...in 1680, and the latest of those admitted in evidence was dated 1702 or 1703. A lease dated in 1730 was rejected. No evidence of enjoyment under these...the lord of the manor did in fact demise the ground. . . . His lordship added, that it was impossible to give evidence of enjoyment under such old leases....

...later case, Wells v. Abrahams (li), the plaintiff having recovered in trover against the defendant, a new trial was moved for on the ground that the evidence tended to prove against the latter a theft of the chattel in question in the action, and that a prosecution...

...admitted these should be considered, although they were very difficult to estimate. The jury having found for the plaintiff, a new trial was moved for, on the ground, first, that the damages, if calculated on pecuniary loss alone, were excessive, and that the jury had...

...public to suppose that the articles were not manufactured by them, but by the plaintiff," and the jury found a verdict for the plaintiff. A new trial was moved for on the ground that the evidence did not support the declaration, since the purchasers from the defendants knew whose manufacture the...

...plaintiff claimed, was not proved to be related to CD, who was the granting party in the conveyance of the plaintiff.' A new trial was moved for, on the ground that the court had rejected a paper offered in evidence by the plaintiff. "It was a pedigree drawn out by Bridget...

...certificates when offered as evidence of an absolute title in defendants to said land, a verdict was found for the plaintiff. A new trial was moved for on the ground that said evidence was erroneously excluded, and that the verdict was against the law and the evidence,...

...the injury, for which the action lay." A verdict having been found for the plaintiff on this ruling, a new trial was moved for, on the ground that "the evidence of exclusive enjoyment by the defendants and those from whom they claimed, to as much of the water as...

...plaintiff claimed, was not proved to be related to C D, who was the granting party in the conveyance to the plaintiff." A new trial was moved for, on the ground that the court had rejected a paper offered in evidence by the plaintiff. "It was a pedigree drawn out by Bridget...

...section sixteen, township nine, range five east, in Pontotoc county. At the March term, 1847, the jury found a verdict for the plaintiff; a new trial was moved for and refused; and exceptions sealed. From these it appears that after the jury were impanelled, the...

...plaintiff claimed, was not proved to be related to С D, who was the granting party in the conveyance to the plaintiff." A new trial was moved for, on the ground that the court had rejected a paper offered in evidence by the plaintiff. 189*]*"It was a pedigree drawn out...