
    Spencer against Tabele.
    Where thedeaction for a piea’set forth, in inec verba, two declarations by the plaintiff in.two other actions, the court or-he^ruckTOt" oppressive en" cumbrance on the recor.
    PARKER, in behalf of the plaintiff moved to strike out of the defendant’s plea, in this cause, which was an action for a libel, all suc^ parts of the plea as were a recital of the declarations in the cause 0f Spencer v. Gould, and in Spencer v. Ward, in this court. r 7 x
    
    
      Foot, contra.
   Per Curiam.

The two declarations set forth, in hcec verba, in ^ie P^eai are unnecessary and superfluous, and oppressively encumber the record. They ought, therefore, to be struck out, „ , . . with costs of this motion.

Motion granted.  