appear, will be deemed sufficient, and bar the party taking out the summons from the right to go before the Judge on that occasion.

8. If a formal order is desired, the same may be had on the application of either party, and for that purpose the original summons, or the copy served on the party summoned, must be filed in the registry. An order will thereupon be drawn up, and delivered to the person filing such summons or copy.

9. If a summons is brought to the registry, with consent to an order, signed by the party summoned, or his proctor, solicitor, or attorney, endorsed thereon, an order will be drawn up without the necessity of going before the Judge: Provided that the order sought is in the opinion of the registrar one which the Judge, under the circumstances, would make.

(Signed) CHELMSFORD, C.

CAMPBELL.
A. E. COCKBURN.
FRED. POLLOCK.
WM. WIGHTMAN.
ED. VAUGHAN WILLIAMS.
SAMUEL MARTIN.
C. CRESSWELL.

ADDITIONAL TABLE OF FEES

TO BE TAKEN IN THE REGISTRY OF THE COURT FOR DI

VORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAUSES.

For making each Exhibit annexed to an affidavit For settling the form of advertisements of citations or other advertisements

... For taking the evidence of one or more witnesses

before the registrar, for each day, and within
three miles of the General Post Office ...

If beyond that distance ... ... ...
If for part of a day only, such smaller fee
as the registrar in his discretion shall

think proper.
For entering order for the protection of a wife's

earnings and property For the order under seal of the court ... ...

For entering an order of the registrars of

the Court of Probate the same fee as
would be payable for entering a similar

order made by the Judge.
For each appointment of a Commissioner
For a rule Nisi for a new trial ...

FEES
TO BE TAKEN FOR THEIR OWN USE

BY THE PROCTORS, SOLICITORS, AND ATTORNIES Practising in her Majesty's Court for Divorce and

Matrimonial Causes.

CITATIONS, SUBPENAS, WRITS, AND SERVICE OF SAME.

Citation, including præcipe ...
Citation to see proceedings, including præcipe ...
Certificate of service ... ...
Subpona ad testificandum and præcipe ... ...
Subpæna duces tecum, if five folios of seventy-two

words or under, and præcipe ... ... ... If the subpæna exceeds five folios in length, for

each additional folio of seventy-two words ...
Writ of attachment, including præcipe ... ...
Writ of sequestrian, including praæcipe ... ...
Service of citation, petition, or subpoena, if within

two miles of the place of business of the prac-
titioner, or of the person employed to effect
the service

If beyond that distance, and not exceed

ing ten miles, for every mile one way ... Drawing and engrossing affidavit of service, if three folios of seventy-two words or under ... ...

If above, for every additional folio, in

cluding a copy for the court ...
In cases in which the person to be served shall avoid

service, or shall reside beyond the jurisdiction,
except in Scotland or Ireland, a sum to be al-
lowed for service according to the circumstances.

INSTRUCTIONS.
Instructions for citations, petitions, answers, or

other pleadings, for interrogatories, special affi-
davits, or applications for an order for protec-
tion of a wife's earnings and property

Ditto to defend suit ..
Ditto for brief, or case for hearing
If there are several witnesses examined,

and the brief or case is necessarily
long, an additional fee will be allowed.

PLEADINGS.
Drawing and engrossing petition, if ten folios of

seventy two words or under, including a copy
to file ... ... .. ... ... ...
If exceeding ten folios, for every ad-

ditional folio, including a copy to file Drawing and engrossing answers, replications, and

other subsequent statements, petitions for ali,
mony, and answers thereto, 'if ten folios of
seventy-two words or under, including a copy
to file ...
If exceeding ten folios, for every ad-

ditional folio, including a copy to file Copies of petitions, answers, and other pleadings,

also of exhibits, or other documents, at per

folio of seventy-two words ... ... ... If any exhibit or other document to be copied, or

any part thereof, contains pencil marks or
writing, or the copy thereof, or any part
thereof, is required to be made fac simile, and
in addition to any other fee for the copy :
For every folio of pencil marks or writing,

or copy fac simile, or part of a folio... Drawing the record, if fifteen folios of seventy-two words or under, including copy to file ... If exceeding fifteen folios, for every ad

ditional folio of seventy-two words,

including copy to file Engrossing record to file, at per folio of seventy

two words, exclusive of parchment ... ... For case for motion, including fair copy for Judge If necessarily more than seven folios of seventy

two words in length, for every additional folio,

including copy for the Judge ... ... ... Copy for adverse party, per folio of seventy-two

words ... ...
Drawing and engrossing demurrer, inclusive of the

statement of any matter of law to be argued,
for ten folios of seventy-two words or under...
If exceeding ten folios of seventy-two

words, for every additional folio of

seventy-two words ... Copy of the issue on demurrer, at per folio of

seventy-two words ... ... ... ... Drawing bill of costs, per folio of seventy-two

words, including copy for taxation ... ... Copy for adverse party, per folio of seventy-two

words ... ... ... ... ... ...

Drawing any instrument to be filed in or issued by

the registry for which no other fee is herein
allowed, inclusive of fair copy to be filed or

issued, per folio of seventy-two words ... For perusing and abstracting pleadings, affidavits,

exhibits, and other documents, per folio of
seventy-two words

... ... ... ...

NOTICES.
All necessary notices, if three folios or under, in-
clusive of copy and service ...
If exceeding three folios, for every ad-

ditional folio, including copy and ser

vice ... ... ... ... .... In all cases where service of a notice is necessary

beyond two miles of the place of business of
the practitioner, or of the person employed to
effect the service, the same fee as upon the ser-

vice of a citation.
Copy of summons or order of the Judge, or rule
Nisi, and service ... ... ... ... ...

.

ATTENDANCES.

On entering appearance
To search for appearance to citation
On counsel with brief, when the fee to counsel is

one guinea ...
When the fee to counsel exceeds one guinea and is

under five guineas ...
When the fee is five guineas and upwards
On consultation ... ... ... ... ...
On conference
In pursuance of notice to admit ...

For every hour after the first ...
On trial or hearing when cause is in paper, and not

tried or heard, or on motion in court ... ....
On trial or hearing ... ...
If it lasts the whole day ... ...
On taxation of bill of costs ...

If very long an additional fee will be allowed.
On examination of witnesses under a commission-

If in England or Wales, per diem ...

If elsewhere
For all necessary attendances in chambers before the

Judge Ordinary, or before a commissioner, or
counsel, in the registry, or upon the adverse
parties or practitioner, for which no other fee is
herein allowed ... ... ...

BRIEFS, CASES FOR HEARING, LETTERS, &c. For drawing brief or case for hearing, per folio' of seventy-two words

... ... For each copy, per folio of seventy-two words ... Fvery necessary letter during the dependance of

the cause ... ... ... ... Term fees, letters, and messengers, each term in

which any business is done ...

... 014

AFFIDAVITS.
For drawing affidavit, if five folios of seventy-two

words or under, including copy for the court or
registry ... :

0 6 8 If above five folios, for each additional folio, including copy for the court

INTERROGATORIES. For drawing the same, at per folio of seventy-two words ...

. 0 1 0 Copy thereof to be delivered to the examiner and

filed, at per folio of seventy-two words ... 0 0 4 If it becomes necessary for proctors, solicitors, or attornies to transact any business for which no fee is herein specified, such fee shall be taken by them as would be allowed for similar business done in the Courts of Common Law and Equity, as the case may be.