Deobjtbbb 39, 1881.] 



FOEEST AND STREAM. 



435 



(From n Special Correspondent.! 

 BIRMINGHAM DOG HlfOW. 



BU 



■ Fore*/ a.-- 



This 

 dotage, tainuallya 



but do not lot road 

 threadbare woru ti 

 from mi'-uqiplioatio 



QBee, inn become i 

 Btil I believes that r 

 not national axis w 

 itaoee not i ore ■ 

 in respect of sihib 

 iu the Heime used 1 

 and po 

 fatten 



London, Nov. SO, 1881. 



&1 i ti in.ie. befitting its 



.- "JNatlonal Dog Show;" 

 sikevm bo muled bytbia 

 md imposing, but which, 

 ei. to degrading and fake 

 D one honest Briton, who 

 atioual are good, and others 

 of the title when 



patib 



.Mie 



Mtuio 



Id bogs on si 



and by those mnnerouH 

 luB|;neri, of which we hav 

 Hal to the preservation of 

 societies and leagues I dar 

 through tire ai 

 wituout fear i 

 Birminghat 



oldest. Newt 

 Euglaud. Bi 

 1859. and the one t 

 midland metropoli 

 njent, found a local habitat 

 Hall Company, who are ale. 

 with the committee whon 

 which is let off tor varioi 



elf-styled 

 a plethora. 



ted ; it is simply national 



oof then- "National" pills 



fharlatans who profess, to 



it" compound and sawdust, 



"national" Bpeietiea and 



each declaring itself essen- 



constitution, and of which 



enture to say any one might wade 



mated stream of wisdom that (lows from them 



running into the mouth of your shoe. 



g Show is, nevertheless, unique, in the sense of 



:.ho hundreds of British bench shows it is the 



the first public dog show held ill 



cham foil... 

 basing to-ii 



,!.-,■- 1, 



lllhs 



ftei 



ti No- 



total of 22 held in the 

 a few years alter its establish- 

 Gurzon Hall, built by the Cur/on 

 are in some way, closely linked 

 in '•National" show. The hall, 

 bibitions, would occupy a small 

 corner 01 Madison sqna.re ixarden, so that it will not surprise 

 your readers to leai u that there is scant space for near upon 1,000 

 dogs, and that, the judges have to do the beat they can in esti- 

 mating the relative merits of the dogs between the benches, where 

 the poor brutes are seen by the press reporters, who are graciously 

 granted a Bird'B-eye view of about half the farce, to be wriggling 

 in and out between and around the legs of judges and keepers. 

 The public ore Sxehjdefl dining the day of judging, there being 

 evidently no room for visitors when there is not even room for 

 judging. The motto of the great town of Birmingham is " For- 

 ward." The Birmingham Dog Show Committee shout "Hold- 

 hard, we are running a paying concern. Secrecy has paid well in 

 solid returns of praise and pudding ; let that 1.6 our guiding prin- 



judges kept in a strong bos 

 trued. But what of that if the judges 

 ug box? -'Why, then," say the Com- 

 sin-t lutuv.iu and collusion, and those 

 ting such' papers as Tlvu Field, Tlte 

 1 •. ' Keeper and Fobjcst and 



to speak to the judges until awards 

 gentlemen we have appointed to judge 

 some exhibitors some secret sign by 

 i dog, we order that all dogs shall wear 



leathor collar" — all of which is highly 



triple." 



until their duties are peril 

 are not locked up m a t-tii 

 mittee, " we .-.hail guard a; 

 dreadful fellows represei 



HHmev, iftnd ['''»-' Waiei 

 Stbeam shall be forbiddei 

 are made ; and, lest these 

 rnay have arranged with 

 which they may recognize 

 a plan, chain and a brown 

 oumphmentary to the judges and others 



In this we merely stato facts ; and, after all, what does it matter. 

 The Birmingham Committee, at least, make no pretensions that 

 they exist first, of all for the improvement of dogs, as, for in- 

 stance, onr Kennel Club does, and the "National" show is the 

 excuse for a most pleasant meeting of hundreds of sportsmen 

 and dog [oyers, who, despairing of reform in this centre of 

 radicalism, make the host of things as they are. 



There were three varieties of dogs thi3 year at Birmingham 

 tbat stand out very boldly by the general excellence of the eh 

 eSt. Beru; 



itters and 

 it convenient iu our remarks to follow 



priae list, I send by this mad. Blood- 

 hibited, our bloodhounds are owned by 



with the result that we find features of 

 o abnormality, through the ignorance 

 iness of judges, whose sole game is 

 ler, the winner, is hollo .'.-backed, weak 

 ranting in the essentials of a hound; 



him to hunt. Belladonna, the biteb, 

 really improved on her puppy form. 

 d Despot by Champion Don ex Chani- 



representmg them. Thei 

 But it will perhaps be mc 



the catalogue, which, witl 

 hounds : Unfortunately e 

 fanciers, not hunting mei 

 the true stock BJtagei 

 of breeders and the we; 

 " follow my loader." Na> 

 iu quarters, and sadly 

 quite an impossibility I'u 

 is much better, and has , 

 Mr. Gus Bo vans' uunotic 



pion Dido, and Mr. Beaufo.v's Nestor by Hollo ex Diana were the 

 best hounds shown. lieoriic-u id- . '1 La .-■_ are always strongly rep- 

 res'ented at Birmingham, and of all the lot wc should choose the 

 oommeuded iioira, shown by that veteran breeder, Mr. Henry 

 P. Barkes. Borra has yet to develop, being ouly 10 months old ; 

 hut he will beat Balmoral aud Boy, the two winners, in future, 

 good a- thov are. Dr. fladdon's Lupa, a grand old bitch, won 

 the Champion Cup from Cuchulleu with nothing to spare. Grey- 

 hounds : A poor lot. Otterhounds : The usual couple from the 

 (Vcli-le Hunt were unopposed. Harriers: No entries. Fox- 

 hounds : No class. Beagles : A couple only in each claa 



which show what hu 

 exhibitions. J? 

 best in the shoi 

 Williams, and t) 

 the brand of th 

 In the Oharni 

 sustained their 

 a, chicken in B 

 The large sized 

 the dogs under 

 for fox terrier 

 divided into aig 

 B very abBurd ; 

 ,.i,h auriibere. 

 honors. Cbi h 



stances of the E 



white ar 

 poudora 

 judge ah 



of skull 



was ben 

 wholeso 

 for hon 



\\ r e like Hang 11, 



the tea 



better 



open c 



pell's 1 



to the 



BhOWB. 



prize, 



feet, \ 



Span 



eont 



e. think : 



nd coursing men think of bench 

 ■s Swarmed to the number of 180, and the 

 , the property of the Hon. Mrs. S. Pita- 

 as disipiaiiiied because he was marked with 

 an utter absurdity. 



,es, Brokenhurst, Kally and Deacon Knby 

 ed fame, and iu pug sized dogs we found 

 Whittles' Brookhouse Nick new to us. 

 i ior lot. the best class being 

 and the prize list shows the best, of them 

 cceptionally well judged, Pointers were 

 j, of which four were champion classes, 

 mt, for m champions the whole entries 

 and in Ibis way dogs obtain spurious 

 rand, and one regrets that the circum- 

 ot permit of seeing tne dogs better and 

 usely as to action. Cue thing— ^es, two— 

 -namely, that, the furore for orange aud 

 lie has passed, and now the great pre- 

 «n we liver and white; vet one of the 

 Bhonse, irhbwaa a greatbrcoderofthepale 

 Bg from the prize winner.-, extreme length 

 ., !._,:_,!■ in vogue, at which we rejoice; it 

 icess, and the awards here will prove a 

 B some nearer to the old type were selected 

 would be well to strike a happy medium, 

 nch hotter thai ' 



,h t 



opponent, Pouto (one of 

 Mr. T. H. Scott's Juno is a 

 ii.,-h ,' animal than Maggie, who looks blase. Iu the 

 -u wi , were sorry to see such grand pupa as Mr. Wop- 

 '-■ md Major exhibited. They sro too good to he exposed 

 ,, _,[-„,< disease dogs of -nine months are exposed tout 



I f they live they will make a, success. Don of Devon, first 

 a fine "upstanding dog, pure, clean legs aud good - 



II lowered and quartered ; hf 

 Fletcher's Young Pouto, 

 ot the modern— or rath 



head tends to the n) 

 second to him, is, on tl 

 r let us sav of the vei 



recentlv fashionable order, 10 

 Hews. Tli '.-.ri.e ,., -hos were uot so go 

 Noirich's i'.i-ivl h magnificent, and shoi 

 Buby aud Tidings are also good. The 

 was wondei ■fully good, aud of the lot w, 



.gh she 



i as a clas^, but Mr. 

 a bare won. Daphne, 

 lass for small bitches 

 preferred Mr. n. p. 



too fleshy to show her quality 



iout 110, but we had no 

 lee,, and as we hhall have 

 at the Alexandra Palace, 

 arin a fortnight, we shall 



Charles' Cora, alth, 

 well. 



Setters e,i ,ib v. •..„..■-- 



chance of -eMi v . I ■ ■ ',, r.- leu 



better opportuuile.-- ■ f ."'''■= '-' ■-■■' '- 

 lxmdon. M'hei'c most oi them will a] 

 defer minute oi-iticum unlnlhen hetuevers wcia a lair average, 

 bothwavv and eurlv coaled, but -nothing BOTsatUnial Wa6 biuiight 

 out. Iris*h Water Spaniels were a very good lot, and as usual Mr. 

 J 8, Sliidmoie's kennels proved inviueible. Clumbers were 

 few but of rare quality Sussex.- wt-ra E.ithei Bi number* nor as 

 good so we have seen them. Mastiffs only numbered about 80, 



and were a sad falling off from many preceding Bhowa. The Rev. 

 F. W. De Castro judged them by the point system, taking infinite 

 pains, and the result of bis labors was most, c. editable to his judg- 

 ment. His worn, all through, the most satisfaetoiy decisions of any 

 judge at the show. 



','■ enuei ted once a friend, who has devoted much time aud 

 attention to breeding St. Bernards, for notes on this breed, as so 

 many were entered -no less than 72 .Birmingham rules precluded 

 him seeing them judged, and that is the only chance of seeing the 

 dogs oir their haunches, so his n port is a short one, and iu these 

 words : " My dear tVllow, I l.avo tried ray level best to see these 

 l:-,s : 1 '.is it U-. I to Sue them ; I know quite half of them well, aud 

 they bum a grand crJicctiun : uo brociilias been so much in favor 

 during the last dozen years, and here most of the dogs are good 



in front, but I want to see them behind, too, and how the 



can a fellow judge a St. Bernard in a kennel six feet bv five? 

 Wait till Alex ndi a, where we can see them walked round, and 

 then we will go over them together." I could not denv the truth 

 Of the observations and boar OUT soul in patience until December 

 S. when we hope to see the unpreeedeuted number of 90 St. 

 Bernards together. Of the other classes sheep dogs w"ero a good 

 lot, and Mr, Bis sell, of Birmingham, who is a noted breeder of 

 eollien, was iustly successful. Bull dogs numbered 40, and 

 scarcely a bad one among them . but bull terriers, with the excep- 

 tion of already » ell known dogs, were very indifferent as a lot, 

 although the easy, good-natured judges belauded them more than 

 enough. Hugh Dalziel. 



■- . i re not well represented, aud of other dogs Blenheims 

 spaniels, Kiug Charles spaniels, and Italian greyhounds were 

 good. Dandie Diiunont aud Irish terriers were badly repre- 

 sented. 

 Below is the list of the judges aud their awards. 

 Class 1. m f„] is, it,!-,. ,]„-.— -,r. \ir. Edwin Brouatn, Napter, also 

 ilea 



Life, me,; 



Bib. 



;d, withheld; 

 Donner Wetter. 



CfatBS 3. tieerliounds, 

 John If addon, Jl D, bin 

 tor Utclunan. CuchuUin. 



Class -J Deerbonnets. do^— 1st, Mr Alex Do wson Tlo-g, Balmoral: 

 Sd, Mr John Hadfiori, Roy; v h c, Mr !:c.s, ,: :,ii,-,. ■ -eai ;hc, Mr3J 

 Heatly feek-en, Lottery; Airs C K Crawsiiav, nsc.ir; c. Mr llemy t*. 

 Parkf-a, Jioiva. 



Class.-, heerheumd-,. bttcli.-.-i-,i, MrKolierl Uood Wright, Sheila; 

 2d, Mr George \V--i iter lilct-maii, Moma; v h c, Mi i-ieorge 11. Logan, 

 Fly; h e, VI r John Fiafplnn, VI D Lshl. 



cins-,.i. rJrevhe'iii is, iiecs :,r,,i i,i|,iies, cheninlon r-iriss,- -i &t, .Mr 

 i: .MM,, u, Doctftt. 



,nds, dogs- 1 st Mr Thos Fre.deilck Bvans, Presl- 



ent ; t!d. v 



die 





, Mr Tom li Swlnhurno, Bonny 



r,ivi,-,Kii,j> 

 Wilgur.. 



Mr llei 



I-'orcl, I 



:s— 1st, Mr G U Fosbroke, itusical; v h c, Mr 

 Lciies— 1st , Mr W P Smith, Merry Bell; he, 

 mplon class, dogs— 1st, Mr A H Clarke, 

 uplon class, bltches-lst, Mr Francis L 



>gs over is lbs— 1st, Mir J it Whittle, 



ibprr Brltrlu . K-e'liPt; sd, Mr W Hurst, 

 - n M Pdtl s, Fang : U e, Mr W n B 



'li; tils, bitches— 1st Rev r.'tias T Fisher, 

 Si idle; sd, Mr E J Aschury, Jew- 

 lei'te IT, Mr 'i nail l-tedwoai, Briar. 

 ie- •- lb-. 'i,i 'S— ».. Mr Howard lUlgh 

 llred Wilson biennis. Br-lgiave Jack; 8d. 

 pot ; v n e 



I'.alj.i 



.>r, Mr. Alrreri 



,.-., hilche.s-lst. .in I san, irs eiro. 

 SlrHenrv tihaiiipieii. liloom; id, Kcv eha.s T Fisher, Daisy ; 3d. Mr 

 iterbert, 'Bright. Luuv i.ia.e,.-: 4th, Mr F I. lively n, Sagacity; v h c, 

 Mr Samuel Bodalngton, lidu'ha-.i.on L-'llrf, Mr A fl Clarke, Sunny, Mr 

 nlchard Hulk Kochdale Kuhy. . , 



Class 1». Pointers ovei B5 lbs, champion class, dogs— 1st, Mr R P 

 Leach, Bang u. 



Class 2u. Pointers over 50 lbs, ottampjon class, bitches— 1st, Major 

 \ augiifin I! Vi.uih.oi l.,-c. 1\1 P, Maggie. 



i das-, "i l-'otnb-rs ov-r on ids, dogs— 1st, Mr li J Stranger, Don of 

 Devon; -id, Mr James li-' Her, Young Ponto; v li c. Captain Max- 

 well, Sport 11; li c, Mr T li scott, P.iirstonc, Mr Leonard I'llldngtou, 



.v. v ,..-,-, i r r \VJii[.|!=-u. Be:--, and Ai;. ior; c, Mr John Iienyon, Brake 

 ol Croxr.ei.h, Mi K. P. Leacii, llrnias Sanco. 



Class it. Pointers over .s, lbs, bitches. 1st , Mr. John Kane Loyd 

 Llovd, Daphne ; -id, Mr E Sonlsh, Beryl: vh c, Mr S E Shirley, 

 Tidings: h c, Mr .las lieichei, Ibiby, Major Vaughan H Vaughan 

 MP, May. 



■*"* 55 lbs, champion clas?, dogs— 1st, Air 



■i:: 



Jan 

 Clai 



John Sh. 



i bai'h 



Po tail under 50 lbs, champion class, bitches-Mrs 

 Bells; v he. Mi 'en rill liieioii, I.tlaC. 



- . ,- :: ins, .-ir-y-^-.-ii, Mr Edmund idlln-d, 



.,, , ■ " Mr b.'ii) E Bason, Perth; v n c,.Mr C W Brlerly, 



Mr Sainuel S'mlhles, Wagtr 11. Mr John E Mason, Lord 

 :.- ,.. ;, ' Vl.Miprdl Mas er AMav. 



I-.,- ,,- - nice, :,n ins, bitches -1st, Mr E C Norrlsh, 

 Mr j whlpp. -'i - ti Mr aenry P Unarlss, Cora; h 

 ,-- ,•-.:, Bona bell; c, Uem-Col Legh.Muse; .Mr Leonard 



class, bitches— 1st, Mr. K LI 



i. Grand Duke, Messrs Weyman and Buchanan, 



i : e.iunt, Men Merruce- ; v h c. Mr John shorthose, 



;- iroell Ueweilio, tlountess Placid; Hi r i; n.m-. 



, Ml K Ll Purcell LlewelllQ, Countess Bear; c, Mr 

 llpsey Girl, Mr R Ll Purcell i.i-w,-iL,_, Oashlng 

 'ocseitou, Grand Duchess, Mr T B Bowers, Blue 



rs, black and tan, champion class, dogs^lsf, Mr 



iKaok and tun, champion class, bitches— 1st, Mr 



in dogs— isr, Capt P Priestley, Ranger; 

 -.. ,,-,, ei-. .. ii ,-. Rev W Scrjrairsen, Dnlie, Mr Geo 

 . ViM G IVillisiji-, Dan ft, Mr W M Egllngton, 



Rock ; 'id, Mr 



r jj Be 



i'd-eiue, Youeg 



toi'i;, M 



hose, Ko.i airy; 



h c, Mr 



Dunoan, Dash 





d, vist 



; v h c, Mr 



Samuel D lliu" I'.uric:; Painieiston, Mr U L Jephson, Sir Shot; he, 



- ,' ■" i - .nil ... Yo.i.j-- Palm-ision, Mr ff try J Cl-ments. Ektou, 



Mr E M While,- Aid per II. Mr T H Bowers, Hun, MrJ R Mlllner, 

 FrI>.co;c, w ,,iMr. ,-,'., i : dm, Mr James Carroll, 



i , I. i ,i !., .-'- st, Mr J If O'Brien, Kate II; 2d, 



MrTJioaM till, laid. Lady Emily; v h c, Mr Jame- J Gllirap. Lady 

 Paimerston; lie, .Mr J K Mlllner. Sealihe.-n; Mi --'a-. Kenm-dy, sur- 

 ge, n, Diua; e, Mr Edward KiiDerts, Ruby; Mr Samuel D Huh, Alleen 



dogs— 1st, Mr S E Shirley, 



Is— 1st, Mrs E Shirley, 



Class as. IMre-l ,-'■ ic: 

 Dusk; vli C.Mr T.i 51 mm 

 i , 



^ass J V^Mr!eVe^\eur;;: D .., . m.. .■■:.-!, Mr n Sklpworth. 



pun cd, Mr Arthur Large, ben ; v h e, Ids Grace tne Uuke of 



HamUion, Baron >• Lewis Mackenzte, Garnet, Mr n skipwortu, 

 Young King Kuffee; h c, MrJ E Gratis, King; c, Mr Robert PickcilDg, 



Class il- Retrievers (curly-coated), bitches— 1st, Mr Q UGran- 

 vUle Coooanul; 'id, Mr ueoigc ilulley, Jet U; v b c, Mr H Sklpworth, 

 Prmoess, Mi- Arthur Large, Jessie, Mr Walter Potts, Bess. 



Mickey 

 He. ben 

 C11TI 



■id. Mr 



ciar- 



sPai 



Spa l 



rldgi 



(bl 



Fred Elston 

 Mr Arthur 11 Easter 

 «ass .-,-:. spaniel 

 Beverly Bee ; 2d, M 



Sffle, 



iMOhMi; -id, Mt Willi 

 Tancrcd, Mi-AEJai 



Class 54. spaniel. 

 gin. Floss; 2d, Mr Tl 

 GwladYsand Morgmna, ,ur v t ,m™ 

 Foil. 



Class 05. Uaehshiiiids ii'eu.,. l;-,l:s- 

 h c, Mr Wm E Lltt. Malt; c. Mr C F Hi 



Class 51;. Dachshunds (red), bhclie 

 Mr N C A JNevllle : li c, J and W II Ch 



Class "" 



lated) ..".rs— MrE G Ear 



He; v ll c." Lieut-Col C J 



u ,-. ;;,--.- WSericr-ntson. 



,,' - -- -k d M,,.- -, ,-, ,..,._ e.ii, , ; ,, _, :, .- e,ei, 

 G FSmuri hwalle, Dr Maioue and Garry 



anlels, hliches— 1st, withheld; M, MrGF 

 .,- tor than Irish), dogs and bltchcs-tst, 



, i . his's— 1st, A E aud II Parkinson, 

 .-rail i Viavw! 11. Duke: v Jj c, H S Holfoid, 

 s. Baron; b .-..' i;.t a G Peooke, Fred, Mi- 

 tels, bitches— 1st, K S Hoirord, Ruby ; 'in, 

 rv 11: v li c. Mr tie. bert Moser, LoU 

 s. brers- -1st, A E and id Parkinson, ebarn- 

 ■I G Ganion, Max; v h c, C and J G Gamou, 



is. hltchcK-iist, c and J G Gamon, Mantle 



all; vhc, Mr'jelm c Phillips. PeireJ 

 M:j. does— mi, Mr Joseph Royie, Zulu; 2d, 



Bevony Bob; e, -ir James t-'renie. Young i;,dj. 



(black), hitches -1st. Mr Arthur II Easten, 

 J K Whittle, y s, Sukey ; h e, Vlr James Freme, 



'other than Mack), does— 1st. Mr 11 B Spihglh, 

 1 Vi.n Wait, Uon Pedro; v h c, Mr W Van Wart. 

 ;er. Sailor. 



(Other than olnck), bitches— 1st, Mr H P. Spur- 

 ns :e ,1 n eel;,-,, .ear, re Ilnvuii; h -, Mr Jas Freme, 

 pa, Mr A E Jagger, Jessie, c and J G. Gamon, 



,, Ml- W II Strlck, Zadklel; v 

 ry, Zero. 



-ist, Mrs Price, Neva; v h e, 

 ;es. Prudence. 



I— 1st, Mr Enoch Hut- 



fl), bitches— 1st, Jlr Harry 

 F> -Howes, Jill. 



foreign sporting dogs not elassmed— 1st, 

 i ■ sp, inlel, General: Hi, Mr G de Landre 

 tomano ; :-d, Mr Walter M Musgrave, si 

 f h c, Mr George R ISrehl,'B assert hound, 



wvisioN a— yoKf-spoRTiKU dogs. 

 Class 60. Mastiffs, champion class, dogs and bitches— 1st, Miss 



H : I:.:',-, ieru 



class M. Mastiffs, docs— 1st and Spratt's cup, Mr Mark Beaufoy, 

 Prince Regent \ 2d, Mr Uenry C Joplln, Vulcan ; Sd, Mr Joseph Bat- 



~ Mastltfs, bitches— 1st, Mr M beaufoy, Princess Royal 



SM0ITI-, IJiirhei-n I IT; .,,1, VI li Ah-,. oil, eiiia'is el Geo 



, DO 



VlaCiuoa, bas.se.lt hound, 



'oerl.-m wolf hound, Marke], 

 i-mo-d., -Paris. 



2d: Mr Jai 



Monk; -2d, Mr Williau 



Class 0T. St IJernan 

 tine, Ida; 2d, Mr Rich 



ela-sos. iNewroun 

 Mr Edwin Nichols, Tii 



Class on. Newfoun 

 grave, Juno. 

 " Class to. Sheep tic 

 J as Ids-Sell, Charleim 



MrGEEdw'ardes-Ke 



Fov 



Cl.n 



ih and smooth coated), champion class, 

 le Landre Macdona, F 11 G s, bayard . 

 - , ii. fj. igs— 1st. Mr T II Goodwdn, 

 ti ble ; i i, Mr. G de Landre Macdona; B 



ugh coated), bltches-lst, Mr wni Tat- 



lver, Bernie. 



ioth coated), .dogs— 1st, Mr Frank Brock. 



:■:■. ■:■---..- i'-ii), bltches-lst, Mr Jas Valen- 



dogs— i-t, s'\V Wlldman, Bsfl, Lion; 2d, 



bitches -1st, withheld; 2d, Mr W'niMus- 



logs, champion class, dogs and bitches— 1st, Mr 



'M I mi Ma, short tailed), dogs and bitches— 1st, 



logs (rough), dogs— ist, Mr James Blssell, Fox; 

 I, Clydesdale ; iff, Mr Alfred T Eiueiy, Darnley. 

 ots (rough), bitches— is!, mi- C H Wheeler, Noma. 



i.M'li, 1-line', . 



(ig-s (siiionth), dogs— Both prizes withheld. 



ogs (smoolh), bltches-lst, Mr Ai-thur H Eastern, 



cmlili, Alllldlul. 



bins, champion class, clogs and bitches— 1st, Mr 



logs i ad bitches— 1st, Mr Harry F Sparrov?, 



is. chamolon class, dogs and bitches -1st and 

 champion Venom, 

 ogs— ist, Mr John WllUum Qur- 

 ishall, Caesar. 

 lies— 1st, Mr Geo Raper, Bedowa; 



spiatr's cup. Mr Richard J Hartley, . 



Class T'.i. Bulldogs eo ,-r-n. lb.-, d 



nev. Glaci.stoi.ekoft'; ad. Mr John Hei 



moss su. Dulldogs over :-5 lbs, hue 

 id. vis l;;hi: M 1 1 1 i a r : i yii-uej . Dins,,. 



Class 81. Bulldogs under dh lbs, nogs— 1st, Mr John Hall, Young 

 Slasher; 2d, Mr John Brettell Wilkes. Punch. 



class .si. Bulldogs niiib.-i' 31 lbs. blMlies- isi, VI.- William Uorsfteld, 

 fmclii-S:-,: 2d, Mr W G Maybcw, Empr. ---.. 



Class S3. Bull ten' 



Boss; 2d. Mr George 

 Class s.i. Bull ten 



Hartley, Magnet; id, 



',., ;ti .'.- idjMxKlnnai 



Class, so Bull terr) 



ray, lee 



WO 



\\u 



Hill and A! 



Class. 31. 

 Mr WllUan 



Class 93. 



Mr Tom B 1 



laSS 93, 



Rhode 





Clai 



.94. 



ist, Mr Mark i 



Class 91. TJ 

 Ashton, Mac; 





Car: . _ 



Class lea. Aberdeen te 

 Grip; 2d. withheld. 



CiasslW. Wire halreii 



anee: 'id, Mr William Car 



Class lid. Wire halrce 



and Edward Jaquet, Char 



die. 



c lass 105. Scotch ten 



Yorkshire 



ter, Bradford Hen.; 2d, 



Mass--... Pi anl 



Mi TomBSw 



: . -, 



Clas3l03. Vugs, dog^ 

 mund Field, snu 



eke,- 110. l'n -. 



L Sheffield, So.-o; 

 class in, mm 



r William Astor, Jr, 



'. >, , hi ,-^.ijrii James 



, violet. 



,t, Mr Edward Hood, 



c,Mr J Muuton Jafi- 



.:■-!: .,i:,i tan), dogs— 

 ■ tirlfv, sefion. 



■,,, -I,,-,. 

 Jaffray, Ducnesa 

 ogs -1st, Mr Joseph 



hltches-lst, Messrs 

 . .; ,•- Belie. 

 ,„.-. and bin-hen -ist, 

 lib. nne, switch. 

 igs and bitches— ,st. 



ndbltBhes- k, 



r: zu, .mi- i Mm ,-,-,;, e umilligha.10, Veinls. 

 CUer Gun prlei: ■ _--r-. ine-. ai d bitehes- 



it terriers, dogs— 1st, Captain Howai-tu 



ii ren-iers, bnc.i. ■-_.— 1st, Mr Joseph Fin- 

 ders, dogs -1st, Mr Abraham Armstrong, 

 lers, bitches— 1st, Mr Q A Koch, tin Is; -id, 

 ig f-i:-t. Messrs E B Carey, M D, and T s 

 bitches— 1st, Messrs it B Carey, M D, and 

 ers,' dogs and bliches-ist, Mr Thomas 

 8TS, dogs and bitches— 1st, Mr John Milne, 

 rtj_i.se, Mr R.elv.rd Hall, Bal- 



ck, J 



Turk II. 



■r-,, dogs and Oltcnes-AU prizes, wltbheltL 

 ai le.-s. dogs and oltches-lst, ilrs M A ITofi- 



a"nlaus, dogs and hitches— Ist, Mr HentJ Ward, 

 I Swinburne, Scoff. 



CUBS j doss and bitches— 1st, Airs Law- 



dogs-lst, Mr David Caddlck, Duke II; 2d, Mr Ed- 

 3d, Mr m \ Talibv, Sambo 



tches-lslMrs M A Fosiee, Jennie; 2d, Mr. William 

 1, MrJ H Whittle, v ?.. Belle Petite. 

 . , - - ,ni latches— rat, Air James Jacohs, Lottie; 



."'greyhounds, dogs and bitches:— 1st, Mr William 

 ise; 2d, Rev Alfied W Caller, Tito, 

 _ Jin spaniels, d.i^s and bitebes-lst, Mr? Lawrence 

 id, Mrs E F Pophom, Flossie II; 3d, Mr iiaiauel 



Clan 



Cl.:.ss 



Booth, 



Scrimshaw, Jack. 

 Class 114. King Charles spaniels, dogs and Wtonea— 1st, Mrs M _ 



