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LAW INTELLIGENCE—(This Day.)

COURT OF CHANCERY.
(Before the Lords Justices of Appeal.)
BAKER V. BAKER.-JUDGMENT.

Their Lordships gave judgment this morning in this
case, which came befuro them upon appeal from the de-
cision of the Master of the Rolls, by which he declared
that, upon the true construction of the will of a gentle-
man named George Baker, his widow was entitled out of
his estate to an annuity of 2001. before the tes'lttor's
mother and sister took anything. The testator by his
will appointed his elder brother, the plaintiff; a trustee
for all the property he possessed in trust to sell it, and
out of the proceeds to pay to his widow an annuity of
2001. as long as she should live or remai❑ his widow,
and upon her death or second marriage it was to be
equally divided among his brothers and an only sister.
The property was not sufficient to pay the annuity to
the widow, and in this state of circumstances it was
contended that the true construction of the will must
be to create the relation of tenant for life and remain-
der man, and not that of annuitant and residuary
legatee. The Master of the Rolls held that the widow
was entitled to be paid her annuity before any other
member of the testator's family took any interest in the
fund, and from that decision the brothers and sister of
the testator appealed.

The Lord Jiistico Knight Bruce was of opinion that
the judgment of the Master of the Rolls was correct,
and that the appeal ought to be dismissed.
The Lord Justice Turner was of a contrary opinion.
The result of this difference is that the judgment of
the Master of the Rolls is affirmed.

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.
(Sittings at Guildhall, before Lord Campbell and a
Special Jury.)

GOODHALL AND ANOTHER V. HYDE AND ANOTHER.

This was an action brought by the plaintiffs, mer-
chants and sugar factors, carrying on business in the
City, against the defendants, underwriters at Lloyd's,
to recover damages on the average loss on two poli-
cies of insurance on a cargo of sugar, shipped in the
Queen Bee at Bahia, for delivery at any port in
Europe. The policies of insurance were in the usual
terms, free from damage or loss to the extent of 5
per cent. Previous to the arrival of the ship, the
plaintiffs sold the cargo through a London merchant
to the Netherland sugar Refinery at Amsterdam, for
7,4861. 9s. 3d., exclusive of freight. On the voyage
the ship encountered bad weather, and. a portion of
the cargo was washed out of the vessel. At Amster-
dam, the deficiency of the cargo was ascertained to
be 19 per cent, from all circumstances, 12 per cent.
of it damaged by water. The present. action was
brought to assess the real amount of damage for which
the defendants were liable.
The Jury had not returned their verdict when we
went to press.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.
(Sittings at Guildhall, before the Lord Chief Baron and
a Special Jury.)
DRIVES V. THE MIDLAND RAILWAY COMPANY.
This was an action brought by the plaintiff, an at-
torney residing at Ashby-dc-la-Zuuch, and also deputy,
clerk of the county court and clerk to the divisional jus-
tices of Leicester and Derby, to recover damages of the
defendants for injuries received on their railway.
It appeared from the evidence that the plaintiff and
his wife arrived at Leicester on the 2d January, on their
way to London, and bad to wait there some time in
con,:equence of the up express train being late. An
accident had occurred that night on the railway between
Ullathorre and Rugby, whereby a horse-box had been
thrown across the rails, which, not being removed by
the time the express train came up, ran into it with con-
siderable violence. Tho collision threw the plaintiff and
his wife forward, and by the rebound the plaintiff had
come in contact with the back of the carriage, causing
considerable concussion of the brain. Mrs. Dewes
also received considerable injury. All the bones in
her stays were broken, and her knee was so much
injured that she had Leon unable to kneel since.
After some considerable delay the train proceeded to
Rugby, when they were visited by a medical gentleman
named Dickinson. He did not call on them the follow-
ing day, and they proceeded on to town by the three
o'clock train, when, being unable to transact his
business, from the injuries the plaintiff had received,
they returned to their homes. Since that time the plain-
tiff had suffered considerably. He was unable to attend
to business or suffer the least noise.

The defendants did not dispute the accident, or the
injuries received by the plaintiff, and the question was
the assessment of damages.
The jury bai not returned their verdict when our
parcel was despatched.