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It happen'd in Chancery, when the Council of the Parties set forth the boun∣dary of the Land in question, by the Plot, and the Council of one part, said, We lie on this side, my Lrod; and the Council of the other part, said, We lie on this side; the Lord Chancellor stood up and said, If you lie on both sides, whom will you have me believe?