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THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE. 
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labourers and ee gan who were to remain at the termi- 
nus until after the arrival of the ten o’clock train from 
t half-past 7 the store-keeper had 
e premises fi Aare iy enh two other | 
parties, ihe while there they di that a carboy of 
podaecery was leaky, and in endesvouring to pn it, the | 
turpenti some accident or other, caught fire, and 
pie ite with such violence tf! teas they were compelled to 
the place. The doors were immedi iately closed, 
phy be taba were heard to pret and in an instant 
the windows were demolished and the flames burst forth. 
Witness had no suspicion as to the party who sent the 
,and unknown 
school, and several of the scholars, were called, but they 
above alluded to. At eight th na 
blaze from the roof to the sound while 34 peta wes: 
and the oil and 
oer ryant. He ed to a society for supplying | a long inquiry, the magistrates decided upon holding 
baby-linen to poor women, and he —_. it Dares ses M. Caillié harge 
he party who sent the child had i beco - | at the next ai being given, he was Brews. 
quainted with his name and ro ss son the The case has excited great in rom 
means to bury it, sent it to “ i hr 0 so. He did no Utkington.—A burglary has been committed on the 
think the wenn was sent from Bri The jury considered | premises of Mr. Ardern, “Fesidng at this place. The cir. 
the latter ok eet aa ‘ast el an from | cumstances = as follows :—The o1 rer mee ates of the 
Brighton ado} — - ahh disco Verdi ict, house are Mr. Ardern, Miss Ardern ‘0 fe male sale 
‘ that the ‘aa ead b vants. About one o’clock in th ¢ ser- 
the residence of thi he 3 ve oung by teenie unknown, i vants w was surnee by the dogs bar' = and she Tet her 
joors were secured. She double. 
jury.”’ bolted estes: as fastened an — door between » halt 
origina aerial and ki itchen with small bolts and an iro m het. Before she 
Sean Netvs. had heard a the outer 
Manchester.—A public meeting, convened by requi 
Bo was held on Monday, at the "Town-ball for the oer 
poste to be that mean into the pantry. oe. then o 
and i 
y the engines iad but the fire 
m, with their 
effect. 
cata test be stopped Tamil it had burned down the m 
valuable Lat odied ma a erin property. 
eee wet 
8,0007. “The. whole ote it is yaaatt oped, 
P Peadiesal effect upon he i ee 7 poy country, and 
to petition the Legislature for their revision and r 
y attended, embracing a 
siderable portion of workm all, Es “the 
boroughreeve, was called on " preside. aay speeches 
were delive’ red at great length, and several Fepereteos, 
passed 
heard a third erash, by which thei inner door the = fas- 
ten ed with the iron bar had been omntte in. She ent to one 
ole 
e aby tne: pre 
A Petition, “ounded e the reso lutions, was ultim ately 
adopt ing separated.—Another soeting 
has been held aa oatitien against the Poor-law Continu 
ance Bill; but | which | appears to have been a failure, bot 
not more than 400 people —— 
rk. 
a. 
an 
a space of 300 yards in this 
Aiea and the : ag pes xin game! of a very ord 
a er May: as convened a pu ublic 
man stationed outside. me pees servant pasty gone 
a rn’s room to alarm him, and attempted to 
set ing a ‘rattle at the window, but was prevented by a 
yolley of ner “er _— broke the windows and se- 
verely hurt her. The = — this time was 
et at - top of pd si ages 
and tol oe cow: as sth ey would 
not sone ber, all p hes ras ett yoy money, They 
then into Mr. Ardern’s s room, where that ; gentleman 
Pistols. “They then made a ironed on Mr. Ardem. for 
had in 
ng of the i demas of | Be 
panty Be of a rs the House of Commons for the 
immediate abolition of t The 
a aay ape ri ie d to him for that purpose bears, it is 
es of the leading residents of the borough. 
ed i 
the house, 
ohee Ardern overheard this omy and came into th 
nae told i them that all t hey had was in a caddy; 
They im’ amediately br br ‘oke that opes 
_— 
Vv roke 0; 
eir | and took away Miss apa 8 gold » ag 
the hou: 
from which ty took 
into an adjoinin 
Mr. jeri sees 
room, and 
» in ontee 
whi 
now beginning to be . gio a Aszsy of insubordination he 
begun to manifest itself a gst the wor! FE MeN, and the 
hola italia: 
pecially 
Es 
Hig 
for property, and, after ies earige 
ises, first fastening the outer door toy 
There were six 
sae pers 
In this 
#s.—On Saturday 
AB pee child, which it Mess Seinen ad been dered, 
€ jpacked in a basket used for sends | fish 
st the colliers 
of about 20, “gen ‘atzl akon the country. Sev 
rages have been co ted. The 
out- 
into the 
‘Thursday the tonkes we Hacd er at the rocapeacennde Mt 
the Gloucester Coffee xford-street, 
matted by conch t0 D. 
pAegercade =f 
ion was made to the magistrate 
igan. 
the howse 0 ofa pane te 
sate old of wages. 
agi te the Bris 
at witbout effect, 
bake all cr bmpeond wit 
er then 
and t 
weet Madar The father of the col 
, and fired amo: 
. — est where he fell blo od Ww 
+ ae 
eral 
most recent occurred in | 
2 
ody Togs was ee ying was borne Anes by 
companions, 
as ow ey Ly 
a he hapergee 
f time, 
and determined in then operations.” 
have hese. well furnished in all the i 
profess The doors 
of | + Pa ne or 
eight inches ich wi ing-ram 
n | They prdscerned se Shag personal pene ate nd stoning the 
servants from the windows, to prevent them giving an 
alarm, A veer as been offered for their detectic 
E t week 
Fitzwilliam and his two sons, Lord Milt d the 1. 
and his sons were 
ae at Marl- 
treet. Fedgey Set said re — oe the body; 
to state positi as born alive, 
¢ Bixee ~. bed 
of greatneglect. The Coroner inquired of the jury if they 
would like to adjourn the inquiry for the pu oo se of the 
ing: az ut, a aft tera 
short consulta th 
en pia it is hoped, m o his appre- 
ollier stacked is in the pon sed of Mr. B. 
H. Blo ndell, of meh 
Hull.—As the Hirondali be -boat from apo Sat to 
Selby was on her passage pa Penne 2 ard 50 
3 sheep, ped Bhs with a 
t, and returned the ‘save Special 
nae tper —* That “deceased _died through the ne glec t of 
P 
moored in the channel ; I 
that her machinery was upset, a the vessel filled and 
went Fey in less than five minutes. Lhe pong all the 
that person; , but who that rson is | there is no evidence 
to show.” vel 
Fitzwilliam noble Lord re- 
taruing to Milton rome near ~ place, in a four-in-hand, 
after meeting ds ston, when a 
out of a = nd seized 
leader e horses were greatly frightened, and became 
that the coach pf om but no injury 
so un scnisipante 
was received by the noble Lord or his sons. 
= rtford.—At the recent Quarter Sessions for this 
county, a man a Sams, 22 years of age, was aot ied be- 
Salisbury, and sentenced to 
fore a Marquis of 
po tei ds a singer ny- 
of this individual has | 
assengers 
which steamer ran ; bi ost, , to- 
gether with the 93 sheep. There was a a dense ie at the 
time o of the collision, _and 
been of an 
Pp The fir: st offence alleged see 
he 
Ascari ts a new-born infant, found ier the follow- 
of a 
irks ng: ey athe Pag te goastians of this town re- 
solved at a late meeting to appoint two surgeons for the 
union, both to be resident in the 
5 atl togive up their 
whole time to the duties of their office, the ies of 
s i each, and they are to 
undertake to keep the app > tied to aad 
was tried a two other young men, when, th tee 
ht a 8 to hs: very little moral doubt ‘hat he | bs ron 
the scheme, and had assisted in the per- 
fail evidence 
mitted er another robbery, and was tried, convicted, 
sentenced to six months’ imprisonment. Shortly af after a 
mark of footsteps | Bury. just come under the c 
bod be pig Does. puigemgs and wits goon cAng rie meepee ot the pone, ‘thie this place. A seat athaigy being consorned # in the murder of the old man, | was taken pre 
knowl pe ict’ ted that he resided at Mlancl Mr. Maden, a grocer, and | into eust« 
= . Tema for di pe i the bs a ye: M h lites f is for the Crown, and he then detailed all he circomtanas 
‘geon to the union said he no ane of violence é- 
could scone for death, and that he was of opinion cond sll sash blown onda pace “Tlving frac fe atte aciacy Sst , Petar A cont onmncesl and <= they 
Soak ne The j Jury returned a verdict of | and that buyers had no reason to apprehend risk, he suc- Taylor was convicted on executed. It would have been been 
t ceeded in getting an order from Mr. Mad the i ld 
ses Verinpsier an ar ive held estminster, on | of more 332., for which a later’ paid him 6/. 5s. in | to oh , more especially as some of f the 
said, “ Tuesday aig Rev. eta Pod booms # accepted a bill at six months for 25/. On gentry ra: oe gore Ree interested themselves ae 
, ine Tr a e ff 
male knocked at the door and inquired for him. Being : i spots wees. Bot deliy Saat M behalf, wed ohisinel ties © cepa ient ste ee him 
; vans Seen , worth about 7/. As the goods did not | no longer. He then left that part of the country, and it 
—_ zk cmd ; come, Mr. Maden began to think he p Re a part 5 Com ee 
th Ls pi" pe used Pa pact eee seteraiesh, | setnd Se te hates SPR; ete eee’ eat 
» car~ | cau ouse 0 
See hens cin ioc be, fe ea Paar re tees | or cee wee a 
d, a eA Roper eee past of the French Sessions, and the case being clearly brought home to Lar 
ws :—* Rev. a g ar 1, Bury, and in many the jury found : The Marquis of isbury, in 
7 in that town and neighbour! pe M. denies all passing sentence upon him, observed ver knew 
name God a as its poor - mother is | know dge of the fon, and it is wal at Mir. an instance of so hardened’ acriminal. He had had the 
am we ich in mind, and by the Gate this reaches | Maden is deceived by some personal res emblance. , but it appeared 
pans ion miles aw way, Pray ‘ray do bury it.’” [ Seeniey has tak I; oa os have had no effect upon him. The noble aoe 
iemen were ¥ | evidence was gone into ‘for the _Purpose : of sho bed added that he should be neg his to the pu 
| M. Gaillié could not be th wing jed di poem — of the la®, 
2 Maden + 1 o> i - the term of his ma- 
on gins ~ Frenchmse was alow Pea with hi je the with great 
M. Caillié was engaged in giving lessons at the and at its asi to one or two companions 
school, aad su uently spent several hours at the house | ea se cee ene te at re 
of a gentleman in the town. The master of the grammar- | A short time since, 
