... , 1840.-111 the Gardeners' Chronicle. ANCIENT CYPRESSES. Dr James Macaulay, who has lately returned from Spain, states that the two Cypresses, celebrated even in the times of the Moorish, kings, still exist in the gardens of the Generalife near the Alhambra ...

... brashes, 1 hamper—Mr. Armstrong; 2 hampers, truss-Mr. Phillips; 4 bundles beds, box, hamper, 3 clock cases, crate ot ware, 20 chairs, 2 packs beds — W. Pinch; basket of Jump black—A. Walters; 2 bags—W. James, Tredegar bundle of brashes, parcel-Mr. UnderwooJ ...

... T. Winnington I Birmingham JosbuaScholelield.G. IL Muntz 2 Bodmin .Major Vivian, Lord Leicester. I 1 noltOlI .P. Ainsworth.. Dr. Bowring.. B0ston Sir J. Duke, T. S. Brownrigg 1 1 Btadford »i.\V. C- Lister, J. Hardy.1 1 Brecon C.M.Morgan 1 Bridgnorth T ...

... and a half. Mr. Trotter's h m. Nell,5 yrs. (J. Harris) I I Mr. Gondii's b.. Young Hesperus, aged 2 dr. Capt. Freestone's br. g. Floughboy, aged 3 dr. Mr. Firkin's ch. c. Diver, 4 yrs 4 dr. -kir. Itieliard's b.g ...

... thence the capital pf Asbantee, to afford; t'he .'King an example of virtue aml inpralky. the resjilt of the purifying influence of their saintly education. They were accompanied from Cape Coast Castle by Mr. Freeman, the Wesley an missionary, thaj worthy ...

... (Frisby) 1 Mr. J- Green's ch g Forty-Two, list 81b (Worth) 2 Mr. C. Mare's Nimrod, lOst 10lb (Scott) 3 Mr. Powell's b g Spangle, list 21b (Owner) 4 Mr. Davies gg Regulator list 101b (Abbott) 5 Mr. Hunter's b g Bucephalus, list 101b ...

... of September, BUILDING COMMITTEE. Rev. Robert Knight, Chairman; Mr. John Randall, I Mr. William Edwards, illr. Illilil) Pi-ice, Mr. Stephen Collier, Mr. Walter Hibbert, Mr. Samuel Cox. Mr. Bennet Enginer. David ...

... service of Mr. Martin, butcher, St. Mary-street. On tile evening of the last Cardiff fair, it appeared, that the deceased and a small party, con- sisting of his master and two others, left town for Little King's Castle public-house, the residence of Mr. Martin ...

... proposition. M. Bautista Alonz0) who followed on d>e other side, adduced several historical facts to prove the fallibilily of kings, and contended that M. Olozaga was innocent of the charges directed against ium. M. Negrete spoke next, and insisted on the ...

... Alfred Wood, Colonel T Hogg, James Weir Wortley, Hon J S Hope, George William Wynn, Right Hon C W W TELLERS rou THE Ana-Mr. Youog and Mr. Henry Baring. NOES. LIBERALS who voted againtt the Ministerial measure. Bell, John Howard, Hon H Cayley. Edwaid S Hurst ...

... PARLIAMENT, OR WHO DID NOT VOTE ON GOING INTO COMMITTEE, BUT WHO VOTED ON THE THIRD READING. FOR FREE Tit A DR. Armstrong, Sir Andrew Maitland, Thomas Arundel ond Snney, Eirl of Milton, Viscount Bellew, Rich. i\1outesquleu Newry, Visoount Duff, James ...

... making fearful ravages amongst them. Mr. A. Hinde, of Crowle, has lost several valuable beasts within the last few days, and we hear of similar losses in other localities. —Voncaster Chronicle. THE GARDENER'S PLAGUE.—Dr.Liudley recommends a solution of carbonate ...