(absent Fleming, judge,) were unanimously of opinion, that the oath to the bill by the next friend of the infants was sufficient: That the decree being absolute against the infants, without any day given them to shew cause against it, was one of the cases in which a bill of review might be brought without leave of the court, Mitford, 78 : and that the court ought to have admitted the bill of review in toto, and permitted the plaintiffs to proceed in the usual way to establish the allegations of it. The order refusing to receive the bill was therefore reversed; and the cause sent back to the court of chancery to be proceeded in accordingly.