The Sun.
London, England, 1858-01-28 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.—;This Day.)

COURT OF CHANCERY.
(Before the Lord Chancellor.)
IN BE THE QUEEN AND EARL VON YRANTZIUC.

This was a motion to declare the finding of the
inquisition absolute.

A commission and inquisition had been granted to in-
quire whether the petitioner's works, undera Government
contract, had been properly executed. The finding of
the inquisition was in the affirmative.
Counsel on behalf of the Attorney-General objected
to the finding, and asked to be allowed title to demur to
the finding of the inquisition. The learned counsel
asked one month.

The Lord Chancellor paid that demurrer was the
usual form of objecting to the finding of the
inquisition, and allowed the time asked by counsel to
demur.

COURT OF APPEAL.
(Before the Lords Justices.)
PAIN V. COOMBS.
Tbis was an appeal motion from an order of Vice-
Chancellor Sir John Stuart, findkg that the terms of
th• proposed lease should be altered, and that the tenant
should be bound to cultivate his farm in a good and
husbandman-like manner. Lord Justice Knight Bruce
said that whatever might be the practice of the country
as to a one, two, three, four, or five system of rotation
of crepe, it must give way to the written and express
terms of the lease. His lordship said be would add the
words of Sir Thomas Plummer in the case of Wenn—
that the "custom of the country applies only where
specific terms are wanting."
Lord Justine Turner was of the same opinion,
and
referred to the opinion of Lord Eldon, 18 Vesey, to the
same.
113 I The appeal motion was refused with costs.

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.
(Sittings in Banco.)
IN RE REY. 11. CHERRY,-CRUELTY TO A WIFE.

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In this case Mrs. Cherry last term exhibited articles of
the peace against her husband, rector of a parish near
Reading, for cruelty and a threatened repetition of a
former forcible abduction from her residence (having left
her husband's roof) to that of hor buaband. After
hearing counsel in discharge of the articles,
The Court held it was a case in which they should
interfere, and the rev, defendant was ordered to find
sureties, himself in 100/., and two sureties in 501. each.

COURT FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF
CROWN CASES RESERVED.
THE QUEEN V. MELLOR.
The Court re-assembled this morning, when Lord
Campbell said the Court would take further time to con-
sider their judgment in this case. It will be remembered
the prisoner was left for execution at the late Liverpool
winter assizes for the murder of his wife Alice, at Bolton,
Lancashire. The day after the trial it was discovered
ts juryman had answered to the wrong same, and was
sworn and served accordingly. The question was that
it was a 'nib-trial.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Commissioner lane.)
IN Ell HALL AND HALL.

To-day was appointed for the consideration of the
certificate of these bankrupts, who were deocribed as of
Boswell-court, solicitor,,, and also large farmers at
Neasdon.

The case has been frequently reported. The debts are
stated at 110,0001., and the assets are set down at
27,0001. A dividend of 24. in the pound has already
been paid.

Mr. Lawrence appeared for the assignees, and Mr.
Rivington to oppose on behalf of Sir Charles and Lady
Rushout. Mr. Bagley supp)rted.

Mr. Lawrence and Mr. Rivington addressed the
Court at great length, and the latter called Mr. Henr%
Hall, one of the bankrupts, who was under examination
when the report was despatched.