Water-spaniels (Irish) were a small lot, in which Messrs. Langdale, Skidmore, and C. H. Mason were the winners with Limerick, Barney, and Patsey. The only prize awarded in Other Water-spaniels was to Mr. J. Bishop's Dash.

In Clumber Dogs Mr. W. Arkwright was first and second with Lapis and Looby, Mr. Hine third with Flush. In Bitches Mr. A. W. Langdale won with Libnah, and was first in Sussex Dogs and Bitches with Batchelor and Lizzie, Mr. H. B. Spurgin being second in Dogs (with Pilgrim), and Mr. H. Hawkins third (with Rover III.).

In Other Spaniels Messrs. Arnold's Buccleuch and Mr. A. H. Easten's Brush were placed equal firsts in Dogs, Mr. T. Jacobs being first (with Negress), and Mr. A. H. Easten second (with Bona) in Bitches.

One hundred and fifty-two Smooth Fox-terriers were entered. The winners in Champion Class for Dogs were Messrs. Hyde's Buffett, Burbidge's Nimrod, and Theo. Bassett's Spot. In Bitch class Mr. Fred. Burbidge's Dorcas and Nettle were first and third, divided by Mr. J. H. Murchison's Olive, who had a wonderful career. In a large class for Dogs under 18 lb. the winners were Mr. F. Burbidge (with Royal), Mr. G. W. Brewis (with Tip), Mr. J. Hopkinson (with Little Buffet), and Mr. R. B. Lee (with Gripper). In Dogs over 18 lb. Mr. F. Burbidge was first and third with Bitters and Buff, Mr. J. H. Murchison coming between with Forceps. In Bitches under 17 lb. the winners were Mr. C. T. Abbott's Fan, Mr. J. J. Pirn's Grace, Mr. J. H. Murchison's Clara, and Mr. J. H. Thackrey's Ruby. In Bitches over 17 lb. the prizes were taken by Mr. J. H. Murchison's Natty, Mr. P. Brewis's Frisky, and Mr. F. Burbidge's Popsy. In a large Dog Puppy Class Mr. Theo. Bassett's afterwards well-known Brockenhurst Sting, then a puppy of eleven months, won, followed by Mr. C. T. Abbott's Restless. In Puppy Bitches Mr. F. Redmond won with Daisy, Mr. J. H. Murchison coming second with Clove.

In the Champion Class for Wire-hairs Mr. George F. Richardson's Bramble won, followed by Mr. W. Carrick's Venture. In Open Wire-haired Dogs Mr. Jack Terry won with Gorse (about whom there was afterwards so much question, probably remembered by many of my readers, after he left his breeder's hands), second going to Mr. P. Brewis's Cleveland Laddie, and third to Mr. T. Farries' Topper. In Bitches the prizes went to Mr. A. Fitzroy's Madge and Mr. Carrick's Vixen.

In Rough-coated Sheep-dogs Mr. G. G. L. Macpherson's Hero took the prize in Champion Class. In Open Rough Dogs first prize was given to Mr. C. H. Mason's Carlyle, second to Messrs. Hothersall and Bamber's Bob, and equal third to Mr. Wildman's Marcus, Mr. W. W. Thomson's Laird, and Mr. E. Brough's Bob. In Open Bitches the winners were Mr. S. E. Shirley (with Hornpipe), Mr. W. W. Thomson (with Bess), and Mr. M. C. Ashwin (with Watch).

In Smooth Collies the winners were Mr. Howard Mapplebeck's Fan and Lizzie and Mr. T. Swinburne's Lassie.

In a small entry of Dalmatians the winners were Mr. J. Fawdry (with Captain) and Mr. R. Lloyd Price (with Tom Crib).

In Bull-dogs over 55 lb. Mr. W. H. Petrie's Noble won. In Medium-sized Dogs Mr. Philip Rust was first with the fawn dog Sancho Panza (so long afterwards owned by Mr. S. E. Shirley), followed by Messrs. Verrinder's Slenderman and St. John Smyth's Alexander. In Medium Bitches Mr. Harry Layton won with Venom, the shapely brindle so long afterwards shown by Mr. R. J. Hartley, followed by Messrs. George Raper's Rainbow and Browse's Busy. In Small Dogs Captain Holdsworth's Doon Brae (who had such a victorious career) was first, with Mr. Bowman's Top second, and Mr. C. G. Paterson's Scamp third. In Small Bitches Mr. W. Oliver's white Rozelle (afterwards and until her death in possession of the writer, with whom she was a great favourite) was first, second prize going to Mr. Robert Fulton's Rose.

In Large-sized Bull-terriers the order was Messrs. Tredinnick's Young Turk, Alfred George's Duke, and his Bill George equal thirds with Wigram's Sallust. In Medium-sized Mr. Dickson's Cremorne won, with Mr. J. T. Simpson's Turk second; and in Small-sized, not over 16 lb., the winners were Mr. A. H. Lovey's Pegasus and Mr. C. Steam's Sting.

There was a small entry of Bedlingtons, in which Mr. Wenforth's Newcastle Lad and Mr. D. Ross's Flint were the winners.

An entry of eight Irish Terriers found the winners in Dr. Carey's Spuds and Mr. W. Graham's Moya Doolan.

Smooth-haired Terriers were a poor entry, in which Messrs. Mather's Vril and Hughes's Young Joe were the winners.

In Large Black-and-tan Terriers Mr. Mapplebeck won with Jet, Mr. Mather was second with Viper, and Mr. Swinburne third with Belcher. In Small-sized ditto the winners were found in Messrs. Mapplebeck's Queen III., Pitt's Baffler II., and J. H. Mather's Speculation.

In Drop-eared Skyes Mr. James Pratt was first and second with Corrie and Toddy, Captain V. Hatton third with Bee. In Prick-eared Skyes Messrs. F. H. Vicary's Monarch was first, Ross's Burdett second, and Boulton's Jack third.

In Dandie Dinmont Dogs Mr. Locke's Doctor was first, followed by Mr. W. W. Reid's Grip and Warlock II. - three showy and typical specimens. In Dandie Bitches Captain Brownlow's Nell won, with Mr. G. Sharp's Wasp next in order.

Yorkshire Terriers were few in number. Mrs. M. A. Foster (with Smart) was first, Admiral Sir G. Giffard second (with Cosie).

Dachshunds had an entry of over forty in all classes. The winners in Black-and-tan Dogs not over 11 in. high were Messrs. Schuller, Weyman, Buchanan, and Rev. J. D. Peake. In Black-and-tan Bitches not over 10 in. high the prizes went to Messrs. Schuller, Weyman, and Buchanan. In Other than Black-and-tan Dogs under 11 in. high Mr. W. Arkwright was first and second with Otto and Xaverl, Mr. W. Doyland being third with Hocke. In Other than Black-and-tan Bitches not over 10 in. high the Rev. G. F. Loveil's Pixie won, with Mr. Arkwright's Schlavin second. In Large Dachshunds (Dogs and Bitches) the winners were Rev. G. F. Lovell's Schlupferle and Mr. Arkwright's Olga.

Pomeranians were badly supported. Messrs. Hothersall and Bamber won with Nero, Mr. Kentish following with Jacko, and Mr. Fawdry third with Topsy.

Lady Diana Huddlestone won with her Mossoo in a mixed class of Poodles, Mrs. Compton coming next with Kaiser and Grafin.

About thirty Pugs appeared in three classes. Mr. Lewis's Sootey was first in Dogs, with Miss Jaquet's Turn Turn second, and Mrs. Monck's Sambo third. In Bitches Mrs. Monck won with Luna, Mr. Cook was second with Juliet, and Miss Lock third with Judy. In Puppies Miss Lock was second with Turn Turn, and Miss K. Taylor first with Young Snub.

Lady Giffard took first and second in Maltese Terriers, and Mrs. Monck third.

Blenheim and King Charles Spaniels had one class each. In the former the winners were Mr. Wildman's Duke of Bow, Mrs. Popham's Frisk, and Mr. Garwood's Young Duke. In the latter Mr. Garwood's Prince was followed by Mrs. Monck's Victory and Mrs. Wildman's Fancy.

Mrs. Day and Messrs. H. S. Foster and W. Bruce took all the prizes in Italian Greyhounds.

In Toy Terriers the winners were Messrs. Mapplebeck, Fulton, and Wassell in Smooths; in Roughs Mrs. Monck was first and second, to Mr. A. Boulton's third.

Mr. Ray's Blood-hounds and Mr. T. Jacobs's Black Spaniels won in Sporting Puppies. Mr. G. A. Smith's St. Bernards and Mr. C. Thorpe's Blenheims won in Non-Sporting Puppies. Mr. W. M. Chinnery and Lady Emily Peel won in Collie Puppies.