The Express.
London, England, 1865-05-31 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

HOUBE OF LORDS.—MAY 30.
APPEALS.
IeDOWIIRLL V. WHIRR, ROW LORD ANNALY.
Is this ems there were two affeeiN snit so original
appeal in which M'Doemell is thr appelllM a
ewes
appeal in which Lord Andy, the iimposidest ie leek
is appellant. The matter comae from the Osurt el Mes-
on, in 'reload, and had its inception in a suit brought by
the appellant ll'lloonell es administrator of the mutts
the late Sir Joseph Warns Beare, Bart., whet Lied
Mindy a administrator of Peter Madera II *pound
that is 1818 Sir Joseph Boom, for the purpose of paying
off his debts, executed a deed by which he conveyed his
estates in Um emery at Oork, together with a policy for
4,0801. effected en the life of Sir Joseph, in trust, in the
lirei dace to pay the casts sitendieg the execution of the
trusts, aid five par met to Masters on all moneys reseived
by him out of tie mends. to allow Sir Joseph for hie
mciotemoos 7001 a year, sod then to pay certain seauttisa
charged oo the amides, the tutored on anemia debts, the
premiums on the beanie" sod Godly to pay off the min-
inpal of the debts. The trust term ended pane September,
1837 ; Sir Joseph mild on Easier, to mime to so a►
moot with kilo, and amounts bade( tam finished
be sompleined that the midis had been mismeneted, and
that large sensed money which could bare been received
by them bed been lost, owlet to his diecomegesseet meg
wilful neglect. Evestoally, Xadere having died ia 1830,
suit was instituted 51841 against the rempeedent, Lord
Amway, who with others having been left residuary legatees
of his estates, administered to his will. A deem was made
by the Lord Ohamellor d liaised fading Masters rat
guilty el any wilful default is certain composts, sad
the present appeal was brought. The aces appeal was
brought stalest part at the decree which overlulad certain
exceptions taken to Ems Master re
end wee unfavour-
able to Masers
The AttorsepOeseral, the Solieltor-Geteral for Ireland
(Mr. Sullivan), sad Mr. A. H. Graydon (el the Irish bar)
appeared for the appellant ; Er. Butt, Q.C. (of the Irish
bar). Sir Hugh Oldies, sod Mr. Wickman were for the re-
spoudeets.
Their lordship were of minims that, looblug to all the
oiremosteaces ot the cue, the decision of the Lord Maw
mike of Ireland with regard to that part of it which
!erred the usanagenteet of a of the
to
'Mates in question, called Wise's reit: ularebour blitc :ffirmed,
sad es regarded the other points involved be revessed,aed as
repaid that god el the order which rebind to certain ed.
dilated alums added to the balm* spinet the Endre for
wilful default, it would be varied by declaring that those
stemmed be considered aa dee to the trireme at the ter-
misatioa of the trust. The order of the court baker would
be thus sluts& and so ceder mode as to mete.

BAIL COURT.-MAY
_3o._

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BMW.; at Nig Prios.—(l3efore Mr. Audio. Mellor and •
Common Jury.)
At the dais( ci the court, the jury who were locked
up lest sight Is the owe of " Isaacs v. the Thames Steam
Tag Oompsay," sod who were discharged at 10 o'clock
without 'ivies a verdict, oomplaised of the insualcieut so-
oommodsike they bad. They said they were locked is •
small room 10 feet square, and whoa they asked for •
drink of water ft was refused them.
The Lamed said that be mold do sothisi for
them, but he weld weak to the Lord Chief Jodie* epos
the subject. As to the refusal os the port of the mbar to
giro them water, he weep compelled to refuse them, bemuse
his oath forbade him to supply them with either meat,
drink, or fire—orsdles ersepte& (Laughter.) The presset
was so doubt • barbarous system.
NOT= TO JUBORL
Several Juno were Sued 40s. for nowotteedasce.

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
MAT 3U.
(Wore the Judge Ordisary.)
ZOIFIRT o. ROWLEY.
In this ceas, ta which the pstiticesr might • dhoolutlon
of bar marriage cc tb. ground si cruelty and adultery, awl
in which this. had boon • comprombs,
air J. Wilde gave judgetist ppm a quostion of pleading.
If the pathiceer had base Willing to surreoler the &wigs
of cruelty, which could not possibly have hews se posted
sixes the oosoprraise, be would haws allowed bar no oyiperf
to of roving the sharp of wisiltsry ; but as she bag
resolved to insist nom her cue as it deed. sod to sweliset
her rights la the °oust of appeal, he 'Wald dingo the
peaks.
PROCTOI V. P 100505.
This was • case is whiallFgestiswww, the eta of a
n in the earth of bed jest killers be left
=Wait anarrivil • worms lasso obassialar. When Its
father heard of it, be heisted that his nos should cougar
to live mwaoh from ths resposulaot for • thno, I. oldie to
to
soo svhi ohs would °seduce bawl! respectably ;
tie inasstbse he goads bey a regular aflowsnoo. She, how-
ever, soots returned to her old warms.
air J. Wild. did not Wok that the fade! the esproation
constituted nadir the domesticities—sod wormially having
roforeace to the bat that the petitioner wss without woos
and wholly dependent epee his fatbor—•a news why the
wart should Teton to past kite the relief payed.
Demos niai accordingly.