...the Court to inquire whether the estates claimed by Brown and the others were the charity estates, and the consideration of all further directions, and of the costs of the said application as to the said other parties, was reserved until after the said Master should have...

...Court to enquire whether the Estates claimed by Brown and the others were the Charity Estates, aiid the Consideration of all further Directions, and of the Costs of the said Application as to the said other Parties was reserved until after the said Master should have...

...be referred to the master in rotation to settle the case, if the parties differed about the same ; and the consideration of all further directions, and of the costs of the suit, were reserved until after the judges should have made their certificate ; and any of the parties were...

...certify of what the clear residue of the testator's personal estate would consist, and the Court reserved the consideration of all further directions and of the costs of the suit until after the Master should have made his report. In pursuance of the decree, the Master made his...

...Henry 8, c. 12, was duly enrolled according to the provision in that statute, and his Honor did reserve the consideration of all further directions, and of the costs of the said suit, until after the trial of the same issue. The Appellant is advised, and conceives that he...

...were to be at liberty to indorse any matter specially upon the postea ; and his Honour did reserve the consideration of all further directions, and of the costs of the said suits, in like manner as the same were reserved by the said former decree, until after the trial...

...of Henry VIII. c. 12, was duly enrolled according to the provision in that statute, and he reserved the consideration of all further directions, and of the costs of the suit, until after the trial of the issue.* The appeal was against this order. * Upon the hearing of the cause,...

...of Henry VIII. c. 12, was duly enrolled according to the provision in that statute, and he reserved the consideration of all further directions, and of the costs of the suit, until after the trial of the issue.* The appeal was against this order. * Upon the hearing of the cause,...

...persons who had a competent knowledge of tools and articles used in statuary. And it was ordered, that the consideration of all further directions, and of the costs of the suit, be reserved until after the Master should have made his report. And any of the parties were to be at...

...referred to him, as he should think fit. And the consideration of all further directions and costs was reserved until after the Master should have made his report. The appeal was against so much of this decree as declares that John Robley and the Respondent .Charles...