Jory 18, 1863.] THE GARDENERS CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE 
the attractions КАМЫ by the various evolutions, | Earl Hof Bessborough, and Led 1 De Manley, diod on the 9th tini ЖЕКА 12s. 6d. ; West Hartle 
he heat, how intense, and a corporal in the about A 
- Iris Fusiliers fen dend An ee ursi ч гаа E the sixth daughter ST die ito Bac of ГИ ыз аһ, by Lady |17s 6d; Walls End South Hetton, - 17s. 3d.; Walls End 
obscu: cuv а Pane, daughter r of the tenth Earl of ere ia d She Tunstall, 148. 94. ; Walls End Cassop, 15s. 9d.; Walls End 
Т с TU 1826, and married, in 1858, Mr, Frederick Edward Hartlepool 168. na ыалы) Heugh Hall, 15s. 9d.; Walls 
e Ti; m En: elloe, 15s. End East Hartl 
the permanent але ай pe teldng ds at AL бів Tuomas Erskine Narmer, K.C.B.,. Colonel | Walls End South Hartlepool, 15s. 3d. ; атыы 
the quarters of Lieut.-Gen. Sir John Pennefather, left | of the Tl Tlst «t Highlanders, EN on te ác h ingt., E Ронда House, | 158. 9d. ; Walls Bng Trimdon n Hartlepool, 1 ie. @.; апа 
the camp about four o'clock. Lasswade, his seat in Scotland. est son of | Duffryn Malting, 19s. 6d.—8$ 
the Hon. Ch arles Napier, second vp ot f the sixth L r^ Napier, 
by T re ca of Merchistoun, and brother of the late Admiral Bir Charles RITISH W mierea оз 
Napier, and was born їп 1790. He entered the army just after | Our е із га{һег - although se ecd buyers are in 
he had attained his 15th year, in the 52d Regiment, and served town, butas they have su plied КАЛЫКЫН at the Via on 
THE АввтлЕВ with that regiment at the siege of Copenhagen and battle of | easier terma than they x Ua private, : ery little business ia 
: Kiogo in 1807, and in - dpi d year acted as aide-de-camp | bein ng transacted his farmers' wool by 
Воптн WALES ord Murder Lydia | to Sir John Hone is. енерде Ewonan! Ee servon | attin has vp I t AA Жы ed it have 
Williams was c ed with. the wilful murder of her EEK ви subsequently in Sir мт ih cam mpaign in Spain, dnd ан j 
Dan Williams, at the parish of Llanunda. The evidence showed including the retreat of Жок E. served in esu) South-down Hog- s. . d. | Leicest. Wethers 1 8tol 9 
that deceased had jdied гот oxalic 'acid fand arsenic which vith the Я until me E 1810, and а gets. Ei 9)to 1 0 Ditto Hoggs ..1 9 — 110 
with his ! hea er members | served on the staff in Peninsula, "including the "defence ot наса ditto.. 1 10 — Combing Skins 1 4—1 8 
of his family for some time previous to his death had reason to Cadiz, battle of Fue n d'Ono or, second si. ud елү battles | Down Ewes „4 Жз i n Flannel Wool ..1 6--1 8 
£uspect that the prisoner was slowly poisoning him. Though | of Salamanca, Vittoria, Nivelle, and the . He was slightly Kent Fleeces ..1 9 —1 10 | Blanket ditto .. .. — .. 
he suffered severely from internal inflammation and vomiting, | wounded on the loth Decomber i severe on the П, 
his constitution so long resisted the effects of the poison, that | he lost his left а In 1838 he was made р а 
Mr. Herapath, the тя said that in all his бера nce ће | оғ the Bath, d а 1860 а Knight Рече of that METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. 
had never known во а time elapse before death ensued. | Order, In 1854 he was appointed colonel of the 15th Regiment, Monpay; July 13. 
The fact of the namne aving procured the poison 4 clearly the death of Sir James Macdonell in 1859 hə was e number of. Ведвіз is not quit 80 large | as on Monday 
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Овнтвдт, Onhrinit COUR n (e Ромил, хода. 1 уы major p EN ved and "general in 1861. For his | unsold. Calves are also plentiful, and prices not better. 
= Thomas Lidbetter, 59, Wii г indicted f for the wilful murder of | Services aj în Spam a tugal he receivod 26 silver war | From Ger у. and. Hollan d there аге 1630 rnt 9330 Sheen, 
his wife Martha Lidbette er. The prisoner was also charged with E 377 07 d 110 Pigs; from Spain, 120 vag soi 
the wilful murder of his son, David Gray Lidbetter. Тһе facts France 38 Calves: from Beotland, 55 Beasta ; png а 
of tbis case lay in а 32 е ой Vasa 2 са cu ETE 140; from Norfolk aud „одод, 300 4 and 9200 from the 
carried оп the business of а and publie-bouse bar| ^BIRTHS.—On./the Sth inst,in Berkeley Square, the Lady | Northern and Midland с 
fitter, in pd Borough Road, sid. ы а morning o oft о, of SKELMERSDALE, Of а daughter — 12th йй, LR 40, Lowndes 
ay he went to the house of a neighbour, and | Stree POLTIMORE, of a dau 5t int гч 
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first the statement was mot credited, but, upon Mr, Pugh n: at Knipton Rectory, «the Hon. Mrs, A. Camp- | Best » Short horns 4 e : Я Do Shorn 2d quality кн 
going to the house it was found to be too true, the beo egimus ce ы Mx ne Dumbartonshire, the wife of Гы! € Борна аси TP M 
wife of the prisoner being discovered lying on the bed quite Sir G) GEORGE LEITH, of a daughter. est Downs ege 
dead, with her throat cut in а most dreadful manner, and his | | MARRIAGES.—On the Jeth inet, м Baseley Church, Tre- | , Halfbreds .. ЕТТЕ ves ^... 
воп, a young man 17 years of age, lying on Т. ена дй degar Park, Monmouthshire, Viscount HEREFORD, to the Hon. Do. Shoru E — igs i m 
with his Uhroat alsa- ou^, VS САСЫ ДАШ EE Maer Мойолм, daughter of Lord and Lady Tredegar— | Beasts, 4750; Sheep & Lambs, 32,40; Calves, 405; Pigs, 
vived a few bours. It ap d in the "m & M» irl Pat l4th inst, at Sf. Pauls, A vtm d ve 91 ат 'TRUR&DAY, July 16. 
onej n Yown 0 HENRY velan to e n on Th 
received injuries upon the b on both gm a that. since Lady EvELYN "eMe GonpoN, second daughter of the ыу S d Эми p day's p prod d be тани. 
then he had acted very strangely, and talked incoherently, and | Marquis of Huntly — 9th mst, at Obrist's Church, Lan- | Phe numbe: of She өер чуну АУА доч aguin large, bu a 
и very- kindly and affectionately to his | caster Gate, ALEXAND dioi. s = оттай, demand ів {о орое qualities; ава trade is rather 
wife, and was devotedly attached to the son whose lie һе | Australia, to MADELINE BREDALBANE, yOUng-s ап Мот тЫ (bap on Monday inst, 0 чый ефт! ul iia tá ids 
destroyed. The Lord Chief Baron having summed up, the jury, | of Sir JoHN апа Lud E Rue ETH Pao, aud AE of the or “them, slow ; EE Met tem su piy ААЫА 
after a short та ада found the prisouer Not Guilty on the | Јаке Marquis of Вгед ilbane—7:h inst, t at - Oum. Bangor, M Sheep. 739 Calves, and 8 Milah 
grouud z insanity, and he eed to be detained | Jon Н. ALLEN, Ksq., third son of the ЖАА. Allen, dia à 
during her Majesty's pleasure, Тһе Marylebone Murder. | M, P. of Creseelly, Fembrokeshire, to Y rm RGARETTA, are G d "à UR gea 
Mary Anne Payne, 2l, was indicted ior the wilful| danghter of WILLIAM SNELGAR, Esq.—14th inst, at St, Matthias Best Scots, Неге Best Long-wooli .. — 
murder of her child, Charles Аах. а This was Chnreh. Жор WiNTHROP MACKWORTH PRAED, Esq., oye A a EL Bi Wa spi БИ, КОЙ we 
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AA distressing case. Тһе ргіво was a married ли of Bulkley John Маск worth Praed, Esq., to Lovi her i 71 
n, апа lived with her husba'id i. ГАТ Place. She endet t daugbtar of the late James Ewing, Esq. —Sth inst. x d Ha dany ana d 4 ri $ - NT hom quality UE 
was in’ a pregnant state, and subject to morbid delusions. ч Hunterston House, West Kilbride, Avrshire, Lieut. ¡Colonel ыл b uA DEM 
The deceased child was two years and а half old, and the | Gouro Weston, to JANE, eldest daughter o! of RoBERT HUN mcd l^ m" , ul Жу Жылы 
soner had always appeared to be very fond of it, but on the | of Hunter, Esq. »t Bion $$ ga qom "2 Pigs . i D ied бр 
2th of June she seemed to have cut the head of the poor| pEATHS.—On the 12th inst., at theresidence of her nephew, D ed Sin , 28, n ad m : 
child — from its body, aud tben took a quantity of| үү, Н. May, Esq,; 6, om : Square, — Lady Тутар, ваза, ves, igs,i190- 
laudanum, к which she Jum ped out T ре window. n d wife of "E WiLLIAM Tw Bart., and sister SAN, ws 
jury Mequited the prisoner on e ground o insanity, an W. B. May, Esq., of Had ye Бы, ra nt—9tb inst, at Н MARK LANE. —MoN July 13. 
was ordered to be confined during her Majesty's pleasure. | House, West n „ JEAN ANNE, widow of Admiral pw —Mospnar, July 
Assaults on Women. ioa т Robert PAM Pid кый, alias | CHARLES SU ULLIVAN, Bart, aged 66— „Жым nst, аба ховій The supply of Wheat from Fasex арӣ Kontto this Arie d 
ent market was , and 
James Smith, formerly adjutant of а ef| Up ы _шашщюшсар, ith. iet 
Militis, pleaded Guilty to ши indictment charging im with | Dole а Brest, TR aa Janta Bi or that | тегу slow s теа р! Lm i 
indecent assaults on no less than five women, and was sen- county, TI—Sth iat, at api doas WHITEHALL DoD, | fully as cd ча даба eu dn баў бамо Cor "eas aj 
tenced by the Recorder to be kept to hard labour in the House | Esq., of Cloverley, Shropshire, aged aged 65—9th inst, at Milsted, an ad: of 6d. : р, 
of Correction for 18 ealendar months, the first 12 months on tbe Rev. RALPH Prior, formerly rector of Lymings, Kent, [ovt 1 шге in n corn ан рун ganos, s per qr. For 
the count of the indictment, and the second six months to 85—12th iust, at the —À € pton, Rev. Father doing was aak ше iat ratos L little business 
be computed from the кран of the first term of imprison- LLIAM ANTONY HUTCHISON, aged m i. 
ment, or n the e second coun| ————————— Won, шел, Kent, Баа. ао та —56 n 242—850 
inre satt Pid ectea runs. .ditto|47—54 . 142—528 
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Obituary. EEn ki em Wort. TN 
Paris on Wednesday. His UUVENT CARDEN, ШУ 15. nm As 2 
dar E on ор reos rernm, rh ей at - Duchess or| In consequence of the delightful weather we are now | BARLEY, grind. &dist., i sai dio Sv. 34—38 Malting .. 
Buecleuch's eoncert, in the best apparent ni health, and remained | experiencing рше of fruit and vegetables are олт Foreign. зада tilling саты Malting.. 
toalate hour. On the followin dane ft for Paris, on his | unusually well kept up. Peaches and Nectarines are plentiful, | OATS, [томы hand Lino el poti 17796 
way to Baden-Baden to meet t the Du and family, Оп | Greengages and other Plums are now included in irish colnsbhire—: eia 22—96 ос prn 
Thursday night, on returning fro he supped at|imports, aud of Grapes Pine Apples the supply 1з F E р 
the Maison Dorée, on the Ceres ides with Mr. suficient for the demand. Strawberries are abundant. Cherries — Foreign ,.....Po rew 1723 pe esse иаа 
Henry Howard, and on leaving the house fell and severely | of foreign — of which there аге arrivals, are iv een Ford: oreign .. 
injured the back of his head. Congestion of the brain fol- еа ао табан баре: вики, чен abaut 25 Tha; |ы, —— P нез e 
lowed. The best medical advico, English and Foreign, was called each *» аы т Ire р MN good | BEANS, MA A "А 111061828 Harrow .. 
^ Ducl mily were telegraphed from Baden supply, Potatoes realise bres Адн . Winds. 
the. Masque of -— pnt dde country. They at once froma E, to 119. per awt, Cut flowers chiefty consist of Orchids, Риз, White, esex and Kodf Small "n 
repaired to Paris, and were with the Duke a few Pelargoni ijolets, Stocks, Calceolarias, Mignonette, and Maple acd) met Ц, соате а 
hours after the serious nature of his illness was known, | Roses. эта en Áe Pen. 
On Мейса inten his was less alarming, but FRUIT. | n ree mun Vd M Pee ^ 
he afterwards worse, and died at noon. His Grace the lb. 8s to бз | Lemons, per 100, 12s to 10s v.d do * e 
Douglas, D — Alexander Anthony Archibald Hamilton | G: t de пророка арар, — Foreign о] ur Бет] Per 
Duke of Man un бшш of Hamilton, er Mg me Strawberries, p. lb., 64 to 1s — per 100, 5s to 10s елтнтн кө” DOF 34—48 
Clydesdale, Earl of Angus, А and Lanark, Ва Apples,perdoz. 9d tols 6d | Nuts, small, per bushel, 14s FRIDAY, c “у; 
Leno Baron òf Abernethy, Jed h Forest, Aven, Pol Figs, per doz., 6s to 8s to 18s We h do db. cse another rone the fourth in suc- 
mont, Machanshire, and — ызы premier peer in ps Peaches, per doz., 10s to 208 Afnonds do., 18s beidion) of n bly fine Жы куу, markets have 
Peerage of Seotland, Duke of Brandon and Baron Dutton Nectarines, do., 6s to 10s Walnuts, do., "10s been very inactive, — there has bern Мы pressure to sell 
the of Great Britain, was (серин ушем tenth рода Melons, each, 2s to 48 than is usual during fine weather at this season of the year, 
b the second daughter of "Mr. William € the author GETABLES and where а decline is ] err the same does not excerd 1s. per 
oL “Vathek,” and owner of Fonthill Abbey. e was born in Я qr. Business in spring corn has been dull, and Oats were 
1811, and was therefore in his 53d year. Не хзун Cabbages, per doz., 6d to 1s Tomatoes, each, 4d to 6d i written 6d. lower in several markets, whilst here there has 
in 1843, her Serene Highness the Princess Marie Amelia er (shelled), p. qt.,1s to 1s6d | Celery, p. bundle, 1з 6d to 2s | been an improvement of 6d. upon fine descriptions, Business 
Elizabeth Caroline, youngest daughter of Charles Louis ы, each, 84 to 6d French Beans, per 100, 28 in Flour has been very limited, and late rates are barely 
late rand Duke of Baden, by tbe late Pota ork Regents, p.ton, | Shallots (new), p. bunch, 6d. | maintained. Since Friday last 26 vessels have been reported 
Sispbanio, and own, o the Em. to 998 Rhubarb, p. bundle, 2d to 4d | off the coast. The floating trade has гешай qui, and. 
marriage the Duke leaves Wi ва of Wheat апа Maize are d id bas been 
and and is in demand atan im of. ре de 5 
: DEC o RC NR 
у The present stock of Flour is estimated аё 5400 cwt. The six. 
marks for delis this month are quoted equal to 38s. рег 
280 Іа. The of "e grain and foreign Wheat 
this week have been very of Leni an 
and large of . 'To-day's market was thinly 
and although the transacted was not large, millers 
evinced rather more disposition to tI Wneat, but 
me rere — ya for English or к, 
Spring Corn is steady squotations. Flouris aslow 
sale decline of 64. per pre d 
ALS THIS 
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of oro Lady Stuart de Rothesay, and the Dowager MARKFET.—July 15. | town ar 
ш. : T "7| puadtes West Bartley. XC Belen Wost Taste, | am, | 
Lapv KaTHLEEN iom, sister of the Countess of Kerry, | 15в.; Hastings Hartley, 148. ; North Pelton Gas, 138. 34. ; | than of late, at 
