The Express.
London, England, 1857-04-18 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

WAR-OFFICE, Arm!. 17.
3rd Regiment of Dragoon Otiards—Veterinery Bargees R.
J. G. fiurfurd, from the 9th Light Dugouts, to be vete-
rinary surgeon, Tux. Shaw, who exchanges.
7th Dragoon Gnarls—Cornet Richard Charles Wham,
from the 4th Light Dragoons, to be comet, vice Chilton,
to the 4th Dragoon Guards.
9th ht Surgeon Austin Cooper
Shaw, from the 3rd Dragoon Ouude, to be veterinary stir-
' gam, vice Burford, who exchanges.
16th Light Dragoons—Regimental Sergeent-Mojor James
Mann to be cornet, without purchase, in succession to
Lieutenant Mewl*, deceased.
Mil Train—Captain Henry Alexander. from half-pay,
Mill
Light Dragoons, to be csptaiN vice John Wood, who
resigns; Grahame Craig, Earl., late Chid Amounts:it
Land Trensport Corps, to be paymaster.
Royal Artillery—Lioutettant Ernest Augustus Montague
Lloyd has born euweeded, being absent without leave.
Scots Fusilier OutizEnsign and Lieutenant Henry Game
Bowden to be instructor of musketry.
26th Regiment of Foot—Henry George Ranted/A gent., to
ho ensign, by purchase, vies Layarcl, promoted. The lest
Christian name of Lieutenant Lye,* whose promotion
wan published in the Gazette of 10th inst., it Charles.
32nd Foot—Ensign Joseph Breckenbury to be hutment,
without pnrchsee, vice Crowdy, dammed ; Ensign James
Strechan, from the 44th Foot, to be ensign, without pur-
chase, vice Brackenbuy.
66th Foot—Captain George Anthony blorgan, from half-
pay of the 65th Foot, to be captain, vim Biseett, who ex-
changes.
69th Foot—Eneign Robert Coming to be lieutenant, by pur-
chase, vice Tucker who retiree ; Henry Beton Wakefield,
gent., to be ensign, by purchase, vice Coming.
60th Foot—Ensign and Adjutant Matthew Tilford to have
the rank of lieutenant ; Ensign Frederick Simon A.
Orchard to be lieutenant, without purchase, via Clutha
James Fhillipps, deceased.
71st Foot—Lieutenant Francis Bonham to be captain, by
.•

purchase, rice F. C. Clerko, who retires.
720 d Foot—Captain Oswald Diuton Fielder', from half-pay
72nd Foot, to be captain, Vioo Robert Douglas, who ea-

73rd Foot—Liciataniat J. J. Lloyd Williams to be captain,
by purchase, vice Knox, who retires ; Ensign William
John Lane Milligan to be lieutenant, by purchase, VICO
; Thomas Mansell Warren, gent., to be ensign,
by purchase, trice Milligan.
77th Foot—Assistant-Surgeon George Clarence Hyde, from
the staff, to be eminent-surgeon, vice Burton, who ex-

hanges.
78th Foot—Lieutenant William lll'Gregor Archer to be cap-
tain, without purchase, vice Forvie, deceased ; Enrign
llugh Simpson to be lieutenant, without purchnso, vice
Archer ; Ensign James Sinclair to be lingemant, by pur-
chime, vice Davidson, who retires.
88th Foot—Captain Henry
.11ooper Day, from half-pay of
the 88th Foot, to be Captain, vow Drevet•Major Nathaniel
Steens; whose brevet rank has been converted into sub-
stantive lank, under tho royal warrant of Bth October,
1854.
89th Foot—Lieutenant George Hamer Poring to be in-

strutter of musketry. -
92nd Foot—Es
ge Flinch Roberta to be lieutenant, by
=ssvies Swift, promoted, by purchase, to an
'eatipeny; Alexandar Abserromby Boyd,
put., to be emiga, by perehms, vies Roberta.
Fool—Lieutaeant Peter Edwiud Ws to be adjulast,
vies UK who resign. the adjutancy ally.
ails brer—Aasistaet-Surgeos Almoner Crawford Ro-
berts" tem the Hat to be
_sertoesistotergeon‘goys
Brows, who vasigwe; Assnbat.-smgesa Jan
fres the Etag to to mennstourgeon, vies Thempses,
wbo
hid Wiart !India Regiment—Major Joh& Lewes,lmen UN-
pay manta hod, to be major, nee Miller, who szohungea.
ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE.
Brevet-Colatal Charter Rockfort Scott, half-pas SleirCerpe,
to he liestmant-governor, vies Brevet-Colonel Presser,
enettweind, who radium that appotetumut.
UNATTACHED.
Ca=ll isavat-kaidenant-Ceinesi Jams John Graham,
millaslidr to have Os weglantlve rank of
me*.
' Iterse•llleemPlibsedil Nerreasot Os NIL Foot, to have
I& bad ink ouiredel
to leak, under the
mai lioniat if&
ihrit
Azolluezta
Gime agaii. N.D., from the
=Aggillattrat, be riamlousigesk vise Hyde, who ex-

BREVET.
The undermentioned officers of the East India Company's
Berrie% retired on full pay, to have a step of honorary rank
as follows •
To be Colonels—Lieutenant-Colonel James Benne% Madras
Infantry; Lieutenant-Colonel William Russell, Madras
Infantry; Lieutenant-Colonel Juan Honied, Bombay
Intently.
To be " • '

_ Lowther Morass Forrest,
ho 186 a"
CMOs Pnisekk Irby, Madras la-
=ool2l, Nadas Light Cavalry ;
Ma Mat lllip, Mans Infantry.

ADMIRALTY, APRIL 17.—APPOINTWENTS.—Mate
R. Onolow (MSG), from the Impeders, mow steam frigate,
to the Verities, 8, paddle-wheal lama isep, st Woolwich.
The mmiliiiptrrport Ifearaehrt, at Woolwich
Areeeel. hes three eorepisle bitteries of artiltay, a
large qvggWriaseibLutrve atom, awl the p.m«. mike al
th• hemp Is the bow freknel to take
ea burl Wet tereg in. TfeeeWlmmt el the
will be eatisteriley, & the Imps will eembeeS
the gist at efelealtrraT&orip4zwit
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anis Ulk .12splalaam=
ilue mil Cep& MidiGetes'e augueles. MeraloresloCeimi
W. T. ffloril, 13th battalion, ear is egptimied ee theeklef
esernmief the Bv.ietial ArUiliecomizyl= taw prep le
the Moon, C. 8., mai
Dril'rekeuktt, of the tramped agertateat.

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Kato Intliliktnte.

EQUITY COURTS.—Aran
(Baur' the Lord Chancellor.)

LLOYD V. SOLICITOUS' ♦\D DAN *MAL LIMO LUC RANCD

AUCtETY AND OTHERS.

This was an appeal balm the Master of the Rolls, The
hill in the came was bled by Rebe-ea Lloyd, widow of
John Lloyd. deceased, under the following circumstance*.
Ons Jamie Feddingion vas entitled under the trusts of the
will of Elizabeth !torten to a life interest in certain propene,
which in Sept.lB42,he mortgaged to the Solicitors' Assurance
Comiany to beam a tarn of 250/. On the 17th .Linuary
1848,Eidingion told to John Lloyd, then the husband of 16;
plaintiff, hie life interest forasuni of 865/.,outof which theme
for principal andinterest due to the assurance company waste
be paid. Thu plaintiff wan entitled, under her marriage settle-
went, to the rents and profits of freehold, copyhold, and
leasehold estates in Middlesex and Essex, and also to the
income arising hem*. aumof 15,112/. in the funds; and items
alleged that the money to purehnee Eddington. life interest
was advanced by her to her husband. A dis.l, purporting to
be executed in °rioter, 1850, was executed by John Lloyd,
in which he stated that the purchasa-nioney in question was
advanced by hi. wife, and he assigned the lifu interest of
Eddington to .trustesafor her wile and sepandc use, Thelma
due to the Solicitors' Assurance Company was not paid
at the time of the purchase of the life interest, but it was st-
ringed that the dividends of that life interest should go to
par the principal and interest until it wan discharged, In
1850* bill was tiled by one Samuel Nielson, agemet Lloyd,
in which it was alleged that in February, 1849, Eddingion
had atoagned to him all right he might bare in the life in-
terest and ell benefit derivable from any contract entered tale
between him and John Lloyd, and it prayed that Lloyd
might be declared a truster for Nicknon of any of the par-
chiuie-money.of FAdington'm life intriest that might be etill
due, and that ho had a lien on that life interest. The bill was
disaffirmed by Vice-Chancellor Parker, and on appeal to the
Lords Justice. reference was made to the martyr, Fill,*
which no steps 'had been taken in the cause. • The plaintiff
alleged that rho Wel, not aware of that suit until after John
Lloyd's death, utestate and insolvent, The otks tof the
present *nit wan to have it declared that the partials -mace
of Eddington'a life interest was the plaintiff a money, tad
not that of her Mislead, and to obtain payment from the
trusteee of the will of Elizabeth !torten of the dividends
derivable from Eddington'e life interest. The Master of the
lions made a decree in favour of the pLintiti, sod the Fell=
appeal was brought.
-Mr. Selwyn and Mr. O. 0. Morgan sappirted the decree;
Mr. Teller and Mr. Watford were for the appeal ; 24.
Follett and Mr. Adana were for the trustees. . _

The Lord Chancellor was of opinion, on the weight of the
evidence, that tho money which wee paid fur the pnrchear of
the life intermit by John Lloyd was the money of Line*
and be entirely concurred in all points with the decree of the
Muter of the Roth,.
Appeal dismissed with caste.

(Before Vice-Chancellor Kinderaley.)
II PART! THE VICAR OF RT. MARTIN STAMFORD EARON.
Mr. Whiteley appeared in support of a petition praying
that the income liming from the purchase and use of certain
property belonging to the above vicarage, which had been
taken by the Midland Counties Railway might be paid from
time to time to the secretary of the bialiop of the diocese, to
be applied in paying the curate, &e., of the gwriah. The
petition was presented by the vicar. non, the vicar himself
,em' g temporarily ineapacitated by illness, and the only gum
don was whether the court could safely direct payment of
Interest to the bishop's secretary. The petitioner desired
that this should be done, as that gentleman had heretofore
the income of the vicarage during the tires illness.
-The Vim-Chancellor made the order.
RE EARLIIT'n RETTLE.MENT.—TRUSTER ACT.—COSTR.

Mr. Smj•the appeased in support of a petition praying the
appointment of new trustees of a trust fund, and asking that
the wets might be paid out of the corpus of the fund. The
petition wee protected by the tenant for life.
Mr. H. It. Young, on behalf of the party entitled to the
corpus after the death of the tenant for life, objected to the
costa coming out of the fund. The appointment of new
truetees woe not desired by his client, who was sufficiently
protected if things remained in statu quo. The tenant for
life ought, therefore, to pay the expense of a step which
emeluaively benefited him.
Mr. Were appeared for the mentors of the survivor of the
deceased tresses.
The Vice-Chancellor made the order, and directed the
costs should ooine out of the corpus, his honour being of
opinion that the appointment of new triodees wee for the
benefit of all parties claiming under the settlement.

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCII.—Arau. 17.
(Sittings in Banco.—Before Lord Campbell and Juncos
Wightman, Erle, and Crompton.)
BOVILL C. KEYWORTII.-PATENT CABE.

This we an action for tbeinfringement of a patent fur im-
provements in the machinery employed in the manufacture
flour, in which a verdict was found for the plaintiff. A rule
was eubsequently obtained for a new trial, and argued at
considerable length, and the mart referred its judgment.
Lord Campbell now intimated that the court wished to hear
one counsel on each eide, with regard to a technical point
of law which had not been argued.

this ease, which was en action for criminal conversation
tried fa Middlesex before Lord Campbell, the jury' by the
dlneekia of the learned judge, found a verdict for the
delemdant, but assessed the damages at 201., in the event of
the wart shove being of opinion that the verdict should hs
ix the plaintiff.
Kr. Z. James now applied, in pursuance of leave remised
rja Campbell, for a rule to show cause why the verdict
net be set aside, and entered for the plaintiff with
Me Mi. damage.. The declaration simply stated that the
idemdant debauched and carnally Imo. the plaintiff e wile,
thepilea being not guilty, and the only question was whs.
that upon this issue the plaintiff wee bound to give grid
',theca of Lis marriage. The learned judge held that It
we net noomsary he should prove the montage, and, ne
enigma having been given on the subject, directed a verdict
dot thelileintiff.
XL James submitted that u the plea did not put in brae
the marrisge, the plaintiff could not under the rules of the
court be called upon to prove his marriage, and was them.
fore entitled to a rule in his favour.