...the anchor, were new and useful, and the jury found a verdict in the affirmative for the plaintiff. A rule nisi was obtained for a new trial, on the ground, first, that there was not sufficient novelty in either of these inventions, to make them the proper...

...negligentia, which could alone render him liable in this action. The learned judge reserved both points, and left the case to the jury, who found a verdict for the plaintiff. In Michaelmas term last, a rule having been obtained for entering a nonsuit, E. Alderson...

...became payable, and then only to the payers. There was no notice at all to the public. His Lordship left the case to the Jury, who found a Verdict for the defendants. Wilde, Serjt. and SM Phillipps, for the plaintiff. Toddy, Serjt. and Comyn, for the defendants....

...any person in possession, not amounting to a seizure. The learned Judge overruled the objection, and left the case to the jury, who found a verdict for the plaintiff, damages 40/. In Easter term a rule nisi for a new trial was obtained on the ground, first,...

...board the defendant's ship, and ¡n which a verdict had been givctí apprentice for (he plaintiff; a rule nisi was obtained for a new trial, on the ground that the ',' .' '•"•"•" evidence of notice on which the plaintilf'liad recovered was insufficient,...

...action. The jury found a verdict for the amount of the freight of all the goods. In the following term, a rule nisi was obtained for a new trial, on the ground of misdirection upon the above two points. Against which rule — Mr. Campbell, Mr. F. Pollock, and...

...then shortly adverted to the point with respect to the " usual places adjacent" to Morant Bay, and left the case to the Jury, who found a — Verdict for the defendant. Taddy, Serjt., and Hutchinson, for the plaintiff. Wilde, Serjt., and JR. V. Richards, for the defendant....

...containing the words in the declaration. No malice was imputed. The learned judge nonsuited the plaintiff, and a rule nisi was obtained for a new trial on the ground that he had misdirected the jury in ruling that the libel was privileged, and in omitting to ask the...

...defendant claimed a verdict, on the ground, that the communication was privileged. The learned Judge left the case to the jury, who found a verdict for the plaintiff. On a former day, — Sir WW Follelt moved for a new trial, alleging, that the learned Judge...

...at the time he did not know of the change. His Lordship, after further commenting upon the evidence, left the case to the Jury, who found a Verdict for the plaintiff. , Serjt., and jR. V. Richards, for the plaintiff. Spankie, Serjt., and JH Lloyd, for the...