ambler case William against Floyer order on register of Brecon to deliver a  will to defendant attorney to be produce at the hear of the cause on his give  security to return it b Reg b foe Mr capper move upon notice to the register  of will for the county of Brecon that he may deliver or cause to be deliver to  I price the defendant attorney the will of I William date the that of November  which be in his registry to be produce at the hear of the cause upon his give  security to return it not erase nor deface the deputy have refuse to produce  it unless he be pay for his journey his stay in town and return and cite leman  v Davis the that of may Bruton v Bruton the that of June slater v Burk the  that of July Morse v roach dick stram the that of march that Geo stram S c  dick motion be grant by henly Lord keeper vide also Frederick v Aynscombe atk  Michaelmas motion that will prove in doctor be Commons may be deliver out by  the officer to be prove per testes upon give security it be say that the  witness to the will live at Bolo ne and that they can not be bring here to  prove it and a affidavit be read of that fact and thereupon it be order in  which case Lord Hardwicke chancellor say if any other person than those  mention in the cause shall appear to be concern in the interest in the will he  shall not make such order without hear they he say he shall not take notice  where the will be to be carry to but only direct it in general to be deliver  note it be order to be deliver to the defendant solicitor on his give security  to return the same within a month after the hear of the cause out to the  plaintiff and he refer it to the master to take security it be say that the  officer of the prerogative court have be apply to attend with the will but  that he insist on the fee of pound S a day for his attendance while he shall  be out notice of motion be give to he and he appear by counsel but Lord  chancellor say there be no occasion to give he notice see pierce v Watkins  dick lake v Causfield bro Forder v wade bro c c Hodgson v Ves ford v ib see  what be say by Lord Eldon in the case of Fauquier v tyte Ves