In re S.

Walker, Ordinary.

S., one of the proctors of the prerogative court, preferred a> petition to the ordinary, on behalf of himself as receiver in a certain cause depending in the court of chancery, praying that an administrator ad prosequendum might he appointed to represent the estate of a deceased defendant in that suit in that court; and thereupon an order was made that letters of administration he granted by the register of this court to the clerk in chancery for tire usual limited purposes. The reason assigned for asking for the appointment was that no application had been made for letters…