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856 sco DEVON SHIRE. [ KELLY's Scott Misses, 2 B~th ter. 'l'eignmouth Cariton & Tr:1vellPrs' clubs, London; Setten Wm. 2 Castle Park ter.Exmth Scott Herbert, rB Abington road, Vic­ & BPrt house, A thy, Kildare Serpell Mrs. 3 Lonsdale villas, College toria p~rk, Plymouth Searle Wm. M.g Salisbury rd.Plymth road, Mannamead, Plymouth Scott :Miss, Rounton house, Torquay Seaton Rev. William, Rectory, .Ash­ Sershall Herbert P.2 Wolseley terrace, road, Paignton ford, Barnstaple Houndiscombe road, Plymouth Scott Mrs. Brondesbury, Thurlow hill, Seaton William Scoresby,Lloyd's Bank Setter Eli, 46 Black Boy rd. Exeter Torquay· honse, Fore street, Kingsbridge Sevier Rev. William .Tames M . .!. Par­ Scott Mrs. 33 Polsloe rd.Heavitree,Extr Seaward Miss,Fore st.N. 'l'awton R. S.O sonage, Avonwick, Sth. Brent R.S.O Scott Mrs. I6 Saltram terrace, Ridge­ Seaward Robert J<:swortby, Kerrison, Seward W.sPlaymoor vils.Pinhoe,Extr way, Plympton St. Mary A.lphington rd. St. Thomas, Exeter Sewell Mrs. Eden dene, Hermosa rd. Scott Ro bert Henry, 9 Playmoor villas, Sebeare D. F.q Diamond av.Plymth Teignmouth Pinhoe, Exeter Seccombe Sir Thomas Lawrence Sewell Rowlnnd, 24 Cross Park terrace, Scott S.::\"" .Elmleigb,Plymstock,Plymth G.O.I.E., K.C. S.I., C. B. Sheridnn, Heavitree, Exeter Scott S. W. I3 Tothill road, Plymouth Knowles hill, Newton Abbot Sewell William, Sunnvside,• North Scott T. Azile vil.Devonshire pi. Exeter Seccombe Mrs. 44 Hill Park crescent, Down road, Bideford Plymouth Sexton L. E. rg Portland sq.Plymonth . Scott Thos . .A. Sommers, Torrs cot • Torrs park, Ilfracombe. T N 30 Seccombe 1\irs. 3 r Oxford pi. Plymth Sexton Louis, 17 Collings park,Higher .Scott William Gifiord M.ll. 13 Devon Seeker Miss, Southlnnds, llabba­ Compton, Plymouth square, Kewton .Abbot combe road, Babbacombe, 'l'orquny Seyfert Julius, II Ebberly lawn, Bear Scott-Barber Wm. P. The Freak, Woody Secomb Pete-r Thomas, Rosemount, IS street, Barnstaple bay, -:\Iartinhoe, Barnstaple Mount Plensant road, Exeter Seymer Mrs. Upham house, Keyberry Bcougill Charles, Vicarage, Yarns­ Secretan Rev. William Woodhouse, park, Newton ~<lbbot combe, Umberleigh R.S.O l'alace gate, Exeter Seymonr V en. Albert Eden M.A.Vicar­ Scragg Rev. Samuel M . .A.Westbourne, Seg-nr .Alfred, Ringslade, Highweek, ag-e, Chittlehampt<m, Umberleigh Central avenue, Paignton Newton ~"-bbot R.S.O Scratton Daniel Robert D.L., J.P.Og­ Segar SI. 37 Devon sq.Newton Abbot Seymour Alfred, 16 Channel View ter­ race, Plymouth well house, Ogwell, Newton .Abbot Selby E., D.A.Kelly college,Tavistoclr • Screech Miss, 4 Turret grove, Mut- Selby Sidney, Whitehall, Kilmington, Seymonr Chas. J.W.Duke st.Dartmth ley, Plymouth · .Axminster Scymour E.J.I8St.Aubyn st.Devnprt Scrimgeour J. S. Natsworthy, Wide­ Seldon .Artbur Frederick, Raleigh, Seymour Geo.4 Castle Park ter.Exmth combe-in-the-Moor,Ashbnrtn. R.S.O Pilton, Barnstnple Seymour J.E-4oDesborongh rd.Plymth .Scriven Frederick, Sid bank, Salcombe Seldon Edwin, n Fort ter. Barnstaple Seymour Miss, 1 & 2 Headland vill:ls, Regis, Sidmouth Seldon Robert, 3 Lamorna pl. Morice Ta.vistock road, Plymouth· Sr.riven Mrs. 8 I St. Brannock's ro~d, To>~"n, Devonport Seymour Miss, Holcombe cottage, Hol­ Ilfr:'lcombe Seldon T. ',ferries, Hatherleigh R S.O combe, Dawlish Scud~more John, m Garfield terrace, Seldon William Bretton, Dulany, Seymour T. H.Bo nlack Boy rd.Exeter Torhay road, Paignton Ah!Jotsham road, Dideford Shabley Samuel, Beach villa, Torquay Scudder Mrs. 62 Polsloe road, Heavi- Sell Mrs. ro Hill Park cres. Plvmouth • road, Newton Abbot tree, Exeter Selleck Geo. H.z Green bank,Plymth Shaddock John, 15 Seaton avenue, Seaborne Mrs. Watcombe hall,'l'orquay Sellek Mark, 75 Park road, Polsloe rd. Mutley, Plymouth Seage Geo. 68 Black Boy rrl. Exeter Henvitree, Exeter Sharldock William Cane, Byrntirion, .SengL' J ohn,43 Green bank avenue,Lip- SeUek Miss, r Clifton pi. Sidmouth Seymour av. Mannamead, Plymouth son road, Plymouth Sellek Mrs. High street, Sidmouth Shanks Chief Paymstr.H.Hardy Preist Seage Mrs.5Clifton rd.Newtown,Exetr Seller Samuel Anning, Stafford house, R.N. Swilley lo. Swilley,Stoke,Dvnpt .Seager l\Iiss, 65 West st. Tavistock Colyford, Axminster Sh~nks H. I3 Argyle ter. Plymouth Sealc Sir John Henry bart. D.L., J.P. Sellick F. 40 Tieatrice aven. Plymouth Shannon Alfred, rB St. Hilary terrace, Norton park, Dartmouth SeUick .Tames, Castle villa, Plympton Stoke, Devonport .Scale .Miss, Manor house, South town, St. Maurice Shannon Mrs. Heightley, Warren rd. Darhnouth Sellick Miss, 35 St. Pet11r st. Tiverton Torquny Se;Jle-Hayne Right Hon. Charles P.C., Sellick Mrs-42 Powderham cres.Exeter Shnpcote Fleet-Paymaster Charles A., M.P.; J.P. Kingswenr castle, Dart­ Sellwood Fr~nk, East view,Cullompton R . .X. 9 Mount Edgecumbe terr~ce, mouth & Pitt ,house, Ohnrlleigh, Sellwood William Ewings, 7 Glouces- Stoke, Devonport Knighton; & 6 Upper Belgrave st. ter road, Newton ~"-bbot Shapcote Chief-Pnymaster Francis .Tn. & Reform club, London SW Selmon .John Ford, Trusham villa,Lip­ Peake R.X. 9 Havelock ter. Stoke, Sealy Rev. Robert Walpole M.A..Vicar­ son road, Plymouth Devonport age, .Abbotsham, Bideford Selvey William, 53 Park road, Polsloe Sh~pcott A. 5 Restormel ter.Plymouth Sealy Mrs. Kentisknowle, Kent's rd. road, Heavitree, Exeter Shapcott F. J. 46 Longbrook st.Exetr Torquay Selway Hy. 36 Culverland rd. Exeter Shapcott Henry, Greta bank, Ashmill, Searle Edwin Henry, 16 Kingsley rd. Selwood l\fr~. East cliff, Budleigh Sal­ South Molton Mutley, Plymouth tertun S.O Shapcott Mrs. 4I Connaught avenue, Searle Francis, St. Petrox, Ronndham Selw[]orl Thomas D. Oak villa, Yelver­ Plymouth Hill road, Paignt<ln ton R.S.O Shapland A. E. Church ho. St. h. Moltnn Searle Frederick A.. High st. llideford Selwyn H. Jasper, Rbyll manor & Shapland Adam Fras. T. Withycomhe Searle Geo. r.) Portl~nd sq. Plymouth HiglJer tmvn. East A.nstey, Dulver­ ho. Withycombe Raleigh, Exmouth Searle G.C.g Bolton st.BrixhnmR.S.O ton H.S.O. Somerset Shapland .Arthur, 6 Oomrie crescent, Searle Henry, Prospect villa, Stoke Scmple Henry Frederick, I West ter­ Queen's road, St. TI:Jomas, Rxeter Gabriel, Totnes race, Budleigh Salterton S. 0 Shapland Edward Richard,B~y mount, Searle James, Mount Pleasant, Sea­ Semple Mrs. 29 Percy ter. E:xmouth The Downs, Babbacombe, Torqu~y ton, .Axmins ter Sendey Henry, Hill house, Ridgeway, Shapland James, 14 Church road, St. Searle ,John, z Korthfield plCJce, Heavi- Plympton St. :\Iary Thomas, Exeter tree, Exeter Senior OJl. Thomas Palmer O.B.Rose- Shapland John Dee, Burnside, Wilhy· Searle John, 31 Tothill rd. Plymouth land, Fore street, Heavitree, Exeter combe Raleigh, Exmouth Searle John P. IS Dicton st. Exmouth Senior Rev. Fredk. South st. A:xminster Shapland John Dee, jun. M . .A., M.D. Searle M. I Station rd.Mutley,Plymth Senior Wm. Bodmin st. Holsworthy Alma house, Beacon hill, Exmouth Se~ule Miss, Greta villa, Avenue rd. Sennett Geo. II Beatrice av. Plymouth Shapland Miss, Blakesville, North Mol­ Torquay Sennett Mrs. I Gordon ter. Plymouth ton, South Molton Searle Miss, 2 Raleigh ter. Exmouth Sercombe George, Fore street, Shal- Shapland Miss, Elmfield house, llick­ Searle Miss, The Cottage, Dittisham, don, Teignmouth ington, Barnstaple Dartmouth Sercombe H. C. Cathedral yd. Exeter Shapland ::\Iiss, 15 Queen's terrace, St. Searle Mrs. 7 Conway road, Paignton Sergison John, 24 Sid well st. Exeter David's, Exeter Searle Mrs. Mount Hermon, 'Varberry Serle Rev. Samw~l Thomas, Rectory, Shapland Miss, The Shrubbery, South road west, Torquay Sowton, Exeter Molton ~earle Mrs. Radway lodge, Sidmouth Serle Henry, I2 Hill's view, Barn.staple f;hapland William Henry, Albyns,Bear Searle Mrs. San Clare, Totnes road, Sermon Edwanl Henry, Ash Hill gro. street road, Darnstaple Paignton Ash Hill road, Torquay Sbapley :Edwarrl .John, Albion, Suls­ Searle Richd. B. llexley, Dnrtmouth Sermon Edward Henry, Wretham, brough road, Torquay Searle W. Thomas, 34 Hill Park cres­ Thurlow hill, Torquay Shnpley Edward Spencer, Devonia, cent, Plymouth Sermon Frank, I Hatfield terrace,Hat­ Vane hill, Torquay Searle W. F. 2 Greenbank av.l'lymth neld road. Torquay Sh;tplPy John, Albion, Solsbrough rd. Seaton Right Hon. Lord D.L., J.P. Serpell Effmgham Wilson,Ig Hill Park C!Jelston, 'l'orqnay Beechwood, Sparkwell, Plympton ; crescent, Plymouth ShaplPy~Irs.sg Queen st.KewtouAbbot .
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    Sheep Section Results - 2018 SECTION: BELTEX SHEEP CLASS: S0001/0312 AGED RAM Placing Exhibitor Catalogue No. Livestock Name 1 Mrs C L Elworthy, Exeter, Devon (3) 2 Mrs C L Elworthy, Exeter, Devon (4) 3 Miss T Cobbledick, Bude, Cornwall (2) 7 L & V Gregory, Launceston, Cornwall (5) SECTION: BELTEX SHEEP CLASS: S0001/0313 SHEARLING RAM Placing Exhibitor Catalogue No. Livestock Name 1 Mrs C L Elworthy, Exeter, Devon (10) 2 L & V Gregory, Launceston, Cornwall (12) 3 Mrs C L Elworthy, Exeter, Devon (11) 4 Mr S & Mrs G Renfree, Liskeard, Cornwall (20) 7 Mrs M A Heard & Mr G J Garland, Wiveliscombe, Somerset (15) SECTION: BELTEX SHEEP CLASS: S0001/0314 AGED EWE TO HAVE REARED A LAMB IN 2018 Placing Exhibitor Catalogue No. Livestock Name 1 Miss A H & Mrs S Payne, Newquay, Cornwall (27) 2 Miss A H & Mrs S Payne, Newquay, Cornwall (28) 3 Miss J M Lapthorne, Plymouth, Devon (26) 4 L & V Gregory, Launceston, Cornwall (23) 7 Mrs M A Heard & Mr G J Garland, Wiveliscombe, Somerset (24) ROYAL CORNWALL SHOW 2018 - SHEEP SECTION RESULTS 08 June 2018 Page 1 of 63 SECTION: BELTEX SHEEP CLASS: S0001/0315 SHEARLING EWE Placing Exhibitor Catalogue No. Livestock Name 1 Mr H Williams, Llangadog, Carmarthenshire (49) 2 Mrs M A Heard & Mr G J Garland, Wiveliscombe, Somerset (38) 3 Mr S & Mrs G Renfree, Liskeard, Cornwall (47) 4 Mrs C L Elworthy, Exeter, Devon (34) 5 L & V Gregory, Launceston, Cornwall (36) 6 Mr S & Mrs G Renfree, Liskeard, Cornwall (48) 7 Mr H Williams, Llangadog, Carmarthenshire (50) SECTION: BELTEX SHEEP CLASS: S0001/0316 RAM LAMB Placing Exhibitor Catalogue No.