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way of effecting greater economy of time in our arrangements of circuit business. At Bristol the assize collapsed at the end of the third day, owing to two prisoners pleading guilty whose cases were expected to last three days, while at Chester the week was not enough, owing to cases Occupying longer than had been expected. These are difficulties arising from the very nature of the case; but the explanation is due in order to satisfy those who think there has been a waste of the public time in allow ing so long as a week each for Bristol and Exeter. I find that the same kind of mistake has been made here as at Bristol, for I have allowed a week, and we shall probably find half a week ample.

SOCIETIES.

LAW ASSOCIATION.

At the usual monthly meeting of the directors, held at the hall of the Incorporated Law Society, Chancery.lane, on Thursday, November 3, the following being present-viz., Mr. Sidney Smith (chairman), and Messrs. Finch, Parkin, Desborough, jun., Lucas, Williamson, Scadding, and A. B. Carpenter (secretary)-a grant of £25 was made to a member, and grants of £5 each to five non-members; one new member was elected, and the ordinary general business was transacted.

LAW STUDENTS' JOURNAL.

UNITED LAW STUDENTS' SOCIETY.

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At a meeting held at Clement's-inn Hall on Wednesday, the 26th of October, Mr. Maclaren in the chair, Mr. Bartrum proposed, That the franchise should be based on an educational and not on a property qualification," He was supported by Messrs. McKay and Megone, and opposed by Messrs. Brown, Whitehouse, Spence, Hamilton, Kains-Jackson, Parsons, Tillotson, and Davies. Mr. Bartrum having replied, the motion was put to the meeting and declared to be lost. Members present, seventeen; visitors, two. At a meeting held at the Law Institution on the 31st of October, Mr. W. Shirley Shirley in the chair, the moot for discussion-" Was the case of Eaton v. Basker and others (L. R. 6 Q. B. 201), rightly decided?". -was opened by Mr. Maclaren, who contended that the view taken by the Court of Appeal was incorrect. He was opposed by Messrs. Jenks, Crundwell, and Nelham. Mr. Maclaren replied, and the chairman having summed up, the question was put to the meeting, Mr. Maclaren's motion being declared lost. Members present, 10.

At a meeting held at Clements'-inn Hall on Wednesday, October 2, Mr. C. Kains-Jackson in the chair, Mr. Spence moved, "That as the land of the country primarily belongs to the nation, any increase in its value which is not attributable to the labour or capital of the owner or occupier should be treated as the property of the community." He was supported by Mr. Hobbs, and opposed by Messrs. Harvey, Samuel, Jenks, Foy, Whitehouse, Tillotson, and Collyer. The chairman having summed up, the motion was put to the meeting and declared lost. Members present, 17; visitors, 2.

LAW STUDENTS' DEBATING SOCIETY. Tuesday, November 1.-Mr. C. E. Barry in the chair.-The following gentlemen were elected members :-Messrs. R. J. T. Rhys, R. W. Thorpe, E. E. Davis, C. T. Hobbs, H. Toomer, J. G. Lemon, G. W. Churchley, S. H. Price, W. L. Langworthy, J. Allward, J. H. Behan, John Alsop, and Arthur Mills. The subject appointed for discussion was the following:-" A. having insured his premises, agrees to sell them to B., the contract containing no reference to the policy. Before completion, the premises are accidentally destroyed by fire. B. claims from A. the benefit of the policy, either by way of abatement of the purchase-money or reinstatement of the premises. B. so entitled ?"-Rayner v. Preston (28 W. R. 808, L. R. 14 Ch. D. 297). Mr. E. Williams opened the debate in the affirmative, and was followed on the same side by Messrs. W. Van Sommer, P. T. Rhys, Richardson, and Lemon. The negative side was supported by Messrs. Robinson, J. W. Ellis, F. J. Green, Collier, Spiers, and Kirk. The opener having replied, the chairman summed up, and the question, on being put to the meeting, was decided in the negative by a majority of three votes. At the next meeting, to be held on the 8th inst., a debate on the new Conveyancing Act will take place.

NEW ORDERS, &c.

THE FOREIGN JURISDICTION ACTS.

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An Order in Council is published in the London Gazette of Friday week, making, under the provisions of the Foreign Jurisdiction Acts, 1843 to 1878, regulations applicable to her Majesty's subjects in the dominions of the Emperor of China and the Mikado of Japan in relation to mortgages, prison regulations, bills of sale, suits by or against partners, suits by or against foreigners, Chinese, Japanese, or foreign tribunals, and repealing various regulations relating to the same hitherto in force. The Order is to be cited as "The China and Japan Order in Council, 1881.”

LEGAL APPOINTMENTS.

The Hon. Sir NATHANIEL LINDLEY, knight, who has been appointed a Judge of the Court of Appeal, in succession to Sir George Bramwell, resigned, is the son of the late Dr. Lindley, the eminent botanist, and was born in 1828. He was educated at University College, London, and was called to the bar at the Middle Temple in Hilary Term, 1856. He became a Queen's Counsel and a bencher of the Middle Temple in 1872, and practised for some years in the court of Vice-Chancellors Wickens and Hall. In 1875 he was appointed a judge of the Court of Common Pleas and received the honour of knighthood.

Mr. FORD NORTH, Q. C., succeeds Sir Nathaniel Lindley as a Judge of the Queen's Bench Division. Mr. Justice North was educated at Winchester, and was formerly scholar of University College, Oxford, where he graduated second class in literæ humaniores in 1851. He was called to the bar at the Inner Temple in Easter Term, 1856, and practised for many years in the Court of Chancery and in the Lancaster Palatine Court. He became a Queen's Counsel North was recently elected a bencher of the Inner Temple. in 1877, and has since practised in the court of Mr. Justice Fry. Mr. Justice

Mr. FREDK. T. ASTON, solicitor, of 58, Lombard-street, London, has been appointed a Commissioner of the High Court of Judicature at Madras to take Affidavits and Declarations in the said Court, and to take the Acknow. ledgments of Married Women in respect of Property in India.

Mr. ROBERT JOHN BIRON, barrister, has been appointed one of the Prosecuting Counsel to the Post Office on the South-Eastern Circuit, in succession to Mr. John Hurrell, deceased. Mr. Biron was educated at Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, where he graduated in the first class of the law tripos in 1852. He was called to the bar at Lincoln's-inn in Trinity Term, 1854, and he practises on the South-Eastern Circuit and at the Kent Sessions. Mr. Biron acted in 1869 as a commissioner to inquire into the existence of Corrupt Practices in the borough of Yarmouth. He has also acted as a commissioner for the trial of Municipal Election Petitions, and he is recorder of the boroughs of Hythe, Deal, and Sandwich.

Mr. GEORGE EDWARD COCKRAM, solicitor, has been unanimously appointed by the justices of the borough of Tiverton their Clerk, in the place of Mr. Wm. Partridge, who, after a service of thirty-five years, resigned. Mr. Cookram (who is the eldest son of Mr. G. W. Cockram, J.P., solicitor, and late mayor of Tiverton) was admitted in Easter Term, 1879, and is a member of the firm of Messrs. Partridge & Cockram.

Mr. WILLIAM RICHARD AUGUSTINE KIME, solicitor, of 49, Bedford-row, London, W.C., and Louth, Lincolnshire, has been appointed a Commissioner of the High Court of Judicature at Fort William, Bengal, Allahabad, the North-West Provinces of India, and Madras respectively, to take Affidavits, Declarations, and Affirmations, and examine Witnesses in all suits and matters pending in the said Courts, and also to take the Acknowledgments of Married Women in England in respect of Property in India. Mr. Kime has also been appointed a Commissioner for Affidavits, Examination of Witnesses, and Acknowledgment of Deeds for all the Courts in the Province of Nova Scotia. Mr. Kime was admitted in 1875.

Mr. THOMAS ROBERT OAKLEY, solicitor, of Monmouth, has been appointed Clerk to the Monmouth Board of Guardians, Assessment Committee, and Rural Sanitary Authority, and Superintendent-Registrar for the district. Mr. Oakley was admitted a solicitor in 1875. He is also registrar of the Monmouth County Court, and clerk to the county magistrates.

COMPANIES.

WINDING UP NOTICES.

JOINT STOCK COMPANIES.
LIMITED IN CHANCERY.

HAND'S AFTERNOON TEA COMPANY, LIMITED.-Petition for winding up, presented Oct 26, directed to be heard before Chitty, J, on Nov 5. Ellis, Bedford row, solicitor for the petitioner

LONDON AND PROVINCIAL SUPPLY ASSOCIATION, LIMITED.-Petition for winding up, presented Oct 25, directed to be heard before Chitty, J, on Nov 5. Piesse and Son, Old Jewry chambers, solicitors for the petitioners

LONDON CONSOLIDATED STORES, LIMITED.-Petition for winding up, presented Oct 14, directed to be heard before Chitty, J, on Nov 5. Harman, Coleman st, agent for Nicholas, Bristol, solicitor for the petitioner

SCOTTISH PETROLEUM COMPANY, LIMITED.-Hall, V.C., has, by an order dated July 13, appointed John Macdonald Henderson, Moorgate st bldgs, to be official liquidator SOUTH ESSEX EQUITABLE INVESTMENT AND ADVANCE COMPANY, LIMITED.-Petition for winding up, presented Oct 26, directed to be heard before Chitty, J, on Nov 5. Digby and Tabor, Blomfield st, solicitors for the petitioner

ST. JOHN'S STREET (BRADFORD) THEATRE AND CONCERT HALL COMPANY, LIMITED.— Creditors are required, on or before Nov 26, to send their names and addresses and the particulars of their debts or claims, to William Martello Gray, Kirkgate, Bradford. Dec 5 at 12 is appointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the debts and claims

TURNBULL PATENT PONTOON DOCK AND SLIPWAY COMPANY, LIMITED.-Chitty, J, has fixed Nov 9 at 12, at his chambers, for the appointment of an official liquidator YORKSHIRE BREWERY COMPANY, LIMITED.-Petition for winding up, presented Oct 26, directed to be heard before Chitty, J, on Nov 5. Heritage and Co, Clement's lane, solicitors for the petitioner

[Gazette, Oct. 28.]

GREAT WHEAL POLGOOTH, LIMITED.-The Vacation Judge has, by an order dated Aug 31, appointed James Waddell, Queen Victoria st, to be official liquidator. Creditors are required, on or before Nov 23, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims to the above. Dec 1 at 12 is appointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the debts and claims

IN THE MATTER OF THE COLONIAL ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED.-Petition for

the transfer of the Life Assurance business of the Colonial Assurance Corporation, | Limited, to the London, Edinburgh, and Glasgow Assurance Company, Limited, was, presented Oct 29, directed to be heard before Chitty, J, on Nov 5. Wynne & Co, Laurence Pountney hill. Cannon st, solicitors for the petitioners REYNOLD'S FRUIT AND HOP EVAPORATOR COMPANY, LIMITED -Petition for winding up, presented Nov 1, directed to be heard before Fry, J, on Nov 11. Manning, Westminster chambers, Victoria st, solicitor for the petitioners

SILVER VALLEY MINES, LIMITED.-Creditors are required, on or before Nov 14, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to James Cooper, Coleman st bldgs, Moorgate st. Nov 17 at 12 is appointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the debts and claims

TRAMWAY STARTING AND STOPPING COMPANY, LIMITED.-The M.R., by an order dated July 26, appointed Richard Dawlings, Eastcheap, to be official liquidator

WREAL ELIZABETH, LIMITED.-Creditors are required, on or before Nov 21, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, to James Cooper, Coleman st bldgs, Moorgate st. Dec 1 at 12 is appointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the debts and claims

[Gazette, Nov. 1.]

SMITH, HANNAH ISABELLA, Washington, Durham, Grocer. Nov 10. Mawson, Durham
SMITH, PETER, Bury, Lancaster, Painter. Dec 3. Grundy, Bury
TOTTENHAM, JAMES HENRY LOFTUS, Sandhill Villas, Kew, Esq. Nov 30. Bailey, Great
Winchester st bldgs

WHITE, JOSHUA, Stonehouse, Gloucester, Gent. Dec 22. Mayhew, Gt Marlborough st
WILSON, EDWARD STEWART, Bristol, no business. Dec 1. Dawson, Hull

WRIGHT, Rev. JOSEPH BANKS, Nottingham. Dec 31. Pratt and Hodgkinsons, Northgate, Newark-upon-Trent

YOUNG, CHARLES ALFRED, Holywell lane, Shoreditch, Licensed Victualler. Nov 30. Christmas, Walbrook

[Gazette, Nov. 1.]

COURT PAPERS.

SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE. ROTA OF REGISTRARS IN ATTENDANCE ON

COURT OF APPEAL.

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COOPER, WILLIAM, Yardley, Worcester, Gent. Dec 10. Cottrell and Son, Birmingham
CROOM, SARAH MARIA, Apsley villas, Twickenham. Dec 10. Rixon, Austin friars
ENGLAND, MARY, Ilkley, York. Nov 29. Dunning and Co, Leeds
FAIREST, MARY ANN, Pye bank, Sheffield. Nov 30. Fretson and Son, Sheffield
GAINES, JOSEPH, Hunslet, Leeds, Slubber. Dec 10. Rider, Leeds
GREENWOOD, ELLEN, Coldharbour lane, Camberwell. Nov 26. Wilkins, Chipping
HARRIS, THOMAS, Princes st, Cavendish sq, Tailor. Dec 16. McMillin, Bloomsbury sq
HESS, SAMUEL YATES, Liverpool, Engraver. Jan 1. Joseph Hess, North John st, Liver.
pool
REWER, JOHN, Meyseyhampton, Gloucester, Yeoman. Nov 25. Lawrence and Haygarth,
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PALMER, THOMAS, Yardley, Worcester, Gent. Nov 25.
RICHARDS, LOUISA, King's Norton, Worcester. Dec 10.
RICHARDS, MARIA, Moseley, King's Norton, Worcester. Dec 10. Cottrell, Birmingham
ROBINSON, MARY, Marshchapel, Lincoln. Dec 23. Allison, Louth
ROPER, CHARLES BLAYNEY TREVOR, Plas Teg, Flint, Esq. Nov 30. Kelly and Keene, Mold
ROUNDELL, WILLIAM, Gledstone, York, Esq. Dec 17. Robinson, Skipton
SLATER, SAMUEL, North Carlton, Lincoln, Gent. Dec 10. Toynbee and Co, Lincoln
SMITH, RICHARD, Liverpool, Corn Merchant. Nov 26. Smith, Tunstall
STUBBIN, Rev NEWMAN JOHN, Ipswich, Clerk. Nov 30. Josselyn, Ipswich
TAYLOR, RICHARD, Birmingham. Dec 10. Cottrell and Son, Birmingham
THEOBALDS, RICHARD, Eltham, Kent, Builder. Dec 1. Robinson, Christchurch passage,
Newgate st

THOMPSON, BENJAMIN, Edgbaston, Warwick, Gent. Dec 1. Woodward, Birmingham
WILLIAMS, JANE, Ely, nr Cardiff. Nov 30. Grover and Grover, Cardiff

WILSON, ELIZABETH, Whitehaven, Cumberland. Dec 1. Mason and Thompson, White

haven

WINGHAM, HENRY, Lewes, Sussex, Innkeeper. Dec 10. Jones, Lewes
WOOD, GEORGE LEIGHTON, Bath, Esq. Dec 31. Stone and Co, Bath
WRIGHT, JOHN, Tranmere, Chester, Gent. Dec 1. Francis, Hamilton sq, Birkenhead
[Gazette, Oct. 28.]

HOUSE OF LORDS APPEALS.

The following is a list of the causes set down for hearing in the House of Lords, -viz., Kemp v. Falk; Godwin v. Hall; Scott and Best v. Smith; Mullens v. the Treasurer of the County of Surrey; Capital and Counties Bank (Limited) v. George Henty & Sons; Neill and another v. The Duke of Devonshire; Caledonian Railway Company v. Walker's Trustees; Laurie v. Lees; Glyn, Mills, Currie, & Co. v. East and West India Dock Company; Shepherd v. Henderson; Sir G. Elliott and another v. Lord Rokeby; Pugh and another v. Heath and another; Lovring v. Cracknall and another; Robert Johnson & Co. v. Archibald Orr Ewing & Co.; Managers of the Metropolitan Asylum District v. Hill and others (Appeal No. 1); Pellier v. Anderson and others; Mayor, &c., of Carlisle v. London and North-Western Railway Company; Earl of Zetland v. Hislop and others; Galloway v. Turner; Enraght v. Lord Penzance and another; Evans v. Ball and others; Goodman and another v. the Mayor, &c., politan Railway Company and others v. Metropolitan Inner Circle Completion of Saltash; Kinloch v. The Secretary of State for India in Council; MetroRailway Company.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT SITTINGS.

The following days have been fixed for the holding of the sittings_during the year-viz., Mondays, November 21, December 12, January 9, January 30, February 27, March 27, May 1, May 22, June 26, July 31, September 11, and October 16. At the same time the Lord Mayor appointed the following days for the holding of quarter sessions in the City :-January 7, April 8, July 1, and October 21.

HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE.

QUEEN'S BENCH DIVISION.

MIDDLESEX.-MICHAELMAS SITTING, 1881.

This list contains all actions entered in the Queen's Bench Division, in which notice of trial has been given, and also all actions in the Chancery Division, in which notice has been given of trial before a judge and jury; up to and including November 3, 1881. The actions which have been entered but for various reasons are at present not ready for trial are omitted from this list. Such of them as become ready during the present sitting will be inserted as nearly as possible in their original positions.

When actions are settled out of court the solicitors concerned are particularly

ADAMSON, ALEXANDER, Addison rd, Kensington. Dec 15. Hollams and Co, Mincing requested to withdraw the pleadings, as great expense and uncertainty are occasioned

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HAMER, JABEZ, Newton Heath, Lancaster, Shopkeeper. Dec 31. Leach, Manchester
HINCHLIFFE, HENRY, Sheffield, Gent. Dec 31. Fretson and Son, Sheffield
HODGSON, HENRY, Broughton Park, Manchester, Gent. Jan 1. Cunliffe and Co, Man-
chester
HOOLE, JAMES, Holland Park, Bayswater, Esq. Dec 31. Mott and Dent, Bedford row
HOPE, WILLIAM CHITTENDEN, Cardwell rd, Holloway, Gent. Dec 1. Cole and Jackson,
Essex st, Strand
KNIGHTON, WILLIAM, Huntingdon, Butler. Nov 17. Hunnybun and Sons, Huntingdon
LEE, MATILDA, Guildford. Dec 31. Simpson and Cullingford, Gracechurch st
LEWIS, LUCY, Hanley Castle, Worcester. Dec 16. Ticehurst and Sons, Cheltenham
MATTHEWS, WILLIAM, Ledbury, Hereford, Gent. Dec 31. Piper, Ledbury
MYERS, HANNAH, Gloucester crescent, Bayswater. Nov 26. Myer, New Bridge st
NICHOLSON, JULIA AMELIA, Lebanon House, Wandsworth. Dec 25. Saunders, Regent st
NOAKES, JOHN, Brighton, Dairyman. Nov 19. Verrall, Brighton

ONSLOW, HARINGTON CAMPBELL, Glyn Abbey, Carmarthen, Commander, R.N. Nov 26.
Wordsworth and Co, Threadneedle st

PUTTOCK, JAMES WILLIAM, Marylebone, Builder. Dec 17. Wilson, Cornhill
SCHOLEY, JOHN, Leeds, Innkeeper. Dec 15. Snowdon, Leeds

to the suitors in other causes by the maintenance in the list of actions not intended for trial. LIST OF ACTIONS FOR TRIAL.

1 Cambensy v (M Webb and Son) v Cassell and ors (Ashurst, M C and Co) SJ

2 Tippins (G Crafter) v Budden (Stollard and W)

3 Redmond (Wontner and Sons) v Gamble (Lewis and L)

4 Cuyas (Tilleard and Co) v MacAndrew (Kearsey, Son and H) SJ

5 Gregory and Co (Lambert, P and H) v The Countess of Perth (W H Smith)

6 Pope (Collins and W) v The Wanzer Sewing Machine Co limd (Lyne and H)

7 Wiggett (R G Chipperfield) v Hodder (Whitakers and W) SJ

8 Langston (W Sweetland) v Trinity College, London (Turner and L)

9 Wilkin (JR Jones) v Baldock (WC Smith)

10 Cooper and anr (Saxton and Son) v Breffit (J R Tindale) SJ

11 Palin (Chester, M, B and G) v Thomas and ors (Brownlow and H) 12 Drewe (J H Lane) v Piers (C V Withall)

13 Inman (A Toovey) v Heald (W O Reader) without jury

14 De Angioli (Turner and Son) v Bowman and anr (Prior, B, C and A)

15 Willett (Wontner and Sons) v Woolloton and anr (W Maynard) without jury

16 Corbet (A Cayley) v Baldock (CO Humphreys and Son) SJ

17 Coulstring (Crowder A and V) v Greville (Bloxams and E) SJ

18 Schussele and anr (J G Shearman) v Zoebeli and anr (Dod and L) SJ 19 Cook and aur (W Maynard) v Dunlop (J R Bailey)

20 Sandeman (C and S Harrison and Co) v Harrison and ors (W Rawlins)

21 De Salabery (T Sampson) v Futcher and ors (Taylor, H and T; D Aston)

22 Saintsbury (Thomson and W) v Sainsbury (C J Mander)

23 Westminster Association limd (Gedge, K M and M) v Tennant (Lewis and L) 24 O'Keefe (H Pook and Son) v Bellord (J 8 Lickorish)

25 Sadler (Clutton and H) v Bennett and anr (G H Carthew; Poole, H and P)

26 Best (Letts Bros) v Jeffreys (Todd and D)

27 Bamford (R Furber) v Sanson and anr (Bowker, P B and Co) SJ 28 Lloyd (W F Stokes) v Molineaux (R Ballard) SJ

29 Smith (Sharpe, P and Co) v Sims and anr (Hopgood and Co) SJ 30 Aggio (Scott and Baker) v Reed (C J Davis)

31 Lowe (Woodbridge and Sons) v Beresford (Horns and Murray)

32 Handler (M S Rubinstein) v Allison (G E Goldring)

33 Mayer (A G Ditton) v Robinson (P W Nazer)

34 Hussey (Gasquet and M) v Muspratt (A D Michael)

35 Gething (G J and P Vanderpump) v Salter (Ford and Co)

36 Wyatt (CA Emmet) v South-Eastern Railway Co (W R Stevens) SJ

37 Banes (Preston and Co) v Ry (Champion and Co) without jury

38 London and S W Bank, limd (Vallance and V) v Grice (Cronin and R)

39 Robinson (Prideaux and Sons) v Curry (J B Brown) SJ

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40 Gange (Lewis and Lewis) v Commissioners of Works (Hare and Fell) SJ
41 Addison (J S Ward) v Fairlie and anr (E Johnson; Benn Davis) SJ
42 Manger (Letts Bros) v Brown (W Maynard)

43 Fenner (Nye and G) v Smith (Burchells)

44 Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Ry Co (Cunliffe, B and D) v Nunnery Colliery Co, limd, and the Duke of Norfolk (Geare and Son; Few and Co) SJ

45 Justice (Radford and H) v Stephens and anr (Williamson, H and Co)

46 Woolf (H Montagu) v London and South-Western Ry Co (M H Hall) SJ

47 Inge (F Needham) v Poyser (Ashurst, M C and Co)

48 Robinson (Cunliffe, B and D) v General Steam Navigation Co (W Batham) SJ 49 Pearman (H Keeble) v Arnold (W Medcalf)

50 Pell (W Elgood) v Midland Ry Co and anr (Beale, M B and G) SJ

51 Barton (J Pearman) v Walker and ors (C Rogers, Sons and Co; Duncan, Warren and Co)

52 Same (Same) v Burgess and ors (C Rogers, Sons and Co)

53 Same (Same) v Denyer and ors (Same)

54 Athill and Wife (H Fluker) v London and South-Western Ry Co (M H Hall) SJ 55 Real and Personal Advance Co, limd (E Kinns) v Phillipson (J W Proudfoot)

56 Howard (Gowing and Co) v Stroud Water Co (R Ballard) SJ

57 Aldin (Bolton, S and Co) v Moore (W Sweetland)

58 Macrae (H Morris) v Finch (G H Finch) SJ

59 Richardson and anr (Wright and P) v Kennard (J Rae) SJ

60 Ahearn (H Aird) v Drew and Son (Stone M and S) SJ

61 Jordan (H H Eade) v Governor and Co of the New River (Thompson and D) SJ

62 Watkin (In Person) v Pidcock (S W Johnson and Son) SJ

63 Towers (G H Finch) v Chester (H J and E Chester) SJ

64 Inglis (In Person) v Baxter (W H Lydall)

65 Wootton (W J Fraser) v Adams (E Smith and Co)

66 Bridge (Fallows and B) v Buist (J A Talbot) SJ

67 Barker (Caister and S) v Midland Ry Co (Beale, M and Co) SJ

68 Levenston and Wife (H Luxton) v Rendle (J B Batten and Co)

69 Thornthwaite (Sharp, P P and S) v Skoulding (G B Howard)

70 Kibby (W B Palmer) v Gibb (G S Gibb)

71 Brew and anr (Taylor and J) v Allott (H A Maude)

72 Rotheroe and Co (H A Lovett and Son) v Parker and Co (J Scarlett)

73 Godfrey (In person) v Hollings (R Davies)

74 Starr and ors (Brighten, P and N) v Shoreham and District Starr Bowkett Building Society (Nye and G)

75 Fuller (JH Hortin) v Emery (Beckett and Son)

76 Franks (Wild, B and W) v Hinds (H W Cattlin)

77 Clifford (J J Cridland) v Attenborough (J Attenborough)

78 Swanson (J T Moss) v Prior (T Beard and Sons)

79 Manchester and Liverpool District Banking Co (Milne, R and M) v Hall and ors (Torr and Co; C W Dommett; Bower and Co; Clarke, Woodcock and Co) SJ

80 Ross (J B Batten) v London Sulphur Co, limd (Porter and S)

81 Porter (H H Hughes) v Davenport (W R Philp)

82 Butler (Tufnell and S) v Gibbons (Brook and C)

83 Betts (JC Button and Co) v Clarke (C O Humphreys and Son) SJ

84 London and County Bank, limd (White, B and W) v Groome (JA Hales) SJ

85 Bidder and ors (Gedge, KM and M) v West Ham Local Board (Hilleary and Co) SJ

86 Brassington (G O Rutter) v Farrell (T Sampson)

87 Miles (Angell, J T and P) v Mansfield (Helder, R and G)

88 Clark (Langley and G) v Botten (Goldberg and L)

89 Hack (G Durbidge) v Eastwood (R Davies)

90 Fairweather (W F Holroyde) v Storey (In person)

91 Perry (C G Grueber) v Wright (W A Downing)

92 Turnbull, Martin and Co (Druces, J and Co) v C Cooper, Hall and Co (Lowless and Co) ŚJ

93 Fuller and Wise (Plews, I and H) v Learoyd and anr (T C Russel and Peace and W) SJ

94 Dunn and anr (Wontner and Son) v Underhill (Lewis and Lewis)

95 Cooling (Yarde and L) v Wray (R A Kelley).

96 Groves and ors (Thomson and W) v Tappin (JP Biggenden)

97 Heale (E F Marshall) v Bishop and ors (H White) SJ

98 Webb (Wedlake and L) v Tomkins (In person)

99 Tann (Plunkett and L) v Muller and Wife (T Sampson)

100 Rollings (R A Crossfield) v Stephens (G Lockyer)

101 Martin (J S Fowler) v Morris and anr (G B B Norman)

102 Court (Lewis and Sons) v Marner (E Lee)

103 Widdecombe (In Person) v Westwood (W B Croft)

104 Nichols (Plunkett and L v Frayling (W Maynard)

105 Plowman (Saxelby and F) v London, Brighton and South Coast Ry Co (Norton R and Co) SJ

106 Phillips (Campbell, R and H) v Jones (Nelson, Son and H) SJ

107 Young and anr (E H Van Tromp) v Richards (Wrightson and G)

108 Gepp (Paterson, S and B) v Balls (Purkiss and P)

109 London and South-Western Bank (Vallance and V) v Johnston (Layton, Son and L)

110 Rudeforth (J Evans) v Willett and anr (Wontner and Sons) SJ

111 Allen (W H Jackson) v Johnston (Paterson, S and B) SJ

112 Pulbrook (A Pulbrook) v Melhado and Lloyd (G Mayor-Cooke and C) SJ

113 Hodgson (T J Pullen) v Anderson (H Staniland)

114 The Somersetshire Coal Co (Wright and L) v Coggan (W N Ellen)

115 Couchman (Tucker and L) v Greener (G H Holden) SJ

116 South-Western Loan and Discount Co, ld (J Attenborough) v Baynton (Nutt and S)

117 Johnson and Co (Truefitt and G) v Stuart (Walls, A and M)

118 Vaughan (Noon and C) v Smith (Whittington and Son)

119 Fyfe and another (W. W. Wynne and Son) v White (CF B Birchall)

120 Corsham Bathstone Co, limd (E W Owles) v Dalton (H M Ody)

121 Pratt (Yorke and W) v Hovenden (Wild, B and W)

122 Thompson (Thompson and G) v Jackson (D Warde) 123 Temple (Layton, Son, and L) v Gearns (F A Foster) 124 Maple (Lumley and L) v Blakett (Lewis and L) SJ

without jury

125 Jordan and another (Marriott and Jordan) v Poupard (A G Ditton)

126 Rogers (G H Finch) v Ward (E J Ward) SJ

127 London and South-Western Bank (Vallance and V) v Wallis (Russell, Son, and S) 128 Holloway, admr, &c (Same) v London and South-Western Ry Co (M H Hall) 129 Sherwell (W J Foster) v Baker (W Hicks)

130 Pell (P Toynbee) v Tahourdin (Tahourdins and H)

131 Raven (J Raven and Co) v Duncan (W F Nokes)

132 Townsend (Digby and T) v Newman (King and P)

133 Hearson (W G Nicoll) v Brown (In Person)

134 Thomas and Son (Same) v Broad (Lowless and Co)

135 Lenglett and Co (Lyne and H) v Poulin and Co (TO Dear) without jury

136 Hoodless (Bryant and J) v Speedy and Poole (Layton, Sons, and L)

137 Cooper (Wilkinson and H) v Roberts (L W Gregory)

138 Leeming (F Heritage and Co) v Earl Compton (Lewis and L) SJ 139 Slade (Same) v Same (Same) SJ

140 Mitchell (W A Smith) v Pankhurst (Lewin and Co)

141 Morten and Taylor (Morten and Co) v Bradley (R Chandler) SJ

142 Swinburne (C P Greenhill) v Attenborough (G H K and G A Fisher)

143 Penton (W W and R Wren) v Lacey and ors (J Evans)

144 Kinnaird and ors (Burrows and B) v Adams (E Smith and Co)

145 Avery (Rogers and C) v Kane (W C Stoker)

146 Pearce (Lyne and H) v Landore Siemen's Steel Co, limd (Phelps and W) SJ

147 Vanderbergh (C J C Pridham) v Vine (A W Mills)

148 Petty and anr (Gatliff and H) v Emmanuel (C J Davis) SJ

149 Davis (West, Tilson, and B Jones) v Moss (In Person)

150 Arnold (L Barnett) v Madle (W Vant)

151 Frapolli (Phelps, S and B) v Mapleson (J and R Gole)

152 Birt (J Scott) v Head (Emanuel and 8)

153 Coombe (G S and H Brandon) v Greenwood (Venning, R and V)

154 Vanderbyl (Tahourdins and H) v Dünki (Guillaumme and Sons)

155 Wall (J C Hyett) v Blackpool Winter Gardens and Pavilion Co, limd (Le Riche and Sons)

156 Bottero (Thomas Ward) v Zuccani (Pritchard, E and Co)
157 Champion (S Toppin) v Hicks Bros (Rhodes and Son)
158 Leggatt (Walter Jarvis and T) v Hastie (In Person) SJ
159 Stent (E W Owles) v Harrison (Harrison, B and Co)

160 Smith and Son (N White) v Shrimpton (Crundall and Co)

161 Swan (G W Barnard) v Bunn (C F Emmott)

1621Sharkey (E H Brown and B) v Ilen Valley Ry Co (Randall and A)

163 Stansfield (G H Oliver) v Richens (Surridge, H and W)

164 Tyler (W F Tilsley) v Madle (W Vant)

165 Fowler (F C Tudor) v Strathnairn (Baxters and Co)

166 Braggiotti (Wontner and Sons) v Hastie (Jas Gray)

167 Gifford (T D Dutton) v Williams (G H Barber)

168 Armstrong and Percivall (W H Armstrong) v McNaught and Smith (J Laidman)

169 Moule (J H Grant) v D'Arcy (Langdale and T)

170 Luck (JC Scard) v Buhicrosan (G Walker)

171 Simmons (T T Chapman) v The Carlton Bank, limd (Berry and B)

172 Neilson (Darley and C) v James (Meredith and Co)

173 Jones (Shum, C and Co) v Ayton (Martineau and Ŕ) SJ

174 Rice (Pearpoint and B) v Hesketh (Lewis and L) SJ

175 Scaife (In Person) v Husted (J Mandale)

176 R A Mudie and Sons (Botterel and R) v Aste, Son, and Kerchwall (Plews and Co)

177 Kinnaird (E A Swan) v Farrer (Simpson and P)

178 Graham (A H Hastie) v Leggatt (Walter Jarvis and Co)

179 Griflin (JCE Weigall) v Seelie (Stoneham and L)

180 Ashbury (A T Hewitt) v Saunders (R J Pead)

181 Luke (W Moon) v Mackie (H W Mackreth)

182 Goodchild and anr (Cummings, P and B) Viall (E J Anning)

183 Cassie (Wyatt and B) v London and South-Western Ry Co (M H Hall) SJ

184 Homburg (R Cotton) v Stephens (E Betteley)

185 Ware (W G Morris) v Crispin (C Smith)

186 Terrell (Briggs, V and B) v Robertson (Harper, B and B)

187 Shield (Sandys and T) v Rowland (Walker and M Walker)

187a Duus, Brown and Co (Druce, Sons, and J) v Astrup and Co (Plews and Co) SJ

188 Braid and anr (G F Hudson, M and Co) v Phillips (Baker and N)

189 Kingsburg (Deane, C and Co) v Lavery (T M Cridge) without jury

190 Abrahams (Noon and C) v Newmarks (Green and W)

191 Berkeley (W and J Gibson) v Snell (Hopgood and Co) SJ

192 Webb and Wife (Chappell and G) v London Steamboat Co, ld (Newman, S and Co)

193 Brown (W Maynard) Eardensohn (H Morris)

194 Cooke (Milne, R and M) v Winby (Goldring and M)

195 Allnutt (J Rae) v Wright (H Tyrell)

196 Groom and anr (S F Weall) v Rathbone (Wolferstan, A and J)

197 Byrne (Carter and B) v Cooper (Heath, P and B)

198 Holmes (C J Davis) v Chittick (T R Richardson)

199 Whaites (G H Jeram) v Burton (Stevenson and C)

200 Semple (G B B Norman) v Hellewell (E Smith and Co)

201 Branson (W Eley) v Jones (W Crook)

202 Horne (Angell and Co) v Finlay (Morgan and G) SJ

203 Nolf (W Eley) v Parker (W S Winnett)

201 Lawton (H WH Lea) v Spooner and Wife (T D Lever)

205 Richardson (W F Stokes) v Aston Hall Coal and Brick Co, limd (Griffin and Q)

206 Macgregor (Vallance and V) v Villiers Spelter Co, limd (R White)

207 Marks (J Rae) v Davenport (Jas Robinson)

208 Arundell and anr (Horns and M) v Bignell (Curtis and B) SJ

209 Same (Same) v Same (Same) SJ

210 Clifton (T J Pullen) v Hollingsworth (J P Poncione, jun)

211 Putland (G M Wetverfield) v Leach (S F Langham)

212 Chappell (Houlders) v Pilley (H Morris)

213 Kemp (Emmett, Son, and S) v Hollman (G H K and G A Fisher)

214 Gray (FW Dolman) v Mossop (In Person)

215 Cripps (E W Owles) v Haymen (J Tucker) SJ

216 Wurth (H B Wedlake) v Biggs (T W Palmer)

217 Ritchie (R H Ward) v Martin (Baker and N)

218 Wilson (C and S Harrison and Co) v Great Eastern Ry Co (G A Curwood) SJ

219 Garrud (E C Rawlings) v Sheffield (W Eley)

220 Jarvis (T Hulbert) v Osborne (Rooke and Son)

221 Norton (C Etherington) v Price (H Levy)

222 Sir G Chetwynd, Bart (G and W Webb) v Earl of Aylesford (Horns and M)

223 Howard (K R Fletcher) v Maitland (Druces, J and A) without jury

224 Campbell (HF and E Chester) v Vallet (D Blelloch)

225 March (Randall and A) v Quin and Co, limd (F W and H Hilbery)

226 Braham (J Andrews) v Michael (W H Smith and Son)

227 Goddard (Woodbridge and Sons) v Stead (Sorrell and Son)

228 Bolding (J Goren) v Bigsby (Paterson, Sons, and G)
229 Molenkamp (Wyatt and B) v Ramm (J Curtis)

230 Crane (Harley, Jones and J) v Larchin (H A Edgar)
231 Robertson (W Sweetland) v Cuff (G C Lea)
232 Saunders (R M Cooper) v Chattell (F G Gorton)

233 Thompson (G C Sherrard) v Goodman (Laundy and Son)

231 Clements (H W Christmas) v Weil (Beaumont and W)
235 Corben and ors (Kays and Jones) v Passmore (W F Watson)
236 Dettmar and Hughes (Eldred and B) v O'Bryen (J Hands)

237 Jacquemin and ors (A Fleet) v Morris (Wynne and Son)

238 Deverson and Wife (Shaw and T) v London, Tilbury, and Southend Ry Co (Hollings. worth and Co)

239 Rutter (Yorke and W) v Procter (A Diggles)

240 Tietz (Noon and C) v Great Western Ry Co (R R Nelson)

211 Rutter (Yorke and W) v Day (E W Owles)

242 Wingrove (A Willis) v F Cumbers and Co (F Eastwood)

243 Nordon (J Hands) v Nordon (A Abrahams and Co) SJ

244 Raven (Grover and H) v Met District Ry Co (Baxters and Co)

245 Chapman and anr (Turner and L) v Kaye and Co (Eardley, Holt and R)

246 Thompson (J Davis) v South Western Loan and Discount Co (J Attenborough)

247 Hooper (W T Harvey) v Day (N White)

218 Bower (H Kimber and Co) v The London Provident Bank (J D Peard)

249 Learoy (Learoyd and Co) v McConnal (In Person)

250 Calcina (Todd and D) v Campoverde (Lowless and Co)

251 Brovand and Co (Lindo and Co) v Dobson (Peace and Scott 3rd parties) (Pritchard, E and Co; G W Worthington) SJ

252 Kerridge (T R Apps) v Fraser (Taylor and W)

225 Taylor (H W Mackreth) v Fraser and anr (Lowless and Co) 251 Middleton (J A Bartrum) v Swaine (T Hulbert)

255 Danford (Remnant and Co) v McAnulty (Johnson and Son) without jury 256 Anderson (J C Charlton) v Whalley (T Cave)

257 Campbell (Yorke and W) v Holmes (R Furber)

25 Armstrong (Robinson, Son and E) v May (J Robinson) SJ

239 Streeton (J Fulcher) v East London Water Works Co and ors (Wragg and E) SJ

250 Halahan (In person) v Clarke and ors (Robinson, Son and E)

281 Simpson (J F and C Isaacson) v Smith (H H Poole)

912 Field (Hicks and A) v Cain and anr (Nash and F)

203 Cooper (T C Russel) v Hawthorne (Keene, M and B)

261 Petter (H W Mand) v Mackenzie and anr (Campbell, R and H) SJ

265 Home (A R Steele) v Banks (R W Cooper)

266 Shaw (JC Button and Co) v Talbot and anr (H A Graham) SJ

267 The S Metropolitan Gas Co (Young, J and Co) v Dunstan & anr (Bolton, S and Co; JT Trengrouse SJ

208 Botwright (O Vernède) v Trant (Houghton and B)

269 Batchelor (G A Hall) v Price (Pyke and M)

270 Austin (J H Waring) v Banks (H J and T Child)

271 Smith (S J Debenham) v Tims (JP Godfrey)

272 Ratcliffe (Bird and M) v Cobb and anr (Lewis and L) SJ

273 Fry (FA Foster) v Powell (In person),

274 Bird (Bowker, P, B and Co) v Wadey (R Jones and Co)

275 Henderson (R J Macarthur) v Heritage (F Heritage and Co)

276 Harris (Houlders) v Birkett (J and R Gole)

277 Verheyden (A G Ditton) v Watkin (In person)

278 Wallerstein (A J Murray) v Haynemonn (J A Bartrum)

279 Mercer (Paterson, S and B) v Baily (Thomson and G)

250 Letts Bros (In person) v Griffiths (Cooper and Co)

251 Clapson (Withall and C) v Andrews (Crundall and Co)

22 Emery (È Johnson) v Phillips and anr (J M Maddox; J S Ward)

273 Dearlove (H Aird) v Lennard and Son (Ingledew and J)

24 Cramer, Bender and Co (M Hawkins) v Lee and anr (Greenfield and A)

285 Davids (H A Patience) v Burdett, Bart (Abbott, J and Co)

26 Maxted (Hughes, H B and T) v Pemberton (Meynell and P)

257 Frost and anr (Prockter and A) v Brown (Venn and Son)

28 Smith and ors (Learoyd and Co) v Pertwee (Vallance and V)

29 Smith (R Wastell) v Ferrier (Walters, D and W)

200 Robertson (W B Ábbott) v Baynton (Nutt and S)

291 Higgins and Co (J N Mason) v Sutton and Co (Armstrong and L)

292 The Consolidated Credit and Mortgage Corporation limd (G J and P Vanderpump) v Bradbury (R G Chipperfield)

223 The Union Bank of London (Lyne and H) v Sonnenberg (Lewis and L)

294 Nixey and anr (H H Hughes) v Cook (T Sismey)

295 Gibbens (S R Glynn) v Bates (J H Jonas)

26 Wade and anr (Brownlow and H) v Peele and anr (Chester, M, B and G) SJ

297 Brooks (F A Rudall) v Mosely (G E Carpenter)

Allnutt and ors (Denton, H and F) v Luck (JC Scard)

365 Ftnch (Nye and G) v Mc Adam (Dubois and R)

366 Beamish and Wife (Ridsdale, C and R) v Till and anr (Kearsey, Son and H)
367 Harmer, Pearson and Sons (Janson, C and P) v Monk and Wife (H May)
368 Samuda Bros (Johnsons, U, B and A) v Gadban and anr (C A Bannister) SJ
369 Rymer-Jones (F W Mount) v North London Ry Co (Paines, L and P) SJ
370 Jones (G B Howard) v Schumacher (T D Pettiver)

371 Bull (JR Chidley) v Esquilant (F G Cordwell) SJ

372 Markham (Sandon, K and K) v Ricketts and anr (W Justice)

373 Pope (R Chandler) v Ryan and anr (T W Rogers)

374 Croke (Lewis and L) v Lacy and anr (W T Ricketts)

375 Ernst (Same) v Milton and anr (Same)

376 Tomkins (Same) v Blundell (Palmer and Co)

377 Benjamin (J Mote) v Fox (C H Murr)

378 Bull (S R Glyn) v Cook (Bell, B and G) without jury

379 Watkins and Co (D Blellock) v Manders (Preston and Co)

380 May (In Person) v Schott (J A Rose)

381 Beard (E Doyle and Sons) v Kennion (Peacock and G)

382 The Queen (Cann and Son) v Inhabitants of the County of Surrey (F F Smallpiece)

383 Stoffell (W Crook) v Billups (Cunliffe, B and D)

384 Hart (ET Tadman) v Cabbell (Clarkson, G and W)

385 Thynne (T J Robinson) v Neave and anr (Alsop, M and Co)

386 Hummel and anr (T A G Powell) v Honywood (G E Kaye and Co)

387 Thomas (W W Wynne and Son) v Connell (Mercer and M) SJ

388 Leach (EA Swan) v The South-Western Loan and Discount Co limd (J Attenborough)

389 O'Connor (Rooks and Co) v Singer Manufacturing Co (J N Mason)

390 Tonge and ors (Dunn and P) v Bennett Bros (Sheppard and R)

391 Hogan (Hogan and H) v Devon Manganese Mining Co limd (Porter and S)

392 Vague (Nye and G) v Bruce (H Sowton)

393 Clark (F Heritage and Co) v Williams (Hicks and A)

391 Derby and anr (W C Stoker) v Pentony and anr (J F Evans, In person) without jury

395 Standard Bank of London, limd (Gasquet and M) v Chatfield (Denton, Hall, and Co)

396 Dowsett (JE Wilson) v Rackstraw (Micklethwait and Co)

397 Municipal Permanent Building Society (Fletcher, J and R) v Edwards and anr (Saunders, H and B)

398 Same (Same) v Curris (Sheffield and Sons)

399 Cobden (J Neale) v Hudson and ors (Chester, M B and G), SJ

400 Emery (D Warde) v Portch (D Aston)

401 Retallack (Same) v Lonsdale (H E Moojen)

402 Lonsdale (H E Moojen) v Retallack (B Warde

403 Box (A J Harman) v Nicoll (W G Nicholl)

404 Stephens (Tatham, O and N) v Benjamin (T Halbert) 405 Moir (JB Churchill) v Newman (W P Willins)

406 Bare (Same) v Bare (WR Philp)

407 Ward (W H Nicholls) v Evans (Gregory, R and Co)

408 Alexander (C Turner) v English and Foreign Botsle Co, limd (J and R Gibson) 409 Sangster (O Vernede) v Freeman (Hicklin and W)

199 Liquidators of the Carlisle Horse Clothing and Saddlery Co limd (J R Tindale) v 410 Johnson (W Batham) v Lond and St Katharine Docks Co (W M Hacon) SJ Rymill (Keene, M and B)

300 Brocas (Mullens and B) v Priddy (G T Woodrooffe) SJ

31 Carter (Barton and P) v Ward (R and A Russell)

32 Durnford and Co (T B Lodge) v Brightman (G L P Eyre and Co)

33 Massey and anr (Foord and E) v Corthorn (Flux and Co) SJ

304 May (J Curtis) v Sweet Bros (Hughes and Sons)

305 Hempsted and anr (Randall and A) v Hurst (G R Harrison)
56 Garrett (Laundy and Son) v Emery (Maples, T and Co)
37 Watson (Nelson, Son and H) v Knowles (G McA Low) SJ
30s Greenaway (Brighten, P and N) v Sologuerin (J Andrews)
39 Verity and anr (W Moon) v Smith and anr (Mayhew, S and W)

310 Hankins (Tatham and Sons) v Butler (McDiarmid and T)

3:1 Pierce (Harris and G) v Ashby and Co (Trinders and Co)

312 Paterson and anr (Paterson, Sons and Co) v Oldaker (W Hudson)

313 Ward (Flegg and Son) v Pole-Carew (Lewis and L)

314 Rackham (Nye and G) v Lyons (G E Carpenter)

315 Ladbury and ors (J N Mason) v Foat (J S Fowler)

316 De l'Arbre Vautrinpout and Co (Lyne and H) v Kuös and Co (Nicol, Son and J)

317 Evans (Clarke, W and R) v Sea (R Davies)

318 Wells and Wife (E A Swan) v Osborne (T R Apps)

319 Pitney (Fitch and F) v Thistlethwaye (Lake, B and L)

220 Cremer (Willoughby and W) v Hatton (J H Shakespeare)

321 Prentis (Same) v Stacey (Farlow and J)

22 Suckling (A Cope) v City Permanent Benefit Building Society (Parker and P)

323 Griffiths and Wife (Smith, S and C) v Great Western Ry Co (R R Nelson)

24 Brooks (F R Smith and Son) v Tebb (Lewis and Son)

325 Worthington and Co (W H Ármstrong) v Webb (E Johnson)

33 Hagimont Freres and Co (Phelps. S and B) v Eazenberger (Tilley and S)

27 Walker (Roscoe, H and S) v Gill (G Crafter)

29 De Landfort (Fowler and P) v Fuller, Banbury and Co (Wordsworth, B H and P)

729 Powis and Co (Combe and W) v Lake and Co (W H Bennett)

330 Fieber (A J Monday) v Louvet et Cie (J B Batten and Co)

331 Daikers (Rivington & Son) v Criddle (J M Chamberlain) Holloway (W T Boydell) v Allen and anr (J T F Collins)

33 Stabbs (Cooke and J) v Stubbs (F Venn and Co)

334 How (J Scarlttt) v Wolkar (Bloxams and E)

35 Peace (G S and H Brandon) v Learoyd (Learoyd and Co)

333 Lezard (W J Guy) v Blaiberg (Moresby, White and Co)

357 Baumgard (F Stanley) v Wood (GS and H Brandon)

339 Hill and Wife (P J Burr) v Haslock (A Kerly)

339 Calcutt (Fallows and B) v Rose and ors (Lewis and L)

340 Chittenden and anr (J Raven and Co) v Graham (Goodhart and M)

311 Hay (Fowler and Co) v Freeman (Hicklin and W)

342 Janes (E F Marshall) v Newdick (Burton, Y and H)

313 Kohn (J Champion) v The Imperial Insurance Co (Óliver and Sons)

344 Jackson (Same) v Spence (Ellis, Munday and Co)

345 West (Tilson and B J) v Dunlop (W W Wynne aud Son)

346 Waterlow Bros and anr (H and V Philpott) v Unwin and anr (F J and G J Braikenridge)

147 Metropolitan Ry Co (Burchells) v Cotton (Plunkett and L) without jury

3 Bader (Morten and C) v Chappell (Wilkinson and H) SJ

319 Titterton (W A Downing) v Cooper (Keen and R)

30 Dorman and anr (Wilson, B and C) v The Patent Dry Air Refrigerating Co limd (Ashurst, M, C and Co) SJ

351 The Attorney-General (C J Follett) v Spencer.and ors (N White; Wontner and Sons) SJ

332 Same (Same) v Roland and ors (Wontner and Sons) SJ

33 Humphreys (Cooper and Co) v Worth (Marchant, P and H)

364 Scott (Lewis & L) v Sampson (Watson, Sons and R) SJ

355 Blaiberg (Moresby, White and Co) v The London and Westminster Loan and Discount Co limd (G J and P Vanderpump) without jury

36 Chaplin (Boxall and B) v Dean (H G Smallman) without jury

57 Allen (G Reader) v Groves (T Allingham)

58 Bostock and anr (Robinson, P and S) v Lucking (Whites, R and Co)

Lindop (Paterson, S and B) v Furber (Prior, B and Co)

700 Blake and anr (Lake, B and L) v Bruce (B Hope) without jury

Knight, trustee, &c (Preston and Co) v Eels (T Durant)

Almeida and Co (R Chandler) v Barrett and Co (Coode, K and C)
Laker and ors (Rooke and Sons) v Smith (G B B Norman)

364 Clack (HD Ilderton) v Wood (Lewin and Co)

411 The Anglo-Maltese Hydraulic Dock Co limd (Gedge, K M and M) v Cope and ors

and the East Coast Iron Steamship Insurance Association (Shum and Co; Ingledew and I) SJ

412 Smith (Church and Co) v Smith (H Haynes)

413 Chappell (W Eley) v Cunningham (G A Haynes) 414 Preston (Morton and C) v Ashley (H H Banyard)

415 Backhouse (Learoyd and Co) v Nicholson (W May)

416 Mosely (G E Carpenter) v Roberts (R Jones and Co)

417 Sanderson (Lambert, P and S) v Hemming (Matthews and W)

418 Powell, an infant (Bordman and Co) v Rider (J S Fowler)

419 Lambert and ors (S A Beck) v Skotowe (Johnston and H)

420 Swinden (H B Forbes) v Reeves (T Sampson)

421 Bradley (Pritchard, E and Co) v Porter (Munns and L)

422 Tattershall (Rooke and Sons) v Earnshaw (Ridsdale, C and R)

423 Downs, Kennedy and Co (Trollope and W) v Evans (Saunders H and B)

424 Dicker (C E Freeman) v Howlett (Lewis and L)

425 Miller (Indermaur and Co) v North Metropolitan Tram Co (H C Godfray) SJ

426 Cousins and aur (T R Apps) v Whittome (Mott and D)

427 Angus (C O Humphreys and Son) v Bannister and Son (Hamlin and G)

428 Williams and anr (A E Williams) v Simon (E Maniere)

429 Forder (F C James) v Lowther (J Davis)

430 Good, Flodman and Co (Parkers) v Robertson (Pitchard and Sons)

431 Flower and ors (W and J Flower, and N) v Sadler (C Harcourt)

432 Dilke and ors (W J Titley) v Dilke (S Whitehead)

433 Cockburn (W and A R Ford) v Cockburn (Brown and W) 434 Hughes (White, Borrett and Co) v Scott (Crump and W)

455 Knight and anr (Stones, M and S) v Duff (C PGreenhill)

436 Beauclerk (Haynes and Co) v Houldsworth (Field, R and Co)

437 Morgan (Farnfields) v North Metropolitan Tram Co (H C Godfray) SJ

438 Diggins (R Voss) v Crowden and aur (Robinson, P and S)

439 Willing and anr (A C Lewis) v Stechelbach (Jas Goren)

410 Bailey (Same) v Salomons (Lewis and L)

441 Fuller (H Keeble) v Detmold (Saffery and H)

412 Hussey (Gasquet and M) v Dobbins (G BB Norman)

443 Crane (Harley, Jones and J) v Lapworth (W R Philp)

414 Cramer and Co (G S and H Brandon) v Philips and anr (E Johnson; Benn Davis)

445 Tilden (T Southgate) v Wallis (J S Fowler and Co)

416 Reid (Dubois and R) v Runtz (Debenham

447 Harris and Wife (Johnston and H) v Macartney and Wife (A C_Spaull)

418 Leggatt (Walter, Jarvis and T) v Webster (Hastie and Son) SJ

449 Chase and ors (J and M Pontifex) v Young (A Young)

450 Bannister (E Johnson) v Bannister (H W Christmas)

451 Page (W H Lane) v Wright and anr (Boyce and R)

452 Millar (Seaton and T) v Foulkes (Swann & Co)

453 Griffiths (Robins and C) v Fletcher and ors (Parkers) SJ

451 Rendell (W W Nicholson) v Bird (Shepheard and Sons)

455 W Levett and Co limd, by J Worley, liqdr (G Blagden) v Courtney (Willoughby and W)

456 Gibbs and anr (G F Hudson, Matthews and Co) v Thomas (Lewis and L)

457 Chambers (G Blagden) v Lowther (In Person)

458 Bostelmann (F J Day) v Rawlings (Drake, Son and P)

459 Fraser (Stones, M & S) v Cardew (Lumley and L)

460 Young (Batty and W) v Watts (N White)

461 Gye and ors, executors, &c. (J. P. Sweetland) v Maurel (G S and H Brandon) SJ 462 Bromley (H ̊C Beauchamp) v Peach (CJC Lewis)

463 Paternoster (W Hicks) v The London Tramways Co (Limd) (J O Jacobs) SJ 461 Hussey (W Maynard) v Martin (C R S Hooper)

465 Wehrfritz (R Chapman) v Green (Peckham and Co)

466 Day (Keene, M and B) v Day (N White)

467 Damon (Brighten, P and N) v Usher (RC Chapman)

468 Nathan and Co (W H Roberts) v Dupen (Rogers and C)
469 Lindsey and Wife (Stones, M and S) v Elliott (C F B Birchall)
470 Groom and anr (S F Weall) v Gibbs (Brook and Co)
471 Davis (Carr, Son, and T) v Davis (G M Wetherfield)
472 Shephard and anr (M Shephard) v Foakes (L Drew)
473 Same (Same) Jemmett (R S Taylor Son and Co)
474 Ffolliott (R Biale) v Bond (H W Davie)

475 Harris (A Proudfoot) v Quick (W H Hudson)
476 Bowles (W M Miller) v Cox (Harris and P)
477 Heatley (Last and Sons) v Hall (W Norris)

478 Pelsall Coal and Iron Co Limd (Burton, Y H and B) v Bloomer |(Andrew Wood and G)

479 Studholme (F R Coote) v Godden (Wilkinson and H)

480 Lafargue and Co (W. Tatham and Son) v Pinder (Collyer Bristow and Co) 481 Watson (J. W. Hickin) v Watson, Kipling, and Co. Imd. (J. J. & J. C. Allen) 482 Harrison (A. Harrison) v Law (Purkiss, & P.)

483 Brown (W. Maynard) v Kerfoot (R. J. Jackson)

484 Lee (Lee & G.) v Graham (Helder, R. & G.)

485 Smith (C. Thorp) v Walker and Wife (FL Soames)

486 Thomas (J. C. Button and Co) v Harper (C. W. T. Yielding)

487 Gould (G. F. Emmett) v Downes (Wills and W)

488 Winckworth and Wife (J. H. N. Briggs) v Reed (J. H. B. Wakeling)
489 Williams (Pawle & F) v Mercier (Lewis and L) SJ
490 Corry (Parkers) v Holder (H. R. B. Bruxner)

LEGAL NEWS.

It is stated that the health of Sir James Hannen, the President of the Probate and Divorce Court, is improving, and it is expected that he will be able to resume his judicial duties much sooner than was expected.

Mr. Justice Lindley and Mr. Ford North, Q.C., were on Tuesday_sworn in before the Lord Chancellor at his country residence, Blackmoor, Petersfield, Hants, the former as a Lord Justice of Appeal and the latter as a judge of the High Court of Justice.

The City Press reports a case in the Lord Mayor's Court, before Mr. Woodthorpe Brandon, assistant judge, in which a defendant objected to the case being proceeded with, on the ground that plaintiff's solicitor in the action for which the costs were incurred was not upon the rolls of the court. The costs could not therefore be recovered. His lordship: Where do you find that laid down? Defendant: In your lordship's own work.

Several of the best-known firms of Birmingham solicitors have, says the Globe, just been made the victims of an ingenious swindle. A man having every appearance of being a gentleman has called upon them, and asked for assistance in filing a liquidation petition, representing that he lived some distance off. His custom was to enter into the minutest details as to his affairs, and subsequently induce his victims to lend him several pounds, on the plea that he had been suddenly called upon to go home to meet his auctioneer, and that he had run rather short of money. The swindler, having obtained a considerable sum in this way, has decamped, and is now supposed to be pursuing similar practices in other towns.

Mr. Justice Chitty, on taking his seat on Wednesday, stated, for the guidance of the bar and the public, that all actions with witnesses pending for trial and where briefs had been delivered to him had been transferred for trial only to Mr. Justice Kay. As to non-witness actions, he proposed to adopt the same course where he had read the briefs; but he should be happy to listen to any application made to him by the parties. In reference to any motions which had stood over from before until after the long vacation, and in which he had been engaged as counsel and had read the briefs, the actions ought also be transferred. Where he had not read the briefs, he thought those actions ought also to be transferred if either party desired it. Where he had been engaged as counsel in a motion and the action was now set down for trial, he should be happy to accede to any similar application for transfer. Actions where judgment had been already delivered would remain in his court. As to the conduct of business, his lordship stated that he proposed to continue Friday as his motion day, and that he intended to devote next week to non-witness actions. He should adopt the rule of the Master of the Rolls as to sitting at ten, and rising so far as possible at three.

SALES OF ENSUING WEEK.

Nov. 8.-Messrs. CHINNOCK, GALSWORTHY, & CHINNOCK, at the Mart, at 2 p.m, Shares (see advertisement, Oct. 22, p. 3).

LONDON GAZETTES.

Bankrupts.

FRIDAY, Oct 28, 1881.

Under the Bankruptcy Act, 1869.

Creditors must forward their proofs of debts to the Registrar.

To Surrender in London.

Senac, Louisa, Phillimore terrace, Kensington. Pet Oct 25. Pepys. Nov 16 at 12
Upton, Lewis, Leadenhall st, Jeweller. Pet Oct 25. Pepys. Nov 16 at 12
Williams, Robert Thomas, Jewin crescent, Brace Manufacturer. Pet Oct 25. Pepys.
Nov 9 at 1

To Surrender in the Country.

Brombilla, Leone, and Henry Bradley, Lower Sydenham, Kent, Builders. Pet Sept 20. Bristow. Greenwich, Nov 11 at 1

Elsworth, Benjamin, Low Wortley, York, Cab Proprietor. Pet Oct 25. Marshall. Leeds,
Nov 9 at 11

Kaye, John, Honley, Almondbury, York, Saddler. Pet Oct 25. Jones. Huddersfield,
Nov 16 at 11
Scott, Thomas, Eccleshill, York, Woolstapler. Pet Oct 24. Lee. Bradford, Nov 8 at 12
Thompson, William, Horsforth, York, Butcher. Pet Oct 26. Marshall. Leeds, Nov 9

at 11

TUESDAY, NOV. 1, 1881.

Under the Bankruptcy Act, 1869.

To Surrender in London.

Brown, Rayner, Tuilerie st, Hackney rd, Wholesale Boot Manufacturer. Pet Oct 27.
Pepys. Nov 11 at 12.30
Cortesi, Joseph, Whitechapel rd, Restaurant Keeper. Pet Oct 29. Hazlitt. Nov 11 at 1
Currie, Cecilia Cadogan, Barclay rd, Walham Green. Pet Oct 27. Pepys. Nov 11 at 12.30
Cuthbert, Richard, Langham st. Pet Oct 27. Pepys. Nov 11 at 1

Middleton, Peter, Old Bond st, Tailor. Pet Oct 21. Hazlitt. Nov 16 at 1
Pook, William James, Walbrook, Solicitor. Pet Oct 28. Hazlitt. Nov 16 at 12.30
Smith, William Gregory, Walton pl, Knightsbridge, of no occupation. Pet Oct 27.
Pepys. Nov 16 at 12.30

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Barlow, James, Chester, Provision Dealer. Nov 9 at 2 at offices of Cartwright, Whitefriars, Chester

Beard, Samuel, Drakes Broughton, Worcester, Market Gardener. Nov 11 at 3 at offices of Allen and Beauchamp, Sansome pl, Worcester

Bensusan, David Levy, Finsbury pavement, Contractor for Fire Brigade Requirements. Nov 9 at 3 at offices of Wells, Paternoster row

Bentley, Alfred, Bingley, York, Grocer. Nov 9 at 11 at offices of Lancaster and Co, Manor row, Bradford

Boucher, George Henry, Cheltenham, Carpenter. Nov 7 at 12 at Northfield House, Cheltenham. Potter, Cheltenham

Bowes, James William, Stockton-on-Tees, Greengrocer. Nov 7 at 11 at offices of Fowler, Bridge rd, Stockton-on-Tees

Nov. 8.-Mr. WILLIAM HOUGHTON, at the Mart, at 2 p.m., Freehold Building Boyes, William, Birmingham, Coach Spring Manufacturer. Nov 10 at 3 at offices of Estate (see advertisement, Oct. 29, p. 957).

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

ROBINS.-Nov. 1, at 17, Alexandra-road, South Hampstead, N.W., the wife of
Julian Robins, barrister-at-law, of a son.
SMYTH.-Oct. 27, at Alexandra Park, Oldham, the wife of T. H. Smyth, solicitor,
of a son.
TERRELL.-Oct. 31, at Thames Bank, Staines, the wife of Gilbert Terrell, solicitor,

of a son.

MARRIAGE.

MUNSTER-MACDERMOTT.-Oct. 26, at Adoration Chapel, Merrion-square South, John Philip Munster, barrister-at-law, Middle Temple, to Mary Frances, daughter of the late Robert Macdermott, M.D., of Dublin.

DEATH.

WRIGHT.-Nov. 1, at The Cedars, Ealing, Edward Wright, LL.D., barrister-atlaw, of Flora Villa, Donnybrook, Dublin, aged 71.

Fallows, Cherry st, Birmingham

Bramhall, John, Sheffield, Schoolmaster. Nov 10 at 12 at offices of Auty and Sons, Queen st, Sheffield

Britton, Isaac, Sheffield, Merchant's Clerk. Nov 10 at 2 at offices of Ehrenfeldt, High st Sheffield. Binney

Brown, William, Manchester, Soap Manufacturer. Nov 9 at 11 at offices of Parker and Stocks, Norfolk st, Manchester

Oallow, Edward, jun, Lewisham, Kent, Grocer. Nov 4 at 4 at 262, High Holborn. Staniland, King st, Cheapside

Camden, Alfred, Long lane, Bermondsey, Undertaker. Nov 16 at 3 at offices of Fowler and Co, Borough High st, Southwark

Chadwick, Henry Frank, Manchester, Auctioneer. Nov 10 at 3 at offices of Farrington, Princess st, Manchester

Stafford

Childs, George, Potters Bar, Hay Dealer. Nov 16 at 11 at offices of Russel, Coleman st
Clark, George, Stafford, Greengrocer. Nov 15 at 12 at offices of Twynam, Crabbery st,
Clough, William, South Shields, Draper. Nov 8 at 2 at offices of Aitchison, Colling-
wood st, Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Cockcroft, Thomas, Todmorden, York, Cotton Manufacturer. Nov 10 at 3.30 at Queen
Hotel, Todmorden. Eastwood, Todmorden

Colley, Thomas, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Beerhouse Keeper, Nov 10 at 2 at offices of
Joel, Newgate st, Newcastle-upon-Tyne

Cooke, Alfred, Evesham, Worcester, Cabinet Maker. Nov 10 at 11 at Cross Keys Inn,
Evesham. Tree and Son, Worcester
Cracknell, Henry, Queen st, Worcester, Licensed Victualler. Nov 9 at 12 at Miners'
Inn, Queen st, Dudley. Tree and Son, Worcester

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