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THE GARDENERS CHRONICLE. 
—— 
Woodcock y. 
Rennick,— An appeal from 
e question was, whether 
power of a 
Court or CHANCERY.— 
could not 
the lower © 
Routs Courr.—Branfill ¥: Spiga. — lie injunction had been 
to restrain John Wm. Egerton er? Scag who is a lunatic, 
? tenant for life of an ngs called Lee Priory, near Canterbu ury, 
and -gencong Das — ood ann, his committee, ob 
m the On e 24th Jan., 1839, 
por anil ied oa eae in ry Kg ai er Lewnancs of bye: the 
Master made a report, si Au t 4th 
bees and i 
eek the object of the sere it woala be 
Ibbotson v. Selwin.—Harriet Townes, a witness - Nog 
had been ae tted to the Fleet ps = ot attendi 
evidence © was now willing to = 
tne present application wa pl he 
len of the Fl ecting him to bring up yes pce pees 
ge extlisiene for the purpose o = ing examined fro 
Lord La ngdale made the 
ause, 
Suite her 
evidence ah the 
Court or Genes s Bencnu.— “oop een v. Feargus O'Connor 
and White. i: crimin ral eeu had been moved, as geo 
in a pr mber, against Mr. O’Connor the br oprietor, and 
hago the printer, 0 mn greg wspaper, fora 
se 
pee er of Rugby 
School. * sa ps d for on: Liveteate, not to show 
cause gored ool ‘rae, Cae by offering an apology, and by the 
fullest recan’ f the alleged egies ‘ee pre that the rule 
might not Se tes ceased. Mr. Anstey’s std that his soon 
“had no desire except to vindicate his x cy and to plac 
himself in his proper nore ae sear oat especially in 
Ege th the org a t the rule should 
ym 
iH 
Baillie , Esq., for 
Keach, a bargeen of the pt the at the 
Rule ted. 
—In th 
be one Joseph 
ince NS last election ‘which took 
P ere. 
re Allen, two rules had been obec ne one 
certain 
aftidavi 
had be before 
on a charge of admi- 
The poison thu rag 
Court refused th 
aie - 
that he had mor a ahadow 0 of feng ae the iten ae ot ‘oan ee 
ing to oe and subm sor to have the rule ae absolute 
manner de i with 
shes Diener on of Sand —In this 
fh ‘sti applied ~ command th teedcte rece 
d of compensation bn. Mr. tog et hago 
of town of the boro 
gave Iuement for the def endan 
ce fell was liable toa deo A i 
nical a ae were also pe en n fit Saag 
Johnson v. Mathews. — of distri. he 2s had ad been obtained 
against the d defendant i in tise eas re on the ground red the aa 
attorney’s clerk, a after oon calls at the defendant's Gan 
eatre, had not be wa : ae ns 
with im SO as to serve the ig of the rst: upon tg ce 
of . te fo rule o show cause why the writ of 
Rule ted. 
rra = ots ¥. Husker we Other 
to show why the y verdict found 
ot be set aide, apr ‘the v erdict e 
the 
a the e pists btn enti rely without trath. 
¥ Co MON oe ~—Borr 
a ral 
or the ceadente should 
ntered 
for the ee ntiffs. The action was tried a “fire ondon Sittings 
after last Term, before Mr pecial jury as 
oboe in this Paper at the time, and was bromekt ts by ly widow 
@ Rev. Mr. Borradaile, the late Vicar of of Wandsworth, i 
pe Pow er 10002. iy the amount of a polic y of oe ps effected o 
the life of the Rev, Gentle oman, The ‘cai Saas ne on the 
ipg him 
» and | had thereby vitiated tl the policy, one 
f he 
sel into” t » Thames . that it should be covibints if the 
of the conditions of “which was 
insured “Gied y “his own ahend.” Gre ne. Perk? of th a 
3 ob contended ba gas had n ed’by “his own aa 
uch as e of com mitting tte act, h na state 
to distin guish rig’ 
£5 
or: in edad Y; pred ht from wrong, ond there- 
ore not a hi patie agent. hegre: to ‘the 
The jury found a 
sia Pine deceased threw himself in 
ith thei int eu life, baw unable at the time to dis- 
inguish ight ‘ % a” It was then arranged that on that 
nding 0-2 es cae es entered yet = defendants, leave 
being give tiff t the verdict for her, 
er th 
Z order cant the Court Poight decide whether the finding 0: 
ury wastantamount to a Mes wan of insanity. Application was 
the Court granted. 
W ‘ard, Cle rk, —These 
made for a rule nisi, which 
ow accor ep 
‘ard, gets + eld, Clerk, v. 
™ Shoobridge v.V 
were 
Act, in which the 
the: r there was acertai 
consisting of lan¢ 
memorial district m 
lieu of bee vicari 
uestion he es 
m of am A grape - ively: 
roe wh 
questions raised for “the jury were, first, whe- 
portio’ 
or cust 
s of thes 
modus or 
custom tithes. The 
jury soa ae oth i issu n application 
was afterwards made wg abe tide on nine pesky of misdirection, 
and_of the verdicts b nse a wd the evidence. The Court were 
t the p of the case had not been suh- 
respec ct ee these t 
of opinion that ecise me: 
tiffs in both cases were entitied to have the opinion of a jury on 
all the issues. The rules for new trials must therefore be made 
absolute. 
vy. King.—This action was brought by the plaintiff, who 
ad ‘obole ta tn house of defendant, to re Tr compensa- 
maintained she had a right to a: 
po kitchen ge i Aor ie the’ plaintié—dama ges 101, 
URT OF vER.—Oltery v. Orten ood and Brown. 
e in which: oom charged t rat a pirac d 
hal char a gre 
‘ourt Bcateren that ne facts as Reiland (s 
were extremely sage cours as regarded a Pi ogarnte 
asaeaee,: si un Shag mstances thought they m 
ay all the costs of the 
— A case in which the 
plaintiff mitted ty an crew = Baron Alderson, made 
during the pendency of | the suit, to s 
well and Curtis,” 5 Mees. and Wels 
serine Dees athegie ae doubt er to sue 7; 
pauperi commencement of the suit was valid, 
rule wae ‘obtained to ‘rescind the Judge’s order admitting the 
plaintiff. Caus shown against the rule. The Court 
pe Ar say poe ang of ‘the Court of Common Pleas i in the case 
refer o, and discharged the rule with costs. 
heh v. Dyson m.—An tear for a new trial in a case 
touching tl pace por- 
he plaintiff claimed as thi Base the de- 
fendant as the coroner elected oo the treehoers for the West 
iding. The Mertesate Shit a en of two days at the summer 
izes for Yorkshire we ge for the plaintif, and in the _— 
term ar as set aside that verdict. The Court 
discharged the rule. 
Rodweil v. _ Philip. —This was an action tried by Lord ae 
—— eregg upon a contract for the sale of gro 
ruit an 
ec ’ 
that the eonhnnet de fered ‘o as ing, and r ed 
mp to render it issibl evidence. A rule haying been 
ined to set aside the nonsuit, on the ground that the eviden 
tendered by the plaintiff was improper! rejected, counsel was 
heard last term in suppert d against the rule, and the co 
took time sed conside questi Lord Abinger now delivered 
the judg me of tl , to the effect that the contract declar 
t 
hegre as a contract 
ds and pre n and did n 
the Stamp Act. The court therennr 
properly rejected, and disch 
a itehead 
of the goods, 
seas, and the principal resident in 
ose wis Inne the court thought the 
er cil 
as lasses ent, and gave judgment for 
Rourichault vy. Hart.—This was an issu e to try whether at 
ntiff was an infant at seins time certain legal acehces = 
ina judgme mt. [ 
Under t 
notice to the aves 
plain 
in the nat re of a writ Re error for error in fact, and is technically 
called oar < sgt sored — » the ngovon a ag g that 
the plain the a 
when moto K 
tnesses having satisfactorily proved that the plainti was under 
jury re d 
age when t d, the j 
for the plainti. Mpseeen ea 
Lessingham seby. ee gas an action on a prentic: 
deed, sod the defen Mate who bathe master of the apprentice, 
was charged with neglecting t ter teach the plaintiff’s son the 
business of an artist’s brush and tool maker, and to lodge and 
board him, according to the terms of the indenture. Verdict for 
the emg serine id i 
. William : he pla to recover 28/. 17s, 6d. 
by " e plaintiff for th 
arhtag The de pew t bleaded a he a ar ae 
Ve 
The Aitorn This was. ore a rmation 
‘0 eco enalties 
ga » for ille; ceaty gots ‘in Ai file ms 
for a ‘ntarm with hadnt t paid the duty. pping 983 gallo ma 
syed 
pl wport, South Wales, and the value of the 
seized Sih the Por was Stated t to be © 4007, _ phe defen 
evidenc 
of th randy, Th hich 
© 
ict rown, , whi t 
Was tiken to secure aac calent of the tor penalty < of 4001. ne 
case of “The Attorney-General e. William = ee ” which w 
precis«ly similar in all a circumstanc 
sam 
es to the forme 
gies be 2 consent on the e terms without tri til fee oe 
al ‘y- General é Pred sg also 
at the instance of the oard of C a v waa pore 
hey nst the defendant for eh ae haa % ioe ntity a tobacco which 
ad not duty, but the duty on which akan Sa The 
em gr P amen Bsn reeset the oe did no t kn he cba 
the i ‘ tie 
Car MINAL CourtT.— William Yates, 
cody 
areas rts - charged with hay. 
ge rat e a several carte lnttatons in 
given ji 
account Bd ths Par ms 
ed for the offence on Tues Th 
only what has already been nesta. the e vide 
nothing to say in his defence, or witnesses to call, 
~~ i Ss Recorder to be ‘transported for life 
¥ BANERUPTCY.—In 
this i bankrupt, an account of whic as. already 
Mas iigain occupied the Court for sey ral 
Thorsday , alter a lengthened examination of tient 
and was 
he case of 
appeare: ed in in this 
ays, and on 
srs, Cooke and 
a a 
Gladstone by the asignees of the estate, | Mr. Commissioner Hol. 
core — go into an rs eioageh etre Ma the eae hai in the 
e te) doubt t t the ban had been, 
euilt roe dis din t T las te “tia ; 
the este of the aieateove; mse x certainly mle pr 
“ge of sample ota ae Gladstone. Their 
e references 
on 
oo i rove 
ha 
y Cooke and Gladstone, for # 
abundantly appeared in the course of tl ings t 
_ paym ats to_ many persons, those paym 
eir his p remises i 
Regent street. It was said, however, that two of the assign 
ere satis rein o this case bases the ‘bankrupt had made as 
S$ pov 
disclo wre t was in bi rto make, and ber v4 at last heh 
spoken et fen nd if this = would 
wcditatel Pe Lert hin final examination. But ‘this 
very extraordinary case, and he was sorry to say his duty was 
to consider their satisfaction alone, but sh at had co: 
here the law said that he the person t Many of 
cide. 
items in his balance sheet were unv berths dy parity bee 
to his profits, and under all the circumstan ce: of this 
rap m 
be adjourned sine die. : 
_MARK LANE, Fray, Fes. 4. BOF English Wheat the 
Monday. 1 th 
prices may be considered the same as on that da ne 
there has beget pretty good sale during the 
tion, and 0 
Peas, White 22to 36 Maple 2st 
WEEKLY IMPERIAL AVERA hag 
oe we Oats. | Kye. | Beans 
Dec. 24 . . ee ef af 2 44 8} 37 0 
— 3B eRe Pes 20 7 | 43 6] 36-0 
an. 7 . Fy e 63 0 29 20:7 39 9 36 
—- 4 ee or] CRB ae 1] m4) ont eee 
_— 21 . . . 61 5 28 10 20 1 43 0 33 =9 
— 8 ‘ | 60.7] 28 20 1] 87 4| 33 
 biisastientea Ke 62 3] 29°54 6} 41 6| 35 32 
Duties eae * o| 16 9] 4 
RIVA NT T WEEK. 
EFlou, Whe, Bal. | Mal. Oats.) Rye, | Bns. 
En gen ” 67; 5780 — — Bris. | 4176 |101 nes 4930 | — 973 
res 13718 | — wi 
For she 11733 = 
bariey, 
of less Pott ctive eae 
any sensation here, but parties 
waitin quietly the result of Sir Robert Peel’s bei 
Wednesday next. j 
BRITISH, per rok Quart 
Was, Essex, Kent, and Suffol 
“White 54 to 72 
Norfolk, Lincolns bitbane 
hir . « 64 to 66 White tote 
pastrety and distilling 26 to30. Grind, 24% 
Bi Lennie and, Yorkshire + » + « Polands 18to23 Feed 
orthumberlan dan aren eae Fee 2 to 23 Potato 20 t¢ 
irish ame . - se + Feed’ 14t0%0 Potato 16a 
« 86 to 42 
» 26 to86 | Tick 27 to 40 
» 36to44 Winds. 
Rye 
pty Mazagan, old and tew a 
Harrow 30t¢ 
Pigeon, —— C 
46 to = gaged Se 
Grey 
TATTERSALL’S, Tuuns — Ow: 
ral members at the opening rae Parliam: 
smaller than on Monday, a 
ing to the absence of 
rent, the attendance 
y his de cite on Monday. 
of sickest inthe oye he ‘ia 
sent to Marso ons. ‘Auckland was backed f bout 
mm colt and the u 
ester Cup betting was confine 
Lanercost, who was $s backed for npwards of 100/. at 10 tol. 
GAZETTE OF THE EK, 
INSOLVENTS.—J.5, Lennard, Half Moon-crescent, White Conduit- ie 
victualler—J. Hunnybun, Cambr idge ige, ironmonger—W. ‘Thompson, Spite 
NBANRRUDTS Hc. s 
é PS... + Wells, George-street 
: ent—J. Wates, Old Kent-road, victualler— J. { 
chaseqmengtinn 3) Jolley, St. Alban’ 
Mansion: house,, com 
Spanton, Bermondsey 
Datian, i Glancly wedog, flannel- 
ent, Berkshire; corn dealer. 
ATION —G,. Law, Morton n, Edinbur; 
Jom? _ Black, me th ieichast Wis 2 
amt — a, Leggate, Wishaw: wood merchant 
int. 
> Naame 
Sy Sen. fa 
turers—B. pote ey en 
By ih SEQUEST 
Bain >» groc 
iy Stirling, 
i ron pise-mores 
Johnston, Dundee, me 
BIRTHS.—At Madeira, on the oth ult., the lady of G. Stoddart, Esa, 
o | ree! Majesty’s Consul, of a son—At "‘Madeize, th he 10th nlt., the lady 
Ae inton, Esq., of a daughter—On the 97th ult, +, at Eton coe iret 
he Rey. C. Luxmoore, of twins. The infa: pee ix ven Me gee 5 
ringdon-street, the 29th ult., the wife of S. Lo fe 4 
20th ult., at the Rectory, Nacton, ent the lady iY 
of a daughter—On the 30th ult., shot ow. nonin, of a York 
Lambeth, of a danghter—At Cheisea the oe ult., the lad 
Esq., of a so 
pARRIED.—at Bramdean, Han m Tuesday, the 25th ult., the 
rn ary gS Dean, to Margaret Soph ies 
f Bramdean Honse—On the 29th Pgs 
‘aged 56, Mr. Aldridge, the Royal Gard 
at Kew—On the 29th uit., at his reside 
he late J. Byles, E 
sy “yrs pe the 27th ult., at Cowes YY » S8Q+5 
the 21th ult, esidence, 15, South ‘Lambeth, aged 39 
" r ee ~ 
Thompson, of 38, Green W ‘indya: ill. street On chet h wl for his reside 
© Commercial-road, Mr, R. Pater urgeon, his 4 Sth yea 
bi RS SRR als a : 
INDEX OF THE PRINCIPAL ZORsIOULTOUR AL SUBJECTS I 
Am s Garden 
Poles dwar f, the “SAAT ee | wines of soda, oad poet 
Asclepi as tuberosa, its t 
Assam Tea, its diseos ‘sis, 3h | ones 
» 70 |} Peaches, thelr ‘onan ction 
cosa + 73 @| Peas, to raise an early crop 
Chatsworth Ursery, notes on . 72a| Pelargoniums, notes on some new 
herry, a | 4 67} Pl ‘or a parlour-frame 
Siders se ee . 72 ¢} Railroad embankments, to pre 
Citrus r x i “ + 7b ¥ slipping . F 
Cite + + 70cj{ Roses, their treatment - 
Ga, Bene is conservatory + 786 | Seald, cure for . 
Fi, poi hes ae + Wa Seeds, their preservation . 
Florists’ 4 bbseee ent : « Fa rubberies, treatment of - 
‘uchsi wets Prizes f + 70 s a treatment of stiff 
Gardene eeds, their treatment . 73 ¢ Stephens’s Book of the Farm,re¥ 
Geeneia ch aacheldy b ea, Assam, its discovery 
%. elongata, its treatiment 706 | Thunbergia aurantiaca 
Graft erry, its cultivation . 68 house plant, 
Gail) tenth wax descr oval + Fla Faas effect of rapid growth on 
Ke ht le ee ath . + 67e¢ rebe pepe an, to flower in 
ennedyas, soll 2 eee wena 
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whatesai? gy te LES-sT Razr, na Gannnn, in’ the — cade sed to | 
sements x 
Editor, —Saturd Feb "5,1 ommunjcations are to 
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