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and of the Clerk of the Peace in trust to attend the orders of the Court, and shall forthwith leave the certificate of transfer with the Clerk of the Peace to be filed, who shall immediately indorse thereon a memorandum of the day on which the same was received by him, and when such certificate of transfer shall be so indorsed it shall be taken for all purposes to have been duly recorded on the day so indorsed thereon.

7. In the case of any security, not provided for by the fore- going rules, the person filing the affidavit may apply to the Judge for directions as to the mode in which the same shall be lodged or deposited, and the acknowledgment or certificate of the Clerk of the Peace that such moneys or stocks or securities have been paid or transferred, or that such order of the Judge has been complied with, shall be a sufficient discharge to such persons for the moneys, stocks, funds, or securities so paid, transferred, or deposited.

8. Immediately after the recording of the receipt or certificate of transfer, or giving a certificate of lodgment or deposit of security, the Clerk of the Peace or Registrar shall cause an entry to be made in the book called the "Equity Civil Bill Book," of the title of the particular trust, and the amount of money or stock paid or transferred or security lodged or deposited, and the names and addresses of the person or persons making such payment, transfer, lodgment, or deposit, and the name of every person stated in the affidavit to be or to claim to be interested in or entitled to such money or stock, and their addresses and descriptions as given in the affidavit; and the Clerk of the Peace or Registrar shall forthwith, by post, send to each of such last mentioned persons, to the address given in the affidavit, a notice of the said payment, transfer, or deposit, which notice may be according to the form in the schedule, with such variations as each particular case may require.

9. Any person interested in or entitled to funds in Court, or (if need be, but not otherwise) the trustee who desires the direction of the Court as to the investment, paying out, or distribution of the funds or income thereof, may file a petition, setting forth shortly the particular trust in which he applies, and the sub- stance of the order he seeks to obtain; and if the nature of the case require it, he shall give full particulars of his claim, and the relief or remedy which he seeks. The Court, in adjusting the costs of the proceedings, shall inquire, at the instance of any party, into any prolixity, and shall order the costs occasioned by such prolixity to be borne by the party chargeable with the same.

10. When the application shall relate to the capital of the funds in Court, the trustee and all persons interested in such funds must be served with the petition, unless the Court shall otherwise direct; and where the application relates to the income only of the trust fund, the trustee only shall be served with the petition, unless the Court shall otherwise direct.