... Milvnin. Esci., M.P. Arthur Cohen. Esq. C (t. Mouteiiore. Esq. Benjamin L. Cohen. Esq. .1. C. Moor. Esq. The hoa. Mr. Justin- Collins. ,1. Fletcher Moultou, Esq. Charles A. Cooper. Esq..Ll_l>. | Q.C, F.R.S. Sir Daniel Cooper. Bart.. W. 11. MudforJ. Esq ...

... Hatton, who had been summoned for • special jury. claimed exemption under an Act of Parliameat paired lam year, and Mr. Justine Collins on reeding the Act found that a:impel:a of County Councillors was provided for. He thanked Colonel Roams for directing ...

... sorrow. THE EXTRAORDINARY WILL CASE. The hearing of the Bullock will suits was resumed on Monday. in London, before Mr. Justine Collins. Mr. W. Avenhain said he considered testator perfectly in December, 1886. Cross-examined : Testator was not capable of ...

... STRANGE WILL SUIT. In the Probate division yesterday, before Kr. Justine Collins and • special fiery, the case of White v. Woodhead came on for hearing. It was a suit in which the testimentary dispositions of the late Mr. S. W. Cox, formerly of Bristol ...

... A stock. The the ordinary stock for the correapondin* period year THE DISPUTED WILD. In the Probnto Court, brfoi* Mr. Justin* Collins nnd * sp»oi»I jury, th* h«rin| »»* of the case White t. Woolhead and others (Quarrio and another cited). This was action ...

... travellers was so drunk that the bomb ordered her to be linked up until blond.). Two military divorce suits were beard by * Justin, Collins and Mr Justin, Jame rupeelively on Monday. In the one ease the politica was presented by Mrs Horror; who alleged orally ...

... Exp&rts report that the camp will be anew Leadville.-Daezie. 'CONTEMT or COURT.-Application was madeyester- day to Mr. Justine Collins for the releaseof Mr. Kenneth Stewart who has been imprisoned for a month for con- tempt of court. His counsel stated ...

... was all nonsense. The =isioneas moat not see any ground for ahem; • Smitts said be should make another application to Yr Justin Collins. It was thought, however, that lathe be (Mr Scotts) should make an application to their wortiltips to mitigate the punishment ...

... would serve any useful purpose. CLAIM FOR DEM - DERAGE. —JON V. ROBINSON. In the Queen's Bench Division, yesterday, Mr. Justine Collins continued the haitrirg of the CVIP of Mr. Alfred L. Jones v. Messrs. Robinson and Co. The plaintiffs, the Grand Canary ...

... pow The Rev. J. H. regarded the work the Mr. Houghton : £3OO. wisest and most hopeful all work connected with the Mr. Justine Collins : Are you not to use due diligence, reformation of the people. In his own week amongst the and is it due diligence to ...

... STRUCK THE LISTS. era the Queen's Division of the High Court of ;ostice ou Friday before the Lord Chief Justice Esl Mr. Justin Collins, sitting as Divisional raft- Mr. Hollams, on behalf of the 'norms/rated w Society, moved that the name of Alfred Bantoft ...

... AND Tea —ln the Queen'. Bench DtTiAOO of the High Court of Justice, on Thursday, before the Lord Chief Justine and Mr. Justine Collins, the case of Streets and Co. v. Goldstlimid and others was again mentioned. The litigation arose out of the transaction ...