The Express.
London, England, 1848-06-01 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 1, 1848.

WOLINOHAY thATLIBUIM etirLora Now each; he
3-ireillo, IMIMIMM. three q el the u mils.
blvesreirmiss et 60 cow each,. It to • for 3.3 r. old oohs,
Mill= lOW Wm tiy untried nr oat nf untried
swab 4116 ealy ono allowanao; the Moser ot the Mod.
UMW. te ~nee genre Me evrn —retort cher, Dimwits, Ewa-
misers, Aamalt, Limier (41b.), Corset (4,be), Uneontioolt
Bosionou Ilnitnaus' PLATO 01601., added to a Sweep.
Makes di siva mai &yr olds, Ist; lour, Set 41k; lee, 5,1 101 b;
al: •aad aged, OIL Masers once In IRO Elbe, triter, Elbe sacs.
?Wartime to be NU frof UM., &a. The old WM.
000DWOOD, 1101.
Needitalkene he the GOODWouli Cur of 3001., the surplus
lo by oda et IS eria seek with 100 added. 21 miles._
addb. How aka...
Peep-re...lay boy, TM cpotiard,
The limo, Dionscl, Mater to Hydrangea, Joao-
nia. yds Wimp, MIN Noah, Ellendle. Tarnow% Red Hart,
Crabs, lir Tattoo Itykra, Proje.tile, eh f by Dun John out of Mir
tydia, Bret a Throe, Ile* -Monet, Rowena, slr Arthur, Womb,
Fanny, Mae, ((choler, Peta.Emuluey War Eagle, Armin.
NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING, lAI9.
FRIDAY —The PORTBTAEItII of 100sovs. each. T.Td
Gower, Almon, Pleteileher, Beverlen, epelnny Jack, Glendower,
Mean

Law Entelligente.
EQUITY COURTS.
Before tie Vlue-aessaelliw ut England.
lief• a Puerto —Lettuncrion TO itiolTaAlN THe
CCIOIIISION or WARTB.-11« bill in this case was filed by
the trustees of a settlement on behalf of the infant heir-at-
law, to restrain the defendant, wbe we, tenant tor life, and
his lessee, from ploughing ap or converting into tillage cer-
tai• pasture land upon an estate at K•lsey, in Lincolnshire.
An injunction, ex parte, was new applied fur. in the unroof
the prayer, upon an allegation that the lessee had threatened
to commit the waster complained of, and that praparet ry
measures bad been taken for that purpose.—Mr Bothell and
Mr. Dinkier appeared in support of the application.—The
Vice-Chautellor granted the injunction.

linigpt [truce.

Ex rant. MITI& ILla Matalt AND UnOWNSKITIL—CON
TINWINT DaNT Mina. —The bankrupts were fringe
mer-
chants, in Boiltoro.street, Covent-garden. Previously to
their entering into pertnerhip one of them, Edward Simeon
Meyer, borrowed of the Victoria Lite Aseurunee and Lan
Company 7501., which he brought into the firm a. part of
hie share of the capital. On 'het nectoion he *tared into a
bond, with two sureties, one of whom wen the petitioner.
Fre.lerick Meter, to the trustees of the society, conditioned
for r.pnyment of the 7.i01. by three instalment,. on Jana
10th, 1848, June 18th, 1849, anti Juue 16th, 18.50, or on
the death of the bankrupt Meyer, which should first happen,
and also interest in the meantime, and the annual premiums
on a policy on hi. life, depesitWurity. On June 29,
WI
1847, a deed of covenant W by moth the bnnk-
rupts and the sureties in the ho , rely the latter cove.
nanted to ply 1001 towards the first instalment due under
the bond, and the bankrupts covenanted with the sureties to
pay to the obligees in the bend the interest on the sum
thenb) neared, toe premiums, and the remainder of the
instalments, and al.* to rep.), the our, ties all lows ant
wh'eh they might incui under the bond, will into.
met. The fiat ironed on Oet. 26, 1847. 011 Jan. 17, 1848,
the petiti.iner tendered a pivot against the joint estate for
7721. ls. which And been peid by the petitioner under the
bond to the Aligeritoo the day on which the proul *as tendert 1.
Thequestion had been argued Wore a subdivision court is .0-
eisting of Co'-- 'esioners Evans, Fane, and Shepherd, who
• but the majority, Mesta,. Evans and

differ;cl in opinion ;
Shepherd, concurred in rejecting tie proof. Against this
decision the present petition wua an appeal.—Mr. Bacon aid
Mr. Tripp, for the petitioner, contended that although this
was a csotingent debt, yet, as the contingency had happened,
it was provoablis under 6 Geo. IV., c. 16, s 66. They referred
to "En perte Myers" (I Montavu and Minh) —The Vice-
Chancellor referred to Harriaon's caw (I I) Oex, 100).—
Mr. Russell and Mr. Aspland, for the respondents, ar.:ueil
that what was here sought to he mole the subject of prod
41'43 nut a cantingeot debt, but oily a conting,sit ,
and incapable of valuation, and, therefore, not within the
56th section, se was held in Wallis e. Bwinhurn" (1 Ex.
chequer Reports, ..8/3) ; " Hinton e Aersman" (I Common
Bench, 867); " Lane is. Burghart" (3 Manning and
Granger. 637) ,• " Green e. Bicknell " (8 A•lolphus and
Ellis, 701); and other cuee.—Mr. Bacon having replied, the
Vice-Chancellor said it was very possible that, had I con-
sidered this case with my own unassisted Judgment, and
Independently of authority I should have held that accord-
ing to the true construction of the act of parliament or of
some or one of its seltions the proof ought to be accepted.
I am not, however, certain of this, nor is it material, for a
series of authorities of gr, at weight appear sub.tentia)ly
irreconcilable with what might have otherwise been the
incliiia,ion of my opinion. tio viewing the authorities I
cannot take 01:011 myself to make a decision which would
be a departure front them. I mast. therefore, adhere to the
view which has been taken by the sonority of the COlll.
misaioners.

COURT OF QUESN'S
Killings in Raw.
Tin QVIIEN O. SRAIr, CUM): —Rs GMPTIOrt olt
lOU FROM VIZ PAYMENT or l'otOlt Itarril —Thi• wa• en
appeal from the quarter mations of the county of Leicester
against en order fur the payment, by the defendant, the
rector of a parish in that eouidy, of poor rates on the iithes of
the parish, of which he was the incumbent.—Mr. White.
hunt, Q C., and Mr. B .rlow were heard In support of the
appeal, and contended that the rector was exempt from the
payment of poor rates by an act passed in the 2 ith year of
the reign of Oro. 11 , by which it was provided that the
tithes to he pail to the rector of a parish shauld be '• fns
and clear of and from all deductions, dela:cations, and abate-
ments," dtc.—Mr. M D. Hill, Q C., and Mr. Cotner ha►ing
been heard on behalf of the respondents, the court were 01
opinion that the clergyman should rem ire his tithe free and
clear of all outgoings, and the order of the court of quarter
sessions was Loco/dangly quashed.