Court Of Con-Delegates, S...
In this protracted case, La^dy Brisco applied to the Court. by affi. davth. to ha6 tle tenn probatory, for the examination of certain witnesses votiched to aa allegation brouglht in by her eounsel at the last Court of Delegates, extended to the next assignation. Dr. A RNOLD andl Dr. JENNERt supported the applieation, which was opposed bv Dr. PHrLLirIORN and Dr. LusHINiTO2N, WIIO called on the Court to decree publication, and go on forthwitlh to thc conclusion ofthe cause. The sole motive of liady Brisco appeared tobe de- )ay: and her Ladyship baving taken out compulsories against Sir WVastell Brisco's two sons (who, with Sir Waste]l, were in coUrt), the learned counsel hoped their Lordships would discountenance so Ilmmoral an attempt to bring in children to prove the adultery of their father. These compulsories it had been) attempted to servc upon the children at school. After a good deal of most desultory discussion, the Con-Dele- gates (as well as we could understand the intentions otf w Court, several mminbers of which were speaking at one and the same tiae) decreed publicadon as prayed, and rejected Lady Brisco's demand. COURT OF CON.DELEGATES, SATUnDAY, Nov. 6. BIRTRCO Ar..Al%'s lt--rr