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appeared  in  the  House  on  behalf  of  the  respondent.  If  no
agent  have  appeared  for  the  respondent,  it  will  be  suffi-
cient that  the  appellant's  agent  leave  the  notice  in  the
Parliament  Office ;  which  may  be  done  on  presenting  the
appeal    The  form  of  the  notice  may  be  as  follows : —

House  of  Lords.
A.  B.,  appellant,
C.  D.,  respondent.
Talce  notice,  that  on next  the  —  instant,  a  motion  will  be  made

in  the  above  cause  for  leave  to  E.  F.,  of ,  in  the  county  of ,

to  enter  into  recognisance  on  behalf  of  the  appellant.
(Signed)        F.  G.,
Date.  Appellant's  agent.
On  the  expiry  of  two  clear  days  (after  the  day  n  which
such  notice  has  been  served  on  the  respondent,  or  left  in
the  Parliament  Oflftce)  the  motion  for  leave  to  enter  into
recognisance  may  be  made.  For  this  purpose  a  recog-
nisance paper  is  prepared  by  the  appellant's  agent  in
these  terms : —

House  of  Lords.
A.  B.,  appellant,
C.  D.,  respondent.
M^7  it  please  your  Lordship  to  move  that  £.  F.  may  have  liberty  to
eater  into  recognisance  in  the  above  cause  on  behalf  of  the  appellant,  who
Rades  in  the  country  Qor  in  Ireland,  or  in  Scotland ;  or  who  is  unable
to  attend  in  person,  or  as  the  case  may  be^  ;  two  clear  days'  notice  hereof
luving  been  duly  served  on  the  respondent's  agents  |^or  left  in  the  Parlia-
ment Office,  as  the  case  may  be^.
