...of widening or otherwise repairing and improving the said bridge, would also be a breach of trust; and that an account might be taken of all sums of money or stock in the public funds, being part of the increased stock or funds which had been received by...

...4:501., and their costs of the said action, and might pay to the Plaintiff his costs of the said action; and that an account might be taken of all sums of money, damages, costs, charges and expenses paid, or incurred by the Plaintiff, by reason, or in consequence...

...thereby undertook to pay: and that the said annuity deed of the 28th of July 1827 might be set aside, and delivered up to be cancelled ; and that an account might be taken of the sum due for principal and interest on foot of the sums 1840. actually and bond fide received by...

...plaintiff in respect of the sale thereof, and otherwise on account of Beel and Wiuhauer; and that a like account might be taken of all sums of money which had been properly paid by the plaintiff to or for Beel and Witt1837.—Sieveking v. Behrens. hauer; and that...

...450/., and their costs of the said action, and might pay to the plaintiff his costs of the said action ; and that an account might be taken of all sums of money, damages, costs, charges and expenses paid, or incurred by the plaintiff, by reason, or in consequence...

...taxation of their bill, and that it might be referred to the taxing Master in rotation to tax the same, and that an account might be taken of all sums of money received and paid by the solicitors respectively on account of their costs, and in particular that...

...Manning, Lawrence Mara, and (by amendment) the personal representative of Robert L. Hyde ; and prayed that an account might be taken of all sums of money, which, being part of the trust fund, had heen lost by the wilful neglect or default of Martin D. Manning,...

...release might be declared fraudulent and void, and that the sale might be set aside, and the deeds delivered up to be cancelled, and that an account might be taken of all sums expended by the respondent in the repairs of the mansion house and the erection of the boundary wall,...

...the bill was, that the deed of covenant might be declared to be fraudulent, and might be decreed to be delivered up to be cancelled ; and that an account might be taken of what was due on the bond for principal and interest. According to the statement contained in the answers,...

...that the trusts of it might be performed and carried into execution under the decree of the Court; and that an account might be taken of all sums of money which the defendants had received under the lease and release and assignment, or which they might have received...