The Express.
London, England, 1848-11-24 00:00:00

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EQUITY COlJWlS—lfoormthat.
Mae the Lord amseficia
ROLAND V. MORGAN AND 0TN12..-1114:11/11T OF
;awns, ha, as Haitu.oora.—This appal trees • decree
of Vies-Cosamillor threat apes the cometrasticia et be.
gums
of Aberga nduty, contained in the will and ecidiell et Mary. late
Esti which muse beim the curt as
Tuesday, was reamed on Wedamday, wbea tbe as
citor.Genetal ud Mr. Simpers, he the AM end itlor
es se of the mem% Earl of Aborgammay,
their appeal wart the deem% sad teed Vat
must part true arguments WU was urged tot the
trutees of Earl Reneys will namely, that the trials of
the bequest in.gustion Ewen ireetuy sad esecatery, end
not ea cote
Berl Jobe, es declared by tke desrea—Mr.
Walker sad Mr. liampbsy, for ate mason of Merl John,
supported the deem, and pretended that it was atashmet
with all the eases of authority as the subject. They weald
not eves mead, that it appeared, either by the will ores
did, that the testator into aded the chattels to be trasemithod
in perpetuity with the title ; bat, even if sash en homes
was ever so clear, the law would net permit R.
Palmer had to be beard on the some side alma tie Court
rase'
Yesterday (Thanday) that goadriass. Mr. Palmer, with
Mr. W dker, supported the deem el the Via-Chancellor,
and 'ballad the numerous ease barbs ea the subject.—
Mr. Bethel
who was beard In mrly, emeestlei that the tie
eater's totemic's was clearly that the doe& Y trustion,
which he directed to be coosid.red as bidtisoms, dareld go
to his helm in poremion of the enures. There was DO
eau in which the first taker of heirlooms took them &m-
-istily, and there was no case precisely in point with thin.
—The Lad-Chancellor said he would endeavour to dispose
of the question nut tens.

Before the Master eine Roth.
NORFOLK RAILWAY COMPANY V. WODSTIOO6I.—COM-
PENSATIO7 TO TEMANTS.—Om the Bth June, 184.5, the
Norfolk Railway Company pendia' their applireatiou to
entered into an
parliament for their Rest Denham Branch,
agreement with Lord Wodehoese, to gin him 8,0001. for
some land which the company would want for their line,
and of which he seas tenant for lies ; and the agreement was
that Lord Wodehoun should compensate innate who held
fora longer term than from year to rear, and that the eon-
paay should compensate tenants holding from 'ter to year
One of Lord Wodehowe's tensing was the defendant Bays.,
who had a lease for 12 years, which expired in October,
1844, and sometime before the expiration of the lease a ne-
gotiation was opened between him sad Lord Wodehouse's
agent for a farther hem for shin yeen. The rest was
nettopen, with the exception that it was en settled who-
s tenant was to pay tithes or 202 men nat. The
y got their act and entered upon Hayes' had in De-
e= 1845, baring first served him with the venal settee.
On the 14th of February, 1818, Lord Wodshouse negated a
conveyance to the company, and on the same day, le-
to the evidence of Mr. Gillman, his lordship's nest,
cafe:Tints execution of the conveyance
said , be also
the co etheated a
her to Boss, incloding the land to mpany.
that he chimed
Reyes afterwards gale notice to the compel
compensatios so a lessee For (debt ran, end the company
thereupon communicated with Mr. Gamma respecting the
claim, but he declined to interfere, and after some °one-
spondence between the parties Byys* brought an anion of
ejectment against the company. They thereupon filed their
bill in this court egainst Balm, and the eneators of Lord
Wodebouse, who died in May, 1848, 'tang the
D circum-
stances, and praying an injunction es restrain Reyes fromstances,
presenting_ his action, and that it might be ascertained
whether oes was tenset from year to year, or
umber a lease, and that the asaguat due to him for °napes-
astearatt be ascertained, nth .wring to pay him his
if he should were to be leant from year to
Twit.—Wrion. Turner and Memo sneered for the plain-
• sod eyetooth& that the are wee a proper one for equit-
able imthilletien en .1 tosji,ilitation of feral
tetaothaminemth—Measse. and Follett, for
that the month seniqemmtica was
pope* te to desided Wthe tams& eggaistal by the set
M pc-Hass* end that Owe was hemp* mile • party
is a nit nepenthe en moment between the mad
Lord Wodebsses, to eildel le was se party; sad MVO
twisted that Bayern had a valid agreement thr a bre
the agreement with the eempany.—Mmers. Walpole sad
Cheadle., for the execthen of Lord Weilskimes, de-
nied that lisyes was anyddeg at the Um of the
agreement with the company but a nowt hest year
to ear. They canteaded that the suet had so
in the matter ; and, at all wreath sthat If the
cosopmy had any claim it was not ageing the executors of
Lord Wodehoose, but a snot the 6,0001. whisk had been
paid into the back far the Lad sail eemeassatioo.—The
Wester of the Roth esti he would reed the piewhars before
he determined whether the nun lad jorieftettes. He re-
commended the penis is sem le Isms ththogoment, and
naggested, at all ma*, that the pet* sitsaid agree to a
Menne, whether Hayes had a lama, era rabid agreement
he a lease, at the date of the agreement with the company,
or at aay time afterwards bakes the esaveyeasa—The ease
stood over ter the parties to amidst eitadeer they would
etheint to this meth

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ably with thine prig varlet a remilmy &vim W the pay-
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