case ex part parson January the d post S c the petitioner pray that no  commission of bankruptcy may be seal against he till he have be hear by  counsel against the issue thereof Lord chancellor say he do not approve of  caveat against commission of bankruptcy from the general inconvenience as they  will give a opportunity to person against who the Commission be to be take out  to make away with their effect the petitioner state by his petition that he  never carry on the trade of a brewer or any other trade whatsoever nor do he  ever seek or get his livelihood by buy and sell of any ware good or  merchandise whatsoever as people in trade usual do and be advice he be not  liable to all or any of the statute make and in force bankrupt by the  description of a brewer or any other whatsoever therefore pray that no  commission of bankruptcy may be seal against the petitioner till he have a  opportunity of be hear by his counsel against the issue thereof Mr parson the  father by his codicil to his will direct mrs parson shall carry on the trade  of the brewhouse for the benefit of his son till he arrive at his age of the  son attain his age of in August Lord chancellor order this attendance on the  petition because I do not approve of caveat against commission of bankrupt  before they issue there have be some few instance atkins but hope this will be  the last because it will be a great inconvenience in general as it will give a  opportunity to person against who the commission be to be take out to make  away their effect his lordship order that the commission of bankruptcy shall  issue against the petitioner upon the petition of William belchier and that  the commissioner shall be at liberty to proceed so far as to decree the  petitioner a bankrupt and to make a provisional assignment of his estate and  effect to a assignee to be appoint by they under the say commission but the  commissioner be not to issue any warrant of seizure against the petitioner  effect nor to summon he to surrender himself and further order that the party  proceed to a trial at law in the king bench upon the follow issue Whetherthe  petitioner John parson on or before the that of January instant be a trader  within the true intent and meaning of the statute in force concern bankrupt or  any of they in which issue belchier be to be plaintiff and the petitioner be  to be defendant when after the trial shall be have either of the party be to  be at liberty to resort back for further direction atkins er p