The Express.
London, England, 1847-03-16 00:00:00

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HOUSE OF LORDS.
Prteallt Se lard Chserehor, Lord Broachem, and Lord
Lion I .8111111LONDS AND OTHISRB.—/BIONEDIIMUMIT
• E RROA.—This was a writof error on ajudgmant of the Court
of Exchequer Chamber, which court refused to go into the
merits of a case, bolding that it was not competent to the
UrVeallltrel:;fea writ of r
erertfif re a urd,Stintonentetnid eld feigned tsiNsumt
ject could not be deprived of his common law right to a writ
of error upon any judgment, tumbles by express words is the
statute ; that there were no such words in the interploader
act, and the want of them could not be supplied by inference
or irreplieation to be collected from the enactments.
—Mr. Crompton contended that the statute 1 and 2
W. IV. c. 59, made the finding on the trial of the issue di-
rco'cli under that act firel and concludes." Then weer
the words of the att.—Judgment was postponed.
EQUITY COURTS.
More Vioatbaneellor Knight Bruce.
AITOPYIII,OENERAL O. DAT.—LBASEI OP CMILIPPT
LANDS.—This information related to leases of charity
lands in the city of Norwich. Mr. Tarim and Mr. Blunt, for
the AttornspOeneral, proposed that new trustees for the
charity' should be appointed, and the costs of the parties to
the information provided out of the charity funds. Mr. F.
S. William", for Mr. Weirton, the surviving trustee, objected
to his being removed, as no breach of trust had been proved
against him. The Vice-Chancellor directed that Mr. Weston
should be continued es trustee, and said that if a petition
were presented naming six other persons, with proper affida-
vits as to their respectability, be would appoint them true-
tees with Mr. Weston, without a reference to the Muter.
Mr. K. Parker, and Mr. Lewin, and Mr. Wigram, appeared
for the other parties.

COURT OF REVIEW. •
Ear LTLVINOILTON, as ROIII/48014.—LIAIIILIT7 or SNAIL
111101( EMS.— SAL E OP RAILWAY Beni P.—The b2nkrnpts were
sharebrokers at Leeds. On July 2, 1845, they bought, by
the petitioner's order, certain shares in a projected company.
called "The Huddersfield and Bradford Union Railway,"
and sent to the petitioner a notification of the transaction,
milled a " bought note," according to the usual custom, the I
purchase money being therein stated to be payable "on '
scrip." The meaning of this Mat expression was agreed on
both sides to be " payable on the delivery of the scrip ter
tificates." On the 4th of August a great rise had taken
place in the price of the alarm, and the petitioner direct,d
the bankrupts to sell the shares. They accordingly did so, and
sent to the petitioner what is called " a sold note," intimating
that the money was payable "on scrip." The difference
, between the prices at which the sham were bought and 'Pohl