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SEPTEMBER 14 BELL’S WEEKLSOU Iff HAS IS AGJiICULTL/JiAL.SOCILT¥, 'in the county of Lancasterceived a bill for'30I. i6lt;. ctOn Tuesday the 9th instant, a meeting of the South who are bankers at Atne Han:s Agricultural Society was held at Witnford, to : which had previously passe tLcide tne premiums for Ploughing and tbr Shew of jteral person*. who had Carrie. _. * ‘ : ' the plaintiff remitted in’The ploughmen of Mr. Weston and Mr. Ay I ward the 6th October, 1799, to were the candidates for the premiums of live guinea*, ; Wales. That evening the for rite best Ploughing with' fotfr horses and a driver; , Wigan was robbed of the 1 al tdr Ploughing two hours, the Commurce decided ; of that which contained th their merit' to be equal, and oftiercd the Premium tQ j and Warrington, among be divided between them. ; - i l-letter. The plaintiff, susp‘lTe ploughmap ot Mr.-Waring, of Pear Trea 'post had been robbed. His Green* wav the only candidate fyr Ploughing with reach his correspondent,, two horses ; the Committee determined that the quan-= j Bankers’ in London,:on v :pty of land ploughed, was in the proportion, of ten to | desiring them not to acce twelve of that ploughed by four horses, and that the 1 forming them wjiat were Ploughing was equa-ly well done; therefore ordered j—The bill having become him to be pa;d two guincks and a half. ’ . tjbcf, and not appearing,y.I he Premium lor. the best'Buil,” was adjudged to.; applications, tl* last abou •Mr. Cowdery, of Extcwj-;. . . .) which time the bill had b'• 1 he Premium to Mr. Blunt, of Beriton, for the be*t « to Messrs. Chapman’s, tfSouth Diwn Ram; and the Premium ro Mr; M.:ore, another bill,-tendering the of Purbrook, for tile best Leicester Ram—Hie Pre- | them to Messrs. Lloyds',’ .miuins were adjudged to Joha Richards, Esq. of j to inquirers to the suffiuieHambledon, for t!.e brst Cow; and to -Mr. Blunt, fir the best. Boar; and three gaineas to Richard Guard, of Farlington, servant-‘to. Mr. M. orr, for shearing above 900 sheep in the best manner.Ar tne last Annivcr.ary Meeting of this S iciety.signed it, and offering 10 they could point out, eic deinnity, or the sufficiency fendants, however, refusec nitv, or to draw a fresh tThomas b itzhcrben, Esq._ of Hertfordshire^ chal- cdse, that bankers in the:
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Bells Weekly Messenger
London, Middlesex, GB
Sun, Sep 14, 1800
Page 7
Full Page
Clipped by
Mary C.
NJ, USA 12 Oct 2016
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