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Interest of his Client to consent to it, and therefore is ready to instruct an Advocate to consent. If no Advocate will give the consent for him, he must give it for himself. In the Present cause the Rule was made and enter’d on the motion of Mr. Uvedale, Attorney for the Defendant, and by the consent of Mr. Whittal, Attorney for the Plaintiff.
Impey. If the Gentleman at the Bar proceed in this manner, I must after calling on all the Advocates present, call also on all the Attorneys present. These altercations are very improper and must appear so to the Audience. I wish the Gentlemen on both sides would come to some Temper.

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After this, Mr. Naylor, Attorney, made two other motions of course which were granted.
Impey, said it should be enter’d that these motions were made by the Attorneys because the Advocates refused to take them. When this was over, I spoke to Mr. Brix the Advocate who sate nearest to me, but not aloud to be heard, that I thought they should revise their resolutions, for there were several which seem’d to me inconvenient to the suitors, and that perhaps they
might