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Lordship then ordered the motion to stand over, in
order to give the plaintiff an opportunity of bringing
an action upon the covenants on the lease.
MASTERMAN V. LEWIS.—JUDGMENT.
The LORD CHANCELLOR also gave judgment in
this case, the question in which related to the costs
of an interpleading suit. His Lordship, after stating
that great irregularities had taken place in the pro-
ceedings in this suit, and that it afforded an excellent
specimen of the evils arising from not strictly adher-
ing to the established practice of the Court, observed
that as thetquestion was now confined to the costs of
the proceedings before the Master, and the costs of
Price, whose claim was disallowed, :and who did not
appeal, the usual order in cases of interpleader ought
to be made between the parties, and nice being the
Party who made the claim, ought to pay Lewis his
costs, no order being made between the plaintiff and
the defendant.

MORRISON V. MORRISON.

The Loan CHANCELLOR also gave judgment in this
ease, which has been in Court thirty-two years, and
Which was argued before his Lordship for several
days some time since, upon a petition of appeal from
the decision of Vice-Chancellor Wigram, who had
permitted the taking over again a consignee's ac-
counts, on the ground that they had been taken in
the absence of an interested party. It appeared that,
by a settlement made in the year 1813, and a will in
1814, the testator, George Morrison, settled certain
large estates in the island of Tcbago for the benefit
of his four children. The defendants, Edward
Ellice and George Ross, are the surviving trustees,
and on a bill being filed to administer the testator's
property, the usual decree for that purpose was
made in the year 1817. Settlements were made
on the marriage Of the four children, reserving a
life interest to the parents, and remainder to their
children, and in the case of Mrs. Wyllie, her
husband's interest was to determine on bankruptcy.
In 1819 Edward Ellice was appointed consignee of
the estates, and continued in such office till the year
1830, when he obtained his discharge. Various pro-
ceedings were had in the cause, and in the year 1831
a petition was presented by all parties interested, com-
plaining of everything that had previously been done
since the decree of 1817, and praying that all the ac
counts might be taken over again. Mr. Ellice, con-
ceiving that his character was impeached, submitted
to an order for retaking the accounts ; eleven of such
accounts were accordingly taken and passed, and the
twelfth and last was only postponed, owing to some
unavoidable delay. Notwithstanding that these ac-
counts were strictly investigated, the present William
Morison Wyllie applied to the Vice-Chancellor to
°Pen these accounts once more, on the ground that
they bad been taken in his absence, he being a party
interested in their correctness. The Vice-Chancellor,
Without entering into the merits of the accounts,
made the order now appealed from, on the ground
that Mr. Wyllie had not the opportunity of attending
before the Master. His Lordship, after going
at considerable length into the case, stated his
opinion clearly to be, that no relief ought to be
given upon the petition. The petition must, there-
fore, be dismissed with costs, and those who had
taken exceptions to the Master's report must bring
them (observed his Lordship) before the Court in
the regular course.

CROCKETT V. CROCKETT.
The farther argument in this appeal, the facts of
which we have already given, occupied his Lordship
the remainder of the morning.

VICE-CHANCERY.—(THIS DAY.)
(Before the VICE-CHANCELLOR Of ENGLAND.)
His Honour the Vice-Chancellor of England was
occupied the whole morning with hearing demurrers,
of no interest except to the parties concerned.
THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY V. THE
BIRMINGHAM AND OXFORD JUNCTION RAILWAY
COMPANY.
The further arguments in this case are postponed
to Friday next, for the convenience of Sir Fitzroy
Belly and Mr. Bethell.
(Before Sir J. WIGRAM.)
MOODY V. HIRBERD.
This was a motion to discharge an order of the
Court, under the following circumstances :
The plaintiff, who sued in forma pauperis, had been
served, through his solicitor, with a notice to put in
an answer to a supplemental bill filed by the de-
eadmt, and upon his neglecting to comply with the
tEotice, the consequent order which it was now sought
hein aside had been granted by his Honour during
long vacation. The ground of the present appli-
cation was inaccuracy in the descripton of the plain-
tiff's solicitor, who had been named in the notice John
°,BePh, while his actual name was John James.
-"is Floxoun granted the application, and the order
Was discharged, but without costs.
QUEEN'S BENCH.—(THIS DAY.)
The Court took the Crown paper this morning, but
It° case
of public interest occurred. The Court rose
"e o'clock, in order to be present in the Exche-
error quer . Chamber during the arguments in a writ of

BAIL COURT.—(THIS DAY.)
(Before Mr. Justice PATTESON.)
CLIANTER, b. TIIE WEST CORNWALL RAILWAY.
Mr. OGLE applied
directorsfor a rule, calling upon the
of this company to show cause why they
should
um not immediately hand over to the plaintiff the
s.i of 2,5001, the balance of an award in his favour,
-'OOOl. of which had only been paid, together with
the costs incidental to this motion ; and also that the
service the of the rule on the secretary, or solicitor, to
l company, should be deemed sufficient notice. The
earned Counsel said the plaintiff was about to leave
the
the country, and was anxious, before leaving, to have
matter settled.—Rule granted.

jc."‘ CHEQUER.—(THIS DAY.)
The Court
(Sittings in Banco.)
reri was occupied with cases in the pe-
s,
of public
ei,ory paper, none of which presented any feature
mportance.
j.A.t
ng "e 'clock the Court rose for the purpose of
oom hear
the other judges in the Exchequer Chamber,
circuit, t arguments in Crown cases reserved upon the

IVORSHIP-STREET.—(THIS DAY.)
iddle-aged woman, of very scowling and for-
soverei
bidding
P aspect, was charged with swallowing four
Moses Sovereigns andhillips two half sovereigns, the property of
.
the Commercial
Phillips deposed that he was proceeding along
Comtnercial-road last evening, at about six
o,cmck, when he was accosted by th-, prisoner, whom
he accompanied into a house in one of the branching
streets, lie had not, however, been there two
minutes ere he felt her hand in his pocket, and,
although he distinctly heard the clinking of the gold
in her band, and aw her put it in her mouth, she
proved too adroit for him, and the coins disappeared.
The prisoner denied all knowledge of what she was
accused.
Mr. ARNOLD desired that the prisoner should be
kept in a cell by herself, and that a surgeon should
be immediately sent for to attend her.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
SHREWSBURY RACES.—FRIDAY.
The Astley House Stakes of 5 soya. each, with 25
added. Heats, one mile and a quarter. (4 Subs.)
Mr. Parr's Declaration, 4 yrs ...Whitehouse 0 1 1
Mr. Flintoff's The Rhine, aged ••• 12 3
Mr. Price's Gaffer Green, aged ... 03 2
Mr. Dawson's Lord Saltoun, 6 yrs ...
and •20
dr
The Abbey Stakes of 3 sous. each, and 20 added.
Heats, one mile.
Mr. Parr's Rosin- the- beau, 4 yrs ( Whitehouse) 0 1 1
Mr. Slower's Little Fan, 4 yrs ••• 1 0 2
Mr. Hughes's Pyefinch, 3 yrs 0 2 0
Mr. Staplef3rd's Carissima, 5 yrs ... ... 2 0 0
The Sal,q) Hack Stakes of 2 sous. each, and 15 added.
Heats, three-quarters of a mile. (8 Subs.)
Mr. Minor's Augustus, 4 yrs (G. Whitehouse) 1 1
Mr. Moore's Rochester, aged ... 0 2
Mr. Kirby's Monsier Perrot, 4 yrs ... 0 3
Mr. Tallyho, 6 yrs „, ... 2 4

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
Mr. Hildyard's harrs., Mon., Westernhopo Burn;
Wed., Woodcraft; Fri., Fawn Lees-101.
Lord Lonsdale's harrs., Tues., Broughton Farm; Sat.,
Cow Roast-12.
Hay don hds., Wed., Gunnerton; Sat., Kennel.
Hurworth hds., Tues., Moor Bank; Sat., llurworth.
Earl Fitzhardinge's lids., Mon., Dumbleton; Tees.,
Litcomb; Sat., Broadway.
Mr. Furze's lids., Slon., Stafford Barton, near Dalton;
Fri., Buckland Filleigh-10.
Mr. Watson's; hds., Mon., East Choppington; Wed.,
Meldon Park; Fri., Widrington—
York and Ainsty lids., Mon., Linton; Tues., Street-
hoases; Thurs., Whisley ; Sat., Crockey Hill-101.
Cleveland hds., Mon., Grinkle Park-9; Thurs., Rose-
be rry— 1 0 I.
Cambridgeshire lids., Mon., Potton Wood ; Wed.,
Ickwell Green ; Fri., Hartley Wheatsheaf-10i.
Devon lids., Mon., Storer Lodge ; Thurs., Bagter.
Durham County Stotfold ; Wed,, 'Ash-
burn ; Fri., Whitton-10i.
Lord Parker's lids., Tues., Hiatton Wood ;
Chequers Court.
Tindale hds., Mon., Great Whittington ; Thurs.,
Shaft°.
Mr. Roe's hds., Wed., Kingstone Village ; Sat., Nihon.
Mr. Selby's hds., Mon., Brandon ; Thurs., Ottorburn.
Raby lids., Mon., Windlestone ; Wed., Manfield ;
Fri., Winston Bridge-10i.'
Sinnington hds., Tees., Marton ; Fri., East Newton
Gate-10,
Mr. Brand's hds., Mon., Eaton ; Fri., No Man's
Land.
Mr. S. Lowndes's lids., Mon., Shenley ; Wed,
. S wan-
bourne.
Oakley lids., Mon., Bletsoe ; Wed., Sherrington Toll-
bar ; Sat., Shelton Village-104.
Puckeridge lids., Mon ,Tholey; Wed.,Langley Green;
Sat., Layton.
Carlisle harrs., Tues., Mrs. Graham's, Red House,
KirkUnton ; Fri., Whiteclose-gate—s.
Eamont harrs., Mon., Hatton End; Wed., Nacre; Sat.,
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