The court, after taking time to consider the motion, were of opinion that it must be refused, as there was no precedent to warrant it. They said the uniform course to prevent delay had been to rulethe defendant to put in bail in twenty days, [210] or sitting the court, and that a rule to plead might be had at the same time to prevent the loss of a trial. Motion refused,
See 1 Tidd’s Pr, 343; 2 Sellon’s Pr. 271.