n NOVEMBER 6, 1875.] 
THE 
GARDENERS’ 
CHRONICLE. 
595 
ere incurred in June, August, and September, pia 
n the second account an Azalea is charg 
mproved, it to Mr. 
dele ры it Ss exhibited at some ot their shows at 
. Belfas ast. „ 
The Judge : 
MC — this one for I5 guineas? 
| ORE th O-guinea one; it was a 
larger specimen. I bed. no catalogue showing that 
Ir for 15 guineas and one 
ow my travellers десте 
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n their journey. This plant was twen ty 
eph I do not care about the age of 
u m letters E — 2 ordered 
—I do I have 
sup- 
| pose it was something to suit himself. I cannot recollect 
comm 
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P u o know that this gardener who 
had overrun ca ibd had pl his master's 
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ie had grownthem? Yes; i] has that the 
wih me what they do P t 
the produ 
— must know they were exhibited. He ien ke Could 
PEE pow th them in that time. Some 
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: Prices, and he told his gi diet he vedi have no 
E Baron Bramwell: That was when the accounts 
MI pov чаг ns Mr. Leslie had paid every 
dm : When these крап. came 
EY eit p not to have looked into his 
| Hawkins said he did not know about it until 
Rx Hood had left. 
Baron Bramwell: But he does not return the 
Fur Hawkins: He cannot identify them 
Baron Bramwell: He does not sa "Со а 
rie pe a he knows about it as soon as 
Mr. кеи: I do not know that prd ке стоне now. 
Mr. Baron , Bramwell еса tha 
t he 
wanted to t out wha P га culty in 
the defendant's case. ere some 
e is difficulty was man 
he knew by 2m accounts coming in to h ud owe 
he ought to hive a 
E da, бегей that Mr. Leslie wrote an 
said he had 
practised "d the 
оне йрт al наги and Н ber and 
denied that there denis anything o 
fter some furt di er t the Judge said the 
might be met by evidence 
Cross-examination continued: I never communi- 
cated Mr. Lesl t all. We sent in the 
accounts to Hood up to the time he left. He 
gave all the orders and we sent in all the accounts, 
ealways do. The receipt that was given was in 
these terms :—'* R 
о Leslie, M.P., 
72 65, 64., on account x gos supplied." ud was 
sent to Mr. Hood, not to Mr. Leslie. There was no 
communication made to^ 
because he 
e, considering he had a gardene 
Offended if 5 you told him that the gardener ын 
been ring, to to get a false receipt?—I do not 
about a false receipt. I do not think it is a false 
жезге 
The Judge: It would have been, would it 
not?—I do not think so. I do not know in whose 
The i invoices are 
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ауз р ЛИ gard 
end of 1874, showing a balance of £428, I 
give credit бк 472 d. under the date of ‘ay 2^ 
1872 was the ‘first account ever sent in to M 
Leslie himself. 
e Judge: Д3 it not 1873? 
Mr, Hawkins: May, 1874, is the letter from 
Hood; the first communication from Mr. Leslie 
is after Hood had кй t. 
The witness ent in - statement to Mr. 
ALLEGED BREACH OF CONTRACT.— Russell and 
Another v. Levies, — This was an action brought on the 
26th inthe Bloomsbury County Court, before M т, үрчи 
елеч in which E es me d asgar pues, 
florists and seedsm on business i ern 
— Hill, meters i: usan the sum s 48 
consequence of the defendant, анда residing at 
35, Belsize Park Gardens, not completin 
contract he entered into with the plaintiffs, who had 
contracted to find flowers for the fl 
any further transactions with the plaintiff. The 
learned sie 
d rendered, and therefore 
he should give judgment in irina of the defendant, 
to whom Pott were allowed. 
Variorum. 
ACORN COFFEE.—In Germany * coffee 
used, ed milis liked, as a e substitute p» отм 
coffee is considered to very еще л 
оов people = delicate children, The a 
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X com RINE.—This Nectarine was 
defendant’s a complete wilderness. 
William Miles, in the plaintiff's employment, stated 
that in Ap е took some р! to the defend- 
ant's and was told by the defendant's wife to take 
them away, she stai her husband would 
employ the or receive seeds or 
plants from In { оре лас opens 
: f : 
uet plaintifs service he found 
he 
the defenda: nt’ s garden er 
pra е uar ees г was called, who said that twom onths 
ago 
ag neat, and wellstocked. Th e plaintiff's d 
neat and w was well stocked, and that all that was 
contracted for was done. This was the plaintiff's case. 
the part of the defence it was urged that 
e del £3 into court- he denied 
for twelve 
the contract was 
unit ud za work not being done in accord- 
| ance with the contract, te defendant refused to have 
was raised at Stanwick Park, one of the seats 
ie у Peach, of the first fruit was produced in 
6. Lord Prudhoe, who h 
the ha Rivers, of Sawbridgeworth, for 
propagation, the 15th of y, 1850, the 
stock, consisting of twenty-four plants, w ld 
auction, - 45 £164 175., which his Grace pre- 
d t asd of the Gardeners’ Benevolent 
=й, amount never having bee 
MM before for the same number of small Nectarine 
trees in pots, Fruit Manual, 
Answers to Correspondents, 
Books : ‚В. W. We do not know of of any 
which contains “ illust П the colours.” 
best Botanical Dictionary is Paxton's, published 
Bradbury, A a Co.— Liber. We 
book 
The 
by 
cannot tell; 
books, 
onstant Fed Cuthill on Market Gardening, 
if арар: and Earley's High-class Kitchen Gar- 
масои FRUITS: б. С. т, Glou "E 2 Beurré 
Sterkm 5б 3, Bezi d'Esperen n; 4, Van Mons.— 
Boston ao ned 2, London Pippin, 
“Cl е Bedale. sel’s Bergamot ; 2, SIR 
Morceau ; 2» Joséphine de Maine; 4, Beurré Ran 
5, Easter Beurr tdg н e d'Alençon; 7, Beurré Diel 
Era —- P. Apples and 2, Hanwell Soi: 
d Orange Pippin ; 4 and 7, Golden 
; 5 Seedlin, g; 6, Cuni e 
Wick ; wu Wellington. "Pier г т, Crassane; 2, 
Bot: "уу roa » vn 
5, Bezi d'Esperen ; 6, Beu Rance.—447. N. т, much 
ruised, lp apparently Dorothée Royale Nouvelle ; 
Td Leon le Clerc ; inter Nelis ; id 
E night's Monarch ; 5, Yorkshire E: 6, Ho 
orning.—A. B. 1, Golden r Pearmain ; рч 
=. + к the Pippins ; E A pera ay Vet; 4, Dumelow's 
Seed , Beurré Fondante de Char- 
fen: ^ ен 8, Joséphine de Malines; 9, 
rotten rré Vert d'Hiver, Please only send 
six another ti 
NAMES OF PLANTS . Tropzeolum tuberosum, 
7 M. We cannot identify ti plant, it is so much 
withered, С. P. . Urceolina pendula.— 
2, Tacsonia 
gatus ; Abies ‘Douglas (?; 
Alaternus varie- 
5, Picea Papa r E T 
SEEDLING PEAR: $. Hart. Your Pear has not sha: 
h 1 
нету itto the Fruit Coaniltro of the R: 
Soci ore when at its best, its intrinsic meri 
soon be d i 
