The Express.
London, England, 1849-01-19 00:00:00

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grIIINO CIIKVITS Or 11111 JUDOM 1049.
Yesterday Lord Denman and the several judges of the Courts of
QUKII.II Bench, Common Nem, and F.:chequer, met in the chamber
of the latter Court, to determine the circuits upon which they should
respectively proceed in the several counties of England and Wales.
wb n, utter conaiderable discussion, the following arrangements went
propoted and finally agn..l upon.
Ilona Clad tr.—Mr. Baron Psrke and Mr. Justice Wiehtman, to
bold the WWI for the several ouunties oomprhied in the circuit in
the Mowing order: At Hertford, Chelmsford, Maidstone, Lewes,
Klogstocon-Thames.
MlOLANDCiecun.—Judged : Sir T. Wilde, Lord Chief Junket of
the Gomm n Pleas, and Mr. Jtettioe Maule. Moises to be held at
Northampton, Oakbam, Lincoln and city, Derby, Leicester, Coventry
division of
Warwickshire at Coventry, and War wiek division at War.

NooeOi.a Comm.—Judges ; Sir P. Pollock, Lord Chief Baron of
the Eschomer, and Mr. Baton Rolfe. Assizes to be by at Aylesburr,
Bedford, lluntingdon, Catuttridge, Bury lit. Edmund's, Norwich and
city.
Citroen Claccrr.—Judges : Mr. Justice Coltman, and Mr. Barra
Platt. Meisel to be held at Reading, Gated, Worcester, Stained,
Slirewslo.ry, Hereford, Monmouth, Gloucester and city.
HORMEL" CISCVIT.—Judges: Mr. WOO Aderem, and Mr. Jos.
tiee Coleridge. Amines to be held at Tort, Durham, Newcastle, Car.
lisle. Appleby, tiowhan Division of LNIICAIACT at Liverpool, ad
Northern Division at Lancaster.
WiNTLIN Ciacm.—Judges bird Denman. Lord Chief Justice of
England, and Mr. Justice Williams. MANUS to be held at Winebta.
get, baliebUry, Doecheater, Exeter and city, Bodmin, and Taunton.
Sovrir Wales Aso Comma,.--Judge Mr. Justice Rile ; to hold
the awasee at Ba soma, Carmarthen, liaverforthrtet, Cardigan, Bre-
con, Preateign, and meet Mr. Justice Creswell. who proceeds on the
North Wales Circuit at Chaster, aod hold the assize fur the county
cad city.
NORTH WALEA CllCVlT.—Judge : Mr. Justice Crescent, to hold as.
since at Welcbpool, Bala, Dolgelly, Carnanon, Bearuniria, Anthem,
Mold, and afterwards Join Mr. Justice Erie at Cheater.
VACATION Jupos.—The Hop. Mr. Justice Paueron will remain in
town and sit daily during the vacation at his chambers in Serjeanes.
inn, and dispose of all interlocutory MAIM ariAng in the three
courts during the absence of the other judges on circuit an vocation
Judge.

EQUITY COURTS.—YnseenDAY.
Before the L.:edam=nor.
LORD BROOKI v. Tan EARL AND CotaCrßee OF WAR-
WICK AND OTHERS—CONSTRUCTION OP A WlLL.—This
was a friendly suit for the adminieuslion of the eet.te of the
late Lord Monson. The chief question in the cause wu
whether Lord Brooke was entitled to the residue of the taw!
tator's estate under a bequest thereof, " freed le d discharged
from all the testator's dents and liabilities," the fund which
was specifically app.opriated by the will Isr pee meet of these
having proved deficient to the extent of a IsF,rtnette on the
flatten estates foe 21,6001. Vice Chancellor K. Bruce held
that the bequest of the residue (worth a
boutbo 3,00 g) was ap-
plicable pro Mato to the payment of mrtgage. (The
re.rticular words of the will end the other material facts,
with an outline of the argument upon the appeal in this
court, lest Wednesday, were reported in the Express
yesterday.)---The Lord Chancellor, now giving his judg-
ment, said the question in the appeal was, what construction
was to be Rut on the w appropriatedoe events which happened of a
directing
deficiency in the fund te the I ayeteut of the
debts--a deficiency which the testator did not cmttemplate.
By his will he disposed of his property at Oatton " freed and
discharged from his debts," particularly a mortgage debt of
the surplus monies arising from these, together large amount. Ile then disposed of his Lincolnseire estates,
with other property, to be applied in payment of all his
debts; supposing, no doubt, that that would be a sufficient
fund to discharge the debts. The testator then gave some
si ecific leg ,ciee ; and, lady, gave the residue to Lord Brooke,
" freed and discharged from his debts and liabilities," as he
directed the previous gifts to be. The eititest was between
the devisees of the flatten estate and the residuary legstee.
It appeared to him (his lordship) on the hearing of the case en
Wednesday that theYice•C hancellor's decision was right ; and
now, after reading the will, there appeared no reason to
alter that opinion. The question wee whether the residue
wee not liable to pay the debt. 'I here is a manifest intentioa
expressed in the will that the Gallon estate should be freed
and disi.harged from the mortgage ; so that there is no
question at all that the devisees of that utnto