Court Of Chancery, Tuesda...
LAWT REPORT. In the course of the morning N1r.PE tBERToNapplied totheLorD CRANCELLOR for an order for an attachment against a gentleman, who had eloped with a Young lady who was a ward of C-ourt. The parties, he said, were then in London ; and it was most important that the order should be served within a few hours. The learned counsel, without statine any of theparticulars, or who were the par- ties. handed the affidavit, up to his LIordshin The LonD CHANCELLOR, having read the documents, promised Mr. Pemberton that the gentleman should attend personaUy on Thursday morning. SEER T. WARD. The argumeat of M1r. CLARKEr in this case, which was an appli- cation for a third trial to decide the question of legitimacy, occupied the Court for the greater part of the day. The case is to be resumed on Thursday. The facts are already before the public. The prin- cipal ground6 on which thepresent application was made were-mis- direction of the Judge who tricd the case last upon the law of mar- riage5 because the verdict was partly against the evideuce; be- cause the learned Judge had not made proper obe*ervations upon part of the evidence; and because he let part o f it go to the jury with- out any observations at all. The Caurt will take bankrupt petitions on Monday, the3d of May. COURT OF CRANCERY. TuTFqn.v- APVVT 1I COMTEMPT OF corTMr