ARGUED AND DETERMINED

IN

The Court of Queen's Bench,

AND UPON

WRITS OF ERROR FROM THAT COURT TO THE

EXCHEQUER CHAMBER,

IN

HILARY, EASTER, AND TRINITY TERMS, 1843.

BY

CHARLES JAMES GALE, ESQ.

AND

HENRY DAVISON, ESQ.

OF THE INNER TEMPLE, BARRISTERS-AT-LAW.

VOL. II.

WITH

AN INDEX OF THE PRINCIPAL MATTERS.

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JUDGES

OF

THE COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH,

During the period comprised in this volume.

The Right Hon. THOMAS LORD DENMAN, C. J.

The Hon. Sir JOHN PATTESON, Knt.

The Hon. Sir JOHN WILLIAMS, Knt.

The Hon. Sir JOHN TAYLOR COLERIDGE, Knt.
The Hon. Sir WILLIAM WIGHTMAN, Knt.

ATTORNEY-GENERAL.

Sir FREDERICK POLLOCK, Knt.

SOLICITOR-GENERAL.

Sir WILLIAM WEBB FOLLETT, Knt.

MEMORANDA.

MR. Justice Bosanquet in Michaelmas Vacation last resigned his seat in the Court of Common Pleas.

In the following Hilary Term he was succeeded by Cresswell Cresswell, of the Inner Temple, Esquire, Queen's Counsel, who was made Serjeant at Law, and gave rings, with the motto Leges juraque," and was shortly after

wards knighted.

In the same vacation Francis Stack Murphy, of Lincoln's Inn, Esq. was made Serjeant at Law, and gave rings, with the motto "Incidere ludum."