it need hardly be said that this was the means ...
... Eriskay, bred at Ballindatioch—an Erica. Another Erica which sold well was Ella IV. of Blairshinnocli, secured by Mr Cridlan, Maisemore, at 46 guineas. Prides of Aberdeen found favour. and for Mabel of Hattonslap. by Ajax of Guisachan, Mr Ft nwick, Newcastle--a ...
... Mr Beaumont. M.P., paid 100 ens. for the Auchorachan bull Euetachio by Eurcs, and Mr Clark 60 for Evergreen's Heir from Maisemore Park. For the Countess of Seafield Mr Macdonald bought the Auchnaguie Erica. bull Eileno at 42 gre. He is a lengthy thick ...
... of Aldbar—Mr J. J. Cridlan, Maiermore Park EAlin—Mr Scott, Balbirnie . Estcourt—Mr Smith, Berwick . . Mr J. J. Cridlan. Maisemore Park, Gloucester. Erosion—Mr Grant, Dalvey . . .20 Elegant Laddie—Major Alexander, Carlow, Ireland Evergreen's Heir—Mr Clark ...
... taken out there was a difficulty is deciding winch was the best. Teeudges were a. follows :--Neifers-- Messrs J. J. Cridlan, Maisemore, loucester, aud W. Stewart, Nether Minch, Cullen. Bulls—Meats A. 9trachan, Waiter Fowlis, Alford; R. Walker, Forefield, and ...
... and three years old, the winner wee Mr Peter Dunn, Sigglesthoras, Hull, with umside, which was also reserve animal for the Maisemore Park Challenge Cup and for the prise for the beet. Soot in the show . Tb• •Abereen-Angas cows or heifer, made a lot. la this ...
... NGra —Mr Cridlan, Maiemore Perk t Olouonter, has wild for ext to ths Argentmc the twoyear-old Abes de bull Wizard 2d of Maisemore 22832. which gained first prise as a yearling at the Royal Erigli,h last year. Of the Witch of Ender branch of the of Eastn ...
... Morlich (3) . . 36 8 0 17 3 0 Calder, of Ardargie (1) . 19 19 0 19 3 5 Crawford sod Balcarrea, Earl of (2) . 14 14 0 Cridland. Maisemore (1) . 32 11 0 38 10 0 Currie, Sir D..of Garth(7) 17 12 6 15 6 0 Dawson, of Balsdo (3) . 16 2 0 Davidson, West Watton (2) ...
... £1063 2 0 LANGSROIT. Average. Total. 4 One-year old heifers .ra 12 0 £7B 8 0 MAISEMORE PARKS. On Wednesday Messrs Macdonald. Fraser & Co. conducted an important sale at Maisemore Park. Gloucester. when a draft of over 40 head from Mr J. J. Cridlan's famous ...
... 8 , Keith, for his bred by Mr T. FP. Inkson, Aberlour, which was champion of the breed at Birming- ham and winner of the Maisemore Cup. In the class for older steers Mr Peter Dunn, Hall, had first place with his Hall champion, Mr James M‘William, 8 town ...