Court Of Chancery.
TO THB; EDlTOR OF THE TIMES. Sir,-By the-statute of 7 Geo. IL, e- 20, it is enacted, that upon a suit inatituted to foreclose a niertgagc, the Court, upon applieation by the defendant having riglit to redeem, and upon admission of the tighit and title of the plaintiff, may, before thle cause shall he broutght to a hear- ing, make such ordler or decree as the Court cotild have made if the cause had been regularly brought to a hearing. Now, Sir, I humbly take thlibrty of suggesting, througl the moelium of your valiable paper, to my Lord Eldon, and the other honourable and learnied Comtnissioners who are now so actively employing themselvvs in examining the texture of the Court of Chancery, whether many acts of Par]iameit could not be passed,so as to empower the Court to terminate suits in many cases as speedily as the act I have refcrred to emnowers the Court to terminate n Rliit n.. q 1il1 of foreclosure.- LEX. COURT OF CHANCERY.