THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, 
[Maron 26, b 
suddenly overwhelmed with grief and exposed to 8 suffering of | announcement of the verdict outside caused loud 
every e o! 
calamity. Rar [ ‘aware of ofthis une of Pao Sonet T I ahau uting g-and. eling. in n the seer Y: a 7 ps 
1 ke th roule eog isse groaned at by a c 
to 1 " ridere pearl pide gai onleaving the court. On the follo owing day, 
to forward the enclosed check to the proper qua "E 
have, &c., m e Pur m^ d sentence, the Judge pechos ‘the following 
The inquest was opened on Wednesday in 
of Mr. Rawlinson, the psg n maU. ^ r. Bea: rd-| « "PR is manifest that in no other country of Europe could 
nt by the Government to | such a thing ve benn tolessted for a tenth portion of the 
f bri dne In other tries, the very md M 
Les together E uh "illegal purpose, there 
= €— —no swearing of informati as; no rg 
rate oe no t of MM botore grand juri 
ong hand of pne 
t 
he resident 
Sep ara "rw asta wr works and ides d immed ately seizes the. ore ties, ed bots with hem on the 
Spaeth aes Shia ess bati i on war y mostsummary process known. Really itis only through the 
hursday, when Mr. linson and Mr. Beardmore were | extraordi liberality of laws—one of the fines, as it 
examin The , after hearing their evidence, Te th e pay Nr constitutional: Gove meg eg "n 
i 1 e very men w 
M 2? verdict of Accidental Death, with an exp dod Gover ent and institutions under which they live absolutely 
of their opinion that t had no en that | could not act as they do but that they liv der these libe 
engineering rs nd that attention the con-| instit The y t as pipi ee, vig a € 
i i "WS, W. repersentjour laws, who see 
zE qv : Fre greed — 3 b - against laws, now in their own hearts that the language 
im nportan sat Re re and t UE "UB Ue s they write, could not be spoken or published 
frequent, regular, and sufficient Government inspection 
f all works of such a character. ich they assail. I 
> are men there in that dock who 
rhaps 
th 
other parties. Pe even now, while I a you, 
in this court an at who by their writings and 
— speeches have egged you into these p 
Evel win, er or later you would come in the 
g that soon 
position: in which you now stan d; son: they themselves very 
vh in my age 
Supposing you 
kno 
SUSPEN: OF THE SeA Y CONTR 
was aye seed m Friday from M Gin Post ‘Ofer he 
that the hall s service between Galws sde and America has 
pended until 
x Mc = & " gt come a ight ap] a 
been sus until further notice. not with o sticks. 1 but - arms—for drillin, 
Tuer FED NTS. e Cork Assizes | in military e eration 3 M ‘preparation for arms—d Mia know 
E bu t.a be entering uj uppose 
last week the \ttorney -General p ed the six men | e n that cy et à kel not of what ering upon or from wha 
c ed with violating the Foreign Enlistment Act, in D of UE: world—were to land on these shores, do you thin. 
having on the 4th November, at Queenstown, without I vo could en e nto an i nter T | ccrta d 
* : : stood alone against every nation in i i 
licence m her Majesty, agreed to ,enlis enter ab orf abd telunap hes over than all rene iem 
service sailors on board merican ship of war o remote time either, when the Government of these 
Kearsage, contrary to the provisions of the Act. It | countries stood alone in ar p Aul nation in Euro 
appeared from the depositions that Captain slow of | 57%: and America besides qu een eed 
in 
the Kearsage had stated in explanation na a party of she arise as triump hant 
aa e ee by the connivance of the w, or other- | from r^r con aus e did be tore, re. And do wibeotad me 
re concealed o n board t the v vess *- ‘when si he le x could enter into an — - the 
the Government this country? 
think the Crown oak have i with per^ pusillanimity 
itt had allowed y Mi ea of that dock, A grea at deal 
ould then have | too much fo: ru Pas bie y rM in these transactions— 
i forbearance calculated to lena you into the opinion J so 
Qu 
naval service of the United States, and that he did not 
send them ashore at Brest, because he 
m to the temptation of. kie service 
M law was afraid of you, That is as wild a delusion 
under the Confederate flag n the Florida, but deter- | entered Pers the binii Z man. e wa is Pre and 
hand t io I Peces again in Ireland. On the other | will p pet vail One of your number i: CM ner, donned 
and the first ieutenant fe ns Kea: sa fro: e army ceiving the | y of the Sovereign for 
x ge mo that ices which ‘have already been honoured by a medal. 
here are a num of pensioners througk the country, an 
cants for enlistment, but, as ied ‘captain was sheen they must be taught a lesson not to train or encourage ti 
and he had a ins instructions in rd to € sedition. T dt would be at an std if th = whe 
licationg, them are v e pay of t! lover raised ii rom the 
poem ee ena Iu TUN) Uwe physically ople, and given into th of the Executive for distri- 
q save y remain untilthe captain bution, were allowed in movements which attack 
returned, and that when he did return they“ — - the institutions u e live. And if pensioners and 
p of the discharged soldie: at Preons employ ed in several capacitie: 
shi 
were landed at Queenstown "ij were all wea 
uniform of the Federal navy. 
um 2 bene d id HR 
had th vá faa ung 
i “the 
Mr. Justice Rotigh, à 
commission of offen € this 
t by an efficacious se ha 
e p as be punished w their 
Go that Pati K Neale, b sd for 15 eal 
of the United. Bikes: 4 POA at peace with Great Britain—at our is that you, Pa d eale, be imprisoned f ELT 
Queenstown, in the grossest ‘violation of all — bie relatio! SURIESHPLLUI S OA ied ae earn ie 
- eet ought to Aider eu friendly. Bow micabie relations davit ving gy n led red Twill impose oe m the les: 
of this veal puntsliiness: of 12 months’ meom 
hi s of this P, Wart 
av t - izes on 
the mu rder 
las! 
nder 
ers, a 
under the Mamm crai of Education in the Hg OM national 
ers, en $3 
men entering the service 
RDER. e" the Waterford 
m "16 6th, p Walsh was tried for 
The drin was. 
pec veli: atrocity. 
e prisoners all plead ed “Guilty,” and the Court u 
accepted their LETS securities to appear for judgment | hi ; 
when called o uring ihe abse 
GAL Dar LLING.—Ten young mc one 2 them " 
a pensioner in ‘the arm 
y who had se 
of Delhi and the reliet 
care to get out of the way turf-ho 
While duping their | d She h 
nate victims, they were handing in to the ti tood out Wa ilh then 
. informations inst them. That i took ‘the ragmacts in a sack ind hid. them i ina bog, 
£O. 
where he had thrown them. This rane 
to the police, seemed too horrible to be rea, But 
evidence was 
remains 
fully corroborated, and the jury at once found the 
| prisoner guilty. Baron Deasy passed sentence of death, 
the corpse e where he eens himself 
i in fragme ents. eard the 
College, and of the counter charges 
Sir R. Kane prs Dr. Bullen, the il ee alt 
has ordered the visitors of the College to holdan inal 
into the matters at issue, 
te IRISH Cent GAR: —The ur 
fis d services of t 
as politely "decli ned hrs m 
hl of 
y the tha uks of hig 
Us 
m TABULARY AND RIESTS.—The Lord, 
Lie Suid hes just pm his pe iu a matter 
pem has been looked as of a ve Serious 
character in Ireland. n ibed that a LE lico- ene 
a Pro. 
€ - 
h in thee 
ough peri 
testant, be expressed a wish to receive the mi 
of tbe Fon 
ls 
of Thomas iret aes the aot dei adii Co! 
mark P e 
THE LISBURN | BRIBERY Casz.—This _ celebrated 
d be remembered that Mr. John D. Barbour, 
was ned as M.P. for 5 in February, 1863, 
was sie by a decis a Co mmi ittee of the 
s 
use of Comm 
bribery an 
him and n ‘roth er Robert, fo and tr 
ich met in 1848, but | Mr. we ge an —- indicted on a foe the toni 
ned h the jury 
eceiv 
ind 
orwarded to the 
len, 
returned a gemi of Not Guilty, fees was ri 
in court with nd 
QUEEN’S COLLE! 
damage was done. eat df eta 
charges esum Wy Dr. Bullen against st Sic oe 
Kane in connection with the previous fire 
K 
sub-inspector, Mr. chia ea od the pi. RUE. 
at first ; but, Roan thought better of the 
allowed "him man o 
day. 
funds at their uc 
miserably insufficie 
ei 
THE PAMPERO SEIZURE — On Friday the 
judges of the S First "Division, of "the Court of Seaton 
objections to the info 
el, and al hast 98th 
count, The 5th of May i is phon for the trial. 
orting. 
Boat Race.—The Oxford and E 
6 took pies eii Saturday. and was won easily by. 
ut 20 boats' length. "This js the 2st 
eu Uni 
t 
at race 
Universities The 
resent as regarded as t deciding ntest, 
bers who flocked to the banks of the river or crowded 
Thames in boats an com oa were greater was ever 
ha 
before known. nspic among 
of Wales and his suite, EA were on board the 
chartered by the Thames Subscription Club. His 
ness was warmly welcomed by the assembled multit 
Obituary. 
E EAR i iss ene Ns ed at his seat, House, 
rdee em on o 22d i t. in his 48i th year. For alat 
= before the death of. e father the Prime Minister at 
utbreak of the Cri —he had odi Nr 
ore 
f New Bru ick, suce 
as born married first, in 
eldest. angie of the Earl of x Band wich, and secondly, Í 
the yo y daughter of the Right Hon. J. A, 
Mac! ie. el 
Wi Y, 
ry 
Paymaster-General frotn 1845 to 
issue by either marriage, he is suece 
brother, the Hon. Francis Baring, born in 
1833 to to the daughter of the late Duc c de Bassano. 
— Mirena Bae 
power under the 26! 
dp ux 
in seq 
The technical potot i is however one of considerable i 
e Queen's Remem 
was found impracticable to 
tbe alternative of moving for 9 
g him a power 
Exchequer Chamber. 1n accordance 
Court of Exchequer drew up a series of rules on 
