Barnardiston king b lady mary herbert and lady KARRINGTON for KENTILION and  more how far a court of equity will put off a trial be be have on affidavit be  lie before they that some of the party to the suit be marry chess the  plaintiff have prefer a bill for the get up two note of very large sum which  they have give the defendant upon a suggestion that the whole that be due upon  they have be pay the cause have proceed so far that issue be join upon that  fact and a trial ready to he have at the bar the defendant come now and lie  before the court several affidavit to induce they to believe that lady mary  Herbert be marry to Mr gage at the time of the bill prefer and that lady  Karrington be then marry to Mr Mackensy so that all that have be do in the  cause already be entire void and therefore their counsel hope that the court  will not let the plaintiff proceed at present any far till this matter can be  examine into full upon interrogatory the question now be whether the court  shall stay the trial upon such a application the chief baron say his opinion  be that it may be a thing of dangerous consequence to allow of a motion of  this nature mere upon affidavit but that this matter ought to have be suggest  upon the roll or at least a bill ought to have be file set forth this matter  in a full and proper manner this he object to the method of this application  but then he say far that he think it unnecessary to be make at all as the  circumstance of this case have be for the gentleman who be say now to have be  private marry to these lady have appear all along in the cause assist they in  it so that though there be nothing far he think a court of equity will hardly  allow they at any time afterward to come and tell the court they have be give  judgement in a cause to no purpose but he say upon these Barnardiston king b  er p affidavit rule have be make upon they to give a answer to what be allege  in they and they have give we no answer as to the fact only tell we with these  lady that this be not a proper foundation to stay the trial upon so that he  say he be of opinion the defendant may go on very secure but baron carter and  baron cummins say that they be of opinion that the trial may be stay upon  affidavit of this nature proper enough for they believe upon what have be lie  before they that the lady be marry and the put this point to be determine upon  interrogatory may likely end the suit soon than the method in which the cause  be in already accord a rule be make for put off the trial upon the defendant  consent that the testimony of the witness which the plaintiff have send for  from France may be take before a judge and payment of cost for