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THE GARDENERS CHRONICLE. 
[JAN. 29, 
least possible dela’ ohn Blakesley, his nephew, to produce various deeds and Bait Court.—Thee yoy d Cavanagh.—This 
be Kien: -™ board with the y- Hare. Mr. ey documents rating the transfer rer some property. | case of the fasting man, w whic h our reader 3s will remember t “Case 
King the clerk of the Soudan, died. He had re- Order gran was pas! og against the fie ir granting the habeas 
mained ashore at the farm during the Albert’s sag at ¥. Tindall.—This was an application to commit William | The court, however, decided that the conviction was tua; a and 
ro il! at the iod of his re- Tindall for the breach ue injunction which had been granted | that tharahaen ie rule must be made absolute; the Pulsone® was 
Egga, a whey P50 3° : had d - i him from making stearive elaine out of cocoa-nut | discharged ccoreieey bein, ought up before the Queen’ 
embarkation. Thus far the set ee oll but in consequence of his manufacturing the ee substances | Bench in the usual man 
safety ; but could not forget the t he cocoa-nut, i plain —- — a sara WEN Vs i Proprietor of the ene Independent. 
was th injunction. The Court considered there had been his was an applicati e why a 1 
dangerous bar ene test aa and eth behind ee — a the inj unction, but directed that the defend- information should = be filed against the pgrettiee sh. of the 
mig sian ihe ge ant should pay the cos ‘Hampshire Independent,” for a libel upon Mr, Dickson, the 
Ha this head we a as a 3 bday i eae Waters v. the Earl of Thanet.— yor of Southampton, accusing him of Betiig a “ disgusting 
relieneds for in the pon of hha 13th they fell i rw ‘with n ‘ani two bills sof exchange for at. a. 4651. 108 politi cal pa rtisan,”” and and stigmatising his eget Ral; g anted, 
it, then Mr ufton, in 1802, who in Eat _ x ned in 
~acate Sear c, a nh ra a von yee ; arenas was a oners pen gd printed eerie entitled, «  Bacartetentd of Facts,” relating : 
bf mmander, Capt. b a “by —— A s tim a eto the plaintiff as the vatior o ore pri r of “aaa hair dye: 
be ae “te board the Albert, and by great ctertions ot the money, a d veing unable to > pay vit, he entered into the porte The alleged libel stated that the plaintifr Ww as ‘aman of : straw,” 
the bar soon after sunrise 01 e 16th, and | ing agreem ede: :—'* I hereby d yself th ~y e statute | which, it was alleged, by way - 
z el seater in case of Dake prog and I p metre a, the full | vent ci ircumstances. The declaration was yee to, oo the 
unt, with < jo interest, whenever er my P eircum ,enable gr ‘a man of straw,”’ did not nece y 
ace do so, and that I am be on for that pe The | convey any imputation on the solvency of the plaintiff. The 
bills were not put in sui 1838, when the defendan te his Court was of opinion that taking the expression, ‘‘ a man of 
dwriting to the agreemen ad it d the statute of limita- | straw,’ with other allegations in oa printed sta atement, it wag 
tions as to the bills. A verdict was taken for the plaintiff at the properly said to convey that the plaintiff was in insolvent eir. 
trial, bat a rule had since been obtained to set aside the verdict mstances. The defendant was a ne wed to amend, however, by 
and have a new trial, on the ground that the claim was barre pouting “Not guilty ” to the declaration 
by the s' te of limitations. The question was argued at gre 
len e time since, and the Court having taken time to con- ERSALL’S, Tours 5 ee haa tting touched upon the 
ho — a mari 
he Bbedon) all of to he 
montis to eitie‘an vee at Fernando Po. 
Court or Cuaxceny. —Waiker fs yy her 
i. bill was filed for the administra- 
estate of the late Mr. Harvey Aston ; and the peti- 
elving pro- 
—. going on pce Pron Laggan 
as creditors of the estate, to have the conduct of the cause. 
Master refused to report in favour ofeach e change, and the Vice- 
Chancellor di The Lord Chan- 
—This was an appeal 
v. Wanted Minster.—In this c: 
ied against the 1 im sof ben ‘school 
which is regulated by a ee tenes ghd 
, and its er ‘ 
r the 
ed, it was finally arran, oy. that the defendants 
um of on to the chari an additio 
of the 
both Ponta 
were cross- 
actions have deen commenced . the parties to recover ee 
for the loss. Lord Chancellor said the motion must be 
Beard 
Vic NCELLOR’S” Yeah oaigee erin + Raphael.—The ob- 
sical mieten of ae eee ee 
e di 
46,000/., which is annually tr ed aabeebatic ation oF 
wich 
court, to the abi abbot of the convent of St, Lazarar, an d Arme- 
i at Venice, in 
ct 
stoi: 
costs 
anbhather v. Jefferys.— His Honour Vice-Chancell Say 
finally disposed of this case, wiiel has been cdg aed ina: previous 
Teanthet He had on a former —— seed himself disponed ta 
ourt decide the case; 
‘ally considering the S eee. he felt himself com- 
or ee plaintiff’s bill must be dismissed, and with 
costs. 
inson y. Page.—In this ease the question related to the 
an award in certain matters of dispute between 
yieiatine lately partner with Mr. Charles the che | 
tor, and the defendant, who had agreed to Mr. Pearson’ 
interest, and to join the plaintiff. His Honour Vice-C or 
Wigram thought that the award was He said it was with 
great at he refused the defendant’ ion and 
3) 
a leasehold 
taken in execution und era fi. fa., and 
png ded, was not properly delivered over to the 
i: without the proper formal cnsipneniie: His 
Sg. PRP granted tie injunction. 
Rois Co —Robinson v. . Bainton. —-The object of the ek 
defendant from receiving 
ap Seati 
sums of money which i byt 
sessed sey oo ‘contrary to to the pi 
Basford cpllatin ok binié oe 
h some 
sider in it, now = an elaborate judgment, deciding in favour 
of hit Je fendan 
v. Mu: oa —This was an action to recover the value of 
Pipher - the a politan Rhea Pavement Company. The 
action was mae mise, in which Log hori Boca 
gaged to deliver the ake hen dema nded by the plaintiff. Ther 
circumstances, however, connected with nd ap case that Ted 
the Court to decide in favour eS es defendants. 
action to recover, as on an 
the Mutual Ma- 
r 
I mpany) had insured the steam- Kil- 
enny in a sum of money which the proprietors had been bliged 
to pay to the f a number of pigs which had been put on 
bee’ 
wind, and the each heres been scone gm to pay their owner 
tt to be reimbursed by the insurers. The 
grante — 
ah Ouse vy. the Inhabitants of Ris: 
ted an order for the removal of Elizabeth Bothom 
e ant expressed a 
inadmissible. The pars ror the. reno fo 
betes as bad; and the decision of the sessions ecastine i it must be 
The Queen v. Macn moth ers.—An indictment against 
the potonedie ‘for eohagths yp ape e the return of a mea ype r 
person as Bridgemaster cg the City of London, by m of 
falsely Letina ig bere rar a entitled to vote ‘at the eatin. 
A jury ted s these defendants on chen that they 
had actu cally voted = navi rig o vote. Application was 
now made tor a rule to shin caine why “the palin should not 
piclvepaeniad or a new trial granted, on the groun roxas that the verdict 
ee ee vidence given at the trial.—The 
we 
rown Vv. Chapm m against the defendant, the 
Marshal. of the cnnenrs ae esa for allowing the escape of 
a prisoner, who had poet ae ope by the Lert oi and icmaaitted 
to the charge of deft owever, that whil: st in 
such y an indi = be ta t the prisoner for 
perjury. O he by eas t a Raveeate, 
He was at first imp , but was afterwar iled, and 
was then taken back to the Queen’s Bench prison, and delivered 
the keeper of New the custody of the marshal. The 
’s officer at first ed to.receive him, but at last con- 
S escaped, i i 
e Court gave 
tion on the part of the p laintiff, 
minal information s 
paper for a slandero' 
Exparte Roper, Sores o show 
why leave should minal inform: 
against a gentleman Se Parry, for making st bastante 1 inj 
ous to the character of Mr. Roper as a magistrate of the county 
of Flint. Rule granted. 
n application on the 
‘trates, aon the police court at Brighton, for 
a rule to show cause why a criminal information should not be 
filed the editor of the * ag trate + mma ”? for a libel pub- 
on these magistr 
by their sacisices they had ce 
respect of the public, with other Imputations 
similar kind. The thes 
gentlemen thus impeached would spraase protect them Seniest at- 
tacks of this kind, without filing iminal information, and re- 
fused the rule. 
The Queen v. The ee of BR fon nome ie in a County of 
Rutland.—The q uestion in this case was whether a@ pauper who 
ad “© settlement by appren weak oF the parish of ‘St. 
Martin, Lei had a settlement by 
estate in the park Spank ‘a Whipen dink: at tae co coy of amines uct had 
been deprived of the latter set settlement by sr a 
natie to the Co Lei 
Amen pass still It gy that the wor ords i 
that Act were too strong to be got over, and that the decision of 
the sessions must be reversed. 
Queen v. The Poor-law ee —In the matter of 
application for a deg ty. te 
sal missioner to to show cause w 
issue ip two orders pi ra 
them respectively, Searhig date bey oth Oet., 1840, and the ty 
ae 1840, for ee purpose of bi 
nion.— 
-law Com 
which 
of the — of Lichfiel 
should not issue, to Paiaaged “the e burgess-roll of that city the 
claimed f to be placed upon that pst 
of corporate officers, 
env. Mitchell ond cea 
case, who oe rae aig hone ty oe 
"tale to sh wh 
a ow cause why a new trial should 
i, on a of ye oot gd er one having been 
made the rule esr : 
ord, for an, order to re eee, 
fe Set tide and verdict en 
\ distrained, Rule granted, of the p 
Aworth.—In this case hoot \ 
as pre- 
nee of ‘Auchan 
_—_ tol, nothing o of f any importance was wrens: The final 
erages were thus 
HESTER CUP. 
6 to 4 on Lanercost agst any pet 1000 to 20 agst George (taken 
(offered) 50 even between Rory O'More and 
15 to 1 agst Jal Tar O’More Jolly Tar (taken) 
17 to 1 agst 
DERBY. 
26 to . agst Mr. Gregory’s lot (tak.) 40 to : agst Moss Troo 
7 Attila (taken) 50 — pa 
10 1 Chatham 50 Defier (taken and after- 
20 1 Auckland (taken and waite offered) 
es eps offered) 60 1 The Artful Dodger (ta) 
23 1 Wis 75 William le Gros aken) 
27 1 Rabere “4 Gorham (ta.) | 1000 i5 fanest (ah e : 
35 1 Joanna colt, 6666 200 Allt es (taken) 
OAKS, 
25 toll agst Colonel Westenra’s Rapture (taken) 
“MARK LANE, Ls dah AY, tt 
amidork in the value o f dry Whea 
dition are very ansaleable. 
ey there is as som 
. the buyers ‘will bor y the rates demand 
Peas and Beans are unaltered a Gate, but ede Dollers't are 
demand.—Fine Oats find buyers, but the lower Irish are very un- 
saleable. 
er Imperial  aslee 
BRIT te 
baie ee Pe aedsd Suffol White st ‘to a Red t 
orfolk, Lincolnshire and Yorksh 
e ingu 
ed.— 
—We obsery. 
ce Taaemy, re the ta sailegeea a 
There has been a fair retail 4 
irae : 
gpa te EEK, 
INSOLVENTS.—W. © King’s Lynn, Norfolk, a rewer—T’ 
Townshend, jun., North ne Bote : Somervetahire, builder—J. Parsons, Mans- 
= ld, Nottinghamshire, maltster—C. A. Cantor, late Be a vanes now of 6, 
i¢-street, Montague- = aes — on, 
TCY SUPERSEDED. —B. 
ersbury, shoe factor— 
Be K. me 
udga’ 
es, nnel 
phenson, Man anc hester, mer stle 
—R. Wilson, eo ie Tile Sheds, Northumberland, » brighoane 
Wo lees -road, Chel: ner ners er—W. E. Boyle, Neath, Glamorgans shir 
5. O: iider 
ScoTcH Pea UEC HE TOMS Kibble, 
facturer—J, nro and I). Munro, Tullich, Sop tage 
the Farm ot “Knetom of ey Certachy = tex 
and W. Bae ~ 
mercer— By Meshes 
neze, Rentoeshire.. ee ns 
Hunter, of Glasgow, coach bui 
Glasgow, zebra we: ma 
x) builders —D. sina 
Sain 
. my of pe 
and A. H. 
one, cotton-s: We veotey 
ow. Forbes, fad Ww. Belly, "Glasgow, 
ge Leithhead, J. Henderson, 
MARRIED.—On the soth Inet at St. Clement's, Cornwa 11, Lieut.-Col- 
Palmer, of es Madras a ine, eldest Senghine of the late 
Andrew, E ruro—On the ny inst., at 
Mortimer, Hants, to Mary Ext 
é n—On ~ anh, inst, at St G 
over-square, «5 of Bod Ger wig to 
niece of Mrs. Godden: ot St. George’ 's- serrace “9 “viyd 
DIED.—A few days —— * Pvmmgge Mr. tesa 
was recently elect: f the Beney 
of Aged an Indigent G 
York- — = sn — sah the 23d inst, at or 
Merrion r Countess of Milltown, in her 
INDEX OF THE samcreat HORTICULTURAL SUBIHOTS a: 
Amateur's sh 
Aphides 
Assam 
ars 
Es a 
SR ry, 50 notes on 
avel 
gravel-walks, its ae- 
struction 
oe | Ms a 
Niger expedition, news of .* 
Pic td iat a list of | 
ni ants, 
as | «kinds notes on rare 
ottagers, hi ts for 566 
Cucumber exhibitin mn, for f : 
Drainage, effects o f peas 
545) Ros 
oe ‘ncyclopedia noticed « 56.c | Ros 
F owers, run, cer stony ‘ a sien: their prevalen 
‘orestiny, remarks or : e| Stocks affected b 
Fruit- -trees, their treatment 
Glo: ia Ovata 
: a 5 
56 
FH 2 hothouses, to colour b bye 
— and, nitrate of soda Law . 5 b 
reenhouses,on their construction 53 a Whivechors raised 
Ice, salt should not be used wi oa 55a 
ed for the 
laintift 
Printed by Messrs. Brat RY Evans, Lombard-st reet, Fleet-streety 
the Precinct of Whitelriate fo The chen at ocdor and Published 
the 0; ms 9 2, Cuantas-arnier in yore oo of f Semen ee i ‘dlesexs 
and C 
se County, Cd 
to be 
a : 
‘Barles ee 6 ees ee ee cheng td his & 
Pee ts incolnshire — at . 
Northum - rlan teh * 
— iI Hohe : vite 
¢ 38 
Reais. Mazagan, old and new > 26° to 36. * Pick 27 to 0.40 rrow 30 to 4] 4 
aa ig, mcaiy paar 3 - 44 Winds. 46 to 50 Longpod ats Fe 
Peas, Whi a = 2gto32 Grey 20.toa 
WEEKLY iveath L AVE GES. a 
we at. | Barley. yy Rye. | Beans.; Peas 
Dec. 17 . . -| & 9 30 6 21 5 39 5 37 9) 890 
cl 24 . . . is 30 2 21 1 pitt a pees So 5 6 
-s BL . . i163 29 9 a0 7 43 6 36 0 8 2 
Jan. 7 . ‘ | 63 0 97) 20 7 39 9| 36 Of} B10 © 
— Woo. . «| 68 6|°s9°1} 80:4] 4001 |voe IT eee 
MF 61 5| 2810} 20 1 43 0| 33 33:10 
sored gm Aver, 62°7| 29 8 | 20 8| 4110] 3511 | 36 8 
utie Sore a Ge Ma oe ee 
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