THE REPORTS - CHANCERY BANKRUPTCY-COMMON LAW — PROBATE EDITORS AND REPORTERS. 1862-63. Equity........ EDITORS. MARTIN WARE, Esq., Barrister-at-Law. Common Law...STANDISH GROVE. GRADY Esq., Barrister-at-Law. HOUSE OF LORDS REPORTERS. ....... ... C. H. HOPWOOD, Esq., Barrister-at-Law. PRIVY COUNCIL...... EQUITY COMMON LAW. .....W. GURNEY & H. RUTHERFORD, Esqs, Barrister-at-Law. .... Lord Chancellor J. HAMFDEN FORDHAM, Esq., Barrister-at-Law. R. J. CUST, Esq., Barrister-at-Law. ....E. CHARLES, & T. KEY, Esq., Barristers-at-Law. ..... (Queen's Bench ...............W. F. FINLASON, E. BULLOCK, H. C. MARINDIN, Bail Court Exchequer E. BULLOCK and H. C. MARINDIN, Esqs. Barristers-at-Law. Exchequer Chamber and Crown Cases Reserved............................ O. B. C. HARRISON, Esq. FROM MICHAELMAS TERM 1862 TO THE SITTINGS AFTER TRINITY TERM, 1863. COURTS OF CHANCERY. RIGHT HON. LORD WESTBURY, LORD CHANCELLOR. } LORDS JUSTICES. RIGHT HON. SIR JOHN ROMILLY, KNT., MASTER OF THE ROLLS. COURT OF APPEAL IN BANKRUPTCY. RIGHT HON. SIR JAMES L. KNIGHT BRUCE, KNT,, COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. LORDS JUSTICES. RIGHT HON. SIR ALEXANDER E. COCKBURN, BART., CHIEF JUSTICE. SIR WILLIAM WIGHTMAN, KNT. SIR CHARLES CROMPTON, KNT. SIR COLIN BLACKBURN, KNT. SIR JOHN MELLOR, KNT. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. RIGHT HON. SIR WILLIAM EARLE, KNT., CHIEF JUSTICE. SIR EDWARD VAUGHAN WILLIAMS, KNT, SIR JAMES SHAW WILLES, KNT. SIR JOHN BERNARD BYLES, KNT. SIR HENRY SINGER KEATING, KNT. RIGHT HON. SIR FREDERICK POLLOCK, KNT., CHIEF BARON. SIR SAMUEL MARTIN, KNT. SIR GEORGE W. BRAMWELL, KNT. SIR W. F, CHANNEL, KNT. SIR JAMES P. WILDE, KNT. COURT OF PROBATE, DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL. SIR CRESWELL CRESWELL, KNT. SIR W. ATHERTON, KNT., ATTORNEY-GENERAL. SIR ROUNDELL PALMER, KNT., SOLICITOr-General. ERRATA FOR VOL. XI. Page 23, 2nd paragraph, line 3, dele "will," and line 4, read" defendant" for "gift." 27, line 8 from head-note, for "Jovellasno " read "Jovellanos." 70, read the head-note and first paragraph thus:-"Executors being by their testator authorised and directed to sell and convey copyhold tenements, the purchaser is entitled to admission without the previous admission of the heir or executors. "Rule for mandamus to lord or steward of the manor of H. to admit one C. as tenant. The late tenant authorised and directed his executors to sell and convey the copyhold tenement. They sold to C. and conveyed to him, without having been admitted themselves, the conveyance, purporting to be in pursuance of the power in the will. When the conveyance was presented by the purchaser to the steward for admission it was declined, on the ground that there was no such title in C. as entitled him to be admitted in the first instance without the previous admission of the heir or executors." 120, 2nd paragraph, line 20, for "defendant" read "plaintiff; " line 21, for "He" read "Defendant." 145, 3rd paragraph, line 3, after "lay," insert "not." 268, In re An Attorney, the last catch-word, for "rule" read "writ." 310, head-note, 2nd paragraph, for "c. 102" read "105;" last paragraph, 2nd column, line 17, for "s. 14" read “10 s.” 313, 2nd column, line 12, after "closes," insert "not." 314, read the judgment of Pollock, C.B.-" Thus Rule discharged with leave to plaintiffs to have a new trial, on payment of costs of the first trial and of the rule. "Rule accordingly.” 330 and 386, in Re The Agricultural Cattle Assurance Company, the application was made on behalf of the creditors' representative, not of the official manager, as stated in the report. 408, in Attorney-General v. The Conservators of the River Thames, the application was made on behalf of the relators, not of the defendants, as stated in the report. The names of the counsel and solicitors have also been transposed. Rolt, Q.C., and Freeling (instructed by J. B. Towse), appeared for the relators, and Sir H. Cairns, Q.C., and Cotton (instructed by Frere, Goodford, & Co.), for the defendants. 638, column 1, in Moorhouse v. Lord, the names of the counsel for the respondents are erroneously given; they should be as follows:-The Solicitor-General, Anderson, Q.C., Giffard, Q.C., E. F. Smith, W. Pearson, W. M. Jackson, W. Morris, and Lord. 669, 2nd column, read " Fray v. Vowles." 700, 1st column, for "rule absolute" read "discharged." 830, note to 2nd column, last line, read "11 W. R. 757." 935, col. 2, line 1, in Reed v. Dom Pedro North del Rey Gold Mining Company, for "W. M. James, Q.C.,” read "TURNER, L.J." 936, column 2, line 12, in Stevenson v. Abington (2), after " appeared separately," insert" on an adjourned summons." In same column, line 16, after “consideration," insert "of the cause and of an adjourned summons;" and in line 21, after "one set of costs," insert "cf the appearance on the adjourned summons." 999, head-note, from 7th line in 1st paragraph, strike out to the end of the sentence, and add "was now tenant for life under his brother's will of a portion of the Gardiner Estates." 1048, column 1, line 36, in the case of Moss v. Syers (2), for "ought to have been made on an ex parte application," read" ought not to have been made," &c. In the same page, column 2, line 27, the word "meanwhile" has slipped out in some copies. 1097, in the Index of Cases (Chancery), " Re Pollard's Estate, p. 1083," has been omitted. 1098, in the Index of Cases (Common Law) add HOUSE OF LORDS DIGEST, column 6.-The reference to Eyre v. M Dowell should be "9 H. of Lds, Cas. 619." column 8, line 3.-The case referred to is "Fisher v. Brierley, Ho. LDS. 404." |