case sir John fryer versus bernard Lord Macclesfield Sel can in Charles Eq can  ab pl the court of chancery in England may grant a sequestration against the  defendant in Ireland but it must be after a sequestration take out here and no  one good return upon a motion for a sequestration against the defendant real  and personal estate in Ireland it be allege that the plaintiff have here in  England proceed to a support with peer William er p tration and that it will  be vain to take out a sequestration here the defendant have no estate any  where but in Ireland that a sequestration have be grant in the like case as in  that of Lord Arglass versus Muschan vern where the court grant a sequestration  into Ireland nay that such process have be award to the governor of north  Carolina peer William Lord chancellor the plaintiff ought at least first to  take out a sequestration here and upon no one good return I will grant a  sequestration which shall affect the defendant estate in Ireland the court of  justice here have a superintendent power over those in Ireland and therefore  writ of error lie in b b in England to reverse judgement in b b in Ireland say  Qure to who the sequestration against the defendant estate in Ireland be to be  direct and if it shall not be by a order from the Lord chancellor recite the  proceed here and direct the chancellor of Ireland to issue out a sequestration  there for the benefit of the plaintiff and towards satisfaction of his demand  but as to the sequestration mention to be direct to the governor of north  Carolina or any other of the plantation the court doubt much whether such  sequestration shall not be direct by the king in Council where alone a appeal  lie from the decree inthe plantation for which reason it seem that in such  case the plaintiff ought to make his application to the king in Council and  not to this court attorney general v Stewart mere but by g c no appeal or writ  of error from any court in Ireland shall for the future be bring into any of  the court in en land the g c act of union article provide for the bring of  writ of error and appeal from Ireland before the house of lord of the unite  kingdom