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... the R1ev. RIctAn D ltms&Fs, Trca- surer aind Canon of St. I)avid's, Prebendary of Here- - ford, and Perpetual Curate of Maisemore, in thecoun. ty of Gloucester. At his touse, Argyle Place, Glasgow, on thb. 7tlu cttrt. AIr ALEUXANDER CAatPULL, manufacturer ...
... The following arc the judee :-Shorthorns, Scots, d crosses, and extra ?? A. Mackenzie,pal- more, Aliess, and Mr T. Morris, Maisemore, ;f Gloucester. Herefords, Devons, and Welh-Mr Joln Cr~ne, Benthall, Shrewsbury; and Mr Henry Quartley, Molland, South Molton ...
... for the first- ttm-j, there appears a new prize in the shape the Maitemore Park challenge cup. offered Mr ' J. OridLaii, Maisemore Park, Gloucestershire, for the •best, Aberdeen-Angus animal. the whole, therefore, there can ground of complaint the score ...
... Arthur Egginton, South Ella. Bull, calved before lot December, 1899 (121 entries) 1 John Joseph Cridlan, The Home Farm, Maisemore Park, G!oucester. Bull, calved on or after lst December, 1899 (10 entries) -1 T. B. Bainbridge, &Mott Hall, Felton, Nort ...
... Bum; Messrs .J. T. Rattray. Dmnmuiray; White, IlaystoQi; W. S. Kettering: Paterson, Auohterarder House; J. J. Cridland, Maisemore; M'Pherson, Wyrely Grove; M'Rae, Ruthven; Campbell, Danesfield, Great Marlow; Grant, The 'Dell; Robertson. Maiiw Fordie; ...
... AGRICULTURAL NEWS. MAISEMORE ABERDEEN- ANGUS SALE. The sale of Mt J. J. cattle Maisemore Park, Gloucester, Thursday, brought out a. large company of breeders Tom was for M aodoiiald, Fraser, and Co. and he had equal y good results the previous clay at ...
... weight being 13 cwt.', and if he had had more symmetry his weight would have told favoursfoly his prospects. Mr Cridlan. Maisemore Park, had two of his steers in the class commended. By general consent the heifer class the .polled Aberdeen-Angus breed ...
... whioh won the first prize e ...
... 'Ridley, but was not sold, reserve price was not reached. There was spirited l •■ompetition for the second prize bull, A.A.J, 'Maisemore, from the herd Mr J. J. Ciidla.ii, Gloucester, and the prodiu*. tine SeotcJi a.ndi English champion buil Wiate. Eventually ...
... first in his class. The second prize Abardeen-Angus cow was Pride 13th of Kippendavie, bred CoQonel Stirling, and owned Mr Maisemore. {Mr Sehroefcer was commended for Witch 2nd of Oraibstone. In the class for twoyear-old heifers, for which there were eight ...
... Bruoe, calved 26th January, 1895 Colonel G. S. Grant, Auchorachan 51 Her heifer calf, Star of the Rosettes—iMr Criiaxan. Maisemore Park, Gloucester 44 Highland Lave der, calved 16th February, 1895—(Mr Willsher, poiatie 37 Her heifer calf, Lavadera—Air ...
... 38 TWO-rEAK-OLD HEIFERS. Daphne 2nd of EoelcshaH—Mr Walker Erica Pride of Preston 2cd—Mr Walker 23i Heather Beauty Maisemore—Mr Fenwick 29 Lorelei 2nd'—Mr Walker 23 Pride of Preston— Rev. C. 31 YEARLING HEIFERS. Ballisrta 4th—Mr M'Laren Picotee 2nd ...