и 20, 1861.] 
ТНЕ GARDENERS CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
Е е had been — for 1 many years.|thesameday. Atterwards,on the; intercession of counsel, | but ut hu чы d i 
n was then anded A Wednesday. and the rome of a t i pud UN » nde Fus Sur the арраи зей һе 
ay morning ап application A : vires Vidil w ial to hi g | had дей е was conscious when tlie police cam 
trate to tal е rel id: and м: e = pd дета, көри: - лдей ov over to lis fron Re, уы апа M unable to answer questions, kept waving 
en or his a li i i 
Y г Оно said that it would be suf-|to admit the ban ОКШ жав тыбы, "The f зити бае © шеп Ае, Not ~ ri^ ast ras rena 
sitions М re ta P peri aes e "s үз the - was € yesterday, when | risks appe: x Md rerom d 
uld be necessary that the Ba e il again refused to evidence. Mr. | Though eite by he in». 1 бү had still 
rese he deposition was | Pollock а т. ЕШ Miu, | v withdrew from the | to g ея ir iip dip pi — же Miren 18 feet 
ve orders for removing the | prosecution, leaving the ristrate to deal with the | areas eie rOWS v.d iron raili: M 
e of Detention to Twickenham, |case in the ordinary way. Mr. Corrie then remanded | appears a miracle. Mr. Ro era рар Us 
g the son y telegraph from | көк case to Monday, with an intimation that he should | hospital, was found to have sus three distinet 
g with 
he me eantime, 
the meantime бо f the D to the veter are x | peu of the skull and a bad pe of the ch eek 
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Mr. De 
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This олш, which contains the only | 
o -— affair which has yet been | 
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AFF. N NORTHUMBERLAND STR: 
Roberts, one kaf the jriscipals in "this. "ien rious en. 
ч 
was quite despaired of from the first, but after 
regained his consciousness, and though э: 
the most imminent —— - continued to progres 
ОН until Thursday, when a change too fet E 
which speedily proved fütal. Major Murray, tbough 
| going on well, is sti n in such а critical state that it 
Es "life v 
of his injuries > Charing Cross me ха] 
Не 
evenin unconscious for many у! 
ight on 
remains, therefore, with Major Murray, it he recovers, 
g- 
before his йау s0 that the ona vui | him of the death of Mr. midi The worst and most 
from a 
wound he receiv: bullet which 
n k of the n and which the 
| must have аа fired from behind. This bull 
his removal to the hospital, where he 
ed was 
E Ачын y father, and thence p to disclose the mystery enveloping the 
him Railway Station, да is of the affray. Тһе police are prone in their| үк — in the oret P А мев police. 
Түк and made the call at Clar AO ou at clear i "n nd are said to have е dis- | NNER ко їв. Сов T THE ох Houser. 
we came to a public house heo e Ws d. vered a "s which ^ likely to lead to importan: | "e Wednesday ае EET Lord Miger and Lady 
said, ‘I shall ask which will be the best disc losures, explain much о t oic aser st ss gave а complimentary entertainment to Mi, 
P сопу appears incomprehensible, а mà it is said that a woman | Cobden, M.P., and a : number of his personal and poli- 
He gave will be found to be t the cause of quarrel on one | tial fri fik 
tan m. bowel com- | side or the оће f tl зе dinner a to have 
t that he — knew Mr. густы before; that the latter | taken place severa m but was ned in 
E is a woman appeared go the rd He said, * ut after. | accos n Hungerford Bridge, and offered to 1 consequence of Mr. EUR state e health. 
dd my hors said, ‘How shall I hold it '—meaning, dirais hiiti money for the Grosveno r Ho tel Com mpany | After he usual loy уа the Lord Mayor said that 
aind. an was A d. of the е E 2s шигы Шо ' he should introduce an innova- 
nroad. In passing the inn I ей |t panied Mr. Roberts to. his паана € Was | | tion and propose a toast to che Emperor roft the Fren ch. 
i no, than 
lace. Whi the lane bis | d the t il | with all the honours. Mr. Cobden, i in returning thanks 
I said, ‘If 5. known d 
very kind.” Оп retu Mur eel Ме Roberts also made a statement some ph ago in | subject of Free Trade, and said that the recent Treaty 
med he said he should go to the Duke anmas кы which he admits. that he had never before Friday. last | is bu tan extension i in a modified for m of the › principle 
эое me after М saying that he had th } i 
- dott c 2 n ше lead: an was commenced by himself in Hungerford the Corn Laws expressed his лок that if 
took me down the first of et, and that it ез e reference E a loan which was | mds be preserved гч буе or 10 years, the treaty will 
he said he did | required for the Grosvenor Hotel Company, which he | have opened the door to such a commerce between 
th anxious to arrange on behalf of a client When hom m et reny - will surpass the commerce exist- 
cond lane, | questioned as to the identity of his th wo countries of the world. 
ET йлн, i Duke d'Aumale's. | name of a gentle named Anstruther, whom he|M. 25 " chesalier, ge Mr. Bright, M.P., sub- 
Ашак ER tomy grat g аг ч MÀ apto о рө ке aer veg рк rg nr v advance the money. er ей | seen addressed the meeting, and were loudly 
house, but went on having invited 1 urray is chambers, and t 5 
X 7 which is parallel to the че iane» whieh irme 2 aa M hs ihe stated that on his "arrival there e ma Z first shot | w Scuoor—The foundation stone of the 
into hee Dake d 1 mado: some pet tan s to o hi is not going ud then attacked him | аша Анар commemorative of the head — 
ше no lending to the wo NI дай jus ко s little way u pe сен LI tongs. TS m. ес абым апу alterca- Каз Dr. ELT TR was d disti rere st. by Lor ^ 
istake and, my E back wi n had occurred previous tin t à mpa 
ved к епо опе deas himself, lie p ка БОРТ L 
cus RES ed. 1|" тч afterwards 
erani ке E being all ae М 3 saddle, itj saw the in whicl inent f Dr. the memorial which 
pt ES hand. — with somethi it. With this he М. эке” ch — were found тн p police | they 24d deter ined on, m. рот ler робни 
сеи and again "Raised his arm, when I ачри — The деде are on the first floo т, | Harrow has held its e i in 
g got "^ rs way, un and co = a front and back drawing-room, peii | publie service by furnishing men ished in all the 
ed К Е впав È olding doors. А deser — of th у ir future lif 
eads almost ie a chapter from a French ovel. The | NT. The mmissioners 
е font room been furnished in the erg luxurious | rece eeting for the purpose „of 
an tly st; Té d ted with watercolour drawings, | rtaining the views of t companies 
statuettes, copies from the antique, costly babl cabinets | which intend to carry i з the river 
and inlaid tables, on which are all sorts of ornaments | by bridges abutting. оп the intended - 
under large glass shades. The whole = this rich furniture, ment, as well as to take the views of the Benchers 
glasses, pictures, statuettes, and vases—even the ver; y | of the Ínner and Middle Temple on the mat 
cabinets themselves, are almost concealed under the accu- | | The Lord May or said s ше ang src hat the railway 
ould кое : extent 
1 нар а ent would be carried 
ve 
3 
1 Бг 
4 1 Шеш to 
wi 
ing а {Ш my father would succeed 
ed me in 
Ре aV 
io- Mo € "a 
he bee 
n|there many years 
| ему мае ай n dirty as th 
of affra 
ir 
out е еў ri ver. The Commissioners had fully dis- 
The back drawing- -room was as | 
e front, lusion thai 
the ту it bears evidence of the de adly the outer edge " the embankment would be 130 feet 
which took place in it. The furniture i of the —— ondas of pe 
d эю ye in hideo "Fem icri the walls, e eed: idge Hou " aon ха bridge ^ 
b: oka — iain sides of v now having designs made for the n 
ту vam d еагей w Blackfri т ss uld ently have to adop 
this datum line connection with the engineering 
pen 
with b blood 
esa ee 5 7) he " cabmets it hás fa | 
oody finger 
у While over the e glass 
llen 
in 
‚ | designs for that structure. Wit h regard to the level 
"d ve that my гера wound 
: the, i Es RU der bloody 
3 ing of the i if -- 2 PI у 
[фейз London, and e court the иш of erg Wicken- | bee d i > к а e for | to join, it would have to be. determined and govern AM 1 
prisoner had been already lodged b | 1 y elut y the level of the new Blackfriars рел i cer M 
ton and ledabout, } 
tion and th «€ Mem Pin neue for [eerie and the contents of some have given the clue | idea of the Commissioners was to expel РП the water 
before a local magistrate ond alre абут mentioned. Beneath the window from which | there and to сыту, а solid Mr namen nt over its whole 
an take the depositi ve of Rivers. | Major iiem ade his escape ther on the inner | width, into the ri D z 
Бопе ун the statement was made before Colone ] | side, кА, toam ular pools of blood among a pile of H 1 А the a 
denti&eq p 40 the prisoner and his son were both | scattered papers, which are smeared and в saturated with | line e 
baron strika Rivers, wh deposed t saw the| and wine. In que some bottles | 300 5 uL 
handle of a v the son а backhanded blow with һе | ОЁ wine, one or two ot w broken among чең langerk 
tently severo P And heard the latter cry out, appa- | the papers, which, конто, К; "to have rH ge bankmen 
fading t eet, It was at the of the lane абыс ы In this apogr; tgo е DANKU 
umale’s, and а "clock іп | window, paan table and | could only a Же Ен 
ive aont learly, | in any чач part. There is an " n $ dvs 
wd rr acri | = 1 cabinet sideboard, which only y Teve a passage 3 regens уйын mui but E ea елү. эрес 
B paron and his ше boae Ti enough to оч s eny — his -final ment would Ыт so kog about “н bp т no - 
d i i ught ор | 18 evi Ё lisbed. * 
hec Ойсе-бош | but the infestigstion pé | le to escape, for the blood n, far and Ја ба, пунш out the d ge H 
проп i : i- | like heavy gm c over everything hat jt | give three spans or Lo of 100 feet over that 
give o ide n Qo ie е ела near. Such fear iolence was пвей thore tae UE tion of the river to be devoted to the embankment. 
evidence. ei jd | almos t seem acems as F г. oberta had bee! ing Be of opinion that there wonld be an objection 
iae emendi. that. he shou throw his antagonist window, or endeavour- | He was aki an inclined road from the e „mbankment, 
but on his т йине ion jin йз о qu "Mis escape. The last. blows to m ting on n the edge of 6 is bridge, as 0 чопй 
still ibeting to his is first resolution, | ^x either side evidently £ given on this | terminating о! tended under th 
tody tili yos ki шый: а he acuer to apot, (оте Mr "Roberts was not found there, prevent the 
e prisoner 
а. and remanded 
