The Express.
London, England, 1857-05-30 00:00:00

(Beim the Master of' dui Role.)

/Amor was gives to-day in this ewe, which was
agar to to. cern *thee tens, when the facts were re-
FOIL Timiewly wasalea Involved wr whether • devise in
hest kr ea alba traded kr tbs bora of the buir-st haw,
W Mares to tier, or the arm
Ms Roam rid abet the points to be oresidered were
wfsamor • Ina of Inds ear am alien We. sbeolutely void,
mad If mot varier it could It
wear in favour
of the trews. If it yes veil, It could ady be by
arum of scar sentatery amootasut to that dirt,
or by roam law, sad to ear starts existed, nor wee
Wes any autheray at am that the treat wee void at cale-
nds few. dear vi a 'apt arts to no Asa was not
vit. Warn tits law yea that the aka earl lake though
be said met bold ; owl If a akar dries wee valid, there
wr as grroads a villa • tart raid be beld void. It
wr rid dot the tart orb at tabs am* tad therefore
wee add ; but east Marge was snaMgeor, for
a tar right ail to two ways, either by rag
veil to kialf, or beams Mks woad rue to ins
dirbleil saharag The hear question was
away &reed of, of It arras* esaalist whether this
tart amid be rimed to di did crows. When a
bull =lb it mat be animal la favour of the mar qus
treat, or my parer *Wag by or aria bra This was a
named ragesitisa It vas add that the alien would de-
rive no brat ken the true, became if rimer the crown
word have the bad. It wet true the slim would
dear we area brolit, but the court enforces trusts
wither regard to the voles whir the cord quo awe seal
Astir; sod prectioally the rim might derive great r-
ehab" because tram wield probably penult the tai
to to sold, sad give the races& to the devisee. His boom
thee dinar re autaritir i mot bag* and rid Mall.
tire wee se area doubler ca the the
=
W crows to bar wash a tort onsested la
was senor b may of the saes. His beam
brat mark to agues with a aria doiliemals•
hsmodke litrrt (" Ram v. ha okbei
harmedC judge had hold Shot a tar for ea d
alka ad met Ire
to the crown. That ease, breevarolld sr nripiellhe de-
cision of the port, sad is appeal the Lords Jude. bad
L abstamed tram say sarassace of the deartoo. The seri-
deratiam of the racy of the law renfirmed the coal sir to
which boa beawar bad arrived oa principle sad authority,
that the tar might be .routed and that the crows wr
entitled to &err.
Mr. Parr, Mr. Litt* Mr. E. R. Tamer, Mr. Follett,
sad Mr. Wickens wire the counsel in the MUM.

(Baton Vice-Chancellor Hindi"'ley.)
SIR ?ROW RAkION WILSON'S SSTATS.--PDACTICT

•
Mr. C. Percival appeared in support of a potitice for the
Investment of earns paid tete court under the Copyboid Act,
in respect of the compuleory mdkenchisement of copyholds
forming part of the above mini,. The petition, in addition
to the maul preyer, asked that future sums which might be
received from the mane source should without further order
be Invested, and the dividends paid to the tenant for life.
The Master of the Rolla had recently made such an order in
• angler cam.
The Viee•Chaseellor doubted whether such en order could
be worked satisfactorily in the Acouuntant-Generers our.;
ultimately, however, though with wino heeitation, he fol-
lowed the precedent set by the Master of the Rolls, and
ordered in the tenor of the prayer.

kg THI UMIIING1111114•TIONAL 1101001..
This was the petition of the trustees of the site of the
Birmingham National School, which had been taken by the
Landon and North Western Railway, and it prayed the sp•
pliestion of a pora of the punhaee•money as a subeerir
tam towards the erection of a new school, for which • nte
had already been purchased.
Mr. Drier, Mr. Bally, Mr. Shoe, Mr. Wickene, and Mr.
Speed peared for the parties interested.
The Tioe-Chancellor made the order.

(Bohn Vice-Cbancellor Sir Jolts Stuart.)
as TIM lIIMUSOPUID DIVITOILA. DISCHARUM SOCIPTT.B
ACT. 1804

Me vas do pillion of Benjamin Bond Cabbell, Esq.
tat the Yeller and governors cud treasurer of the
y Ow the Illselirge and Relief of Feral]. in Priwu
porn Delis), ea When of the sesiety. It appeatel thst the
ceder) Ina butied MI, and they had con-
tinued air benewelent objects to a recent period,
bat by masa d the elation of imprisonment on mean
presses he weeA alt . end ot other ameliorations of the low,
the eppliseeis kr ar lime led greatly decreased, and the
twee deb eeelety W ht am time exceeded it. eipendi-
tore. The elonweslitlelid at of 1866 wee paired ander
they dreme and It anikorned a uutionty of tota-
lities el the see at • postal reeetutg to apply the
=Wes woad banns by of dosido• towards Wahl ia-
tsg or waft eater Isedeehae. It
ken the aseeendeposendad te glierst weehogrAVil
Let, tin aon et 4111. b. $l. the surplus traeone Lrr
the year ma, et s meths held es the likh of the pe-
rt, ma* a doe nreseng of the society reeked thee the
eitre=lne bass= Amid M didributed to the under-
sieddes :
To East Maidstone £loo 0 0
To St.=
To Ilte
Toth, Moneeellite=pine !And Society,
No. 7,
_inetsr-hen GO 8 3
To the Reap' &hod Onion, No. I, Ender-
lin BO 0 0
To the North London Ihkrazahey, 19, New-
rand, Bt. Nacres
Yr. Charles Hall mewed in support of the petition, ask-
ing that the affray •fie so made alight be spproved by the
The pies-Chindelor sends the order approving of the ape
pariahs' es wind.

Is as noose @ammo isTArn.

11r. Manna and Mr. Prendergast appeared on this petition.
It ersd that an nee had been made at the Vicie-Chsn-
estWa Chambers directing aunties of the present application
to be inserted O certain bat newepapease, and also In the
Lambe allele, under the act to Ocilitate ths loses end sake
of mailed edam, pasted in 1866. There was sn erfOr in the
advertisement in the Loam Neale, in which the name of
Fickle@ was printed TOOL
The Vice-Chanociter Old that the clerical error in the
&MU prevented the coot from entertaining the petition;
but as • married lady was in attendance to give hoc muscat
to the petition, he took that cement to cloy, and postponed
the bearing of the petition until after a fresh advertisement
should have appeared in the Leaps Gazette.