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128 THE GARDENERS CHRONICLE. [N° 8, 
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had been made in the teeth.—Mr. Hill. Why were they altered 
Witness. ps said the He were too large. She wanted her teeth 
il. 
this finid ascends from the: soil and circulates to the very | the deed of conveyance, Dr. Sherbourne appeared primd a facie the 
top of the tree. hang ascent is contrary to the laws of | O¥™S, and the contrary could not be assumed merely, but there 
: s whe interference of the Court. | shorter, (Loud. laughter).—Mr. H itness. And ‘nar. 
gravitation, and how as immediately, produced was rower.—Mr. Clark, dentist, d a patient under such om 
never nara “eagland unt the stances should be visited'every day fora week, in_ordi 
Dutrochet. Tha’ t naturalist established the. fact, 
s ed ‘fa the cells of 
ft 
en 
an i fortable. We mes 2 pet Pp pang et 1, but others 
fe ities wil did, (Laughter).—. en addressed the jury for the defend- 
Hays A the ticker lea nr mes ‘ar om one - a through t.—Mrs. Hodges state was daughter of defendant, and 
x ae ener e composed of went with her to Mr. er mother had then a fi 
th parts of her teeth left. outh was peculiarly small. 
them they i imbibe it readily, because their contents are | adverted to oe; various other ator an oe stated to i one noe “ _ —_ and se = pre Solana that he 
“! lace in the lifetime of ‘the testator, and 01 eh that — shor le it her mouth.—Mr. e make ~ 
thicker than the water ; the liquid pons cane wy aceu- | © : ood oF ticular promise? Mrs. Hodges Yess he said she-wo a be able 
pagel the issue of the question whether th 
He then remarked on the grounds put Ay ateF for 
the will. ‘ere influence was not cient to set aside ag ae 
all wills were ryan under some kind of influence — another, — 
attach: 
pens oat in the the cells, w ich become every moment more 
I. R. 
 Fpolomers Bile.— m gentleman, whose house was 
repairing, 
question was as to the degree of influence. ‘tm Cat Oo eae a 
‘4 d 
and observing a quantity of nails lying abou t, said to the 
legree of influence as to deprive the testator of being the master 
of his own actions—such as fear, or a degre: ee of influence arising 
eo 
, i w, it was to be | (Loud laughter). She coi ot swallow when th teeth were 
mter, ‘‘ Why don’t you take care of these mils! her mouth, (A laugh) —Cross-ex ed. She complained. the 
fein her mouth, Hoa gold an = oe , and she could not tum 
pi! oi certainly belost.” No,” replied the carpenter, 
row'll fin id them all in the ; 
‘The natives of acompos 2 hav 
an instrament which as proeere sounds by jeans dis- 
pleasin . They ap os bet this 
isa a for. the. ae hearing t es m may not be d 
. fact was that one of the codicils, the very codicil which imposed 
more than fifty feet from the instrument. It is formed of | she condition on the heirs-at-law that cer should confirm the 
a bam at least sity S feet in length, fixed in a vertical | devise to Dr. Sherbo months, was in the hand- 
les fe 
in 
for some mi cwiabes). an we ag the “‘teeth im,” she was 
h 
liged to “ike the food a 
whole day, for she could not eat. If she had a meal, she could 
<r get thr ong 4 oops ge ans days she would shen 
teeth for eti 
examined. ae aver: femnaatiys D show her mouth, (A late — 
After some other evidence, the Unde der-Sheriff, in his charge to 
the jury; left it for them to say whether the plaintiff had had the 
opportunity of performing the contract he had entered into, and 
the di Seek pee a fair trial.—The jury found for 
my mouths, sby which the actio n of the tis = a the plaintif i 154, 1 
= } 
very numerous, care is tal 0. pie’ tin S aifferent ATTERSALL’S.—Tu 
The betting was aonilded to a select reaniiog,| and proved exces- 
directions, so that from whatever Point ives d ws it the next assizes at Li 1. He wasthe more satisfied oF 09 —— dull and uninteresting. The only fluctuation of any nio- 
always enters some holes. Larrihe ~~ ff the instrument | tnis direction because Dr. Sherborne, being a man of educati was in Cameleon, who reached 20 to 1, which was taken to 
pots that of the a mo than Lany 0 other | must feel it was due to the other parties that the Clare should ne. The same sum. was laid out in two bets on Eringo, at 18 
ba yee can be co Th tru- | be tried before the expiration of the twelve months wi! which to 1, and as much inone bet on the Rosalie colt, at 16 to 1, at 
nt 0 hich the women ver lav and accom their confirmation of the devise was limited, by. the ‘act codicil. | which three or four were g to invest; the 
me a pay, aa - | The plaintiffs in equity his Lordship directed should be the plain- the close did not inany instance exceed 15 to 1. Coronation was 
pany it waht their voice. Itis formed o ofa joint of t bamboo | tiffs atlaw. The issue was nodoubt on the Soa, and he | mentioned earl afternoon, when 18 to 1 would have been 
consid necessary, in order here should | taken; nothing heard of him afterwards, but we do not 
direction 
be no delay. . He would first mention one — edt if thi 
‘ So san, Tee eng of uh nc | aac Sra i 
tremities o! Cimlehe, which is placed upon the knees. | rais : 
The two — distant cho sound an octave, and the 
Knight 
th so 
bet to a pony agst Paleem: addition was made to the odds 
jast et quoted. baton was waonnk for £50, an’ bie} Ermengardis for 
£100, poner hom ttached to oa eh names 3 and two or three 
others were cebed. Po for petty am: Closing price: 
intermediate one a fifth with the farthest cho A circle ; : + 
pass by it. He would, if the parties ch direct an issue on that ne 
at each extremity = ee Tou-teathe of an inch i in height, wil azo. He toad nese le opinion ‘pon the § motion, until 15 to Lagst Rani colt (take 16 to Taget Dake of We . 
er the trial bere alf of the plaintiffs, and after 1. Coronation (ta. Wahab (tak 
mane sonorous. Th or less stretc tched Sansa it was ordered that defendantshould — a z 1 Pang leg oat = bea ~ The prac ee ee 
by a slider, which- connects two and two together,” “and bone the trial of the issue. ea iBtol E eg mnes “5 $0 to L Belgra ve 1000 
hich Cbowr or Quasn’s Bancu_-The Queenv.the Earl of Walde-4  %2°2 } — Gameleom (ee) BOSE en oe 
length, as in our drums. A little slip of bamboo-bark puts | #7@v¢ td others oe thes omy apg od fox Age = hire stot "Belph(tssdah of} | oo 1, Metternich (taken) 
chords ee ld ridges appeared uy: ie gs pisit 25 to ‘a it (taken to eon 
pag rig te ee coe ‘ea The oaths =. cif oon of S eouaety nar on toed ante es ee onic co 
. a ths and vociferations Guvbixty ware-s fed sate : ’ ~ 
the seat of E. E He by, +. & tame haseaech the ile _ in the extreme; = — spoken Pst by the horse-petal, 7 01 sgt a= = pean cteiecceulé 2 Sune Pasenoe (takes) = 
day exhibited, in a. wonderful nee of the | 55.2 tagged violent ; and om.a-policeman coming up Shey ETTE OF THE WEEK. - 
timidity which is supposed to be the c istic of that | bindseon, or * ee ane cao. deecieds BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.—T. Dossox, Leeds, fam 
animal. It was from its usual ‘and was found | that state, they drove off, having alarmed the inhabitants by their keeper—H. C. Carrer, linen-draper, Tooting: , 
rete tet oan fire licked yociferations, By the number of the fiy whieh the patrol Suc. Pg oss ig pe ee a bpbeiaeees 
being . . SLE . Brown, Long-acre, coach-m ~ CALLA- 
by a 2 dog which it never before saw, and = is used by oe ar et the: panes: Set of Wilteriare, way, Woburn, Bedfordshire, linen-draper—J. Fearn ey, Hamp- 
the warrener.in catching rashitsz. Since cet eng ame that his lordship, with three others—one“of whom, oh Sones Meesomeee Fi tore srect, Portuan Red Lion-square, Bowe. 
the dog ad the hare have y been. found te Dutt, was else identiferl—ware teheuay af is lordship's ie a ape at ae a eats bea Senne. 
ne Twickenham, ie whole party being attired im masquerade wages e we 
the Heutes P in the Pyrenges.—A letter from Neg —that they proceeded to Kingston, where there was a fair; ain pons pena  aeeateech oid d Kent road W. Le 
autes Pyrenées, Felates that as M. Castest, an intre- that after annoying the co: and aiding the swell pete oy padaet > > e- : ” 
creating coantontioe tat tub de of nin, of which the pickpockets took or pool, dealer—R. Cavx, Canterbury, Kent, victnaller—J. 
b ere vantage, they returned yelling, and frighting the inhabitants Sar, Stratfor¢-on-Avon, Warwickshire, mefcer—T. Rosests, 
ouqueti n, a species oi se goat t, he saw on the posse: through which they passed. A hat left by one pend Leeds, corn-miller.—G. H. Gannetr, chemist, Queen Anp- 
point of a steep rock, n Tourles and Bouchereau, | party at Hampton was identified and sworn to before the tagis- ee ae metas at. ey eee Misde po000 baat i 
near the Cirque of Garara a ts arge bear, which had been | trates bya Mr. Richmond, as having been snatched off his head tic digche Bore peta be ey neni ste aie bee 
alrea eady wounded b ome Spanish hunters, and fired at by a person on horseback on the Wednesday és __ mter, é tbury, Wiltshire.—J. G. Jowzs, 4 in. masical- 
é Derby day at Epsom, where his lordship and his companions 
the animal again aves thin-20 yards ofthim. The beast+ ere known to have been ‘When the case was called on, | #Straments, Bridgewater.—W. WorsFIELD, coach-smith, Mar- 
ro! ards him, led in seizing him, and there was not a fall attendance of jurymen, : t-street, Cavendish-square—J. Ronson, coach-currier, Best 
him de t to the depth i‘ bers, counsel for the prosecution, at once zpreiped «cele Mr. pa dogs e.—A. PICKARD, cloth-man as staan 
~ fr € bi l iger ( ppeared for the Earl of Waldegrave) asked friction os a e.—T. Hanson, wool 4 
ear became exhans' om loss of blood, and, letting go} Jicther the Attorney-General’s warrant was ready. Mr Clough Bottom, Longwood, Huddersfield, Yorksbire.—G. Mux, 
his hold, fell tothe bottom precipice. M.- bers said it was, and handed it in. The avi cen thus | P@?e! per-manufacturer, Bagnor, Speen, Berkshire aa 
€ torn, saved himself by clinging to’a jut- | completed, Sir F. Pollock, who appeared for the defendant named SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.—A. Srewanr, I Inverdunning, 
& int of the 4 Duff, said that his client, and ed hi Ht also add Perthshire, maltster—M. Hormss and D. AN , Paisley, en- 
ami — th | Lord Waldegrave, were willing to make the first reparation, by | Simeers—W. Grew and Co, ae draper "Avromisox and 
withdrawing the plea of not guilty, and pleading guilty. Mr. | J- KNox, PenySE Se me S- Woon, burgh <= 
RIDGE, Maxweltown, bi 
fallen bea 
which, and three bouquetins he ha previonaly shot, he a ee te a cee eee ae debe 
returned in triumph. ermined to course. Mr. Cham wes: Ss Ga TO 
oehe reps einen agg creed bie an som to object a ~ Bratus.—On Friday, the 12th inst., tat A ‘Adare-manor, county of 
if his lordship, in iscretion, permitted it to be adopted. Lord | Limerick, the lady of Viseount Adare, M.P., of a son and ee 
Dab. — hould permit it, and added a suggestion of a the inst., at Basingstok iaenter on Saar 
5 substantial al compensation to the injured. Sir F. Pollock Knight, Esq., jun., of Chawton-house, of a danghter.—On 
Excnequer Cuamper.— Middleton and others v. Dr. Sher- ser that the defendants were deeply indebted to the Lord Chief day, the 13th, art, barpetiagay he the lady of R 
heeree and others.—Lord Abinger has delivered judgment in this | Justice for having thrown out the suggestion. The case incott, Esq., of a son and heir.—On Sunday; Ay 16th ‘aoe 
cause came before the Court on a motion on the ol sor withdrawn, to be settled by pirates arrangement. at Wyndham-place, Sigegmone-sqeler, the lady N.C. Radi- 
estates Suearry’s Court.—Moggri Drews—Beghtene Guinea | Set, Esq., of a 
son. 
Marnizp.—On the 6th inst., at Conington, the Re v. W. H. 
Rooper to Frances Catherine, youngest daughter of Fine late 
a 
: > . idge 
of Brindle Lodge, Lancashire, pending aa Teeth warranted “‘ to E. "a Beafetenk. This action action was brought 
15f, 1 being isi, 18s. 
se St : celal sn ee ng ee Heathcote, Esq., of Conington Castle, Huntingdonshire, and 
well, to en Grace, Nanedeet of the late William Cokayne, Est» 
Drmp—On Monday, the 15th inst., at Rochester, Eliza, widow 
< the late W. Stokes, Esq., Assistant Commissary- General 
Westwood-house, Sydenham, Mrs. Lawrie, widow of the late 
Rom: 
e lifetime of the e drawing-room, ery angry, and 
e nature of the Pega seg and taking & review of | spoke at ‘on time, .so that “Edan’t know what they said, (Lo 
the arguments in opposition, said he had carefully examined the Pre pes og Petersdorfl. ‘Phe loss of teeth ae not ou 
ted by i ec the 
e Court 
3 i S was 
ship, having referred to the numerous cases cited on both sides, | the sete beg per ae the mo Rees the breadth of a horse- 
and having commented on the arguments urged in reference to | hair would make a difference. She said she she: hea. no complaint to 
them, observed that he thought jt competent for a Court of | make, but she did not think her mouth suited for artificial teeth. 
Equity, on a motion for a receiver, either to direct an issue, or an | Witness added that the teeth were made with the most perfect 
— to brought for the purpose of trying the validity of -_= and he should have charged 20/. for them. They had evi- 
will. It was quite clear to him that the Court had this power; mtly cit a for four or five t Sesgeneners Hill, counsel for 
ry the ante im such cases. had ite other remedy but to apply for pen! . Do you know they fitted the gums? Wi! = Yes.— 
ps: Ps to = Court. of Equity. There were several remarka _ cir- | Mr. Bill. Not having — — = us how you arrive at that 
sin of was the purchase of aComtof 2 hepa oO grant conclusion? ‘Witn we can tell ater they 
on The first was the purchase of the Carlton onlin The it or ei onder Shee This is eretony Itis quite impossible. 
: ~ ti. Is muppesed so. No i 
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Paris, Sarah Louisa Bathurst, aged 19, second daughter of Liew 
Gen. Sir J. Bathurst, K.C.B.—On the T2th ist, at Brussels, O- 
Sandeman, Esq., late of St: Swithin’s-lane, in his 76th year 
On the 13th inst., at the oe of his Somat Orange eres 
New-cross, J. Cormack, oe gg cottage, Ryde, isle 
Wight, in the 55th year of h 
nted by Messrs. BRavau , Lom bard-stree 
Fleet-street, in the Precinct of ‘Whitefriers: im, ae cit yy of Lon- 
don, and punbaned by themat the Orrics, 3, CaaRnLes- ae 
CovexT-GARDEN, inthe County of Middlese: <r ¢ all Advert 
tisements and Com: mare tobe addressed tte e Editor 
Saturday, February 20, 184 
receiv $3. i P 
‘were so, the question was whether Dr. Sherbourne was the owner, | you he ees made them for a Countess, and not. for Mrs. Drewe? 
gage egos for the purchaser? A Court of Equity could not | (Loud Jaughter). Witness. He never told me so.—Mr. Bowden, 
adeed unless under very peculiar circumstances. From snotuer assistant 0 of the plaintiff, proved that many alterations 
