Court Of Chancery, Monday...
LAW RAPORT. This being the airst seal bet'ore Termr th LOXD CCt Er L OU took his seat at a quarter before eleven o'clock. A few motions of no public interest were opened, but his Lord- ship postponed his decision on them. His Lordship gave notice that he would take bankrunt petitions to-morrow, and that on Wed. ncsday he should not conie down to Linroln's-inn, but that his lonour the iMastcr of thle Rolls would lIear motions for him, The Cqurt rose at half-past one o'clock. VICE.CHANCELLOR.S COURT, IMO2NDAY, Nov. 3. T4e V YcE..2HANELLOU resumed his sittingsthis morning. Hfs HNOA OiR appeared to be in a very wveak state of health,and support- ed his left armuin ta thug. The Court only sat for an hour. and mnerely heard motions of course. fl.OTTRIII nu fEZ A ?XTilnn?llll .... ... %.V - - I