The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-25 00:00:00

LaW INTELLIGINCI.

!QUM MUSTS. —ATILT 24.
(Helm the bed (beeetliee.)
scan v. WM
This wee an appeal from an order of Via Ohamesilee
Kladarsley. The quoins Medved wan, whetherthe
deleadsat. Mary lls*, was entitled tea Gam of 1,0001.. as
a sift made to her by her met, Mrs. Sesseher, which site
ueekhed seder powers is her !marriage eettleameot. The
fl VC the husband el the teetataix, reined the elakm,
ithhee ground that there was se estfileant evidenee to show that
the eft which it was alleged had hens made was made three
weeM before the death of Mrs. itrefshem An Waned's
which had beeft obtained to restrain the Moshe et the ms
in question, which was invented in coesels, to Mary Ma*,
waa diseolvid by the Plop Chancellor, who held that she
wee entitled oft her evidence to the 1,0001. Beam this
vrElohnabsei sad Mr. iturege wen for the appeal.
Mr. Made Palmer and Mr. emmetest as the other elde.
The lord Chancellor was of opiates that the deism.
&at was entitled to the sum of 1,0001. la gees-
tics, and aimed tbe derision of the court below on
this poink With regent to another pert of the decree,
which ordered an !Booby late end an amount of certain
debts which were alleged to be des front the aspirate
mete of ]tea Beimber, and which was also appealed
against, his lordship was of opiates that in this respect
the decision of the Viet.Obaseigke wee correct, sad the
appeal must be dismissed with mein

COURT OF APPEAL IN CHANCERY.
JULY 24.
(Beare the Lost Juana)
FRONT V. FROM

This was an appeal from the iioe-Chaneellor Woad,
argued at considerable length about a month ago, when
their lordships reserved judgment.
The suit was for the administration of the seals of •
dealer in provisions and pickles, and his stock in treds and
goodwill had ben sold by the receiver in the snit. The
purchaser afterwards found that some of the goods were
spoilt and damaagged, and applied foe an allowance accord-
ingly. The V idler Wood ordered as inquiry, cos-
adoring that the representatives of the testator weeld ham
been justified in making it. The partite interesicalin the
estate appealed, relyi.g on the old ruled caveat
Mr. Giffard, Q. 0., and Mr. Waller wereelirthe
appellant ; Mr. Bolt, QC., Mr. Batten, Mr. Bristow., and
Kr. Burgett for the parties to the suit.
The Lord Justice Turner, is deliveries judgment, said
that the appellants relied on there lasing been no warranty,
and no fraud by the vendors ; but without wishing to
mat any doubt upon the manna given the Viee-Ohanoellor,
his lordship thought that relief might to be given ea other
grounds. There was no moral fraud, but stall the defect,
in the stock is trade most have been k.ows to the weeders,
and were not communicated to the mareaner. The ven-
dors knew that complaints bad been made of the goods,
and that some had been re:anted. The deluded@ relied at
the fact that a valuer for the purchaser bad goes over the
stook ; but that made no difference, sad the appeal must be
dierniseed, but without 003111.
The Lord Justice Knight Bruce concurred in the order
on principle; of abstract justice, whether it wan *Ailed or
not by the technical rules.

LORD MAYOR'S 00IIRT.—JULY 24.
(Before Yr. Oommiariosor Ken sad s Special Jury.)

SIM V. TEES lIIMOPOLITAN RAILWAY. -HEAVY COMM.

This was • heavy way °aspenNati on cue for some
houses in Liverpool-rime and Broadetreorebuildines, City,
reqabid by the Metropolitan Company for their a:tension
hoe.

The claim, as presented, wm 36.3534, with 10 per cent.
The value of the property was 33,0494 Oa the part of the
railway the valuation was, with the 10 per restage for eon*.
eery sale, 14,6141. Exclusive of the Railway Timers,
severel surveyors for the company DV* the value of the
property as between 6,0001. sad 7,0004 The Railway
Tavern was let on lease for 5601. • year aril Mr. Farrow,
the proprietor, had laid out 1,4004 and expected a 'erg;
business, as the termini of fear different railways were now
is the course of coostructioo. Mr. Oronia, the publie•hoswe
valuer, was called, on the part of the elaimiuth, and con-
sidered that the boom would fetch • premium of 5,0001.
with the rent of 5501. • year. He bad had mesiderable
experience. The value or the tavern was estimated at
10,2061. On the part of the company, Mr. Orgill, Mr.
Haines, sad Mr. Loveloy, public-home vaiuses, were
exercised, and were of opinion that the Railway Tavern at
6501. was a most excessive rent. aad that it would net
realise any premium ; without the railways the house, Mr.
Orgill said, was Dot worth 501. a year. Several WitANSISI
proved the great increase in the value of property, and one
of the surveyors declared that property which was worth
2,0001. se ground rest three years ago was wow worth
4,0001. Property had goes up, sad was still larrtholui la
value, and might go on increasiog. Numerous witnesses
were called on both sides, and the evidence was very me-
diode, as to the vales of the property in question. Mr.
Smee had given warty 27.0004 for the property, and had
raised 20.0001. on it. Some of the homes had bees let at
very small meta' by the City of Lowden, when they were
worth considerably more as stated by the surveyors.
On the part of the claimant a verdict of betwees 34.0001.
sad 36,0001. was asked, and it was submitted that the
parches° at nearly 27,0001., showed the value and the worth
of taw public-home, which was an important feature in the
matter. _ _

Itwna urged on Om part of the railway company, that
the claim as promoted was quite "appallleg," and that if
such claims were allowed, there was no knowing whine they
would pd. _

ii; Fury-- messed the empensatioe at 29,660 k

A&SIZE INTELLIGENCE.

HOME CIBCIIIT.—MAnsromrs, Jinx 24.

The commiasion for the county of Kest was opened bars
yesterday. TM pol celsodar is rather heavy, sad contains
one chup of murder and several of macslaughteL Among
the latter is the ease of the men employed upon the Saab
Bastes Railway at thapishorst, whose negligesee is alleged
to have been the cams of She temple amides% which
occurred at that plans to the Dover eapram tanin *short
time ago. The muse het ie expected to be a light can