irUdiction Pleading. —ls lit pendens plea in abatement to the jurisdiction? What should the judgment be? Robins v. Wore, 297. West Kent. LOCAL COURT. Jurudiclion of local court.— The juiisdiction of a borough court of record is not affected by the County Courts Act (9 & 10 Viet.

give this court jurisdiction under sect. 122 of the County Courts Act, relating to the recovery of tenements. Proctor y. Ward, 178. Doncaster. Recovery of tenements Jurisdiction. Upon a plaint for the delivery up of small tenements, query, in what district the action should be b

Just published, at the Law Timis Office, . THE NUISANCES’ REMOVAL and CONTAGIOUS DISEASES’ PREVENTION ACT, with the Ortos the Circular of the Poor-law Board, and the third Notification, all the Forms required, Introduction, ptMtical Notes, » TwA— By THOMAS W. SAUNDERS. Esq. Barn

Root, which has This Chocolate co t n tl for its purifying and alterative properties. The been long held m great es to the stomach, most invalids require for aromatic . l,t Jt digestion, and to a deficiency of this probreakfast and evening repast, great measure be attributed per

At auction every lot constitutes a distinct special contract. Where deposit was paid, and one of the lots was imperfect: Held, that the deposit so paid might recovered back. Jones v. Ellis, 325.

Indorsement Agent. —Where the wife has authority to indorse a note for and in the name of her husband, she may do so by her own hand, or by the hand of another, in her presence. Lord v. Ball, 256. C. B. A note given to compromise a prosecution for felony cannot be recovered in t

Cleric of County Court. —ln June, 1846, A. was, in fact, performing the duties of clerk under a small debts act, included Schedule B. of 9 & 10 Viet. c. 95, as deputy for his father, who had been regularly, appointed clerk, but was in consequence of illness, unable to dis* charg

Staying proceedings on a replevin bond Bond executed after the goods distrained had been sold. —The court stayed proceedings by the assignees upon a replevin bond,-where it appeared that the bond had not been executed until after sale of the goods distrained, and that therefore

Custom. —Plaintiff having laid nets for the taking of fish within high and low water mark, the defendant came and laid nets within,a rod and three quarters of those of the plaintiff, the effect of which, it was alleged, would be to stop the fish from entering the plaintiff’s net