Court Of Chancery, Thursd...
tLAW REPORT. -ws an inJunction to restrain the detendant, 1?resbyterian 3linister of the Albion Chapel, Moorfields, who Is in'tezdicted by he Provincial Synod ftom receiving and anplying the pew-rents and )profits otherwise than by and through the hands of the trustees. From the continued indisposition of Mr. H ART, who is of counsel in the cause, dhe Court was induced to put off the hearing till next week. A crowd of anxious hearers hadl assembled in expecta. tion of it. CONSIT, 12 RE LEE, A EAN'KRUPT. This was a petition from an assignee under a joint and several commission of bankrupt, to be released ?romn one of his assig4eeships, in consequence of some remarks made by the Lord Chancellor in a recent cause impeaching the propriety of this kind of double trust. The petition lies over till the hearing of some other matters which are pending in the same bankruptcy. WAITES V. VARLEY. iMlr. SHADWELL obtained permission to have the service of at- tachment tor default of answer enlarged till Thursday next, as it appeared that the defendant had answered to the fuliess of his ability-and that the defect complained of could only be supplied by his wife, freom whom no answer could be obtained until the Couirt could select some method of guardianship under which 5he might appear suitably to the forms of the court. CJOURT OF CIIANCEIRy ' irTnqn.%x, -,' 11 _ ATTORNEY-GEN)ERAL V. REV. A. WT T-'T1.