case ex part Marlar and other August the that a person who take no more for  the discount of note than at the rate of per cent per and shall prove the  whole amount of those note under a commission of bankrupt against the drawer  without be oblige to deduct what he have receive of the endorsor for the  discount the rule establish by commissioner of bankrupt that note creditor can  prove interest upon they unless express in the body thereof be a reasonable  one and the court will not break through it the petitioner be possess of  several promissory note under the hand of Thomas Setcole Payable to William  Dover or order month after date and endorse by he to the petitioner amount  together to the sum of pound S d which Dover discount with the petitioner and  receive the full value after deduct per cent for the discount on the that of  April a commission of bankruptcy atkins issue against the say Thomas Setcole  and he be find a bankrupt and Marlar attend at guildhall in order to prove the  say debt upon the several note but have receive the sum of pound S d for the  discount the commissioner oblige he to deduct the same out of the sum of pound  S d and the commissioner also refuse to let the petitioner prove the sum of  pound S lid be the interest of the say respective note when they respective  become due since the issue of the say Commission and therefore the petitioner  pray that they may be admit creditor for the say several sum of pound S d and  pound S d the counsel for Marlar insist the commissioner ought to have admit  he in atkins er p both these respect for the whole money contain in the note  and likewise to be allow interest on the note Lord chancellor I be of opinion  that the petitioner be entitle to the first part of his petition as he swear  he take no more for the discount of the note than at the rate of per cent per  and and order accord but as the commissioner have establish it as a rule that  notecreditors have no right to prove interest upon they unless it be express  in the body of the note see Bromley v goodere ante but upon a application to  supersede a commission and a reference to a master to settle what be due to  the creditor note will carry interest from the day of the master report though  no interest be express in the body of such note ex part rook post I will not  break in upon this rule Even at law where note be for value receive and  interest be not express the jury do not give the plaintiff in a action upon  the note interest for they but by way of damage only craven v tickle Ves Jun  commissioner of bankrupt can award damage and therefore the rule they have  establish be a very reasonable one and the petition as to this must be dismiss  but order he to be admit a creditor for the say sum of pound S Od