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iUr- htAltT said,-that he had great satisfaction in informing the Court, that the defendant had consented to give up his present c aim as heir.at.law, and tbat the suit was amicably put an end to by ar- rangeMe1flt between the parties. The LonDn CHsANcELoLR expressed his great satisfaction at this intelligence. The case, indeed, was very like one of which he had heard, 'where a father and son having been found hung up together, tbe qrestion was which of thenda was hanged first. in taking leave oft?his vscase, he could not but. express his regret at not having done that whch upon ell future occasions he was resul7ed to do, in dis- putes about rcal property arising ont of lunacy) nannely, let the party admittteij by all sides to be heir-at-law into possession, and leave the ohrs to fight it out amnong themseives. The eto h a GORDoN v. GOnDON. res ofthedaywas exhausted in the argumnent on this peti- , igin the nature of a bill of review of proceedings wvhich saeoccped the Court for mar y years, the ground of the present proceeding being the discovery of a cert~ficate of his parentt's mar- riage by tbe defendant, earliertehan either of those which at present alipear on the record. The particulars of the ease have been too oRten beebre the pr blic to require repetition. JI,AW APPORT. CO?JItT OF CEIANCERY., SATU DAY. JULY at. nVIPn ar -.-BT