The Express.
London, England, 1852-07-24 00:00:00

lab) intelligence.

EQUITY COURTS.-Y6STERDAT.
Pure. rue Mama Iv vim Mau

•••- IN RE Tun Lon DON •-•••••••-•
Dorn C , ax PARTS '
tic.
The hearing of this eau, which has occupied the lean
sight days, was b=ll4 to a dos. In 18u2 the &maim
Dock Coospaay to tha pagtoats of the ail% a
sousatity of load at Wagter whisk tile warm wham
was 9,0001. II rs. a Ma WAWA I
was tenant for life of the horkg tai iWat but bib the
dividends af the parttime moan were ppaWY to hue. IMo
died la MMI, henna node a wall. Her husband milord
the divideWo daring hie life, and he died is 12111. Thom
apes proosodiags wore taken in this court, and inquiries
beam asporsoory as to who wen the heirs of Mrs. Betts.
A re rear woo auk to the Master, who reported that a
pones of the saw of Edwards mu the heir ex parte
materna, thole being so *ridings bcfure him AS to who was
the beirat-law. The matter aims before the court and
wu again refuted bath to the Master, to proucuts the in-
quiries. A Mr. Watseka, who had married Mrs. Beta's
niece caused lithographed letters with her pedigree
attaebed to be seat fa all directions, to persons besting the
LIM of Primo, mewing theta to commuaicate with
aim if they claimed relationship to her family; bat no
prow made oat • satisfactory claim. Subsequently heaving
that a Daniel Dee, residing at Walton-on-Thames, could
eye Informs 'hot on the subject, he sent to him a letter and
Ciatre.Oulleriamuairdleynliensa statedwas"Partince,tid's Irsaalts;
daughter of Jobs l'rinee, of Oxford, and was therefore en-
title! to the property, it appearing that a John Prince, who
lived at Oxford some century ego, was the minas through
whom the various ;anise claimed. The petitioner, Sarah
Hyde, Deo's daughter, saw Mr. Waterloo, and stated that
Sarah Fielder had devised " all her right, in this world"
to her mother, Mary Du, and her children, producing the
WineAseter Scholars' llanwsl, which contained on one of
the leaves a devise to that effect. Afterwards a Mr. Jolts
Cornelius Bailey, who was connected with the Ileir-at-Law
Society, produced a copy of a certificate of marriage solem-
nised at Woodstock, between John Prince and Isabella
('lark. On investigation, however, it turned out that
Bailey had made a mistake in copying the certificate, the
name Wag Prato, and not Prince. Hyde, the petitioner
in right of his wife, flied • bill to enforce his claim wader
the devil, to his wife, and it was referred to the Master,
who reported that Sarah Fielder was at the time of her
death heir ex parte pateral. Fire other petitions were pre-
dated by other claimants, taking exceptioas to this report
ilis Honour requested copies of the documents to be de-
livered to him, is order that he might look through them
daring the vacation, previous to delivering judgment.

P 111022 TICFCIWISIIIIOII Sill hill= PAUIES.
THE GREAT NOZTRXXX RAILWAY COXPANT O. TRX
EAST AND Willi INDIA DOCK AND BtnYINORaa Anic-
?lON RAILWAY C
On Tuesday and Wedeistlatlst the arguments of
counsel were heard on a motion the plaintiffs for an in-
junction to restrain the defendants from preventing the
plaintiffs from effecting a junction of the plaintiffs railway
with that of the defendants, at a point to the west of
Maiden.lane, near King's Croat, according to the plans of
Mr. Cubits, or according to such other plan and in sick
other .ironer as the court might direct.
Mr. Bethel', Mr. Wigram, and Mr. Minivan were heard
in support of the motion, and Mr. Bolt, Mr. Daniel, and
Mr. Speed against it.
The Vice-Chancellor now gave judgment. De said the
defendants were incorporated by an net pared in 1846,
which authorised them to make their railway. By the ititb
section of that act it was enacted that the defendants Alma
give all needful facilities and accommodation for seSs en
their railway, sad" shall also afford facilities for isibeting •
junction Itrtween the same railway and the Great Iketbern
Railway, and he the trade of reeds between the said
railways," with a prowleha as M tLe tines ea shish he
accommodation was to be ghee. gad by the MI6 seldom of
the act it was provided Met the yleso he gamin sash
junction, and the main Opals between thetas leeways,
should be osbesitted to sod swayed by_ he eagheer of the
daisies*. wide syrevislion.le gle_ (Vann of the
two heel* Mee, ire the Sri de dies ores
empire. By as set greed in ISM, masedieg hese
an, i wee provided by he Mifft megisa aa follow% "Oh it
shall be lurid km he Groat North= Railway Compeny to
term • jimmies. sad add sash lids limo sad works in con-
nection with the said railway (the dehriat's railway) at
:LAW welt of Midas-kat
sassy be easseary he soo-
the Great Northers with the sold moo
and es the sea Great Northers way Ceseporty nay be
astheriesd to make so or to allow of the passage of Miring
and tram one railway to the other." The de-
ferlesee l purview& leads. and bad nude their railway
seder the pima el the aell.
Rh Ream that hare used be so doubt that all
the lase by the dedinhate were subject to the
proclaims of these acts in fared' of the Gnat Northers
Railway Chwietriy. The railway, with the posetiss to be
made, fors &breach rail way,sed he thought abet hoyieleillb
had ea absehele right to sake it, sod he dibellese ges
boned to husk ham to arks healing he esh melodeosn
as the Newt shag adept he the shossable yehootft sf the
railway of the dahnideate. The sebe im the de-
hadosie ablipationigh= allposedes
lila If
the dahnikele shed' hart
&said NNW the ylehellb to webs *Kis% bat the
erIMO loasd to sale des islhedenee
a. eight to eseeleset sad shame the 1.. .1
Isseliss. It appeared that the daimilasts' line was sea-
alessied ea ea embankment, hyped whish they were esti-
Med to a strip of Led el the ISM gni het, lying heiress
the tore railways. esd_hay denied the of she pliedilb
to sees hie plelp of
hod The heel se yawed
pink the dehmiesi d I • sesaliba them, sad be
Sheer aphis thee Mini soli set be meshed. Re
*sushi het he delbsdlens who Woad to gibed the fish
VS way heallesele_ theimsles. serretheassies
peeled the sot he heir hiding leads
essepolowily miesdosil
tie a bed pow to sa-
line the right of the ~Mi ah make the joseles. He
met soh of the dehadoste whether they mewed at the
pis I
• disenaies thee hose, mod the hut having lauded
the main esselks beeves the yeah*. Wow seed owe
he a few days in osier to give She he he yestissa=
the terms oa whisk, without_ missies to the
right to appeal. he order Awn be drawn up.

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