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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY, JULY 24.
YERMOR V. SUTHERLAND.

,Mr. HAUT moved fer'sus order to dissolveu an injunction granted
exparte in this case. Treshetriatunciti n was granted on the appli-
cationthe late Mr. Mills, from selling
:elt
rsetaliefespliadtaen, tst,aktehue of the plaintiff to
iexecutors execution oof
the
plaintiff attorney.llad ... Mills was the agent of the
under a warrant of
afterwards went
warrant of attorney for
6plooainoti.ffa.n,Tbe fraction,
and
ofattorney in any other
has
evl
ever
usinacerebided. Inet wurds went to France, where he
apspeltication was made to
executors not having been- able to
recover under the warrant
the plate under an execution.
ea vs Atno way, took
the Court of Common aside the instru-
ment, which the Court refused ; but
was made, under which it was referred to Mr.
arrangement.
Cooke
settle the accounts and disputes between the Mer parties.
Cooke retired fresh the profession before he could Make a re-
port, and a bill was filed in this Court in •
l
Alm , 1825 praying
for a general account of all dealings and transactions between tce
plaintiff and Mr. Mills; and that in the mean time
would grant an injunction to restrain the sate of th the
i Court
e "t
all proceedings at law. The injunction was granted, it, and
and the
present motion was for an order to dissolve it.
The pate was sworn,
Mr. BARUXIL was on the same side.
quite Mr. 1 ,
Imams and Mr. Rot appeared to oppose the application.
,to worth
10,0001., and
in the answer of the Executors, be
being impounded) for any
• an ample security (the plate
de-
mand 1
P the
from
aaeutors would ever be able to make appear to be due
ma 11r. Femur.
past six o'clock, and
Counsel concluded their argument at half
when he cameso by
and . ,
comma of
SIM after snaking some observations On the accounts
the parties, stated that he thought it would be
better for the parties to come to some arrangement, but if they
could not slo
into Court.
to-morrow morning, he would dispose of it

Guyon relates that a monk, playing at tennis with
Francis 1.,
Francis, surprised at his skill, said,
which decided the match in favonr of the King.—
against several noblemen, struck a blow
~ That was a fine
stroke for a monk!"
" Sire," replied the monk, "it
shall be the Stroke of an Abb6 whenever you think
fit." The King, Laughing
heartily at his adroitness,
gave Inm an abbey, whieh fell vacant three days af-
terward.