...by default. At the trial before J^nflhe pJtAbbott CJ at the London Sittings after last Hilary ° f term, the following appeared to be the facts of the case : The two defendants, who were attornies, had been in a debt to A - > .^f. was informed partnership together...

...and sustained other special damage stated in the declaration. The defendant pleaded non assumpsit. At the trial before Lord Tenterden, CJ ,at the Middlesex sittings after last Michaelmas term, the case was this: — In the year IS 1 8, Yems granted a lease to Ellis of the premises...

...counts charging the defendant alone. Plea, non-assumpsit. At the trial, before Abbott CJ, at the London sittings after last term, the following appeared to be the facts of this case. On the 12th May, 1821, the plaintiff shipped on board the ship Ajax, which was then lying...

...collect in the county of Norfolk, to London. At the trial before country, deliAbbott CJ, at the London sittings after last term, the "* following appeared to be the facts of the case. The plaintiffs were silk warehousemen, residing in London, ner> to ^ f^rJ ••••• wardi'il to his...

...the expiration of the said term, upon which also issue was joined. At the trial before Alhntl C. J ., at the Middlesex sittings after last term, the following appeared to be the facts of the case. By lease and release of the 28th and 29th Oc~ tober 177*, G. Vaughan being seised in fee simple of...

...trial betore al'a™deni th Graham B. at the Spring assizes for the county of Essex nt!1nd which 1826, the following appeared to be the facts of the case : The plaintiff was a surgeon and apothecary residing at assistance. The jjf^/^ The defendants in 1824 were overseers...

...action of assnmpsit brought to recover the amount of a surgeon's bill. At the trial before Graham B. the following appeared to be the facts of the case: The plaintiff was a surgeon and apothecary residing at Д/. The defendants in 18^4 were overseers of the poor of...

...action of assurapsit brought to recover the amount of a surgeon's bill. At the trial before Graham B. the following appeared to be the facts of the case: The plaintiff was a surgeon and apothecary residing at M. The defendants in 1824- were overseers of the poor of the...

...held according to the regulations and conditions in the supposed indenture in that behalf contained. At the trial before Lord Tenterden CJ, at the Middlesex sittings after last term, it appeared that the plaintiffs were the trustees of a joint stock company, called the Cornwall and...

...At the had been memtrial before Lord Tenterdcn CJ at the Middlesex * sittings in Trinity term 1827, the following appeared to be the facts of the case. The plaintiff and the de- ">™9™<i, a. 1 and c. were fendants had been members of the London Carriers »ued °y cred'tori...