Court Of Chancery, Monday...
LAW REPORT, IMl r. SSTADWEL L Said, that this case havinR beer, arhgue4 to the conclusion, the parties here anxious to havehisLordphip's judgment. 'The LoaD CILAICELLOTt acktnowledged thlat the play.house and opera-house tcases perpleXet1 hiTm not a little in rnaktng up his mind to a decision. Heelioped to give his judg,ment, however, in a short timne from the present. The cases of" "Gordlon v. Gordon," and " B-abamn v. Lord. Strath- more," were barely mentioned for the purpose of making some trifling atrangementts in the proceedings. Thie rest of the day Nvas taK'ea usp witli proceedinigs inhankruptey, which presented nothing worthy of public notice. COURT OF CHANCERY, IONDAY, AuousT 2. cnvsqT V. nAaUTL.