The Express.
London, England, 1867-01-11 00:00:00

COURT OF PROBATE

(efo th.li;u-ITi
This morning Bthere court relegarn
Christmas holidays. The new
divorce ease for hearing before
two in the last paper ; seven cases
juries as against four ; 28 to be It
as against ?2 ; and 84 to be tried
68. In all there are 133 cases, of
separation, five for restitution of
for deers% of nullity of marriage.
number of cases is attributable to
the probate business last term. It
rather heavy.

arn Dr. Spinkm Q.C.,trand ;fry.. j'arilli
Dr. Deane, Q.C., and Mr. Searle fo
The testator, a retired eatiug-ho
-street, Nottingham, died in M
'etl, but be bad adopted his
lived with him u bis daughter s
'We girl. He bad property to the
hich he bequeathed to her. Probs
however, wa insisted by Wm. Pell,
the grounds of undue execution, nn,
capacity, and want of knowledge of
paper.

(The case wee proceeding wheal

COURT OF BANKI
(Before Kr. 00111tIll/SIOTICI

IN RE ROSANNA 1;L147%.
The bankrupt, described as a dress
Grosvenor-square, awl King's-cross
from the legal proceedings in which
against the Earl of Zetland, in w
lived its lady's maid to the countem
failure to the ill success which bas eti
Thedebtaare about 300/.;thecrerliton
*afar law costs. Amongst them an
born, I.Sf. ;
_and the Earl of &Man
sitting an adjournment was ordered,
of the bankrupt that something !nigh
tlie prooeedings still pending against
Mr. Aldridge, for the official assign
anrceition.
hadßagley, who appeared for the 1
he no desire to press his oppositio
was that she would let him alone. .
she had not done. (Laughter.) lab,
eul as a creditor for 11:11., but thef
east, to the amount of 43/., taxed
ought to be included.
His Honour asked the bankrupt
undertaking to discontinue all prom
that she would be a wiser and Imprim
„.Ilisa Fray said she should certainli
me. Begley aid that the bankrupt
lag last Lord Zetland so long ago
tkie„. iho late Berjeant Wilkins,
"" Me. %ME appeared :
t'eeept :Mt. as damages, which
..nehmen, she had quarrelled is;
pules ; and in an affidavit nook b
had admitted that that artancemen
allbstanding this she whichp
;*,,inst Lord Zetland, were all
of course entailed costs on
7fter a kw( address from Miss
f4ersd.., the whole of the proceeding
and bitterly inveighed again
Zatlawd, who, she said, bad IJ

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LAW I
(T :
FAN I
(Before Vic •
RE OVERJEN
Mr. Swanton asked t
undsy neat, might he
raey4:eneral not being
t would perhaps be ailo
Vellter:Chancellor sa
ggestcd, but in order t
rat business fur Thumps
heard.
Mr. Swenston said it w .
The motion was uxo
COURT OF I.
.ittinp in RADOM—I : • . •
Justices Bleckb
This was the first day
hancellor only receives
sabers of the bar at a
ichaelmas and Easter to
t 10 o'clock.
NEW QE E
Mr. Dowderirell and .
'thin the bar as Queen's
TAYLOR i'. THE METRO
1 Mr. Crompton moved fo
the Metropolitan
e their warrant to
. as compensation for
- nover-square, which t
der their act of 11414.
lined to take the p .
ether, under the 59th
..,, aim land was equivalen
"'l e had been granted in
desirable to have the point
Rule granted.
EX PARTS
Mr. Watkins William
... two attorneys of
. y they should not ens
rtain affidarita Mr. : .
clog considerable pr.
. ing of age. He came o
torneys continued to act f
changed his solicitors.
• e attorneys had received 1
as unable to get from th
ent of 150/. or any state
ntleman read a comispoi
een the parties, in which
ys had misapplied 9001.,
the transaction.
Mr. Justice Blackburn
tore of a criminal charge.
1 distinctly set forth bef. .
.ruey to make answer, ...
absolute in the first, . .
*clear prima facie case ..
.be the case here. Had th
account been adopted?
Mr. Williams said he be
reed taking this course.
Rule refused.
COURT OF CO
ittings in Banoo. —( Before
Justices Willem, X
THE NEW
At the sitting of the court
AM sworn in Lord Chief J
• ark administered the oath.
BAGRELEY •
This case arose out of the f
mats of a Staffordshire •
..l.'s rates, and the ow
.11er. The defendant baugh
•I two afterwards sold it to .
.filers. The boiler was p • .
1 not fixed there, but the d.
are to be enlarged before it .
e plaintiffs went for their
•ed with legal proceedings
•d therefore they abstained
menced the present action
not completing his agreement
Mr. Justice Blackburn at Li
the plaintiff, damages 40/.
Mr. Holker now moved for a
the defendant or for a new t
boiler was liable to he seized fo
plaintiff had a right to remo
plaintiff had been threatened
waved the boiler was nothing .
there was a legal right to ren.ov
Rule granted.
COURT OF EX
Sittings in Banco.—(Before t.
Barons Martin, Chan
This was the first day of Hi
And Mr. Prideaux, who bad
queen's counsel, were called
customary formalities.
WEAVER r.
This was a " running down " .
tion of some Importance. The
injury done to a horse by t
• cabman in the service of the
was taken before • magistrate
of the Hackney Carriage Act
38, committed him to prison,
to pay lot. for damages done to
)had been run into. It was alleg
that the horse said to be inju
in the plaintiff's cab at the tini .
another, and the 10/. was award.
carriage. At the trial of this
before Mr. Baron Martin at the
the jury found • verdict for the
Mr. Pearce, in pursuance o
learned I
judge, moved to enter •
was whether the plaintiff, having
in question compensation for one
Injured, could bring an action
respect of the other part. The 1
that as the plaintiff had elected
the peace, and had received tho 1
tin this alike.
Mr. Baron Martin said his imp
plaintiff had obtained redress un
Act, he could not recover fur
action,
The Court granted • rule nisi.