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... 22nd of October. STIRLING AUCTION MART AND OTHER VALUABLE PROPIERTIEI FOR SALL—There will be HOLD by PUBLIC ROM', within the GOLDEN LION HOTEL, STIRLING, ou FRIDAY the 4th day f Nommen MT, at two o'clock afternoon (unless previously disposed of by Pryers ...
... Hereford—Earl of Coventry (Golden Horn); r., W. H. Cooke, Shelsey, Kings Worcester (Pardhouse). Best shorthorn.—J. Bruce, Inverquhonsery, Aberdeen (Denier Wellington) • r.. MM. the Queen (Rosalind. Best Buse: . — M ajor Best, Maidstone (Humbug ) • r., J. Godman ...
... Cos 33 ; Emperor of Waterloo 6th (Mr. H. Leney's)—Barl of Bootie's, 80 p. Duke of Kent 2nd—Mr. Dodswell, 30 ; Cherry Duke of Kent Mr. O. Collard, 67 p. ; Baron of Kent—Mr. Squire, 33 p. Baron Foggatborpe 6th—withdrawn ; Lord Oxford ' Foggsthorpe—Mr. J ...
... pres erved fruits —Mr. F. Laurence, Somertleld Terrace, Maidstone. Hives and honey Rev. J. F. Buckler, Bedston Rectory, Birkenhead; Messre.W. B. Carr, Orpington, Kent ; J. Garrott, Meopham, Kent ; and W. Martin, Wainffeet, Lincolnshire. IvrLexarns. Thrashing ...
... Perry—Mr. B. Goodall, Tenbury, Woreater. Jams and Fruits—Mr. J. Wood, Cuckoo Hill, Kent. Hives and Honey Messrs. W. Broughton Carr, Orpington, Kent ; J. Garrett, Meopham, Kent; and - W. Martin, Waindeet, Lincolnshire. —Ploughs Messrs. M. Cooke, The Lawns ...
... Such a sudden increase would ledd to the suspicion that New Zealand sheepowners had been killing the goose that lays the golden eggs ; but, in spite of the great increase in the exports of mutton, which reached 12,703 tons in 1884, the stock of sheep ...