...pleaded not guilty, not possessed, and several other special pleas, which it is not necessary to state. At the trial before Lord Abinger, CB, at the London sittings after Hilary term, it appeared that on the 7th of November, 1842, a separate fiat in bankruptcy issued against Marshall....

...the assignment to Cookney ; upon which issue was joined. Replication to the fifth plea, de injurid. At the trial before Lord Abinger CB at the London sittings after last Michaelmas term, it appeared that Moore the younger had carried on the business of a vinegar manufacturer...

...in the Cata Branka Brazilian Mining Company, which the defendant had purchased from the plaintiff. At the trial before Lord Abinger, CB, at the London Sittings after Michaelmas Term, the plaintiff gave in evidence the followquire whether the defendant was desirous...

...of the agreement. . of Pleat, hands of the defendant, in manner and form. &c. : on 1838. .... . . . which issues were joined. At the trial before Lord Abinger, CB, at the Middlesex sittings after Trinity Term, 1837, the following appeared to be the facts. Jane Carter, the...

...A SSUMPSIT for money had and received to the use of the plaintiffs as I£a°co..1oankert assignees. At the trial before Lord Abinger, CB, at the London sittings after last Trinity Term, it appeared that Lee and Company, the bankruPts, carried on the business of bankers...

...said condition, &c. The rejoinder traversed the allegations in the replication, whereupon issue was joined. At the trial, before Lord Abinger, CB, at the London Sittings after last Hilary Term, it was proved that after Byrne had left the employment of the plaintiff, in August,...

...possession thereof, and ejected, espelled, and removed the plaintiff, &c. &c. Pleas, first, non assumpsit ; secondly, that the plaintiff did not become nor was...for a future lease, and therefore that the second pica, denying that the plaintiff was tenant to the defendant, was proved, and that the defendant was...

...fifty proof impressions, as in the said first count in that behalf alleged. — On these several pleaa issues were joined. At the trial before Lord Abinger, CB, at the Middlesex Sittings after last Trinity Term, the jury found a verdict for the defendant on the first...

...count, in the same terms as the first and second special pleas to the first count. On all these pleas issues were joined. At the trial, before Lord Abinger, CB, at the London Sittings after Hilary Term, the following facts wereproved. Exch. ofPleat, The three crates of pork mentioned in the first count...

...on the arrival of a vessel called the " Woodhouse " at the port of Hull, on the 10th of June, 1841. At the trial before Lord Abinger, CB, at the London Sittings after Hilary Term, 1843, the following facts appeared: — On the 8th of May, 1840, the plaintiff, a merchant at Leeds,...