Settled land-Work required by local authority-
Incidence of cost as between tenant for life
and remainderman-Public Health (London)
Act 1891 (54 & 55 Vict. c. 74), s. 121. (Re
Farnham's Trust; Law Union and Crown
Insurance Company v. Hartopp), 239
Settlement Limitation of equitable estate in
realty-No words of inheritance-Construc-
tion-Rectifying settlement. (Re Tringham's
Trusts; Tringham v. Greenhill), 240
Shipping Charter-party-Construction-Time
for loading-Stoppage by strike "Stoppage
for six days from time of vessel being ready
to load". Charter to become "null and
void." (Steel, Young, and Co. v. Grand
Canary Coal Company), 58

Charter-party-Lay days-Demurrage-
Grain cargoes-London Corn Trade Associa-
tion contract-Construction. (Turner,
Brightman, and Co. v. Bannatyne and Sons
Limited), 338

Going on board ship without permission
before crew leave-Offence-Ship passing
from one port to another-Voyage for which
crew signed not completed-"End of their
"-Merchant Shipping Act 1894 (57
voyage
& 58 Vict. c. 60), ss. 218, 219. (Solicitor to
Board of Trade v. Abrahams), 268

Offence-Liability to imprisonment ex-
ceeding three months-Offence to be prose-
cuted summarily-Right to a trial by jury-
Merchant Shipping Act 1894 (57 & 58 Vict.
c. 60), ss. 218, 680 (6)-Summary Jurisdiction
Act 1879, s. 17. (Rex v. Goldberg), 269

Time charter - Sub-charter - Lien for
freight-Bills of lading-Effect. (Turner
and another v. Haji Goolam Mahomed
Azam), 198

Solicitor-Costs-Taxation-Divorce

proceed-

ings Judicial separation-Alimony-Defence
of second petition-Retainer by wife-
Solicitor and client costs Necessaries-
Matrimonial Causes Act 1857 (20 & 21 Vict.
c. 85), ss. 25, 26. (Re Wingfield and Blew),
241, 338

Covenant in articles of clerkship-Work
usually done by solicitors-Issuing plaint and
attending execution of will within limits.
(Edmundson v. Render), 151

Costs-Taxation-"Third party liable'
--Taxation of mortgagee's solicitors' bill by
mortgagor-Practice-Solicitors Act 1843 (6
& 7 Vict. c. 73), s. 38. (Re Longbotham and
Sons), 104

Statute of Frauds-Verbal agreement-Part
performance Unequivocal acts-Specific per-
formance. (Dickenson v. Barrow), 220
Stock Exchange-Default of broker-Liquida-
tion by official assignee of Stock Exchange
-Liability to jobber-Action against broker
pending liquidation-Bankruptcy proceed-
ings. (Mendelssohn v. Ratcliffe and
another), 265

Rules Defaulter-Assets-Official assignee
---Money paid into court in action by defaulter
Charging order. (Lomas v. Graves and
Co.), 266

Tenant for life and remainderman-Investment
--Depreciation of trust fund-Proceeds of
realisation of insufficient mortgage security
-Arrears of interest-Apportionment of fund

available. (Re Atkinson; Barbers' Company
v. Grose-Smith), 126

Trade mark-Passing off-Wrongful use of
word "
registered" by successful defendant
-Costs. (B. Warsop and Sons Limited v. A.
Warsop), 60

Trade union-Action to enforce rules for bene-
fits to members-Objects of society-Rules
in restraint of trade-Illegal society-Trade
Union Act 1871 (34 & 35 Vict. c. 31), s. 4,
sub-s. 3 (a). (Cullen v. Elwin and others), 33

Infliction of fines and penalties-Injunction
-Jurisdiction-Trade Union Act 1871 (34 & 35
Vict. c. 31), s. 4. (Mullett v. United French
Polishers' London Society), 200
Tramway-Construction of Act-Maintain and
keep in good condition "junction of com-
pany's paving and corporation's surface.
(Mayor, &c., of Norwich v. Norwich Electric
Tramways Company), 269

Lease of right to advertise-Tramway taken
over by corporation under Act of Parlia-
ment-Voluntary winding-up of company-
Right of lessee to prove. (Re Companies
Acts 1862 to 1900 and Re Bradford Tram-
ways and Omnibus Company Limited;

198

Courtenay's case), 60
Transvaal, law of Practice Right of appeal.
(African Gold Recovery Company v. Hay),
Vendor and purchaser-Restrictive and other
covenants affecting vendor-Covenants by
purchaser. (Re Poole and Clark's Contract),
200

Sale by mortgagee in possession-Power
of attorney given by mortgagee No refer-
ence to exercise of mortgagee's power of
sale-Insufficiency of power-Conveyancing
and Law of Property Act 1881 (44 & 45 Vict.
c. 41), s. 21, sub-s. 4. (Re Dowson and
Jenkins' Contract), 174

Specific performance-Rescission-Deposit
in stakeholder's hands-Vendor's claim for
deposit. (Jackson v. De Kadich), 339

Specific performance-Approval of formal
contract-Alterations in draft not assented
to until after repudiation of contract by
purchaser. (Foster v. Church), 83
Weights and measures-Scale-Fraud in using

Weighing goods with wrapper included-
Evidence of custom-Admissibility-Offence
-Weights and Measures Act 1878 (41 & 42
Vict. c. 49), s. 26. (King, app. v. Spencer,
resp.), 269

Will-Construction-Altering words-Reading
"of" for or"-Strict settlement of real
estate-Heirlooms to go with real estate-
Clause of defeasance-Gift over. (Re
Dayrell; Hastie v. Dayrell), 201, 267

Construction-Devise of testator's share in
unpartitioned property of which he was tenant
in common-Interest in new river share as
tenant in common-Separate receipt of divi-
dends and entries in register-Extrinsic evi-
dence--Admissibility. (Re Trimmer; Crun-
dell v. Trimmer), 60

Construction-Gift to the children of A.
"Die without leaving children "-Vested
interests. (Re Bradbury; Wing v. Brad-
bury), 150

Construction-Gift to trustees upon trust
for public elementary school-Education Act

1902 (2 Edw. 7, c. 42), ss. 6 (2), 7, 11, 13, 18.
(Re Blunt's Trusts; Wigan v. Clinch and
others), 339

Will-Construction-Limitations in strict settle-
ment Contingent remainders-Executory
devises-Failure for remoteness. (Re Wright-
son; Battie-Wrightson v. Thomas), 83

Construction-"My duties -Estate duty
payable in respect of realty-Charge on cer-
tain freehold property and residue jointly-
Direction to pay off incumbrances on residue
-Apportionment Finance Act 1894 (57 &
58 Vict. c. 30), ss. (1), 6 (2), 8_(3), 14 (1)—
Finance Act 1896 (59 & 60 Vict. c. 28),
s. 19-Real Estate Charges Act (17 & 18
Vict. c. 113). s. 1. (Re Pimm; Sharpe v.
Hodgson), 201

Construction-Provision as to goods"-
Applicability to real estate. (Re Selman;
Ross v. Upfold), 8

Construction-Gift for such charitable and
benevolent institutions as the mayor and
general purposes committee of a certain cor-
poration should from time to time select-
Uncertainty. (Re Thomas Best, deceased;
Jarvis v. Birmingham Corporation), 241

Forfeiture clause-Gift of income for life
or until assignment or affected assignment-
Administration action-Receiver-Request by
life tenant to receiver to deduct a certain
debt from moneys to be found due to him
on passing receiver's accounts. (Durran v.
Durran), 127

Strict settlement of realty-Chattels to
devolve as heirlooms-Clause of defeasance-
Gift over. (Re Dayrell; Hastie v. Dayrell),

267

Workmen's compensation-Employer and work-
man-Compensation for injuries-Claim
under Workmen's Compensation Act-Aban-
donment of claim-Right of workman to
bring action independently of that Act-
Exercise of option-Workmen's Compensation
Act 1897, s. 1 (2) (b). (Rouse v. Dixon), 83

Employer and workman-Injury by acci-
dent-Compensation-Acceptance of compen-
sation under Act-Subsequent action for
damages for negligence-Apprentice-Infant
-Ability to exercise option between two
remedies-Workmen's Compensation Act
1897 (60 & 61 Vict. c. 37), ss. 1, sub-s. 2 (b),
7, sub-s. 2. (Stephens v. Dudbridge Iron-
works Company Limited), 33

Employer and workman-Injury by acci-
dent Compensation-Application to review--
Taxation of costs-Review of taxation-
General rule as to scale-Discretion-Work-
men's Compensation Act 1897 (60 & 61 Vict.
c. 37). (Rigby and Co. v. Cox, No. 2), 8
Employer and workman-Injury by acci-
dent Compensation-"Earnings -Work-
men's Compensation Act 1897 (60 & 61 Vict.
c. 37), sched. 1, s. 1. (Midland Railway
Company v. Sharpe), 83

Employer and workman-Injury by acci-
dent Compensation - Total incapacity-
Maximum of weekly payments--Variation in
wages in collieries-Review of weekly pay-
ment Change in maximum-Workmen's
Compensation Act 1897 (60 & 61 Vict. c. 37),
sched. 1, pars. 1, 2, 12. (James v. Ocean
Coal Company Limited), 8

Newstead, Henry James, 278

Norris, John Freeman, K.C., 72
Patteson, James Henry, 278

Peddell, John James, 606

Price, George Curtis, 398

Rattigan, Sir William Henry, K.C., 229
Reed, Thomas Lancelot, 109
Robarts, Charles Henry, 326
Roberts, J. H. Bodvel, 278
Russell, Thomas, C.M.G., 446
Sadler, Campbell Hulton, 349
Sadler, Thomas, 446

Seddon, James, 46

Serrell, George, 207

Stephens, George Washington, 185
Stephenson, Sir Augustus Frederick William
Keppel, K.C.B., K.C.. 501

Swarbreck, Charles McCartney, 229
Tatton, Walter, 326

Taylor, John, 302

Trafford, John Lee, 607

Turner, Alfred, 278

Von Drenkmann, Herr, 72
Von Stremayr, Karl, 207

Vowles, William, 163
Warry, George Deedes, K.C., 46
Watts, Benjamin Hick, 581
Webster, Francis Joseph, 445
Westbrook, George J., 563
White, Thomas Lewis, 563
Wood, Edmund Burke, 563

Woodruff, Cumberland H., B.C.L., F.S.A.,
563

Wright, Mr. Justice, 373

Wyatt, Sir Richard Henry, D.L., 526

Anglo-French Convention Bill, 129
Board of Trade, the, reorganisation of, 176
Chinese labour ordinance and the English
common law, 177

Codification and consolidation of Acts of
Parliament, 128

Colonial governors' veto on colonial legis-
lation, 106

"Compensation," meaning of the term, 63
Constitution, the, violation of, 38
County Court judges' deputies, 38

Crown, the, power of, to give a constitution
to a conquered country, 341
Dissolution of Parliament in the exercise of
the King's prerogative, 86
Drinking habits among the richer classes,
change of, 63

English judicial bench, the, undermanned
condition of, 290

Executive, the, and its powers in matters
relating to individual liberty, 10

House of Commons: Payment of members of,
38; Attendance of the leader of the House
in, 242; Lawyer members, 271; References
in debate to the Sovereign, 341
House of Lords: Members convicted of felony
capable of sitting, 10; Position of the Lord
Chancellor, 223; Interference in Bills affect-
ing the public revenue, 364; Peer sitting as
an hereditary member of the House of Lords
and as an elected representative of the Irish
peerage, 154

Irish judiciary, the, contemplated reduction
in the number of, 106
Irish Land Bill, 202

Legislature, the, power of, to legislate without
limit, 154

London street accidents, 225
Marine Insurance Bill, 176

Matter of privilege, time for bringing forward,
63

Militia ballot, 542

New taxes enforceable on the instant of their
ultimate enactment, 223
New Trial in Criminal Cases Bill, 364
Palgrave, Sir Reginald, K.C.B., 290
Parliament: Duration of. 38; Legal matters
in, 10, 38, 63, 87, 106, 129, 154, 176, 202, 223,
242, 271, 291, 319, 342, 364; Petitions to, 271
Powerscourt, Viscount, K.G., death of, 154
Prevention of Cruelty to Children Amendment
Bill, 128

"Prime minister," the term, 87
Questions regarding anything done or omitted
to be done by the Lord Chancellor, 128
Speaker of the House of Commons: Presenta
tion for the honorary degree of D.C.L. at
Oxford, 202

Workmen's Compensation Acts Amendment
Bill, 128

Banerjee, Dr. Gooroo Das, M.A., D.L., 300

Barton, W. A., 300

Batchelor, Stanley Lockhart, 300

Berry, H. J., 109

Bigham, Mr. Justice, 323, 605

Bittleston, A. H., 277

Blake, M. J., 277

Bonner, G. A., 277

Bonsey, H. D., 277

Bourne, Frederick Samuel Augustus, 469

Bourne, Hugh Clarence, M.A., 21

Bowker, Harold B., 300

Bray, Reginald More, K.C., 157

Bromfield, John Beadon, 157

Brooks, W. J., 277

Brown, L. Morton, 323

Burkitt, Mr. Justice William Robert, 300
Byrne, Edward Cotton, B.A., 605

Carter, Wiliam Morris, B.A., B.C.L., 109
Carver, Mr., K.C., 323

Cave, George, K.C., 228

Chanter, C. E. Roberts, 71

Chisholm, John, 39

Chitty, E., 277

Clay, W. H., 323

Collins, Sir Richard Henn, M.R., 469

Cooper, Frank Towers, 372

Cooper, Pope Alexander, 277

Copeman, Charles Edward Fraser, B.A., 535

Cowburn, A. Douglas, M.R.C.S. and D.P.H.
(Lond.), 71

Cowper, F. B. FitzRoy, 323

Crole, Gerard Lake, 39

Crossley, Alderman S., 396

Daly, D., 277

Edge, Sir John, K.C., 469

Ellis, Walter Angus, 183
Farr, William E., 372, 524
Fitzgerald, F., 323

Freeman, Bertram Seynteler, 71
Geidt, Bernard George, 71
Graham, Hon. T. L., 245
Greaves, William Herbert, 277
Greenhalgh, W. W., 183
Hager, Charles R., 21

Hampson, Robert Alfred, 277
Harvey, Horace, 323

Hickson, W. H., 323

Hodding, Francis, 39

Howard, Allen, 605

Howard-Watson, J. A., 300
Howse, F., 343

Hudson, W. H., 343
Hurd, Samuel Martin, 396
Jackson, Philip H., 71
James, Christopher, 183
Jenkins, Mr., K.C., 39
Jonas, Arthur C., 39, 183
Killey, James Brown, 21
Lawes, E. Thornton, 207

Lawrance, T. D., 277

Micklem, N., K.C., 183

Mirehouse, W. E., 323

Morris, Hon. Edward Patrick, 277

Murison, James William, 39

Murphy, T. J., 576

Murray, J. H. P., 576
Nash, W. H., 323
Nepean, E. A., 277
Nicholls, Frederick, 71
Nunn, Mr., 469
O'Kinealy, Peter, 207
Ord, W. H., 372

Owen, E. A., 323

Pargiter, Frederick Eden, 71

Parkin, Leonard Maurice, 396

Pemberton, H. Bertram O., 157

Pereira, James Cecil Walter, 422

Phillips, J. Lewis, 343

Philpot, Frederick Freeman, 576

Piggott, G. B., 71

Pomery, G. J., 228

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THE visit of the KING to Ireland once more recalls the fact that, by the provisions of an Irish statute of the thirty-third year of HENRY VIII.'s reign, the King of England is ipso facto King of Ireland (33 Hen. 8, Ireland, c. 1). The various statutes altering the succession of the Crown in England at and after the Revolution were not re-enacted in Ireland. When the English Parliament disposed of the English Crown, it likewise disposed of the Irish Crown. O'CONNELL declared that the principle of the law was that whoever is King de facto in England is King de jure in Ireland. Mr. BUTT said that "O'CONNELL'S language, though strong, was scarcely exaggerated," and that "this much, at least, is unquestionable, that, if by any legitimate authority a right was acquired to the Crown of England, the person who became King of England was de jure King of Ireland." By the presence of the KING in Ireland the power and authority of the LORD-LIEUTENANT of IRELAND are ipso facto suspended, to be revived immediately on the KING's departure from Ireland.

A KING never visited Ireland during the period of Irish Parliamentary independence; but the effect of a King in Ireland on the procedure of Irish legislation, in the method of giving the Royal Assent to Bills passed by both Houses of the Irish Parliament, was thus described in the Irish House of Commons in 1789 by the Attorney