Law Report.
.11r. LITTLEDALE, flow Mr. Justice Littleda!e, this morning i took the necessary oaths, first as sergeant at law, and then as one I of the puisne justices of the Court of King's Bench, before the Lord Chiancellor, in. his private room. Lord Chietf Justice Abbott, we unt .,ood, was also preScit. erER v. WAssRD. Immediately after the LoRDt C1ANCELLOR came upon the bench this ease was e.dll]e on. The SOLICITOR-GENERAL proceeded, in support of' the arpl-. eanon for a r.ew trial, to reply to the arguments on the other side and did not conclude antil t,-e Conrt vas .about to rise. The LoR1) CHANCELLOR said he would endeavour to discharee his duty in this ease to-morrow mon ing. His Lordship complained that ever sincr the year 1773 this Coart had been imposed upon by aome 01 the parties. LA IV R?E PORT. COURT OF CHANCERY, I I;EsD1, MTav 4. TU. SEVW aIDGE.