... in the two-year-old steer class, Stamp in the yearling class, and Estelle of Maisemore in the cow or heifer class, The last-named secured the for e best Scot and the Maisemore cup for the best berdeen-Angus, and stood up well in the final coptests, Sir ...

... respect of the cross bred Aberdeen Angus. Shorthorn heifer, Buttercup Maisemore, which wag reserve champion at Norwich to the Aberdeen-Angus steer, Enterprise. also from Maisemore. Finally, Mr, Cridlan secured the Basil. tive of the Aberdeen-Angus breed ...

... strongest section in the All Mr. Cridlan’s Birmingham winners, the steer by Expert of Kildrummy, Kindness, and Estelle of Maisemore, were to the fore again, and the latter also won the breed cup, as at Birmingham. The other winner was Col. McInroy’s Burn ...

... the se: Wednesda Eleven poor ticipated, tne distribution being Mr. John Joseph Ctidian, the breeder af Aberdeen-Angus cat Maisemore V'ark, Gloucester, di Thursday «wt the age of 85 years. Cridlan became ill after a recer to Smithfiela Show. where he w. ...

... winner and reserve for the cham- pionship there, won the breed cup, to Mr. Cridlan’s The champion prize went Estelle of Maisemore, with Mr, Cazalet’s New- tonian reserve. The latter has a record for a yearling with one championship, a reserve for the ...

... Mr. J. J, Cridlan, at Maisemore Park, Gloucestershire. This was the third time Mr. Cridlan had won the Birmingham championship, and sinvilar successes next year will secure the trophies for him outright. Black Friar of Maisemore, which took the blue riband ...

... Rev, Hayes, Sydney H. Boydon, Clark: Ibertson.--On the 22nd inet at All Saints’ Chureh Cheltenham by the Rev. R. Perry, of Maisemore, Glos., Miss Muriel Bennett Clarke onl daughter of Mr. Clarke, Cannock, Stafordshire, to Mr ngram Geoffrey Gilbert son. elder ...

... Worksop. Ditto, over 15 months and under two years od, 1 E. Keith Brooke, Coombe arm, Thatcham, Black Myra} 2 J J Cridlan, Maisemore Park, Gloucester Jet 6th of Ma‘semore; 3, 8, Gough, Old Hall Farm, Pakenham. Bury St Edmunds, Ellena of Dufflin: J. and J ...

... Majest; in Class 2) Ap extra prize of £50 for the Nese Bene ay (eos J. Cridlan in Class 10) The Maisemore Park ee cup, value ted LAH J. Cridlan, Maisemore Pa:t. Gloucester) for the best Aberdeen-A. Mr. 3. 3. (Rest io Claas 10, An extra prize of £10 the ...

... Norwich and reserve for that honour in Birmingham. Mr. J. J. Cridian headed the “baby” steer class with But- ler II. of Maisemore, which was class leader in Birmingham. Lieut.Ool. BE. P. Brassey, Upper Slaughter, Gloucestershire, showed the first prize ...

... the brecder of the same, and the Webb Cup for the best bred by the exhibitor, each of the value of 100gs. These, with the Maisemore Park Cup, the breed total of £402 10s. rize of and the class prize of £15, made a ...

... J. Cridian. has started the Christmas fat-stock show season well by winning the championship at Nor wich with Pride of Maisemore 55th, 4 heifer which won the under-two-year-old championship at last year’s Smithfield Show. This heifer, now weighing 143 ...