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1,808 THE GARDENERS CHRONICLE. © [No 95.° 
— Britain, has traced ve gy thund “ a he | thei "sockets, gs aa closing. them, and giving most gistrar, to see if 1 a precedent for making the order 
snd : nt ie minntenebrenhng be | renal Qces ct at a jy 
of Sussex, destroying , at Hen- came _tolerabl ire Rare bably_he BE cage ly Bear ade in “ Owen ¥. Foulkes,” aad thoug j 
* ee eq © Pe wo & him in making the order prayed by the petition.—The Counset 
field, 3000 pa ogre ci oun the bell toad a g oft fe is breath- | for Sir R. Sidney observed that the vigte would be the gainer to 
size oF : it a crossed the centre of ake creased. the amount of the increased bidding.— The Vice-ChanceNor—That 
Ni gala B shire, and ing, ‘gugam rapidl yi ‘The doe rs began - may be true; but Sir R. Sidney Rg not, under the ciream- 
eS » but he gave =~" amigions that “he heard a stances, to have become the purchaser ; he eught to have asked 
of the island, where the doctor lost sight of it. It word. He Maeda upon the around him with the | leave of the Court.—Mr. Richards, for the petitioner—Then the 
appears, according to some recent experiments of Dr. hly indiff Frou medical student ap- | order will be as prayed?—The Vice pape ag a ET von ma 2 eit ang 
rster, = ™ : pe —- nearly as possible with the order in “ ‘oulkes.’ 
on ra weg t Hes oe Sonate y isin gh eshem — proached hit im, a ine ¥ ce his arm and shoulder, ir BR. Sidney has obtraded himset into: tsb pot svt of pers 
spring, w epidemic ite rose Pe ase is feet, took two steps thus supported, occas without the leave of the Court, and I think the proper 
| and seated hi fin an arm-ehair. His muscles seemed | thin: ny eo done, pg is om have the biddings aa as in 
PE feetof Lightning. —A Swiss Journal gives the fol- fe Bat and b e pe ae somewhat overcome with the | the case of ‘* Owen v. Foulk rath a if a purchas 4 be found, 
1 tof the effect of an po cur- n he had made. A bottle of hartshorn was imme- se “4 
rent observed recently at Revigny, i in the ; Ju ura. A man | Giately yaaa 2: to his nose, which rs him, but = life 
t | seemed to be tha’ t of a ma! an much intoxic: ted. He seemed 
cave in a rock, when he was struck re lightning oa 
killed. On examining his body, the buttons of his a but from an unknown cause, an impediment probably oc- 
hich b yesitees were found | melted, ¢ ree by the execution, h 
in one half of its extent, an nd to a word. His system was critically examined, and 
had | di i ly Jhering to the nails of th though h he was os reat by the doctors to be per: rfectly 
man’s shoes. aliv yet he vpmet live one a very few minutes, for 
Large Clip of Wool.—A tup of the Cheviot breed, the pits 23 of the n was rapidly prea, place. Every 
property of Messrs. Young and Craig, Bighouse, Suther- method was fhooarg to aiken the ation not save 
land, was clipped a few days ago, when its fleece was | the patient t from al eerie consequence of so a 
found to weigh no less than bs imperial pounds. The igen ste bu t in a blood-vessels of the Akt e pu pose f imposi 
oldest and most e: xperienced 5! hep! pa i. ae district, nded nd his eyes appeared to be mine arate ny d _ = ast ee othe en esta! a R. 
1 ldney ta ought for imse er suc! ,» an ing 
ge Senos t they never balls of dlotted bieod. His 2p gr ve immediately that he had been himself the purchaser, the Cox wrt would surely 
saw such an enormous clip from on died in a few minutes | not leave him to conduct a sale for the purpose of trying whether 
Edmund Spenser.—The locality of the fot of the jin ‘the most excruciating satin: ig his own purchase might be disturbed .by the appe earance of a 
01 thor of ‘* The Faé it is said, pa ot ae 8 a we person willing to give more money for the propert 
nag ascertain i. Mr. F iO. Ss 3: mes of Hal ita, eat making . His Honour thought that where a purehaser was to be dis- 
— a charged, it was buta pagar justice he should ati nie costs 
Vice-CHANCELLOR’s Court.—WMiiner v. Singleton.—This was returned to him. The mi rly ri e the costs of the 
has succeeded in isentyian it with that of the | great motion on the part of the astindent for a new trial of two issues | Motion. As to th comet uct of the sale, there was nothing tz 
Elizabethan bari Pp which were found in favour of the plaintiff at the last York | impe ~ former sale, the biadings p> beer: ane ne 
* . = “ Assizes, by a special jury, when the case excited a great deal of | opene were mstanc cr whic e thou, 
the public. The little village of Hurstwood, near Burnley, | interest. fh ethane omar Yorkshire, and had long been right to amare with Sidney’s purchase. In po technicat 
in Lancashire, is the localit ty, an nd in the romantic docwss tenant under a family of the name of Thompson of a farm which | Propriety there was not only an error, but a most unwise perse- 
of that neighbourhood it is thought that Spen ¥ took they held under the Dean of York. Singleton was a land-agent, | Verance in it ‘from beginning to end. Sir R. Sidney had used 
refuge when he and om very intimate terms with the Dean, at least in matters of | contrivances = machinery for Going that which might have 
ac 5 a.” business. The old lease having ceased in 1835, and a new lease been done almost te an order of courac, and all for the purpose 
to his re! the north of England.” The family being then about to begranted, Milner alleged that Singleton sent | of keeping out of sight the real purchaser. His Honour would 
of the poet eppea aks have resided at Hurstwood about | his son to him to propose a joint purchase, and that the son told tt induce himself to suppose there world be any attempt to 
400 years, that is, pas the early part of the reign of Ed- | him the farm was to be had for 7,200/.,"and some money paym repeat th It should ecollected nine-tenths of the 
prt IL. to the year 1690. in liew rath bap orbs the neighbourhood for 1,8002. ; Dat that the | parties obj dto a new sale; but on techvical grounds Ws 
y Dean would take something less. And that an interview took Honour had ordei re-sale; and after the lectare and punisb- 
Execution a nd Resuscitation of a Murderer. — A c cor- | place himself and Singleton on the 2Ist of April, 1935, | Ment which Sir Robert Sidney had received, on i 
esp foll when it was finally arranged that Singleton should negotiate with | not think ty further sale a hay be atte! ae 
i narrative :-—. murder | the Dean for a new lease, for the cheapest he could under 9,000!., sequences, if he was left in his original po: 
oped G eaich Soba da Gl tite, pg be ae b and should advance Milner one-half the purchase-money. Their 
i ae enn, oard a flat boat on } next interview took place on the 27th of the-same month, when RK LANE, Faupay, Jun —There was but little Wheat 
ited at Lou! isville, on the 8th | Milner alleged Singleton told him he had concluded the bargain | UP for this day’s a, oe ries aoa much the same as on 
e rope | at #,500/. Miler instructed his solicitor to complete the pur Monday. Forei ‘o sell on the same terms in oma 
til dee hace ty alip up: over ase, and a correspondence about it ensned him and | quantities, and more pecgecome * prteachr for bonded, but 
pup ingleton, in which Singleton at last told © money-pay- will not comply with any further advance.—Barley is 
ear, so that his neck | ments were not included. This led to an inquiry from the Dean, | getting scarce and Is. ware tere and Beans a Bec in 
eention, he | what it was that Singleton had bought, wh was discovered | value.—There was more life in th Oat Trade on Wednesday, but 
at Singleton, the day after his firs! —_ Milner, bought | to-day itis again flat. 
2 the farm only for 7,2008., and had never mentioned Milner’s Soke by eee oe, Seek Qui ater = 
ye mame. This led to the suit, in which annie denied Milner’s a Norte, Liseslnebitetnd Yoekabiee 2a =, Wh: to 65 
com) alleged he made far Manmell, 1 Reelavi- eo am ns: 2 Malting and distilling 28 Grind. 24 t0 30 
them. He | and had made a sub-contract only with 3 ailyanced | OsterLincolnaiiré and Yorkshire . Polands 2200.95 Feed | 2034 
tis . There were several incidental circumstances upon which o> Saeco ta gemma eve tae ee OS 
a: i in support of his statement. His Honour directed | Ry “ge Blige gabe ts Bes game 
doctors for p of ment. | an issue, first, whether the generally was agreed on onthe Bea | Mazagan, old and ne new ‘aa to 40 * Tick ws. Harrow 34to 44 
City Gasgtte mnexed extraor- | 21st; and, 2ndly, whether larternis of the agency stated | ——— Pigectrtieigeland ~ + + S8to 46, Winds. —to — Longpad = ioe 
stances attending an caichetne with: the }i8 the aia were then agreed.om A great number of questions as | Peas, White. 0. 6 «+ at Maple . a Grey 
—— p oT 
of a powerful galvanic pile, | f2 yy to the aries to of the parties were involved. His Lop a 
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a: Fee eee witnasse in equity. The Lord Chancellor confirmed this order 
terable j f all in appeal by the defendant. At the triaba = number of wit- 
On the first ap- aleeg including almost all the members of Singleton’s family, 
licati f the fluid to hi hia were examined. The Dean of xed oe gee of Singleton’s 
itn 
‘WEEKLY IMPERIAL AVERAG 
Wheat. 
63 2 
May 7 
33 
June 4 
ty. When the 
trembling, a universal tremor was seen to “pass over his | trial, and bene the first qantas ba he told the jury that be! 
frame: on to a sitting answered it he wished to = how he was situated. ‘Afterthe 
seman aod wate great eagerness sand impatience raised his eee iy ha come to Ree We et Stee Sees Sees 
vms. d | in his examinati 
6 weeks’ Aggregate Aver.) 62 
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Duties -| 34 
te ee 
GAZETTE OF THE WEEK. 
INSOLVENTS.— J- Ward, Albert - place, Sheperdess-walk, City-ready 
cafford- 
snatched at it with great knew nothing about the —— between the parties.” Singleton’s 
He first 
eat as ovat a ein was yet around his neck, and —— declined to ask any more questions, and Milner's } builder. 
te] i un- 
s 
ys counsel then said he had no desire to place the Dean n ANKRUPTCIES SUP Callum, Pattingham, 
then continued some moments picking at the seam ‘with pleasant situation. The proc , and after two days the shire fa KAUPTS.~ W AW Baro rapholree Beato een upholsterer—J, 
his fingers, as though it was something that adhered to his | jury gave a verdict for — plaintiff. It was now contended that Gosizant, Regent reas ret, cues house “se r—S. Rayner, Brae tes Der! @ 
% i i i i i i , . he t, 0, vic! ii a 
throst giving him great uneasiness. But this symptom | the verdict Was Ose vad not be ee eee ee ee Newcastle-upom-Tyne, merchant-J. Lunn, Neweastle.upon-Tyne, shipbroee 
was soon for almost the next moment he rose | tion of the Dean.—His Honour gave Tealeaient catia a he Newcastle npon-T yay Le rice, greet: 
. his feet, raised his arms level with his breast, and, | admit there considerable difticnlty thrown in Sok ae oh eo Bristol ii joe meres ‘ aot i Hawkey, Moe 
ari eyes, gave forth from his mouth a m in ¢ ni a e evidence. But it was | "= thahore, ship-bai Rese Co Bea nes renga 
terrific screech, after which his ckéd ‘as if in | Peculiarly the province of a jury to See eer mM‘ I = gene ne ing oe a 
rapirdion ina very v violent Ez thi and he could not say, because there three or four persons 1. P. Stokes. Dudley, Worcestershire, builder—W. Deeeters Cee oe 
’ rene " very one at this ononeside, and ei tor nine ou another, the jury werenotat Liberty mingtoe Leisrivershire—B, eases < miller seiner, Be . pat ae 
dadieek thik & he f thes —, as thsvee: Ce fae rebee chon ae of evidence. ee Sg ria ea im ee Sonia * a 
Im nal e was alive. @ exci was very unwilling o disturb the verdict on ground. The i xf i N lem 
H for ee learned Judge who tried the cause was n , and he ee diver a. it teron, at Heres , Jt K Heros me 
great to allow time a Ply the remark ; ev : " : 
riveted upon the agitated and shaking seas 2 Becutaie cn tna egbattn, of ie cae Ser ae santion: tile ccs conor ce “ts AS gece 3 
‘ c usion on oO ro! ies. Wilson a ad if 
perator continued to let upon it a fall quantum of ~ Honour did not suppose that to mean upon any preconceived | Dusgaa, Gissgow, merchant. By ; 
galvanic fluid, ne the action upes its ‘ne Tves became orn Porses bag ony gr ose eg their coming tome rao amas 
Urin; trial. eged TMaiscarriage, jecr 
powerful, that it made a , leaping by a| oxpress that the plaintiff and defendant should be examined, and | ,- B1RTHS—Os the oth inst., at Embletons. the Ney ooh i “ce Cuan 
= : 4 —On 4 
wort of f tk , disen- | that each party should call his own witnesses. His Honour then Bucks, of « daughter—-On. the 13th vines at Ladbroke teri cr Sone Si, : 
gaging ite seats fous tie wines mi ch cOmmunicated | detailed the circumstances as to the calling of the Dean, and con- | Mrs. = Bosco Attwood, of a son— _ i eee Sas fey ae A aah inst» a i 
cluded that the Dean, after very fairly stating his position, had | Esq.of Se Joha's-hil,. Wandsworth, of = damghiez a Gn the 15th inst-» 
pe pega All immediately drew around the body- | Fa4 ial stat piece F Pall'Gourts Worcestershire, Bre, W. Dowdeswell, of a tom be age : 
t after its fall it see ed kr etl ea most substanti en ing onthe issue. Hehad | a, Holloway, the wife of ‘f.H. Kemp, of rae the 1 : 
' omen ma fe: ectly motionless | given evidence, and the plaintiffs counsel might have cross- mare, Mrs. C- Rivington, af ‘daughter. 
On the 29th ult., t. Gi 
It.» at eorge’s 
Thies youngest di pter of the ne awe rear ie 
and, taking hold of his | examined him to any length he pleased. His Honour thought | |. 
substance. MS ae ie of Sow Ji ine 
coz a 
ead ceased ‘that he ‘thought he felt a slight — ha} i _ pe = Dees cepts Seen: ast 
single beat of the pulse. The ga rege operator as just had fairl: 
going to 
At this 
inst., atSt- Mark's, Kennington, T. Morris, pweed— 
ss one Deven, Seek Ay he cf BR. Robertson, E yee Be ‘elsott- 
On thi inst., a Bloomsbary, 1 ie cote lare- 
street, Racers ce isa, youngest daughter of » 
street, London. Bae 
DIED.—At Halifax, Nova Scotia,on the 22d nit., J- B. acer pad 
aged 77, Fg apap apnea rennin ETE TE, amiable 
viduals have & from this earthiy scene’ who) s noe rehdalte 
ire, or pigher pelocrere overt Barc, Eee, KC.H. a ‘sau 
aeeratiorans tenteae eae im the Vath Year as 
— ae eldest Pepto ae = 4 ‘Whirechapel, instr 
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