
    WOOLASTON’S LESSEE v. SPRINGER et al.
    Supreme Court. New Castle.
    April, 1795.
    
      Bayard’s Notebook, 96.
    
    
      Bedford and Levy for plaintiff. Read and Bayard for defendant.
   Per Curiam.

If no liberty to ascertain defense be reserved upon entering into the common rule, at the trial the defendant must confess generally. If liberty be reserved, the defense may be ascertained either upon the view or at the trial.  