The Sun.
London, England, 1844-05-20 00:00:00

boinething about a register, but I cannot tell what,
'after she had remained in• the•-164ing. in Francis-
ittreet bond time. She returned home with me, and
one morning she gave me a thousand pound note to
look at. It the first I had ever seen, and I took it
into the shop to show to Mr. Doren-, acrd afterwards re-
turned it to her again. Soon afterwards my sister
returned to Bristol, cod I heard nothing more
of the matter until I saw by the newspapers that
Fletcher and Barber were in custody. I should im-
mediately have given to the prosecutors all the infor-
mation I knew (bad it not been that my sister was
implicated, and stiffering under severe illness), I felt
so assured that Tletcher had nearly all through my
life been playing on my credulity. I have, in this
statement, given an account of all the money that I
ever received for what I did for Fletcher, or any one
connected with him. I know nothing more of his
transactions, or anything of moment relating to him,
other than a relation called on me in Oxford-street a
few days previous to my being apprehended b 1 For-
rester, and told me that he came by Fletcher s wish
to inform me that the officer was coming to ex-
amine me. lle also said that Fletcher had been
getting plenty of money, for be had, within the last
day or two, made over property to the amount of
nine or ten thousand pounds belonging to Fletcher,
and if Fletcher was sentenced to transportation, he
should not be sent out of the country, for he would
provide him with some prussic acid. I have never in
my life given the least information to any individual
regarding Fletcher's transactions, or what I had done
from his advice. Mr. Dorey (my husband) was per-
fectly ignorant of all my transactions up to the mo-
ment of Forrester taking me.

" GEORGIANA. DOREY.
" Giltspur-street Prison, Feb. 28, 1844.
" My mother's name was Susannah Combs."

THE HORTICULTURAL FETE,

CHISWICK.

Notwithstanding the very unfavourable state of the
weather, and the little temptation for promenading w hich
the rain and the wind presented, there was a tolerably
strong muster of the nobility and people of rank and
fashion on Saturday, at the Horticultural Society's
grounds a$ Chiswick, and a great number of carriages
were drawn up at the entrance gates. This being the
first show for the season, and the season having been a
forward one, the specimens of fruits, flowers, and plants
were remarkably good. The pines, strawberries, cher-
ries, and grapes were all fine ; the strawberries, in par-
ticular, were peculiarly splendid. The collections of
pelargoniums (the old name revived for geraniums) were
remarkable for brilliancy of colour and size of blossom.
The roses were also good, particularly the moss roses.
There were some very rare specimens of orchidaceous
plants, and some noble specimens of tropical plants. Alto-
gether the show was a good one. The company found
the advantage of the elegant and commodious marquees
erected by Mr. Benjamin Edgington, of Duke-street,
Borough, and were glad to cluster together beneath
them to avoid the cold and the wind. There were three
military bands, viz., the Coldstream baud, the Scots
Fusiliers' band, and the band of the Blues, who played
some well-selected music. The following is the award
of medals to the successful candidates :
PELARGONIUMS.

TWELVE NEW VARIETIES IN POTS, TWENTY-FOUR TO

THE CAST.
Gold Banksian—Mr. W. Cork
Silver Gilt—Mr. T. Dobson, gardener to Mr. Beck
Large Silver—Mr. R. Stains
N. Silver Gilt—Mr. Gaines
N. Large Silver—Mr. Catleugh
TWELVE VARIETIES IN POTS, TWELVE TO THE CAST.
Silver Gilt—Mr. W. Cork
Large Silver—Mr. E. Bell, Chelsea Hospital
N. Silver Gilt—Mr. Gaines
N. Large Silver—Mr. Catleugh

CALCEOLARIAS.
IN SIXES, IN POTS TWELVE TO THE CAST.

Large Silver—kr. G. Stanley, gardener to Mr. Berens,
N. Silver Knightian—Mr. Gaines.

FUCHSIAS.

Large Silver—Mr. W. Cole, gardener to Mr. Lewis,

Blackheath.
Silver Knightian—Mr. Catleugh.

CINERARIAS.
Silver Banksiaa—Mr. Iveyy, Peckham.

ROSES.
Gold Banksian—Mr. Dobson.
Silver Gilt—Mr. A. Rowland.
N. Gold Banksian—Mr. Lane.
N. Silver Gilt—Mr. Laing, Twickenham.
Large Silver—Mr. H. Lane.
Silver Banksian—Mr. Rowland.
Silver Knightian—Mr. J. Mitchell, Mansfield.

ORCHIDACIE.
TWENTY SPECIES.

Large Gold—Mr. Mylam, gardener to Mr. Rutter.
Gold Knightian—Mr. Robertson,_ gardener to Mr. Lau

rence.
Gold Banksian—Mr. Rollisson, Tooting.

SIX SPECIES.

Gold Banksiun—Mr. Kennington, gardener to Mr. Cox,
Silver Gilt—Mr. Williams, gardener to Mr. Warner.

SINGLE SPECIMENS.

Large Silver—Mr. Moore, gardener to Mr. Hanbury.
Silver Knightian—Mr. Edmunds, gardener to the Duke
of Devonshire.

MISCELLANEOUS.

Silver Knightian—Massrs. Veitch and Sons, Mr. Green,
Mr. Bruce, Mr. Clarke, Mr. Robertson.
Silver Banksian—Mr. Veitch, Mr. Forrest, Mr. Robertson.

STOVE PLANTS.
THIRTY PLANTS.
Gold Knightian—Mr. Robertson.

FIFTEEN PLANTS.

Gold Banksiai—Mr. Green, gardener to Sir E. A ntrobus.
Silver Gilt—Mr. Clarke, gardener to Lord Mon.

SIX SPECIES.
Silver Gilt—Mr. Brnee, gardener to Mr. Wilson.
Lttrge Silver—Mr. Wagner, Layton.
Silver Knightian—Mr. G. Stanley, gardener to Mr.
Berens.

CLIMBERS.
Silver Gilt—Mr. Robertson.
Silver Knightian—Mr. Frazer.
. Large Silver—Mr. J. Williams, gardener to Mr. Warner.
CAPE HEATH.
TWENTY VARIETIES.

Gold BankAian—Mr. Bragiers, gardener to Mr. Story.
Silver G'uilt—Mr. J. P.obertson.
Large Silver—Mr. Green.
N. Silver Gilt—Mr. Danson, Brixton.
N. Large Silver—Mr. Jackson.
SIX SPECIES. •
Silver Gilt—Mr. Vockes, gardener to Mr. Wells.
Large Silvcr—Mr. Bruce, gardener to Mr. Miller.
X. Silver Gilt—Mr. J. Trayer.

MISCELLANEOUS FRUIT.
Gold Knightian—Mr. Brewer, gardener to Mr. Gunter.
Gold Banksian—Mr. Spencer, gardener to the Marquis
of Lansdowne.

GRAPES.
Silver Gilt—Mr. Knott, Barnet.
'Large Silver—Mr. Dodds, gardener to Sir George War-
render ; Mr. Wortley, gardner to Mr. Maubert.
Silver Rnightian—To the gardener of Mr. Watkins.
Silver Banksian—Mr.ll4l.ean, gardener to the. Marquis
of Downshire ; and to Mr. AtleD.
M. G. Silver Gilt—Mr. J. Wilmot.
M. O. Larger Silver—Mr. Davis, Barnet.
M. G. Silver Knightian—Mr. Mitchell, Brighton.