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THE 
GARDENERS 
CHRONICLE. 
[Avcust 6, 
Wilson’s mae ig t he does not 
He says 
this week in 
tlemen anxious to pee t 
meat, the res gate vision-deale 
found to be os , although not e 
pieces of home produce ; and, all charges i 
the oy satan SN apieal per lb. : 
__ Miseellancous. 
sg Soci ty Pro 
trial :—The first pigeon returned on the 1 
the chief prize for 'M. Camille de Bast, of 
ber a op iety ; second came home o 
belonging 
the Property of M. Joll 
ter on the sa 
secon 
bs pigeon expres 
seem to entertai 
es are driven 
n any fear | 
ae _ little 
and 
ich has r 
e arrived 
equa 
aaded, ttoed 
it has this week been retailing 
s of Brus- 
s to Liverpool, with 
This w 
ten at n ight, a "published it at nine on the following 
pr he ay in Lo 
The E 
some Croce 
on 
aol of Ross's Telescope.—We r 
Durin 
facilitating astro: 1 researc ng 
Sir James South hae ws 2 ash a 5 letter to 
stating that he has receiv rom the Earl 
ely r 
Oia be er 
dis 
g the thee eee ears 
five Siac Bie M 
est District, North District, 
947; 2,330 ; Central 
District, 2,716; a District, 2,948; South District, | for 
3,121. 
effect, 
~ . Divided into 
, — tl clas won ia iy ae G. 
rd Rosslyn’s Cornuto, Mr. 8. 
Lord G. Bentinck’s 
from 
are pro; 
bscribers to 
upwards 
the pesebased 
March Stakes, abou’ 
Stakes ; four are foe’ 
entlemen 
old and ane stakes are filling well. 
House or Lorps 
arising o 
year 1827 Lord d Dunglass was appointe chamberlain and collec- 
nues of the lordship of Etttick Forest, 
enues of the Crown. The other de- 
tor of the ren 
part of the | 
escope was safely rem 
oven, where it had ‘tala nearly 16 w 
fro 
—_ peru. towns 
44 ah of J of wad oe ee occurred in the 
the mortalit: 
of 10 sovs. a 5 ft. 
the G 
cently gave 
apna and its ass effect in. 
ast wee 
the ‘* Times,”’ 
of Rosse the 
quarter ae 
as follows :— 
if declared, 
4 subs. 
of each to a versal the Bt, fee 
 Bentinck’s African phe ate goes 
Herbert’s 
made theplay 
bac aay “a dead heat for second. 
The new 
Seta the pet ere nay ee Lord G. 
Cravens course.—Won Duke of Bed- 
Bawards), beating Lord Prlicioun's Bem 
‘Craven 
ya. 
an bes ft.—Won nt Lord G. —— 
will o 
mvoureiee: There 
ae oeaee 
of 50 to the 
Club oie 13 or 14 to the Anglesey, pay e or 10 to Gage nora 
e last riders. The Two-year 
a. 
—APPrALs.—The ~ ona te sd and me 
fendant was his deputy in office. The Lord Advocate, 1833, 
brought a summons for reduction of ‘the "grant, against Lor 
purpose of 
nglass, for the setting of the office 
to him, on the dt e gr was for his life, and that 
x -ataa the provisions of the Civil List oun the Sovereign had no 
power to gran ch an office for any t ey! 
Tiase acts in fact placing the her meaty Weruines of the Crown 
at the disposal ie" Sage ye during the age of | each successive 
aye contested 
vereign. 
acts, and con e. gra See Tite waa euild, 2 nd 
he i se te "ons of fthe Lord Advocate = bring the grant ono 
questi ion an inte rlocutor vais ie 24th of December, 1836, the 
‘ourt tained the 
yore to Ba Lord Advocate’s 
title to proses this sammons eri reduction, but gave no i iy & 
‘ment on the other points of the c ae, other 
cuter of the 10th of February, 1837, th 
grea 
neti and the Right tg Sha aie a 
vocate), "for and in tee name a! on behalf of the Commissioners s of 
oods anc Fore and La Revenue,” &e. To thi SI 
ba 
actually 
action n 
to be final, and: pro oceeded, 
fendant; that there wos org ges ce of y and mort- 
d the Celeinat b bill grayed "that Black. 
barn might haveadis bo thereof, and that he fouean ae 
might be restrained tons setting them up a defen 
ejectment, and that all impediments toa fair | trial l 
moved. Fra maka Tall 5 
murrer was never set down, and he died i in December 184¢ £ 
and upon the defendants entered ag 
The insolvent Thom sh 
t, Ja ames bia per po his 
the 
as 
e 
“nt 5! yo: 
s devisees or representatives. 
nang July 13, 1836, leaving 
heir, and Blackburn died in March, 
5th of April, 1841, was appointed aécignee Sof the estate of Thom 
Standish, an coy “ such have the possessi f th 
lands of whic @ < h died seized ‘delivered to him 
The — i pray sor shat suit which had become abat: ted 
a i rg be! revived, that, the ae intiit be declared entitled to the be- 
ten to the estates, “a that an 
mesa olan be tried, or e plaintiff might try his title ps 
ejectment, on be the defendants might be en tebet Bey from set- 
ting u te ah on i estates. The dem 
r Fra 
= “a 
= 
“a ent to the ori om i 
that 
presse 
+ 
of es 4% Me the a ele of oF grant. 
One ays was ae sae. “The lary to be pai id bogie the grant 
to the officer was 120/. a-yea ue W wich 
collected, and for the dimection of which this salary oe to bepai 
him, amounted only to 335/. So large a sum to be paid for the 
ction of one of such oe amount, Showed su uffici ey we 
tha 
colle 
m fact 
n this way ef an’ par “y 
hole of thoes: ees 
refore, unnecessary ta aac what power the aoverclan 
to grant an office — this kind under the Civil List Acts, 
for = was clearly n ffi d 
ate 
an office; 7; simila: case, 
urring in the reign oft tectee 1., a grant of prt sort had been 
the subject of remonstrance to the ‘Lords of the asury. Unde 
t be affirme n. objectio: 
ee the reason, ae the insufficiency of 
the grant had not ys n the carr s,. and 
— not, — be Sontalty nent ma acte y the 
his had chief ga ad for wishing the pee ia be 
cue prail for pecs bP but, ooking 
he rial it ae distinetly's wer ‘that the’ pension 1 had been b be- 
st *« disguise of a gr 
Into tie 
; enmelie rac ae the Court, cam 
bill. ch +o) 
of chamberlain.” That Seacauels was sufficient to a over the 
objection. He . moved to affirm the decree, which de- 
a 
Srietar = tL tenes 
the e Judges in. the count a ci the Judges Seana med. 
ew! as — King, by his speech, pintado all the | 
row! for ever, and that the Act of Parliament 
tity & “d ram of them Li Rao Boe ogether erroneous, 
The speech could effect nothing grant or surrender, 
The surrender was onl by pain a with the a gga, and 
was only made for the life of ris individual Soy to the 
ss hel Min gs ace office, he considered it. : mere shift t to 
nsion, which was yacg ee in f a, repeal = erown a 
n powe to charge it on these r It n fact, 
of an annuity u the na God, that tee 
gran ander cof eh mnie 
undoubtedly pak in oe ine demise of the povereign who had made 
the gran am beech be at he was authorised to de- 
— Fikes t the sable pit d learn who had likewise heard 
this case, pe did not ce to be c present gir entirely con- 
ed with his noble and learned Friend an 
curre: himself in this de- 
cision. —J viteritseet it of ‘ia court pes fi ho the grant to be 
void, affirmed. 
a 
Vicr- ‘CHANCELLOR’s Court.—De Sauleey v. De Sauleey.—This 
ae ee de Saulcey, an English lady, domiciled 
ey, and Mr. Pn sere 
it was 
e be- 
— very extravagant, an arrét of the tribunal at Rouen had 
een obtained, which directed that gentleman to restore to hi 
wife the possession and the ae of = whole of her es- 
his ming still greater, 
the tribunalat Rouen divested Madame de Sauleeyt to Nato ~— a 
— sum as alimony. oo aulcey, how ea- 
red to throw obstacles in the wan of the pice: on this 
tai and the tribunal at asc had suspended the alimony with 
the view of assisting this court, and him toterms. Mr. 
M e Saulcey, submitted 
rustees 
se oe 
amounted to 
”” of our said that 
bea s declaration that M. des Suaters was Snot entitled to 
7 mustbe transferredas the lady desired. 
oe should pause before they married 
ttlements. As 1e de Saulcey 
o admissions, ‘there had better be inquiries as to the 
Saulce: peer t not have his costs until he had 
ust 
r 
S case 5 
orccane without vot 
could make 
psa but M. 
_— nec ene 
—Bam: ccc Birchall.~This case, which has fre- 
1k Hall Standish, Frank 
indish, of Duxbury Hall, paomenhines. gem in fee at Bae pint 
Manor, » died on the 15th of May, 2, unmarried ntes- 
"| heir-at-law ; and setting fit & stanley, weaver waa sa 
; gree from Alexander Stan- 
i eee ;Ghortey, on the 29th ha June im, ‘who was 
ated to be the common ancestor of the late S Standish 
and 
F as 
Insolvent _ = William Black voc = that 
after Sir ’s death, Frank Standish entered 
a possesion a onl real estates, and had since continued there- 
withou thereto ; that Blackburn had heh gragone 
duis a spi Frank Hall Standish had made a de- 
wea n, “the oe t of Session held it it. The want of via ad ight be supplied; 
ee, in the Rott to adjudicate on the merits, and gave a | but if the bill could be altogether demurred to, he hardly onght 
judgment for the crown, declari ing the grant to be void. A o give leave to amen oO ime, — to consider 
appea. the officers of Seales: against the | and gave indament isd Monday last, allowin ng the demurrer, an: 
decree i in ‘the first summo ns, and the respondent now put in pre- | refusing leave ah 
lim aga anon on a dns owes that as the appeal related only | . Assize I svar _GUILDFORD. = Hunt y. aber po ei 
to was t t !. from the 
as eaemnen Saal ‘the pow -belaw, and also to an award of costs, the | defer nde ant, who i is the secretary to the itch Fire-office, upon an 
appeal could not, by the retios of the House, be sustained. | assurance to that amount <n is upon his property by the 
Lord Dunglas: a brought an appeal against the decree in the | plaintiff. The defendant, by b cas, admitted that the policy 
second sum Bays ses were heard some time since, and | had been — = he alleged ‘tn the plaintiff had made 
the House = consider gham now | fraudulen the 1s a i 
Barggsoooh r b 
Me ra wilfaly destiny i ithe =o 
his conniva The issue Frit upon the de 
eeded to address the jury, and ~~ eo eae the ‘plalntifr in this 
aes 
road, get a ae and upon which ey pee 1 effected a 
n the British Fire- reine oe gt sum of 2,000/.; and be wong to 
obtain that som by mea f the p 
ances, however, that would be 
mpany felt a es compelled to cae the claim, becau: 
aoe believed it was a fraudulent one, ent that Se duty hoe 
owed to oad e publi and to their own interests left th o other 
altern lativ The jury would have learned ‘from the + phoeatnal 
that Senge the claim were, 
that ey plaintiff had made a fraudu rty 
me a bit ies er been in his pee 
eral witnesses were examined a sd de- 
fodent: But t mportant evidence was pa f Mr. 
de Abbot 14 an or to er company, who stated t had 
e plaintiff after ue fire, in i 
3805 conv er 
in detail wa y 5 1¢€ - 
_— for aioe whieh only 
th ul 
Hie Abinger said it 
ma 
a short time, and_o 
et disbelieve the Witenes given by Mr. 
verdict was entered for an defendant upon a tie two first issues, 
ont for the plaintiff on the third. 
5.—There has been but little 
street, City-read, watchmaker. 
BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.—J. Dawson, Huddersfield, woollen cloth 
merchant. 
BANKRUPTS.—J. Ivery, Hi Watkinsoe, 
ponte gt Zorksbier, card moaker=G. Bindiey”and, y and Foo Copan, TiN ningham, 
s—H. ver Darwen, eacher— Hi eekeld, 
Sone. oe T. Collett and de son Ossett, 0 erpool 
tton spinners— ard, Manchester, plumber—J. Wi'Gabey, Liver , 
pinwe 2. Bw k Jun., Witney, Oxfordshir irth-web sae 
Armstrong, Conduit-street, Paddington chi R. Rollo, Durh: 
Vauzhall-road, merchan ancl, ngton, bookseller—R. Loosemiirs 
Tiverton, dealer Bad one "na ight, est. Hoathley, Sussex, 
dealer—R. Lyon, 7 binet mak 
SCOTCH SE peueraeriiae ae 7. Harley and Co. Glasgow, i), near 
warehouseme’ . Gilruth, Dundee. —_L. Wilson, Midmill, Cro- 
Dunfermline, mill spinner—J. Naism! — th, Ham Sos builder—W. Watson, 
B. Edgar, C ue ntemag wer ae ae sieer © 
ar, Castle Dou = eos cudbright, merchant— hg 
Bors, eatp ace Dpades, shipbatider Bot Joye apemee! 
Ege the ‘oii ult., at He recone 
,» of a son—On the ” inst., 
daughter r—On the 1s 
ty of @. —— —At Bea 
“Cap eith Jackson, Bart. 
ni sect, ‘the lady of E. Pep a son— “9 
eg Maton e; Hy de-park, the lady of G. Wilde, Esq., of a daughter 
“tg = ie n Gre 8. Z * 
et merchan 
ora pr 
ei of C. 
coquare, a ‘in, 
ow 
FER 
2m 
bel 
Fie 
Pee! 
i 
ee 
the 4th pig 
Croydon, ts = ‘ht Hon. ~~ he Bari Corn at by ral 
DIED.— tg it lat 
aged § ret, relict of the la 
Esq. beFren Lincoln’ 8 inne belda On ee and 13 pig ’ ae ected “Dour, n aged 
. Pit of Bast in the ard 
‘Mar 
t. Ives, Hustngteaite : Feet Ak eS » sad nae On the ard in 
e, aged 65, Sir’ yennes Dalrymple Hesketh 
Be net.» age 469, Mrs. Taylor, of Highbury-terrace, widow 
@ late Finsbury -square. 
Printed by Messrs, Brapnury and Evans, Lombard-street, Fleet-stree 
the Precinct of Whitefriars, in the City of a 8 and Eublished vat Masons thers a 
HARLES-sTREBT, COVENT she 
Ady beh seem ga 
the Orvicr, 
ents and 
where all’ 
Editor August 6, 184% 
a LA 
wheat a t Market in “addition to Monday" s supply, and that could 
not be sold unless a further dec’ é Ses was su ubmitte ed to.— 
ke. you of Forei continues very limited, and tes are 
here “e N inquiry for bonded. Barley, 
Poa bbe Beans remain unaltered in value. There is rather 
more doing in pene bat 2 feo no improvement in prices. 
IMPERIAL AVERAGES. 
Wheat. Barley.| Oats | Rye. | Beans. Peas. 
jiie- 9 ee 631 27 21 7} 31 7} 8 4] 88 2 
July Pee! he ES oo 4} 32 3] 34 9| 35 6 
_ . oc ot, C8207 92 9| 99 6| 35 1] 34 @ 
Pre ae 65 8| 28 22 0 oak dB: = 
_ S35 Si 65 4| 271 2 6| 8 
a 39 * ne To ee Fe 1 34.9| 34 7] 3310 
pee, Bor 
8 weeks’ Aggregate Aver., 64 7| 27 9} 21 10 33 1 34 9]. 
Duties . a 8 0 0 6 ot ca 8 6 
GAZETTE 0 
INSOLVENT.—W. Freeman, Acton. ame Bi lege W Je Wells-road Nietag 0 
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.—W. Webb, pton-terrace, ‘ 
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