Star.
London, England, 1826-03-25 00:00:00

W HITTON, M I DDLEBBX.

Valuable FREEHOLD and Part COPYHOLD ESTATE;
Substantial and commodious FAMILT MANSION,

With excellent attached and detached Offices, Coach Houses,
and Stables ;

Extensive PLEASURE-GROUNDS, with FINE SHEET of

WATER; GARDENS ;
Farm Cottage and Farm Yard, wick Buildings ; Cottage, .
• AND ♦BOUT
One Hundred and Seventy Acres of rich Meadow
and Arabic Land.
TO BR SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent•street),
At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornkill, .
On FIUDAY, May 12, 1826, at Twelve o'clock,
IN THREE LOTS.

A VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD and part
COPYIIOLD ESTATE, Land Tax Recleaned, excepting
about Seven Acres, comprising a spacious and substantial Erick
and Stone FAMILY MANSION, planned with suits of handsome
mid commodious Apartments, adapted for the accommodation of
A FAMILY OF DISTINCTION;
Situate at WHITTON,

In the Parishes of TWICKENHAM and ISLEWORTH,
In the county of MIDDLESEX.

no MANSION Is seated on a Lawn, inclosed from the
Road, with. Au, extensive Canine Drive, sppromited by a
light of -Signs • to a 'tat P4tranes HA leading to
swigs of bandit)* Mt the Gstmadjr/W a Testi.
Inds with a grand p • Slates.. W tbirUffei- ftry Which
contains a INUlard-tomn, asmarola gluten airy 20441210-
ben, and ocher asareanleaoes; as ma* amp of Densestic
Olken and anitable acaamandadas fir tint Ikraatbeld, Laun-
dry, Wasb•baraara ata. a pawl Yard, with Paalag Ga Oa es-
"Pegg -rail; .1 &aging. fw aloe 1110/464 INVe
Id* Leib acid Ramis over; Brearbanard,larpataftitiga se Aim;
mad Cbeinobiass. A Fruiter?, with limand Orsii.immtei, Stand
with les% Pamduay, leisurgits, and Melon Grouted; htfsl
pitman Qraands, wish eswomive Lawn, ornamented by
cations ; a las Wet of flow* Water, Islands, aramir Timber
Tram, a Temps mad Alma Gravelled Walks though ;he
Gram and by to CANAL

A oommolioes F4llll COTTAGE, with Fore-Comet ad
Googoa, Fads-Yard, with ail saisisite Buildinp, a capital wand
gotdien Garda., clothed with the choicest Fruit Trees la high
pergludop, aad wed stocked atoll cropped ; a neat Cottage sad Gar-
dm sad rite Bitadow Lob, ceittaisting about

NINETY ACRES.
Also in Two Lots. BIGHTT ACRES of Arable Link and
Ground lying coodguotts. Thr Road from Itemslow to
and Ithensond pawn &mash the Znate the Neigh-
hosorbood highly respectable, a fine hanky situatim, and gulf tee
milts from the Metropolis.
To be viewed by Tickets only. Particulars may be bad on the
premises; Rad Limo, flosurdow ; With* Hart, Windsor; Castle,
and Windmill, ; Sur and Garter Castle, and Talbot Rich-
mond; of James Western, Esq. solicitor, Janses-street, Bedford-row;
at Garraway's ; and of Ik. Rea S bra 170, aegent-streek; of
Thant Tiokets for .visornsi 0111/1119(baliond woes Pisa a the
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&tate may be seed.
"A'•: • t

THE CHANCERY COMMISSION REPORT.

KITRACT PROM TILE REPORT MADE TO HIS MAJESTY
BY THE COMMISSIONERS APPOINTED TO INQUIRS INTO
TUE PRACTICE OP CHANCERY.
(Ordered to be printed by the House of Commons.)

PROPOSITIONS.
1. That every plaintiff, whether in a town or country
Cause, shallsat all times be at liberty, without order, to
sue forth a subpoena to answer, returilifili on a oaj
certain, either in term time, or in vacation.
2. That the form of every writ of subpoena, to -ap-
pear and answer, be so altered, as to express, to the
party to be served, the duty which is required from
bias, in obedience to the writ, and the- c lorsequenee of
his disobedience: and that, in like manner, the form'
of all other writs of subpoena, which are to be served
open the party, he altered for the same purpose.
3. That a writ of subpar:la, to appear and answer, be sued out
for oath defendant ; aad that the costs of an math writs, be costs

in the cause.
4. That a defendant shall, after appearance, be al-
lowed without order, eight weeks time, to plead, an-
swer, or demur, to the plaintiff's bill, in a town cause,
and ten weeks in a country cause: but, whether in
town or country cause, if -the defendant do not plead,
answer, or demur to the plaintiff's bill, within eight
days alter appearance, the plaintiff shall be entitled as
of course, upon motion, to the common injunction, for
:my of the defendant's proceedings at law; and that,
whether in a town or country cause, the defendant Shel
not t♦c permitted to demur alone, after the capitation
of fifteen days, from the day of appearance.
S. That, when a defendant is taken into custody of
the Sheriff, upon an attachment, for not appearing to

8. That if the attachment be bailed by the Sheriff,
and the 'defendant be, by the subsequent process, com-
mitted to the prison of the Fleet, for want of his answer,
it shall nut be n-cessary for the plaintiff to proceed by
the Habeas, the Alias habeas, the Ilaries habrasiand the
Alias plunks habeas, in order to take the bill Pre ago-
fesse ; but, that the order for taking the bill. Pro coOna
shall be made, on the return nf she second or -Au=
habeas; there being, in all eases, fifteen drys at. lean
between the return of the first Habeas, and the return
of the second or Alias habeas.
.9. Tnat iq ell sates, whether the defendant's answer
be filed in terni.tinse or vacation, the rlaintiff shall be
allowed twa _months to file exceptions to such answer;
but if tempi:me be not filed within the two nionihsoh
answer shell thenceforth be deemed sufficient, and
the phdattiEaltall hive no order to file exceptions, Isaac
prolaNa., , .
10..Tbat W the aefesdnat nrt submit to answer
thn,deedoltions, the plaintiff shall refer the answer for
ittoorstkocy, at the expiraion- of eight dam-after 'the-
Tacnptioas are delivered, but not hefare onleir in in-
junction causes.; and thatif the.plaintilido not, within
six days after the expiration.of the-eight days, refer the
answer for insufficiency. the-exceptions shall he cond.
dered as .abandoned by the plaintiff, and the answer
shall thenceforth be.deemed sufficient... •
1. That if the defendant wheats, to MAW flegriali "Aka a
reference, then the defendant shall, without order, be allowed, he
town cause, one montb's time, and id a country cause, six weeks'
time to answer the exceptions.
12. That if the plaintiff do not, within a fortnight
after a defendant's second or third answer to exceptions
is filed, refer the same for insufficiency, on the old ex•
ceptions, such answer shaH Iheaceforth bt deemed
suffic ien,.

B. That if the -plaintiff do refer the defendant's se-
coed or third answer, to exceptions for insofficienty, on
the old exceptions, than the patticular exception, or ex-
ceptions, to which he r quires a further answer, shsil be
stated in the order. •

14. That, if upon a second reference of esceptimrs,
the defendant shall submit to answer, without waiting .
for the report, the defendant shill, without order, be
allowed, unless he be already US contempt, in a town
cause, three weeks' time to answer, and in a country
cause five weeks' time, and no more.

I. That if the answer of the defendant be certified
insufficient, upon any reference of esceptioni, then the
Master shall, in his certificate, fix the time within which
the defendant shall file his further answer ;*and the
Master's judgment, in that respect, shall be final.
16. That, upon a third answer certified to be insuf-
ficient, the defendant shall be examined upon interroga-
tories, to the points reported insufficient; and shall'
stand committed, until such defendant htth perfectly
answered those interrogatories; and shall pay not only
4/. cost< as heretofore, but also such further costs as the
Court shall think fit to award.
17. That it shall not he necessary for the plaintiff,
' the case of exceptions, to serve a sob-puma •fste the-de.
findant to make a better answer : and that the time -
allowed for the defendant to ans‘ser the exceptions;
'shall run from the date of the Master's report of insuffi,
ciency, which shall be dated on the day on which It is
signed ; or where the defendant subynits to awn er tf-V
exceptions, without • report from the Master, thee the
time shall tun from the date of the subm'ssion.-
18. That in all cases at reference of answers for insufficiency. the
' exceptions shall be conddered as abandoned, and the answer deemed
sufficient, at the end of a fortnight after the time of relrrebcr, un—
less the plaintiff shall, within the fortnight, obtain the Mame,. .0-
part ; or unless the Master shall think at to make his report at a
future time,•certifying thereby that such further time was nec4 as •y.
19. That to cases where there is only one defendant to a ,u,t.
there, after the answer of the defendant is to be deemed suflicica,
whether it be in term time or in vacation, the plaintiff, if he nicais
to proceed by amending this bill, shall file such sr/tended bill within
six "weeks; and, if he require an answer, shall serve his subpixisa fo
answer within one week after filing his amended Bill.

20. That, ki cases where there are two or more &C.el:Wants. there.
the plaintiff shall be at liberty to fik an amended bill, witiOn Ina
weeks after the last answer is to he deemed sufficient. '
41. That, in all cases of subpoenas to answer amended bills, the
service *ball be urou the Clerk in court.
22. I'hat, ef.er the answers of all the defendants are to be deemed'
sufficient, whether it be in term time or in vacation, the
he mean to proceel by s.:tung down the cause to be beard on- b 11
and answer, shall set down the sante with the Registrar before
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