A singular will made by a Belfast Presby terian clergyman lately came before the Irish Vice-Chancellor for interpretation. One of its provisions was as follows :—" As I abhor tobacco smoking I have told my sons, John, Richard, and Samuel Marcus, that if they indulge in this habit they would forfeit £SOO each to be divided amongst their sisters, and if they afterwards at any time begin this habit their sisters could sue each for £500." This the Vice-Chaacellor held to be entirely void..
