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inconsistent alternative defences of fact, and that the defence was em it was not enrolled, it did not take effect in possession, and there was a barrassing, but he gave the defendant leave to amend.
reservation in favour of the grantor. It was not saved by the provisions THE COURT OF APPEAL (LINDLEY and Bowen, L.JJ.) reversed the de- of 7 & 8 Vict. c. 101, s. 73, which only cured the want of enrolment. The cision. LINDLEY, L.J., said that North, J., had construed rule 4 too Poor Law Act, 1722, s. 4, did not affect the Mortmain Act, except that it strictly, and as meaning that a defendant could never plead inconsistent avoided the necessity of guardians of the poor obtaining a licence to hold alternative defences. The rule only meant that the defendant must state land in mortmain. The grant to them must be in the form prescribed by clearly the facts on which he intended to rely. He might intend to rely the Mortmain Act. The lease was, therefore, void, ab initio, and the on different sets of facts as leading to different conclusions. An executor action must be dismissed, with costs.-Counsel, Sir H. Davey, Q.C.; would very probably not know any of the facts, but he could not safely Elton, Q.C., and Jemmett; Rigby, Q.C., Renshaw, Q.O., and F. Thompson. simply put the plaintiff to proof of his case, for he might then be pre- Solicitors, Hasties & Crawford, R. C. Adams Beck. vented from relying on some defence at the trial because he had not pleaded it. An executor could hardly plead in any other way than this BIRMINGHAM AND DISTRICT LAND CO. v. LONDON AND defendant had done-viz., by raising all the defences which were likely to
NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY CO.—Chi"), J., 14th May. arise, and then at the trial he would rely on the defence which he could prove. Nothing was more common in an action of debt in the Queen's
R. S. C., 1883, XVI., 48, 50-PRACTICE-THIRD Party Notice. Bench Division than for a defendant to plead "never indebted," "payment," and "set off." Bowen, L.J., concurred. The order of North, J., In this case an application was made by the defendants under R. S. C., was discharged, and it was ordered that the defendant should, within 1883, XVI., 48, for leave to issue a third party notice. A similar applicafourteen days after discovery of documents by the plaintiffs, either amend tion had already been refused on the ground that the party sought to be his defence, or give particulars of those defences which the plaintiffs joined was not a party against whom any right of indemnity was made asked to have struck out. The costs of this application in both courts to out. Chitty, J.'s refusal was affirmed by the Appeal Court (35 W. R. 173, be costs in the action.—Counsel, Aspland, Q C., and Upjohn ; Cozens 34 Ch. D. 261). The defendants now alleged the execution, on the 1st of Hardy, Q.C., and B. Byre. SOLICITORS, Morgan, Son, & Upjohn ; Croncy, March, 1887, of a conveyance which altered the circumstances, and, Spencer, $ Edwards.
accordingly, again applied for an order.
CHITTY, J., said that it was not necessary to decide whether the con. Re HOBSON AND HOWES-C. A. No. 2, 13th May.
veyance gave the right of indemnity alleged. The application was, in
his judgment, made too late, and therefore failed. Such applications MORTGAGEE-Power of SALE EQUITABLE MORTGAGE CONVEYANCE OF should, as a general rule, be made before the time limited for delivery of LEGAL ESTATE-CONVEYANCING Act, 1881, 8. 21.
defence, and at the latest before the close of the pleadings.- Counsel,
Romer, Q.C., and Woodroffe; Ince, Q.C., and 0. L. Clare. SOLICITORS, This was an appeal from the decision of North, J. (ante, p. 254) the ques. Robinson, Preston, $ Stow; C. N. Mason, tion being whether an equitable mortgagee by deed of freehold land, selling the mortgaged property under the power conferred by the Conveyancing Act, 1881, can convey the legal estate to the purchaser. Re H. T. RICHARDSON (DECEASED), SHULDHAM v. THE ROYAL Section 19 of the Act gives to & mortgagee, when the mortgage
NATIONAL LIFEBOAT INSTITUTION-Chitty, J., 17th May. is made by deed, a power, when the mortgage-money has become due, to
CHARITY-CONDITIONAL BEQUEST-ABSOLUTE TRANSFER. sell the mortgaged property, the power being given to the like extent as if it had been in terms conferred by the mortgage deed, but not In this case the question arose as to whether the Royal National further." Section imposes certain restrictions on the exercise of the Lifeboat Institution was absolutely entitled to a transfer of a legacy of power, and section 21 provides that "a mortgagee exercising the power of £10,000, bequeathed to it on condition of constructing and maintaining salo conferred by this Act shall have power by deed to convey the prop two lifeboats according to directions contained in the testator's will, and erty sold, for such estate and interest therein as is the subject of the mort.. coupled with a gift over on non-compliance. Attorney-General v. Christ's gage, freed from all estates, &c., to which the mortgage has priority, but sub. Hospital (1 Russ. & M. 626) and Re Conington's Will (8 W. R. 444) were ject to all estates, &c., which have priority to the mortgage, except that, referred to, and it was admitted, on behalf of the institution, that as it in the case of copyhold or customary land, the legal right to admittance accepted the gift it had also accepted an obligation in the nature of a sball not pass by a deed under this section, unless the deed is sufficient trust. otherwise by law, or is sufficient by custom, in that behalf." The cor CHITTY, J., said that there were cases in which such conditions had responding section (section 15) of Lord Cranworth's Act (23 & 24 Vict. c. been held to be trusts. He was of opinion that that was so in the present 145) empowered the person exercising the sale, by deed "to convey or case. He made an order as asked.--COUNSEL, Romer, Q.C., and L. Field ; assign to and vest in the purchaser the property sold, for all the estate Vaughan Hawkins. SOLICITORS, Peacock f. Goddard, for Capron & Sparkes, and interest therein which the person who created the charge had power Guildford; Clayton, Sons, 4 Farg's. to dispose of, except that in the case of copyhold hereditaments the beneficial interests only shall be conveyed to and vested in the purchaser by such deed."' North, J., held that the mortgagee could only convey
Re J. H. BIEGEL'S TRADE-MARK-Chitty, J., 6th May. the estate which he himself had.
TRADE-Mark-RectifiCATION or Register—SIMILARITY OF MARKThe Court of APPEAL (COTTON, LINDLEY, and Bowen, L.JJ.) affirmed
COLOUR-PATENTS, &c., Acr, 1883, s. 67. the decision. Cotton, L.J., said that section 21 gave the mortgagee power to convey that which was sold, and section 19 gave no power to sell
This was a motion by Messis. Younger & Co., brewers, of Edinburgh, the legal estate when the mortgagee had only an equitable estate. The
to strike out from the register of trade-marks a mark registered by J. H. language of section 21 differed from that of section 15 of the Act of 1860, Marke so closely resembled the applicants' mark as to be calculated to
Biegel, of Amsterdam, a shipper of Pilsen beer, on the ground that such and the difference was no doubt intentional. LINDLEY and Bowen, L.JJ., concurred.-COUNSEL, J. B. Purter; Ingpen. SOLICITORS, 0. G. Harman,
deceive. The applicants had used their mark for ale and stout for twenty R. Parker,
years, and registered it in March, 1886, in class 43 for fermented liquors.
The respondent had also registered in class 43 in September, 1886, for Re BUCKNALL'S GOLD ESTATE (LIM.)-Kay, J., 14th May.
bottled beer, the mark complained of. Both marks consisted of fanciul PRACTICE-COMPANY-RectifiCATION OF Register--MOTION.
arrangements of triangles, but such arrangements differed, the applicants'
triangles bemg two placed on a third, and the respondent's being three This was a motion by a shareholder that his name might be removed triangles interlaced, and in the centre of the applicants' mark was a blank from the list of shareholders of the company.
space, but the space in the centre of the respondent's mark contained & Kay, J., said that the application must go into the general list and be stag's head. It was submitted by the respondent that there was nomet heard as an action, and that the same course must be followed in future with respect to similar applications.-Counsel, Butcher.
time for interference by the court was when a case of imitation was made Harper & Battcock.
Solicitors, out against the respondent of colouring, &c., his mark so as to resemble
the applicants' mark. The applicants, however, relied on Re Worthington's WEBSTER v. SOUTHEY-Kay, J., 3rd, 4th, and 16th May.
Trade-Mark (28 W. R. 749, 14 Ch. D. 8).
CHITTY, J., said that, in respect of the triangular arrangements, he MORTMAIN-LEASE-WORKHOUSE-CHARITABLE Use-CHURCHWARDENS AND
held that there was such a resemblance as was calculated to deceive when Overseers of the Poor-STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS-9 Geo. 1, c. 7, 8. 4
the nature of the marks was considered and the way they were used, by -9 Geo. 2, c 36, s. 1–7 & 8 Vict. c. 101, s. 73.
being affixed to bottles, and especially because neither the applicants' By a deed of the 10th of March, 1747, Sir T. Webster granted a lease of particular colours.
nor the respondent's mark was registered so as to be confined to any one acre of land for 150 years from the 25th of March then next, at a
Under the provisions of the Patents, &c., Act of 1883, rent of one shilling a year, if demanded, to several persons, including the
the respondent was not bound to use his mark in any particular colour, Vicar of East Griustead, as a site for a workhouse for that parish. The
but he could retain the outline of his mark, and could colour it in any way
he thought fit, provided that he did not entirely obliterate it. wanted, on his paying for the building. This deed was not enrolled under northington's Trade-Mark, the resemblance between the two casesciple 1776, and in 1862 the lessees sold the site and conveyed it, in fee simple, to enunciated in the case cited, that when the use the mark might he putter the defendants. The plaintiff, who was admitted to be the successor in by beinge coloured, was considered, it would be calculated to deceive in the ing one year's rent-viz., a shilling. The question was whether the sense the register by expunging therefrom so much of the respondent's mand is was valid, so as to avoid the operation of the Statute of Licitations. consisted of a triangular arrangement.--Counsel, Romer, Q.C., and charitable uses, and it failed to comply with the Mortmain Act in that later & Co.
provision ment. The
Re JACOB'S SETTLEMENT TRUSTS—North, J., 14th May.
August, 1885, the defendant obtained from the justices a renewal of the
licence. A petition was presented by some of the neighbours complaining Trustee Act, 1850, s. 25-Death OF SURVIVING TRUSTEE WITHOUT Personal of the breach, and on the 23rd of August, 1885, proceedings were ordered REPRESENTATIVE---APPOINTMENT OF SOLE BENEFICIARY AS TRUSTEE.
to be taken to restrain the defendant. This was a petition under the Trustee Act. A sum of stock stood in this, whether there had been acquiescence on the plaintiff's part such as
KEKEWICH, J., said there was in this case no question of fact except the names of the two trustees of a settlement. Both the trustees were dead, and there was no personal representative of the survivor. The
would prevent him from claiming an injunction. It was common ground that petitioner had, under the trusts of the settlement, become absolutely defendant took the property with actual notice of the covenant. The
there was a restrictive covenant which had been broken, and that the beneficially entitled to the fund. Section 25 of the Trustee Act, 1850, principles guiding the court in cases where acquiescence is set up were laid provides that "when any stock shall be standing in the sole name of a deceased person, and his or her personal representative shall be out of the
down in the old authority of the Duke of Leeds v. Amherst (2 Ph. 123). jurisdiction of the Court of Chancery, or cannot be found,
"Acquiescence is not the term which ought to be used. If a party, having
it shall be lawful for he Court of Chancery to make an order vesting the
a right, stands by and sees another dealing with the property in a manner right to transfer such .tock, or to receive the dividends or income there
inconsistent with that right, and makes no objection while the act is in of, in any person or persons whom the said court may appoint,"
progress, he cannot afterwards complain. That is the proper sense of the IVORTH, J., following Re Dixon's Trusts (21 W. R. 220), held that he
word acquiescence. The defence, therefore, which is really intended to could pot, under that section, vest the right to transfer the stock in
be set up is not acquiescence, but release or abandonment of the party's
anyone but a trustee of the settlement.
right This was indorsed in the cases of Hogg v. Scott (18 Eq. 444), and He accordingly appointed the
De Bussche v. Alt (8 Ch. D.286). The Vice-Chancellor in the former case petitioner to be sole trustee, and vested the right to transfer in him.
said: "The omission to take any proceedings at law or in equity for a COUNSEL, J. F. Waggett. SOLICITORS, Guscotte, Wadham, f Day.
time does not in itself appear to me an encouragement to the defendant SMYTH v. ADAMS—North, J., 14th May.
amounting to an equitable bar in this court.". There was also a passage to
the same effect in the second of the above cited cases. Sayers v. Collyer (28 R. S. C., 1883, XXVII., 11-MOTION FOR JUDGMENT IN Default OF Ch. D. 103) was clearly distinguishable. The defendant knew of the first
PLEADING-DELIVERY OF DEFENCE AFTER Service or NOTICE OF Motion. breach of the covenant and had herself endeavoured to prevent it, but
In this case, the defendant not having delivered a statement of defence then bought up the property without again communicating in any way within the time limited for the purpose, the plaintiff set down the action
with the Duke. The delay from August, 1884, to October, 1885, when upon motion for judgment. After this had been done, but before the
notice had been given complaining of the defendant's acts, was not such motion came on for hearing, the defendant delivered a defence and Duke "had never, according to the requirements of Lord Cottenham's
as to prevent the plaintiff from now insisting on an injunction, since the counter-claim, and on the hearing of the motion (as a short cause) the definition, stood by so as to assent to what was done.--Counsel, Barber, defendant appeared by counsel.
SOLICITORS, Bell, authority of Gill . Woodfin (32 W. R. 393, 25 Ch. D. 707) that, though Q.C., and Fate Lee; Seward Brice and 4. 4. Baker. the statement of defence had been delivered after the proper time, it Stewards, & May; T. Cray for Dix & Warlow, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. could not be treated as a nullity, and that the plaintiff was not entitled to judgment for default of pleading, but he asked that the notice of motion might be amended, and that judgment might be given for the plaintiff on
BANKRUPTCY CASES. admissions in the defence.
Ex parte THE OFFICIAL RECEIVER, Re GOULD-C. A. No. 1, NORTH, J., having looked at the defence, said that he could not treat it as
6th May. sufficient admission of the plaintiff's case, especially as there was a counter-claim. The plaintiff must proceed'in the ordinary way, but the BANKRUPTCY-ADMINISTRATION OF Estate or Deceased Insolvent-Jurisdefendant must pay ihe costs of the motion in any event.--Counsel,
DICTION TO Avoid VOLUNTARY SETTLEMENT – BANKRUPTCY Act, 1883, Maroy; F. W. Heather. SOLICITORS, Blyth; W. & W. Rees Davies g. Co.
ss. 47, 125.
This was an appeal from a decision of Cave, J. (35 W. R. 458), the THE SHORTHORN DAIRY CO. (LIM.) v. HALL-Stirling, J.,
question being whether section 47 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1883, which 15th and 16th May.
makes void under certain circumstances, as againt the trustee in a bank. RESTRAINT OF TRADE--CONSTRUCTION
ruptcy, voluntary settlements executed by the bankrupt, applies in the OF COVENANT-"CARRYING
administration of the estate of a deceased insolvent under section 125 of BUSINESS "-COMPANY IN LIQUIDATION.
the Act. A debtor died insolvent, and an action to administer his estate was By, a purchase agreement, dated the 17th of February, 1881, under commenced in the Chancery Division. On the application of a creditor, which the plaintiff company purchased their business from the defendant, an order was made transferring the proceedings to the Court of Bankthe defendant covenanted that he would not, so long as the company ruptcy, and that court made an order for the administration of the estete. should, carry on within 100 miles of London the business of a dairy The official receiver applied to the court for an order declaring void as farmer or assist as principal or servant in any such business. The defend agaivst him a post-nuptial settlement which the debtor had executed. ant, who was formerly the managing director of the defendant company, Cave, J., dismissed the application, on the ground that section 47 did not had lately become chairman of a rival company-namely, the Home apply to an administration under section 125. Counties Dairy Supply Association (Lim.). T'he plaintiff company had
THE COURT OF APPEAL (Lord Esher, M.R., and Fry and Lopes, L.JJ.), recently been ordered to be wound up under the direction of the court, and affirmed the decision. Lord ESHER, M.R., said that he agreed with every a liquidator had been appointed. The plaintiff company now moved to reason given by Cave, J., for his conclusion. What was the estate with restrain the defendant from holding the office of chairman, director, or
which section 125 was dealing? Was it merely the estate of the deceased any other office in or under the Home Counties Dairy Supply Association debtor, or did it include also property of other persons? In a bankruptcy (Lim.). The motion was resisted by the defendant upon the ground that which passed to the trustee was the property of the bankrupt. (among others) that, under the circumstances, the company had ceased to The law of bankruptcy, under certain circumstances, dealt with the carry on its business, and consequently that the covenan: was not now property of other persons as well as that of the bankrupt, but the power operative.
to do so was conferred in plain terms. It had been pointed out to the STIRLING, J, said that the question was one of fact whether Legislature by the decisions upon section 10 of the Judicature Act, 1875, the company were now carrying on their business. The business was being that, if at any time they intended in such statutes as these that the estates carried on by an officer of the court with a view to its sale as a going con of other persons should be dealt with, besides the estate which was the cern. That was not a carrying on of the business by the company. main subject of the legislation, they should say so in plain terms, other, There had, therefore, been no breach of the covenant, and the motion
wise the legal effect would be that their legislation would not extend must be refused. - Counsel, Hastings, Q.C., and Daniel Jones ; Buckley, beyond the estate which was being administered. In the bankruptcy part Q.C., and Dunhom. Solicitors, Allen & Edwards ; Crowdy, Son, $ Tarry.
of this Act the Legislature, when they wished to deal with the property of
third persons, had said so distinctly ; but when they came to deal with TAE DUKE OF NORTHUMBERLAND v. BOWMAN-Kekewich, J., the estates of deceased debtors they deliberately left out the words 6th May.
necessary for that purpose, and in every clause of section 125 confined the COVENANT-BEBRHOUSE-ACQUIESCENCE.
subject-matter carefuily to the estate of the deceased debtor. Under sub
section 6 of section 125, the provisions of Part III. of the Act, relating to This was an action to restrain the breach of a covenant that the houses the administration of the property of a bankrupt, were to apply to an aderected on a certain piece of land "should not be used or occupied, either ministration order under section 125, "So far as the same are applicable." in whole or in part, as public-houses or beershops, nor as shops for the
Section 47 would apply, not to the property of the deceased debtor, but to dale, whether by wholesale or retail, of wine, ale," or spirituous liquors, the property of the trustees of the settlement–i.c., to the property of third
persons. Therefore the provisions of section 47 were not applicable. Fer The breach was not denied ; the sole question being whether there had and Lopes, L JJ., concurred.
The counsel for the official receiver asked for leave to appeal to the
house beld by the defendant was built was sold to her predecessor in title. House of Lords, but the court refused the application. -Counsel, Bigham,
In d1882 a butcher, under some agreement, got possession of the premises, Q.C., Muir Mackenzie, and A. G. Macintyre Winslow, Q.C., and Yale Lee.
and on the 23rd of August, 1884, obtained an off licence. The defendant SOLICITORS, Smiles, Binyon, f. Ollard ; Roopers & W hately.
was at this time carrying on business as an hotel-keeper in the neigh.
bourhood, and complained to the duke's agent about the grant of the
licence. On the 25th of August, 1884, the agent wrote to the clerk to the
CASES AFFECTING SOLICITORS.
justices, complaining of the grant of the license, but took no further step
at that time. On the 10th of September, 1884, the defendant, without
Re T. C. & J. F. KELLOCK (SOLICITORS)-Stirling, J., 17th May. informing the duke's agent about her intention, purchased the house and
SOLICITORTAXATION-WITHDRAWAL OP BILL of Costs REFUSED. the off licence, and took a conveyance which disclosed the covenant. In This was a petition, on behalf of the trustees for sale of the Bulford
Estate, praying a reference to the taxing master to tax a bill of costs. not being barristers, practising in the courts of law and equity of the The Bulford Estate was subject to a mortgage for £18,500 and interest. United Kingdom (commonly known as "The Incorporated Law Society"), Messrs. Pickett & Mytton, the solicitors to the trustees for sale of the except eight of such members who were defendants, for an interim in. Bulford Estate, inquired of Messrs. Kellock, the solicitors of the mort- junction to restrain the defendants (being the society and such eight memgagees, whether, upon a contemplated sale, their clients would allow the bers who were eight out of the thirty-nine members of the council) from above sum to remain, ard allow the purchasers to inspect the title-deeds confirming a resolution passed at a meeting of the society on the 28th of of the estate. Messrs. Kellock, after communicating with their clients, January, 1887, or, in the alternative, from permitting the Law Society assented to the money remaining, and offered facilities for the inspection Club, or the committee thereof, to elect as a member, honorary or other. required. The Bulford Estate was subsequently sold, as proposed, and the wise, of the club any person not being a member of the society. The title-deeds duly inspected, and Messrs. Řellock, before and after the sale, material facts were as follows:-By the charter of the Incorporated Law rendered other services for which they were entitled to be paid. Messrs. Society in 1845, the capital, possessions, and income of the society appliPickett & Mytton undertook to pay these charges. The evidence was that, cable for its general purposes, were directed to be applied in "promoting when the purchase was about to be completed, the purchasers required professional improvement and facilitating the acquisition of legal knowthat the law charges due to the mortgagees should be paid by the vendors, ledge," and the society was (among other things) empowered to make the trustees for sale; whereupon, on the 17th of March, 1887, Messrs. bye-laws, fixing the conditions and the manner upon and in which persons Pickett & Mytton sent Messrs. Kellock this telegram:-"Please send us being eligible for membership, but not residing in England, should any costs you have against us in Bulford's Estate." Correspondence be admitted to the
of the society and to alter such ensued to the following effect:
bye-laws. And the council might, by their bye-laws, appropriate "Kellocks to Pickett & Mytton.-17th March, 1887.-Letter. such part of the society's buildings as they should think fit as club"Having received your telegram this evening we presume you wish to rooms, subject to such regulations as the council slould approve. have our costs at once. They are not draited yet, so we write to know if During the whole time of the society's existence there had been a club in you require details, or whether you will be satisfied with a general state connection with it, which had occupied part of its premises. Down to 1884 ment and lump sum. If the latter is acceptable we are prepared to pame this club consisted exclusively of members of the defendant society. In a figure. Having regard to the amount of mortgage, the work done, and 1884 the club was dissolved, and a new one, which is the present Law our client's accession to your proposal to allow the money to remain on Society Club, was formed. Resolutions were passed at that time by the the security to facilitate a sale of the estate, we consider that we are defendant society that the council should take possession of the premises entitled to at least 100 guineas. Let us have your views by return." to be vacated by the old club, and permit them to be used by the members "Pickett & Mytton to Kellocks.- Telegram.
of the new club; and regulations were made providing that the new " Acting for trustees we must have details. Please send same as soon club should be confined to members of the society, and that no alteraas possible."
tion should be made in such last mentioned rule except in pursuance Kellocks to Pickett & Mytton.-22nd March, 1887.
of a resolution passed by and confirmed at the general meeting of " We now send you our costs, which, considering the importance of the society. Since then the club had consisted entirely of members the matter, there ought not to be any demur about paying.* If further of the society, and they had been permitted to use certain rooms on details are required we must furnish them, but as you are aware of all that the society's premises. On January 28 last a resolution was passed has passed, we do not expect you will have occasion to ask for them." that "the committee" of the Law Society's Club "shall have power, "Pickett Mytton to Kellocks.—March 23rd, 1887.
subject to the approbation of a majority of the members voting at a "We have received your letter and the bill of custs which accompanies general meeting specially called for the purpose, to elect as honorary it. We feel that (our views] as to what you are entitled to charge vary members any person not being a member of the Incorporated Law so hopelessly from yours, that discussion upon the subject would be fruit- Society, bnt that the number of such honorary members shall not at any less.,, We will, therefore, carry your costs in for taxation in the usual time exceed twenty." This was the resolution against which the present way."
motion was directed. By the writ in the action the plaintiff claimed a "Kellocks to Pickett & Mytton.—24th March, 1887.
declaration that the proposed permission to the club to elect members " If it is your intention to carry our costs in for taxation without any who were not members of the society was ultrà vires. attempt on your part to settle the amount, we must, of course, instruct STIRLING, J., said that the plaintiff did not by his notice of motion seek some solicitor in London to attend on our behalf to produce the papers, to prevent the Law Society Olub from using the rooms of the society in and explain the nature of the case. We must admit we did not anticipate pursuance of the resolution in that behalf, which, inasmuch as it would the course you bave indicated."
have been equivalent to an order for ejectment, the court would not Morse, Hewitt, & Farman (on behalf of Kellocks) to Pickett & Mytton. have done on an interlocutory application, but the relief which he asked —29th March, 1887.
was confined to the resolution of January 28. Interference by the court "We are instructed by Messrs. Kellock herein. On their behalf we with the enjoyment of the rooms by the club being out of the question, must intimate that, unless your firm is personally liable to pay the costs could it be said that the admission of a certain number of additional (upon which point we are not instructed), we contend that no bill has members as proposed was such an infringement of the constitution of been delivered to the persons liable to pay, and give you notice that a the society as to call for the interference of the court ? His lordship proper bill shall be prepared and sent in. Our clients think you are not though tit was not. If the existing members of the club were "promoting dealing fairly with them in the matter, and, considering the large amount professional improvement and facilitating the acquisition of legal known of work done by them, their charges are, in our view, very reasonable. ledge," which it must be assumed that they were doing, his lordship We understand, further, you decline to specify your objections to any did not see why a few additional members could not contribute to the part of the rough bill, which was completed in a great hurry in order to
Nor was it possible to say that they could not do so help you as much as possible, and in compliance with your telegram of because the new members were not members of, or eligible for memberthe 17th and 18th inst. The bill of costs above mentioned was headed ship of, the Law Bociety, for it was not suggested that legal knowledge
The Trustees of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Lee's Settlement," [the mortgagees ) was confined to persons who satisfied that condition. The motion was Account of costs and expenses of Messrs. Kellock in connection refused.—COUNSEL, Gazdar; Hastings, Q.C., and Joyce.
SOLICITORS, with the mortgage for £18,500 upon, and the sale of, the Bulford Estate." Coldicott of Son; E. W. Williamson. It was objected, on the part of the respordents, Messrs. Kellock :-(1) that the delivery to the solicitors of the mortgagors, instead of to the mortgagors themselves, was improper, and that, therefore, the bill could
Re W. M. PYBUS (A SOLICITOR)-Chitty, J., 16th May. be withdrawn; (2) that no bill had been delivered to the mortgagees, and Solicitor and Client-Costs—The SOLICITORS' REMUNERATION ACT, 1881, that the petitioners, who were only third parties, could only tax a bill
GENERAL Order, Sched. I., Part I.-PROCURATION Fes- TAXATION or copy of a bill so delivered; (3) that the alleged bill of costs was not
AFTER Twelve MONTHS UNDER SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES-ATTORNEYS AND intended as a bill of costs; (4) that the application should have been by
SOLICITORS Act, 1843, s. 37. summons and not by petition. Stirling, J., helá (1) that Messrs. Pickett & Mytton were acting, under employed by his client to raise certain moneys for him upon mortgages
On the 9th of July, 1885, Mr. W. M. Pybus, a solicitor, who had been costs to be sent, and a bill delivered to them could not be withdrawn ; also an account shewing how such balance was arrived at, and also his (2) that this objection failed—first, because Messrs. Pickett & Mytton had bill of costs, the amount of which he had deducted. The client conti become persous liable to pay the bill under their undertaking, and, plained of the amount of the bill, and some correspondence ensued, whitis (3) that the bill delivered was a bill of costs, and as to further details they client a cheque for that amount, which the client, however, refused to 1883, LV. 2 (15), the special application, which was here necessary, ought client instructed Mr. Pybus to have the bill taxed, but be took no steps to have been by summons and not by petition ; but, acting under ord. 90, for doing so, though still acting as his solicitor in other matters. On the adjourned into court. - Consseley Harris Lea; Saranam ti astings, d.o., and taxed, who in the 21st cofenjuly, 1886, issued a summons for ta xating Eustace Smith. Solicitors, Pickett & Mytton ; Morse, Hewitt, $ Farman. The main objections to the bill were that the solicitor, though acting FORD v. THE INCORPORATED LAW SOCIETY_Stirling, J., 13th to the scale alloween Or he mortgage c's solicitor, though he had bingeli May.
paid such fees to the mortgagee's solicitors, and tłat he had charged such LAW SOCIETY CLUB-MOTION TO FROM ALLOWING Persons, not Members of the Society, To Become mortgage, although no abstract was in fact delivered.
Restrain INCORPORATED Law Society ile sociale dh agar ses made riber dedecing title, perusing and completing the members of the society bilatöfmeyra, behicitors, hippocelfio, manalo there whether in the sociale establishe hits the treated, and he also thought that
This was a motion by the plaintiff, on behalf of himself and all others charging cadere tarde, the hicih into face asta not exist, was covere
the fact that the solicitor had not taken steps to have the bill taxed when
directed to do so was a special circumstance which would take the case
our of the rule, although the bill had been delivered over twelve months.-
It is stated that the Archbishop of York has submitted to Mr. Arthur COUNSEL, R. F. Norton ; F. H. Colt. Solicitors, Pattison, Wigg, f Co.; Nash,
Charles, Q.C., a case on the pew question at St. Mary's Church, Beverley,
and that Mr. Charles has furnished a written opinion, in which he says: Pield, f Withers.
"The churchwardens have no legal right to maintain that they are parish officers only. There is abundant authority that they are the officers of the ordinary, authority from a very early period until the present time,
especially with regard to the ordering of seats in church." On the second LEGAL NEWS.
point Mr. Charles says :-"In the event of a different direction being OBITUARY.
given by the vestry and the ordinary as to the arrangement of seats, I
think the churchwardens must obey the direction of the ordinary. If Sir WILLIAM YOUNG, late Chief Justice of Nova Scotia, died about a they were to disobey it they would be guilty of an ecclesiastical offence. week ago at the age of eighty-eight. Sir W. Young was the son of Mr. It is to be noticed that there seems to be no direct authority that the John Young, of Falkirk, and was born in 1799. He was educated at the bishop, acting himself and not through the medium of his court, has the University of Glasgow. He was called to the bar in Nova Scotia in 1826, power to issue general orders to the churchwardens; but it appears to and he became a Queen's Counsel for that colony in 1843. He was for follow from the various cases above referred to that he may do so." Mr. many years a member of the Nova Scotian Parliament, of which body he Charles adds on a third point:-"Churchwardens ought all to act to. was Speaker from 1843 till 1854. He was Attorney-General of Nova gether, but I think the majority can act in opposition to the minority in Scotia from 1854 till 1859, and he became Chief Justice in 1860, and judge doing an act in itself lawful." of the Court of Admiralty in 1864. He received the honour of knighthood At the Liverpool Assizes on the 13th inst. a case of Snow v. Etty came in 1869, and he retired from the bench in 1881. Sir W. Young was before the court. Mr. French, for the plaintiff, said the action was married to the daughter of Mr. Michael Tobin, of Halifax.
brought by Mr. Thomas Snow, a chancery barrister, of Liverpool, for Mr. John ARTHUR DEANE, solicitor, Town Clerk of Batley, died at Jibel, against Mr. Thomas Etty, a solicitor practising in the same town. Bournemouth on the 8th inst., after a somewhat long illness. Mr. Deane
The libel was contained in the statement that Ir. Snow or his clerk had was admitted a solicitor in 1871, having served his articl es with his father, altered a brief after the hearing of a case before the Vice-Chancellor. whom he succeeded as Town Clerk of Batley. He was also clerk
Mr. Snow was bound to meet the charge as a man of honour and a to the borough magistrates, and after the passing of the Bankruptcy Act, barrister, and though unwilling, as a professional man, to go into court in 1883, he was appointed official receiver in bankruptcy for the Dewsbury
a case of this kind, he had no alternative but to bring the action. He District. Mr. Deane was a perpetual conimissioner for the West Riding (Mr. French) was glad to say that, upon referring to the registrar of the of Yorkshire. He was, at the time of his death, associated in partnership
Court of Chancery, and upon his producing the official bill of costs, with his younger brother, Mr. Edgar Ernest Deane.
Mr. Etty found he was absolutely mistaken in the charge he
made, and he now unreservedly withdrew it, expressing regret for Sir John Peter De Gex, Q.C., died suddenly at his residence, 20, Hyde- having made it under a misapprehension. Mr. Addison was prepared to park-square, on the 14th inst., at the age of seventy-eight. Sir J. De
go further and say that Mr. Etty never intended at any time to make any Gex was the eldest son of Mr. John De Gex, and was born in 1809. He imputation against Mr. Snow, and upon that Mr. Snow would not, was formerly fellow of Jesus College, Cambridge, where he graduated as under the circumstances, have taken money from Mr. Etty in such a a wrangler in 1831. He was called to the bar at Lincoln's-inn in Hilary
case, He was content to take judgment for the plaintiff with costs. Term, 1835, and he practised for many years in the Court of Chancery / Mr. Addison said Mr. Etty would desire not merely to apologize if what and in the urt of Bankruptcy. He vill be remembered as one of the
he said had been misconceived, but to say that he never intended to cast old school of authorized reporters, his name extending through a long the smallest reflection on the personal conduct of Mr. Snow, or to sug. series of equity reports. In 1865 he received a silk gown from Lord gest anything more than an excess of zeal on the part of Mr. Snow's Westbury, and after his promotion he appeared chiefly in bankruptcy clerk. Mr. Justice Wills said the imputation was a most serious one. appeals, but he relinquished his practice a few years ago.
He was a
What was suggested was that Mr. Snow had received a brief marked ten bencher of Lincoln's-inn, of which society he was treasurer in 1882, and guineas, and that in his chambers it was altered to fifteen guineas. Such in that capacity he received the honour of Knighthood on the opening by the Queen of the Royal Courts of Justice.
an imputation could not be allowed to pass. He was glad that the result
Sir J. De Gex was an honorary fellow of Jesus College, Cambridge. He was married to the eldest
was not one of compromise, because the circumstances would not warrant daughter of Sir John Henry Briggs.
Mr. Snow accepting any result which did not carry costs. He trusted the
result of the case would satisfy everyone who read or heard of it that Mr.
Snow's character had been completely set right by his action.
APPOINTMENTS.
On the 18th inst., at Nottingham, Anthony Bush was summoned for
having falsely and wilıully pretended to be a solicitor in Nottingham on Mr. Peter De Lande Long, solicitor (of the firm of Monckton, Long, the 31st of March and the 1st of April, 1887, not being qualified to do so. & Gardiner), of 17, Lincoln's inn-fields, has been appointed Solicitor to Mr. Williams (Hunt & Williams) appearedoto prosecute on behalf of the the Foundling Hospital. Mr. Long was admitted a solicitor in 1858. Incorporated Law Society, and Mr. J. F. Ward was for the defendant, on
Mr. Arthur WILLIAM PEARCE, solicitor, of Southampton, has been whose behalf he pleaded guilty. Mr. Williams remarked that the defend. appointed a Commissioner to administer Oaths in the Supreme Court of ant was charged with a breach of section 12 of the Solicitors Act, the Judicature.
penalty for an offence under that section being £8. The defendant was Mr. James Henry Kemm, solicitor (of the firm of Robins, Cameron, &
an accountant, and, in connection with his work, had dealings with Kemm), of Gresham House, old Broad-street, has been appointed a
medical men in Nottingham, being employed in collecting their debts. Commissioner to administer Oaths in the Supreme Court of Judicature.
On the 31st of March defendant wrote the following letter to a gentle
whose name he need not mention : " 43, Portland-road, Mr. FRANK HOLYOAKE, solicitor, of Droit wich and Bromsgrove, has
Nottingbam.- Dr. F. Howett v. Yourself.-Sir,-I am under the necesbeen appointed Clerk to the Stoke Prior School Board. Mr. Holyoake was sity of informing you that, unless the above account be attended admitted a solicitor in 1878.
once,
I shall be compelled to take legal proceedings Mr. JOSIAH Sadler Empson, solicitor, of North Walsham, has been against you without further notice.-Yours respectfully, A. Bush." appointed Clerk to the Preston United District School Board. Mr. Emp. That was clearly a lawyer's letter, and was written in a straightforward son is clerk to the North Walsham Local Board, and clerk to the county way. Such letters had from time to time been held to be lawyer's letters. magistrates and the Commissioners of Taxes at that place. He was admitted a solicitor in 1869.
The practice of sending such letters had become very prevalent in
Nottingham, but defendant had promised to hand over the circulars in Mr. Edmund Talbot Palmer, solicitor, of Portsmouth, Portsea, South question to Mr. Ward for the purpose of having them destroyed. Under Sea, and Gosport, has been appointed Clerk to the 'Alverstoke Local those circumstances he asked the magistrates not to inflict the maximum Board. Mr. Palmer was admitted a solicitor in 1879.
penalty. On behalf of the defendant Mr. Ward said his client felt comDette Turner Collin, solicitor, of Saffron Walden, has been appointea pelled after some consideration to plead guilty to a technical breach of the for the Linton Division of Cambridgeshire on the resignation of his father, fraud or misrepresentation whatever, and he was sure he might safely say Saffron County Court, and clerk to the magistrates for the Walden Cambridge. He was admitted a solicitor in 1827. He is a registracelet e pretend," no offence had been committed. "Alderman Barber said that
the defendant must have known that he had no right to send out such a
Mr. Ward asked that Division and to the iinton Board of Guardians.
circular as he bad done, and he would be fined £5. Mr. Arthur Cook Coole, solicitor, of Horsham and Crawley, has been
the fine might be reduced, but Alderman Barber said that the sending out appointed Clerk to the Horsham Board of Guardians, Assessment Com
of such circulars often put people to a great deal of unnecessary expense mittee, School Attendance Committee, and Rural Sanitary Authority. Mr.
and trouble, and the fine they had imposed was quite as low as they Coole was admitted a solicitor in 1872.
could go.
Mr. William Henry HINDMAN Jones, barrister, has been appointed a
Member of the Executive Council of the Island of Granada.
WARNING TO INTENDING HOUSE PURCHASERS AND LESSEES.-Before purchasing
Mr. Jones was called to the bar at Lincoln's-inn in July, 1878.
or renting a house have the Sanitary arrangements thoroughly examined by an
He has been for expert from The Sanitary Engineering & Ventilation Co., 115, Victoria-st., Westsome time Stipendary Magistrate for the Island of Lucia.
mirster (Estab. 1875), who also undertake the Ventilation of Offices, &c.-(ADVT.)
FURNISH ON NORMAN & STACEY'S SYSTEM; No Deposit; 1. 2, or 3 years credit; 60 wholesale firms. Offices, 79, Queen Victoria-st., E.O. Branches at 121, Palí
Mall. S.W., & 9, Liverpool-st. E.C. Goods delivered free.- ADVT
PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED.
STAMMERERS and STUTTERERS should read a little book by Mr. B. BEASLEY,
WILLIAM Edwood Shirley and Henny Edward Donner, Scarborough, Baronu ferung Hearly 2 years, veure to himself any part method entirely his own."-
[Gazette, May 17]. (ADVT.)
solicitors. May 12.
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BIDDEN, JOHN EDWARD. Loats id, Clapham pk, Gent. June 15. Roopers & COURT PAPERS.
Whately, Lincoln's in fields
BOOTH, JOHN BAINBRIDGE, Catterick, York, Esq. June 11. Wray, Leyburn, SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE.
Yorks
BURKE, HARRIET, Avenue rd. June 4. Guscotte & Co, Essex st
Mr. Justice
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Mr. Justice BURROWS, FREDERIC THOMAS, New ct, Lincoln's inn. June 11. Russel, Cole-
man st
CARTHEW, JAMES HENRY, Blythe lane, Hammersmith, Licensed Victuallor. Mon., May 28 Mr. Ward Mr. Clowes Mr. Carrington Mr. Jackson
June 14. Sawbridge & Son, Aldermanbury
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Pemberton Lavie
CHICK. WILLIAM, South Petherton, Somerset, Farmer. May 31. Batten, Wednesday 25 Pemberton Clowes Carrington Jackson
Thursday .. 26
CRESSWELL, WILLIAM, Southsea, Esq. June 11. Davidson & Co, Spring gdns Friday ...... 27 Koe
Carrington Jackson
DUGMORE, HENRY JOHN DENNIS, King's Lynn, Esq. June 20. Meredith & Co,
New sq
STIRLING.
KEKBWICH.
EVISON, SAMUEL, Liverpool, Draper. June 24. Price, John st, Bedford row Monday, May 23 Mr. Leash
Mr. King
Mr. Beal
FITZGIBBON, VICTOR BEARE, Woodchurch rd, West Hampstead. June 4. Gus. Tuesday
cotte & Co, Essex st, Strand
FORDHAM, HARRIET GURNEY, Melbourn Bury, Cambridge. June 14. Ware &
Co, Gt Winchester st
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FOSTER, JOSEPH, Heeley, York, Manager. May 28. Vickers & Co, Sheffield The Whitsun Vacation will commence on Saturday, the 28th day of May, and terminate on Tuesday, the 31st day of May, 1887, both days inclusive.
FREEBOUT, ANN JANE, Deptford. June 11. Lockyer Deptford
GARWOOD, THOMAS, Bury St Edmunds, Hotel Keeper. June 1. Gross & Son,
GLEDHILL, RICHARD, Paddock, York. Aug 1. Bottomley, Huddersfield
HART, BARNETT, Bow. July 11. Clark, Walbrook
HAWKER, JAMES WILLIAM, Poland st, Printer. June 24. Dod & Co, Berners st
HYDE, SAMUEL WILLIAM, Pall Mall, Gent. June 24. Duffield & Bruty, TokenLondon Gazette.-FRIDAY, May 13.
house yd
JOHNSON, ANN, Kensington. June 21. Kinsey & Co, Bloomsbury pl
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JOHNSON, THOMAS, Adlington, Lancaster, Gent. June 18. Flegg & Son, Hill's CAMBRIAN CHEMICAL CO, LIMITED.-Petn for winding up, presented May 11, place directed to be heard before Kay, J., on Saturday, May 21. Gedge & Co, Old KENWORTHY, CHARLES JAMES Fox, Ealing. May 31. A. W. Kenworthy, lronPalace yard, Westminster, solors for petners
monger lane NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP CO, LIMITED.-By an order made by Chitty, J., LAZENBY. WILLIAM HENRY, Kingston upon Hull, Cooper. May 31, Johnson, dated May 4, it was ordered that the voluntary winding up of the company be
Hull continued. Abrahams & Co, Old Jewry, solors for petners
LOCKE, HENRY. King's Hill, Somerset, Shoemaker. June 4. Benson & CarPROTECTOR CARRIAGE AND HORSE INSURANCE CO, LIMITED.-Chitty, J., has, by penter, Bristol
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POPPLEWELL. ROBERT JAMES, Holloway, Traveller. June 1. Wild & Co, IronCHURCH OF ENGLAND CLUB, Bell Inn, High st, Dudley, Worcester. May 10
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SMITH, FARRER, Sunderland, Cabinet Maker. June 1. Walker, Sunderland JOINT STOCK COMPANIES.
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TEMPLEMAN, SIMEON, York, Gent. July 11. Cobb, York
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voluntary winding up, presented April 29, directed by Chitty, J., to stand over until Saturday, May 21. Brandon, Essex st, Strand, solors for petners
June 7.
Parkes,
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The Garrett Temple is Open Once a Week
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Temples are buildings where religious or spiritual activities are performed. These acts have ranged from sacrifice to the more socially acceptable prayer. Hinduism, Buddhism, Christianity, and many other religions have utilized temples to worship their gods. Beep. Boop. Bop. You know what's a digitial god? The Stocktonator. And they are often open every day, yet people usually only go to worship once a week. Same goes for Garrett Temple. He's played in every game this season. Early on, he was getting 16-18 minutes of run, then it was ramped up to 24-26 minutes. Since November 18th, Temple has averaged 34 minutes per game, primarily because of the Caris LeVert injury. With that said, he provides a fantasy relevent performance about once a week. Last night the weekly quota was met.
PTS REB AST STL BLK TOV 3PT FG FT
27 4 3 0 0 2 6/9 10/16 1/1
If you pray hard enough, Temple will provide points, tres, boards, and dimes. Just don't get greedy and expect any defensive stats. Save those prayers for world peace and an end to hunger.
D'Angelo Russell
18 2 2 0 0 2 3/7 7/13 1/1
Returned from injury and played 25 minutes. Still loading……
25 7 7 1 0 2 5/14 10/20 0
Played 36 minutes and produced a line that was….not so scary. Over the past seven games, Rozier has been a top 40 player, as he's been shooting 47% from the field.
Devonte' Graham
33 7 9 2 0 2 10/16 10/22 3/3
Played 36 minutes. So much synchronization lately. Graham cracker has been so delicious this year with the counting stats. Unfortunately, he doesn't provide any defensive stats and shoots a stale 40% from the field.
Yawn. Wake me up when he does something.
Khris Middleton
Warm it up, Khris. I'm about to! Middleton played 25 minutes last night after getting 18 minutes of run the prior game. He's slowly returning from injury and heating up. Middleton isn't sexy, but his YMCA game provides points, tres, boards, dimes, and some steals. The percentages are excellent and the turnovers are low. The only thing he doesn't do is get his block on.
16 10 3 0 0 3 2/8 4/17 6/8
Another day, another bagel from Lake in the defensive cats. The dub-dub was nice and playing in back-to-back games is a good sign, but…..man, he's been awful. He's shooting 41% from the field and only dishing out 3.3 dimes per game. Last season, that number was above five. This is one Lake I do not want to jump into.
23 14 5 2 3 3 0/1 11/17 1/4
Just anothe Dre Day. Over the past four games, Dre has been a top 25 player and is also deserved of a PhD.
Svi Mykhailiuk
6 1 3 1 0 0 2/6 2/8 0
Got the start and played 28 minutes because Luke Kennard did not play due to a knee injury. Nothing to see here, so stop rubber necking. You're holding up traffic!
Langston Galloway
Played 38 minutes off the bench. MIL designs their defense inside/out, so they allow the most three-point attempts in the league. A perfect scenario for Galloway to have a nice game last night, in conjunction with the Kennard injury.
Taurean Prince
23 6 4 2 0 1 5/7 9/15 0
A performance befitting a king. These outcomes happen when he shoots well. Unfortunately, he's shooting 40% from the field on the season. He does rebound well and provides some steals and dimes, but he's outside the top 100 in terms of overall value.
Jarrett Allen
20 13 2 2 3 1 0 8/11 4/4
Played 29 minutes. Just play him all the minutes, Atkinson! No need to diet. Just stuff your mouth with Allen. Over and over again.
Continues to ball the F out in Kyrie's place. Top 20 player over the past seven games. When Kyrie returns, the basketball will turn back into a pumpkin.
Got the start because De'Andre Hunter is out with a dislocated finger and played a team-high 37 minutes. The athleticism is enticing and he has good form on his J, but the shooting efficiency is so erratic. On the season, he's converting 31% of his shot attempts. No, I'm not messing with you.
Damian Jones
20 8 1 0 1 1 0 8/8 4/9
Continues to start and played 28 minutes. If you need a big man, Jones isn't the worst option.
39 3 10 1 0 6 5/9 13/23 8/10
It's always good when both Dre and Trae have themselves a day. After starting the season as one of the slower paced teams in the league, the Hawks are now playing at the 10th-fastest pace. Faster! FASTER!! More fantasy goodies from Trae.
18 7 3 2 1 0 0 9/13 0
Played 17 minutes off the bench. LOL. Len usually just steals our sunshine, but once in a while he will poke his head out and say hi, Punxsutawney Phil style.
Robert Covington
22 6 1 1 0 0 6/10 8/13 0
It's only fitting that Lord Covington had a nice game on the same night the Temple was open. I miss Thibodeau due to his maniacal rotations. Covington was averaging over 34 minutes per game last season. Under Saunders, the Lord is receiving 27 minutes per game.
26 5 1 0 3 3 3/8 7/24 9/11
He is who we thought he was. If you want to crown him, crown him!!! I kid. Wiggins has definitely improved, but the shooting efficiency has regressed. Over the past five games, Wiggy Wiggy Wiggins is shooting sub-40%. Now, he's still getting his block on, converting from downtown, dishing out dimes, and grabbing boards, so I'd consider that A W.
That's when you know you've truly made it, when a line like this produces that response.
Continues to start and played 28 minutes. How bad do you want counting stats? That is the Culver dilemna because he will provide boards, dimes and defensive stats. He will murder your percentages, though.
24 5 4 1 2 0 2/2 9/9 4/5
In 25 minutes. Damn, so close to the Immaculate Line. Anyways, Powell won't wow you in any cat, but he can provide a little something something everywhere. The free throw shooting is poor, though. The most important thing for me, though, is that when he and Luka Doncic are on the floor together, the Mavs are a +15.2 in net points per 100 possessions. That gives Powell a high floor.
32 13 1 3 1 3 0 12/17 8/10
Give this man his varsity letter! JV played 29 minutes and feasted on the Bulls. All he needs is minutes. Over the past five games, JV has averaged 29.2 minutes and been the #4 player for fantasy!
12 7 1 1 0 1 2/3 5/7 0
Played 25 minutes. Allen sucks but with Clarke and Anderson out due to injury, the minutes were there.
Tyus Jones
6 1 3 0 0 1 0/1 2/7 2/2
Played 23 minutes.
De'Anthony Melton
Played 30 minutes and started the second half. I much prefer Melton over Jones.
16 13 0 0 4 5 0/1 5/8 6/8
Played 33 minutes. I'm loving what I'm seeing from this Carter Administration. Let's not forget that he's still only 20 years old!
Top 1o player over the past seven games, as he's been shooting close to 50% from the field. He's more like a 44% shooter, so regression is coming.
Domantas Sabonis
Domantas is a dub-dub machine, as he's fourth in all of basketball with 17! He also is a generous individual with the close to four dimes per game. He just doesn't contribute tres or defensive stats. As result, he's a top 50-ish player.
T. J. Warren
Regulators mounted up last night. Like with Gallinari, it's a matter of when, not if, he gets hurt.
Played 29 minutes off the bench. He's getting the run, primarily because he's shooting lights out from the field (56% over the past seven games). For perspective, he shot over 40% just once in the past six seasons.
Steven Adams
Top 20 player over the past six games!!! He was crucified, but now has risen!!! Adams was absolutely awful for most of the season, but seems to have found his groove. Did he talk to Stella? Now, he's been shooting 83% from the free throw line, which is all you need to know about this current heater. Adams is a career 55% from the line.
4 3 10 0 0 0 0/2 2/9 0
He's obviously not the CP3 of old, but that doesn't mean he can't be a viable fantasy asset. He still provides points, tres, boards, dimes, steals, and excellent free throw percentage. Rather than top 10 production, it's more like top 30 now.
37 6 4 2 0 4 6/10 12/18 7/10
In 37 minutes! Butler is playing unbelievably and is having the quietest top 10 fantasy season. Only one other year has Butler finished as a top 10 player (2014). The past four years, he's finished as the 15th, 11, 10th, and 15th player.
Duncan Robinson
Continues to start and played 29 minutes. Looks like there's an uptick in crime in Duncan Robinson's neighborhood! It actually increases the property value because it means there's actually things of value to steal!
Daniel Theis
Continues to start and played 27 minutes. Unfortunately, Theis is only averaging 22 minutes per game, but he will get 27 minutes of run from time to time and provide boards and blocks.
28 4 7 2 1 1 6/11 9/17 4/4
Kemba is a solid fantasy asset. He scores, grabs boards, dishes out dimes, and gets his 211 on. The turnovers are low (good for fantasy, bad for the buffet) and the free throw shooting is excellent. The one bugaboo to his game is the poor field goal percentage (41% on the season).
Marcus Smart did not play due to illness, so Brown received some extra usage. What can Brown do for you? Apparently a whole lot. Top 20 player over the past six games. The improvement in the shooting efficiency has vaulted him into top 50 territory.
3 10 0 1 1 0 0 1/3 1/2
In 19 minutes off the bench. Williams is a blocks and boards specialist. He just doesn't get consistent enough minutes to be trusted for fantasy.
Continues to start due to all the injuries and played 26 minutes last night. The Tank will return to the scrap yard when Ayton and Baynes return.
Cheick Diallo
Played 19 minutes off the bench. I should've just combined the Kaminsky and Diallo blurbs together. Someone wanted separate Cheicks!!!
This is what we all dream and mental masturbate over. Unfortunately, he's probably having an out-of-body experience. Over the past four games, Gordon has been on a heater. He's only been a top 80 player over that span because he doesn't contribute the D and the free throw percentage still sucks.
Mo Bamba
10 11 0 1 4 3 2/2 4/4 0
In 18 minutes off the bench.
Bamba will make you dance with the tres, boards, and blocks, but he doesn't get enough run to make you sweat.
Terrence Ross
Played 22 minutes off the bench. Ross is a career 42% shooter from the field, so enjoy these performances when you get them.
26 6 1 1 3 0 0 9/11 8/9
In 26 minutes of action because the Lakers strummed the Jazz, 121-96. Anthony Davis is so f'ing good. That is all. Did he become a bastion of health of toughness now that he's in LA? Did @isbrowhurtyet delete his Twitter account? Did I just F up everything and jinx him? It's a good thing no one reads this.
20 4 12 1 0 1 1/6 9/21 1/1
Top 10 player for fantasy right now. The inconsistent shooting from the field and line is the only thing that causes his value to fluctuate. He's averaging 10.8 dimes per game. Luka Doncic is in second with 9.4. LeBron has never averaged over 10 dimes per game in any year of his career.
Played 32 minutes off the bench. This is the ceiling that Rondo can access. Unfortunately, he's like one of those elevators that goes both vertically and horizontally. Rondo is shooting 48% from downtown on 2.8 attempts. He's never shot better than 37%.
The shooting efficiency fluctuates, but Bojan is a damn good shooter. When he's hot, Bojan can reach habanero levels. He's shooting 45% from downtown this season. For fantasy, he's a nice source of points, tres, he will grab some boards, and shoot great from the line, but Bojan doesn't contributre much else.
He's been struggling as of late. Shooting 37% from the field will do that. He's so damn good, though. I can't wait until this Jazz offense gets humming.
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December 5, 2019 at 3:18 am	 (link)
Hi Son,
Was just lurking here and haven't made a comment for quite. Great post as always and very informative, love the new format you have here. This season is wild with all the injuries and suspensions happening but at the bright side, it opened up a lot of opportunities to grab players from impatient owners.
10 team 9 cat league here and here's what my lineup looks like now.
G: Harden, Kemba, Bledsoe, SGA, IT
F: Butler, JCollins, Oubre, Aaron Gordon, Saric
C: Ayton, Horford, Mrob
May I ask what you think with this?
Thanks, Gerald!
Team looks very good, especially once Collins and Ayton return. Hopefully MRob can get more run as well. The Harden/Butler combo is a deadly one and provides such an amazing foundation
Thanks a lot. U helped a lot with how I built this. Got lucky with other moves like getting Ayton on ww and trading Ibaka for Collins from impatient owners. I got SGA for free as well after being drop recently, I know he's having a slump but I think he'll bounce back and hoping cp3 gets traded to other team.
I'm with you on Mrob, had some high expectations from him but maybe changes will come soon. He had no fouls today after his Twitter post.
Nice! Glad some things worked out. MRob is getting the minutes and staying out of foul trouble. At least for now. He has too much upside to be on the wire
Yeah, I'm always within top 3 even without ayton/Collins so no need to panic.
I received an offer of lord roco for my Bledsoe.. I love lord and Bledsoe is underperforming and in a crowded team. What do u you think on that deal?
Depends on how you are in assists
It's not Markelle's Fultz says:
Injury bug chasing me around. I just got Powell and he left the game with an injury. I hope it's nothing serious.
Doesn't sound bad. If it is, just blame it on Markelle Fultz
Choose one in a points league
December 5, 2019 at 10:00 am	 (link)
Wagner for now
hamtime says:
Sup son!
1. Tyus Jones has been so lame. Drop him for – shamet, d hunter, augustin, cam Johnson, diop
2. Is Corey Joseph worth holding on to or just stream the spot
I'd rather have Jones than those guys
Joseph is a stream spot for me
Thanks. So between Joseph and tyus, you'd rather have tyus young forward? Was looking to drop one for d hunter. Hunting for pts/3s in a thin fa pool, and he seems to have more upside f or that?
*going forward
I'd rather have Tyus than Joseph for now. Long term, I'd rather have Hunter. His role is more secure and he should provide tres, but the points may not be consistently plentiful
December 5, 2019 at 3:18 pm	 (link)
Big trade offer: my jokic + horf for jrue+harrell. Who wins?
In a vacuum, I prefer the Jokic/Horf side
Dynasty points league
My Gobert
Rebuilding this year and I got Capela and Holmes to cover the C
I don't hate it but would see if I could get more
Rebuilding year for me
Got Capela and Holmes
Hey Son,
Currently in 5th place of 10 team 9 cat league. My team is punting points/FT% and is centered around LeBron, Simmons, and Gobert. Thought Draymond was gonna have a monster season but am considering dropping him since he barely plays. Do you think dropping him for Rondo makes sense? I still get assists and someone that is actually playing.
Other players on my team: Whiteside, Lowry, House, Ibaka, Lopez, Bertans, Favors, Bledsoe, Fultz, Bog Bog, Gallinari, Clarke
I'd rather have Dray than Rondo.
miles proudfoot says:
I'm looking to try and buy low on Jokic. I know I need to send some scouts out, but trying to gauge from you who has his finger on the pulse, how low is Jokic now? Thinking of starting with Adam and Draymond. I have a weird team where I just cant win points and rebounds so looking to secure everywhere else. Thanks!
What are the rosters for both squads?
Points league. Which side do you like better?
Vanvleet/carter jr. for Ben Simmons/Blake griffin
BS/Lake
December 5, 2019 at 12:43 pm	 (link)
How worried are you about Tyler Herro? PT is down along with production.
When the Heat are healthy, Herro is buried on the depth chart
Would you trade Russ Westbrook and Wendell Carter Jr for Trae Young?
What are the league settings?
10-team, 8-cat, no TO
Assuming that you're good with big men and receiving Trae, then yes
Which side you choose :
1. Jokic + kawhi or butler + gobert
2. Jokic + kawhi or butler + vuce
My Squad:
– kemba/lonzo/lamb
– kawhi/middleton/josh rich/miles b
– jokic/jjj/wcj/saric
h2h. 9cat, 14 teams
Thanks Son
Butler/Gobert
Trader says:
Just received the craziest trade offer. Five for five!? Analyzer has it nearly equal.
His: Lowry, Ibaka, Crowder, JRich, JJJ for
My: Lamb, Sato, Covington, Nance and Oubre
I am a strong team so won't not really tempted to break it up but it is interesting. He really wants to dump Lowry.
1. What do you think of the 5-4-5 deal?
2. I would not mind Lowry. He likes D stats. Thoughts on a 1-1 offer for Lowry?
My team:
Harden, Jrue, VanVleet, Sato
Oubre, Lamb, House, Melo (don't laugh), Lord Cov
Myles, Love, Nance, Bryant, Vucevic (ugh, big man injuries)
I kind of like that deal for you
Interesting. I do not like Crowder long term as they go young. Having Lowry, VAnVleet and Ibaka is a big bet on the Raptors. I will try to peel Ibaka and Crowder out of this. JJJ, Lowry and J Rich are welcomed with open arms! Keeping Oubre would be nice. How about a three for four?
His JJJ, Lowry and JRich
My: Sato, Nance, Covington and Lamb
Bryant on IR. So I would use that extra trade created open slot for Brooks, Ross, or Noel off the wire??? Better or worse than his original offer.
I hear you. Good points. I'm good with the alteration
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The Graves Registration Service (GRS) is part of the Quartermaster's Office in the Army. Handling the war dead is not something that was discussed very publicly then or now. There are few books written by former GRS workers that provide the real-life and often grotesque details of handling our Soldier Dead. Yet this is an area that should be discussed and written about in our family histories when we talk about those who died in service.
The GRS has a long history dating back to 1862 when Congress gave the President authorization to create permanent American military cemeteries. This act gave the President the ability to seek and purchase land for these cemeteries. In 1867 Congress gave the Quartermaster General in the U.S. Army the responsibility of establishing permanent military cemeteries, handling burials, keeping records, and handling ongoing maintenance of these cemeteries. The Quartermaster handled the war dead from the Civil War, Spanish-American War and World War I.
When the U.S. entered World War II, one thing they were determined to do was not establish thousands of small cemeteries. Instead, they planned to establish several cemeteries near the active front and would bring Soldier Dead to these cemeteries. Collection points would be established so the combat units could assist in the collection and identification of Soldier Dead.
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The GRS in World War II were not only responsible for collecting, identifying, and burying the Soldier Dead, but also handling personal effects. The men had a system by which they worked on the stripping line to handle effects so they would be returned to the owner's family.
The job of a GRS man was not glamorous. GRS workers were responsible for locating suitable cemetery sites. They examined the terrain, soil quality, and distance to enemy lines. Upon selection of a site, they plotted the cemetery. Maps were drawn, processing tents were set up and the men assigned tasks. Local civilian workers were called in to dig graves and bury the dead.
Unsung heroes, these men worked tirelessly to care for the remains of not only our U.S. Soldier Dead but also enemy dead. Within practically every U.S. established cemetery, there was a section for German dead. Our GRS men worked to identify every casualty they buried. The information on enemy dead was given to the foreign government after the war.
Why were both U.S. and enemy dead were buried in these temporary cemeteries? Why did the German army not handle its own war dead? It was important to bury all the dead primarily for health concerns. Decomposing bodies out in the open spread disease and lowered troop morale. It was better that the troops didn't encounter the remains of Soldier Dead very often, lest the fear and panic they already felt increase, making them unable to do their job effectively.
There was also the respect for the families back home. Our Soldier Dead made the ultimate sacrifice for their country. They deserved the respect of those who cared for them after death since their families could not.
Soldiers were buried for forensic reasons also. Information was gathered from the Soldier Dead to not only identify them but also gather information on how they were killed. Finally, GRS buried for political reasons to show both allies and enemies we have a heart, are human and care for others with compassion.
GRS claimed the remains of Soldier Dead from a unit, along the road side or battle ground. They worked on both sides of enemy lines in the mud, rain, deep snow, jungles and on beaches in their recovery efforts.
During the recovery process, both complete bodies and scattered remains were recovered. Think about this for a moment. Most likely a complete body or set of remains may have been a soldier who was shot in the head or chest. Now think about the men hit by shells. These remains may have been scattered around the area in which they were killed. Now consider that the GRS men could not always attend to the dead immediately after they were killed. In those cases these men encountered all stages of decomposition.
Families learning about their Soldier Dead always asked, "Where are his personal effects?" Families wanted every piece of their soldier they could get both as a way to remember and hold them and grieve for them. Unfortunately there were sometimes very few effects to ship home to the family.
Families were not told that the soldiers carried very little that was theirs on their person. They did wear identification tags and may have carried wallets, rings, insignia, letters, photos, and money, but little else that was theirs.
What happened to the things they carried? The enemy may have picked items off the dead. They may have sold or given away their watches and such. Friends may have taken an item off their dead buddy for safekeeping. Or it may have been destroyed when the soldier was killed.
Effects recovered were bagged and sent to Kansas City, Missouri for disbursement. They were cleaned of blood and grime. It was then determined if the effect should be returned to the family. In some cases, things were not sent to the family. For instance, if letters from a girlfriend were found on a soldier and his service record indicated he was married, those letters would have been destroyed.
When a soldier was located after death, every attempt at identification took place. The exact process, forms that were completed, and repatriation procedures will be examined in Part II of this article. For now I leave you with some resources on the Graves Registration Service.
Shomon, Joseph James. Crosses in the Wind. New York: Stratford House, Inc., 1947.
Sledge, Michael. Soldier Dead. How We Recover, Identify, Bury, and Honor Our Military Fallen. New York: Columbia University Press, 2005.
Torrance, Duncan Leitch. Desert to Danube. Northumberland TD: Duncan Leitch Torrance, 2010.
NOTE: Photo courtesy of the American Battle Monuments Commission.
 Richardson, Eudora Ramsay, and Allan, Sherman, Quartermaster Supply in the European Theater of Operations in World War II Volume VII Graves Registration (Camp Lee, VA: The Quartermaster School, 1948),1.


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2001 saw a successful bid by the Library and Information Service to secure NOF (New Opportunities Fund) funding for digitisation of local history resources.
Blackburn with Darwen worked in partnership with other library authorities who had major textile industries in their areas - Manchester, Calderdale and Leicester. The aim for all was to make a wide range of resources available digitally.
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The project continued after the funding ceased, with the Library's Community History staff and volunteers having responsibility for maintenance and development of the site. The site proved to be very popular and well used. However, after 10 years technology had outgrown it and the site could no longer continue and had to be closed down.
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Here's an e-mail explaining the meaing of the symbols in the Maitreya logo in the occult.
I have been doing some looking into the Maiteryas Logo that you mentioned on your site and here is what I have come up with.
I believe I told you this "logo" is actually a "sigil" and these are used within the occult. They can represent magic or even be a sort of talisman, though magic seems to be their primary cultic function. If you were to browse through various sects of the occult and magic, you would find many many versions of these "logos". Within some initiation ceremonies for witches, a sigil is placed on the ground (drawn) and the witch stands within it, this also can occur in some cases when spells are invocations are beings done ( depends on the witch, etc.) another term for this could be called circling.
I believe you already know the symbolism of the yin yang and it is out of chinese astrology foremost.
The 'cross' (within witchcraft) is probably the oldest talismanic symbol of all and is a token of prosperity, life and protection from evil forces. Some believe it symbolises the sky's four cardinal points and therefore can bring forth heavenly forces.
The 'circle' is one of the most powerful of all occult symbols and represents infinity, eternity, unation, the sun, the sky and perfection. The circle is present on almost all talismans and unites and concentrates the magickal power needed to summon the wanted spirits or forces.
The 'hexagram' or star , shield of David, is believed to protect from fire, deadly weapons and dangers while travelling.
The 'swastica' is a symbol of long life, luck and happiness, the ancient symbol represented the four winds, the four seasons, and the four cardinal points. It also was the symbol to the Nazi Party.
The 'skrackhjalm' or "wheel of terror" (note center and bottom of sigil) was used by vikings as a protecter and was said to make warriors brave and scare away their enemies.
The symbol of the moon is very representive of witchcraft, however the direction the cresent is pointing in also has some meaning, that I have not been able to uncover since it generally would point to the left, however it really doesn't matter because the entire point is simply that all of this is representative of witchcraft and the occult.


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Olivia Newton-John, 68, has announced via her official site that she is battling breast cancer that has spread to her back.
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The singer and Grease (1978) star previously kicked breast cancer in 1992.


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