...defendant's counsel went to the jury, and they, disbelieving it, found a verdict for the defendant. A rule for a new trial having been obtained, on the ground, that the plaintiff in point of law was entitled to recover, the memorandum being a mere revocable authority...

...warranty had not been complied with ; but Lord MANSFIELD was of a different opinion, and the jury found a verdict for the plaintiff. A rule for a new trial having been moved for, The Solicitor-General and Wallace, in support of the rule, contended, that the warranty...

...reserved the yard in question. The jury found that he had not, and gave a verdict for the defendants. A rule for a new trial having been obtained on the ground of misdirection, Hill and Humfrey showed cause. The manner in which the locus in quo was used by the plaintiff's tenants,...

...defendants. The jury found accordingly for the defendants. In the following term, Easter, a rule nisi for a new trial having been obtained on the ground of misdirection, and for a judgment on the third plea non obstante veredicto, Platt and Kelly shewed cause in this term...

...inadmissible for want of a stamp, and the learned judge being of that opinion, refused to receive it, a rule for a new trial having been obtained on the ground of its rejection. Jacobs showed cause. — Theonly point in this case is, whether this agreement required...

...mentioned in the plaintiff's letter of the x'L'iul of April. The jury found that it was, and returned a verdict for the plaintiff. A rule for a new trial having been obtained, on the ground that it did not appear there had been any express undertaking on the part of the defendants to give...

...accepting the bill with the indorsement on it, gave the defendants authority to pay itt Л rule nisi for a new trial having been obtained on the ground of misdirection, Sir J. Jervis (Attorney-General}, S/tee, Serjeant, and Barstow, showed cause, and said, — The only...

...Judge refused to receive this evidence, on the ground that the plea put in issue the dismissal only. A rule for a new trial having been obtained on the ground of misdirection, Putt and M. Smith shewed cause, and cited Frankum v. The Earl of Falmouth (a); Powet t v. Bradbury...

...evidence, being of opinion that the only question raised by the plea was the mere fact of dismissal. A rule for a new trial having been obtained, on the ground of misdirection, in last Hilary Vacation (Feb. 13), Butt shewed cause. — The direction of the learned Judge was correct....

...course, and directed a verdict for the plaintiff on the issues joined on both pleas. A conditional order for a new trial having been obtained, on the ground of misdirection — O'Callaghan (with whom was Coates) showed cause. The plaintiffs are entitled either to the entire...