Vice-Chancellor's Court, ...
tAI-rLST'a of tAhR0LL2.-)' - - - -- K.d.y his' =ordhi'pIm.d nmor.iOn, nn,e of Wh.ich 'Wexe of anly GAS~GE 'VTANVAsTES. Ikt the rising or' the Ccurt, the plaint ifFirg this case, which relates ~he prpretorshiP of' the Mer)itig f'eraZd nemspaper, addre,sed KLordship, and said that lie had now fur four years been kept in taLte of alnmityby thezrl-fendanit On VrIday week the defendant ,d an aflidavit, to whieh he (the plaintiff') replied on Mllonday. On ednestlay,vrhen the canaew,~ comning.ot to be argued, Mir. Aar, defendant. B counsel, requested that it might stand over till ri-, ~' Ist.Thi t~s ccopled ith be onFriday Al r. Agar did makehis ppeaancein curt.To-dy, aso, 'Ifr. Agair had not ~eard, lthugh is plantif's)cot Aio,r. Roupc1l, had been itin In ourtall ay t mak hismotin. HisLoanss~. oldthealan~jfthtonWedrnesday Mtr. toupell ghttooe te Curt wh~rhr Ar. garshould be present or not. CO--T-IRT- Itf Ir- - it&