Court Of Chancery, Thursd...
LAW REPORT. tT* ---- --- 'CAIXCELTOIt was pleased to hear tile caseofelope. hnelt which hehad appointed for this morning, in his privateroom.' As ti eab n wa strctly secret, we neither learned the result nor jhe lames oftne partden. It was understood, however, that the de- ;fendant wa the young.gentleman wbo lately. carried off a yoaing 15 lh lau~Vrdnl Bnrusels to Scodtand. Si f*IE MATTER OF SIR G- P. TURTER. h rnd if ocrd fielt it his duty to inform,the Court that Mfr. Binns had meclined 3Prceeding with thetraverse.- An Sir Gregory, how- tCver, wa5rery much mlive tohis inre-ests in some respects, and dis- he should apply to have some person on yt r5nta h Mser's office. p tIt rE55BaToanow that the traverse was abandoned, asked for satn der on behalf of Lady Turner, thae it be referred to the to consider what would be a suitable allUwance for her la- dy,hi's Diaitennncc. wrnridtPIILLI(Ok rEinad? a similar application on the part of the * Thbe LoBtn CIAiCELLOR said he wished to set Sir G. Turner before he made any nler. an3d therefore should reqaire him to at- tend the Court, by han: corpict, on Saturday. u Ber one or twop ter cases were imentinned, the arguments in ; Benedrp v.~ r 'were resumed, ant occupied the Court for the re- COURT OF CHANCERY, THIURSDAY, APIT1 15. I ,,,_, _ _ gCUVNTEMtPT OF COURT.