...admit the whole proof which had been taken, as still available to both parties under the new record. The Lord Ordinary, " having heard the counsel for the parties on the objections stated by the respondent to the competency of the advocation, repelled the said objections,'"...

...any demand against him. Lord Aledwyn (9th February 1833,) pronounced the following interlocutor: " The Lord Ordinary having heard the counsel for the parties on the preliminary defences, repels the defences, in so far as they arc preliminary; and as the defender has intimated his intention not to...

...other points of the cause," &c. On 29th June 1833, his Lordship pronounced this interlocutor : — " The Lord Ordinary having heard the counsel for the parties on the remit from the Court, hereby intimates, in terms of the 19th section of the Judicature Act, that he...

...themselves, who took no steps whatever to hasten the sale, or to attach the sequestrated ufleets. " '2d March 1837 — The Lord Ordinary having heard the counsel for the parties, and again considered the process — Sustains the reasons of ad vocation ¡ advocates the cause; recals...

...the defender, and were not conveyed by him to any party, nor attached by any legal diligence. " lOi/i March 1837 — The Lord Ordinary having heard the...convey any of the profits or emoluments of the office tben vested in the truster, which accrued subsequently to the date of that trustdeed." " Ifute, —...

...report, and objections thereto, makes « avisandum with the process and debate.' « Edinburgh, \\thjuly 1837. — The Lord Ordinary having heard ' the counsel for the parties on the report of the Auditor of Court, ' as an accountant, objections thereto for the pursuer, and whole '...

...interest, against these bills. The Lord Ordinary, on the 5th Feb. 1835, pronounced this interlocutor:— " The Lord Ordinary having heard the counsel for " the parties on the objections to the claim for Lady " Gordon, finds her Ladyship entitled to be ranked in " her own right...

...Lord Ordinary pronounced the following interlocutor, with the note annexed : " 17th Novemher 1840 — The Lord Ordinary having heard the counsel for the parties on the preliminary defence, that the pursuers cannot seek to reduce the disposition now challenged hy them, without renouncing...

...the Lord Ordinary, Jeffrey, pronounced the following interlocutor, adding the subjoined note : — " The Lord Ordinary having heard the counsel for the parties " on the closed record, and whole process, and made avizandum, " advocates the cause ; alters the interlocutors...

...Sheriff was altered by the following interlocutor of Lord Jeffrey, dated 18th February, 1840: — " The Lord Ordinary, having heard the counsel for the parties on the closed record and whole process, and made avizandum, advocates the cause, alters the interlocutors...