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tity of the said oak and eke trees and other timber, and
he has, by bandbiris, putliato•d (13 •he 2dof e,ruber,
strit,l3lALUd the t,a;t; o for sal7, and hi, threav-133
and fi.r:n with cut clovvu and dispo,s. of a
timbereorntiderab!e qa w uity cf the said gees and
the said tarn. •

" PRAYER.

"The plaintiff prays as tallowy :
"1. That an account may be taken of what is due
for principal and interest on the said mortgage.
" 2. That the defendants, James Styles and Henry
Jones. may be decreed to pay to the plaintiff the amount
which shall be so found clue, together with his costs of
this suit, by a short day to be appointed for that pur
pose, or, in default thereof', that the defendants, Janics
Styles and Henry Jones, and all persons claiming under
them, may be absolutely foreclosed of all right and equitY
of redemption in or to the said mortgaged premises.
"3. That the defendant James Styles may be re-
strained by the injunction of this Hon. Court from
fel-
ling, cuitii,g, or disposing of any of the timber or timbold
like trees now standing or growing in or upon the s
farm and promiies4 comprised in the said indenture of
mortgage, or any part thereof.
" 4. That the plaintiff may have such further or other
relief as the nature of the case may require.
"Names of defendants.
" The defendants to this bill of complaint are--
" James Styles,
" Henry Jones.

y.
f
" Note.—This bill is filed by M'ets(snrriet.olca°ttiir
of Lincoln's Inn, in the county cf,bliddiedex, solicitors tor
the above named plaintiff.
• SCHEDULE (C).
" FORM OF INTERRuGATORIES.

" In Chancery.
" John Lee ...

Plaintiff.

" James Styles
and
" Henry Jones
gatories for the examination of the abor
Interro
named defendants in answer to the plaintid
bill of complaint.
"1. Does not the defendant He Jones claini to.
have some charge upon the farm and premises comprised
in the indenture of mortgage of the Ist of MO', 185°' 1
the plaintiff's bill mentioned?
twhbeadtaitsed,
" 2. What are the particulars of such charge, if tali
u,aattbuerreeobaip short effect of the security, an"
mb ortgag
"3. Are there or is there any other InOrtga.ges or
premises, or any
e, charges or charge, incurobrances or lector.,
part thereof ?
" 4. Se forth the
races' in any or what manner affecting the aforesaid
mortgagee charges or charge, incurabrances or incam•
thereto respectively;
brance; the date, nature, cad short effect of the secu;:iq
particulars of such mortgages or
what is now duo thereon; and who is or are entitled
what or Inc"'
manner, every such
mortgage, charge,
brance was created.
all these interrogatories.
w
" The answer
e defendant James Styles is required to
hen and by whora,.andla.
the"
iTn
theer
rdoegf e 9, nt
odrai ne
st
numberedli e Henry Joln easn
and 2•
2.r e q aired
I, y. Y.,
" (nose of cotiosci)

se• Defendants.

SCHEDULE (D).
" FORM OF ANSWER•

riaintiit
...

" In Chancery.
"John Lee ..•
" James Styles
and
" Henry Jones.
The answer of James Styles, one of the abofe-of
named defendants to the bill of
coroplaint
the above-named laintiff.
"In answer to the ss:.d bill, I, James Styles. say
f o ows:—
_ a, "1. I believe that the defendant, Henry Jones. (I°47°
claim to have charge rapon the farm and premis Di*
es col.
prBiss dated
ed in the indenture of mortgage of the
Ist of
1
, in the plaintiff's bill mentioned. 0
"2. Such charge was crest: dby an pure bo
the Ist of November, 1850, made between myself of
CS, of the
one part, and the said defendant, Henry Jones,
other part, whereby I granted and conveyed the she
farm and premises, subject to the mongsge reads bY,
said indenture of the Ist of May, 1850, unto the defer'
d ant, Henry Jones, for sEcuriug the su annum, 2,o°°lctritbe
interest at the rate of Si per cent= per
amount due thereon is the said sum of 2,000/.,
terest thereon ;:ow the date of such mortgage. and
" 3. To the hest of my knowledge, remembrance.
or or
belief there is not any other reengage, charge
cumbrance effecting the aforesaid premises.
. N.
.. (name of eourisel).
" SCHEDULE (E).
" 1011111 OF SUMMONS.

Defendnts.

" In Chancery.
"In the Matter of the Estate of you Tboreiot
late of the Palish of A., in
the ty of 0,9
deceased.

" Joseph Wilson
against
" William Jackson. .
to
Es q who claims
" Upon the application of Joseph Wilson,
square, in the county of Middlesot, ~ ed John
be a creditor upon the estate of the above-oain
the
said
Thomas, let William Jackson, the executor of as'
John Thomas, attend at my chambers on
theme
yard, Chancery-lane, Middlesex]' for at No. ---, del
of Russell-
square, Lincoln's Inn, Middlesex], on the
or , at
whytheacr: cocrke c ir a
for tb
ethef
tt ioe
u of the personal estqto of the said John Thanes, by
teardntunnitiel,,et : a
show cause, if ho can,d
of
High Court of Chancery, should not be grsntech
h
1852.
Dated the day of or
4` JOHN ROMILLY, Master of the Ilnil3,
"G. J. TURNER, Vine• Chancellor, or ~,,03.
" RICHARD T. KINDERSLEY, Vice.-LiR
cell,r, or
" JAMES PARKER, Vice-Chancellor. does
" Note—lf the above named Wlv Jacksori ~,e
.. min
not attend e"h- -
time a 1 l
.-r in person or by his solicitor, ft,i'll'o
nc p ace above mentioned, such order wil 4.
made in his absence as the judge mey think just 0
of
A. pedient., fts'oli-
" This summons w taken out by and -
ill
Lincoln's Inn, in the county of Middlese%,
citors for rue above name 3 Joseph Wilsoe.
" ORDER OF THE COURT, AUG, 7, 1852.
st.
" The Right Hon. Edward Burtelshaig, i°n bi
Leonards, Lord High Chancellor of Great
.1309i0;g1s;
and with the advice and assistance of tbe Oollth
Hon. Sir John Romilly, Mes+-~r of the jamell,
the Right Bon. the Lord Justice Sir,. Lao
Lewis Knight Bruce, the Right Hon. the lime
Justice Lord Cran worth, the Right Hen. tuavn ale
Chancellor Sir Ceorge James Turner, the '''',,s-Ila the
Vice•Cbancellor Sir Richard Torin Kindersle, i:bere-
Hon. the Vice Chancellor Sir James Parker, ateilieg
beetialef,voerrydetrhtelodrddeirresc,
t—rulee,aba,e4r:ll r.;
by, in pursuance and execution of all powers e"-
hi7eTinhalbt aatll tiotle
be wafter set forth shall henceforth be, and 1°I.,1„-r- 00"
poses be deemed and taken to be, genera er"")
rules of the High Court of C gene
Chancery, vii. :---• r air
"I. That no appeal atom der, 0 _
any decree, or ..,eb
mission,es-
or
any rehearing of the case on which 11",iose,
tree, order, or dismission is founded, shall be el
ect i.,
unlessa. the same is set down for hearing, and She . r 1:1°3
the date
notice thereof duly served, within five Year" reap
h d te of any such decree, order, or dismission
Lively. WO°
" 11. That all decrees and orders, and all dign 1., fie
pronounced or made in any cause, clain3, or matte „a
Doe
this Court which shall be enrolled, shall be so e so
shall be •
within six calendar months aster the Dame time
pronounced or made respectively, and not at 001,0 be
after without special leave of the Court, such lea, '
obtained in manner next hereinafter mentioned. decree'
" 111. In case any party is desirous to enrol a
_ow
or order, or dismission after the expii ation of st% !een
dad months from the time the same shall bar! Bed
made, he shall obtain an order for that purPen'orse
which order, unless made by consent of the ,ir 101 l
party, or on motion and notice to all the partteo±
obsii
be a conditional order in the first instance, bet„, is
become absolute without farther order, unles! el the
los 0
shown against it within 28 dos after Ber
order. be roper
" IV. That where a caveat is entered witb t ,_1
of the enromi.
officer to stay the signing of the docket Caves. hiii bee
of any decree,
order, or dismission, such siter
•et dale e left
prosecuted with effect within twentyeig. 0 °b arty
be
docket of such nacre©, order, or dismirothe
partY who
to be signed with the proper
caveat(3°cer shall be of no
entered the same, otherwise sueb e order, or dismi.t:
force; and the docket of such decre !i.
tion of the said
sion may, immediately after the exP'ba Jig ned, as 0 s°
twenty-eight days, be presented to e
"e‘
such caveat had been entered. order, or al
"V. That no enrolment of any decree, , ~.„ years
mission shall be allowed after the eltpiration of ay.
from the date thereof. •_ - aleae,
" VL That the Lord Chancellor, either sittTel be at
or with the Lords Justices, or either of them, spol.coliot
liberty, where it shall appear to him under the P..' or
largeccumstances of the case to bejust and expecheorog,
r the periods hereinbefore appointed for a re le
or an appeal, or for an enrolment. ad from
,4 VII. That these orders shall take effect on --
the 28th daz gfTotraAit
next.
C.
.. JOHN ROMILLY, M. R.
J. L KNIGHT BRUCE, L. .1.
" CRANWORTEI, L. J.
" G. J. TURNER, V. C. lor a
RICHARD T. KINDERSLEY, Y.
" JAMES PARKER, V. C." --
BIRTHS.
OF A SON. Of.
On the 30th ult., at Endsleigh-street, the
wife 0
Thacker, Esq. h I'S.
On the
On the 28th ult , at Uxbridge, the wife of J. Solidi,
OF A DAtIOUTER.. of Vvisrd
On the 29th ult at Harewood-square, the wife
rims, Esq. " •f of the
&
On the 27th ult., at Great Yarmouth, the wife
Rev. Edward Whateley•
PLED. • slier
On the 29th ult., at Deal, Kent, Edward DarbY. FS lob
On the 2qh ult., at the Laurel?, near Hereford,
second daughter of the late F. Twigs, Esq., aged 62. r Ace
On the 28th ult., at Camden. road-villas, Alfred Ha 13"
Goodhart, Esq. , bes v't
'dog cf
At Edinburgh, on the 27th ult., Barbara For , °A_
ed 0,.. Job
the late Andrew Davidson, Eeci ,ot Aberde, ag on, joy
On the 27th ult., at Bannister, Somerset, aged 0-
Baker, Esq. f Alfred
On the 28th ult., at Ashford, Kent, Anna, wife 0
Southby Crowdy, Esq.

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