Court Of Chancery, Tuesda...
L4W REZPOI?27 !- 4 -U UHANCELLOL Ibad published rn order empowering parties to take petitions in bankruptcy befbre the Vicee.Chancellor and in his absence before the Mlaster of' the Rolhiwilb the cORsent of parties, and without prejudidng the right towa rehearing before his Lordship, in case they should think it necessary. Alir. ROUPELL said, that in this case, which concerneda vard of the Court, and of which the particulars have baen frequently before tze public, there were two pettions, which by consent of p-at;es it was desired to bring before his Honour the Mlaster of tfie Rolls But the order betore nen'ioned only gave that libety asto petitigns in bankruptcy. He wished to have his Lordship's leave to have these petitions heard by the Mlaster ofthe Rollsittingia the Court of the Vice-.Chancellor. Thle LOUD CHA2TCELLOIS said that it Was not his internion in issuing that order to restrain parties in casee petitions frem going lbefore the aster of the Rolls. The order must be takea genrulk where the partiet -chose to consent. I COUR1T OF CHANCOY, TUES'A-Y. ATur. I , - 'T}:ENN'%'T V. VAUHA'N.