The Sun.
London, England, 1852-09-02 00:00:00

" INJUNCTION.

" XLV. No injunction for stay of proceedings at law
is to be granted as of course for default of appearance
or answer to the bill.

" POWER OF COURT.

" XLVI. The power of the Court to enlarge or
abridge the time for doing any act, or taking any pro •
ceedings in any cause or matter, upon such, if any, terms
as the justice of the ease requires, is unaffected by these
Orders.

" COMMENCEMENT OF ORDERS.

" XLVII. These6rde;;ll token effect and come
into operation on the 2d day of November, 1852.

" INTERPRETATION.
" XLVIII. In these Orders the following words have
the several meanings hereby assigned to them, over and
above their several ordinary meanings, unless there be
something in the subject or context repugnant to such
construction—viz.:--

" 1. Words importing 'the singular number include
tho plural number, and words importing the plural
number include the singular number.
" 2. Words importing the masculine gender include
females.
"3. The word bill' includes ' information.';
"4. The word party' includes a body politic or
corporate.
"5. The word' affidavit' includes affirmation.'
" ST. LEONARDS, C.
" JOHN ROMILLY, M R.
" J. L KNIGHT BRUCE, L. J.
" CR A.N W OR T 11, L. J.
" C. J. TURNER, V C.
"RICHARD T. KINDERSLEY,V. C.
" JAMES PARKER, V. C.

SCHEDULE (A).
"TABLE OF FEES.

" For instructions for bill ..• ... L l 14 0
" For making a copy of a bill or claim for the
printer, per folio ... •.. ..„ 0 0 4
" For correcting the proof sheet, per folio 0 0 2
" For printer's bill (es paid), deducting any
copies paid for by the defendant
" For amending each copy of a bill or claim
to serve where there is no reprint ... 0 13 4
" Instructions for brief to be allowed on a re-
plication being filed, or on a motion for a
decree on a bill, or in an injunction cause
on moving for the injunction; but so that
this fee shall be charged once only in the
progress of a cause ••• ••• •• 1 1 0
" For amending each brief of a bill or claim
where there is no reprint ... ••• 0 13 4
" For perusing and considering the bill on be-
half of each defendant, or set of defendants,
appearing by the Came solicitor ...
SCHEDULE (B).
FORN Or BILL.

... 1 1 0

" In Chancery.
John Lee ...
James Styles
and
Henry Jones
" BILL OF COMPLAINT.

... ... Plaintiff,

... Defendants.

" To the Right Hon, Edward Burthenshaw, Baron St.
Leonards, of Slaugham, in the county of Sussex,
Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain,
Humbly complaining, ehoweth unto his Lordship, John
Lee, of Bedtord-square, in the county of Middlesex,
Esq., the above named plaintiff; as follows :
e 1. The defendant James Styles, being seised in fee
simple of a farm called Blackacre, in the parish of A. in
the county of 8., with the appurtenances, did, by an in-
denture dated the Ist of May, 1850, arid made between
the defendant James Styles of the one part, and the
plaintiff of the other p .rt, want and convey the said
farm, with the appurtenance 3, unto aril to the use of the
plaintiff, his heirs and assigns, subject to proviso for re-
demption thereof, in case the defendent James Styles,
his heirs, executors, administrator; or assigns, should,
on the Ist of May, 1851, pay to the plaintiff, his execu-
tors, tors, administrators, or assigns, the sum of 5,0001., with
interest thereon at the rate, of 57 per cent. per annum,
as by the said irdenture will appear.
‘‘ 2. The whole of the :said Burn of 5,0001. tog
etdhueer
with interest thereon at the ..ate eore,st Td, is now
to the plaintiff, wine to have
"3. The defendant, Henry Jones,
c rivedcon3p in
u
some charge upon the fan. and Pr
the said indenture of mortgage oftchme itiset3of
laintifea said
which charge is subsequent to the P May, 1850,
mortgage.
lied to the de-
" 4. The plaintiff has frequentlym
debt,
anPp ee
) release the
st end required
fendants, James Styles and tlenry
or o
el
e
the either to pay the said
re-
equity of redemption of the premises, but they have
fused so to do.
" 5. The defendants, JaenessoulStytl,es and Henry Jones,
other mortgages,
pretend that there fse
c:h,t4
the premises, but
eliargeF, cr ineumbrau
they reftli,e to discover the nartieulars thereof.
"6. There lire divers valuable oak, elmd
,standi and other
like trees gr
the farm andowing anng on
timber and timber-
lands curnp..iscd in the said indenture of
mortgage of the Ist of May, 1850, w`-ich trees and
timber are a material part; of the plaintiff's said secu-
rity; and if the same, or any of them were felled or
taker, away, the said mortgaged premises would be an
insufficient security to the plaintiff for the money due
thereon.
.; 7. The defendant James Styles, who is in possession
of the said farm, has raarkeci for felling a large quou"