Hickling v. Boyer Lade v. Trill-Trill v. Lade Weston v. Peache Fry v. Wood Fanning v. Devereux and petn. Chapman v. Bridgewater and Vice Chancellor Wigram. S. O. Lewis v. Adams, Exch. cse. East India Co. v. Coopers' Co. Keene v. Birch, 2 causes, fur. dirs. S. O. G. Lloyd v. Mason, fur. dirs. Hall v. Rawdon Chafey v. Serjeant & costs Heslop v. Bank of England, ditto Sillick v. Booth-Ditto v. Cor- Fredricks v. Wilkins, ditto bett, fur. dirs, and costs Attorney Gen. v. Milner Danks v. Otway Alexander v. Foster, exceptions Ford v. Clough, fur. dirs. & costs Jenkins v. Cooke Culley v. Culley Roach v. Peters, fur. dirs. & costs Moody (Pauper) v. Hebberd Williams v. Roberts Coulton v. Middleton, fur. dirs. & equity reserved Williams v. Moore Williams v. Allen Vanderplank v. King Gardner v. Blane Buxton v. Simpson Greene v. Warne Appleby v. Duke Baylie v. Martin Hutchings v. Batson Wale v. Moores Sharman v. Heath Howe v. Mattalieu v. Miller Ditto, fur. dirs. & costs Smith v. Baker, exons. & fur. dirs. Massey v. Day Forsyth v. Chard, fur. dirs. & cs. Mayor and Corporation of Car-Cogger v. Wickes narvon v. Evans Allen v. Wadley Langford v. Reeves Collins v. James Compton v. Storey Fairfax v. Morrell Vickers v. Oliver Powell v. Woollam Russell v. Buchanan Cottingham v. Stapleton, exons. Watson v. Webb S. O. Christison v. Mayor, &c. of chequer Abated Bird v. Blyth Farmer v. Farmer Genge v. Matthews Mason v. Frankling Scott v. Pascall Cragg v. Forde, 2 causes, exons. 2 sets Burridge v. Row, fur. dirs, & cs. Simonds. Simonds Egginton v. Burton Stocken v. Chuck Cash v. Belsher Wright v. Rutter Aspinall v. Andus Cooke v. Black Davies v. Thorne Middleditch v. Saunders Christian v. Chambers, fur. dirs and costs Eld v. Durant Dyson v. Morris Bultell v. Lord Abinger Pleas and Demurrers. 1st day of Causes-Clarke v. Tipping, demurrer Matters which, in regular turn, would have been heard on a former day; but which have been adjourned at the request of Parties till after the First Day of Causes in Hilary Term. Suckermore v. Dimes adj. to come on with sup- Millar v. Craig-adj. till after Term. ceptions-adj. to prepare a case Western v. Williams-further directions and adj. to Michaelmas Term Hemmingson v. Gylby-adj. to 1st day after Term Matters which, in regular turn, would have been Wentworth v. Williams, par! heard Willats v. Bushley-Ditto v. Merceron, part heard costs-Wright v. Maunder Wilson v. Mead-adj. to Michaelmas Term Jackson v. Jackson-adj. to Michaelmas Ter:n Rutter v. Marriott-Ditto v. Ebden-adj. to Trinity Aldridge v. Westbrook-Parsons v. Same-further Ashton v. Mc Dougall Hyde v. Dallaway Leavens v. Edmondson-Ditto v. Limbert, 2 causes, Evans v. Harris Welford v. Oliver-Ditto v. Stainthorpe 222 Townley v. Deare Cotham v. West, exceptions Webb v. Tayler-(April 19) Cause Lists, H. T., 1842. Page v. Broom-Ditto v. Page-Ditto v. HarrisDitto v. Edwards-Ditto v. Ganderton, excep lions-set down August 13 Whittle v. Henning, exceptions-set down Aug. 14 Aldridge v. Westbrooke-Parsons v. Ditto, further Fyler v. Fyler, exceptions Undisposed of Matters in the printed Book for last Voss v. Luce-Ditto v. Hayne-set down May 31 Acey v. Simpson, further directions and costs, and Attorney General v. Walmsley- (June 28)-set down June 4 Attorney General v. Heron-(June 28)-set down June 4 Attorney General v. Vincent-(June 28) Philanthropic Society v. Kemp, further dsrections and costs-set down June 9 Bowen v. Parker, further directions and costs-set down June 10 Hereford v. Ravenhill, further directions and costsset down June 10 Heighington v. Grant-Dittov. Heighington-Ditto Agabeg v. Hartwell-Colvin v. Ditto--Hartwell v. De la Garde v. Lempriere, further directions and June 16 Wood v. Pattison-(July 6)-set down June 17 Attorney General v. Wilson, further directions and costs, set down June 18 Falkner v. Matthews, further directions and costs- Ovenden v. Stephens-(July 8) set down June 22 Stilwell v. Clarke-Ditto (pauper) v. Hawkins- Attorney Gen. v. Chester (Saint John's Hospital) Wall v. Baker, further directions and costs-set down Attorney General v. Gell, exons. fur. dirs. and costs Griffiths v. Evan, further directions and costs-set down July 10 Johnson v. Hardy-set down July 12 Hales v. Darell-Ditto v. Hales-Ditto v. Raphael Ball v. Wivell, further directions and costs-set down Attorney General v. Newbury-Ditto v. Birchall, Thomason v. Moses, further directions and costs- Chadwick v. Broadwood, exceptions set down The dates within parenthesis indicate the days when subpoena notes returnable. Fyler v. Fyler, exceptions-set down August 18 Walkins v. Stevens, 4 causes-Ditto v. Cornwell, 2 causes-Ditto v. Hawkins-Judson v. Ekins, exceptions-set down August 23 Bridge v. Brown, exceptions-set down Sept. 4 Wakeman v. Wakeman-(November 3) Marquis of Westminster v. Morrison-(Nov. 8) Undisposed of matters set down since the printing of Rutherford v. Mc. Cullum-(November 25) Attorney General v. Bullock-set down November 3 Morris v. Livie, further directions and costs and pe- Morris v. Loyd, further directions and costs and petition-set down November 6 Attorney General v. Sherman, further directions and Fidder v. Bellingham, further directions and costs— Attorney General v. Lord Carrington, further di rections and costs-set down November 10 Hawkings v. Hawkings, 2 causes, further directions and costs-set down November 11 Davis v. Bluck-set down November 11 Cause Lists, H. T., 1842.--Sittings. Collins v. Johnson, 2 causes, further directions and costs-set down November 13 Collins v. Smith, further directions and costs-set down November 13 Collins v. Bennett, further directions and costs-set down November 13 Read v. Smith, further directions and costs-set down November 13 Westwood v. Slater-set down November 13 Gardner v. Gardner, further directions and costs down November 19 set Attorney General v. Cullum, further directims and costs set down November 22 Attorney General v. Le Grice, further directions and costs set down November 22 Pettingal v. Pettingal, further directions and costs set down November 27 Jaquet v. Edwards-set down November 29 Wilcocks v. Shelley, exceptions-set down Dec. 1 Strickland v. Strickland-set down December 1 Perry (pauper) v. Walker-set down December 8 Page v. Way further directions and costs-set down December 8 Short--Kirlew v. Rayner, 2 causes, further directions and costs-December 9 Short-Hardcastle v. Cooper-set down Dec. 10 Reedhead v. Hallen, pro confesso-set down Dec. 10 Crocket v. Crocket, further directions and costs-set down December 17 Paris v. Hughes, exceptions-set down Dec. 20 Paris v. Tebbutt, exceptions-December 20 Short-Buchanan v. Mountain, further directions and costs-set down December 21 Short-Buchanan v. Goodman, further directions and costs-set down December 21 Drake v. Drake, further directions and costs-set down December 22 Lancaster v. Evors, exceptions-set down Dec. 22 Liddle v. Carden, further directions and costs-set down December 23 Liddle v. Simpson, further directions and costs-set dowu December 23 Attorney General v. Brown, further directions and costs set down December 23 Attorney General v. Hall, further directions and costs-ret down Down December 23 Farrow v. Barlow, further directions and costs-set down December 24 Middlesex Notts- Lancashire Middlesex Lancashire Yorkshire Leicester Middlesex Somersetshire Warwickshire 223 Courtney d. Courtney, exceptions-December 24 Sampson v. Courtney, exceptions-December 24 Leeming v. Sherratt, further directions and costsset down December 24 Walton v. Sherratt, 2 causes, further directions and costs, set down December 24 Branch v. Primrose, 2 causes, further directions and costs-set down December 24 Norton v. Pritchard-(January 19) CROWN PAPER, Hilary Term, 1842. -The Queen v. The Vestrymen of Marylebone. -The London and South Western Railway Company. -The Inhabitants of St. Giles in the Fields. -The Churchwardens of Liverpool. The Inhabitants of Rishworth. The Inhabitants of Oundle -The Inbabitants of St. Margaret, Leicester. -The Directors of the Poor of St. Pancras. -The Eastern Counties Railway Company. -The Birmingham and Gloucester Railway Company. CHANCERY SITTINGS, Hilary Term, 1842. 221 AT THE ROLLS. Sittings.-Editor's Letter Box. solicitor on his complaining of such disallow. Feb. 1.-Short Causes after swearing in Soli-ance, it is restored to the bill of costs by the master's clerk when left for the certificate. It is the duty of the copying clerk to make the report complete, without charge to the suitor, who already pays a very large sum for the report. The copying clerks, considering they have incurred none of the expenses of a legal education, receive a very handsome remuneration in the shape of a fixed salary, besides the large sums realized by them for copies. The regulations made by the Benchers of the Middle Temple in February 1835, enabled persons who had been members for three years, during which they had kept twelve terms, to be called to the Bar. This has been rescinded, and the former regulation requiring a membership of five years is now in force. In answer to "A Subscriber," we presume there is no difficulty in a London solicitor taking the law degrees in the London University after having gone through the proper course of study at King's or University College. A correspondent enquires whether the solicitor of a mortgagee is entitled to charge the mortgagor for a schedule of the deeds, on paying off the mortgage. In answer to X. Z. O., we conceive that the bill for the amendment of the law of attorneys, as regards the taking articled clerks must be prospective, and that our correspondent who states his intention of being articled to a friend who has not been admitted the full five years, will not be affected by the bill. "Jus" states that A. devises an estate very much incumbered to B., and inquires whether B. is obliged to take the estate; and if not, what would become of the estate if he refused it ? A correspondent inquires whether there exists any authorized list of towns and counties in themselves, (such for instance, as the county of the town of Nottingham) and small debts courts' jurisdictions? If not, he says, some officer of the courts should be obliged to furnish a memorandum of the names and limits of his jurisdiction to form a list to be exhibited at the public offices in London, or some provision of that sort ought to be made, in order that loss of time may be saved in finding out whether the residence of the debtor is or not within a supposed jurisdiction. Town Clerks.-Doncaster, Thomas Blackwall Mason; Leeds, Edwin Eddison; Newcastle-upon-Tyne, John Clayton; Pontefract, J. Coleman; Manchester, Joseph Heron. Perpetual Commissioner.-Isle of Wight, Mr. T. F. Cole. The proposed improvement of the law, by allowing office copies of deeds to be given in evidence in certain cases, shall be considered. |