...and leaves no doubt upon the question. The Court took time to consider of the case, and ABBOTT, CJ now delivered the judgment of the Court : — . The question in this case arises upon the local and personal act of the 52 Geo. 3, which passed for the inclosure of the forest...

...occurred upon the voyage, it must be adjusted at that againit place. WHITS. _ Cur, ad. vult. ABBOTT CJ now delivered the judgment of the Court. The question in this case is, whether the plaintiffs, the proprietors of certain goods carried on board the defendant's ship...

...given to the words of the statute, unless the order of sessions is quashed. Cur. adv. rw//. BAYLEY J. delivered the judgment of the Court. The question in this case was, whether certain corn rents payable under an inclosure act, in lieu of tithes and moduscs, in the township of...

...to stand : if not, the rates to be amended by strikingout his assessment. — LORD ELLENBOROUGH CJ now delivered the judgment of the Court. The question in this case is, Whether the appellant is to be considered as an occupier of the premises for which he has been...

...to stand : if not, the rates to be amended by striking out his assessment. — LORD ELLENBOROUGH CJ now delivered the judgment of the Court. The question in this case is, Whether the appellant is to be considered as an occupier of the premises for which he has been...

...the duties, he was held to have gained no settlement. Cur. adv. wit. (•) 4-B.4f.rf. 619. BAYLEY J. delivered the judgment of the Court. The question in this case was, Whether the pauper obtained a settlement in the tything of West Holme by serving the office of ty thing-man for...

...indenture, or that any deduction had or had not been made from his wages. Bayley, J., on a subsequent day delivered the judgment of the Court. The question in this case was, whether the hiring was conditional or exceptive. Many cases of this description are to be found in the books, 358...

...prevented from giving the evidence which he proposed to give, and the nonsuit was wrong. Cur. adv. rult. LORD DENMAN, CJ, now delivered the judgment of the Court. — The question, in this case, is, whether there is such a reference to the statute of 9 Geo. 4. c. 14. as to render a note in writing...

...upon this subject; but we will look into them, and consider of this case. Car. adv. vult. BAYLEY, J. now delivered the judgment of the Court. — The question in this case was, whether the contract in respect of which the settlement was claimed was a contract of hiring and service, or a...

...entitled ROOIRS to no more weight than the testimony on which it was Cur. adv. vult. Lord TENTERDEN CJ now delivered the judgment of the Court. The question in this case was, whether two documents which had been received in evidence on the trial ought to have been admitted. The question...