Court Of Chancery, Friday...
44 W REPQRTY IUr. ZUGDEN resumed nls argument tO.Otay in SuppOrt of the motion to discharge the order appointing a receiver, which bad been made at the instance of Mlr. Const, who complained of his exelu. sion from the management of the theatre, and of arrangernents hav-- ing been made respecting the property without his consent, PRACTICE OF THE COURtT. His LonDsuxr intinated to the bar, with respect to the order in which he would hear motions, that those which had been partly heard shoukl be proceeded with in their former order, and the others should be taken according to their dates; except modons for injtmen tions, which could not be delayed, and those which concerned the liberty of the subject, COURT OR CHANCERY. FRTnAV IIAV2VR CONST V. HAIIRRIS.