. History of Hereford cattle : proven conclusively the oldest of improved breeds . Hereford cattle. HISTOEY OF HEREFORD CATTLE 85 sires that his Grace's profile should appear on the reverse side of the club's medals, and that his Grace be requested to sit to W. Wyon, Esq., R. A., of her Majesty's Mint^ for the prepara- tion of a ; 1851. Resolved, That in future the cattle be classified according to breed. That all notices of motion be delivered to the honorary secretary on or before the last day on which certificates are to be received. That a copy be sent by the secretary to each mem
. History of Hereford cattle : proven conclusively the oldest of improved breeds . Hereford cattle. HISTOEY OF HEREFORD CATTLE 85 sires that his Grace's profile should appear on the reverse side of the club's medals, and that his Grace be requested to sit to W. Wyon, Esq., R. A., of her Majesty's Mint^ for the prepara- tion of a ; 1851. Resolved, That in future the cattle be classified according to breed. That all notices of motion be delivered to the honorary secretary on or before the last day on which certificates are to be received. That a copy be sent by the secretary to each member stating the meeting at which such mo- tion is to be considered, etc. 1852. The cattle were classified into distinct breeds, viz., Herefords, Devons, Shorthorns, Scotch, Welsh or Irish; other pure breeds, cross or mixed breeds. A committee reported its recommendation to add poultry to the show, but it was subsequently found that the space would not admit of it. 1853. Resolved, That it shall be incumbent on the exhibitors and breeders of animals ex- hibited at the Smithfield Club's shows to prove the correctness of their certificates, if called upon by the stewards to do so. Separate classes were formed for Welsh cat- tle. (II 69) 1851. His Royal Highness, Prince Albert, his Royal Highness, the Prince of Wales, and his Royal Highness, Prince Alfred, honored the show by visiting it. Resolved, That in future'the ages of animals be calculated to a fixed date, viz., the first of December. That the judges give in a reserve number in each class, in case of prize animal being dis- qualified. That in future no person be eligible to be elected a steward unless he shall have been a member of the club three years. That in future steam engines, etc., may be exhibited down stairs. 1855. Resolved, That for the future, in extra stock long-wools, and also short-wools, there be a silver inedal for the best wether sheep, and another for the best £we. That in future members who shall have paid
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