MARCH 1847, TO OCTOBER 1847.
THE REPORTS IN THIS VOLUME ARE CONTRIBUTED BY THE FOLLOWING GENTLEMEN:
HOUSE OF LORDS, by JOHN BITTLESTON, Esq. Barrister-atLaw.
PRIVY COUNCIL by THOMAS CAMPBELL FOSTER, Esq. of the Middle Temple, Barrister-at-Law.
LORD CHANCELLOR'S COURT by RICHARD GRIFFITHS
WELFORD, Esq. of the Inner Temple, Barrister-at-Law.
VICE-CHANCELLOR of ENGLAND'S COURT by GEORGE
GOLDSMITH, Esq. of the Middle Temple, Barrister-at-Law.
ROLLS COURT by J. MACAULAY, Esq. of the Inner Temple,
Barrister-at-Law.
VICE-CHANCELLOR KNIGHT BRUCE'S COURT by GEORGE S. ALLNUTT, Esq. of the Middle Temple, Barristerat-Law.
VICE-CHANCELLOR WIGRAM'S COURT by VESEY T. DAWSON, Esq. of the Middle Temple, Barrister-at-Law.
The QUEEN'S BENCH by ADAM BITTLESTON, Esq. of the Inner Temple, Barrister-at-Law, and EDWARD WISE, Esq. of the Middle Temple, Barrister-at-Law.
The COURT of COMMON PLEAS by PAUL PARNELL, Esq. of the Middle Temple, and JOHN THOMPSON, Esq. of the Inner Temple, Barristers-at-Law.
The COURT of EXCHEQUER by T. SPENCER COPE, Esq. and FREDERICK BAILEY, Esq. of the Middle Temple, Barris. ters-at-Law.
The BAIL COURT by T. W. SAUNDERS, Esq. of the Middle Temple, Barrister-at-Law.
The EXCHEQUER CHAMBER by WILLIAM PATERSON, Esq. Barrister-at-Law.
BANKRUPT AND INSOLVENT COURTS. The COURT OF REVIEW by GEORGE S. ALLNUTT, Esq. of the Middle Temple, Barrister-at-Law.
BRISTOL DISTRICT COURT by F. T. ALLEN, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister-at-Law.
NISI PRIUS, CIRCUITS, AND CROWN CASES. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT by B. C. ROBINSON, Esq. of the Middle Temple, Barrister-at-Law. CROWN CASES (before all the Judges) by A. BITTLESTON, Esq. of the Inner Temple, Barrister-at-Law. NORTHERN CIRCUIT, York and Liverpool, by F. J B. AspiNALL, and T. CAMPBELL FOSTER, Esqrs. Barristers-at-Law. The other parts of the Circuit by G. F. H. OLEPHANT, Esq. Barrister-at-Law.
MIDLAND CIRCUIT by ADAM BITTLESTON, Esq. of the Inner Temple, Barrister-at-Law.
WESTERN CIRCUIT by EDWARD W. Cox, Esq. of the Middle Temple, Barrister-at-Law.
NORFOLK CIRCUIT by JOHN B. DASENT, Esq. Barristerat-Law.
OXFORD CIRCUIT by J. E. DAVIS, Esq. Barrister-at-Law. SITTINGS AT NISI PRIUS AFTER TERM, by various gen. tlemen.
ECCLESIASTICAL and ADMIRALTY COURTS by DR. WADDILOVE, of Doctors' Commons.
ELECTION LAW. REGISTRATION APPEALS in the COMMON PLEAS by EDWARD W. Cox, Esq. of the Middle Temple, Barrister-atLaw; and HENRY TINDAL ATKINSON, Esq. of the Middle Temple, Barrister-at-Law.
ELECTION COMMITTEES by EDWARD W. Cox, Esq. of the Middle Temple, Barrister-at-Law.
The LORD CHANCELLOR'S COURT, QUEEN'S BENCH, and CRIMINAL COURTS, by WM. ST. LEGER BABINGTON, LL.D. Barrister-at-Law.
The Written Judgments are reported verbatim in Short-hand by Mr. H. GREGORY, Short-hand Writer.
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Simpson v. Lancaster and Carlisle Railway, VALPY and Others v. Gibson, 175, 434
Sinderson v. Williams, 262
Skey v. Garlike, 371
Skingley v. Kimber, 246
v. Burridge, 52, 222
Sledden and Another v. Dixon, 178
Smith v. Betts, 82
Brown, 394
Earl of Effingham, 491
Griffin, 59, 106
Ipswich and Bury Railway, 371
Kenrick, 79
Sandeman, 202
Snead, 59
Wearing, 72, 125
Wetherall, 202
Snowden v. Marriott, 17
Solomon v. Phillips, 104
Someby v. Caring, 106
Southcomb ". Bishop of Exeter, 293
Sowler v. Simpson, 82
Spence v. Chadwick, 101
Spencer v. Hagindar, 202, 250
Spright v. Hawksworth, 83
Sprye v. Reynell, 215
Stagg v. Earl of Melltown, 57, 270
Standen v. Christmas and Another, 169
Staples v. Clay, 222
Stapleton v. Smith, 198
Stead v. Anderson, 199, 227, 434
Steadman v. Cardwell, 249
Stedman v. Poole, 218
Steed v. Oliver, 168
Stephens v. Bonney and Another, 227
Stockbridge v. Owen, 77
Stopford v. Fitzgerald, 130
Strickland v. Hawkins, 248
St. Katherine's Dock Company v. Commis- Strother r. Stevenson, 229
sioners of Sewers, 271
Salmon v. Garter, 104
Salt v. Batho, 83
Garner, 222
Sandford v. Chanter, 54
Chauntler and Another, 55
Sanderson v. Dobson, 201, 269
Saunders v. Saunders, 358, 496
Sayth v. Cox, 59
Scawin v. Watson, 215
Schuster v. Cooper, 106
Scott v. Hill, 103
Seal v. Hodson, 131
Hudson, 131
Semple, jun. v. Pink, 229
Sewell v. Godden, 20
Walker, 491
Seymour v. Bassett, 52
Shailor v. Groves, 311
Sharman v. Leifchild, 198
Sharp v. Perry, 59
Shaw v. Glascot, 228
Sherland v. Loaring, 249
Sherratt v. Parkes, 106, 178
Shooster and Others v. Cooper, 151
Shoubridge v. Smith, 82
Sibson v. Edgworth, 293
Sidebottom v. Glossop, 229
Simmonds v. Muntz, 201
Simmons and Another v. Edwards and Anor.
Stuart v. Steele, 78, 128
Sturm v. Jeffer, 82
Suffield (Lord) v. Bond, 350
Sugden v. Hall, 175, 248
Sutton v. Swanwick, 52, 122
Swatton v. Holmyard, 227
TALBOT v. Bulkley, 201
Tassell v. Cooper, 175
Tattersall . Parkinson, 56
Taylor v. Field, 79
Onthey, 249
Taylors v. Carpenter, 514
Temperley v. Raper, 511
Tennant v. Tennant, 217
Thomas v., 60, 131
Fenton, 178
Fredericks, 52, 172
Lawrence, 198, 222, 246
Thompson v. Longridge, 201
Thorpe v. Barber and Sporle, 54
Tilley v. Collins, 227, 248
Tilt. Dickson, 79
Towne v. Bonnin, 4
Truelock v. Robey, 493
Tuckie v. Hawkins, 227
Turner v, Ambler, 36
Hartley, 52
Hudson, 215
Newport, 213
Wohlgmuth, 128
Varty v. Duncan, 371, 429
Vincent v. Gill, 106
Vipan v. Gay and Another, 54
Vivian v. Mowatt, 59
Vollans v. Fletcher, 177
WAGNER v. Washbourne, 270
Wainman v. Keynman, 249
Kinman, 82
Wait and Another v. Baker, 38
Wakley v. Cooke, 83, 229, 513
Walker v. Pilbeam, 55
Wallace v. Swinburne, 82
Wallington v. Lambert, 171
Wallis v. Brown and Another, 248
Swinburne, 270
Walsh v. Trevanion, 216
Ward v. Auckland, 105
Saunton, 229
Ware v. Rowland, 409
Washbourne v. Burrowes, 201, 249
Watts v. Symes, 290
Waugh v. Littledale, 202
Webb v. Hurrell, 79
Webster v. Crouch, 59
Holdsworth, 39, 131
Lord Portarlington, 245
Woolley v. Steinitz, 201
Woolmer v. Toby, 75, 195
Wordsworth v. Wood, 489
Worth v. Gresham, 102
Worthington v. Warrington, 55
Wortley v. Campling, 82
Wraughton v. Colquhun, 451
Wren v. Heslop and Raine, 52
Wright v. Hutchinson, 227
Lord Oranmore, 125
Wrightup v. Greenacre, 36
YATES v. Fenton, 123
Temple, 52
Yearsley v. Watts, 52, 125
Young v. Geiger, 227
Grove, 227
Sheppard, 331.
INDEX TO SUBJECTS OF CASES.
statement of slander, 24; of declaration as
to statement of jurisdiction, refused, 250;
of writ of error allowed, ib.
Annuity, lien for arrears upon estate, 29;
when not given for separate use, 145; ap-
propriation to answer charge, 165; con-
struction of will, as to, 291; disclaimer,
ABATEMENT, plea of, must be for non- | Amendment, of writ of summons, 79; in
joinder of all, 76
Acknowledgment of married woman, 126;
filing, when refused, 225
Accounts, costs of bills for, 35, 510; right
of cestuis que trust to, notwithstanding dis-
cretionary clause, 20; sufficiency of answer,
48, 49; not postponed pending an appeal,
243; rehearing where mistake in taking,
429; what is not taking account on refer-
ence, 470
Account stated, evidence to explain, admis-
sible, 53
Accumulations, Thellusson's Act when not
applicable, 98
ADMINISTRATION SUIT:-
Costs where two suits instituted, 17; form
of decree against executor de son tort,
ib.; administration will not be granted
unless next of kin cited, 39
AFFIDAVIT :-
Title, where writ served on wrong party,
127; where several writs of certiorari,
265; variance in title of cause, 126; must
mention date of service, 199; may be
before Deputy-Registrar of Bankruptcy
Court, 533: taken off the file to be re-
sworn, 314
rectification and cancellation of
deed, 391; where estate insufficient, 451
Appeal for costs, when allowed, 145; costs
of, 489
Assignee of reversion, under 32 Hen. 8, c.
34, 169
ARBITRATION AND AWARD:-
Construction of submission, 249; as to
choice of umpire, 176; finality of deci-
sion upon point of law, 199; cannot be
impeached by bill in equity, 357; mak-
ing order of reference rule of Court, 127;
motion for judgment non obstante vere-
dicto not allowed, 200; attachment for
nonperformance refused, 249
Arrest, what is not an escape, 150; privilege
of attorney, 314, 330; privilege of member
of parliament, 496; application for dis-
charge, to what Court, 351
Attachment will not issue to assist the she-
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Enrolling articles nunc pro tunc, 131; cer-
tificate granted without special notices,
229; liability of, to summary jurisdic-
tion, 131; lien after dissolution of part-
nership, 124; right to prevent settle-
ment of action, 131; retainer, as perma-
nent attorney, 174; liability for negli-
gence in not returning writs, 73; privi-
lege from arrest in attendance in County
Courts, 314; practising by London
agent, 494; struck off the rolls for subor-
nation of perjury, 245
Bill.-Must state name of court, 105; taxa-
tion after payment of bill at time of settle-
ment, 119; taxation by mortgagor, ib.;
meaning of protest, ib. ; petition by two of
three persons liable, 1; verdict without
prejudice, ib.; order of course discharged
for irregularity, 120; service of petition
upon partner petitioning, 1; order for deli-
very of bill need not state the time, 70;
taking accounts upon common order to tax
and refund, 511; plea of no signed bill,
220; requisites of, 312
BANKRUPT AND BANKRUPTCY:-
Procuring goods to be taken in execution,
time of relation, 148; commitment of
bankrupt for answering unsatisfactorily,
107, 230; election of remedy by proof of
debt, 202; proof for costs, 5; for differ-
ence in price of shares, 374; costs of so-
licitor to fiat, 4; of attorney's clerk re-
fused, 452; annulling fiat upon assign-
ment to creditors concurred in by peti-
tioning creditor, 314; service of petition
to annul fiat against railway company,
ib.; new choice of assignees after sub-
sequent proof, 202; confirmation of cer-
tificate where legal objections exist, 374;
declaration of insolvency by three mem-
bers of a company insufficient, 393; con-
struction of clause "until he shall be-
come bankrupt," 146; official assignee
should examine dividend lists, 393; de-
puty registrar can take affidavits, 533;
jurisdiction of Court of Review under
8 & 9 Vict. c. 127, 411
Bankrupt in custody may be brought up for
examination under 6 Geo. 4, c. 16, 412
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