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The: 
a i intwey wivaten farnish a curious addition to the history | 8al:—‘T accept the ab 
above proposal, and 
house and Pp nd agree to let the said The Ct ore TS 
Natural Roa : nd demesne on the above terms.” e Clearwell Stakes.—Att 
reiting at Old Field Carr near Poult 8 chard Shaw, | ceeded to his property. as beir-at_ a vrai Loo against Wiseacre ‘now en routs for the eae 
’ ‘oulton-le-F ‘o his property, as heir-at-law. s oie aye ‘witl tart.” e for ine sam: 
keeps a quantity of hens, having for a week whan mho — the appellant of the house Sian. He demain peeves favour. Closing prices = aint The Hester cclt was ae Pee 
eggs of one of them which was a con st ae . ing refused, brought ejectment in the Exche juer ota, but, CESAREWITCH S§' 
stant layer, made a | ;°u™ 1838. The proceedings went on - quer in Hilary | _3 to } on the field agst tai iaken) TAKES, 
r or five days, but in September of tb: nearly: to judgment, but | 2? . 7 S8* The Dake of Bas [3 tol ager Orelia 
but on Thursday last he saw ose without ' success ; | with notice of the se son alg aoe served the respondent} 6 F lot (taken) ; I-am-not-aware (taken) 
n Apple-tree in the ‘ : come cackling from | cute a leas “ of 1837, and required him to exe- a 3 liona (taken) H Johnny taken} | 
f 4 rd se of the premises, which th : 1 Welfare (tak: Bob Peel - 
oan cet ae en, in which was . ater dio, the appellant filed his bill in ee respondent refusing to} 8 1 The 'Squire at 1 pence 
to his surptise, he f pe ladder and examin a specific performance. The Scapcabant aie of Chancery for | 13} ha: Baler (taken) Z St. Franeis (taken) } 
1 e found nine of her discovery. It was ende ed a cross bill for bog Shue iss Stilton (tak, : 
nest is about 18 feet from th pie gs depested there ghan, “ghat the Sas you the peut ot Ric. Haniel Cava: y 3 6% CLEAR WEL e ATA 9 
‘Mental Ali é theground.—A and pt was a binding and valid agree agst Col. Anson’s wae 
‘ental Alienat ou at it piney 0 be enforced. 3 greement, oe : a, paces - : 
eared i eee fa ollowing Statement hs r. John Callaghan, that It was answered, on the part | Hester tM Wrefordts Wines: Te, not p-p. 73% ind 100 even on 
h 
¥ piagheny some of the Fre neh papers, a poi onty, that of ¢ ing M a ty a meee for a temporary vur- ester colt (taken p-p.) ‘0 1 agst Col. Peel's : 
in sak giv a 2 bea and not with - view of being ppittennsaiee nape R saohate ko to , agst ao a (taken) saan i to 2 each 
cu 1e¢ ti e 
i dn the Lato desea furnished See he ee Coa cota ac hac maneenenable and onstaie mee Barrier and Deber | fet Fence antiate dey L - 
c Asylums of Ch foree th rt of equity would ———— € bet). 
the Salpétri “4 o arenton sictnen, | em. After two or three heari not en- = 
re, the hospital at Tor : » | Chancell nearings, and after th MARK LANE 
re, rin and neellor Plunket had ns th 7 rT the sca 4 > , Oct. en 
the following re the + sana 7 that at St - Yon the agreement to be ned, vebig rite Sas who had prepared poe bade on srw pin lates —. ze has been very little 
year, In stg 1,164_-Feb. 1.200. for specific perf axing vit at costs ae aismibaed he bill sia ent ae ue, and Foreign has realized an ad ry samples im_ 
1,453—May, 1,579 todas a 0—Mareh, 1 eo Apel, : wes of the Lord Chancellor of habia poe brought a snc A eriod, with a steady demand. “Barley, Pe of 1s. per gr, 
a cae si e, Jul Ba Lord Cottenham went ver ; e on ame.—Monday’s ¢ > Peas and Beans 
rm hee = a Rte »373—N a : _ Dee, fond api nigns: test tRe object peg ng a en agra am RITISH, a doing as on Weds is fully sup- 
- > t therefore a h le By ae ey mporary one, namely, to give M : ent was merely a | Wheat, E ex Imiperia? 2 arter. 
June, and the mini ppears that the maximum was i = in the course of th r. D. Callaghan, as had been | -— at, Essex, Kent, and Suffolk.  ewhite® 46 
minimum in Jan.; and on as of the cause, a qualification Norfolk, Lincolnshire and Yorksh: ite 52to70 Red 
F ecomparin asy and less expén capable of more Barley shire - 6 wea 
six hot with the six cold ‘eniaine it will b re : he teats His conte pot than any other qualification he Oats, Lincolnshire and Vorighive ss age distilling aie Pilaey eotwes 
the be ’ e found that p said, if it was pos: asa Saath Feast rind. 24 to 38 
num . of lunatics, during the former, was much such was the object of the agreement, ae mae to doubt that | —— Irish land and Scotch lands 23t0 25 Feed s0 oa 
the opi 3 cee UeBen tare E Wiel | ~ |< iaime Med ate ta ontsa 
greates ay © hea bats Vaden tu pat ni so unreasonable in preg Bian s, Mazagan, old and new". "87 to a : Foed Be te Zz Posen 2 Hi 
to affirm the d ormance. He therefore mo Pigeon, Hel ' w - 80 Tick oto 4 
: pec oir i gee ge tom, dismiss this prc Pens, Was repeal bw ce Sen * £0 50 Letemc  o 
Hovss or Lorps.—A committee for privil this case, and most entirely ‘bukensved vo rth the view ae WEKiy mrentaL pO, Gry. “a eae 
von the claims of the Earl of naar ee asken orneatte aes rf hon eye Se eee ernee ee oaraet, rr ye of it | August, 37 Lage epg Gone gp B 
A Aer sggemong’ peers of Ireland. The eill to vote issed with costs. appeal | S an EP es Fe oP oe ye. | Beans.| P, 
- bteatarge ges pet 5 ties. ae 4 3) 40 0) 43 ean 
r. Talbot appe: ose ng PREROGATIVE 0 z 39 1) 94 8 9) 45 
andy a ving sited the ee irs r both ¢ H. Jenner.)—In aoe sd aubeny sat in.the absence of Sir a Sh cy teeg eee e baeee Pe ered i 
last peers, and rota noe Sg oop sani to make ‘out the. ‘sitting ot tatrix made a will in * dup lice e Ketham. —In this case the tes- | Ociobe eta Fedde gai a wie s 
were deciar patcsadhcseneg eee — will there was an ae n the present year. In thas Peete repr es ee B30 5 | 6 8 
then decided. ‘The following ae Oe rae Ae ure, and above it simply the words 220 | 38 7| 4211] as 
r <a the case origi rds *‘ Erased A | es 2 
Haig v. Homan.—This it directed th a ginally came before th gdp  6| 3 4 oa 
; was a ca e paper to be exami : e Court, z | 3 0) 44 8 
appointed, in a ri uit in the Court po yes by el eiver had been | covery of pach at pied ce pared persons skilled in the dis- Dati is. ett EF 4 44 is | wey 
pad ven ee ephg certain rents, and k one: ase rrapetaed og Sanur fut Bane. ee deciphered. Dr. i soy foes Z . oe 
b-lessee n annuities | these circ i ; - Dr, Haggard ‘TTE OF THE W 
gents: The pedicel rose ag af peas te, and charged om: tliose | parole svieanon tebe acianite Bit the penbate,, pod-baiy eg oe NSOLVENTS. Loy ig gece tile WEEK. 
leases as well ss to the lease ; the orcosregt ss gp to the sab. | into consideration to be admitted, and other cireumstances taken timber merchant, King streets teen = saan Thoms, 
er payment of the anouiti yen arose as to the | this caseit was evident meaning of the erasure. . In Wine RUP TS as temes Dry 
getting some of the annuities proctsnadl He finally succeeded in | sum of 400/. was decry a codicil to the will, in which the | S57: Resi, Mil ae ire , Billiter-street, ee 
Fete cuceChtmty stn ite nuns pss | othe et ink iret ate wate sat whic a | yaaa eg erie 
y the receiver in respect of t aye the sums paid over to the paper, includi e ne Court to grant probat oy sta ickeabo =: Chilve sal orth - -place, Grays-ini tae sty 
‘The court, however, rejec hese annuities repaid to bi th : ing this sum of 400/. to the probate | E. P. Cooper, B- Cooper, and J. A. Coop Suffolk, upholsterer—E. 
sected thik o} imself, | therein. Dr. Danbeny rejected executor named | Wiltshire, clothie r ° A. Cooper, Staverton Mills cs nl 
the decision. ““Lord Cotte claim, and he appealed agai ejected the motion. Th B.C H eywood, Heaton Norris aanrieapit war. en 
ehauis it E against | cases in the Prerogative Court e whole string o} rey, Nottingham, lace-manuf: orris, Lancashire, waite 
moved to affirm the decisi oe EEE going ‘fully into the case, | 4 Course, and th wes again nst the adoption of J. Turner, Ulverstone, Lai ace nufacturer—E. Wilcock, G. Teasdal ai 
hak Ue appellant sion of the court below, on the ground: groubd ee e opposite decision in the judicial com such | bold, Chesterfield, esta Berens 5 Ba cr ittan eidie pareve chy ieaeess ae 
the peyment Het bet allowed an original order of th s of which were not satinetly oow. nmittee, the | younger, wine and spirit-merch as —S H swell.and J. May the 
‘annuities, to rem: 3 e court, for hich were different, could ni n, and the facts of | Richmond, Surrey—T. L ants, Walbrook, Lendon—J. Coulsell batt 
meant to forward a claim a maaracteshar ad when, if he | to the words erased ot alter The doubt existi beakecllag = Kingetsa-opas & inakecper,-Barcye-BMill, ‘Varkskive ie = 
of these annuities, he sh to all the money paid ni aotanent faa Court ased had not been Temoved by such evid megan’ Carey, wo tes erties ee - Tomkinson, builder, M her ahh -g 
to the receiver poo pet je ould have given ane of ‘ts vintention GLA could admit, and conse a je maust reject the ence as ee: Sneade, setting re oe ak ship-agent, it, Fish strees- 
that ord So ieiacer beach have applied to ind weer be oti or J vsticianY fnotion, | helenae = A- Morin, lodging pee ee ane eee 
rgery.—Gavin Scott, wh : cott, Yor —R. M. Dittrich, merchant, Kings , Great Malvern, Worcester 
Leni ¥. Smi cae A ae , whose hn Tee Brampton, De! i > Kingston-upen-Hall —J. 
“the Seoteh | os mh s A question whether, according to ae eS commercia al world, pa tly exe cached such a =8. B. wp berraice Boyan, outher beuringon pio Warwick 
t " w. 3 TS, th: as 
tied ae age ney ide eee was Hable S, bt seacocdes pica? aa ile bin oe Gen chenatrer tuck, tien hy this Sparen nae tarer, Over Dare 3, Bh neces Derby byshire— iG "pony atic st mane 
oan nt, he had not constit ement, ay theft, breach of trust riars-road ire— lass-dealer, 
Cottenham fall yagreed wih the denne particular oe rene int tes Miah isting boats pr Bie mat septen tea p, sein SEQUESTRATIONS 
court below, which. he curse Senet s of the | inte: Bs rst read, when the priso: : M‘Gillivray, of Greenock and P elcrigy. of 
Affirmed accordingly. might be affirmed with coste.— meateck teal oa Rigi pe guilty, my Lord.” Mr. Sse ee of Aberdeen, metchany—J. Gowars ie pera —8 Taylor, ‘mw ray 
+. Cran She wek heen t addressed the bench on his beh peer et ir ES WE a pray -coneraceit 
Court of Session, which had deelave th against a decree of the ont = bd and overtaken at, Merecil He said that | 4,0ener 0 € Croydon, Surrey, on the Ist. in: 
tribute : the appellant li ! gor and Forester, the London es, by} Mr mn. | 28 ter—On a chert inst., ai Whit i e_ist inst., Mrs F. Pulley 
eee eran cas on rdene OF South Lett, ys to con. | him... Mr. M‘Gregor wastheconly iaatade acsonpenies | ooo ee var gs ice Cottage, Shacklew sl Middlese alls ee 
couse was toate fi he place | and the Londc ‘é person able to iden the 5th inst-, the i Ss io ening a ag Infantry, of a daughter 
by an Act of Parliamen formed part o: Of walists; = on officer hadno warrant f ntify Spott, | son—At Hanwell aeny lames Davies, Esq-, Elm-lod Leah 
; nt had. bee: ict which | much difficulty mi ‘ ‘or his apprehensi ae well grove,on-the 7th inst., th o> Fy ‘of & 
and = to Edin +. n disjeined from South Leith, | cf ¥ might have arisen in the sion. Thus | ¢a¥ghter—On the,6th ins » the lady of G. Baillie, Esq of 3 
t = of the proverty, had ; recovery of the ‘i -M. Eldiston, Esq,, >» at Abbey-place, St. John’s Wood, the I 
cullen on tilt bargh.—Lord Cottenhatw expressed , property, had any obstru€tion b the remainder | @'s npea Sf a dangh toe Ae teh the lady of C. 
ry words of the act, a clear | the unfortunate 1 een thrown inthe s Sandeman, o on On ah ighbury-place, on the 5th inst. Ma.6. 
appeliant 3 still continued.—J se M Saxena aoe of the | gav > panel. Bat, so far from this, th way by | lady of F. Adams in the Sth inst., at Sion-row, Clifton, near the 
‘Hilt — udgment affirm owe gave every facility for the re ; 4 aye not only | terrace, Islin, » jun.» Eeq, of a daughter—On the Sth reer 
a ‘and others v. Paul—The circumstances money, but he voluntarily a covery of what remained af thy | Seutbempton-stree Mrs. G. Powell, of @ daugheer—On Mags | 
follows :— se ie a y agreed t et, Bloomsb » Bt IT, 
ws cs ie lbs Seen apc fo ETB | Std ae rer ha be cas eda yee | SARE Ota eine es 
i nes of the county of ; isputed that a fo _ one of the b: y’s6th Regiment of Foo B on, ieut. R. S. Cole, of her Ma- 
public office, and a tall yof Renfrew. This rgery had been committed anks | Regiment), halt nly son of Lieut.-Col. Cole (formerly of the #! 
lary was er t pate a | to protect the int i ,and he came b of F pees Sse nattached, to Mary A wey: vg 
signed the profits of this office t o it. Robert mc be interests of bis late emplo ack ‘ordington-house, Esq., De ary Anne, second daughter of J. Hayne, 
.o the en so much ipjar Fi loyers, who had alr St. Peter's Church, § I> rchester, county of Dorset—O: 
ment ty hit dete Your te pene facn aceua | fn charace ire by him, by aang ie forgery “Tue | stash Ssh shy ice com of Banke oe 
MSs i P 5 ificates of th yg ay Albans— eT eae 
diteee: becateye creditors. eae r character of the prisoner, but he e former | rick, son of ns—On the 6th inst, Edward Alexand hea va 
the profits of the ere- | with read ’ would only cont i ¢, son of the late B Harenc, E a jexander Fr 
be as part of the assets, of the oe inguestion ee ree rne vac ttre amen me tans feet erat | ieee <a aughter of C. Rook, Esa, ok foot tcray place, e, Kent, to Baty 
and bad made below had i the * a D 
sented by the poem Po pine hg os evga emg pot ead mgt ree British commereiatinterests jn - Teese: Hetaa, mo eectee of is y Hoseason, eae 
ion by wa: 5 Srongpt ap this aid ne stated, that havi in | Secreta a » istrar of t ee eiraeg c Colonial 
nen Beg Mb ened mppeal to i ocnncen a it rg aamaon er cobs ms and Forester ‘o assist in aie tet = ~ oo sary | et Scones Me. Clarkes of Lower Gromvenor paces and ae 
had once 0 phan children—On - . e hus % i infant 
the come to & conclusion at variance with thatof the optaisr a pegs of aie Serre sae dda ie Oi magn facility to’ eet aes ak = aged 38, dam relict of th A ieee: Ww. eb ape g Wore cottages Enfield, 
Gat by . the Court below. : : 10m e had ‘ make e late Right Hon. S » +, and only surviving sister 
eae euie tee Ghee se Rzan George diamine tore dl eb pe megan gg aiucnopuien ee eteeney the Sin ar sector of Cotesbach, Ta the county ifr or 
‘the are i" + Messrs. st a 
: ere the circumstances of the as ae — same effect, stating that geste circa 2 certified to | ms er of the Hines Scheel, ane Isabella, the wife of the Ker. G-Tanes 
s | 4,7900. He, therefore, craved th arate amounted t Se 
ne lenient. consi i - IN 
deration of the: DEX OF THE rite Wee ea SUBJECTS IN 
Lichfield Flor. and Hort. Soc. . 6465 
Lisianthus Speers: = a 
ieee seeds 648 
6495 
a 
c ty his clear opinion that no title to th ow 
of the offi ie she Court for his unhappy client. Lord Meadowbank, in passing | Aberdeenshire Hort. Soc. . 
passed by that deed. On this point, which he | sentence, said,—Gavin Scott, yon have admi ms : 
mitted that you are | Abyssin ia, = als 
i 
one argued at the bar, his d 
not conclude bis obser vati lecision would proceed ; bi . 
rv ut he . 
that, besides the piri ee oa the case without “pire eae of this~ theft, breach of trust, and embezzl: 
House for a renewal of the sor y ede hae = as calling on the Sache. ~ re as genuine forged watiee ae and of ye ame fee of York Florists 646 b 
ons another on which he daubeed uh coart below, th law of Scotland, were capital not ; mend a . > G49 | Loam described - 
have been maintai joubted whether the j of them is capital now. In ot long ago, and one of | Asnas renovate an old "> : 
ined. judgment our case th A - 647¢ | Louth Stier and Hort. os 
whether the trast deed forging +: en “ag y that he mach cusheat Aci your guilt. You were employed and trusted by ng to nies Leeman ts eee tee Bsaebester. "Donic Oa Garden, 
ar sin profits of this office, could io ny - ed as to in- pow caceeapeaneie we you lately were, ai ie erie er Botanical Soc. of Bai : oar Manes comparative vale f . 
em. This - e force env . P em was to carry 0 a which gs inbui - 645 ‘different ki ; 
its income could ae sees acae publie office, and he did not tik heart than 80002. By so doing ry off and defand them of a sum Busbews aay ae 2 gh Miser capratetes, ews of a 
bec os distinctly understood that ‘kin od trustees, but he desired it = rrancno li add bese been attended with ruin to crt eet arisen | _ ‘ality for eee sete ree the American will 9, 
point. ‘The terms of the t gment cid not proceed to et ant ns cartinca te dae a ee seed, to sow SAS © oclergnium, i(sbiswory - - 62S i 
sufficient to incl rust deed were not in th the time, anc, therefore, there ave been aware | “zttle: © se thelr vi en its history - { 
bb isovea thle myriad = the chica saked Shige inde he eroegte and extent of your guilt, wants any raaen as to aoa ad ting a wk Sacks ioe ale tastes * sat 
7 s! +2, . cf - - ese) 
Spee ee nace tg eo | rene tan ae sans | oa anges TE astra oe, 
Biteet to he appellant entitied to the costs oi rt _ieriatins were willing to afford peticses hatin stated by your counsel, and Cynips apterns gna Peon in winter vs os b 
Teall scit.— | you had-committed, may: be ess in your power for the inju: Dahlias, prize rae S| ologist, N os. III. and I oi 
from ts the fr: John Calleghan.—This to consider raeaecon a age but lam not sitting aa herons in winter ripe ‘Pies as angus! stifoliam, a mypees . “7s 
court of Chanecry in Ireland, Was an appeal | perpctrationof thi oMthis description. Mercy for 1 Farme a totes on ~067-b | Plante for 8 green betes border. 6104 
» arising husk this baie {the Crown pies re deed resides in another quarter. It Aig — | Fon ers ian sere 
y , who alone can extend i F ‘ 'S wit: y Guide taki bese 4 ~ 69 
h bere is ~ a bares law; - Be hepatica aaescice a | pee *. e1a.« | Potatoes a : : a5 
such a caleggeeot satbad ane Bie as been guilty of eae, scribed: - 43 Primula vulgaris, Mr. Babing- |, 
ay si : is F = t 
have forfeited hia tite “bat that the public ie = ee rans Sr an vat CAighareh = . bat ¢ | Rhododendrone en Ssiewood 
bani a! So enero Ihave no alternative but to coe 6 Sfowerlng: ~ 6496 wee anit Roses 5 
coLeanes amg ge ae oo life. Itis painful for me to ha a. : Root- scat ee 
occurrence, has es fanechacaatie = I am told, before this | 4: ley =n Soc. ae Rose, to cultivate the yellow sie: 4 
2 Tr, an 1 bd - noisette ‘ 
fair ch er before he could have bee ie t have borne ae cage Forest-trees, Salisbury and West a i { 
ployers, bat who has made use of th ed by his em- | Hollyhocks, bienni * a7 ¢| Royal Dahlia Soc, 3 oa ; 
the sentence ofthe Court is, tt at trust to defraud them Lt bai oe ar 649 5 | Salix caprea, metamiorphoses of f 
the seas for the whol is, then, that yon be transported be: * | Hortie cult ral Soci a 6450} the pistil ot ome 
say another word ath carey of y set aur ides anid T.wede atl tee no garden, pai Dahlia show: sae 
‘ix a 
[trast you have repented. poet Lion e much to repent of, ard = Beat a's remarkson 644 6 Shetiea Floral I Eebitision ome 
the bar. priso: von was then removed from | ,,°°2*¥st markson Mr-Fowl Stages for greenhoute ie: eur 
Hi 4 it. Ab w's Hort. ar. i. 
ae eee E ppechecis radivata, a natural ib | Trifolium ate od 
Ped. Indi i ~ - uber ferrugineuar Lona; 
supporters of oS Se geen Mitta haee agreement > ndian corn, edible when young G45 = | Verbeass, ruginesmaagement - O52 
fiona and Welfar still te noway Flor. and Hort. exhi- nan: ewe 
on Monday, and the result w a te ae more zealous than FP aes eegemyayeeae pice Wandsworth Hosts ; = 
each was backed at an impro t before the betting finished angst Hort. and Flor. Wincopii 2 f Bacon the Pim- 
er party.” stood at 9 to 1 until late i “FF ints. The S ee ine ee a 3 enh 
ey ae. P oF gett a Se cae ee evening, and then rose a ro F 646 ¢ | Yor! i 6 8 
}s7, in the agian ag so date on tard f Young’un, T the subscribers had left ye es 
ing terms, written |-amM-not-aware, ic, “Printed by M it 
at the etbeichid Peel essrs. Baapsuay and. Ev: Lombard-street postreets 
a also had frien the Pre rene Whitefria bard 
Fes ea did we perceive wo the recnes of CHARLES-sTRERT, om ee coanes, ‘i ihe Sous Panel siiaes 
‘either lame cramiss. | Bulner—-Serur ‘i Gommenicatons s8 Counts eed 
