Wharf Co.(Tuskaloosa) v. May or &c... Wharton ats. Martin... White v. Easters White v. Mastin.. Whiting ats. Cloud.. 637 Willis, Ex parte Hill, in re, &c. 429 154 Wilson v. The State... 411 147 Wimberly v. Wimberly....... 40 57 Winston v. Cox, Brainard & Co. 268 Wiley, Banks & Co. v. Boyd.. 625 Woodall v. McMillan Williams v. Avery. Williams v. Hatch.. 622 TRIBUTE OF RESPECT TO THE MEMORY OF EGBERT J. JONES, EDWARD C. BULLOCK, AND JAMES B. MARTIN, DEC'D. "SUPREME COURT OF ALABAMA, "Montgomery, February 13th, 1862. "Resolutions adopted at a meeting of the Bar of the Supreme Court of Alabama, held at the Capitol at Montgomery, on Wednesday, February 5th, 1862, to take some suitable notice of the death of EGBERT J. JONES, EDWARD C. BULLOCK, and JAMES B. MARTIN. "The resolutions were presented to the Court on Thursday morning by Abram Martin, Esq., Chairman of the meeting, who accompanied them with appropriate remarks, which were responded to by the Chief Justice; and they were then ordered to be spread upon the minutes of the Court, and are as follows: “Resolved, That the Bar of the Supreme Court of Alabama is penetrated with a profound sorrow at the loss it has sustained, since the last term of this Court, in the death of EGBERT J. JONES, EDWARD C. BULLOCK, and JAMES B. MARTIN, honored members of the bar of this Court, who occupied the first rank among the most worthy, intellectual, and able members of the profession. "Resolved, That this sorrow, though deep, is greatly alleviated by the reflection, that they laid down their lives a willing sacrifice to liberty and their country. These noble men have manifested to the Northern despotism, and to their own beloved country, that the model men of the South, her men of genius, character and piety, hold it sweet and glorious to die for their country in this contest. "Resolved, That, in imitation of these bright examples, we hope and believe, that the Bar of Alabama, as a body, 10 TRIBUTE OF RESPECT. would sooner lie in honored graves, beside JONES, BULLOCK and MARTIN, than ever submit to Northern domination; and that we will never look to any conclusion of this unholy war, but the independence of our country, or her utter annihilation. "Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be presented by the Chairman of this meeting to the Supreme Court, with the request that they be spread upon the minutes of the Court." RULES OF PRACTICE IN SUPREME COURT. RULE 33. Failure to file transcript.-When an appeal has been taken, or shall be hereafter taken, to this court, from any chancery, circuit, or probate court, or from the city court of Mobile, and the term of this court to which such appeal is taken shall close its session, or cease to hear arguments; if the record in such cause shall not have been filed, and no order made in this court, either continuing said cause, or disposing of the same, it shall be the duty of the clerk of this court, at the request of any attorney thereof, to certify such failure to file the record, or have such order made in the cause, to the register, clerk, or probate judge of the court from which it is represented that said appeal has been prosecuted; and the certificate made pursuant to this rule shall be a full authority to the register, clerk, or probate judge, to proceed in said cause as if no appeal had been prosecuted.—Adopted June term, 1860. RULE 34. Order of business on Thursday; injunction cases.-On Thursday, immediately after the motions and state cases are disposed of, the cases of appeal from orders dissolving injunctions belonging to the division, and not previously disposed of, shall be called, and stand for trial, as preferred causes, in the order in which they stand on the docket.-Adopted June term, 1860. RULE 35. Same.—On each Thursday of the time allotted to the several divisions, after the motions shall nave been heard, the criminal cases belonging to the division shall be called, and shall be in order until all are disposed of, unless continued or postponed by the court; and after the criminal cases have been disposed of appeals, from orders |