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THE TLVjh.S THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1917. Law Report, March 2 1 thousand of pound knowl d. that hlf rather, after djsinnentea you not kli HIGH COl KT OF JUSTICE. 1141 run 1 and not on the road "mdition affair, did not Higarins come rumHSK IRIN ACriOV hi F.VUAJN BIGGlXS AM) OTHERS, and a Speril Ju' y. Con PI nflonfl Etodge, Wbrterbourn.

w. t1giaifil )liiIH at! jr fraudulent cua from 'Mr. John Thoiua Hisnnns. BcgrBt trading aw tWBedfonrl PKOBATK, DIVOHCE, AND ADMIRALTY DIVISION. A WEALTHY LADY'S WILL DISPUTED.

IN TJTE ESTATE OF MARY LOCISA JANE MK.WT. DECEASEIi MOS.S r. THE KOYAL SOCIETY THE PREVENTION of a friend and cjMJELTi TO AN1UALS AN OTHERS, that be V.a ht hi Beore A Sir: Evans, Pre tide iU, and a Speeicl J'jt The bearing this aetiOT was resumed Jay. Mr. Durant.

On jab A PROTEST MEETING. he iVT 'than 19.0 KING'S BENCH DIVISION. DEMAND FOR CLOSING. A crowded and er.thr. lirituh i pire I'm th .4 after the waf daota had lent him rage behind that VERDICT.

MIDDLESEX COUNTY COTNCIU hid ufiiiirilaj cTanted' Uw i.M faedP r.iser.t disturb. ve th A voice. tVbo is rcypoitfible i think that for their present purposes it was neht to rfWat Mr. Mert MPirUl mm 1 position r.ow The DeutseSer Rank badpaid etf the British rred Bank or' Enrhand. i and it might br left a.

i at the present moment, he beiierpd, bope It insolvent, and the deht of the other to tike li nk w.i i. V. Kii. tiar.k Mir! t'ry and con. tmaed hoio.

had Dot been a 1 :r.tid. od)t had th hank i tin ral S. unt llinlril). tL. Ui and K.

a ti at ClieHr trirk ttae4hg anl Mr. afltqgVon. appeared jSjul" rs to IT and the value of 'l' i fT3. this to the1 vent, on th i'urf huiwelf ae an hti always, backed any entry that it tb Always Yeo, unless it is a rery testa hat i the rcnKt you pot on a daUi well Ye. th.

I. on 7 i. a'ui' IUU111 president of the BBKML azaj Bf tiiose present and tn 6ro MB. JffTKE Hauling ciid a penal Jury.) e. rditors" ha an to r.i ne g.

isU aad Mr. Causer. rna.r.r. "oV ri.yi r.r li w. uir.e i r.

WuLar. rhimmrtt claimed damaera irr 1 Tn. Middlesex r.ty iV uncU, as the education th onion desired to strentrtlien the bauds of the i Dr. but Powitx. in second r.rity Middlesex, for personal injuries 1 Government s.nd stiffen their resistance to weaker the 0ermar bark and the curias: a hemical esiwaret through' the, couns.

la. w. work: p. rr tuir. 4 VtraTar ('that thr A COFFIN NAME PLATE: DAMAGES herrondit FOR BREACH OF CONlRACT.

ELLEN ROBINSON (WIDOW) AND SAMCEE UTHGOW v. WILLIAM WHTTELEY (Bejn Ji stk Daklinu aid a. Special I' "Ir. lii ene Die ifT obuinrd 170 damips for E.il!..:i Febroarj i. th' w.iul.i i examined.

No hud made a will a her. She bad no business h. r. nr.d make a on January 1 Mrs. Ada Ahlin.

i. i ht I have en able ad tl a ha h'ft all 1 of U. ''la ntuT v. ill of Thoi of sltVted that KoUi.n. on at Woking.

The plaintiff Ellm the widow and executrix, and, the el LUhgow th. executor of the las Hope' Robinson. The plaintiff ii or about Julv 1910. Mr. Gordon of Lhe plaintiffs, verbally a4tre i.

ircn ral! iis i Thf wars, was by d. f. iidants. The acne BOailyii Mwn. fot ia uan; covered the Joshua AhwphaWM.

mm II" h. 1 th ndan's that, in con iderat u' able to i r. u.i ufT the defendants iris burial of Th Ho) lh Kin an 1 the defendants rem api to with an ins-Tip'; tioti plat. It Ha iu tii.it the w.tb the ould m.s ription plat. t.

tl with the ixsfv Th.nnao 't Huj' IW llMU shoul 1 I deliver to the defejulants be with th The ailep. that the defendant in hr wh of the ieiit and of Ih tr dut ae bailees failed j. worth He bad owned raoohorses. iu w.uuiy rvac vourse. be removed and had bad Miares in the N.

Hehad beci. a i of N. Th defendant i.aJ hi ''ill, aJ i hs projwr: a piamtia asked that these ion" plate was ui a should beset aside. The sur? re.i or tv r. wa r.y i aut irk.s.

that he hvi ba.1 to pay. lull by a far greater sum, Tbe plaintiffs amce his Bfc had been shattered. The' Pl wntot's Fir. Transactions. bogSind.

wr The tirst of the defendants into whoM hands Mr. ud 1 cot was the defendant Liciruxs. who for jeai Mr. Rigby Swift, pretended to be hu tn st trien i. H.

grins wis. letters the plaint to him beeinntnt: ar old hap. and trick Hastings, ami that as be appeared to c.tu.v: debt iHi Mr Ki.mv Swirr gias could get him out. One tether end defendants that New. a tmrl ir a uld be u.

f. 1 1 '4" burn with the From jsl to the pr swr.t t.e Mr. Falh hi i'ni' th! win' tbinR to Mrs. Carter arid liood God. no." The change the rmriin? of February.

Tub Plaintiff's Eviuencz. Mr. Arthur Moss, Uio plaintiff, examined by Mr. Bayyokd, said that he was aduult. a solicitor in and he joitie Meters.

Foyer and of Lss'X stret, in lfb3. The t. Utrix 1 rai.ie a client of the in ii It nib. r. be pm pan a will hT r.

She i't the in that will to 1 r. Homes. In April, 1910, the testatrix UM huu that sh had had i wiUi broth. and that she did not why sh si. do si.e hked.

She said; 1 ill leave vryt hue to you." She ronsulteii Moss t'owani an 1 llawksli and siiern.e of the defendants. by tiie German banks and institn Th. r. i t.ort'. in Th.

I ions in Brit v. Mr H.k Mr Kavner Troddard deanai i IH nnonei mm th at th.se Grir Mr. Follwk, b.C, :r.st.tuii. rr.i i.t have su th.s ur. jT I mnulims lor Mr.

and Mr. hustl the .1. iaiants. the u. enoes vrai.ud to them, and the final scJ lui tf ah ta r.

wr also include cancelhn; of the directions issued om tate London University, ami h.ul v. said in.T.t in ir. ii I re known ii and hoy irari to rh.y 'pVanks in the Ur Ufore ht that rtair.lv not dinsefou iank. lie was full ol ith mjset.i. f.

Sh said she liked boys. Mb. Joth D.vi'.i.ino. 1 'h re ir.r.vate the at the 1 1 not know v. i ei N.

tt a th n. Mt. ttokw i ou i no. jrL in arldr.s your mind to question wheth tne tx tVxnietl 'with German made literature. ii.

i p. mil w.i' r.a... i u. ent plea 1: it. a 'r.

nd i. was the duty of so th in. a I who would ol ys oi years oia, not a raeved a rrsclt hntnes concern ippe. ir. th this ri tl.e ideut d.

examined by Mr. importance wfb a view to the es tiniate tn reoli rees. and by tf Treasury on January They aaked fei the appointment of a Commission of expert bnsine men. with full powers, to analyse and por on ti so bar.k. the ir.pury to cover a period of three yeazs lrryw.

prior to the declaration war. The r.c, s5ity of taking this matter in hand at once was that Germany was tiUMiin for pev thor as she prepared tor war. The and made i the At lun. th" i then had lieen some est ranicmcnt joke about md allowed the plate to Park. The mscfip of hit.

premises at id 'ha' the by removinc gfujlyr7.I'nvettl, ure, so. that it The tertainx had ve be c. fThi went II her a life lu!" 1 The motion was r. i MUNITION WORKERS' NEEDS. Ii: i H.

ej.amin.si be Mr. h. was lti v.ars and two months old He bered Miss RoUhwom's telUng th alut quantity of BawdUSt triii iHe lids and at it a tube as r. slight and th. n.

nitric acid on the hcatd rawdust. The was that thev used much nitric acid the exiH riment would a failure at.d it would also her dariKcrous. Whui tli er.tefed the laboratory they into their and stav. there while Mb ttollin son spoke to them. Mi.

Kollinson brought the bow quant it their II ithe wit'm s) had not a dripjvr. He we Wbie, he w. i.k!iii: lor a piap? or watered with mo devocrd leverlv disruisd. at.d i The foitn ne appeaj is arara oy toe ill) ef pace e. Vs.

0 Can rbury una. We are facetl rrr a new, and. nnexpecUd problem in English life. The hue taents of discipline, of hygiene, of which are taxing the energy of I enced administrator And not fan is pr needed for directly spintuaJ nimLs'ration under unwonted conditions. A respon.ibility in thab Er.ahan.h The Ctareb of Enrfand of that demand to the best of its power.

machinery is palpably inadequate. Mr.RoN. iaJ M'Neli' Nf tnnved mwlntioa i or inese expen on the Government: I rauralr said that 7 1 k' ai to 01 'nr 'I ftrtawtta a coromterios cf aria men with full matter rests on every HjCtllB MCMCB I vomm examine, aaatr w. ami report ur ih iir tt in our country, and primarily opon the Chi diaiely precalittf the JectaraUun of war. i had to endure ti' sha tho uov.rnmVn.

1 he did ar.oth.T ex; afterwards With th t.vt tube. keen on getting a good result tnat could uat let it slip. Cross examined bv Mr. MATTTf kws. When you ifl' ht with thousands of youne mU bare been cojbyted and fnim tMr homf1if der'conditinns as oml as I th.

ar. ate! rv. ssl for the had befouled mod Enslish soil. Of all the i 'T: a 'T it. of that w.

th wsa ne more the th the German hank'. TL ''V'' 'the plant which had supplied th Empire and, the eml. its. destruction. PnnTscnox ivM.

PiirviLECBs. The "'i' 'hat should have he pursued wns have boldlv i that the banks ArcbbMiafw. It lti i haii in i is tl with th nob. slap in th' and bad andec i.r II. V.

Fa. 11 a.1 Urn th cbi QBRaiM of bysa. ih tatoubk baeke.1 a bill for as call. upon to pay the m. r.

nponnN emtiau.swfd tinan.u.h to Palk stnee window of an un nam plat. whirl, Mr Kooi tary. who said luii. rals Ddm es ta pa nith with Uicsrtns. Trrn' FuuNTrFr rs the Box.

The plaintiff gave evidence in support of tl OmMaarnine br Mr. M.iTTTirw. he th had no ee rd th ansa" i' and Xt: Ili arms. H. thought tn 1 xiniat.

be paid aigjnri ait fj.iu 435 of wh pr Benr f. iunitaiua on certain the Hons. Ilietnns actually aiivuicrd "..15 a a Mr. ii rek Weed th sot; ol the mtUi maiTm who W.re "yon not exten siv iy mi 'sl up with tl Tialie plate ar an i d.vale and destrovod her will Uiat ti had not treaty him very will. 11...

thoua ht that she had not made an 'ther wdi. be wrote adviiin? her to make one. Later he wrote soy mi; that he would be glad to eontinue to busri.sj. for her. She replied that bis ktter was v.

welcome to hur, I would lM the best r. dt if you poured the lot bad a'v V.t ou only a mall quanUty of Br.ti. be. it. i i r.i.irv voti ean'd for I 'ixaiuf! rLr It, llw arr.it.

with o. a tl. u. 1 eruar rut; iv r.i..i Ts what thev call t.im i I i in rFlir' Vi's nip askV. i the wha was the' Th had d.

al the Uit.tr that h. had o' i dot. Th witn. did the af'. km wu.

h.v. bl an w.r. LVl, i if and in a shop 1 1 1 I i Cu' t'nt wW an ort I on Lost bad on her Imst.and roflin. 1 I i 1 I. 1 oo.

i an it lis a.tt. th.t I in V' if 'be irk. h.ld Nep k' nt to Whiteh ys and saw the seere sh ha.i aboii' b. Ui jei'. lrr Jati That en unu.rstar iw I I 1 'ur i I i Ii i 1 'V u.

th ami th handles of the cfrin ish ir thr hou' En. in an I th in hos. ikv ibsM tao! b. d. The inal female, atd the fli lal Wei Ue i to iif.piv and th.

huts and club as s.sn his daullt eac rrspous, Bsn ii furnibj evid.n its. inlan v. the Committee' i ritasible in different ol tit. th HOSi herewith, a be. r.

the sending nd the I. i of th nt atjoaa ire before t.h. (' vmadtOM for and for "iaSM hi ar: for rendering th s. rvn wo l.ers. xr off.

ring thi HU lWM Soon after be met i :r.ve the name plate to Snanu to en b) several witneracs in support; the defendant, submitted that So. The fu ruture from the eoiTn e. by Mr. Walker VVmt ley ill Mr It. bin.

e. i Lai it for the plaintiffs, and rt judgment was not Tepper Messrs i Th: tiff prop hii I Messrs. L.thruw 'Waacank' win give you the fnw Health yen Weak, Ansraic, "Hm" MMw I eM teThu' feV efert aeft. rr r. the system 'l 7 ar.d r.rr i.ee a'e.

'Joo trSi A. iee. eaa.naod Urested Caem and V. Wdl ro rry ebortle? LAW NOTICES, MARCH 22. House of Lords.

Jud.tial Committee of tbe Pr.vy Council. i NATIONAL SERVICE i 8, 'r J9 5 tht. "Ani Mill be accepted Certificate of Enrolment A to wa i 5 '3ave op to aim tn tor National Service ari. Cf Prmnr Permits Employment in ZlTrKnuZ Restricted Trades. I JZt that Ike Nit'ortal Seme An imrJdrfar.t prisilege tn regard to Department should be ab'e ue nay res trie ed oceiipat: r.s ha? row been i man in the more essential irdustris granwl men win 3'e enrolled a.s ff Lt i nevd vj.

He tisieiJ to enrol so National rv.oe Volunteers. The that may av T.iliU?. i at he is rio Diroctor Gent al has i tha: a Deeded, he srill ba lef. where Iwia. The mafl may be er.a v.ork any pr.

vJes i 0f etnr.n fcinoltiyrnent in of the rostnev 'i oeerp on hs i.p.',o: producing hi certificate that ha haa wnr.i sbonld fwm arldivona! tnd'ioe enmi 'd as a National Service r. to ttt. to voinsieer at once for until such time a he may be called National ser. opon to undertake rational wcrk. Thtf iioois oa ii on great Une5t Where a man already powsse? the to employers in restricted traie ami crj N.S.V.

26 handed to it is Loped that will enc jurafe National Vcdunt ers afvr they their etnoloyees to enrol. "7'tWineof JUBOL' Physiological ,1 Constipation, Enteritis, Hemorrhoids, i Dyspepsia, Laxative. MFMCAL OP1SIOS: I i th lie I Jo II, tl ''Y 'i Ho7morrhoidj the remedy is invai J'reparssi b. 1. I'ha' iai Store or dirt est fre Delence of the Reaim Losses Cpm When yon Enrol for yoi2 have Done your Duty, Forms for offer of service can be obtained at uli Post Offices.

Employment Exchanges and A'jft nal Offices Obtain one, sign Post it..