Court Of Chancery, Tuesda...
'Ihe -OxD CHIANVCELLOR pronounced hisdecision upon the ap- peal in this case to-dav, confirming the Vice.Chancellor's decree in favour of the plaintift His Lordslip said he would dispose of the question of costs on Thursday. TURNER V. TURNER. , rr. AGAR again brought this case under his Lordship's notice. The LORD CEJANCELLoR said, that if all the legatees were not to hear a propertioin of the plaintiff's extra costs, it would be but justice to the public to have a board erected over the entrance to Lincoln's-inn-hall with these words:-- Take notice, that every legatec who files a bill in this Court on behalf of other legatees is a fool." (Laughter.) After some discussion, his Lordship promised todrawup an order, in whici the peculiar circumstances of the case should be set fotth, and send a copy of it to each of the parties. His Lordship rose at two o'clock, and state?l that he would go on with the motions on Thursday. COURT OF CACRR TESDAY, AIARCiz 23. CAUBI'ELL V. WARD.