120 
THE GARDENERS’ 
CHRONICLE. 
[Fes. 12, 
"is situate in the centre of Calcutta. A scrupulous classi- 
fication a d t branches of trade is observed in 
this market ; the stalls of the butchers rs retail beef, 
u k,; &e., being all 
veal, mutton, bein separa 
aw ego arising out of the oa of ie caste. e 
or a sirloin of eef, weighing about 
) a 
ons. 1g 
one rupee, whilst pigeune 
wild-fowl department c 
spi 8, plovers ; of 
ees be purchased for four annas 5 (6d, rf wast ae sees 
are 
rable at eight for a penny. 
: i 
Ew is 
‘with 3, sweet ditto, artichokes, Jerusalem ditto, 
turnips, carrots, cauliflowers, asparagus, peas, Fren 
- beans, lettuces, cucumbers ya celery, and a variet 
of small salading. Fruit is in profusion. Piabepye | 
are sold at the rate of two for oes 2s. 
ndred, and c ap » guavahs, shut- 
ocks, oranges, lechees (a delicious fruit resembli 
Frontignac grape), besides num er horticultural 
delicacies, at eq) moderate prices. The butter and 
milk bazaar ison a extensive scale, the native demand 
se 
rain 
The Queen v. Chapman and @ calling upon the 
defendants as printers and pableers a the ‘Sund ~~ 
to show cause why a criminal information should e. filed 
against them for a libel upon Mr. Grove, the police- niagistrate of 
Greenwich. An outline of the circumstances of f this case has 
e court dteiged¢ t the 
n 
been given ina rer ous Num 
‘ht $24 
rule mi ischarged b the defendant npon pay nate of 
ts 5 arg Be the Pout Sty paid, the rule would fa sot 
absolute. 
Coyle v. B rn.—The plaintiff in this case is the widow 0 
pt. Coyle, pacoahea omposed one of the British Auxiliary Legion, 
and who died in the service of the Queen of Spain. The plaintiff 
obtained from the St. Sebastian Com eae cértificate de- 
claring her ut be entitled to 141/. ls, from the ish hia 
ment. The defendant is a person who wadertook to an 
agent in the yore of the pon in q i = th t 
pacity had received the certificate, advancing on 51. odd, 
and subsequently selling it for the sa . The present 
oy yin ” an re inst 
f . 
authority ron sell t ‘he ‘documedl er a! 
r 87i. Seg ¢ the present ice, oe the Setimeats, minus 
hi had ee 7 paid by the defendant to the 
v. Wheeler .—An trespass and false impr ison- 
plaintiff was 
Beg 
t. "The doe frequently attended auc- 
tions, bags 4g his living eneral dealer. The defendant 
— ror and the circumstance s out of which 
e thtsattirhe 4 efendant oan 
rnitures tal b books, when the plarntift came into 
made some biddings. The defendant, who es 
had some difference with him on a previous occasion, refuse 
take a “eo ings: on which Age plaintiff said that if his bidaings 
wer taken, he would not suffer the sale to go on. Som 
pate he pata betwee othe pont Fog and finally the phe sen 
for a police. adtanie,: and the plaintiff was, at is yore 
desire, taken into that 
oe. 9 ‘Ses 
sone em ee the awe 5 here left'to the defendants to apply to 
vekie —An action for a bill of exc 
jonas 60 which the defendant had pleaded several race 
raud, W poe he eH infancy, the issues 4 
i whic cast u e. bei ing ‘no defence e.cuenae 
to the plaintiff's fener a vandiet Frei as a.matter of course ‘faa 
sae. , upon proof of the defendant’s bands, to the bill 
ques 
087 and a nother v. Mitchell. : 
tentees of the steel- se pag in Red Li st the db. 
rr > Ing at Pireinias 
ing oe infr imgement of two Separate 
We 
patents. Verdict for 
Fes. 11th.—At the Market this morn ; 
at higher tient but the bu a were) 
ee, yet there S siete chasers‘at'Moh- © 
not appear Wy Main y tegen fipes ae ig 
Beans remain unalter ere Se in Ve 
MARK LANE, Frr ] 
ing the eeory held Paks Wheat 
not disposed to pay an advan 
day’s quotations.— There did: 
bonded. —Barley, Peas, cand 
ona A 
3 » PER IM L QUA 8. 
Wheat, ‘nas aii and Su White $4 wo72 R 
= Es Lincolnshire aad ¥ orkshire : 6 ed 
rchas booka did pay for the 
knocked down to them.—Verdict ter the plaintiff: 
Lennett v. Chaffer and Ano: 
validity 
Hamiet, ydney’s-court, 
the goods of his debtor, as opposed .to Ge ti validity of a Gat | of 
bankruptcy isshed against Hamlet. A verdict was taken for the 
or oe to — by the a above. . 
L Cour sh a ¥ Sad —Ao action bro ought 
she siclan to ree -y being the amount of "nis 
oe for attending t the brother’ ot the defendant. For the defence 
it was urged that a nonsuit must be entéred ova = Painki, 
on the round that a physic’ decry psc Rot rec 
no ri tion pert that there was ae cticianl an A “e 
and th tthe 36 e was nothing on which atontract could be founded. 
aay returned a ae for the 
n br the sum of 
incongruous expressions of the countless varieties of caste 
among the Hin rs the Tir azaar, alto 
gether, to the inquisitive beholder, one of the — inter- 
ess i The whole busi- 
market, which commences before deyhevak} i is 
jam in th * 
at: 
‘Vice- beatles Covrt.— —Comphelt Scott.—A motion 
on behalf of Mr: ry a tgp 3 the poet, for an jnkiactions to restrain 
4 t.and Geary, the booksellers of Charte tv oe uare, 
from selling any more copies of ‘ork 
extracts from Ro ed as an ge- 
ment. And he could n ink the def eects. 
considered as k oe vote when he compared its extent 
with the Space occu -the general didyuiaition.: t there 
was injuria, therefore, at clearly shown. only question 
was, whether there was such stoi ce the court to 
interfere. b 
rule 
put the party on 
proof of th eed. eee, Sach 
o injunction, with Tibérty fot Mr. Canipbell to bring such a 
nas he a nbd - advised, and for ae party to apply to the 
poy 
00d.— — Corporation if eg ouce, 
Helps v. Woo — These 
are cases arising out of 
codicil, to tle will" of the late” oe Wood, of ‘Gloucester. The 
t applications were o motions tha! amount of the 
legacies which purported to be given ~ codicil might ms 
ourt by the pacts op an pending io 
d se 
ed that orders sebéuld bé taken for the 
ting to about 70,006. in 
was a suit for the tithes in the pa- 
in the county of Cumberland, and the 
det that the act.s — 
the construction which had pee con for by an nelinde t 
would be to hold that the pag veg intended i a are hind, 
without any intimation of sins bject, to a large 
es of the 
oO 
gainst 
iwou.— Cooper v. Blick.—An action by 
itt ny “Ar ts’s eect al to 
e@ proprietor of tha’ 
fa year’s ae ‘The “deciaration a alleged 
that ine Be cietiee had been engaged on the paper ' 
e 
as to the 
c Bp og aintitt was s coeiliads the deentaus ra 
Sehditg that it w a-year. A verdict was at that om 
taken for — piainti, sanject = amotion to increase the amo 
™e eps of the cave 
d since been ob. 
g 
r.19 guineas for the 
ee at Eglin- 
eh shad been 
agreed upon, but that prices of diff Ned ean soaaed 
in ‘the plaintiff’ p. On be » defendant .it was 
rged that the es were exorbita at the dresses had 
9 been hoe ‘to the defendant, as he was not at Eglintoun, 
o eviden as given of the hiring © ‘camp. . The jury 
found ad the plaints, = 631. 15s. 6d . 7 
EA —An acti 
‘wount ve ak acer ‘as = representat Mr. Sg pace 
to recover + the amount of a bond by a: arl, of 
whom the defen ant was the nee pa nthe j arid found a rveniict 
for the plaintifr, for ee Layard of th hin 
Doyle ¥. 0 Dogherty.—An action for 1 Piought Sy Sir John 
illey Doyle, K.C.B., merly 
in the British y, 
at the. defendant wr 
reflecting on his character, mn conseq 
pis ay oe ot son ¢ 
non thet 
a bre 
a ‘this, eae the plain tite deposed, that ue bad bee: 
 cnarrhty that ante het cori nt had bee 
e, by a ial, ces whic tw Onna, 
“adisentitle Major 
peal — ee 
bo 
S 
our. 
rmation, an 
n, in Bry he replied in 
task ato it Pw — e Sir 
any allusion gh eek to the s 
mself ignominio 
iss: 
service of his Imperial Majesty P, pon the complaint 
3 Sg ‘fellow. pene who refused to sit down at the jee e 
h him, i ence his having submitted severe 
san Shabtisemiont at the hands ype . Bacon on — 
occasion: cts a ing it. tituted the libel for 
which the prese on was sgtaaee go chaptin. J ber e@ coun- 
selon both ‘ides; the ude directed the jury their ver- 
dict for the or upon the 
e plea of not rahe a eae tke 
sp justification, the defendant’s counsel 
Kilpatrick Th non Weetbre R 
oatviek e Gr ern tailwa ‘ompan: —An acti 
brought by the plaintiff to recover pe Hen = ¢ 
from the defendants for — imprisonmen 
certain clothes, which he 
from hi 
at charge. 
efendants on “ee two first 
Be by third, holding that he had 
not b Fm 
Court or Excurausr.— ttorney-General v. 
‘niceniation, against Sheaeteutees, biny isa lector: carrying 
on business in the county of bbe ai ken making malt without 
giving due notice of such in excise officers of the 
district, in contravention of the excise ews, ‘It ed that 
the noteninst had intimated his — of begin usiness 
4 
not pies arley. Upon 
mises, tore ixteen bushels of malt, which had been ecently 
made, were fi se i bei a th time at 
re fin oN Bickerton.—An a of trespass. The 
ces ie bed were uninteresting, the wile tar pp es 
to have arise — erstanding. The jury fo fo ound’a g 
verdict for the ‘aeten on 
Bristow v. Need, 
on of assumpsit to recoy 
Sum Of 25,0007. une by Poy plaintitr to m4 bemeieye cs at the ea 
vest er, et for the plain 
om meyer nd, ag hich ection bro amountthe pn plaintiff had — 
fe th Fa ge =“ + 4 he, 
The Com 
the Comm 
tained for the atnond of entering the pinoy for an increased 
sum, se court now decided that the rule must be diacharged, 
be tn pes, ag Teasing oat 
were 
London, The jury, aerate 
+ 641066 ye ‘hite ey ig 
Bar Basis . Ma mpi: and distilling 26 1630 ind. 24 to'9g 
atte Ldtcelvehize. 21 aad. Yorkshire : Polands .18to 23 Feat a to.22 
— fo rere ev aig ‘and Loe itch . Fee d 22 e 23 Potato 20 to 9g 
—— Ini vagcrentar £0 Potatols a 
Rye iis i, Sete ee se 36 ~ 42 ; 
al Maz: an, dan new . 26 to 36 27to 40 Harrow 201 
. oe peignnet + oe 6 86 : 44 Winds. 46 to 50 Longpod 32 a 
Peas, Whi + + «© « « 82t036 Maple Pet. Gre ey #0 to 20 
WEEKLY IMPERIAL AVERA 
Wheat. | Barley. 
Dec. 1 . . . 63 1 29.9 
Jan. 7 « 3 ° 63 0 29° 7 
— 14 . . . 62 5 29.71 
.—_ 21 . ee 6. 5 28 10 
ee 28 7 . 60 7 28° 3 
Feb. 4 . «jf, 60 28 
6 weeks’ Aggregate Aver. 61 10 | 29 ‘ 
‘Duties 18 9 
Sieur ] Whe rag Oass| “ive Bns. | P 
fish +4040 wae _ i ae aM0 os ce 
Irish So = 
Foreign. i i 8170 Bo 
ATTERSALL’S, Taurspay.— The betting . was flat; a: 
though it acne oe all the pata now in the market, was pir out. 
a a material effect on the qo . 
RSTER CUP. 
9 to Lagat Lanercost 15 be a aget Alice Hawthorn he +3 
12 to l be a Soult | 25.0 Rhodanthe »’ ri 
3 
DERBY. ‘ft 
7 to 1 agst Attila ~ 50 2 agst The Artful Dodger 
12 1 o “aasicad . 50 Meteor (taken) © 
1000 | 35 ag 1900 ea Gunter a 
4 1 Dice celt 2000 25 Dr. Allen (taken 
0. 1 Joanna colt ; : 
KS. 
= to : agst peng siete 25 to 1 agst Belle Dame (ken) 
‘tio of the Duke af "“Ceveland’ s np ae bred horses willbe 
me at Raby Castle, on cetera the 26th inst 
ent ee 
INSOLVENT. —ieny 
clothier. 
a BANK RUPTCIES $ aed “a 
soe 
Bra aynes Nine. 
=F t,4 ipod fac tor— Edm 
Cornelius C. Manni 
SCOTCH SE 
chants—Jamés M‘M. 
ton 
34 2 iby Douglass Leith} n 
i builder —J, ree Ce 
coe Linlienge 
ao ote 
—On the Me inst., at —— the lady of W. Denne, E 
oy at Oak- art Weyesitnes the lady of ae 
t. his resi 
cok se ny at Elth: 
of the Six Cle ; 
lyme: rket, aged 49, 
vapt. 
eae aged 
ss, Sarah, wife of R Mile Es 
r. R. Stone, of Pantun-street, 
INDEX OF THE PRINCIPAL HORTICULTURAL SUnIRETS IN 
. No, 
itt, J. to pack 
— c Toys desc: vibed. * * 90 
Amateur’s Gard. 85.'"| Leonotis Leonurus, its treatment os 
Frit select 94a! Massal Ehudere ied elim ic 
yar sag im at ‘Hiekonreiarbed ; Qarstungs described i" 
86a range, its treatment * “ 
cay, r,t tment of 9a Orelsidagenss* sete: abet ‘Se 
igh merece ey hen ‘first. importe: ' eo 
Budding described + “89¢ Pear, Mollet’ riernsey B prise 
i forte Tematkson . . 864 Dunniore . : 
97 b Perinnisls select” 
Phlox’ wtolonifera, flowered twice 
Cot esis ers’Prizes, r ; teen at Th ae + 
Fema pone 
Cucumbers, reason of pe on, Be = eomtete iY - revent vecoming 
deformed 
97d. 
De Candle ’s Prodromus, norloed 95 ¢ | Quick fences, to raise os 
= = Messrs., - Nurs: Ranunculus, list of » <~ to. 
é a 
Piowers, cultivation of, in win pera a 
2 dows. 92¢ 
orcing, necessit of ii ne » 8 
Forest ng, remarks on . ia ei: 
French garden: + 955 
pita ’ 91 
a d 86 
Goose cherry,” ee cultivation a 345 
Guaya, its treatm 96 
Gratting described — i 
e- | Hedgeho to. “ ol 
tran 
Hones berries, their't treatment 
ings, 
sis “rentient 
d, , ba. 
. 
ayes nl Soci: thle nee in 
+ 97 a, itethor 
Wood Kyaa 
t, Fleet-street, Ip 
sits 
ae Brapsun bard-stre 
lez the cl oy at Loni and Pubtished. 
‘ae Petes 
the oe at 8, ite aes 
hitetriars, in ye Sloy ct Gaapex, in the Regt Ba 
where ‘ 
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