case joseph NAGLE Appellant george foot and others Respondents that march No  appeal lie from a order of a court of equity to show cause before such order  be make absolute this be a appeal bring from several order make by the court  of exchequer in Ireland by the first of which the respondent be at liberty to  show cause why a bill bring by they against the appellant shall not be dismiss  with cost and brown by the other the time limit for that purpose be several  time enlarge and as the question turn whole upon the regularity of bring such  a appeal and not upon the merit of the dispute it be think unnecessary to  state any more of the fact or circumstance of the case in support of the  appeal it be say W Hamilton W Murray that the application to dismiss be a  motion of course and therefore none of the party ought to be hear in  opposition to it and much less shall any time be give or enlarge to show cause  against such a motion on the other side it be say d rider W Noel that the  court of exchequer have give no judgement as to the motion make by the  appellant but only give time to the party to show cause against it and it be  apprehend to be unprecedented to appeal from a order only grant time to show  cause for if this shall be permit it must tend to great vexation and infinite  delay and nothing can be more reasonable than to allow every court of justice  to be the proper judge of the time and manner of give their judgement on the  hear of this appeal the counsel be direct by the house to speak to this point  only whether a appeal will lie from a order of a court of equity to show cause  before the same be make absolute and have be hear accord it wag declare that  this appeal be bring against a order to show pause only and no unreasonable  delay have be occasion to the party by brown er p the time give for show cause  be improper bring and therefore it be order that the same shall be dismiss and  that the appellant shall pay to the respondent pound for their cost in respect  of the say appeal jour vol p