1842. ] THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE. 813 
February 1841, as compared with pipe mn! 1840, was | the c 
nearly double d. - The bread distribut 0 the out-door were attacked t b fj iipees, She ore Se en | Cena Denemition, panies me een which be 
Z om ever, The Wil 
i foes and in mm 184 168 A Lownes 5 iia “1841, $0.79 up the river to the model f aie Lapin Sdetcinnivenadibiee 22k cdc box home ee 
133,553 4 i oaves 3 ite th isédeians es St. oi cn eee a that she brought away the farm having sae chosen, was with ven ist: Mr. Berkeley. 
_ distributed ymtgs at above the 51,681 di sp and all the people employed there. Be . roman} hear ve Sonn gee a pee a few da 
tributed in i e account of money and b is- Seremeatenens cay a public-house ed the Hunter's €, be- 
tributed for the last three years, shows coat in one. a Provincial Nels tween some labourers who endeavoured to cheat the land- 
sum expended amounted to 11,2244. ; in 1841, to 14,2307 . lo he reckoning. During the fight, a am 
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Her Majesty's Visit to Walmer.—The stormy weather | Brittan was s inj i 
I v o much l 83 
,6541. | whieh areioge towards the end of last week prevented | at the posal rai cies oe oe eae at 
: 18 rom making any excursions in the neigh- | manslanghter agai 
rease in as penditure on nediie at sake of this i urhoo n Friday and Se turday the Queen snd as been oom shied to take hie hi oo hat ree 
o— se Lae dak ina sa: Bs e a “Siew Prince ‘Albert walked ~ the beach eae the intervals o Chester,—From ye setae: sea of the Bishop of 
oe Sia casshdbes the seats asa ~~ te 71. has | the rain, but were unable to remain out for more than vad Chester, it ap that within the last twelve years 
bisd above ‘the: estimates tacatined art} shag ak hour on each occasion, in consequence of the boisterous | upwards of 170 new Sceeilese have been built within this 
tess: the. -stee: Nor aheereemantioa P Bros which | state of the her. During a heavy gale of wind which | diocese alone ; by far the one — nadie Fo — al 
‘levied. The report, in adverting to the eet! loceuanat reeset poe ‘dee chi aig mary ad fv pb peptone ar eat = ag ey 
2 ard a foreign ship in the Downs, in a dis- | tion 2 
_ claims for relief, and the oe on of ose claims, | tressed and hazardous soe gc unfortunately drowned. sittin tae Ath sori n Chesire, ups ~ ri 21.000 om 
recommends ; le y which they might be | Her Majesty and Prince Albert, on earing the circum- | moreland, nearly 50,000 sittings. 7 
that a more strict and diligent inquiry be in- | sta i 
ange nto — pene — report then sienna detail of Tal se be avid among the four widows neo b santa was es “aved a = Dove eae vn er on 
the questions put to each inspector of casual poor, and | proportions. 
_ the several answers. From these it appears lakes the david the ri che Dine sothoe ne sod es pat Pca ie aire’ ik ot egg org Buca pede 
Mccicatcesce ot t pep prem it. ios th — pa ei — ep Thursday lst ge oe attended by Sir James | leave it beyond a matter of question that the Gotcha 
} , e in- | Clar ay Prince Albert visited the South | intend makin v refuge. C 
Be n the a ra poor- ho use relief has taken ut gone pre gre k y= and on Wedacsdey went on board | buildings, i ebddieme Freee Soho aon tae 
. P =  .. ee abourers with families er Majesty’s brig Wasp, commanded by Captain Drew. | tery, and the warehouses and buildings occupied by the 
4 ublic * - ings. — - eninsular sad Oriental Hi Royal Highness was conve to the vessel by | shipwrights and others, are to be pulled down and their 
Steam-packet Company he their meeting on Wednes- | Captain Bullock, in the Government steamer Fearless. | sites thrown into the harbour. ‘The railway terminus will 
day, at which a dividend of 33 per cent. for the six months | The brig lay at anchor within a short distance of the | also cause extensive alterations, so that the aspect of the 
ending the Istult., or at the rate of 7 per cent. per ann., | Thunderer, which ship manned yards as the Prince | town is likely to be completely changed. 
wa ared. The report states that the directors have | passed in going to the brig. His Royal Highness was Glou eestor —We last week — the committal of 
been enabled by the steady increase of the traffic of the | received on board with a royal salute, and conducted oyer | Frances Bennet, and a man named Ye app, —— with the 
company to maintain the rate of dividend they had before | the vessel by Capt: Drew. After remaining on board | murder of their six children at the <— est 
bou i 
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chartered vessels to carry on the service. For the addi- | at this time was extremely ote and highly enjoyed consumption. She was only thirty-eight years of age, an 
tional service of calling at Falmouth for the outward mails | by the Prince, who observed to Captain Bullock that it | was ina dying state when first brought into the prison. 
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Ils, since . are ved to be unproductive. The report cannot be comp for one moment.’’ The sands not | the circumstance that deceased's husband ang 
nalludes to the departure of the Hindostan, which, | being dry, his Royal Highness was unable to land, and | perty upon her, but with the restriction, that should she 
vice the directors have received of her pas- | therefore, after going round the beacon, the Prince re- me again, the yp aig wa “se go to his c children 
Sage out, made way to the Cape de Verds from Gibraltar, | turned to near the place of embarkation, and went round young woma wife of painter 
a distance of 1,569 miles, in 163 hours, having arrived | the Thunderer, which again manned yards, and fired a | name ed Wi Moreen in resi fling, at St. Velen” 8, Was 
here on the 8th of October, and was expected to be at | royal salute. Capt. Bullock then wa his vess . i = murdered on Sunday night near Comb Shopbrow, on t 
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soles at 432,8387., and the pean not yet called for | with his excursion, and complime Seats Capt. lock for | custody to await the result of the inquest. These sus- 
Se, to 141,812/. aving overcome those numerous obstacles which had | picions ae since been confirmed by the prisoner him- 
On Tuesday even ing ‘a fire broke out in the | heretofore prevented, gn the most dangerous part of the > w as conf ‘his guilt, and has been ee 
well- hace establishment of Messrs. Warren, blacking- | Goodwin Sands, the erection of a refuge for the mariners | to take his. "tia on the charge of W iif ie ig pe 
makers, in the Strand. It originated in the cellars among | of all nations.—On Thursday her Majesty had perfectly | The tions im, this ie a to the reat Leagu 
the straw and crates, where the men. me been shortly | recovered from the cold she had been labouring under for | Fund’’ at present amount peak -wais to 4502. 
before employed. In consequence of the dense volume of | some days, and Sir James Clark was relieved from his anchester.—We a proof of 
oke, the firemen were unable for some time to enter the | attendance at the Castle : her Majesty, however, had not | the state of this town, gs the collections, in the Zoo- 
prevent their extending to the shops and warehouses, i + aeaky wit leave Walmer on Lacvelsigat an early | las or three days; the animals realised ee prices, 
otherwise the whole of that extensive establishment must | hour this me and the prin lots were purchased for the London 
have been destroyed. The damage is said to be considera- | | _Blandford—On Tuesday the long- -pending match made | Zoological Gardens, The gross amount of the three 
ble in‘amount, but the firm is insured against loss. by the cones Grantley Berkeley, that he would “ hobble” ‘aah sale, exclusive of the elephant (which was bought in 
Hanwell Lunatie Asylum.—The fourth report of the | or secure bucks in a given time, with the assistance | for company at 250 guineas, and is still on hand), is 
i i ated 0: aide and a hound, was decided at Charborough said | to be about 1,500 r< apd the local papers state ~~, 
i of tim ce 
ere the e pectation of the directors.—The New York papers 
admitted—viz., 80 males and 86 females; of whom 12] hating been laid by several noblemen gentlemen received by the last plier: state that Mr. Burdekin, the 
males and 8 females were cured, 2 males and 2 females agsinst the success of the undertaking. _ The conditions manager of Manchester Bank, seen in 
ieved, and 9 es di the course of the day Mr. Berkeley = ad ye i a few days after the arrival of the Britannia, by an 
of patients admitted into the asylum from its opening, on | with the aid of one xe, 0 only, pull down, “ hobble ” (tha English gentleman who knew him well. tno 
the 16th May, 1831, to the 30th of September, in the | is, satan hp fastening the legs together), h or token of recognition con % _ 
_ Present year, was—males 1,189, females 1,219}; total | leave them in possession of the servants,’by whom they | that he could not long escape apprehension, . € wou 
. s ere cured, | were to be put into a deer-cart, be for ct by ps be rire 4 sno angie to the ve gsma an Sa : 
: } i examined ie um- 
males and 36 females relieved, and 459 males and 371 | When so carted, they were to on the 23d ult., at the paper mills of Mrs. Crompton, at 
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ioned by apoplexy or epilepsy, and 15 from pulmonary pete arte’ eal Sia his oy ale. ee —— Ser te | Crk eine te Ae be aaniotance, but wen slag drama under 
cei one day. The one literally crowded with spectators. wheel, and y gir 
Sanity. The average daily number of patients in the | After the arrangement of reli 
sare during the year was is The greatest umber of | was 
eaths i “ 
dying j t trial was manifest among the he wheels um ve. 
ying in that month, 9 sank under generalparalysis—a | the result of the first t decided failure. ‘The | been with 2 of. The jury found that the decensed, 
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< ponerse at the continued cheering of his owner | from a cog-wheel, selene that had it not been for. 
bebe period, it appears i goin and seize him. ‘The deer kept butting injuries oe ved by Mrs. Crompton in trying 
@ large proportion of the deaths took place in patients | up with his antlers with great ty against the iron cet ° ceased, they should hav sine? a deodand 
usly much enfeebled, and who sank 
previous] h enfeebled, and who into that state of | rails at the extremity of the park. At le 
Beneral debility in which every function g y becomes | buck was select — - 
Weak, and life is at length extinguished without effort. result was mu e 
a Her Majesty’s steamer Wilberforce, com- | of about a minutes, poomce soe his s pur 
by Lieut. We ich left the coast of Africa | menced butting him, with a determination only eq 
ut the 14th of Oct., arrived at Plymouth on the 17th, | by the for mer deer. At this time the dog 
from the Ni ition, and has been — eo » this | considerable punishment, and Mr. Berkeley, fin the | 12, the re 
port to be eatin aire Pre prin iota by | case hopele sy gave i in the match to the great disappoint | sist of a nay! Pps 
coloured people, there being only four or five ~ samateed ment of the spectators. Subsequently three of Mr. a ga ee 
rho were taken from other Government ships, and but | Drax’s hounds were called into ial and after a a short ac i ie 
those the expediti iginally—viz. the foremost hound pinned 
Paperintsodents , five ne 
ee chief cons table’ $s acpi 
cum, instead 0 of O50i., 8 as heretofore ; 
commuted, and to be allowed 
his prey, and the Hon. | the superintendents to 
tion originally—viz., | run 
a 
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