592 THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE. {N° 36) 
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i Snation Boek on quickly in in nat Y of bi pd gal gal Lpoveggrgy of thename of Nim’ - sce pth — as un ag cores drowned. An inquest was sub. 
wi a been wi im for upwards of ten years, and inw ra pecan 'y held upon body and tne ury gavea 
pa siden i ially a re =. ta n oil, on eee hinted eos ce. He himself followed on the 13th June. A | dental Death, butleviedasmall esa iby the a Yerdicot Acct 
trary, n, hy nae ag of lead, iron, and copper. provisional meu ‘was held at Dublin, the defendant in the | tothe inquest the prisoners had been taken into custody, “nee 
as well as in powdere moly bdene a ad in ok ee a chair, at which matters connected with the railway were discussed, | magistrate before whom they were taken considered it rape 
seeds ever germinate. 2 Rea., | andit rea ig mate that the pet cays be proceeded with, | which mr boidhe further inquired into, and accordingly hoaue 
intiff having seen proceedi'-gs fairly commenced, ani ed’s friends over to prosecute. A°gteat nui 
* pee veg! “ge = capil when steeped in pon bivkog put matters under the sipakbatendence of persons in Whom | were called in support of the indictment, and pigeab orcs 
£ r ‘poses, oxymuriatic acid in may | he had confidence, returned to England. On the 18th June the | to be shown that the captainat the time of the accident was Pa ing 
— e procut } , f | pr ee —— held another meeting in Palace-yard, when | icated, but the evidence negatived such a presumption. yar 
water; a teas __| the affairs of the company were agaim'discussed. At this meeting | proved thasthe accident was occasioned by the ed, : 
. salle pe ity ot com common Seats acid, two tea also the defendant presided... Further reinforcements were sent | dle-box slightly touching the end of the peg Birptetend 5 
" mMangenese ; mix t ‘and place | to Ireland to accelerate the servey, and Mr. Vignolles himself | upset. The counsel for the prisoners submitted that the 2 
gerd therein. Digest the whole with a he a of | frequently crossed the water in the exercise of a general super- | rence was purely acccidental; and that, consequently, the sat 
8-30° Rea., and in ge seeds will i intendence over the whole. Defendant continued to takea warm | mander of or was not papas come The learned ond 
font: it dn. tiecesaary. to e.the see eg nati yi interest in the undertaking. The learned Counsel then read | tleman referred to several cases in support of his argument hee 
ey. as soon ast several letters from defendant to the plaintiff. to establish this Pamper Erskine es it was a question entirely for the consid 
; coracle appears liosides an, ammonia favours sy part of his case. On the 19th Sept. plaintiff’s report on the ofthe Jury, who at once acquitted the prisoners sti 
germination of Pa hence they germinate almost im Fheixtee bee —— in, ~~ nothing remained to be done TATTERSALL’S, Saree ee oe 
i 3 ut to make the necessary lodgments of plans in the Parlia- HUR ecer, 
= sees baat placed in dung. — -dung consists of | mentary offices, with a view to procuring a bill in the next | is erned.is settled as a certainty for th: Enis onthe Dertse 
ariauic acl ammonia. In fluids, which con msc no | session of Parliament. On the 2ist Sept. another meeting of | the offers were to bet 11 to 8 on him, but we have no doubt that 
oxygen, seeds will not germinate. The Chinese always | the provisional committ as held, on the proceedings of | 6 to 4might have been cbtained without the least 
di their seeds: eae ial = nure until ‘they swell, and which he tderstood some portion of the defence wouid be | any one been disposed to back the field. 7 to 2 was taken once 
founded. The facts, ho»ever, would be found not to affect | to a small sum about Van Amburgh, \ to 1 offered agst the Squire, 
question. There had been about that time some prospect | 15to 1] agst Tearaway ni no friends), and 25 to 1 laid to a trifle agst 
sr hing bar 
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insects | of a royal commission being appointed to examine into the Galaor. 
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biden in “re cate in w hich oa san are sown; and | subject of a [ier plan Fo ne Pecunia and Mr. Vignolles ee and 2 t spied ec at he oi ar Ss Middicham. It was r 
ara’ is 
i it preven thee taripe from the fy. They apply | een We cle tele ona dead nats | meant rae riser Sane SO 
ps ~ be: ws should obtain that office, and it was agreed that his name should Picross LANE, Fripa - 3.—We have had an additional 
ws pare ah rly wc pri vines. | cease to appear as the engineer to the Great Central Railway pply of new Wheat by ian carr iage samples this morning, 
Theie ya ek roots Soll succulent po thrive best in | Comparty, ri serene bg leaguers be oars re = whet psy ex — a ies sae oo Beet ~~ - & 
¥ mn king uni e advice and superintendence o! Pr . . - ne 
sand. Seeds soaked a few days in train-oil will not be| paintift, In everything, therefore, bat the sa matters con. | 08.t08s. per qr. from the hishest prices realized a fortnight ago, 
touched bi insects when sown; even mice will not touch tinued, after the meeting of the Sept., on the same footing but there are not or i crag i who will submit to ae 
them. Melon and other seeds were taken by Sir Joseph ey had been before. Mr. veo was, unfortunately, dead. | ton.= There is novalteration in Barley, Peas or: Beauavaeaaae 
Bebe ts Orahete d Had the 2 ge living, his seotlene would at once have put an | @eclinin Rien ss ra : 
id to all question whether he acted independently or merel ee oe 
but a them came up, he supposed ‘that ay der —e poe the direction of Mr. ae. The evidence, hhowersie facia Fone gy oem a a Yo rkshire” ae Gite i White fw 
spoiled 33 ‘the total exclusion of fresh a ir—the ey h which could still be adduced in the ed would probably satisfy | Barley (afer, distilling 28 to36 Grind. 24 to ae 
bottles the je sary upon that point. aie we a plea of payment on the | °#! lect Yorkshire. = + Polands 330 25 Feed * 90 tos 
2 i = * —— Nor erland ani - - 2 
In order to preserve , seeds in a state fit for iD peat ae a per mile on bee tad wane feceived more on t ses ‘in pea Soe Shey eemeenees a 13 to a8 Potato a2 tos 
jarge wa: yments ha een OG 6 4 ee Oe eS a (ee ae 4 
they must and he closed in csires : pr made to Mr. ge as ee plaintiff’s agent, credit would be | Beans, Mazagan, old andnew *. 39040 _ Tick au a Harrow 40 to #4 
of air ane moisture is necessary for them: it is on this given for them, helt for the balance the plaintiff would be entitled | poaas weretom Heligland «= + 44 to 46 Winds. — to — Tongpod tor 
cou yt keep e es ale weil Seana by | 2.2 Vernet. Beideoce wees ge ceed i. in suppost of the $5 ‘When? iureebavenscee. 03 em 
pI ST f fi , & % 4 plaintiff's case. Mr. Cresswell objected that there was no evi- _— 
er s of firs, pines, &c., should | Gence of any contract between the plaintiff and defendant to go Weer (Bates) ees Pee 2) ee 
be planted with eet point ys Hat otherwise they | to ajury. His Lordship thougnt there was, but reserved the 5 radia Site valad Bibdag ers Soop: ere 
ot grow. —Indagat point. Mr. Cresswell then addressed the jury for defendant, | August 6 Ep jo 5| 2 6} 2 35 u n 5 by 5 
going in detail through all the circumstances of the case, and ret Ea 22S} SEY se 36 8 1) at 
contending that there was no evidence whatever of any contract} — % : eA ihe He iin SSS ee bene 
- by the d dant. As a member of Parliament he had, with ae = | bentbed Rcd a. 
Asnies ‘Inrstiscence; Noztoenx Creccir, oe preeee _— d what was a great public undertaking; but gereg’ m4) 3 7) 2 8] aon| au | 44 10 
[Before Mr. Justice Wightman] —~ She Apothecaries’ Company v. wo! be a very serious matter to infer that, because he had Duti | | | 
Greenaugh.— This tion by the Master, name, Seek oar ce ee S pr al ittee, and ee ee Oe I 
vernors f the yt & ag i London against the de- si < sitrackon 2a pod eee Ape pete ge bors aia GAZETTE OF THE WE EK. 
fendant, Henry G ‘ . Helen’s, to cer iS 5,000%, put underany cir” | INSOLVENTS.—W. Walker and J. Walker, a Clerken- 
penalties tor havix i as an thecary, not being duly pong ge pager bs - per mile would be an extravagant | well, aes turers of Fadreeade tye heaung build oa narra 
‘The case had been tried at aformer assizes, when much | fr" 'the Povel commission 1 She sume ro cca Ls gape ook er ea ee ee 
ssiou took i m more than! rmile. A numb jon, wholesale tea dealer. 
bw sonny of the meaning of the = == Act | of diikiatses ere then called for the detente after which, his BANKRUPTS —J. Williamson, Nicholas-lane, Lombard-street, City, me 
. their Ee ir Apothecaries jpany- was Lordship having gone through the f. ‘if the Gand thes 3 id a chant—J, Scott, Brick-hill eo Upper Thames street, "City, reserete —H 
then decided by Jucge before whom the case was cided that d facts se, the jury de- | Bentall, Cecil-street, Strand, coal-merehant—C. Danieli. Oxted. street, jewel+ 
tried, that the case of was within the exemption in the ‘ e at defendant had contracte with the plaintiff; that the | ler—4. “Dyson, Shefield, Paskehire, eee teel— E. Jeffery, Exeter, ‘builder 
Act, and that he was not liable to the penalties imposed. That | !@tter had ceased to be engineer in the September when he Ste ne ee ten co eharaiiae a peer t 
Fuling, however, had been reversed, the Court above being of can : to the royal commission, but thai pe sere Wak | Soo acte Unter Thametatiect- J Tuglor, gress Thiwich RL. Dawseas 
opinion that the preparing and dispensing of medicine by chemists 1 due to him, for his services up tothat period, asum of 1,980/. | and P. Vance, merchants, Liverpool—T. Worinton, hosier, Burbage, Leicester- 
and the preparing . ome ap. | — Verdict = the parm for that Banta lend Jowett. ine. pian thnal- al- green my Midlenes—th Ripping, a 
(given, and @id not ennile them. to. administer | . Bras ¥. Jacksow.— was an action to recover damages for | Maidstone—K. Davies, commission are Newport, M 
medicine on theirown The wane was undefemied, and } 2" assault and false imprisonment. It appears that a person of *Scorelt 
a verdict was returned for plaintifs.— Damages 20, an | oe cee comcen Been EOnyieseg Of 8 Sorgery. on 8 bank st ison, Craig: one ae Banta mee Dre 
Ma: or ¥: Cole set oustber. .—This was an action ay ee apr te — e betas ps a pas goa was-got upin | BIRTHS.—On the 20th ult. » Froxfield, Wilt: heey, = 
asum of 817/. 19s., being the value of a. number of roth in cared e plaintiff and a person of the ae. =. Baker, | th 7B. be bese aa 
North Midland Railway, sold for the plaintiff; andit created some _ one of the culprit, made themselves active in procuring sig- z deel sah eM ee ates in lane ect oo 
interest among bankers, stack and share brokers, &c. It ap- ra greet poate others there was attached to oa ae "the name Sr Smith-street, Chelsea, the lady is: E. Williamson, Esq-, of 
peared that in 1836 a person of the name of nt a hadcommenced | air, Archibald Vicurs. On the 17th May the plaintiff and Baker | inet -jb° indy 14 S_¥- Benyon, Eea., of Denston parks or “Nemparge fe : 
Laer oa sethantes iiegaee He ingaitecea bya led on the ae at the Bank, for the D eeices of laying | Gaughter—On the 24 inst, Mix J. I Hazard a igre roots 
person of the name of Hutton to defe: Sanita share. | ‘2€ Memorial before him, and. if possible, of procuring his sig. | Vassall-road, Brixt n, Mrs. Faith. ofa daughter—On the 2éth ult., Mrs. T, 
ee na London, and began todo business with t ae it beng | ee He gar a not within, and they left the petition for | Alautt, of Long-acre, of a daughter, still-born—On the 2osh alt» at Spams 
agreed that the commission should be equally divided between him. He called twice subsequently, and on the third occasion | 38h wit Reig wince os — oD; Lele ai gat 
them. In August1836, Mr. Boult gat at Tatts ps ership with “ im just coming tn o the bank. He had, it appeared,-.in MARRIED.— e ati sum, os ean Fouumitied W. T. Faw. 
a person of the name of Addison, and onuniietcotes this fact to | '8¢ imterval, taken the petition to the Court-house, where the | cett, Esq. "idelsides place, Lon on sidge so O Frances, second ter of 
Messrs. Cole and Mallens, who expressed themselves satisfied | Doon: ere assembled, when it was handed round for their | Yjcar uf Chew Mayas’ S strect, Kensing:on—On the #, bee. Se ak 
th the rent. “Me. Boulk hat stage’ to: detendaiee that Se The opinion seemed to be that the signature of wn Chew Maxas, Sv = = vin 3 Ommaney, ates cng 4 
ber did not intend to do business on his own account, but as broker thea rbd fue! a forgery, and the petition was finally put into Gream, rector of otherteld, Suasex—On the 2d ene St. George’ 
erely, and would always give the defendants the names of his ands of a police officer, mary accompanied by hk we went hom ea by the Rev. Dr. Morris, J. S. Robin neon, Esq., eldest som 
incipa’ if they wien it. They,im return, expressed their ssc ere bank, and arrived there about the time thet e de 4 eteig Robinson, to Sarah Bridget, only Sanh ter of A, Denny, of erga 4 
opinion that this would be unnecessary, unless in cases wi.ere fend entered “The deiendant stated to the plaintiff and M Sr 'Geaiae creek: o teeteet bon os Nita, eo Prose 
stamps would be required. On this basis a pricclai er Sat he believed the signature was a forgery, alleging as . Emily, only daughter of E.G. Freame, Esq, of Corsham—On the goth ult, 
was between the parties. In of the pre- reason that that gentleman always wrote his Christian names by | 3 St: Mark's, Myddelton-square, A. W. Penrose, chesaiasy eee Pentonville, to 
sent year ed Boult and-Addison to sell is, and not in full, as it was in the petition. The policemen Sarah, third daughter of Mr. T. Sctivenor, Banbury. 
now inquestion. They were finally disposed of through defend- then took the parties into custody. — efor ‘o the po- orm i the be =~ a = Lape a me nen tees ss pomp! ad Kan | 
ants to Lacon Po stare ne rtrd pn) oma The plaintiff re- pre dione sad merry anndthey we an hour, - es en it proved that the | 4- &- Sooien, BA. achobae of Trinity Cellege, Cambridge, and second und 
peatedly applied Boultand Addison for ture was an wererelease * For en, Esq., Vavistock-: —Un the 25th ul t hi 
and they finally became bankrupt. It warutw aitines aor tee it was contended, that it was not he who had giv on oor eee Mr. T. Wood, eldest pines Mri J. Wood, “a the Old. Keat- peg in the Sist 
business relations meine Sete Boult and Addison on the | to custody, or caused them soheerveued iuacslbiges phat Beattie a ore Saar ee hp ore a geen = aaonts 
one part, and defendants on the other, constituted a a partnership, had merely, in the presence of the officers, stated his belief that | Aide de" Camp to the D cat oricas, andl seman a hslae ‘Royal reg 
and that defendauts were Yiable - the amount. It was finally the signature was a forgery, but that the latter had acted o: = Deke of Gleareatce On: the sas ult., at Iver, Bucks, Mary, eldest 
agreed that the matter should be turned into to a special case for the own responsibility in making the arrest.—Mr. Cresswell ee of the late Lieut.-Gen. C. Campbell, late Lieutenant-Governor of 
opinion of the court above, poe taka @ verdict was contended that the defendant had been the cause of the arrest of —— 
taken forthe plaintiff for the amount a the parties, and that the present defence was an attempt to jug- INDEX OF THE PRINCIPAL HORTICULTURAL SUBJECTS IN 
Vignolies v. Lefroy.—This was an pre pepe gle the plaintif out of his right to a remedy azainst the part: ete 
tion for work and labour as an engineer. The d pra ee ee ne he who had really inflicted the wrong of which he complained Tis ‘A few plain remarks upon the Mealy-bug, to destro} r4 
Right Hon. T. Lefroy, M. it w t Js the | Loniship, in summing up, said in that form of nplained. His | “NewPoor-law reviewed "= soy ¢| Melons, rename for cracking, - S328 
ad f : tended, was liable aS * of a ne- | Alge, to dry ; 569 5.| Meteorie paper, its composition 567 
irector of the Great Central Irish Railway aay, fox cessary. to ble them to return a verdict for the plaintiff, that | 4's@nic not injurious to some Nicotiana, reason for not ferti 
the work had been done. Mr. Dundas proceeded to state the | (ey must be of the defendant having been ty to |, Dlants gs 87a) lising with Petula: be 
—- ~. who, it appeared, is the well-known engineer, pea eet The arrest was clearly unju: ie signature iercaean Lt secdbaap honiBny oe 9 Oman Spey ott tab 
—_— ae rections the North Union, the Midland Counties, | tate ee ie and even if it had not been so, he knew of no sta- | Bay, its treatment when fronted 365 a | Pear, to recover an old » $6 
d the Dublin and Kingstown railways have been executed. He w would make the offence a felony, so as to justify an oe bags ge 364.¢| _— monstrous ~ 
claimed in the present action a sum of upwards of 5,000/. for ser- arrest without a warrant. To make it such, it must be done with 562 b Jargoniums, soil for - 
vices performed in the retainer of the defendant and cthere 4, | mtent to defraud some one.— Verdict for the defendant Bi si Amoco on, Femarks oa 56h | Plany. basets, tomake es 
surveying and 1 , gis nt Sharp and oth ? ; cc Ses | Primula sinensis, its ‘reaiment 368.8 
on aying out the Great Central lish Railway. The arp an ers V. Great Western Railway Company.—This vegetation 565 ¢| Punnet, its size | ade 
fendant had pleaded that he was never liable to any zine | dint, Was an action for a balance due from the company, on account of Esathecone ae No. 11. 564 a Rhododendron fer: 5 
and had Pav pleaded that, if ever so liable, the plaintit os thea number of engines supplied by the plaintiffs. The engines, it ee XXXu 5646 | second bloom of = Z 
been paid. The defendant, it would appear, however, appeared, had been supplied by contract, ane ‘o the t ch proved 564 ¢| Rhubarb, kinds for succession - yy 
year Leong a director of the se » was in the | of which they were t di ‘ ig to the term: pusan, it is ata history 867 5 | Rib grass, to extirpate 
pate i rc company in question, and continued | to te tabi. y Oo undergo a trial of 1000 mi Pag plaintiffs Climbers that grow in the shade $69 a se, monstrous * 
© ‘ ive part in the direction during the time that the | «.: nh ns © for any breakage from defect steuntecaiia, and if any | Guctmber, viviparons ba tadhll yg meri 8 et ae 
aa ¢ mtiff accrued. He was, therefore, liable to the uch trial should not take place within a month, the plaintiffs Danis iid “aan 566 € Pan ae ae 
plaintitf fon What was due for those services, and in ease of a ver- | jratiiz at the end of that period, to be discharged from further | dung” eet _ to's | Hovel a eae mee _ 
dict aginst on would cvmigae Jere his remedy against his co- liability. ‘The engines were to be of the best materials. It was | Devo reniarks on ite Flora 1 806 c | Sieve, its size ete 
contractors. The speculatio ent tik hot ee now sought, on the part of the pearanag to show, in reduction of Dolomitic rocks, their disinte- Soil for gardens, i 
at that period it was thoesht ae: Gkarcerne sche Rm pont the plaintiffs’ claim, that the Spree the fire oe be ooh aa of in- ES sieneg Pree eR 8 Ese c | Sol Selly Moen ere bt 
= et pated het that it would Saxcinenaity: desirable Hist ee oo amma sequence, very soon worn out. PeltuatFiorians See - see | alemecued wish ae 
way should be ied fi alge ot poe tee aaa ce cosksiiek; Wat course Grcietry € remarks on, ‘ ae wherries, Society for ae 
town < ie cir only remedy, if at tall Bped peeing e- ae Geile 
dict hte aoe the plain: aint 6001. m for a breach of warranty. Ver- Green fy ffs med for 569 ¢ Strawberry, t0 cultivate ay ak 
te ings, ti 569 ate’ ¢ 2 
a annem Cr : Covet.—Charles Munday. captain of a | Heaths, ihe wees 563 3 Thrips re y for oe 
| Richmond and peas en ihene tie di The “Rickmon d. and pire. So aoe A saree a Sogn bel 
cary a e sha i Regt are 7 €07 ative 
-s ee same vessel, surrendered to take their } Hives, to ssc Wasps enter- ii Yeartition,Inteat - ss 
jaughter of Edward Lewis, the circumstances | 2 - = + - . 565 ¢| Vines, bone-dust for - ae 
ed in a form nowsle: 1, description of. 587 ¢ in pers, treatmen' 
oe er Numbe frre ee: um, its height . 569 5| Vitis odorati-si = sg 
e pi tion it appeared | Li aie as Wate 5608 
d, accompanied by several friends, | Manure, a chen top sae strom Wt sides, suaiced « 
= ices of piai ab engaged, . pepe nearly opposite the residence.of the | 2 : ed as stima- — Mildew and Rust, 20- 
, ie accordingly, asi ir = mts . - eT tik - a - 
some previous interviews, a letter was written to himeesome Theparties were fishing fro sara agg Se Richmond-bridxe. | Meadows, Graces for + + 369 5 | Wingham Hort. and Flor. Soc. 583 
him the office. Sion he omer on on the 4th June, intima | Co skiff attac! attached. “About five. in es ia bonasar rr Printed b: we and Eva cdomerect, Fleet atzvet, 
took steps for eeding with the survey. He was at that mo. — ae anes upon them, struck the pone and precipi- the Precio’ of Whiteliats, ta # ss ety aE g theese oe ed By ese 
ment engaged with 0 other matter in England, but he sent over tated he party into a repre immediately ren- | the O7rics, 3. Cnantas sreee, Coen Ganoes, in the Cousty of ate as 
dered, when they were all extricated, exception of de. Editor.—Saturday, September 4, 1841. 
