ркскмвкв 5, 1863.] THE GARDENERS CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, 
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this mee ting the | pres sent system of preparing, editing, | bring the matter before the publi d 
and Е ск zi onde of dE “Kaliy se in this | that the project will be liberally support "iM ы | ofa single mill, the manufacturers being iiy tran to 
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the motion. Mr. тебере xim d, а endm Dao u.—Miss Amelia m 
«That the whole subject of law reporting, "without living т with the Rev. J. E. pd. band ot ibi ed to arrire the — y, of the Home Secretary to ti 
prejudice to the pret stem, shot Ина БЛИН «ho^ vit MM of bi eton, | complaints | typed ind - ay amd exponse attending 
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Sender v ya eins тугаи whole ms а This | October ast. after а short illness, She was Pried on de pa and " сеч mit tô м consideration: n 
gestion ma de is committee t. the balance 
then i рен m кеа in tho body pi de hall, bilious cholera and syne pe. Rumours, however, pe accruing to Government in нечае ее under the 
declaring pre Sys lon," abroad that she had Dons by her death эша airly, aud | provisions: of that Act affords f relievi 
instead of affirming tha ©“ —— канизи ment. We coroner recently ordere dt the „роду parties borrow from не ^ nd Sa » c: 
This amendment 7 also bee egatived, the the faet tl vd эч Egerton pry boe д бат и р сечен 
original resolution was carried M а Me majority or six months prr and an | was carried. f — 
Sir H. Cairns then moved “That a S трений of ума of the paw" proved that she had died from Masson оган, -А shocking accident took 
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members of the Bar be appointed to consider the best | arsen Monday morning 9 Ње Тие Hal Colles, ai " 
means of improving the system of бёр, editing e dest troye ed half a dozen persons, It appeared from | Kilnhurst, about four miles from this Tha ы 
and publishing the reports of ju: udici al decisions, and to | or evidenee at the {йен} that she had lived for 12 or à numbering about 28, yc my = the eas 
report thereon to а ublic tüdoting of the Ваг.” Mr. 13 years with Mrs. Vernon, who had always Ae mouth at the usual hour, and after the unde Ае. 
Malins seconded the resolution, which was carried with ме. well conducted, апа had no su spicion of her р skarra: - his; — — made their тиде eer 
scarcely si dissentient, and a es of 9 gentlemen | nancy. the 1 co! дели in parties 
t ner an nd 18 ды! e Onter Bar was then penter. in the village, called Cole, whom she "titae about 120 ана 
nominated, ће le and tå mi, pati аі six men and t 
added. t had After this — had gone r^ chair, the meti m: 
THREATE NED DESTRUCTION оғ ToortNa Сом on for three years ven a half, she ар erself wi ith than six dins n meeting upon a hook in the centre, 
An application has been made to vei eie ure Vp | child, whereupon Cole offered {о marr y her, but sh. was attached to m. 5 winding rope. he 
missioners by the du. sena = Too ommon to | that such a connection would be alto: ether rag the | steward was superintending the descent of the m 
build upon a part of it er t villa residences. | wishes of h er family. She then appears to e poisoned | and saw t that t they were b ut properly placed. е 
Опе of. the Assistant ferr eei has opened an |herself of whi ten ned founi din gen нане their des — he was startled bya 
the village on the subject, and on the result | a eupboard = а uncle's house. After her death, Cole | lou g from the The ine was 
of his report the destruction of the Common, which has applied t to . Vernon for a ring and other ar rticles | instantly stopped, when it was "опа by the u of the 
so long hedi a source of enjo сінее to the inhabitants which he y given to decoased, and they w the cage The steward 
of the southern suburbs, appea s to depend. I The jury ба a verdict | and others w ent. immediately down the аиб sha 
stated on behalf of thé "proprietor that the present that deceased v was several months pregnant, and died and on arriving ab the bottom found that the men had 
gl does поб involve an o ation of t E ts of arsenic, but whether taken by her- descended abou y їп safety, when the cage 
iract, but is only an appliention for * perm self or given to her by any other person there was no|suddenly tipped on one end, and they were all 
build. round the me rts of it 23 under pu т о — z Жең precipitated to the bottom, nof less than 150 yards 
боп; —The inquest on the body of Elizabeth | below the spot from whieh they fell. One of the men 
ЫЕ hd. young б үү found in a bedroom at the | fell across one of the timber “ e n À ө, br 
aud a = and takin ing at only 60 P ж Pr th | Coachm: — Arms beerhouse in North Street, was | sides of the shaft, Ніз body in 
which v uld be required for each house and its private resumed on Monday in the presence of Sergeant Mahaig, | remaining on the je "i Yhe prime miling t io tho 
plot, together with the ld roadways, e | of the 301 Thats, who was found lying by her side ават is head was also cut off, Тһе 
would actually remain for the benefit of the i set with his throat соб. Не was exceedingly weak, and | во ngled as to be simos ye apr isable, A Von 
one-third of the present ree ^v г looked much dejected. The evidence showed that the егт necessary to provide boxes to earry away their 
р отто Кїивпвх Митта.—Оп | woman purchased a раско of *Butler's vermin and | remains. The rada of the cage pend in the shaft 
E fire broke out in ihe ‹ extensiv insect killer ? at the shop of а igni in High Street, | is at present unkno 
o Mr Hale, the Tuesd -— v Laur disco di of the bodies. „She х Ожор» —The vici eanonry of Christ Church, with 
in m и к nd was not e lora ntil the | gave her and state rsen ip of Ecc ryggan veya ay attached, 
mil іа ГЫП A contained was burned to Hs dams and | the Dole eof Шор rats, burg infested her master о the Deane: — 
i The boo the outhouses of arm, Th pér of Wes r, has bee vorne on f Rev. W. W. 
dp with the бег of the vega was found in the Simi, of E adam Orge, en ofthe late Dr. Shirley, 
nsura ig. whose chara his regiment is| Bishop r and Man, an bes pt resumptive to the 
THE БАІ —The inquest described as good, before ke Хаер wrote а учкул A en 
on the bodies or бү шеп а were те killed by the fall of | letter to his mother, wines се d by, and stating SALISBURY.—A fatal accident 
the house de Is c gto on was open =t а Мо nday, w when that he should à not be 1 in This v №0; Тһе tothe Hon. Henry Nelson, vient res 8 
а int: made a minute. ion of the ruins. in the bedroom бит in the pockets of Earl Nelson, of , Trafalgar House, Downton, Mr. 
les were thi s evi they both agreed | Nelson had been ri to Landford 
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dit en as MR their being taken out of the rains, after | to take the poison, and a letter. written by the man to | House, in the parish of Plaitford. He was mounted on 
which the inquest p | the coroner stated that the girl had т endea- | а very young horse, and at the Earldom's Gate, Land- 
Tue PUBLIC it —The : Registrar-General’s | voured to strangle herself with a rope. he jury | ford, the wife of the gatekeeper, perceiving the 
т Return states t t the number of deaths in returned a verdict that Eliza 0 imal was ive, inqui 
London in the week that piat Saturday, November 28, к own life on or about the 4th of November, while їп | told h that h P j a 
1442, which was nearly 100 less та the corrected а sound state of mind, and that Joseph гр was | threshing-machine. T deavoured to hold 
average for the last 10 years. During the week the guilty ы ps Ё and abetting in the same. The wit- | the horse while Mr. же енн the ted offi but 
births of 1011 boys and 927 girls—in ail 1938 j children | n bound over to appear аб the next | the Pret broke away from th 
«t registered in London. In the ten corresponding vidéos m p көен of Mahaig on the charge of ection of Pla m Mr. N elson Үт ned his seat 
of the years 1853-62 the average number was | Wilfu LONE т, but мы PUT thrown, and, 
L Monday morning, ` while the re s ti rable — The 
es in the або ry b. кане. s e rie rum elgon, w as wait- 
Provincial. of o Ме Jo John quive wholesale Sip nd eiiim i ith the carriage ford Ho t 
in Alfred Street, Boar Lane, the floor of the by the galloping of the horse, and on going into the 
AnEBAvON.— The investigation into the cause of the | above them, which was in course id being dias it road he discovered the unfortunate gentleman lying 
ici at orf Colliery was omm and concluded | way, and a large шш of building materials fell | insensible. He was im — i 
с 1 e As em in ruins, conscious for 
on Monday, when, no further eries baving been | upon five of the girls re ne 
made which tended t to throw light om n [Ме the| They were extri wit loss у? ife and removed | but һе rapidly sank, and died about а end 
returned an n verdict— That had - € Infirmary but otie of де as во dangerously | З o'clock. At the inquest on Monday, it en ой 
t resul concussion of the brain, 
the e ts of th t хр! 
evidence to show how it ode < хонат the petis миг. of the|and a verdict of Accidental Death was aecordingly 
CaxNTERBURY.—-Miss ie owner üf the Hales | Cent ve Comniittee on Monday, the Earl of returned. Тһе deceased gentleman was years of 
Place Estate, on which де p t the Roya Е НЫ in de he Оран, the on. secretary reported that | age, and was greatly respected in the neighbourhood. 
ety, was held i L2 pres ое duri Таш e vel and and that the | —A large жоме of эжен copper coins of very 
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т. issioner ifferent Fac ame 
Farnall morie wt on the 21st inst. there was an кезе, їп the vicinity of Old on property 
nérease of 863 in the number of ns receiving | belonging to Mr. John H; Campbell Wynd ham, ef the 
cres in extent, has been marked | paroehial relief in the 27 unions o the district, as | College, Salisbury. Опе jar contai торо less than 218, 
у рне! ктык ^ have been VH. Be with the memes edd X the Vll rim another 159, and a third 140, the whole, together with. 
о, and pne d Pasin, of Ram weel d 1 їп jars, e. in à fe je ed preservation. 
dings, which consist t ofa c ANDRI of Wales spent the last 
e to be enclosed w in riding over 
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h a case all fallu In reply to Mr. 
с h he said dat, pin, the b Whole of the 
e river S money веб apart by parli or public — were 
necessary, to flush out RÀ entrance to the basin. Тће | ртапёей, employment might nitimately be tound for 
f is 200,0007. There will be | 30,000 persons ш е did mot expect 
an outer harbour еа open, with 10 feet of water at that this E coe would fally соте into нане till next 
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the lowest spring tides, and the entrance to which wi З W. Patten asked ere the 800 | The walls 
protected with two arms or gie The works will | increase arose from the stoppage of fac! or other in a rich and tasteful style, and bearing repre- 
not interfere with the drainage о! the marshes, and the | causes. His impression was that the num е sentations бинту учеба оо 
waters c will be so sellom required for |in the mills had not поё decreased. Mr. Ashworth said that —— from нант life. 
flushing the basin that the river above and below Sand. | in — the increase of unemployed was 300, | Пей with colour lass, and when the decorations of 
wich will not be анду affected. Tt is intended | according to the guardians’ relief ч returns, and nearly | this аш little — — entirely rrr it 
- to apply to Parli t Session for powers to|the dw д “ that number arose from the stoppage of | will afford on of the most st riking examples 
construct the Pon "Joint committees of the promo- | mills. Mr. T. Ashton said that in Hyde they had a | taste n ] l g 
ters in Deal and Sandwich have been appointed to! large in page 1 Ё t p itga t f rural lif 
