272 THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE. [N° 17. 
oorwinstow, pee am ewe sheep which produced 16,000,000, According to ‘this calculation, in the year | capacity of banker during the play), stating that 
Keeper “lambs. For four. seasons she presented him | 1940 these r te 576,000,000, and: soi cui | BOve 5 erew with ee, ae enn eentien 
ni 01 
three” times she had three; three | in regular progress’ cntil eunil by the chief physical a ir gs th ‘lard, Bagh 5 ‘as nema accordingly 
times, four ; and three times, five. Her progeny, too, | checks to Popaaton at of food and want of space. | to give tances for the amount lost, in bills at three, 
were prolific; but not so muck 'so as herself, as the most a teas == ae kuaire ae eS en aap from t y that 
bs any of them w: ie would not circw! the bills until such time as they arrived at 
a eroatb mies Pert Oe Bet was four. She Late. ity. His (Mr. K Br oral client, however, had sted 
-—Mr. Botterill, farmer, of that this promise was rded, . d ear t the 
Wrest caster, Covert or Caanceny.—Beattie v. Johnstone.—This sees ked for an injunction ai. try 
si fippeal from an order of the ¥ Vice-Chancellor appointing plete + sium ng: to, Re 
¢ pn eres — ch during the pre "eee season has pro- | to the plaintiff, Mary Stewart a an infant, and in its porn e bills in question in every possible manner and as no con- 
i no less th hirty Diced duct ‘al ‘was hishly important to guardi anaes and trustees of siderat age hed been given for them, he asked for the interference 
+ s minors. Mr. Beattie, the father of the infant, by a deed executed nding shes 
“ eleven - them, and for the re joao one e topes in Scotland, in 1835, appointed Mr. Hope Johnstone, Mr. Graham bin #2 here soma er — a —- and ordered the in- 
iM Booth, rae Mt Weeeses Il, Mr. James Hope Ste Wi ~— tewart, and four | 32™ issue.—Injunction grante 
6 ¥. . orton Grange near alton, la hi ii conjmnction with his e, to. be the tutors and 
Alderney pies rig curators of hild. He died at Madeira in 1836, and the four Enel ae ro poets res es r —Ther a _ oS Sper + on s of 
defendants having ac the dianship, continued to act me is eal e over See — armen iS Am ic’ ketal 
whi ich was sueaeed for by Mr. Booth fin ding the little nitil the death of Mrs. Beattie, a few months sini ox will posed of at a further decline. has also been sold 
animal on a late occasion in the act of sucking the milk | a wish was expressed that the child should live as much as pos- a2 a further regectiob.~- —Barley is in or “dull sale.— Peas and 
from the cow, which appeared quietly to supply the place sible with her maternal relatives, O th of January last, a | Beans realize Monday’s currency: -—Oats continue a slow sale, 
of ite'dam bill was filed to make the infant a e court, a order | but prices are unaltered. 
as obtai rom the Vice-Chancellor appointing her mat BRITISH, mperial Quarter. '. 
The Mi Murrain.—Much doubt has existed as to whether dfather and her great-aunt as a at ian eS ground that | Wheat erm igre and Laat see Quarto rhite 261005 | Red . 28s 
wo disease ever attacks the human subject ; and Beton. the tuto’ curators named by her father were resident in | Barley Peet toes — Greta pete) ane 
and Scotland, and t she being domiciled in England 01 Outs, Lincolnshire and Yorkshire = =F 2210 26 Feed 0m 
1 proper protection. At the time this we the plain- = a na ates and Scote 24 t0 26 Potatoe 28 to@y 
ti esiding in Albion-s' E ark, under the 28 gp eae rangi > Se perc eace teat emai Fos = 16 to 22 Potaroe? 1038 
Bye Mazagan, old and new 
er , however, a named Atkinson cosiog at 
ameter; near Carlisle, 
k 17th of Ji Mi: chanan, the t-aunt, arrived in London Pigeos, Heligoland . . . * oo ie Ww hea Ere palit oe a er ang 
= to take ec f the establishment. A subsequently Peas, White - ++ +++ ++ 2t038 Maple 381040 Grey hws 
pr ted by the Scotch guardial ‘acts, alleging 
ro netic from the disease ; and if wrote kee a his case 
ffi tunity of a re perfect dia- 
oot | of this epidemic tian has been hit esto obtai 8 infan’ P ma Bare ii | mye, | ode 
ess of Educa tion.—A person | living i in the Mar and intimate intercourse er and her relatives, and} — 19. 2 |. 33 3| 33 366/397) 30.4 
ee _ _ pe di be nam dians in England, and the ar +4 Mat S ‘ = | = 5 = s i . = 2 
aoe order of January 1 ded. The Vice-Chancellor on a ? * | | | 
son m the ilegeae The dame with much gravity Seanad hearing counsel and r ¢ affidavits made an order to that 5 : | i | 35184 Sid | 9B 4) ay 
how he wished it to be aed to a child? The forsee ffect, cre Honour being = opinion cceretines ep preliminary in- ys ar sae ‘ki : — 
io 15 uiry before a master might be dispensed with, as it not put 6 weeks’ Aggregate Aver. 64 0\ 0 35 4) 39 +t 
grea ‘ally surprised at t the quest inquired the woman the court in possession of any facts with which it was no oh adeamaee eR ee non Pena 
meaning; when she informed bien “that there were Sie fully acquainted. Against this order dfather and aunt : $8201 38 BLAS ED es 
ways of teaching childre a their letters—the _ gram- | no aled.—Mr. Wigram, Mr. Jacob, and Mr. Follett, in sup- prey 
enemy for wh per week !— | port of appeal, contended that there ought to be a reference TATTERSALL’S, Tavrspay.—The 2,000 Guineas Stakes 
the r, the ol d ale ee onl two ence ! (2% pon to the master to in as to what was fit and proper to be done derwent a change ‘scarcely to to have iy eaaicipee ted from ‘Mon. 
%> ms Pe geo for the benefit of the infant The tutors and curators appointed 
day’s betting, which see’ med to indicate that~ Kringo would’ be- 
e. On the 
ws or his ier an Trish widow :-—*' I Wr ritt gs Lins 
to Lat You No that the seis Yeu gav to me on sunda 
the odds laid on Monday, in consequ Dp hi 
last is Cacid Ay g a0 rat bodkin the sualin is Cup i into the connect ogy oo a tila sev cn Years ‘old, of hea th too fine Business on the Derb 2 not " Monday, 
boda And if you Can give ani I thiog epee yoursalf you | delica' r i i being ee domiciled | although searcely less crowd burgh 
Wil be Pad for it and I am trubild with grat pans in the | in England, and likely to remain so, of the | advanced lito 1t ers of 9 toJ, and backed for 
became the di of the court to ns were | },000 even t Coronation, whose friends, as far e could 
stomick also.” court, it e the duty were ‘ : ld 
S hildhood.—A superintend her education in —Mr. K, | Make out, not lay out any money on him outright 4 
Age and Child! pair of garters, beautifully | Bruce, on the part of the Scotch guardians, disclai os- m 
Ganosx, in the Oo creat 9 Be 
knitted by Mrs. Spencer, of Stenigot, pon Louth, 104 ives 0 
ears of : was cosmid: by her ee mnie of th to.put the coart in possession of the and leave his lordship | afterwards 15 , in hundreds, and at that price his 
z inten P y meee of the | to deal with them in the manner most conducive future | backer was disposed to go on. Eringo and Ralph: reyers 
in Louth, for the benefit of the widows’ and orphan: ‘of the child. Having he trust rep positions assigned them for the 2,000 Guinehs’ Stakes, and were 
fund: a pair was likewise presented, w aa had care by their late friend, Mr. Beattie, they could not conscientiously | Joined by Marshal Souit, about witom senate - — booked, the 
knitted by a child four years of age. The beauty of the it without an order of the court, although. if they consulted subsequent offers sage ane: treba to-10 oad xo ‘to 
: ired, eir own ey might rejoice to be relieved e burd backed to very Shae Pe te 
‘ork of each pair was auch adm’ and they were con- | ;- imposed on t The whole contest was tthe legal right } 153 but in no other was the outside betting entitled to 
sidered masterpieces of handwork in the extremes of life | of guardianship, for the Scotch guard expressly declared that | notice _ four Oaks favourites were backe® ‘mee es - 
—age and childhood. ey were satisfied with the appointment of Miss Buchanan as dd separately at the odds mention gs 
Th ‘he Jones F ‘amily.—At the last Ludlow sessions the | the establishment, and they proposed no in “considerable force... Shes meral prices at the close ,of Wie 
¢. “ede aor é res , it ought to be borne in mind | TOo™ W PT at A ; : 
—William Jones, a wheelwright, the et Soeient, anol Wake the other guardians Visited it pais ay al ae 1 age Ralph Gane Lf as Pes rts 
ports his father, William Jones, of Oe one Saeneas - ve sae in Jand, — oe pesos : 6 to 1° Metternich (taken) | 15 to 1 ee 
self, see William Jones, a wheelwright and ers anu ore vk Tameds, was Be DE = 
2,300. a year, and by a clause inthe settlement, the allowance te 8 1 35 to laget 
master, for heh corgi Jones; and 5 was about 500/.a ye Of the ac 33 10 1 maar Sw 1 ¥ Ose 
1 this allowance the Court of Session in Scotland took cog- wed on vaken 
for not titute ‘Gah fth uk =e nizance ; and one of ‘the inconveniences of displacing the Seotch we Eincat aro, oI ors aos mi _ 
re Thus _ Spm men and their three fathers, all guardians in England an appointing other guardians would be, 1g to Eringo (taken) 1000. to 10 rendon (takem) 
* # ¥ - thattwo s e accounts must be passed—one before the Court 18to, 1. Marshal 1000 to 50. +-_ Cameleon and Simos 
eparate ‘S$ s! P ~ 
six of the wine ynanie, brought before the magistfates at | of Session, and the other before a master in Chancery. soto 3 *~ Raiph¢ ne accuses night el ti the 
the same tim Jearned counsel concluded by intimating that the Scotch curators SS i: metteaall 1000 even between” Corofaun 
Ancie Aga te and L _—In th t 1c of | Stood before the court so m ach in the ange ve Ln testamen! tary 33 to 1 Cameleon t Van A mburgh (sakes sakes) 
Mr. Spalding o on * Italy and the Italian Islands,” in the el of the fat und cicero ete te mente. raregaic (cskea? 
teresting The Lord Chancellor suggested to Mr. Bruce the propriety of Btol Ghuznee | 400 to 100 
So ee peers mone ee | een ee ee een ens | aa wae y 
a * of the x P SSeS 
Italian estates were Sie by the soto on his | Sha in view than the beneft of the infant, his lordship thought GAZETTE OF THE WEEK. er 
own J e s, the common practice | thatthe best mode of arranging the differen ting: INSOLVENTS.—M. W- Yardy, Newbury, OE ani ee 
was, that the jJabour should be execu’ Mr. K. Bruce had no ee to consent to t gement. sure, Chard, Somersetshire, clothier—W. Jones, farmer, Talysarm 
kept on the nd: bat that for the occasional work, in- ‘The Lord Chancellor observ e case woe one of those Carnarvonshire—J. Topley, grocer, Greenwich. : 
Dep Stak NN Tigi: et which proved in a very ete er the inconvenience of a de ANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED — G. Jones: oo wine Led 
in lar hay- ¥ rn-harves' ; BANKRUPTS —J. F. Edgley: " 
°é ! iy re: from those rules which governed the re; practice of S Mirfield, Yorkshire, oil-crusher and wire-drawer—J. Berry, Liver 
the owner hired free labourers, who chiefly came down rm the court. case had occu; two days before the. Vice- Fee ey ee’ Coe, Cambridge, ironmonger—L. T. Brown, NS ty Gear 
the Apennines, as taineers do at the present races Songs —s arma - cee arr stri — gues es a fs, Yorshires Woes Bettiah ing. mamas 
in Ltely i speaking, was not advanced a step, fo: must go : od. deford, Devonshire, hi - Dixon, Ne 
rs wn ish __ It was one of the >| Eee before the court —— ——— ony — spon lyn , draper-—P- Norrizon, innkeeper, Deeil s-bridge, Cards es 
: Looking at the proceedings, there co loubt that the order | W- Jones and J. B- je, wine-merchants, Liv —A. Walters 
me S ooat from beyond the Po, who had becom: obtained an the 6th of January was a most improper order, be- | Hing, Ross, sacking man raell, wine s Lieelmmerchaat, Fiske 
pcm by furnishing on contract bands of those poo ase the nepeaper instead of appointing new guardians, bailey irkshire--W. Wood, publican, Walsall, Seaffordshe iad 
Highlan — the landown: ium. The = Eye pal ought Foard m order f Sethe cw erent we oe eaycaad Sheare Secale pew Ee 5 ore ee rincaceabe al. Jeans Bee 
a large srt accurately assed and trained in Soe penn with ws om she was then placed, a the Master | estar fore san caamelied lesther Soenre lane iomaisburyy, poet 
Sanat fare 4, the cake} made his report. That — — therefore bes ae, Holywell W. Borton, banker, York— bs chant, 2 
the field d-labou whi the fe Beg cee - because the court knew of the property oorgate- ” J. Fisher, miller, Frindsbury, 
i . 08 confined zie eX TS, nothing of the other four persons mamed by the father, nor SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS—A- Thomson, SF Cameras Perth, am 
nothing, in fact, of the greater part of those matters with which | des -—J. Gibson, Tolbooth bac rec satin ia T ethe est, Glasear 
ment or for sale. Leases became more common — 8 it was bound to make itself acquainted before it sanction ed the | iiiher—J- Robertson, G)ssH0™ sr, bookseller —D. 3 igs eda 
emperors, and were of two kinds. There was, firs' the | appoingm pr “ abray ie bp sespect enor par thatthe oe. Weir, Glasgow, cheese-merchant—P. 5 : 
F ee $35 cons’ e defen en: is a =e 
tenant who paid a fixed rent in money oF produce; ‘but | tis lordship was clearly of opinion that it did not. Looking af | prmruis—om she 1th ioe at 2 Chase, Eaeld, 
= this class of ee it is very clear that besides the order of the Vice-Chancellor om that point, it was clearly | percival Sherry, Se ae orate ee ee . 
suc! pay yment pers rvices ¥ y , because if the defendants were testamentary pena Short#at Tower, Northumberland, ¢ ay iiliam wife of Wola 
” = ‘Beaufort Ags, ngs, Bath, th the 
f the ae he leasehold .. | they required no appointment from the court, which merely Ce ee ren mec tnewg2 ee ge: nt o-oo ree 
i Y | lated their conduct, and dismissed them if they acted wronetall, » Big.» barrier, Son, of a daughte aerday, ihe 17 
hat we call ‘s seat Sedat: Scone abot aie id not appoint them. | His lordship cones tse: proper De g | Ss Porta lc  Clapeem, Mo Noth y Caske of "eS ae 
as what we - in cotiand stee ow. e other kim a = to the Master to were proper pad day, the Isth reat James o park Gardens, 
cars, the mayer of Prance, | Se sce guardians of the infant, and also to approve | op asker ehnaet teas ne ot aan SS Py nats OT 
e time o prs Cato down to ol aa eme for education meintenance; bul ords! ¢. William Hitchcoe! poring of ason. the Mart? 
be same time ssed a hope that the parties would Poe math the RRIE: ou os the church of St. Geers’ "iisabeths 
ene. ~ oho A mary as rent a part of each | suggestion he sper ta out in the course course of the-ekgemninnt MARRIED. De the Robert shorty Mim s- Sues Fe Seegses ad - 7 
= the proportions being different for corn, wine, and | sideration, and thereby render the reference ps soem Bes a See Sa ce ge dg pt ay a ee oe by the Rev. charles : 
oil, and varying infinitely in different quarters ; but it ma in tof that description would afford | 2ese7 Jit, 2° Co Ce Preston, Lancashire, to Heariee ta Sarah, 001 he 
be confidently » Iii the ieee share ‘use y on ved a yt ig a oer ok ees a the benefit of | TPP he late Rev. eran Hit, Rector, of Renacombs Ge wer en 
~ | the was the object e ies. Wednesday, t = lath inst, at 
acted, that the Iandlord must generally, as among the | — Vrce-Cmancetton’s eee. Gambling ‘Transactions.—In- | Chaplain tothe Royal ¥r mes me ee ae 3 = fier Bats 
modern ae have supplied the live- teat for tilling | function Ex-parte—Mr. 5. Brace said he was instructed to move Clare Bee 9 wales 
the I 3, ree for an injunction to restrain an individual, the name of DIE ED.—At Campbe a, Sydney, vy inst, So 
7 m it was unnecessary, In this stage, publicly to mention, from Smith, Bsq—Os wa gat to Talay on mice om iy sof of the 
—The British races at netnde. offering for sale, or in any other way disposing of certain 3 of fever, ———s Hen? ne Bombay Civil sgeta  tes 
the begim se of is Lith eedien amounted scarcely - bills of exchange, amounting to 5,000/., until such time as his Tete mee Ne rege a igeles Bete J esistant Commissary ey Ge —_ poe 
10 millions, an at present they amount client ‘an opportunity of disputing the validity of those | $5""10 Ge | on the sith inst-, John, eldest son of . ott 
h was only at rei Aiea ea bills in acourt o = e le: d counsel said, the | Hamia Spratt, Esa, of Canterbury—O8 the 15th ee, Bisel OF 
epee sR s femehe beginning of “the Li th circumstances om which he made the present motion were shortly | sex, aged sng ogee Berane Oa? Mominaton-c: 
century i EFS <i ¥ planted | these:—So ime since a young ae es Svan, ve Pe ais, a nets Jobn Beals, Eaq-, i 
i ica. 7 races there i, came to London and took is eata ‘i 
on _— = ook as een parr ew ee he har nected, at the West-end. After he had been there a Baissoey and Bvars, Lombard stre ot, Fleet 102% ot 
wo millions. y | few days he was induced to play at cards, and the result was ae Pied ot Wnts ee City of London, and F Published Bt rises. 
va ramenmae ease 
t has b that,, 
of fresh emigrations, they do double themselves about every | that in one evening he lost 50008: ; he was not prepared to pay 
enty years, as the following will show:—In 1780, Peres Sma cet consequentiy, the next morning he 
and 
2,600,000 ; 1800, 4,000,000 ; 1820, 8,000,000; 1840, ‘Jeectved a letter from the landlord of the hotel (who acted m the eas 
