Bernee v chamber answer amend ante pl leave be give to amend a answer to a  tithe bill wherein the defendant have swear that such a closecontained nine  acre and to make it seventeen though issue be join and a commission have issue  which I never know do before but it be upon the defendant pay all the cost  since the answer swear the answer over again and take out a new commission at  his own expense but notam since in the case of Mr Wortley Montague v the court  refuse to let the defendant amend his answer by only alter the day of payment  of a modus although issue be not join and the day set right in the cross bill  Lord castlecomer v lady castlecomer Bunbur er report date Bunbury lord  castlecomer a infant v lady castlecomer Feb a receiver recognizance in this  court can be transmit by mittimus to the exchequer in Ireland but the method  be to file a bill in the chancery in Ireland and when issue be there join a  certificate of such recognizance will be good evidence there a receiver have  be appoint by this court of the plaintiff land in Ireland and Marcus barn be  approve of for that purpose and a commission issue out of this court to take  his recognizance in Ireland together with two surety in the penalty of the  three thousand pound for due account c which be accord do and transmit hither  barn become in arrear two thousand five hundred pound I now move in regard  that barn and his two surety live in Ireland and that all their land and  effect be there and since no process out of this court can reach either of  they that we may be at liberty to transmit the record of the recognizance by  mittimus into the court of exchequer in tideland in order that process may  issue upon it out of that court but per Lord chief baron and baron comens only  in court it can be do and the only method you can take be to file a bill on  the foot of this recognizance in the court of chancery in Ireland against barn  and his surety to have a account c and when issue be join the certificate of  this recognizance here will be good evidence of it in the court there Bunbury  de term paschae