...; it was in fact an agreement by the defendant to buy half the goods. Cur. adv. vult. ABBOTT CJ now delivered the judgment of the Court. In this case we are of opinion that the letter of the 3d September 1818, from Laing and Co. to the plaintiffs, required to be stamped, as an...

...question. Cur. adv. vult. The judgment of the Court (4) was now delivered by — LORD CAMPBELL, CJ — In this case we are of opinion that the Manchester...relief of the poor. We do not think that the society by whoru it is occupied can be considered 'established exclusively for the purposes of science, literature,...

...referred to Reg. v.Verrier(h), recently tried before his lordship.] Cur. adv. vult. Lord DENMAN CJ now delivered the judgment of the Court. — In this case we are of opinion that the order for confining the verdict to the first count was wrong, inasmuch a* evidence was given at the...

...The learned serjeant referred to Mount v. Larkins. (U) Cur. adv. vult. TINDAL CJ on the following day delivered the judgment of the court. In this case we are of opinion that a rule for entering a nonsuit, or a verdict for the defendant on the first issue, ought not to be granted....

...order of sessions; and Crompton and Cleasby contriL Cur. adv. vult. January wth. Lord CAMPBELL, CJ, now delivered the judgment of the Court. — In this case..." exclusively for purposes of science, literature, or the fine arts." We do not doubt that music is one of the fine arts ; but it appears to us that the...

...(o) ; Armani v. Castrique (p)', Doe v. Wdlsman (q); Banks v. Newton (r). (7«r. PARKE, B., afterwards delivered the judgment of the Court (*). In this case we are of opinion that the rule ought to he discharged. It was an action of trover by the assignees of William Broadbent against...

...Railway Company (b), Rex v. Severn and Wye Railway Company (c). Cur. adv. vult Lord CAMPBELL, CJ, now delivered the judgment of the Court. — In this case we are of opinion that the defendants are entitled to our judgment. The objection, that the powers of the Company for the compulsory...

...conviction was right. " W. ERLE." This case was not argued by counsel on either side. POLLOCK, CB, delivered the judgment of the Court.— In this case, we are of opinion the conviction was right; because the man not having committed a felony known to the prisoner at the...

...instructed, it was afterwards considered by the above-named judges. Cur. adv. vult. POLLOCK, CB now delivered the judgment of the court. In this case we are of opinion that the conviction is wrong, and that the indictment for stealing this money cannot be supported. There can...

...securities for money. Cur. adv. vult. COLERIDGE J., on a subsequent day in this Vacation (February 8), delivered the judgment of the Court. In this case we are of opinion that the rule must be made absolute. In the argument before us, several questions were raised, which in the...