...Proteftation not confejfing or acknowledging all or any of the matters in and by the f aid Bill fet forth and complained of to be true in manner and form as the fame are therein and thereby fet forth and alledged ( i ), feve. rally fay they are advifed that there...

...Proteftation not conf effing or acknowledging all or any of the matters in and by the f aid Bill fet forth and complained of to be true in manner and form as fbe fame arc therein and thereby fet forth and alledged ( i ), feverally fay they are advifed that...

...or any of the matters and things in the said Complainant's said bill men.tjoned, to be true, in such manner and form as the same are therein and thereby set forth and alledged, doth plead thereunto, and for plea saith, that the said Complainant is an alien born in foreign...

...THIS defendant, by protestation, not confessing or acknowledging all or any of the matters or things in and by the said bill set forth and complained of to be true, in manner and form as the same are herein and hereby set forth and alleged, saith, she is advised by her counsel, and there is no matter...

...the matters and things in the said complainants' said bill of complaint contained to be true in such manner and form as the same are therein and thereby set forth and alleged, do plead in bar to the said bill, and for plea say that the said complainants were not nor were any...

...confessing or acknowledging all or any the matters and things in the complainant's said Bill of complaint to be true, in manner and form as the same are therein set forth and alleged, as to so much of the said Bill, as seeks to controvert the value of the several...

...See 4 Wentworth on Pleading, p. 539. count said complainant's said bill mentioned to be true, in such manner and form as the same are therein and thereby set forth and alleged, to all the discovery and relief in and by the said bill sought from or prayed against this defendant,...

...or acknowledging all or any of the matters and things in the said bill contained to be true in such manner and form as the same are therein and thereby set forth for plea thereunto, do say, that by the course and practice of this court, no decree ought to be reviewed...

...acknowledging all or any of the matters and things in and by the plaintiff's bill mentioned to be true, in such manner and form as the same are therein and thereby set forth and alleged, as to all the discovery and relief sought from and prayed against these defendants or either of them,...

...allegations, the objection would seem more proper to be taken by demurrer than by plea.1 Bill of complaint to be true, in manner and form as the same are therein set forth and alleged, as to so much of the said Bill, as seeks to controvert the value of the several...