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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 ...
... 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 ...
... Kennedy. Ayr. Pride I9th—Mr Bridges. BwaU, Surrey, ..38 Joditb 27941—Mr Hsdsoa of Daaesfleld 90 Pride S7944—Mr Cridlan, Maisemore, Oloneester, 86 Brica Pride 27937—Mr Bridges. BwaU, . Pride Slat Lapp i 16 Braatcn 27939-Mr Kennedy, Ayr. 31 27936—Mr Bridgaa ...
... and L. A. Wyrley Grove, cash; Mr C. W. Whitburn, AU.ngtoo Park. Kent. 5; and Mr J. H. Bridges. Ungnhott; Mr J. J. Clidlan, Maisemore; Mr Earle, Mr T. P. Johnson, Oooootc. and tko Scstoo Uelaval Coal Coy., 4 sack. The cattle to offered comprise Ericas, Prides ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... good animals. Altogether entries numbered fortyeight. There were eight entries of old bulls, and here Mr J. J. Cridlan, Maisemore Park, was first with the three-y ear-old Elate, bred South Ella, out of Elite Ksbro*, a son of the Abbess bull Albion. His ...
... and Mr Clement Stephenson will bold a joint Male; to be followed by sale* at Preston Biaaett, Buckingham (Kev. C. Bolden): Maisemore Park, Gloucester (Mr J. J. CridUn) : and Frosley, West Mailing, Kent (Mr W. Sofer, Whitburn). Messrs John Thornton A Co. ...
... 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; ...