Her nest f»nl was n filly, which wns six times shown by Mr Fleming, and was six times first, viz.. twice at Mnobole, twice nt Ayr, onoe at Gla>uow, and once at the Highland Society's Show, held at Edinburgh. She Was then sold to Mr Drew, as a two- year old, for LIOO, who exhibited her through- out Soothmd and England, and never suQerod defont, except from ono of hor own family ; he • lien sold her for SCO guineas. Hor next foal was Prince Charlie, which gained first prize at Maybole, (list at Ayr, and second at Glnstow, He wns then sold as a yearling, at a vory high prioe, to go to New Zealand. His sire, Prinoo Alfred, was bred by Mr Fleming, from his maro, Jean, whioh is snid to have gained more prizes than anj mare in Scotland. Prinoe Alfred gained 3rd priie nl Ayr, as a yonr-oW, and 3rd prize at the same place, and 3rd prize at Glasgow as a two-yoar-old, all of which shows he was competing with the Invinoiblo Prince of Wales; when three yenr« old he was sold to Mr Dnvid Riddlo, Kilbowie, after wl-ich he gainod the Campbell- town premium of £50. Tho General, tho sire of Prince Alfred, wns n\to the sire of Prince of Wales, making Piinoo Charlie and Prinoe of Wales very closely rolated. The excel- lency of this breud is fuither shown from tho fuot that a year-o'd filly got by Prince of Wales brought th* handsome sum of £108, at Mr Fleming's lute sale at Drumburle ; whioh afterwards carried tiway first prize at the Highland Sooiety's Show, held at Stirling in 1873, (he owner refusing to take a loner pr cc than £750 for her. 4s a preof of the superiority of the breed ovor any olher in Scotland, I may mention that at the Highland and Agricultural Show, held ut Perth, 1871, all (he first and second prize winners in the three olusses of Clyder- dale fillies belonged to or wero bred by Mr Fleming, Prince Charlie's dam being the dam of one and tho grimi-dum of four. Prinoe Arthur — full brother to Prince Charlie — took socond prize at the Highland Sooiety's Show, hold at Stirling, 1873, in a class of 36 compe- titors, nnd wns afrorwards sold for 800 guineas to go to Auitrnlia. 