
    No. 10.
    BARRETT against BARRETT.
    Windsor,
    1817.
   IN a case where the party had good reason to believe two material witnesses would be present at the trial, and commenced the trial, without moving for a continuance, and it is shewn that one of said witnesses was taken- suddenly sick, and the other fractured his leg, and both were thereby prevented attending the Court.

The Court granted a new trial, on terms.  