...what they would have him believe. Gentlemen, I have now done with the obfervations on the evidence on the part of the plaintiff-, on the part of the defendant, I began with opening to you a cafe independant of any thing the plaintiff's, witnefies either had or...

...had been 011 board his- j fhip. And they did not agree on the price. Gentlemen r this is the evidence on the part of the plaintiff* On the part of the defendant you have heard a great many obfervations. With refpe£t to the effeft of the embargothe court only...

...counsel for the defend- allowed said evidence to be given, ant having offered, SfC. they insisted Counsel on the part of the plaintiff on the part of the defendant, that the cxcepted to the said assignment of several matters so given in evidence the court thereon,...

...been granted, and pointed out the clauses by which it was given ; and which right had been enjoyed by the plaintiff. On the part of the defendant it was objected that the deeds should be proved by the subscribing witnesses. " Lord Kenyon ruled it not to be necessary....

...deed m Alexander, proved and recorded, May 12, 1787, and also the Mi to Ludlow as appeared in evidence on the part of the plaintiff. On the part of the defendant, a deed was produced from Wentworth to Bean, dated 28th Dec. 1780, acknowledged and recorded won after....

...Portsmouth, and also was in business as a brewer, at Portsea. The usual formal proof having been given on the part of the plaintiff; on the part of the defendant, a person named Rogers was called, who stated that he was a creditor of the defendant ; that he attended...

...B. Rep. 291 ; sc 21 Law J. Rep. (NS) CP 38. (3) 12 Ad.&E. 597. and the rule was supported by Mr. Day on the part of the plaintiff. On the part of the defendant, reliance was placed on the general rule for requiring security for costs in the case of an insolvent,...

...Mackness was of XSS quality (extra super superfine), and was worth 5s. a sack more than that delivered to the plaintiff. On the part of the defendant, it was objected that the sold note represented the contract, and that parol evidence was not admissible to shew that the...

...whether or no inferior samples had not been substituted, and the jury found that question in favour of the plaintiff. On the part of the defendant it was objected, that there was no sufficient memorandum in writing to satisfy the Statute of Frauds, the entry in the defendant's...

...Joint-Stock Banking Company, " 33, Gracechurch Street, London." The note was indorsed by Francis to the plaintiff. On the part of the defendant, it was objected that the instrument produced was improperly declared on as a promissory note, it being in fact a bill of...