Judgement This was a petition for special leave to appeal from two decrees of the High Court dated February 15, 1905, on the ground that substantial questions of law were involved, and the value of the subject-matter was over the appealable amount. The High Court, on September 23, 1905, dismissed two applications for leave to appeal therefrom without giving any reasons. De Gruyther, for the petitioner. The judgment of their Lordships was delivered by LORD DAVEY. Their Lordships do not think that this is a case in which they can advise His Majesty to grant special leave to appeal. Their Lordships desire to add that it would be convenient if the High Court, on future occasions, in refusing a certificate for leave to appeal, would be good enough to state the grounds on which they refused it.