...the principal inconvenience intended to be remedied by the acts. * Cur. adv. wit. Tl?rETTl ABBOTT CJ now delivered the judgment of the Court. We are of opinion that the acts of parliament have not destroyed the prescription, or the right of the public to the towing-path...

...and Hodgson v. Browne (e), were cited. Cm: adv.vult. 1821. HicHAKfiio* ognMM C»Hr«FLI. ABBOTT CJ now delivered the judgment of the Court. We are of opinion that this action may be maintained. The question is, whether at the time when the defendants took possession...

...therefore the plaintiff is entitled to maintain this action. Cur. adv. vult. Lord Chief Justice BEST now delivered the judgment of the Court.— We are of opinion that the defendants in this case had no right to retain the sum which they had improperly received from the...

...therefore the plaintiff is entitled to maintain this action. Cur. adv. vult. Lord Chief Justice BEST now delivered the judgment of the Court. — We are of opinion that the defendants in this case had no right to retain the sum which they had improperly received from the...

...he voluntarily parted with. No counsel appeared for the prosecution. Cur. adv. vult. COLERIDGE, J. now delivered the judgment of the Court. — We are of opinion that the prisoner in this case was rightly convicted of felony. Thomas Jones, the owner of a watch, had placed...

...with reference to the object contemplated in it. Cur. adv. vult. Lord TENTERDEN CJ in the present term delivered the judgment of the Court. We are of opinion that the witnesses were properly rejected. It is quite clear that, at common law, the inhabitants of this parish...

...would make the land contrihutory to the relief of the poor as soon as it should hecome productive. Cur. adv. vult. LoRD DENMAN, CJ now delivered the judgment of the Court. — This was an appeal hy the Bristol Dock Company, against a rate for the relief of the poor...

...after the forfeiture. /. Brnmi (J. Jlnsc with him) for tho respondents, was not called upon. KELLY, CB, delivered the judgment of the Court. We are of opinion that the judgment of the Court of Queen's Bench should bo affirmed. This was an action ot ejectment on a forfeiture,...

...distance, he might be indicted for a breach of the act of parliament.] Cur. adv. vull. Lord Lyndhursi, CB, now delivered the judgment of the court: — We are of opinion that the rule in this case for a new trial should be discharged. One point was, whether the case fell within...

...distance, he might be indicted for a breach of the act of Parliament.] Cur. adv. vulf. Lord LYNDHURST, CB, now delivered the judgment of the Court:— We are of opinion, that the rule in this case for a new trial should be discharged. One point was, whether the case fell within...