139, 15 N. W. 332. In the practice of the English privy council in ecclesiastical appeals, “process” means an official copy of the whole proceedings and proofs of the court below, which is transmitted to the registry of the court of appeal by the registrar of the court below in obedlence to an order or requisition requiring him so to do, called a “monition for process,” issued by the court of appeal. Macph. Jud.