... admired and carried off i the lion's share of prizes. As a set off to this disappoint. 1 ment, we were glad to find Mr. Joseph Phillips once more in the field of competition, and a new aspirant in Mr. H. IBetteridge, of Hanney, whose success on this occasion ...

... Wiley, Brandaby, York. shire. SBver medal, Mr. Samuel G. Stearn, Brandeston .Wickeham Market, Suffolk. Commended5, Mr. Joseph Phillips Adams, Link Farm, Malvern; Mr. George Mangler, Givendele, near Ripon, Yorkshire. Of the Poultry, Figeons, and lienl, we ...

... breeder. Bxhibitor and breeder, Hr. Richard Shitley, Bhwcoilt, muttalow, Shrewse bury. Secoind ditto, £5. Exhibltor, Mr. .Joseph -Phillips, Arodlngien. Baths;- breeder, Dir. Edward Price, Court Homes, Fembridge, 1ereftrodshire. Commended: Exhibitor' and breeder ...

... wurzel, sneedes, linseed cake, barley, oat, Vea aud bean meal, and aulttlo Indian rmeal. Second prize, 26-Eshibitor, Ur Joseph Phillips, Ardiogton, Baorks; breeder, Mr Ed wnrd Prie, Court- hones, Ponabridge, Elerefordshire; age, 2 years and 10 months; fed ...

... grey. or blle, a tint not often met ilich ?? of sens fiaic-so-dtblood. No. 13, the 5eotfi z pe beasr, shlown by tlr. Joseph Phillips, of Wrlltltose, is a relnualkaily filne steel, very ?? asnd trtle MII lMlItUs. No. 1, the ' hihlyv concitended steer ...

... Poultry Departmient-Mr. W. Fowke, LIST OF PRIZES, FAT CATTLE. Hrrnroans.-OxEN oR STEERS. Fitet prize, £10. Exhibitor, lr. Joseph Phillips, Ardington, Wantage, Bericsllro; breeder, Mr. George Pitt, Chadnor Court, Herefordshire. Second ditto, ;iB, Exhibitor ...

... IfOxen or Steers.-First prize, 151., Mr. Joseph Phillips, 0 Ardington, Waritage ; second, 101., Mr. William Heath, S Ludham lHall, Norwich; third, 51., the Earl of Shrewsbury. e Commended, Mr. Joseph Phillips, Ardington. Steers not exceeding three years ...

... universal competi- tion, creates a vast amount of interest and no little excitement. The first animal this year is Mr Joseph Phillips's Hereford ox; a grand beast, of splendid quality and great substance, girthing 9ft. 2in. This takes the first prize in ...

... working clisses ad- rmitted by cheap tickets furnished to the master manu- facturers, I'he first animal, thic year is Mr. Joseph Phillips's Hereford: ox, a grand beast, of splendid quality and great substance, girthing 9ft, 2iu. This takes the first prize ...

... prize, i1t. ; extra prize of 251.; gold medal, and hotel and innkeepers' prize of 25 guineas, as best ox or steer ; Mr. Joseph Phillips, Ardington, near Wantage. Second, 101. ; the Earl of Shreosbury. Class 2.-Steers, not exceeding three years and three ...

... Brecon ; silver medal to the breeder. I CLASS 8. Hereford Steers or Oxen, above 3 years and.3 months ?? prize of S01. to Joseph Phillips, of Ardington, Wantage, Berks; silver medal to the broeder. t CLASS 9. Hereford Heifers, not exceeding 4 years old.- First ...

... VIII,-Hereford Steers or Oxen, above 3 years and 3 months old. First prize, £30, and silver medal to breeder, to No. 53, Joseph Phillips, of Ardington, Vantage, Berks, 4 years 4 months; bred by John Rawlings, of Stoke, Ten- bury, Shropshire, from the stocks ...