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bridge, about "300 bya sheite the 
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THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE. 
167 
the “toa simisiene to 38,000 per month. The total pas- 
months was 333,854. The opening of 
oe "Southampton, the 2 We a Toda mee ene 
station ‘there, the increasing s ion with 
the south-western —_ of England, the | re Islands, 
and the ra of the Paris and Rouen R 
are regarded by the p Pao as offering prospects c? a 
realisation of much future fi The slip of -arth- 
work at the Fareham tunnel had r 
endered it ante 
make an open cutt ing | of that Satin of thet 1,..w 
soon available 
ture fro the gro 
which f ga 
propos pay nd : the rate of 30s s. per share, 
which would leave a balance of 8,750/. 14s, 9d. for feture 
applicati The t ayments to the 3lst Dec. were 
2,522,393/. 18s. 2d., and the total receipts 2, fe 0561. 3s. “” 
a balance of 42,3372. 15s. 2d. 
opted.—A Asifiiny ‘meeting a the share- 
holders i the a sa Ju eee ee was held 
on Saturday. which was read by the Secre- 
tary, stated that aise Fai de went ie “of office by rota- 
tion, but were eligible for re- bape 3 and that the 
8 in hand, 3,9251, 
10s. 7d. ; togethe i 
res had been 
re were 7,600 bon ares on 
1 had been paid up, rhe IBIS al number of 
registered 2 wth was 9,360. al ame oon versation, 
the report was agreed to unanimo onday the 
half-yearly meeting was held of the "Shareholders of the 
ig aa wh an eka Sawey, howed that 
the passengers “ing the half-year was 
Grand Jury, dwelt a 
an increase of 40 t; ae the previous half-year. 
Arrangeme: ka er n made for running boats from the 
Brunswick-pier to Bay, Margate, Ra sagetn, and 
ver, the first of ds ay the Eclipse, comme the 
a Shere The directors felt confide 
m to dispose of property ite ut 
Ein the star sr 
+, which was roposed to 
divided — ss old archos at thé rate of Ale. 
share ted.—On Saturday 
es coe on the line of the 
appears that Mr. M‘Intyre, 
an inspector of police on the line, went down with a vie 
of in aeieating % eecromede ns i Mr. Calla ghan, in 
train from Brentw w min 
M‘In reese that Mr, Callaghan was yo the nl 
line, crossed for the purpose of tii im off, when the 
train came up inf the engine stru 
with great volene, ame see ew age ae the ee ment, 
a de ept th of 2 7 
He ndon 
Hosp ital, where it was rseertsned that he had. epee 
losial serious inlets , and h a danger 
atet oon epo 
sami ys, causes 
isis A eo 29 
os were killed, a 
us there were 
es los #8 by accidents on jalheess during the 
was setin 
fell heavily eens _ acess 
coca receiving some injury, but not of 
IRELAND 
~— IE is stated to be the renee. of Govern 
tt = 
“ Dublin 
ment to call o ‘si militia to augweent 
ae} 
the season of 
ganade it is ait, will 
—Ita ‘or some 
eee a the Pt apse of Ireland have 
resemble 
30s. notes ; a 
moet ing and rot 
80 cut oar Deals nour ae 
time ppl toge of li. 
pound,’’ the body of the note pag | ip ag we From 
a private Snventigation held at the Bank a few days since, 
facts were e which threw su 
nted ae search pia! s residence. 
The young man, who ha 7 been two days confined at ho 
from illness, at first denied Ag erie “of the Aad but 
ultimately confessed that he was guilty, and handed to the 
officer two of the altered potas, and se vb slips cut out 
e had in his poeket-book, and 
which he essed a ae fies the pica notes. 
was taken before the magistrate, and c 
ial, but has since been admitted to bail in fon sureties of 
2007. each. The prisoner is young a ~_ respectably con 
cted.—The Repeal Association held its weekly meeting 
on Monday, Mr. J. W. allaghan in “8 chair. The se- 
cretary reada ms from the resident Irishmen of St. Ste- 
phen’s, New Brunswick, enclosi 
There Hi nothing ¢ 
of the 
Down sg the e opening of the Asstzas for thle ed count y 
a few days since, Mr. J 
ing a subscription of 20/. 
else of interest in the proceedings 
crime which th 
rime. There are 
d with different crimes 
es re 0 Pras 2s pape to trivial 
e of w out on bail 
to stand their trial ‘os aierent yt tei : congeq nently I 
must again inform you an ~— — . Pa 7 — rt oe 
ious care and attention to ich w 
come a you, for your Forti will be both pera od 
ori 
Lon si —The assizes for this cs a vag a last 
week, and on the G stice 
ce ap pon the calendar of several 
cases of pings societies, denominated Ribbonis e re- 
rotted to say that re-appearance in Longfo wed 
fut too ‘ielely that there was a want of subordination to 
the laws of the country, and that - 
rity for life or property 
ordered state of socie 
anenine in mreren 
itancy, les 
remedies apped shield only i pie ‘the evils 5 wh 
existin t the same time, he need ha mas te mw me that 
it was a os as > aed citizens and su » having a 
stake in th e country, to do eve errenat a ma? in vy Bi rela- 
m e fulfilment of their 
apie to illegal confeder- 
s, which were so fahiatoed 4 ithe peace ond prosperity 
of their native land. 
urgh.—It is stated that the minority of the share- 
lasgow Rai 
uiidoce of the Edinburgh and G | intend to 
present a of suspension and interdict to the Court 
ssion against a resolution recently passed by the major- 
ity sancti the ning of a morning and evening 
train o day his application, it is will 
he old Scotch Acts, as e com- 
n Sunday. 
fries on some of t 
pulsory observance of the Sabbath day, and is expected to 
roomy a roots field of discussion, as many of the statutory 
of that period on this subject have fallen into 
Stranraer.—A few days since the Earl and Countess of 
Stair had a narrow escape from a serious tonics nt. It 
appears they had proceeded, in re af another 
y, from Culhorn fh in a pony phaeton for t pov of 
viewing Croswell lighthouse. When at sie Sito from 
e light the servant who ys the v g 
uncertain of _ a got o 
inqui 
Pais 
g them 
rate oe on his lordshi 
ed comp 
of whom, however, fortunately escaped without any 
injury 
Miscellaneous. 
papers, brought this week by the packet-ship United 
States, contain the icbowe ng statement respecting some 
pieces o: the w ident, paid to have been 
fallen in with by an Sate vessel: * Capt. Jepson, of 
the gene ogpte r Mokina, from the Cape de Verd Islands, ar- 
riv 2 pigs on ‘the 12th Feb., and reports that the 
trast ‘of the Pres d several water-casks bear. 
h 
-fated stea 
tude where <0 were i eg pm is not given, or any fur- 
ther particulars.” 
the lower classes of Irish residing a Metropolis and 
its environs, that London is to royed by an earth- 
t hick is to swal 
A great many Irish peo Metropolis 
for distant parts of the country and for Ireland, and others 
are p follow, to evade the hquake ; a 
the excite g those living in the ern 
the Metropolis is very gr ey are daily iving 
await them if they any 
Pep of Stepney ‘Old ( asig on the Sant sition that 
the earthquake is not to extend beyond that venerable 
ul 
days since, at th 
charged before the “tay $y 
id Peacgneat that the cause of the disp 
ould not leave Shadinlly and ei 
with sing Ms to avoid t rthquake. e ushers 
of the court, it is ‘said, have ir no less ‘han 100 letters 
put into their hands by persons who hay n written to 
rf their friends and alatioas | in Tne sland, en them 
avert the threatened calamity by leaving a St. Patrick's 
befor the eth i ch, pf Dy unshine t. Patric 
will 
implicit credence is given to it by many deluded p ersons. 
Lan > = reer memes meee ne | 
Lab. 
Appellate Jurisdiction of the House of Lords,—By arrange- 
ments pemanashis syne between the Lord Chancellor and Lords Fert ee: 
enham, and Campbell, the appeals now waiting earing 
fore bs House of Lords will be much expedited. 1 I 
ancello nged to be at the House to hear causes four 
in one week— gies be ei af i 
. 
> days * she e Rext week— day a day. 
> pe Camptell cave aed to attend four days 
mae’ as to be enabled to hear appeals on the two 
§ thatthe Lord Chancellor is absent. Thus, four oe tak 
ek being allotted to appeals, those interested in the 
of four —— judges to be 
hearing than 
y the advan 
e upon their ir causes, but will obtain more speedy 
has hitherto been the cas 
Hovusk or Lorps—App zane 
Lyf pagpoete, on Bay: f 
or’ 
representing t 
ve a decree made against him, with c ok. Mr. Hope 
tained the decree of the court below, contended that, as re 
land revenues of the Crown were transferred for the life of each 
Soveren- fe Biss aay tay ps I of var tary commis ers, 
thos ers coul to Crown, 
but held . character be asl ‘iterent patel. by its 
authority. ad not the right and privileges 
Shey. were bee the officers of the Crown. the e judgment of the 
Tt below was, consequently, t, and the interlocutory de- 
pat peck di costs must be affi The Lords held that the 
Commissioners of Wi oe er rae 
in Tes bid ecognizances on bringing peal fore 
enter into usual r gz pe 
would be useless to do so when nocosts were to paid by them, 
e interloc' must fore be reversed. 
count OF Cuanenny.—In re re Styan, a 
} insured ‘or a of 
Assurance Office, A on ne 
for a debt. The insurers in that office are 
mutual advantages, and estion raised in 
argument was, whether the notice of thea 
ance office was not a s wf 
bankrupt, as a partner, must be su 
nu of authorities w in 
co of the f court 
decided that no notice was 
sta cir of t 
on one side to show that no notice of the 
had been given until 
his lordship’s i speed there no necessity 
in order to determine t the 
It was an that the bankru on f 
penerep in Mar arch, and that no notice of Teas cou 
ripe e office until April ; but, in his Lavigne ork opti, 
een a Sear bona nm with r 
policy w hich came preys within the tot the od and 3d V: 
ec. 29. The contract had been entered fee porn. evi before be gis 
of the fiat, and long eter the bankrupt co 
Tagereptes, ana and the dealing w harcine’ L 
is Lordship therefore declared that policy in 
question was the property of the petitioners, and not Ye beak 
coeer and disposition of the bankrupt at the time of 
ee ize INTELL 1GENCE.— Hertford.—At the assizes in 
on Thursday, a trial (The Queen v. Webster) came on which 
cited considerable inter: It fi 
Attorney- in pursuance of a resolution of House of 
Commons, imputing to the _— 
for the borough <i 
te 
named Robert Aung, to’ Pe repay to vote for ihe av 
another voter, named John Fecal 
pay that Be hes re 
n order to induee im to reir rom voting atall at the 
peohiy The witnesses exten 
great ‘enete and phere a 12 hours, at the aaah 
jury returned a verdict of “‘ Not Guilty.’”” 
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