Court Of Chancery, Saturd...
- LAW RBPORT. nir John Haring!on, as it appeared, had bid for an estate, sold byl oggaft anA Phillips, which was knocked down to hlm aLt J,G001.Ele rnade the usual deposit, and as it would seem, disco. vering som -defects citherin the estate, or the mode of conducting the bargains, the ful1filmne,t of' the contract is still deiayed, shi4e proccedings upon that question depcr,d in Cheancery. In 1822, Sir Johna fild a bill for discovery of interest ebtained by the auctioneers upon his deposit of 2,0001. since 1813, when it w,as paid doun; T the bill decnurwer were put in, and this part of the cause was fully Tlhe LORD CnANCELLOn WaS of opiufion, that the auctioneers 'rere bound to showr the interest teceivedJ, in onder to aid tlie plaiatiff fa bringing his actioa at law for the recovery of the money and tlte 2tfltcsL 11N Tl{E MATTER OF Y1hE GLAaIORGANSUTRE CANAL. llr~ HOINyE gave notice of a motion to dissolve the injunction, Whleh is to be argued on Moenday. COURT OF C1AlNCDRY SATUnnAV. r Xf- A IIARINn.IAnN v- rr .