THR GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, 
{ DECEMBER 1, 1860. 
can recover. 
caused immediate rae. 
Felo- 
And laborious inquiry have reported in favour of bring- f she 
ing together into Lon neighbourhood all „the The jury at the inquest | i 
cf k 1 i P e-se. 
. Lreland. 
ite THE Partry EVICTIONS. ~ene sheriff aig big 
i officials were engaged on the 21st, 22d, and 23d u 
The injuries inflicted on himself 
for Pany four hours, returned a verdict tọ the follow- 
ng o 
at tl veral deaths were accidental, but that: the rules of 
company should sia allow their station officers at ne aa 
beige’ vom anon teh fas me sios and slow _— from the stati 
o eiin an nd are in Lee espect inconsistent 
es h are athe: pe the publie ; ; that occasion in 
n William N croft, 
st and | evie ne remainder of the 
notices t i had been =i T 
Bishop The 
ca alled I by the l 
ants upon wł 10m 
Lord Plunket 
pete an ate agents, who are 
ar brigade,” pulled 
| d by 80 pe cals, and but for the 
presence of ate ee there would hav e been a riot. 
“THE NATIONAL VOTE; SE 
| that an aggregate meeting w 
the 4th inst., “to clai 
n 
lement’s Inn on the west. The 
as ea of th l is esti 67 75,0001., and 
me amount, it is stated, will a requi 
making, in the io le, 1,350,0002. 
E Oana with the ex ception of Sir W. P. 
Wood, have on mended that this expense should be | 
defrayed by the suitors’ fund in Chancery, which now 
possesses napa of 1,291,629. 
THE Pusz EALTH .— The neer General’s 
Weekly tates that death 
week th t led Saturday, 
the 
to choose their own rulers 
Ss in the | 
Nov. 24, was 1257. The e| 
ks of the 10 
in was 
average number in tl wee R IN peak 
years 1850. 59, corrected for i inerease of a 
1376. The 
average. PaE the bat ” of 926 boya 
and 887 ginis i in a "IBIS hildren, were oe aa in 
London. In the 10 corresponding weeks of the years 
1850-59 t fae e average number w. as 1581. 
“Sc he adjourned i 
Bol gw the jur ra 
erdic Sidana was felonious sly, 
fully, and ‘maliciously a ed b; 
Mr. Adair has offered a r 
o shirts 
and hi 
e m Tw 
ave beon fadd hidden in the more J, 
manica tise Signa l] should be ‘aan and worked at ea: 
the station.” 
sgt 
Vest S aveler near i Che starali, on Ta The 
His ab was very ‘foggy, and as the train from a to 
oached the We a Biisi mation, it ran into 
hich w: nting ther 
a iv sae: no’ 
him, and fortanitély Ho was not at the time going 
n four miles an hour. One elderly woman, 
om Calow, near Chesterñeld, ianed a ites 
nurder. lda Sweeny had been 
rested on suspicion before this discovery was made. 
the Rev. Charles Maturin, at Gerti 
Probineial. 
meeting w. Monday, in 
ture of the leg below the kn nee, and several , passengers 
were shaken and bruised. 
passe m r train were injured, but the guard's van and 
n the e Glenveagh 4 orci hig: 3 been bur down 
by an incendiary whi ye Mr. 
in use, This outrage has | w 
ed by an att alte on Mr. Wilkins, of 
N Church Hill, a respectable A Mr. A Adair’s s estate, 
ury at the 
public held on 
: ne Cora Bateoge of this town, for the purpose of 
l 
Richmond. 
PROPOSED METROPOLITAN LINES.—. ong the rail- 
ay SR for Pami ‘Session i is ae fe a tubular 
underground line, of a mile and a half, 
Circus, Oxford Str t 
Smi field by 
l 
in that part of the tout oe 
hearty Se sae eee in ae a aah, fo whi the meetin; 
was calle unt 
ma one of the ju e inquest, wh 
d. The as 
rom t 1 his serv t boy, was 
ab en ane from 
wing resolution :— tert f 
y whic 
be established. The contemplated capital is 200 
eans 
ere the 
and Charing Cross 
“That it is the gnin of this meeting that all who knew 
the ran i d amiable gen of the late Duke of 
a zealous 
ews, p 
ately peso 
night, the 20th ult., a a ae train 
BS 
COLLISION. ON THE West MID 
a train of salt 
+ 
ex! urt, ‘applied for a i of habeas 
temorial to ie t sii i t before their Lordships for 
Mr. Ellman vive ithe — and sa one ni| purpose - ey application made for her er discharge 
vo — o fro ly, ae th d that al 
recommended custody, ‘the Gow 
h 
eas corpus, in ane ‘that | 
the 
1 leg: 
t of Queen’s Bench no Jonger possess- 
ing the power which sg sbelonged to it of select- 
h ight 
resi 
a A noble hee he y ERARA it, a 
most y ir 
ing, any prison which i deem pr ope r for t the 
on ais Trent Valley Rai 
Stn to allow the pe pego tmin 
upon t 
n line unobser Te by the driver, gati did not see it. 
eces. 
h 
4 4} 
pe ii was not 
oney | cust ody of a person held guilt ty of contempt, 
Was now invested in the funds, and there were six t Ac t 
i i d|to commit such person to the Four ype Marshalsea 
| only. The Chief J br granted the application, = 
:— | stated that the Court would sit specially on Frida 
5 are P.; Mr. Darby, Mr. Tanner, ae 
mete 
D Kx ApPINnG Case.—Catherine Davis, 
D 
mee ae Sy the collision. 
Law, 
Cour: QUEEN Pier —The Road Child Murder.—At 
the Boerne of the Cour ton ih Bitar, before the Lord Chief 
it oad Cockburn eid. Justices Hill and Bar. 
r. Ellman, Sir John Shelley, M 
one 
DS f the perso in custody fo cti 
tary. ja dren, w: oni meee rder 
Se a Tene ort that the | Cow “Dad at zken the 
s Bench, on Dis application of the | @ ha 
Attorney General, pete granted a rule calling upon the 
coroner for Wilts to show cause why a new inquiry 
uld not be instituted. The magistrates hav. e had a | each 
connected with the finding of a rpc dress t pb y 
with blood in the kitchen flue. It iair pen Mr. e owever irar remaining in custody. Cather a 
, the surgeon, ae that piam night dress Davis now expressed her readiness to make the affiday: 
ule hever-alibwar to: him, and that the police kept its | requir hips o er 
inay soviet both from T Inspector ‘Wh cher and from a eee with a vi 
the magistrates, until all possibility of t t has | 0 
‘been lost. ou omg ma 
 SOUTHAMPTON.—On Sa Saturday morning a fire broke 
-ovt in the Royal mail steamer La Plata, mhia ka in- 
tended to sail on Monday next with th 
v. 
four missing 
t + 
w to 
se from custody. On Friday she 
affidavit, purporting to disclose all the cir- 
niih ces within her knowledge. The contents were 
not made public. John O'Connor r was berg mined o; 
interrogatories by the clerk of the 
given sum of 21. 
ronze | (part of a of 4l), for the board and foaie of 
children ay one week. The Court did not consider the 
the biathlon of the refusal a su 
gallant of A paint subscription has been | fi 
raised, but further aid is uired. discha: 
gpr serami I prepa to erecta oe u 
in this town to the memory of the late Gen 0 . to appear when required. 
Smith. The has iy | dgpplioution: for the discharge o of M’Robins was refused. 
ed 
Ratlwans. 
COLLISION on THE NortTu-W? 
It is oo, that the London and Nort- Western 
intend ee resist or cont 
nsation to the Sive 
y the r 
ing tragedy took place 
; near the Prince’ ecto iE statins of 
with the in 
and 10 ved) is iar at 20,0002, The inquest ter. [ana 
if! minated on Saturday, when the jury after consulting 
of the for 
‘burn, the 
torney- ee eral made an application on be of the Grown 
a rule absolute, in order that the inquisition on n the of 
Francia Savile Sie returned kc oe ad for the county of 
Wilts, of July las y be quashe a, ae a A 
egal m: uct o Sp aT of the coroner, in gross mis- 
ateata ai of tne borg: om w, in + of the foal in withdrawing 
j from the jury a most material part of 
which they were SS esirous of 
aibed. paper, it Haven 
oe to show rine the 
After a Jo Fist th ae ° Chief 
argument the 
inion that in this case there should 
EPRA in the 
position i in which the 
n | Fai the co maidm so 1 
cited as to the 
ine ge 
o pape and i 
weston O open ; and 
m parchment. That jen os the i 
although we phe it not feel Ourselves ca called upon to q 
tognisition e ha as bese inquisition, though no one 
would b o prefaced by fot doing so on tho @ of 
informality, yet the eo te of public on demanded that 
a further inquiry sho A place. In 
y—and it is 
d 
affect Ta. position as coroner, we should not do 
act with fairness bitty ted BS) now to exe’ 
cretion. e con o 
a a It may be stated 'th 
