— □ _lii Cliumbcrs Rci‘.»rc Hr Justicelilt lie.Chafe e*. Chafe—This is an actionr rfur llio sum of $8.38, being amount of consideration money in a deed from Thomas and Amelia Chafe to Emmanuel Chafe. In 1878 Jacob Chafe, an old planter residing at Pelt} Harbor, made his will, which on account of some irregularity was nut admitted to probate, but to which administration a*in tr.rfamni! aniu.ro was afterwards granted to Jacob llis-hop and David M. Chafe. Under the will a bequetsof certain property was made to big daughter Amelia Chafe wife of Thomas«—she was willed a fishing room c., to her heirs aud assigns for ever.Ttic I‘Jlli Clause of flie WillReads:11 I do moreover provide that the terms of this will shall not come into effect until after the death of my wife Harriet, etc. Now, when it was found that certain difficulties would arise from the construction of the will the parlies thereunder made certain swops or changes with one another, and it is on one of these transactions that this action U brought. Mr. Morris, Q.C., and Mr. Furlong, for plaintiffs; Mr. Johnson, Q.C., for defendant. Marlin c*. r^ixhnsa—This will be begun at 3.80 this afternoon, or as soon as possible after the conclusion of the last mentioned case. Mr. II. B, Hayward, for plaintiff; Mr. Morinc, for defendant.To-morrow the argument in thecaec of l Ymii* c*. McGrath will takeplace before the full bench. Messrs.Kmftmm, fC., and Morinc, LL II,,will appear m the matter.— —