Court Of Chancery, Thursd...
LA.: .R21onP. A~t th~ ~mtse, hich ~n~!I aued y~isterdiy-, te defendaht, pre-ffered piporh, to the Couart which, fie 3aid would ptove the pez- jury of ail th-e witnesses on the other side. lie Wished his Lord- zhLp to teceive them, not oaly to evideice-the f-cl. vwith r 'iw Am t the decree, but also for the purposf! of laying them befo?e the A ttormey- General with tltrections to prosecute the pastics. The LOUtD CHiANCSLLOR said thatdhe was ready to reCe-ive and read ovez aniy pa.sers which shonid he ha-ndedi to him vith the con- sent offhe ptsrteie in the cause, but he would nqt readl ary of them WIet *fth A view to directing a prosecution. If they contaiined such stogproofs of perjury, the defendant might Iay them~ before the Atorev-General himqeRf. COtt OFc CWA> T.,w Air.Atxa,. 12. . - - GORrnoG v. -NM*