The Express.
London, England, 1852-11-25 00:00:00

NEW TABLES OF LEGAL FEES.

[Frans • Supplement to the Loudon Greats.]
In pursuance of an act, passed in the session of
parliament held in the fl ei entli and sisteenth yeses of the
reign. of her Majesty, chapter 73, entitled "An Act to make
provision for a permanent Establishment of Officers to per-
form the duties at Nisi Peius, in the Superior Courts of
Common Law, and for the payment of such Officers, and of
the Judges' Clerks by Salaries, and to abolish certain Offices
in those Courts:" We, the undersigned, being two of the
Commissioners of her Majesty's Treasury, bane caused the
undermentioned tables cf fees to be prepared, specifying the
fees proper to be demanded and taken in the offices under-
mentioned, and at the judgi s' chambers, in the superior
courts of common law ; and than. all other fees in such offices
and chambers should be abolished, namely :
OFFICIO OP THE EASTIES OP THII TIMES 81:YERIOR

COURTS.
Every writ (except writ ol trial or enlivens) LO 6 0
Every concurrent, alias, pluries, or renewed tint 0 2 6
Every writ of trial 0 2 0
Every writ of submcoa before a judge or master 0 2 0
before the sheriff 0 1 0 '
Every appearance entered
--- each defendant after the first 0 1 0
Filing ever, affidavit, writ, or other proceeding 0 2 0
Amending every writ, or other proceeding
Every ordinary rule
Every special rule, not exceeding six folios
-- exceeding iOx folios, per folio 0 0 6
Note.—Plans, sections, etc. accompanying
rules to be paid fur by the party taking the
rule, according to the actual cost.
Every judgment by default 0 6 0
Every final judgment, otherwise than judgment
' by default OlO 0
1 Taxing every bill of casts, not exceeding 3 folios 0 2 0
--exceeding 3 folios when
taxed as between party and party, per f01i0.... 0 0 0

------. - ---.--• 'exceeding 3 -
folios, when taked as between attorney and
client, or where the attorney taxes his own
bill, per folio
Every reference, inquiry, examination, or other
special matter, referred to the Muter, for every
meeting, not exceeding one hour
for every additiooal hour, or less 0 10 0
Upon payment of money into court, viz. :
For every sum under 601 0 6 0
601. end under 1001.
1001. and above that sum
Every certificate 0 1 0
Office copies of precipe, or other proceedings,
per folio
Every search, if not more than two terms
--• exceeding two, and not more than
four terms

exceeding four terms, or • general
search
Every affidavit, affirmation, do. taken before the
master... 0 1 0
Filing every recognisance or security in ejectment
or error 0 2 6
Every allowance and justification of bail
For taking special bail as a commissioner 0 2 0
Filing affidavit, and inrolling articles previous to
the admission of an attorney
Every re•admis.ion of an attorney 0 6 0
All other fees than those before•mentioned
are hereby abolished, and sre not to be
taken by any person in the Masters' offices
under any pretence whatever.
OPPICIS OP Tlll ASSOCIATES TO TUB TUBES CHIEF

JUDOLS.
Every record of Nisi Prins, delivered to the Asso-
date, to be entered for trial
Every trial of a cause from plaintiff
from defendant
If the trial continues more
than one day, then for every other day, from
plaintiff and defendant, each
Returning the poetic 0 5 0
Every cause mode remanet, at the instance of the
parties, to be paid by plaintiff or defendant, as
the case may be
Every cause withdrawn, to be paid by the party
at whose instance it is withdrawn 0 5 0
Re-entering every record of Nisi Prins, made re-
menet, dce
Every reference, from plaintiff and defendant,
each
Every amendment of any proceeding whatever 0 2 0
Every order or certificate 0 5 0
Every special case, or special verdict, in addition
to the charge for Merman . and copying, at the
rate of 4d. pet folio,from plaintiff and defendant,
each
Attending any court or otherwise, with any re-
cord, or other proceeding, under writ of
submits, or special order of court, par day 1 0 0
AU other fees than those before mentioned
are hereby abolished, and are not to be
taken by any person in the mediates'
offices, under any pretence whatever.
CHAMBERS OP TEI Caine AND PUISNI JIIDOES.
Every summons to try an issue before the sheriff 0 1 0
Every other summons whatever, whether in term
or vacation
Every order to try an issue before the sheriff 0 1 0
Every other order whatever of an ordinary nature 0 2 0
Every order of a special nature, such as reference
to arbitration, or attendance of witnesses at
arbitration ; service of proems on persons re-
siding abroad; reference to the master to fie
sum for final judgment ; revival of judgment,
and the like 0 6 0
Every flat, warrant, certificate, =seat, special
case, special verdict, or the like
Every affidavit, affirmation, &c., whether in term
or vacation, each deponent
Every affidavit kept for the purpose of being con-
veyed to the privet office to be filed
Every proceeding filed 0 2 0
Every admission of an attorney
Beefy approbation of commissioners for taking
&Adieus or special bail 0 2 8
Macommission for taking affidavits or special
exclusive of stamp duty, ingreesing, and
Nan
Elm, ether commission for any purpose what 1 0 0
our, sioduive of stamp duty, lemming, and
0 10 0
:Mow lodgment by married women OlO 0
GM espies ofjudge's notes, or of any other pro-
• whatever, per folio 0 0 6
leery vsestplenee or bond of any description
wbeismer
Every ellewenes of writ of error
Bail on seal carpus, habeas corpus, error, or
e 0 2 0
Delivering piece off the file, or justification of
0 2 0
Every oonunittal 0 6 0
Every exhibit signed by judge
Producing jedim's notes
Hill of eaeaptises signed by judge 0 6 0
Order In levey duty eases
Crews SEVEMME asses, from defendant
AMeatiame la my court, or otherwise, under
enlymea t order of court, to give eel-
ism% pro documents, per day
Allanimes as II COMME/IMOUSZ to take aMdavit,
dire, or alt &judge's house, or elsewhere, at re-
ef pasties
Ap=sat of mouniasionsre under glebe ex-
-1 0 0
Alowence of bye laws or table of for 1 0 0
=wart ea blli
by counsel, each side
Moria.--411 plane, sections, he., accompanying any
maw or Mks ropy to Ilbe paid for by the party,
assecding to the actual cost. In eases where the
party has been allowed to ens in forma pauper*
the hes are not to be demanded or taken, nor in
eases where sub fees would be payable by any revenue or
other government department. All other fees than those
before mentioned are hereby abolished, and are noc to be
taken by say person at the judges' chambers under any
pretense whatever.
Given under our hands at the Treasury Chambers, White-
hall, this 20th day of November, 1862.
CHANDOS, 1 Two of the Commissioners of her
Taos. DAMSON. J Mejeety's Treasury.
We, the undersigned judges of the superior courts of
00011 KM law, do settle, allow, and sanction the before.men-
dosed table of fees prepared by the commissioners of her
Majesty's Treasury, and we do hereby establish the same,
under the provisions of the aforesaid act.
Dated the twenty.moond day of November, 1852.
Comtism, Lord Chief Justice of the Court of
Queen's Bench.
Joan Jams, Lord Chief Justice of the Court of
Common Pleas.
Lord Chief Baron of the Court of
FEND. POLLOCK, Exchequer.
W. IL Mout; Judges of the Court of Common
Z. V. Writrame,
Pleas.
T. N. TALPOORD •
The before-mentioned' tables of fees having been sanc-
tioned and allowed by the Lord Chief Justices, the
Lord Chief Baron, and other judges, u required by the said
act, we do hereby order that the said tables of fees be in-
serted and published is the London Goserre.
Treasury Chambers, Whitehall, the twenty.iscond
day of November, 1862.
CHANDOS, 1 Two of the Commissioners of bee
THOS. HATE/lON, J Majesty's Treasury.

REPRESENTATION Or MONNOOTIISIIIRE.—A cor-
respondent says the Hon. Capt. E. Somerset, who, it
will be recollected, was re-elected M.P. for Monmouth-
shire in his absence on service at the Caps, has just sent
home an address to the electors acknowledging the amour
dons him. He dates the address " Fort Beaufort, Frontier,
Cape of Good Hope, Sept. 14, 1852," and writes—" I am
happy to say that the present aspect of affairs is this coun-
try tends to a speedy cessation of this detestable war, and
that I have every reason to expect that I shall very shortly
be relieved from my duties here, and be able to return to
England and resume my services to you as your member—it
may be nearly as won as this address wiil reach you." The
how. member adds that be shall support the administration
of the Earl of Derby, in which he believes he " shall be
aiding a government determined to use every effort for the
benefit of the community at large, and particularly in re-
lieving the agricultural classes of these grievances which
they keys borne with such patience and forbearance u to
entitle them to the greatest possible amount of considera-
tion." It seems the hoe. member has arrived in England
by the same stouter as that which tented hie address,