"THE GARDENERS CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
attack "became serious on Sunday, and he died at 
5 n Monday afternoon. Не was in his 58th year, 
i ,1806. He eng Cro воп of үре кн OVENT GARDEN, April 1 
i is, who, having filled several offi 
in dh ка go ова of Secretary t to T Treasury, . Supplies of English grown Vegetables of ма quality con- 
Vioc Prosidtt of the Board of Trade, and Treas of the | tinue plentiful, and prises Pei xr v of foreign goods are also well 
Navy, received in 1846 a baronetcy for his public servic His | kept up. Good samples cf Apples A Pears now realise 
a | mother was the daughter of another baronet, Sir болто рме: high prices. Orang es are also dear. Cucumbers are cheap. 
П, after "whom he was named. Не was educated at Eton aud | Pine Apples and Grapes are sufficient for the deinand. Potato 
Christt d hetook his bachelor's degreein 1898, sales have not altered since last report. Cornish Broccoli is 
ueg first class in classics, and € in mathematics. It was | Still coming in by the crateful. Cut. flowers chiefly consist of 
ie wn to thepublic, his earliest Orchids, "y io Cinerarias, Azaleas, Violets, Miguonette, 
ъ the | | Tulips, and Roses. 
literary production n being a ROTT. 
Woy э ы ч, ота ма ез, шо E Fine Apptes, p lb., 78 to ЕТУ | oranges, per box, 12s 6d to 303 
APRIL 18, 1863.] 
with the Poles in their struggle ngainst the despotism 
He stated that the rr Government 
ingdom o Poland reconsti- 
ut 
the kin 
Em as a barrier between Austria xd Russia, that 
E wo 
wou. V astly 
ure i d in war for Pls nd than it соз 
Grapes, perl "зв to 208 er 100, 4s to 8з 
ск cv ility | | {= rríes, р. oz., 6d to 1s | Nuts mill, p. bu: E = о 188 
e La 4 e various volumes, ош, И ва Уа — бо 4о, + 
/anguages," an » «(| Apples, per 8 monds, d 
uence of ege d um Cd sil Distatban Med c pe ci sieve, 3s to 08 | Waln - do. e to 16s 
em e i o- Gov X Lemons, per 100, 5s to 9a | Ken в, p. 100 ibs., 1508 
Dependencies," **On the Meth сад ре VEGETABLES. 
4 olitics, the Ast i KA Са — рег doz, 6d to дарим, рег о 12s 
«“ Dialogue on the Best Form of Government." Не was also | kale, p. mer 1a 5d to 2s 
f itor o! i i Potatoes, хозик ton, Sballots, per jtm m to 8d 
contributor to many of the periodicals which devote their dein. Rhubarb, p. b 6d to9d 
pages to x ясын 3t Mn writers. Among these was а on Ud 1208 to 1408 |Garlic, per ш rr to 8d 
pape: f Babrius" in an old number of| ,, Rocks, dc: 60s to 808 Lettuces, each, Id to 2d 
the Classical "Mosen: utt George Lewis did not enter Cups, do., 758. to 858 Brice . score, ls to 2s 
Parliament till 1847, when he was 41 T^ —: эде; but mi aean Turnips, ; bunch, 2" 4d Hon: Pr disi, p. bundle, 1864 
had , do., 
the Middle Temple, and was са aled to the p in 1зз1, — Spinach, p. WE ^ p {о 2з |Salsafy, per bundle, 1s 6d to 28 
obably from a sense of his defici оа чт тч ^D 18 to 2s Scorzonera, p.bundle, 1s3d to 2s 
speaker, which he was long um overcomi ng. n 1835 he r 102, Mushrooms, p.pott., 1s to 18 з 
ses d К, 6а to 28 | Parsley, р. 12 bunches, A to4 
| ro nch Beans per 100, 2s Herbs, per bunch 2d to 4d 
со 
io a useless butehery.—A тап named Tierney wa 
Taper i in this town last week. Не bore а bad cha- 
f the town who, ы 
himself, т € at large on a ticket-oflea Se and m 
place in the house they lived in. "The woman bad a 
quarrel with a man who visited her about money ; and 
he stabbed him to the heart. It is now conjectured 
that an attempt had been made to rob the man, and 
that he stabbed deceased in self-defence. М№о trace of 
een discove 
father as a Poor Law Com: v and іп 1847, the date of | BRITISH WOOLS.—LowDoN, AprillT, 
his entry into "Parliament, e Secretary t There is more demand for many descriptions of wool, and at 
Board of Control. In the onse | fa ull таби, butas our supply is very limited, the amouut of 
business is not large. 
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he became one of the Secretaries , 
ained till th of Lord John Russell's Cabine! METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. 
and where he acquired a great reputation for financial ability. MoxpaY, April 13, 
He did not return to office until Lord Palmerston formed his The number of Beasts i is considerably Заг, тег than on Monday 
first Administration in 1855, and in this interval of his official last, and trade is slow. Prices are lowi and a clearance 
life he edited the “Edinburgh Review." Не joined Lord |с: NET Biop also are more Уа ога). We have 
Palmerston's Cabin Bia ` е Mr. Gladstone, as Chan- | now very few in the moo, and therefore cease to quote them. 
cellor of the Exche soon commanded the confidence | Trade is very dull, and last Monday's quotations are barely 
of the City by the practica od Љагасёет of his ial measure: ed. i i 
In Lord Pa almerston's n Administration he was placed in | From Germany and Holland there are460 Boasts, 2 230 Sheep, and 
the Home Оћсе. On the death of Lord Herbert he was 145 Calves; lrom Scotland, 400. Beasts в Inland, 90 ; 
r Отоа a succeeded in mastering its in- | and 2800 from the Northern and Midland ош 
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not less than 10,000 persons. Hem ull confessio on 
of his guilt, and died penitent. Не struggl 
for several minutes before life was extinct. 
жусап. 
TRIAL FOR | IvorriNG TO Munpzn.—An | extraordinary | T 
Cour respectable.looking man, named Joseph Har- | removed to the W 
ош, E indicted раа having а таноо incite Lewis showed such versatility and such indomitable perseve- | Best Scots, Here- Best Long-wools a E 
wo men living in ith. and Graham, | rance, that the. а — dte no severer loss, вауе) fords, ёс.  .. 4 6 0 ..4 2to4 6 
to murder Mr. Dickinso ооу a gentleman residing at Ash- | that of its chief, Не not a showy character, and | Best Short-horns 4 4 6 | Ewes & 2d quality .. — .. 
family especially t i ts3 0 8 | Do. Вот „5 8—4 0 
e | rom which the ‘coun at large learns to estimate | Best Downs " Lam i 24 7 pur 8 
Half-bi 
of a Ministe: power pae 
ing any subject, his clear head, his sound sense, and his | Do. Sh: 
о | practical ability were fully recognised, and spite of his slow Beasts, 4092; Sh: 2 t. ur "E 
ig | апа hesitating manner, his voice Re má an qune in the oop & Tambs. ?L LA: а 11; d 
House of Commons that no one manded more attention | — AIthougn th 2" f Кок» эы 
when hechose to speak, and no aon was more entirely trusted. | knot af hows dispos y T sby n s large, they 
He married in 1844 the Lady Theresa Lister, sister of the Earl otat ef. rade i by very. dul "amd Monday's А 
à g of Clarendon, Не has left no children, and is succeeded in the dee vd "but qi ын 5 ully ial tote. de The irm pply oi of Shee Pp 
character of the prisoner. 'The jury, after 20 minutes? pera 4 rer Me дамын EE E Erankland | unaltered, w a very slow е, Те num бег of Calves is 
ie Hw returned a verdict of Guilty. паш шша бы and с canon. о уно паа тту У, WD, e s cd К: onse qu ently pric es are dower. 
e eldest daug) Edmund Antrobus, by whom he ana азы Айа rM AUF forsiru 
son and two daughters y has y consists of 276 Beasts, 72) Sheep, and 404 Calves. Milch 
PPPE ER N a 
р шиш дак MARAR 
Best Scots, йй: 
BIRTHS. — Оп the 18{һ inst, Of a| fords, &c. 
daughter -oth inst, at the Бан of e cer 1h Portman ba кы Red "I 274 % 
Square, the Lad Lov AGNEW, сй а daughter—8th inst, at да quality Б Boasts 2 10 Z 8 $ Ее Fia 
Long Melford, Sfole, Lady Paskan, wife of Sir William | nog an Lai яо Pk 94 
Parker, Bart., of а son—6th inst, at Burton-on-Trent, Lady | Half bredi. Cal Е 
Ever т, У та: of he s Pa т Every, Bar e of а daughter— | ро, Shorn "X 54 lo Omer d 2 Ку T1 8 
th ins ; s М &] ГО: нә 
DAT al TE e т T8, M БО is ger iere Hon. and | Beasts, 1100; “Sheep & Lambs, 5890; Calves, 498; Pigs, 230. 
жш 6 Ts HE inst, at Maltby Church, Ё 
shire, Lord MUNCASTER, tO CONSTANCE, P аца аорте сак, Best Fresh Butter — edt 
Car parco ge pL | Boond goda oa o i атта 
niece of the Earl o rborough— р м 
Wenn e Ыта, EC а BE башны Pork, 4s. 0d. i5 4s. 84. per 8 lba” E 
Brussels, е! i son o pd Heverley Mitfo of ARK 5 
Exbury Hor Hants, to Емпу MARION, third daughter of| B Bebside m E Harie тта ае ylam, 15s, 6d. ; 
Lord ай Табе Еоғвтон of Tatton—l4th inst, at St. Mary's, "uL wel Main, 15s. 3d.; Tanfield CE Bate 
Marylebone, JoHN C. RAMsSDEN, Esq., eldest son of Mr. End Riddell, 14s. 3d.; Walls End Hasw. ell, I7 1 Roni ; 
and' Hon. H T. Wale End Hartlepool, 168. 9d.; Walls End Heugh Hall, 15 1s. ed.) 
айз Sou! 
s S ELE Жө: Hall, v обі lls End Trimdon Thornley, 14s. 3d. 3d. ; Walls End Whit- 
UR Ii m а На Сыек mh, ds Ма. 94. : Carway and Dofryn Malting, 19s. 6d. 
SHAwE, Esq., only son of the late Samuel Pole Shaw. - 
Esq., M danh ч пе, тпа p Win dei HAY.—Per Load of 36 Trusses, 
r e v. Bir LLIAM GRES- Ta: 
tav, Bart, of Netherseale НАП, Leíces Prime Meadow Hay 70s to Vis | lover ОШ eT 903t0110 
DEATHS.—On the 12th inst ym ondra „Castle, Superior do. 80 |New Clover | ш — — 
GEORGINA MAUDE Sira, youngest child o AMES Burg, | 12 @іог do. Р bs Do. second cu - 80 105 
aged 14 months 12th inst., а 61, aetema Sanare, T Dublin? Now до. INTR NV. ашсыз 
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on | Bart. — 10th inst, at South Place, Kuightsbridge, Lady Borough, War жле, ga HURSDAY, pril 16. е 
dut SrEaLING, wife of Sir Anthony Coniugham St erling, uM DN Hay ET 84s | Prime. doter »» 1108 to 116s 
g a жаа ER of Major-General Joseph Baird—13th | Pri imo No " E 7o Inferior do. .. ..100 110 
nno Street OX ү. | Inferior те Мея - pes «боз erm a9 
xL з . RAY, relict of Straw .. .. His 80 si nferior 2 de — P 
ed that she was privy to his design. Severa 
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Tus MURDER-or- Мв, FrrzoERALD.— Denis ese 
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and Walsh to тю his UO the late Mr. Francis 
Fitzgerald, was executed Monday morning at 
Limerick, When [epe утту upon the scaffold, accom- 
panied by two — Catholic сена he seemed 
weak. Не a farmer of bulk 
60 years 
i tal su. He, 
however, bore hi with firmness and resi Кый, 
having been very penitent ever since he lost all hope of 
a commutation of the Eus. About 2000 persons 
"X present at the execution. 
'UICIDE OF THE 6 Хв. Masox.— The Rev. Samuel 
E Mason, pei many years т к situation 
the office of the Бейше Commissioners, was 
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letter to the captain which leaves no room f doubt 
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illness. Н we cs Paris, Captain James HENRY LANGFORD BROOKE, | 
of tho trat Rari o Liverpool - nd wife, ri s 8 ne Rod Sea, onis риле homo, Lion 
márried n the а оп om ау me Lieut. 
Earl of Verna iy v cis HERBERT PHILIP y, second son 
the late Major Sidney 8 осе шә 52d 2d Lishe Infantry, 
of Caledon, and pé 
RD DE-SAUMAREZ, SON ot tl 
куе А the Countess < ^i Oravan Qu) Countess of Clarendon, 
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Co isco тугы олер Court, Тн‹ 
Окай о n the 9th КЕ, his; € 
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in 1836. He was educated at Christ Church for the division 
second in classics К ш E 
brother, the Hon. John St. Vincent Saumarez. à 
í . James BOLTON, 
FISHER, rector 
67—5th 
т Sefton; TAH A x 
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he caught a cold, which бн ба ier Masc Nro 
