DamoffM  for  adultery,  487  ;  full  amount  not
levied,  602  ;  not  levied  by  reason  of  writ  of
error  from  judgment  upon  the  verdict,  614  ;
House  not  satisfied  with  exertions  made  to
'  recover,  615  ;  proof  required  not  only  that
they  were  band  fd9  paid,  but  that  they  were
hand  fid$  retained,  624  ;  inquiry  by  the
House  as  to  recovery  of,  on  divorce  bill,
644 ;  case  in  which  necessary  to  proceed
to  outlawry  against  adulterer,  651 ;  case  in
which  divorce  bill  passed,  althou^  pay-
ment  of  damages  not  applied  for,  656 ;
where  adulterer  unascertainable,  action  at
law  dispensed  with  in  divorce  bills,  663.
See  chapter  on  **  The  Action  at  Law,"  487.
Daniel^  Mr.  His  argument  against  enrol-
ment considered,  122.
Dean  of  FoeuUffy  question  as  to  his  right  to
lead,  337.
Decreet  appellant*s  duty  to  bring  up,  196.
DelegaUi^  Court  of  Appeal  &om,  to  the
Lords,  90 ;  High  Court  of,  its  powers
transferred  to  the  Privy  Council,  688,  note.
Delay f  consequences  of,  m  divorce  bills,  664,
666.
Delays  uf  Justice,  court  for  prevention  of,
13  ;  might  sit  daring  recess  of  Parliament,
ir>,  see  note.
Demerara,    See  Guuma,  British.
Denmanf  Lord,  appointed  Speaker  of  the
House  of  Lords,  22.
Deputy  Speaker  appointed  by  commission
from  the  Crown,  in  room  of  Lord  Chan-
cellor, or  Lord  Keeper,  19  ;  on  whom  office
of,  generally  conferred,  20  ;  of  late  custo-
mary to  appoint  several  deputy  speakers,
21 ;  order  of  precedence  Among  them,  t6.
Dissents  injudioiOt  28.
Dissolutions  qf  Parliament,  effects  of,  on
causes,  31.
