SHAW AND ANOTHER v. NEWELL, ADMINISTRATOR

In case of an appeal from the decree of a court of probate, allowing the report of commissioners on an insolvent estate, notice of the appeal must be given to the creditors adversely interested, and notice to the administrator alone is insufficient. The decision in Sheldon, Adm'r, v. the Court of Probate of Johnston, 5 R.I., 436, reaffirmed.

THE COURT, after having held the case for advisement, decided, under the precedent of Sheldon, Adm'r, v. the Court of Probate of Johnston, that the notice was insufficient, and dismissed the appeal, but without costs.

Appeal dismissed.