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CONTENTS.

CURRENT Toptos :

The Rules Relating to the Central Office of the Supreme Court..
Jndicature Fee Stamps........
The Caus- Lists ............
Marder by Agreeing to commit Suicide Together.....
Laws and Arms
Right of Defending Counsel to State the Prisoner's Version of

the Facts ...
Conveyancing Monopoly .....................................

A Collapse of the Cause Papers......
LEADERS:-

The New Edition of the Bankers' Books Eviderce Act.....
Unsatisfactory Witnesses......
Solicitors' Cases of the Year .....

REVIEWS ..................
GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE....
Casas OF TRB WEEK .........

Crose v. Smith ..
De Oleaza v. The West Cumberland Iron and Steel Company....
De Bergue v. De Bergue ...........
The Union Bank of London y. Manby......
Mete life's Estate, Re.........
Berkeley v. The Standard Discount Oompany.....

Armitage v. Elworthy
SOCIETIES.......... .....
LAW STUDEXT'JOURNAL
Vice-Chancellor Malins
APPOINTMENIE, ETC.
COMPANIES ...........
OBITUARY...............................
Sir Evelyn Wood .........
SOLICITORS' CASES .....
COUNTY COURTS......
CREDITORS' CLAJMS .....
COURT PAPERS
LEGAL NEWE ..
PUBLIC COMPANIES ..
LONDON GAZUTTES, &c.,

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A QUAINT PIECE of criminal law was disinterred at the recent Maidstone Assizes. A mon and his wife, after drinking heavily for eight days, threw themselves into a river, no doubt intending, so far they were capable of forming an intention, to commit suicide together. The husband was drowned, but the wife escaped, and she was thereupon charged with the murder of her husband. In the beginning of the seventeenth century the judges were perplexed with a similar case (Anon., Moore, 754). A man and his wife “ ayant long temps vive incontinent,'' were in great distress. The husband said to the wife, “I am weary of life and will destroy myself," upon which the wife replied, “ If you do, I will too,” and thereupon the husband mixed poison with some drink, of which both partook. The husband died, but the wife recovered. According to Moore, the question whether the wife was guilty of murder was considered, but he does not give the decision. Mr. Justice Pattison, however (8 C. & P. 418), evidently re. ferring to this case, says that the wife was acquitted on the grourd that she was under the control of her husband. In 1823, in a case (R. v. Dyson, R. & R.523), where the wife was drowned and the husband escaped, it was held by nine judges that, “ if the deceased threw herself into the water by the arrangement of the prisoner, and because she thought he had set her the example, in pursuance of the previous agreement, he was a principal in the second degree, and was guilty of murder ; " and in a subsequent case of R. v. Alison, (8 C. & P. 418), Mr. Justice Pattison told the jury that “supposing the parties mutually agreed to commit suicide, and one only accomplished that object, the survivor would be guilty of murder in point of law." Following these authorities in the recent case, the Lord Chief Justice, in summing up, told the jury that they must take the law to be that if two persons agreed together to commit self-murder and one of them survived, the survivor was guilty of murder. Happily, however, it was not necessary to put this doctrine into practical application, as the jury seem to thought that the parties were not in a condition to form a definite intention to commit suicide, and consequently found the woman not guilty.

CASES REPORTED IN THE WEEKLY REPORTER.
Allen v. Seckham (Ct, of App.)..............
Barnes v. Loach (Q.B.Div.)......................................
Bentham Muls Spinning Company, The, In re (Ct. of App.)....
Brocklebank v. East London Railway Company (Ch.Div. Fry, J

sitting for V.C.M.)..............
Griffith (deceased), In re. Carr v. Griffith (Ch.Div. M.R.) ....
Orr Ewing and Co. v. The Registrar of Trade Marks (G.L.)...

Thompson (deceased), In re. Herring v. Barrow (Ch.Div. V.O.
Union Bank of London v. Manby (Ct. of App.) ..............,
West Cumberland Iron and Steel Company v. Kenyon (Ct, of App.) 24

CURRENT TOPICS.

THE RULES UNDER THE ACT which establishes the Central Office of the Supreme Court are now drafted, and will shortly be submitted for suggestions to the various officers concerned.

WITH REGARD to the complaints which have recently appeared in the daily papers of inconvenience in the SIR EVELYN Wood, in his eloquent speech at the Middle purchase of Judicature fee stamps, we are enabled to

Temple Hall on Saturday, enumerated several instances state that arrangements are in progress which, so far at

of eminent judges who have commenced their career as least as the offices in the Royal Courts of Justice are

soldiers or sailors ; but he failed to complete the list. concerned, will give greater facilities for obtaining these

btaining these The greatest of equity lawyers, Sir William Grant stamps. We believe that it is intended to authorize

(who practised for a few years in Canada) commanded a certain officials on each floor of the building

| body of volunteers during the siege of Quebec. Chief to distribute stamps. But this will not remove the

Justice Jervis held for a short time a commission in whole grievance, for the stamps required in the Chancery the Carbineers, and the late Baron Watson, as a lieutChief Clerks' offices and in the Chancery Paymaster's enant of Dragoons, served in the Peninsula, and was office are numerous, and these offices are situate some engaged at the Battle of Waterloo. In all these instances distance from the Royal Courts of Justice and Somerset

however, it must be admitted that House. We are glad to learn, however, that Judicature fee stamps may now be obtained at the post-office in

... "mighty Julius, pleading at the Bar, Chancery-lane. This is a step in the right direction;

Was greater than when thundering in the war' and we may hope that something more will yet be done —which, in spite of his recent speech, cannot as yet to meet the convenience of practitioners.

be said of Sir Evelyn Wood.