... awarded as follows A premium of 201. to the owner of the best bull of any breed, three years old and upwards, to the Earl of Arundel, bred by the Duke of Norfolk. 101. for the jsecond best ditto, to the Dulee of Richmond, bred by Mr. Jefferies, of the ...

... the Earl o0 Arundel, cl who declined to receive any premium, and it was then M givet to Mr. Upton, of Berated. -.s Pounds to the owner of the best tht Welch or v Y Scotch runt, tied ot succulent food only awarded first tl I to the Earl of Arundel,and ...

... Jamra tga p- Dukhe, Wick, 2s , Three pounds ftor the best five sacks of red orbrown I wheat of the harvest of 1844-to the Earl of Arundel tl r Oe pound for the second best ditto-to Air. George bi Two pounds for the best five sacks of barley of any ; description ...

... the premniunra .were awredb 'h ude t rmself and the Earl of -Arundl exrssdhs e t b the abeence of compe. tthianbw hthtrsl ad o~'rred. The heat ha of the Alembers 'For the County, the Earl of Arundel, Lord E. Howaid, the Mlayor, and Corpora. Pi lion. atid ...

... say three or four years, - -a there was a great deficiency. g Sir C. M. Burrell then proposed the health of the 'L le Earl of Arundel, wvhto, he hoped, now that lie had be- d come a farmer, would not keep any of his discoveries S st for his own peculiar ...

... Corporation of Arundel, lb Mr. RL.Ceote, neat of Chimping.- 5101- Eight Pounds to the ow~ner of the best fat steer, under any, five yeas's old, without restriction as to feedinag~ the gift Lnti- of the Earl of, Aruindel, se.r., to the Earl himself; next ...

... selves masters of Arundel Castle, which had a garrison. though not numerous or well provided. as being without apprehension of an enemy, and which had been during the previous year abandoned in despair by its owner. Thomas. Earl of Arundel. the friend and ...