Qs noamiz PM Rex v. Hungerford Market notte W your Pages Company Queenborough, Inhabitants 14 of, Rex v. • 29H 3219 Huntsham, Inhabit Page 204 sants of 503 v. Ide, Inhabitants of 866 v. Lancashire, Inhabitants of ouorn de 813 948 v. Llangunnor, Inha-/ 415bitants of v. Lord Bishop of Gloucester v. Macclesfield, Inha Read v. Lee Regula Generalis 446. 783 Regulæ Generales 788 Rex v. Aldstone, Inhabitants 207 bitants of וי v. Merchant Tailors' Company. 616 158 14870 " 115 v. Middlesex, Justices of 818 v. Mills and Another, Justices of the County of MiddlesexHAA 712 Essex 578 Page 49. line 9. for “charters of Hen. 8. and Charles 2.," read “a charter of Charles 2.” 106. line 7. for "Lancaster," read " York." 152. line 6. from bottom, for "F. Pollock," read "D. Pollock," 197. marginal note, last line, for "before,” read "after.” 204. last line, for "before," read "after." 225. line 4. for "bankrupt,” read “defendant.” - last line but one, for "bank," read “bankrupt." 226. first line, for "bank," read "bankrupt." 236. marginal note, line 3. for "ratio," read "rates." 416. line 6. for “rule,” read "order." line 8. for "discharged,” read “absolute." 585. line 17. for “or alienation by, on," read “alienation by, or." 805. line 2. from bottom, for "quo warranto," read “quo minus." CASES ARGUED AND DETFRMINED IN THE Court of KING'S BENCH, IN Easter Term, In the First Year of the Reign of WILLIAM IV. 1831. WM. BROADHURST against ROBERT MORRIS. THE Ralph Bridoak being seised in his demesne as of fee of the lands and hereditaments, and undivided shares thereof, hereafter in his will mentioned, on the 29th of November 1796 made and published his said last will in writing, duly executed and attested, and thereby, amongst other things, devised as follows:-"My will Testator de vised all his share of his two estates in W. E. B. for life, and at her de cease to J. B., her husband, during his life; and at the de cease of his said son-in-law J. B. he directed that the whole legacy to him should go to and mind is, that my dear wife, Rebecca Bridoak, his grandson enjoy and take to herself, for her own use during her life, all my personal estate of what nature or soever; and at her decease to my grandson W. B. and to lawfully be his children kind gotten, for Alex ever; but in ander Bridoak, natural son of my daughter Rebecca default of such issue at his de cease to the tes tator's grandson A. B., his heirs and assigns for ever: Held, that W. B. took an estate tail in the shares of the estates in W. VOL. II. B Bridoak, |