Green, Henry, assignees of, 56. Grehan, Patrick, assignees
of, 78, 373-Greene, Anne, and Henry A. Cooper, 426.
Hobson, Elizabeth E. 57-Humfrey, Benjamin, and his as-
signees, 127-Holtan, Andrew, his wife and others, 426-
Hazen, Mrs. Charlotte, trustee of, 500-Harkan, John F.,
500-Hudson, H., 693.

Joyce, Thomas A., and Joyce, William P, 127-Johnston,
James John, and Jane, trustees of, 328-Jones, William,
342-Jackson, George, 500.

Knox, William, and others, 374, 720-Kearney, Daniel, 500.
Leonard, Patrick M., 57-Littler, Hester, and E. J. M'Clure
and others, 207-Lawder, Alonzo, 328, 341- Legh, Peter T.,
trustees of, 328--Lawrenson, Ralph Crofton, 373-Leslie,
Charles; the Rev. R. Homan, and others, 482-Lopdell,
John and Francis, 500-Lees, Harcourt, 512, 730-Leslie,
Charles Powell, 720.

Mahony, John Watson, 341-Moran, Mary Anne, 407-Molloy,
Edward, trustees of, 512-Mullarkey, M., and others, 513-
Madden, James Joseph, 693.

M'Enery, James, 327-M'Nally, James, 328-M'Kinley, J.,
500-M'Cullagh, Rev. Wm., 500-M'Neilage, A., 693-
M'Donnell, Bernard, 730-M'Fadden, James, trustees of,
730.

Newman, Philip G., 374.

O'Reilly, Margaret, and others, trustee of, 374-O'Beirne,
Maria, and others, heirs-at-law of J. Brett, 501 – O'Reilly,
Rev. C., executors of, 693.

Piercey, John, 56- Pim, Joseph Wakefield, 373 - Palmer, Rev.
Sir Wm., assignees of, 482-Parker, William, and others, 693.
Radcliffe, Major General William, 464, 693- Rickard, Walter.
693-Ram, Stephen, 730, 731, 753-Stirr, Louisa F., and
others, 56-Sadleir, Richard Moore, 482-Smyth, Frederick,
513.

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Royal commission on registration and transfer of land 277

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SALES IN LANDED ESTATES COURT:--
In the Matter of the Estates of—

Acton, Thomas, 464-Acheson, Henry, 502-Armstrong, John
Tew, 720-Allen, William, 720 - Archer, Charles Palmer, 720.
Brereton, Geraldine, 78-Beck, George, 78-Bradley, S.,
trustee Browne and others, 154-Bentley, Wm. Wellington,
189, 524, 730-Bouchier, Mary, and another, 373-Brennan,
John Joseph; Michael Brennan, and Edward Brennan; and
Charles A. Dufresne, assignee, 482- Boileau, Simeon,
trustee of, 482-Blower, Wm., 693-Brett, John, heirs-at-law
of, 501-Berry, John, and others, 512-Beresford, Lord
Chas. Wm. De la Poer, 513-Barry, Mary Theresa, 514-
Barlow, Arthur, jun., 720 Bourchier, Mary, widow of J.
Bourchier, 720-Barry, James, and others, 730.
Close, H. W., and others, 79-Cannon, Charles, 328-Crofts,
Freeman, deceased, trustees of, 328-Clegg, John Benjamin,
341-Cross, J. L. and R. Cross, minors, 426-Clutterbuck,
Rev. Lorenzo, 464-Camac, William, 482- Cordner, Robert
Davis, 512-Cowan, David, 513-Comyn, Francis Lorenzo,
514-Coyne, Bernard, 693-Carton, George P., 693 - Cruise,
Wm., 693-Cunningham, John, 720.

Doyle, Joseph, executor of, and others, 327-Devereux, John
Walter, 328-D'Arcy, Dominick, 342-Dunne, William, 730.
Elliott, George P. and others, 512-Evans, John, 525-Eyre,
Thomas Stratford, 753.

De Freyne, Right Hon. Charles Baron, executors and trustees
of, 189-Fawcett, F. F. and J., executors of William Fawcett,
328-Falvey, John B., 500-Finn, Kate, and Lucinda, 513-
Flood, Anne, 693.

Testamentary capacity
Tipperary Election Petition, the
Torts committed by agents

ABANDONMENT-[See "WINDING-UP."]
ADMINISTRATION-[See "PRACTICE, Probate."]
ADMINISTRATION SUIT-[See "PARTIES."]

ADMIRALTY-Motion by defendant to draw out money lodged in Court, the Court of Chancery in England having granted an injunction against proceeding in the cause in the Court of Admiralty." The Lion," p. 418 (Adm.) [See "COLLISION-COSTS-RESTRAINT-WAGES."] ADVANCEMENT-Sum advanced out of funds to the credit of a minor, to enable him conjointly with his mother and guardian to take and furnish a house.-Perry v. Perry, p. 215 (R.) ADVERTISEMENTS-Taxation of costs of advertisements. -In Re Graydon's Estate, p. 510 (L.E.C.)

AFFIDAVIT [See “JUDGMENT-PRACTICE EVIDENCE."] ANNUITY-Annuity, devised without words of limitation, charged on property of equal value with the amount of the annuity. Held not to be perpetual. Sullivan v. Galbraith, p. 652 (R.)

Order that receiver should pay an annuity prior to the plaintiff's demand refused with costs.-Sanders v. Lord Lisle, p. 87 (V.Č.) APPORTIONMENT OF JOINTURE-A jointure rent-charge for the life of the jointress is apportionable under the 3 & 4 Wm. IV., c. 22.-Sutton v. Ennis, p. 417 (R.)

APPORTIONMENT OF RENT-Devise of a part of leasehold subject to proportion of the rent same bears to the whole. Held, that the rent should be apportioned according to the proportion of the value (not of the amount) the part devised bears to the whole.O'Connor v. O'Connor, p. 612 (R.)

APPRENTICE-Order for enrolment of indentures of apprenticeship in the Court of Chancery, the enrolment having been omitted by mistake.-In Re Baylor, p. 400 (R.)

APPROVAL FEE-[See "Costs."]

ATTORNEY-GENERAL-[See "PARTIES."]

BANKRUPTCY-Arrangement-Inability to pay the composition

offered is not such a difficulty as can be cured by s. 351 of the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act, but the case will be turned into bankruptcy.-In Re Welply, p. 337 (B. & I.)

Adjudication—An adjudication of bankruptcy, there being a prior Scotch sequestration.-In Re Alexander Hector, p. 652. (B. & I.) The Court will not go behind the 27th General Rule, and permit cause to be shown against an adjudication where the rule is not strictly complied with.-Re Duke, p. 5 (B. & I.)

Arrangement-Where a party, pending a notice of second sitting in arrangement, has left the country without making the necessary affidavit, the Court being satisfied that the notices were served will allow the case to proceed.-In Re A. B., p. 216 (B. & I.)

Authority to solicitors of creditors to vote at arrangement meeting. Re Tuohy, p. 769 (B. & I.)

Certificate Meeting-The Court will permit a creditor at certificate meeting to have a stay put on the certificate on the ground of vexatious litigation, though the creditor did not appear on the final examination.-In Re Wall, p. 305 (B. & I.)

Contempt Application by prisoner, committed for unsatisfactory answering, to be brought up for examination. Nature of affidavit to ground same.-Re T. Cummins, p. 769 (B. & I.)

Fraudulent Preference-To make an assignment of goods or payment of money a fraudulent preference, it must have been made in immediate contemplation of bankruptcy, and must be altogether voluntary on the part of the bankrupt.-In Re Beverly and Gibson, p. 229 (B. & I.)

Official Assignees-Indemnity to official assignees under sec. 284, referring to acts previous to discharge of insolvent-In Re James Doyle, p. 661 (B. & I.)

Trading-Reckless-A young man who had entered into trade before he was of age, and had spent large sums in endeavouring to extend his business, was refused his certificate for three months.-In Re Doole, p. 291 (B. & I.)

CHARITABLE DONATIONS AND BEQUESTS ACT (7 & 8 Vic., c. 97) does not vest lands in the Commissioners, if the trusts declared by the gift or devise are different from those mentioned in sec. 15 of that Act.-Cullen v. The Commissioners of Charitable Donations, p. 779 (R.)

CHARITY-Election of objects of charity according to religion. - AttorneyGeneral v. Tottenham, p. 689 (V.C)

Decree directing a scheme for a charity, cy pres, under a trust deed of 1726, against a purchaser under a deed of 1809, with notice of the trusts of the deed of 1726-Attorney-General v. Davis, p. 738 (V.C.) CHIEF CLERKS-Observations on the nature of the business which should be referred to the Chief Clerks-Per L. J. Christian-Costello v. O'Rorke, p. 700 (Ch. Ap.)

CHURCH TEMPORALITIES ACT-The Church Temporalities Act, 3 & 4 Wm. IV., c. 37, contains no provision or machinery for enforcing the payment of interest due upon contribution money payable by a sub-tenant to his immediate landlord, who has obtained a fee-farm grant of the lands. Therefore a party advancing to the sub-tenant such sum as enabled him to obtain a fee-farm grant from his immediate landlord, and taking as his security a mortgage from the sub-tenant was not allowed to stand in the position of a salvager as regarded the interest on the contribution money due by the sub-tenant.---In Re Estate of Osborne Kidd, p. 108 (L. E. C.)

COLLECTOR-GENERAL OF TAXES [See "INSOLVENCY."] COLLISION-Evidence in a case of collision.-The Ljubica, p. 491 (Adm.) COMPENSATION-A purchaser is entitled to compensation in respect of a deficiency of the rents stated in the rental as payable by tenants from year to year.-Estate of Alonzo Lawder, p. 4 (L. E. C.)

The printed rental stated that part of the premises sold were in possession of a tenant from year to year, the fact being that he had served a notice to quit. An order was made giving leave to amend the rental, but knowledge of that order was not brought home to the purchaser. Held, that he was entitled to compensation.-Dargan's Estate, p. 137 (L. E. C.)

Subsequently to a petition for a sale being filed and service of the final order on the tenants, the owner authorized his solicitor to put an endorsement on a lease giving permission to the tenant to will the land contrary to his covenant. Held, that the owner was entitled to compensation.-In Re Fowler's Estate, p. 417 (L. E. C.)

Compensation in respect of turbary falsely stated in the rental to have been reserved to the landlord, the purchaser having discovered the mistake before, and not having made the application until after, the conveyance was executed.-In Re Lord Lisle's Estate, p. 532. (L. E. C.)

The removal of fixtures from lands sold in the Landed Estates' Court is not properly the subject of compensation to the purchaser. Before the conveyance the purchaser should apply to that court for an injunction, after the conveyance to the Court of Chancery.-In Re Cannon's Estate, p. 634 (L. E. C.)

Quere, if the timber were cut either immediately before or immediately after the sale if the purchaser had not time to apply.-Ibid. Compensation refused for a slight deficiency in acreage. In Re D. S. Ker's Estate, p. 642 (L. E. C.)

CONDITION-Lands were devised to J. W., provided he, the said J. W., comes to and continues to reside at C. as aforesaid. But in case he, the said J. W., should refuse, &c., then on trust for R. W. Held, that the condition was good.- William's Estate, p. 137 (L. E. C.) CONTRIBUTION-[See "INTEREST."] CONVEYANCE- [See "PRESUMPTION."]

COSTS-The taxation of costs will not be reviewed except on a question of principle. New evidence is not acted on on a motion to review taxation. A refresher fee to counsel on a motion is not allowed on taxation, unless given by the order. The attendance of a solicitor in the country is not allowed without a special authority from the client. A solicitor will not be allowed an approval fee on a draft deed where he has been investigating the title, and gets the general costs of the matter which is the subject of the deed. Re Mortimer, p. 87 (R.) [See "PRACTICE, Proofs-SECURITY FOR COSTS."]

A consent to admit documents having been tendered by the defendant and declined, the documents were proved by a witness. Held, that the defendant having got the costs of the witness, was not entitled to the costs of the consent.-The Rivoli, p. 454 (Adm.)

Costs of summoning certain witnesses, preparing their evidence for counsel, and bringing them up for the hearing, when they were not examined, the opposite party having offered to examine the witnesses de bene esse or by affidavit, disallowed.-Ibid.

In a salvage suit parties are not bound to give their evidence by affidavit. Ibid.

The number of witnesses and the materiality of the evidence in the taxation of costs in the Admiralty Court are questions for the discretion of the officer.-Ibid.

The costs of the detention, wages, and travelling expenses of a witness detained in the country for the purposes of the suit will be allowed on taxation within proper limits and in a proper case, but not where his evidence is immaterial, or might have been taken by affidavit. - Ibid.

The practice of the Admiralty Court is, that in taxing witnesses expenses an affidavit is not made respecting them, unless the party objecting to them requires it. Costs of such an affidavit disallowed.Ibid.

[See "TRUSTEE RELIEF ACT."]

CY PRES-[See "CHARITY."]

DEED [See "DISTRIBUTIONS, STATUTE OF."]

DEPOSIT UNDER RAILWAY ACT-[See "RAILWAYS."]
Equitable deposit of lease.- Re Cormac, p. 703 (B.)

DEVISE-To three persons, as joint executer of the testator's entire property. Held, to pass freehold estate.-Murphy v. Donnelly, p. 161. (R.) [See "WILL."]