NORTH, J., held that, though the solicitors were not entitled to the scale fee for " conducting" the sale, they were entitled to be remunerated, under Schedule II. to the order, for such of the items of work properly done by them which were specified in the bill of costs, and which were not covered by the fee paid to the auctioneer. They could not add to the bill any item not already specified in it. The matter was referred back to the taxing master.-COUNSEL, Cozens-Hardy, Q.C., and O. L. Clare; Everitt, Q.C., and R. F. Norton. SOLICITORS, Gregory, Rowcliffes, & Co.; J. J. & C. J. Allen. [NOTE. This case differs from Re Faulkner (ante, p. 661), because there the solicitor had not claimed the "conducting" fee.] LAW SOCIETIES. SOLICITORS' BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION. The Solicitors' Benevolent Association held their fifty-ninth half-yearly meeting on Wednesday at the Grand Hotel, Eastbourne, Mr. SIDNEY SMITH presiding. It should be stated that the autumnal general meeting is usually held concurrently with the provincial meeting of the Incorporated Law Society, but that society having this year already held its gathering in London, it became necessary to select a place of meeting for the association, and Eastbourne was accordingly fixed upon. The report, which was taken as read, stated that, in accordance with the recent resolution, the audited statement of accounts would in future be presented annually, the financial year being closed on December 31st. Since the last report in April, 1887, 89 new members had been admitted, making a total of 3,052; of these 1,104 were life and 1,948 annual subscribers. Fifty-three life members were also contributors of annual subscriptions ranging from one to ten guineas each. During the six months ending June 30th, 1887, the receipts from all sources had amounted to £3,147 17s. 4d. The special appeal made by Mr. E. J. Bristow at the anniversary festival on the 9th of June had largely contributed to this result, the association having thereby gained £1,166. A "Victoria Jubilee Annuity" had out of that sum been created, and the board desired to record their thanks to Mr. E. J. Bristow for his efforts on behalf of the association, and for his own gift of one hundred guineas. The following is a general summary of the receipts :-Life subscriptions, £282 9s.; new annual subscriptions, £66 38.; donations, £930 5s.; arrears, £25 4s. ; renewals, £916 138.; interest on deposit, £1 3s. 5d.; income tax returned, £40 38. 8d.; and dividends £885 16s. 3d. The invested capital now consists of £46,383 14s. 10d. stock, in addition to the sum of £5,048 10s. 5d. Metropolitan Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Stock pertaining to the Reardon Bequest. During the half-year 85 grants had been made from the funds, amounting to £1,785. Of this sum 12 members' families had received £505, while 23 non-members and 50 non-members' families had received £1,280. The sum of £75 had also been paid to annuitants from the income of the late Miss Ellen Reardon's bequest, and £14 to the recipient of the "Hollams Annuity." On the 30th of June, 1887, a balance of £537 9. 6d. remained to the credit of the association at the Union Bank of London, together with £217 18s. 5d. belonging to the Reardon Trust Account. The directors regretted to have to record the decease of their colleagues, Mr. Edward Turner Payne, of Bath, Mr. William Shaen, of London, and Mr. John Yeomans, of Sheffield. These vacancies had been filled by the election of Mr. Henry Holland Burne, of Bath, Mr. Henry Morten Cotton, of London, and Mr. Bernard Wake, of Sheffield. The CHAIRMAN moved the adoption of the report, expressing his regret that Mr. Henry Roscoe, the deputy-chairman, who was to have presided, had unexpectedly been called away on important business, and he (the chairman) had been requested by him to take his place. With regard to the absence of a balance-sheet, it had been thought desirable this year to alter the arrangement which had formerly existed, and to have but one balance-sheet at the end of the year, as was the practice with similar societies. He would also like to say that the association was very much indebted to Mr. Bristow, as mentioned in the report, and he would ask the meeting presently to pass a special vote of thanks in respect thereto. The members of the association had somewhat increased during the yearnot so much as could have been wished, but, looking to the hard times, it was very satisfactory. The amount expended in relief had been much larger than formerly. In the twelve months ending June 30, 1885, the relief granted was as follows:-six members and nineteen members' families received £1,000, twenty-two non-members and eighty-seven nonmembers' families received £1,650, making the total grants £2,650. In the twelve months ending June 30, 1886, one member and eighteen members' families received £855, and thirty-five non-members and 105 non-members' families received £2,544, making the total grants £3,399. In the twelve months ending June 30 last, one member and twenty-six members' families received £1,280, and thirty non-members and 101 non-members' families received £2,421, making the total grants £3,701. Of course, the association was giving away very much more than was formerly the case. Formerly, the power to give was limited to the dividends on invested capital. Later on, the association gave away the annual subscriptions also, and now, by the resolution passed at the last meeting at Liverpool, the board had the power to give away everything that was received. He could not refrain from recording his own individual opinion, as an old director, that the association ought to invest their life subscriptions, and he could but regret that they had ceased to put by capital by investing their life subscriptions as most similar societies did. The reliable income of the association was about £3,300 or £3,400 a year, which, having regard to the fact that this was but the twenty-ninth year of their existence, was very satisfactory. He would also like to say something with regard to the relief given to members and non-members respectively. It had been proposed at one meeting to give away all the receipts and possibly even to touch the capital, but this he would be very sorry to see take place. He had always advocated that the association was a charity, not a mutual insurance society; but, on the other hand, he could not but look with fear upon the large amounts which were being given away to non-members -which amounts were constantly increasing. Not only were the associa| tion thereby expending their resources, but it might be possible that they were doing themselves an injury by giving so liberally to non-members. They might thereby be taking away an inducement to the outside members of the profession to belong to the association. If they took the present average, the association gave to members and their families about £60 a year, and he thought it would be desirable to limit the assistance given to non-members and their families to about one-third of that sum, or £20 a year. At present non-members received £35 or £40 yearly, so that they were almost upon the same footing as members in this respect. The claims of members were at present comparatively few, but in the ordinary course of nature these must increase, and he would like to see the capital increased and possibly a little less given away to non-members and their families. The board saw what distress there was in the profession, and how many who were once prosperous were brought to comparative poverty, and, though they were very glad to relieve nonmembers as well as members, he would certainly like the question of the relative amount of relief to be given to be considered. He hoped that this meeting would cause an increase in the number of members at Eastbourne, and he would be very pleased if Mr. Pidcock could arrange to have a local committee there. Out of the 14,000 solicitors on the roll only about 3,000 were members of the association, and this ought to be increased to at least one-third. Mr. R. PIDCOCK (Eastbourne) seconded the motion, and the report was unanimously adopted. Mr. W. LOVELL (Cambridge) moved a vote of thanks to the directors, and that they be re-elected. Mr. PIDCOCK seconded the motion, which was agreed to. Votes of thanks to the auditors and to Mr. Bristow were also carried, and, in reply to a vote of thanks for presiding, The CHAIRMAN observed that it had been his great pleasure to serve the association for twenty-eight years, and he was the only one left of those who had assisted in forming the association in the year 1857. The proceedings then terminated. LEGAL NEWS. OBITUARY. His Honour Judge MONTAGUE BERE, Q.C., died very suddenly at his residence, Grimstone, Horrabridge, on the 19th inst. Judge Bere was the eldest son of Mr. Montague Bere, barrister, and was born in 1824. He was educated at Balliol College, Oxford, where he graduated second class in Mathematics in 1846. He was called to the bar at the Inner Temple in Easter Term, 1850, and he formerly practised on the Western Circuit. In 1866 he presided over the Totnes Election Commission. In 1869 he received a silk gown from Lord Hatherley, and he was recorder of the borough of Penzance from 1857 till 1862, of the borough of Southampton from 1862 till 1870, and of the city of Bristol from 1870 till when he was appointed judge of county courts for Circuit No. 59, which comprises the whole of Cornwall. Judge Bere was a bencher of the Inner Temple, a magistrate for Devonshire and Cornwall, and one of the chairmen of the Devonshire Quarter Sessions. He was married in 1852 to the daughter of Captain Thomas Buller, R.N. Mr. HENRY SADLER MITCHELL, of 5, Great Prescott-street, Whitechapel, died on the 20th inst. Mr. Mitchell was born in 1820. He was admitted a solicitor in 1844, and he had ever since carried on an extensive practice in the East end of London. He was elected vestry clerk of the parish of St. Mary, Whitechapel, in 1856, and he filled that post until his death. He was also clerk to the parish trustees and the charity trustees, clerk to the Whitechapel Commissioners of Baths and Washhouses, and clerk to the Governors of the Davenant School. Mr. Mitchell was well versed in parochial law, and his death is much lamented in the neighbourhood. Mr. DAVID Ross, LL.D., Q.C., recorder of Belfast, died at Dunmurry House, near Belfast, on the 24th inst., after a long and painful illness. Mr. Ross was born in 1828. He was educated at Queen's College, Belfast, and he was an LL.D. of the Queen's University. He was called to the bar at Dublin in 1860, and he formerly practised on the North-East Circuit. He obtained a silk gown in 1882, and two years later he was appointed county court judge for the county of Antrim and recorder of the borough of Belfast. Mr. HENRY WINDY BANK, Solicitor, of 4, Finsbury-circus, died suddenly at his residence 19, Tavistock-square, on the 22nd inst. Mr. Windy bank was born in 1841. He was admitted a solicitor in 1879. He was for some time managing clerk to Messrs. Park, Nelson, & Co., of Essex-street, and he afterwards succeeded to the practice of Messrs. Miles, Meakin, & Hall. Mr. Windy bank had a good business. He had been for a long time connected with the City Corporation as a Common Councilman for the Ward of Coleman-street. He was Chairman of the Law and City Courts Committee in 1885, and of the Improvements Committee in 1886. He was also a member of the City of London Sewers Commission. He was honorary The Hon. WILLIAM HENRY BERKELEY PORTMAN has been elected Chairman of the Dorsetshire Quarter Sessions. Mr. EDWARD JAMES BRUTTON, solicitor, of Exeter, Ottery St. Mary, and Sidmouth, has been appointed Clerk to the Aylesbeare United District School Board. Mr. Brutton was admitted a solicitor in 1881. He is clerk to the Ottery St. Mary Local Board and to the Ottery St. Mary Highway Board. Mr. WILLIAM GEORGE MOUNT, barrister, M.P., has been elected Chairman of the Berkshire Quarter Sessions, in succession to the late Mr. Cherry. Mr. Mount is the eldest son of Mr. William Mount, and was born in 1824. He was educated at Eton and at Balliol College, Oxford, and was called to the bar at the Inner Temple in Easter Term, 1849. Mr. Mount has been M.P. for the Southern Division of Berkshire since December, 1885, and he is a magistrate for that county and for Hampshire. He has been for several years deputy-chairman of the Berkshire Quarter Sessions, and he was High Sheriff of Berkshire in 1877. Mr. ALBERT TULL suceeds Mr. Mount, M.P., as Vice-Chairman of the Berkshire Quarter Sessions. Mr. LLEWELLYN MALCOLM WYNNE, solicitor, of 31, Lincoln's-inn-fields, has been appointed a Magistrate for Oxfordshire. Mr. Wynne was ad mitted a solicitor in 1869. Mr. THOMAS JAMES SAVAGE, solicitor (of the firm of Pitts & Savage), of 57 and 59, Ludgate-hill, has been appointed a Commissioner for taking affidavits, &c., in the Courts of the Province of Ontario in the Dominion of Canada. Mr. Savage was admitted in June, 1886. A writ of certiorari to bring up the inquisitions taken by the coroner at Mitchelstown in the three cases of Lonergan, Casey, and Shinnick with a view to have them quashed was granted in the Queen's Bench Division of the Irish High Court on the 20th inst. The motion was grounded upon an affidavit by Mr. St. Leger, solicitor for the police, setting forth certain irregularities in the proceedings, among others, in the summoning of the jurors, some of whom were engaged in the occurrence which led to the riot, and also that no precautions were taken to keep the jury from communicating with the outside public. Chief Justice Waite, in replying to the toast of "The Supreme Court of the United States," at a breakfast given by the Philadelphia bar to the judges of that court, said that, "With a population in the United States approaching 60,000,000, and a territory embracing nearly 3,000,000 square miles, the Supreme Court has appellate jurisdiction in all of the classes of cases it had when the population was less than 4,000,000 and the territory but little more than 800,000 square miles. Under such circumstances it is not to be wondered at that the annual appeal docket of that court has increased from 100 cases, or perhaps a little more, a half a century ago, to nearly 1,400, and that its business is now more than three years and a half behind-that is to say, that cases entered now, when the term of 1887 is about to begin, are not likely to be reached in their regular order for hearing until late in the term of 1890." Mr. JOHN KING FARLOW, jun., solicitor, of 1, Church-court, Clement'slane, clerk to the Needlemakers' Cc., has been elected Vestry Clerk of the parishes of St. Clement, Eastcheap, and St. Martin Orgar, in Monday, October succession to the late Mr. George Cole. The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council will resume their sittings on Wednesday next. The Prince of Wales, the treasurer of the Middle Temple, has signified his intention of dining in hall on Friday, the 25th of November. Mr. Justice KAY. Mr. Pugh Beal Pugh Beal Pugh Beal Mr. Justice Mr. Pemberton Clowes Mr. Justice CHITTY. Mr. Lavie Carrington Mr. Godfrey Pemberton Clowes Pemberton Clowes Leach COURT OF APPEAL. MICHAELMAS SITTINGS, 1887. (Continued from p. 800.) Godfrey FROM THE CHANCERY DIVISION, THE PROBATE, DIVORCE, AND Saunders (on behalf, &c) v Potter & aur Potter & anr v Saunders (on behalf, Soper v Arnold app of plt in forma pauperis fron judgt of Mr Justice Kekewich dated 15 March, 1887 June 9 Croft v Rickmansworth Highway Bd app of plt from judgt of Mr. Justice Kekewich dated 17 May, 1887 June 10 Mr. Justice Manisty, Mr. Justice Hawkins, and Mr. Justice Wills have Coates & Co v Moyle & Soa app of plts from judgt of Mr Justice Keke wich been appointed the judges to hear Parliamentary election petitions during the ensuing year. Mr. Charles Morris Roupell, one of the official referees of the Supreme Court of Judicature, has sent in his resignation of that appointment to the Lord Chancellor. Mr. Roupell has held the office since the institution of the Official Referees' in April, 1876. At a special session of the Central Criminal Court, held on Monday, the following days were appointed for the commencement of the sessions for the jurisdiction of the Central Criminal Court, viz.- Mondays, November 21, December 12, January 9, January 30, February 27, March 19, April 23, May 28, July 2, July 30, September 17, and October 22. We are informed that in Re Alliance Supply Stores (ante, p. 796) the order as to costs was not "the usual order," as stated in the report, but that Mr. Justice Charles considered that circumstances justified a departure from the common order, and, although a winding up was ordered, he allowed the opposing creditors their costs. Mr. A. E. Street writes to the Times to correct Lord Randolph Churchill's statement at Newcastle that the cost of the Law Courts in London was about equal to that of the Houses of Parliament, or something over three millions sterling. As a matter of fact, he says, the Law Courts, instead of costing over three millions, have cost considerably less than one; and, what is equally to the purpose, the expense has been strictly kept to the limit laid down. It has been notified that the following alterations have been effected in the commission days of the assizes:-On Thursday, November 10, the commission will be opened at Norwich, on the South-Eastern Circuit, by Field, J., and at Liverpool, on the Northern Circuit, by Day and Grantham, JJ., on Monday, November 14, at Warwick, on the Midland Circuit, by Huddleston, B., and at Stafford, on the Oxford Circuit, by Hawkins, J. Badeley v Consolidated Bank, ld app of plt from judgt of Mr Justice Stirling, da ed 24 Nov, 1886 June 27 Marr v S nyth app of deft from refusal of Mr. Justice Kay to vary Chief Clerk's certificate, dated 9 June, 1887 June 29 Ia re Huat & Pennington's Contract, dated 8 June, 1886 (Bushey Copyhol 1 Manor), and V & P Act, 1874 Expte H W Pennington app of H W Pennington from order of Mr Justice Chitty, dated 16 Jun, 1887 June 30 In le Elizabeth Tempro, dec Lovegrove v Warner app of aft Silas Lovegrove from order of Mr Justice Chitty, dated 16 May, 1887 July 1 In re Lind Development Assoon id & C's Acte Expte AN Butt app of A N Butt from order of Mr Justice Kay, dated 21 May, 1887, for payment of call prior to winding up July 4 Nanney v Morgan app of dft John Morgan from order of Mr Justice Stirling, dated 26 May, 1887 July 5 American Braided Wire Co & anr Co v W. S Thomson & Co app of plts from judgt of Mr Justice Kekewich dated 6 July, 1887 July 7 lare F S Bentley Innes, decd Bentley Innes v Bentley Innes app of defts H Bentley Innes & snr from order of Mr Justice North on petn dated 25 June, 1887, for payment of infant's share July 14 McManus v Cooke app of deft from judgt of Mr Justice Kay dated 12 May, 1887 July 14 Kelly v Kelly app of plt in person from judgt of Mr Justice Chitty, dated 29 June, 1887 July 18 Cooke, Sons, & Co v New River Co app of deit from judgt of Mr Justice Kekewich, dated 1 July, 1887 July 22 In re Garbett & Falkener's Contract for the Sal of Real Estate in Carmarthenshire, dated Sept 9, 1886, and V & P Act, 1874 app of Edward Falkener (purchaser) from order of Mr Justice Chitty, dated 8 June, 1887 July 25 In re A M Tippetts & ors & E Newbould's Contract for the Sale of Leasehold Estate in Staffordshire, dated 1 May, 1885, and V & P Act, 1874 app of A M Tippetts & ors from order of Mr Justice Kay, drei 21 April, 1887 July 30 In re Trusts of Common Lands at Christchurch, Southampton, and 10 & 11 Vict. c. 96 app of Earl Malmesbury & ors from order of Mr Justice Stirling on ptn, dated 28 March, 1887, that Fund in Court not subject to Charitable Trust Aug 2 Ia re Trusts o' Common Lands at Coristchurch, Southampton, and 10 & 11 Vict. c. 96 app of Att Gen from same judgt Aug 2 In re Viant, decd, Viant v Viant app of plts from judgt on originating sumns of Mr Justice Kay, dated 9 June, 1887 Aug 5 In re E B Bulwer Lytton's Will and Colicil Trus's of Kaibworth Estate, Stevenage, and Settled Land Acts, 1882, 1881 app of tenaut for life from refusal of Mr Justice St rling of order on originatiog summons, dated 21 July, 1887 Aug 6 Baroness Wenlock v River Dee Co app of plt from judgt of Mr Justice K-kewich, dated 29 July, 1887 Aug 10 Henry Chalk, Webb, & Co, ld by Official Liquidator v Tennent app of plt f om judgt of Mr Justice North dismi sing action, dated 11 July, 1887 Aug 11 Wells v Hammer app of Jeft Joseph Brown from judgt of Me Justice Kekewich, dated 10 June, 1887 Aug 11 In re Commercial Bank of South Australia and Co Acts app of the Commercial Banking Co of Sydney from order of Mr Justice North, dated Aug 3, 1587 Aug 12 Lucas v Martin app of plt from judgt of Mr Justice North, dated July 20, 1887 Aug 12 Great Western Collieries Co, ld, v Trafalgar Colliery Co, ld. app of deft from judgt of Mr Justice Kekewich, dated 25 June, 1887 Aug 12 In re Norwich Equitable Fire Assce Co & C's Acts app of Official Liquidator from order of Mr Justice Kay, dated 21 July, 1887 Aug 13 In re Jao Pugh, dec Lewis v Pritchard app of deft Jno Pritchard from order of Mr Juttice Kay, dated 26 July. 1887 Aug 15 In re St John, dee St John v St John app of plts from order of Mr Justice Kay, dated 31 May, 1887 Aug 18 Higgens v Maber app of dfts from judgt of Mr Justice Kekewich, dated 8 Aug, 1887 Aug 19 Edison & Swan Electric Light Co v Shippey Bros app of dft from judgt of Mr Justice Kekewich, dated 2 Aug, 1887 Aug 20 Taylor v Faulkner app of deft from judgt of Mr Justice Kekewich dated 5 Aug, 1887 Aug 29 In re Philip Bedingfield, dec Beding field v D'Eye app of defts from order of In re Branksea Island Cold & Co's Acts Expte Cavendish Bentinck (4 creditor) app of Richd Petts (a creditor) from order of Mr Justice Kay, disallowing claim Sept 3 (S O by consent) In re North Brazlian Sugar Factories, ld & J S C Arrangement Act, 1870, & Co's Acts Campion (on behalf, &) ▼ North Brazilian Sugar Factories, ld app of Francis Mowatt from order of Mr Justice Kay, dated 11 Aug, on petn of the Co s nctioning scheme of arrangement Sept 5 In re Clayton Mills Manufacturing Co, 11, & Co's Acts Exote Official Liquidator Bray Garner app of defts from Judgment of Mr Justice Kekewich ditel 2 In re Horatio Prater, deo Desinge v Beare app of plts from julgt of Mr Justice Chitty, dated 21 July, on originating sunts Oct 15 FROM THE QUEEN'S BENCH AND PROBATE, DIVORCE, AND ADMIRALTY (ADMIRALTY) DIVISIONS. For Heating. 1887. Bahr, Behrend & Ross & ors v R D Clark & rs (joint owners of SS. Wivenhoe) app of cefts from judgt of Mr Justice Wills at trial at Liverpool without a jury June 3 Munay v Cozens & Co app of refts from judgt of Mr Justice Mathew at trial in Middlesex without a jury June 9 Barnett & Scott v Wood & aur app of plts from judgt of Mr Justice Monisty at trial at Leeds with a jury June 10 Finney v Mintons, ld app of defts from judgt of Mr Justice Manisty at trial in Middl sex with a jury June 10 The Neptune Steam Navigation Co, ld v The Corporation of Trinity House at Deptford, Strond app of plts from judgt of Mr Justice Mathew, at trial in Middlesex without a jury June 15 WJ Kelly & anr v W P Kellend-F D Thomas, claimant (Q B Crown Side) app of claimant from the Lord Chef Justice and M Justice Denman affirming judgt on interpleader issue in favour of Exec Cr.d tried in County Court June 17 Davis v Deacon app of plt from judgt of Baron Huddleston at trial in Middles: x withou a jury June 20 Jones v Greenwood app of defe from judgt of Mr Justice Grantham at trial in Middlesex without a jury dismissing counter claim June 20 Stevens v Bishop, surveyor of taxes (Q B Revenue Side) app of Solicitor of Inland Revenue from judgt of Justices AL Smith and Grantham on case stated by Income Tax Commissioners June 22 Stokes v Latham app of plt from jadgt of Mr Justice Grove at trial in Corpn of Trinity House, Deptford, Strond v Neptune Steam Navigation Co, ld (Q B Crown Side) app of Neptune Co from ju 'gt of Lord Chief Justice anl Mr Justice Day, on special case stated by magistrate July 4 Hughes (on behalf of Liverpool Pilot) v Mer ey Docks and Harbor Bi app of dfts from judgt of Mr Justice Wills at trial at Liverpool without a jury July 4 Tunnicliffe & ora v Birkdale Overseers and Ormskirk Union Assessment Committee (QB Crown Side) app of Tunnicliffe and ors from judgt of Justics Day & Wills on special case affirming assesment of a reformatory July 4 Moat v Roberts app of dft from judgment of Mr Justice Wills at trial in Middlesex without a jury July 5 (Security ordered July 27) Leduc & Co v Ward & ors app of d. fts (except Hedley) from judgment of Mr Justice Denman et trial in Miidx without a jury July 7 Shaw, Savill, & Albion Cɔ, ld v New Zealand Shipping C, 11 app of dfts fro n judgment of Mr Justice Mathew at trial in Middx without a jury July 7 In re an Arbitration between Messrs Holiday & r & Mayr, &, of Wak-fi ld app of Cerpn of Wakefield frɔ n judgt of Justices Mathew & Cave on special Case July 8 In re Duty on Estate of the Institution of Civil Engineers (QB Revenue Side) app of Secretary of Institution from judgment of Lord Chief Justice & Mr Justice Field affirming duty July 9 Byd v Tovil Paper Co, la app of plt from judgt of Mr Justice Stephens at trial in Middx without a ju y July 11 Mayor, &e, of Bury v Lancs & Yorks Ry Co app of dfts from judgt of Justices Mathew & Cave on special case July 13 Ship Cinderella Denham v Owners of Cinderella app of dfts from jadgt of Mr Justice Butt dated 5 July, 1887 July 18 (without assessors) Bromley & ors v Netherseal Colliery Co (QB Crown Side) app of dfis from Justices Stephen & Wills affirming judgt of County Court Judge July 19 Bourne & osv Netherseal Colliery Co (Q B Crown Side) app of dfts from Justices Stephen & Wills affirming judgt of County Court Judge July 19 Peach Bradley app of deft from judgt of Me Justice Grantham at trial without a jury July 19 London Founders' Asota, ld, & aur v Clarke app of plt W H Palmer from ju'gt of Me Justice Stephen at trial in Middlesex without a jury July 20 Munday & anr (trading as E Manday & Bartrum) v Finlayson (trading as Smith, Finlayson, & Co) app of deft from judgt of Mr Justice Cave at trial in Midlesex without a jury July 21 Giffard & ore v Mayor, &c, of Wolverhampton app of defts from order of Jus tices Field and But on motion for judgment restraining discharge of sewage into Pendeford Brook July 26 Lanfear v Hanbury app of deft from order of Justices Field and Wills on mtas for judgt directing entry of judgt for plt upon referee's report Lanfear v Hanbury app of deft from Justices Fiel1 and Wills refusing mtn to vary referee s report July 27 Overton v Hewitt app of plt from Justices Wills and Grantham on mtn for judgt setting asile verdict-action tried by Mr Justice Manisty in Midlesex without a jury July 27 In re Petition of Right (removal of telegraph poles) Great Western Ry Co v The Queen app of G Western Ry Co from judgt of Justices Wilis and Grantham on special case July 28 The Queen v British Gas Light C (QB Crown Side) app of Mayor, &o, of Hanley & ors from Lord Chief Justice and Mr Justice Denman granting certiorari for order of Recorder of Hanley to be quashed in part July 29 Daniell v Rhuoderin Tin Plate Co, and in an issue between Daniell & anr v Lister app of plts from judgt of Baron Pollock at trial in Middlesex without a jury July 29 Werle & Co v Colquhoun, survey or of taxes (Q B Revenue Side) app of Werle & Co from judgt of Lord Chief Justi e and Mr Justice Field on case stated by Income Tax Commissioners July 29 Johnson v North-Eastera Ry Co app of deft from judgment of Mr Justice Day at trial at Manchester without a jury Aug 4 Hornby v Silvester app of plt from jaigt of Justics Mathew and Cave on spcial case as to validity of award of valuer Aug 4 Styles (surveyor of taxes) v New York Life Insurance C (Q B Revenue Sid-) app of surveyor from judgt of Justices Stephen and Wills on case stated by Income Tax Commissioners Aug 5 Colquhoun (surveyor of taxes) v Brooks (Q B Revenue Side) app of deft Brooks from judgt of Justices Stephen and Wills (dise) on case statei by Income Tax Commi-sioners Aug 9 Jno Lat caster & Co, ld, v Lancaster, Speir, & Co app of defts from judgt of Baron Huddieston at trial at Monmouth Aug 16 Ship Baron Aberdare McCunn v London and St Katherine Docks Co app of delts from judgt of the President, dated 9 Aug, 1887 Aug 18 (with us assessors) Howson v Barrett (Bradford D R) app of deft from judgt of Mr Justice Mathew st trial at Leeds with a jury Aug 20 In re Interpleader summs between C Bethell & Co Stakeholders and HC Clarke & ors Claimants app of claimant John Young from order of Justices Matiew and Cave on special case Aug 26 The Leek Improvement Commissioners v Justices of the Pe ca for the County of Stafford app of plts from judgt of Baron Hudieston at trial at Stafford without a jury Oct 15 Turnbull Martin & Co v Thompson & Co app of plts from judgt of Mr Justice Stephen at trial without a jury Oct 15 FROM ORDERS MADE ON INTERLOCUTORY MOTIONS IN THE QUEEN' BENCH DIVISION. 1887. G oucestershire Banking Co, ld v Edwards (+xor, &c) app of deft from order of Jus ices Day a d Wills for new trial-action tried by the Lord Chief Justica in Middlesex July 23 Matthews v Munster app of dft from Justices Stephen and Wills refusing to set aside compromise of actn July 26 Witt v Banner (Simmonds, clm) QB Crown Side, app of clmt from Justices Wills & Grantham atfirming order on interpleader issue on app from county court July 26 Crew, Widgery & Co v G W Steamship Co ld app of dfts fron Justics Fiell & Wills refusing new trial-actn tried by Mr Justice A L Smith July 27 Merivale & aar v Carson app of dft fro a Justices Mathew & Graatham refusin actn tried by Mr Justice Field in Middx with special jury July 27 J Brown & Co v Bamber app of dft from Justices Mathew & Cave re using new trial actn tried by Mr Justice Hawkins at Liverpool with a jury July 30 new trial Bishop & anr v Goulding & anr app of plt from Justices Stephen & Wills affirming refusal of order for further affidavit of documents July 30 Pearson v Mackusick app of plt from Justices Stephen & Wills refusing tɔ restrain transfer of Met Ry stock in plt's name Aug 1 United Telephone Co, ld v Lancashire & Cheshire Telephonic Exchange Co, ld app of deft from judgt of Baron Pollock at trial subject to assessment of amount due on account taken Aug 3 The Queen v W W Robinson (QB Crown Side) app of EL Hussey from Justices Stephen & Wills, discharging rule nisi for certiorari for coroner's inquisition Aug 9 Lancashire & Yorkshire Ry Co v Andrew Knowles & Sons, ld app of dfts from Justices Mathew & Cave directing entry of judgt on questions stated in special Case Aug 17 RH Yarmouth v W France, ld app of dfts from order of the Master of the Rolls & Lords Justices Lindley & Lopes for new trial on hearing appeal from county court Aug 25 In re Committal of George Johnson for Contempt (Q B Crown Side) app of George Johnson from order of Mr Justice Kekewich (sitting as Vac Judge) for committal for assault committed in the precincts of the court Sept 20 FROM PROBATE, DIVORCE, & ADMIRALTY DIVISION. (ADMIRALTY). With Nautical Assessors. 1887. Ship Mary Lohden (damage) Owners of G M B v Owners of the M-ry Lobden app of plts from judgt of Mr Justice Butt, dated March 11, 1887 April 15 Ship Vallejo (damage) Owners of the Wetherall & ors v Owners of the Vallejo & freight app of plts from judgt of Mr Justice Butt, dated April 27, 1887 April 30 Shop Sinbad (damage) Howell & ors v Owners of S S Sinbad & freight app of plts from judgt of the President, dated May 18, 1887 June 1 Ship Henriette (damage) Owners of the Druid v Owners of the Henriette app of defts from judgt of the President, dated Aug 6, 1887 Aug 30 Ship Hubbuck (damage) Stoomvart Maatschappy Nederland, owners of Prins Hendrik cargo and freight and ors v Owners of the Hubbuck and freight app of plts from judgt of Mr Justice Butt, dated 28 June, 1887 Oct 4 From the Queen's Bench Division, Sitting in Bankruptcy. In re W H Palmer Ex pte W H Palmer app of debtor from Mr Registrar Hazlitt refusing motion for account and delivery of costs by trustee (Š O on reference back to Registrar to examine parties and report thereon) In re Josiah Caldwell Ex pte W H Hodgkin app of Josiah Caldwell from receiving order dated 5 April, granted by Mr Registrar Giffard (S O 25 April by order of Court of Appeal until 28 July-S O again till after vacation) In re Horatio Clagett (an insolvent debtor) Ex pte Henry Charman and ors (trustees, &c) app of Fearn's trustees from Mr Registrar Giffard refusing payment on bill of exchange out of money in hands of provisional assignee In re Alfred Holland Ex pte W Farman & anr app of W Farman & anr from order of Mr Justice Cave directing payment to trustee of money found due on report In re Sir R M Mansell's liquidation Expte Charles Norton app of C Norton from order of Mr Registrar Hazlitt directing delivery of bill of costs of debtor's late solicitor to trustee In re SJ Weld Expte JH Webster app of trustee from order of Mr Registrar Brougham disallowing trustee's rejection of proof In re G H Ellis Expte Hinshelwood app of C C Hinshelwood from Mr Regis trar Linklater refusing receiving order In re W L Grimwade Expte G T Baker app of GT Baker from order of Mr Registrar Linklater staying proceedings on peta pending actn In re JJ Wallace Expte Geo Badham app of debtor from receiving order made by Mr Registrar Hazlitt In re Moreton Frewen Expte the Powder River Cattle Co ld (in liquidation) app of Moreton Frewen from receiving order made by Mr Registrar Giffard In re Julia Morley Expte Francis Scott and in re an actn Scott v Morley app of dit Morley from order of Mr Justice Kekewich (sitting as Vacn Judge) for committal for non-payment under judgt sumns Cohen v Egg act wits Meikle v Price act T & T Vicars v Bennis & anr act wils Hardie v Didcot, Newbury, &c, Ry Co act In re Bucknall's Gold Estate ld & Co's Acts motion set down by order Howard (on behalf, &c) v Patent Ivory, &o, Co, ld issues for trial Howard v Patent Ivory Manufg &c Co, ld act Vernon, Ewens, & Co, ld v Westgate & Birchington Gas Co act Blakey & Sons v Climax Patent Boot Protector Co act & motn wits Meldrum v Scorer act wits Rosing v Trist act wits act Cobb v Newman mfj Rylands v Chapman act wits Gilbert & Spurrier, ld v Spurrier wits Batchelor v Capper act Dubbin v Fariow act wits Galloway v In re Phillips, dec Rogers v Bullock Smith v Universal Permnt BeLefit Rouse v Gibbs act Bldg Soc act wits Davies & Sons v Pen & Co act Ogle v Stuart act, wits wits Hemmings v Parsons act, wits Centeno v Tennant act, wits Price v Elder act, wits Trachsell v Tooth act Serpell v Bowler act Scovell adj sum Hull v In re Sir C M McGregor's Estate McGregor v McGregor adj sum of infant plt In re Hull, Barnsley, & West Riding Junction Ry Co Expte Crown Life Assce Co adj sums Hendry Gerner Buckler v Huth Expte Gerner & anr adj sums Griggs v Lea (Diprose's claim) adj sums Warner v Havart act In re Jas Daverson's Estate Tanner In re C B King's Estate King v In re Robt Hughes, dec Hughes adj sums Priest v In re JC Taylor's Estate Whitby v In re W Easton, a solr adj sums In re Bowen's Estate Cooke v Rutter adj sum (under ord 55) Williams v Met Freehold Land Co, ld Owen v Caddell m fj act Allbutt v Harwood act Johnson v Clarke act In re Capital Guarantee Soc Elkins v Capital Guarantee Soc Expte Liquidator ad sums Ascough (trading, &c) v Johnson & Co In re Paget's Settlement Ponsonby v act Dodds v Preston act In re E M Smith, dec Robinson v Farrar v Ferrars, ld act Barton v North Staffordshire Ry Co Schultze v Middleton, Thomas v act, wits Barrister v Cliff act, wits Addington v Addington act, wits Abadam act Lavery v Russell not Symons v Symons act Phillips v Jones act Paget adj sums under ord 55 In re H Rogers' Estate Druce v Rogers Expte Plts adj sums In re John Smith's Estate Viney v Smith Expte Purcher adj sums In re Elisabeth Turner, widow, and School Board for London Expte Pope & anr adj sums In re W Turner's Will & Lands Clauses Act Expte Elizabeth Turner, widow adj sums In re Thos Jackson's Trusts & Trustee In re Frewen Frewen v Frewen act In re Burgoyne's Trade Mark, Morris Radclyffe v Colson act v Burgoyne mtn & sms Hunt v Barnard act Sladden v Johnson act Norton v Walton & Lee act Surbiton Improvement Commrs v Metcalfe act Day v Woolwich Equitable Bldg Soo act Cox v Clear act Causes for Trial (without witne ses) and Adjourned Summonses (Classes 11. and III.) In re Hornby Ware v Hornby adj sums In re Lea Lee v Lee adj sums In re Brown Barber v Pacey adj sum In re Severne Severne v Chichester adj sum In re Hitchcock adj sums In re Hitchcock Kirk v Hitchcock act Kirk v Hitchcock adj sums Oborne v Mann London Steam Dyeing Co v Digby m fj In re W Farr Wingrove v Wigg adj sums In re Davies Davies ▾ Davies sum adj In re T W Orwin Orwin v Orwin adj sums In re Tait, dec President, &c, of St George's Hospital v Battersby adj Dutton v Carpenter act Hop Bitters Co v Beck act Solomon v Ebrmana Bros act Goode peed v Robinson act In re J Alliston Hall v Bros act Chester v Chester act McDonald v Wordsworth act la re Messrs Batts & Co's Trade Mark motn Dufaux v Rosenwold act In re Cotton, Cotton v Hunter act Johnson v Investor's Mart ld act Butler & Co v Hall act Hop Bitters Co ld v Lorimer & Co act In re Knox Parsons v Smith adj In re Haley Evans v Haley In re United Security Society, ld, & In re Metcalfe Metcalfe v Blencowe In re Whitfield to Evans & V & P In re Hastie Hastie v Murray In re Taunton Simmonds ▼ Simmonds In re Corsellis Lawton v Elwes In re Sulymah & Sherboro' Trading In re Fletcher Hall v Tillingham In re Same (taxation) In re S Cuming Cuming v Ellis In re Gocdes Taylor v Collier In re Meyers & The Kingston & Lɔndon Ry Co adj Tulk v Philp act Worthy v Richardson act Haywood v Falcon act In re Scollick Scollick v Pepper adj Harris v Drayton act Gargini v Bougiovanni act sums Harvey v Blount act Farrand v Yorkshire Bkg Co ld Davies v Lloyd adj Negus v Wallis act Smyth v Adams act sums Briton Medical, &o, As Bradley Cave v Harris Harris v Cave act act Edwards v Cary act sums Morgans v Morgans act Scott v Wills act In re Davies Sanguinetti v Gant act Woodgate v Walker act Brodbeck v Strickland act |