case ex part parson December the that ante S c Lord chancellor on a former  application limit mrs parson examination before the commissioner to her son  trade only but upon the present application refuse to restrain the  commissioner from inquire into any circumstance which may make he a trader  Lord chancellor upon a former petition have direct the commission of  bankruptcy that have be take out against Mr parson the son of the petitioner  shall proceed atkins er p and the commissioner be allow to go so far as to  make a provisional assignment but no warrant of seizure to issue nor any  advertisement to be to be publish for the bankrupt appear and surrender  himself till further order upon the commissioner proceed in the commission and  examine mrs parson the petitioner and mother of the bankrupt a application be  make to Lord chancellor before the long vacation on the part of mrs parson  that the examination shall be limit to her son trade only and Lord chancellor  do limit it accord the present petition be that the commissioner may be  restrain from ask a particular question mention in the petition concern her  son trade atkins Lord chancellor say he do not intend by the former order to  restrain the commissioner from ask any question that may be relevant to his be  a trader or any circumstance relate thereto she be ask by the commissioner  whether her son be a trader or not or have any concern in the brewhouse and  answer negative he will not therefore restrain the commissioner from inquire  into any circumstance which may make he a trader as for instance do your son  assign over any share he have in the brew trade to you for if she answer in  the affirmative that will show he be a trader before he execute a assignment  suppose in the deed themselves it shall appear he carry on the trade with his  moth I this will be a material evidence for the support of the commission his  lordship will not restrain the commissioner from examine Mr parson concern her  son trade and therefore dismiss the petition and say further that he will not  make any order that mrs parson shall be at liberty to be attend by counsel  upon her examination as be pray by the petition because it may be make a  precedent in other commission and he think a inconvenience will arise if allow  in every case and therefore only recommend it to the commissioner in this  particular instance to indulge mrs parson with counsel but will make no order  for that purpose