THE GARDENERS CHRONICLE. 
[Marcu 26, 
is Lor power $ room, and 
thither, they found 
g shot himself through 
t immedi- 
e been captured at Cabul. 
evening, the phe Sy witnesses were 
ist hat there 
i€ necessery that ne razors or pistols should be removed 
from hi - The m mbers of his Dordship 8 family D sejeoted, 
7. on 
been Mie 
e news fro Indie... The jur jury 
returned th the falowing "erie “ That coarmapn oy 
han eagll of temporary mental de- 
se AES, aie 
é busin f the Court, however, is to 
at Kensington until the new o s built. 
Cc l hereafter include the 
{ Wandsworth, Putney, oat Abs as) 
, Clapham, and the hamlet of 
on. 5 JW ried att at presen Ken aap ink- 
esian well in ee St. James’s Cherch 
; ae is on Reais ities = 
nambers 6 tie the wove gf — pe args a 
oth ve ( ei dete 
re now two siete: soya eBewne 
he Serpentines and it is aes = a pair of 
black swans will so Z “et s is a go 
pre ae there will shortly be a 
stock of birds to Titven the Gardens, ‘and assimilate week 
g of the Court of 
f the mes, according to the paper of 
business, was appointed to co n, but Mr. Allan, the 
c the navigation poy stated to thie 
Court tha 
bes variety of intere 
t the question being ote which compre rebel 
sts, and veiitred the most strict and 
ie should p fail na ae era- 
tion of the relat! ‘et the members show prepared 
for it by a perusal of i * tails. The pn bey ths then 
fixed for the next court-da 
‘eetings.—At the Fine ¢ General erat 
Bey 
Pub 
of the Prpeislote of the ha y, held on 
Wednesday, after the transa tof some other tlle usiness, 
Mr. Weedin wished to feat if the Court of Di- 
adi ‘said he 
had r 
a re met con iis, oe 1 ers at 
i rriv. ind ell ta- 
‘Ap 
Pe era by sir Re on ein Pitti =u 
as stated by Sir R. Pay in vis f 
sur a ae materially. Pi rape ‘ aca 
Indian revenues for the aa? 5 Me ot F 
walt not be less than ten or Lid ding E in ie 
whereas in 1836 there was a 8 ar wee iture 
stg With a deficiency in revenue ‘such as had 
been stated, where were the dividends ¢ of the 
co 
ditur 
times v but mos 
pe $ a progre soety 
nually increasing dtpenditales std which, if 
a wil inevitably produce serious consequences, 
; - : 
and prove highly detrimental to the condition of our Eas 
India fellow-subjects. Resolved, pra vg that there ‘ 
laid before this court a statement of the early expenses 
hanistan an a Scinde, from 1838 
seat as those of India. as k 
of the finances of India, when the wheres g of nature were 
d oceurred at Cabul. Ass re- 
— Se & 
= “ae 
dia, im consequence of 
half- atta ? This e! a time, of al 
in Sig ought to be kept in good tins The chair- 
it was whbode, replied, that ae wa no truth in 
opie of interest which calls for 
r. Marriott on the sub- 
After some gen neral remarks on th 
d by inal g the following resolution : 
nested, in the 
ject t of Sutteeism. 
subject, he concluded 
* That the honour 
tory in all ca 
recomm nearer to co rulers the i 
of that inhuman sanguinary ier as the same has 
phage Seg been effected | in the domin f the honourable 
T t ak the directors had in- 
ting a stop to sutteeism as far as they 
discretion. The practice had been e 
as put 
Court of Common Council.—At a meetin of the Court 
of Common Council, held on ponents the election of a 
Common Pleader for the City ondon, which has 
caused for some thks n oa ex 
the electors, was finally decided. Upon the motion of Mr, 
Conder, the 26 handing ee requiring that candidates 
} er should tee of the 
ristet-at-law 
of Common Pleader. 
didates for the foffice, the num hae iT 
standing order of the Court, soiuael to two by the — 
of hands, which’was much gs numerous for Mr. Lau 
r Mr. Locke, than for Sig 
, each none to be elected to 
Bie ig three 
- Laurie, 112; for et Sex 75°: majority in 
Laurie, 37. Lord wioaes sees sa Mr. 
basis that the election i fallen urie, 
Pyrie A ann "severally uddedseed 
for the support which 
he 
in receiving such a testimony of th the sch ea xy the 
oration ps the City of phonaa for wh ome 9 
ensesipings he greatest He had 
the capacity of General of the "London i aiseriet, 
served chat, Wiiiever paar “ps 
mle pees existed, there were ate ways 
d loyalty to the sovereign, pe the most 
untry. He 
5007. from Ay funds of the & in vnid 
AF he find fr th ree of — eee a and 
‘to the coal, and finan 
orts. of the 
ic wed wens ht 
aoe of 
t 
: Coe hfs ents borte 8 th 
een’s Infantry regi upo e 
d | blishment,. i ate 
peel did not, the river, in two or three darwits would be in 
From the report, 
teat i 
gle 
of the Thames, and wh 
payment of an accumulat 
_— nd the churehmardens of St. John’ » 799 ; for the 
25; majorit 
 hetrapoticen Police. ”—Kovordin ng to 
made oO 
mr 
a recent return 
Se. Bath Pg that th of each 
k and sets serving on the Ist Jan., 1842, amounts 
«Mortality in abet Metropolis.-—The following is the num- 
oa of — e Metropolis from all _— > nee 
the site exdin ns Saturday, the 12th inst. :—males, 
471} foitnTeh: 419; otal, 8 Weekly averag 1838-9- 
40. 1 : males, 467 ; acai 445 ; ; 
@Brodtcfal Wetvs. 
Cambridge-—Considera rable interest h 
been excited 
among the sporting characters in this city and pag 
hood by a tral whieh w as decided at the Ass izes on Wed - 
re ane v. ; 
the object of the plaintiff was to enforce the penalty of 
100/. fr fe , On an agree to ru atch 
at coursing. ht jes are spor en, being 
possessed of two celebrated greyhounds, they entered into 
an agreement to run th id match on the Wednes- 
the New ebruary beg gg It appeared 
da wma 
that’ though the meeting was fixed f 
@ match was made, et that, according to the ‘practice 
+h 
ow 
Aa 
Sekia tb tual day for sp’ ort ¥ 
night, in ee e ~ a hard — ‘which precluded ral 
idea of Heck My he dogs. The tiff was ready to ron 
adjourned day, Tat a defendant did not nppee ; 
on the 
and the anene was, whet: y the terms of the agr 
ment, the day was to be then to be that a amed in me 
en pos 
ns ages or that to which the meeting h 
ned. a former trial, | before Mr. Baron si’ 
correct one ae the plaintiff was thereupon saad "bat 
Ona mo! tion ay Sy a ner cage: aang above ha d reversed 
that d }, and t e dow yn for a new trial. 
dduced by 
= simi and a verdict ees for the plaintiff, st! subject 
er objections which were raised on the part of 
ei are 
ollowi a A 
the apy of the peice: of the diffe 
—The 45th is to be augmented to. two battalions of ‘oo 
rank a Seon h, and a ‘company 
seivie ce in Jamaica, is to 
t : 
to be ‘augmente 
The i inerease | ys the six regiments just specified 
icipally of volunteers from the Tine at at home 
sd t in certal 
principally 
tions, receiving a bounty of 30s. per m 
Lancers hae ikewae recive ee ee 
society tee oul Kept at eset se but if | — each corps will, it is 
to Bengal, as to "ithe 
‘up for their ec conveyance tw rane not preside 
the and file, 504; total, 1,704. If the six si TOE oe 
time, the whole 
said, most ukely be “ca 
ee ee Pe ee 
a 
