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**[[Ruston, Proctor and Co]], of Lincoln. | **[[Ruston, Proctor and Co]], of Lincoln. | ||
**[[Ransomes and Sims]]. | **[[Ransomes and Sims]]. | ||
**[[Tuxfords]], of Boston. | **[[William Tuxford and Sons|Tuxfords]], of Boston. | ||
**[[Richard Hornsby and Sons | Hornsby and Sons]], of Grantham. | **[[Richard Hornsby and Sons|Hornsby and Sons]], of Grantham. | ||
**[[Richard Garrett and Sons | Garrett and Sons]], of Suffolk. | **[[Richard Garrett and Sons|Garrett and Sons]], of Suffolk. | ||
**[[Marshall, Sons and Co]], of Gainsborough. | **[[Marshall, Sons and Co]], of Gainsborough. | ||
**[[Brown and May]], of Devizes. | **[[Brown and May]], of Devizes. | ||
Revision as of 08:24, 28 April 2014
The 1862 Smithfield Club Cattle Show was held on the 8th December in the Agricultural Hall at Islington.
Exhibitors:[1]
- Clayton Shuttleworth and Co, of Lincoln.
- Aveling and Porter, of Rochester.
- Robey and Co, of Lincoln.
- Smith Brothers, of Thrapstone.
- Coleman and Son, of Chelmsford.
- John Fowler.
- James and Frederick Howard.
- Ruston, Proctor and Co, of Lincoln.
- Ransomes and Sims.
- Tuxfords, of Boston.
- Hornsby and Sons, of Grantham.
- Garrett and Sons, of Suffolk.
- Marshall, Sons and Co, of Gainsborough.
- Brown and May, of Devizes.
- Allchin and Sons, of Northampton.
- Barrett, Exall and Andrewes, of Reading.
- Turner, of Ipswich.
- Davey Brothers, of Sheffield.
- Mr. Foster of Lincoln.
- T. W. Ashby, of Stamford.
- Kirby and Barrows, of Banbury.
- J. B. Brown, of Cannon-Street.
See Also
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Sources of Information
- ↑ The Engineer 1862/12/12