Court Of Chancery, Wednes...
AIV W RU POR T. 'lrl. IiIONTAOU intormed the Court that three several commis- sions of bankruptcy had. issuetl against the parties-one agr.inst ffcnrv Fauntleroy, a second againsti the other parties, a third against the whole firm. He wished to have the permission of thc Court to set dlowtt the last of them for hedring on Friday morning.-Leavc granted. TILAK TSORY V. GLA3TORGANsHMnE CAN.T.. An orler hadi been obtained by the plaintiff to restrain the Com- pany from widening anti deepening the canal, which they, had pro. cecded to do, notwithstAnding, hy elevating the banks; alleging, iri their affidavits, that they hati not addetd to the depth or breadth of the water. ilir. HEEALTD now moved for their coinmitment, for contempt in breaking thc order. The case was opened at some lengthx, but the LORD CHANCEr.. Loit was obliged to postpone the hearing, because of having to at- tend the adjourned consideration of the Recorder's report elsewhere. COURT OF ChIANCERY. WrnvrqnAY. Nov. 24. MAflRSli STtACEY. GRAIrAM. ANVD FAUNTXTrROY.