ENGLISH AUTHORITIES.

Some of those cited in this volume are :

M. & M., Montagu & Macarthur's Bankrupt Cases; Rose ditto; Buck ditto; 3d Russell's Chancery Reports, being a Continuation of Turner & Russell; Tamlyn's Reports (Vice Chancellor); Hogan's Reports (Irish Rolls); T. & V., Turner's Practice by Venables, 6th ed. 1825; Grant's Practice, 2d ed. 1829; Newland's Practice, 3d ed. 1830.

ANALYSIS AND CONTENTS

OF

VOLUME II.

This Volume pursues the Analysis of the first, [See
v. 1. p. 1-3.] to the end of the 2d Chapter, and conse-
quently comprises the general outline of practice appli-
cable to petitions and bills, according to the first of the
three divisions of the work, viz.

PRELIMINARY VIEWS AND PROCEEDINGS.

1. The court and its officers, ch. 1. § 1-19.

1. The court.

Powers of the court vested in the chancellor;

regulation of practice in proceedings be-

fore the vice-chancellor, § 7.

2. Officers:

Vice-chancellors, § 9.

Register, &c. § 12.

Sol'rs and coun'rs, admission, &c. $ 17.

2. Petitions and Bills, or the general outline of prac-

tice in relation to both, confined particularly to the

first, and embodied for future reference for the pur-

pose of illustrating, without interrupting, the regu-

lar chain of proceedings by either. Ch. II. § 1-85.

(1. Petitions, ib. § 1-5.

1. Their kinds, and how distinguished from

motions, ib.

3. Jurat, 8. p. 33-35.

2. Services, § 10-13.

1. General rule, &c. § 10-11.

1. Orders to show cause, for temporary relief and substituted service, § 12. p. 37, &c.

2. Service on solicitor or agent, notice of death of an agent, § 13. p. 39.

8. Intermediate proceedings to hearing, $ 14. 1. Notice of presenting petition, p. 39. 2. Motions, p. 41.

1. Notice, 42-3.

2. Motion days and terms of vice-chan-
cellors, 15. p. 43.

3. Preparations for hearing, ib. § 14-27.
1. Presentation and adjournment, §61.
p. 44.

2. Copies, points, abstract, brief, affi-
vits of service, &c. § 17. p. 47-58.
3. Further time, &c. $ 19. p. 58.
4. Exceptions for scandal or imperti-
nence, § 20. p. 59.

4. Hearing orders and decrees, ib. § 16, 21, 24, 27.

(1. Hearing, ib. p. 60. 69.

(1. Dismissal, interlocutory costs, precept and commitment, 21. p. 60.

2. Motions to discharge orders for irregularity or set aside default, § 22, 23. p. 68 69.

3. Hearing orders and decrees.

2. Orders and decrees.

1 Pro confesso, opening same, or denying the mistion, § 25. p. 69.

2. Referring causes to vice-chancellors, § 26. n. 79

3. Minutes of decree,

27. p. 72..

4. Orders of course, p. 73.

5. Orders by consent, $31. p. 75.

6. Formal parts of orders and decrees, $ 32. p. 78.

7. Specimens of orders and their use, p. 81, &c.

8. Service of orders& decrees, § 35.p.87 3. Modes of settling fact or law, § 36-55. p. 90, &c. 256, &c.

1. Reference to Master, orders for, and proceedings, $ 36-53. p. 90, &c. Proceedings in the Master's office, § 37-53. p. 94-256.

2. Reference to referees, examinations, &c. 54. p. 856-263.

3. Special case for a court of law, p. 263-6.

4. Action at law, 266.

5. Feigned issue, § 55. p. 267-293. 4. Modes of opening, setting aside, or rectiing orders or decrees, $56. p.293-5. 1. By petition or motion to vacate, discharge, &c. p. 293, &c.

2. Rehearing, 57. p. 295-323.

1. Petition for and notice, &c. § 58. p. 297.

2. Order for re-hearing, § 59. p. 302, &c.

3. Preparations for re-hearing, $ 60. p. 304.

1. Notices of re-hearing and
affidavit of service, p. 304.
(2. Note of issue, p. 305.
3. Points, p. 306.

4. Re-hearing, orders and decrees
thereon, 61. p. 306-322.
$

5. Second re-hearing, 322-3.

3. Appeals, in what cases, § 62. p. 323.

1. To the chancellor :

(1. From common pleas, $ 63. p.

325., &c.

2. Surrogates, $ 64. p. 327, &c.

3. Circuit judges, § 65. p. 338, &c. 4. Vice-ch'rs, § 66. p. 341, &c.

2. To the court of errors, § 71-79 .p. 348, &c.

1. From Chancellor.

2. From a vice-chancellor, when
the chancellor is a party, &c.
3. From a vice-chancellor after his
order is reviewed, &c. by chan-
callor.

3. To supreme court of the U. States,
p. 397.

1. From the final decree of the circuit court of the U. S., after a removal from the court of chancery, p. 399, &c.

2. From the final.decree of the court of errors (or the highest state court having jurisdiction) upon an appeal from the court of chancery, p. 401, &c.

5. Final decree after remittitur, § 79. p. 390, &c. 425-8.

5. Costs,

80-82.

1. In general, § 80. p. 430-454

2. Bills of costs, El. p. 428.

3. Taxation and taxing officers, § 82. p. 454.

{Appeal from taxation and orders there

6. Enrolment and execution, & 83-85. 1. Enrolment, abstract, docket, and transscript, 83. p. 458

2. Execution, § 84. p. 461.

(1. Orders for issuing execution, &c. p. '461.

2. Orders and proceedings against sheriff, p. 462.

3. Final satisfaction, and cancelling lien of record, p. 464.