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1787. 4 Sittings. [Tuesday] Nov 27.

If there is any thing in the Bill not proper for Equity the Defendant ought to Demur to the Bill: and if he would have the benefit of Infancy or of the Statute of Limitations he must plead it, but if the Defendant answers, he can not avail himself of any of these things in support of an insufficient answer on the Argument of Exceptions however his having insisted on them in his answer may possibly avail himself at the hearing of the Causes.
I did not expect to have heard these charges call’d Wanton, when the Learned
/ Gentleman