Lands Clauses Act :(xi.) C. A.-Part of House or other Building.--Held that premises consisting of

a house and shop, with a manufactory at the back, adjoining to a cottage, which was used as a store-room, constituted one house within section 92 of the Act, and that a company, having given notice to treat as to the cottage, might be compelled to take the whole premises.—Richards v.

Swansea Improvements Co., 26 W.R. 764. Master and Servant:(xi.) C. A.-Negligence--Common Employment.--Plaintiff was hired by a man

who contracted to unload a barge at defendants' brewery : he was paid by defendants, who alone could discharge him, and while working at the unloading was injured through the negligence of defendants' servants in moving barrels : Held that there was evidence to justify a finding that plaintiff was defendants' servant, and injured by a person engaged in a

common employment.-Charles v. Taylor, Walker, & Co., 38 L.T. 773. Probate :(viii.) C. A.-Married Woman — Separate Estate - Jurisdiction. — Before

granting probate of the will of a married woman, though it is only neces. sary for the Court to be satisfied that testatrix had a power, or separate estate, it should decide to what effects the probate is to extend, unless the matter can be more conveniently determined elsewhere.—In the

Goods of Tharp, Tharp v. Macdonald, 26 W.R. 770. Ship :(lx.) P. D. A. Div.--Bottomry-Interest.—The ordinary rate of interest

payable on a bottomry loan and premium after the safe arrival of the ship at the end of the risk is 4 per cent. per annum, and a bond by the master of the ship for payment of 10 per cent. per annum interest is not binding on the owners of the ship or cargo, if made without their

knowledge.--The D. H. Bills, 38 L.T. 786. (lxi.) C. A.-Charter-Party-Despatch Money.-A charter party provided for the payment by the shipowner to charterer of despatch money at 10s.

and per hour on any time saved in loading of unloading : Held that despatch money was payable in respect of each hour saved, taking a day to con. tain twenty-four hours.-Laing v. Holloway, 26 W.R. 769.

TABLE OF CASES Comprised in the Quarterly Digests for November, 1877,

and February, May, and August, 1878.

PAGE

... 104

...

30

... 40

66

145

1634

... 108

... 110

PAGE
Banco di Lima v. Anglo-Peruvian Birt v. Burt

... 33
Bank (L.R. 8 Ch. D. 160) ... 78 Bissicks v. Bath Colliery Co.
Bank of India v. Wilson...

(L.R. 2 Ex. D. 459; 3 Ex. D.
Barber v. Callow (L.R. 2 C.P.D.

174; 47 L.J. Ex. 408) 12, 86
558) ..

Blackburn Union v. Brooks (47
- v. Wood ... ... ...

L.J. Ch. 156) ... ... ...
Barnes v. Chipp ... ... ... 121

...

Blake v. Appleyard ...
Barnfather v. Barrow & Co. ... Blakemore, Ex pte., Re B.
Barrow, Ex pte., Re Worsdell ... 45 Blann v. Bell (L.R. 7 Ch. D. 382;
Barton Regis v. Liverpool (L.R. 3 | 47 L.J, Ch. 120)
Q.B.D. ::95) .... ...

Blessing, The (L.K. 3 P.D. 35) ...
Bartholomew v. Freeman

135 Bligh v. O'Connell ... ... 98
Bate v. Willats...

Boddy v. Wall ...

... 100
Bath v. White ...

Body v. Jeffery (47 L.J. M.C. 69)
-'s Case, Re Norwich Provi.

Bolland, Ex pte., Re Dysart ... 116
dent Insurance Co. (L.R. 8 Ch.

-- Gibson (L.R.
D. 334) ... ..

8 Ch. D. 280 ; 38 L.T. 326) ... 79
Baum, Ex pte., Re B. ... ... 115

- Winter 116
Bayley v. Chadwick ..

Bolton v. London School Board
Baylis v. Tyssen-Amherst (L.R.

(L.R.7 Ch. D. 766 ; 47 L.J. Ch.
| 6 Ch. D. 500 ; 37 L.T. 493) ...

461 ; 26 W.R. 549) ... ... 109
Beal v. Ford (L.R. 3 C.P.D. 73)...
- v. Pilling ... ...

Bonnewell v. Jenkins (L.R. 8 Ch.

***
Beddow v. B. ...

| D. 70; 38 L.T. 581) ... ...
Bedwell v. Wood ... ...

Boogey v. Fairlie (L.R. 7 Ch. D.
Beer v. Walker (37 L.T. 278)

30l; 47 L.J. Ch. 186) ... 12, 48
Bell v. Master in Eq. of Sup. Ct. 35 Booth v. Briscoe ... ... ... 26
- v. Turner ... ...

- -v. Meyer ...
- v. Wilkinson.

.. 97 Bordier v. Burrell ... ... 27
-'s Settled Estates, Re (37 L.T. Bottomley v. Ambler ... ... 114
272)

Bowes v. Shand ... ....
Benecke v. Whittall (46 L.J.

Bowyer v. South Metropolitan
P.C. 81) ...

Cemetery Company ... ...
Benfieldside v. Consett Iron Co. Brackenbury, In the goods of
(L.R.3 Ex. D. 54; 38 L.T. 530)

(L.R. 2 P.D. 272) ...
Bennet v. Holdsworth (L.R. 6 Ch. Bradburn v. Foley (47 L.J. C.P.
D. 671) ... ...

331 ; 38 L.T. 421) ... ... 91
Bennett v. Cosgriff

**

Bradlaugh, Ex pte. ... ...
Bent v. Roberts (L.R.3 Ex. D. 66; Bradley v. Benjamin ...
47 L.J. Ex. 112; 37 L.T. 673)

- v. Greenwich Board of
Bentham v. Hoyle (L.R. 3 Q.B.D.

Works
289) ...
... 104 Braham v. Beacbim ...

... 143
Bentinck v. Duke of Portland ... 110 Brampton Union v. Carlisle Union 131
Berdan v. Birmingham Small Brentwood Brick & Coal Co., Re 34

Arms Co. (47 L.J. Ch. 96) ... 62 Breslauer v. Brown ... ... 115
Bergheim v. G. E. Rail. Co. (L.R. Brett, Ex pte., Re Irving (L.R.

3 C.P.D. 221; 47 L J. C.P. 318) 104 7 Ch. D. 419; 47 L.J. Bcy. 38;
Berry v. Berry (38 L.T. 471) ... 111 26 W.R. 376) ...
Berthier, Ex pte., Re Hinks ...

Brice v. Bannister

... 123
Besant v. Cox ...
74 Bridges v. Strachan ... ...

146
Bessela v. Stern ... ...

13 Bridgewater, The ...

... ... 69
Betts v. G. E. Rail. Co. ... ... Briggs, In the goods of ... 113
Beynon & Co. v. Godden

Brigstocke v. Brigstocke

141
Bird v. Adcock ...

... 124 Bristol and Somerset Railway
Birmingham Joint-Stock Co. v.

Co., Re (26 W.R. 236) ... 67
Lea

... 16 Bristol Free Grammar School, Re 127
- -, Mayor of, v. Allen British Alliance Assurance Co., Re 121
(L.R. 6 Ch. D. 284) ...

- Dynamite Co. v. Krebs ... 26
Biron's Case, Re Elbam Valley

- Empire Life Assurance
Rail. Co.

1201 Co. v. Sugden ... ... ... 129

TI

... 128