The Express.
London, England, 1850-03-20 00:00:00

which woe very voluminous, that a acs of 6,6641. would
bare ban a safficlast shares opus the estate fur the sale of
asterisk Iran /Orem Hall, wad 4,2771. was wpm to the
essautt received tram the isle of timber, sad coow Tartly
that the muter had charged the estate of the late duke with
sae► no large en mount.
At the cualwioa of the argues( nts, which have occupied
the court for sirenh dip, the Vtee•Chancellor mined his
jaliblobt.
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MOTII7OII-.';;11ITINI1 TITS INJUNCTION TO Bray TRIAL.
Mr. Bothell and Mr. Follett moved for the eines in-
junction to stay trial la this core upon the affidavit et the
eolleritor for thecorporatke.
Mr. Stuart end Mr. Lewin opposed the motion on the
✓ound that the affidavit of the solicitor wee act rafilideat,
and that Ulm ought to hove been an affidavit by the tows-
clerk, who was the only sathorieed °Mom or the eseporatMo.
The motion was also objected to on the round that there
'WY no certificate b the proper nsmter before whom the
mine was refund, of the 'xi:options to the mower Malec
bees allowed.
The Vim Chancellor, on the last objection, refused the
maim, bat gave hem to the plaintiff to move again to-
morrow =May, after haying obtained the certificate of the
master.

ARCHES COURT.—YEargarmy.
Bums &a MCKIM imam FUR.
GORHAM O. THI MIRO! or BUTZ&
The proctor for Mr. Gorham brought in the FFIRINiOS in
this ease under meal from the mart of the Judicial Com-
mittee.
Dr. Bogard applied to tie court to grant a monition to
the registrar of the Bishop of Exeter to transmit the original
presentation to this mart, for the purpose of earryisg out the
sentence prosowseed by the Judicial Committee.
A monition was granted.
VIIOOIIXT FRANKFORT O. VISCOUNTS/A FRANIFORT.
Upon the tit anion of this snit for separation some doom°
slims, was granted to Lady Frankfort of 8001. per annum.
The payment of that alimony haring (Mimi greatly into
arrear,the proctor for Lady Fraakfort now applied,oa behalf
of kW client. who was in a stole of distress, to pronounes
Lord Frankfort in contempt for non-payment of the sum is

UMW.
The proctor for Lord Frankfort prayed to be ►eard against
the application, ea the ground that Lady Frankfort had
Maly received some preperty by her father's death.
On the other side it was contended that property was only
nominally coming to Lady Frankfort, who would sear
naive one shilling of it. The matter was eventually
ordered to stead over by the court.

PREROGATIVE COURT.—YEBTEIDAT.
Boma las IL J. Fu.
FiANCIII STORNI, SPINSTIN, DECLASID.—SINGULAS
MISTALI lx WILL SIGNING._

The deceased in this case, Mrs. Frances Stokes, late of
Melton Mowbray, died on the 16th of Jane last, Leaving • '
ester, bar only next of kin, and entitled to distribettion.
The deceased and this lady formerly resided together, and
having determined to make their wile to the same effect,
leaving their property to each other, gave instructions to a
solicitor at Melt= Mowbray to prepare two duplioste wills;
the papers were accordingly drawn up, and after remaining
some time in their custGdy, were executed by the sisters;
by a mistake, however, each sister a r.cuted the other'. will
instead of their own. This accident was not discovered
until after the death of Mrs. Stokes. The solicitor who
draw them up was then applied to, snit he, thinking to
remedy what be considered • mere mistake, altered the
Wish= names, and thus set the instrument right to all
apanarance.
Upon the application for robots of the will as it originally
stood, the learned judge said, this was • will, the effect of
which was to give the deceased the whole of the property
belonging to herself. Be must reject the motion.
Several caws came before the court upon questions
relating to the denatures of deceased parties, in all of which
it we. held that where a email space only was left between
the body of the will and the signature, and the signature
was written opposite the names el Me subscribing miasma,
the court would deem probals se pais.