The Shorthorn Herds of England 1885 6 7
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Wilkinson, of Lenton, were in Mr. How's possession previous to 1876, and a couple of months before his last sale, Mr. J. C. Toppin's herd coming in the market, he repurchased Lily, sold at his first sale, and Lancaster Belle, a pair of large framed useful dairy cattle, the latter being by Mr. Downing's Norman Fame 34922. Welcome Marie represents a good milking heavy fleshed sort, known as the Welcomes, and tracing to a cow named Welcome Mary, possessing only a short pedigree, but with three of ...the late Mr. E. Booth's best bulls contained in it.
An eight miles drive from Broughton brings us to the county town, a dozen miles on the Kettering and Cambridge line finds us at Kimbolton, and between two and three more we are in the Park belonging to His Grace the Duke of Manchester, examining the first portion of the herd. Shorthorns have been connected with Kimbolton since 1849, animals being purchased from Mr. Beauford and Mr. Ladds. Fashion began to assert itself about twenty years later, when Wild Eyes Duke 36007, was bought at Winterfold, and 284 SHORTHORN HERBS OF ENGLAND.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wilkinson, of Lenton, were in Mr. How's possession previous to 1876, and a couple of months before his last sale, Mr. J. C. Toppin's herd coming in the market, he repurchased Lily, sold at his first sale, and Lancaster Belle, a pair of large framed useful dairy cattle, the latter being by Mr. Downing's Norman Fame 34922. Welcome Marie represents a good milking heavy fleshed sort, known as the Welcomes, and tracing to a cow named Welcome Mary, possessing only a short pedigree, but with three of ...the late Mr. E. Booth's best bulls contained in it.
An eight miles drive from Broughton brings us to the county town, a dozen miles on the Kettering and Cambridge line finds us at Kimbolton, and between two and three more we are in the Park belonging to His Grace the Duke of Manchester, examining the first portion of the herd. Shorthorns have been connected with Kimbolton since 1849, animals being purchased from Mr. Beauford and Mr. Ladds. Fashion began to assert itself about twenty years later, when Wild Eyes Duke 36007, was bought at Winterfold, and 284 SHORTHORN HERBS OF ENGLAND.
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