...as at common law, that doubt is removed by 54 Geo. 3, c. 70, s. 9, to which, in Rhodes v. Ainsworth, the attention of the Court does not appear to have been called; but in Meredith v. Gilpin (6), rated inhabitants were held to be qualified by this statute to be witnesses...

...possession should be held to have that right. The cases cited were exceptional. In Grove v. Bastard the attention of the Court does not appear to have been called to this point at all ; and in that case proceedings had been taken by the heir. By the statements in the bill...

...passed, might disclose other creditors who might oppose this application. In Ex parte Norcutt (a), the attention of the Court does not appear to have been called to the fact of the adjournment sine die : an objection was taken at the bankrupt office, that the bankrupt...

...4, c. 42, the Court has no power to award them. With respect to the former decision upon this case, the attention of the Court does not appear to have been called to this point on the former discussion. There are two reports of the case, the one in Nevile and Manning (6),...

...4, c. 42, the Court has no power to award them. With respect to the former decision upon this case, the attention of the Court does not appear to have been called to this point on the former discussion. There are two reports of the case, the one in Nevile and Manning (/>),...

...the observations which have been already made, — that they were cases relating to costs, and that the attention of the court does not appear to have been called to the undoubted common law authority of the court to admit parties to sue in forma pauperis. The authority...

...Mr. Serjeant Keatinge and Mr. Gayer for the Plaintiffs. Argument. When this cause was formerly heard, the attention of the Court does not appear to have been called to the fact, that the principal sum is settled, after the death of the husband, to the sole and separate...

...judgment by confession after the lapse of more than a year, for the want of a sufficient statement. The attention of the court does not appear to have been called to these decisions. Conklin v. Dutcher. It is to be remarked that the execution contains all the requisites...

...therefore admit it as a conversation. The prisoner was found guilty of manslaughter. Mr. Phillipps observes, that " this case seems of doubtful authority...shutting out any inference to be drawn from his silence. Phillipps on Evidence, (8th ed.) 423. SECTION XI. Where a confession is not admissible, from the circumstances...

...weight of the evidence), the variance even in that case might not have been deemed immaterial. Indeed the attention of the Court does not appear to have been called to any such question, and as a new trial was to be ordered it was of no materiality. What is said in that...