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A CONCORDANCE
^Mc
OP
WORDS AND
CONSTRUED IN THE
JUDICIAL REPORTS,
AND OF
LEGAL DEFINITIONS CONTAINED THEREIN.
By JOHN D. LAWSON,
Author »f "Usages and Custems,"^**£iading Casts Simflifitd,"
" Contracts of Carriers," Eto.
ST. LOUIS:
F. H. THOMAS & COMPANY.
1883.
Entered aooordlng to Act of Oongrees, in the year 188S, by
JOHN D. LAWSON,
In the Office of the Librarian of Oongreea, at Waabington.
8t, Louis:
Press qf Nixonn' Jones PrinHnff Cbu
PREFACE.
This volume is an attempt to collect the adjudged cases m the
reports of the United States (State and Federal), Great Britain,
and the Colonies, in which Words and Phrases have been construed
and Definitions of Legal Terms have been made or approved. Every-
one who has examined the subject must have noticed how rare a
thing it is to find a volume of legal reports whose Index contains
such a title as " Words and Phrases " or '* Definitions." Except in
some score of the earlier volumes of the English Common Law
Reports and the current reports of the English Incorporated
Law Society, the reporters have, with a surprising unanimity, com-
pletely neglected these important topics. It is even woi'se in the
American Ilepoi*ts. Our reporters, down to within a very late
period, apparently never thought of the expediency of incorporating
such a title into their books, and until the last ten years, it was
impossible to find a volume of American decisions in which a sepa-
rate place was given to these important subjects. The digesters
have followed the repoi^ters in this omission, and the result is that
with the exception of the current reports of Massachusetts, New
York, and a few other States, there is no key to the multitude of
decisions in which Words and Phrases have been construed by the
coui-ts of this country.
In the legal dictionaries some slight attention has been incidentally
paid to these topics. But the legal dictionaries are restricted to the
definitions of legal terms ; and even where their authors have at-
tempted to include Common Words which have been interpreted by
( iii )
iv PREFACE.
courts, they have not gone veiy far in this direction. As a stnkiiig-
proof of this, I would point out that this Concordance cites no fewer
than 30,205 cases (25,255 in the body of the work, and 4,950 in
the Appendix), and that of these, at least 20,000 had never been
brought together before in any work, their existence been ascer-
tained by me only througli a page by page examination of several
thousand volumes of legal reports.
In adopting the form of a Concordance instead of that of a Dic-
tionary, I have had two reasons. In the first place, had I attempted
to give even the briefest reference to the construction of the word
as given m each case cited, this book would have grown to four, or
even five volumes,^ and could not have beeif published except at
a greatly enhanced cost to the purchaser. Secondly, so short a
digest of a case would not be satisfactory. The lawyer finding
that there is a case construing a word whose interpretation he de-
sires to obtain, will not be satisfied with a bare statement of the
construction. For example, the question is, whether on a proper
construction of a contract to pay the ' ' crew ! ' of a vessel a cei-tain
amount of money, the officers of the boat are to be included. In
my Concordance, turning to the title — Crew — he will find the
cases in which this word has been judicially construed. If in the
attempt to give a digest of each case I had extended this work to
four or five volumes, he would have learned, in addition to this, that
' ' Under a United States Statute punishing a revolt by a ' crew ' of
a vessel, the officers are included." But this information would be
hardly more satisfactory than the first. He would want the oiiginal
report of the case, in order to find the reasons given by the Court
for this construction, the arguments of the opposing counsel on the
question, the connection of the words in the statute, etc.
Therefore, whether using the Concordance on my plan or on
a more extended plan, he would not rest until he had read the
case in which this interpretation had been given to the word. My
1 A little reflection will show the truth of this statement. To simply cite the
ease requires not much less on an average than one line ; while to give any idea of
the point decided in each case would require not less, and generally more than four
lines.
PREFACE.
work gives the lawyer the adjudged cases m which AV^ords and
Phrases have been construed, and this plan, in a day when the ob-
ject of digesters and text-book writers is in the main to refer the
searcher to precedents, will, I think, best accomplish this object.
I make no claim to have discovered all the cases, nor do I im-
agine that my book is complete. A work of this I'ind is nevf^r Jin-
ished. It has been in press nearly a year, and during that time I
have discovered nearly 5,000 cases, — some of them published since the
manuscript went to the i)rinter, some of them old cases which I have
since come across for the first time, — which cases I have fortunately
been able to add in the Appendix. (Part III.) All I ask of the
profession, is a recognition of the labor of several years which has re-
sulted in bringing together in one volume over 30,000 decisions on
this subject, most of which, on account of not bemg separately col-
lected in either the index to the reports or in the digests, were almost
. as inaccessible to the profession as though they had never been de-
cided, and were hardly to be discovered, except by accident. This
I do claim for my book ; no more, no less ; and on this I rest my
hopes to have in some considerable degree lessened the labors of the
noble profession of which I am proud to be a humble member.
J. D. L.
St. Louis, March, 1883.
PAET I
WORDS, PHRASES, AND DEFINITIONS
(vii)
WORDS. PHRASES AND DEFINITIONS.
— bill of exohange. Thompson v, Wesleyan News Asso., 8 C.
B. 849.
— debtor. In statute. European R. Co. v. Westall, 6 R & S. 974.
— new lease. Iggulden v. May, 7 East, 237.
— promiflsory note. Thompson v, Wesleyan News Asso., 8 C.
B. 849.
renewed oontraot. In deed. Solvency Guaranty Co. v. Froane^
7 H. A N. 12.
profit prendre. Manning v, Wardale, 5 Ad. & Ell. 764 ; Waters
V. Lilley, 4 Pick. 145.
ante. Allen v, McKeen, i Sumn. 308.
anteoedentL Pattison t/. Robinson, 5 M. & S. 1 10.
extra. Lint v, Holland, 14 Mass. 151.
initio. In statute. Sackrider v, McDonald, 10 Johns. 253.
In statute, Doyle v. Doyle, 26 Mo. 545 ; State v, Davis, 70 Mo. 467.
and expose. In statute. Queen v. Falkingham, L. R., i C. C.
222.
Alexander v. Baltimore Ins. Co., 4 Cranch, 370 ; Holden v. Joy,
17 Wall. 211; Jumel v. Marine Ins. Co., 7 Johns. 412; Bradlie v.
Maryland Ins. Co., 12 Peters, 378; Kinsey z^. Kinsey, 37 Ala. 393;
Richardson v. McNuIty, 24 Cal. 339 ; St. John v. Kidd, 26 Cal. 263 ;
Judson V. Malloy, 40 Cal. 299 ; Smith z'. Cushing, 41 Cal. 97 ; McLeran
V. Benton, 43 Cal. 469 ; Marquart v. Bradford, 43 Cal. 526 ; Stevens
V. Town of Norfolk, 42 Conn. 383 ; Moore v. Stevenson, 27 Conn.
14; Leveripg v. Levering, 16 Md. 213; Washburn v. Washburn, 9
Cal. 475.
In statute. Childs v. Childs, 49 Md. 509.
of offloe. State v. Seay, 64 Mo. 89.
ABBBSVIATIONS. Hunt v. Smith, 9 Kas. 153 ; Frowd v. Stillard, 4 C. & P. 51.
In statute. Fulenwider v. Fulenwider, 53 Mo. 440.
ABI>nOT. Carpenter v. People, 8 Barb. 603 ; People v. Parshall, 6 Parker C. C
129 ; Com. V. Cook. 12 Mete. 93 ; State v. Ruhl, 8 Iowa, 447.
ABET. U. S. V. Gooding, 12 Wheat. 460 ; People 2/. Woodward, 45 Cal. 293,
In statute. Raiford v. State, 59 Ala. 106.
Connaughty v. State, i Wis. 159; Green v. State, 13 Mo. 382.
Lyle V. Richards, 9 S. & R. 367.
ABIDE, In statute. Hodge v. Hodgdon, 8 Cush. 297.
by. In bond. Shaw v. Hatch, 6 N. H. 162.
decision. Hodges t'. Pingree, 108 Mass. 585.
the award. In contract. Marshall v. Reed, 48 N. H. 36.
ABILITY.
ABSENTED.
ABTTiTTY,
ABLE.
ABODB.
ABOBTION.
ABOUT.
In statute. Lynde v. Barnard, i M. & W. loi.
hftTing the to provide the Mme. In simiuie. Washbam «.
Waahburn, 9 Cal. 475.
In statuU. Hampden v, Newburgh, (q Me. 370.
place of . In statutt. Reg. v. Deighton. 5 Q. B. S97; Queen v.
Hammond, 17 Q. B. 772.
Qsaal plaoe of . In statute, Earle v. McVeigh, i Otto, 503;
Dunns' Appeal, 35 Conn. 83 ; Ser v, Bobst, 8 Mo. 506.
Com. V. Bangs, 9 Mass. 387 ; Com. v, Jackson, 15 Gray, 187 ; Mills v.
Com., 13 Pa. 8t 631 ; Com. v, Parker, 9 Mete. 263 ; Smith v. State,
33 Me. 48 ; State t/. Cooper, 2 Zab. 53 ; Mitchell v. Com., 78 Ky.
204; Abrams v. Foshee, 3 Clarke (la.), 274; Hatfield v. Gano,
15 Iowa, 177 ; Evans v. People, 49 N. Y. 388 ; Crichton v. People, 6
Parker C. C. 363.
In contract. Cross v. Eglin, 2 B. & Ad. 106 ; Moore v. Campbell, fo
Ex. 323 ; Bradley v. U. S., 6 Otto, 170.
In deed. Shipp v. Miller, 2 Wheat. 316; Johnson t/. Pannel. 2 Wheat
206; Sanders z'. Morrison, 2 T. B. Mon. 109(15 Am. Dec 140);
Cutts V. King, 5 Me. 482 ; Bodley v. Taylor, 5 Cranch, 191.
In will. Wheeler v, Randall, 6 Mete. 532.
seven aoree. In deed. Goodyear v. Shanahan, 43 Conn. 205.
to sail with cargo. In charter-party. Von Lingen v. David-
son, 4 Fed. Rep. 346 ; i id. 178.
adlaim of $160. In contract. Turner v. Whidden, 22 Me. 121 .
on or . In contract. Hawes v, Lawrence, 4 N. Y. 345.
in manner mentioned. In statute. Queen v. Humphrey, 10
Ad. & Ell. 33S.
AT^'ttrnftlH icni'i-. Story z^. Holcombe,4 McLean, 306; Folsom v. Marsh, 2 Story, 107.
ABSCOND.
In statute. Bennett v. Avant, 2 Sneed, 152; Ives v. Curtiss, 2 Root,
133; Fitch V. Waite, 5 Conn. 117 ; House z/. Hamilton, 43 111. 185;
Field V. Adreon, 7 Md. 209 ; Ware v, Todd, i Ala. 199 ; Boardman v.
Bickford, 2 Aik. (Vt.) 345 ; Myers v. Farrell, 47 Miss. 281 ; Ross
V. Clark, 32 Mo. 296 ; Hoggett «. Emerson, 8 Kas. 262 ; Re Proctor,
27 Vt. 118.
In statute. Lynde v. County, 16 Wall. 6 ; Queen v. Perkin, 7 Q. B.
165 ; Ingraham v. Bowie, 33 Miss. 20 ; Phillips v, Phillips. L. R., i
P. & D. 169 ; James v. Townshend, 104 Mass. 371.
from the State. Milton v. Babson, 6 Allen, 324 ; Hallett v. Bas-
sett, 100 Mass. 170.
without leave. Hanson v. South Scituate, 1 1 5 Mass. 336.
In statute, Bingham v. Cabbot, 3 Dall. 19 ; Wash v. Heard,,27 Miss. 400.
debtor. In statute. Den v. Wharton, i Yerg. 124; Redfern v.
Rumney, i Cranch, C. C. 300 ; Cochran v. Fitch, i Sandf. Ch. 142.
defendants. In statutt. Curd v. Lecther, 3 J. J. Marsh. 445 ;
ABSENTED.
James v. Townshend, 104 Mass. 369.
— from duty with leave. In statute. U. S. v. Williamson, 23
Wall. 411.
— from the State. In Constitution. State z^. Graham, 26 La. Ann. 568.
— on public business. Gregg v. Matlock, 31 Ind. 373.
— himself. In statute, Chariton Co. v, Moberly, 59 Mo. 339 ; Re
Davison, 4 Fed. Rep. 507.
ABSENTEE.
ACCIDENT.
ABSOLUTE.
Emmerling v. Cucullu, i8 La. Ann. 695.
Greenawmlt t/. Greenawalt, 71 Pa. St. 483.
Ih insurance policy. Hough v. City Fire Ins. Co., 29 Conn. 10.
inheritable title. In deed. Lincoln v, Lincoln, 107 Mass. 590.
interest. In insurance policy. Hough v. City Fire Ins. Co., 29
Conn. 10.
— ownenhip. In statute. Converse v. Kellogg, 7 Barb. 590.
purohase. Ridout v. Harris, 17 U. C. C. P. 88.
ABSOLUTELY. In statute. Sayer v. Du&ur. 1 1 Q. E 335.
entitled. In statute. Re Hobson, 7 Ch. Div. 709.
incompatible. State v. Rover, 13 Nev. 17.
due and not on any oontingenoy. In statute. Ware v. Gowen,
65 Me. 534.
vest • In will. Johnson v^ Johnson, 32 Ala. 637.
Dickinson v. R. Co., 7 W. Va. 390.
In certificate. Wilhite v. Barr, &; Mo. 284.
of title. Banker v. Caldwell 3 Minn. 94.
In indictment. Re Thompson, 6 Hurl, k N. 204.
In statute. Dawkins v. State, 58 Ala. 377.
and misuse. In statute. Baltimore v. Pittsbuigh, etc., R. Co.,
3 Pittsb. 2a
such female in the attempt to have carnal knowledge of
ABUSB.
ABUT.
ABU'ITJLNG.
AOOSFTAirOS.
AOCEFTED.
AOCESSIOir.
AOdDEHT.
her. In statute. Dawkins v. State, 58 Ala. 376 (29 Am. Rep. 754).
Winckworth v. Mayo, Cro. Jac. 184.
In statute. Wakefield Bd. v. Lee, i Ex. Div. 336 ; Wakefield Bd. v.
Mander, 5 C. P. Div. 248 ; Holt v. City Council, 127 Mass. 408.
In statute. Snow v. Warner, 10 Mete. 132; Howe v. Palmer, 3 B. &
Aid. 325.
and receive. In statute. Rodgers v. Phillips, 40 N. Y. 519.
Green v. Town of Canaan, 29 Conn. 157; State v. Dawson, 22 Ind.
272 ; First Nat. Bk. v. Whitman, 94 U. S. 343 ; Reg. v. Cooke, 8 C.
& P. 582 ; Reg. V. Rogers, 8 C. & P. 629 ; State v. Morton, 27 Vt.
310.
in aatiafbotion. Hardman v. Bellhouse, 9 M. & W. 596.
waived. In note. Carson v. Russell, 26 Tex. 452.
actual . Valle v. Cerre, 36 Mo. 575.
day of • In note. Sutton v. Toomer, 7 B. & C. 418.
In bill. Hatch t/. Antrim, 51 III. 106.
the office. In affidavit. Queen v. Slatter, 1 1 Ad. & Ell . 506.
place to which the public have . In statute. Hirst v. Moles-
bury, L. R., 6 Q. B. 130.
Lampton v. Preston, i J. J. Marsh. 454 (19 Am. Dec. 104).
Harrel v. State, 39 Miss. 702 ; Gipps v. Gipps. 1 1 H. L. Cas. i ; U. S.
V. Wilson, Bald. 78 ; U. S. v. Libby, i Woodb. & M. 221.
In indictment, Holloway v. Queen, 17 Q. B. 317.
Chase v. Barrett, 4 Paige, 148 ; Jones v. Woodhull, i Root, 298 ; Brown
V. Elliott, 17 N. J. (Eq.) 353; Earl of Bath v. Sherwin, 10 Mod. 1 ;
Crutchfield v. Richmond, etc., Co., 76 N. C. 320.
In insurance policy. Schneider v. Provident Ins. Co., 24 Wis. 28 ;
ACCIDENT. 4 ACCOUNT.
A00n)£NT. — Continued.
Mallory v. Travelers' Ins. Co., 47 N. Y. 5^ (7 Am. Rep. 410) ; North
American Ins. Co. v. Burroughs, 69 Pa. St. 43 (8 Am. Rep. 212).
InpUa. Lord Churchill v. Hunt, 2 R & Aid. 6S9.
In statute, Langdon v, Bowen, 46 Vt. 512 ; Burbeck v. Little, 50 Tt
713 ; Bobierv. Clay, 27 U. C. Q. B. 438 ; ex parte North, 49 Ala. 385.
beyond his oontroL In contract. Fenwick v, Schmalz, L. R.,
3C. P. 313.
' in a fbotory. In statute. Lakeman v. Stephenson, 9 B. & S. 57.
of naTigation. In bill of lading, Clark v. Barnwell, 12 How. 272.
or mistake. In statute, Lorings v. Marsh, 6 Wall. 337.
of the sea. In bill of lading, Bazin v. Steamship Co., 3 Wall.
Jr., 229.
inevitable . The Morning Light, 2 Wall. 550 ; Brown v, Kendall,
6 Cush. 292 .
iojnry oaused by any . In insurance policy, Mallory v. Trav-
elers' Ins. Co., 47 N. Y. 52.
ACXHBENTAL. delays. In biU of lading, Lawrence t'. New York, etc., R. Co., 36
Conn. 63.
violent and means. In insurance policy. Southard v. Railway
Pass. Ins. Co., 34 Conn. 574.
AOCJLDlfilll TALLY, fire shall begin. In statute, Webb v, W. & O. R. R., 49
N. Y. 420 ; Filliter v, Phippard, 1 1 Q. B. 348.
A0GIDJUNT8. of the seas and navigation. In bill of lading, Clark v. Bam-
well, 12 How- 272 ; Laurie v, Douglass, 15 M. & W. 746.
unavoidable of fire. In bill of lading. Swindler v, Hilliard,
2 Rich. 286.
ACOOMMODATnfG. terms . In proposal. Rice i/. McLarren, 42 Me. 1 57.
ACCOMMODATION. paper. Lenheim v, Wilmarding, SS Pa. St. 73.
ACCOMPANIED. by. In statute, Reg. v, Mylor, 1 1 Q. B. 59.
ACCOMPANY. Kingsbury's Case, 106 Mass. 226.
ACCOMPUCK Cross v. People, 47 111. 152.
In statute. Smith v. State, 37 Ala. 472 ; Bass v, SUte, 37 Ala. 469 ;
Harrington v. State, 36 Ala, 236.
ACCOBD. Kromer v, Heim, 75 N. Y. 574-
and satisfttotion. Bull v. Bull, 43 Conn. 455 ; Pulliam v. Tay-
lor, 50 Miss. 251.
AOOOBDING. to law. In affidavit, McElhaney v. Gilleland, 30 Ala. 183.
In plea, Fiser v. Mississippi, etc., R. Co., 32 Miss. 360.
In will. Mclntyre «. Ramsey, 23 Pa. St. 317.
to the conditions of. In bond, Stoddard v. Hart, 23 N. Y. 556.
to the form of the statute. Doe v, Harrison, 3 B. & Ad. 765.
to the statute. In plea. Fiser v. Mississippi, etc., R. Co., 32
Miss. 360.
In statute. Frost v. Williams, 7 Ad. & Ell. 773.
A000X7NT. Glass Factory v. Reid, 5 Cow. 587 ; McWilliams v. Allan, 45 Mo. 573 ;
Stringham v. Winnebago Co., 24 Wis. 594 ; Whitwell v. Willard, i
Mete. 216.
In statute, Hollister v. Hollister, 35 Conn. 241 ; Stringham v. Super-
visors, 24 Wis. 594.
ACCOUNT. 5 ACQUITTAL.
ACOOUirr — continued.
due firm. In partnership agreenunt, Burress v. Blair, 6i Mo.
133.
of his creditors. In statute. Spear v. Wardell, i N. Y. 144.
stated. Spangler v. Springer, 22 Pa. St. 454 ; Stenton v.
Jerome, 54 N. Y. 480 ; McLellan v, Croflon, 6 Me. 308 ; Hughes v^
Thorpe, 5 M. & W. 664.
dosed . BassT/. Bass. 8 Pick. 191.
just and true . Stebhins v, Niles, 25 Miss . 267 ; Kock «. Bonitz,
4 Daly, 117 ; Lockwood v, Thorne, 11 N. Y. 170; Graves v. Pierce,
53 Mo. 423; Heaman z/. Porter, 35 Mo. 137.
long . In statute, Ross «. Mayor, 2 Abb. Pr. (N. S.) 266; Sharp
«. Mayor, 9 Abb. Pr. 436; Dewey v. Field, 13 How. Pr. 437;
Dickinson 0. Mitchell, 19 Abb. Pr. 286.
on of his master. In statute. Queen 9. CuUum, L. R., 2 C. C.
R. 29,
ACOOUirrABUB. McPhillips v. McPhillips, 9 R. I. 536.
In note, Furber «. Caverly, 42 N. H. ^^,
receipt. In indictment. Com. t^. Lawless, loi Mass. 32.
not fbr depreciation. In will, Breton «. Mockett, 9 Ch.
Div. 95.
AOOOmrrAlTF. Larchin «. Bank, L. R., 8 Ex. 80 ; 10 id. 64.
AOOOUITTS. In statute, Whitwell v. Willard, i Mete. 216.
all my . In will. Gale «. Drake, 51 N. H. 78.
AOujftUJB. Mundt V. Sheboygan, etc., R. Co., 31 Wis. 451.
oaose of action shall . In statute, Kennedy «. Burner, 36 Mo.
128.
AOGBUISD. Weber «. Harbor Commrs., 18 Wall. 57 ; Hartshorne «. Ross, 2 Disney,
action shall have . In statute, Sohn «. Waterson, 17 Wall. 596.
cause of action . In statute, Reppstein «. Ins. Co., 51 Mo. 481.
ACCBUINa. debt . In statute. Hall v. Pritchett, 3 Q. B. Div, 215.
ACCUSE. In statute. People v, Braman, 30 Mich. 460.
ACCUSED. Rex «. McNaughten, 1 C. & K. 131.
of dime. In statute. State t. South, 5 Rich. 489.
ACCUSTOHED. to receive. In statute. Queen v. Mayor, 8 Ad . & Ell 182.
way. In deed. Ferriss v. Enowles, 41 Conn. 308.
ACKJNOWIJBDGE. In statute, Routledge t, Ramsay, 8 Ad. & Ell. 221.
it as his own. In statute, Bailey «. Boyd, 59 Ind. 292.
ACKJN OWIJBDGED. shall be by him. In statute. Baskin v, Baskin, 36
N. Y. 416.
ACKNOWUeDGMENT. Sidwell «. Mason, 2 H. & N. 308.
ACQUAINTED. with the character and drcnmstances. In insurance policy.
^tna Ins. Co. v. Tyler, 16 Wend. 385 (30 Am. Dec. 90).
made with the contanta In statute, Bohan v. Casey, s Mo.
App. 106.
personally . In statute, Kelly v, Calhoun, 5 Otto, 712.
ACQUIESCED. Allen «. McKeen, i Sumn. 276.
ACQUTFTAI.. Lee «. State, 26 Ark. 260.
ACQUITTANCE.
ACTION.
ACQu rrxANGE. In statute, Reg. «. Atkinson, 2 Moody, 278 ; Com. «. Ladd, 15 Mass.
526 ; Reg. 9. French, L. R., i C. C. R 217: Clark «. Newsam, i Ex. 131 ;
Reg. V. West, i Den. C. C. 258 ; State «. Shelters, 51 Vt. 102 (31 Am.
Rep. 679).
or receipt fbr money. In statute. Reg. «. French, L. R., i
C. C. R. 217.
Dollaway v. Turrill, 26 Wend. 383.
Comstock V. Van Deusen, 5 Pick. 163.
a oountry. In agreement. Evans v. Pratt, 3 M. & G. 759; 4Scott»
N. R. 378.
the land oonveyed. In deed. Brown «. Meady, 10 Me. 391 (2$
AOQUTTTSD.
ACBOSS.
AOT.
AOTTEfQ.
ACfnON.
Am. Dec. 248).
In statute. Coe v. Wise, 7 B. & S. 831.
oomplained of. In statute. Haylock v. Sparke, i Ell. & Bl. 471.
done. In lease. Doe «. Stevens, 3 R & Ad. 299.
in his official capacity. In statute. Cumming «. Brown, 43 N.
Y. 514.
of the congress. U. S. v. Smith, 2 Mason, 143.
or intention. In insurance policy. Chapman «. Republic Life
Ins. Co., 6 Biss. 238.
Everard «. Poppleton, 5 Q. B. 183 ; Queen v. Slatter, 11 Ad. & Ell. 506.
in the trust. In will. Sharp «. Sharp, 2 B. & Aid. 415.
on behalf of any other person. In statute. Re Clipperton, 12
Q. R 688.
Bridgton t. Bennett, 23 Me. 425 ; Overseers v. Beedle, i Barb. 1 1 ;
Bank of Commerces. Rutland, etc., R. Ca, 10 How Pr. i ; Farring-
ton «. Freeman, 2 Edw. 572 ; People v. Sage, 3 How. Pr. 56 ; Re
Hunter, 6 Ohio, 499 ; Allen v. Partlow, 3 S. C. 417.
In statute. David «. South Western R. Co., 41 Ga. 223 ; Didier v.
Davison, 10 Paige's Ch. 515; Coatsworth v. Barr, 11 Mich. 199;
Hart's Appeal, 32 Conn. 539 ; Mason v, Wirrall Highway, 4 Q. B.
Div. 459 ; People f>. Sage. 3 How. Pr. 56 ; People «. Oswego County
Ct., 2Thomp. & C. 431 ; Stiles's Appeal, 41 Conn. 329 ; Overseers v.
Beedle, i Barb. 11 ; Valentine «. City of Boston, 20 Pick. 201 ; People
«. County Judge, 1 3 How. Pr. 398 ; Malley «. Altman, 14 Wis. 24 ;
Carlisle v. Whaley, L. R., 2 H. L. Cas. 391 ; Gibbons v. Goodrich,
3 Bradwell^ 130.
— at law. In statute. State «. Carr, 6 Oregon, 133 ; Smyth v.
Ripley, 33 Conn. 306; State t. New Haven, etc., R Co., 41 Conn. 134.
for an ipjiiry to person or oharaoter. In statute. Carter «.
Smith, 23 Wis. 496; Wagner «. Lathers, 26 Wis. 437.
fbr rent. In statute. Drew «. Fletcher, i B. & C. 283.
fbnnded on oontraot. In statute. Bayliss v. Lintott, L. R., 8
C. P. 345.
in rem. Peters v. Dunnells, 5 Neb. 460.
of debt. In statute. Miles v. Brough, 3 Q. B. 845.
on the case. In statute. Sharp t>. Curtiss, 15 Conn. 526.
or proceeding. In statute. McCausIand's Estate, 52 Cal. 568.
oaiise of . In statute. Borst «. Corey, 1 5 N. Y. 505.
oivU
In statute. Kramer «. Redman, 9 Iowa, 1 14 ; Corson «.
Ball, 47 Barb. 452 ; Bank of* Commerce ». Rutland, etc., R. Co., 10
ACTION. 7 ACTUAL.
ACTION -7 Continued.
How. Pr. I ; Quick «. Keeler, 2 Sandf. 231 ; Backus v. Stilwell, 3
How. Pr. 318; Myers «. Rosback, 4 How. Pr. 83; Peoples. Cook,
8 N. Y. 67 ; Lang «. Ropke. i Duer, 701 ; Mills v. Thursby, 2 Abb.
Pr. 432.
■nit or . In statute, Moore «. Cooley, 2 Hill, 412; McDonalds.
Bank, 2 How. Pr. 35 ; Overseers v, Beedle, 1 Barb. 11.
suit or of a civil nature. Hildreth v. Hopewell, 13 N. J. (L.) 5.
ACfinOlTB. In statute. Waltermire «. Westover, 14 N. Y. 16; McBride's Appeal,
72 Pa. St. 480 ; Webster €. Commrs., 63 Me. 27.
and auitB. In statute, Guthrie «. Fisk, 3 B. & C. 184.
at law on oontraot. In statute. Marsh «. Fruser, 27 Wis. 596.
on the oaae. In statute, McCluny «. Silliman, 3 Peters, 270.
respecting eaaementa on real estate. In statute, Cary v,
Daniels, 5 Mete. 236.
all upon any judgment. In statute, Jackson v. Everett,
I R & S. 862.
civil . In statute. Green v, U. S., 9 Wall. 655.
ACfFS. In lease, Spencer «. Marriott, i B. & C. 459.
ACfTUAIi. State «. Wells, 31 Conn. 210.
In statute, Stevens v. Irwin, 15 Cal. 506.
and oontinued change of possession. In statute, Brunswick
«. McClay, 7 Neb. 137.
arrival in dock. In statute, Atwood v. Case, i Q. B. Div. 134.
bias. In statute. People «. Duck, 37 Cal. 277.
cash payment. In statute, Hogg v, Orgill, 34 Pa. St. 344;
Haggerty v, Foster, 103 Mass. 17.
cash value. In insurance policy. Mack 9. Lancashire Ins. Co.,
4 Fed. Rep. 59.
— change of possession. In statute. Grant v. Lewis, 14 Wis. 491.
— cost. In statute, Alfonso «. U. S., 2 Story, 421 ; U. S. v. Sixteen
Packages, 2 Mason, 48; Lexington, etc., R. Co. v, R. Co., 9
Gray, 226.
— determination. In statute, McMahon «. Rauhr, 47 N. Y. 67;
Caughey «. Smith, 47 N. Y. 244 ; Frank «. Benner, 3 Daly, 422 ;
Wilkins «. Earle, 46 N. Y. 358 ; 42 How. Pr. 255.
market value. In statute. Cases of Champagne, i Ben. 241 ; 2
Ben. 249.
military servioe. In statute. Van Denser v, Gordon, 39 Vt 1 1 1.
notice. Jordan v. Pollock, 14 Ga. 145.
In statute, Vaughn v. Tracy, 22 Mo. 415.
occupation. In statute. Peoples. Ambrecht, 11 Abb. Pr. 97 ;
Ewing «. Burnet, 11 Pet. 41 ; Watkins v. Holman, 16 Pet. 25 ; Flem-
ing 9. Maddox, 30 Iowa, 239; Cleveland t, Crawford, 14 N. Y. S. C.
616.
ouster. Burns v, Byrne, 45 It>wa, 285.
payment. In statute, Haviland v. Chase, 39 Barb. 283; Hogg
«. Orgill, 34 Pa. St . 344.
place of abode. In statute, Tripp «. Brown, 9 R. I. 240.
possession. In statute, Fleming «. Maddox, 30 Iowa, 239 ;
ACTUAL. 8 ADJOINING*
AOTUAIi — Continued.
Churchill «. Onderdonk, 59 N. Y. 134 ; Cleveland v, Crawford, 14
N. Y. S. C. 616; Webster f>. Overseers, L. R., 8 C. P. 281 ; id. 306.
residenoe. JnstatuU. Wharton «. Bunting, 73 111. 16.
sales. In statuU, Miles v. Miller, 5 Neb. 269.
BOisare. In statute. Gladstone «. Padwick, L. R., 6 Ex. 205.
violenoe. In statute. State 9. Wells, 31 Conn. 210.
▲OTHAIiLY. eqjoyed. In statute. Flight v. Thomas. 11 Ad & £11. 688; 8
CI. & F. 231.
— J delivered in ezeoation. In statute. Re Duke of Newcastle^
L. R., 8 Eq. Cas. 700.
oooupied. In statute. King «. Inhabitants, eta, 4 Ad. & Ell. 497 ;
id. 613 ; Queen «. Same, 9 Ad. & Ell. 626 ; Com. v. Dean, i Pick. 387.
receive. In stcUute. Calkins «. Lock wood, 17 Conn. .174;
Hanson «. Armitage, 5 B. & Aid. 558 ; Evan v. Dunfield, i Q.
B. 303.
received. In will. Martin «. Martin, L. R., 2 Eq. 404 ; Johnsons.
Crook, 12 Ch. Div. 639.
ADDITION. erected to a fbrmer building. Whitenack «. Noe, 11 N. J.
Eq. 321 ; Updike «. Skillman, 27 N. J. Law, 131.
erected to a building. In statute. Updike «. Skillman, 27 N.
J. (Law) 131 ; Whitenack «. Noe. 11 N. J. (Eq.) 413.
of building. In deed. Atkins 9. Bordman, 2 Mete 457.
in to. In order of court, Walter t. McSherry, 21 Mo. 76.
ADDinOHAIi. security. In statute. State v. Hull, 53 Miss. 626.
ADEMPTION. Langdon v. Astor, 16 N. Y. 9 ; Beck v. McGillis, 9 Barb. 35 ; Ford v.
Ford, 23 N. H. 212; White v. Winchester, 6 Pick. 48 ; Clendening
«. Clymer, 17 Ind. 155 ; Weston v. Johnson, 48 Ind. i.
ADEQITATB. and sufficient load. In statute. Directors v. Gidlow, L. R, 7
H, L.517.
crossing. In deed. Gtbj v. Burlington, etc., R. Co., 37 lowa^
119.
ADHEBING. In constitution. U. S. v. Greathouse, 2 Abb. U. S. 365.
ADJAOENT. People t. Schermerhorn, 19 Barb. 540; Peverelly «. People, 3 Park. C.
C.59.
In statute. Henderson «. Long, i Cooke, 128 ; Re Municipality, 7 La.
Ann. 76 ; Reg. «, Brown, 17 Q. B. 839.
owner. In statute. Mayor of New York v. Hart, 16 Hun, 380.
ADJOININQ. In statute. Moody «. Corbett, 5 B. & S. 879 ; Walton v. R. Co., 67
Mo. 56 ; Peverelly «. People, 3 Park. C. C. 59 ; Truax v. Pool, 46
Iowa, 256; Rex v. Hodges, Moody k M. 341; Wakefield Co. o.
Mander, 5 C. P. Div. 248 ; Wakefield Bd. «. Lee, i Ex. Div. 336.
land. In statute. Balch v. Commrs., 3 Mete 327.
or appurtenant thereto. In statute. Com. «. Curley, loi Mass.
24.
owner. In statute. Directors v. Blackmore, L. R., 4 H. L. 6io»
property. In deed. Harrison t>. Good, L. R., 1 1 Eq. Cas. 338.
to or occupied with a dwelling-house. In statute. Devoe «l
Com., 3 Mete. 327 ; People t>. McGra, i Mich. N. P. 27.
r
ADJOINING. 9 AD UL TER Y.
ADJOINING' Continued.
immediately land. In statute, Coventry v. R. Co., L. R., s
£q. Cas. 104.
next . In statute. Holmes «. Carley, 31 N. Y. 389.
property . In statute. Re Ward, 52 N . Y. 395.
ABJOTJBK. People v. Martin, 5 N. Y. 22 ; La Farge f. Van Wagenen, 14 How.
Pr. 54.
In statute. Bispham v. Tucker, Pen. 253.
ABJOUBinSD. seasion. Mechanics' Bk. «. Withers, 6 Wheat. 106.
term. Van Dyke «. State, 22 Ala. 57.
ADJOXJBNMENT. Keen «. Queen, 10 Q. B. 933.
ABJUDOISD. In statute. State «. Price, 11 N. J. (Law) 203 ; Blaufus v. People, 69
N. Y. 107.
against him. In injunction bond. Corderv. Martin, 17 Mo. 41.
guilty of peijury. In statute. Blaufus v. People, 69 N. Y. 107.-
(25 Am. Rep. 148).
8nm\ . In statute. Ricardp «. Board of Health, 2 Hurl. & N. 264.
ABJUSTMENT. Mayor of New York t. Hamilton Fire Ins. Co., 39 N. Y. 45 ; Page
V. Holmes Burglar Alarm Co., 17 Blatchf. 484.
ADMnVIBTEB. In bond. Sanford 9. Oilman, 44 Conn. 461 ; Moore «. Waller, i Marsh.
488 ; Barbour «. Robertson, i Litt. 93.
In statute. Sarah «. State, 28 Miss. 267.
medicine. LaBeau t. People, 33 How. Pr. 66 ; 34 N. Y. 223.
poison. Blackburn v. State, 1 1 Fla. 247 ; Sumpter «. State, 1 1
Fla. 247, Rex v. Cadman, i Moody, 114.
ADMINISTaATIOIl'. In statute. Crossan t. McCrary, 37 Iowa, 684.
ADMnnSTRATOB. Sheldon «. Smith, 97 Mass. 34 ; Cooper v. Robinson, 2 Cush.
184; Chadbourn v. Chadbourn, 9 Allen, 173; Palmer v, Kellogg,
II Gray, 28 ; Finney v. Bumes, 97 Mass. 401.
In note. Thomas v. Relfe, 9 Mo. 377.
ADMI&AIaTY* and maritime jnriadiotion. In U. 5. Constitution, Re Steamer
Josephine, 39 N. Y. 19; Propeller Genesee Chief «. Fitzhugh, 13
How. 443-
prooeedingg. Ex parte Graham, 10 Wall. 541.
cases in . Union Ins. Co. v. U. S., 6 Wall. 759.
ADMITTED. set-off. In statute. Walesby «. Gouldstone, i Harr. & Ruth.
625 ; L. R., 1 C. P. 557.
ADMITTING. In ajfidavit. Queen «. Slatter, 11 Ad. & Ell. 506.
the aooount to be due. In statute. Clark «. Evans, 64 Mo. 258.
In statute. Vidal v. Cammagere, 13 La. Ann. 516; Rhodes v. U. S.»
Dev. 47.
ADOFTIOV. by the people. In constitution. People «. Gardner, 4$ N.
Y. 812.
In statute. Anthony v. Gifford, 2 Allen, 549.
In affidavit. Bowen v. Wilcox, etc., Mac. Co., 86 111. ii.
ADULTBBATB. People 0. Fauerback, 5 Park. C. C. 311.
ADULTEBY. Com. v. Lafferty, 6 Gratt. 672 ; Cook «. State, 11 Ga. 53 ; Miner •.
State, 58 111. 59 ; Com. v. Call, 21 Pick. 509 ; State «. Wallace, 9 N.
H. 515 ; State «. Lash, i Harr. (N. J.) 380; Hood t>. State, 56 Ind.
263 ; Weatherby v. State, 43 Me. 258 ; State v. Hinton, 6 Ala.
2-
AFORESAID.
Z2
AGENT.
In statute. First Nat. Bk. of
AFORESAID — Continued.
rate of interest greater than
Whitehall «. Lamb, 50 N. Y. 95.
AFOBETHOITGHT. In indictment. Edwards «. State, 25 Ark. 446.
AFOUXto of a oow. In declaration, Haifer «. Delf) 3 Ind. 231.
Sands 9. Lyon, 18 Conn. 27 ; Lamb v. Lamb, 11 Pick. 371 ; Hooper t^.
Hooper 9 Cush. 122 ; Treadwell v. Cordis, 5 Gray, 341.
In statute, Williams «. Burgess, 12 Ad. fz Ell. 635; Commercial Bk.
V. Ives, 2 Hill, 355; Butts v. Edwards, 2 Denio, 164; Judd r. Fulton^
10 Barb. 117 ; Page «. Weymouth, 47 Me. 238.
In will. Raynes v. Raynes, 54 N. H. 201.
oonviotlon* In Constitution. State 9. Alexander, 76 N. C. 231
(22 Am. Rep. 675) ; Blair*s Case, 25 Gratt. 850.
judgment. In statute. Owston v. Coates, 10 Ad. & £11. 197.
the fbot oommitted. In statute. Collins v. Rose, 5 M. &. W.
AGEN07.
AGENT.
195-
my debte and ftineral oharges are paid* In will. Fenwick
V. Chapman, 9 Pet. 461.
work* In insurance policy. Houghton v. Manufocturers' Ins.
Co., 8 Mete. 114.
one month . Gore«. Hedges, 7 Mon. 521.
AFTEBNOOV. In statute. Reg. t;. Knapp, 2 £1. k Bl. 450.
APTEBWABD8. In indictment. Holloway v. Queen, 17 Q. R 317.
AGAINST* In indictment. State v. Prather, 54 Ind. 63 ; Com. «. Penniman, S
Mete. 521.
her wilL Com. «. Burke, 105 Mass. 380.
the fbrm of the statute. In plea. Turquand v. Mosedon, 7
M. & W. 510.
the peaoe of the State* In indictment, Williams «. State, 27
Wis. 402.
In contract. Packing Co. v. Farmers' Union, 55 Cal. 606.
Reg. •. Hynes, 13 U. C. Q. B. 194; Reg. v, Armstrong, 20 U. C. Q.
R 245 ; Hinderer «. State, 38 Ala. 415 ; Dempster «. West, 69 III.
613; People V. Allen, 5 Denio, 76; Hartford, etc., Ins. Co. v. Mat-
thews. 102 Mass. 221 , Wilson t, (jenesee Ins. Co., 14 N. Y. 418.
In bill of exchange. Bartlett v. Hawley, 120 Mass. 92.
In contract. Sayre t. Nichols, 5 Cal. 487 ; Porter «. Hermann, 8 Cal.
624 ; Haskell «. Cornish, 13 Cal. 47.
In indictment. Tifit v. State, 23 Miss. 567.
In note. Davis v. Henderson, 25 Miss. 556 ; Toledo Works «. Heiser,.
51 Mo. 128.
In statute. Com. «. Young, 9 Gray, 5; Com. «. Libbcy, 11 Mete. 64;
R^. «. Cosser, 13 Cox, C. C. 187; Reg. u. Atkinson, 2 Moody, C.C.
278; Rex f>. Hartley. Russ. & Ry. 139; Rex v. Squire, 2 Stark. 349;
Reg. V. Atkinson, Car. & M. 525; Rex v. Beacall, 1 Car. & P. 310;
Rex t>. Prince, 2 Car. & P. 517 ; Rex t>. Snowley, 4 Car. & P. 390;
Rex «. Pearson, 4 Car. & P. 572; Rex «. Salisbury, 5 Car. & P. i55;
Reg. V. Townsend, Car. AM. 178; Reg. f>. Hunt. 8 Car. & P. 642;
Ree. V. White. 8 Car. & P. 742: Ree. t). Wilson, 9 Car. & P. 27; Reg.
V. Welch. 2 Car. & K. 206; Ree. «. Townsend. 2 Car. & K. 168 ; Reg.
«. Rees, 6 Car. & P. 606 ; Reg. t. Masters, i Den. C. C. 332 ; 2 Car*
AGENT. 13 AGREE.
AGENT— Continued.
& K. 930 ; Temp. & M. i ; 18 Law J. (N. S.) M. C. 2 ; Reg. «. Miller,
2 Moody, 249; Cox v. Mellish, Russ. & Ry. 80; Rex v. Burton, i
Moody, 237 ; Budd v. The State, 3 Humph. 483 ; Com. t. Wyman,
8 Mete. 247; Reg. «. Watts, i Eng. L. & Eq. 558; 2 Den. C. C. 14;
State V. Hart, 4 Ired. 246; State «. Chandler, 2 Strobh. 266: Re^. «.
Jones, Car. & M. 61 1 ; Rex «. Tyers, Russ. & Ry. 402 ; Reg. «. Mas-
ters, 3 New Ses. Cas. 326; 12 Jur. 942; Reg. v. Sheppard, 9 Car. &
P. 121 ; Walker «. Com., 8 Leigh, 743 ; Rex z. Jackson, i Moody,
119; Com. «. Stearns, 2 Mete. 343; Reg. v. Lovell, 2 Moody & R. 236;
Chennery f. Evans, 11 H. L. Cas. 115 ; Com. «. Libbey, 11 Mete. 64;
Farebrother 0. Simmons ,5 B. & Aid. 334; Childsv. Str. Brunette, 19
Mo. 518.
derk or servant. In statute. Coats v. People, 22 N. Y. 145 ;
Com. V, Stearns, 2 Mete. 343 ; Com. v. Young, 9 Gray, 5.
intrusted with goods* In statute, Baines v, Swainson, 4 B. &
S. 273 ; Monk v. Whittenbury, 2 B. & Ad. 486.
or attorney. In statute. Colgin v. State Bk, 11 Ala. 222.
or employee of an insnranoe oompany* In statute. Re
Bowman, 7 Mo. (App.) 568.
appoint an • Dixon v, Livingston Co. , 70 Mo. 239.
general and speoial to transact all manner of business. In
authority. Hodge v* Combs, i Black, 192.
special • Witeher v. Brewer, 49 Ala. 1 19.
AGi5XiXfif« In statute, Schulenburg v» Weiner, 6 Mo. (App.) 292.
officers or servants. In statute, Budd v. State, 3 Humph.
483.
AG^GBSGATE. payments. In charter. Seibert v, Cavender, 3 Mo. (App.) 423.
AG^GBIBVED. Tafft/. State, 39 Conn. 83.
In statute. Switzler v. Rodman, 48 Mo. 19? ; Kinealy v. Maeklin, dj
Mo. 95.
party. In statute. Laekland v. Thomas 5 Mo. (App.) 1 53 ; State
V. Boyle, 6 Mo. (App.) 58.
party . In statute. Veazie Bk. v. Young, 53 Me. 551 ; Salmon v.
Pearson, 8 Md. 297 ; Com. v. Graves, 112 Mass. 287. Roehfort v.
Atherly, i Ex. Div. 511 ; Kingz/ Justices, 5 B. &C. 432 ; Swackhamer
V. Kline, 25 N. J. (Eq.) 503 ; Raleigh v. Rogers, 25 N. J. (Eq.) 506 ;
Adams v. Woods, 8 Cal. 306; Ely v. Frisbie, 17 Cal. 250; Kiefer v.
Winkens, 3 Daly, 191 ; Deering v. Adams, 34 Me. 41 ; ex parte Sad-
ler, 27 W. R. 1 56.
person . In statute. Betts v. Shotton, 27 Wis. 670 ; Lowery v.
Lowery, 64 N. C. no; Labar ?/. Nichols, 23 Mich. 310 ; Chappel v.
Purdy, 12 M. & W. 303.
State V. Hoe, 14 Q. B. 431 ; Avery v. Inhabitants of Tyringham, 3
Mass. 160 (3 Am. Dee. 105).
In contract. Baldwin v. Humphrey, 44 N. Y. 609 ; Newcomb v.
Clark, I Denio, 226.
In deed. Monypenny v. Monypenny, 9 H. L. Cas 114.
In verdict. Benedict v. State, 14 Wis. 423.
to let. In lease. McGrath v. Boston, 103 Mass. 371 ; Doe v.
Benjamin. 9 Ad. & Ell. 644. .
to rent or lease. In lease. Kabley v. Gas Co., 102 Mass. 394.
AGREE. Z4 ALIENATEJD.
— Continued.
I to pay* In contract. Daviea v, Wilkinson, lo Ad. h EIL 99.
I to seU* In coniract, Ives v, Hazzard* 4 R. I. 14.
AGBEBABLB. to my wishes. In will. Stead v. Mellor, 5 Ch. Div. 225.
AGBEEAHLY. to law. People v. Smith, 23 N. Y. 59.
AGBEED. In plea. North v. Kizer, 72 111. 172.
In statuU, Corbett v. Packington, 6 B. & C. 273.
it is • In contract. Barton v. McLean, 5 Hill, 250.
it is mutually • In contract, Mosher v. Southern Ex. Co., 58
Ga. 37.
AGBEEmNT. Holmes v. Jennison, 14 Pet 572 ; Packard v, Richardson, 17 Mass. 123.
In statute. Ivory v. Murphy, 36 Mo. 534 ; Thompson v. Blanchard, 3
^* Y* 335 \ Saunders v. Wakefield, 4 R & Aid. 604 ; Biddell v. Leeder,
I R & C. 333; Hill V. Fox, 4 Hurl. & N. 362 ; Sears v. Brink, 3
Johns. 210 (3 Am. Dec. 475) ; Sage v. Wilcox, 6 Conn. 81 ; Wain v.
Warlters, 5 East, 10 ; Andrews v. Pontue, 24 Wend. 285 ; Broadwell
V. Getman, 2 Denio, 87.
oontraot or promise in writing. In statute. Kimball z^. Whitney,
15 Ind. 280.
in writing. In statute. Valle v. Kramer, 4 Mo. (App.) 570 ;
Rosenbluth v. Dunn, 41 Conn. 619.
or submission to arbitration. In statute. Wadsworth t/. Smith,
L. R., 6 Q. B. 332.
In contract. Wells v. New York Central R. R. Co., 42 N. Y. 181.
AGBICUIaTURAIi. employment. In statute. Bachelder v. Bickford, 62 Me. 526.
AGBICUI/TUBE. Simons t^. Lovell, 7 Heisk. 510; Bachelder z/. Bickford, 62 Me. 526.
U. P. R. R V. Colfax Co., 4 Neb. 450; Re Smith, 3 Hurl. A N. 234.
In statute. Com. v. Adams, 127 Mass. 15; Raiford v. State, 59 Ala.
106; People V. Wood, 45 Cal. 293.
and abet. State v. Cox, 65 Mo. 29; U. S. v. Gooding, 12 Wheat.
460; Com. V. Knapp, 9 Pick. 496 (20 Am. Dec. 491).
or oomfort. In statute. Young v, U S., 7 Otto, 60.
AIRTIGHT. In patent specification. Chicago Fruit House Co. v. Busch, 2 Biss. 472.
AIiABM. giving a fblse • In statute. Koppersmith v. State, 51 Ala. 6.
AIjCAIiDE. Strotherz/. Lucas, 12 Pet. 442; U. S. v. Castilerro, 2 Black, 17, 194.
AIiDEBMAN. Purdy v. People, 4 Hill, 384.
AI^EATOBY. oontraot. Moore v. Johnston, 8 La. Ann. 488.
AIJAS. In indictment. Kennedy v. People, 39 N. Y. 245.
exeoution. Roberts v. Church, 17 Conn. 142.
ALIEN* Thomas v. Ackleen, 2 B. & C. 798 ; Ainslie v. Martin, 9 Mass. 456 ;
Jackson v. Wright, 4 Johns. 75; McKinney v. Savage, 18 How.
235 ; Terry v. Ins. Co., 3 Dili. 409.
In statute. McGregor. v. McGregor. 33 How. Pr. 456; 3 Abb. App.
Dec. 92 ; Terry v. Ins. Co., 3 Dill. 409.
the land. In statute. Maydwell v. Maydwell, 9 Heisk. 571.
suoh . In statute. Wright v. Saddler, 20 N. Y. 320.
ALIENATE. Burbank v. Rockingham Ins. Co., 24 N. H. 550.
ALIENATED. In insurance policy. Pollard v. Somerset Ins. Co., 42 Me. 221 ; Mount
Vernon Co. v. Summit Ins. Co., 10 Ohio St. 347 ; Smith v. Mon-
mouth Ins. Co., 50 Me. 96 ; Rice v. Tower, i Gray, 426 ; Rollins v.
ALIENATED. 15 ALL.
AIJENATBD — Continued.
Columbian Ins. Co., 25 N. H. 200 ; Phillips v, Behn, 19 Ga. 298 ;
Tomlinson v, Monmouth Ins. Co., 47 Me. 232 ; Folsom t/. Belknap
Co. Ins. Co., 30 N. H. 231 ; Shepherd v. Union, etc.. Ins. Co., 38 N.
H. 232 ; Conover. v. Mutual Ins. Co., 3 Denio, 254 ; Allen z/. Hudson,
etc., Ins. Co., 19 Barb. 442 ; Edmands i/. Mutual Ins. Co, i Allen,
311 ; Edes v. Hamilton, etc., Ins. Co., 3 Allen, 362 ; Lockwood v,
Middlesex Ins. Co., 47 Conn. 554.
by sale op otherwise* In corporation act, Conover v. Ins. Co.,
I N. Y. 290.
AXJENATION* Brewster v. Madden, 15 Kas. 249; Masters v. Madison Ins. Co., 11,
Barb. 624.
In insurance policy. Lane v. Maine Mut Ins. Co., 12 Me. 44.
In statute, Riehl v, Bingenheiraer, 28 Wis. 84 ; Vinnedge v, Shaffer,
35 Ind. 341 ; Sherwood v. Waller, 20 Conn. 263.
AXJMONY. Chase z/. Chase, 55 Me. 21 ; Odom v. Odom, 36 Ga. 283.
In statute. Waters v. Waters, 49 Mo. 385 ; Burrows v. People, 107
Mass. 428 ; Parsons v. Parsons, 9 N. H. 309 ; Sheafe v, Sheafe,
24 N. H. 564.
and maintenaiiiOe* In statute. Calame v. Calame, 25 N. J.
(Eq.) 548.
Phillips V, State, 15 Ga. 518.
In pieatHng. Bowen v, Jenkin, 6Ad. & Ell. 924.
In statute, Harrington v. Smith, 28 Wis. 43 ; Dano v, R. R. Co.. 27
Ark. 567 ; Guest z/. Opdyke, 2 Vroom, 552; Phillips z/. Saunders, 15
Ga. 518; Kiefferz/. Ehler, 18 Pa. St. 388; Stone z/. Elliott, 11 Ohio
St. 452.
In will. Roe v. Nevill. 11 Q. B. 467 ; Alsop v. Russell, 38 Conn. 102.
aotions. In statute. Fink z/. Hanegan, 51 Mo. 280.
and every. In will. Allgood v. Blake, L. R., 7 Ex. 3391
billB or notes. In statute. Batterson v. Porter, 2 Litt. 389.
In statute. Flake v. VanWagener, 54 N. Y. 25 ; Jackson
V. Reeves, 53 Ind. 231 ; Blevins v. People, 2 111. 172 ; Magrave v.
White, 8 B. & C. 419; Gilbert v. Neely, 35 Ark. 28.
— claiming under him* In deed. Clore v. Graham, 64 Mo. 249.
— daims and demands. In written receipt. Gnimley v. Webb,
44 Mo. 444.
— orediV>rs of the firm. In composition. Kinsing v. Bartholew,
1 Dill. 155.
— debts. In statute. U. S. v. Herron, 20 Wall. 251 ; Sidaway v.
Hay, 3 B. & C. 19.
— demands. In statute. State Bank v. Tutt, 44 Mo. 367.
— ftkiilts. Whitney z/. Boardman, 118 Mass. 242.
— I am possessed o& In will. Wilde z/. Holtzmeyer, 5 Ves. Jr. 811.
— I am worth. In will. Huxstep v. Brooman, i Brown's Ch. 437.
— intents and purposes whatsoever. In statute. Haightz/. Joyce,
2 Cal. 66.
— I possess in-doors and out-doors. In will. Tolar v. Totar, 3
Hawks, 74 (14 Am. Dec. 575).
— judgment creditors of the debtor. In statute. Posey v. Persley,
60 Ala. 243.
ALL. l6 ALL.
ATiTi — Continued.
— judgments or deoreeB* In statute, Josselyn v. Stone, 28 Miss.
753-
legal oosts* James i/. Bligh, 1 1 Allen, 4.
liability. In contract. Agawam Bank v. Strever, 18 N. T. 502.
— matters in dispute* In submission to arbitration. Shack leford
V, Purket, 2 A. K. Marsh. 435 (12 Am. Dec. 422) ; Hoover v. Neigh-
bors, 64 N. C. 429.
— matters of the allotment of dower. In constitution, Jiggitts
V. Bennett, 31 Miss. 610.
— moneys. In statute, Harrington v. Smith, 28 Wis. 43.
— moneys reoeived« In statute. Reed v, Jones, 1 5 Wis^ 4a
— my daughters* In will. Laker v, Hordem, i Ch. Div. 644.
— my effidots* In will, Ennis v. Smith, 14 How. 400.
— my estate* In will, Andrews v, Brumfield, 32 Miss. 108 ; Hogan
V. Jackson, 6 Cowp. 299 ; Hilton v. Hilton, 2 McArthur, 70.
— my estate and effbots* In will, Stokes v, Salamons, 4 Eng.
L. &Eq.i33.
— my estate both real and personaL In will. Jackson v, Bab-
cock, 12 Johns. 389.
— my estate whether real or personal* In will, Ballard v. Carter,
5 Pick. 112 (16 Am. Dec. 377).
my landed estate* In will, Myers v, Myers, 2 McCord's Ch.
214(16 Am. Dec. 648).
— my lands* In will. Wright v. Den, 10 Wheat. 204.
— my other estate real and personaL In will. Countess of
Bridgewater v, Duke of Bolton, 6 Mod. 106.
— my other property* In will. Mayo v, Carrington, 4 Call. 472
(2 Am. Dec. 581).
— my personal property* In will, v, . 3 Ch. Div.
309-
— my property* In will. Mayo -o. Bland, 4 Md. Ch. 484.
— my property of any nature or kind t h tsoever* In will.
Mitchell V. Mitchell, i Ired. (L.) 257.
— my property of every description* In will. Hurdle v, Ou-
law, 2 Jones' Eq. 75.
— my real estate* In will. Doe v, Harvey, 4 B. & C. 623; Right
V. Creber, 5 B. & C. 867 ; Godfreys. Humphrey, 18 Pick. 537 ; Mor-
rison V, Semple, 6 Binney, 94; Carr v, Jeannerett, 2 McCord, 66.
— notes. In statute, Milne r/. Graham, i B. & C. 192.
— personal effects* In deed, Bellamy v, Bellamy, 6 Fla. 62.
— persons* In constitution. Ex parte Voll, 41 Cal. 33.
— process* In statute, Brinsfield v, Austin, 39 Ala. 227.
— raiL In bill of lading, Maghee v, Camden, etc., R. Co., 4^
N.Y. 514.
— rents and profits* In contract. Metropolitan R. R. Co. v, De*
fries, 2 Q. B Div. 189.
— road crossings. In statute. Bradley v. New York R. R. Co.,
34 N. Y. 427.
— sorts of wooL In statute. Pearce v, Cowie, i Holt, N. P. 69.
1
i
ALL. 17 ALONG.
ALL — Continued.
Btreama In deed. Whitehead v. Parks, 2 Hurl. & N. 871.
Buoh rates. In statute. Qaeen v. Mayor* 10 Ad. & £11. 68.
the ohildren* In will, Ellis v, Houston, 10 Ch. Div. 236.
the estate. In deed. Mundy v. Vawter, 3 Gratt 518.
the gates. In statute. Rex v. Trustees, 4 B. & C. 363.
the interest. In assignment, Stewart v, Stebbins, 30 Miss. 66i
In decree, Harpham v. Little, 59 111. 509.
the notes of hand. In will. Perry v. Maxwell, 2 Dev, Eq. 438.
the property* In will, Howland v, Howland, 100 Mass. 222.
the property I possess. In will, Brantly v, Kee, 5 Jones'
Eq. 332.
the real and personal estate. In will, Morgan v, Thomas, 6
Ch. Div. 176.
the remainder. In will. Den v, Schultze, 2 Green, 53.
the residue and remainder of my real estate. In will, Parker
V. Parker, 5 Mete. 134.
the rest of my estate. In will. Read v, Payne, 3 Call, 225
(2 Am. Dec. 550).
the witnesses thereto. In statute, Buckeridge v. Flight, 6 B.
&C. 54.
two lots. In will, Creswell v, Lawson, 7 G. & J. 227.
who may fbel interested. Hem v, McCaughan, 32 Miss. 19.
writs of exeofution. In statute. Doe v. Roe, 18 Q. B. 806.
ALLEaiAH'CE. Calvin's Case, 7 Rep. i ; Carlisle v. U. S., 16 Wall. 147.
ALLOBIALi In constitution. Parker v, Dayton, 28 Wis. 368.
ALLONGE. Folger v. Chase, 18 Pick. 63.
ALLOTMENT. In statute. King v, Pitt, 5 B. & Ad. 571.
ALLOTMENTS. In statuU. Doe v, Saunder, 5 Ad. & Ell. 675.
ALLOW. In statute. King v. Inhabitants, 4 B. & Ad. 237.
I to give. In instrument, Harmon v. James, 7 Ind. 263.
ALLOWANCE. Davies v, Stacey, 12 Ad. & Ell 506.
In statute. Smith v. Smith, 45 Ala. 264 ; Comm'rs v, Reissner, 58 Ind.
260.
ALLOWANCES. U. S. v. Landers, 92 U. S. n,
AXiLOWED. In statute, Glenn v, Glenn, 41 Ala. 571.
to be good. In statute, Townsend v, Hargraves, 1 18 Mass. 325.
ALLUVION. Pulley v. Municipality. 18 La. 278; Municipality v, Orleans Cotton
Press, 18 La. 122; County of St. Clair z/. Lovingston, 23 Wall. 46;
Lovingston v, St. Clair County, 64 111. 56 ; Lovingston v, Heerman,
9 Mart 656.
ALMS. In statute. Queen v. Mayor, 2 Q. R 695.
ALONG. In deed. Church v. Meeker, 34 Conn. 425 ; Seneca Indians v. Knight,
23 N. Y. 498 ; Ledyard v. Ten Eyck, 36 Barb. 102 ; Comes v, Minot,
42 Barb. 60.
In statute. King v, Morris, i B. A Ad. 448 ; Walton v, R. R. Co., t^
Mo. 56.
a river. In statute, Stevens v. R. R. Co., 5 Vroom, 532 ; Stevens
V, R. R. Co., 6 C. E. Green, 259.
ALONG.
x8
AMOUNT.
AIMX& -^ Continued.
the bank* Im deed. Howard v. Ingereoll, 13 How. 381.
the xiver. In deed. Luce v, Carley, 24 Wend. 451.
-» the route. In statute. Grand Trunk R. R Co. v, Richardson^
91 U. S. 454.
— the shore. In deed Church v. Meeker, 34 Conn. 421 ; Child v.
Starr, 4 Hill, 369.
the street. In deed, Hammond v, McLachlan, i Sandl 323;
fiSADY.
Herring v. Fisher, i Sandf. 344.
In statute. Apothecaries' Co. v, Roby, 5 B. & Aid. 949.
inourred. In statute. Com. v, Burnett, 108 Mass. 30.
when not done. In city ordinance. Re Burmeister, 6 N. Y.
Week. Dig. 197.
In will. Parish v. Cook, 6 Mo. (App.) 331 ; Fenny v, Ewestace, 4 M.
& S. 60; Evans v, Knorr, 4 Rawle» 66; Anonymous, 2 Hawy. 161.
In statute. City of Hannibal v, Winchell, 54 Mo. 172; Lockland v.
North Missouri R. R. Co., 31 Mo. 180; Ponder z^. Shannon, 54 Ga.
187; Waddell v. Mayor, 8 Barb. 95; Pish t/. Mayor, 6 Paige, 368;
Com. V. Ha3rward, 10 Mass. 34.
ALTERATION. Inhabitants of Gloucester v. County Commrs., 3 Mete. 379 : Oliver
V, Hawley, 5 Neb. 439 ; Palmer v, Sargent, 5 Neb. 233 ; Morrell v.
Otis, 12 N. H. 466.
in the terms and oonditione of the insnranoe. In insurance
policy, Brockelbank I/. Surgue, i B. & Ad. 85.
or addition. In lease, Sherman v. Wilder, 106 Mass. 537.
AI/FEBATIONS. In statute. Drew v. Mason, 81 111. 498.
and repairs incidental to the risk. In insurance policy. Crane
V, City Ins. Co., 3 Ped. Rep. 558.
slight • Upjohn v. Inhabitants of Taunton, 6 Cush. 311.
In constitution, Milwaukee, etc., R. R. Co. v, Pield, 12 Wis. 344.
In statute, Reg. v, Plunkett, 21 U. C. Q. B. 536.
on the lookout. In statute, Louisville, etc., R. R. Co. v, Stone»
AlaTEBED.
AI1WAY8.
7 Heisk. 468.
AMALGAMATE. with* In statute. Re Empire Ass. Co., L. R., 4 £q. Gas.
341
AMBAB8ADOBS.
and other pubUo ministers. In constitution, 7 Op. Atty.-
AMEULA*
AMEND.
AMENDED.
Gren. 186.
— Island. In insurance policy, Moxon v, Atkins, 3 Camp. 200.
AMONQ.
AMONGH3T.
AMOUNT.
Howard v, Michigan Southern R. R. Co., 5 How. Pr. 306 ; Geoige v,
McClooy, 6 How. Pr. 200.
In constitution, Milwaukee, etc., R. R. Co. v. Field, 12 Wis. 344.
oomponnder* In statute. Bird v, Laycock, 7 La. Ann. 171.
suit. Thompson v, Moulton, 20 La. Ann. 535.
Knote V. U. S., 10 Ct of Claims, 397 ; 5 Otto, 152.
In will, Hudson v, Hudson, 6 Munf. 352.
In will, Casterton v, Sutherland, 9 Ves. Jr. 446.
Ross V, Prentiss, 3 How. 711; McRee v, Ellis, 2 La. Ann. 163; State «.
Wiltz, II La. Ann. 198; Gayarre v. Hays, 21 La. Ann. 307; State v.
Judge, 21 La. Ann. 65; Udall v. The Ohio, 17 How. 17.
in oontroversy. In statute. State v, Legarde, 21 La. Ann. 18;
AMOUNT.
19
ANNUAL.
AMOTTirr — Continued.
State V, Judge, 22 La. Ann. 49; Smith v. Smith, 15 Vt. 620; Bradley
T/. Kent, 22 Cal. 169; Maxfield v, Johnson, 30 Cal. 545; Moore v.
Boner, 7 Bush, 26.
in dispute. In statute, Malson v, Vaughn, 23 Cal. 61 ; Skill-
man V, Lachman, 23 Cal. 198; Orth v, Clutz, 18 B. Mon. 225.
of money in oontroveny. In statute, McNab v, Noonan, 2&
AMDBEMENT.
AlTAIiOOOnS.
Wis. 447.
public
— • In statute. Com. v. Gee, 6 Cush. 179.
formB. In statute. Smith v. State, 63 Ala. 57.
Brown V. Hunt, 18 Ohio St. 311; McCarthy v. Marsh, 5 N. Y. 263;
Banks z/. Walker, 3 Barb. Ch. 438; Den v. DeHart, 3 N. J. (L.) 363.
In statute, Wheeler z/. Clutterbuck, 52 N. Y. 67; McCartyv. Marsh,
5 N. Y. 263; Clark v, Shailer, 46 Conn. 119; Buckingham v,
Jacques, 37 Conn. 402 ; Pratt v, Atwood, 108 Mass. 41 ; Prickett v.
Parker, 3 Ohio St. 394 ; Armstrong v, Moran, i Bradf. 314.
watoh. The Lady Franklin, 2 Low. 220.
People z/. Nichols, 52 N. Y. 478 ; Hale v. Sweet, 40 N. Y. 97 ; Roome
z/. Phillips, 24 N. Y. 463; Fredenburg v. Turner, 37 Mich. 402;
Robbins v, Butler, 24 111. 428 ; Boag v. Lewis, i U. C. Q. B. 357.
In deed, Walsh v, Trevanin, 1 5 Q. B 751 ; Jackson v. Topping, i Wend.
388 (19 Am. Dec. 515) ; Thomas v. Perry, Pet. C. C, 491
In statute* Porter z/. State, 58 Ala. 66; Streeter z/. People, 69 111. 595;
Com. V, Hadcrafl, 6 Bush, 92; Robb v. Belt, 12 B. Mon. 647; Buck
V, Dozenbecker, 8 Vroom, 359; Hopper v. Hopper, i Zab. 543;
Queen v. Recorder, 6 R & S. 670 ; State v. Smith, 46 Iowa, 670.
In will, Ely v, Ely, 5 C. E. Green, 44; Courter v, Stagg, 12 C. E.
Green, 305 ; Doe v, Rawding, 2 R & Aid. 452 ; Re Merrick, L. R., i
Eq. Cas. 551 ; Re Kirkl^ridge Trusts, L. R., 2 Eq. Cas. 400; Reidz/.
Braithwaite, L. R., 11 Eq. Cas. 515; Sayward v, Sayward, 7 GreenlC
210 (22 Am. Dec. 191).
aooount for pay over. In statute. Supervisors v, Kirby, 25
Wis. 498.
In statute. Budge z^. Parsons, 3 R &S. 382; Hunt z/. State, 55 Ala. 138.
of the oow kind. In statute, Watson v. State, 55 Ala. 150.
any other domeetio . In statute. Budge v. Parsons, 3 R & S.
382 J Bates V, McCormack, 9 L. T. (N. S.) 175.
In railway placard, Cantling v, H. & St. Joe R. R., 54 Mo. 385.
In statute, Harrison v, R. R. Co., 2 B. & S. 141 .
■ other live . In statute, Reiche z^. Smythe, 13 Wall. 162.
In statute, Shaw v, McGregor, 105 Mass. 96 ; Saco v, Hopkington, a6
Me. 268.
AXnSiOUJXCSD* In statute. Walker v. Heller, 56 Ind. 298.
Park Bank v. Wood, 24 N. Y. 93.
election. In constitution. People v, Keeler, 17 N. Y. 370.
inoome. In will, Betts v, Betts, 4 Abb. N. C. 317.
interest. In written agreement, McPike v, Kerr, 29 Mo. 79;
Catlin V, Marsh, 16 Vt. 44.
net value. Lt statute. King v. Inhabitants, 5 Ad. & Ell. 259.
oflloe. Peppin v. Cooper, 2 R & Aid. 440 ; Harris v. Babbitt, 4
A_W I *■ AT.-
Dill. 190.
ANNUAL.
20
ANY.
AJIJNUAL — Continued.
or ipeoial eleotion. Li siatuU. Phillips v. Town of Albany, 38
Wis. 355.
^ salary. State v. State Auditor, 56 Mo. 66.
yalue. In statute. Re Elwes, 3 Hurl, ft N. 725.
any or other ftitnre eleotioii. In statute. Mayor v. Oswald,
AJIA U ALLY.
Ainrnrr7.
AmnjL.
ANOT
;• :i:
3 El. A Bl. 670.
Sparhawk v. Wills, 6 Gray, 163; People v. Brenbam, 3 Cal. 488.
In statute. Bond t^. Clark, 6 Allen, 361.
or in any way aha may wiah. In will. Hall t^. Hall, 2 McCord
Ch. 28(X
with intereat • In contract. Walker v. Kimball, 22 III. 537.
Shufeldt t/. Abemathy, 2 Duer, 533; Horton t/. Cook, 10 Watts, 127;
Booth V. Ammerman, 4 Bradf. 129 ; ex parte McComb, 4 Brad£ 151 :
Nield V. Smith, 4 Ves. 491 ; Stephens v. Milnor, 24 N. J. (Eq.)3$8;
Wagstaff V. Loweree, 23 Barb. 209.
In statute. Parker v. Ince, 4 Hurl. A N. 54.
bond. In statute. Winter v. Mouseley, 2 R A Aid. 805.
In deed. Woodson v. Skinner, 22 Mo. 213.
exeoution. In statute. Greenwood v. McGilvary, 120 Mass. 5161
fslony. In statute. State v. Brown, 60 Mo. 140.
treaeurer. In band. Citizens' Loan. Ass. v. Nugent, 11 Vroom,
215 (29 Am. Rep. 230).
debt, defiiiilt or miaoarriage of . In statute. Eastwood v. Ken-
yon, II Ad. A £11438; Readert/. Kingham, 13C. R(N. S)344;Har-
greaves v. Parsons, 13 M. A W. 561 ; Colt v. Root, 17 Mass. 229;
Weld V. Nichols, 17 Pick. 538; Preble v. Baldwin, 6 Cush. 549;
Pike V. Brown, 7 Cush. 123 ; Alger v. Scoville, i Gray, 391 ; Aldrich
V. Ames, 9 Gray, 76 ; Morin v. Martz, 13 Minn. 191 ; North v. Rob-
inson, I Duv. 71 ; Soule v. Albee, 31 Vt. 142 ; Flemm v. Whit-
more, 23 Mo. 430; Pratt V.Humphrey, 22 Conn. 317; Hardesty
V. Jones, 10 G. A J. 404 ; Mersereau v. Lewis, 25 Wend. 243.
goods of . In statute, U. S. v. Maxon, 5 Blatchf. 36a
ANSWBB.
In statute. Strong v. Sproul, 53 N. Y. 497 ; Kelly v. Downing, 42 N.
Y. 71 ; Howell v. Howell, 15 Wis. 59.
exoept filing an . In statute. Henry v. Blackburn, 32 Ark. 44$.
AJN TIOHBSSIS. Livingston v. Story, 11 Pet. 351 ; Garcia v. Garcia, 7 La. Ann. 526.
In statute, Reg. v. Saunders, 9 Q. B. 237 ; Wilmot v. Rose, 3 El. A
Bl. 564.
aotion. In statute. Stiles' Appeal. 41 Conn. 329.'
-: oanse. In statute. Logan v. Small, 43 Mo. 254.
ohild. In statute. Overseers v. Guardians, 4 Q- B Div. 411 .
daim for damages. In statute. The Blessing, 3 Prob. Div. 35.
oontraot. McMurray v. Brown, i Otto, 257.
oonrt. In statute. Collector v. Hubbard, 12 Wall. 3 ; Middle-
brook V. State, 43 Conn. 257.
oonrt of reoord. In statute. Mattler v. Schaffner, 53 Ind. 245.
oreditor. In deed. Wells v, Greenhill, 5 B. A Aid. 8691
eatate or interest. In statute. King v. Inhabitants, 2 B. A
C. 135.
ANY. 21 APPEALED.
— Continued.
judge. In statute. City Bk. v. Young, 43 N. H. 460.
judgment* In statute. People v. Clark, 7 N. Y. 385 ; People
V. Carnal, 6 N. Y. 463 ; Crossfield v. Stanley, 4 B. & Ad. 89^ Nes-
bett/. Roshton, 9 Ad. & Ell. 426.
juriadiotion or authority. In statute. Powell z/. Hibbert. 15
g. a 129.
meetiiig. In statute. Queen v. Stracahn. L. R., 7 Q. B. 464.
one year. In statute. U. S. v. Dickson, 15 Pet. 143.
other ftindfl. In will. Montresor v. Montresor, i Colly. Ch. 194.
other matter or thing from the beginning of the world* In
release, Hasley v. Whitney, 4 Mason G. C. 227.
other manner. In statute. Melcher v. Boston, 9 Mete. 73.
party to a oauae. In statute. 2 U. C. L. J. (N. S.) 130.
person. In statute. Board ofWorksvR. R. Co., 14 Ch. Div.
521 ; Queen v. Recorder, 9 Ad. & Ell. 871 ; 6 B. &S. 670; London
Tobacco Pipe Co. v. Woodruff, 7 B. & C. 853.
poll-book. In statute. Howard v. McDarmid, 26 Ark. 106.
publio purpose. In charter. Rogers v. Burlington, 3 Wall. 654.
suoh order. In statute. Reg. v. St Leonards, 14 Q. B. 341.
surreyor. In statute. King v. Inhabitants, 7 B. & C. 440.
witness. In statute. Magrave v. White, 8 E & C. 416.
woman so divoroed. In statute. Allen v. Allen, 43 Conn. 419,
at time. In statute. Queen v. Inhabitants, 9 Q. B. 885.
in de&iilt of suoh issue of of them. In will. Powell v.
Howells, 9 B. & S. 704.
or of them. In statute. Fannin v. Anderson, 7 Q. B. 819.
APABT. from her husband. In statute. Den v. Gerzer, 4 Halst. 225.
APABTMENT. In statute. People v. St. Clair, 38 Cal. 137; Com. v. EsUbrook, 10
Pick. 293.
POTHEOABY. State v. Bolmes, 28 La. Ann. 765.
In statute. Apothecaries* Co. v. Greenough, i Q. B. 798.
praotioe as an . In statute. Apothecaries' Co. v. Warburton,
3 B. & Aid. 43 ; Same v. Allen, 4 B. & Ad. 627.
AFPABATU8. In statute. Coolidge v. Choate, 1 1 Mete. 79.
AFP ABEL. goodsy wearing . Crichton v. Symes, 3 Atk. Ch. 61.
neooosory wearing . In statute. Richardson v, Buswell, 10
Mete. 506 ; Towers v. Pratt^ 33 N. H. 345 ; Frazierv. Barnum, 19 N.
J. (Eq.) 316.
wearing . In statute. Maillard v. Lawrence, 16 How. 251; Re
Sanborn, 12 Canada L. J. 241.
APPABSZTF. State Bank v. Hastings, 1 5 Wis. 85.
In statute. Dewarz/. Swabey, 11 Ad. &. Ell. 913.
danger. Evans v. State, 44 Miss. 762.
good order. In bill of lading. The Oriflamme, i Sawy. 176 ;
Blade v. Chicago, etc., R. R. Co., 10 Wis. 4.
possession. In statute. Robinson v. Briggs, L. R., 6 Ex. i.
APPEALED. Lawrence v. Souther, 8 Mete. 166.
APPEAL.
22
APPOINT.
People V. Justices, ii How. Pr. 400; U. S. v. Goodwin, 7 Cnincli,
108 ; Wiscart v. Dauchy, 3 Dall. 321 ; U. S. v. Wonson, i Gall. 5;
Hastings z^. Halleck, loCal. 31.
In statute, Snoverv. Tinsman, 9 V room, 210; Hitsman t^. Garrard*
16 N. J. L. 124.
shall be brought. In statute. Hunter v. Griffith, 7 U. C. P. C.
86.
APPEAIJNG. party or appealed against. In statute. King v. Justices, i R.
& Ad. 659.
In statute. Clark v. Ross, i III. 261.
waiving inquisition , etc. In note. Watson v. Wetter, 91 Pa.
St. 385.
Larabee v. Larabee, 33 Me. loa
In statute. Wilson v. Fosket, 6 Mete. 40a
at the trial. In statute. Jones v. St. Joe. etc., R. R. Co., 55
Mo. 342.
AFPBABAKGB. Foreman v. Lay, 6 Ala. 784 ; Clark v. Bryan, 16 Md. 171 ; Stein-
bach V. Leese, 27 Cal. 295 ; Hendrick v. Kellogg, 3 Iowa, 215 ; Rose
V. Ford, 2 Ark . 26 ; Coplinger v. Steamboat, 14 Ind. 480 ; Sullivan
V. Frazee, 4 Robt. 616 ; Lutes v. Perkins, 6 Mo. 57 ; Ferguson v.
Ross, 5 Ark. 517 ; Gooch v. Jeter, 5 Ark. 383; Glidden v. Packard.
28 Cal. 649; Scott V. Hull, 14 Ind. 136 ; Ayres v. Western R. R. Co..
48 Barb. 132; Shaffer v. Trimble, 2 Greene, 464; Tallman v.
McCarty, 11 Wis. 401; Wilson v. Fowler, 3 Ark. 463; Scott v.
Niles, 40 Vt. 573 ; Weaver v. Stone, 2 Grant's Cas. 422 ; Mann v.
Curley, 4 Cow. 148; Evans v. lies, 7 Ohio St. 233.
In statute. Re Clipperton, 12 Q. R 688.
APPELLATE. Hestres v. Brennan, 50 Cal. 211 ; Clark v. Ross, i 111. 261.
APPEin>AGE8. In statute. State v. Somerville, etc., R. R Co., 28 N. J. (L.) 21.
neoesaary for the aohool-honse. In statute. School District
V. Perkins, 21 Kas. 536 (30 Am. Rep. 447).
APPENDANCE. Leonard v. White, 7 Mass. 6 ; Jackson v. Striker, i Johns. Cas. 284.
APPENDA19T. Leonard v. White, 7 Mass. 6; Jackson v. Striker, i Johns. Cas. 284.
APPERTAINING, all other personal proi>erty to said railroad. In raiiway
mortgage. Parish v. Wheeler, 22 N. Y. 494.
APPLICABLE. Wagner v. Bissell, 3 Iowa, 402.
In constitution. Evan^ v. Job, 8 Nev. 322.
APPLICATION. In statute. Gas Co. v. Financial Soc, 7 Ch. Div. 241.
for a oontinuanoe. In statute. State v. Maguire, 69 Mo. 200.
on . In statute. State v. Stiles, 7 Halst. 296.
APPLICATIONS, authorised to talce for insurance. In appointment. Wilson
V. Genesee Ins. Co., 14 N. Y. 418.
In contract. Manice v. Hudson River R. R. Co., 3 Duer, 426.
In statute. North Eastern R. R. Co. v. Mayor, 9 R & S. 63a
in cases where they . In statute. Wayman v. Southard, 10
Wheat. I.
APPEARING.
APPLIED.
APPOINT.
People V. Fitzsimmons, 68 N. Y. 514.
In constitution. Speed v. Crawford, 3 Mete. 210 ; Comm'rs v. Louis-
ville, 3 Bush, 602.
In statute. King v. Adams, 2 Ad. & Ell. 413.
annually . In statute. City of Buffalo v. McKay, 15 Hun, 205.
APPOINTED. 23 APPURTENANCES.
—
APPOINTED. or elected In statute. Doe z/. Hares, 4 B. & Ad. 442.
person to an oi&oe. In statute, Davies v, Harvey, L. R., 9 Q
B. 433-
APPOINTMENT. Harris v. Clark, 3 N. Y. 93; U. S. v. Le Baron, 19 How. 73 ; U. 8.
V, Stewart, 19 How. 79.
In constitution. Justices v, Clark, i T. B. Mon. 82 ; Speed v, Crawford,
3 Mete. 210; Comm'rsz'. Louisville, 3 Bush, 602.
In statute, Sturgis v, SpofTord, 45 N. Y. 447 ; People v, Batchelor, 22
N. Y. 128.
as a oommissioner. In statute, Nicholson v. Field, 7 Hurl.
&N. 811.
JlPFORTION. Clarke v. Brooklyn Bank, i Edw. 361 ; Haight v. Day, i Johns. Ch. 18.
APPOBTIONMENT. Ex parte Smyth, i Swanst 338 note.
JLPPEAISED* value. In statute. Cummingsz^. Cummings, 51 Mo. 261.
APFBAISEHS. In lease. Pool v, Hennessey, 39 Iowa, 192.
APPBEHENDED. In statute. Ex parte Bollman, 4 Cranch, 75.
King V. Mayor, 7 R & C. 630; Hopewell v. Amwell, 3 N. J. (L.) 422.
Hopewell v. Amwell, 3 N. J. (L.) 422.
regular of two years. In statute. State v. Jones, 16 Fla. 306.
In constitution. Boston, etc., R. R. Co. v. Salem, etc., R. R. Co., 2
Gray, i.
— business. In corporation charter. Toll Bridge Co. v. Osbom,
35 Conn. 7.
— legislation. In constitution. U. S. v. Reese, 2 Otto, 214.
. In policy of insurance. Smith v. Mech. A Trad Ins. Co., 32 N. Y.
399.
or used. In insurance policy, U. S. Ins. Co. v, Kimberly, 34
Md. 227.
APPBOPBIATION. Stratton v. Green, 45 Cal. 149 ; State v. Bordelon, 6 La. Ann.
68 ; Hoyt v. Story, 3 Barb. 262 ; Waters' Case, 4 Ct. of Claims,
3«9.
In constitution, Eidemiller v. Wyandotte City, 2 Dill. 376.*
In statute. Railroad Co. v. Tremont Co., 9 Wall. 89; McConnell v,
Wilcox, 2 III. 344 ; Filor v. U. S., 9 Wall. 45.
of property. In statute. U. S. v. Russell, 13 Wall. 623.
bill. Hodgson v, Davis, 2 Camp. 532.
indorsed paper. In contract. Mills v. Hunt, 20 Wend. 431 ;
Guier v. Page, 4 S. & R. i.
Myers V. People, 26 111. 173; Gray «/. People, 26 111. 346.
State V. Cox, 65 Mo. 29.
APPUBTENANCE. In execution. Munroe v. Thomas, 5 Cal. 470.
McNish V. Munro, 25 U. C. C. P. 290; Harris v. Smith, 40 U.
C. Q. B. 33.
Indeed. Grant v. Chase, 17 Mass. 443 (9 Am. Dec. 161); Pickering
V. Stapler, 5 S. & R. 107 (9 Am. Dec. 336); James v. Plant, 4 Ad.
& Ell. 748; Bolton V. Bolton, 11 Ch. Div. 969; Leonard v. White, 7
Mass. 6 (5 Am. Dec. 20); Farrar v. Stackpole, 6 Greenlf. 154 (19 Am.
Dec. 201); Strickler v. Todd, 10 S. A R. 63 (13 Am. Dec. 49); Spaul-
ding V. Abbott, 55 N. H. 423; New York, etc., R. R Co. v, Buffisilo
APPURTENANCES. U ARMY.
AJPFUBTESAJXCBB — Continued.
R. R. Co., 49 Barb. 501 ; U. S. v. Harris, i Sumn. 21 ; Jackson t^.
Hathaway, 15 Johns. 447; Harris t/. Evans, 10 Pet 25; Hill v.
West, 4 Yeates, 142; Kenyon v, Nichols, i R. 1. 411 ; Philadelphia
V. Philadelphia, etc., R. R. Co., sS Pa. St. 283 ; Bettsworth's Case,
2 Coke, 31; Blackbomt/. Edgley, i P. Wms. 600; Hill v. Grange,
I Plowd. 164; Ammidown v. Ball, 8 Allen, 293; McDermott v.
Palmer, 8 N. Y. 383; Williams v. Baker, 41 Md. 523; Duane v.
Broad Street Assn., 6 Mass. 232; Sparks v. Hess, 15 CaL 168:
Hall z/. Benner, i Penr. & Watts, 402 (21 Am. Dec. 394); Parsons
t/. Johnson, 68 N. Y. 62 ; Worthington t/. Ganson, 2 El. & EL 626.
In mortgage, Frty v. Drahos, 6 Neb. i (29 Am. Rep. 353).
In partition, Grubb v. Grubb, 74 Pa. St. 25.
In rule of court. The Witch Queen, 3 Sawy. 201.
In will, Blaine v. Chambers, i S. & R. 169; Smith v, Ridgway, L. R.,
1 Ex. 46; Mathews v, Mathews, L. R., 4 Eq. Cas. 278; Doe v, Ash-
ley, 10 Q. B. 663; Doe V, Hubbard, 15 Q. B. 247 ; Helme v, Guy,
2 Murph. 341 ; Otis v. Smith, 9 Pick. 293; Pheysy v, Vicary, 16 M.
A W. 484.
buildings or to buildings. In statute, Parmalee v, Hamble-
ton, 19 111. 615.
APFUBTENAHT. Lemon v, McKinnon, 19 Kas. 408.
In insurance policy, i£tna Ins. Co. v, Jackson, 16 B. Mon. 242 ;
Bigler v. New York Central Ins. Co., 20 Barb. 635; Crosby v.
Franklin Ins. Co., 5 Gray, 504; Bryant z/. Poughkeepste, etc., Ins.
Co., 17 N. Y. 200; Pindar v. Kings County Ins. Co., 36 N. Y. 648 ;
Haley v, Dorchester Ins. Co., 12 Gray, 545.
In statute. Com. v. Curley, loi Mass. 24.
APT. time. Pugh v, York, 74 N. C. 383.
ABBITRAMENT. and award. Gordon v, U. S. 7 Wall. 188.
ABBTTR. A RTTiY. In lease, Treloarz/. Bigge, L. R., 9 Ex. 151.
withheld* In statute, Treloar v, Bigge L. R., 9 Ex. 151 .
ABDENT. or vinouB spirits. In statute. State v, Martin, 34 Ark. 340.
ABE. ' In deed, Falkner v, O'Brien, 2 Ball. & B. 223.
ABGUMENT. State v, California Mining Co., 13 Nev. 203.
ABISEE*. cause of action shall have . In statute, Andrews z/. Hartford,
etc., R. R. Co., 34 Conn. 57.
ABISES* out ofL In statute, Scarborough v. Smith, 18 Kas. 399. *
ABISING. during the course of the triaL In statute. People v. Turner,
39 Cal. 371.
oases in justices' courts. In constitution, Cookt^. Nellis. iS
N. Y. 126.
ABM. In statute, Att'y-Gen. v, Sillem, 2 H. & C. 623.
of the sea. The Martha Anne, Olcott, 18.
ABJOSD. vessels. In statute. Murray t/. The Charming Betsey, 2 Cranch,
84; Parlin v, U. S., i Ct of Claims, 174.
ABMS. In constitution, Fife v. State, 31 Ark. 455 ; Cockrum v. State, 24 Tex.
394 ; English v. State, 35 Tex. 493 ; State v, Reid, i Ala. 612 ;
State V, Huntley, 3 I red. (L.) 418 ; Andrews v. State, 3 Heisk. 165.
'Of a State. Kirksey v. State, 7 Port. 529.
In statute. Re Bailey, 2 Sawy. 200.
AROMA TIC.
25
ARTICLES.
ABOHATIC. Burke v. Cassin, 45 Cal. 467.
oauae of action . In statute, Steele t/. Comm'rs, 70 N. C. 137.
■A JtRilfi A TLB*
ABBS8T.
AJtBSSTS.
ABBAIGNMENT. Goodin z^. State, 16 Ohib St. 344: Whitehead v. Com., iQGratt.
640 ; Jackson v. Com., 19 Gratt 656.
ABBANaSHBNT. In statute. Tetley v. Tetley, i El. & Bl. 540.
A'ft-R.ATffmg'MKN'i'H, wlth the oompany. In statute. Manning v. Eastern
Counties R. Co., 12 M. A W. 237.
In bank by law, Kahn v. Bank of St. Joseph, 70 Mo. 262.
of rent. In will. Hele v. Gilbert, 2 Ves. Sr. 430.
of taxes. In deed. Corbett v. Taylor, 23 U. C. Q. R 454.
Tracy v, Whipple, 8 Johns. 379; U. S. v, Benner, Baldw. 234 ; Lawson
V, Buzines, 3 Harr. 416; Cooper v. Adams, 2 Blackf. 294; Courtoy
V. Dozier, 20 Ga. 369 ; French v. Bancroft, i Mete. 502 ; Emery v.
Chesley, 18 N. H. 198; Jones v. Jones, 13 Ired (L.) 448; Gold v.
Bissell, I Wend. 210; Huntington v, Blaisdell, 2 N. H. 318; Hun-
tington V, Shultz, Harp. 453; Hart v. Flynn, 8 Dana, 190; Field
V, Ireland, 21 Ala. 240; Haskins v. Young, 2 Dev. & B. 527 (31
Am. Dec. 426).
In statute. Day v. Paupiere, 13 Q. B. 803.
restraints and detainments of kings. In marine policy, Oli-
vera v. Ins. Co., 3 Wheat 183 ; Aubert v. Gray, 3 R & S. 163.
unlawAil restraints and detainments. In marine policy, Mc-
Call V, Marine Ins. Co., 8 Cranch, 59.
Gray v, Gardner, 17 Mass. 188.
In statute, U. S. v. An Open Boat^ 5 Mason, 120; The Patriot, i
Brock. 407 ; Parsons v. Hunter, 2 Sumn. 419 ; Levy v. McCartee,
6 Pet. 102 ; U. S. v, Shackford, 5 Mason, 445 ; The Appollon, 9
Wheat 362 ; Toler v. White, Ware, 25.
at a foreign port. In statute, Harrison v. Vose, 9 How. 366.
In insurance policy, Meigs v. Mutual Ins. Co., 2 Cush. 453 ; Simpson
V, Pacific Mutual Ins. Co., 1 Holmes, 136.
Reg. V, Cooper, 5 C. & P. 535 ; People v. Fisher, 51 Cal. 319; Young
V. Com., 12 Bush, 243; Reg. v. Reader,. i Moody's C. C. 239; Creed
V. People, 81 111. 565 ; Sampson v. Com., 5 W. A S. 385 ; Gage v,
Shelton, 3 Rich. 242 ; People v, Taylor 2 Mich. 250 ; State v, Shaw,
31 Me. 523 ; People v, Haggerty, 46 Cal. 354; Luke v. State, 49 Ala.
31 ; Lockett v. State, 63 Ala. 6 ; Grimes v. State, 63 Ala. 167.
In statute. Creed v. People, 81 111. 565.
machine, mannftioture or composition of matter. In statute,
Jacobs V, Baker, 7 Wall. 295.
Hopkins v, Westcott, 6 Biatchf. 64.
- In statute. Palmer's Ship Co. v, Clayton, L. R., 4 Q. B. 209 ; Kent v,
Astley, L. R., 5 Q. B. 19; Slandoff Co. v. Lyndon, 8 C. B. (N. S.) 517.
forwarded. In bill of lading, Wetzell v, Dinsmore, 54 N. Y.
496.
ABBXVSD.
of mannftioture. In statute, Hejrwood v. Porter, i El. & Bl.
440.
of metal. In statute. Palmer's Ship Building Co. v, Clayton. 10
B. & S. 177.
other or thing. In statute. Queen v, Payne, L. R., i C. C. R. 28.
In statute,- Wells v. Shook, 8 Biatchf. 254; May v. Smith, 48 Ala. 487.
and effects. In statute. Re-presentment, i Jebb. 71.
ARTICLES. 26 ASSA UL T.
— Continued
of proTiflioiL In statute. U. S. v. Sheldon, 2 Wheat 1 19.
goodfl or tbiii^. In statute. Cohen v. R. R. Co., 2 Ex. Div.
260.
money, jewaLry, and of gold and ailyer manulkotare. Im
statute. Stewart v. Parsons, 24 Wit. 242.
[OEB. In statute. Chawner v. Cummings, 8 Q. B. 31 1 ; Queen v. Clewoith, 4
B. & S. 927 ; Sleeman v. Barrett, 2 H. & C. {Mo.
In statute. Bowkers v. Lovekin, 6 El. & Bl. 588; Ingram v. Barnes, 7
EI. & Bl. 120.
ikBTISAir. In statute. Duncan v. Bateman, 23 Ark. 327.
ABT8. lost • Gaylor v. Wilder, 10 How. 477.
naeftd ■> In statute. Corning z/. Burden, 15 How. 252.
Rubber Co. v. Goodyear, 6 Wall. 153.
In statute* Colt v. Hubbard, 33 Conn. 281.
albreaaid. In statute. Morley v. Greenhalgh, 3 B. & S. 379
Clark V. Hague. 2 El. & El. 286 ; re Morris, 6 El. 6l Bl. 385.
fbr as rules of law and equity will permit. In will. Har-
rington V. Harrington, L. R., 3 Ch. App. 565.
he now holds the same. In deed. Spratt v. Jeffrey, 10 B. & C.
260.
her act and deed. In deed. Stuart v. Dutton, 39 111. 91.
herein described. In specification. Thomas v. Welch, L. R^
I C. P. 193.
if she had died unmarried. In will. Halton v. Foster, L. R.,
3 Ch. App. 505.
in other dvil actions. In statute. Cravens v. Chambers, SS
Ind. 5.
— is most convenient. Miles v. Douglass, 34 Conn. 394.
^long as wood grows and water runs. In lease. Ames v. Burt,
I Vt. 303 (18 Am. Dec. 680).
— — now in the occupation of. In will. Polden v. Bastard, L. R,,
I Q. B. 1 57.
now laid out. In grant. Welch v. Wilcox, loi Mass. 162.
now located. In deed. Fellows v, Webb, 43 Iowa, 133.
part. In agreement. King v. Inhabitants, 2 Ad. & Ell. 535.
prindlial. In promissory note. McMillen v. Parkell, 64 Mo. 288.
secretary. In note. Alexander v. Sizer, L. R., 4 Ex. 103.
soon as practicable. In contract. Reedy v. Smith, 42 Cal. 425.
to. In will. Gordon v. Gordon, L. R., 5 H. L. 255.
to them shall seem best. In will Levitt v. Berne, 21 Conn. i.
trustee. In contract. Pumpelly v. Phelps, 40 N. Y. 60.
usually occupied. In deed. Sargent v. Hubbard, 102 Mass. 382.
JlSCENDAHT. Bernard v. Vignaud. 10 Mart. 4S2.
ASGEBTAIN. In statute. Taylor t^. McPheeters, in Mass. 351.
ASHES. In statute. Reg v. Wood, 5 El. & Bl. 55.
JLSSAXTIiT. U. S. V. Hand, 3 Wash. 425 ; Richels v. State, i Sneed, 603 ; U. S. v.
Ortega, 4 Wash. 534; U. S. v. Myers, i Cranch's C. C. 310; State v.
Hampton, 63 N. C. 13; Murray v. Boyne, 42 Mo. 472 ; Johnson v.
ASSA UL T. 27 ASSA ULT.
A88AXTIiT>- Continued.
Tompkins, i Baldw. 571 ; Higginbotham v. State, 23 Tex. 574 ;
Eeach v. Hancock, 7 Fost. (N. H.) 223; State v. Smith, 2 Humph.
457; Smith V. State, 7 Humph. 43; Crow v. State, 41 Tex. 4(38;
Com. V, White, no Mass. 407; State v. Shepherd, 10 lown, 126;
State V, Epperson, 27 Mo. 255; State t/. Church, 63 N. C. 15; State
V, Malcolm, 8 Iowa, 413; People v, Yslas, 27 Cal. 630; Com. v,
Riiggles, 6 Allen, 588; Hays v. People, i Hill, 351 ; State v. Van-
noy, 65 N. C. 532; *Reg. v, Martin, 9 C. A P. 215; Christopherson
V, Bare, 11 Q. B. 473 ; Morton v, Shoppee, 3 C. & P. 373 ; State v.
Rawles, 65 N. C. 334; State v, Sims, 3 Strobh. 137; Stephen v.
Myers, 4 C. & P. 349; Kirland v. State, 43 Ind. 146 ; De Masentille
V. Oliver, i Penn. (N. J.) 380; Barnes v. Martin, 15 Wis. 240; U. S.
V, Richardson, 5 Cranch C. C. 348 ; State v. Morgan, 3 Ired. (L.)
186; Read v. Coker, 13 C. B. 850; Ford v. Skinner, 4 C. & P. 239;
James t/. Campbell, 5 C. & P. 372; State z/. Myers, 19 Iowa, 517;
Button's Case, 8 C. & P. 660 ; Rex v. Rosinski, i M. C. C. 19 ; Rex
V. Nichol, Russ. & Ry. 130; Hays v. People, i Hill, 351 ; Rex z/.
Jackson, Russ. & Ry. 487 ; Stearns v, Simpson, 59 Me. 568 ;
Meander v. Stone, 7 Mete. 147 ; Griffith v. Parsons, i Selw. 25;
Innes v. Wylie, i C. & K. 257; Smith's Case, 2 C. A P. 449;
Bloomer v. State, 3 Sneed, 66; State v. Mooney, PhilL (N. C.) 434;
Smith z/. State, 39 Miss. 521 ; Keyes v, Devlin, 3 E. D. Smith, 518;
Com. V, Eyre, i S. & R. 347 ; Stephens v. Myers, 4 C. A P. 349; Law-
son V, State, 30 Ala. 14 ; Tarver v. State, 43 Ala. 354 ; State v. Black-
well, 9 Ala. 79; Tuberville I/. Savage, i Mod. 3; Blake z/. Barnard,
9 C. A P. 628; State v. Crow, i Ired. (L.) 375 j Com. v. Mann, 116
Mass. 58; State v, Davis, i Ired. 128; Com. v, Adams, 114 Mass.
323; Com. V, Stoddard, 9 Allen, 280; RainbQlt v. State, 34 Tex.
286; People V, Bransby, 32 N. Y. 525; Smith v. Com., 54 Pa. St.
209; Cutler V, State, 59 Ind. 300; State z/. Painter, 6j Mo. 84 ; State
V. Adams, 20 Kas. 311; West v. State, 59 Ind. 113; People v,
McMakin, 8 Cal. 547 ; People v, Anderson, 44 Cal. 65 ; Reg. v, St.
George, 9 C. & P. 483 ; State v. Myerfield, Phill. (N. C.) 108 ; State
V. Mullen, 45 Ala. 43; Agitone v. State, 41 Tex. 501 ; Rex v. James,
I C. & K. 530; Robinson v. State, 31 Tex. 170; McKay v. State,
44 Tex. 43; Kunkle v. State, 32 Ind. 220; State v, Pinkman, 81 N.
C. 613 ; Com. V. McDonald, 5 Cush. 365 ; Johnson v. State, 26
Ga, 61 1 ; Allen v. State, 28 Ga. 395 ; State v. Rawles, 65 N. C. 334 ;
Keefe v. State, 19 Ark. 190; Long z/. Rogers, 17 Ala. 540; State v.
Dinnen, 10 Minn. 409; People v. Blake, i Wheel. C. d 490;
Com. V. Stratton, 114 Mass. 303; Reg. v. Walkden, i Cox's C. C.
282; Reg. V, Hanson, 2 C. & K. 912; Bechtelheimer z/. State, 54 Ind.
128 ; Reg. z/. Wilkins, 9 Cox's C. C. 20; Reg. v, Bennett, 4 F. & F.
1 105; Jarnetz/. State, i Tex. (App.) 605; State z/. Benedict, 11 Vt.
236; State z/. Baker, 65 N. C. 332; People v, Lee, i Wheel. C. C.
• 364: Reg. V, Marsh, i C. & K. 496; Reg. v. Lock, L. R., 2 C. C. R.
10; Reg. V. McGavaran, 6 Cox's C. C. 64 ; Reg. v. Case, i Den. C. C.
580; Reg. z/. Flattery, 13 Cox's C. C. 388; Reg. z/. Sinclair, 13 Cox's
C. C. 28: Reg. V. Miles, 6 Jur. 243; U. S. z/. Freeman, 4 Mason's
C. C. 505 ; Reg. z/. Renshaw, 2 Cox's C. C. 285 ; Reg. z/. Philpott,
Dears. C. C. 179; Com. z/. Simmons, 6 J. J. Marsh. 615; Reg. z/.
Lewis, I C. & K. 419; State v, Gorham, 55 N. H. 15Z
In statute, McCulley v. State, 62 Ind. 488 ; State v. Frcels, 3 Humph.
228 ; Evans z/. State, i Humph. 394 ; Humphries v. State. 5 Mo. 203.
ASSA UL TED. 28 ASSETS.
motions of and battery. In statute. Newton v. Holford, 6 Q.
B. 921.
ABSAUI/rXD. In plea, Polkinghorn v, Wright, 8 Q. B. 197.
ASSEMBIaAGE. In statute. Lancaster v. SUte, 53 Ala. 398.
of people met Ibr reU^ioiui wonhip. In statute. Kinney v.
State, 38 Ala. 224.
ASSEMBLE. together. In statute. State v, Kempf, 26 Mo. 429.
AflflElTBTiET), In statute. Re Richmond, 14 Daily Reg. (N. Y.) 869.
ASSEMBLY. for the promotion of any moral or benevolent object. Im
statute. State v, Gager, 28 Conn. 233.
imlawAil . Reg. v, Brodribb, 6 C. A P. 571 ; Redford v, Birley,
3 Stark. N. P. 79 ; R^. v, Vincent, 9 C. & P. 91 ; Reg. v, Kelly, 6
U. C. C. P. 372 ; R6g. V, Neale. 9 C. A P. 431 ; Reg. v. Hunt, 3 B.
A Aid. 566 ; Reg. v. Hughes, 4 C. & P. 373 ; Reg. v, Birt, 5 C. &
P. 154.
ASSENT. Suydam v, Clark, 2 Sandf. 133 ; White v, Corlies, 46 N. Y. 467 ; Myers
V, Smith, 48 Barb. 614; Honeyman v, Marryatt, 6 H. L. Cas. 112 ;
Johnson v, Appleby, L. R., 9 C. P. 158; Fitzhugh v, Wilcox. 12
Barb. 255 ; Wadsworth v. Sherman, 14 Barb. 169 ; Re Beckwith, 5
Hun, 443; Jenners v. Mount Hope Iron Co., 53 Me. 20 ; Hartford, etc.,
R. R. Co. V, Jackson, 24 Conn. 514 ; Stitt v, Huidekopers, 17 Wall.
384 ; Washington Ice Co. v, Webster, 62 Me. 341 ; Hutcheson v.
Blakeman, 3 Mete. (Ky.) 80 ; Baker v, Johnson Co., 37 Iowa, 186.
In constitution. Canal Co. v. R. R. Co., 4 G. & J. i ; Hawkins v, Car«
roll Co., 50 Miss. 735 ; State v, Brassfield, (i^ Mo. 331.
in writing. In statute, Cormerais v, Wesselhoeft, 114 Mass. 550.
ASSESS. In lease, Valle v, Fargo, i Mo. (App.) 345.
ASSESSED. In statute, Goodhew v, Williams, 3 C. P. Div. 382.
taxes during the term. In lease, Valle v, Faigo, i Mo.
(App.) 344.
ASSESSMENT. Taylor v. Palmer, 31 Cal. 240; Palmer v, Stumpf, 29 Ind. 329;
Spangler v, Indiana, etc., R. R. Co., 21 III. 276 ; Hill v. Higdon, 5
Ohio St. 243.
In constitution. Weeks v. City of Milwaukee, 10 Wis. 243 ; Hurford
V, City of Omaha, 4 Neb. 336 ; Smith v, Farrelly, 52 Cal. 77.
Tn statute, Doyle v, Austin, 47 Cal. 354.
rolls. In statute, Linn Co. Case, 15 Kas. 506.
special . In constitution. Guild v. City of Chicago, 82 111. 472.
ASSESSMENTS. Boers v, Barrett, 2 Cin. 67 ; Hale v, Kenosha, 29 Wis. 599.
In lease, Stephani v. Bishop of Chicago, 2 Bradw. 249.
special . In constitution. Hale v. Kenosha. 29 Wis. 599.
taxes or . In statute. State v. Mayor, 36 N. J. (L.) 478 ; Ride-
nour V, Saffin, i Handy, 464; Mayor v. Green Mount Cemetery, 7
Md. 517.
ASSESSOB. Fisk v. Gray, 100 Mass. 191 ; Atty.-Gen. v. Bouens, 4 M. & W. 191.
ASSETS. In contract. District Tp. v. Same, 47 Iowa, 183; Lowber v. Le Roy,
2 Sandf. 202 ; Smedley v, Philpot, 3 M. &. W. 574.
In statute, Webb v, Whiffin, L. R., 5 H. L. 711 ; Helbert v. Banner,
L. R., 5 H. L. 28; Steam v, Rogers, 3 B. & Ad. 371 ; Re Taggert, 16
Bankr. Reg. 351.
ASSETS. 29 ASSIGNOR.
— Continued.
equitable . Barker v. May, 9 R & C. 489 ; Bain v. Sadler, L. R.,
12 Eq. 570; Henderion v, Henderson, 3 Ired. (N. C.) 259; Benson
V, Le Roy, 4 Johns. Ch. 651 ; Moses v. Murgatroyd, i Johns. Ch.
119 ; Backhouse v, Patton, 5 Pet. 160; Block v. Scott. 2 Brock. 325 ;
Cloudes V, Adams, 4 Dana, 603 ; Speed v. Nelson, 8 B. Mon. 499 ;
Sperry's Estate, i Ashm. 347 ; Torr's Estate, 2 Rawie, 250.
legal . Farr v, Newman, 4 T. R. 621 ; Attorney-Gen. v. Bnin-
ning, 6 Jur. (N. S.) 1083 ; Lovegrove v. Cooper, 2 Sm. & Giff. 271 ;
Deg V, Deg, 2 P. Wms. 416 ; Goodchild v. Terret, 5 Beav. 398 ;
Charlton v. Wright, 12 Sim. 274 ; Rutledge v, Rutledge, i McCord's
Ch. 469.
ASSIGN. Gill V, Clagett, 4 Md. Ch. 153.
In deed. Hutchins t/. Parleton, 19 N. H. 487.
In lease. Frost v, Bollans, 5 B. & C. 613.
In statute. King v. Inhabitants, 8 B. & C. 95.
or otherwise part with. In lease. Holland v. Worsley, i
Camp. 20 •
ASSiaNABIiE. Thackert'. Henderson, 63 Barb. 271.
ASSIQHED. In statute. Andrews v. Brown, i Iowa, 154; Williams v. Sautter, 7
Iowa, 435.
by indoraement. In statute. Sayre v. Lucas, 2 Stew. (Ala.) 259
(20 Am. Dec.) 2 ; Reed v. Garr, 59 Ind. 279.
by indoraement in writing. In statute. Reed v. Garr, 59 Ind.
299.
duly . In plea. Hoag v. Mepdenhall, 19 Minn. 335.
shall not be . In insurance policy. Ellis v. Kreutzinger, 27 Mo.
311 ; Wilson v. Genesee Mut. Ins. Co., 16 Barb. 511 ; Hoffman v.
^tna, etc., Ins. Co., i Robt. 501.
Mattoon v. Young, 45 N. Y. 697 ; Littlefield v. Perry, 21 Wall. 205.
In statute. Hight v. Sackett, 34 N. Y. 447 ; Wisconsin Bankt^. Morley,
19 Wis. 70; Tucker v. West, 31 Ark. 643; Potter v. Holland, 4
Blatchf. 206; Bridenbecker v. Prescott, 3 Hun, 419 ; Page?/. Johns-
ton, 23 Wis. 295 ; Wildney v. Whitney, 25 How. Pr. 75 ; U. S. v. Rod-
man, 15 Pet. 125 ; Cumberland v. Planche, i Ad. & Ell. 580; Russell
V. Ledsam, 14 M. & W. 585 ; Potter v. Holland, 4 Blatchf. 206.
In statute. Comm'r of Patents v. Whiteley, 5 Wall. 522.
ASSIQNING. without any reaaon. In order. Greswood's Case, 2 El. & BI.
954.
JLSSiaNMENT. Hicks v. Wirth, 4 E. D. Smith, 78 ; Hight v. Sackett, 34 N. Y.447 ;
Bump V. Van Orsdale, 1 1 Barb. 634 ; Potter v. Bushnell, 10 How.
Pr. 94 ; Bank of Marietta v. Pindall, 2 Rand. 465.
In statute. Crow v. Beardsley, 68 Mo. 435 ; Cowles v. Ricketts, i Iowa,
582. ; Potter v. Holland, 4 Blatchf. 206.
for the benefit of oreditora* In statute. Lawrence v. Neff, 41
Cal. 566.
of errom. Squires v. Foorman, 10 Cal. 298.
ASSiaNOB. In statute. Bump v. Van Orsdale, 1 1 Barb. 634 ; Jagoe v. Alleyn, 16
Barb. 580 ; Clement v. Adams, 12 How. Pr. 163 ; Tulloss v. Rapelye,
3 Abb. Pr. 93 ; Potter v. Potter, 18 N. Y. 52 ; Anderson v. Rusteed,
5 Duer, 485 ; Hicks v. Wirth, 4 E. D. Smith, 78 ; Gardner v. Gordon,
ASS/GJ^iTS.
30
AT.
ASSiaNOB— Continued.
3 Bosw. 369 ; Calkins v. Packer, 21 Barb. 275 ; Watson v, Bailey, 2
Duer, 509 ; Beach v, Cooke, 28 N. Y. 508.
of a thing in action or contract. In statute, McConnell v, Mc-
Cracken, 14 Wis. 89; McHose v. Cain, 22 Wis. 486 ; Clarke v, Atkin-
son, 2 E. D. Smith, 112 ; McGinn v. Worden, 3 E. D. Smith, 335.
ASSIGNS. In deed. Peck v, Ingraham, 28 Miss. 246 ; Christie v, Phyfe, 19 N. Y.
344; Brault V. Howard, 39 Mo. 13 ; Bailey v, De Crespigny, L. R., 4
Q. B. 180; 10 B. & S. 6; Metcalfe v. Westaway, 17 C. B. (N. S.) 659.
In insurance policy, Holbrook v, American Ins. Co., i Curtis' C. C.
In lease. Greenaway v. Hart, 14 C. B. 350.
In statute. Collier v. Gamble, 10 Mo. 467 ; Enloe v, Reike, 56 Ala. 500 ;
Passaic Bridge v. State, 2 Zab. 593; Finney r/. Ford, 22 Wis. 174;
Smith V. Clapp, 15 Pet. 125 ; Lewis v, Lewis, 9 M. & W. 663.
Danforth v, Suydam, 4 N. Y. 66 ; Duke of Cumberland v. Graves, 7
N. Y. 305.
In will, McRea v. Means. 34 Ala. 349.
fbrever. In deed, Hajrward v, Ormsbee, 1 1 Wis. 7.
ASSISTANCE, writ of . Terrell v, Allison, 21 Wall. 289 ; Burton v. Lies, 21 Cal.
87.
ASSISTANT.
overseer.
ASSISTANTS, officers and
Bennett v. Edwards, 7 B. & C. 593.
-. In statute, Hawkings v, Newman, 4 M. & W. 614.
ASSOCIATE.
ASSOCIATES.
ASSUME.
ASSUMPSIT.
ASSUBANCE.
ASSUBEB.
ASYLUM,
ASYLUMS.
AT.
Smith V. Queen, 13 Ad. & EH. (N. S.) 78 ; Re Femandes, 6 Hurl. & N.
717.
continue to keep company or cohabit^ or criminally corre*
spond with* In bond. Dormer v. Knight, i Taunt. 417.
In charter, . Lechmere Bk. v, Boynton, 1 1 Cush. 369.
Braman 7. Douse, 12 Cush. 227.
Starke v, Cheeseman, i Ld. Raym. 538 ; Milward v, Ingram, 2 Mod»
43; Rann v, Hughes, 7 T. R. 351 ; Moses v, Macfarlane, 2 Burr^
1008 ; Slade's Case, 4 Coke, 92 b ; Baker v, Harris, 9 Ad. & Ell. 532 ;
Schleucker v, Moxsy, 3 B. & C. 789; Ballard v. Walker, 3 Johns.
Cas. 60; McCloskey v. Miller, 72 Pa. St. 151 ; Carter v. White. 32
111. 509 ; North v, Nichols, 37 Conn. 375 ; Thompson v. Thompson,
5 W. Va. 190.
In statute, Woodgate v, Grodfrey, 5 Ex. Div. 24.
the . In insurance policy, Sunderland Ins. Co. v, Kearney, 16.
Q. B. 938 ; Sanford v. Mechanics' Ins. Co., 12 Cush. 541.
In statute. Re Tivnan, 5 B. & S. 645 ; Re Stupp, 11 Blatchf. 155.
in the . In statute, Congreve v. Overseers, 4 B. & S. 865.
used for the purpose of an . Li statute. Queen v. Overseers,
6 B. & S. 451.
In constitution. State v. Bacon, 6 Neh. 286.
Farwell v, Rogers, 4 Cush. 460; Hurley v. Marsh, 2 111. 329; Mohawk
Bridge Co. v, Utica, etc., R. R. Co., 6 Paige, 554; State v. Receiver,
38 N. J. (L.) 299; Com. V, Cross Cut R. R. Co.. 53 Pa. St. 62;
Mason v, Brooklyn, etc., R. R. Co., 35 Barb. 373.
In indictment. State z/. Nolan, 8 Rob. (La.) 513.
In will, Colt V, Hubbard, 33 Conn. 281.
lOOs. In contract, Spicer v. Cooper, i Q. B. 424.
AT. 3i Ai:
AT — Continued.
and from. In insurance policy, Foley v, Ins. Co., L. R., 5 C. P.
155 ; Stillwell v. Commercial Ins. Co., 2 Mo. (App.) 31 ; Seamans v.
Loring, i Mason, 127 ; Dickey «/. Baltimore Ins. Co., 7 Cranch, 327 ;
McLanahan v. Universal Ins. Co., i Pet. 184; Taylor v, Lowell, 5
Mass. 331 ; Merchants' Ins. Co. v, Clapp» 1 1 {Pick. 56 ; Patrick v,
Ludlow, 3 Johns. Cas. 10 (2 Am. Dec. 130); Kemble z/. Bowne, i
Caines, 75; Smith v. Steinback, 2 Caines, 158; Garrigues v. Coxe,.
I Binn. 592 ; Matteux v. London Ass. Co., 1 Atk. ; Davy v, HalletU
3 Caines, 16 (2 Am. Dec. 241) ; Fernandez v, N. Y. Mut. Ins. Co., 48.
N. Y. 571 ; De Peyster v. Sun Mut. Ins. Co., 19 N. Y. 272 ; Stillwell
V, Home Ins. Co., 3 Dill. 80; Insurance Co. v, Folsom, 18 Wall. 237 ;
Hughes V, Union Ins. Co. 8 Wheat. 294 ; Columbian Ins. Co. v, Cat-
lett, 12 Wheat. 383.
Li statute. Chesapeake, etc., R. R. Co. v. Key, 3 Cranch C. C. 599.
and from Boeton to St. Thomas and a market. In insurance
policy. Deblois v. Ocean Ins. Co., 16 Pick. 303 (28 Am. Dec. 245).
an offioe or banking-houae. In statute. Merchants' Bk. v^
State Bk., 10 Wall. 604.
any tavern. In statute. Ray v. State, 50 Ala. 172.
a salary of $2,600 per ^Timim* In contract. Haney v. CaidwelU
35 Ark. 156.
large. In statute. Com. v. Dow, 10 Mete. 382 ; McAneany v..
Jewett, 10 Allen, 151.
— law. In statute. Fleming v. Burgin, 2 Ired. (Eq.) 584.
— least. In contract. Roberts v. Wilcocks, 8 W. & S. 464.
In statute. Zouch v. Empsey, 2 B. & Aid. 522 ; Reg. v. Shropshire^
8 Ad. & Ell. 173 ; Mitchell v. Foster, 12 Ad. & Ell. 472.
or near. In statute. Fall River R. R. Co. v. Old Colony R. R«
Co., 5 Allen, 222 ; Bartlett v. Jenkins, 22 N. H. 53.
or within. In will. Homer v. Homer, 8 Ch. Div. 758.
owner's risk. In contract. D'Arc v. R. R. Co., L. R, 9C.
P. 325.
In insurance policy. Wood v. New England Ins. Co., 14 Mass.
31 (7 Am. Dec. 182); Washington Ins. Co. v. White, 103 Mass. 239;
Bowen v. Hope Ins. Co., 20 Pick. 275 ; Eyre v. Marine Ins. Co., 6
Whart 247 ; Gookin v. New England* etc., Ins. Co., 12 Gray, 501 ;
Union Ins. Co. v. Tysen, 3 Hill, 118.
In statute. The Harriet, i Story, 251.
— starting. In contract. Shadwell v. Shadwell, 9 C. B. (N. S.) 160.
the age. In will. Doe v. Ward, 9 Ad. & Ell. 582.
the date of its passage. In statute. Bassett v. U. S., 2 Ct. of
CI. 448.
the dwelling-honse. In Illinois statute. Kibbe v. Benson, 17
Wall. 624.
the end of the year. Arman v. Baker, 49 K. H. 161.
the expiration of. In statute. Re Ruddy, L. R., 2 P. & D.
330.
the same time. In statuU. Queen v. Inhabitants, 9 Q. R 663.
the time oil In statute. Brown v. Wilkinson, 15 M. & W. 391.
the term. In statute, Lawver v^ Langhans, 85 111. 138.
AT.
32
ATTORNEY.
AT — Continued.
ATLANnO.
ATTA
•I : I c^ I
the taial. In statute. Pieq>ont v, Cartwright, 5 C. P. Div. 139.
this date. Moore v, Korty, it Ind. 341.
XTnited States coast. In insurance policy. New Haven, etc.,
Co. V, Security Ins. Co., 7 Fed. Rep. 847.
in any suit. In statute, Bolles v. Smith, 39 Conn. 216.
on mesne process. In statute. Re Joslyn, 2 Biss. 235.
ATTA
ATTAOr.
:■ iH
ATTAINDER.
ATTEMFF.
T. In statute, Jenison v, Dyson, 9 M. & W. 541.
the age of twenty-one. In will, Muskett v, Eaton, i Ch. Div.
437.
Cozens v. Long, 3 N. J. (L.) 559.
bill of . In constitution^ Dreham v. Stifle, 8 Wail. 595 ; Cum-
mins z/. State, 4 Wall. 277 ; ex parte Garland, 4 Wail. 333.
Stow V, Converse, 4 Conn. 17; McDermott v. People, 5 Park. C. C.
102 ; Mulligan v. People, 5 Park. C. C. 105.
In indictment. State v, Marshall, 14 Ala. 411.
In statute. Com. v. McDonald, 5 Cush. 368 ; Uhl v. Com., 6 Gratt.
706; State z/. Clarissa, 11 Ala. 57.
In verdict. Hart v. State, 38 Tex. 382.
at firaud. In insurance policy, Shaw v, Scottish Ins. Co., i Fed.
Rep. 763.
to selL In statute, Moore v. Young, 4 Biss. 128.
nrvp
— to commit any oflbnse. In statute. Cox v. People* 82 III. 191.
ATTEin>An'CE. each day's . In constitution. State v, Hastings, 16 Wis. 338.
ATTENDED. Miller v, McDonald, 13 Wis. 673.
ATTENDING. Evererd v, Pappleton, 5 Q. B. 183.
physician. In insurance policy, Gibson v, American Mut. Ins.
Co., 37 N. Y. 580.
persons at the assises. In statute, Simon v, Gratz, 2 Penr. & W.
412 (23 Am. Dec. i).
ATTENTION, your bill shall have . In Utter, Rees v, Wamick, 2 B. & Aid. 1 1 5.
ATTEST. Griffiths v, Griffiths, L. R., 2 P. & D. 300; Freshfield v, Reid, 9 M. &
W. 404 ; Burdett v, Spillsbury, 6 M. & G. 426.
Lewis V, Lewis, 13 Barb. 17.
In statute. Doe v, Burdett, 9 Ad. & Ell. 936.
In deed, Freshfield v. Reed, 9 M & W. 404.
by two witnesses. In statute. Logwood v, Hussey, 60 Ala. 417.
copy. In statute. Wait v, Demeritt, 119 Mass. 158.
note. In statute. Walker v, Warfield, 6 Mete. 466 ; Village Bank
V. Arnold, 4 Mete. 588.
witness. In statute. Jenkins v. Dawes, 115 Mass. 600.
ATTESTED.
ATTESTING.
ATTOBNEY.
In statute, Ingram v, Richardson, 2 La. Ann. 839 ; Trowbridge v. Weir,
6 La. Ann. 706 ; Whittle v, Renner, 55 Cal. 395 ; Fox v, Jackson. 8
Barb. 335 ; Bradley v, Fisher, 13 Wall. 335 ; Neflft/. Powell. 6 Blackf.
420; State Bank v, Martin, 4 Ala. 615 ; Reg. v. Priest, 20 L. J. (Q. B.)
17.
at law. Denton v, Noyes, 2 Johns. 296 ; Waters v, Whittemore.
22 Barb. 595 ; Merritt z/. Lambert, 10 Paige, 352 ; Bailey v, Delaplaine,
I Sandf. II ; Hughes v. Mulvey, i Sandf. 92; ex parte Yale. 24 Cal.
241 ; Fletcher z'. Dangerfield, 20 Cal. 430 ; Byrne v, Stewart, 3 Dessaus.
A TTORNE F. 33 A UTHORIT V.
ATTO&nJBX — Continued.
466; Ingersoll t/. Howard, i Heisk. 247; Austin's Case, 5 Rawle.
191 ; ex parte Heyfron, 7 How. (Miss.) 127 ; ex parte Garland, 4 Wall.
333: Leigh's Case, i Munf. 468; ex parte Faullcner, i W. Va. 269;
ex parte Law, 35 Ga. 285; Hallowell's Case, 3 Dall. 410; Hall 7/.
Sawyer, 47 Barb. 116.
— ^ in fbot. Porter v. Herman, 8 Cal. 619.
agent or . /« statute, Clark v, Morse. 16 La. 375 ; Neff ?'. Powel!.
6 Blackf. 420.
AXTCnON. Rex v, Taylor. 13 Price, 336; Walker v. Advocate, i Dow. H. L. in ;
Campbell v. Swan, 48 Barb. 109; Crandall v. State, 28 Ohio St. 479.
In statute, Fretwell v, Troy, 18 Kas. 271.
AUCnonEEB. Wilkes v. Ellis, 2 H. Bl. $55; McMeachan ?/. Mayor, 3 Harr. & J.
534; Hunt t'. Philadelphia, 35 Pa. St. 277; Waterhouse z^. Dorr, 4
Me. 333 ; Clark v, Cushman, 5 Mass. 505 ; State z/. Conkling, 19 Cal.
501 ; State v, Rucker, 24 Mo. 557.
In statute. City of Goshen v, Kern, 63 Ind. 468 (30 Am. Rep. 234) ;
Fretwell v. Troy, 18 Kas. 271.
AirCnOinmB& in catalogue of sale, Franklyn v. Lamond, 4 C. B. 644.
AUDIT. In statute. Re Murphy, 24 Hun, 592.
AUDITA. querela. Young v. Collet, T. Ray. 89; Sutton v. Bishop, 4 Burr.
2283 ; Baker v, Ridgway, 2 Bing. 41 ; Little ?/. Cook, i Aiken, 363;
Lovejoy v. Webber, 10 Mass. 103; Bruckett v, Winslow, 17 Mass.
159; Johnson v, Harvey, 4 Mass. 485 ; Johnson v. Plimpton, 30 Vt.
420; Poultney V. Treasurer, 25 Vt. 168; Brooks t/. Hunt, 17 Johns.
484; Nathan v. Giles, 5 Taunt. 558; Waddington v. Vredenberg, 2
Johns. Cas. 227 ; Stainford v. Barry, i Aikens, 321 (15 Am. Dec. 692).
AUDITOB. Blain v. Patterson, 48 N. H. 151 ; Whitwell v, Willard, i >fetc. 216;
Field V, Holland, 6 Cranch, 8; Fisk v. Gray, 100 Mass. 193.
In constitution. State v, Hastings, 10 Wis. 530.
In statute, Locke v, Bennett, 7 Cush. 451; Whitwell v. Willard. i
Mete. 216.
AUTHENTICATION. Ordway v, Ordway, 4 Wis. 45.
AUTHOR. In statute, Jeffreys v, Boosey, 4 H. L. Cas. 815 ; Routledge v. Low, L.
R., 3 H. L. 100; Wood V, Boosey, 9 B. & S. 181 ; Burns v. Wood-
ruff, 4 Wash. 48 ; Atwill v, Ferrett, 2 Blatchf. 39 ; Shepherd v. Con-,
quest, 17 C. B. 444 ; Heine v, Appleton, 2 Blatchf. 125.
or oomposer. In statute. Wood v, Boosey, L. R., 2 Q. B. 340.
AUTHOBIT7. In statute, Comm*rs v, Alleghany, 20 Md. 449; CommVs v, Duckett,
20 Md. 468.
exercised under the United States. In statute. Day v, Gal-
lup, 2 Wall. 97; Dupasseur v, Rochereau, 21 Wall. 130; Verden v.
Coleman, i Black, 472.
of law. In constitution, Reineman 7/. C. C. & B. H, R. R., 7 Neb.
310.
to pay. In statute. Queen v, Kay, L. R., i C. C. R. 260.
apparent • Jolly v, Rees, 15 C. B. (N. S.) 640.
presumed . Jolly v, Rees, 15 C. B. (N. S.) 640.
by of and as agents for. In statute. Lennard v, Robinson, 5
Et. & Bl. 125.
previous . In statute. Palmers. Yates, 3 Sandf. 137.
A UTHORIZED.
34
BAGGAGE.
AUTHOBIZED. In statute. Queen v. Perry, 3 El. & Bl. 125.
and empowered. In statute. People v, Herkimer Co.» 56 Barb.
452.
not by law. Com. v, Dana, 2 Mete. 329.
AVATtiABTiE, In statute, Marks v. Hall, 7 B. & S. 841.
oapital. Venezuela R. Co. v, Kusch, L. R., 2 H. L. Cas. 99.
fbr adjudioation. In statute. Re Bedell, 7 Ch. Div. 123.
means. In assignment, Brigham v. Tillinghast, 13 N. Y. 215.
AVAILS.
AVEBAGE.
In will, McNaughton v, McNaughton, 34 N. Y. 201 ; Allen v, De
Witt. 3 N. Y. 277.
In contract. Whitney v. Thacher, 117 Mass. 523; Coster v. Phoenix
Ins. Co., 2 Wash. C. C. 51.
— ^^hargee. In charter, Hersh v. North Central R. Co., 74 Pa,
St. 181.
or claim. In insurance policy. Carr v, Ins. Co., 5 B. & S. 437.
free firom unless general. In insurance policy. Biays v, Ins.
. Co., 7 Cranch, 415.
general . Sterling v. Forrester, 3 Bligh, 590; Louisville, etc.,
Ins. Co. V. Bland, 9 Dana, 147 ; Nimic v. Holmes, 25 Pa. St. 371 ;
Crockett v. Dodge, 3 Fairf. (Me.) 190; Simms v. Gurney, 4 Binn.
524; Williams v, Suffolk Ins. Co., 3 Sumn. 513.
AVEBlOSirF. Van Vechten v. Hopkins, 5 Johns. 211; Cheetham v. Tillotson, 5
Johns. 430; Prigmore v, Thompson, Minor, 420.
usual • In statute. Voglesong v. State, 9 Ind. 1 12 ; State v. Con-
AVOCATION.
AVOIDABI^E.
AWABI>.
BAD.
BABQE.
BAGKatAGE.
ger, 14 Ind. 396.
damage* In deed. Elliott v. R. Co.. 10 H. L. Cas. 334.
Johnson v. Moxey, 43 Ala. 521 ; Richards v. Griffin, 5 Ala. 195.
lands. In will. Ryerssv. Wheeler, 22 Wend. 148; (Lawson's
Usages and Customs, 3Si-)
girL Snell v. Snow, 13 Mete. 280.
woman. Riddell v. Thayer, 127 Mass. 487.
persons of notoriously character. In statute. Parker v.
Green, 2 B. & S. 299.
of fraud. In instruction. Pilling v. Otis, 13 Wis. 496.
Johnson v. Fall River R. Co., 5 Cush. 72 ; Orange County Bank v.
Brown, 9 Wend. 85 (24 Am. Dec. 129); Grant v, Newton, i E. D.
Smith, 99; Bell v. Drew, 4 E. D. Smith, 59; Cincinnati, etc., R. Co. v,
Marcus, 38 III. 219; Hellman v. Holladay, i Woolw. 365; Torpey v.
Williams, 3 Daly, 162; The Ionic, 5 Blatchf. 538; Walsh v. Str. H.
M. Wright, I Newb. Adm. 494 ; Steers v. Liverpool, etc., R. Co.,
57 N. Y. I ; Kevins v. Bay State Steamboat Co., 4 Bosw. 225 ; Mich-
igan, etc., R. Co. v. Carrow, 73 111. 348; Cadwallader v. Grand
Trunk R. Co., 9 Lower Canada Rep. 169: McCormick z/. Hudson
R. R. Co., 4 E. D. Smith, 181 ; McGill v. Rowand, 3 Pa. St. 451 ;
Jones v. Voorhees, 10 Ohio, 145 ; Am. Contract Co. v. Cross, 8 Bush,
472; Brooke v. Pickwick, 4 Bing. 218; Fraloff v. New York,
etc., R. Co., 10 Blatchf. 16; 100 U. S. 24; McDou^ll v. Tor-
rance, 4 Lower Canada Jur. 233; S. C, 12 Lower Canada Rep.
321 ; Dunlap v. International Steamboat Co., 98 Mass. 371 ; Weed
V. Saratoga, etc., R. Co., 19 Wend. 534; Becker v. Great Eastern
R. Co., L. R., 5 Q. B. 241 ; S. C, 22 L. T. (N. S.) 299; 18 Week.
BAGGAGE.
35
BALE.
BAGOAGE — Continued.
Rep. 627; 39 L. J. (Q. B.) 122; Chicago, etc., R. Co. v. Boyce, 73
111. 510; Dexter v. Syracuse, etc., R. Co., 42 N. Y. 326; First Nat.
Bank v. Marietta, etc., R. Co., 20 Ohio St. 260; Mississippi, etc., R.
Co. z'. Kennedy, 41 Miss. 671 ; Dexter z/. Syracuse, etc., R. Co.. 42 N.
Y. 326; Curtis V, Delaware, etc., R. Co., 74 N. Y. 116; Hudston v.
Midland, etc., R. Co., 10 Best & S. 504; S. C, L. R.. 4 Q. B. 366;
Phelps V. London, etc., R. Co., 19 C. B. (N. S.) 321 ; S. C, 11 Jur.
(N. S.) 652 ; 34 L. J. (C P.) 259; 13 Week. Rep. 782 ; 12 L. T. (N. S.)
496; Thomas v. Great Western R. Co., 14 Upper Canada Q. B.
389; Hirschsohn v. Hamburgh Am. Packet Co., 2 Jones ft Sp. 521 ;
Ouimit V, Henshaw, 35 Vt. 604; Macrow v. Great Western R.
Co., L. R., 6 Q. B. 612 ; S. C, 40 L. J. (Q. B.) 300, 24 L. T. (N. S.)
618; 19 Week. Rep. 673; Connolly v. Warren, 106 Mass. 146; Mun-
ster V, South Eastern R. Co., 4 C. R (N. S.) 676 ; S. C. 4 Jur. (N.
S.) 738 ; 27 L. J. (C. P.) 308 ; Duffy v. Thompson, 4 E. D. Smith, 178 ;
Doyle V. Kiser, 6 Ind. 242 ; Dibble v. Brown, 12 Ga. 217 ; Baltimore,
etc., R. Co. V, Smith, 23 Md. 402; Woods z'. Devin, 13 111. 746; Chi-
cago, etc., R. Co. V. Collins, 56 111. 212 ; Davis v, Michigan, etc., R. Co.,
22 III. 278 ; Van Horn v. Kermit, 4 E. D. Smith, 454 ; Hawkins v. Hoff-
man, 6 Hill, 586 ; Davis v, Cayuga, etc., R. Co., 10 How. Pr. 330 ; Hop-
kins V, Westcott, 6 Blatchf. 64 ; Hannibal, etc., R. Co. v. Swift,
12 Wall. 262; Toledo, etc., R. Co. v, Hammond, 33 Ind. 379;
Porter v, Hildebrand, 14 Pa. St. 129.
In notice. Beck man v. Shouse, 5 Rawle, 179 (28 Am. Dec. 653) ;
Dwight V. Brewster, i Pick. 150; Camden, etc., R. Co., v, Baldauf,
16 Pa. St. 67.
and effisots. In statute. Cross v, Wilkins, 43 N. H. 336.
BAIIiEE.
BATLHENT.
BAinNG.
BAItAIi'CE.
BAI.AKCSD.
BAIaAirCES.
BAI.E.
In statute, Reg. v. Hunt, 8 Cox C. C. 495 ; People v. Cohen, 8 Cal.
42; Reg. V, Denmour, 8 Cox C. C. 440; Reg. v, Robson, 9 Cox C.
C. 29; Reg. V, Hassell, 8 Cox C. C. 491 ; Reg. v, Hoare, i F. & F.
647; Reg. V, Reeves, 5 Jur. (N. S.) 716; Becker v. Smith, 9 Smith
(Pa.), 469; Reg. V, Loose, Bell C. C. 259; Reg. v. Bunkall, 9 Cox C.
C.419; Reg. V, Davis, 14 W. R. 679; Hunt v, Wyman, 100 Mass. 198;
People V, Poggi, 19 Cal. 600; People v. Cohen, 8 Cal. 43.
In statute, Tarrant v. Baker, 14 C. B. 1 19.
Mallory |z/. Willis, 4 N. Y. 76 ; Marsh v, Titus. 6 Thomp. & C. 29 ; 3
Hun, 550.
In statute. People v, Poggi, 19 Cal. 600; People v, Cohen, 8 Cal. 43,
In statute. Pitts v. Millar, L. R., 9 Q. B. 381.
Townson v. Jackson, 13 M. & W. 374.
In statute, Reynolds v. Walker, 29 Miss. 250; London Union v.
Acocks, 8 C. B. (N. S.) 780.
of money. In statute. Brown v, Mullins, 24 Miss. 204.
of my estate. In will. Walker v. Parker, 13 Pet. 166. '
of probabilitieB. In instruction. Haskins v. Haskins, 9 Gray, 391.
of the aoeouzit. In statute. Henderson v, Eason, 17 Q. B. 712.
on of aooounts. Inguaranty, Oldershaw v. King, 2 Hurl. & N.
403 ; id. 524.
In statute. Finney v, Tootel, 5 C. B. 508.
In bond. Pattison v. Guardians, i Hurl. & N. 524.
In contract. Taylor v. Briggs, 2 C. & P. 525.
T'^
BALES. 36 BANKERS.
BALES. of gambler. In contracL Gorrissen v, Perrin, 2 C. B. (N. S.) 681 .
ootton in . In charter-party, Taylor v, Briggs, 2 C. & P. 525.
BATiTiABT. Insurance Co. v, Thwing. 13 Wall. 674.
BAIiIiBT. d'aotioii. Wigan v. Strange, L. R., i C. P. 176.
diTertisaement. Wigan v. Strange, L. R., i C. P. 176.
BALLOT. People v, Holden, 19 Cal. 600.
In constitution. Opinion of the Justices, 7 Me. 414; Williams v.
Stern, 38 Ind. 89.
BALUBTRADES. In statute. Gushing v. Boston, 128 Mass. 330.
Oultonz^. Saving Institution, 17 Wall. 109; States/. Louisiana Saving
Co., 12 La. Ann. 568; New York Fireman Ins. Co. v, Ely, 2 Cow.
678 ; State v, Helmes, 3 N. J. (L.) 764,
In promissory note. Way v, Butterworth, 108 Mass. 510; 106 Mass. 75.
In statute. Way v, Butterworth, 106 Mass. 75 ; Re Leavenworth Sav-
ings Bk., 14 B. R. 92 ; Ohio Life Ins. Co. v, Debolt, 16 How. 416.
bill. In indictment. Eastman v. Com.. 4 Gray, 416; Com. «/.
Stebbins, 8 Gray, 493; Com. v. Grimes, 10 Gray, 470; State v.
Happe, 39 Iowa, 468; State v. Hays, 21 Ind. 176; Low v. People, 2
Park. C. C. 37 ; Com. v, Clancey, 7 Allen, 537 ; Townsend v. Peo-
ple, 4 Tel. 328.
bill or note. In indictment. Com. v. Rand, 7 Mete. 475 ; State
V. Stimson, 4 Zab. 9.
bill orpromissory note. In statute. State v, Wilkins, 17 Vt. 151.
money. Hapson v. Fountain, 5 Humph. 140.
note. In statute, Williams v. Amis, 30 Tex. 37; Eastman v.
Com., 4 Gray, 416; State v. Hays, 21 Ind. 176 ; Com. v, Stebbins, 8
Gray, 493 ; Low v. People, 2 Park. C. C. 37 ; James v, Rogers, 23
Ind. 451.
of the oreek. In deed, Hasley v, McCormick, 13 N. Y. 296.
of the river. Indeed, McCollugh v, Wainwright, 14 Pa. St.
171; Dunlap V, Stetson, 4 Mason, 349; Luce v, Carley. 24 Wend.
451; Luntz'. Holland, 14 Mass. 150; Pulley v, Muncipality, 18 La.
278; Stone V, Augusta, 46 Me. 127; Howard v, Ingersoll, 13 How.
381.
or company engaged in the buednefls of banking. In statute.
Bank v. Collector, 3 Wall. 495.
any other . In statute, Campbell v. Farmers' Bk., 10 Bush, 152.
inoorporated . In statute. Com. v, Tenney, 97 Mass. 50.
on the . In deed, Halsey v, McCormack, 13 N. Y. 296.
on the weet . In deed, Caldwell's Case, 19 Wall. 264.
BAITEEB. Bank!/. The Collector, 3 Wall. 495; Curtis v, Leavitt, 15 N. Y. 167;
People V, Utica Ins. Co., 15 Johns. 358; Lowry v. Commercial, etc..
Bank, Taney, 312; Hinckley v, Belleville, 43 III. 183; Warren v.
Shook, I Otto, 708.
BAJMJiJSAS. In statute. Exchange Bank v, Hines, 3 Ohio St. i ; Bemasconi v. Fare-
brother, 10 B. & C. 554.
In will. Goblet v, Beechy, 3 Sim. 24.
doing business as brokers. In statute, U. S. v, Fisk, 3 Wall.
445'
BANKING.
37
BARRATRY.
hours. Parker v. Gordon, 7 East, 385; Jameson v, Swinton, a
BANEBXTPT.
Taunt. 225 ; Hare v, Henty, 10 C. B. (N. S.) 65 ; Calisher v. Forbes,
41 L. J. (Ch.) 56; Salt Springs Nat. Bank v. Burton, 58 N. Y. 430;
Marshall v, American Ex. Co., 7 Wis. 3.
engaged in the bnainess of . In statute. Bank v. Collector, 3
Wall. 495.
law. Vanuxem v, Hazlehurst, i South. 192 (7 Am. Dec. 582);
Martin v. Berry, 37 Cal. 208 ; Adams «. Storey, i Paine, 80.
beoome and diaoontanue business. In resolution of corporation.
Barr v, Bartram, etc., Co., 41 Conn. 502.
Sturges f/. Crowninshield, 4 Wheat. 122; re Black, 2 Ben. 196;
Sackett v. Andross, 5 Hill, 327 ; ex parte Breneman, Crabbe, 456.
act of . Maltbie v, Hotchkiss, 38 Conn. 80.
adjudioation of . In statute. Re Morse, 17 Blatchf. 74.
contemplation of . In statute, Peckham v. Burrows, 3 Story,
544 ; Morse v, Godfrey, 3 Story, 364 ; Everett v. Stone, 3 Story, 446;
Winsor v, Kendall, 3 Story, 507,
Lionberger v. Rouse, 9 Wall. 468.
In constitution. Bank of Sonoma v, Fairbanks, 52 Cal. 196.
In statute, Monmouthshire Canal Co. v. Hill, 4 Hurl. & N. 426; Ben-
nett V, Morta, Holt, N. P. 360,
trustee. In statute, Morgan v, Swansea U. S. Authority, 27 W^
R. 283.
Sage V. Wilcox, 6 Conn. 81.
In statute, Packard v. Richardson, 7 Mass. 122 (8 Am. Dec. 123);
Egerton v, Mathews, 6 East, 307.
sell, release qnit-daim and oonvey. In deed. Gibson v,
Chouteau, 39 Mo. 536.
In insurance policy, Steinhoffz/. Royal Canadian Ins. Co., 42 U. C. Q.
B. 307.
In statute. The Mamie, 5 Fed. Rep. 820.
BAB-KEEPEB. Boniface v, Scott, 3 S. & R. 351.
SAB-IBON. In insurance policy, Evans v. Commercial, etc., Ins. Co., 6 R. I. 47.
•RARTiBY. first quality dear . In contract, Robinson v, U. S., 13 Wall. 363.
stack of . In indictment. Rex v, Swatkins, 4 C. & P. 548.
BABS.
SABK.
BABBATOB.
BABBATBY.
State V, Wolfenberger, 20 Ind. 242 ; Ellsmore v. Inhabitants, 8 B. & C.
645 ; Ratekin v. State, 26 Ohio St. 420 ; State v. Cherry, 63 N. C.
493; State V, Laughlin, 8 Jones (L.), 354; State t/. Jim, 8 Jones (L.),
459; State V, Shaw, 31 Me. 250; People v, Taylor, 2 Mich. 250.
common • Com. v, Davis, 11 Pick. 432 ; Com. v. Pray, 13 Pick.
359; Com. V. Mohun, 52 Pa. St. 243; Com. v, McCulloch, 15 Mass.
227 ; State v, Chitty, i Bailey, 379.
Thallhimer v, Brinckerhoflf, 3 Cow. 623 (15 Am. Dec. 308).
In bill of lading, Taylor v, Liverpool Steam. Co., L. R., 9 Q. B. 546.
In marine policy. Waters v. Merchants' Ins. Co., 11 Peters, 213; Pa.
tapsco Ins. Co. v. Coulter, 3 Peters, 222 ; Hood v, Nesbet. 2 Dall.
137; Crousellat v. Ball, 4 Dall. 294; Marcardier v. Chesapeake Ins.
Co., 8 Cranch, 39; Wilson v. General Mut. Ins. Co., 12 Cush. 360;
Lawtonv. Sun Mutual Ins. Co.. 5 Cush. 500; Atkinson t/. Great
Western Ins. Co., 4 Daly, i ; Brown v. Union Ins. Co., 5 Day, i ;
Stone V, National Ins. Co., 19 Pick. 34; Greene v. Pacific Mut. Ins.
BARRATRY.
38
BEAST.
BARRKTi,
BASTABD.
BABBATBY — Continued.
Co., 9 Allen, 127 ; Dufourz^. Camfranc 11 Mart. 607 ; Koster v. Reed,
6 B. & C. 22 ; Cook v. Commercial Ins. Co., 1 1 Johns. 40 ; Busk v.
Assurance Co., 2 B. & Aid. So; Millandon v. New Orleans Ins. Co.,
II Mart, 602 (13 Am. Dec. 358); Dederer t/. Delaware Ins. Co., i
Wash. 61 ; Hucks v. Thornton, Holt. N. P. 34.
In statute. Grill v. Screw Co., L. R., 3 C. P. 476,
State V. Moore, 1 1 Ired. (L.) 70.
In contract. Miller v, Stevens, 100 Mass. 518 ; Clark v. Pinney, 7 Cow.
681.
In writ, Gardner v. Lane, 9 Allen, 492.
U. S. V. Morel, 13 Am. Jur. 279.
Timmins v. Lacy, 30 Tex. 115; Stikes v, Swanson, 44 Ala. 633.
Respublica z/. Delangchamps, i Dall. 114; Cole t^. Turner, 6 Mod. 149;
Reg. V, Cotesworth, 6 Mod. 172 ; James v, Campbell, 5 C. & P. 372;
Ford V, Skinner, 4 C. & P. 239; Pursell v. Horn, 8 Ad.& £11. 604;
Dodwell V, Burford, i Mod. 24 ; Hopper v. Reeve, 7 Taunt. 698 ;
Griffin v. Coleman, 4 Hurl. A N. 265 ; Wright v. Court, 4 B. & C.
596 ; Coward v, Baddeley, 4 H. & N. 481 ; Williams v. Jones, Hard.
301 ; Fitzgerald v, Cavin, no Mass. 153; Com. v, Ruggles, 6 Allen,
588; Kirland z>. State, 43 Ind. 146; Johnson v. State, 35 Ala. 363;
Johnson v. State, 17 Tex. 615 ; U. S. v. Ortega, 4 Wash. C. C. $54;
State V. Baker, 65 N. C. 322; Bull v. Colton, 22 Barb. 94; Wiffin v.
Kincard, 2 B. & P. 472 ; Reg. v. Day, i Cox C. C. 207 ; State v.
Prather, 54 Ind. 63.
U. S. V, Morel, 13 Am. Jur. 279.
or harbor. In deed, Niles v. Patch, 13 Gray, 257.
offered. In offer of reward. Freeman v. City of Boston, 5 Mete
S8.
advanced or to advanced. In guaranty. Bell v. Welch, 9 C. B
166.
shall . In statute. Boisdere v. Citizens* Bank, 9 La. 506 (29 Am.
Dec. 453).
Merwin v, Wheeler, 41 Conn. 14; Littlefield v, Littlefield, 28 Me. 180;
Hodge V, Boothby, 48 Me. 68; Cutts v, Hussey, 15 Me. 237; East
Hampton v. Kirk, 13 N. Y. (S. C.) 257 ; Doane v. Wilcutt, 13 Gray,
328.
In deed, Niles v. Patch, 13 Gray, 254.
for drift wood and timber. In will. Brown v. Lakeman, 17
Pick. 444 (28 Am. Dec. 315).
Faulkner v. Upper Boddington, 3 C. B. (N. S.) 412.
In statute. Rex. v. Woodward, i Moody, 323.
In note. Mechanics* Bank v, Straiton, 3 Keyes, 365 ; 5 Abb. Pr. (N. S.)
1 1 ; Cocks V, Fellows, i Johns. 143.
payable to . In statute, Cheetham v. Butler, 5 B. & Adol. 838.
even date. In statute. Wood v. Norton, 9 B. & C. 887.
interest. In note, Kennerly v, Nash, i Stark. 452.
the surname of. In will, Luscombe v, Yeates, 5 B. & Aid. 556.
In statute. Rex v, Mulreaty, i Russ., Cr. & M. 938 ; Taylor v. State, 6
Humph. 285 ; State v, Pearce, Peck, 66.
domestic . In statute. State v, Enslow, 10 Iowa. 115.
BEADSMAET.
BEAKS.
bbarkic.
BEABING.
BEAST.
LEASTS.
39
BEING.
BEASTS.
BEAT.
other
In statute, U. S. v. Gideon, i Minn. 292.
-.iZ^AA
BEEB.
Ryan v. Judd, 7 Mo. (App.) 74 ; Reg. v. Hale, 2 C. & K. 326.
In indictment. Com. v, McClellan, loi Mass. 344
any horse. In statute. State v, Avery, 44 N. H. 395.
an hataitaal drankarcL In statute, Porritt v, Porritt, 16 Mich.
140.
at the time he bankrupt. In statute, Fawcett if. Feme, 6 Q.
B. 19.
go to with. In slander, Walton v. Singleton, 7 S. & R. 451 (10
Am. Dec. 472).
Mayor v. Davis, 6 W. & S. 279.
In indictment. Moore v. State, 2 Tex. (App.) 350.
Nevin v, Ladue, 3 Denio, 437 ; People v, Wheelock, 3 Park. C. C. 9 ;
Excise Comm'rs v, Taylor, 21 N. Y. 173 ; People v, Crilley, 20 Barb.
246.
In statute. Read v. Story, 6 Hurl. & N. 427 ; People v. Hart, 24 How.
Pr. 289.
ahop, Indeed, Wilson v. Hart, L. R., i Ch. App. 463; Bishop
of St. Albans v, Battersby, 26 W. R. 679.
In statute, Hartford Ins. Co. v. State, 9 Kas. 260.
oonviotion. In statute. State v, Lewis, 19 Kas. 260.
final hearing or triaL In statute, Bryant v. Rich, 106 Mass. 192.
or at the time. In shipping contract. Rice v,Yi,V, R. R., 63
Mo. 314.
the sheriff and auitora. In plea. Jones v. Jones, 5 M. & W.
SEOJLNEUNG".
524.
— the wind. In statute. The Fashion v. Wards, 6 McLean, 152.
—triaL In statute, Winship v. State, 51 111. 296; Horner v, Pilk-
ington, II Ind. 440; St. Anthony Falls Water Power Co. v. King,
etc.. Bridge, 23 Minn. 186.
— Ibr ahna or Bolioiting oharity. In statute. Re Haller, 3 Abb.
N. C. 65.
— with the elder. In will, Windt v, Windt, L. R.. i H. L. Zt,
to keep his house to the intent to delay oreditors. In
BEGOTTEN.
SEGUE.
BEHAU.
BEHAVIOB.
BEIEG.
statute, Harvey v, Ramsbottom, i B. & C. 59 ; Dudley v, Vaughan,
I Camp. 271.
In will. Doe v, Prevoost, 4 Johns. 61 (4 Am. Dec. 249).
matters or things or made. In statute, Felkin v, Berridge,
15 C. B. (N. S.) 260.
Richerson v, Sternburg, 65 111. 272.
breach of good . In constitution. State v. Bell, 2 Mart (N. S.)
699.
-in advanoe. In contract, Haigh v. Brooks, 10 Ad. & Ell. 309.
married. In statute, Murray v. Queen, 7 Q. B. 700; Queen v,
Allen, L. R., i C. C. R. 371.
the same premises. Lovejoy v, Lovett, 124 Mass. 270 ; Am mi-
down V, Granite Bank, 8 Allen, 285; Auburn Congregational
Church V, Walker, 124 Mass. 69.
threatened. In statute. Baker v. State. 49 Ala. 350.
fbr the time . In statute. King v, Devonshire, i B. & C. 618.
BELIEF. 40 BEQ UEA THED.
BELLEF. Hatch v. Carpenter, 9 Gray, 271.
In statute. Humphreys v, McCall, 9 Cal. 62.
BEIdJSVJSi. Com? v. Lottery Tickets, 5 Cush. 374 ; Re Fitch, 2 Wend. 298.
from the evidenoe. State v, 0*Hagan, 38 Iowa, 504.
BSLUailBSNT. foroes. In life insurance policy. Welts v. Conn. Mat Life
Ins. Co.. 48 N. Y. 36.
BELLIQEBENTB. Johnson v. Jones, 44 111. 142.
BELONGED. Spear v. Hooper, 22 Pick. 144.
BELONaiNa. In statute. Reading v. Westport, 19 Conn. 561 ; Columbia v. Williams,
3 Conn. 467.
thereto. In deed. Cort v. Sagar, 3 Hurl. & N. 372.
to exhibitors. In insurance policy. Mayor v. Hamilton Fire
Ins. Co., 10 Bosw. 537.
money to the State. In bond. Gilbert v. Isham, 16 Conn. 526.
stables to the said premises . In deed. Martland v. Mackinnon^
I H. & C. 610.
BELONGKI. In statute. Reading v. Westport, 19 Conn. 561.
town to which he . In statute. Hampden v. Newbuigh, 67 Me.
370.
BENEFIdAIi. In statute. Reg. z^. InhabiUnts, 3 Q. B. 250; Cutting v. Cutting, 20
Hun, 360.
^devises. In statute. Sullivan v. Sullivan, 106 Mass. 474 (8 Am.
Rep. 356).
e]\|oyment. In statute. Att'y-^^n. v. Sefton, 11 H. L. Cas. 357 ;
3 H. & C. 1024.
BBNEFIOIAIiLY. In statute. Reg. v. St. Leonards, 13 Q. B. 971.
BENEFIT. In contract. Re Hutchins, 4 Q. B. Div. 483.
of his ohildren. In will. Re Pocock's Policy, L. R., 6 Ch. App.
445-
^ of law. In statute. Hewitt v. Wilcox, i Mete. 154.
of salvage. In contract. Allkins v. Jupe, 2 C. P. Div. 390.
for the of. In will. Clark v. Maguire, 16 Mo. 302.
fbrthe of my daughter and her ohildren. In will. Re Pal-
mer, 3 Hurl. & N. 30.
BENEFITS. of all my real estate. In will. Re McCullough, 4 Yeates, 23
BENEVOLENCE. In will. Rotch v. Emerson, 105 Mass. 431.
BENEVOLENT. Norris v. Thompson, 19 N. J. (L.) 307 ; Thompson v. Norris, 20 N.
J. (L.) 489; Adye v. Smith, 44 Conn. 70.
• institutions. In statute. Indianapolis v. Grand Master, 25 Ind.
518.
or charitable. Sheren v. Mendenhall, 23 Minn. 92.
purposes. In will. Chamberlain v. Steams, in Mass. 267.
missionary, eduoational and enterprises. In will. DeCamp
V. Dobbins, 29 N. J. (Eq.) 36.
BEQUEATH. Dow v. Dow, 36 Me. 211 ; Ladd v. Harvey, 21 N. H. 514; Lasher v*
Lasher, 13 Barb. 106.
In statute. Barry v. Barry, 1 5 Kas. 387.
BEQUEATBDBD. In will Laing v. Barbour, 119 Mass. 523.
BEQ UESTS, 41 B I EN N I ALL K
BEQUESTS. In will. White v. Lake» L. R., 6 £q. Cas. i88.
BEBBIES. nuts and vegetables used prinoipally in dyeing or oompoe-^
ing dyes. In statute, Schneider v. Lawrence, 3 Blatchf. 115.
— evidence. State v, McDonald, 65 Me. 466.
— E. X. f. f. madder. In contract, Dane v, Fiedler, i E. D. Smithy
463.
— of his ability. In bond. Union v. Smith, 39 Iowa, 9.
— of his belief. In affidavit. Roe t/. Brad sh aw, L. R., i Ex. 107.
of his knowledge and belief. Hall v. Wood, i Paige, 405 ;
Sloan V, Little, 3 Paige, 103.
oiL In contract. Lucas v. Bristowe, El. B. & El. 908.
you oan« In order, Marland v, Stanwood, loi Mass. 470.
HESTIAUTY. Rex v, Mulreaty, i Russ., C. & M. 938; Ausman v. Veal, 10 Ind. 356.
BET. States. Welch, 7 Port. 463; Shumate's Case, 15 Gratt. 653; Wood-
cock V, McQueen, 1 1 Ind. 14.
In statute. Bone v. State, 63 Ala. 185 ; O'Blennis v. State, 12 Mo. 3n.
BETTER. legal and panunoiint title. In statute, McConnell v, Wilcox,
2 111. 344,
BETTING. on the sides or hands of sudh as do or shall play. In statute
Pugh V, Jenkins, i Q. B. 332.
with a ooin. In statute. Hirst v, Molesbury, L. R., 6 Q. B. 130.
BETWEEN. Wood v, Tomkins, 30 N. J. (Eq.) 3 ; Delaware, etc., R. Co. v, Raritan,
16 N. J. (Eq.) 321 ; Morris, etc., R. Co. v. Central R. Co., 31 N. J.
(L.) 205 ; Revere v. Leonard, i Mass. 91 ; Doddridge v, Thompson, 9
Wheat. 469; State z/. Godfrey, 12 Me. 361 ; Fowler v, Rigney, 5 Abb.
Pr. (N. S.) 182; Bunce v. Reed, 16 Barb. 347; Harrold z/. Corpora-
tion, 16 U. C. C. P. 43; Harrold v. Corporation, 18 U. C. C. P. 9;
Atkins V, Boyleston Ins. Co., 5 Met. 439 ; Kendall v, Kinysley, 120
Mass. 95.
In will, Attorney-General z/. Fletcher, L. R., 13 Eq. Cas. 128 ; Haskell
V, Sargeant, 113 Mass. 341.
now and the first day of September. In contract, Richardson
V, Ford, 14 111. 332 ; Cook v. Gray, 6 Ind. 335.
seas. In statute, Keeton v, Keeton, 20 Mo. 530 ; Shrevc v, Whittel-
sey, 7 Mo. 473 ; Facklerz/. Fackler, 14 Mo. 433 ; Bedford v, Bradford, 8
Mo. 233 ; Marvin v. Bates, 13 Mo. 218 ; Pike t/. Green, i Yerg. 465 ;
Forbes v. Foot, 2 McCord, 331 (13 Am. Dec. 732); Mason v^
Johnson, 24 111. 159; Fawz/. Roberdeau, 3 Cranch, 174; Murray v^
Baker, 3 Wheat. 541 ; Shelby v. Guy, 1 1 Peters, 366 ; Davie v, Briggs,
97 U. S. 628 ; Brent v, Tasker, i Harr. & McH. 89 ; Bank of Alex-
andria V, Dyer, 14 Peters, 141 ; Pancoast v, Addison, i Harr. & J.
350(2 Am. Dec 251); Denham v, Holeman, 26 Ga. 182; Galusha
V, Cobleigh, 13 N. H. 79; Ward v. Cole, 32 N. H. 452; White v.
Bailey, 3 Mass. 271 ; Byrne v. Crown in shield, i Pick. 263; Whitney
V, Goddard, 20 Pick. 304; Ward v, Hallam, 2 Dall. 217; Thurston
V, Dawes, 9 S. & R. 288; Musson v. Johnson, 24 111. 159; Whitlock
V, Walton, 2 Murph. 23 ; Earle v, Dickson, i Dev. 16 ; Darling v.
Meacham, 2 G. Greene, 602 ; Lane v, Bennett, 5 M. & W. 71.
the CSape of Good Hope. In statute, Hadden v. Collector, s
Wall. 107.
payments. In will, Lyman v. Parsons, 26 Conn. 494.
AltLY, In statute. People v, Kilbourn, 68 N. Y. 479.
6
; I ■ ^ '
Hic-iv^
BIG, 42 BILLS'
BIG. with ohllcL In indictment. Com. v, Parker, 9 Met 600 ; and
sec Hall v, Hancock, 15 Pick. 255 (26 Am. Dec. 599).
she is . In slander. Watts v, Greenlee, 2 Dev. (L.) 1 16.
BIGAMY. Scroggins v. State, 32 Ark. 205.
In statute, Beggs v. State, 55 Ala. 108.
BHiL. obligatory. Farmers, etc., Bk. v, Greiner, 2 S. & R. 114.
of exoeptions. Haraszthy v. Horton, 46 Cal. 545.
In statute. People v, Lee, 14 Cal. 510.
of exohange. Luff v. Pope, 5 Hill, 413; 7 Hill 577; Auerbach
V, Pritchett, 58 Ala. 451 ; Jarvis v, Wilson, 46 Conn. 91.
In indictment, Reg. v, Curry, 2 Moody, 218; Reg. v. Smith, 2 Moody,
295 ; Reg. V, Wicks, Russ. & Ry. 149; Reg. v. Hart, 6 C. & P. 106;
Reg. V, Randall, Russ. & Ry. 195; People v, Howell, 4 Johns. 296;
Com. V, Butterick, 100 Mass. 12.
of exchange expressed to be fbr value received. In statute.
Sawyer v. Page, 24 Mo. 595.
--of lading. Lickbarrow v. Mason, 2 T. R. 63; Mason v, Lickbar-
row, I H. Bl. 359; Sack v. Ford, 13 C. B. (N. S.) 100; Bryans v.
Nix, 4 M. & W. 775 ; Jenkyns v, Osborne. 7 M. & G. 678 ; The May
Flower, 3 Ware, 300 ; Wolfe v, Myers, 3 Sandf. 7 ; The Thames, 14
Wall. 105 ; Grace v, Adams, 100 Mass. 505 ; The Delaware, 14 Wall.
600; O'Brien v, Gilchrist, 34 Me. 588; Wayland v, Mosely, 5 Ala.
430; Ho] brook v, Vose, 6 Bosw. 76; Dows v, Greene, 32 Barb. 490;
Gage V, Jacqueth, i Lans. 207 ; Dows v, Perrin, 16 N. Y. 328 ; Rawls
V, Deshler, 4 Abb. Ct. App. 12; Dickerson v, Seelye, 12 Barb. 99;
Covin V, Hill, 4 Denio, 330; McCants v. Wells, 4 Rich. (S. C.) 381 ;
The Water Witch, 1 Black, 494 ; Saltus v, Everett, 20 Wend. 267 ;
Decan v. Shipper, 35 Pa. St. 239; Stanton v. Eager, 16 Pick. 467;
Rowland v, Bigelow, 12 Pick. 307 (23 Am. Dec. 607).
In statute, Cornell v, Hal, 6 N. Y. 374,
of particulars. In statute, Welles z/. Allen, 41 Conn. 40 ; Stark-
weather V, Kittle, 17 Wend. 20.
of peace. Earl of Bath v. Sherwin, 10 Mod. i ; i Brown's Pari.
Cas. 266; Eldridge v. Hill, 2 Johns. Ch. 281 ; Alexander v, Pendle-
ton, 8 Cranch, 462 ; Sheffield Water- Works Co. v, Yeomans, L. R.,
2 Ch. App. 8 ; Phillips v, Hudson, L. R., 2 Ch. App. 242 ; Bond zf.
Little, 10 Ga. 395; Dedman v. Chiles, 37 B. Mon. 426; Gunn v,
Harrison, 7 Ala. 585.
of review. Wickliffe v. Eve, 17 How. 468.
of revivor and supplement. Bowie v, Minter, 2 Ala. 406.
of sale. In statute, Allsopp v. Day, 7 Hurl. & N. 462.
or note. In statute, Lavitt v, Blatchford, 17 N. Y. 521 ; Oneida
Bk. v.. Ontario Bk., 21 N. Y. 490.
quia timet. Tipping v, Eckersley, 3 K. & J. 264; Randolph v,
Kinney, 3 Rand. 394; Sanderson v, Jones, 6 Fla. 430; Green v.
Hankinson, Walk. (Mich.) 487.
single. In statute, Horton v. State, 53 Ala. 489.
aooommodation . Perry v, Crammond, i Wash. loi.
creditors . In statute, Newman v, Willetts, 52 111. 98.
In constitution. People v, Wallace, 70 111. 600 ; People v, Wright, 70
111. 388; Nowack 7/. Excelsior Stone Co., 'jZ 111. 307.
BILLS.
43
BL UBBER.
— Continued.
— of attainder. In constitution. Pierce v, Carskadon, 16 Wall*
234; ex parte Law, 35 Ga. 285.
— of credit. In constitution. Briscoe v. Bank of Commonwealth,
II Pet. 257 ; Darrington v. Bank, 13 How. 12 ; Craig v. State, 4 Pet.
410; Owen V. Branch Bank, 3 Ala. 258; Breitenbach v. Turner, 18
Wis. 146; Linn v. State Bank, i Scam. 87 (25 Am. Dec. 78); Hale
V, Huston, 44 Ala. 134; Briscoe v. Bank, 7 J. J. Marsh. 349; Jones
V. Bank, 8 B. Mon. 122; Lampton v. Bank, 2 Litt. 301 ; Bank z^.
Swindler, 2 Dana, 393; Bank v, Spilman, 3 Dana, 150; Manstert/.
State, I Mo. 452 ; Loper v. State, i Mo. 633 ; Bank of Kentucky v.
Clark, 4 Mo. 59; Bailey v. Milner, 35 Ga. 330.
— of exchange. In statute. Eyre v. Walker, 5 Hurl. & N. 460.
BINDING.
BIRD.
the . Indeed. Kearney z/. West Granada Mining Co;, i Hurl.&N.4i2.
In statute. Holmes v. Taunton, 5 El. & Bl. 78.
final and oonoltuuve. In statute. King v. Justices, i B. & C.
(^1^
of game. In statute. Loome v. Barley, 3 El. & El. 448.
of warren. Duke of Devonshire v. Lodge, 7 B. & C. 39.
BITCH.
In statute. Reg. v. Archbishop of Canterbury, 6 El. & Bl. 564.
K. V. H., 20 Wis. 239; Riddell v. Thayer, 127 Mass. 487.
In statute. Van Camp v. Board of Education, 9 Ohio St. 406.
Indian and white person. In statute. People v. Hall, 4 Cal.
402.
Barnett v. Allen, 3 Hurl. & N. 376.
BIiAGKUAIIi. Edsall v. Brooks, 17 Abb. Pr. 221 ; 2 Robt. 29 ; Life Association of
America v. Boogher, 3 Mo. (App.) 173.
Rex V. Atwood, Cro. Jac. ; Rex v. Taylor, Vent. 293 ; Rex v. Woolstan,
2 Strange, 834; Rex v. Curl, 2 Strange, 789; Rex v, Annett, 2
Burn. C. L. 217 ; Rex v, Carlile, 3 B. & Aid. 161 ; Gathercole's Case,
2 Lew. C. C. 237; Reg. v. Waddington, i B. & C.'26; Peoples.
Ruggles, 8 Johns. 290 ; Updegraff v. Com., 1 1 S. & R. 394 ; State v.
Chandler, 2 Harr. (Del.) 553; Com. v, Kneeland, 20 Pick. 211.
In contract, Thompson v, Galloupe, 100 Mass. 435 ; Harrington v,
Fitchburg Ins. Co., 124 Mass. 120.
The Peterhoft, 5 Wall. 28; The Circassian, 2 Wall. 135; The Vrow
Judeth, I Rob. (Adm.) 126; U. S. v. The William Arthur, 3 Ware.
276.
porta excepted. In marine policy, Yeaton v. Fry, 5 Cranch, 333.
of 8U0h ancestor. In statute, Beebe v, Gufiing, 14 N. Y. 235.
of the . In statute. Cuttler v, Wadingham, 22 Mo. 206; Den v,
Jones, 8 N. J. (L.) 346.
of the of another. In statute. Gardner v, Collins, 2 Pet. 58.
of the of the person on whom such estate came or descended.
In statute, Gardner v, Collins, 2 Pet. 58.
of the half . Baker v. Chalfant, 5 Whart. 477 \ Oglesby Canal Co.
V. Pasco, 79 111. 164.
of the whole . Baker v. Chalfant, 5 Whart. 477.
to with. In deed. Lincoln v. Lincoln, 1 10 Mass. 449.
BLOOD.
BIiOW.
BliXTmiJSJbC.
Rogers v. Mechanics' Ins. Co., i Story,* 603.
BOARD.
44
BOND.
BOAT,
BOABB. In indictment. Queen v. McQuarrie, 22 U. C. (Q. B.) 660.
In statute. Barker z/. Allen, 5 Hurl. & N. 71 ; Scattergood z/. Water-
man, 2 Miles, 323; Comm'rs v. Reisner, 58 Ind. 260.
of exfuniiiers. Reed v. Town of Sharon, 35 Conn. 191.
BOABBEB. Shoecraftz/. Bailey, 25 Iowa, 553; Berkshire Woolen Co. v. Proctor^
7 Cush. 423.
BOABDINGfr-HOnSE* Pinkerton v. Woodward, 33 Cal. 557 ; Willard v. Reinhardt,
2 E. D. Smith, 148; Dausey z/. Richardson, 2 El. & Bl. 144; Cady v.
McDowell, I Lans. 486 ; Beall v. Beck, 3 Cranch C. C, 666.
In lease. Gamett v. Albree, 103 Mass. 374.
keepers. In statute. Cross v. Wilkins, 43 N. H. 336; Stewart
V. McC ready, 24 How. Pr. 62.
In insurance policy. Blackett v. Royal Exchange Ass. Co., 2 Cromp»
& J. 244; (Lawson's Usages and Customs, 413).
In statute. Barge Resort v. Brooke, 10 Mo. 531 ; Tisdell v. Combe, 7
Ad. & El. 797; U. S. v. An Open Boat, 5 Mason, 120; Northup v.
The Pilot, 6 Oregon, 297.
risk of so fiur as ships are liable thereto. In bill of lading.
Johnson V. Benson, 4 Moore, 90.
In indictment. People v. Graves, 5 Park. C. C. 134.
oorporate. In statute. Com. v. Beamish, 81 Pa, St 389.
of the oounty. Fizell v. State, 25 Wis. 367; U. S. v. Grush, 5
Mason, 290.
upon the . In indictment. Sanchez v. People, 22 N. Y. 147.
In deed. Mulcany v. Eyres, Cro. Car. 511.
tea. In statute. Two Hundred Chests of Tea, 9 Wheat. 430.
engine^ machinery and belting. In insurance policy. James
River Ins. Co. v. Merritt, 47 Ala. 387.
bursting of • In policy of insurance. Rae v. Columbus Ins. Co.»
17 Mo. 301 ; McAllister v. Tenn. Ins. Co., 17 Mo. 306; Montgomery
V. Fireman's Ins. Co., 16 B. Mon. 442.
two . In contract. James v. Bostwick, Wright (Ohio), 143.
Ballinger v. Ferris, i M. & W. 628.
In plea. Uther v. Rich, 10 Ad. & Ell. 785.
In statute. Robinson v. Vale, 2 B. & C. 763.
executed. In plea. Belcher v. Magnay, 7 M. & W. 102.
pre-emptio9 claimants. In statute. Hosmer v. Wallace, 7 Otto»
580.
BOATS.
BODY.
BOG.
BOH
BOILEBS.
BONA FIDE.
BOND.
pre-emptor. Rutledge v. Murphy, 3 Cent. L. J. 178.
purchaser. Robinson v. Rowan, 3 III. 499 ; Merritt v. Northern
R. Co., 12 Barb. 605.
payments really and — ~ made. In statute. Gibson v. Muskett, 4.
Man. & G. 168.
Harman v. Harman, i Baldw. 129; Hargraves v. Cooke, 15 Ga. 321;
State V. Thomson, 49 Mo. 188; Wood v. Willis, no Mass. 4S4;
Denton v. Adams, 6 Vt. 40; Gilbert v. Anthony, i Yerg. 69; Hub-
bel V. Bissel, 2 Allen, 196; U. S. v. Stephenson, i McLean, 462;
Courand v. Vollmer, 31 Tex. 397; Stone v. Bradbury, 14 Me. 185;
Pelham v. Grigg, 4 Ark. 141.
In plea. Ide v. Connecticut R. Co., 32 Vt. 297 ; Stone v. Bradley, 14.
• Me. 185.
1
BOND.
45
BORRO WED
BOND — Continued.
In statute, U. S. 7'. Linn, 15 Pet. 290 ; Horton v. State, 53 Ala. 489.
for the payment of money only. In statute, Gillingham v.
Myers, i McCl. & Yonge, 147.
with surety. In statute, Ripley v. Merchants' National Bank,
BONDS.
BONUS.
BOOKS.
BOBN.
BOBOUGH.
BOBBOW.
41 Conn. 187.
In statute. People v. Mead, 24 N. Y. 114; Murray 7/. Earl of Starth, 2
B. & r. 93.
for thepasrmentof money or other things. In statute. Beeks
V, Forshce, 25 Miss. 55.
Railroad Co. t/. Maryland, 21 Wall. 456; Kennicott ta Supervisors, 16
Wall. 452.
In statute. Mutual Savings Bank v, Wilcox, 24 Conn. 147.
In statute, Mumford v, Wardwell, 6 Wall. 423 ; White v, Geroch, 2 B.
& Aid. 300; Clayton v. Stone, 2 Paine, 382; Drury v, Ewing, i
Bond, 540 ; Clementi v, Golding, 2 Camp. 25 ; Cofieen v, Brunton,
4 McLean, 516 ; Stowe v. Thomas, 2 Wall. Jr. 547 ; U. S. v, Williams,
3 Fed. Rep. 484; D'Almaine v, Boosey, i Y. & C. (Ex.) 299; Hime
V, Dale, 2 Camp. 27, note ; Scoville v, Toland, 6 West. L. J. 84 ; Page
V. Wisden, 20 L. T. (N. S.) 435 ; British Museum v, Payne, 2 Y. &
J. 180 ; Leader v, Purdy, 7 C. B. 14.
acoonnts. In will, Hopkins v. Holt, 9 Wis. 232.
debts. In statute, Gorgas v, Zeop, 2 Miles, loi ; Cox v, Skeen,
.3 Ired. (L.) 445 ; Shipley v. Marshall, 14 C. B. (N. S.) 570.
entries. In statute, Gorgas v, Zeop, 2 Miles, loi.
of aooonnts. Colbert v, Piercy, 3 Ired. (L.) ^^ ; Richardson v.
Wingate, 10 West. L. J. 145.
In statute. Com. 7/. Williams, 9 Mete. 273; re Reed, 12 Bank. Reg.
390
of original entries. Smith v. Sanford, 12 Pick. 139(22 Am.
Dec. 415), note. Ingraham v, Bockius, 9 S. & R. 285 (i i Am Dec. 730).
public . Merrick v, Wakely, 8 Ad. & Ell. 172.
and other writings. In statute. Back v. Longman, Cowp. 623.
or to be . In will, Heisse v, Markland, 2 Rawle, 274 (21 Am.
Dec. 445) ; Brookman v. Smith, 6 Ex. 291 ; 7 Ex. 271.
Brown v. State, 18 Ohio St. 496.
In statute, Faversham v. Isle of Thanet, 2 B. & S. 292 ; King v. McKay.
5 B. & C. 640.
In statute, Allerton v, Belden, 49'N. Y. 373 ; Schermerhorn 7/. Tatman,
14 N. Y. 93; Vilas V, Jones, i N. Y. 274; National Bk. v. Lewis,
75 N. Y. 516; Cole V, Savage, 10 Paige, 583, 588; Livingston v,
Harris, 3 Paige, 528; 11 Wend. 335; Leavittv. De Launay, 4 Sandf.
Ch. 281 ; Post V, Boardman, Clarke, 523 ; Morse v, Hovey, 9 Paige,
197; Perrine v, Stryker, 7 Paige, 598; Hungerford's Bk. v. Dodge,
30 Barb. 626; 10 Abb. Pr. 24; Post v, Bk. of Utica, 7 Hill. 391 ;
Rexford v, Widger, 2 N. Y. 131 ; 3 Barb. Ch. 640.
money. In statute, Gelpcke v. City of Dubuque, i Wall. 221 ;
Leavitt I'. Yates, 4 Edw. 134; re British Provident Ass. Co.. 33 L.
J. (N. S.) 535; Kent V. Mining Co., 78 N. Y. 158.
Hart V, Benton» 7 J. J. Marsh. 324.
money. Murray v, Spencer, 24 Md. 520.
I have . In agreement, Harrow v, Dugan, 6 Dana, 341.
BORROWING.
46
BREAD.
BOBBOWING.
BOTH.
BOTTOMBY.
In stcUute. Reg. v, St MichaelSt 6 El. & BI. 8fo.
In statute. King v. Inhabitants, 4 B. & Adol. 710.
Jennings v, Ins. Co., 4 Binn. 244 ; The Ann C. Pratt, i Curt. C. C.
340.
bond. The Draco, 2 Sumn. 157.
oontrsots of . In statute. Cole v. White, 26 Wend. 511.
In statute. King v. Town row, i B. & Ad. 479.
all goods . In contract. Lock wood v, Levick, 8 C. B (N. S.)6o4.
as now. Com. v. Boston, etc., Corp., 8 Allen, 296.
to oonviot. Marshall v. Fox, L. R., 6 Q. B. 370.
on the margin. In deed. Ex parte Jennings, 6 Cow. 526.
BOUGHT.
BOUND.
BOUNDED.
BOUNDABY. Bates v, Tymason, 13 Wend. 300; Northrop v, Sumney, 27 Barb. 196;
Kingsland v, Chittenden, 6 Lans. IS ; 61 N. Y. 618; Jenks v, Mor-
gan, 6 Gray, 448 ; Allen v, Kingsbury, 16 Pick. 235 ; Fla^^g v, Thurs-
ton, 13 Pick. 145; McCoy v, Golloway, 3 Ohio, 382; Stapleford v.
Brinson, 2 Ired. (N. C.) 311.
In statute. Dranguet v, Prudhomme, 3 La. 83.
of any lands. In statute. Re Ystradgunlais, 8 Q. B.40.
artifloial . Cox 7/. Friedley, 33 Pa. St. 124; Waterman v, John-
son, 13 Pick. 261 ; Lernedv. Morrill, 2 N. H. 197; Kennebec Pur-
chase V, Tiffany, i Me. 219.
natural . Stapleton v. Brinson, 2 Ired. (L.) 311.
place having a known . In statute. Queen v. Hardy, 9 B & S.
826 ; Queen v. Board, L. R., 8 Q. B. 227.
BOUNTY. Eichelberger v, Liflford, 27 Md. 320; Abbe v, Allen, 39 How. Pr. 381.
In statute. Fowler v. Selectmen, 8 Allen, 80.
law. Salt Co. v. East Saginaw, 13 Wall. 373.
BOWIE-KNIFE. In statute. Sears v. State, 33 Ala. 347.
In statute, Hodgson v. Little, 14 C. B. (N. S.) 120; 16 C. B (N. S.)
207.
suspenders oomposed in part of India rubber. In statute^
Arthurs. Davis, 6 Otto, 135.
In constitution. Green v, Weller, 32 Miss. 651.
In statute. Dibble v, Hathaway, 18 N. Y. (S. C.) 571.
knuoks. In statute, Patterson v. State, 3 Lea, 575.
oommon . Com. v. Foley, 99 Mass. 497.
In statute. State v, Perkins, 42 N. H. 465.
of the law. In policy of insurance. Insurance Co. v. Scaver, 19
Wall. 531.
of the peace. In statute, Rawlins v, Ellis, 10 Jur. 1039.
BRANCH.
BBAND.
BRASS.
BRAWIiER.
BRAWLS.
BREAD.
In statute. Queen v. Wood, L. R., 4 Q. B- 559; Queen v, Kennett, L.
R., 4 Q. B. 56s.
shall be sold by weight. Jones v, Huxtable, 8 B. & S. 433-
such as is usual to be eaten. In statute, Ridsdale v, Clifton,
2 Prob. Div. 276.
Ibnoy . In statute. Queen v. Wood, 10 B. & S. 535.
French or fancy . In statute, iEreated Bread Co. v, Gregg, L.
R., 8 Q. B. 3S5.
BREAKAGE.
47
BRICK.
during removal. In insurance policy. Marsden v, Ins. Co., i
BBEAKEB8.
BBEAKING.
BBEAKS.
BRED.
BB£VET.
BBIBSD.
BBIBEBY.
Harr. & Ruth. 53.
oirouit ~ — descvibed by him prior to said application. In statute,
Reg. V, Holmes Burglar Alarm Co., 17 Blatch. 484.
Rexz^. Gray, i Str. 481 ; Rex v, Haines, Russ. & Ry. 451 ; Rext^. Hall,
Russ. & Ry. 355 ; Rex z/. Robinson, i Moody, 327 ; Rex z/. McKearney,
Jebb.99; Rex V. Bailey, Russ. k Ry. 341 ; Reg. v. Bird, 9 C. & P. 44;
RexT/. Russell, i Moody, 377 ; Rex z/. Brown, 2 East's P. C. 487 ; Rex
T/. Lawrence, 4 C. & P. 231 ; Rex 2/. Callan, Russ. & Ry. 157 ; Park v,
Evans, Hob. 62 ; Rex v, Hawkins, i East's P. C. 485 ; Rex v. Bigley, i
Crawf. k Dix. C. C. 202 ; Rexi/. Perkes, i C. & P. 300 ; Reg. v, Davis,
Russ. & Ry. 499 ; Rex v, Hughes, i Leach, 406 ; Rex v. Smith, i
Moody, 178; Rex v. Paine, 7 C. & P. 135; Rex v. Brice, Russ. &
Ry. 450; Rex v. Lewis, 2 C. & P. 628 ; Rex v. Hymans, 7 C. & P.
441 ; Reg. V, Spriggs, i M. & R. 35;^ ; Reg. v. Smith, Russ. fa Ry.
417 ; Pugh z/. Griffith, 7 Ad. & Ell. 827 ; Reg. v. Jordan, 8 C. & P.
747 ; Gray's Case, i Strange. 481 ; Reg. v. Wheeler, 8 C. & P. 747 ;
Rex. z/. Cornwell, 2 Strange, 881 ; Reg. za. Egginton, 2 Leach, 913;
Reg. z/. Campton, 7 C. & P. 139; Reg. z/. Swallow, i Russ. Cr. 792 ;
State z/. Wilson, Coxe, 439; Curtis z/. Hubbard, i Hill, 336; State z/.
Newbiggin, 25 Me. 500; Ducher z/. State, 18 Ohio, 308; Com. v,
Stephenson, 8 Pick. 354 ; Com. z/. Trimmer, i Mass. 476 ; Com. v,
Newell, 7 Mass. 247 ; Rolland v. Com., 82 Pa. St. 306 ; State v, Reid,
.20 Iowa, 413; People z/. Bush, 3 Park. C. C. 552; Timmons z/. State,
34 Ohio St. 426; People v. Nolan, 22 Mich. 229; State v. Scripture,
42 N. H. 485 ; U. S. V, Bowen, 4 Cranch C. C. 604 ; Hunter v. Com.,
7 Gratt. 641 ; Finch v. Com., 14 Gratt. 643 ; State v, Henry, 9 Ired.
463; State V, Boon, 13 Ired. 224; Clarke z/. Com., 25 Gratt. 908;
White V. State, 49 Ala. 344 ; State z/. Mordecai, 68 N. C. 207 ; Allen
V. State, 40 Ala. 334 ; Frank v. State, 39 Miss. 705 ; State v, Willis, 7
Jones (N. C), 190; Com. v. Strupney, 105 Mass. 588; Donohoo z/.
State, 36 Ala. 281 ; State v. Clark, 42 Vt. 629; State v. Moore, 12 N.
H. 42; Johnson z/. Com., 85 Pa. St. 54; ^Dennis z/. People, 27 Mich.
151 ; Pines z/. State, 50 Ala. 153; William z/. State, 52 Ga. S^o; White
V. State, 51 Ga. 285; State z/. McPherson, 70 N. C. 239; Brown z/.
State, 55 Ala. 123 ; State z/. Ward, 43 Conn. 489.
In statute. Pines v. State, 50 Ala. 1 53.
jaiL Rex z/. Howard, i Russ. & Ry. 459.
into. In statute. Brown v. State, 55 Ala. 124.
kept or preserved. In statute. Rex v. Caradice, i Russ. & Ry.
206.
U. S. V. Hunt, 14 Wall. 550.
In indictment. Com. v. Stephenson, 3 Mete. (Ky.) 226.
Rex V. Gibbons, i East, 183; State v. Ellis, 33 N. J. (L.) 102; State v.
Church, 5 Oregon, 575 ; Reg. v. Pitt, 3 Burr. 1335 ; Rex v. Plympton,
2 Ld. Raym. 1377; Rex v. Taggart, i C. & P. 201 ; Rex z/. Jolliffe, i
East, 154 ; Com. v. Shaver, 3 W. & S. 338 ; Com. v. Callaghan, i Va.
Cas. 460; Russell z/. Com., 3 Bush, 469; Vaughan's Case, 4 Burr.
2494 ; Barefield z/. State, 14 Ala. 603 ; State z/. Carpenter, 20 Vt. 9 ;
Com. z/. Chapman, i Va. Cas. 138; Hutchinson v. State, 36 Tex.
293 ; Simpson v. Yeend, L. R., 4 Q. B. 626 ; Dishon v. Smith, 10 Iowa,
212.
dwelling. In insurance policy. Mead v. North-western Ins. Co.,
7 N. Y. 530.
BRICK.
48
BROTHERS.
3BIGK — Continued.
BBIDGE.
IBBIDGSS.
BBIEF.
BRINGING.
BBinSH.
BBOAD.
BBOTHEB.
BBOTHEB8.
fbotory. In deed, Allen v, Scott, 21 Pick. 25.
store. In warrant. Lowrcy v. Gri<]ley, 50 Conn. 450.
Proprietors v. Hoboken Land Co., 13 N. J. (Eq.) 504; Reg. v. Derby-
shire, 2 Q. B. 745; Board of Freeholders v. Strader, 18 1^. J. (L.)
108; Enfield Toll Bridge v. Hartford, etc., R. Co., 17 Conn. 56; Tol-
land V, Wellington, 26 Conn. 578 ; State t/. Hudson Co., 30 N. J. (L.)
147 ; State v. Gorham, 37 Me. 451 ; Burnett v. New Orleans, 42 Conn.
174; Kingz/. Inhabitants, 3 B. & Ad. 210; 3 Ad. & Ell. 70; 2 B. &
Ad. 81 5 ; Parrott v. City of Lawrence, 2 Dill. 332.
In statute. Bridge Co. v. Hoboken Land Co., 10 N. J. 81 ; i Wall. 116;
Thompson v. New York, etc., R. Co., 3 Sandf (Ch.) 625 ; Lake v.
Virginia, etc., R. Co., 7 Nev. 294 ; McLeod v. Savannah, etc., R. Co.»
25 Ga. 445; Board of Freeholders v. Strader, 18 N. J. (L.) 108;
Queen v. Poynter, 13 Q. B. 399; Ward v. Gray, 6 B. & S. 350;
Queen v. Southampton, 18 Q. B. 841 ; City of Grand Haven v. New
York, etc., R. Co., 39 Conn. 128; Phillips v. East Haven, 44 Conn.
29; Covington Co. v. Kinney, 45 Ala. 176; Com. v. Central Bridge,
12 Cush. 244.
oonnty . Eyler v. Conners, 49 Md. 258.
private . King t/. Inhabitants, 12 East, 203.
public . Rex v. Inhabitants, 2 East, 342 ; Rex v. Northampton,
2 M. & S. 262 ; Rex v. Devon, R. & M. 144.
In statute. McPheeters v. Merrimac Bridge Co., 28 Mo. 465.
ootuity . Chandler v. Fremont Co., 42 Iowa, 58.
road. Flagg v. Flagg, 16 Gray, 175.
Gardner v. Stover, 43 Ind. 356.
in. In statute. Jackson v. Jackson, 28 Miss. 680.
8Ul]jeot. In treaty. Inglis v. Trustees, 3 Pet. 99; Shanks v.
Dupont, 3 Pet. 242.
weight. In charter-party. Goddard 7/. Bulow, i N. & McC. 45
(9 Am. Dec. 663.)
In statute. Thomas v. Evans, i El. Bl. & El. 171.
Pott V. Turner, 6 Bing. 702; Saladin v. Mitchell, 45 III. 79; Baring 7^
Cowie, 2 B. & Aid. 148; Higgins v. Moore, 34 N. Y. 418; Graham
V. Duckwall, 8 Bush, 12 ; Todd v. Bourke, 27 La. Ann. 385 ; Hender-
son V. State, 50 Ind. 234; Hinckley v. Arey, 27 Me. 362, Keys z/.
Johnson, 68 Pa. St. 42 ; Dunn v. Wright, 51 Barb. 244; Portland v.
O'Neill, I Oregon, 218; Slack v. Tucker, 23 Wall. 321 ; Perkins ^^
State, 50 Ala. 154 ; Scott v. Johnson, 19 C. B. (N. S.) 138.
In statute. U. S. v. Cutting, 3 Wall. 441 ; U. S. v. Simmons, i Abb. (U.
S.) 470; Warren v. Shook, 91 U. S. 704; City of Little Rock v. Bar-
ton, 33 Ark. 437 ; Clarke v. Powell, 4 B. & Ad. 860 ; Rawlinson v.
Pearson, 5 B. & Aid. 128; Cope v. Rowlands, 2 M. & W. 149; Mil-
ford V. Hughes, 16 M. & W. 174 ; Smith v. Lindo, 4 C. B. (N. S.) 397 ;
Com. v. Holmes, 11 Pa. St. 470; Chadwick v. Collins, 16 Pa. St. 270;
Northup V. Chick, 10 Blatchf. 243.
oommercial. In statute. Slack v. Tucker, 23 Wall. 329.
In statute. Wheeler v. Clutterbuck, 52 N. Y. 67 ; State v. Schaun-
horst, 34 Iowa, 547 ; Dane v. Walker, 109 Mass. 179.
In insurance policy. Bridgmanz/. London Life Ins. Co., 44 U. C. Q. R
536.
BROTHERS.
49
BUILDING.
BBOTHEB8 — Continued.
and siBters. In statute, Clark v. Sprague, 5 Blackf. 412 ; Moore
7/. Abemathy, 7 Blackf. 442 ; Cliver v, Sanders, 8 Ohio St. 501 ; Gard-
ner V. Collins, 3 Mason, 400.
In statute, Hine v, Belden, 27 Conn. 384 ; Reg v. Padwick, 8 EI. & Bl*
707.
before any magistrate. In statute, Hadley v. Perks, 7 B. & S. 37$.
BROUGHT.
BlTGKafrEBY.
BUILD.
BUILDING.
Rex V, Duffin, i East's. P. C. 437 ; Rex v, Reekspear, i Moody, C. C.
342; Rex V, Cousins, 6 C. & P. 351 ; Rex v, Mulreaty, i Russ., C. &
M. 938 ; Rex v, Jacobs, Russ. & Ry. 331 ; Rex v, Jellyraan, 8 C. & P.
604 ; Rex V. Allen, i Den. C. C. 364 ; Com. v, Thomas, i Va. Cas. 307.
to markets. In statute, Peterson v. Mayor, 17 N. Y. 449.
and deliyer. In contract. The Revenue Cutter, 4 Sawy. 144.
In statute. King v, Grecnway, 71 N. Y. 314 ; Calkin v, U. S., 3 Ct. of
Claims. 297 ; Duncan v, Batenian, 23 Ark. 327.
Reg. V, Labadire, 32 U. C. Q. B. 429.
In contract, Charlton v, Gibson, i C. & K. 541.
In deed. Manners v. Johnson, i Ch. Div. 673 ; Wright v, Evans, a
Abb. Pr. (N. S.) 308.
In insurance policy. White v, Springfield Ass. Co., 8 Gray, 566.
In lease, Sherman v, Williams, 113 Mass. 481.
In statute, Shattel v. Woodward, 17 Ind. 225 ; La Crosse, etc., R. Co.
V, Vanderpool, 11 Wis. 119; Truesdell v. Gay, 13 Gray, 311 ; Hill
V, LaCrosse, etc., R. Co., 1 1 Wis. 214 ; Coddington v. Dry Dock Co., 2
Vroom, 477; Presbyterian Church v, Allison, 10 Pa. St. 413; Mc- '
Ilvain 7/. Hestonville, etc., R. Co., 5 Phila. 13; Thomas v. Smith,
42 Pa. St. 68 ; Pratt v, Seavey, 41 Me. 370 ; Bodley v. Den mead, i
W. Va. 249; Olmstead v, McNall, 7 Blackf. 357; McDermott
V, Palmer, 8 N. Y. 383 ; Coddington v, Beebe, 31 N. J. (L.) 477 ;
Miller v, Hershey, 59 Pa. St. 64; Tuttle v. State, 4 Conn. 68;
State 7/. Livermore, 44 N. H. 386; King v, Gregory, 5 B. & Ad.
563 ; State v, Barr, 39 Conn. 41 ; Harris v, Avery, L. R., i C. P. 150 ;
Morish v, Harris, L. R., i C, P. 155 ; Queen v. Manning, L. R., i C.
C. R. 340 ; Morish v, Harris, i Harr. & Ruth. 328 ; Edwards v,
Elliott, 21 Wall. 532; Com. v, Bossidy, 112 Mass. 278; Sherman v,
Williams, 1 13 Mass. 481 ; Com. v. McCaughey, 9 Gray, 297 ; Powell v.
Farmer, 18 C. B. (N. S.) 174 ; Powell v. Boraston, 18 C. B. (N. S.) 180;
Stevens V. Gourley, 7 C. B. (N. S.) 1 10 ; Watson v. Cotton, 5 C. B. 52.
altering, repairing or ornamenting. In statute. Drew v.
Mason, 81 111. 498.
erection or tiling. In statute, Colbran v, Barnes, 1 1 C. B. (N.
S.)247; II C. B. 252.
for puipoBea of education. In deed. Peck v, Claflin, 105
Mass. 422.
^— land. In statute. Directors v, Blackmore, L. R., 4 H. L. 610.
made use of Ibr printing or drying calioo. In statute, Dix-
on's Case, I Russ. & Ry. 54.
wharf or other superstruoture. In statute, Ellison v, Jack-
son, 12 Gal. 542.
any other . In statute. Rex v, Norris, i Russ. & Ry. 69 ; Toms
V, Luckert, 5 C. B. 36.
dwelling-honae or other . In statute. Bank of Charleston v.
Curtiss, 18 Conn. 342.
old : , In statute. Tear v, Freebody, 4 C. B. (N. S.) 225.
B UILDING.
50
BUSHEL
fiUUiDING — Continued.
timber for
uBed Ibr —
Cas. 104.
when the -
— . In deed, Livingston v. Ten Broeck* 16 Johns. 14.
purposes. In statute, Coventry v, S. Co., L. R., 5 Eq.
is inolosed. In contract, Snell v. Church Trustees,
58 III. 292.
wooden
In ordinance, Stewart v. Com., 10 Watts, 307.
BUILDINGS. In deed, Cornish v, Cleifie, 3 H. & C. 450.
and wharves* In statute, Burt v, Washington, 3 Cal. 246.
public . In statute, Arnell v, R. Co., 12 C. B. 69.
BUILT.
BULL.
BULLIOir.
BUBDEN.
BXTBGIiABY.
BUBIAL.
BUBLAPS.
BUBll'.
BUBXTED.
BUBinNG.
BUBNT.
BUBYING.
BTT8HEL.
In statute. King v. Inhabitants, 2 B. & Ad. 815.
road shall be . In subscription, Muscatine, etc., R. Co. v, Hor-
ton, 38 Iowa, 33; Warner z/. Callender, 20 Ohio St. 19a.
thereafter . In statute. Webb's Case, 2 Leigh, 721.
In indictment. State v, McMinn, 34 Ark. 160.
I East's P. C. 149, 188.
of proof. Queen v, Curgerwen, L. R., i C. C. R. 3; Wilder v,
Cowles, 100 Mass. 487 ; Crowninshield v, Crowninshield, 2 Gray, 524.
In statute. King v. Goldsmith, v B. & Ad. 835 ; Hulls v, Eastcourt, 2
H. & C. S9.
or inhabitants. In statute. King v. Greet, 8 B. & C. 374.
Cole V, People, 37 Mich. 544; Dodd v. State, 33 Ark. 317; Allen v.
State, 40 Ala. 334 ; State v. Ward, 43 Conn. 489 ; Hunter v. State, 29
Ind. 80 ; Com. v, Newell, 7 Mass. 247 ; People v. Bush, 3 Park. C. C.
552 ; Hollister v. Com., 60 Pa. St. 103.
ground. In statute, Jenkins v, Andover, 103 Mass. 10
places. In statute, Foster v, Dodd, 7 B. & S. 169.
used for . In statute, Cowley v, Byas, 5 Ch. Div. 751,
In statute, Arthur v, Cumming, i Otto, 362.
Howel V, Com., 5 Gratt. 664 ; People v, Butler, 16 Johns. 203 ; Reg. v.
Russell, Car. & M. 541 ; Reg. v, Parker, 9 C. & P. 45 ; Rex. v. Stallion,
I Moody, 398 ; Com. v. Van Shaack, 16 Mass. 105 ; State v, Mitchell,
5 Ired. 350; Com. v. Tucker, no Mass. 403; People v, Cottrell, 18
Johns. 115 ; State v, Sandy, 3 Ired. 570; People v, Haggerty, 46 Cal.
354; People V, Simpson, 50 Cal. 304; Hester v. State, 17 Ga. 130;
Rex V, Judd, 2 T. R. 255 ; McDade v. People, 29 Mich. 50 ; Mary v.
State, 24 Ark. 44; Cochrane v. State, 6 Md. 400; Graham v. State,
40 Ala. 659; Com. v, Belton, 5 Cush. 427; State v, De Brul, 10
Rich. 23 ; Doe v. Harris, 6 Ad. & Ell. 215 ; 8 Ad. & Ell. 10.
In indictment, Hester v. State, 17 Ga. 130.
In indictment. Com. v. Tucker, 1 10 Mass. 403.
fluid. In insurance policy. Marsh v. National Fire Ins. Co., 24
Hun, 575 ;. Putnam v. Commonwealth Ins. Co., 4 Fed. Rep. 753.
In statute, Johnson v, Bradsford, 2 N. & Mc. 272 (10 Am. Dec. 601).
grounds. In statute. Appeal Tax Court v, St. Peter's Academy^
50 Md. 321.-
Hockin v, Cooke, 4 T. R. 314.
In contract. Milk z/. Christie, i Hill, 102; Richardson t/. Spafford, 13
Vt. 245.
lit statute, Caldwell v, Dawson, 4 Mete. (Ky.) 121.
BUSINESS,
SI
BUSINESS.
BXTsnrBss.
Bish V, Keeling, i M. & S. 95.
In contract. Ewing v, Johnson, 34 How. Pr. 202.
In deed. Doe v. Bird, 2 Ad. & £11. 161 ; Bramwell v. Lacy, 10 Ch.
Div. 691.
In statute. King v, Piatt, 37 N. Y. 155 ; Goddard v, Chafiee, 2 Allen,
395 ; Parker Mills v, Commr. of Taxes, 23 N. Y. 242 ; Moore v.
State, 16 Ala. 41 1 ; Bloom v, Richards, 2 Ohio St. 387 ; Johnson z/-
State, 44 Ala. 415; re Hynes, 49 L. J. (N. S.) Bankr. 62 ; Espyz/.
State, 47 Ala. 533; Martin v. State. 59 Ala. 36; Harris v, Amery, i
Harr. & Ruth. 357; Fennell v, Ridler, 5 B. & C. 409; Mechanics*
Bk. V, Meridian Agency Co., 24 Conn. 1 59 ; Sumner v, Marcy, 3
Woodb. & M. 105 ; Goddard v, Chaffee, 2 Allen, 395.
oard« In contrcict. Stoops v. Smith, 100 Mass. 63.
oorporation. In statute, Adams v, Boston, etc., R. Co., i
Holmes, 30; Winter v, Iowa, etc., R. Co., 2 Dill. 487; re Hercules
Ins. Co., 5 Am. L. T. Rep. 400; re Independent Ins. Co., i Holmes,
103.
hours. John v. Bank, 57 Ala. 96 ; Derosia v, Winona, etc., R.
Co., 18 Minn. 133.
— of a court. In statute. King v. Piatt, 37 N. Y. 155.
— of a ooiirt of erimiiial or oivil judioature. In statute. Palmer
V. Powell, 6 M. & W. 627.
— of a slaughterer of cattle. In statute, Liverpool New Cattle
Market v. Hodson, 8 B. & S. 184.
— or employment. In statute, Moore v. State, 16 Ala. 41 1.
— or work. In statute. King v. Inhabitants, 7 B. & C. 600.
— purposes. In statute. Smith v, Thompson, 8 C. B. 59.
— that might be oflbzudve. In deed, Jones v, Thorne, i B. &
C. 715
carry on
In statute. Holmes z/. Holmes, 40 Conn. 117 ; Shiels
V, R. Co., 30 L. J. (Q. B.) 331 ; re Alabama R. Co., 9 Blatchf. 391.
carry on the of a wine merchant. In contract. Turner v.
Evans, 2 El. & Bl. 512.
doing any • In statute. Price v, St. Louis Ins. Co., 3 Mo. (App.)
269.
doing . In statute. Smith v. International Ins. Co., 35 How.
Pr. 126.
engage in trade or .
In statute, Netterville v. Barber, 52
Miss. 168.
in and about her . Dean v. Brown, 5 B. & C. 337.
labor or work. In statute, Pattee v, Greeley, 13 Mete. 284.
mercantile
ordinary —
— . In statute. Graham v, Hendricks, 22 La. Ann. 523.
In statute. Norton v. Powell, 4 M. AG. 4a.
outward mark or show of . In deed, Evans v. Davis, 10 Ch.
Div. 747.
place of . In statute, Rolfe v, Learmonth, 14 Q. B. 197: Minor
V. R. Co., I C. B. (N. S.) 327.
such other as may be provided by law. In statute. State v.
Tolle, 71 Mo. 646.
tanning . In agreement, Barger v, Caldwell, 2 Dana, 131.
B U SI NESS. 52 B Y-LA W.
BUSINESS — Continued.
to act in all my . In power of attorney, Ashley v. Bird, i Mo.
640 (14 Am. Dec. 313).
usual and ordinary oourse of . In statute. Tiffany t/. Lucas,
15 Wall. 410.
whose it is. In statute, Warren v. Shook, i Otto, 704.
BUT. Abbott V. Middleton, 7 H. L. Cas. 75.
/// statute. Union Paper Bag Co. v, Newell, 1 1 Blatchf. 382.
BUTCHER. Emraerton v. Matthews, 7 Hurl. & N. 590,
In statute, Henback v. State, 53 Ala. 523 ; Mayor v, Davis, 6 W. & S.
269.
trade or business of a . In statute. Doe v. Spry, i B. & Aid.
620.
BUYEBS. - — option* Pickering v. Demerritt, 100 Mass. 416.
In contract, Coonley z/. Anderson, i Hill, 519; Rankin v. Woodworth,
3 Pa. 48.
In deed. Wells v, Ins. Co., 48 N. H. 493 ; Bailey v. White, 41 N. H.
337 ; The Magnolia v, Marshall, 39 Miss. 100 ; Wilson v, Inloes, 6
Gill, 121 ; Thomas v. Hatch, 3 Sumn. 170.
In indictment. Com. v. Griffin, 105 Mass. 175.
In order of court, Oxley v. Bridges, i Doug. (>T,
In statute, Boyce v, Wilkins, 5 S. & R. 330 ; Cavence v. Butler, 6
Binney, 53.
a stream. In deed, Thomas v. Hatch, 3 Sumn. 170.
and at the expense of the purchaser. In contract. Gabriel v.
Smith, 17 Q. B. 847.
authority. Merrifield v, Robbins, 8 Gray, 150.
final judgment. In agreement, Hanbert v, Haworth, 78 Pa. St.
78.
— force. In insurance policy, Fischer v, Hope, etc., Ins. Co., 40 N.
Y. (S. C.) 291.
— force of the statutes* In information, Attorney-General v.
Le Revert, 6 M. & W. 409.
«
— from or under. In lease, Stanley v. Hays, 3 Q. B. 105.
— uieans of. Com. v. Walker, 108 Mass. 313.
— N'ovember next. In contract, Rankin v, Woodworth, 3 Pen.
& W. 48.
— the first day of N'ovember. In contract. Coonley v, Ander-
son, I Hill, 519.
— the year. Pleasants v, Claghorn, 2 Miles, 302.
— virtue of hiseuiployment. In statute. Rex v. Beeson, i Russ.
& Ry. 320.
— virtue of his office. In statute, Staight v. Gee, 2 Stark. 445.
— way of deposit. In lease. Palmer v. Temple, 9 Ad. & Ell. 508.
— whose means. Fitchburgh v, Cheshire R. Co.« no Mass. 210.
known . In indictment. Com. v. Griffin, 105 Mass. 175.
BY-LAW. In statute. Com. v. Turner, i Cush. 494; Drake z/. Hudson River R.
Co., 7 Barb. 508; Compton v. Van Valkenburg, 34 N. J. (L.) 134;
Hopkins v. Mayor, 4 M. & W. 621 ; Gosling v, Veley, 19 L. J. N. S.
(Q. B.) 135.
B YSTANDERS. 53 CAPITAL.
BYSTAJMl^JSi&S. In statute. Simon v, Gratz, 2 Penr. & W. 412 (23 Am. Dec. i).
CABIK. Harvie v. Turner, 46 Mo. 444.
In contract, Leckie v. Sears, 109 Mass. 424.
CABINEP. of ouriosities. In will. Cavendish v. Cavendish, i Cox Ch. ^^ \
I Brown Ch. 467.
CABINET- WABE. In policy of insurance, Appleby v. Astor Fire Ins. Co., 54 N. Y.
2S3.
CABI«E. of any size. In specification, Hastings v. Brown, i El. & Bl. 451.
CAIjCXJIaATED. In instruction, Gerrish v, N orris, 9 Cush. 170.
CAIiL. Ambergate, etc., R. Co. v, Mitchell, 4 Ex. 540; Shaw v, Rowley, 16 M.
& W. 810; Newry, etc., R. Co. v. Edmunds, 5 Eng. Rail. Cas. 275;
ex parte Tooke, 6 id. i ; Pixley t. Boy n ton, 79 111. 351.
CALLED. to testify thereto by the opposite party. In statute. Thomas
V, Thomas, 42 Ala. 120.
upon to pay. In statute. Cook v, Luckett, 2 C. B. 174.
CALLTN'G. ordinary . In statute. King v. Inhabitants, 7 B. & C. 600.
CAME. by descent, gift or devise. In stcUute, Gardner v, Collins, 2
Pet. 58.
CAMPHENE. In fire insurance policy, Westfall v, H. R. R. R., 12 N. Y. 290; Harper
V, Alb. Ins. Co., 17 N. Y. 194.
spirit gas, burning fluid or chemioal oils. In insurance policy,
Wheeler v, American Cent. Ins. Co., 6 Mo. (App.) 235.
CAMP-MEETING. oongregation or other assembly of people met for reli-
gious worship. In statute. State v, Schieneman, 64 Mo. 386.
CAW. Beal v. Finch, 11 N. Y. 128.
CANADA. money. In contract, Thompson v, Sloan, 23 Wend. 71.
CANAL. Rex v, Kent, 13 East. 220; Rex v, Chelsea Water-Works, 5 B. & Aid.
156; Riddle v. Proprietors, 7 Mass. 169; Com. v. Fisher, i Penn.
462 ; Rogers v. Bradshaw, 20 Johns. 735.
In deed. Bishop v, Seeley, 18 Conn. 390.
boat. In statute. The Vermont, 6 Ben. 115 ; The Mamie, 5 Tex.
820; Buckley v. Brown, 3 Wall. Jr. 204.
revenues. In Constitution, People v, N. Y. Cent. R. R. 24 N,
Y. 485; 34 Barb. 123.
CAlfCEL. Winton v. Spring, 18 Cal. 451 ; Ballard v, Burnside, 49 Barb. 102.
In agreement. Auburn City Bk. v. Leonard, 40 Barb. 119.
CAlfCELATION'. Spear v, Alexander, 42 Ala. 572.
CANCSLENQ*. In statute. Doe v. Perks, 3 B. & Aid. 492.
or obliterating. In statute. Baptist Church v, Robbarts, 2
Pa. St. no.
CAKDLES. In statute, Att'y Gen. v, Barrell, i Younge & J. 498.
CAKNOT. be asoertained. In statute, Reg. v. Inhabitants, 8 Q. B. 559.
CANON. Hart v, Burnett, 15 Cal. 556.
CANT. Hayes v, Cuny, 9 Mart. (La.) 87.
CANVAS. floorcloth . In statute, Arthur v, Cumniings, i Otto, 363.
CAPACITY. producing . In statute. Collector v, Beggs, 17 Wall. 182.
CAPITAL. In statute. Sun Mut. Ins. Co. v. Mayor, 8 N. Y. 240; People v. Com-
mrs., 23 N. Y. 192 ; International Ass. Co. v, Commrs., 28 Barb. 318;
New Haven v. City Bank, 31 Conn. 106; State Bank v. Bracken-
CAPITAL.
54
CARPENTERS.
QAJEfTSAI^ — Continued.
ridge, 7 Blatchf. 395 ; Bailey z/. Clark, 21 Wall. 284; Mechanics' Bank
V, Townshend, 5 Blatchf. 315; People v. Supervisors, 18 Wend. 605.
In will, Vernon v, Vernon, 53 Cal. 351 ; Enohin v. Wylie, 10 H. L.
Cas. I.
stook. In corporation charter. New Haven v. City Bank, 31
Conn. 109 ; State v, Norwich, etc., R. Co., 30 Conn. 296 ; State %>.
Morristown Fire Assn. 23 N. J. (L.) 195 ; Hightower v. Thornton,
8 Ga. 486 ; Barry v. Merchants' Exchange Co., i Sandf. 250 ; Read
V, Eatonton Manfg. Co., 40 Ga. 98.
In statute. State Bank v. City of Milwaukee, 18 Wis. 281 ; Philadel-
phia z'. Gray's Ferry, etc., R. Co., 52 Pa. St. 177; Pacific Hotel Co.
V, Lieb, 83 111. 602 ; St. Louis, etc., R. Co. v, Loftin, 30 Ark. 693 ;
Pratt V, Munson, 17 Hun, 475 ; Railroad Co.. v, Vance, 6 Otto, 455;
Railroad Co. v, Gaines, 7 Otto, 707.
United States v. Padelford, 9 Wall. 531 ; Mauwin v, Ins. Co., 6 Wall.
i; United States v. Athens Armory, 35 Ga. 344; The Grotius, 9
Cranch, 368; Moxon v. The Fanny, 2 Pet. Adm. 309; Decatur z/.
United States, Dev. 33 ; Lee v, Boardman, 3 Mass. 238.
In insurance poiicy. Dole v. New England Ins. Co., 6 Allen, 373 ; Dole
V, Merchants' Ins. Co., 51 Me. 465 ; Richardson v. Maine Ins. Co., 6
Mass. 102 ; Archibald v. Mercantile Ins. Co., 3 Pick. 70.
andaeisure. In insurance policy. Powell v, Hyde, 5 El. & BI.
607.
In insurance policy, Pipon v. Cope, i Camp. 434.
pointB. In contract. Finnie v. Clay, 2 Bibb, 351.
In statute • State v, Buffington, 20 Kas. 599.
and Tnanagement. In order. Boodle v. Dames, 3 Ad. & Ell. 207.
direction and management. In plea. Taylor v. Clay, 9 Q. B. 7 1 3.
A* of B. Ely V. American, etc., Ex. Co., 29 Wis. 611.
ordinary . State v. Railroad, 52 N. H. 528.
utmost and diligence. Baltimore, etc., R. Co. v, Worthington,
CAPTUBES.
CAHBINAL.
GABE.
CABEFUL.
CABGO.
21 Md. 275.
want of <
especially —
Warner v. Dunnavan, 23 111. 380.
. Chicago, etc., R. Co. v, Clark, 2 Bradw. 116.
Seamans v, Loring, i Mason, 127; Flanigan v, Demarest, 3 Robt. 173;
Twing V, Great Western Ins. Co., 103 Mass. 406.
In contract, Kreuger v, Blanck, L. R., 5 Ex. 179.
In insurance policy, Allegre v, Maryland Ins. Co., i Gill. & J. 136 (20
Am. Dec.'424) ; Walcott v. Eagle Ins. Co., 4 Pick. 429; Paddock v,
Franklin Ins. Co., 11 Pick. 227; Macyz/. Wheeling Ins. Co., 9 Mete.
354; Wilkinson v, Hyde, 3 C. B. (N. S.) 44; Paddock v. Franklin
Ins. Co., 1 1 Pick. 227 ; Thwing v. Great Western. Ins. Co., 103 Mass.
406 ; Humphries v. Ins. Co., 3 Mason, 440 ; Bayard v. Ins. Co., 4
id. 265.
In statute. Borroman v, Drayton, 2 Ex. Div. 15.
knowledge. Noble v. State, 22 Ohio St. 541.
know. In indictment. Com. v. Squires, 97 Mass. 59.
CABFENTEB8. in their own shops or in buildings erecting or repairing.
In insurance policy, Delonguemare v. Tradesman's Ins. Co., 2 Hall,
589.
CABNAL.
CABNAIiLY.
CARRIAGE.
55
CARR Y.
CABBIAQE.
GABBIAGES.
CABBIED.
CABBIES.
In statute, Lovering v. Stone, 2 B. & C. Si8 .* Jackson v, Curwen, 5 B.
^ G|36 ; Isaacs v. Third Ave. R. R., 47 N. Y. 123 ; Conway v. Jeffer-
son, 46 N. H. 521 ; Taylor v. Goodwin, 4 Q. B. Div. 228; Speck v.
Powell, L. R., 9 Ex. 25.
In ordinance, Snyder v. North Lawrence, 8 Kas. 82.
oontaining volunteer inftntry. In statute. Stephenson v. Tay-
lor, I B. & S. 107.
wagon, oart or other . In statute. Danby v. Hunter, 5 Q. R
Div. 20.
wheeled . In statute, Radnoshire Bd. v. Evans, 3 B. & S. 402.
In statute. Hegan v. Eighth Ave. R. R., 1 5 N. Y. 380.
into any port. In statute. The Pieve Superiore. L. R.. 4 Adm.
& Ecc. 170.
In statute. Ex parte Middleton, 3 B. & C. 164.
of the mail. In statute. Wynen v. Schappert, 6 Daly, 558.
oommon . Cog^s v. Bernard, 2 Ld. Raym. 909; Gisbourn v.
Hurst, I Salk. 249; Dwight v. Brewster, i Pick. 50; Hale v. New
Jersey Steam Nav. Co., 15 Conn. 539; Craig v. Childress, Peck, 270
(14 Am. Dec. 751); Buckland v. Adams' Ex. Co., 97 Mass. 124; The
Niagara v. Cordes, 21 How. 7 ; Peik v. Chicago, etc, R. Co., 94 U.
S. 164; Chicago, etc., R. Co. v. Ackley, 94 U. S. 179; Winona, etc.,
R Co. V. Blake, 94 U. S. 180; Christenson v. Am. Ex. Co., 15 Minn.
270; Lowell Wire Fence Co. v. Sargent, 8 Allen, 189; Sherman r/.
Wells, 28 Barb. 403 ; Baldwin v. Am. Ex. Co., 23 111. 497 ; Read v.
Spaulding, 5 Bosw. 395 ; Haslam v. Adams' Ex. Co., 6 Bosw. 235 ;
Sweet V. Barney, 23 N. Y. 335 ; Verner v. Sweitzer. 32 Pa. St. 208 .
Southern Ex. Co. v. Newby, 36 Ga. 635 ; Hollister v. Nowlen, 19
Wend. 234; Cole v. Goodwin, 19 Wend. 251 ; Clark v. Faxton, 26
Wend. 153; Powell v. Myers, 26 Wend. 591 ; Camden, etc., Transp.
Co. V, Belknap, 21 Wend. 354; Jones v. Voorhees, 10 Ohio, 145;
Richards v. Westcott, 2 Bosw. 589; Parmelee 7a McNulty, 19 111.
556; Parmelee v. Lowitz, 74 111. 116; Dibble v. Brown, 12 Ga. 217;
South-western R. Co. v. Webb, 48 Ala. 585 ; Levi v. Lynn, etc.. Horse
R. Co., II Allen, 300; Gordon v. Hutchinson, 1 W. & S. 285 ; Smith
V. Pierce, i La. 349 ; Adams v. New Orleans Towboat Co., 1 1 La. 46 ;
Walston V. Myers, 5 Jones, 174; White v. The Mary Ann, 6 Cal.
462; Ashmore v. Penn. Steam Tow Co., 28 N. J. (L.) 180; Caton
. V. Rumney, 13 Wend. 387; Alexander v. Greene, 3 Hill, 9; Wells
V. Steam Nav. Co., 2 N. Y. 204; Leonard v. Hendrickson, 18 Pa. St
40; Varble v. Bigley, 14 Bush, 698; Pullman Palace Car Co. v.
Smith, 73 111. 360 ; Blum v. Southern Pullman Pal. Car Co., 3 Cent
L. J. 591 ; McAndrew v. Electric Tel. Co., 17 C. B. 3; Parks v. Alta
Cal. Tel. Co., 13 Cal. 242; Western Un. Tel. Co. v. Carew, 15 Mich.
525 ; Shelden v. Robinson, 7 N. H. 157 (26 Am. Dec. 762).
conoealed about his i>eT8on. In statute, Owen v. State, 31 Ala.
387; Washington v. State, 36 Ga. 242; Hicks v. Com., 7 Gratt. 597.
In statute. Owen v. State, 31 Ala. 387.
on businesB. In statute. Corbett v. General Steam Nav. Co., 4
Hurl. & N. 483; Le Tallier v. R. Co., 3 C. P. Div. 19; Brown v. R.
Co., 4 B. & S. 326.
In contract. Brampton v. Beddoes, 13 C. B. (N. S.) 538.
on or exeroiae the praotiLoe or profession of a surgeon. In
deed. Rawlinson v. Clarke, 14 M. & W. 189.
f
CARR y.
56
CASH.
CABBYING.
CABBY — Continued.
to BeUL In statute. King v. McKnigbt,#o B. & C. 736.
take and away. In indictment. Com. z/. Adams, 7 Gray, 443.
Pickering v, Demeritt, 100 Mass. 416.
on buflineas. In statute. Weil v. State, 52 Ala. 19; U. S. v.
Jackson, i Hughes, 331.
In statute. Webb, v, Brandon, 4 Heisk. 285 ; Favers v. Glass, 23
Ala. 621.
or tmdk-wagon. In statute. Smith v. Chase, 71 Me. 164.
taxed . In statute, Williams v, Lear, L. R., 7 Q. B. 285.
CABT.
CAS.
CASE.
CASES.
CASH.
In contract. Fanners, etc., Bk. v. Day, 13 Vt, 36.
Blyew V. U. S., 13 Wall. 595; Kundolf v, Thalheimer, 12 N. Y. 592;
Benson v. Cromwell, 26 Barb. 218.
In constitution, Cohens v. Virginia, 6 Wheat. 264.
In order of court. Wingate v, Haywood, 40 N. H. 445.
arising tinder the constitution and laws of the United Stated.
In statute, American Ins. Co. v. Canter, i Pet. 511.
at law. In constitution. Re Houghton, 42 Cal. 37.
in whioh the law of the United States authorises an oath to
be administered. In statute, U. S. v, Volz, 14 Blatchf. 15.
actions upon the . In statute, Carroll v. Green, 2 Otto, 510.
and in . In contract. Rust v. Nottidge, i El. & Bl. 99.
&cts of his
In affidavit. Fitzhugh v, Truax, i Hill, 644; Ellis
V. Jones, 6 How. Pr. 296.
lltots of this . In affidavit, Jordan v. Garrison, 6 How. Pr. 6.
in of death. Re Potter, L. R., 8 Eq. Cas. 52.
missionary . In will. Missionary Soc. v. Chapman, 128 Mass.
265.
Re Booth, II Wis. 516.
affecting embassadors, other public ministers and consuls.
In constitution. U. S,v. Ortega, 1 1 Wheat. 467.
at law. In constitution. Gaston v, Babcock, 6 Wis. 504.
in court. In statute. Wright v. Gilbert, 51 Md. 147.
heretofore solely cognizable in a court of chancery . In statute.
Gebhart v. Sattler, 40 Iowa, 1 52.
— in law and equity arising tinder the '^ * * laws of the
U. S. In constitution, U. S. v. Davidson, i Biss. 433; Osbornv. U. S.,
9 Wheat. 738 ; Home Ins. Co. v. North-western Packet, 32 Iowa, 223 ;
Baker v. Biddle, Baldw. 394; Bains v. The James and Catharine,
Baldw. 544,
of a quasi criminal nature. In statute. Wiggins v, Chicago,
68 111. 372.
capital . In constitution. Cook v. State, 7 Blackf. 165,
civil and criminal . In statute, Shultz v. Moore, Wright, 280.
Barnard v. Whiting, 7 Mass. 359.
In contract. Bliss v, Arnold, 8 Vt. 255 ; People v. Contracting Bd., 27
N. Y. 378 ; Blair v, Wilson, 28 Gratt. 165.
In notice of sale, Meng v. House r, 13 Rich. Eq. 210.
In statute, Kitchell v, Jackson, 44 Ala. 302.
CASH.
57
CA USE^
CASH — Continued.
payment. Broughton v, SiHoway, 114 Mass. 71 ; Foley t/. Mason,
6 Md. 37 ; Stewart z/. Scudder» 24 N. J. (L.) 96.
sale. St. Louis Type Foundry v. Union Printing Co., 3 Mo. (App.)
149.
actual payment. In statute, Haggerty v, Foster, 103 Mas9. 19 ;
Pierce v, Bryant, 5 Allen, 91.
for . In deed. Mead v, McLaughlin, 42 Mo. 198.
in . In contract, Gunter v, Sanchez, i Cal. 45.
Burnham v, Webster, 19 Me. 232.
dutiee of . In bond. Minor v, Mech. Bk. of Aleximdria, i Pet. 46.
away. In statute, U. S. v, Johns, i Wash. 363 ; 4 Dall. 412 ; U.
S. V, Vanraust, 3 Wash. 146.
vote. In statute. People v. Rector, 48 Barb. 603.
CAST.
CASTEETG.
CASUAIjTIES. In statute, Northardz^. Pepper, 17 C. B. (N. S.) 50.
or oonsequenoeB of war or rebellion. In life insurance
policy. Welts v. Conn. Mut. Life Ins. Co., 48 N. Y. 36.
CATAIiOOUE. In statute, Strutt v, Robinson, 3 B. & Ad. 395.
CATCHIKGS. In insurance policy. Rogers v. Mechanics' Ins. Co., i Story, C. C. 603.
CATTLE. Decatur Bk. v. St. Louis Bk., 21 Wall. 294.
In guaranty. Decatur Bk. v. St. Louis Bk., 21 Wall. 294.
In statute. Child v, Hearn, L. R., 9 Ex. 176; Wright v. Pearson, L.
R., 4 Q. B- 582 ; 4 B. & S. 726 ; Reg. v. Whitney, i Moody, 3 ; Rex
V, Clarke, i Lewin, 229; Rex v. Paty, 2 W. Bl. 721 ; Rex v. Chappie,
Russ. & Ry. 77 ; State v, Crenshaw, 22 Mo. 457 ; State v, Hamble-
ton, 22 Mo. 453 ; State v, Clifton, 24 Mo. 376 ; Darling v. Rogers, 7
Kas. 592 (note) ; Ohio R. Co. v, Brewster, 47 111. 462 ; U. S. v. Mat-
tock, 2 Sawyer, 148; State v, Moreland, 27 Tex. 726.
one pair of working . In statute. Bowzey v, Newbigin, 48 Me.
410.
CAUaA.
CATTSE.
Thomas v, Thomas, 2 Q. B. 851.
Bleyew v, U. S., 13 Wall. 595; Mouton v. Noble, i La. Ann. 192.
In statute. Mason v, Worrall Highway, 4 Q. B. Div. 459; Queen v,
Searle, 5 El. & Bl. i.
and procure to be administered. In statute, Le Beard v.
People, 34 N. Y. 223.
— of action. Bank of Commerce v. Rutland, etc., R. Co., 10 How.
Pr. I ; Graham v. Scripture, 26 How. Pr. 501.
In statute. Cherry v, Thompson, L. R., 7 Q. B. 573 ; Bennett v. Ew-
ing, 4 Robt. 671 ; Cooke v. Gill, L. R., 8 C. P. 107 ; Durham v,
Spence, L. R., 6 Ex.46; Scarborough v. Smith, 18 Kas. 399; Bonsey
V. Wordsworth, 18 C. B. 325.
of action surviving. In statute, Livermore v, Bainbridge, 49 N.
Y. 125.
of complaint. In statute. King v. Justices, 2 B. & Ad. 149 ; Rex
V, Justices, 7 Q. B. 195.
— of bis imprisonment. In statute. Spear v, Wardell, i N. Y.
144.
— shall be considered as abandoned. In statute, Koon v, Nichols
8s 111. 155.
S
CA USE,
58
CERTIFICATE.
OAUaB — Continued
to be imported. In statute. Budenberg v, Roberts, L. R., 1 C.
P. 575.
due flhown. In stmtute. Re Mining Co., 12 Ch. Div. 325.
Ibr . In statute. People v. Mayor, 19 Hun, 441.
good . In contract. Cummer v, Betts, 40 Mich. 322 (29 Am. Rep.
S30).
same . In statute. Queen v, Morris, L. R., i C. C. R. 95.
the-
the-
-. In reference. Samson v. Young, 50 N. H. 62.
- of aotioxL In statute. Borthwick v. Walton, 15 C. R 502.
CAUSED.
OAUBES.
CAVEAT.
In statute. Palmer v. City of Concord, 48 N. H. 21 1.
and procured. In plea. Farley v. Danks, 4 £1. & Bl. 498.
In statute. Re Dean of York, 2 Q. B. i.
-to be taken. In statute. Reg. v. Wilson, 7 Cox, C. C. 190.
all oiyil and criminal. lu statute. U. S. v. Rhodes, i Abb. (U.
.S.) 33.
several of action. In statute. State v. Davis, 35 Mo. 406 ; Otis
V. Mechanics' Bank, 35 Mo. 128.
In statute. Stewart v. Austin, 9 Phi la. 141.
emptor. Hargoust/. Stone, 5 N. Y. 73 ; Wright v. Hart, 18 Wend.
449-
CEASINQ.
CEDO.
CEDUIiE.
venditor. Wright v. Hart, 18 Wend. 449.
viator. Cornwall v. Commrs., 10 Ex. 771.
to be thereon. In statute. Jordan v. Haskell, 63 Me. 189.
to reside. In constitution. State v. Dilloway, 2 Vroom, 42.
In will. Den v. Pearson, 16 N. J, (L.) 181.
In deed. Mulford v. Le Franc, 26 Cal. 88.
Campbell v. Nicholson, 3 La. Ann. 458.
CELEBRATING.
divine service. In statute. Coff v. Barber, L. R., 7 C. P.
393-
CEBTAIN.
In statute. Hamilton v. St. (Jeorge, L. R., 9 Q. B. 42.
In statute, Jenkins v. Andover, 103 Mass. 104 ; Queen v. Justices, 5
El. & Bl. 703.
cattle« In indictment. Rex. v. Chalkey, i Russ. & Ry. 259.
a time. In contract. Duncombe v. Brighton Co., L. R., 10 Q. R
372.
any term or number of years . In statute. Pemberton v. Roe,
7 B. & C. 2.
twelve months . In contract. Langton v. Carleton, L. R., 9
Ex. 57.
CERTAINTY, moral . Com. «/. Costley, 118 Mass. i.
CEBTIFICATE. Miller v. Larmon, 38 How. Pr. 417.
In statute. VLoMtj v. McVey, 51 Mo. 406 ; Dalton v. Fenn,4o Mo. 109;
U. S. V, Ambrose, 2 Fed. Rep. 556.
of deposit. Hotchkiss v. Mosher, 48 N. Y. 478 ; National Bk. v.
Washington Bk., 5 Hun, 605 ; Bank of Orleans v. Merrill, 2 Hill.
295; Leavitt v. Palmer, 3 N. Y. 19; Talladega Ins. Co. v. Wood-
ward, 44 Ala. 287 ; Charnley v. Dulels, 8 W. & S. 353 ; Lebanon Bk.
V. Mangan, 28 Pa. St. 452; Bank of Peru v. Farnsworth, 18 111. 565 ,
Kilgore v. Bulkley, 14 Conn. 363; Carey v. McDougall, 17 Ga. 84;
CERTIFICATE.
59
CHARACTER,
CJiiKTiJi'lCATE — Continued.
Laughlin v, Marshall, 19 III. 390; Gate v. Patterson, 2$ Mich. 191 ;
VVelton V. Adams, 4 Cal. 37 ; Patterson v. Poindexter, 6 W. & S. 227.
In statute, Sulton v. Savings Inst., 17 Wall. 109.
CERTIFICATES. In will. Edmonson z/. Bloomshire, 1 1 Wall. 382.
CERTIFIED.
CERTIFY.
CTTATRMATT.
CHAMBERS.
CHAHCE.
CHANGE.
CHAPTER.
Security Bk. v. National Bk., 67 N. Y. 458.
shall have . In contract, Roberts v, Mathews, 14 C. B. (N. S.) 592.
foreman shall . In statute, McDonald v. State, 8 Mo. 283.
of such respective meetings. In statute. West London R. Co.
V, Bernard, 3 Q. B. 873.
Pittsburg, etc., R. Co. v, Hurd, 17 Ohio St. 144.
at his . Com. v, McLaughlin, 122 Mass. 449.
Re Masters, i Dowl. P. C. 18; Findon v. Parker, 11 M. &. W. 675 ;
Flight V, Leman, 4 Q. B. 883 ; Sedgwick v, Stanton, 14 N. Y. 289 ;
Thallheimer V. Brinckerhoff, 3 Cow. 623 (15 Am. Dec. 318); Arden
V, Patton, 5 Johns. Ch. 44; Meeksv. Denberry, 57 Ga. 273; Barnes
7/. Strong, I Jones (Eq.), 100; HoUoway v, Lowe, 7 Port. 488;
Wheeler v. Pounds, 24 Ala. 472 ; Quigley v. Thompson, 53 Ind. 317 ;
Lathrop v, Amherst Bk., 9 Mete. 489; Ogden v, Des Arts, 4 Duer,
275; Hovey v, Hobson, 51 Me. 62; Stanley v, Jones, 7 Bing. 369;
Poe V, Davis, 29 Ala. 676; Thurston v, Percival, i Pick. 416;
Brown v, Beauchamp, 5 T. B. Mon. 416 (17 Am. Dec. 81); Key z/.
Vattier, i Ohio, 132 ; Rust v. Larue, 4 Litt. 417 ; Richardson v, Row-
land, 40 Conn. 565 ; Duke v. Harper, 2 Mo. (App.) i.
Goodman v, Cody, i Wash. 329 ; Turner v, Tuolumne Water Co., 25
Cal. 397.
verdict. In statute, Boyce v. Stage Co., 25 Cal. 460.
White V, Brownell, 4 Abb. Pr. (N. S.) 162.
bill or ticket. In statute. State v, Fisk, 3 Sneed, 695.
of grade. Warren v, Henley, 31 Iowa, 31.
of possession. In insurance policy, Sherman v, Niagara, etc.,
Ins. Co., 46 N. Y. 526 (7 Am. Rep. 380).
of title. In insurance policy, Hartford Ins. Co. v, Walsh, 54 111.
164; Ayres v, Hartford, etc., Ins. Co., 17 Iowa, 176; 21 Iowa, 193;
Keelerz/. Niagara, etc., Ins. Co., 16 Wis. 523; Tillou v, Kingston,
etc., Ins. Co., 5 N. Y. 405; Dreher v, Mtn?i Ins. Co., 18 Mo. 128;
Orrell v, Hampden, etc., Ins. Co., 13 Gray, 431 ; Hartford, etc. Ins.
Co. V, Ross, 23 Ind. 179.
in title or possession. In insurance policy. Card v, Phceniz
Ins. Co., 4 Mo. (App.) 426.
in use. In insurance policy, Cannell v. Phoenix Ins. Co., 59
Me. 582.
its original purpose. In constitution, Harrison v, Goudy, 57
Ala. 50.
the form or grotind of action. In statute, Spencer v, Howe,
26 Conn. 201.
such . In statute. Mutual Ins. Co. v. Watts, i Wheat, 280.
In statute, Hufi v. Alsup, 64 Mo. 51.
K node z/. Williamson, 17 Wall. 586; King z/. Hardy, 24 How. St. Tr.
1079; Queen v, Rowton, 34 L. J. 57 ; Leverick v, Frank, 6 Oreg. 212.
person of good . In statute. Leader i/. Yell, 16 C. B. (N. S.) 590.
'
CHARACTER. 6o CHARITABLE.
— Continued.
women of proTioiuly ohaste . In statute. State v. Prizes 49
Iowa, 531 (31 Am. Rep. 155); Andre v. State, 5 Iowa, 389; Boak v.
State, 5 Iowa, 430; State v, Carron, 18 Iowa, 372 ; Carpenter v. Peo-
ple, 8 Barb. 603 ; Crozier v. People, i Park. C. C. 453 ; Saflford v.
People. I Park. C. C. 474 ; People v. Kenyon, 5 Park. C. C. 254 ;
Kenyon v. People, 26 N. Y. 203 ; State v. Shean, 32 Iowa, 88.
In statute, Schriefer v. Wood, 5 Blatchf. 215.
CHABGE Merchants' Ex. Bk. v. Com. W. Co., 49 N. Y. 635 ; Dillon v. Barnard
21 Wall. 430.
In statute. Grant t/. Connecticut Ins. Co., 29 Wis. 126; Millard v.
Lyons, 25 Wis. 516; Emmanuel v. Bridges, L. R., 9 Q. B. 286; Doe
V, Leland, 4 B. & Ad. 144. ; Lee v, Hutchinson, 8 C. B. 22.
and aooii8e« In indictment. Com. v. O'Brien, 12 Cush. 90.
at law. In statute, Fearne v. Wilson, 6 B. & C. 86.
or oonduot. In statute. Beilby v, Scott, 7 M. & W. 100.
in of. In statute. Local Bd. v, Bisshoff, 2 C. P. Div. 187.
person in . In statute. Ex parte Ferguson, L. R., 6 Q. B. 280.
OHARGEABIiE. In statute, Walbridge v, Walbridge, 43 Vt. 617 ; re Morton, 5 Q. B,
591 ; Town of Beacon Falls t/. Seymour, 44 Conn. 214; ^ueen v. In-
habitants, 3 Q. B. 790; 3 B. & S. 152.
thereby. In statute. Whippy v. Hillary, 3 B. & Ad. 400.
actually . In statute, Bardwell v, Purrington, 107 Mass. 419.
GHABGED. In indictment. Brazier v, SUte, 44 Ala. 387.
In statute. Queen v. Inhabitants, 15 Q. B. 4cx>.
with a capital crime. In statute. State v, Duncan, 9 Port. 260.
with crime. In statute. Day v. Inhabitants of Otis, 8 Allen,
471.
with crime and confined in jaiL In statute, Mary t^. State, s
Mo. 71.
with murder. In statute. Rex v, Maynard, i Russ. & Ry. 240.
other annuity on such landa. In statute, Walford v, Marchant
2B. &Ad. 315.
In statute, Copeland v, Bartlett, 6 C. B. 26.
of imprisonment. In statute. Inhabitants of Townsend v,
Walcutt, 3 Mete. 154.
or disbnrsementB at law. In statute, Wardle v, Nicholson, 4
B. & Ad. 474.
coBtB or . In contract. Green v, Jones, 78 N. C. 265.
professional . In statute, Reg. v. Priest, 16 Q. B. 44.
CHABTFABLE. Adye v. Smith, 44 Conn. 70.
In statute. Town of Hamden v. Rice, 24 Conn. 351.
allowance. In statute. Queen v. Mayor, 2 Q. B. 695.
corporation. American Asylum v, Phcenix Bank, 4 Conn. 172
(10 Am. Dec. 112).
institutions. In statute. Convention v. Portland, 65 Me. 92.
or benevolent institutions. In statute. Appeal Tax Court v.
St. Peter's Academy, 50 Md. 321.
— uses. In statute. Doe v. Hawthorn, 2 B. & Aid. 104; Drury v.
CHARITABLE.
6z
CHILD.
CELABSnSB.
CHABTTABIiE ~ Continued.
Inhabitants, lo Allen, 169; Jackson v, Phillips, 14 Allen, 539;
Saltonstall v. Sanders, 11 Allen, 446; Owens v. Missionary Soc, 14
N. Y. 380.
In will. Dolan v, MacDermott, L. R., 5 Eq. Cas. 60.
Taylor v. Keep, 2 Bradw. 368; Jones v. Williams, 2 Ambler, 651;
Gerke v, Purcell, 25 Ohio St. 229 ; Morice v. Bishop of Durham, 9
Ves. 399; Ould V. Washington Hospital, 5 Otto, 317.
neoessity or . In statute. Doyle v. L. & B. R. R., 1 18 Mass. 195.
purely \ publio . In constitution. Orphan Asylum v. School
CHATTELS.
CHEAT.
:i:^M
[CAL.
W.
:i:>i:f»i:«:4
»j : 1 1 M :
CHIIiD.
.Y.
Dist., 90 Pa. St. 21.
to a ship. Saville v. Champion, 2 B. & Aid. 507.
Ashley v. Cornwall, 2 Munf. 268 ; Lidgett v. Williams, 4 Hare,
462 ; Spring v. Gray, 6 Peters, 151.
In statute. Ashley v, Cornwall, 2 Munf. 268 ; Rein v. Lane, 8 B. & S.
83.
Barr v, Bonford, 6 Blackf. 535 ; McLean v. Rockey, 3 McLean, 235 ;
Pippin V. Ellison, 12 Ired. (L.) 61 ; Bernett v. Pittsburg, etc., Co.,
47 Barb. 104; Putnam v. Westcott, 19 Johns. 73.
In stutute. Smith v. Wilcox, 24 N. Y. 353 ; Hall v. SUte, 3 Ohio St.
575 ; Reg. V. Denny, i Jebb. 255.
People V. Babcock, 7 Johns. 201 ; People v. Johnson, 12 Johns. 292;
People V. Miller, 14 Johns. 371 ; Odiorne v. Bacon, 6 Cush. 185.
and defraud. In indictment. State v. Parker, 43 N. H. 83;
Com. V. Eastman, i Cush. 191 ; Com. v, Wallace, 16 Gray, 223.
hinder and delay. In statute. Burgert v. Borchert, 59 Mo. 80.
Smith V. Branch Bk., 7 Aki. 800 ; re Brown, 2 Story, 502 ; Lester v.
Given, 8 Bush, 357 ; National Bk. v. Henderson, 46 Ga. 487 ; State
V. Crawford, 13 La. Ann. 300 ; People v. Howell, 4 Johns. 296 ; Bul-
lard V. Randall, i Gray, 605 ; Bowen v. Newell, 5 Sandf. 326 ; Barnet
V. Smith, 30 N. H. 256; liarker v, Anderson, 21 Wend. 372.
In statute. Oulton v. Savings Inst., 17 Wall. 109; Thompson v. State,
49 Ala. 16.
paid by . In contract. Church v. Pontifex, 9 C. B. 248.
diflooveries. Tyler v, Boston, 7 Wall. 327.
oil. In insurance policy. Mack v. National Fire Ins. Co., 24 Hun,
575.
In statute. Apothecaries Co. v. Greenough, i Q. B. 798.
land. Ephraim v. Garlick, 10 Kas. 280.
in question. In statute. Thomas v. Davies. 8 Ad. & Ell. 601.
Bartley v. Richtmeyer, 4N. Y. 38; Irwin v. Dearman, 11 East, 23;
Edmonson v. Marshall, 2 Dum. & E. 4 ; Fernslee v. Moyer, 3 W. &
S. 416; Bracy v. Kibbe, 31 Barb. 273; Sharp v. Cropsey, 11 Barb.
224; Williams v. Hutchinson,. 5 Barb. 122; 3 N. Y. 312; Kent v.
Barker, 2 Gray, 536 ; Bigelow v. Morong, 103 Mass. 289.
In deed. Sewall v. Roberts, 1 1 5 Mass. 262.
In statute. Blackburn v. State, 22 Ohio St. 102 ; Hardcastle v. Jones,
3 B. & S. 160; Dickinson's Appeal, 42 Conn. 491; McGregor v.
State, 2 Tex. L. J. 168 ; Dickinson v. R. Co.. 2 H. & C. 736.
In will. Doe v. Davies, 4 B. & Ad. 43; Ingraham v. Meade, 3 Wall.
Jr. 32; Feit v. Vanatta, 21 N. J. (Eq.) 84 ; Willis v. Jenkins, 30 Ga.
CITIZEN. 64 CIVIL.
CITIZEN ~ Continued.
486; Davis V. Hall, i Nott & M. 292; Lasportas v. De La Motta
10 Rich. (Eq.) 35 ; U. S. v. Darnaud, 3 Wall. Jr. 171.
In consiitulion. Re Henry, 40 N. Y. 560; Thomason v. State, 15 Ind.
449; Karrahoo v, Adams, i Dill. 344; Minor z/. Happersett, 21 Wall.
162 ; Smith v. Moody, 26 Ind. 299 : U. S» v. Canter. 2 Bond, 389 ; Tatem
V. Wright, 23 N. J. (L.) 429; People v, Imlay, 20 Barb. 68 ; Paul v,
Virginia, 8 Wall. 168 ; Dred Scott v, Sandford, 19 How. 393 ; Cov-
. ington Drawbridge Co. v. Shepherd, 20 How. 234; Ohio &Miss. R.
R. V. Wheeler, i 31. 286 ;^ioOp. Atty.-Geii. 382 ; McKay v, Campbell.
5 Am. L. T. Rep. 417 ; 7 Op. Atty.-Gen. 746 ; Western Union Tel. Co-
V, Dickinson, 49 Ind. 444 ; Ins. Co. v. New Orleans, i Wood^ 85 ; •
Catlett V. Keith, i Paine. 594 ; U. S. v. Rhodes ,1 Abb. (U. S.) 28 ; Ex
parte v. Turner, Chase Dec. 157; U. S. v, Cruikshank, 2 Otto, 542 ;
The Pizarro, 2 Wheat. 227. As to corporations : Bank v. Deveaux,
5 Cranch, 61 ; Hope Ins. Co. v, Boardman, 5 Cranch, 57 ; Sullivan
V. Fulton Steamboat Co., 6 Wheat. 450 ; Breithaupt v. Bank, i Pet.
238; Bank v, Earle, 13 Pet. 519; Commercial, etc.. Bank v. SIo-
comb, 14 Pet. 60; Irvine v, Lowry, 14 Pet 293; Kirkpatrick v.
White, 4 Wash. C. C. 595 ; Bank v, Willis, 3 Sumn. 472 ; Com. v.
Milton, 12 B. Mon. 212; Louisville, etc., R. Co. t/. Letson, 2 How.
497; Ru'ndle v. Delaware, etc., R. Co., 14 How. 80; Marshall v, Bal-
timore, etc., R. Co., 16 How. 314; Lafayette Ins. Ca v, French, 18
How. 404; Warren Man. Co. v. Etna Ins. Co., 2 Paine, 501 ; Paul v.
Virginia, 8 Wall. 168 ; Ins. Co. v. City of New Orleans, i Woods, 85.
In statute, McKenzie v. Murphy, 24 Ark. 155: State v. Trustees, 11
Ohio, 24; Cobbs v, Coleman, 14 Tex. 594; Case v, Clarke, 5 Mason«
70 ; Curd i/. Letcher, 3 J. J. Marsh. 445 ; Field v. Adreon, 7 Md. 209 ;
Risewick v, Davis, 19 Md. 82; McKenzie v. Murphy, 24 Ark. 155;
re Welhitz, 16 Wis. 445.
— of the State and of the United States. In constitution. Opin*
ion of the Judges, 32 Conn. 563. ^
of B. In agreement. Union Hotel Co. «/. Heisel, 79 N. Y. 454.
U. S. V. Darnaud, 3 Wall. Jr. 171.
•CITY. Mayor of London v. Long, i Camp. 20; Fitz v. City of Boston, 4
Cush. 366; Vi liars 7'. Kennedy, 5 La. Ann. 724; Burke v. Monroe
Co., ^^ in. 6io; Queen v. Inhabitants, 12 Q. B. 161.
In statute, Allen v. People, 84 111. 502 ; People v. Common Council,
84 111. 157.
engineer. In contract. Palmer v, Clark, 106 Mass. 388.
officer. People v, Wright. 70 III. 388.
of London. In contract, Mai Ian v. May, 13 M. & W. 511.
CIVIL. In statute, Applegate v. Com., 7 B. Mon. 12.
action. Ijt statute, Kyle v, Kyle, 55 Ind. 387 ; People v. Hamil-
ton, 39 N. Y. 107; U. S. V, 10,000 Cigars, i Woolw. 123; State t^.
Messmore, 14 Wis. 125 ; James v, Lynn, 13 Q. B. 846 ; Chase v. In-
galls, 97 Mass. 524; Bowers v, Bobb, 45 Cal. 495 ; ex parte Smith,
53 Cal. 204; re Scott, 15 Cal. 220; Smith v, Richmond, 19 Cal. 481 ;
Humiston v. Smith, 21 Cal. 129; Garner v, Gordon, 41 Ind. 92;
Bond V, Fay, i Allen, 211; Coates v, Chillicothe Bk., 23 Ohio St. 415 ;
Lucas V. Lucas, 3 Gray, 136 ; Gray v. Thrasher, 104 Mass. 373^
actions. In statute, Rison v. Cribbs, i Dill. 181 ; Ten Thousand
Cigars, i Woolw. 123; Livingston v. Story, 9 Pet. 632 ; Davenport
CIVIL. 65 CLAIMANT.
CIVIL— Continued.
V. Holland, 3 Cush. 13 ; Brooks v. Howard, 55 N. H. 69; Howard y.
Proprietors, 12 Cush. 259.
action or prooeeding. In statute. Com. v. Intoxicating
Liquors, 14 Gray, 37$ \ Hosmer 7/. Warner 15 Gray, 46.
»
00800. In constitution. People v, Johnson, 30 Cal. 98; Lalce
Erie, etc., R. Co. v. Heath, 9 Ind. 550; Norristown, etc.. Turnpike
Co. V, Burket, 26 Ind. 53.
Ik statute. State v. Judge, 15 La. 192; Crimball v. Ross, T. U. P.
Charlt. 175 ; Osmond v. Flournoy, 34 Ga. 509.
oases both in law and in equity. In statute, Ellis v. Hatfield,
20 Ind. loi ; Herron v, Herron, 16 Ind. 126; Ewing v. Swing, 24
Ind. 468.
oanae. In constitution. Dow v. Norris,4 N. H. 16; City Council
V. Com., 90 Pa. St. 498 ; Withers v. State, 36 Ala. 252.
oaiuea. In statute. Gilbert v. Thomas, 3 Ga. 575; Sweet v.
Sherman, 21 Vt. 23; Maloney v. People, 38 111. 62; Mann v. People,
35 111. 467 ; Allison v. People, 45 111. 37 ; Walker v. State, 6 Blackf. i.
imposition. Harvard College v. Aldermen, 104 Mass. 470.
law. In constitution. Jennison v. Warmack, 5 La. 493.
office. In constitution. State v. Valle, 41 Mo. 29.
— prooeeding. Wilbur v. Crane, 13 Pick. 284; Hyde v. Chapin, 2
Cush. 77; Cummings 2/. Hodgson, 13 Mete. 246; Hawes t/. Gustin,
2 Allen, 402 ; Chapel v. White, 3 Cush. 577 ; Young v. Makepeace,
103 Mass. 50; Hills v. Wells, 6 Pick. 104.
proooM. In statute. Queen v. Governor, 6 B. & S. 371.
^prosecution. Cancemi v. People, 18 N. Y. 128; U. S. v. Three
Tons of Coal, 6 Biss. 379.
— Buitu Cancemi v. People, 18 N. Y. 128.
Stoughton V. Taylor, 2 Paine, 665.
Coster z'. Mayor of Albany, 43 N. Y. 399; People v. Frisbie, 31 Cal.
146 ; Scott V. Pirley, 98 Mass. 514 ; Lawrence v. Miller, 2 N. Y. 245 ;
Jackson v. Losee, 4 Sandf. Ch. 381 ; K needier v. Steinberg, 10 How.
Pr. 72.
In constitution. Fordyce v. Goodman, 13 Ohio St. i.
In statute. Gray v. Palmer, 9 Cal. 616; Pette v. Shipley, 46 Cal. 160:
Queen v. Guardians, L. R., 9 Q. B. 383 ; Fellows v. Clay, 4 Q. B.
319; Camp V. Grant, 21 Conn. 54; McCausland's Estate, 52 Cal.
568 ; Orvis v. Jennings, 6 Daly, 434 ; Kelley v, Madison, 43 Wis. 638 ;
U. S. V. Wilcox, 4 Blatchf. 385.
advene to the estate of the petitioner. In statute. Benoist
V. Marvin, 47 Mo. 537.
existing in jbvor of a defendant. In statute. Bates v. Rose-
krans, 37 N. Y. 409.
— or demand. In statute. Stringham v. Supervisors, 24 Wis. 594.
— upon the United StateB. Dowell v. Cardwell, 4 Sawy. 217.
under whom they . In deed. Williamson v. Hall, 62 Mo. 405.
Adams v. Wairill, 46 Ga. 295.
In statute. Stewart v. Ball, 35 Mo. 209; Gray v. Palmer, 9 Cal. 616;
U. 9. V Benecke, 8 Otto, 447.
0
CLAIMANT.
66
CLERK.
CTiATMATTT ^ Continued.
of publio land. In statute. Railroad v. Tevis, 41 Cal. 489.
OTiATlTTNQ.
GLAIMa
U. S. V. Beuckc, 8 Otto, 447.
under a mortgage. In statute. Doe z\ Massey, 17 Q. B. 376.
all under him. In deed, Williamson v. Hall, 62 Mo. 405.
any person property. In statute, Abernathy v. Whitehead^
69 Mo. 28.
Indeed, Ludington v, Pulver, 6 Wend. 404; Fol Hard t/. Wallace, 2
Johns. 395 ; Aberdeen v. Blackmar, 6 Hill, 324 ; Lloyd v, Dimmock,
26 W. R. 458.
Ik statute. State v. Draper, 48 Mo. 56; Dekalb v. Smith, 47 Ala.
407; Olcott V, Wood, 14 N. Y. 32; Fallon v, Butler, 21 Cal. 24;
Ellis V, Polhemus, 27 Cal. 350.
and alleges. Jk affidavit, Amory v, Amory, 26 Wis. 152.
and demands in law and equity. In deed, Fowle v, Welsh, i
B. & C. 34.
of the State. In constitution. Darby v, Wright, 3 Blatchf. 172.
. In plea, Douglas t/. Beasley, 40 Ala. 142.
OIiAUDBBTnTELY.
CLASS. —
provided. In statute. King v. Inhabitants, 10 B. & C. 12.
of persons. In statute, St. Mary Magdalen v, Atty.-Gen^ 6 H.
L. Cas. 189.
Spencer v. Colt, 89 Pa. St. 314.
In contract. Harper v. Pound, 10 Ind. 32.
In will. Hodgworth v. Crawley, 2 Atk. 376.
annual value. In statute. Marsh v, Hammond, 103 Mass. 149*
deed. In contract, Rohr v, Kindt, 3 W. & S. 563.
of all enlarges and assessments whatsoever. In deed. Peart
Phipps, 4 Yeates, 386.
of all inoumbranoes. In contract. Porter v. Noyes, 2 Greenl.
22 (i I Am. Dec. 30).
prooeeds of all fines. In constitution. State v, Casey, 5 Wis.
322.
title. In deed. Roberts v Bassett, 105 Mass. 409 ; Dresel v. Jor-
' dan, 104 Mass. 407.
yearly value. Tyrconnel v. Ancaster. 2 Ves. 449.
in the . In deed. Tucker v, Howard, 122 Mass. 529..
— days. In statute, Hodgins v. Hancock, 14 M. & W. 121.
cleabhtg.
CIiEABLY.
tour
ten days. In statute. King v. Justices, 3 B. & Aid. 581 ; Rex v.
West Riding, 4 B. & Ad. 600.
to . Harper v. Pound, 10 Ind. 32 ; Winter v, Peterson, 24 N. J.
(L.) 524.
In contract, Pettit v, Mitchell, 4 M. & G. 838.
and explicitly stated. In statute, Taylor v, Nesfield, 3 El. &
Bl. 728.
appears by the will. In statute, Wilcutt v, Colman, 98 Mass. 76.
error. Speed v, Hann, i T. B. Mon. 16 (15 Am. Dec. 78).
Sickles V. Walker, 20 Wend. 72 (30 Am. Dec. 520) ; U. S. v. McCor-
mick, I Cranch C. C. 600.
In indictment. Rex v, Jenson, i Moody, 434.
CLERK.
67
COAL.
— Continued.
In statute, Reg. v. Turner, 11 Cox, C. C. 552 ; Reg. v. Carr, Russ. A
Ry. 198; Reg. v. Hall, 13 Cox, C. C. 49; Reg. v. Moyle. 11 Cox, C.
C. 150 ; Reg. V. Tite. 8 Cox, C. C. 458 ; Reg. v, Bailey, 12 Cox, C. C.
56 ; Reg. V. Bowers, L. R., i C. C. R. 41 ; Re^:. v, Negus, L. R.. 2 C.
C. R. 34; ex parte Record, 11 Neb. 287 ; Stale v. Whitehouse, 50 N.
H. 251; People V, Tax Commrs., 73 N. Y. 437; State 2/. Olin, 23
Wis. 316; The Short Cut, 6 Fed. Rep. 630 ; Chambers v. Bridge
Manufacturing Co., 16 Kas. 270.
or servant. In statute. Queen v. Bowers, L. R., i C. C. R. 44 ;
Queen v. Tyree, L. R., i C. C. R. 177; Queen v. Negus, L. R., 2 C.
C. R. 35.
sleeps in the store. In insurance policy, Frisbie v, Fayette,
GUBNT
CI1O8INO.
GLOITD.
OOAI..
etc.. Ids. Co., 27 Pa. St. 325.
ohief . In statute. Queen v, Greenland, L. R., i C. C. R. 68.
oompetent . In resolution of Legislature, Tenney v. State, 27
Wis. 387.
court having a . In statute. State v, Webster, 7 Neb. 469.
government
insurance —
'. In deed. Grant v, Shaw, L. R., 7 Q. B. 700.
In deed. Grant v, Shaw, L. R., 7 Q. B. 700.
In statute, Croso v, Riggins, 50 Mo. 335 ; McCreary v, Hoopes, 25
Miss. 428.
Clarice v. Tinker, 10 Q. B. 604; Wright v, Bennett, 4 HI. 258 ; Cox v.
Glue, 5 C. B. 550.
In plea. Porter v. Aldrich, 39 Vt. 326.
a bargain. In power, Coleman v, Garrgues, 18 Barb. 60.
gaoL In statute, Steere v. Field, 2 Mason, 326.
this ailUr. In letter, Patton v. Ash, 7 S. & R. 1 16.
on Sunday. In statute, Kurtz v. People, 33 Mich. 279.
shall be . In statute, Kurtz v. People, 33 Mich. 279.
account. Bass v. Bass, 8 Pick. 187.
out. In contract, Kingsbury v, Kerwin, 43 N. Y, (S. C.) 451.
my linen and of all kinds. In will. Hunt v, Hort, 3 Brown
Ch. 311.
upon title. Ward v, Dewey, 16 N. Y. 519; Scott v, Onderdonlc,
14 N. Y. 9; Allen v. City of Buffalo, 39 N. Y. 390; Fonda v. Sage,
48 N. Y. 173; Marsh v. City of Brooklyn, 59 N. Y. 280; Bissell v,
Kellogg, 60 Barb. 617; Lyon v. Hunt, 11 Ala. 295; Andersons.
Hooks, 9 Ala. 704; Huntington v. Allen, 44 Miss. 654; Hartford v,
Chipman, 21 Conn. 488; San xay t/. Hunger, 42 Ind. 44; Moore t/.
Cord, 14 Wis. 213; Gamble v. Loop, 14 Wis. 465; Dunklin Co. v.
Clark, 51 Mo. 60; Lick v, Ray, 43 Cal. 83.
hackney . In city ordinance. Snyder v. North Lawrence, 8 Kas.
82.
stage . In statute. Queen v, Ruscoe, 8 Ad. h Ell. 387.
In statute. Cincinnati, etc., Tp. Co. v, Neil, 9 Ohio, 11.
and chariots. In statute. Frost v, Williams, 7 Ad. & Ell. 773.
In insurance policy, Howard v. Great Western Ins. Co., 109 Mass. 384.
In statute, Bowes v. Lord Ravensworth, 1 5 C. B. 522. *
mines. In statute. King v. Inhabitants, 2 B. & Ad. 73.
COALS.
68
COLLISION.
GOALS.
OOABT.
OOABTnrG.
CX>ABTWISB.
O. O. D.
CX>EBCIOH.
In statute. Mayor v. Parkinson, lo C. B. 229.
worked out. In lease, Cartwright v. Forman, 7 R & S. -243.
In statute. Bennett v. Morta, Holt, N. P., 360.
trade. /« statute. Steamboat Co. v. Livingston, 3 Cow. 713 ; U.
S. V. The James Morrison, i Newb. 241 ; U. S. v. The William Pope,
I Newb. 259.
plymg . In statute. San Francisco v. Steam Nav. Co., 10 Cal. 504
In express receipt. Collender v. Dinsmore, 55 N. Y. 201 ; U. S. Ex. Co.
V. Keifer, 59 Ind. 623; American, etc., Ex. Co. v. Schier, 55 111. 140;
American Ex. Co. v. Lesem, 39 111. 312 ; Gibson v. American, etc.,
Ex. Co., I Hun, 387.
Boyse v. Bossburgh, 6 H. L. Cas. 2.
in Ibot. Peyser v. Mayor, 70 N. Y. 497.
by law. Peyser v. Mayor, 70 N. Y. 497.
OOGVIZAKOB. Burder v. Veley, 12 Ad. & Ell. 259.
ftdl . In statute, Webster v. Com.. 5 Cash. 386.
CK3HABIT. Calef 7/. Calef, 54 Me. 365.
together as husband and wiib. In statute. Sullivan v. State,
32 Ark. 190.
OOHABTPATIOK. Pollock v. Pollock, 71 N. Y. 135 ; Dunn v. Dunn, 4 Paige, 425 ,
Yardley's Estate, 25 Smith (Pa.), 207 ; Ohio v. Conaway, Tappan, 90.
COrN*. In indictment. Com. v. Gallagher, 16 Gray^ 241.
money. In constitution. Griswold v. Hepburn, 2 Duv. 20 ; 8
Wall. 603 ; Thayer v. Hedges, 22 Ind. 282.
otherwise than in current . In statute. Archer v. James, 2 B.
& S. 76.
gold, silver and oopper. In statute. Crocker v. Redfield, 4
oonrs.
COLD.
OOLIiATliBAIi.
Blatchf. 378.
— weather. In contract. Belden v. Woodmansee, Si'lU. 25.
proceeding. Moore v. Neil, 39 111. 256.
— promise. Elder v. Warfield, 7 H. & J. 391.
— security. Shoemaker v. Nat. Bk. 2 Abb. (U. S.) 416.
CK3LLATIOK
OOUEiEGTED.
In statute. Gilchrist v. Gottschalk, 39 Iowa, 311.
Destrehan v. Destrehan, 16 Mart. 557.
In statute. Fling z/. Goodell, 40 N. H. 219; State v. Moeller, 48 Mo.
331.
In will. Going v. Emery, 16 Pick. 107 (26 Am. Dec. 645).
Fitzpatrick v. Flagg, 6 Abb. Pr. 213.
COLLECTIBIiE. In guaranty. McDoal v. Yeomans, 8 Watts, 361.
if said note is In guaranty. French v. Marsh, 29 Wis. 649.
COLLECnOH. In guaranty. Dyer v. Gibson. 16 Wis. 559.
In statute. Rawlins v. Pointdexter, 27 Miss. 64.
for . In note. Sweeny v. Easter, i Wall. 166.
In statute. Patapsco Female Inst. v. Rock Hill College, 51 Md. 470.
and academies. In statute. State v. Ross, 24 N. J. (L.) 479.
In deed. Carey v. Bright, 58 Pa. St. 70.
Wright V. Brown, 4 Ind. 95 ; The City of Baltimore, 5 Ben. 474 ; The
Moxey, Abb. Adm. 73.
COLLEGE.
OOLLBGBB.
OOLUEBY.
COLLI8IOK.
COLLUSION,
69
COMMENCEMENT.
COLLUSION.
COLOR.
In plea. Batterbury v, Vyse, 2 H. & C. 44.
In statute. Gill v. Gas Co., L. R., 7 Ex. 336.
of his oi&oe. In statute. Griffiths v, Hardenberg, 41 N. Y. 464;
Cornell v. Dakin, 38 N. Y. 255 ; Wilson v. Unseltt, 12 Bush, 215.
of title. Bernal v. Glim, 33 Cal. 668 ; Beverly v. Burke, 9 Ga.
440; Field V. Boynton, 33 Ga. 239; St. Louis v, Gorman, 29 Me. 593;
Hamilton v, Wright, 30 Iowa, 480; Brooks v, Bruyn, 35 111. 394;
Hodges V, Eddy, 38 Vt. 327 : Edgerton v. Bird, 6 Wis. 527 ; Tate v.
Southard, 3 Hawks. 119(14 Am. Dec. 578) ; Farley v. Smith, 39 Ala.
38; Field V, Columbet, 4 Sawy. 523; Litchfield v, Johnson, 4 Dill.
551 ; League v, Atchison, 6 Wall. 112.
In statute. Mylar v, Hughes, 60 Mo. 105 ; Davila v. Mumford, 24 How.
214^ Wright V, Mattison, 18 How. 50; McClellan v. Kellogg, 17 111.
498 ; Christy v, Alford, 17 How. 601 ; Osterman v, Baldwin, 6 Wall.
1 16 ; Field v. Columbet, 4 Sawyer, 524.
' or preteDBO of prooees. In statute. King v, Cnsp, i B. & Aid.
287.
by of any fUse token or writing. In statute. State z^. Chumm,
19 Mo. 233.
on aooount of
person of
OOLOBED.
OOMBININa.
— . Railroad Co. v. Brown, 17 Wall. 445.
In statute. State v, Watters, 3 Ired. 455 ; State v.
Melton, Bush. 49; State v. Dempsey, 9 Ired. (L.) 384; Heim v.
Bridault, 37 Miss. 209 ; Johnson v, Norwich, 29 Conn. 407.
men. Pauska v, Daus, 31 Tex. 67.
any mode of . In patent taw. Case v. Brown, 2 Wall. 320.
to. In statute, Shippen v. Izard, i S. & R. 224.
by desoent. In statute. Gardner v. Collins, 2 Pet. 69.
OOICFOBT. In statute. Eskridge v, Ditmars, 51 Ala. 254.
OOICFOBTABLE. good and support and maintenanoe. In will. Conant v.
Stratton, 107 Mass. 474.
and residing within this state. In statute. Burlington v. Calais,
I Vt. 385 (18 Am. Dec. 691).
or returning within the state. In statute. Mazozon v. Foot,
ooMnra.
I Aikens, 282 (15 Am. Dec. 679).
to settle. In statute. King v. Churchwardens, 6 B. & C. 73 ;
King V. Inhabitants, 3 B. & Ad. 545.
COMMENCE. or prosecute any action. In statute. Re Flint, i B. & C. 255.
COMMENCED. In plea. Mayo i/. Rogers, 14 East. 539.
In statute. Isaacs v. Price, 2 Dill. 347 ; State Bk. v. Bates, 10 Ark.
120; Johnson v. Farwell, 7 Me. 370; Gosline v. Thompson, 61 Mo.
471 ; Hail v. Spencer, i R. I. 17, Parker v. Concord, 2 N. H. 227;
Pindell v. Maydell, 7 B. Mon. 314.
and sued. In statute. Johnson v. Farwell, 7 Me. 370 (22
Am. Dec. 203).
COMMENCING. from. In deed. Hopkins v. Helmore, 8 Ad. & Ell. 463.
OOMMXNCEMENT. of the action. In statute. Adams v. Patterson, 35 Cal.
122; Peck V. Randall, i Johns. 165 ; Taylor v. Taylor, i A. K. Marsh.
18; Beekman v. Scatterlee, 5 Cow. 519; Robinson v. Burleigh, 5
N. H. 225.
of the prosecution. In statute. Ross v. State, 55 Ala. 177.
People V. Clark, 33 Mich. 112.
COMMERCE,
70
COMMON.
GO]
■ :4:fw
GO]
%:i%j\\*%\
People V, Brooks, 4 Den. 469 ; Smith v. Turner, 7 How. 392 ; U. S. v.
Holliday, 3 Wall. 417; Padelford v. Mayor. 14 Ga. 438; People v,
Raymond, 34 Cal. 492 ; Western Union Tel. Co. v, Atlantic, etc..
Tel. Co., 5 Nev. 102 ; Council Blufifs v, Kansas City R. Co., 44 Iowa,
338 ; Commercial Bk. v. Kansas City, etc., R. Co., 45 Iowa, 338.
regulate . In constitution. Gibbons v. Ogden, 9 Wheat, i ; Wel-
ton V, State, 91 U. S. 275 ; Sears v, Warren Co., 36 Ind. 267 ; Steam-
boat Co. V. Livingston, 3 Cow. 713; Groves v. Slaughter, 15 Pet.
511 ; Hanigan v, Connecticut Lumber Co., 129 Mass. 580; State v.
Randolph, i Mo. (App.) 16.
brokers. In statute. Slack v. Tucker, 23 Wall. 321.
— oorporations. Sweatt v, Hartford, etc., R. Co., 3 Clifi. 339.
— paper. In statute. Re Clemens, 2 Dill. 533; re Nickodemus. 3
Bank. Reg. 230; re Chandler, i Lowell, 478; 4 Lowell, 213; re
Sykes, 5 Biss. 113.
—purpose. In statute. Morris v. Walker, 15 Q. B. 598.
OOMMIS8IOH. U. S. v. Reyburn, 6 Pet. 354 ; U. S. v. May, 3 Mason, 98.
merchant. Perkins v. State, 50 Ala. 154.
in . In statute, Greer v, U. S., 3 Ct. of CI. 182.
special . In statute. Re Presentment, i Jebb. 98.
OOIOQSSIONEB. Dean v, Emerson, 102 Mass. 484.
COMMIT. suicide. In insurance policy. Cooper z/. Massachusetts Ins. Co..
102 Mass 227 ; Clift v, Schwabe, 3 C. B. 477.
In statute. Ex parte Paris, 3 Woodb. & M. 227 ; Cummington v.
Wareham, 9 Cush. 585.
for trial to the assizes. In statute. Queen v. Johnson, 10 Ad.
OOMMITMENT.
COMMTFTEI).
OOMMll'rLNG.
OOMMODITY.
COMMON.
& Ell. 740.
any i>erson to jaiL In statute, Thomas v, St. Louis, 61 Mo.
547.
GOMMODlTUsS. In constitiition. Com. v, Lancaster Bank, 123 Mass. 493.
In statute. Best v, Bauder, 29 How. Pr. 489; Provident Inst, v, Massa-
chusetts, 6 Wall. 611; Portland Bank v, Apthorp, 12 Mass. 252:
Com. V, Peoples' Bank, 5 Allen, 431 ; Com. v, Hamilton Manufac-
turing Co., 12 Allen, 300.
In statute. State v, Henke, 19 Mo. 225 ; Barnet v, Powell, Litt. SeL
Cas. 409.
McDuffee v. Railroad, 52 N. H. 430.
In plat. White v. Smith, 37 Mich. 291.
barrator. Com. v, Davis, 1 1 Pick. 438.
drunkard. In statute. Com. v, McNamee, 112 Mass. 285 ; Com.
V, Boon, 2 Gray, 74; Com. v, Whitney, 5 Gray, 85.
field. Glasgow v, Hortig, i Black, 595.
gaming table. In statute, U. S. v. Smith, 4 Cranch C. C. 635, 659.
gambler. People v, Sponsler, i Dakota, 293.
labor. In statute. State v. Conger, 14 Ind. 396 ; Reynolds v.
Stevenson, 9 Ind. 112 ; Voglesongz^. State, 9 Ind. 112 ; Folz v. State.
33 Ind. 215; Cincinnati v. Rice, 15 Ohio, 225 ; Horack v, Keebier, 5
Neb. 355.
law. In constitution, U. S. v, Wonson, i Gall. 20 ; Parsons r/.
Bedford, 3 Pet. 433 ; Fenn v. Holme, 21 How. 481.
COMMON. 71 COMPENSATION.
COMMON ~ Continued.
law juriBdiotion. In statute. Ex parte Gladhill, 8 Mete. 168;
Ex parte Gregg, 1 Curtis, 98 ; State v, Whittemore, 50 N. H. 245 ;
re Connor, 39 Cal. 98 ; U. S. v. Power, 14 Blatchf. 223.
or waste lAndB. In statute. Grand Union Canal Co. v, Ashley, 6
Hurl. & N. 395.
flOhoolB. In statute. Roach v. Board of Public Schools, 7 Mo.
(App.) 567 ; Jenkins v. Andover, 103 Mass. 99 ; Merrick v. Inhabitants,
12 Allen, 500; People v. Board of Education, 13 Barb. 400.
seller. Com. v. Tubbs, i Cush. 2 ; State v, O'Connor, 49 Me.
594.
thief. In statute. World v. State, 50 Md. 49 ; Com. v. Hope, 22
• Pick. I ; Stevens v. Com., 4 Mete. 399 ; Haggett v. Com., 3 Mete. 457.
— tools. In statute. Lenoir v. Weeks. 20 Ga. 596.
suit of any i>ers(m. In statute. Meller v. Palfreyman, 4 B. &
Ad. 140.
COMMONS. In statute. Patterson v. Reynolds, 61 Mo. 205.
OOMMTTNIOANT. Queen v. Hall, 7 B. & S. 642.
COMM u JM lOATED. In statute. Perley v. Eastern R. Co., 98 Mass. 418 ; Hart v.
Western R. Co., 13 Mete. 99; Safford v. Boston, ete.^ R. Co., 103
Mass. 584.
OOMMUNICATIONS. Amherst Bk. v. Conkey, 4 Mete. 462.
COMMUNITY. Clark v. Norwood, 12 La. Ann. 598.
oonfLdenoe of the • In contract. Gil man v. Dwight, 13 Gray.
359.
COMMUTE, pardon such liinatio or the execution. In statute. Re Victor.
3 1 Ohio St. 206.
COMMUTED. In statute. Trimmer v. Walsh, 3 B. & S. 37.
COMPACT. In constitution. Green v, Biddle, 8 Wheat, i ; Canal Co. v. R. Co., 4
Gill & J. I ; Holmes v. Jennison, 14 Pet. 572.
In statute. Re St. James' Club, 16 Jur. 1075.
Ryder v. Wilcox, 103 Mass. 29 ; Palmer v. Peckham, 33 Me. 32.
lu contract. Hallett v. Dowdell, 18 Q. B. 90.
In statute. Queen v. Whitmarsh, 14 Q. B. 804.
or association. In statute. Austin v. Searing, 16 N. Y. 112.
any public . In statute. Nicholls v. Rosewame, 6 C. B. (N. S.)
480.
joint-stock . In statute. Att'y-Gen. v. Mercantile Ins. Co.. 121
Mass. 524; Abbot v. Rogers, 16 C. B. 292.
owned by said . In statute. Keyport Co. v. Farmers' Co., 3 C.
E. Green, 13 ; 3 C. E. Green, 511.
the . In contract. Squire v. Western Union R. Co., 98 Mass.
232.
COMPELLED. In statute. Burbank v. Slinkard, 53 Ind. 493.
COMPENSATION. Searcy v. Grow, 15 Cal. 117; Stewart v. Harper, 16 La. Ann.
181 , Austin V. Wilson, 4 Cush. 274.
In constitution. Board of Supervisors v. Hackett, 21 Wis. 613; Jubb
zf. Hull Dock Co., 9 Q. B. 443 ; Searcy v. Grow, 1 5 Cal. 117; Kilgore
V. People, 76 111. 548; Symonds v. Cincmnati, 14 Ohio, 175.
In statute. New Jersey R. Co. v. Suydam, 17 N. J. (L.) 25; Van
I
COMPENSAT10I^\ 72 CONCEAL
OOMPSNS A nON ~ Continued.
Schack V, Delaware, etc.. Canal Co., 20 N. J. (L.) 249 ; Betts v.
City of Williamsbuig, 15 Barb. 255.
Joflt . In catistitutum. Alabama, etc., R. Co. v. Benkert, 42 Ala.
83 ; Brown v. Beatty, 34 Miss. 227 ; Isone v, Mississippi Cent. R.
Co., 36 Miss. 300 ; Viiginia, etc., R. Co. v. Henry, 8 Nev. 165.
Just and zeasonable . In contract. Cully v. Hardenburg, i
Den. 508.
or other . In statute. State v. Holladay, 67 Mo. 64.
OOMPTENCT. or releyanoy. In statute. Fox v, Webster. 46 Mo. 181.
COMPETENT. In statute. Re Pacheo, 23 Cal. 476.
authorities. In treaty, U. S. v, Clarke, 8 Pet. 436 ; Mitchell
V, U. S. 9, Pet 711.
jiirifldiotion. In statute. Babbitt v. Brush, 4 Ind. 355.
persons. In agreement, Harvey v, Grabham, 5 Ad. &, Ell. 75.
to dispose by will. In statute, Atty.-Gen. v, Hallett, 2 Hurl.
& N. 368.
OOMFIIiATIOH. Story v, Holcombe, 4 McLean, 306.
OOMFIaAINT. In statute. Com. t^. Haynes, 107 Mass. 166; Campbell v, Thompson,
16 Me. 117; Com. v. Davis, 11 Pick. 436.
snoh . In statute, Sweetman v. Guest, L. R., 3 Q. B. 263.
OOMPLETE. In contract, Mallan v, Radlofi; 17 C. B. (N. S.) 600.
In statute. Bowman v. City of Boston, 5 Cush. 8.
machinery to be ftimished in the mill. In contract. Grove v.
Miles, 58 III. 338.
OOMPIaETED. Newell v. People. 7 N. Y. 130; Hyannis' Bk. ?/. Moors, 120 Mass. 459;
Fernald v, Boston, 12 Cush. 574.
issued and negotiated. In plea, Gardner v. Walsh, 5 El. &
Bl. 84.
railway would be . In wager. Evans v. Fryer. 10 Ad. A
Ell. 609.
when the house is . In order, Russell ?/. Barry, 115 Mass. 300.
OOMPIiETING. In statute, DeGraflf «/. St. Paul, etc., R. Co., 23 Minn. 114.
OOMPIiETION. of the purchase. In contract. Mattock v, Kinglake, 10 Ad.
& Ell. S6.
COMPOSmrG. persons then such company. In statute, Rosevelt v. Brown,
II N. Y. 148.
OOMPOSITIOE*. Haskins v, Newcomb, 2 Johns. 405.
In statute. King v. Crisp, i B. & Aid. 287 ; Tetley v, Tetley, i El. &
Bl. 540.
COMPOUND. In statute, Pennell v. Rhodes, 9 Q. B. 128.
interest. Campz/. Bates, 11 Conn. 487.
COMPRISED. in. In statute, Knox v. Gage, L. R., 5 H. L. 657.
COMPBOMISE. In contract, Chilton v, Willford, 2 Wis. 6.
In statute. Sharp v, Knox, 4 La. 456.
CONCEAL. Gerry v. Dunham, 57 Me. 339.
In statute, McElhaney v. State, 24 Ala. 171 ; Cook v. State. 26 Ga.
593 ; Dnskell v. Parish, 3 McLean, 631 ; Van Meter ik Mitchell, 2
Wall. Jr. 317 ; U. S. v, Farnsworth, i Mason, i.
CONCEAL. 73 CONDITION.
CDNCEAIi — Coitinucd.
his property and efibots. In statute. Powell v, Matthews, lo Mo. 50.
CX)NOQESAIiED. Harlow v. Tufts, 4 Cush. 448.
In statute. People v. Miles, 55 Cal. 207 ; U. S. v. 350 Chests of Tea,
12 Wheat. 489.
weapons. In statute. Hutchinson v. State, 62 Ala. 3 ; Owen v.
State, 31 Ala. 387; Jones v. State, 51 Ala. 16.
carries about his person. In statute. Owen t/. State, 31 Ala.
387 ; Stockdale v. State, 32 Ga. 225.
OONCEAUNG. himselfl In statute. Harper v. Pope, 9 Mo. 402.
(X)NCEAIilCBNT. Daniels v. Hudson River R. Co., 12 Cush. 416 ; O'Neil v. Grov«r,
5 Gray, 159.
0ONCEAU3. himself. In statute. North v. Macdonald, i Biss. 57 ; Boggs v.
Burdskoff, 26 111. 66 ; Dunn v. Salter, i Duv. 342 ; Evans v, Saul, 8
Mart. (N. S.) 247; Lynde v. Montgomery, 15 Wend. 461 ; Mayor of
New York v. Genet, 4 Hun, 487.
his property. In statute. Clement v. Dudley, 42 N. H. 367.
the cause of action. In statute. Boyd v. Boyd, 27 Ind. 429
the crime. In statute. Flee v. State, 13 Ind. 324.
COirOKN TBATED. molasses. In revenue law. Belcher v. Linn, 24 How.
- 508.
COIfCaSBnr. accounts as the trade of merchandise between merchant
and merchant. In statute. Cottam v. Partridge, 4 Man. & G. 277.
for whom it may . In insurance policy. Wise v. St. Louis Ins.
Co., 23 Mo. 80 ; Newson v. Douglass, 7 H. & J. 417 (16 Am. Dec. 317).
on account of whom it may . In insurakte policy. Walsh v.
Washington Ins. Co., 32 N. Y. 427.
In statute. Hooper v. Robinson, 8 Otto, 529.
COirCEBiraD. him to prosecute. In statute. Reg. v. Blank, 15 Q. B. 1061.
in the loss. In insurance policy. McRossie v. Provincial Ins.
Co., 34 U. C. (Q. B.) 55.
CONCEECNS. for whom it . In insurance policy. Buck v. Chesapeake Ins. Co.,
I Pet. 151.
OONCESSL Frost v. Raymond/2 Caines, 188.
OONdiUDE. In constitution. State v. Waters, i Mo. (App.) 7.
OONdiUSIOir. Ortwein v. Com., 76 Pa. St. 414.
OONCI«I7SIVE. In statute. Burrough v. Mickle, Pen. 193.
final and . In agreement. Mussina v. Hertzog, 5 Binney, 387 ;
Gal breath v. Colt, 4 Yeates, 551.
In statute. Clarke v. Patterson, 6 Binney, 128.
CONCMBTSAOtE. open . In statute. Leader v. Tell, 16 C. B. (N. S.) 590.
OONCUBKBNGE In constitution. Baulden v. Lockhart, 59 Tenn. 262.
CON'CITBSO. Schroeders v. Nicholson. 2 La. 350.
OONBXSMNATION. money. In bond. Doe z«. Daniels, 6 Blackf. 8.
OOxiUXTiOK* Laberee v. Carleton, 53 Me. 211 ; Taylor v. Mason, 9 Wheat. 325.
In contract. Meanor v. McKowan, 4 W. & S. 302 ; Hayne v. Cum-
mins, 16 C. B. (N. S.) 421
In deed. Sohier v. Trinity Churcl), 109 Mass. i.
In instruction. Buesching v. St. Louis Gas Co., 73 Mo. 220.
In will. Attorney-General v. Master Wardens, L. R., 6 H. L. i.
10
CONDITION. 74 CONGREGATION,
GONDrnOK ~ Continued.
for the beneilt of the srantor. In statute. Doe v. Hawkins, 2
Q. a 212.
on that his oontraots be complied with. In acceptance, U. S.
V, Bank of Memphis, 15 Pet. 377.
same as when e3q;>ortecL In statute. Knight v, Schell, 24 How.
56.
upon ezprefls . In will Wright v. Wilkin, 2 B. & S. 253.
CONDinOirAlB. liability. In statute, Reitz v. People, 72 III. 435.
limitation. Proprietors v. Grant, 3 Gray, 143 ; Stearns v, God-
frey, 16 Me. 158.
CONDITIONS. In statute. Peek v.^R. Co., 10 H. L. Cas. 473J re Coleman, 15
Blatchf. 417.
I>erfbTmed. In plea. Hammettv. Bullett, i Call, (Va.) 567.
OONDONATIOK. Armstrong z^. Armstrong, 32 Miss. 2S0; Odom v, Odom, 36 Ga.
286 ; Betz V. Betz, 2 Robt. 694 ; Phillips v. Phillips, 27 Wis. 252.
OONDUCfr. cattle. In statute, Triggs v. Lester, L. R., i Q. B. 260.
OONDUCTED. as has been heretofore In deed, Harvey v. Vandergrift, 89
Pa. St. 346.
CONDUCTING. actions or suits. In statute. Reg. v. Priest, 16 Q. B. 44.
CONFECTIONEBY. In indictment. Com. v. Chase, 125 Mass. 202.
In statute, Arthur v, Sapham, 6 Otto, 126.
CONFESSION. People v. Strong, 30 Cal. 151.
CONFIDED. female shall have been • In statute. State v, Arnold, 55 Mo. 89.
CONFIDENCE. ' game. In statute. Pierce v. People, 81 111. 141.
man. Fausett v. Clark, 48 Md. 494.
ftdl . In will, Coates' Appeal, 2 Pa. St. 133; Pen nock Estate,
20 Pa. St. 268.
CONFTDENTIAIi. In Utter. Insigi v. Brown, 17 How. 183.
CONFINE. In statute, U. S. v. Sharp, Pet. C. C. 118.
the master. In statute, 4 Mason, 105. U. S. v. Savage, 5
Mason, 461 .
the person of any female. In statute. Blight v. Meeker, 7 N.
J. (L.) 97.
CONFINED. In statute. Queen v. Inhabitants, 14 Q. B. 328.
CONFINEMENT. In statute, U. S v. Sharp, Pet. C. C. 118; U. S. v, Thompson, i
Sumn. 168 ; U. S. v, Lawrence, i Cranch, C. C. 94 ; U. S. v. Savage,
5 Mason, 460.
in . In statute. Ex parte Price, 53 Ala. 547.
CONFIRM. In statute. Queen v. Mayor, i El. & HI. 589.
CONFIBMATION. date of . In statute. State v. North Beigen, 39 N. J. (L.)
456.
CONFOBMABLY. to the laws. In Constitution, Re Nichols, 8 R. L 55.
CONFUSION. Palmer v, Burnsfde, i Woods, 179.
of goods. HesseltincT'. Stock well, 30 Me. 237 ; Treat v. Barber*
7 Conn. 274.
CONGBEGATION. In statute, Lancaster v. State* 53 Ala. 398.
assembled. In statute. Com. v, Jennings, 3 Gratt 624.
CONNECT. 75 CONSOLIDATE^
OOnjilJficrr. with. In contract. Truax v. Philadelphia, etc., R. Co., 3 Houst
553.
OOimSCfFED. Eakin v, St Louis, etc., R. Co., 3 Cent. L. J. 656; Kennecott v.
Supervisors, 16 Wall. 452.
therewith* In statute, Ogbourne v, Ogbourne, 60 Ala. 616.
with. In statute, Scarborough v. Smith, 18 Kas. 399.
with the dwelling-hoiise. In statute. McAllister v. McAllister,
37 Ala. 484.
railroads together. In statute. Burtis v, B. & St. L. R. R., 24
N. Y. 269.
OONlllBCfFION. In statute. Allison v. Smith, 16 Mich. 405.
guilty . In indictment. State v. Geoige, 7 Ired. (L.) 321.
OONNSCnONS. Storer v. Wheatley, i Pa. St. 506.
OOmmnSD. at the same. In statute. U. S. v. Distillery, 1 1 Blatchf. 255.
OONNTVIKG. at the adultery. In statute. Gipps v, Gipps, 11 H. L. Cas. i.
COUBCIENGE. in statute. People v, Stewart, 7 Cal. 144.
C01[SENT. Barneg v. Butcher, 9 C. & P. 722.
In constitution. Bouldin v, Lockhart, 59 Tenn. 262.
In statute. Schmidt v. Mitchell, 84 III. 195; Phelps v. Town of Lew-
iston, 15 Blatchf. 133.
in writing of the author. In statute. Morton v. Copeland, 16
C. B. 535.
of the people expressed at the ballot-box. In constitution.
State V, Little Rock, etc., R. Co., 31 Ark. 701.
or agreement. In statute. Bewley t^. Atkinson, 13 Ch. Div.
283.
approve and . In will. Waldron v. Chasteney, 2 Blatchf. 62.
without her . Com. v, Burke, 105 Mass. 380.
CON8SNTABLE. ^line. Brown v. Caldwell, 10 S. & R. 114.
OOirSEQUENCE. in of theintoxicatioa In statute. Krach z^. Heilman, 53
Ind. 517.
OOKSEQUEfJTlAIi. damage. Eaton v. R. Co., 51 N. H. 504.
OONSIDEB. most advantageous. State v. Miller, i Mo. (App.) 50.
CONSIDEBATIOir. Thomas v. Thomas, 2 O. B. 851 ; Currie v. Mira, L. R., 10 Ex. 162.
In statute, Martin v. O'Bannan, 35 Ark. 62; Connor t/. Abbott, 35
Ark. 365.
in . Dally v. Poolly, 6 Q. R 495.
valuable paid. In statute. Doe v. Howells, 2 B. & Ad. 744.
CONSIDEBED. as admitted. Queen v. Sandwich, 2 Q. B. 9cx>.
COirSIGir. Hardy v. Munroe, 127 Mass. 64.
OOHSIOin&D. Rolker v. Great Western Ins. Co., 4 Abb. App. Dec. 76.
In contract. Dittmarv. Norman. 118 Mass. 319.
6 mo. In contract. George v, Joy, 19 N. H. 544.
OONSiaiTSB. Lyon v. Alvord, 18 Conn. 80.
or indoraee fbr valuable oonsideration. In statute, Meyer v.
Dresser, 16 C. B. (N. S.) 646.
€X>NSISTIHO. of; In wiU. Faust v. Cook. 6 Mo. (App.) 331.
OOiE^SOLIDATB. Independent Dist. v, Durland, 45 Iowa. 53.
CONSOLIDATION. 76 CONTENTS.
OOIXSOUDATION, Buford v, Keokuk N. L. Packet- Co., 3 Mo. (App.) 159.
€X>liBOHANT. Kinnersley v. Knott, 7 C. B. 985.
OONSFIBAC7. SUte v. Younger, i Dev. (Law) 357 (17 Am. Dec. 571) ; Mclntyre
V. Mancius, 16 Johns. 592 ; U. S. v. Sacia, 2 Fed. Rep. 754 ; U. S.
V, Nunnemacher, 7 Biss. iii.
In siiUuie. De Boinville v, Arnold, i C. B. (N. S.) 22.
CONSTANT. use. Bodfish v. Bodfish, 105 Mass. 319.
CONSTANTLY. worked. In insurance policy. Prieger v. Exchange, etc, Ins.
Co., 6 Wis. 91.
OONSTmiENTS. In deed. Vilas v. Reynolds, 6 Wis. 226. '
OONSTBIJCT. to . In statute. Re Fowler, 53 N. Y. 60.
OONBTBUCrrED. Troy Co. v. Odiorne, 17 How. 72.
In statute. North Eastern R. Co. v. Local Bd., L. R, 5 Q. B. 157.
hereafter . In statute. Attorney-General v. Ware River R. Co.'
1 1 5 Mass. 400.
OONBTBUCTION. In statute. Queen v. Carruthers, 4 B. & S. 817.
and repair of veflsela. In statute. The Ferax, Sprague^iSo ;
Donnell v. The Starlight, 103 Mass. 227.
erection or repair of any building. In mechanic's lien law.
Rose V, Persse, etc.. Paper Works, 29 Conn. 256.
of the railway. In statute. Brand z^. R. Co., 7 B. & S. 43.
or repair of any building. In statute. Knaube v. Kirchner, 39
Ind. 217.
or repairs. In statute. Clinton v. Foster, 103 Mass. 233*
OONBTBUCfnVE. total loss. Globe Ins. Co. v. Sherlock, 25 Ohio St 5a
OONHULl Re Anne, 3 Wheat. 435.
CONSUMED. In indictment. Com. v. Tucker, 1 10 Mass. 403.
CONSUMMATION, final . In statute. Re King, 3 Fed. Rep. 839.
CONTAINED. in a frame bam. In policy of insurance. McCIuer v. Girard
F. & M. Ins. Co., 43 la. 349.
in engine-house No. 2. In policy of insurance. Annapolis, etc.,
R. Co. V. Baltimore Fire Ins. Co., 32 Md. 37 (3 Am. Rep. 112).
CONTAININO. In contract. Beckh v. Page, 5 C. R (N. S.) 7.
In deed, Powell v. Lyles, i Murph. 348.
by estimation. In deed. Tarbell v. Bowman, 103 Mass. 342.
CONTEMPLATED. passage way. In deed. Tufts v. Charleston, 2 Gray, 273.
CONTEMPLATION, in of bankruptcy. In statute. Re Johann, 2 Biss. 1 39 ;
Morgan!/. Bundsett, 5 B. & Ad. 296; Buckingham v. McLean, 13
How. 150; Rison z^. Knapp, i Dill. 186; Martin v. Toof, i Dill. 203;
Heroy v. Kerr, 8 Bosw. 194 ; Everett z^. Stone, 3 Story, 446 ; Arnold
V. Maynard, 2 Story, 349; Atkinson z/. Farmers* Bank, Crabbe, 529;
Ashby V. Steere. 2 Woodb. & M. 347 ; Jones v. Howland, 8 Mete.
377; re Crafts, 6 Blatchf. 177.
CONTEMPT. Ex parte Cohen, 5 Cal. 494; Lyon v. Lyon, 21 Conn. 199.
oonstruotive . Androscoggin R. Co. v. Androscoggin, 49 Me.
392.
criminal . In statute. Robbins v. Gorham, 25 N. Y. 588 ; An-
droscoggin, etc., R. Co. V. Androscoggin, 49 Me. 392.
CONTENTS. of any promissory note or other ohose in action. In statute.
Barney v. Globe Bank, 5 Blatchf. 107.
CONTENTS.
77
CONTRACT.
OOHTENTS — Continued.
unknown. In biU of laditig. Clark v, Barnwell, 12 How. 272.
' — were made known and explained. £n statute, Bohan v.
Casey* 5 Mo. (App.) 106.
CONTESTED. eleotion. In statute, Steele v. Wear, 54 Mo. 531.
COHnaXJOUB. chapman v. Cook, 10 R. I. 304.
In insurance policy, Arkell v. Commerce Ins. Co., 69 N. Y. 191.
property.- In constitution. Guild v, Chicago, 82 111. 472.
COlTTDraENCfr. in statute. Boyd v, Robins, 4 C. B. (N. S.), 750; Hopkins tf.
Thomas, 7 C. B. (N. S.), 716.
any . In statute, Adams i/. Bigelow, 128 Mass. 365.
due abflolntely and not on any . In statute. Ware v. Gowan,
65 Me. 534 ; Dwinel v. Stone, 30 Me. 384.
liability to pay money upon a . In statute. Parker v. Ince,
4 Hurl. & N. 54.
COIMTLNQSNT.
claim. In statute. Sears v. Willis, 7 Allen, 430.
— debts. In statute. Zimmer v. Scbleehauf, 1 1 5 Mass. 52.
— demand. In statute, Maguire v. Rippen, 44 Mo. 512; French
V, Morse, 2 Gray, 1 1 1.
— estate. Jennison v. Blowers, 5 Barb. 686 ; Sheridan v. House,
4 Abb. App. Dec. 218.
— ezpenaea. In will, Attorney-General v. Union Soc., 1 16 Mass.
167.
— liability. Boutel v, Owens, 2 Sandf. 655 ; re Loder, 4 Ben. 305,
OOJW'l'mUJK
328.
Belknap v, Belknap, 2 Johns. Ch. 463 (7 Am. Dec. 548).
a atookholder. In contract. Bacon v, Pomeroy, 104 Mass. 577.
in charge. In statute, Chaney v. Paine, i Q. B. 713.
in ofELoe. In bond. Mutual Loan, etc., Co. v. Price, 16 Fla. 204.
in said oflLoe* In statute. Mayor v. Oswald, 3 Ell. & Bl. 670.
80 ii^oorporated. In statute, Reg. v. Register, 10 Q. B. 839.
tooooupy. In statute. Walters v. People. 18 111. 199; 21 111.
178.
OOJiTlNUmO.
to praotioe. In statute, Wilton v. Chambers, 7 Ad. & Ell. 524.
charge. In statute, Lilford v. Attorney-General, L. R., 2 H.
L. Cas. 63*
interest. In statute. LHford v, Attorney-General, L. R., 2 H.
L. Cas. 63.
oflbnae. In statute. Marshall v. Smith, L. R., 8 C. P. 417.
trustee. Re East, L. R., 8 Ch. App. 735.
COimNUOnS. adverse use. Davidson v. Nicholson, 59 Ind. 41 1.
use. Bodfish V, Fox, 105 Mass. 319.
one passage. In ticket. Cody v. Central Pacific R. Co, 4 Saw-
yer, 117.
Holtz V, Schmidt, 59 N. Y. 253; Willetts v. Sun Mut. Ins. Co., 45 N.
Y. 45 ; Hammond v. Shepard, 40 How. Pr. 452 ; Adams v. Honess,
62 Barb. 326 ; L'Amoroux v. Gould, 7 N. Y. 349 ; Sanders v. Gil-
lespie, 59 N. Y. 250 ; Cope v. Atkinson, 8 Ex. 185 ; Fletcher v. Peck,
6 Cranch, 87 ; Sturgis v. Crowninshield, 4 Wheat. 122 ; McNulty v.
OONTRAOr.
CONTRACT. 78 CONTRACTED
0019TBACT — Continued.
Prentice, 25 Barb. 204; Pelham v. State, 50 Tex. 422; Atwaterv.
Lockwood, 39 Conn. 45 ; Belfast, etc., R. Co. v. Unity, 62 Me. 148;
Quinby v. Vanderbilt, 17 N. Y. 306 ; Safford v, Wykoff, 4 Hill, 442;
State V, Brown, 28 Miss. 810.
In constitution. New Orleans, etc., R. Co. v, Harris. 27 Miss. 517;
Micon V, Bridge Co., 47 Ala. 652 ; Alabama R. Co. v, Burkett, 46
Ala. 569 ; Mobile Comm. v, Putnam, 44 Ala. 506.
Jn statute, Oay v. State, 7 Kas. 394 ; De Barre v, Livingston, 48 Barb.
511 ; U. S. z/. Learned, i Abb. U. S. 442; U. S. v. Smith, i Sawy.
192 ; Burnes v, Simpson, 9 Kas. 658.
oonoemlng an interest in land* In statute. Toppin v. Loomis,
16 C. B. 140.
for the benefit of her fbmily. In statute. National Bank v.
Smith, 43 Conn. 330; Smith v. Williams, 43 Conn. 417.
— Ibr the benefit of herself. In statute. Gore v. Carl, 47 Conn.
291.
— Ibr sale, sell and oonvey. In power of attorney. Peck v. Har-
riott, 6 S. & R. 146 (9 Am. Dec. 415).
— for the payment of interest. In statute. Hubbard v. Callahan,
42 Conn. 525.
— for the payment of money only. In statute. Grant v. Dabney,
19 Kas. 390; Johnson v. Martin, 54 Ala. 271 ; Morrow v. Wood, 57
Ala. I ; Masterson v. Gibson, 56 Ala. 57 ; Johnson v. Maxey, 43
Ala. 521.
— for the sale of goods. In statute. Allen v. Jarvis, 20 Conn.
39; Gardner v. Joy, 9 Mete. 179 ; Garbutt v. Watson, 5 B. & Aid.
613.
for the sale of lands. In statute. Brackett v. Evans, i Cush. 79.
in respect to her property. In statute. Muzzey v. Reardon^
57 N. H. 378.
in writing with a person. In statute. Pooley v. Driver, 5 Ch.
Div. 458.
made between the plaintiff and any other person. In statute.
Dowbeggin v. Harrison, 9 B. & C. 668.
marriage. In statute. Frost v. Vought, 37 Mich. 65.
obligation or liability. In city charter. McGaflin v. City of
Cohoes, 74 N. Y. 387 (30 Am. Rep. 387).
of manufia,oture.* Cain v. Weston, 26 Wis. 102.
of sale. Cain v. Weston, 26 Wis. 102.
or cause of action. In statute. Wright v. Gilbert, 51 Md. i47-
promise or agreement. In statute. Kidson v. Turner, 3 Hurl.
& N. 583.
to serve. In statute. Hardy v. Ryle, 9 B. & C. 610.
action arising on . In statute. McCoun v. H. R. R. R., $0 N.
Y. 176.
action founded on . In statute. Pontifex v. R. Co., 3 Q. B.
Div. 27 ; Tatton v. R. Co., 2 El. & El. 851.
special . In statute. Peek v. R. Co., 10 H. L. Cas. 473.
. In statute. Vcltman v. Thompson, 3 N. Y. 439 ; Smith v. Oman, 17
Wis. 397.
CONTRACTOR. 79 CONVENIENT
OONTBACrrOB. In statute. Peters v, St. L. I. M. R. R., 24 Mo. 586 ; Kent v. New
York, etc., R. Co., 12 N. Y. 628; Warner z^. Hudson River R Co.,
5 How. Pr. 454; Mundt v, Sheboygan, etc., R. Co., 31 Wis. 451.
OONTBACTOBS. laborers and workmen. In statute, Pennsylvania R. Co. v,
Leuffer, 24 Pitts. L. J. 177.
OONTBACTS. In statute. Allison v, Hubbell, 17 Ind. 559; Jones v. Hawkins, 17 Ind.
550; Barkshire v. State, 7 Ind. 389; Foulke v. R. Co., 51 Cal. 365 ,
State V, Weatherwax, 12 Kas 463 ; Niblack v, Goodman, 67 Ind.
178.
In constitution. Arkansas Co. v, Kearney, 31 Ark. 264; Washington
Bridge Co. v. State, 18 Conn. 54.
bargai]i8,.agreement0, jiolioies and other instruments. In
insurance charter. Ins. Co. v. Colt, 20 Wall. 560.
in writing, /a statute. Insurance Building Co. v. National
Bank, 5 Mo; (App.) 333.
debts, and other engagements. In statute. Campbell v, Per-
kins, 8 N. Y. 430.
OOHTRABY. intention. In statute. Coote v. Lowndes, L. R., 10 Eq. Cas. 376 ;
Lewis T'. Lewis, L. R., 13 Eq. Cas. 218.
or other intention. In statute. Re Newmarch, 27 W. R 104.
to law. In statute. Bosseker v. Cramer, 18 Ind. 44.
In indictment. Hudson v. State, i Blackf. 318.
to said statutes. In indictment. Blydenburgh v. Miles, 39<
Conn. 484.
OONTBIBUTE. McMurray v. McHugh, 9 Cush. 166.
In statute. Bush v, Murray, 66 Me. 472 ; Tuflf v. Warman, 5 C. B. (N.
S.) 585; Button v. R. Co., 18 N. Y. 248 ; Johnson v. R. Co., 20 N. Y. 74..
OOKTBIB U TIN G. inhabitant . In statute. Reg.z/. Kershaw, 6 El. & Bl. 1006.
OONTBIBnTION. Campbell v. Meiser, 4 Johns. Ch. 334 ; Peck v. Ellis, 2 Johns.
Ch. 131 ; Miller v. Fenton, 11 Paige, 18; Aspinwall t^. Sacchi, 57
N. Y. 331 ; Stearns v. Cooper, i Johns. Ch. 425 ; Taylor v. Porter,.
7 Mass. 3S5 ; Cheeseborough v. Millard, i Johns. Ch. 425 ; Hick-
man t/. McCurdy, 7 J. J. Marsh. 559 ; Veile v. Hoag, 24 Vt 46 ; Way-
land V. Tucker, 4 Gratt. 268; Couch v. Terry, 12 Ala. 225; White
V. Banks, 21 Ala. 705 ; Russell t^. Failer, i Ohio St. 327 ; Bartle v.
Nutt, 4 Pet. 184; Moore v. Appleton, 26 Ala. 633; Armstrong Co.
V. Clarion Co., 66 Pa. St. 218 ; Acheson v. Miller, 2 Ohio St 203,.
OONTBIBUTOBY. In statute. Norris v. Cattle, 2 H. L. Cas. 647 ; Hutton v. UpfelU
2 H. L. Cas. 674 ; re Angelsea Colliery Co., L. R., 2 Eq. Cas. 379.
OOlfTBOVEBSIES. In constitution. Sewing Machine Co.'s Case, 18 Wall. 5S3-
of a oivil nature. In statute. State v. State, 12 Pet. 6s7«
whioh might be the sul](ieot of a personal action at law or
of a suit in equity. In statute. Henderson v. Adams, 5 Cush.
612.
OONTBOVEBSY. In statute. Sands v. Harvey, 4 Abb. App. Dec. 147 ; Board of
Comms. V. Kansas, etc., R. Co., 4 Dill. 277 ; Craigie v. McArthur,.
4 Dill. 474.
litigation or . In statute. Reg. v. Commrs., 15 Q. B. 563.
OOirVIBNIENT. In charter. Davis v. Waddington, 7 Man. & G. 40.
In contract. Newsam v. Finch, 25 Barb. 175.
and necessary. In statute. Abson v. Fenton, i B. & C. 203.
CONVENIENT. 80 CONVICTED.
CONVENIENT— Continued.
place* St. Helen's Co. v. Tripping, ii H. L. Cas. 642.
speed. In charter-party, Tanabochea v, Hickie, i Hurl, k N.
185.
ae may be moat . In statute. Attorney-General v. Railroad, 9
C. E. Green, 49; Easton v. New York, etc., R. Co., 24 N. J. (Eq.)
49.
payable aa . In contract. Black v, Batchelder, 120 Mass. 171-
OONVEBSION* Bell v. Layman, i T. B. Mon. 39 (15 Am. Dec. 83); Hale v. Ames, 2
T. B. Mon. 143 (15 Am. Dec. 151) ; Burroughs v, Bayne, 5 Hurl. h.
N. 300 ; Keyworth v. Hill, 3 B. & Aid. 687 ; Bowlin v. Nye, loCush.
416; Clark T/. Whitaker, 19 Conn. 319, Murray z/. Burling, 10 Johns.
172; Spencer t'. Blackman, 9 Wend. 167 ; Connah v. Hale, 23 Wend.
462 ; Bristol V. Burt, 7 Johns. 254 ; Reynolds v. Shuler, 5 Cow. 323:
Fouldes V. Willoughby, 8 M. & W. 540.
fraadQlent , In statute. Com. v. Tenney, 97 Mass. 50.
CONVEBTED. In plea, Lancashire Wagon Co. v. Fitzhugh, 6 Hurl. & N. 507.
CONVEY* Spicer z/. Norton, 13 Barb. 543; Dickinson v, Abrahams, 21 Barb.
551.
In contract, Abendroth v. Town of Greenwich, 29 Conn. 356 ; Law-
rence V. Dale, II Vt 549; Woodcock v, Bennett, i Cow. 711;
Fuller V. Hubbard, 6 Cow. 13 ; re Hunter, i Edw. i.
In deed, Patterson t^. Conneal, 3 A. K. Marsh. 618 (13 Am. Dec
128).
In statute, Pickett v, Buckner, 45 Miss. 226.
and deTiae. In statute. White v. Wager, 25 N. Y. 328.
OONVEYANOE. Odd Fellows Savings Bank v, Banton, 46 Cal. 603 ; Babcock v,
Hoey, II Iowa, 375; Klein v, McNamara, 54 Miss. 104; Warner tr.
Rogers, 23 Minn. 34.
In statute, Evans v. Wilder, 7 Mo. 359 ; Bank v, Frank, 4$ N. Y. 404 ;
Call V, Hastings, 3 Cal. 184; Wilcoxson v. Miller, 49 Cal. 193;
White T'. Fitzgerald, 19 Wis. 480 ; Jones v, Marks, 47 Cal. 342 ; The
Golden Gate, i Newb. (Adm.) 308 ; Mott v, Ruckman, 3 BlatchC C.
C. 71 ; Palmer v. Bates, 22 Minn. 532 ; Livermore v, Bagley. 3 Mass.
487 ; Foster v, Briggs, 3 Mass, 313.
ofrealeatate.' In statute. Mayor of N. Y. v, Mabie, 13N. Y.
151.
of real property. In statute. Savings Bank v, Banton, 46 Cal.
604.
provided Ibr the transportation of paaaengera. In accident
insurance ticket. Brown v. R'y Pass. Ins. Co., 45 Mo. 223.
deed of founded ui>on a grant. In statute. Love v. Love, 2
Yerg. 288.
traveling by publio or private . In accident insurance policy.
Ripley v, Ins. Co., 16 Wall. 336.
CONVEYANCES. In statute. Smith v. Hutchings, 30 Mo. 380.
CONVEYED. Mechanic's, etc., Banks' Appeal, 31 Conn. 69 ; Jones v, Davis, 22 Wis.
424.
/// deed, Edelman v, Yeakel, 27 Pa. St. 26.
CONVICTED. In statute, Ritter v, I>emocratic Press Co.. 68 Mo. 459 ; Blanfiis v.
People, 69 N. Y. 107; Faunce v. People, 51 111. 311 ; Burgess v,
Boetefeur, 7 M. & G. 494.
CONVICTED.
8l
CORPORATE^
OONVKfTSD — Continued.
felon. In HbtL Leyman v. Latimer, 3 Ex. Div. 353.
every person of felony. In statute. Queen v. Vine, L. R., 10
OOHVIOTION.
ooisrvoY.
COPIED,
COPYHOLD.
COBB.
COBir.
Q. B. 200.
Mason v. Staples, 48 Me. 133; Shepherd v. People, 24 How. Pr. 38;
Com. V, Lockwood, 109 Mass. 323 ; State v, Alexander, 76 N. C.
231.
In offer of reward. Williams z/. U. S., 12 Ct. of CI. 192.
In constitution, U. S. v, Watkinds, 6 Fed. Rep. 152.
In statute, Messner v. People, 45 N. Y. i ; Com. v. Gorham, 99 Mass.
420 ; State v. Foreman, 3 Mo. 602 ; Com. v. Lockwood, 109 Mass.
324; Canfieldz/. Mitchell, 43 Conn. 172.
after In constitution. State v. Nichols, 26 Ark. 74 (7 Am. Rep.
600) ; State v, Alexander, 76 N. C. 231 (22 Am. Rep. 675).
In insurance poUcy, Christian v, Ditchell, Peake Add. Cas. 143, note.
U. S. V, Thompson, i Sumn. 169.
oaah. In statute, Crocker v. Redfield, 4 Blatchf. 378.
when old and lit only to be remami feotured. In statute,
Crocker v, Redfield, 4 Blatcht 378.
ship. In marine policy. Hazard v, N. E. Ins. Co, 8 Pet. 557 ; 1
Sumn. 218.
for return. In survey. Wilson v, Stoner, 9 S. & R. 39 (i i Am.
Dec. 664).
Calling V. Treweek, 6 B. & C. 395 ; Millard v, Taylor, 4 Burr. 2396.
In statute. Olcott v, Bynum, 17 Wall. 44; Stowe v. Thames, 2 Wall.
Jr. 547; Rogers v, Jewett, 12 Month. Law Rep. (N. S.) 369; West
V, Francis, 5 B. & Aid. 743 ; Cook v. Vaughan, 4 M. & W. 69 ; Ros-
siter V. Hall, 5 Blatchf. 363.
any print. In statute, Grambert v. Ball, 14 C. B. (N. S.) 320.
of any print. In statute. West v, Francis, 5 B. & Aid. 739.
a of its articles of association. In statute. West Winstead Sav-
ing Association v. Ford, 27 Conn. 282.
other . In will, Vick v, Sueter. 3 Ell. & Bl. 233.
Baker v, Selden, 11 Otto, 99.
In contract. Sims t^. Marryatt, 17 Q. B. 289.
Kennedy v, Oswego, etc., R. Co., 67 Barb. 169.
of wood* In statute. Pray v, Burbank, 12 N. H. 267.
In plea, Colton v. King, 2 Allen, 317.
In insurance policy. Mason v. ^Ikurray, Park, on Ins. 245 ; Moody v.
Surridge, Park, on Ins. 245 ; Scott v, Bourdillion, 2 Bos. & Pul. (N.
R.) 214.
In statute, Sullins v. State, 53 Ala. 474; Com. v. Pine, 2 Pa. L. J.
«54.
Sampson v, Shaw, loi Mass. 145.
In statute. Re Cavan Presentment, i Jebb. 213.
imbeoility* In plea. Ferris v. Ferris, 8 Conn. 166.
oath. Jackson v. State, i Ind. 184.
anthorities. In constitution. Hessley v, Commrs., 53 111. 105.
I — biiildings. In statute, R^. v. Connel, 8 Q. B. 928.
II
CORPORATE.
82
CORRUPT U'
OOBPOBATION
COBPOBATE — Continued.
ezistenoe* In statute. Hurt v, Salisbury, 55 Mo. 310.
property* In statute, Wentham v, Norfolk, 114 Mass. 555.
purposes. In constitution. People v. Trustees of Schools, 78
IlL 137; Livingston Co. v. Welder, 64 111. 427; McCullie v. Mayor
of Chattanooga, 3 Head, 317; Chicago, etc., R. Co. t/. Smith, 62
111. 268 ; Taylor v, Thompson, 42 111. 9.
Trustees of Dartmouth College v. Woodward, 4 Wheat. 636 ; Provi-
dence Bank v. Billings, 4 Pet. 562 ; Paschall v, Whitsett. 1 1 Ala.
472 ; Sutton's Hospital Case, 10 Coke, 32 ; Smith v. Myers, 1 5 Gal.
33 ; Price v, Sacramento Co., 6 Cal. 254 ; Weary v. State University,
42 la. 335 ; Chisholm's Exr. v, (^eorgia, 2 Dallas, 419.
In statute, Wallace v. Lawyer, 54 Ind. 501 ; Browser v. New England
Ins. Co., 21 Wis. 560; Middough v, St. J. & D. R. R., 51 Mo. 520;
Creorgia v. Atkins, i Abb. U. S. 22 ; Farnsworth z^. F. H. A. R. R.*
29 Mo. 75 , Trustees, etc., v. Jordan, 33 Me. 528; State v, Atkins,
35 Ga. 315 Queen v, Whitmarsh, 14 Q. B. 804; Hixon v, Geoige,
18 Kas. 253; Hixon v, George, 18 Kas. 255 , Memphis v. Laski, 9
Heisk. 511 ; Linehan v, Cambridge, 109 Mass. 213.
aggregate* Brunswick v. Dunning, 7 Mass. 447 ; Weston z/.
Hunt, 2 Mass. 501 , DartmcAith College v. Woodward, 4 Wheat
518; Thomas v, Dakin, 22 Wend. 9; People v. Assessors, i Hill.
616.
of another state. In statute. Smith v, Pac. R. R., 61 Mo. 17-
sole. Brunswick v. Dunning, 7 Mass. 447 ; Weston v. Hunt, 2
Mass. 501 ; Bank of Havana v, Wickham, 7 Abb. Pr. 134; Cleaves
V. Parfit, 7 C. B. (N. S.) 838.
any person or . In statute, Wallace v. Lawyer, 54 Ind. 501.
foreign . In statute. Oliver v. Liverpool, etc., Ins. Co., 100
Mass. 531 ; 10 Wall 566.
moneyed . In statute, Mut. Ins. Co. v. Supervisors, 4 N. Y.
442.
moneyed business or oommeroial . In statute. Winter v.
Iowa R. R., 2 Dill. 487.
private . Dartmouth College v. Woodward, 4 Wheat. 518;
Rundle?/. Delaware, etc., Canal, i Wall. Jr. 275 ; Logwood?/. Hunts-
ville Bk., Minor, 23; Cleveland v, Stewart, 3Ga. 283.
publio . Tinsman v, Belvidere, etc., R. Co., 26 N. J. (L.) 148;
Ten Eyck v, Delaware, etc., R. Co., 18 N. J. (L.) 200.
Adams v, Macfarlane, 65 Me. 143.
'In insurance policy. Fowkes v, Ins. Co., 3 B. & S. 925.
description. In statute,^ Jordon v. South Fork Canal Co., i
McAllister, 513.
OOBBOBOBATED. by other evidence. In statute, Evans v, Evans, 41 Cal.
108.
COBBOBOBATING. ~
OOBBECT.
CORBUPT.
circumstances. State v. Guild, 5 Halst. 163 (18 Am.
Dec. 404).
In statute, Henslow v. Fausett, 3 Ad. & Ell. 55.
bargain. In statute. Re Kingston Election, 30 U. C. C. P. 388.
OORBUFTING. In statute, Harding v, Stokes, 2 M. & W. 233.
COBBUPTLY. In statute. Cooper v, Slade, 8 El. & BI. 1 160.
COST.
83
COUNTRIES.
CX)ST.
COSTS.
Goodwin v. United States, 2 Wash. 493 ; Grey v. Harper, i Story,
574.
prioe. In contract , Bush v. Bush, 18 N. Y. 337 ; Herst v. Cor-
neau» i Sweeney, 590.
McDonald v. Page, Wright, 121 ; Wallace v, Coates, i Ashmead, no;
Apperson v. Mut Ben. Ins. Co., 38 N. J. (L.) 333 ; Tillman v. Wood,
58 Ala. 578.
In judgment. Chase v. De Wolf. 69 111. 47.
In order . King v. Moate, 3 R & Adol. 238.
ohargeB and expensoB. Scott v. Taylor, 14 Barb. 202.
in the oauM. Pugh v. Kerr, 6 M. & W. 20.
of suit. Kitchen v. Woodin, i Hugh. 340.
of the oatUM* In order, Rigby v. Okell, 7 B. & C. 57.
shall be paid by the State. In statute. State v. Brigham, 63
Mo. 258.
that have aoomed. In contract, Tallahassee Co. v, Glenn, 50
OOTTAQS.
CX)TTAaE8.
COTTON.
ODUJICIIa.
Ala. 489.
ftill and expenses. In statute, Hyde v. Mayor of Manchester,
12 C. B. 475.
Rex V, Prattle, i Strange, 405.
two . In will. Doe v. Hubbard, 15 Q. B. 247.
State V. Borroum, 23 Miss. 478.
and woolen waste. In insurance policy. Elliott v. Hamilton
Ins. Co., 13 Gray, 139.
braids. In statute, Arthur v. Btephani, 6 Otto, 125.
laces. In statute. Steedman v. Maxwell, 3 Blatchf. 366.
mannfbotuies of. In statute, Arthur v, Herman, 6 Otto, 141 ;
Arthur z/. Rhems, 6 Otto, 143; Kohlsaat v. Murphy, 6 Otto, 153;
Fish V, Arthur, 13 Otto, 431.
the :to be taken firom the quay. In statute, Neill v. Whit-
worth, 18 C. B. (N. S.) 443.
In statute. Queen v. Roberts, 7 Ad. & Ell. 433, 441.
OOUMCILI1OB8. In statute. Queen v, Roberts, 7 Ad. & Ell. 433, 441.
OOXJI^SSL. aid, abet or prooitre. In statute, Howells v, Wynne, 15 C. B.
(N. S.) II.
COUirrBE-CJIiAm. white v. Reagan, 32 Ark. 281.
In statute. Pellas v, Ins. Co., 5 C. P. Div. 35; Macdougall v.
Maguire, 35 Cal. 274; Hay v. Short, 49 Mo. 139; Vassear v, Living-
ston, 13 N. Y. 248; Silliman v, Eddy, 8 How. Pr. 122; Gage v,
Angell, 8 How. Pr. 335; Davidson v. Livingston, 12 How. Pr. 10;
Conner v, Winton, 7 Ind. 523 ; Dietrich v, Koch, 35 Wis. 618.
OOUITPBKPBIT. coin. Queen v. Hermann, L. R, 4 Q. B. Div. 284.
OOUKTBBPABT. Doe v. Smith, 8 Ad. & Ell. 265.
COiriQTrEBSIGNED. bank bill by the cashier. In statute. Cain v. Boy nton,
10 Mass. 34.
CX)nNTEBS. Eagle v. Beard, 33 Ark. 497.
CO U N TIWG-HOUSB. Reg. v. Potter, 2 Den. C. C. 235.
GOnirrBIES. beyond the Cape of Gk>od Hope. In statute, Campbell v.
Barney, 5 Blatchf. 221.
COUNTRY.
84
COURT
COUWTBY.
oouirrY.
COUFIiBD.
COUPON,
OOUBSS.
COUBT.
In statute. Stairs v, Peaslee, 18 How. 521 ; United States v. The
Recorder, i Blatchf. 218.
store. Elliott v. Hamilton Ins. Co., 13 Gray, 139.
Patterson v. Temple, 27 Ark. 207 ; Commr's v, Comm'rs, 50 Md. 245.
In constitution. State v. Finn» 4 Mo. (App.) 347 ; State v, Walton, 69
Mo. 556.
In statute. Queen v. Peace, 5 Q. B. Div. 3S7 ; R^. v. R. Co., 3 Q. R
333; County Court v, Griswold, 58 Mo. 175.
authorities. In statute. Glenn v. Comm'rs, 6 Rich. (S. C.) 412-
board. In constttutton. Broadwellt/. People, 76 111. 554 ; Hughes
V. People, 82 111. 78.
bridge. In statute. Queen v. Chart, L. R., i C. C. R. 237;
Taylor v. Davis Co., 40 Iowa, 295.
oourt. In statute. Palmer v. Craddock, i Sneed, 215 ; County
of St Clair v. Irwin, 15 III. 54; Bowling Green R. Co. v. Warren
Co. Ct, 10 Bush, 711.
offloers. In constitution. Sheboygan Co. v. Parker, 3 Wall. 93 ;
State V. Glenn, 7 Heisk. 472.
purposes. In statute. McCormick v. Fitch, 14 Minn. 252;
Louisville, etc., R. Co. v. County Ct, i Sneed, 637 ; State v.
Seaman, 23 Ohio St. 389.
any . In statute. O'Brien v. Vulcan Iron Works, 7 Ma (App.)
259.
any oity or town. In constitution. Jordan v. Cass Co., 3 Dill.
184 ; Harshman v. Baker Co., 2 Otto, 569.
oourt of the . Palmer t^. Craddock, i Sneed, 214.
with an interest. Hunt v. Rousmanier, 8 Wheat. 174.
Myers v. York, etc., R. Co., 43 Me. 232; McKenzie v. Montreal, etc.,
Ins. Co., 27 U. C, C. P. 224.
of entail. Sackville v. Holmesdale, L. R., 4 H. L. 543.
Hendrick v. Hendrick, 28 Ind. 291 ; Tutt v. People, 36 N. Y. 431 ;
Johnson v. Lewis, i Rich. 390; Mealing t^. Pace, 14 Ga. 596; Hobart
V. Hobart, 45 Iowa, 501 ; Gurnee v. Co. of Brunswick, 1 Hugh. 270.
In constitution. People v. Van Allen, 55 N. Y. 31 ; Malone v. Murphy,
2 Kas. 45a
In rule. Dyckmant/. McDonald, 5 How. Pr. 121 ; Osborne v, Betts,
8 How. Pr. 31.
In statute. Michigan, etc., R. Co. v. R. Co., 3 Ind. 239; Gold v. Ver-
mont, etc.. R. Co.. 19 Vt. 475.
before whom the action is tried. In statute. Cooley v. East-
man, 57 N. H. 503.
having a seal. Ingoldsby v. Juan, 12 Cal. 564.
of chancery* In bond. Morgan v. Morgan, 4 Gill & J. 395-
In statute. Stockton R. Co. v. Brown, 9 H. L. Cas. 246.
of dvil judicature. In statute. Shrewsbury Peerage, 7 H. L
Cas. I.
of record. Searcy v. Hogan, Hempst. 20; Planters, etc.. Bank
V. Chipley, Ga. Dec 50; Smith v. Morrison, 22 Pick. 430; Wheaton
V. Fellows, 23 Wend. 375; Silver Lake Bank v. Hardmg, 5 Ohio,
545 ; Adams v. Rogers, Wright, 428 ; Hooker v. State, 7 Blackf.
CO UR T. 8S CRAFT.
% , ^ ,
OOUBT — Continued.
272; Stone V, Proctor, 2 D. Chip. (Vt.) 113; Wahrenbcrger v.
Horan, i8Tez. 57 ; ex parte Thistleton, 52 Cal. 220; Hahn v. Keely,
34 Cal. 391.
of record. In statute. Bennegan v. Murphy. 13 Mete. 251 ; ex
parte Gledhill, 8 Mete. 168 ; State z/. Whittemore, 50 N. H. 251.
of record having "* * oommon-law juriadiotioii In statute.
United States v. Power, 14 Blatchf. 223.
or judge. In statute. Wilson v. Hood, 3 H. & C. 148, Oaks v.
Rodgers, 48 Cal. 197.
inferior • In constitution. Nugent v. State, 18 Ala. 521.
superior . Simons v. DeBare, 4 Bosw. 547.
In statute. Hewitt v. Cory, L. R., 5 Q. B. 418; ex parte Fernandez,
10 C. B. (N. S.) 4.
superior of oommon law. In statute. Jarrard v. Tuck, 8 C.
B. 268.
the . In statute. Greenwood v. Bradford, 128 Mass. 296.
OOUBT-HOnSS. InstatuU, Kane v. MeCown, 55 Mo. 181 ; Hambright v. Brock-
man, 59 Mo. 52.
at the north door of the . In notice of sale. Alden v. Goldie,
82 III. 581 ; Wallace v. Arnold, 71 111. 350.
OOUBTS. In constitution. Dickson v. State, i Wis. 124.
In statute. Tarrant v. Baker, 14 C. B. 199.
of the United States. In constitution. Noerr v. Brewer, i
Me Arthur, 507 ; Beatty v. Ross, 1 Fla. 198; United States v. Has-
kins, 3 Sawy. 262 ; Jeckerz/. Montgomery, 13 How. 498; reOster-
haus, 6 Am. L. J. 519; Clinton v. Englebrecht, 13 Wall. 434.
OOXJSINB. second . In will. Sanderson v. Bailey, 2 Mylne & Cr. 56 ; re
Parker, 14 Ch. Div. 529; 28 W. R. 823; Mayott v. Mayott, 2 Bro.
C. C. 125 ; Charge v. Goodyer, 3 Russ. 140 ; Corporation of Bridge-
worth V. Collins, 1 5 Sim. 541.
OOvjsnAlTT. Magee v. Fisher, 8 Ala. 320; Greenleaf t/. Allen, 127 Mass. 248.
In contract, Hayne v. Cummins, 16 C. B. (N. S.) 421.
In deed. Hatch v. White, 22 Pick. 521.
reaL Davis v. Lyman, 6 Conn. 249.
COVISNAirra. defendant . Bailey v. White, 3 Ala. 330.
ftill of aeisure and warranty* In contract for deed. Gregg v.
Von Phul, I Wall. 274.
independent . Bailey v. White, 3 Ala. 330.
mutual . Bailey v. White, 3 Ala. 330.
COVEBED. by insuranoe. Johnson v. Campbell, 120 Mass. 449.
COVIN* Mix V. Muzzy, 28 Conn. 166.
COW. Pomeroy v. Trimper, 8 Allen, 398.
In indictment. Parker v. State, 39 Ala. 365 ; Taylor v. State, 6
Humph. 285.
In statute. People v. Soto, 39 Cal. 68 ; Rex v. Cook, i Leach C. C.
123; Carruth z'. Grassie, 11 Gray, 211 ; Freeman v. Carpenter, 10
Vt 433 (33 Am. Dec. 210).
COW-KSEFEB. In statute. Bell v. Young, 15 C. B. 530.
GRAFT. In statute. Blandford v. Morrison, 1 5 Q. B. 730 ; Reed v. Ingham, 3
El. & Bl. 890.
CRAFT.
86
CREDITORS.
— Continued.
bay or river
GBSATB.
GBSATEB.
GKEDIBIiB.
GKEDIT.
GKEDITOB.
CBEDITOB8.
or other boat. In statute. The Wenonah v. Brag-
don, 21 Gratt. 685.
other small of light oharaoter propelled by steam. Instatuti.
United States v. The Mollie, 2 Woods, 318.
Moore v. City of Reading, 21 Pa. St 188.
In constitution. People v, Marshall, i Gilm. 672 ; Syracuse City Bk.
V. Davis, 16 Barb. x88.
In statute. Edwards v. Bibb, 54 Ala. 475.
by fraud. In statute. Palmer v. Preston, 45 Vt. 154 (12 Am.
Rep. 191).
In statute. Whitlock v. West, 26 Conn. 406.
disinterested. In statute. Freleigh v. State, 8 Mo. 607.
witness. Ryan v. Devereux. 26 U. C. Q. B. 100.
witnesses. In statute. Frink t^. Pond, 46 N. H. 125; Sullivan
V. Sullivan, 106 Mass. 476; Stewart v. Harriman, 56 N. H. 25:
Dibble v, Morris, 26 Conn. 417 ; Hall v. Hall, 18 Ga. 40 ; Hawes^/.
Humphrey, 9 Pick. 350 (?o Am. Dec. 481); Bacon v. Bacon. 17
Pick. 135; Sparhawk z/. Sparhawk, 10 Allen, 156; Garland v. Crow,
2 Bailey, 24; Amory t^. Fellows, 5 Mass. 229; Sears v. Dillingham,
12 Mass. 358; Haven v. Hilliard, 23 Pick. 10; White v. Barrack,
I M. & W. 425.
Owen V, Branch Bk., 3 Ala. 258 ; Dry Dock Bk. v. American Ins. Co..
3 N. Y. 344 ;^ Rindge v. Judson, 24 N. Y. 64 ; Hulme v. Muggleston,
3 M. & W. 30.
In contract. Lyman v. Babcock, 40 Wis. 503.
In statute. Phoenix Ins. Co. v. Scholes, 20 Wis. 38.
in oash. In order. Ellison v. CoUingridge, 9 C. B. 571.
on my aoooiuit. In note. Lee v. Chillicothe Bank, i Biss. 325.
the drawer. In note. Steckel v. Steckel, 28 Pa. St. 233.
if you give Mm . In guaranty. Simpson v. Manley, Tyrwh. 76.
mutual
Groom v. West, 8 Ad. & Ell. 773.
In statute. New Jersey Ins. Co. v. Meeker, 8 Vroom, 282 ; Perry v.
Orr, 6 Vroom, 295 ; Southard v. Benner, 72 N. Y. 424 ; re Poland.
L. R., I Ch. App. 356 ; Follansbee v. Bird, 8 Cush. 291 ; Waller v.
Mardus, 29 Mo. 25 ; Noyes v. Blakeman, 6 N. Y. 567 ; Underwood
V. Ogden, 6 R Mon. 606 ; New Haven Saw Mill Co. v. Fowler, 28
Conn. 103; Phillips v. Poland, L. R, i C. P. 204; Marsden Steam
Co. V. Guy, 40 Conn. 166; Wood v. De Mattos, L. R., i Ex. 92;
Robertson v. Goss, L. R., 2 Ex. 396 f Giflford v. Whitcomb, 9
Cush. 482 ; Gannard v. Esleva, 20 Ala. 732; Meyer 1/. Car Co., 12
Otto, 9.
of the estate. In statute. Chandler v. Stevenson, 68 Mo. 45a
any . In statute. Belknap v. Ins. Co., 18 N. Y. (S. C.) 282;
Bongard v. Block, 81 111. 186; Trecothick v. Austin, 4 Mason, 23.
In Heed. Dingwall v. Edwards, 4 B. & S. 758.
In statute. Bongard v. Block, 81 111. 186 ; Thompson v. Van Vechten.
5 Abb. Pr. 458 ; Davis' Appeal, 39 Conn. 395 ; Pierce v. Turner, 5
Cranch, 454; Martin v. Dryden, 6 111. 187; Walradt v. Brown, 6
111. 397 ; Kimball v. Cook, 6 III. 423; SchaefFer v. Weed, 8 111. 511 ;
Boies T/. Henney, 32 III. 130; Loughbridge v. Bowland, 52 Miss. 546;
U. S. V. McLellan, 3 Sumn. 350.
CREDITORS.
87
CRIMINAL.
GBEDrrOBS— Continued.
haying seoority foft their* debts. In statute. Wymer v.
Kemble, 6 B. Ap C. 484.
hie . In stattUe. Re Derby, 8 Ben. 1 18.
judgment . In statute, Lloyd v. Harris, 8 C. B. 72.
GBSDITB.
OBEW.
gbuccon.
cbhonaIi.
People V. Hibernia Ins. Co., 3 Cent. L. J. 260.
In writ. Cummins v. Garvin, 65 Me. 301 .
and ofltots. In statute, Preston v. Lodge, 39 Cal. 116.
or effbote. In statutes. Shultz v. Christman, 6 Mo. (App.) 341.
Schermerhom v, Hudson River R. Co., 38 N. Y. 103.
In statute. United States v. Winn, 3 Sumn. 209; Millandon v.
Martin, 6 Rob. (La.) 534.
or ship's oompany. In statute, U. S. v. Libby, i W. & M. 230.
any of the . In statute. U. S. v. Harriman, i Hughes, 527.
the .
In contract, Frazer v. Hatton, 2 C. B. (N. S.) 525.
In libel. Gibson v. Cincinnati Enquirer, 5 Cent. L. J. 380.
McCord V, People, 46 N. Y. 470 ; People v. White, 34 Cal. 183 ; State
V, Corporation, T. U. P. Charlt. 235 ; Van Meter v. People, 60 IlL
168.
In constitution. Re Bergen, 31 Wis. 383.
In statute. Walton v. Gavin, 16 Q. B. 81 ; State v. Linthicum, 68
Mo. 66 ; Com. v. Dennison, 24 How. 66.
against nature. Ausman v. Veal, 10 Ind. 335.
arising under the revenue ktws. In statute. U. S. v. Husch,
10 Otto, 33.
involving moral turpitude. In statute. Filber v. Dauter-
mann, 26 Wis. 521.
or ofltase against the laws of Ohina. In statute. Attorney-
General V. Kwok-a-Sing, L. R., 5 P. C. C. 179.
other . In constitution. Re Clark, 9 Wend. 212; re Voorhees,
32 N. J. (L.) 139; Kentucky v. Dennison, 24 How. 66; Morton v.
Skinner, 48 Ind. 123.
fblsi. Johnson v. Riley, 13 Ga. 97; Harrison v. State, 55 Ala.
239; Webb V. State, 29 Ohio St. 351 ; United States v. Block, 4
Sawy. 211.
In constitution. Randall v. Brigham, 7 Wall. 523.
In statute. Van Meters. People, 60 111. 168.
by bankrupts against bankruptcy laws. In statute. Ex parte
Terrey, 4 Ex. Div. 63 ; re Counbaye, L. R., 8 Q. B. 410.
all other not capital. In statute. Mann v. Owen, 9 B. & C. 599.
In statute. Applegate v. Com., 7 B. Mon. 12.
In constitution. Grimball v. Ross, T. U. P. Charl. 175 ;
Floyd V. Comm'rs, 14 Ga. 354.
In statute. Wiggins v. City of Chicago, 68 111. 372 ; Woodward v.
Squires, 39 Iowa, 435 ; Com. v. Intoxicating Liquors, 115 Mass.
142; Mixer T'. Supervisors, 26 Mich. 422.
process. Ward v. Lewis, i Stew. 26.
proceeding. In statute. Re Dean of York, 2 Q. B. i.
prosecution. In constitution. Withers v. State, 36 Ala. 252.
CRIMINAL.
88
CRUELTY,
CB08S.
CBIMINAIi — Continued.
proaeoatioiUL In statute. Com. v. Intoxicating Liquors, 122
Mass. 8.
Harrison v. Ricks, 71 N. C. 7 ; Fry v. Jones, 2 Rawle, 1 1.
In statute. People v. N. Y. Cent R. R., 13 N. Y. 78; Steele t/.
Northampton Co., 45 Conn. 344.
the lake. In statute, Sprague v, Birdsell, 2 Cow. 419 ; Cayuga
Bridge Co. v. Stout, 7 Cow. 33.
to lot above mentioned. In deed, Comstock v. Van Deusen, 5
Pick. 163.
GROSS-BILL. Cross z/. DeValle, i Wall. 5; Ayers v. Carver, 17 How. 591 ; Kidder
V. Barr, 35 N. H. 235; McDougald v, Dougherty, 14 Ga. 674;
Tison V, Tison, 14 Ga. 167.
OBOSS-OOMPLAINT. White v. Reagan, 32 Ark. 281.
CBOSSINa. the bar. In statute. Bremen v. Bristol. 66 Me. 354.
GBOSSnTCiS. road . In statute. Tracy t/. T. & B. R. R., 38 N. Y. 433 ; Brace
V. N. Y. Cent R. R., 27 N. Y. 269.
In statute. Recknagel v. Murphy, 12 Otto, 197.
In statute. Com. v. McClellan, loi Mass. 34.
and unusual punishment. In constitution. United States v.
Collins, 2 Curtis C. C; 194; Wilkerson v. Utah, 99 U. S. J30;
Whitten v. State, 47 Ga. 497 ; Com. v. Wyatt, 6 Rand. 694 ; State
V. Kearney, i Hawks. -54; Barker v. People 3 Cow. 683 (15 Am.
Dec. 322) ; Pervear v. Com., 5 Wall. 475 ; State v. Pettie, 80 N.C.
367 (30 Am. Rep. 88); State v. Miller, 75 N. C. 73 ; State v. Drover,
78 N. C. 423.
and iTihuman. In statute. Freeman v. Freeman, 31 Wis. 235.
and Inhuman treatment. In statute. Mason v. Mason, i Edw.
Ch. 278 ; Kennedy T/. Kennedy, 73 N. Y. 369; Gholston t/. Gholston,
31 Ga. 625 ; Beyer t/. Beyer, 50 Wis. 254 ; Skinner v. Skinner, 5 Wis.
449; Johnson v. Johnson, 4 Wis. 137.
barbarous and Inhuman treatment. In statute. Small v. Small,
57 Ind. 568 : Finley v. Finley, 9 Dana, 52 ; Thornberry v. Thorn-
berry, 2 J. J. Marsh, 322 ; Moyler v. Moyler, 11 Ala. 620.
beat. In indictment. Com. v. Mc Clellan, xoi Mass. 34.
CBXJDS.
CBUEL.
CBUSLTY.
Evans v. Evans, i Hagg. Con. 35 ; Close v. Close, 6 C. E. Greene,
338 ; Odom v. Odom, 36 Ga. 286; Dysart v. Dysart, 11 Jur. 490;
Perry v. Perry, 2 Paige, 501 ; Durant v. Durant, i Hagg. Ecc. 768
(note) ; Lockeridge v. Lockeridge, 3 Dana, 28 ; Hughes v. Hughes,
19 Ala. 307 ; Hulme v. Hulme, i Add. Ecc. 29 ; Judge v. State, 58
Ala. 402; Rhame v. Rhame, i McCord'sCh. 197 (16 Am. Dec. 597).
In statute. Turner v. Turner, 44 Ala. 437 ; Goodrich v. Goodrich, 44
Ala. 670 ; Childs v. Childs, 49 Mo. 509.
and maltreatment. Paterson v. Paterson, 3 H. L. Cas. 308.
of treatment. In statute. Coles v. Coles, 2 Md. (Ch.) 341 ;
Daiger v. Dargen 2 Md. (Ch.) 335 ; Tayman v. Tayman, 2 Md. (Ch.)
393 ; Bowie v. Bowie, 3Md. (Ch.) 51 ; Hoshall v. Hoshall, 51 Md. 72.
to animals. United States v. Jackson, 4 Cranch C. C. 483;
Squires v. Whisken, 3 Camp. 140 ; Morris' Case, 6 N. Y. City Hall
Rec. 62; Stage Horse Cases. 15 Abb. Pr. (N. S.) 51; Stete v.
Avery. 44 N. H. 302 : Com. v. Lupkin, 7 Allen, 579 ; State v. Briggs.
I Aiken (Vt), 226; Budge v. Parsons, 3 B. & S. 382.
CRUELTY,
89
CURRENT.
GBXJELTY — Continued.
oxtreme
— . In statute, Warren v. Warren, 3 Mass. 321 ; English
V, English, 12 C. E. Green, 579; Briggs v, Briggs, 20 Mich. 34;
Eidenmuller v, EidenmuUer, 37 Cal. 364 ; Fero v, Fero, 98 Mass.
157; Bailey v, Bailey, 97 Mass. 378 ; Waskam v. Waskam, 31 Miss.
155; Haskell v, Haskell, 54 Cal. 262; Harratt z/. Harratt, 7 N. H.
196 (26 Am. Dec. 730).
extreme and repeated , In statute, Henderson v, Henderson,.
88 111. 248 ; Harman v, Harman, 16 HI. 85.
intolerable . In statute, Shaw v, Shaw, 17 Conn. 189.
The Brutus, 2 Gall. 526.
neglect. Waltham Bk. v. Wright, 8 Allen, 121.
In statute, Sykes v, Meacham, 103 Mass. 286.
negligence. Woodman v, Nottingham, 49 N. H. 387.
Cni/nVATEI). Held. In statute. State v, Allen, 13 Ired. (L.) 36; State v, Mc*
Minn, 81 N. C. 585.
CULTIVATION, state of . In statute, Johnson v. Perley, 2 N. H. 56 (9 Am..
Dec. 35).
CBUIBS.
CTUIJPABLE.
CUMULATIVE.
Yeaton v. Chapman, 6$ Me. 126; DeWitt v, San Francisco, 2 Cal.
339.
evidenoe. Glidden v, Dunlap, 28 Me. 379; People v. New
CURATE.
CUBE.
CUBBENC7.
CUBBEira.
York Superior Court, 10 Wend. 286 ; Brisbane v, Adams, i Sandf.
195; Fleming v. Hollenback, 7 Barb. 271 ; Parshall v, Klinck, 43.
Barb. 203 ; Parker v. Hardy, 24 Pick. 246 ; Waller v. Graves, 20
Conn. 305 ; Grubb v. Kalb, 37 Ga. 459 ; Able v, Frazer, 43 Iowa, 175.
Mason v, Lambert, 12 Q. B. 796.
having the of aoula. In statute. State v. Bray, 13 Ired. 289.
Lackey v. Miller, Phill. (L.) 26 ; Marine Ins. Co. v, Tincher, 30 IlL
399 ; Marine Bk. v, Rushmore, 28 111. 46. ; Webster v. Pierce, 35
111. 158; Willett V, Paine, 43 111. 432; Osgood v, McConnell, 32
111. 75.
In contract, Dugan v, Campbell, i Ohio, 115; Campbell v, Hampson,
id. 1 19 ; Coffin v. Hill, i Heisk. 385 ; Cockrill v, Kirkpatrick. 9
Mo. 697 ; Huse v, Hamblin, 29 Iowa, 501 (4 Am. Dec. 244) ; Palmer
V, State Bk., 16 Iowa, 321 ; Farrell v. Fay, 7 Mo. 575 ; Chambers v,
George, 5 Litt. 335 ; Louden v, Kenney, i Bibb, 330 ; McChord v^
Lord, 3 Mon. 167 ; Bennett v* Com., 4 Mon. 108 ; Fleming v, Camp-
bell, I J. J. Marsh. 499 ; Griswold v, Hepburn, 2 Duv. 33 ; Jones v.
Overstreet, 4 Mon. 547.
of the State. Lampton v. Haggard, 3 Mon. 149.
lUinoiB . Hulbert v. Carver, 37 Barb. 62 ; Chicago re Ins. Co. v^
Kerron, 27 111. $01.
Kentucdcy . Lampton v. Haggard, 3 Mon. 149; Phelps i/. Taylor,
4 Mon. 170.
New York State . Ehle v, Chittenango Bk., 24 N. Y. 548.
bank notes. Pierson v, Wallace, 7 Ark. 282 ; Fleming v. Nail,.
I Tex. 246.
ftmds. Galena Ins. Co. v, Kupfer, 28 111. 335 ; Springfield Ins.
Co. V, Tucker, 30 111. 399 ; Mars v, Kupfer, 34 111. 286 ; Connell v,
Pumpheyt 9 Ind. 135 ; American Ins. Co. v, Clark, 47 la. 671 ; Piatt
V. Sauk Co. Bk., 17 Wis. 226 ; Moore v. Morris, 20 111. 255 ; Osgood
V. McConnell, 32 III. 74.
12
CURRENT.
90
DAMAGE.
CUBBSNT — Cootiaiied
money. Whartoo v. Morris, i Dall. 124; McCord v. Ford, 3 T.
B. Mon. 166 ; Coco v. Callahmn, 31 La. Ann. 624 ; Jones v. Over-
street, 4 Mon. $47 ; Bainbridge z/. Owen, 2' J. J. Marsh. 464.
value. In statute, U. S. v. Sixteen Packages, 2 Mason, 53;
Tappan v, U. S., 2 Mason, 399.
year. In iease. Doe v. Morphett. 7 Q. B. 578 ; Doe v. Dobell, i
CUBTESY.
CUHTLLAQB.
CUBVED.
CUSTODY.
CUSTOIL
Q. R806.
Orr V. Hollidays, 9 B. Mon. 59 ; Ferguson v. Freedy, 56 Barb. 168.
Com. z/. Barney, 10 Cush. 480; State v. Shaw, 31 Me. 522; Peoples.
Taylor. 2 Mich. 250; Edwards v, Dickerson, 28 N. J. (L.) 39; Cod-
dington v. Beebe, 31 N. J. (L.) 477; People v. Gedney, 17 N. Y. (S.
C.) 151 ; Com. 1/. Barney, 10 Cush. 480 ; Reg v, Gilbert, i C. k. K.
84 ; Fisher v. State, 43 Ala. 7.
In statute, Iney z/. State, 61 Ala. 59; Mason v, R. Co., L. R., 6 Eq.
Cas. loi ; State v, Shaw, 31 Me. 523.
line. In statute. Mayor v, Comm'rs, 113 Mass. 161.
Cutler?/. Howe, 122 Mass. 541.
In sentence. Smith v. Com., 59 Pa. St. 320.
In statute. Roll and v. Com., 82 Pa. St. 306.
pioouring hie discharge lh>m the . In statute. Foxall v. Bar-
nett, 2 El. & BI. 928.
sent Ibr in . In warrant, Howard v, Gosset, 10 Q. 6. 4cx>.
Hall V. Nottingham, L. R., i Ex. Div. i ; Broussard v, Bernard, 7 La.
211 ; Bodfish v. Fox, 23 Me. 90; Barnard v, Kellogg, 10 Wall. 383;
Wilcox V. Wood, 9 Wend. 346 ; Mayor of Linn Regis v. Taylor, 3
Lev. 160.
CXTSTOMABY.
GUSTOMEB.
CUT.
. In contract. Stewart v. West India Co., L. R., 8 Q. B.
363.
in OOnlbrmity with the of this plaoe. In marriage contract.
Wilkinson v. Am. Iron Mut. Co., 20 Mo. 122.
despatoh. In charter party. Smith v, (lojaoo ft. Yellow Lum-
OY.
her, 2 Fed. Rep. 396.
McLean v, Dunn, 39 U. C. (Q. B.) 551.
State V, Patza, 3 La. Ann. 512 ; Atkinson's Case, i Russ. &. Ry. 104;
Rex V. McDemott, Russ. & Ry. 336 ; Rex v, Hayward, Russ. &
Ry. 78.
down or otherwise destroy. In statute. Rex v. Taylor, i Russ.
& Ry. 373.
glass. In statute. Binns v, Lawrence, 12 How. 9.
off. Tillotson V. H. R. R. R., 9 N. Y. 575 ; Rex v, Harris, 7 C. &
P. 446 ; State v. Mairs, Coxe (N. J.), 453.
tobaoco. In statute. Venable v. Richards, i Hughes, 327.
HI . In note, Hulburt v. Carver, 37 Barb. 62.
newspaper. In statute, Richardson v, Tobin, 45 Cal. 30.
DAM.
DAMAGE.
In statute. People v. Gaige, 23 Mich. 93.
fishing mill . In statute. Gamctt v. Backhouse, 8 R & S. 49a
Fay V. Parker, 53 N. H. 342.
In bill of lading. Taylor v. Liverpool Steam Co., L. R., 9 Q. B. 546.
DAMAGE.
91
DANGERS.
DAICAGS
Continued.
In statute. Smith v. Brown* L. R., 6 Q. B. 729 : The Franconia, 2
Prob. Div. 163; Jubb v. Hull Dock Co., 9 Q. B. 443; Herring v.
Board of Works. 19 C. B. (N. S.) 526. ^
any firame. In statute. Rex v, Tracy, i Russ. & Ry. 453.
' to goods while in transit. In bill of lading, Menzell v, R. Co.,
I Dillon, 531.
to the person. In statute, Norton v, Sewall, 106 Mass. 144.
with intent to render useless. In statute. Queen v, Fisher,
L. R., I C. C. R. 9-
any to any goods. In bill of lading, Taylor v, Liverpool, etc.»
DAMAQES.
DAMAGINQ.
DAMNUM.
DANCING.
DAKGSBS.
R. Co., L. R., 9 Q. a 546.
breakage, leakage or —
In bill of lading, Czech v. General
Steam Nav. Co., L. R., 3 C. P. 3.
Hunt V, Smith, 9 Kans. 137.
In appeal bond, ■ U. S. v, Addison, 6 Wall. 291.
_ •
In injunction bond, Hannibal, etc.. R. R. v, Shepley. i Mo. (App.)
256 ; Hovey v. Rubber Tip. Pencil Co., 50 N. Y. 335.
In reference, Samson v. Young, 50 "N. H. 62.
In statute, Owen v, Brockschmidt, 54 Mo. 285 ; Martin v. Martin, 2
Green, 125; Bartholomew v, Chapin. 10 Mete. 3; Hann. Bridge
Co. V, Shaubacker, 56 Mo. 582 ; Guild v. Guild, 2 Mete. 231 ; Puc-
quette v, Pickness, 19 Wis. 223; State v, Ryan, 2 Mo. (App.) 303;
Griffin v, Mortimer, 8 Wend. 538 ; Chase v, Ingalls. 97 Mass. 524;
Abraham's Case, i Rob. 676 ; Hays v, Briggs, 3 Pitts. 504 ; Catlett
V. Brodie, 9 Wheat. 553 ; Goodyear Dental Vulcanite Co. v. Van
Antwerp, 9 Off. Pat. G.az. 497 ; Woodman v, Nottingham, 49 N. H.
387; White V. Steele, 13 C. B. (N. S.) 231 ; Wendell v, Washington
Bk., 5 Cow. 161.
- — oosts and expenses. In covenant. Low v. Archer, 12 N. Y. 277.
aoddents or of the seas of whatever nature or kind what-
soever. In bill of lading, Lloyd v. General Iron Screw Co.. 3 H.
& C. 285.
actual . In statute, Stephens v. Felt, 2 Blatchf. 38.
oosts and . In bond, Corcoran v, Judson. 24 N. Y. 106.
general . Bristol Manuf. Co. v, Gridley, 28 Conn. 201.
just tor delay. In U, S, Supreme Court Rules, Jerome v, Mc-
Carter, 21 Wall. 17.
liquidated . In contract, Lampham 7/. Cochran, 16 N. Y. 275;
Bagley v, Peddie, 16 N. Y. 469.
special . Bristol Manuf. Co. v, Gridley, 28 Conn. 201.
Rex V, Whittingham, 9 C. & P. 234 ; Rex v, Tracy, Russ. & Ry. 452 ;
Rex V, Norris, 9 C. &. P. 241.
&tale. Thickston v, Howard, 8 Blackf. 335,
In statute, Quaglieni v. Matthews, 6 B. & S. 482.
iinneoessary or peril. In policy of insurance, Ins. Co. v,
Seaver, 19 Wall. 531.
and aooidents of the seas and navigation. In bill of lading,
Laurie v, Douglass, 1 5 M. & W. 746.
inoident to the navigation of the river. In bill of lading. The
Wathan, 13 Opin. Atty.-Gen. 119. • .
DANGERS.
92
DATE.
DANQEB8 — Continued.
of lake navigation. In bill of lading. Transportation Co. v.
Downer, 11 Wall. 129.
« of navigation. In bill of lading. The Rooket, i Biss. 354; The
DANaSBOUS.
DANSEUSE.
DATE.
Portsmouth, 9 Wall. 682 ; Plaistedz^. Boston, etc., Nav. Co., 27 Me.
132; Steamboat Co. v. Bason, Harp. 262; Cowley z/. Davidson. 15
Minn. 92 ; The New Jersey, Olcott, 44 ; Marsh v, Blythe, i McCord.
360; Lloyd V. General Iron Screw Co., 3 H. & C. 284; The City of
Norwich, 3 Ben. 575 ; Grill v. General Iron Screw Co., L. R.. i C.
P. 600; L. R., 3 C. P. 476; Van Hein v, Taylor, 7. Rob. 201 ; White-
sides z^. Thurl kill, 12 S. & M. S99; Williams v, Bronson, i Murph.
(S. C.) 417 (4 Am. Dec. 562) ; Hand v, Baynes, 4 Whart. 404 (33 Am.
Dec. 204).
— of the river. In bill of lading. Grey v. Mobile Trade Co.. SS
Ala. 388; Williams v, Bronson. i Murphey, 417 (4 Am. Dec. 562);
Steamboat Co. v. Basin, Harp. (S. C.) 262 ; Wbitesides v, Russell,
8 W. &. S. 44 ; Gilmore v. Carman, i S. & M. 279 ; Garrison v, Mem-
phis Ins. Co.. 19 How. 312; Merrill v, Arey, 3 Ware. 215; Cox v,
Peterson, 30 Ala. 608 ; Union MuL Ins. Co. v. Indianapolis, etc.. R.
Co., I Disney, 480; Jones z/. Pitcher, 3 St.& P. 135 ; McClure v. Cox,
32 Ala. 617 ; Hibler v, McCartney, 31 Ala. 501 ; Sampson v, Gaz-
zam, 6 Port. 123; Ezzell t/. Miller, 6 Port. 307; Ezzell v. English.
6 Port. 31 1 ; Hatchett v. The Compromise, 12 La. Ann. 783 ; Broad-
well V, Butler, i Newb. 171 ; Mahon v. The Olive Branch, 18 La.
Ann. 107 ; Cox v, Peterson, 30 Ala. 608.
— of the roads. In bill of lading, De Rothschild v. Royal Mail
Steam Co., 7 Ex. 734.
— of the seas. In bill of lading, Harvey v. Pike. N. C. Terra
Rep. 82 ; Pickering v, Barkley, i Style. 132 ; Baxter v, Leland, Abb.
Adm. 348 ; Jones v. Pitcher. 3 St. & P. 135 ; Dibble v, Morgan, i
Woods, 406; Merrill v, Arey, 3 Ware. 215 ; The Star of Hope, 17
Wall. 651 ; Phelps v, Williamson, 5 Sandf. 578; Aymer v, Astor,
6 Cow. 266; The Antionetta C, S Ben. 564; The Patria, L. R..3
Adm. 436; Spence v, Godwich, 10 Q. B. 517: The Reeside, 2 Sumn.
567.
In bond, U. S. v. Hall, 2 Wash. C. C. 366.
In charter party, U. S. v. Hall, 6 Cranch, 171.
or aooidents of navigation. In bill of lading. The Miletus, s
Blatchf. 335.
Fernandez v, Sacramento City R. Co.. 52 Cal. 45.
lunatio. In statute, Reg. v, Barnsley, 12 Q. B. 193.
weapon. U. S. v. Small. 2 Curt. C. C. 241 ; Com. v, O'Brien,
119 Mass. 342 : Pinson v. State, 23 Tex. 579; U. S. v. Wilson, Bald.
78 ; U. S. V, Wood, 3 Wash. C. C. 440.
In contract. Baron v, Placide, 7 La. Ann. 229.
Ing^rsoll V, Kirby, Walk. 27.
In note. Sturdy v, Henderson. 4 B. & Aid. 593.
In statute, Upston v, Marchant, 2 B. & C. 11.
of issue. In statute, De Florez z/. Reynolds, 17 Blatchf. 450.
of the last work done or materials Aimished. In statute^
Bement v, Trenton Loco. Works, 32 N. J. (L.) 513.
after . In statute, Williams v, Jarnett, S B. & Adol. 32.
after of appointment. In statute, U. S. v, Moore, 5 Otto, 760.
flrom such . In statute, U. S. v, Moore, 5 Otto, 760.
DA UGHTERS. 93 DEADL Y.
DAUQHTEBS. In will, Terpening v. Skinner, 29 N. Y. 50$.
DAY. Fulton t/. Drake, 5 Hurl. & N. 648 ; Noxon v. Freeman, $ Hurl, k N.
653.
In contract, Horton v, Locke, 5 Hill, 437.
In statute, Kane v. Com., 89 Pa. St. 522 ; Pulling v. People, 8 Barb.
384.
Ibr argument. In rule of court. Parr v, Jewell, 16
C. B. 685.
— of hearing. In statute, Fletcher v. Baker, L. R., 9 Q. B. 370.
— of trial. In statute. Green v, Charlotte R. Co., 6 Rich. (S. C.)
342.
flrrt of July. In statute, Burch v, Newbury, 10 N. Y. 374.
on a oertain. In statute, Reg. v. Congers, 8 Q. B. 988.
tenth . In statute, Michie v. Michie, 17 Gratt. 109.
DATS. Brown v, Buzan, 24 Ind. 194; Hampton v, Erenyeller, 2 Browne, 18;
Blake v, Crowninshield, 9 N. H. 304; Chiles v. Smith, 9 N. H. 304;
Deyot/. Bleckley, 24 Barb. 9; Lester t/. Garland, 15 Ves. 248; Wells
V, Hull, 19 Conn. 376.
In charter party, Cochran v. Rethberg, 3 Esp. 121 ; Higgins v, U. S.
Mail Steam Co., 3 Blatchf. 282.
In statute, Taylor v. Palmer, 31 Cal. 240 ; Miles v, McDermott, 31 Cal.
271 ; National Bk. v, Williams, 46 Mo. 17 ; Burton v, Chicago, 53
111. 87.
at least five before the day of election. State v. Gasconade
Co., 33 Mo. 102.
at least ten between the day of service and the first day of
the next term. In statute, Robinson v, Foster, 12 Iowa, 186.
four entire . In statute. Furnell v. Smith, 7 B. & C. 693.
not less than five nor more than ten after the date of the
warrant. In statute. Abraham's Catie, i Rob. (Va.) 676.
plea in four . In order of court. Dunn v. Hudson, i D. & L. 204.
seven time Ibr pleading. In order of court, Pepperell v, Dur-
rell, 2 Dow. Prac. Cas. 674.
ten notioe. In statute. Hahn v. Dierkes, 37 Mo. 574.
thirty belbre suit. In statute. Thomas v. Affleck. 16 Pa. St. 14.
three . In statute, Bouligny v. White, 5 La. Ann. 31.
two • In statute. State v. McLendon, 1 Stew. 195.
within Ibnr after the adjottmment. In statute. Neal v. Crew,
12 Ga. 93.
within six • In statute, Patchin v. Bonsack, 52 Mo. 431.
within ten . In statute.^ People v. New York, etc., R. Co., 28
Barb. 284.
within thirty . Swift v, Tansey, 5 Ind. 196; Faure v. CJ. S., 23
Ind. 48; Galltt/. Finch, 24 How. Pr. 193.
BAY-TIMB In bond. Trull v. Wilson, 9 Mass. 154.
BEAD. animals. In city ordinance. Underwood v. Green, 42 N. Y. 140.
weight. In contract. Cunnin^rhani v. Dun, 3 C. P. Div. 443.
DEADLY. weapon. Com. v, Branham, 8 Bush, 387 ; Flournoy v. State, 16
Tex. 31 ; State v. Jarrott, i I red. 76.
/// indictment. State v. Harper, 69 Mo. 425.
DEAL.
94
DEBT,
DEAL.
DSALEB.
DEAIiEBS.
DEAUNG.
In statute. Clifford v. State, 29 Wis. 329.
in goodBy wares and merohandiae. In charter. Bates v. State
Bk., 2 Ala. (N. S.) 7^1,
or trade in; In charter, Fleckner v. Bank of the U. S., 8 Wheat.
451.
in the selling. In statute. State v. Paddock, 24 Vt. 312.
purohase or in land. In charter. Blunt z/. Walker, 1 1 Wis. 334.
Vernon v, Manhattan Co., 17 Wend. 524.
In statute, Goodwin v, Clark, 65 Me. 126 ; Overall if. Bezeau, 37 Mich.
506 ; Studdy v, Sanders, 5 B. & C. 639.
in second hand books. In city ordinance. Eastman v. Chicago,
79 111. 178.
in spirits. In statute. Wetherell v. Jones, 3 B. & Adol. 225.
in spirituous liquors. In statute. State v. Dow, 21 Vt. 484.
Intobaooo. In statute. Carter v. State, 44 Ala. 29.
carries on the business of a wholesale liquor . In statute. U.
S. V, Johnson, i Hughes, 531.
wholesale liquor . In statute. U. S. v. Fiegelstock, 14 Blatchf.
321.
In statute. State v. Yearby, 82 N. C. 561.
in goods, wares and merchandise. In statute, Berks Co. v,
Bertolet, 13 Pa. St. 525.
in malt liquors. U. S. v. Wittigg, 3 Cent. L. J. 270.
In statute, Brewin v. Short, 5 El. & BI. 230.
in commercial jNiper. In corporation charter, Bulkley v,
Briggs, 30 Mo. 452.
or trading. In U, S, Bank charter, B^ik of U. S. v, Wag-
DEAIJNGH3.
DEATH.
DEBAUCH.
DEBAUCHED.
gener, 9 Peters, 378.
— and transactions with any bankrupt. In statute, Graham v.
. Furber, 14 C. B. 135 ; Tucker v, Barrow, 3 C. & P. 85.
at her . In will. David v. Brossman, 2 Yerg. 557.
in case of the . In will. Galland v, Leonard, i Swanst. Ch. 161.
Wood V, Matthews, 47 Iowa, 409 ; Koenig v, Nott, 2 Hik. 323.
habits. Wickwire's Appeal, 30 Conn. 86.
DEBENTXTBES. In will. Re Lane, 14 Ch. Div. 857.
DlBSEfV. U. S. V, Colt, I Pet. C. C. 145 ; Zinn v. Ritterman, 2 Abb. Pr. N. S.
261 ; Andrews v, Murray, 9 Abb. Pr. 8 ; Weston v. City of Syracuse,
17 N. Y. no; Garrison v. Howe, 17 N. Y. 458; Elwood v. Derfen-
dorf, 5 Barb. 398 ; People v. Arguello, 37 Cal. 524 ; Scott v, Daven-
port, 34 Iowa, 308 ; Baltimore v. Gill, 31 Md. 375 ; City of Camden
V. Allen, 26 N. J. (L. ) 398.
In constitution. Morgan v. State, 47 Ala. 34 ; Caldwell v. State, 55
Ala. 133; People v. Flagg, 46 N. Y. 401 ; Newell v. People, 7 N. Y.
9; Mussert/. Stewart, 21 Ohio St. 353.
In statute, Weston v. City of Syracuse, 17 N. Y. no; Innes v. East
India Co., 17 C. B. 351 ; Esmond v. Bullard, 16 Hun, 65 ; Flanagan
V. Watkins. 3 B. & Aid. 191 ; Clingman v, Kemp, 57 Ala. 19s; Dow-
ling z^. Stewart, 4 111. 193; Lowell v, Comni's, 106 Mass. 540; Cald-
well V. State, 55 Ala. 135 ; re Greenskill, L. R., 8 C. P. 24 ; Camp v.
Grant, 21 Conn. 54; State v. Gambs, &S Mo. 289; Hodsall v. Bax-
ter, I El. B. & El. 885 ; Dunlop v. Keith, i Leigh, 430 ; ex parte Reed,
4 Cranch C. C. 582 ; Queen v. Guardians, L. R., 9 Q. B. 383 ; re
DEBT.
95
DEBTS.
1SEBP2 — Continued.
Derby's estate, 3 Ch. Div. 290; Parker «/.,Ince. 4 Hurl. & N. 54.;
Dryden v, Kellc^ig, 2 Mo. (App.) 88 ; ex parte Kaye, i B. & Ad. 652 ;
Kelton V, Phillips, 3 Mete. 62; Stokes v. Mason, 10 R. I. 261:
Crouch V, Gridley, 6 Hill, 250; Kellogg v, Schuyler, 2 Denio, 73;
re Colton, 2 N. Y. Leg. Obs. 370 ; Cook v, Newman, 8 How. Pr.
523; Warner t/. Cammack, 37 Iowa, 642 ; Smith v, Owens, 17 Wis.
397 ; Thompson v. Harding, 3 C. B. (N. S.) 264.
aooount, daim or demand. In statute. Boyle v. Brandon, 1 3
M. & W. 741.
agaiDBt the estate. In statute. Prince v. Prince, 47 Ala. 284.
arising out of or founded on a contract. In constitution.
Cotton V. Sharpstein, 14 Wis. 226 ; re Mowry, 12 Wis. 53.
contracted. In statute, Williams?/. Harding, L. R., i H. L. Cns.
DSBTOB.
DSBT8.
9 ; Armstrong v, Cowles, 44 Conn. 44 ; Cox v, Gould, 4 Blntchf.
345.
— de&ult or miscarriage. In statute, Birkmyr v, Darnell. 2 Ld.
Ray. io8s ; Kirkhain v. Master, 2 B. & Aid. 613 ; Castling v, Aubert,
2 East, 32s : Turner v, Hubbell, 2 Day, 457 ; Combs v, Harshaw, 63
N. C. 198; Hayes 7/. Burkham, 51 Ind. 130; Conneratt/. Goldsmith.
6 Ga. 14; Read ?/. TTash, i Wils. 305 ; Winckworth v. Mills, 2 Esp.
484.
— due to the United States. In statute, U. S. v. State Bk., 6
Peters, 29.
— existing at the time of the adjudication of bankruptcy. In
statute, Zimmerz/. Schleehauf, 11$ Mass. 52.
-^or damages. In statute. Doe v, Reynolds, 10 B. & C. 4S1 :
Chase v, Ingalls, 97 Mass. 524.
— or damages demanded. In statute. Clay v. Barlow, 123 Mass.
378.
— or demand. In statute, Hibbard v, Clark, 56 N. H. 1 55 : White
V, Hunt, 6 N. J. (L.) 415.
— upon record. Attorney-General v, Sewell, 4 M. & W. 77.
present or any Aiture . In contract, Martin v, Wright. 6
In statute, Westcott v, Hodges,
Q. B. 919.
surety for, or liable fbr any —
5 B. & Aid. 1 5.
Gifford V, Whitcomb, 9 Cush. 483 ; Stanley v, Ogden, 2 Root, 259.
In statute, Lanckton v, Wolcott, 6 Mete. 307 ; New Haven Saw Mill
Co. V, Fowler, 28 Conn. 103 ; Smith v, Omans, 17 Wis. 397.
In statute, Pratte v, Scott, 19 Mo. 625.
Green v, Gruber, 26 La. Ann. 694.
In constitution. State v, Beackmo, 8 Blatchf. 246.
In power. Berg v, Radcliff, 6 Johns. Ch. 302.
In statute. Pease v, Folger, 14 Mass. 264 (7 Am. Dec. 213); Atlas Bk.
V, Nahant Bk., 3 Mete. 582; Wright v. Fairchild, 2 B. & Ad. 730;
Stanton v, Wilkerson. 8 Ben. 387 ; Askew v. Hale Co., 54 Ala. 639 ;
Cable V. Gaty, 34 Mo. 573; Perry v. Washburn, 20 Cal. 318 : Lane
Co. V, Oregon. 7 Wall. 71; Hepburn v, Griswold, 8 Wall. 603;
Kimpston v, Bronson, 45 Barb. 618; Lewis v. New York Cent. R.
Co.. 49 Barb. 330; McGorn z\ Shirk, 54 111. 408 ; Wilson v, Morgan,
4 Robt. 58; Babcock v. Lillis, 4 Bradf. 218 ; Sillis* case, 4 Abb. Pr.
JJEBTS.
96
DECISION.
DEBTS —Continued.
272 ; Pine v, Rikert, 21 Barb. 469; Holman v. Bennettp 44 Miss. 322:
People V, Halsey, 53 Barb. 547 ; Longworth v. Mitchell, 26 Ohio St.
334; Dutton V, Palaret, 52 Pa. St. 109; ex parte Tower, i N. Y.
Leg. Obs. 8; ex parte King, i N. Y. Leg. Obs. 276; Spalding v.
People, 7 Hill, 301 ; Brown v. Lamb, 6 Mete. 203 , Hargroves v.
Chambers, 30 Ga. 58; Mill Dam Foundry v, Hovey, 21 Pick. 417;
Haynes v. Brown, 36 N. H. 545 ; Andrews v, Murray, 9 Abb. Pr. 8 ;
Cable z/. McCune, 26 Mo. 371; McHaig z/. Eastman, 35 How. Pr.
205; Oviatt V, Hughes, 41 Barb. 541; Leggettt/. Bk. of Sing Sing,
24 N. Y. 283 ; Sewall v. Lancaster Bk., 17 S. & R. 285 ; Rogers v.
Huntington Bk., 12 S. & R. ^^, Howe v. Sheppard, 2 Sumn. 150;
re Morse, 17 Blatchf. 74 ; U. S. v. Pacific R. Co., 4 Dill. 68.
In will. Martin v. Gage, 9 N. Y. 398.
and liabilitieB. In plea, Stanton v, Wilkeson. 9 Ben. 357.
and liabUities provable. In statute. Re Drapery Co., $ Ch.
DECEASE.
DECEIT.
DECIDE.
DECIDED.
DECISION.
Div. 248.
— oontraoted. In statute, • Carver v, Braintree Manuf. Co., 2
Story C. C. 432.
— due firom the deceased. In statute, U. S. v. Eggleston, 4 Saw-
yer, 199.
-- due to 8Uoh bankrupt. In statute, Sullivan v. Bridge, i Mass.
511.
— dues, demands or claims now due or to grow due. In bond.
Springsteen v\ Samson, 32 N. Y. 703.
— of her husband. In statute, Kennedy v, Lange, 50 Md. 94.
— or demands. In statute, Hibbard v, Clark. $6 N. H. 155.
— payable by law out of his personal estate. In statute. Per-
cival V. Queen, 3 H. & C. 217.
all due and owing. In will, Essington v, Vashon, 3 Mer. 434.
all owing or aocruing. In statute, Mitchell v, Lee, 8 B. & S.
99 ; Dresser v, Johns, 6 C. B. (N. S.) 434 : Jones v. Thompson, i
El. B. & El. 64.
existing of the corporation. In statute. Cable v. McCIure, 26
Mo. 371.
my just to be first paid. In will, Owen v. Ellis, 64 Mo. 77.
whatever . In will Carr v. Carr, i Mer. 541.
ftom and after the . In will. Gibson v. Walker. 20 N. Y. 476.
Fanvell v. Metcalf, 61 111. 373.
In statute. State v. Christianbury. Busb. (L.) 46.
/// 7uilL Morrow v, Battison, i App. Cas. 428.
— ^ or take part in the decision. In statute. Corning v, Slosson,
16 N. Y. 294.
Tallnian v. Cook, 43 la. 330.
In bill of exceptions. Cotton v, Bradley, 38 Ala. 506.
In statute, Reg. v. Padwick, 8 El. & Bl. 707.
Houston V, Williams, 13 Cal. 27.
In statute, Wilson v. Vance, 55 Ind. 394; Hanna v, Comm*s, 29 Ind.
170.
of the collector of customs. In statute. U. S. v. Cousinery,
7 Ben. 251.
DECISION. 97 DEED.
DSdBION — Continued.
or order. In siaiuie. Re Greaves, 13 Ch. Div. 882.
judgment or • In statute. Estey v» Scheckler, 36 Wis. 434.
DECEB. on the or guards of any steamer. In statute. Union Ins. Co.
V, Shaw, 2 Dul. 14.
I>ECIiAItATION. People v. Strong, 30 Cal. 151.
In statute, U. S. v, Ambrose, 2 Fed. Rep. 556.
BEdiABATIONS. In insurance policy, Knecht v. Mutual Ins. Co., 90 Pa. St. 118.
In insurance policy, Knecht v. Mutual Ins. Co., 90 Pa. St. 120.
and affirm. In affidavit. Basset v. Dean, 17 N. J. (L.) 432.
his interest. In statute. Liquidators v, Coleman, L. R., 6 H.
L. 189.
suoh admixture. In statute. Pope v, Teall, L. R., 9 C. P. 500.
DEdiABED. In statute. King v. Inhabitants, 4 B. & Adol. 465.
cneated or • In statute, McClellan v, McClellan, 65 Me. 500
to appeal. In statute, Groner v. Hield, 22 Wis. 207.
In statute, McLanahan v. Maxwell, 28 Cal. 7$.
or judgment. In contract, Russell v, Lathrop, 117 Mass. 425.
or judgment establishing the yalidity of said patent. In
contract, Russell v, Lathrop, 122 Mass. 300.
Bubjeoting to sale. In statute. Ware v, McDonald, 62 Ala. 82.
In statute, Pratt v, Pratt, 5 Mo. (App.) 539.
DEDICATED. Com. v, Matthews, 122 Mass. 60; Methodist Episcopal Church v,
Hoboken, 33 N. J. (L.) 13; Baton Rouge v. Bird, 21 La. Ann. 244;
Minnesota v, Bachelder, i Wall. 109 ; Bartlett v, Crittenden, 5 Mc-
Lean, 32 ; Pulte V, Derby, 5 McLean, 328.
DEDICATION. Minnesota v, Bachelder, i Wall. 109; Irwin v, Dixon, 9 How. 10;
Barteau v. West, 23 Wis. 416; Hunter v. Trustees of Sandy Hill, 6
Hill, 407; Mayor, etc., of Macon v, Franklin, 12 Ga. 239; Branch
V, Collier, 56 Mo. 160 ; Grogan v. Town of Haywood, 4 Fed. Rep.
161 ; Robertson v. Town of Wellsville, i Bond, 81.
DEDUdBIS. . of reoord. In statute. Mattison v. Walker, i Biss. 62.
DEDTTCfTION. In statute, Stevenson v. Hare, 2 Sawyer, 585.
Whitney v. Sweet, 22 N. H. 10; McCabe v. Hunter, 7 Mo. 355 ; Ham-
mond V, Alexander, i Bibb, 333 ; Long v, Ramsey, i S. & R. 72 ;
Taylor V. Glazer, 2 S. & R. 502; Wing v. Chase, 35 Me. 260; Hol-
land V, Rogers, 33 Ark. 252 ; Wood v, Owings, i Cranch, 239.
In contract. Hell man v. Howard, 44 Cal. loi ; Parker v, McAlister»
I4lnd. 12; Brown V. Gammon, 14 Me. 276; Ketchum v, Everston»
13 Johns. 359 ; Pomeroy v. Drury, 14 Barb. 418.
In mortgage, Eaton v. White, 18 Wis. 517.
In statute. Queen v. Morton, L. R., 2 C. C. R. 22 ; Sturman v. Crav-
ens. 29 Ark. 557 ; People v. Caton, 25 Mich. 388 ; Pfeaflf v. Roche, 50
Md. 273 ; Reg. v. Fauntleroy, i C. & P. 421 ; Rex v. Lyon, i Russ.
& Ry. 255 ; Rex. v. Fauntleroy, i Moody, 52 ; American Ins. Co. v,
Avery, 60 Ind. 566.
not otherwise oharged. In statute, Clayton v, Burtenshaw, 5
B. & C. 4S ; Wilson v. Smith, 12 M. & W. 401.
of eonveyanoe* In statute, Lemay v, Poupenez, 43 Mo. 71.
«3
DELIVER.
XOO
DEMISE.
DELIVEB — Continued.
to . In contract, Shelton 7/. French. 33 Conn. 489.
DEUVEBANCE. In statute, Lisher ?/. Pierson, 2 Wend. 345.
DEIJVEBED. —
DEUVEBY.
DEHAND.
DEMANDS.
DEMEETIA.
DEMzmms.
•iH, i»
— a aigned bill. In statute, Philby v. Hazle, 8 C. E (N. S.) 647.
— in exeoution. In statute, Hatton v. Haywood, L. R., 9 Ch.
App. 229.
to the payee or some peraon in his behalf! In dsed, Hutch«
inson V. Heywortb, 9 Ad. A Ell. 375.
Dixon 7'. Yates, 5 B. & Ad. 340; Willis v. Willis, 6 Dana, 49 ; Black t^.
Shreve, 13 N. J. Eq. 455 ; Kirk v. Turner, i Dev. Eq. 14; 0*Bannon
V, Southern Ex. Co., 51 Ala. 481 ; Ostrander v. Brown, 15 Johns.
39; Reed v. Philadelphia, etc., R. Co., 3 Houst. 176 ; Mallet t^. Page,
8 Ind. 364 ; Lambeth v. Wells, 12 Rob. 51'; Coleman v, Parker, lu
Mass. 30 : Morse 7/. Sherman, 106 Mass. 433 ; Pickett v. Reed, 31
Ark. 131 ; Little Rock R. Co. v. Page, 35 Ark. 304.
In statute. Bell v, Bament, 9 M. & W. 37.
to market. In contract, Farrington v. Meek. 30 Mo. 578.
awaiting • Railroad Co. v. Manuf. Co., 16 Wall. 318.
befbre • In contract, Pettitt v. Mitchell, 4 Man. & G. 138.
Sands v, Codwise, 4 Johns. 536 : re Denny, 2 Hill. 220 ; Saddlesvene
V, Arms, 32 How. Pr. 280 ; Musson v. Lake, 4 How. 262.
In statute, . Heacock v. Sherman, 14 Wend. 58 ; Lawrence v, Wilcox,
II Ad. & Ell. 941 ; White v. Hunt, i Halst. 415; Queen v. Guard-
ians, L. R., 9 Q. B. 383; McCausland's Estate, 52 Cal. 568,- Bick-
ford V, Barnard, 8 Allen, 31 5.
of any debt. In statute, Mitchell v, Shelton, 35 Conn. 3.
originally exceeding five pounds. In statute, Elsley z/. Kirby,
9 M. & W. 539.
on • In note, Aldous v, Cornwall, 9 B. & S. 615.
two years after ^date on . In note. State Bank v. Fox, 3
Blatchf. 431.
— and claims. In sale of property of corporation, Vilas v, Farwell,
9 Wis. 462.
In statute. State Bank v. Tutt,^44 Mo. 367 ; Baker v, Runkle, 41 Mo.
392.
all • In contract, Vedder v. Vedder, i Den. 257 ; Marks v, Mar-
riott, I Ld. Ray. 114 ; Henry v, Henry; 11 Ind. 236 ; Mayor of New
York V, Lord, 17 Wend. 285 ; 18 id. 126 ; Bigbee v. Coombs. 64 Mo.
829 : Edwards v. Smith, 63 Mo. 128.
Dennett v, Dennett, 44 N. H. 531 ; Hall v. Unger, 2 Abb. (U. S) 507.
non curat lex. Marshall v, Peters. 12 How. Pr. 218 ; Woolsey
V, Judd, 4 Duer, 595; Seneca Road Co. v. Auburn, 5 Hill, 170;
Ellicott, etc., Road Co. v. Buffalo, etc., R. Co.. 20 Barb. 644.
In contract, Messent v, Reynolds, 3 C. B. 200.
In lease, Maedert/. Carondelet. 26 Mo. 112; Blair z/. Rankin, 11 Mo.
440; Magee v. Fisher, 8 Ala. 320; Sumner v, Williams, 8 Mass.
201 ; Grannis v, Clark, 8 Cow. 36; Cranch v, Foule, 9 N. H. 219:
Folts V, Huntley, 7 Wend. 210, Stott v, Rutherford, 92 U. S 107 ;
Frost V, Bollares, 5 B. & C. 613; Jackson v, Benson, i McClelland,
64; Hart V, Windsor, 12 M. & W. 84.
DEMISE, lOI DEPOT.
— Continued.
Indeed. Moneypenny v. Money penny, 9 H. L. Cas. 114; Spratt i/.
Jeffrey, 10 B. & C. 26a; Hurde v. Gray, i Man. & G. 206; Foster
V. Peyser, 9 Cush. 246.
Ik statute, Voorhees v, Presbyterian Church, 5 How. Pr . 58.
- . — lease ^nd to fiirm let. In lease. Crouch v, Fowle, 9 N. H. 219
(32 Am. Dec. 350).
Inpiea, Hill v, Saunders. 4 B. & C. 533.
DEMOUBH. Reg. v, Howell, 9 C. & P. 437 ; Reg. v, Harris, Car. & M. 661 .
DEMONSTRATIVE. legaoy. Armstrong's Appeal, 63 Pa. St. 312.
DEICURBAGE. Cross v. Beard, 26 N. Y. 85 ; Donaldson v. McDowell, i Holmes,
290.
DEMXTBRER. Ex parte Vermilyea, 6 Cow. 555.
^ parol . Oppenheimer v. Grieves, 7 Hurl. & N. 537.
DENT. In statute, Watson v, Hawkins, 60 Mo. 553.
the ezistenoe of God. In statute. Com . v, Kneeland, 20 Pick.
206.
DEPART. from. In statute. Blodgett v. Utley, 4 Neb. 25.
from and reside out of. In statute, Venuci v, Cademartori,
59 Mo. 353 ; Garth v. Robards, 20 Mo. 523.
from the port. In statute. Young 7/. The Orpheus, 119 Mass.
179; The Active v, U. S., 7 Cranch, 109; i Paine, 247. .
the realm. In statute, Williams t/. Nunn, i Camp. 154.
this lifb without lawAil iaaue. In will, Anderson v. Jackson.
16 Johns. 382 (8 Am. Dec. 330).
tbia lifSd without leaving iaaoe. In will, Besant v. Cox. 6 Ch.
Div. 604.
DEPARTURE. The John Farron, 14 Blatchf. 24 ; McAvoy v, Wright, 25 Ind. 22 :
Kimberlin v, Caiter, 49 Ind. 11 1 ; Aliens/. Watson, 16 Johns. 265;
White V, Joy, 13 N. Y. 83.
DEPENDBNC7. In statute. Com. v. EsUbrook, 10 Pick. 293 ; GofT v. Fowler. 3
Pick. 300.
DEPENDING, snit shall be . In statute, Wilson v. Hood, 3 H. &. C. 148.
DEPONENT. Bliss v. Sherman, 47 Me. 248.
Foster?/. Essex Bk.. 17 Mass. 479; Williams v. Laudry, 18 La. Ann.
208; Lilly V, Comm'rs, 69 N. C. 300 ; Ruffin v, Comm'rs, 69 N. C.
498, Catlin V, Savings Bk., 7 Conn. 487; Bloodworth v, Jacobs. 2
La. Ann. 25 ; Montgomery v, Evans, 8 Ga. 178.
In statute, Toler v. White, Ware. 280.
irregular . Durnford v, Segher, 9 Mart (La.) 484 ; State v, Clark.
4 Ind. 315.
on . In statute, Ruffin v, Comm's, 69 N. C. 498.
the same in the poat-ofELoe. In statute. Stanton v, Cline. 1 1
N. Y. 196,
DEPOSITION. Stimpson v. Books, 3 Blatchf. 456.
In statute. Queen v, Fletcher, L. R., i C. C. R. 320 ; State v, Dayton,
3 Zab. 49^ I
Pittsburg, etc., R. Co. v, Chicago, etc., R. Co., 24 Ohk> St. 219.
In bill of lading^. Maghee v, Camden, etc., R. Co., 45 N. Y. 514.
DEPOT.
102
DESCRIPTION.
jyEPOT — Continued.
— groundfl. Blair v. Milwaukee, etc., R. Co., 20 Wis. 357 ; Fowler
V. Farmers* Loan Co., 21 Wis. 78.
or station. In statute. SUte v. New Haven, etc.. R. Co., 37
DEPUTY.
DJUUJULICT.
Conn. 153.
posts and stations. In contract, CaldwelPs case, 19 Wall. 264.
DEPRECIATED. onrrenoy. In statute, De Forest v, Redfield, 4 Blatchf. 483.
In constitution. Grant v. Courter, 24 Barb. 232.
In statute. Braybrooke v. Att'y-Gen., 9 H. L. Cas. 150.
of the proyision made for her by will, or otherwise in lieu
of dower. In statute. Thompson v. McGraw, i Mete. 73.
In statute. Rogers v. Jones, 7 B. & C. 88 ; Hughes v. Jones, i B. &
Ad 388.
dlerk. In statute. Willamette Co. v. Gordon, 6 Oregoe, 175.
sheriff. Allen v. Smith, 12 N.J. (L.) 162; Tillotson v. Cheet-
ham, 2 Johns. 63.
to congress. In Indian treaty. Cherokee Nation v. SUte, 5
Peters, i.
The Island City, i Black, 121 ; TheGeoige Nicholaus, i Newb. 449;
The Charles, i Newb. 329 ; The Leathers, i Newb. 421.
In statute. Legge v. Boyd, i C. B. 93.
and abandoned. Wyman v. Hurlburt, i Ohio, 81.
title. Att'y-Gen. v. Rushton, 2 H. & C. 820.
In will. Fleming v. Fleming, i H. & C. 244; Dove v. Torr, 128
Mass. 38.
to his ohildren. In will. Leavitt v. Logan, 3 Wall. Jr., 184.
DESCENDANTS. Jewell v. Jewell, 28 Cal. 232.
In statute. Van Beuren v. Dash, 30 N. Y. 393 ; Bryan v. Walton, 20
Ga. 480 ; Walker v. Walker, 25 Ga. 420 ; Daboll v. Field, 9 R. I.
266.
In will. Ralph v. Carrick, 11 Ch. Div. 873 ; 5 Ch. Div. 989; Crosby t^.
Clark, I Amb. 396 ; Baker v. Baker, 8 Gray, loi ; Barstow v. Good-
win, 2 Bradf. 413: Armstrong v. Moran, i Bradf. 314; Hamhn v.
Osgood, I Redf. 409.
DESCENT. Bickley v. Bickley, L. R., 4 Eq. Cas. 216.
gift or devise ftom the parent or other kindred* In statute.
Gardner v. Collins, 2 Peters, 58.
collateral . Levy v. McArtee, 6 Pet. 102.
immediate . Levy v. McArtee, 6 Pet. 102.
lineal . Levy v. McArtee, 6 Pet. 102.
mediate . Levy v. McArtee, 6 Pet. 102.
DESCEND.
DESCRIBED.
in and conveyed by. In deed. Railroad Co. v. Beal, 47 Cal.
151.
DESCBIFXION. In contract. Simond v. Braddon, 2 C. B. (N. S.) 525.
In statute. Queen v. Tugwell, L. R. 3 Q. B. 704 ; 9 B. & S. 383.
limit the of his workmen. In statute. Skinner v. Ketch,
L. R., 2 Q. B. 395.
true . In statute. DeWitt v. Smith, 63 Mo. 263 ; Mechanics'
Planing Mill v. Nast, 7 Mo. (A pp.) 14.Q.
DESERT. XO3 DESTRUCTIVE.
DESEBT. willfully • In statuU, McCormack v, McCormack, 19 Wis. 172.
DESERTED. utterly . In statute. Pid^ v. Pidge, 3 Mete. 259.
DESERTER. In slander. Hollingsworth v. Shaw, 19 Ohio St. 430 (2 Am. Rep. 411).
DESERTION. Meldowney v. Meldowney, 12 C. E. Green, 328 ; Benkert v. Benkert,
32 Cal. 467 ; Orr v. Orr, 8 Bush, 1 56 ; Kestler v. Kestler, 4 Stew.
Ch. 197 ; Thorpe v. Thorpe, 9 R. I. 57 ; Bailey v. Bailey, 21 Gratt.
43 ; Steele v. Steele, i McArthur, 505 ; Bennetts. Bennett, 43 Conn.
315 ; Cloutman v. Tunison, Sumn. 373; Coffin v, Jenkins, 3 Story,
108; Harrison v. South Scituate, 115 Mass 336.
In statute. Queen v. Guardians, 5 Q. B. Div. 31 ; Edward v. Trevel-
lick, 4 Eh &. Bl. 68 ; Southwick v. Southwick, 97 Mass. 328 ; Magrath
V. Magrath, 103 Mass. 577; Lea v. Lea, 8 Allen, 418; Stoddard v,
Stoddard, 11 Chicago L. M. 162.
DESIGN. McKee v. Holdsworth, L. R., i Q. B. 264.
In indictment. Com. v. Morse, 2 Mass. 128.
In statute. Clark v. Bonsfield, 10 Wall. 133; Binns v. Woodruff, 4
Wash. C. C. 48.
Ibr the shape or conflguration of an article of merchaadise.
In statute. Milligen v. Picken, i C. R 800.
in the assured. In insurance policy. Catlin v. Springfield Ins.
Co.. I Sumn. 435.
or negleot. In statute. Knowlton v. Prov. S. Co., 53 N. Y. 76.
DESIGNATE. In statute. Re Election of Prothonotary, i Pa. L. J. Rep. 484.
DESIGNATED. In statute. SUte v. Green, 3 Harr. 197.
DESIGNED. Ibr exportation. In statute. Com. v. King, i Whart. 448.
or intended Ibr the prevention of oonoeption. In statute.
U. S. V. Bott, 1 1 Blatchf. 347.
to distinguish suoh ballot. In statute. Wynan v. Lemon, $1
Cal. 274I
DESIGNEDLY. In indictment. State v. Bradley, 68 Mo. 140.
and tinlawfidly. In indictpnent. Com. v, Hulbert, 12 Met. 448.
In will. Cockrell v. Armstrong, 31 Ark. 589; Van Dyck v. Van
Beuren, i Caines, 84.
my being. In will. Stead v. Mellor, 5 Ch. Div. 225.
DESPATCH. all possible^— .In contract. Lowber v. Bangs, 2 Wall. 728 ; Rowan
V. Sharp's Rifle Manuf. Co., 33 Conn. 2; Moody v. Five Hundred
Thousand Laths, 2 Fed. Rep. 607.
DESPATCHED. In charter party. Sharp v. Gibbs, i Hurl. & N. 808.
DESTINATION, place of . In statute. Sheridan v. Ireland. 66 Me. 65.
XK>rt of • U. S. z'. Barker, $ Mass. 404.
DESTITUTE. seamen. In statute. Matthews z/. Offey. i Sumner, 121.
DESTBOY. In indictment. Tully v. People, 67 N. Y. 15.
In statute. U. S. v. Johns, 4 Dall. 412 ; Com. v. Sullivan, 107 Mass.
218; Rex V. MacKerell, 4 C. & P. 448; Rex v. Fidler, 4 C. & P.
449; Rex «'• Mead, 4 C. & P. 535.
any vessel. In statute. U. S. v. Johns, i Wash. C. C. 363.
out down OP any trees. In statute. Rex v. Taylor, Russ. &
Ry- 373.
DESTBOYED. In statute. Johnson v. Brailford. 2 N. & Mc. 272 (10 Am. Dec. 601).
DESTBTTCTIVE. matter. In statute. Rex v. Crawford. 2 C. A K. 129.
DETACHED.
X04
DICTUM.
DETAGKBD. In statute. Reg. v. Brecon, 15 Q. B. 816.
this oheok Ibrlbited if . In railway ticket. Hamilton v. N. T.
C. R. R.. 51 N. Y. 100.
DETAINED. In statute. Sedgwick v. Knibloe, 16 Conn. 222.
DETAINMENTS. of piinoM. In ins. policy. Richardson v. Marine Ins. Co.,
6 Mass. 102.
DETAINS. In plea. ClemenU v. Plight, 16 M. & W. 42.
DITTENTION. In insurance policy, Archibald v. Mercantile Ins. Co., 3 Pick. 74.
by ioe. In charter party. Hudson v. Ede, 8 B. & S. 631.
DETEBMINABIiK on a six month's notioe. In lease. Jones v. Nixon, i H.
& C. 48.
DETERMINATION. of the action. In statute. Burnaby v. Earle, L. R., 9 Q.
B. 490.
or direction of the judge in point of law. In statute. Tern-
pieman v. Haydon, 12 C. B. 512.
the action. In statute. Western Bk. v. Tallman, 15 Wis. 92.
DEVICE.
DETEBMINE. —
DEVIATION. Riggin v. Patapsco Ins. Co., 7 H. & J. 279 (16 Am. Dec. 302); Clark
V. U. S., 7 Mass. 365 ; Reade v. Com. Ins. Co., 3 Johns. 252 (3 Am.
Dec. 495); Patapsco Ins. Co. v. Coulter, 3 Peters, 222 ; Coffin v,
Newbury Ins. Co., 9 Mass. 436 ; Warder v. La Belle Creole, i Pet.
Adm. 31 ; Haven v. Holland, 2 Mason, 230. •
In insurance policy. Hammond v. Reid, 4 B. & Aid. 73 ; Solly v.
Whitmore, $ B. & Aid. 46; Hanover v. Hutchinson, 10 R & S. 471.
In statute. Doe v. R. Co., 16 Q. B. 537.
In statute. Williams t/. Starr, 5 Wis. 549; Henderson v. State, 59 Ala.
91 ; Smith v. State, 17 Tex. 191 ; Moorman v. Hoge, 2 Sawyer, 86.
of like kind. In statute. Chavannah v. State, 49 Ala. 396.
any or Bubstitute Ibr cards or dice. In statute. Bryan v.
State, 26 Ala. 65 ; Windham v. State, 26 Ala. 69.
distinctive •: mark or heading* In statute. Re Stephens, 3 Ch.
Div. 659.
other . In statute. U. S. v. Speeden, i Cranch C. C. 535.
In statute. Freme v. Clement, 30 W. R. i ; Swinton v. Bailey, 4 App.
Cas. 70.
In will. Ladd v. Harvey, 21 N. H. 514; McCorkle v. Sherrill, 6 Ired.
(Eq.) 173 ; Dickerman v. Abrahams, 21 Barb. 551.
DEVISED. In power of sale. Provost v. Provost, 12 C. E. Green, 296.
DEVOLUTION. In statute. Att'y-^^i^* ^* Middleton, 3 Hurl. & N. 136.
DEVOLVE. In will. Fazakerly z/. Ford, i Ad. & Ell. 897; Parr v. Parr, i Mylne
& K. 647.
axK>n. In patent. Cope v. Earl de la Warr, L. R., 8 Ch. App.
982.
DICTA. Rohrback v. Germania Ins. Co., 62 N. Y. 47.
obiter • Rohrback v. Germania Ins. Co., 62 N. Y. 47.
In statute. Hamilton v. Hamilton, 6 '^Mart. (N. S.) 143; Prendeigast
V. Prendergast, 16 La. Ann. 219.
Clark V. Thomas, 4 Heisk. 419.
DIC7FATB.
jyicruNL.
DIE. 105 DIRECT.
by his own haad. In policy of insurance, Terry v, Ins. Co., i
Dill. 403; Insurance.Co. v, Rodel. 5 Otto. 232 ; Breasted z/. Farmers
L. & T. Co.. 8 N. Y. 317 , Ins. Co. v, Terry. 15 Wall. 580; Cooper v,
Mass. Ins. Co.. 102 Mass. 239. Equitable Life Ins. Co. v, Paterson.
41 Ga. 338 (5 Am. Rep. 535); Van Zandt v. Mutual Benefit Ins. Co...
55 N. Y. 169 (14 Am. Rep. 215); Phillips v, Louisiana, etc.. Ins. Co...
26 La. Ann. 404 (31 Am. Rep. 549): Waller v, Connecticut Mut. Ins.
Co.. 2 Fed. Rep. 892 ; Dormay v, Borradaile, 5 C. B. 392.
by suicide. In insurance policy. Cooper %*, Mass. Ins. Co.. 102
Mass. 227 ; Phadenhaur %k Germania Ins. Co., 7 Heisk. 567 (19 Ann
Rep. 623).
in the known violation of any law. In insurance policy.
Bradley v. Mut. Life Ins. Co.. 45 N. Y. 423.
in violation of law. In insurance policy, Wolff v, Connecticut
Ins. Co., S Mo. A pp. 239.
leaving issue. In will, Phelps v, Robbins, 40 Conn. 251.
^«- without children. In will, Morgan v, Morgan, 5 Day, 517.
without heirs. In deed, Wilson v, Cockrell, 8 Mo. 9, and.cases
cited.
— without issue. In will, Ricketts v. Carpenter. 7 H. L. Cas. 68 ;
Everst/. Challis, 7 H L. Cas. 531 ; Cachus' Appeal. 91 Pa. St. 10$;
Gee V. Mayor, 17 Q. B. 737 , Doe v, Owens, i B. & Ad. 319 ; Chism v.
Williams. 29 Mo. 288, Faust v, Birner. 30 Mo. 414: Lewis v, Clai-
borne. 5 Yerg. 369 (26 Am. Dec. 270).
without issue of their bodies. In will, Foster v, Hayes. 2
El. & Bl. 30.
without leaving Issue. In will. Re Walker, 12 Ch. Div. 205 ;
White V, Hight, 12 Ch. Div. 751.
should any of my ohildren . In will. Li vi ngston v, Greene. 52
N.Y.I 18.
leaving issue. In will, Jordan v. Roach. 32 Miss. 482.
non jundious. State v, Ricketts, 74 N. C. 187.
DIFFERENCE. In statute. Shepherd v, Londonderry. 18 Q. B. 14$.
DIQOINQ. gold. In statute, Hoyt v. Smith. 27 Conn. 63.
ezeouting the • In contract, Sherman v. Mayor of New York>
I N. Y. 316.
DUiIGENCE. due . Rhodes v, Seymour. 36 Conn. i.
DIUGENT. inquiry. Marsh v. Barr. Meigs. 70.
DIOCESE. In statute. Reg. v. Archbishop of Canterbury, 6 El. & Bl. 564.
In charter party. The On rust, 5 Blatchf. 533.
and regulate. In statute. King v, Rawlinson. 6 B. & C. 23.
interest. Lewis v. Post, i Ala. 65.
payment of money. In statute, Hathaway v, Davis, 33 CaK
]6i.
tax. In constitution, Clark v, Sickel. 14 Int. Rev. Rec. 6;
Veazie Bk. v, Fenno, 8 Wall. 533 ; Pacific Ins. Co. v. Soule.7 Wall.
433 i Scholey v, Rew. 23 Wall. 331 ; Springer z/. U. S., 12 Otto, 595:
Hylton V. U. S., 3 Dallas. 171.
as the master may — -. In contract. Wood v. The Nimrod, Gilp. 85.
shall proeeed . in charter party. The Onnist, 6 Blatchf. 533.
14
i)i>ii
niKEClED. X06 DISCONTINUANCE,
DIBEGTED. duly • In statute. Birch v. Edwards, s C. B. 5a
DIBECTION. Summons z/. Sisson, 26 N. Y. 264.
in writing. In statute. Queen v. Christian, L. R., 2 C. C. R.
lOI.
acting under the of. In statute, Newton v, Ellis, 5 El. & 81.
115.
under their • In agreement, Berkshire Woolen Co. v. Day, 12
Cush. 130.
DIBSCTLY. Tuff z/. Warman, 5 C. B. (N. S.) 585 ; Button v. R. Co^ 18 N. Y. 248 .
Johnson v. R Co., 20 N. Y. 74.
In contract, Dnncan v, Topham, 8 C. B. 235.
DIBECrFOB. provisional . Burndge v. Morris. 3 H. & C. 668.
DIBECTOBS. eight of which shall be practical medhanice. In statute.
Gray v. Directors, 2 Cranch C. C. 51.
the . In statute, Southampton Dock Co. v, Richards, i Man. &
G. 448.
the court of • In statute, Southampton Dock Co. v, Richards.
I Man. & G. 448.
DISABILITY. Beaven v, Mornington, 8 H. L. Cas. 525 ; People v. Supervisors, 32
Barb. 473 : Meeks v, Vassault, 3 Sawyer. 266.
In statute, Valle v, Obenhause. 63 Mo. 81.
death or . In statute. State v, Newark. 27 N. J. (L.) 135.
legal . In statute, Bauman v, Grubbs, 26 Ind. 419.
legal to sue. In statute, Meeks v, Vassault, 3 Sawyer, 21 2.
DISABLE. In statute, Tully v. People, 67 N. Y. is ; U. S. v, Askins. 4 Cranch C.
C. 98.
wholly to him from following his usual business. In insure
ance policy. Hooper t^. Accidental Death Ins. Co., 5 Hurl. & N 548.
DISABLING. In statute, SUte v, Briley. 8 Port. 473.
In plea, Tate v, Hutchins. 7 C. B. 875.
In statute. Case v. Price, 9 Abb. Pr. 11; Wright v. Wilkerson, 41
Ala. 267.
In charter party. Certain Logs of Mahogany. 2 Sumn. 589; Kimball
V, The Anna Kimball, 2 Cliff. 4.
In plea. Cort v. R. Co., 17 Q. B. 142 ; Kemp v. Watt. 15 M. & W. 673.
In statute. Ex parte Paris, 3 Woodb. & M. 237.
for money. In statute. Com. v, Talbot. 2 Allen. 161.
attempt to any kind of loaded arms at any person. In siat^
ute. Rex v, Mountford. 7 C. & P. 243.
DISCHARGED. In statute. Loring v, Allene, 9 Cush. 68 ; State v, Garthwaite. 23 N.
J. (L.) 143.
rule In statute, Abbott v. Feary. 6 Hun. & N. 1 15.
DISCLAJMEB. Jackson v. Richards. 6 Cow. 616; Watson v, Watson, 13 Conn. 83 ;
Doe V, Stanion. 1 M. & W. 703.
DISCLOSE. In statute, Whiley v. Whiley, 4 C. B. (N. S.) 660.
DISCONnNUANCE. Ex parte Drover. 51 Ala. 41 . Russell v, Rolfe. 50 Ala. 56; ex
parte Hall. 47 Ala. 675 ; Davidson v, Weems. 58 Ala. 187 ; Germania
Fire Ins. Co. v. Francis. 52 Miss. 457.
In statute. Thurman v, James.* 48 Mo. 235 ; Reesede v, U. S., 8 Wall. 38.
of possession. In statute. Leigh ta Jack. 5 Ex. Div. 265.
DI SCON TIN UED.
107
DISPOSING.
DISOONTZNUSD. such posseflsion or receipt. In siatuU. Davy v. Oxen-
ham, 7 M. & W. 134; Owen v. De Beauvoir. 16 M. & W. 564.
BISOOUNT. Saltmarsh v. Planters, etc., Bk., 14 Ala. 668: Dunckle v. Renick. 6
Ohio St 527; Philadelphia Loan Co. v. Towner, 13 Conn. 248;
Tracy v, Tallmadge, 18 Barb. 456; Farmers, etc., Bk. v, Baldwin, 23
Minn. 198; Niagara Co. Bk. z/. Baker, 15 Ohio St. 87; Flecknerz/.
Bank of U. S., 8 Wheat. 338.
Jn statute. State z/. Boatman*s Savings Inst, 48 Mo. 189; People v.
Metropolitan Bk., 7 How. Pr. 144; Ferguson v. Hill, 3 Stew. 485 ;
Bank v, Mandeville, i Cranch C. C. 552.
DISOOVEBY. Johnson v. Mcintosh, 8 Wheat. 545.
DISCRETION. Rex v. Wilkes. 4 Burr. 2539, Judges v. Peot)le, 18 Wend. 79: Camp-
bell V, Upton, 113 Mass. 67; Piatt v, Monroe, 34 Barb. 291 ; Sey-
mour t/. Delancy, 3 Cow. 44s (14 Am. Dec. 270), Abbott v, L'Hom-
medieu, 10 W. Va. 677 ; Rose v. Brown, 11 W. Va. 122.
DISEASE. — of the liver. Cushman v. U. S. Life Ins. Co.. 70 N. Y. 72.
firee from any symptoms of • In life insurance application,
Swick V, Home Ins. Co., 2 Dill. 160.
DISFIQURINQ. In statute. State v. Smith, Cheves, 157 ; State v. Harris, 11 Iowa,
4i4.
DISGRACEFUL. conduct. In libel. Moore v. Terrill, 4 B. & Adol. 870.
DISQUISE. person in . In statute. Dale Co. v. Gunther. 46 Ala. 118.
DISHONORED. Shelton v. Braithwaite, 7 M. & W. 436.
DISINTERESTED. Lovering v. Lamson, 50 Me. 334.
In insurance policy. iEtna Ins. Co. v Stevens, 48 III. 31.
of action. Lese v. Sherwood, 21 Cal. 151.
DISMISSAL.
DISMISSED.
In bond. Bosley v. Bruner, 24 Miss. 457.
In docket entry. Gove 7/. Lyford, 44 N. H. 525.
agreed. In court entry. Haldeman v. U. S.. I Otto, 584.
Without prejudice. In court entry. Ray v. Alden, 50 N. H. 83.
or resistance to any lawfid writ. In statute. Steam Stone
Cutter Co. v. Windsor Manufg. Co., 3 Fed. Rep. 300.
or circumstances tending to shorten lifb. In insurance policy.
l>lSPATCa.
DISPENSE.
DISPLACE.
DISPLACED.
DISPOSAL.
Jones V. Ins. Co., 3 C. B, (N. S.) 84.
In charter party. Sleeper v. Ping. 17 Blatchf.40.
In statute. Apothecaries Co. v. Greenough. i Q. R 798.
In contract. Potter v. Smith, 103 Mass. 68.
In contract. Sterling v. MaiUand, $ B. & S. 850.
at her . In ante-nuptial agreement. Agee v. Agee, 22 Mo. 367.
of. In constitution. U. S. v. Gratiot, 14 Peters, 526.
DISPOSIKG-.
In statute. Fling v. Goodall, 40 N. H. 219; Rogers v. Goodwin, a
Mass. 427; Beard v. Knox. 5 Cal. 256.
of certificates. In statute. Boyd v. Stote. 61 Ala. 197.
of said premises. In lease. Elston v. Schilling, 42 N. Y. 79.
In will. Stevenson v. Glover, i C. B. 460.
of In order. Taylor v. Carr. 2 B. & S. 338.
In statute. Bullene v. Smith. 73 Mo. 151.
and putting away. In statute. Rex v. Cushlan, i Jebb. 20;
Rex V. Palmer, 1 Russ. & Ry. 72.
DISPOSITION. xo8 DISTRICT.
DISPOSITION. In statute, Crocker v, Waine. 5 B. & S. 715 ; Atty.-Gen. v. Middle-
ton, 3 Hurl. & N. 136.
DISFBOFOBTIONATE. and unreasonable. In statute, Dow v. Wakefield,
103 Mass. 272.
DISPUTE. In statute, Clemson v, Hubbard, i Ex. Div. 179.
DISQUALIFIED. In statute. Nicholson v. Fields, 7 H. & N. 811.
otherwise to sit. In statute, Peyton's Appeal, 12 Kas. 398.
DISSEIZIN. Sumner v, Stevens, 6 Mete. 337; Clap v, Bromagham, 9 Cow. 530;
Bates V, Norcross, 14 Pick. 224; Slater v, Raulson, 6 Mete. 439;
Doe V, Thompson, 5 Cow. 371.
In statute, McCartney v, Alderson, 45 Mo. 35 ; Tilton v. Hunter. 24
Me. 29.
by election. Varick u, Jackson, 2 Wend. 166 (19 Am. Dec. 571).
by relation. Varick v, Jackson. 2 Wend. 166 (19 Am. Dec. 571).
in flu^. Varick v, Jackson, 2 Wend. 166 (19 Am. Dec. 571).
DISSOLUTION. Mayor v, Seaber, 3 Burr. 1866 ; Commercial Bk. v, Lockwood. 2
Harr. (Del.) 8.
In statute. State Savings Inst. v. Kellogg, 52 Mo. 589.
DISSOLVED. Slee v. Bloom, 19 Johns. 456(10 Am. Dec. 456); re Independent Ins.
Co., I Holmes, 104; Mayor v, Seaber, 3 Burr. 1866; Commercial
Bk. V, Lockwood. 3 Harr. (Del.) 8.
DISTANCE. Lake v, Butler, 5 El. & Bl. 92 ; Jewell v. Stead, 6 El. & Bl. 359; Smith
V, Ingraham, 9 Cow. 419.
within the of half a mile. In deed, Monflet v. Cole, L. R.. 8
Ex. 32.
DISTILLED. U. S. v, Tenbrook, Pet. C. C. 180.
spirits. In statute, U. S. v, Anthony, 14 Blatchf. 92 ; Boyd v,
U. S.. 14 Blatchf. 317.
DISTILLER. In statute, U. S. v. Tenbrook. Pet. C. C, 180; U. S. v. Frerichs. 16
Blatchf. 547.
DISTILLERY. In deed, Atlantic Dock Co. v, Leavit, 54 N. Y. 35 ; Atlantic Dock
Co. V, Libby. 45 N. Y. 499.
the . In statute, U. S. v. Distillery, 1 1 Blatchf. 255.
DISTINCT. In statute, Demar v, Swabey, 1 1 Ad. & Ell. 913.
DISTINCTLY. and definitely specified. In statute. Bird v. Daggett, 97
Mass. 494*
DISTRAIN. Boyd v, Howden. 3 Daly. 455.
DISTRIBUTE. In statute, Grider v, McClay. 1 1 S. & R. 232.
DISTRIBUTED. In will, Chighizola v, Le Baron, 21 Ala. 406.
DISTRIBUTEE. In statute, Boyd v. Small, 4 Jones (Eq.), 39: Henry v, Henry, 9 Ired.
(L.) 278.
DISTRIBUTION. of awards. In statute, Boyd v. State, 61 Ala. 197.
DISTRIBUTIVE. share. In statute. Page v. Rives, 2 Hughes, 305.
DISTRICT. In statute. McCaulay v, Fulton, 44 Cal. 356 ; Blackpool Local Bd.
V, Bermett, 4 Hurl. & N. 128; Same v, Kenyon, 4 Hurl. & N. 133;
Ticknor v. McClelland, 84 111. 471 ; Kelly v, Sanders, 9 Otto, 441 .
Dorling v. Board of Health, 5 El. & Bl. 472 ; Ayer v. Thacher» 3
Mason, 153.
court. In mandate, Irvine v, Marshall, 3 Minn. 72.
of Alaska. In statute. The Louisa Simpson, 2 Sawyer, 57.
DISTRICTED.
Z09
DOCUMENTAR Y.
DISTBICTED.
DISTUBB.
- anew. In statute. Bacon v. School District, 97 Mass. 421.
the peaoe. In city ordinance. City v. Mayor, 58 Mo. 86.
molest or . In indictment. State z/. Oskins, 28 Ind. 364; Mar*
vin V, State, 19 Ind. 181.
DISTUBBANGB. of divers oitixens. In indictment. Com. v. Smith, 6 jf ush. 81.
of others. In statute, George v. George, 47 N. H. 27 ; Smith v,
Foster, 41 N. H. 221.
religiotis worship. In statute. Brown v. State, 46 Ala. 175;
BISTUBBHIp.
DITTO.
DIVIDB.
DIVIDED.
DIVJDKND.
DIVIDENDS.
DIVINE.
State V, Hinson, 31 Ark. 642 ; Wall v, Lee, 34 N. Y. 141 ; Harrison
V, State, I Ala. Sel. Cas. 61 ; Cockerham v. State, 7 Humph. 1 1 ;
Owen V. Henman, i W. & S. 548 , Lancaster v State, 53 Ala. 398.
Pariente v, Luckett, 2 C. B. 180.
any oause of action. In statute. Kimpton v, Willey, 9 C. B.
728.
the same equally. In will. Lord v, Moore, 20 Conn. 126.
equally. In will, Purnell v, Culbertson, 12 Bush, 369.
or otherwise. In statute. Collector v, Hubbard, 12 Wall. i.
parish. In statute, Roberts v, Aulton, 2 Hurl. & N. 439.
to be equally between them. In will. Mackie v. Story, 3
Otto, 589; Purnell v, Culbertson, 12 Bush. 369.
Hall V, Kellogg. 12 N. Y. 325; Williston v. Michigan, etc., R. Co., 13
Allen, 400; Lockhart v. Van Alstyne, 31 Mich. 76; TafTt v. Hart-
ford, etc., R. Co., 8 R. L 310; Osgood v, Laytin, 3 Abb. App. Dec.
418.
Hyatt V. Alien, 56 N. Y. 553, San Francisco, etc., Society v, Cary, 2
Sawyer, 336.
In statute, Chicago, etc., R. Co. v. Page, 2 Biss. 463; re Griffith, 12
Ch. Div. 655; re Cox, 9 Ch. Div. 159; Cary v. Savings Union, 22
Wall. 39.
punishment. Thurston v, Whitney, 2 Cush. 60.
service. Gass' Appeal, 73 Pa. St. 39.
service, rite or oi&ce. In statute, Copp v. Barber, L. R., 7 C.
P. 393.
worship. Gass' Appeal, 73 Pa. St. 39.
BrVTSIOKAL.
IX>.
DiVusiOK. In contract. Nelson v. Benson, 69 111. 27.
In statute. King v. Justices, i B. ^ Aid, 590.
before the of the estate. In will, Collison v, Collison, 12 Ch.
Div. 835.
court. In statute, Fisher v. Asphalte Co., i C. P. Div. 259.
abide and perform. In bond. He wins v. Currier, 62 Me. 236.
to as she sees proper before her death. In will. Brant v,
Virginia Coal Co., 3 Otto, 333.
Stevenson v, Weisser, 1 Bradf. 343 ; Harrison v. Southern Manfg. Co..
10 S. C. 278.
Lipscomb v. Holmes, 2 Camp. 441.
doctor's certificate. In statute, Corsi v. Maretzek, 4 E. D. Smith, i.
DOCUMENTS. In rule 0/ court. Hazard v, Durant, 12 R. I. 99.
DOCUMENTABY. legal evidence. In statute, Sparrenberger v. State, 53
Ala. 481.
DOCTOK.
DOG.
XIO
DONA TION.
BOO.
DOOS.
Donroi
BOINGHS.
DOLLAR
DOLLAB8.
DOMB8TIC.
DomciL.
DONATE.
DONATIO.
keep or use any • In statute, Haywardt/. Homerp 5 B. & Aid. 319.
setting . In statute. Briarley z/. Athorpe» 5 B. & Aid. 320.
other to kill hares. In statute. Grant v, Hulton, i E A Aid.
136.
«
busineM in the State. In statute, Erie R. R. v. Pennsylvania,
21 Wall. 492.
In statute. First Nat. Bk. of Davenport v, Davies, 43 la. 424.
In indictment. Com. v. Steams, 10 Mete. 259. •
parts of a . U. S. v, Gardner, 10 Peters. 618.
Bank v. Supervisors, 7 Wall. 26; Bronson v. Rodes, 7 Wall. 229;
ThorinRton v. Smith, 8 Wall, i ; Confederate Note Case, 19 Wall.
548 ; Hunt V, Smith, 9 Kas. 137 , Roane v. Wilson, 34 Ark. 213; Ses-
sions z/. Play, 21 Ark. 100; Cooke v, Lillo, 13 Otto, 792.
In indictment. Barton v, Steele, 29 Ark. 68.
In note. Riddle v. Hill, 51 Ala. 225 ; Hightower v, Maull, 50 Ala. 495;
Lang V, Waters, 47 Ala. 625; Homes v, Austin, 35 111. 396; Law-
rence V, Schmidt, 3$ 111. 440, Miller v. Lacy, 33 Tex. 351 ; Stough-
ton V, Hill, 3 Woods, 404.
In wilt, Halstead v, Meeket, 18 N. J. (Eq.) 136.
in gold and silver. In note. Hart v, Flynn, 8 Dana, 190.
Spanish • In indictment. Fight v. State, 7 Ohio, 180 (28 Am.
Dec. 626).
twenty-five . In contract, Trecartin v. The Rochambeau, 2
Cliff. 465.
animals. In statute, Osborn v, Lenox, 2 Allen, 209.
manufbotnres. In statute, ^ Com. v. Giltman, 64 Penn. St. 100.
servants. Ex patte Meason, 5 Binney, 167 , Nickoll v. Graves,
17 C. B. (N. S.) 29; Nowlen v, Abbott, 2 Cromp. M. & R. 54, Todd
V, Kenrick, 8 Ex. 151 ; Johnson v, Blenkensopp, 5 Jur. 870.
In statute, Morehouse v. Dodge, 6 La. Ann. 276 ^ Richardson v.
State, 43 Tex. 456.
water fbr use. In statute. Busby v, Chesterfield Water Wks.
I El. Bl. & El. 178.
Cockrell v, Cockrell, 25 L. J. (Ch.) 730 ; Whicker v, Hume, 7 H. L.
Cas. 164; Lord v, Colvin, 4 Drew. 366^ Rue v. Hight, 2 Doug.
(Mich.) 523 i Chaine v, Wilson, i Bosw. 673 ; White v. Brown, i
Wall. Jr. 217 ; re Thompson, i Wend. 43, re Wrigley, 8 Wend. 142 ,
Guier v, Daniel, i Binney, 349; Putnam v, Johnson, 10 Mass. 488.
Carey's Appeal, 75 Penn. St. ^01 ; ex parte Barton, 39 Ala. 452 ;
Hanston v, Hanston, 27 Miss. 704: Mitchell v, U. S., 21 Wall. 350;
Woodworth v. Bank, 19 Johns. 392 , Martin v. Kessinger, 26 La.
Ann. 338 ; The Venus, 8 Cranch, 253 ; re Capdevielle, 2 H. & C.
1015; Atty.-Gen. v Countess of Wahlstatt, 3 H. & C. 388; Savage
V, Scott, 45 Iowa, 130; Morgan v, Numes, 54 Miss. 308.
In statute. Charlton Co. v, Moberly, 59 Mo. 238 , Warren v, Thomas-
ton, 43 Me. 406.
of suooession. Smith v, Croom, 7 Fla. 81.
Goodhue v. Town of Beloit, 21 Wis. 637.
causa mortis. Cutting v. Silliman, 41 N. H. 147; White ik
Wager, 52 Barb. 250 ; Kilby v, Godwin, 2 Del. Ch. 61.
DONATION. In statute, Indiana, etc., R. Co. v. City of Attica, 56 Ind. 476.
DONA TIONS.
zzz
DRUG.
DOKATIOKS.
DONE.
reoeive
In statute. Hooker t/. Wittenberg College, 2 Gin. 353.
DOOB.
DORMANT.
DOTAGE.
DOWBY.
DBAFT.
DRAIK.
DBAM.
DRAMATIC.
Jn statute. JoUiffe v. Wallesley. L. R., 9 C. P. 62.
any thing . In statute. Umphelby v. McLean, i B. & Aid. 43.
thing duly . In statute. Queen v. Justies, i Q. B. Div. 221.
at the court houae • In deed of trust. Hambright v. Brock-
man, 59 Mo. 52.
partner. North v. Bloss. 30 N. Y. 374, Mitchell v. Dall, 2 Hair.
& G. 159; National Bk. v. Thomas, 47 N. Y. 15.
Owing's case, i Bland Ch. 370 (17 Am. Dec. 311).
State V. Jay. 31 Ark. 577 ; Dow v. Dow. 36 Me. 211.
In statute. Re Davis, 36 Iowa, 24 ; Bryant v. McCune, 49 Mo. 88.
In will. Adamson v. Ayres, 5 N. J. (Eq.) 349, Brackett v. Leighton, 7
Me. 383.
relinquiahea her • In married woman* s certificate in deed, De-
lassus V. Poston, 19 Mo. 425 ; Perkins v. Carter, 20 Mo. 465.
right, title and interest of in said estate. In deed. Mc Far-
land V. Baze, 24 Mo. 156.
In statute. Buard v. DeRussy,6 Rob. (La.) in ; Gates 7/. Legendre, 10
Rob. (La.) 74 ; De Young v. De Young, 6 La. Ann. 786.
Wildes V. Savage, i Story C. C. 22; Cole v. Dalton, 6 Daly, 484.
In statute. Allen v. Savings Bk., 69 N. Y. 314; Oultard v. Savings
Inst., i*7 Wall. 109; Napier v. Barney, 5 Blatchf. 191.
for the payment of money. In statute. Rex v. Pooley, 3 B. &
P. 3ir.
Goldthwait v Inhabitants, 5 Gray, 61.
Lacy V. State 32 Tex. 227.
composition. In statute, Martmelli v Maguire, i Abb. (N. S.)
356 ' Daly V. Palmer, 6 Blatchf. 264 ; Martinelli v. Maguire, i Deady,
216.
composition designed or suited for publio representation*
In statute. Daly v. Palmer, 6 Blatchf. 263.
entertainment. In statute. Day v. Simpson, 18 C. B. (N. S.)
681.
pieoe or entertainment. In statute. Russell v. Smith, 12 Q.
DRAUOHT.
DREDGING.
B. 217 ; Lee v. Simpson, 3 C. B. 871.
In statute. U. S. v. Bates, 2 Cranch C.C. i.
DRAWBRIDGE. In contract. Railroad Co. v. Smith, 21 Wail. 262.
DRAWN. in question. In statute. Bridge Proprietors v. Hoboken Co.,
I Wall. 1 16.
In city ordinance, Snyder v. North Lawrence, 8 Kas. 82.
In contract. Boynton v. Lynn Gas-Light Co., 124 Mass. 202.
by the • In statute. Sappington v. Carter, 67 III. 482.
cattle. In statute, Triggs v, Lester, L. R., i Q. B. 260.
In statute. Isaac v. Third Ave. R. R., 47 N. Y. 122.
feed sewing machines. In patent, Florence Sewing Mach. Co.
V. Grover, etc., Co., 1 10 Mass. 70.
In insurance policy. Moore v. Perpetual Ins. Co., 16 Mo. 98.
Gault V, State, 34 Ga. 533.
DROP.
DROWNING.
DRUG.
DR UGGIST 1 12 D UB.
DBUOQIBT. In statute. State v. Holmes, 28 La. Ann. 765; Hamline v. Cora. 13
Bush, 350; Mills V, Perkins, 120 Mass. 41; Apothecaries Co. v,
Greenough, i Q. B. 798.
DBUGB* and medioines. In insurance policy. Colhns v, Farmville Ins.
Co., 79 N. C. 279.
DBUHHEB. Singleton v. Fritsch, 4 Lea, 93.
DBUNKABD. Com. v, Whitney, 5 Gray, 85 ; 1 1 Cush. 477.
common . Com. v, McNamee» 112 Mass. 285.
habitual . Magahay t/. Magahay, 35 Mich. 210 ; Com. v. Whitney,
5 Gray, 85.
DBUNEIEKNESS. Com.?/. Coughlin, 123 Mass. 436.
In statute, Emerson v. Bowers, 14 N. Y. 449.
DBY-BOCE. In statute. Pearson v. Commercial Ins Co., 15 C. B. (N. S.) 304.
J>BY G^ODS. In insurance poiicy. Basse! v. American Ins. Co., 2 Hughes, 532.
and gproceries. In insurance policy. Germania Ins. Co. v.
Francis, 52 Miss. 458.
DUB. Carr v. Thompson, 67 Mo. 472 ; Goddaid v. Town of Sejrmour, 30 Conn.
395 • Allen V. Patterson, 7 N. Y. 476 , U. S. v. State Bk., 6 Peters,
29; Scudder v. Scudder, 10 N. J. (L.) 2340, Legett v. Bank, 25
Barb. 326.
In contract. District Tp. v. District Tp., 47 Iowa, 183.
In guaranty. Bainbridge v. Warde, 16 Q. B. loi.
In insurance policy- Allen v. Hudson River Ins. Co., 19 Barb. 442.
In mortgage. Fowler v. Hoffman, 31 Mich. 215.
In statute. Re Iron Co., 2 Ch. Div< loo: re Pearcy, L. R., 13 Eq. Caa,
309 , Bowen v. Slocum, 17 Wis. 181.
and payable. In statute. Turk v. Stahl, 53 Mo. 437.
In will. Medham v. Williams, L. R., 2 Eq. Cas. 396 ^ re Wilmoit, L.
R , 7 Eq. Cas. 534.
and to become . In contract, Kellogg?/. Barber, 14 Barb. 11.
care. Jones v. Andover, 10 Allen, 18 - Butteriield v. Western R.
Co., 10 Allen, 532.
cause. In statute. State v. Common Council, 9 Wis. 260.
course of law. Kansas Pacific R. Co. v. Dunmeyer, 19 Kas.
539; Wilburn v. McCalley, 63 Ala. 436; Reagh v. Span n, 3 Stew.
100; Thomas v. Woods, 4 Cow. 173; Backus z/. Shepherd, 11 Wend.
629 , Simms v. Slocum, 3 Cranch, 300.
diligence. Jones v, McGuirk, 51 111. 382; Keener?/. Finger, 70
N. C. 3S-
notice. In notary* s certificate. Seneca Co. Bk. v. Neass, 3 N. Y.
442.
In plea. Cullum v. Casey, 9 Port. 133 (33 Am. Dec. 304); Lawrences^.
Bowman, i McAll. 421.
In statute. Downing v. Stephens, 57 Tenn. 454.
or to grow . In contract. Van Hook v. Walton, 28 Tex. 59.
process of law. In constitution. Kennard v. Louisiana, 2 Otto,
480 ; Walker v. Sauvinet, 2 Otto, 91 ; Pennoyer v. Neft, 5 Otto, 714 ;
Murray v. Hoboken, 18 How. 272 ; Stuart v. Palmer, 74 N. Y. 183;
Wetherbee v. Supervisors, 70 N. Y. .228; re Hatch, 43 N. Y. (S. C.)
89; Bertholf «/. O'Riley, 74 N. Y. 509; re Ryers, 72 N. Y. i ; Taylor
DUE.
"3
DUPLICATE.
DUE — Continued.
DUB-BIUi.
DUEL.
DUG.
DTJI.Y.
DUMB.
DXnnTAGS.
DUPUCATS.
z/. Porter, 4 Hill, 140; Reaghz/. Spann, 3 Stew. 100; Clark v. Mitchell.
64 Mo. 564 ; Munn v. People, 69 111. 80 ; Campbell v. Campbell, 63
111. 462 ; Zeigler v. R. Co., 58 Ala. 594 ; Lowxy v. Rainwater, 70 Mo.
152; Spealman v, Missouri, etc., R. Co., 71 Mo. 434; Brown t/. Levee
Commrs., 50 Miss. 468 ; Bank of Columbia v, Oakley, 4 Wheat. 235 ;
Sears z/. Cottrell, 5 Mich. 251 ; Rockwell v, Nearing, 35 N. Y. 302;
Cook V. Gregg. 46 N. Y. 439; Campbell v, Evans, 45 N. Y. 356;
Metropolitan Board of Health v, Heister, 37 N. Y. 660; Happy
v. Mosher, 48 N. Y. 313; Embury v, Connor, 3 N. Y. 511 ; People
V, Mayor of Brooklyn, 4 N. Y. 419; People v. Heuck. 21 N. Y. 595 ;
Westervelt v, Gregg. 12 N. Y. 202 ; Burch v. Newbury, 10 N. Y. 374 ;
Ex parte Ah Fook, 49 Cal. 402 ; Pryor v. Downey, 50 Cal. 389.
— prooess of law-. In constitution. McMillan v, Anderson. 95 U.
S. 37 ; Pearson v. Yewdall. 95 U. S. 294 ; Pennoyer v, NefF, 95 U.
S. 714; Davidson v. New Orleans. 96 U. S. 97; Atchison &c., R.
Co. V. Baty, 6 Neb. 37 ; South Platte Land Co. v. Comm'rs, 7 Neb.
253; re Hatch, 43 N. Y. (S. C.) 89; Beyman v. Black. 47 Tex. 558.
— rights. In mortgage, Ryerson v. Boorman. 8 N. J. (Eq.) 701.
— security. Gray v. Fox. i N. J. (Eq.) 259.
taking. In statute. Queen v. Justices. 10 Q. B. 796.
to B and A. In statement of debt, Amonett z/! Montague, 63
Mo. 201.
upon contract. Bowen v, Slocum, 17 Wis. 183.
west. In deed. Wells z/. Company, 47 N. H. 235.
claim justly . In statute, Sperry's Appeal. 47 Conn. 87.
debts . In articles of association, Leggett v. Bank of Sing Sing,
24 N. Y. 283.
debts justly . In statute, Baird v, Williams, 19 Pick. 381.
moneys
nothing
sum
— him. In will, Swearingen v, Taylor, 14 Mo. 391.
— . Mason v. Mason, 67 Me. 547.
In statute, Looney v, Hughes, 26 N. Y. 514.
In statute, Gaines v, Craig, 24 Ark. 477.
Herriott v. State, i McMuU. 126 ; State v, Taylor, i Treadw. Const. 107,
opened and made. Robbins v, Chicago, 4 Wall. 657.
Rockwell V, Merwin, 45 N» Y. 166; Paynter v. Queen, 10 Q. B. 919;
Queen v, Inhabitiints, 8 Q. B. 877; Jones v, Davis, 22 Wis. 424;
Reg. V, Gloucestershire, 7 El. & Bl. 812.
In indictment. Queen v, Crossley, 10 Ad. & Ell. 133.
In plea, Nightengale v, Wilcoxson, 10 B. & C. 202 ; Butcher v, Stew-
art, II M. & W. 875.
and legally api)ointed. In indictment. Com. v. Chase, 127
Mass. 7. ,
qualified. Edwardson v, Garnhart, 56 Mo. 81.
served. In statute, Reg. v, Lightfoot, 6 El. & Bl. 824.
animals In statute, McDaniel v. State. 5 Tex. (App.) 475.
Insurance Co. v, Thwing, 13 Wall. 674; Thwing v. Great Western Ins.
Co., 103 Mass. 406.
In draft, Benton v, Martin, 40 N. Y. 345.
In statute. Birch v, Edwards 5 C. B. 50 ; Lewis v, Roberts, 11 C. R
DUPLICATE.
"♦
DUTY.
DUPLICATE
DUBATION.
DUBIira.
DUST.
DUTCH.
DUTIB8.
DUTY.
Continued.
25 ; Toms v, Cuming, 8 Scott, N. R. 917 ; Lewis t/. Roberts, 11 C. B.
(N. S.) 25.
of tazeB. In statute. Com. v. Beamish, 81 Pa. St. 389.
original. Calling v. Trewelk, 6 B. & C. 395.
thereof. In statute. Nelson v, Blakey, 54 Ind. 29.
People V, Hill, 7 CaL 102.
Biffin V, Bignell, 7 Hurl. & N. 877; Blair v, Coffman, 2 Overton, 176;
Taylor z/. Jacques, 106 Mass. 291 ; Meek z/. Atkinson, i Bailey (Law;.
84 (19 Am. Dec. 653); Fellows v. School Dist., 39 Me. 599; Breck
V, Blanchard, 22 N. H. 303 ; Maisonaire v, Keating, 2 Gall. 325 ; U.
S. V, Haskell, 4 Wash. C. C. 402 ; Hatter v. Greenlee, 1 Port 222
(26 Am. Dec. 370).
Park Bank v. Wood, 24 N. Y. 93.
her widowhood. In will. Farmers' Bk. v, Hooff, 4 Cranch C.
C. 323.
— hifl natural lifb and no longer. In will, Clarke v. Smith. 49
Md. 106.
— BUdh time. In statute. Queen v, Francis, 18 Q. B. 527.
— 8u6h trial. In statute, Maurer v. People, 43 N. Y. i.
— the oontinnanoe thereof. In will, Rutland v, Wythe, 12 M. &
W.374.
— the lifetime of any former husband or wife. In statute,
Cropsey v, Ogden, 11 N. Y. 228.
— the natural lives. In will, Merrill v, Bickford, 65 Me. 1 18.
the night. In insurance policy, Glendale Woolen Co. v. Pro-
tection Ins. Co., 21 Conn. 18.
— the pleasure of the governor. Kaufman v. Stone, 25 Ark. 336.
— the trial. In statute. State v, Buckner, 25 Mo. 167.
— the vacation. In statute, Hal ton v. Cove, i B. &. Ad. 558.
— the voyage. In charter party. Crow v, Falk, 8 Q. R 467.
— their lives. In will, Dow v, Doyle, 103 Mass. 491.
— whioh time. In statute. Queen v, Tubbs, 9 Q. B. 663.
working hours. In deed, Birney v. Phoenix Manuf. Co^ 128
Mass. 49^-
Reg. V, Wood, 5 El. and Bl. 55.
ashes and rubbish. In statute, Lindon v, Stanbridge. 2 Hurl.
& N. 52.
terms. In insurance policy, Hendricks v, Ins. Co., L. R., 9 C.
P. 460.
In statute. State v. Maynard, 41 Conn. 540.
of his oi&oe. In officer's bond. Bank of Carlisle v. Hopkins* 1
T. B. Mon. 245 (15 Am. Dec. 113).
of their oi&oe. In statute. State v. Maynard, 41 Conn. 540.
Bank of Hartford v. Waterman. 26 Conn. 338 ; Fox v. Hills, i Conn.
294 ; Fowler v, Frisbie, 3 Conn. 320 ; Harrison v. Bush, 5 El. A Bl.
348.
In statute. Com. of Kentucky v. Dennison, 24 How. 66; Pacific Ins.
Co. V, Soule, 7 Wall. 433.
DWELL.
"5
EACH.
jyWSLL
In statute. Brown t/. R. R. Co., 4 B. & S. 326; Shiels v. Raiti 7 C. B.
116.
iLINQ. In statute. King v. Inhabitants, i B. & C. 580; Dunston v, Paterson,
5 C. R (N. S.) 280.
in a . In indictment, Moore v. State, 40 Ala. 49.
DWSLLINGK-HOUSE. Com. v, Reynolds, 122 Mass. 454 ; U. S. v, Johnson, 2 Cranch,
C. C. 21; State V, Langford, i N. C. 253; State v, McGowan, 20
Conn. 245; State v. Clark, 7 Jones (L.), 167; Hooker v. Com., 13
Gratt. 763; Pitcher z/. People, 6 Mich, 142 , State v. Outlaw, 72 N.
C. 598 ; State v. Mordecai, 68 N. C. 207.
In contract, Pratt v, Paine, 119 Mass. 439.
In insurance policy. Chase v, Hamilton Ins. Co., 20 N. Y. 52.
In plea. Monks v. Dykes, 4 M. & W. 567.
In statute. Mason v. People, 26 N. Y. 200 : Fire Dept. v, Butler, 35 N.
Y. 302 ; Shepherd v. People. 19 N. Y. 537 ; Phelps t/, Rooney, 9 Wis.
84; State V, Troth, 7 Vroom, 422 ; State v. Stiles, i Green, 172; re
Lambert, 14 Bank Reg. 460; Elsmore v. Inhabitants, 8 B. & C. 465 ;
Devoe v. Com., 3 Mete. 327 ; Llandoff Co. v, Lyndon, 8 C. B. (N. S.)
5>7.
DWELIJKGK-FIiAGB. Lisbon v, Lyman, 49 N. H. 553 ; Jefferson v, Washington, 19
Me. 293.
In statute, Fearon v, Mitchell; L. R., 7 Q. B. 690; Ash worth v, Hey-
worth, 4Q. R 317.
In statute, Adams v. Great Western R. Co., 6 Hurl. & N. 404; Alex-
ander V, Jones, L. R., i Ex. 134 ; Corbitt v. General Steam Nav. Co.,
4 Hurl, ft N. 483 ; Keynsham Blue Line Co. v. Baker, 2 H. & C. 307.
and has hia home. In statute, Parsonfield v, Perkins, 2 Me.
DWELT.
DYXNa.
41 1 ; Turner v, Buckfied, 3 Me. 229 ; Putnam v, Johnston, 10 Mass.
488; Harston v, Harston, 27 Miss. 704.
Cutts V, Haskins, 9 Mass. 547 ; Harvard College v. Gore, 5 Pick. 379.
to aeeda. In statute, Francis v. Maas, 26 W. R. 422.
dedaratioiia. Starkey v. People, 17 111. 17; May v. State, 55
Ala. 39 ; ex parte Nettles, 58 Ala. 268.
without lawful issue. In deed, Vaughn v. Gay, \^ Mo. 429.
without ohildren. In will, Fairchild v. Crane. 13 N. J. (Eq.)
105.
without heirs. In will, Kent v, Armstrong, 6 N. J. (Eq.) 637.
without issue. In will. Gray v, Bridgeforth, 33 Miss. 312;
Brushaer v, Macy, 3 J. J. Marsh, 91 ; McKay v, Merrifield, 14 B.
Monr. 323; Armstrong v. Armstrong, 14 B. Monr. 344; Moore v,
Moore, 4 Mon. 203; Birney v. Richardson, 5 Dana, 432; Daniel v,
Thompson, 14 B. Monr. 708 ; Pool v. Renniny, 9 B. Monr. 625 ; Den v,
Allaire, Spencer, 63; Condict v. King, 2 Beasley, 375; Den v, Tay-
lor, 2 South, 413; Den i/. Howell, Spencer, 411; Denn r/. Small,
Spencer, 151; Moorehouse v, Cotheal, i Zab. 480; Armstrong z/.
Kent, 2 Halst. Ch. 637; Den v, Schenck, 3 Halst. 29: Trumbull v.
Gibbons, 2 Zab. 117 ; Seddel v. Wells, Spencer, 223; Den v. Black-
well, 3 Green, 386; Kennedy v. Kennedy, 5 Dutch. 185.
In plea. Cundell v, Dawson. 4 C. B. 402.
load so delivered. In agreement. Withers v, Reynolds, 2
R & Ad. 884.
EACH.
zx6
EFFECTS.
EABIfEST.
EABNINGS.
SABTH.
EACH —Continued.
his one-half. In contract. Costigan v, Lunt, 104 Mass. 217.
otBanBe* In statute. Suydam v. Smith, 52 N. V. 383.
Ibr lis and of us* In power of attorney. Dalrymple v. Frascr,
2 Q. B. 700.
in case. In insurance policy. Donnell v. Columbian Ins. Co.,
2 Sumner, 366.
In statute. State v. Girkin, i I red. 121 ; State v. Green, 7 I red. 39;
State %f. Abram, 10 Ala. 928.
In statute. Howe v. Hayivard, 108 Mass. 54; Blenkinshop z/. Clayton,
7 Taunt. 597;'Artcher V. Zeh, 5 Hill, 200.
Soniers z/. Keliher, 115 Mass. 165.
In statute. Kendall v. Kingsley, 120 Mass. 94; Jenks v. Dyer, 102
Mass. 215; Brown v. Hebard, 20 Wis. 330; Lovell v. Newton. 4
C. P. Div. 7 ; Union Pacific R. Co. v. U. S., 9 Otto, 402.
In contract. Dickinson v. Poughkeepsie, 75 N. Y. 65.
In statute. Hatch v. Hawkes, 126 Mass. 177.
excavation of ; In contract to build road. Shepard v, St. Charles
Co., 28 Mo. 373.
Hewlins v. Sheppard, 5 B. & C. 229; Mounsey v. Ismay, 3 H. & C»
486 ; Stevenson v. Wallace, 27 Gratt. %7 ; Ritger v. Parker, 8 Cush.
147 ; Morrison v. Marquardt, 24 Iowa, 35 ; Big Mountain Improve-
ment Co.'s Appeal, 54 Pa. St. 361 ; Bowen v. Team, 6 Rich. 298;
Cave V. Crafts, 53 Cal. 135 ; Morgan v. Smith, 11 111. 194; Garrison
V. Rudd, 19 111. 564; Price v. Keator, 70 N. Y. 419; Boston Water
Co. V. Boston, etc., R. Co., 16 Pick. 522.
other . In statute. Webb. v. Bird, 10 C. B. (N. S.) 268 ; 13 C. R
(N. S.) 841 ; Mounsey v. Ismay, 3 H. & C. 486 ; Partridge v. Scott
3 M. & W. 220 ; Hide v. Thornborough, 2 C. & H. 250; Angus v.
Dalton, 4 Q. B. Div. 162 ; Bliss v. Hall, 4 Bing. N. C. 183.
actions resi>ecting . In statute. Crittenton v. Alger, 11 Mete.
284.
of the Cape of Gk>od Hope. In statute. Powers v. Comly, 1 1
EASEMENT.
EASEMENTS.
EAST.
EASTERLY.
Otto. 789.
Pratt 7/. Woodward, 32 Cal. 219. ,
EATINGh-HOUSE. In statute. State v. Hall. 73 N. C. 252.
EAVESDBOFFINa. Com. 7/. Lovett, 4 CIark:(Pa.). 5; State v. Williams, 2 Tenn.
108: State z/. Pennington. 3 Head, 299.
Mortmain v. Lefaux, 6 Mart. 654 (12 Am. Dec. 485); Pennoyer «. Neff,
5 Otto, 721.
or maintain. In statute. Ruohs v. Backer, 6 Heisk. 395.
in England and in the Protestant religion. In will. Claver-
EDITOB.
EDUCATE.
EDUCATED.
EFFECT.
ingv. Ellison. 7 H. L. Cas. 707.
of the testimony. In statute. Hill v. Nichols, 50 Ala. 336. ,
prosecute with . In bond. Perreau v. Be van. 5 B. & C. 291.
take
Maize v. State, 4 Ind. 342.
EFFECTED*
EFFECrrS.
in contract. McCreery v. Green, 38 Mich. 172.
In rule of court. The Alpena 7 Fed. Rep. 363.
In statute. Keyes v. Milwaukee, etc., R. Co., 25 Wis. 693; Bank of
Missouri v. Price, i Mo. 55 ; State v. Newell, i Mo. 178 ; Wrig-htv.
F.iirfield, 2 B. & Ad. 730; Rex v. Aslett. i Russ. & Ry. ^t.
EFFECTS.
117
ELECTION.
EFFECrrS^ Continued.
In will. Re O'Loughlin, L. R, 2 P. & D. 102 ; Smyth v. Smyth, 8 Ch.
Div. 567.
In writ. Cummins v. Garvin, 65 Me. 301.
both real and personaL In will. Hogan v. Jackson, i Cowp.
299; Shell V. Pattison, 16 East, 222.
all my . In wilL Ennis v. Smith, 14 How. 400.
all my whatsoever. In will. Campbell v. Prescott, 17 C. R
(N. S.) 503.
claims and . In power. De Cordova t/. Knowles, 37 Tex. 19.
furniture and other household . In will. Foxall v. McKen-
ney, 3 Cranch C. C. 206.
goods, chattels and • In plea. Pitt v. Shew, 4 B. & Aid. 206.
goodsy merchandise and . In deed. Welsh v. Parish, i Hill.
(S. C). 155.
master's • In insurance policy. Duff v. McKenzie, 3 C. B. (N.
S.) 27.
property or money, or . In statute. Banning v. Sibley, 3
Minn. 389.
such as shall be ux)on my fiurm. In will. Doe v. Hunell, 5
B. & Aid. 21.
EFFECfTTJAIi. attachment* In statute. Peabody v. Hamilton, 106 Mass. 222.
ETTEDBB. Chidestert/. Springfield, etc., R. Co., $9 IH. 87.
party. In contract. Bird v. Thornbury, i B. Mon. 5.
or of them. In will Doe v. Doyle, 13 Q. B. 98.
EJXJSDXaC
EJECTED.
ELAPSED.
ELECnOK.
generis. Com. v. Rice, 9 Mete. 258 ; EUery v. New England
Ins. Co., 8 Pick. 14; Swift v. Union Ins. Co., 122 Mass. 575.
Perry v. Fitzhouse, 8 Q. B. 757.
then • In plea. Johnson v. Gibson, i El. &B1. 416.
In statute. People v. Peck, 1 1 Wend. 604 (27 Am. Dec. 604).
male lineal descendant. In will. Thelluson v. Rendelsham, 7
H. L. Cas. 629.
son. In will, Meredith v. Trefey, 12 Ch. Div. 171 ; Bathusrt v.
Errington, 2 App. Cas. 698 ; Collingwood v. Stanhope, L. R., 4 H.
L. 43 ; Livesey v, Livesey 2 H. L. Cas. 419.
In constitution. Speed?/. Crawford, 3 Mete. 210; Comm'rs v. Louis*
ville, 3 Bush, 602.
In statute. King v. Adams. 2 Ad. & Ell. 413.
In constitution. Speed v. Crawford, 3 Mete. 210 ; Comm'rs v. Louis-
ville, 3 Bush, 602.
In indictment. Com. t/. Desmond, 122 Mass. 12.
In statute. County Seat Case, 15 Kas. $00 ; Sturgis v. Spofford, 45 N.
Y. 447 ; Wheeler v. Brady, 1 5 Kas. 26 , $tate v. Tucker, 54 Ala. 205.
district. In constitution. Chase v. Miller, 41 Pa. St. 403 , Mc-
Daniels' Case, 2 Pa. L. J. 82 . .
in this State. In statute. Quarles v. State, 5 Humph. 561; Given
V. Rogers, 11 Ala. 543.
officer. In statute. U. S. v. Clayton, 2 Dill. 219.
agent fbr expenses. In statute. Grant v. Guinness, 17 C. B.
200.
ELECTION. Il8 EMPLOYED
^LECnON — Continued.
general . In statute, Kenfield z/. Irwin, 52 Cal. 164;
King, 17 Mo. 511.
speoial . In statute. Kenfield v. Irwin, 52 Cal. 164.
ELECTOR qualified , In statute. Sanford v. Prentice, 28 Wis. 358.
In statute. Taylor v. Taylor, 10 Minn. 107.
Polack V. Pioche, 35 Cal. 416.
or other oauae. In statute. Hatch v. Stampfer, 42 Conn. 28.
BlaEEBEOSYNABY. oorporation. Dartmouth College 0. Woodward. 4 Wheat
518; Society v. New Haven, 8 Wheat. 464.
ELIGIBLE. In constitution. Searcy 0. Grow, 15 Cal. 117 ; State v. Clarke, 3 Nev.
566. Carson v. McPhetndge, 15 Ind. 327.
ELSK In note. Ferris v. Bond, 4 B. & Aid. 679.
BIJ9EWHEBE. In contract. Brown «. Jones, 2 Gall. 277 ; Wood v. The Nimrod,
Gilp. 85.
In will. Chester v. Chester, 2 P. Wms. 56 ; Guidot v. Guidot, 3 Atk.
254.
EUANCEPATION. Queen v. Inh'b'ts, 7 Q. B. 575.
In statute. The William King, 2 Wheat 148; McBride v. Marine
Ins. Co., 5 Johns. 299.
EMBEZZLE. Cora. v. Concannon, 5 Allen, 502 ; Pagan v. Knox, 40 N. Y. (S. C.)
41 ; Com. V. Hays, 14 Gray, 62 ; People 0. Belden, 37 Cal. 51.
In indictment. Tillinghast v. Cook, 9 Mete. 140.
In statute. State v. Reilly, 4 Mo. App. 396.
abstract or wUAilly misapply. In statute. U. S. v. Taintor
II Blatchf. 375.
EMBEZZLED. In statute. Sawin v. Martin, 1 1 Allen, 439.
EMBLEMENTS. Reif! v. Reil!, 64 Pa. St 134.
EMBRACERY. Grannis v. Brandon, 5 Day, 260; State v. Sales, 2 Nev. 268«
EMINENT. domain. West River Bridge v. Dix, 6 How. 507 ; Wells v.
Somerset, etc., R. Co., 47 Me. 345 ; Beekman v. Saratoga, etc., R.
Co., 47 Me. 245 ; Jones v. Walker, 2 Paine. 688 ; Charles River
' Bridge v. Warren Bridge, 11 Pet. 420; Memphis!/. Overton, 4 Yerg.
387 ; Symonds v. City of Cincinnati, 14 Ohio, 147.
EMIT. In constitution. Craig v. State, 4 Pet. 410; Linn v. State Bk., i Scam.
Z'j (25 Am. Dec. 78, note), Briscoe v. Bank, 11 Pet. 257.
EMPLOY. In plea. Elderton v. Emmons, 6 C. B. 175.
in his . In charter-party. Ripley v. Scaife, 5 B. & C. 167.
EMPLOYE. In statute. Stone v. U. S., 3 Ct of CI. 260; Mallory v. U. S.. 3 Ct of
CI. 257; Watson v. Watson Manufg Co., 30 N. J. (Eq.) 588, Water
Co. V. Ware, 16 Wall. 566 ; Moore v. Heaney, 14 Md. 559.
Re Muldaur, 8 Ben. 65; U. S. v. Morris. 14 Pet 464 ; U. S. v. The
Catherine, 2 Paine, 721 ; U. S. v. Nourse, 4 Cranch C. C. 151.
In statute. The Alexander, 3 Mason, 175 ; U. S.v. Forrest 3 Cranch
C. C. 60; Beadon v. Parlett, L. R., 6 Q. B. 718 ; School Dist. v. Dil-
man, 22 Ohio St. 194; Hardcastle v. Jones, 3 B. & S. 160; Reg. t^.
Freke, 5 El. & Bl. 947 ; Queen v. Jay, 8 El. & Bl. 470.
by him. In statute. McCluskey v. Cromwell, 11 N. Y. 593.
in or about the worka In statute. Hyman v. Wright, 2 C. P.
Div. 397.
EMPLOYED. 119 ENEMIES.
— Continued.
actually . In statute. Ex parte Moses, L. R., 9 Q. B. i.
newspapers by tlie oorporation. In charter of city. Re
Petition of Astor, 50 N. Y. 363.
In statute. State v, Foster, 37 Iowa, 146 ; Chawner v. Cummins, 8 O.
B., 311.
EMPLOYMENT, by virtue of suoh . In statute, Reg. v Prince, M. & M. 21
Reg. V. Batty, 2 Moody, 257 ; Reg. v, Thorlcy, i Moody, 343; Reg.
V, Arman, Dears. C. C. 575; Reg. v. Mellish, Russ. & Ry. 80 ; Reg. 7/.
May, 8 Cox C. C. 421 ; Reg. v, Harris, 6 Cox C C. 363 , Reg. v.
Hawtin, 7 C. & P. 281 ; Reg. i/. Cutlom, 12 Cox C. C. 469 ; Reg. v,
Beechey» Russ. & Ry. 519 ; Reg. v. Smith, Russ. & Ry. 15 ; Reg. v.
Barker, i D. & R. 19; Reg. v, Nettleton, i Moody, 59 ; People v,
Sherman, 10 Wend. 298, People «/. Hennessey. 15 Wend. 147, Peo-
ple V, Dalton, 15 Wend. 581 ; Com. v, Hayes, 14 Gray, 62; ex parte
Hedley, 31 Cal. 108; State v, Johnson. 48 Iowa, 370; State v,
Foster, 37 Iowa, 146.
SMOIaUMENT. annual , In statute, Queen v, Postmaster-Genera), i Q. R
Div. 658.
EMPTY* Pennie v, Chesapeake Canal Co., 9 How. 189.
EN AjjshACIOK. In conveyance. Mulford v, Le Franc, 26 Cal. 88.
ENCLOSED. and cultivated fields. In statute, Biggerstaff v, St. L. , K. C. &
N. R. R, 60 Mo. 567.
ENCLOSUBE. Porter v, Aldrich, 39 Vt. 326.
In statute. Keith v, Bradford, 39 Vt. 34; Taylor v, Wei bey, 36 Wis. 42.
ENCROACH. In statute. Easton v, Richmond Bd., L. R., 7 Q. B. 69.
END. of the voyage. In agreement, Bradford v. Drew, 5 Mete. 191.
ENDANGER. her life. In statute, Thornberry v. Thornberry, 2 J. J. Marsh.
322.
the life of his wift. In statute, Beebe v. Bee be, 10 Iowa, 133;
Cole V, Cole, 23 Iowa, 433 ; Caruthers v, Caruthers, 13 Iowa, 266 ;
Knight 2/. Knight, 31 Iowa, 451.
ENDAITGERED. or his lifb be . In statute. State v, Agee, 68 Mo. 264.
ENDEAVORING. to make a revolt. In statute. U. S. v. Kelly, 11 Wheat.
417.
ENDEAVORS, use his best . In contract, Vickers v, Overend, 7 Hurl ft
N. 92.
EN DECIaARATION. de simulation. Erwint/. Bk. of Kentucky, 5 La. Ann. i ;
Edwards v, Ballard, 20 La. Ann. 169.
ENDED. and debt and ooets paid. In docket entry, Phillips v, Israel,
10 S. & R. 391.
ENDOTKTMENT. French v, Pratt, 27 Me. 381 ; Runkel v. Winnemiller, 4 Harr. h M.
429.
In statute. State Reformed Church v. Lyon, 3 Vroom, 360; State v.
Kroolman, 9 Vroom, 323.
or fUnd. In statute. State v, Lyon, 32 N. J. (L.) 360.
The Venice, 2 Wall. 258.
In constitution, U. S. v, Greathouse, 2 Abb. U. S. 364 ; 4 Sawyer, 464.
pirates and assailing thieves. In insurance policy, Monon-
^^;,ii
^ahela Ins. Co. v, Chester, 43 Pa. St. 491.
ENEMIES
120
ENTER.
ENEMIES — Continued.
'8
164.
-. In bill of lading. Russell v. Merriam, 17 C. B. (N. S.)
In statute. Stuart v. U. S., 18 Wall. 84.
— . Coggs V, Bernard, 2 Ld. Raym. 909: Morse v. Sine, i
ENFOBCE.
ENGAGE.
king's
Ventris, 190.
property of the . Taylor v. Perkins, 24 Ark. 338.
public . Boon v. The Belfast, 40 Ala. 184; King v. Shepherd, 3
Story. 349; Thomas z/. Boston, etc., R. Co., 10 Mete. 472 ; Lewis «.
Ludwick, 6 Coldw. 369.
the oolleotion of fines. In statute. People v. Christerson, 59
111. 157.
Ruez/. Rue, 21 N. J. (L.) 369.
in or carry on any business. In statute, Harris v. State, 50
Ala. 127.
ENGAGEMENT. In statute. People v, Utica Ins. Co., is Johns. 385.
ENGAGES.
ENGAGING.
in shooting. In statute. Smith v. State, 50 Ala. \^),
ENGINE.
eng:
ENGINES.
ENGRAVE.
ENJOYED.
ENJOYMENT.
ENJOYING.
ENIaABGE.
ENUSTED.
In guaranty, Norton v, Powell, 4 Man. & G. 42.
in or carrying on the business of keeping a theater. In
statute, Gillman v. State, 55 Ala. 248.
In statute, Blanchard v. Sprague, 3 Sumner, 280.
calculated to destroy human life or inflict grievous bodily
harm* In statute, Wotten v, Dawkins, 2 C. B (N. S.) 413.
or instrument of destruction. In statute. Allen v. Thomp-
son, L. R., 5 Q. R 336.
fixed . In statute. Thomas v. Jones, 5 B. & S. 916.
LING. work* In statute. Queen v. R. Co., i6 Q. B. 20; Wilson v.
Eden, 18 Q. B. 488.
In statute. Jones v, Festmog, R. Co., 9 B. & S. 843.
Wood V. Abbott, 5 Blackf. 325.
In will. Polden v, Bosland, L. R.. i Q. B. 157.
or taken the benefit of such exemption. In constitution.
Baker v. State, 17 Fla. 406.
to be by her. In will. Chism v, Williams, 29 Mo. 288.
thereof as of ;right. In statute. Tickle v. Brown, 4 Ad. &
Ell. 369.
In constitution. Re Smith, 38 Cal. 704.
In statute. Att'y-Gen. v. Mayor, L. R., 6 H. L. 303.
In statute, Sheffield v. Otis, 107 Mass. 282 ; Barker v. Chesterfield,
102 Mass. 129; U. S.T/. Thompson, 2 Sprague, 103; Tylerv. Pome-
roy, 8 Allen, 485.
as a soldier. In statute. Walton v. Gavin, 16 Q. B. 81.
ENLISTMENT. Milliard v, Stewartstown, 48 N. H. 280 ; Tyler v. Ponieroy, 8 Allen,
480.
ENROLMENT. In statute. The Mohawk, 3 Wall. 566.
ENSUINQ. for the year. In statute. Chase v. State, Spencer, 218.
ENTER. Chotard v. Pope, 12 Wheat. 586.
In statute. Kellogg v. Robinson, 32 Conn. 335 ; Moriarty v. Brown,
39 Iowa, 634; U. S. V, An Open Boat, 5 Mason, 120.
ENTER.
121
ENTR Y.
— Continued.
£NTEB£D.
SNTEBINQ.
into oontraot. In statute. Weed v. Tucker, i8 N. Y. 422.
or be in any land* In statute, Reg. v, Pratt, 4 El. & Bl. 863.
on tlie refisrenoe. In statute. Baker v. Stephens, L. R., 2 Q.
B. 525, 8 B. & S. 445.
Rex V. Smith, Russ. & Ry. 417 ; Rex v. Bird, 9 C. & P. 44 ; Reg. 7/.
Bailey, Russ. & Ry. 341 ; Reg. v. Jordan, 7 C. & P. 432 ; Reg. v.
Winter, 8 C. &. P. 747 ; Reg. v. O'Brien, 4 Cox C. C. 398 ; Reg. v.
Davis, Russ. ^ Ry. 533 ; Reg. v. Spriggs, i M. & R. 357 ; Pines v.
State, 50 Ala. 153 ; State v. Whitby, 15 Kas. 402 ; Franco v. State,
42 Tex. 276 ; Pickering v, Rudd, i Stark. 48; Reg. v. Brice, Russ. &
Ry. 450; State v. Willis, 7 Jones (N. C), 190; Donohoo v. State,
36 Ala. 281 ; Reg. v. Rust, i Moody C. C. 184 ; Rex v. Hughes, 2
East P. C. 491 ; State v, McDaniel, i Wins. N. C. 248 ; State v,
McCall, 4 Ala. 643.
or attempting to enter, leaving or attempting to leave, a
public conveyance. In insurance policy, Sawtelle v. Railway
Pass Ass.Co. 15 Blatchf. 216.
short. Blaine v. Browne, 11 R. I. 119.
EBTEBTAimiENT. In statute. Hawes v. Bd., i Ex. Div. 385; Muir v. Keay, L. R.,
10 Q. B. 595.
for man and horse. In statute. Scattergood v. Waterman, 2
Miles, 323.
of the stage. In statute. Rex v. Handy, 6 T. R. 286 ; Wigan %».
Strange, i Harr. & Ruth. 41; L. R., i C. P. 176.
public refreshment and . In statute. Taylor v. Oram, i H. &
C. 376.
JbLNTlHK
JgJHTlTUg).
16
In statute. Nash v. Douglass, 12 Abb. Pr. (N. S.) 187.
Hawkins v. Filkins, 24 Ark. 324.
benefit. In deed. Heathman v. Hall, 3 Ired. (Eq.) 414.
day. In statute. Robertson «. State, 43 Ala. 329.
interest. McLeroy «. Duckworth, 13 La. Ann. 410.
unconditional and sole ownership. In insurance policy. Ins.
Co. V, Haven, 5 Otto, 249.
In statute. Taylor v. Taylor, L. R., 20 Eq. Cas. 297; Conoley v. Gale,
54 Ala. 269.
In will. Umhers v. Jaggard, L. R., 9 Eq. Cas. 200 ; re Clinton, L. R.,
13 Eq. Cas. 295.
person to vote. In statute. Whiteley «. Chappell, L. R., 4 Q.
B. 147.
Alexander z/. Greenup, i Munf. 134(4 Am. Dec. 541.)
In statute. Bissell v. Beckwith, 32 Conn. 509.
Innerarity v. Morris, i Ala, 660.
In indictment. Com. v. Glover, 1 1 1 Mass. 395.
In statute. U. S. «. Baker, 5 Ben. 25 ; Hatcher v. Gammell, 49 Ga. 576;
U. S. V. Cargo of Sugar 3 Sawyer, 48.
of a Ibreclosnre of a mortgage. In insurance policy. Mc-
Intire v. Norwich Ins. Co., 102 Mass. 230.
of appearance. Cooly v. Lawrence, s Duer, 605.
after such . In statute. Ullman v. Murphy, 11 Blatchf. 358.
ENUMERA TED.
ERECTION'.
SNUMEBATED.
SQUAIi.
SQUAUiY.
JBQXnPFING.
SQUTFABIiE.
SQTJITABLT.
BQUITY.
and deflnecL In statute. Cutting v. Cutting. 20 Hun, 365.
portioii. In will. Cummingsz/. Bramhall, 120 Mass. 558.
to. In contract. Stewart v, Lehigh Valley R. Co., 38 N. J. (L.)
505-
In will. McNeilledge v. Galbraith, 8 S. & R. 43 (i i Am. Dec $72).
and in oonunon* In will. Watkins v. Frederick, 1 1 H. L. Cas.
358.
credible. Collins t'. Stephens* 58 Ala. 545.
diTided. In statute. Howard v. Howard, 19 Conn. 318.
In will. Parnell T/. Culbertson, 12 Bush, 370; Walters v. Cnitcher,
15 R Mon. 10; Wells v. Newton, 4 Bush, 159; Brown v. Brown, 6
Bush, 649; Henderson v. Womack, 6 Ired. (Eq.) 437; Jackson «•
Luquere, 5 Cow. 221 ; Youngs' Appeal, 83 Pa. St. 59.
to be divided. In will. Kean v. Hoffecker, 2 Harr. (Del) 103
(29 Am. Dec 336).
In statute. Atfy-Gen. v. Sillem, 2 H. & C. 623.
. Appeal Tax. CL v. St. Peter's Academy, 50 Md. 321.
In statute. Gleim v. The Belmont, 11 Mo. 113.
assignment. Christmas'?/. Russell, 14 Wall. 69^
estate* Avery v. Durfees, 9 Ohio. 145.
mortgage. Hall v. Mobile, etc., R. Co. 58 Ala. 10.
Womack v. Thomas, 48 Ala. 463.
Savings Inst. v. Makin, 23 Me. 36a
In statute. Thornton v. Lane, 1 1 Ga. 459; Butler 0. Weathers, 39 Ga.
524.
of redemption. Si mon ton v. Gray, 34 Me. 50; State v. Laval, 4
McCord, 340.
seized in law or in . In statute. Mcllvaine v. Smith, 42 Mo. 45.
wife's — ^. Helms v. Franciscus, 2 Bland Ch. 544(20 Am. Dec. 404).
EQUrVAIJSNT. Tyler «. Boston, 7 Wall. 327.
TTOABE
In statute. U. S. v. Anderson, 3 Cranch C. C. 203.
In contract. Johnson v. Female University, 35 111. 518; San ford tf.
Rawlings, 43 III. 92.
In statute. Smith v. Stokes, 4 B. & S. 87 ; State v. Brown, 16 Conn.
56; Whitbrook v. West, 26 Conn. 406; Wadleigh «. Gilman, 13
Me. 403 (20 Am. Dec. 188).
a building. In statute. Brown v. Hunn, 27 Conn. 332.
and build* In statute. Douglass 0. Com., 2 Rawle, 262; Tuttle
v. State, 4 Conn. 68 ; Hastings v. Aiken, i Gray, 163.
or lease. In charter. DeWitt v. San Francisco, 2 Cal. 296.
ERECTED.
EBECfTIOK.
In contract. Johnston v. Female Univ., 35 111. 518; Sanford «. Raw*
lings, 43 111. 92.
In statute. King «. Inh'b'ts, 2 B. & Ad. 815.
or built. In statute. King v. Inh'b'ts, 5 B. & Ad. 383.
building . In statute. McGary v. People, 45 N. Y. 153.
In statute. Trask v. Searle, 121 Mass. 229; Brown «. Hunn, 27 Conn.
322 ; Douglass v. Com., 2 Rawle, 262; Reg. v. Whittingham, 9 C. &
P. 234; St. George «. Sparrow, 16 C. B. (N. S.) 214.
ERECTION.
123
ESTABLISH.
— Continued.
oonstniotion or flniahing. In statute, McDermott o. Palmer,
8 N. Y. 383.
alter or repair. In statute, Trask 9. Searle, \^\ Mass. 229.
oonstruotion or flniwhlng of buildings. In statute. McDer-
mott V. Palmer, 2 E. D. Smith, (>j% ; Moran v, Cfaaae, $2 N. Y. 346.
ofadwvltiag-lMKUM. hi stafwit. Booth 0. State, 4 Conn. 6$.
of any Imilding. Indeed. Shawo. Hitchcock. 119 Mass. 254.
or oonstniotion of a building. In statute. Presbyterian
SSCHEAT.
XSTABUBH.
Church «. Allison. 10 Pa. St. 418; re Hewitt 10 Pa. St. 379 ; Perigo
«. Vanhorn, 2 Miles, 359; Miller?/. Oliver. 8 Watts, 314; Harris «.
Woolston, 3 Phila. 376; Smith v. Nelson, 2 Phila. 113; Rand 0.
Mann, 3 Phila. 429; Kirk v. Talifierro, 8 S. & M. 754; Dreisbach 0.
. Keeler, 2 Pa. St. 77 ; Armstrong v. Ware, 20 Pa. St. 519.
used in oonduoting the buaineaa of any mine. In statute.
Harwell v. Hundred. 14 Q. B. 704.
and improvementa. In deed. West 0. Blakeway, 2 Man. h, G.
752.
or additions. In deed. Holbrook 0. Chamberlin, 1 16 Mass. I55«
and keeps a billiard table. In statute. Sears v. West. 1 Mur«
phy, 291 (3 Am. Dec. 694).
Baldwin v. U. S. Tel. Co., 6 Abb. Pr. (N. S.) 405.
In statute, Rankin v. Pitkin. 50 Iowa, 313.
in a judgment. In statute. Bickel 0. Erskine, 43 Iowa, 213.
In bill of lading. Sandford 0. Housatonic R. Co., 11 Cush. 155.
of fiEK)t. In statute. Adslt v. Wilson, 7 How. Pr. 64 ; Kasson •.
Mills, 8 How. Pr. 377 : Biglow v. Sanders. 22 Barb. 147.
Reg. «. Allen. C. & M. 295. State rt. Murray. 15 Me. 100; Reg. v.
Waters, 12 Cox C. C. 390; Reg. r. Bootie, 2 Burr. 864; Reg. t/.
Stokes, 5 C. & P. 148 ; Com. v. Filburn. 119 Mass. 297 ; State v.
Beebe, 13 Kas. S39'> Steere «. Field. 2 Mason, 326.
In statute. Howard v. Blackford. Pen. 777.
warrant. In statute. Anderson v. Hampton, i B. & Aid. 310.
any instrument, arms or other things oaloiilated to aid his .
In statute. Hughes v. State, i Eng. 131.
negligent . In statute. Adams v. Turrentine, 8 I red. 147.
from any eause whatever. In bill of lading. Oxiey 0. SL
Louis, etc., R. Co., 65 Mo. 629.
Com. V. Hite, 6 Leigh, 558 (29 Am. Dec. 227, note).
Jordan v. Pollock, 14 Ga. 145; Jackson v. Catlin. 2 Johns. 248 ; Clark
«. Gifford, 10 Wend 310; Bramam v. Bingham, 26 N. Y. 483; White
V. Bailey, 14 Conn. 270; State Bk. v. Evans, 3 Green (L.) 155 (28
Am. Dec. 400).
priT}leges. In statute. City of Elk Point v. Vaughn, i Da-
kota, 113.
In insurance policy, Perkins 0. Ins. Co., 2 El. & Bl. 322.
Smith V. Forest, 49 N. H. 230.
In statute. King «/. Wade, 1 B. & Ad. 873; Com. v Simonds. 11 Gray,
306
ESTABLISH. 124 EST A TE.
ESTABLISH — Continued.
and regtilate domestic relations. In statute, Davenport v.
Caldwell. 10 S. C. 317.
and regulate markets. In city charter, Ketchuni o. City of
Buffalo, 14 N. Y. 356; Beekman?/. People, 27 Barb. 260; Peoples.
Lowber, 28 Barb. 65 ; Waitman 0. Philadelphia, 33 Pa. St. 202.
or set up- a newspaper or printing press. In covenant, An-
derson V, Faulconer, 30 Miss. 145.
ESTABLISHED. Gibson v. Kirk, i Q. B. 855.
In statute. Com. v, Simonds, 11 Gray, 306; Weigel v, Betz, 18 La.
Ann. 49.
by a jury. In statute. Fitch v, Tafft, 126 Mass. 504.
or usual place of business. In statute, Rhodes v. Salem,
etc., Tp. Co., 98 Mass 95.
ESTATE. Cutts v. Com., 2 Mass. 284; Deering v. Tucker, 55 Me. 284 ; Jackson
V, Parker, 9 Cow. 73; Hunter v. Husted, Busb. (Eq.) 141 ; U. S. v,
Crookshank, i Edw. 233 ; Jackson v, Robins, 16 Johns. 537 ; State
V, Bishop, 15 Me. 122.
In deed. Doe v. Evans, 9 Ad. & Ell. 719.
In indictment. People?/. Hall, 19 Cal. 425.
In statute, Harrison v. Lamar, 33 Ark. 824; Friedman v, Macy, 17
Cal. 226; Smithdeal v. Smith, 64 N. C. 52; Filliterz/. Phippard, 11
Q. B. 348; Freedman v. Goodwin, 1 McAllister, 148.
In will, Sanderson v, T^obson, 7 C. B. 100; Allison v. Chancy, 63
Mo. 283; Mabley v, Stainback, i Martin. 75 (i Am. Dec. 545);Tur-
bett V, Turbett, 3 Yeates, 187 (2 Am. Dec. 369) ; Vanderzee v, Van-
derzee, 36 N. Y. 231 ; Terry v, Wiggans, 47 N. Y. 513 ; Jackson v.
Merrill, 6 Johns. 185 ; Archer v. Deneale, i Peters, 585 ; Doe v.
Lean, i Q. B. 229 ; Hamilton v, Buckmaster, L. R., 3 Eq. Cas. 325 ;
OToole V. Browne, 3 El. & Bl. 572 ; Kellogg v, Blair, 6 Mete 322 ;
Tracy v, Kilbourn, 3 Cush. 557 ; Hammond v, Hammond, 8 Gill &
J. 436 > Hart V, White, 26 Vt. 260; Arnold v. Lincoln, 8 R. I. 384;
Countess of Bridgewater v, Duke of Bolton, 6 Mod. 106 ; Jackson
V. Delaney, 11 Johns. 365; Brewer v, Brightman, 4 McCord, 60;
Andrews?/. Bmmfield, 32 Miss. 107 ; Crostwaight v, Hutchinson, 2
Bibb. 407 ; Norris v, Clark, 10 N. J. (Eq.) 51 ; Den v, Snitcher, 14
N. J. (Eq.) 53; Vick v, Sueter, 3 El. A Bl. 233 ; New Orleans v,
Stewart, 28 La. Ann. 181 ; Jacks v. Bridewell, 51 Miss. 881 ; Roths-
child V, Hatch, 54 Miss. 554.
and eflEbcts. In statute, Sayer v. Defaur, 11 Q. B. 335 ; Att'y-
Gen. V. Browning, 8 H L. Cas. 243.
In will, Perceval v, Perceval, L. R., 9 Eq. Cas. 387.
in settlement. Mechanics', etc., Bk's. Appeal, 31 Conn. 69.
of inheritance or freehold. In statute. Inhabitants of Ips-
wich V. Inhabitants of Topsfield, 5 Mete. 350.
real and personal. In will. Austin v. Rutland, etc., R. Co., 45
Vt. 215.
all my . In will, Donovan v, Donovan, 4 Harr. (Del.) 177 ;
Godfrey?/. Humphrey, 18 Pick. 537.
any in fee or for life. In statute. Olcott v. Wood, 14 N. Y. 3a.
feotory . In will. Brainerd v, Cowdrey, 16 Conn. i.
interested in the . In statute. Shields v, Ashley, 16 Mo. 471.
ESTATE.
125
EVICTION.
^STATB — Continued.
real-
— . In wilL Knight v, Selby, 3 Man. A G. 95.
residue of my . In will. Den v. Drew, 14 N. J. (L.) 68.
hereditaments and premises. In deed, Dayrell v, Hoare, 12
ESTIMATE.
ESTIMATED.
Ad. & Ell. 369.
other . In statute. Atwater v. Inhabitants of Woodbridge, 6
Conn. 223 (16 Am. Dec. 46).
In verdict. Roddy v. McGetrick. 49 Ala. 159.
In contract. Heald v. Cooper, 8 Me. 32.
cash value. In insurance policy. Elliott v. Lycoming Ins. Co.,
66 Pa. St. 22 (5 Am. Rep. 323).
ESTIMATION, containing by . In contract. Stebbins v. Bddy, 4 Mason, 414.
Frost «/. Saratoga Mut. Ins. Co., 5 Demo, 154; Leicester z/. Rehobeth,
4 Mass. 180; Owen v. Bartholomew, 9 Pick. 520; Van Rensselear
V. Kearney, 1 1 How. 297 ; Water's Appeal, 35 Pa. St. 523 ; Sparrow
V. Kingman, I N. Y. 242 ; Armfield v. Moore, Busb. (L.) 157;
Dezell V. Odell, 3 Hill. 215.
In statute. Thompson z/. Corpstein, 52 Cal. 653 ; Shepherd v. Hawley,
4 Oreg. 206 ; Roberts v. Barnes, 27 Wis. 422 ; Walters v. Glats, 29
Iowa, 437; Lyman v. Gibson, 18 Pick. 426.
Bacchus V. Moreau. 4 La. Ann. 313 ; Lebeaii v. Trudeau, 10 La. Ann.
164; Conery v. Webb, 12 La. Ann. 282.
Queen v: Redpath, 10 Mod. 152; Railroad Co. v. Metcalfe, 4 Mete. 211 ;
Ham V. Tichenor, 3 Mon.^196.
In bill of particulars. Hayes z/. Wilson, 105 Mass. 21.
In bond. Com. v. Ross. 6 S. & R. 427.
In indictment. Com. v. Lakeman, 4 Cush. 597.
In plea, Bryant/. Bates, 15 111. 87.
In statute. Dano v. R. Co., 27 Ark. 564.
In will. Barnaby v. Tessell, L. R., 11 Eq. Cas. 363.
In statute. Smith v. State, 43 Ala. 345.
of the award. In order. Reeves v. McGregor, 9 Ad. A Ell. 577;
In deed. Marsick v. Webber, 2 El. & Bl. 637.
of the triaL In statute. Hardy 2/. Featherstonhaugh, 10 B. &
S, 629; L. R., 4 Q. B. 725.
abide the . In statute, Jones v. Williams, L. R., 8 Q. B. 280;
Stooke V. Taylor. 5 Q. B. Div. 569.
follow the . In statute. Field v. R. Co., 3 Ex. Div. 26 ; Myers
V. Defries. 5 Ex. Div. 15 ; Id. 180.
Charter Ins. Co. v. Colt, 20 Wall. 560,
declaration. In statute. Doe v. Roe, 2 Ad. & Ell. 11.
of them. In bond. Besorc v. Potter. 12 S. & R. 158.
person. In statute. Washington z/. State, 17 Wis. 148.
son. In will. Surtees v. Surtees, L. R., 12 Eq. Cas. 400.
such overseer. In statute. King v. Share, 3 Q. B. 37.
— ^ way fitted for the voyage. In charter-party. Von Lingen v.
Davidson, i Fed. Rep. 178.
in oase. In constitution. Steele v. Shields, 49 Md. 304.
SVICnOK. Upton z/. Townsend, 17 C. B. 30; Royce v. Guggenheim, 106 Mass.
SVADING.
EVENT.
EVICTION.
Z26
EXCEED.
EVICTION » Continued.
aoi ; Mitchell v. Warner. 5 Conn. 497; Succession of Coxe, 15 La.
Ann. 514; Reasoner v. Edmondson, 5 Ind. 393; Pendleton v.
Dyett, 4 Cow. 581.
McWilliams v, Rodgers, 56 Ala. 93 ; Schloss v. Creditors, 31 Cal. 201;
Nelson v, Johnson, 18 Ind. 329; Harvey v. Smith, 17 Ind. 272.
In statute. Re Comstock, 8 Ben. 235.
agaiUBt himself. In constitution. State v. Ober, 52 N. H. 459
(13 Am. Dec. 88).
in support thereof. In statute. State v. Halliday, 60 Mo. 596
of aocmtraot. In statute. Mullett v. Hutchinson, 7 B. &C.
640 ; Blackwell v. McNaughton, i Q. B. 128.
of debt. In statute. Gaines v. Craig, 24 Ark. 477.
oiroumstantial . People v. Kennedy, 32 N. Y. 141.
pnina fiude . Emmons v. Westfield Bk., 97 Mass. 230.
of debt. In statute. New York Life Ins. Co. v. Beebe. 7 N. Y
364.
EVIDENT. proof is In constitution. Re Alexander, 59 Mo. 598; ex parte
Acree, 63 Ala. 234; ex parte Foster, 5 Tex.(App.) 625 (32 Am. Rep.
577.)
EVIDENTLY. • unsuitable. In statute. Thayer tl Horner, 1 1 Mete. 104.
EX. parte. Lincoln v. Cook, 3 111. 61.
parte matema. Banta v. Demarest, 24 N. J. (L.; 431.
parte paterna. Banta v. Demarest, 24 N. J. (L.) 431 .
post itoto. In constitution. Townsend v. Townsend, Peck, i
(14 Am. Dec. 722); Bell v. Perkins, Peck. 261 (14 Am. Dec. 745) ;
re Gabenz, 45 Cal. 430; People v. Mortimer, 46 Cal. 114; U. S. v.
Hughes, 8 Ben. 29; Coles v. County of Madison, Breese, 154(12
Am. Dec. 161); Dickinson z/. Dickinson, 3 Murphy, 327 (9 Am. Dec
608); Dash V, Van Kleck, 7 Johns. 477(5 Am. Dec. 291); Turner
V. State, 40 Ala. 21; Walston v. Com., 16 B. Mon. .37; Strong v.
State, I Blackf. 193 ; Den. v. Van Riper, 16 N. J. (L.) 7 ; Boston v.
Cummins, 16 Ga. 102 ; Cummings v. State, 4 Wall. 277 ; U. S. w.
Hall, 2 Wash. C. C. 366; Woart v. Winnick, 3 N. H. 473; Fletcher
V. Peck, 6 Crancb, 87 ; Shepherd v. People, 25 N. Y. 403. See
note by Mr. Justice Johnson in 2 Peters, 681 ; Calder v. Ball. 3
Dallas, 386 ; Gut v. State, 9 Wall. 35; Locke z/. New Orleans, 4
Wall. 172; Carpenter v. State, 17 How. 456; Municipality v.
Wheeler, 10 La. Ann. 145 ; Perry's Case, 3 Gratt. 632 ; Fisher v,
Cockerill, 5 Men. 132; Railroad v. Dickerson, 17 R Mon. 176; State
z/. Willis, 66 Mo. 131 ; O'Donohue v. Aiken, 2 Duv. 479; ex parte
Bethurum, 66 Mo. 545; Evans V.Montgomery, 4 W. & S. 218; Ori-
ental Bk. 7/. Freeze, 18 Me. 100; Mechanics' Bank's Appeal, 31
Conn. 63 ; Lord v. Chadbourne, 42 Me. 429; Albee v. May, 2 Paine,
74 ; B.iy «. Gage, 36 Barb. 477 ; Strong v. State, i Blackf. 193 ;
Turner 0. State, 40 Ala. 21; Ross' Case, 2 Pick, 165; Rand v. Com.,
9 Gratt, 738; Hartung v. People, 22 N. Y. 95.
EXAMINATIOE'. In statute. Queen v. Inhabitants, 11 Q. B. 63 ; 9 Ad. & Ell. 837 ;
10 Ad. & Ell. 679.
on oath. In statute. Laughran v. Kelly, 8 Cush. 199.
did not . In statute. Re Earl of Harrmgton, 2 El. & Bl. 676.
EXCEPT.
127
EXECUTED.
aa hereinalter excepted. In grant, Greenleaf v, Barth, 6
Peters. 302.
the briok fiustory. In statute, Allen v, Scott, 21 Pick. 25 (32
Am. Dec. 238).
EXCEPTING. Barnes v, Burt, 38 Conn. S4i.
In deed, Stockwell z/. Couillard, 129 Mass. 231.
EXCEPTION. In statute, Quary v, Gambert. 32 Cal. 304.
omel treatment or outrages. In statute, Tourne v, Tourne,
9 La. Ann. 452 ; Armant v. Her Husband, 4 La. Ann. 137.
In ptea. Starch v. Clarke, 4 B. & Ad. 1 1 5.
bail. In constitution. Ex parte Duncan, 53 Cal. 410.
fines. In constitution, Pervear v. Com., 5 Wall. 475 ; Blyden-
burgh V, Mills, 39 Conn. 484.
weight. In statute. Avelard v, Lucas, 5 C. P. Div. 211.
SXdiUDING.
Cass V. Thompson, i N. H. 65 (8 Am. Dec. 36); Com. v. Clark, 14 Gray,
367 ; BufTum v, Murry, 3 Mason, 481.
and oonvey. In power of attorney. Long v. Fuller, 21 Wis. 122.
second of first unpaid. 22 How. 96.
liquor. In statute. Queen v, Lancashire, 7 El. & Bl. 840.
In constitution, Portland Bk. v. Apthorp, 12 Mass. 252; Oliver v.
Washington Mills. 1 1 Allen, 268 ; Scholey v. Rew, 23 Wall. 345 ;
Pacific Ins. Co. v. Soule, 7 Wall. 433.
In statute, Patrick v, Faulke, 45 Mo. 312.
In insurance policy. Palmer v, Warren Ins. Co., 1 Story, 365.
In statute, Washburn v. Gould, 3 Story C. C. 122.
jurisdiction. Com. v, 0*Connell, 8 Gray, 464.
of a bond. In verdict. Walker v, Gibbs, 2 Dafl. 211 ; i Yeates,
255.
of costs. In statute, Gordon v, Ross. 2 Cal. 157.
power. In statute. Park Soc. v. City of Hartford, 47 Conn. 89.
right. In charter, Sloan v. State, 8 Black f. 361.
EXdiUSIVELY. In statute, Reg. v, Manchester, 16 Q. B. 450.
neglect. In statute. Flanders v, Sherman, 18 Wis. 593; Stop^
penfeldt v, Milwaukee, etc., R. Co., 29 Wis. 690; Johnson v, Eldred,
13 Wis. 487 ; SUfTord v, McMillan, 25 Wis. $66.
lawful . In statute. Queen v, Haryey, L. R.. i C. C. R. 285.
In statute, Waleman v, Merrill, 4 Vroom, 378 ; Kemble v, Harris, 7
Vroom, 526; Scott v, Dow, 2 Green, 350.
Bagley v, McMickle, 9 Cal. 430; State z/. Young, 23 Minn. 551.
In declarcUion, Walbridge v, Arnold, 21 Conn. 425.
In deed, Stuart v, Dutton, 39 111. 91.
In statute. Den. v. Young, 7 Halst. 300 ; Calhoun v, Buflington, 25
Mo. 443 ; Little %', Dodge, 32 Ark. 453.
and delivered. In contract, Faunce v. Ins. Co., loi Mass. 279.
execution . In statute. Smith v. Young. 12 N. J. (L.). 300.
EXECUTE.
EXECUTED.
has-
te be
B. 818.
unto. Bagley v, McMickle, 9 Cal. 340.
in due form of law. In writ, Magnay v. Monger, 4 Q.
EXECUTING. Z2S EXHIBITS.
SXECUTDTO* Drewe v. Lamson, ii Ad. & £11. 529.
any such deed. In statute. Ellis v, McCormack, 10 B. & S. 90.
iSXECUnOff. Tiernan v, Fenimere, 17 Ohio. 545.
In statute. Ins. Co. v, Halleck, 6 Wall. 556.
of the instrument. Freeman v. Ellison, 37 Mich. 459.
or other legal prooesa. In statute. Re Fanshaw, L. R., 11 Eq.
Cas. 615.
in upon any judgment. In statute. Re Lilley. 14 Q. R 404.
on their . In deed. Dingwall v. Edwards, 4 B. & S. 758.
proof of . Freeman v. Ellison, 37 Mich. 459.
EXECUTIVE. In statute. U. S. v. Barnabo, 14 Blatchf. 74,
authority. Com. v. Hall, 9 Gray, 267.
•
officer. Thorne v. San Francisco, 4 Cal. 127.
or ministerial offioers. In statute. Cook v. College of Louis-
ville. 9 Bush, 541 .
EXECUTOR. Sheldon v. Smith, 97 Mass. 34 ; Firmey v. Barnes, 97 Mass. 401.
In promissory note. Rittenhouse ?/. Ammerman, 64 Mo. 196.
EXECUTORY. contract. Farrington v. Tennessee, 5 Otto, 683.
EXECUTORS . In will. Phillips v. Stewart, 59 Mo. 491.
administrators and assigns. In insurance policy, 26 N. Y. 253.
my . In will. Noel v. Harvey, 29 Miss. 72.
EXECUTORSHIP. expenses. In will. Sharp v. Lush, 10 Ch. Div. 468.
EXECUTORY. devise. In statute. Edwards v. Bibb, 54 Ala. 475.
trust. Egerton ta, Brownlow, 4 H. L. Cas. 210.
EXECUTRIX. In will. Owen v. Ellis. 64 Mo. 77.
:}*:m:Aii9\
damages. Chiles v. Drake, 2 Mete. 147 ; Fay v. Parfcer, 53 N.
H. 342 ; Bixby v. Dunlap, 56 N. H. 456; Fry v. Bennett, i Abb. Pr.
304 ; Roth V. Eppy, 80 111. 283.
— flrom taxation. In statute. S. H. Co. y. St. Louis, 62 Mo. 135.
♦;«:Hui:
l)^.^ Zf3 » '
EXEMPTED. In statute. Atfy-Gen. v. Fitzjohn, 2 Hurl. & N. 473; State v. Forshner,
43 N. H. 90.
flrom taxation of every kind. In hospital charter. Sheehan ».
Good Samaritan Hospital, 50 Mo. 155.
wholly . In statute. East London Water Works v. Overseers,
2 El. & El. 455.
TION* Glassinger v. State, 24 Ohio St. 206.
In statute. Long v. Converse, i Otto, 112.
LdSE. In deed. Winter v. Williams, 4 Ad. & El. 251.
EXERdTOR. The Phebe. Ware, 267.
EXHIBIT. Reg. v. Webb, 2 C. & K. 938.
the books. In statute. Broner v. Cotheal, 10 Barb. 216.
IITED. In statute. Newell v. State, 2 Conn. 38 ; Hammett ir. Starkweather*
47 Conn. 440.
legally . In statute. Pfeiffer v. Suss, 73 Mo. 2.
UtjlmG. the bill. In plea. Rees v. Morgan, 5 B. & Ad. 1039.
tmON. public . In statute. Com. v. Gee, 6 Cush. 179.
KITS. Lake v. Skinner, i Jac. & W. 9; Brown v. Redwyne, 16 Ga, 67.
r^:«:ii!
[>».«:ii
:»:«:! ■
,}#:«:ii
EXISTENCE.
Z29
EXPLOSION.
EXISTENCE,
EXUenHNQ.
corporate
In statute. Hurt «/. Salisbury, 55 Mo. 310.
SXFSLLBD.
SXFENSB.
In insurance poitcy. Gee v, Cheshire Ins. Co., 55 N. H. 65.
oreditors. In statute. Fox v, Edwards. 38 Iowa, 21.
estates. In statute State v. Diveling, 66 Mo. 375.
laws. In statute. Laurie 7k State, 5 Ind. 625.
railroad corporations. In statute. Indianapolis, etc., R. Co.,
V. Blackman, 63 III. 117.
in the suit. In statute,^ Blalce v. Dove. 7 Hurl. & N. 472.
Ludlam v. Ludlam, 26 N. Y. 356.
Johnson v, McCune, 27 Mo. 171.
In deed, Vallet/. Clemens, 18 Mo. 486.
estates. In statute. Lawrence v. Bayard. 7 Paige, 70 ; Under-
hill V. Saratoga, etc., R. Co., 20 Barb. 455.
In contract. Bold v, Ray nor, .1 M. & W. 343.
to arrive. In contract, Gorrisson v. Perrin, 2 C. B. (N. S.) 681.
Leathers v, Greenacre, 53 Me. 573.
Perry v, Fitzhowe, 8 Q. B. 757.
half the , In contract. Snow t^. Johnson, i Minn. 48.
In par tfter skip agreement, Fisher v, Goddard, i Black, 506 ; 8 Peters,
355.
In pica, Richardson v, Clasen, 10 Q. B. 756.
In statute, Gurnee v, Maloney, 38 Cal. 85; W h ite house z/. R.Co., L. R.,
5 Ex. 12; Dashiell v. Mayor, 45 Md. 615.
In will. Re Haines, 4 Halst Ch. 506.
in relation to highways. In statute. Queen v. Heath, 6 B. &
S. 587.
incurred. In statute, Bayley v. Wilkinson, 16 C. B. (N. S.) 190.
necessarily incurred. In statute. Queen v. Mayor, 5 Q. B. 862.
of administration. In statute, Lester v, Mathews, 56 Ga. 655.
actual that may appertain to the goods themselves. In con--
tract, Foster z/. Goddard, i Clifi. 158.
costs and . In order. Ball v. Vason, 56 Ga. 264.
proper and legal . In statute, Sullivan v. Mining Co., 39 Cal.
467.
In statute, Webster v. Peck, 31 Conn. 495.
EXPEBIMEirr. In patent. Hills v. London Gas-light Co., 5 Hurl. & N. 314.
Jones V, Tucker, 41 N. H. 547 ; Page v, Parker, 40 N. H. 47 ; State v.
Phair, 48Vt. 366; Heald v. Thing, 45 Me. 392; Mitchell z/. State,
58 Ala. 417 ; Young v, 0*Neil, 57 Ala. 567 ; Dole v. Johnson, 50 N
H. 452 ; Clark v. Rockland Water Co., 52 Me. 68 ; Sweetze v
Lowell, 33 Me. 446.
and terminate. In lease. Bowman v. Foot, 29 Conn. 331.
Spencer v. Colt, 89 Pa. St. 314.
In fire insurance policy, 7 Wall. 44 ; Stanley v. Ins. Co., L. R., 3 Ex.
71 ; United Ins. Co. v, Foote, 22 Ohio St. 340.
loss occasioned by the of a steam-boiler. In insurance policy.
St. John V, Am. Mut. F. A M. Ins, Co., 11 N. Y. 516.
17
EXFSBT.
BXFTBS.
EXPIiOSION.
EXPLOSIONS.
130
EXTERNAL.
fSXPIiOSIOKS. caused \Bf lightning or . In fire policy. Briggs v, N. A. & M.
Ins. Co., 53 N. Y. 446.
preparationB and oompositions. In statute. Bliss v. Lilley,
3 B. & S. 129.
any other subetanoe. In insurance policy. Washburn
Miami Valley Ins. Co., 2 Fed. Rep. 633.
EXFOBTATIOK. Forman v, Peaslee, 1 1 Month. L. R. (N. S.) 273.
In statu^. Barrett v. Stockton R. Co., 2 Man. & G. 312.
designed fbr . In statute. Com. v. King, i Whart. 44S.
shipped for . Stockton R. Co. v, Barrett i CI. & F. 590.
V.
SXIPORTED.
EXPOSED.
from the port. In statute. Muller v. Baldwin, L. R., 9 Q. B.
457.
In constitution. Crandall v. State, 6 Wall. 35 ; Almy v. State, 24 How.
169; State ?/. Turner, 5 Harr. 501; ex parte Martin, 7 Ncv. 140;
re Wong Yung Quy, 2 Fed. Rep. 624.
Reg. V. Webb, 2 C. & K. 938.
to sale. In statute. Eberle v. Mehrback, 55 N. Y. 682 ; Adams'
Ex. Co. V, Schlessiqger, 75 Pa. St. 246.
to ii\jiiry. In statute. Treat's Appeal, 40 Conn. 288.
to the danger of fire. In statute. Safford v. Boston, etc., R.
Co., 103 Mass. 584.
willftdly and wantonly
himself to any nnneoessary danger
EXPOSUBE.
or periL In insurance policy. Schneider v. Provident Ins. Co., 24
Wis. 28.
to unneoessary danger, hasard or perilous adventure. In
accident insurance policy. Sawtelle v. Railway Pass. Ass. Co., 1 5
Blatchf. 216.
In insurance policy. ChafTee v. Cattaraugus Mut. Ins. Co., 18 N. Y.
376.
or implied. In city charter. McGafBn v. City of Cohoes, 74 N.
Y. 387 C30 Am. Rep. 387).
trust. Brown v. Cheney, 56 Barb. 635.
tmderstanding. Spence v. Spence, 17 Wis. 448.
EXTEND.
EXPBESSED. In statute. Hartford v. R. Co., 16 Q. B. 442-
shall be in the title. In constitution. People v. Hills, 36 N. Y.
449; Durkee v. City of Janesville, 26 Wis. 697.
In statute, Reg. v. Poor Law Commrs., 9 Q. B. 292.
named. In statute, Taylor v, Nicholls, 6 M. & W. 95.
withheld. In statute. Lightfoot v. Bass, 2 Tenn. Ch. 677.
Clement v, Dickey, i Paine, 385.
In statute. Ralston v. Smith, 11 H. L. Cas. 223 ; South Boston R.
Co. V, Middlesex R. Co., 121 Mass. 485.
In statute. Brooke ?/. Clarke, i B. & Aid. 402.
In re Wedgwood Coal & Iron Co., 26 W. R. 442.
alteration. In lease. Perry v. Davis, 3 C. B. (N. S.) 776.
parts of the premises. Indeed. Green v, Eales, 2 Q. k^. 225.
violence. In insurance policy. Citizens' Ins. Co. v. Glasgow,
9 Mo. 411.
violent and accidental means. In accident insurance policy.
EXTENSION.
EXTEBNAIi.
Bayless v. Travelers' Ins. Co., 14 Blatchf. 144.
EXTING UISHMENT.
131
FACTORY.
FACTOR.
FACTOBY.
EXTINGniSHMENT. Taylor v, Harrington, 4 McCord, 96 (24 Am. Dec. 710).
of the State debt. In constitution. Auditor^jeneral v. State
Treasurer, 45 Mich. 161.
EXTOBSlVlBLY. In indictment. Leeman v. State, 35 Ark. 439.
EXTOBT. Com. v. O'Brien, 12 Gush. 90.
EXTOBTION. Com. v. Bagley, 7 Pick. 279 ; Collier v. State, 5s Ala. 125 ; People v.
Whaley, 6 Cow. 661 ; Com. v. Mitchell, 3 Bush, 39; Williams ?'.
State, 2 Sneed, 160.
In statute. U. S. v. Wartz, 3 Sawy. 474.
EXTBA. work. In contract. Escott v. White, 10 Bush, 174.
EXTBAOBDINABY. oare. Toledo, etc., R. Co. v. Baddeley, 54 111. 19.
eharges. In statute. Waddington v. London Union, i El., B. &
El. 387.
expenditures. In constitution. Walker v. State, 12 S. C. 200.
ezpenees. In statute. Aveland v. Lucas, $ C. P. Div. 211.
expenses inoorred in case of riot. In statute. King v.
Justices, 7 B. & C. 10.
marine risk. In charter-party. Leary v. U. S., 14 Wall. 607.
oooasions. In comtitution. Whiteman t^. Wilmington, etc., R.
Co., 2 Harr. (Del.) 514 (33 Am. Dec. 411).
traffic. In statute. Aveland v. Lucas, 5 C. P. Div. 3ii.
services. In statute. Holman v. Sims, 39 Ala. 709 ; Allen v.
Martin, 36 Ala. 330.
of the judgment. Osgood v. Bringolf, 32 Iowa, 265.
of the work. In contract. Martin v. Thrasher, 40 Vt. 460.
meet the witnesses to . In constitution. State v. Mc<
O'Blenis, 24 Mo. 403; Johnson v. State, 2 Yerg. 57 ; Miller v. State.
25 Wis. 387.
on the . Woodcock v. Bennet, i Cow. 711 (13 Am. Dec. 569).
In note. Springfield Bk. v. Merrttt, 14 Mass. 322.
In statute. South Eastern R. Co. v. Comm'rs, 5 Q. B. Div. 218.
proper and convenience Ibr the conveyance and accommo-
dation of passengers. In statute. Eastern Union R. Co. v. R.
Co., 2 El. & Bl. 542.
Drake v, Cockroft, 4 E. D. Smith, 34 ; Lawrence v. Wright, 2 Duer,
673.
Baring 7/. Corrie, 2 B. & Aid. 148: Graham v, Duckwall, 8 Bush, 12 ;
Higginsz/. Moore, 34 N. Y. 418; Ladd v. Arkell, 37 N. Y. (S. C.)
35: Hopkirk V. Bell, 3 Cranch. 454; Winne v. Hammond, 37 IlL
99 ; Taylor v. Wells, 3 Watts, 65 ; Slack v. Tucker, 23 Wall. 321.
In deed. Mahew v. Hardesty. 8 Md. 479.
In insurance policy. Liebenstein v. Ins. Co., 45 111. 301.
In statute. Kent v. Astley, 10 B. & S. 802 ; Redgrove v. Lee, L. R.,
9 Q. B. 363;, Blackford ?/. State, 11 Ohio, 327 ; Atwood v. DeForest,
19 Conn. 513; Palmer's Ship Co. v. Clayton, L. R, 4 Q. B. 209;
Kent V. Astley, L. R., 5 Q. B. 19; Whymper v. Harvey, 18 C. B.
(N. S.) 248.
prices. In note. Whipple v. Levitt. 2 Mason, 89.
chair . In insurance policy. Liebenstein v. Ins. Co., 45 111. 301.
part of a used solely for the manufacture of goods. In statute.
Taylor v. Hicks, 12 C. B. (N. S.) 160.
FACTS.
132
FALSEL Y.
FAcnra.
FACUIiTY.
— oonstitatiiig a cause of aotioiL In statute. Clay Co. v, Simon-
son, I Dakota, 403.
of phyno. In statute. Regents v» Williams, 9 Gill & J. 365
FAILED.
FAILS.
(31 Am. Dec. 721).
In statute. Com. v. McDonald, 5 Cush. 368.
to aot. In statute. Howard v. McDairmid, 26 Ark. 106.
Mayer v. Hermann, 10 Blatchf. 257.
to obtain relief. In statute. Queen v. Bedminster Union, i O.
B. Div. 504.
to Bue. In statute. Shepherd v. St. Louis, etc., R. Co., 3 Mo.
FAIRBANKS.
(App.) 553.
— of iBSiie. Patterson v. Ellis, 11 Wend. 259: Tongue v. Nutwell.
13 Md. 415; Dumond v, Stringham, 26 Barb. 104.
— to execute proceoe. In statute, Andrews v. Keep, 38 Ala. 31 5.
— abridgment. Story v, Holcombe, 4 McLean, 306 ; Folsom 1'.
Marsh, 2 Story C. C. 100.
— average crop. Wright v. Morris, 1 5 Ark, 444.
— oreditore. In statute. Gorham v. Witherby, 7 Q. B. 497.
— legal trial In band. Simpkins v. Oakley, i Blackf. 537.
— patent. On scales. Fairbanks v. Jacobus, 14 Blatchf. 338.
Warnock v. Thomas, 48 Ala. 463.
In affidavit. Lawrence v. Finch, 17 N. J. (Eq.) 234.
wrought. In deed, Griffiths v, Rigby, i Hurl. & N. 238.
equitably and . In statute. Satcher v. Satcher, 41 Ala. 26.
full
and credit. In constitution, Christmas v. Russell, 5 Wall.
290; Green v. Van Buskirk, 7 Wall. 139.
In statute. Caperton v. Ballard, 14 Wall. 238.
ULLY. perform. In bond. Bk. v. Adams, 12 Pick. 303.
FALDA (Sp.) Fossat's Case, 2 Wall. 673.
FALL.
State V. Haddocks, 2 Hawks, 461.
through. Norris v. Maitland, 9 Phila. 7.
if building shall . In insurance policy. Firemen's Fire Ins. Co.
V, Con. Rodeph Sholom, 80 111. 559 ; Brenner x>. Ins. Co., 51 Cal. 103
(21 Am. Rep." 703).
this . In contract. Weltner v. Riggs, 3 W. Va. 445.
King V. Harvey, 2 B. & C. 264.
bank notes. In statute. Kirby v. State, i Ohio St. 187.
entry. In statute. Reg. v, Dewitt, 2 C. & K. 905 ; Reg. -v.
Brown, 2 C. & K. 504 ; Smith v. State, 5 Humph, 163.
forged and counterfeited. In indictment. U. S. v. Howell, 1 1
Wall. 432.
— or bogus checka In statute. Pierce v. People, 81 111. 98.
— or fraudulent practice or appearance. In statute. U. S. ?/.
A Cargo of Sugar, 3 Sawy. 48.
— rumor in appearance well founded. In statute. Com. v.
FALSELY.
Smith, I Whart. Diff. 826.
— statement. In statute. Reg. v. Dewitt, 2 C. & K. 905.
— swearing. In insuramce policy. Maher v. Hibernia Ins. Co., 67
N. Y. 283.
— token or writing. In statute. State v. Saunders, 63 Mo. 482.
— and fraudulently. In statute. Reg. v. Bent, i Den. C. C. 1 57.
FAMILIES.
133
FARMERS.
FAWnTiTKS.
FAMILY.
In wilL Burt v, Hillyer, 14 Eq. Cas. 160.
Nixon V, Nanney, i Q. B. 747; Kitchell v. Burgwin, 21 111. 40; Wilson
V, Cochran, 31 Tex. 677 ; Spencer v, Spencer, 11 Paige, 159 ; Regan
V, Zebb, 28 Ohio St. 483.
In insurance policy. Poor v, Humboldt Ins. Co., 125 Mass. 274 ; 2 Fed.
Rep. 432.
In statute, Ellington v, Moore, 17 Mo. 424; State v. Slater, 22 Mo.
464 ; Whaley v, Whaley, 50 Mo. 577; Kain z/. Fisher, 6 N. Y. 597 ;
Weed V, Dayton, 40 Conn. 293; Weber v. Short, 55 Ala. 311;
Turner v. Whittier, 40 Ala. 530; Town of Cheshire f . Town of
Burlington, 31 Conn. 326 ; Person v, DeHart, 3 N. J. (L.)48i ; Strawn
V, Strawn, 53 III. 263; Bradley v, Rodelsberger, 3 S. C. 226; Cox
V, Staflford, 14 How. Pr. 519; Howards. Marshall, 48 Tex. 471; White-
head z/. Nichelson, 48 Tex. 517; Johnson r/. Fletcher, 54 Miss. 628.
In will, Mercier v, M. R. F. S. & G. R. R., 54 Mo. 506 ; Hall v.
Stephens, 65 Mo. 671 ; Bates v, Denson, 128 Mass. 334; Pigget/.
Clarke, 3 Ch. Div. 672 ; re Hutchinson. 8 Ch. Div. 541 ; Lambe v.
Fames, L. R., 6 Ch. App. 597 ; Snow v. Lead, L. R., 9 Eq. Cas. 622;
re Jeffrey, L. R., 14 Eq. Cas. 136; Dominick v. Sayre, 3 Sandf. 555;
Wallace v, McMicken, 2 Disney, 564; Bowditch v, Andrew, 8 Allen,
339 ; Smith v. Wildman, 37 Conn. 384.
library. In statute, Robinson's Case, 3 Abb. Pr. 466.
physioiaxi. In insurance policy. Reed v. Piedmont, etc., Ins.
Co., 58 Mo. 421 ; Price v. Phoenix, etc., Ins. Co., 17 Minn. 497 (10
Am. Rep. 166).
any neighborhood or . In statute, Noe v. People, 39 111. 96.
having a for which he provides. In statute, Cantrell v, Con-
nor, 6 Daly, 224.
maintenance of my
234.
marry and have a —
member of the
In will, Andrews v, Andrews, 7 Heisk.
FABHEB.
FABMEBS.
— In will, Spencer V. Spencer, 11 Paige, 159.
. In statute. Brown v, Witt, 19 Wend. 475 ;
Mayer v. Griffin, 7 Wis. 82.
out of the . In will, Pierson v, DeHart, 3 N. J. (L.) 481.
perBOn of his . In statute. Wade v, Jones, 20 Mo. 75.
person having a . In statute, Keiffer v, Barney, 31 Ala. 192.
In deed, Doolittle v, Blakesley, 4 Day, 26$ (4 Am. Dec. 218); Auburn
Congregational Church v. Walker, 124 Mass. 71.
In plea, Wilson v, Bramhall, i Younge & J. 2.
In statute, Finlay z/. Langston, 12 Mo. 121.
In will, Wheeler v, Randall, 6 Mete. 532 ; Aldrich v, Gaskell, 10
Cush. 158.
crossing. In statute, Wheeler v, Rochester, etc., R. Co.. 12
Barb. 227.
on which A lives. In will, Kimball v, SchofT, 40 N. H. 190.
homestead . Taylor v, Mixter, 1 1 Pick. 347.
produce of a . In statute. Mayor v, Davis, 6 W. & S. 279.
In statute. Queen v, Cleworth, 4 B. & S. 927.
selling the produce of their fiurms. In statute, Tnutees of
Rochester z/. Pettinger, 17 Wend, 265.
FARMING.
134
FELONY.
FABHING.
FAST.
FAULT.
FAULTS.
FAVOE.
FEAB.
interests. In statute, Voorhees^/. Patterson, 20 Kas. 555.
used exdusively fbr purposes. In statute. Gillette v. City of
Hartford, 31 Conn. 351.
Holwood V, Holwood, 7 H. L. Cas. 728.
estate. In wilL Lewis v. Smith, 9 N. Y. 502.
train. Indianapolis, etc., R. Co. v, Peyton. 76 111. 340.
In statute, Cotheal v. Cotheal, 40 N. Y. 405.
School District v. Boston, etc., R. Co., 102 Mass. 555; Chicago.
etc., R. Co. V, Ryan, 70 111. 211 ; Whitney v. Boardman, 118 Mass.
242.
In contrctct, London, etc., R. Co. v. Grace, 2 C. B. (N. S.) 555.
In contract, Pettitt v, Mitchell, 4 Man. & G. 838.
all . In contract, Whitney v, Boardman, 1 18 Mass. 242.
with all . In contract. Smith v, Richards, 13 Pet. 26 ; Wood v.
Hobbs, 2 Q. B. Div. 331 ; Shepherd v. Kain, 5 B. & Aid. 240.
in of suoh validity. In statute. Bridge Prop, v, Hoboken
Co., I Wall. 116.
Hollingsworth v, McDonald, 2 H. & J. 230 (3 Am. Dec. 545).
Wendell v, Crandall, i N. Y. 491 Patterson v, Ellis, 1 1 Wend. 259.
In deed, Jecks v, Taussig, 45 Mo. 167 ; Cool v, Higgins, 23 N. J. (Eq.)
308.
Ju plea, Jordan v. Record, 70 Me. 529.
In statute. Den v, Clark, i N. J. (L.) 340.
fbrm. De Peyster v, Michael, 6 N . Y. 467.
Ikrm rent. De Peyster v, Michael, 6 N. Y. 467.
simple. Haynes?/. Bowen,42 Vt. 686; Brackettt/. Redlon, 54
Me. 426 \ Stinson v. Rouse, 52 Me. 261 ; Jecko v, Taussig, 45 Mo..
167.
a reasonable attorney's . In statute. Draper v. Draper, 29
Mo. 13.
oonveyanoe in . In decree. Smith v, Armstrong, 25 Wis. 520.
water and take proper care of. In statute. South, etc., Ala-
bama, etc., R. Co. V, Henlein, 52 Ala. 606.
Jeflferson Co. v, Johnson, 64 111. 149 ; Tillman v. Wood, 58 Ala. 578.
In statute. Camp v. Bates, 13 Conn, i ; McPhellis v, Morrill, 66 Me.
i«3-
one thousand . In contract. Brown v. Brooks, 25 Pa. St. 210.
In statute, Howarth v, Tollemache, 4 Man. & G. 431.
case. Henkinst^. Guerss, 12 East, 247, 2 Camp. 408 ; Fletchers.
Peck, 6 Cranch, 87 ; Lord v. Veazie. 8 How. 255 ; Smith v. Junction
R. Co., 29 Ind. 545.
laborer. Hall v. Johnson. 3 H. & C. 590.
editor. In libel, Leyman v, Latimer, 3 Ex. Div. 353.
assaulter. In statute. Com. v, Sanborn, 14 Gray, 393.
FELONIOUSLY. In indictment. State v, Weldon, 70 Mo. 574 ; Wemzorpfin v. State.
7 Blackf. 186 ; Carder?/. State, 17 Ind. 307 ; State v. Card, 34 N-
H. 510; U. S. V, Forrest, 3 Cranch C. C. 60.
In statute. Com. v. Adams, 127 Mass. 15.
U. S. V, Staats, 8 How. 45 ; BruR^nier v. U. S.. i Dakota, 5.
In indictment. Baker 7/. State, 34 Ark. 480.
FEED.
FEIGNED.
FELLOW.
FELON.
FELONIOUS.
FEIONY.
FELON V. 135 F/£> UCIAR \\
— Continued.
In statute. Shay v. People, 22 N. Y. 317 ; Fassett v. Smith, 23 N. Y.
252 ; State v, Knapp, 6 Conn. 415 (16 Am. Dec. 68); People v. Park,
41 N. Y. 21 ; State v, Benton, 71 Mo. 288; Rex v, Powell, 2 B. &
Ad. 75; Campbell v. Queen, 11 Q. B. 812; Wilson v. State, 1
Wis. 185.
shall be guilty of . In statute, Williams v. Queen, 7 Q. B. 252.
heirs. In statute, Beall v, Harwood, 2 H. & J. 167 (3 Am. Dec.
532).
Allen V, Tobias, 77 III. 169; Goodrich v, Jones, 2 Hill, 142; Murray
V. Van Dcrlyn, 24 Wis. 67.
In deed, Scofield v. Lock wood, 35 Conn. 425.
In statute. Com. %*, King, 13 Mete. 115; Estes v, Atlantic, etc., R. Co.,
63 Me. 308; Munson v. Town of Derby, 37 Conn. 310.
or hedge. In statute. Merivale v. Trustees, 9 B. & S. 7^.
pole. Baker v, Hope, 49 Cal. 598.
nmxiiiig into the water. In statute. Lamb v. Hicks, 1 1 Mete.
496.
water . In statute. Lamb v. Hicks, 1 1 Mete. 496.
In statute, Ellis v, Amison, i B. & C. 71.
FSBMENTED. drinkfl. In statute. State v, Lemp, 16 Mo. 389.
or distilled liquor. In statute. Beach v. State, 8 Mo. 497.
liquor. In statute, U. S. v, Dooley, 21 Int. Rev. Rec. 115.
ale, strong beer or beer. Nevin v, Ladue, 3 Denio, 437.
People V, R. Co., 35 Cal. 606.
Chapelle v. Wells, 4 Mart. (N. S.) 426; State v, Hudson Co., 3 Zabr.
206; State z/. Wilson, 42 Me. 9; Att'y-Gen. v, Boston, 123 Mass.
460; Hartford Bridge Co. v. Ferry Co., 29 Conn. 221 ; Aikin v.
Western R. Co., 30 Barb. 305, 20 N. Y. 370; Att'y-Gen. v, Boston,
123 Mass. 460; Alexandria, etc., Ferry Co. v, Wisch, 73 Mo. 656.
In statute. State v, Hudson, 23 N. J. (L.) 206 ; Parrot v. City of Law-
rence, 2 Dillon, 332 ; Mayor v. New England Trans. Co., 14 Blatchf.
165 ; Parrott v. City of Lawrence, 2 Dill. 332.
IPEBBYMAK. In statute, Clarke v. State, 2 McCord, 47 (13 Am. Dec. 47).
jrJiW. oopies. In contract. Myers v. Gross, 59 111. 436.
J^lCriTlOUS. suit. Henkinsv. Guerss, 12 East, 247, 2 Camp. 408; Fletcher
V Peck, 6 Cranch, 87 ; Lord v, Veazie, 8 How. 255 ; Smith v.
Junction R. Co., 29 Ind. 546.
oommissum. In constitution, Ducloslange v. Ross, 3 La. Ann.
432 ; Gaines v. Chew, 2 How. 619.
oapaoity. In statute. Chapman v, Forsyth, 2 How. 202 ; PVouty
V. Swift, 51 N. Y. 594; Roberts 2/. Prosser, 53 N. Y. 260; Treadwell
V, Hollo way, 46 Cal. 547 ; Flagg v, Ely, i Edm. 206 ; Commercial
Bk. t/. Buckner, 2 La. Ann. 1023; Stoll v. King, 8 How. Pr. 298;
Sutton V, De Camp. 4 Abb. Pr. (N. S.) 483; Republic of Mexico v,
Anangoiz, 5 Duer, 634; Holbrook v, Horner, 6 How. Pr. 86;
Shudder z/.Schiels, 17 How. Pr. 420; Turner v. Thompson, 2 Abb.
Pr. 444; Ostell V, Burgh, 24 How. Pr. 274; Chaine v. Coffin. 17
Abb. Pr. 441; Argus v, Dunscomb, 8 How. Pr. 14; Wolfe v,
Brower, 5 Robt. 601 ; Noble v. Prescott, 4 E. D. Smith, 139; Buss-
ing V, Thompson, 1 5 How. Pr. 97 ; McBurney v, Martin, 6 Robt.
FIDUCIARY.
136
FINAL.
FmUdABY — Continued.
502 ; Clark v, Pickney, $0 Barb. 226 ; Marris v, Ingram, 13 Ch. Div.
339; Morse v. City of Lowell, 7 Mete. 152; Haynian v. Pond, 7
Mete. 329.
oharaoter. In statute. Jones v. Knox. 46 Ala. 53 ; Woolsey v.
Cade, 54 Ala. 379; Woodward v. Towne, 127 Mass. 41 ; Anioskeag
Manufg Co. v, Barnes, 49 N. H. 312; Hardenbrook v, Collson, 24
Hun, 475; Lemcke v. Booth, 47 Mo. 385 (4 Am. Rep. 326): Banning
V. Bleakley, 27 La. Ann. 257 (21 Am. Rep. 554); Whitaker v. Chap-
man, 3 Lans. 15s; i^ Seymour, i Ben. 348; re Kimball, 6 Blatchf.
292; Desobry v. Tete, 31 La Ann. 809 (33 Am. Rep. 332); Johns v,
Russell, 44 Ga. 460; Curtis z^. Waring, 92 Pa. St 104; Kaufman v.
Alexander, 53 Tex. 562; Barber v. Sterling. 68 N. Y. 273 ; Groveri/.
Clinton, 8 Bank. Reg. 312; Owsley v, Cohen, 15 Bank. Reg. 489 ;
Keime v. Graff, 17 Bank. Reg. 319; Neal z/. Clark, 9s U. S. 704; re
« Smith, 18 Bank. Reg. 24 ; Jockirsch v, Tousey, 51 Tex. 129 : Heffren
^ V. Jayne, 39 Ind. 463 (13 Am. Rep. 281 ); Flanagan v. Pearson. 42
Tex. I (19 Am. Rep. 40): Cronan v. Cotting, 104 Mass. 245 (6 Am.
Rep. 232); Green v. Chilton, 57 Miss. $98 (34 Am. Rep. 483); Hen-
nequin v. Clews, 76 N. Y. 427 (33 Am. Rep. 641); Harvey v. Devereux
72 N. Y. 463.
State V. McMinn. 81 N. C. 585.
In statute. Com. v, Sampson, 97 Mass. 407 ; Com. v, Josselyn, 97
Mass. 411.
in the . In statute, Sargent v, Ludlow, 42 Vt. 726.
FIELD.
FIELDS.
FIQHT.
FIIJKG.
FILL.
TILLED,
FILTH.
FINAL.
and fenced lands. In deed, Hearst v, Pujal, 44 Cal. 230.
State V. Gladden, 73 N. C. 150.
In pleading. Hunter v. Caldwell, 10 Q. B. 69.
In statute, Oats v. Wells, 28 Ark. 245 ; Erwin v, McGuire, 44 Ala. 505;
Gorham v. Summers, 25 Minn. 81.
In statute, Johnson t/. Hodges, 65 Mo. 589; Engelman tf. State, 1
Ind. 91 ; Fulkersonz/. Houts, 55 Mo. 301; King v. Wade, i R & Ad.
873; Pfuman v, Henkel, i Bradw. 145; Reed ?/. Acton, 120 Mass.
130; Ware T/. Johnson, 66 Mo. 661 ; Gorham z/. Summers, 25 Minn. 18.
in open court. In indictment, McKenzie v. State, 24 Ark. 637.
among the . In return to writ, Thompson v, Washoe Co., 7
Nev. 83.
Lamson v. Falls, 6 Ind. 309 ; Pinders v. Yeager, 29 Iowa, 368 ; Bishtip
V, Cook, 13 Barb. 326; Naylor v. Moody, 2 Black f. 247.
or reg^tration. In statute. Re Butlin, L. R., 8 Ch. App. 722.
a prescription. Ray v. Jones, 61 Ga. 505.
firame house in with brick. In insurance policy. Fowler v.
iEtna Ins. Co., 6 Cow. 673 (16 Am. Dec. 460).
In statute, Reg. v. Wood, 5 El. & Bl. 55.
In statute, Reg. v. Hunt, 6 El. <k BI. 412.
and oonolnsiTe. In statute. Re Mayor of New York. 49 N.
Y. 1 50 ; re Houghton, 42 Cal. 37 : State v. Shields, 49 Md. 304.
and without exception or appeal. In agreement, Williams
V, Danziger, 91 Pa. St. 232.
— disposition. In statute. Ex parte Russell, 13 Wall. 664; re
Brightman, 14 Blatchf. 130.
— decree. In bond. Jordan z/. Agawam Woolen Co., 106 Mass. S7K
FINAL. 137 FINE.
• '~~ ^^'""^"'~^^~^"^^'~'"
Continued.
In statute, Hatchett v, Milner, 44 Ala. 224; Carswell v, Spencer, 44
Ala. 205 ; Betts v, Davis, i Cal. 134; Hallock v. Jaudon, 34 Cal. 167;
Strickler v. Tracy, 66 Mo. 465; Wood v, Corman, 56 Ala. 283 ; Bon-
durant v. Apperson, -4 Mete. (Ky.) 30 ; Kehoe v. Blenthen, 10 Nev.
445; Barry V. Briggs, 22 Mich. 201; Kelly v. Stanberry, 13 Ohio, 421.
judgment. Ir statute, Witlenbury v. U. S., 6 Wall. 819;
Moses V. Mayor, 15 Wall. 387; Moore v. Robbins, 18 Wall.
588; The Lucille, 19 Wall. 73; Thomson v. Dean, 7 Wall. 342;
Railroad Co. v, Soutter, 2 Wall. 440; Humiston v, Stainthorp,
2 Wall. 106. Amos v. Smith. 16 Peiers. 303: De Krafft z^. Barney,
2 Black, 712; Holmes v. Tennison, 13 Peters, 540; Weston v. City
Council, 2 Peters, 419; Houston v, Moore, 3 Wheat. 433; O'Dowd
V, Russell, 14 Wall. 402 ; Wells z/. McGregor, 13 Wall. 188; Rankin
V. State, II Wall. 380; Mannz'. Lally, 17 Wall. 14; Ayres v. Carver,
17 How. 591 ; Wheeler v. Haines, 13 Wall. 51 ; Atherton v. Fowler,
I Otto. 145 ; Bronson v. La Crosse R. Co., i Wall. 405 ; Railroad
Co. V, Swasey. 23 Wall. 405 ; St. Clair Co. v, Lovington, 18 Wall.
628; Hall V.' Vanier. 7 Neb. 397 ; Shegogg v. Perkins, 34 Ark. 117 ;
Bradford v, Bradley, 37 Ala. 453 ; Tabor v. Lawrence, 53 Ala. 543 ;
Wallace 2/. Middlebrook, 28 Conn. 464; Phelps v. Pease, 39 Cal.
582: Collins t'. Wagoner, 20 Wis. 48; Bariield v, Impson, 2 Miss.
326; Porter v, U. S., 2 Paine, 315 ; Scott v. Hore. i Hughes, 164.
determinatioii of the rights of the parties. In statute,
Swarthout v, Curtis, 4 N. Y. 41 $.
disposition of the cause. In statute. Re Brightman, 14 Blatchf.
130.
dividend. In statute, Jackson v. Magee, 3 Q. B. 47.
hearing. In statute, Osborn v, Osborn, 5 Fed. Rep; 389.
hearing or trial. In statute, Akerly v, Vilas, 2 Biss. 1 10 ; 24
Wis. 165; I Dill. 463, 355, 357; Vannevar v, Bryant, 21 Wall. 41 ;
Ins. Co. V, Dunn, 19 Wall. 214; Bryant v. Rich, 106 Mass. 193;
Beeny 7/. Irick, 22 Gratt. 484; Minuett v, Milwaukee, etc., R. Co.,
3 Dill. 460.
passage. In constitution. State v, Buckley, 54 Ala. 612.
port of discharge. In contract, U. S. v. Barker, 5 Mason, 404.
process. In statute. Amis v. Smith, 16 Peters, 303.
order, 7 Bush, 62$; Railroad Qo,v, Punnett, 18 B. Mon. 48;
Turner v, Browder, 18 R Mon. 826 ; Applegate v, Applegate, 4
Mete. 236; Helm v. Stout, 7 Bush, 625; Bondurant v, Apperson, 4
Mete. 32.
order affboting a substantial right. In statute, Ballston Spa
Bk. V, Marine Bk., 18 Wis. 491 ; re Fleming's Petition, 16 Wis. 70;
Collins V, Case, 25 Wis. 653.
reoovery. In statute, Jannes v, Pangborn, 6 Allen, 243 ; Fisk
V, Gray, 100 Mass. 191.
decision shall be . In constitution, McGee v, Mathis, 2 1 Ark. 41 .
FEEf AUCaY. reoover. In statute, Fisk v. Gray, 100 Mass. 193.
to help» In contract, Ladd v. Patten, 66 Me. 97.
In offer of reward. Kincaid v, Eaton, 98 Mass. 139.
McGregor v. Comstock, 17 N. Y. 162 ; De Peyster v, Michael, 6 N.
Y. 467; Hanscomb v. Russel, 1 1 Gray, 373 ; Fein v, U. S., i Wyom-
ing, 247.
18
FINE,
138
FIRST.
l*£NliS.
FiNisHnra
PINE — ConUnued.
In contract. Laubenheimer v, Mann, 19 Wis. 520.
day. Andrew v. Whitlock, 52 N. Y. 40.
penalty or for&itiire. . In statute, Ison, in re, 6 Oregon, 469;
Common Council v, Fairchild, i Ind. 315.
In statute, U. S. v. Simms, i Cranch, 252.
penalties or fbrHoitures. In statute. Re Brittingham, 5 Fed.
Rep. 191.
In contract, Hyannis Savings Bank v. Moors, 120 Mass. 459.
when house is . In order. Robbins v, BIodgett,.i2i Mass. 279.
In statute, Hardcastle v, Jones, 3 B. & S. 160.
works. In statute. Hpwarth z/. Coles, 12 C. B. (N. S.) 139.
In bill of lading. New Orleans, etc., Ins. Co. v. R. Co., 20 La. Ann.
302 ; Levy v, Pontchartrain R. Co., 23 La. Ann. 477 ; York Co. v.
Central R. Co., 3 Wall. 107 ; Michigan, etc., R. Co. v, Heaton, 37
Ind. 148 ; Grey v. Mobile Trade ,Co., 55 Ala. 387 ; Bank of Ken-
tucky V, Adams' Ex. Co., 93 U. S. 174; Erie R. Co. v, Lockwood.
28 Ohio St. 358 ; Condict v. Grand Trunk R. Co., 54 N. Y. 500 ;
Lamb v, Camden, etc., R. Co., 46 N. Y. 271 ; Stedman v. Western
Trans. Co., 48 Barb. 97 ; The City of Norwich, 3 Ben. 575 ; Swindler
V, Billiard, 2 Rich. (S. C.) 216.
In insurance policy, Everett v, London Assurance, 19 C. B. (N. S.)
127 ; Austin v, Drewe, 6 Taunt. 436; Holt's N# P. 126; Busk v. Ass.
Co., 2 B. & Aid. 80; Waters V. Merchants' Ins. Co., 11 Pet. 213;
Gordon v, Remmington, 1 Camp. 123; Brady v. North-western Ins.
Co., II Mich. 425; Kenniston v, Merimac Ins. Co., 14 N. H. 341 :
Babcock v. Montgomery Co. Ins. Co., 4 N. Y. 326; Scripture v.
Lowell, etc., Ins. Co., 10 Cush. 356; Greenwald v, Ins. Co., 3 Phila.
323 ; Ha3n¥ard v, Liverpool, etc., Ins. Co., 2 Abb. App. Dec. 349 ;
City Fire Ins. Co. v, Corlies, 21 Wend. 367 ; Marsden v, Ins. Co., i
Harr. & Ruth. 53.
and all other nnaToidable accidents. In bill of lading. Col-
ton V, Cleveland, etc., R. Co., 67 Pa. St. 211.
and collisions on the lakes and rivers and on the Welland
canal. In bill of lading. Barter v, Wheeler, 49 N. H. 9.
by lightning. In insurance policy, Babcock v, Montgomery
FIBE-AB1C
etc., Ins. Co., 6 Barb. 637 ; 4 N. Y. 326.
dangers of the river and • In bill of lading. Grey v. Mobile
Trade Co., 55 Ala. 387.
loss by . In bill of lading, Steinwegv. Erie R. R., 43 N. Y. 123.
In insurance policy. Ins, Co. v. Trans. Co.. 12 Wall. 194; Washburn
V, Farmers' Ins. Co., 2 Fed. Rep. 304.
In statute, Atwood v. State, 53 Ala. 509 ; Evins v. State, 46 Ala. 88.
cotton warehouse. In deed, Vaughan v, Matlock, 23 Ark. 10.
FIBE-WOBKS. In insurance poUcy, Jones v. Firemen's Fund Ins. Co., 51 N. Y. 318;
Steinbach v, Lafayette Ins. Co., 54 N. Y. 90.
In statute. Bliss v, Lilley, 3 B. & S. 129.
In indictment. Shepherd v. State, 54 Ind. 25.
Ryder 7/. Wilcox, 103 Mass. 29.
believes. In statute, Thompson v. Whitee, 4 S. & R. 137.
FIBM.
JTRMTiY.
PIBST.
State V. Treasurer, 41 Mo. 17.
FIRST.
139
FIXED.
— Continued.
In statute, Atfy-Gen. v. Sefton, 11 H. L. Cas. 257; 3 H. & C. 1024.
In will. Everett v. Carr, 59 Me. 325,
boat. Johnson v, ChamberSi 12 Ind. 112.
cousins. InwilL Re Parker, 14 Ch. Div. 529.
day of the term. In statute. Re Burt, 5 R & C. 669.
draw. In contract i Trimble v. Lord. 5 Dana, 518.
had and obtained. In statute. Com. v, Camac, i S. & R. 89.
inventor. Stead v. Williams. 7 Man. & G. 837.
male heir. In will Winter v, Perratt, 5 B. & C. 59 ; 6 M. &
G. 379-
privilege. In deed, Hapgood 2/. Brown, 102 Mass. 451.
son. In will, Parker v, Tootal, 11 H. L. Cas. 143.
term. In statute, Higley v. Burrow, 49 Mo. 103 ; John v. State,
I Head. 49.
tried. In statute. Merchants' Bk. v. Wheeler, 13 Blatchf. 218 :
:pibcaIs.
Ki:ii
\Qt.
FFFTXNQ.
FnnB.
FIXED.
Warner v. Pennsylvania R. Co., 13 Blatchf. 231 ; Scott v. Clinton,
etc., R. Co., 6 Biss. 529.
In statute, Folger v. U. S., 13 Ct. of CI. 93.
agent. In statute. State v. Dubuclet, 27 La. Ann. 29.
In statute. Caswell v. Johnson, 58 Me. 164.
known as river fish. In statute. Woodhouse v. Etheredge, L.
R., 6 C. P. 570.
. In statute. Bridger v. Richardson, 8 B. & C. 568.
HuntT/. Hill, I Whart. 131; Tinicum Fishing Co. v. Carter, 61 Pa.
St. 39 ; Cobb V. Davenport, 33 N. J. (L.) 223.
In statute. Hodgson v. Little. 14 C. B. (N. S.) 120; 16 C. B. (N. S.)
207.
mill dam. In statute, Garnett v. Backhouse, L. R., 3 Q. B. 30.
place* In statute, Bennett v, Boggs, Bald. C. C. 60; Hunt v.
Hunt, I Whart. 131.
and proper regulations. In statute. De Forest v. Redfield, 4
Blatchf. 483.
for distillation. In statute. U. S. v, Prussing, 2 Biss. 344.
out. In statute. Att'y-Gen. v, Silleen, 2 H. & C. 623.
any sum which they think . In statute, Baxendale v. Great
Western R Co. 14 C. B. (N. S.) 24.
on such conditions as may seem ,
9 Ad. & El. 783.
In statute. Watson's Case,
— up th9 premises. In cofitract. Pratt v, Paine, 119 Mass. 439.
—days before the return day. In statute, O'Connor v.
Towns, I Texas, 107.
— the compensation. In constitution. Cricket v. State. 18 Ohio
St. 9.
and appointed. In statute. Hungerford Market v. City Steam-
boat, 3 El. & EI. 373.
— engine. In statute. Gore v. Comm'rs, L. R., 6 Q. B. 561.
— ftimiture. In will. Buck v, Dawson, 2 Ad. A Ell. 40.
FIXED.
140
FOR.
FIZTUBS.
FIXED — Continued.
machinery. In ctmveyance. Alvord Carriaf^ Manf. Co. v.
Gleason, 36 Conn. 86.
on the first day of May next . In note. Durnford v. Patter-
son, 7 Mart. 460 (12 Am. Dec. $14).
Sheen v, Rickie, 5 M. & W. 175; Dudley 7/. Warde, Amb. 113; Elwes
V, Mawe, 3 East, 38; Marshall v, Lloyd, 2 M. & W. 450; Hallen v.
Runder, i Cr. M. & R. 266 ; Elliott v. Bishop. 10 Ex. $08; Winslow
V, Merchants' Ins. Co., 4 Mete. 314 ; Ashman v, Williams. 8 Pick.
402 : McCrea v. Central Nat. Be. 66 N. Y. 489 ; Potter v. Cromwell,
40 N. Y. 287 : Vorhees v. McGinnis. 48 N. Y. 278 ; Tifft v. Horton.
53 N. Y. 377 ; Walker v. Sherman. 20 Wend. 636 ; Farrar v, Chauf-
fette, 5 Denio, 527 ; Providence Gas Co. v. Thurbcr, 2 R. I. 22 ;
Teaff v. Hewitt. I Ohio St. 511; Prescott v. Wells, 3 Ney. 82;
Pickerell t/. Carson. 8 Iowa, 544 ; State v, Bonham, 18 Ind. 231 ;
Cafen v, Peckham. 35 Conn. 88 ; Russell v. Richards. 10 Me. 429 ;
Miller v. Plumb, 6 Cow. 665 (16 Am. Dec. 457); Gray v. Holdship,
17 S. & R. 413 (17 Am. Dec. 680); Merritt v. Judd. 14 Cal. 59; Win-
slow V, Merchants* Ins. Co.. 4 Mete. 306 • Brown v. Lillie, 6
Nev. 244; Prescott v. Wells, 3 Nev. 82.
In deed. Wiltshear v. Cottrell, i EI. & Bl. 675.
In statute. Baldwin v. Merrick, i Mo. (App.) 281.
In will. Birch v. Dawson, 2 Ad. & Ell. 40.
belonging to the Ailling mill and the carding machine.
In agreement. Martin v. Cape. 28 N. Y. 180.
for manufacturing purposes. In statute. Coddington v.
Bebee. 5 Dutch. 550.
or erections used for the purposes of trade. . In statute^
FirrUBES.
FLAT.
FLATS.
FLEEINQ'.
FLOATZNG*.
Flanders v. Wood, 24 Wis. 571.
In statute. Stannard v. Hubbard. 34 Conn. 370.
Doane v. Wilcutt, 5 Gray, 335 ; Jones v. Janney, 8 W. & S. 442.
firom justice. In statute. State v. Washburn. 48 Mo. 240.
from justice. In statute. U. S. v. O'Brian. 3 Dill. 381 : U. S.
V. Smith, 4 Day, 121.
debt. In statute. People v. Wood. 71 N. Y. 371 ; Cooke v.
FLOOR.
Saratoga Springs, 23 Hun. 55.
each . In t$isurance policy. New York Belting Co. v. Washing*
ton Fire Ins. Co., 10 Bosw. 428.
FLOOBCLOTH. canvas. In statute. Arthur «/. Cumming. i Otto. 362.
FLOTSAM. /// statute. Palmer v. Rouse. 3 Hurl. & N. 507 ; Legge v. Boyd, i C.
B.93.
FLOWING.
FLUID.
FODDER.
FOLLOW.
FOLLOWING.
FOOT.
FOR.
lands. In statute. Call v. Middlesex Comm'rs, 2 Gray, 235.
Sickels V. Youngs. 3 Blatchf. 301.
for cattle. In statute. 3 El. & EI. 238.
the event. In statute. Parsons v. Tinkling. 2 C. P. Div. 1 19.
In statute. State v. Warner, 34 Conn. 276.
and end. Hunt v. Hunt, L. R., i P. & D. 209.
of the mountain. In deed. Williston v. Morse, 10 Mete. 26.
Stead V. Carey, i C. B. 510 ; Barlow v. Lee Congregational Soo, 8
Allen, 463.
In contract. Ready v. Sommer. 37 Wis. 265.
FOR. 141 FOREIGN.
FOB — Continued.
at least thirty days. In statute, Whitaker 7/. Beach, 13 Kas.
492.
aoooxint of. In receipt. McKinstry v. Pearsall, 3 Johns. 319.
ooUeotion. Bradstreet t/. Everson, 72 Pa. St. 124; Lowell Wire
Fence Co. v, Sargent, 8 Allen, 192.
giving. In statute. Lord Huntingtower v, Gardiner, i B. & C.
300.
hire or gain. In statute. Queen v. Tibbie. 4 El. & Bl. 888.
his master. In statute. Queen v. Cullen, L. R., 2 C. C. R. 29.
the largest sum that we oan reasonably obtain. Adams v.
Foster, 5 Cush. 1 56.
the purpose of sale. Com. v. Raymond, 97 Mass. $67.
the time being. In statute. Groves v. Colby, 9 Ad. & Ell. 356.
the use of. Stockbridge Iron Co. v. Hudson Iron Co., 107 Mass.
324.
POBBBAJtAirCE. In statute. Dry Dock Bk. v. Am. Life Ins. Co., 3 N. V. 344 ;
Henry v. Thompson, Minor, 209.
by . In indictment. State v, Blake, 39 Me. 322.
by of. In contract, Fisher v, Hope, etc., Ins. Co., 40 N. Y. (S.
C.) 291.
sale. Peterson v. Hornblower, 33 Cal. 226 ; Patterson v. Tay-
lor, 15 Fla. 336; Lanahan v. Sears, 12 Otto, 319.
entry. Jarvis v. Hamilton, 16 Wis. 577 ; Bradley y. Iron Works,
38 Cal. 676 ; Evill v. Connell, 2 Black f. 133 (18 Am. Dec. 138); State
V. Bennett, Harp. (Law) 503 (18 Am. Dec. 663) ; Smith v. Laffery,
27 Ark. 46 ; Burt v. State, 2 Tread. Consist. 489 ; Huffaker v. Bor-
ing, 8 Ala. 87 ; Harrow v. Baker, 2 Greene, 201.
In plea. Wilcox v. Conway, 115 Mass. 561*
In statute. U. S. ?/. Gordon, 5 Blatchf. 25.
break and enter. In statute. Tucker v. State, 18 Ohio, 308.
pass. In statute. Camden Co. v. Fowler, 4 Zab. 205.
resist. In statute. U. S. v. Batchelder, 2 Gall. 15.
POKEC3LOSUBE. Jennings v. McKay. 19 Kas. 120; Goodman v. White, 26 Conn.
322 ; Puffer V. Clark, 7 Allen, 85.
proceedings. In policy of insurance, Colt v. Phoenix Fire Ins.
Co., 54 N. Y. 595.
FOKBIQK. = — bills. In note. Jones v. Fales. 4 Mass. 245.
bills of lading. In statute. Buckner v, Finley, 2 Peters, 586.
bonds. In will, Hull v. Hull, 4 Ch. Div. 97.
dtisens* In constitution, Karraho v, Adams, i Dill. 344.
corporation. In statute. Conn. Mut. Life Ins. Co. v. Albert. 39
Mo. 181 ; Bk. of Louisville v. Young, 37 Mo. 398 ; Baley v. Ohio,
etc., Ins. Co., 12 Ohio St. 139; Oliver v, Liverpool, etc., Ins. Co.,
100 Mass. 531.
dominion. In statute. Ex parte Brown, 5 B. & S. 281.
fishing. In statute. U. S. v, Burdett, 2 Sumn. 336.
govemment. Caddett v. Earl, 5 Ch. Div. 711.
paupers. Opinion of the Judges, i Mete. 572.
FOREIGN.
142
FORM.
FOBEXGN — Continued.
port. King V. Parks, 19 Johns. 375 ; The Eliza, 2 Gall. 4; The
Lulu, I Abb. U. S. 191 ; 10 Wall 192 ; Negus v, Simpson, 99 Mass.
388; The Sarah J. Weed. 2 Low. 555 ; The John Martin, 2 Abb. U.
S. 172.
states. In constitution, Cherokee Nation v. State* $ Peters, i.
vsssaL In statute. The Catherine v, U. S.. 7 Cranch, 349; The
FOBFEir.
Sally, I Gall. 58 ; Fox v. The Loderaia, Crabbe. 271 ; The Mary
Merritt, 2 Biss. 381.
TOyage. In statute. The Lark, i Gall. 55 ; The Three Brothers,
I Gall. 142 ; Taber v. U. S., i Story, i ; The Ocean Spray, 4 Saw-
yer, 109.
In statute, Spratti'. Spratt, i Peters, 349.
Sawyer v, Arnold, i La. Ann. 815.
In deed. Dennis v, Wilson, 107 Mass. 591 ; Clap v. Draper, 4 Mass. 266.
In statute, Casey v, Hamed, 5 Iowa, i.
In will. Vernon v, Wright, 7 H. L. Cas. 35.
In contract, Betts v, Burch, 4 Hurl. A N. 519; Taylor v, Marcella, i
Woods, 302: Esmond v. Van Benschoten, 12 Barb. 366; Richards
V. Edict, 17 Barb. 260; Salters v. Rolph, 15 Abb. Pr. 273.
In statute. Dimes v. Canal Co., 9 Q. B. 491 ; Day v, Frank, 127 Mass.
497 ; Lynde v, Thompson, 2 Allen, 456.
shall . In statute U. S. v. Distillery. 11 Blatchf. 255.
FORFEITED. In statute. Walter v. Smith, 5 B. & Aid. 440.
absolutely . In statute. Van Diemen's Land Co. v, Cockerell,
I C. B. (N. S.) 744.
FOBFETFUBE. U. S. v. Ulrici, 3 Dill. 532; Wakefield v, Johnson, 26 Ark. 506.
In contract. Steams v, Barrett, i Pick. 443 (11 Am. Dec. 223).
In statute, Howe v. Taylor, 6 Oregon, 284.
FOBQE. State v. McKenzie, 42 Me. 392.
In indictment, U. S. v. Watkins, 3 C ranch C. C. 496.
In statute. Queen v. Rltson, L. R., i C. C. R. 203.
FOBGEBT. Reg. v. Epps, 4 F. & F. 81 ; Reg. v. Ritson, L. R., i C. C. R. 200: Reg.
V. CIoss, Dears. & B. 460 ; Reg. v. Hodgson, Dears. & B. 3 ; Reg. v.
Chadwick, 4 M. & Rob. 545; Reg. v, Collins, 2 M. & Rob. S4S*
Com. V, Sankey, 22 Pa. St. 390; Hill v. State, i 'Yerg. 76; Reg. v,
Richards, Russ. A Ry. 193 ; Reg. v. Smith, 8 Cox C. C. 32 ; Reg. v.
Moody, 9 Cox C. C. 166; Barnum v. State, 15 Ohio, 717: States.
Kimball, 50 Me. 411 ; Com. v. Chandler, Thach. C. C. 187; Van
Horn V, State, 5 Pike, 349 ; re Windsor. 6 B. & S. 522 ; People v.
Ah Knoo, 28 Cal. 205 ; People v. Fitch, i Wend. 198 (19 Am. Dec.
477); Reinhart v. State, 53 Ala. 467 ; Jones v. State, 50 Ala. 161 ,
Arnold v. Cost, 3 Gill. & J. 219 (22 Am. Dec. 302); Com. v. Bald-
win, II Gray, 197; Mann v. People, 15 Hhn, 155; State v. Young,
46 N. H. 266 ; Stete v, Phelps, 1 1 Vt. 1 16 (34 Am. Dec. 672).
In treaty. Re Windsor, 6 B. & S. 522.
Moorman v, Hoge, 2 Sawyer, 86.
of the pavement. In statute. Reg. v. Eastern R. Co., 2 Q. R 577*
in the presoribed. In statute, Kenlston v, Chesley, $2 N. H.
FOBM.
564.
matter of
In statute. U. S. v. Tuska, 14 Blatchf. 5.
FORMAL. 143 FO UR TEEN.
FOBMAIi. defect. In statute. Sill ?/. Queen, i El. & Bl. 554.
FORMATilTJJSS, same . In statute. Remington v, Peckham, 10 R. I. 450.
FORMATiTiY. In statute, Clarke v, Cochran, 3 Mart (La.) 361.
FOBMER. dealinfl^. Lyon v. Johnson, 28 Conn. 2.
FORMS. In statute. Koning v. Bayard, 2 Paine, 259.
FORNICATIOir. Hood v. State, 56Ind. 263; Buchanan v. State, 55 Ala. 175; Terri-
tory V, Whitcomb, i Montana, 359 ; Com. v. Call, 21 Pick. 509 ;
State V. Lash, i Harris (N. J.), 3S0 (32 Am. Dec. 396).
FORSWORN. In slander. Tomlinson v, Brattlebank, 4 B. & Ad. 632.
FORTHWITH. Thomas v. Noakes, L. R.. 6 Eq. Cas. 521 ; Moffett v. Dickson, 3 Col.
In award. Boyes v. Bluck, 13 C. B. 652.
In contract, Roberts v. Brett, 11 H. L. Cas. 339; 20 C. B.(N. S.) 160 ;
18 C. B. 574.
* In Ifond. Bamforth v, Raddin, 14 Allen, 66.
In insurance policy, Phillips v. Protection Ins. Co., 14 Mo. 167; Ed-
wards V. Lycoming Ins. Co., 75 Pa. St. 378; Bennett v. Lycoming
Ins. Co., 67 N. Y. 274.
In statute. Burgess v, Boetefleur, 7 M. & G. 494 ; ex parte Lamb, 30
W. R. 126; Jones v, Hutchinson, 10 C. B. 522 ; Spenceley v, Robin-
son, 3 B. A C. 659 ; re Sillence, 7 Ch. Div. 240 ; Queen v. Robinson,
12 Ad. A Ell. 673 ; Tennant v. Bell, 9 Q. B. 685 ; Queen* v. Herter.
17 Q. B. 230; Grace v. Clinch, 4 Q. B. 606; Snooks v. Smith. 7
Man. & G. 528 ; Reg. v. Isle of Ely, 5 El. & Bl. 490.
as soon as may be. Adams v. Foster, 9 Cush. 1 56.
FORWARD. St. Louis, K. C. &.N. R. R.'v. Piper, 13 Kas. 505. '
to . In bill of lading. Reed v. U. S. Express Co., 48 N. Y. 462 ;
Kreuder v. Wolcott, i Hilt.. 223; Illinois Cent. R. Co. v. Franken-
burg, 54 III. 88 ; Wall v. Holt. 26 Wis. 703.
FORWARDED, to be . In bill of lading. Blossom v. Griffin, 13 N. Y. 569.
FORWARDER. Roberts v. Turner, 12 Johns. 232.
POUITD. In statute. Carter v. Young. 42 N. Y. (S. C.) 169 ; McNab v, Burnett,
66 111. 157.
and being without a oollar. In statute. Tower t^. Tower, 18
Piek. 262.
oommitting. In statute. Downing v, Capel, L. R, 2 C. P. 460 ;
Griffiths V. Taylor, 2 C. P. Div. 194 ; Simmons v, Millingen, 2 C.
B. 530.
employed. In city ordinance. State v. Canton, 43 Mo. 48.
in the posBession of. In statute. Reg. v, Drake, 22 Sol. Jour.
4»7.
— intoxicated. In statute. State v. Brownley, 25 Conn. 6.
FOUNDED. in &ot. In instruction. State v, Morgan, 40 Conn. 44.
on 9, bond, bill or note. In statute, Doan v. Holly, 26 Mo.
186.
onaoontraot. In statute, Wyman z/. Fahens, iii Mass. 80.
Atty.-Gen. v. Master of School, 3 B. & Ad. 73.
FOUBTEEN. days. In statute. Re Thompson A McLellan, 2 Biss. 166.
days at least. In statute. Zoust v. Empsey, 4 B. & Aid. 522 ;
Reg. V. Shropshire, 8 Ad. & Ell. 173; Mitchell v, Foster, 12 Ad. &
Ell. 472 ; State v. Gasconade, 33 Mo. 102.
FRACTION.
144
FREE,
FBACmON.
FBACfTIONAL.
FBAME.
PBAUD.
of a day* Westbrook Man. Co. v. Grant, 60 Me. 88 (ir Am.
Rep. 181).
In siatutf, Swayne v, Vance, 28 Ark. 286.
house filled in with brlok. In insurance policy. Fowler v.
MXxidi Ins. Co., 7 Wend. 270.
Com. V, Arnison, 15 S. & R. 127 (16 Am. Dec. 531) ; Pierce v, Emery,
32 N. H. 484; Bridgeport v. New York, etc., R. Co.. 36 Conn. 255 ;
Chicago R. Co. v. People, 73 111. 541 ; Slate v. Weatherby, 45 Mo.
17; People V. Utica, etc., Ins. Co., 15 Johns 387; Com. v. Frank-
fort, 13 Bush, 185 ; State v, Maine, etc., R. Co., 66 Me. 488; Curtis
V, Leavitt, 15 N. Y. 9; Bank of Augusta v. Erie, 13 Pet. 519 ; Cali-
ibmia State Tel. Co. v. Alia. Tel. Co., 22 Cal. 398.
In deed. Morgan ?/. Louisiana^ 3 Otto, 217.
property and . Railroad Co. v. County of Hamblin, 12 Otto, 276.
Haycraft v. Creasy, 2 East, 92 ; Green v, Nixon, 23 Bpav. 530 ; Leh-
man V, Shackleford, 50 Ala. 437 ; Kirby v, Ingersoll, i Harr. (Mich.)
172 ; Chesterfield 7/. Janssen, 2 Ves. Sr. 155 ; Morrill v, Blackman,
42 Conn. 324 ; Grider v, Clopton, 27 Ark. 245 ; Polhill v, Walter,
3 B. & Ad. 123; Mock V, Pleasants, 34 Ark. 63; Van Arsdale v.
Howard, 5 Ala. 596 ; Gardner v, Heartt, 3 Denio, 332 ; Allen ?/.
Addington, 7 Wend. 9; Hamniatt v, Emnierson, 27 Me. 308.
In statute, llathaway v, Johnson, 55 N. Y. 93 ; Classen v, Schoeman,
80 111. 304; Shattuck V, Haworth, 91 Pa. St 449; Hennequin v.
Clews, ^^ N. Y. 427 ; Broadnax v, Bradford, 50 Ala. 270 ; Smith ?•.
Smith, 19 Wis. 104 ; Melvin v, Melvin, 72 N. C. 384; Neil v, Clark,
5 Otto, 704 ; U. S. V. Rob Roy, i Woods, 43.
attempt at . In insurance policy, Greib v, Ins. Co., i Dill. 443;
Shaw V, Scottish Ins. Co., 1 Fed. Rep. 763.
TBAUDUIJBNT.
and void as against the assignee. In statute, BilHter 7'.
Y oung, 6 El . & Bl. 10.
contract. In statute, Benton v, Benton, i Day, iii.
conveyance. /;/ statute. Ex parte Jordan, 9 Mete. 292.
conveyance, gift, delivery or transfer. /// statute. Phelps
?/. Hornstedt, L. R.. 8 Ex. 26.
suppression. Blydenburgh v. Welsh, Baldw. 331 .
FBAUDULEirrLY. Inplea, Behn v. Kemble, 7 C. B. (N. S.*) 265.
In statute. Morgan v. State, 13 Fla. 671.
stopped or stusipended, and not resumed payment. In stnt-
ute. Re Thompson & McLellan, 2 Biss. 166.
Pierce v. Milwaukee, etc., R. Co., 23 Wis. 391.
flrom average. In insurance policy. Bargett v. Orient Ins. Co ,
3 Bosw. 385.
from average, unless general. In insurance policy. Aranza-
mendi v. Louisiana Ins. Co., 2 La. 432 (22 Am. Dec. 136).
-^ land or tenement. /// statute. Dawson v. Robbins, 2 C. P.
Div. 38.
— ■' negpro. In statute. Ex parte George, i l\ P. Charlt. 80.
^ of legacies or mortgages. In will. Doe v. Lean, i Q. B. 229.
of particular average. In insurance policy. Hernandez z/. Sun
Mut. Ins. Co., 6 Blatchf. 325.
riding . On railroad pass, Bissell v. N. V. Cent. R. R., 25 N.
Y. 442.
y
:i
FREEHOLD.
145
FROM.
V
/
A -I : ft
FBEELT.
K
w J
FREEZING.
FBIVOLOUS.
FROM.
In vftlL Matthews v. Matthews, L. R., 4 Eq. Cas. 278.
estate. In will. Doe v. Tucker, 3 B. & Ad. 476.
houeee. In wilL Bowen v. Barlow, L. R., 11 Eq. Cas. 454; L.
R., 8 Ch. App. 171;
State V. Ragland, 75 N. C. 12.
In statute, Aaron v, State» 37 Ala. 106.
of the oounty. Rex v, Johnson, 5 N. H. 520 (22 Am. Dec. 472).
Dennis z/. Tarpenny, 20 Barb. 371 ; Merriam v» Harsen, 2 Barb. Ch. 232.
In statute, Merriam v, Harsen, 2 Barb. Ch. 232.
to be pooaoMod and ei^joyed. In will. Burkart v, Bucher, 2
Binney, 455 (4 Am. Dec. 456) ; Lloyd v. Jackson, L. R., i Q. R 578 ;
L. R., 2 Q. B 269 ; 7 B. & S. 683.
In constitution, Burnham v. Laning, i Pa. Leg. Gaz. 41 1 ; 9 Phila.
241.
owner's riek . In bill of hiding. Read v, St Louis, etc., R. Co.,
60 Mo. 199; Wolff'. American Ex. Co., 43 Mo. 421.
Palmer v, Gracie, 4 Wash. C. C. 1 10 ; Griggs v, Austin, 3 Pick. 20 ;
The Zephyr, 3 Mason, 344.
In Charter-party, Peisch v. Dickson, i Mason, 1 1 ; Gibbon v. Young,
2 J. B. Moo. 224.
In contract, Lidgett v, Perrin, 1 1 C. B. (N. S.) 362.
In insurance policy, Dendon v, Ins. Co., L. R., 7 C. P. 341 ; Lord v.
Neptune Ins. Co., 10 Gray, 109; Minturn v. Warren Ins. Co., 2
Allen, 86.
In statute, Allen v, Mackay, i Sprague, 219.
as agreed. In charter-party, Kerford v. Mondel, 5 Hurl. & N.
932.
due or to grow due. In statute, Wilson v. Dickson, 2 B. &
Aid. 14.
money. Adams z/. O'Connor, 100 Mass. 517.
on board. In insurance policy, Robinson v. Manufacturers' Ins.
Co., I Mete. 146.
on bill. In insurance policy. Field v. Citizens* Ins. Co., 1 1 Mo. 50.
pursuit. In statute. People v. Pool. 27 Cal. 572.
In contract, Ferris v, Comstock, 33 Conn. 513.
In deed, Watson v. Atkins, 3 B. & Aid. 647.
19
Harris v. Social Manuf. Co., 9 R. I. 99.
answer. Cottrell v, Cramer, 40 Wis. 555.
Best!/. Polk, 18 Wall. 112; Gardner v. Collins, 3 Mason, 398; 2 Pet.
58 ; Case v, Wildridge, 4 Ind. 51 ; Bonney v, Morrill, 52 Me. 252 ;
Deyo V, Bleak ley, 24 Barb. 9; Simpson v, Luthwaite, 3 B. & Ad.
231 ; Sands v, Lyon, 18 Conn. 27.
In contract. Sheets v, Selden, 2 Wall. 177; Oatman v. Walker, 33
Me. 67.
In deed, Welles v. Iron Co., 48 N. H. 493.
In insurance policy, Isaacs v, Ins. Co., L. R., 5 Ex. 296.
In lease. Wilcox v. Wood, 9 Wend. 346 ; Atkins v. Sleeper, 7 Allen,
487.
In statute, Peebles v, Hannaford, 18 Me. 106; Smith t'. Helmer, 7
Barb. 416; North-eastern R.Co.v. Payne, 8 Rich.(L.) 177; Tennes-
FROM.
146
FULL
VB/OiNL Continued.
see, etc., R. Co. v, Adams, 3 Head, 596 ; Pittsburg v. Clay. 74 Pa.
St. 259 ; Chesapeake, etc.. Canal Co. v. Key, 3 Cranch C. C. 599.
In will, Ackland v, Lutley, 9 Ad. & £11. 879.
and after. In statute. Com. v, Duane, i Binney, 601 (2 Am,
Dec. 497) : Arnold v. U. S., 9 Cranch, 104.
and after payment, and sulQeot thereto. In will. Bush v.
VBONT.
FRONTING.
FBUCTXJS.
FBUIT.
FUCK.
FUOmVR
FUIiL.
Sherrett, L. R., 2 Ch. App. 644.
— and out. In statute. Blanford v. Morrison, 1 5 Q. B. 730.
— a port. U. S. V. La Coste, 2 Mason, 129.
— a street. Pittsburg v. Clay, 74 Pa. St. 259.
place to place. Com. v. Cambridge, 7 Mass. 158; Com. v.
Waters, 11 Gray, 81.
six to eight n^eeks. In contract. Ashforth v, Bedford, L. R., 9
C. P. 22.
the day and year afbresaid. In statute, Wilkinson v. GastoD,
9 Q. B. 137.
— the person. In statute, Stegar v. State, 39 Ga. 583 ; People v.
Beck, 21 Cal. 385.
— the place of
abode. In statute. King v. Justices, 2 B. &
Aid. 204.
— the port. In statute. U. S. v. La Coste, 2 Mason, 133.
— thenceforth. In statute. Wilson v. State, 35 Ark. 428.
— time to time. In statute. Bryan v, Arthur, 11 Ad. & Ell. 109;
Whitehouse v, R. Co., L. R., 5 Ex. 1 3.
— year to year. In lease. Doe v. Green, 9 Ad. & Ell. 658.
whatever cause. In bill of lading. Smith v. New York, etc..
R. Co., 29 Barb. 1 32 ; 24 N. Y. 222.
heard . Fellows v. Fellows, 8 N. H. 160.
one month . Gore v, Hughes, 7 Mon. 521.
sell or receive any slave. In statute. Worrell v. State, 12
Ala. 732.
transcript
198.
the books. In statute, U. S. v. Ganssen, 19 Wall.
-with interest
1886. In note. Evans v, Sanders, 8 Port. 497
(33 Am. Dec. 297).
In deed. Tracy v, Chicago, 24 111. 500.
in of. In lease. Des Moines v, Dow, 31 Iowa, 89.
In statute. Wakefield Co. v. Meader, 5 C. P. Div. 248 ; Wakefield Bd.
V, Lee, I El. Div. 336.
industriales. Purner v. Piercy, 40 Md. 212.
In insurance policy. Humphreys v. Ins. Co., 3 Mason, 440.
the annual thereof, in deed. Bullen v. Denning, 5 R &. C.
847.
Edgar v. McCutcheon, 9 Mo. 768 ; Linck v. Kelly, 25 Ind. 278.
Kingsbury's Case, 106 Mass. 227.
from justice. Jones v. Leonard, 50 Iowa, 106 (32 Am. Rep. 1 16).
and complete car^x>. In charter-party. Hunter v. Fry, 2 B. &
Aid. 426; Morris v. LevM'^n, i C. P. Div. 155; Ogden v. Parsons,
23 How. 167 ; Cuthbert v. Cumming, 10 Ex. 809; 11 Ex. 405.
lULL,
147
FURNITURE.
FULL — Continued.
and sufficient release and
In assignment, Agnew
V, Dow, 5 Whart. 131 (34 Am. Dec. 539).
— oonfldenoe. In will. Re Hutchinson, 8 Ch. Div. 541.
— consent. In will, Martin v. Shepherd, 10 Ir. L. T. Rep. 141.
— oosts. In statute, Irwine v. Reddish, 5 B. & Aid. 797.
— legislative powers. In constitution. School Com*rs v, Putnam^
FULLY.
FUNDSD.
44 Ala. 506.
supply. Kemp v. Knickerbocker Ins. Co., 69 N. Y. 42.
toll. In statute, Benjamin v, Andrews, 5 C. B. (N. S.) 299.
wages. Sims v, Jackson, i Wash. 414.
executed in . In record as to service of summons, Blackburn v,
Jackson, 26 Mo. 308.
in . In receipt, Muldon v. Whitlock, i Cow. 290(13 Am. Dec.
533) ; Reid V. Reid, 2 Dev. (Law) 247 (18 Am. Dec. 570).
as as any individual. In statute, Seyhert v. City of Roches-
ter, I Wall. 272.
In will, Stephens v, Milnor, 24 N. J. (Eq.) 358.
debt. In statute, Ketchum v. City of Buffalo, 14 N. Y. 356.
the . In will, Slingsby v. Granger, 7 H. L. Cas. 273.
Donald v, McWhorter, 44 Miss. 124.
FUNDS.
FUNEBAL.
In statute, Owens v. Bloomer, 14 Hun, 296 ; 21 N. Y. (S. C.) 296.
In will, Fairman's Appeal, 30 Conn. 205.
In statute. State v. Freeman, 27 Vt. 520 ; Att'y-Gen. v, Silleen, 2 H.
& C. 623.
evidence against himself. In constitution, Emery's Case, 107
Mass. 182.
In contract. Groves v. Miles, 58 111. 338.
FUBWITUBB. Bell v. Golding, 27 Ind. 173 ; Rasure v. Hart, 18 Kas. 340,
In deed. Fore v, Hubbard, 63 Ala. 412.
In insurance policy, Brough v, Whitmore, 4 Term Rep. 206.
In mortgage, Curtis v, Martz, 14 Mich. 506.
In statute, Southampton Dock Co. v. Hill, 14 C. B. (N. S.) 243.
In will, Hele v, Gilbert, 2 Ves. Sr. 43a
and other household eflbots. In will, Foxall v, McKenney,
3 Cranch C C. 206.
used lyy him in housekeeping. In statute, Croswell v, Allis.
25 Conn. 301.
articles of household necessary for upholding lifb. In statute,
Crocker v, Spencer, 2 D. Chip. 68 ; Hart v, Hyde, 5 Vt. 328 ; Dun-
lap V, Egerton, 30 Vt. 224 ; Tanner v, Billings, 18 Wis. 163.
household goods and . In deed, Bunn v, Winthrop, i Johns.
Ch. 329.
In will. Carnegy v. Woodcock, 2 Munf. 234.
household * In statute, Rasure z/. Hart, f8 Kas. 340.
In will, Finney v. Price, 10 Ch. Div. 13; Hooper's Estate, 6 Phila.
364; Richardson 1/. Hall, 124 Mass. 228.
rosewood . Ponsot v. Maxwell, 4 Blatchf. 44.
signs and . In mortgage, Curtis v, Martz, 14 Mich. 506.
FURNITURE.
148
GAME.
FUBHTTUBE — Continued.
Btook, plantation utenaila and household
V, Kendall, 5 Munf. 272.
FUBTHEB. '
In will, Kendall
FUTUBE.
GAINS.
GAIJiONS.
OAI1LOW8.
GAMBLE.
GAMBLING.
GAME
— allowance. In statute. Downing v. Marshall, 37 N. Y. 380.
— aaaesament. In statute, Meech v. City of Rufialo, 29 N. Y. 198.
— dTil and criminal juriadiotion. In constitution. Landers v.
Staten Island R. R., 53 N. Y. 451.
— oompenaation. In agreement, Hutchings v. Van Brunt, 38 N.
Y. 335.
— liability. In lease. O'Fallon v, Nicholson, 56 Mo. 28.
— or other Taluable oonaideration. In statute. Re Bolton, L.
R., 5 Ex. 82.
prooeedings. In statute. Wetz v. Beard, 12 Ohio St 431.
sum. In will, Lynes v, Townsend, 33 N. Y. 558.
to hear. In statute, Reg. v, Oxley, 6 Q. R 262.
without notice. In statute, Mitchell v. City of Milwaukee, 18
Wis. 96.
In statute, Sayor v. Defaur, 1 1 Q. B. 335.
earnings. In statute. Somersi^. Keleher, 115 Mass. 165.
editions. In will. Hone v. Kent, 6 N. Y. 390.
extensions or branches. In contract. Morris., etc., R. Co. v.
Sussex R. Co., 20 N. J. (Eq.) 542.
payments. In statute. Day v, Bardwell, 97 Mass. 255.
profits and income. In statute. Gray «/. Darlington, 15 Wall. 63.
of proof spirit. In statute. U. S. v. Fox, i Lowell, 99.
five . In indictment. State v. Lavake, 26 Minn. 526 (37 Am.
Rep. 415)-
Swiss . In libel, Wachter v, Quenzer, 29 N. Y. 547.
In indictment. Bennett v. State, 4 Yerg. 472.
State V, Bishel, 39 Iowa, 42 ; Clark v. State, 49 Ala. 37.
— device. In statute. State v, X^mon, 46 Mo. 375 ; State v* Jack-
son, 39 Mo. 420 ; Emper v. State, 35 Ark. 629 ; Trimble v. State, 27
Ark. 359 ; Portis v. State, 27 Ark. 360 ; State v. Henyford, 19 Mo.
377 ; Glasscock v. State, 10 Mo. 509 ; Lowry v. State, i Mo. 733 and
note; State v. Lewis, 12 Wis. 436; State v, Hardin, i Kas. 474; U.
S. V, Spedden, i C ranch C. C. 535 ; State v. Hayden, 31 Mo. 35 ;
Smith V, State. 17 Tex. 191.
game. In statute. State «/. Hawkins, 15 Ark. 259.
Woodcock V, McQueen, 11 Ind. 14; State v, Henderson, 47 Ind. 127 ;
Ellis V, Beale, 18 Me. 337 ; State v. Nantes, 2 Hill (S. C.), 200.
In deed, Jeffreyes v. Evans, 19 C. B. (N. S.) 262.
In statute, Kenyon v. Hart, 6 B. & S. 253 ; Miller v. State, 48 Ala.
122; Trimble v. State, 27 Ark. 355; New Orleans v. Miller, 7 La.
Ann. 651 ; Hizar v. State, 12 Ind. 330.
of chance. In statute. Tollett v. Thomas, L. R., 6 Q. B. 516;
Harless v. U. S,, i Morr. 169 ; State v, Gupton, 8 Ired. (L,) 271 ;
Hush V, Molesbury, L. R., 6 Q. B. 130 ; State v. Bishop, 8 Ired. 266;
Glasscock v. State, 10 Mo. 508.
of hazard or skill. In statute. State v, Rorie, 23 Ark. 727.
GAME. 149 GENERAL.
— Continued.
with dice. In statute. Wetmore v. State, 55 Ala. 198.
aay except bowls, dhesB. In statute. Neal's Case, 22 Gratt.
917.
banking • In statute. State v. Martin, 22 Ark. 423.
oonfldenoe Pierce v. People, 81 III. 98.
iJiwAil sport, pastime or exeroise. In statute. Batty v, Mar-
riott, 5 C. a 818.
ether or games. In statute. Shropshire v. Glasscock, 4 Mo.
536 (31 Am. Dec. 189) ; Boynton v. Curie, 4 Mo. 600.
ether unlawAil • Vicaro v. Com., 5 Dana, 504; Com. v. Tilton,
3 Mete. 232.
unlawAil or sport. In statute. Com. v. Tilton, 8 Mete. 232.
GAMnra. state V. Smith, Meigs, 99 (33 Am. Dee. 132, note) ; Bell v. SUte, 5
Sneed, 507 ; Portis v. State, 27 Ark. 360 ; State v. Smith, 2 Yerg.
281 ; Harrison v. State, 4 Coldw. 195; Eubanks v. State, 3 Heisk.
490 ; Blewett v. State, 34 Miss. 6c6 ; Com. v. Taylor, 14 Gray, 26 ;
Com. V. Gourdier, 14 Gray, 390 ; McDaniel v. Com., 6 Bush, 326 ;
Cameron v. State, 15 Ala. 383 ; Swallow v. State, 20 Ala. 30.
In statute. State v. Smith, 2 Yerg. 271; Smith v. State, 5 Humph.
163; State V. Pearson, 2 Md. 312 ; Wolz v. State, 33 Tex. 331 ; Bag-
ley V. State, I Humph. 486 ; Bell v. State, 5 Sneed, 507 ; Garrison v.
McGregor, 51 111. 473; Harrison v. State, 4 Coldw^ 195; Shelton's
Case, 8 Gratt 502 ; State v. Jackson, 39 Mo. 420 ; Eubanks v. State,
3 Heisk. 488 ; Norton v. State, 15 Ark. 71 ; Com. v. Garland, $ Rand,
652 ; Spaight v. State, 29 Ala. 32 ; Walker v. State, 2 Swan, 287 ;
Reg. V. Ashton, i El. & Bl. 286 ; Parsons v. Alexander, 5 El. & Bl.
263 ; Rourke v. Short, 5 El. & Bl. 910.
apparatus. In statute. Hayes z^. State, 55 Ind. 99; Coolidge v.
Choate, 11 Mete. 81 ; State v^ Hope, 15 Ind. 474.
deyioe. In statute. State v. Leeviee, 12 Wis. 436.
table. In statute. Toney v. State, 61 Ala. 3; State v. Lewis, 12
rtv
Wis. 436 ; U. S. V. Ringgold, 5 Cranch C. C. 378 ; U. S. v. Milburn,
5 Cranch C. C. 300 ; U. S. v. Cooley, 5 Cranch C. C. 707.
any whatsoever. In statute. Patten v. Rhymer, 3 El. & El. 5.
Simons v. Lovell, 7 Heisk. 510; Com. v. Josselyn, 97 Mass. 411.
Rose V. Whaley, 14 La. Ann. 374; Strickland v. Maddox, 4 Ga.
393.
In insurance policy. Stanley v. Ins. Co., L. R., 3 Ex. 71.
fixtures. In contract. Downs v. Sprague, i Abb. App. Dec. 550.
crop. In lease. Stoddard v. Waters, 30 Ark. 157.
or growing. In will. Carnagy v. Woodcock, 2 Munf. 234 (5
Am. Dec. 470).
up. In plea. Haigh v. Brooks, 10 Ad. & Ell. 309.
State V. Ingram, 16 Kas. 14; Turley v. State, 3 Humph. 323.
QtEHSrSSRAJL. Re Bonaffe, 23 N. Y. 169.
aooeptanee. In statute. Fayle v. Bird, 6 B. & C. 533.
agent« Jaques v. Todd, 3 Wend. 83 ; Jeffreys. Bigelow, 13 Wend.
518 ; Wood V. McCain, 7 Ala. 800.
and ordinary business of a corporation. In statute. Reed v.
Jones, 6 Wis. 690.
GENERAL. 150 GIVE.
GENEBAL— Continued.
appraiser. In statute, Gibb v, Washington, i McAlI. 450.
aaaigmnent. Longmere v. Goode, 38 Ala. 577.
average. Bevan v. Bank of U. S., 4 Whart. 301 (33 Am. Dec.
64): Columbian Ins. Co. v. Ashley, 13 Peters, 331 ; Wilson v. Cross,
33 Cal. 60 ; Padelford v, Boardman, 4 Mass. 54S ; Potter v. Ocean
Ins. Co., 3 Sumner, 39.
credit. Bemis v. Kyle, 5 Abb. Pr. (N. S.) 232.
demurrer. In statute. McGuire v. Van Pelt, 55 Ala. 345.
field. Mansfield v. Hawkes, 14 Mass. 440.
ftmd. People v. Board of Supervisors, 27 Barb. 575.
In will, Lyman v. Parsons, 26 Conn. 494.
law. In constitution. State v. Lean, 9 Wis. 279 ; Clark v. City
of Janesville, 10 Wis. 138; Bishop t^. City of Milwaukee, 21 Wis.
259 ; re Elevated R. Co., 70 N. Y. 327 ; 3 Abb. N. C. 401 ; Lerling
V. City of Racine, i Biss. 314; People v, Wallace, 70 III. 680; People
V, Wright, 70 111. 388 ; State v. Parsons, 40 N^ J. (L.) 123.
opposition. Dodge v, Gardiner, 31 N. Y. 239.
owner. Farmers* Nat. Bk. v, Logan, 74 N. Y. 568.
power. Cutting v. Cutting. 20 Hun, 360.
property. Stief v. Hart, i N. Y. 20.
ship. Ward v. Green, 6 Cow. 173.
tenancdes. In statute. Brown v, Bragg, 22 Ind. 122.
terms. In statute, Merrill v, Everett, 38 Conn. 48 ; Gracie v.
Freeland, i N. Y. 228.
injunction to suspend the and ordinary business of a cor-
poration. In statute. Doty?/. President, 14 Wis. 82.
Q-ENTIaB. In warranty, Bodurtha v, Phelon, 2 Allen, 348.
GENTIiEMAK. Allen 7/. Thomson,* i Hurl. & N. 16; Tuton v. Sanover, 3 Hurl. &
N. 280 ; Sutton v, Bath, 3 Hurl. & N. 383 ; Morewood v. R. Co., 3
Hurl. & N. 799 ; Williams' Case, i Ch. Div. 577 ; London, etc.. Loan
Co. V, Chase, 12 C. B. (N. S.) 730 ; Gray v, Jouseife, 14 C. B. (N. S.)
744.
QJtiN UJJN K Baldwin v. Van Densten, 37 N. Y. 487 ; Dow v, Spenny, 29 Mo. 390.
and regularly issued. In guaranty of bonds, Smeltzer t^. White,
2 Otto, 391.
GERMANE. County Comm*rs v, Meekins, 50 Md. 42.
QJ^rTLNO OUT. In statute, Madison Coal Co. v. Str. Colona, 36 Mo. 446 ; Gibbons
V, Str. Fanny Barker, 40 Mo. 253 .
GIFT. Dewee's Estate, 3 Brewst. 314.
In statute. Chapman v. Miller, 128 Mass. 269.
enterprise business. Meserve v, Andrews, 106 Mass. 422.
In statute. Queen v. Prince, L. R., 2 C. C. R. 175.
GIVE. Parkinson v. State, 14 Md. 184.
In contract, Norton v. Woodruff, 4 N. Y. 1 53 ; Field v. Pierce, 102
Mass. 258 ; Carter t/. Alexander, 71 Mo. 585 ; Hooper v. Hooper, 9
Cush. 129.
In deed, Allen v, Sayward, 5 Greenl. 227 (17 Am. Dec. 221) ; Pierson
V, Armstrong, i Iowa, 282; Frost v, Raymond, 2 Caines, 188;
Grannis v, Clarke, 8 Cow. 36.
GIVE. 151 , GOD.
GIVE — Continued.
In statute. Com. v. Davis, 12 Bush, 240.
a bribe. State v. Marker, 4 Harr. 559.
— a deed. In covenant. Ketchum v. Evertson, 13 Johns. 359(7
Am. Dec. 384).
and bequeath. In will, OToole v, Browne, 3 El. & Bl. 572 ;
Eldridge v. Eldridge, 9 Cush. 519 ; Allen t/. White, 97 Mass. 504.
— grant and convey. In deed. Young v. Rings, i Mon. 31.
— information. In statute, Jones v, Sherwood, 37 Conn. 466.
— liquor. In statute. Com. v. Davis, 13 Bush, 240.
noUoe to the party. In statute. Barraclough v. Greenough, 7
B. & S. 174.
In statute. James v. Dubois, i Harr. 285 ; Reg. v. Justices, 7 Q. B. 195.
in iMurodhial relief. In statute. Davies v. Harvey, L. R., 9 O.
B. 433.
credit . In guaranty. Broom v. Batchelor, i Hurl. A N. 260.
GivjJiO. credit. In guaranty. Edwards v. Jevons, 8 C. B. 436.
GlaABS. In statute. Bernstein v. Baxendale, 6 C. B. (N. S.) 251 ; Owen v. Bur-
nett, I C. & M. 353.
cut . In statute. Binns v. Lawrence, 12 How. 9; Tread win v,
R. Co., L. R., 3 C. P, 311.
ware in casks. Bend v. Georgia Ins. Co., Ang. on Ins. 25.
German cylinder . In contract. Mixer t/. Coburn, 1 1 Mete. 559.
Tnaimfteturers of . In statute. Arthur v. Sussfield, 6 Otto, 1 29.
Tnaimftetures, articles, vessels and wares of . In statute,
Roosevelt v. Maxwell, 3 Blatchf. 390.
GO. at large. In statute. Com. v. Dow, 10 Mete. 382.
in evidence. In written stipulation. Protection Life Ins. Co.
V. Palmer, 81 III. 88.
off large. Ward v. The Fashion, i Newb. 8 ; Hall v. The Buffalo,
I Newb. 115.
shall . In statute. Broad v. Broad, 40 Cal. 493 .
QtOiy, act of . Nugent z/. Smith, i C. P. Div. 19,423; Klauber v. Amer-
ican Ex. Co., 21 Wis. 21 ; Friend v. Woods, 6 Gratt. 189; Forward
V. Pittard, i T. R. 27; Gillett v. Ellis, 11 111. 579; Read v. Spauld-
ilig, 5 Bosw. 395 ; Nashville, ete., R. Co. v. David, 6 Hetsk. 261 ;
Polack V. Roehe, 35 Cal. 416; Mynard v. Syracuse, etc., R. Co., 71
N. Y. 180; Wallace v. Clayton, 42 Ga.443 ; Loveringv. Buck Moun-
tain Coal Co., 54 Pa. St. 291 ; Lamont v. Nashville, etc., R. Co., 9
Heisk. 58; Germania Ins. Co. v. The Lady Pike, 17 Am. L. Rep.
614; Parsons v. Hardy, 14 Wend. 215 ; Harris v. Rand, 4 N. H. 259;
Wallace v. Vigers, 4 Blaekf. 230; West v. The Berlin, 3 Iowa, 532;
The Maggie Hammond, 9 Wall. 435 ; Worth v. Edmonds, 52 Barb-
40 ; Ballenttne v. North Missouri R. Co., 40 Mo. 491 ; Neal v. Snun-
derson, 2 S. &M. 572 ; Walpole v. Bridges. 5 Blaekf. 222 ; Williams?/.
Grant, i Conn. 487 ; Crosby v. Fitch, 12 Conn. 410; McArthur v.
Sears, 21 Wend. 190 ; Faulkner «/. Wright, Rice, 107 ; Moses v. Norris,
4 N. H. 304 ; Hall v. Cheney, 36 N. H. 26 ; Hackett v. Boston, etc.. R.
Co., 35 N. H. 390; Everlcigh V. Sylvester, 2 Brev. 178 ; McClenaghan
V. Brock, 5 Rich. 17; Harrington v. Lyles, 2 Nott. & M. 88 ; Steamboat
Co. V. Bason, Harp. 262 ; Patton v. Magrath, Dudley,.i59 ; Smyrl v
GOD.
152
GOOD.
QOD — Continued.
Niolon, 2 Bailey, 421 ; Hayst/. Kennedy, 41 Pa. St. 378 ; Pennewill ?-.
Cullen, s Harr. 238; Colt t/. McMechen, 6 Johns. 160 (5 Am.
Dec. 200) ; Fei]guson v. Brent, 1 2 Md. 9 ; Parsons v, Monteath, 1 3
Barb. 353 ; Central Line v, Lowe, 50 Ga. 509 ; Coggs v, Bernard, i
Smith's Ld. Cas. 315; Thorogood z/. Marsh, i Gow. N. P. C. 105 ;
Hyde v. Trent Nav. Co., 5 Term Rep. 389 ; Moore v, Michigan Cent.
R. Co , 3 Mich. 23 ; Cox v, Peterson, 30 Ala. 608 ; Chevallier v.
Straham, 2 Tex. 11$; Miller v. Steam Nav. Co., 10 N. Y. 431 ; Hal)
V, Cheney, 36 N. H. 26; McCall v. Brock, 5 Strobh. 119; Nav. Co.
V, Dwyer, 29 Tex. 376 ; Bulkley v. Naumkcag Cotton Co.., 24 How
386 ; The Edwin, i Sprague, 477 ; The Mohawk, 8 Wall. 153 ; Brous-
seau T'. The Hudson, 11 La. Ann. 427 ; Plaisted v, Boston Steam
Nav. Co., 27 Me. 132 ; Mershon v, Hobensack, 22 N. J. (Law) 372 ;
New Brunswick Steam Nav. Co. v. Tiers, 24 N. J. (Law) 697 ; Sprowl
V, Kellar, 4 Stew. & P. 382 ; Ewart v. Street, 2 Bailey, 1 57 ; Kin^
V, Shepherd, 3 Story, 349 ; Lyon v. Mells, 5 East, 428 ; Reaves v.
Waterman, 2 Spears, 197 ; Davis t/. Garrett, 6 Bing. 716 ; Birkett ?/.
Willan, 2 B. & Aid 356; Bodenham v, Bennett, 4 Price, 31 ; Smith
V. Home, 2 Moore, 18; Powell v, Layton, 2 Bos. & Pull. (N. R.>
365 ; Siordet v. Hall, 4 Bing. 607 ; Muddle %». Stride, 9 C. & P. 380 ;
Lowe V. Booth, 13 Price, 329 ; Beck ford 7/. Crutwell, 5 C. & P. 242 ;
Cailif! V, Danvers, i Peake, 155 ; Hunter v. Potts. 4 Camp. 203 ;
Oakley v. Steam Packet Co., 11 Ex. 618 ; Laveroni v, Drury, 8 Ex
166 ; Hollingworth v, Brodrick, 7 Ad. & £. 40 ; Elliott v, Rossell.
10 Johns. I ; Hart v, Allen, 2 Watts, 115; Williams v. Grant, i Conn.
487 ; Cook V. Gourdin, 2 Nott & M. 19; Loomis v, Pearson, Harp.
470; Bell V, Reed, 4 Binn. 127.
aot of . In bill of lading, Merrett v, Earle. 29 N. Y. 115 ; Colt
V. McMechen, 6 Johns. 160; Amies v, Stevens, i Str. 128.
In contract. King v. Inhabitants, 6 B. & C. 733 ; 3 B. & Ad. 547.
In statute. Young v. Cook, 3 Ex. Div. loi.
or its equiTalent. In note. Holt v. Given, 43 Ala. 612.
GK>OD. SUte v. Call, 48 N. H. 132.
In negotiable fiafier. Espy z/. Bank of Cincinnati, 18 Wall. 604; Mer-
chants' Bk. V, State Bk., 10 Wall. 604; Meads v. Merchants' Bk., 25
N. Y. 143 ; Irving Bk. v. Wetherald, 36 N. Y. 335.
In guaranty 0/ note. Cook z^. Nathan, 16 Barb. 342; Curtis v. Small-
man, 14 Wend. 231.
and oolleotible. In guaranty, San ford ?/. Allen, i Cush. 474.
and oolleotible after due course of law. In guaranty. Moakeley
V. Riggs, 19 Johns. 69 (10 Am. Dec. 197).
and oolleotible two years. In guaranty. Marsh v. Day, 18
Pick. 321.
and oonvenient. In statute, Allgood v. Hill, 54 Miss. 666.
and lawAil men. In indictment. Bonds v. State, i Mart. &
GK>INO.
aoij>.
Yerg. 143 (17 Am. Dec. 795) ; State ?/. Glascow, Conf. Rep. 38 (2
Am. Dec. 629).
— and lawftQ. fence. In statute. Atchison, etc., R. Co. v, Jones,
20 Kas. 527.
— and lawAil freeholders. In return to writ. Day v. Roberts. 8
Vt. 417 ; Aldis v, Burdick, 8 Vt. 21.
— and lawAil reasons. In statute. Leonard v, Blair, 59 Ind. 510.
GOOD. 153 GOOD.
QOOD— Continued.
and reeponsibla. Montpelier, etc., R. Co. v, Langdon, 45 Vt.
— and sufficient deed of oonveyanoe. In agreement. Burwell
V. Jackson, 9 N. Y. 535 ; Brown v. Corillard, 6 Cal. 573.
— oatue. Virginia, etc., R. Co. v. Henry, 8 Nev. 165.
In statute, Harnett v. Wise, 5 Ex. Div. 307.
oanae shown. In statute. Whitcher v. Benton, 50 N. H. 2s ;
Bennett v. R. Co., 2 Green, 145.
oonaideration. In statute. Hodgson v. Butts, 3 Cranch, 140 ;
Kellough V. Steele, i St. & P. 262 ; Cunningham v. Dwyer, 23 Md.
219.
— onrrent money. In contract. Moore v. Morris, 20 111. 255.
— oufltom oowhide boots. /// contract. Waite v. Fairbanks,
Brayt. 77.
— Ihith. In statute. McConnel v. Street, 17 111. 253, Poland v.
Mandel, 38 Cal. 30; Parker v. Paige, 38 Cal. 527 ; Winters z/. Haines,
84 111. 585 ; Gress v. Evans, i Dakota Terr. 387.
— for one seat. In railroad ticket. Dietrich v. R. Co., 7 1 Pa. St. 432.
— Ibr six months only. In railroad ticket. Lillis v. St. Louis, etc.
R. Co., 64 Mo. 464.
for this date only. In railroad ticket. Elmore v. Sands, 54 N.
Y. 512; Chesney v. R. Co., 11 Mete. 121; Boice v. R. Co., 61
Barb. 61 1 ; Shedd v. R. Co., 40 Vt. 88.
tor this trip only. In railroad ticket. Pier v. Finch, 24 Barb.
514.
tor twenty days. In railroad ticket! Hamilton v. R. Co., 51
N. Y. 100.
health. In insurance policy. Galbreath v. Ins. Co., 12 Bush. 33 ;
Peacock v. New York Ins. Co., 20 N. Y. 293.
merchantable hay. In contract. Fitch v. Carpenter, 43 Barb. 40.
note. lu indictment. Com. v. Stone, 4 Mete. 48.
order. In bill of lading. Ellis v. Willard, 9 N. Y. 529 ; Brad-
street z^. Heran, 2 Blatchf. 116; The California, 2 Sawy. 12; West
V. The Berlin, 3 Iowa, 522 ; Keith v. Amende, i Bush, 455 ; Bond v.
Frost, 6 La. Ann. 801 ; Austin v. Talk, 20 Tex. 164; The Olbers, 3
Ben. 148; Vaughan v. 630 Casks, 7 Ben. 506.
order and condition. In bill of lading. Gowdy v. Lyon, 9 B.
Mon. 112; Barrett v. Rogers, 7 Mass. 297; The Missouri v. Webb
9 Mo. 193 ; Tierney v. New York, etc., R. Co., 10 Hun, 569 ; Carson
V. Harris, 4 G. Greene, 516; Mitchell v. U. S. Ex. Co., 46 Iowa, 214:
West V. The Berlin, 3 Iowa, 532 ; The Freedom, L. R., 3 P. C. 594.
order and well oonditioned. In bill of hiding. Bradstreet v.
Heran, 2 Blatchf. 1 16 ; Price v. Powell, 3 N. Y. 322.
— reason to apprehend an attaok* In statute. Baker v. State
49 Ala. 350.
— team. In contract. Sanson v. Madison, 15 Wis. 144.
— tenantable repair. Thomdike v. Burridge, in Mass. 531.
— title. In charter. Warner v. Middlesex, etc., R. Co., 21 Conn.
445-
In contract. Kyle v. Kavanaugh, 103 Mass. 358.
20
4
GOOD. 154 GOODS.
OOOD' Continued.
warranty deed of oonyeyanoe. In contract, Parker ?/.
Parmele, 20 Johns. 130 (11 Am. Dec. 253).
watoh. In insurance policy. Parker v. Bridgeport Ins. Co.. 10
Gray, 302.
apparent order. In biU of lading. The California, 2 Sawy. 12 ;
The Oriflamme, i Sawy. 176.
<a(OOD8« Ayres v, French, 41 Conn. 142.
^ In indictment. Pickett v. State, 60 Ala. 77.
In insurance policy, Cowley v, Cohen, 3 B. & Ad. 488 ; Wilkinson
V, Hyde, 3 C, B. (N. S.) 44-
In statute. Clay v. Yates, i Hurl. & N. 74 ; Smith v. Reynolds, i
HurL & N. 222; Zung v, R. Co», 10 B. & S. 604; Pumphrey ?'.
The Parkersburg, 2 West. Law Month. 491.
and chattels* Collins v. People, 39 111. 233 ; Lauton v. Hick-
man, 9 Q. Bi. 563 ; Passive Man. Co. v. HoflFman, 3 Daly, 495.
In bond. Hays v. Bouthalier, i Mo. 347.
In contract. Gibbs v. Usher, i Holmes, 348.
In statute. Rex v. Crone, i Jebb. 47; Reg. v. Mead, 4 C. & P. 53s
Reg. V, Dean, 2 Leach, 693 ; Reg. v. Boulton, i Den. C. C. 508
Reg. V, Kilham, L. R., i C. C. R. 264 ; Com. v, Eastman, 2 Gray
76; State V. Calvin, 2 Zabr. 207; Com. v. Swinney, i Va. Cas. 146
U. S. v^ Moulton, 5 Mason, 537 ; Hall v. State, 3 Ohio St 575
Com. z/. Bennett, 118 Mass. 452; State v. Brooks, 4 Conn. 446
Strachan ?/. Thomes, 12 Ad. & Ell. 549; Batzell v. Hall, i Lilt.
99; Thompson v. Chevean, 7 Mart. 331 ; Coombs v, Beaumont, 5
B. & Ad. 76 ; Hornblower v. Proud, 2 R & Aid. 334.
and merohandise. American Ins. Co. v. Griswold, 14 Wend.
399.
In insurance policy. Allegre v. Maryland Ins. Co., i Gill & J. 136 (20
Am. Dec. 424) ; Duplanty v. Commer. Ins. Co., Anth. N. P. 1 57.
In statute. Chamberlain v. West. Transp. Co., 44 N. Y. 305.
or movables. In will. Jackson?/. Robinson, i Yeates, loi.
out of any church. In statute. Rex v. Rourke, i Russ. & Ry.
sold and delivered. In pleading. Galbreath v. Cole, 61 Ala.
141.
■
specie and eflbcts. In insurance policy. Gregory v. Christie. 3
Doug. 419.
usually kept in country stores. In insurance policy. Pinder
V, Kings County Ins. Co., 36 N. Y. 648.
— wares and merchandise. In statute. Lee v. Griffin, i R & S.
272; Pickering V. Appleby, i Comyns, 354; Colt v. Nettewill, 2 P.
Wms. 304 ; Mussell v. Cooke, Finch's Prec. Ch. 533 ; Crull v. Dodson.
Sel. Cas. Ch. 41 ; Duncuft v. Albrecht, 12 Sim. 189; Humble v.
Mitchell, II Ad. & E. 205; Heseltine v. Siggers, 1 Exch. 856;
Tempest v. Kilner, 3 C. B. 249 ; Bowlby v. Bell, 3 C. B. 284 ; Bradley
-v. Holdsworth, 3 Mees. & W.422 ; Watson v. Spratley, 10 Exch. 222 ;
Paule V. Gunn, 4 Bing. N. R. 445; Tisdale v. Harris, 20 Pick. 13;
The Elizabeth, 2 Mason. 407; Eastern R. Co.2/. Benedict, 10 Gray, 212 ;
North V. Forest, 15 Conn. 400 ; Fay -z/. Wheeler, 44 Vt. 292 ; Colvin v.
Williams, 3 Harr. & J. 38 ; Baldwin v. Williams, 3 Mete. (Mass.) 395;
GOODS. 155 GOOSEHORN.
GOODS- Continued.
Mills V, Gore, 20 Pick. 28 ; Clapp v, Shephard, 23 Pick. 228 ; Riggs
7'. Magruder, 2 Cranch, 143; Peabody v. Speyers, 56 N. Y. 230;
Somerby v. Buntin, 118 Mass. 285; Beers v, Crowe II, Dudley, 29;
Walker v. Supple, 54 Ga, 178 ; Gadsden v. Lance. McMuU (S. C).
Eq. 87; Gooch z/. Holmes, 41 Me. 523 ; Whittemore v, Gibbs« 24 N.
H. 484 ; Vawter v. Griffin, 40 Ind. 593 ; Hudson v. Weir, 29 Ala.
294; Pray v. Mitchell, 60 Me. 430; Smith v, Bouck, 33 Wis. 19:
Fine v. Homsby, 2 Mo. App. 61 ; Chanter v, Dickinson, 5 Man. &
G. 253; Gould V, Banks, 8 Wend. (N. Y.) 562; Sowers v, Osborne,
1 Stra. 506; Clayton v. Andrews, 4 Burr. 2101 ; Groves v. Buck. 3
Maule & S. 178; Downs 7/. Ross, 23 Wend. 270; Sewall v. Fitch, 8
Cow. 215; Crookshank v, Burrell, 18 Johns. 58; Robertson v,
Vaughan, 5 Sandf. i ; Bronson v, Wiman, 10 Barb. 406 ; Donovan
7/. Willson, 26 Barb. 138; Bennett v, Hull, 10 Johns. 364; Parsons 7'.
Loucke, 48 N. Y. 17 ; Deal v. Maxwell, 51 N. Y. 652 ; Bates v. Cos-
ter, I Hun, 400; Reutch v. Long, 27 Md. 188; Waterman v. Meigs;
4 Cush. (Mass.) 497; Jackson v. Covert, 5 Wend. (N. Y.) 139;
Houghtaling v. Ball, 19 Mo. 84; Ellison v, Brigham, 38 Vt. 64.
Mixer 7/. Howarth, 21 Pick. (Mass.) 205; Mead v. Case, 33 Barb. (N.
Y.) 202; Wilks V, Atkinson, 6 Taunt. 12 ; Watts v. Friend. 10 Barn.
6 C. 446; Bowman v. Conn, 8 Ind. 58; Pitkin 7/. Noyes, 48 N. H.
394 ; Smith v, Surman, 9 Barn. & C. 561 ; Northern v. State, i Ind.
112; Seymour v, Davis, 2 Sandf. (N. Y.) 239; Ide v, Stanton* 15 Vt.
685 ; Garbutt v. Watson, 5 Barn. & Aid. 613 ; Lamb v. Crafts, 12 Mete.
356; Atwater 7/. Hough, 29 Conn. 508; O'Neil 7/. New York Mining Co.,
3 Nev. 141 ; Edwards v. Grand Trunk R. Co., 54 Me. 105 ; Finney 7'.
Apgar, 31 N. J. L. 266; Clark 7/. Nichols, 107 Mass. 5^7; Goddard v,
Binney, 115 Mass. 450; Sewall v. Fitch, 8 Cow. 219; Smith v, N. V.
Cent. R. Co., 4 Keyes, 180; Killmore v. Howlett, 48 N. Y. 569;
Gardner 7/. Joy, 9 Mete. 179; Spencer v. Cone, i Mete. (Mass.) 283;
Mattison v, Wescott, 13 Vt. 258; Allen v. Jarvis, 20 Conn. 38;
Cummings v. Dennett, 26 Me. 401 ; Cason 7/. Cheely, 6 Ga. 554;
Bird 7/. Muhlinbrink, i Rich. (S. C.) Law, 199; Buxton v. Bedall. 3
East, 303 ; Hight v, Ripley, 19 Me. 139 ; Parker v, Schenck, 28 Barb.
(N. Y.) 38 ; Abbott v, Gilchrist, 38 Me. 260 ; Winship v. Buzzard.
9 Rich. (S. C.) Law, 103 ; Higgins v, Murray, 4 Hun (N. Y.), 565 ;
Clay 7/. Yates, i Hurl. & N. 73 ; Lee 7/. Griffin, i Best & S. 272 ; Scott
V, Eastern Counties R. Co., 12 Mees. & W. 33; Fine v, Horsley, 2
Mo. (App.) 61 ; Smith v, Wilcox. 1^ N. Y. 353; Crodkshank v,
Bunnell, 18 Johns. 58 (9 Am. Dec. 58) ; Fine v, Hornesby. 2 Mo.
(App.) 61 ; Forbes v. Marsh, 15 Conn. 408; The Elizabeth & Jane,
2 Mason, 407 ; U. S. v. Chain Cable, 2 Sumn. 362 ; IJ. S. 7/. Cordage.
Gilp. 299; Sewall 7/. Allen, 6 Wend. 335.
wareBy merohandise, articles or objects. In statute. The Dis-
tilled Spirits, 1 1 Wall. 356.
all my and chattels. In will Jepson v. Key, 2 H. & C. 878.
BellV. Ellis, 33 Cal. 620 ; Howe 7/. Searing, 6 Bosw. 354 ; Fenn v. Bolles.
7 Abb. Pr. 202 ; Glen, etc., Manfg. Co. v. Hall. 61 N. Y. 226 ; Bradford
V, Peckham, 9 R. L 250; Sherman v, Houghton, 5 Blatchf. 285.
In contract. Smith v. Gibbs, 44 N. H. 343 ; Llewellyn v. Rutherford.
L. R., 10 C. P. 457 ; Brown 7/. Moss, 70 N. Y. 465 ; Mitchell 7/. Read.
19 Hun, 418.
Dyer 7/. Morris, 4 Mo. 218.
GOVERNOR. 156 GRANT.
GK>VSBNOB. In complaint, Bridgeport Savings Bk. v. Randall, 15 Wis. 541.
In statute. Whitsett v. Forehand, 79 N. C. 330.
GRACE. Mechanics' Bk. v. Merchants' Bk., 6 Mete. 32.
GBADDrQ*. Aldrich v. Providence, 12 R. I. 241.
GRAIN. Daws v. Benn, i B. & C. 767.
In Uase, Smith v, Clayton, 29 N. J. (L.) 357.
In statute, Holland v. State, 34 Ga. 455.
in staokfl and graoAry on llunn. In insurance policy, Hewit
V, Watertown Ins. Co., 55 Iowa 100.
other — . In contract, Warren v. Peabody, 8 C. B. 800.
GRANARY. In statute. State v, Wilson, 47 N. H. loi .
GRAMMAR. sdhools. In constitution, Jenkins v. Andover, 103 Mass. 97.
GRAND. jury. Low's Case, 4 Greenl. 439 (16 Am. Dec. 27).
GRANDCHIIiDREN. In will Hamilton v, Lewis, 13 Mo. 185 ; Hussey v, Berkeley,
2 Eden, 194; Hone v. Van Schaick, 3 Barb. Ch. 488; 3 N. Y. 538;
Ferguson v. Mason, 2 Sneed, 618; Smart v. King, Meigs, 149 (33
Am. Dec. 137).
GRANITE. building. In insurance policy, Medina v. Builders' Ins. Co., 120
Mass. 225.
GRANT. Seale v. Ford, 29 Cal. 104; U. S. v, Clarke, 8 Pet. 436; Darby v, Cal-
laghan, 16 N. Y. 71.
In assignment of lease, Blair?/. Rankin, 11 Mo. 440.
In deed, Crowther v, Wentworth, 6 B. & C. 371 ; Moneypenny v.
Moneypenny, 9 H. L. Cas. 114.
In lease. Barker v, Harris, 9 Ad. & EU. 532 ; Grannis v. Clarke, 8 Cow.
502; Jackson v, Bemis, i McClelland, 64; Stott v, Rutherford, 2
Otto, 108.
In statute. Rice v. Railroad Co., i Black, 358 ; Brewster v. Madden,
15 Kas. 249; Ross^v. Adams, 4 Dutch. 161 ; i Vroom, 505; Potter r.
Holland, 4 Blatchf. 206.
demise. In lease, Barney v, Keith, 4 Wend. 502.
bargain and selL In deed, MuUer v, Bog^s, 25 Cal. 175 ; Hawk
V, McCullough, 21 111. 220; King v, Gibson, 32 111. 348; Tagg^ert r.
Risley, 4 Oregon, 235 ; Frost v, Raymond, 2 Caines, 188 (2 Am.
• Dec. 228) ; Armstrong v. Darby, 26 Mo. 517 ; Dickson v. Desire, 23
Mo. 151 ; Chambers v. Smith, 23 Mo. 174; Alexander v, Schreiber,
13 Mo. 272; S. C, 10 Mo. 460; Mosely V. Hunter, 15 Mo. 323; Carter
V. Soulard, i Mo. 577 ; Collier v. Gamble, 10 Mo. 467 ; Stetton v,
Rease, 10 Mo. 474; Clove v, Graham, 64 Mo. 249 ; Bukler v, Rogers.
60 Mo. 138; Blossom v. Van Court, 34 Mo. 390; Pratt v, Eaton, 65
Mo. 157; Winston v. Vaughan, 22 Ark. 73; Funk v, Voneida, 11 S.
&R. no (14 Am. Dec. 617); Benton Co. v, Rutherford, 33 Ark, 640;
Brodie v, Watkins, 31 Ark. 319.
In statute, Maguire v, Riggen, 44 Mo. 512 ; Gee v, Pharr, s Ala. 586;
Claunch v, Allen, 12 Ala. 159.
bargain, sell and oonyey. In deed, Bethell v, Bethell, 54 Ind.
428.
bargain, sell and enfeoff. In deed. Perry v. Price, i Mo. 553.
make over and . In deed, Jackson v, Alexander 3 Johns. 484.
by . In statute, McVey v. Green Bay R. Co., 42 Wis. 532.
GRANT,
157
GROUND.
GRAITF — Continued.
new-
GBAITFED.
GRAITFEE.
GRAirrOB.
GRAirrOBS.
GBAITFS.
— or ordor of tanrey* In stoHOe, Pollard v. Kibbe, 14
Peters, 353.
Patterson v, Winn, 1 1 Wheat. 38a
deinlaed and to turn, let. In lease, Stott v. Rutherford, 2 Otto,
107.
Potter V, Holland, i Fish. 327, 4 Blatchf. 206 ; Van Rensselaer v. Sheriff,
I Cow. 501.
In statute. Pratt v, Eaton, 65 Mo. 1 57 ; Darwin v, Lincoln, 5 B. & Aid.
450.
Tasker v, Bartlett, 5 Cush. 365.
In decree, U. S. v. Hare, 4 Sawyer, 653.
GBAirCTXiATED.
tobaooo. In statute, Venable v, Richards, i Hugh. 326.
GBAT.
GRLBVJiSD.
GBTEVOTIS.
GRINDSTOKE.
GB088.
Brown v. Brown, 8 Mete. 573.
In statute. Hatch v, Hawkins, 126 Mass. 177.
mare. In indictment. State v. Hill, 65 Mo. 84.
part of them in intereet. In statute, Henry v. Thomas, 119
Mass. 583.
Hickey v. State, 23 Ind. 21 ; Wesley v. State, 61 Ala. 282.
In indictment. Wesley v. State, 61 Ala. 282.
ouzrenoy. In note. Barton v. Brooks, 25 Ark. 215.
In statute. Brairley v, Athorpe, 5 B. & Aid. 320.
parties — ^. In statute. Butcher v. Harrison, 4 B. & Ad. 130.
bodily harm. Reg v, McNeill, i Crauf. & Dix C. C. 80; Rex v.
Hunt, I Moody, 93; Rex v. Phillips, i Crauf. & Dix, 164; Reg. v.
Carruthers, 3 Crauf. & Dix, 391 ; Rex v. Cox, Russ. & Ry. 362.
Patterson v. Dudley, 12 Gray, 375.
— inoomei In statute. Opinion of Judges, 5 Mete. 598.
— neglect of duty. In statute. Smith v. Smith, 22 Kas. 699;
Thorp V. Thorp, Wright, 763.
negligence. Austin v, R. Co., 10 C. B. 474: Oill v, Middleton,
105 Mass. 479; Neal v, Gillett, 23 Conn. 443; Hinton v, Dibbin, 2
Q. *B. 648.
In contract* Beal v. South Devon R. Co., 3 H. & C. 337.
In insurance policy, Lycoming Ins. Co. v. Barringer, 73 III. 230;
Campbell v. Monmouth, etc., Ins. Co., 59 Me. 430.
In statute. Hansford v, Payne, 1 1 Bush, 382 ; Railroad v, Robinson,
4 Bush, 509 ; Tudor v, Lewis, 3 Mete. 38$ ; Lexington v. Lewis, 10
Bush, 699 ; Board v. Seance, 2 Duv. 576 ; Railroad v. Murphy, 9
Bush, 525.
— r— receipts from passengers* In statute. New Jersey Steam Co.
V, Pleasanton, 8 Blatchf. 259.
wantonly or cruelly to neglect. In statute. Hurlburt v.
GBOUHD.
Hurlburt, 14 Vt. S^i ; Mandigo v, Mandigo, 15 Vt. 786; Jennings v.
Jennings, 16 Vt. 607 ; Peabody v, Peabody, 104 Mass. 195 ; Holt v.
Holt, 117 Mass. 202.
Com. V. Roxbury, 9 Gray, 491.
In deed, Scratton v. Brown, 4 B. & C. 503; Fere v. Sixth Ward
School Dist., 76 Pa. St. 376.
chicory. Arthur v, Harold, 10 Otto, 77.
GRO UND.
158
HABIT.
GBOUND — Continued.
of action. In statute, Nash v, Adams, 24 Conn. 33 ; Howland
V. Couch, 43 Conn. 52 ; Church v. Syracuse Co^l Co., 32 Conn. 372.
GROUND-BENT. In lease. Wesley v. Walker, 26 W. R. 368.
GBOUNDS. In statute. State v, Jersey City, i Dutch. 525.
money to due. In assignment, Brainerd v. Dunning, 30 N.
Y. 711.
crops . In statute. Bradner v. Faulkner, 34 N. Y. 347.
GBOW.
GBOWIKG.
GBXJB.
GUANO.
GUABAN***
guabant:
:^:^l
dear and pile the bush. In contract. Holmes v. Samuel, 15
III. 412.
Whiton V. Albany Ins. Co., 109 Mass. 24.
In contract. Warren v. Palmer, 24 Mo. 78 ; Packer v. Benton. 35
Conn. 343 ; Thayer z/. Wild, 107 Mass. 452 ; Boyd v. Moyle, 2 C. B.
652.
the pajrment. In note. Oxford Bk. v. Haynes, 8 Pick. 423 (19
Am. Dec. 334) ; Allen v. Rightmire, 20 Johns. 365 (i i Am. Dec. 288).
I will . McNaughton v. Conkling, 9 Wis. 316.
fbr cargo in all thia month. In charter-party. Barker 7.
McAndrew, 18 C. B. (N. S.) 760.
dividend . In charter. Lockhartt^.Van Alstyne, 31 Mich. 76(18
Am. Rep. 156).
quantity . In contract. Bissell v. Campbell, 54 N. Y. 353.
GUABANTY. Ayres v. Findley, i Pa. St 501 ; Dale v. Young, 24 Pick. 250; Redficld
7/. Haight, 27 Conn. 31 ; McMillan v. Bulls Head Bk., 32 Ind. n :
Durham v. Manrow, 4 N. Y. 533 ; Parker v. Culverson, i Wall. Jr.
In promissory note. Durham v. 'Manrow, 4 N. Y. 533; Allen v. Right-
mire, 20 Johns. 365 (II Am. Dec. 288); Johnson v. Chapman, 3 Pa.
18; Parker V. Culbertson, i Wall. Jr.* 149.
GUABDIAN. Bass v. Cook, 4 Port. 390.
In statute. Queen v. Inhabitants, 13 Q. R 642 ; McCready v. Wilcnx.
33 Conn. 327.
in socage. Combs v. Jackson, 2 Wend. 153 (19 Am. Dec. 568).
natural . In statute. Mauro v. Forrest, 3 Cranch C. C. 147.
GUABDIANS.
GUEST.
GUILTY.
GULF.
HABIT.
In statute. Reg. v. St. Pancross, i El. B. & El. 598.
Manning t/. Wells, 9 Humph. 746; McDonald v. Edgerton, 5 Barb. 560:
Shoecraft v. Bailey, 25 Iowa, 553 ; Smith v. Keyes, 2 N. Y. (S. C.i
650 ; Ingolsbee v. Wood, 36 Barb. 452; Norcross v. Norcross, 53 Me.
163; Jalie V. Cardinal, 35 Wis. 118; Pinkerton ?/. Woodward. 33
Cal. 557 ; Willard v. Rhinehardt, 2 E. D. Smith, 148 ; Mason v.
Thompson, 9 Pick. 280 (20 Am. Dec. 471) ; Willing v. Potter, 35
Conn. 185; Coykendall v, Eaton, 55 Barb. 188 r Berkshire Woolen
Co. V. Proctor, 7 Cush. 417; McDaniels v. Robinson, 26 Vt 316;
Grinnell v. Cook, 3 Hill, 485.
In verdict of jury. State v. White, 25 Wis. 360.
of assault with attempt to commit a rape. In verdict. Prince
V. State, 35 Ala. 367.
of Finland. Uhde v. Walters, 3 Camp. 15.
person in the of getting intoxicated, in statute. Mulliniz v.
People, 76 III. 211.
HABITANCY.
159
HAZARB.
HABTTAHCY. Lyman v. Fiske, 17 Pick. 231 (28 Am. Dec. 293).
HABITATION. In statute. Rex v, Cahill, i Jebb. 37.
HABTTUAJi. dmnkard. Com. v. Whitney. 5 Gray. 85 ; Ludwig v. Com., 6
Harris (Pa.), 172; State v. Pratt, 34 Vt. 323.
HABITTJAIXY. use intozioatiiig drinks. In insurance application, Swick
V, Home Ins. Co., 2 Dill. 160.
HACKNEY-COACH. Masterson v. Short, 33 How. Pr. 481.
HAIR. of animals. In statute. Von Slade z/. Arthur, 13 Blatchf. 251.
for purposes. In lease. Hanrahan v, O'Reilly, 102 Mass. 202.
logs on . In contract. Crouch v, Parker, 56 N. Y. 597.
HANDICRAFT. In statute, Beadon v. Parlett. L. R.. 6 Q. B. 718.
HANDICRAFTSMAN. or artifioer. In statute, Lawrence v. Todd, 14 C. B.
(N. S.) 554. ^
HANDKERCHIEFS.
In indictment. Rex v, Nibbs, 1 Moody, 25.
HANDWRITING. Com. v. Webster, 5 Cush. 301.
State V, Messmore, 14 Wis. 193.
In constitution. Re Smith, 38 Cal. 704.
HARBOR. Jones v. Van Zandt, 5 How. 215, Queen v. Dock Co., 7 Q. B i.
In statute. Van Mehr v, Mitchell, 2 Wall. Jr. 31.
of Boston. Martin v. Hilton, 9 Mete. 371.
HARBORAGE. Hays v, Briggs, 74 Pa. St. 373.
HARBORING. In statute. Van Metre v. Mitchell, 2 Wall. Jr. 311.
HARD-PAN. In contract, Dickinson v. Water Comrns., 2 Hun, 615.
HAS. In statute, Atty.-Gen. v. Middleton. 3 Hurl. & N. 136.
HAT. braids. In statute, Arthur v, Stephani, 6 Otto, 125.
BLATS. of straw, ohip or grass. In statute, U. S. v, Goodwin, 4 Mason,
128.
been resident. In warrant, Kinning's Case, 10 Q. B. 730.
In statute, Bodenham v, St. Andrews, i EI. & Bl. 469.
obtained. In statute, Benjamin v. Belcher, ix Ad. & Ell. 367.
or keep any house for public entertainment. In statute.
Queen v, Strungell, 7 B. & S. 127.
subscribed. In statute, London R. Co. v, Graham, i Q. B 271.
any charge I made. In will. Van Alstyne v. Van Alstyne^
28 N. Y. 375.
every man you in your employ* In contract, McDonald v,
Berrick, 43 Mich. 438.
I sold. In contract, Atwood v, Cobb, 16 Pick. 227 (s6 Am.
Dec. 657).
U. S. V, Morel, 13 Am. Jur. 279.
advanced^ 'In guaranty, Bainbridge v. Wade, 16 Q. B. loi.
agieed. In pleading. Tanner v. Bury, 9Q. B. i.
and holding lands. In statute. Ward v. Cost, 10 B. & C. 649.
resigned. Steele v. Hoe, 14 Q. B. 431.
without issue. In will. Cole v, Goble, 13 C. B. 454.
Com. V, Ober, 12 Cush. 495.
In statute, Brawley v, Athorpe, 5 B. & Aid. 320.
extreme . King v, Hartford Ins. Co., i Conn. 421.
HAVEN.
HAWKER.
HAZARD.
HAZARDO US.
z6o
HEIR,
HAZABDOUS. In insurance policy, Pinder v. Continental Ins. Co^ 38 N. Y. 364.
. In insurance policy, Pinder v. Continental Ins. Co., 58
HEAD.
HEALTH.
HEALTHT.
HEAB.
HEART).
HEAT.
N. Y. 364.
more biigine— . In statute, Mut Fire Ins. Co. v, Coatsville
Shoe Factory, 80 Pa. St. 407.
not . In insurance policy, Pinder v. Continental Ins. Co., 38 N. Y.
364.
other extra purpoeee. In insuraetce policy, Reynolds v. Com.
Fire Ins. Co., 47 N. Y. 597.
speoially . In insurance policy, Pinder v. Continental Ins. Co..
38 N. Y. 364.
of a fbmily. In statute. Parsons?/. Livingston, 11 Iowa, 104;
,% Wade V, Jones, 20 Mo. 75 ; Brown v. Brown, 68 Mo. 388 ; Whitehead
V, Tapp, 69 Mo. 415 ; Nash v, Norment, 5 Mo. (App.) 545 ; Barney v.
Leeds, 51 N. H. 253 ; Lathrop v. Soldiers' Loan Soc., 45 Ga. 483;
Marsh v, Lazenby, 41 Ga. 153 ; State v, Spencer, 64 Mo. 355 ; Garaty
V, Du Bose, 5 S. C. 493 ; Sallee v. Waters, 17 Ala. 482 ; E^chman v,
Crawford, 3 Humph. 216; Ladiga v, Roland, 2 How. 581 ; Whalen
V, Cadman, 1 1 Iowa, 266 ; Rountree v, Dennard, 59 Ga. 629 (27 Am.
Rep. 629) ; Lynch v. Pace, 40 Ga. 173.
In treaty. Turner v. Fish, 28 Miss. 306.
of an Indian. In treaty, Morgan v. Fowler, 2 Yei^g. 450.
of department. In city charter, Roosevelt v. Draper, 28 N. Y.
318.
other
of the oorporation. In statute. City of Sacramento v.
Fowle, 21 Wall. 119.
good. In insurance policy, Swick v. Home Ins. Co., 2 Dill. 160;
Peacock v, N. Y. Life Ins. Co., 20 N. Y. 293.
Bell V, Jeflfries, 13 Ired. (L.) 356.
and able-bodied person. In statute. Town of Marlborough
V, Sisson, 26 Conn. 57 ; Starksboro v, Hinesbuigh, 15 Vt 200.
In statute. King v. Justices, 2 Ad. & Ell. 772.
and determine. Cutler v. Wall, 9 R. I. 264.
not been of. Prudential Ass. Co. v, Edmunds, 2 App. Cas. 489.
suit has been . In statute, Wilson v. Hood, 3 H. & C. 148.
In statute. Queen v, Exeter, 5 Q. B. 342 ; Tunnicliffe v, Tedd. 5 C. B.
554.
of any motion. In statute, Morgan v, Alexander, L. R., 10 C.
P. 185.
of the application. In statute. Queen v. Stamper, i Q. B. 12a
of passion. State v. Wieners, 66 Mo. 13.
injuries in consequence of . In bill of lading. Cragin v. N. Y.
Cent. R. R., 51 N. Y. 61.
In statute. Milligan v, Jefferson Co., 2 Mon. Terr. 543 ; Pomeroy v.
Tumper, 8 Allen, 403.
Sugg V. Tyson, 2 Hawks, 472 ; Henry v, Henry, 9 Ired. (L.) 278 ; Ward
V, Stow, 2 Dev. Eq. 509 ; Castro v. Tennant, 41 Cal. 253 ; Brownell v,
Brownell, 10 R. I. 509.
In statute, Gillespie v, Nabors, 59 Ala. 491 ; State v, Engle, i Zab. 347-
In will. Wurter v. Penatt, 6 Man. & G. 379.
HEIR. X6l HEIRS.
— Continued.
:■:-!■:
: I :^ I ;
: ■ ^H I :
— at law. In will, Harrison v, Nixon, 9 Peters, 483 ; Aspden's
Estotc, 2 Wall. Jr. 368.
— at law of the testator. In statute. Fortune v. Buck, 23 Conn. i.
21
eldest . In will Canedy t^. Haskins, 13 Mete. 403.
without an at death. In will Robinson v. Bishop, 23 Ark.
379.
In will. Byng v. Byng, 10 H. L. Cas. 171.
Merrill v, Atkin, 59 111. 19; Richards v. Miller, 62 111. 417; Powell v,
Brandon, 24 Miss. 343.
In contract, Jacobs v, Jacobs, 42 Iowa. 600.
In deed. Loring v. Elliott, 16 Gray, 568; Sedgwick v. Laflin, 10
Allen, 431; Knowlton v, Leavitt, 121 Mass. 307; Whitaker v,
Blair, 3 J. J. Marsh. 236; Knowlton v. Leavitt, 121 Mass. 307;
Twelves v, Neevil, 39 Ala. 175; Hunter v. Wilson, 12 Cal. 376;
Macumber v. Bradley, 28 Conn. 445 ; Sweet v, Dutton, 109 Mass.
589 ; Cole V, Lake Co., 54 N. H. 242 ; Doe v, Sneddle, 2 B. & Aid.
129.
In lease, Greenaway v. Hart, 14 C. B. 350.
hi note. Cox v, Beltzhover, 1 1 Mo. 143.
In statute, Duke of Cumberland v. Graves, 7 N. Y. 305 ; Gold v, Jud-
son, 21 Conn. 616.
In will. Keah v. Grenier, 56 N. Y. 220 ; Bundy v. Bundy, 38 N. Y .
404; Scott V. Guernsey, 48 N. Y. 106; Campbell v, Rawdon, 18 N.
Y. 412; re Phillips, L. R., 7 Eq. Cas. 15! ; re Stevens, L. R., 15 Eq.
Cas. no; Parsons v. Parsons, L. R., 8 Eq. Cas. 260; Richard-
son V, Martin, 55 N. H. 45 ; Harris v, McLean, 30 Miss. 533 ;
Den V, Barnes, i Car. Law Repos. 484 (6 Am. Dec. 547) ; Roome
V. Counter, i Halst. no (10 Am. Dec. 390); Ulric's Appeal, 86
Pa. St. 386 (27 Am. Rep. 707); Kown v. Cutler, 26 Conn. 6
Cook V, Catlin, 25 Conn. 387 ; Reinders v. Koppleman, 68 Mo. 482
Bond's Appeal, 31 Conn. 134; Aspden's Estate, 2 Wall. Jr. 368
Larabee v, Larabee, i Root, 555 ; Mace v. Cushman, 45 Me. 250 -^
Swanson v, Swanson, 2 Swan, 446; Williamson v. Williamson,
18 B. Mon. 329; Love v. Buchanan, 40 Miss. 788 ; Bailey v, Patter-
son, 3 Rich. (Eq.) 1 56 ; Clarke v. Cordis, 4 Allen, 466 ; Seabrook v.
Seabrook, i McMillan Ch. 201 ; Henderson v, Henderson, i Jones
(L.) 221 ; Haley t/. Boston, 108 Mass. 576; Walker ?/. Laxton, i Younge
6 J. 569; Loring t/. Thorndyke, 5 Allen, 257; Corbett z/. Corbett, i
Jones (Eq.) 1 14 ; Sweet v. Dutton, 109 Mass. 559 ; Porter's Appeal, 45
Pa. St. 201 ; Dove?/. Torr, 128 Mass. 38; Russing^^. Russmg, 25 Ind.
63; Drake 7/. Pell, 3Edw. 251-; Randt^. Sawyer, 115 Mass. 124; Ingram
V. Smith, I Head, 4n ; Lee v, Lee, 7 B. Mon. 607; Williamson v^
Williamson, 18 B. Mon. 367; Weir's Will, 9 Dana, 442; Allen v,
Vanmeter, i Mete. 277 ; Clay v. Clay, 2 Duv. 296 ; Feltman 7/. Butts,
8 Bush, 120; Scudder v. Van Arsdale, 2 Beasley, 109; Hemarest 7/.
Hopper, 2 Zab. 599; Kennedy v. Kennedy, 5 Dutch. 195; Den v,
Lanquar, i South, 301 ; Ward v. Stow, 2 Dev. Eq. 509 (27 Am. Dec.
238); Roach V, Martin, i Harr. 548 (27 Am. Dec. 746).
and assignB. In will. Guernsey v. Guernsey, 36 N. Y. 267;
re Newton, L. R., 4 Eq. Cas. 171 ; Brookman v. Smith, 6 Ex. 291 ;
7 Ex. 271; Buxton V. Inhabitants, 10 Mete. 36; Jamaica Pond
HEIRS. Z62 HEREDITAMENT.
HSIB8 — Continued.
Aqueduct Co. v. Chandler, 9 Allen, 159; Gifford ?/. Choate, 100
Mass. 34.
at law. In witi. Bundy v. Bundy, 38 N. Y. 404 ; Minot v. Tap-
pan, 122 Mass. 535; Orr v, Hodgson, 4 Wheat. 453; McKinney?/.
Stewart, 5 Kas. 384 ; Lombard v. Boyden, 5 Allen, 249 ; Abbott v.
Bradstreet, 3 Allen, 587 ; Aspden's Estate, 2 Wall. Jr. 368.
lawfully begotten. In will. Clarke v. Smith, 49 Md. 106
male. In deed. Brune v, Martyn, 8 B. & C. 511.
In will. Hamilton v. Wentworth, 58 Me. loi.
male of the body. In will. Toller v. Atwood, i s Q. B. 929.
^ male of hia body. In will. Jordan v. Adams, 6 C. B. (N. S.)
748 ; 9 Id. 490.
of the body. In deed. Monroe v. Bridges, 5 N. Y. 447; Roberts
V. Ogdbourne, 37 Ala. 174; Knight v. Knight, 3 Jones (Eq.)» 167;
Houghton V. Kendall, 7 Allen, 72.
In will. Prescott v. Prescott, 10 B. Mon. 59 ; Johnson v. Johnson, 2
Mete. 335 ; Jarvis v. Quigley, 10 B. Mon. 106 ; Churchill v. Churchill
2 Mete. 469; Rhodes v. Ogbourne, 37 Ala, 174; Williams v. Allen.
17 Gra. 81 ; Doe v. Hawley, 4 B. C . 623 ; Right v. Crever, 5 B. & C.
867.
— '— of the body lawfully begotten. In will. Raborg v. Ham-
mond, 2 H. & G. 42.
or legatees olaimitig as suoh. In statute. Harrison v. Harri-
son, 39 Ala. 489.
— or next of kin. In will. Re Thompson, 9 Ch. Div. 607.
. In devise. Righter v. Forrester, i Bush, 279.
lawftil In will. Smith v. Butcher, 10 Ch. Div. 113; Crickett
V. Robinson, 46 N. H. 454 ; Biddle*s Appeal, 69 Pa. St. 190.
lawftil of their own. In will. Abbottv. EssexCo.. i8How. 202.
legal . In will. Re Dixon, 4 Prob. Div. 81 ; Brown v. Lawrence,
3 Cush. 398.
their forever. In will. Floumoy v. Floumoy, i Bush, 526.
HEIiD. and firmly bound. Shattuck v. People, 5 111. 478.
at the time of marriage. In statute. Witsell .?/. Charleston. 7
o. \j. 00.
in trost. In insurance policy. I now v. Carr, 61 Ala. 363.
HEMP. carpeting. In statute. Baxter v. Maxwell, 4 Blatchf. 33.
maniifbctures of • In statute. Baxter v. Maxwell, 4 Blatchf. 33.
TTRRTflAFTEB. Ely v. Holton, 15 N. Y. 595 ; re Folsom, 56 N. Y. 60.
In statute. Moore v. Mansert, 49 N. Y. 332 ; Com. v. Inhabitants, 106
Mass. 268 ; Com. v. Pegram, i Leigh, 569 ; Allen v. Com., 2 Leigh,
727 ; State v. Daley, 29 Conn< 272 ; Com. v. Armstrong, 9 Phila. 429.
oonstruoted. In statute. Atfy.-Gen. v. Ware River Co., 115
Mass. 402.
HEBEDITAMENT. Queen v. Winchester, 3 Coke, 2 b.
In deed. King v. Barker, 6 Ad. & Ell. 390.
In statute. Colebroke v. Tickell, 4 Ad. & Ell. 917 ; King v. Trustees,
3 B. & Ad. 220. *
In will. Vick v. Sueter, 3 El. & Bl. 233.
HEREIN. 163 HIGHWAY.
HIUEIEIN'. proyided. In statute, Hartung v. People, 28 N. Y. 400.
HEBEINBEFOBE. Taylor v. Umatilla Co., 6 Oregon, 401.
mentioned. In plea. Queen v. Inhabitants, 17 Q. B. 563.
In statute, Pye v, Mumford, 1 1 Q. B. 666.
HEEUBTOFOBE. Allison v, Chaney, 63 Mo. 2S3 ; Andrews v. Thayer, 40 Conn. 157.
In constitution, Wynehamer v. People, 13 N. Y. 378.
In statute. Den v, Goldtrap, i N. J. (L.) 272 ; Savage v. Brook, 1 5 C.
B. (N. S.) 289.
rendered. In statute. Parsons v, Wayne Ct. Judge, 37 Mich.
287.
erected. In statute. State v. Troth, 5 Vroom, 377.
mentioned. In will, Jepson v. Key, 2 H. & C. 878.
HEBEIA. In insurance policy, Fitton v. Ins. Co., 17 C. B. (N. S.) 134.
I do not to guaranty. In contract, Gerhard v. Bates, 2 EI. &
Bl. 476.
crimes and misdemeanon. In statute. State v, Knapp, 6 Conn.
415 (16 Am. Dec. 68).
school. Att'y.-Gen. v, Butler, 123 Mass. 304.
seas. U. S. v, Hamilton, i Mason, 152; De Lovio v, Bort, 2 Gall.
398 ; U. S. V, Grush, 5 Mason, 290 ; Johnson v. Twenty-one Bales,
2 Paine, 601 ; U. S. v, Robinson, 4 Mason, 307 ; U. S. v, Seagrist, 4
Blatchf 420 ; Queen v, Anderson, L. R., i C. C. R. 169 ; U. S. v,
Mosel, 13 Am. Jur. 279.
In statute, U. S. v, Wilson, 3 Bhitchf. 439 ; U. S. t^ . Robinson, 4 Mason,
307 ; U . S. V. Grush, 5 Mason, 290.
— ^ water mark. Teschamker v, Thompson, 18 Cal. 1 1.
bidder. Fairfax v, Hopkins, 2 Cranch C. C. 134.
court of law. In statute, Olney v, Arnold, 3 Dallas, 308.
Peck 2/. Smith, i Conn. 103; Sutcliffe v. Greenwood, 8 Price. 535;
Rex V, Cumberworth, 3 B. & Ad. 308 ; Makepeace v, Worden, i N. H.
16; Stackpole v, Healey, 16 Mass. 33; Jackson v, Hathaway, 15
Johns. 447 ; Rex v, Lloyd, i Camp. 260 ; Coffin v, Plymouth, 49 N.
H. 173 ; Young v, Cuthbertson, i Macq. H. L.455 '* State v, Johnson.
Phill. (L.) 140; Vantilburgh v, Shann, 24 N.J. (L.) 740; Jones v,
Andover, 6 Pick. 59 ; Com. v, Hubbard, 24 Pick. 98 ; People v,
Jackson, 7 Mich. 432 ; State v, Nudd, 23 N. H. 327 ; Morris v. Bowers,
Wright, 749; Seneca Road Co. v. Auburn R. Co., 5 Hill, 170 ; Jones
V, Andover, 6 Pick. 59 ; Blackstone v, Worcester, 108 Mass. 68.
In deed, Munn v, Worrell, 53 N. Y. 44.
In statute, Wallingtpn v. White, 10 C. B. (N. S.) 134 ; Vantilburgh v.
Shann, 4 Zabr. 740 ; Blackstone v, Comm'rs, 108 Mass. 69 ; Harding
V, Inhabitants, 10 Mete. 406; Shepherdson v. Inhabitants, 13 Mete.
59; Reg. t/. Turnpike Road, 3 El. & Bl. 1002; Chase v, American
Steamboat Co., !o R. I. 79; Waterford v, Oxford Co., 59 Me. 450;
Queen v. Chart, L. R., i C. C. R. .237 ; Love ridge v, Hodsoll, 2 B.
& Ad. 618 ; Cleaves v, Jordan, 34 Me. 9 ; Pickard v. Howe, 12 Mete.
198 ; Glass v. State, 30 Ala. 529.
public . Imlay v. Union Branch R. Co., 26 Conn. 254 ; U. S. %»,
King, I Cranch C. C. 444; U. S. v, Schwartz, 4 Id. 160; U. S. v,
Emery, Id. 270.
In statute, Osmond v, Widdicombe, 2 B. & Aid. 50 ; Comer v. State,
HIGH W A Y.
Z64
HOML
HIGHWAYS.
HTM.
HIBS.
HIBING.
Contiaued.
62 Ala. 330 ; Meyer v, R. Co., 3s Mo. 352 ; State v, Davis, 68 N. C.
297 ; Craig v. People, 47 111. 487 ; State v, Johnson, Phill. (L.) 140;
Northumberland v. Atlantic, etc., R. Co., 35 N. H. 374 ; Walton v.
R. Co., 67 Mo. 56.
In statute. Flint, etc., R. Co. v, Gordon, 41 Mich. 420.
made l^ . In discharge, Lathrop v, Tilden, 8 Cusb. 37$.
Blanchard v. Blackstone, 102 Mass. 347.
In statute. Crow v, Beardsley, 68 Mo. 435.
and reward. In plea, Harris v, Phillips, 10 C. B. 655.
agreement fbr the of any laborer. In stattite. Wilson v. Zu-
lueti, 14 Q. B. 405.
King 2^. Inhabitants, i B. & Ad. 727.
In insurance policy. Meis v. Franklin Ins. Co., 68 Mo. 127 ; Foule v.
Springfield Ins. Co., 122 Mass. 194.
In statute. Rex v. Smith, Russ. & Ry. 267 ; U. S. v, Mullany, i Cranch
C. C. 517.
In will. Doe v. Dodd, 5 B. & Ad. 689.
commercial paper. In statute. Re Clemens, 2 Dill. $33-
crop of flax. In contract, Goodrich v. Stevens, 5 Lans. 230.
house. In insurance policy. Hough v. City Fire Ins. Co., 29
Conn. 10.
In statute. Com. v. Hadley, 1 1 Mete. 72.
Metropolitan Asso. v.. Petch, 5 C. B. (N. S.) 508.
In libel. Broome v. Gosden, i C. B. 729.
In contract. Whitson v. Culbertson, 7 Ind. 195.
In statute. Lavender zc State, 60 Ala. 60 ; Shubrlck v. State, 2 S. C.
21.
In deed. Hurst v. Hurst, 7 W. Va. 289.
In statute. Bank of Michigan v. Niles, i Doug. 401 ; Lasure v. Hille-
gas, 7 S. & R. 313 ; Chautaqua Co. Bk. v. Risley, 4 Denio, 480.
occupy, possess or eigoy. In statute. Queen v. Water-works,
18 Q. B. 703.
to involuntary service. In statute. U. S. v. Ancarola, 17
Blatchf. 425.
Bowling V. Harrison, 6 How. 248.
of shares. In statute. Wilkerson t/. Anglo Cal. Co., 18 Q. R
728; Stewart V. Same, 18 Q. B. 737.
of stock. In statute. Crease v. Babcock, 10 Mete 525 ; Grew
V. Beld, 10 Mete. 568.
State V. Murray, 28 Wis. 99.
In statute. Godfrey v. Godfrey, 17 Ind. 6.
shares. In statute. Queen v. Government Stock Co., 3 Q. B.
Div. 442.
to baiL Vose v. Deane, 7 Mass. 283.
persons office* In statute. Nicholson v. Ellis, i El. B. & El 278.
Re Worthington, 14 Bank. Reg. 388 ; Rogers v. Brooks, 30 Ark. 613 ;
Phillips V. Innes, 4 CI. & F. 234.
In statute. Jefferson v. Washington, 19 Me. 293; Turner z/. Buckfield.
3 Me. 229; Exeter t/. Brighton, 15 Me. 98.
HOABDnra.
HOCIT88ED.
HOG.
HOLD.
HOLDER.
HOLDING.
HOICE.
HOME. I6S HOSTILITIES.
HOME— Continued.
and maintenaiioe. In wilL Parker v. Parker, 126 Mass. 433.
port. St lago de Cuba, The, 9 Wheat. 409 ; The Albany, 4 Dill.
439.
while they remain at , In mil. Manning v. Wolf!, 2 Dev. &
B. 12.
HOMESTEAD. Re Leeds, 51 N. H. 253; Austin v, Stanley, 46 N. H. 52; Gregg v.
Bostwick, 33 Cal. 220 ; Cook v. McChristian, 4 Cal. 23 ; Tumlinson
V, Swinney, 22 Ark. 400; Boyle v, Shulman, 59 Ala. 566; Ackley v.
Chamberlain, 16 Cal. 181 ; Hoitt v. Webb, 36 N. H. 158; Stanley z/^
Greenwood, 24 Tex. 224 ; Philleo v, Sraalley, 23 Tex. 502 ; Iken v.
Olenich, 42 Tex. 198.
In statute, Upman z/. Second Ward Bk., 15 Wis. 453; Bunker v.
Locke, 15 Wis. 638 ; Fogg v, Fogg, 40 N. H. 287 ; Phelps v. Rooney»
9 Wis. 84.
In will Fearing v. Swift, 97 Mass. 415; Backus v. Chapman, iii
Mass. 386 ; Hopkins v. Grimes, 14 Iowa, 73. *
form. In deed. Woodman v. Lane, 7 N. H. 241 ; Taylor v, Mix-
ter, II Pick. 347; Aldrich t^. Gaskill, 10 Cush. 158.
HONOBABIUM. McDonald v. Napier, 14 Ga. 89.
HONOBED. when the bills are duly . In letter. Lucas v, Groning, 7 Taunt.
164.
no present of reoovery. Queen v. Jenkins, L. R., i C. C. R. 187.
I am in . In contract. Smith v. Thorne, 18 Q. B. 134.
HOBH. chaana. In contract. Sweet v. Shumway, 102 Mass. 368.
State V. Ingram, 16 Kas. 14.
In statute. Robert v. Adams, 38 Cal. 384 ; Owens v. State, 38 Tex. 555 ;
I^inley v. State, 3 Humph. 323; Cobbs v. Coleman, 14 Tex. 594;
Dearborn «/. Phillips, 21 Tex. 449; Jordt v. State, 31 Tex. 571;
Baldwin v. People, i Scam. 304 ; Reg. v, Aldridge, 4 Cox C. C. 143 ;
Pierson v. State, 3 Tex. (App.) 223 ; Allison v. Brookshire, 38 Tex. 199.
stealer. In libel. Mountney v. Walton, 2 B. & Ad. 679.
gelding or more. In statute. Rex v. Welland, i Russ. & Ry. 494.
mule or yoke of oxen. In statute. Richardson v. Duncan, 2
Heisk. 220.
fkurm . Tipton v. Pickens, 1 Swan, 25. ,
plow . Matthews v. Redwine, 25 Wis. 99.
work . In statute. Noland v. Wickham, 9 Ala. 169 ; Allman v.
Gann, 29 Ala. 242.
In statute. State v. Dunnavant, 3 Brevard, 9 (5 Am. Dec. 530) ; Lover-
ing V. Stone, 2 B. & C. 518.
and oattle* In statute. Toledo, etc., R. Co. v. Cole, 50 111. 184.
mules or cattle. In statute. U. S. v. Mattock, 2 Sawy. 148.
In contract. Washing Machine Co. v. Earle, 3 Wall. Jr. 321.
In statute. King v. Inhabitants, 4 B. & Aid. 505.
In will. Re Altchin, L. R., 14 Eq. Cas. 230.
or asylums. In statute. Appeal Tax Court v, St. Peter's
Academy, 50 Md. 321.
in the Black sea. In insurance policy. Avery v. Bowdens, s
El. & Bl. 714-
HOSTILITIES.
z66
HOUSE
nOTCHPOFr.
HOUBS.
HOUSB.
— Continued.
oonaequenoes of . In insurance policy, lonides v. Union Ins.
Co., 14 C. B. (N. S.) 295.
Thompson v, Carmichael» 4 N. Y. Leg«Obs. 134; 3 Sandf. Ch. lao;
Walton V, Walton, 14 Vesey, 323.
In statute, Cromwell v, Stephens, 3 Abb. Pr. (N. S.) 26 ; 2 Daly, 1 5 ;
Kelly V, Excise Commr's, 54 How. Pr. 330.
keeper. In statute. King v. Simmonds. 1 H. L. Cas. 754.
purposes. In deed. Allen v, Howe, 105 Mass. 241.
flundly . Musgrove v. Sherwood, 54 How. Pr. 338.
witliintwenty-fbur —^> after the acliadioation. In statute. Queen
V, Justices, 17 L. J. iii.
State V. McGowan, 20 Conn. 245 ; Rex v. Donnavan, i Leach» 69 :
Stevens v. Com., 4 Leigh, 683 ; Elsmore v, St. Breavells, 8 R & C.
461 ; Reg. V. England, i C. & K. 533 ; Surman v. Dailey, 14 M. & W.
181 ; Sampson v. Com., 5 W. & S. 385; Rex v. Reader, 4 C. & P.
245 ; Hiles v. Shrewsbury, 3 East, 457 ; Wallace v. Young, 5 T. B.
Mon. 155 ; State v. Sandy, 3 Ired. 570; State v. Terry, 4 Dev. & B.
185 ; State v. Stewart, 6 Conn. 47 ; Chapman v. Com., 5 Whart. 427 ;
Gage V. Shelton, 3 Rich. 342 ; Trinity Church, v, Boston, 118 Mass.
167; People V, Stickman, 34 Cal. 342 ; State v. Garity, 46 N. H. 61 ;
State V. Powers, 36 Conn. 77.
In constitution. Re Executive Communication, 12 Fla. 653; South-
worth V. Jackson, etc., R. Co., 2 Mich. 287 ; Green v. Weller, 32
Miss. 651 ; State v. McBride, 4 Mo. 303 (29 Am. Dec. 636).
In deed. Fox v. Clarke, L. R., 7 Q. B. 748 ; Doe v. Collins, 2 T. R.
498 ; Schenck v. Campbell, 11 Abb. Pr. 292.
In indictment. State v. Mann, 31 Conn. 372; Thompson v. People, 3
Park. C. C. 208 j Com. v. Posey, 4 Call. 109.
In insurance policy. Workman v. Ins. Co., 2 La. 507 (22 Am. Dec 141);
Elmaker v. Franklin Ins. Co., 5 Pa. St. 183.
In statute. Cook v. Humber, 1 1 C. B. (N. S.) 46 ; Wilson v. Roberts,
1 1 C. B. (N. S.) 53 ; Henrette v. Booth, 1 5 C. B. (N. S.) 500 ; Powell v.
Price, 4 C. B. 1 14 ; Daniel v. Coulsting, 7 M. & G. 122 ; Cook v. Hunter,
1 1 C. R 47 ; Wilson v. Roberts, 1 1 C. B. 53 ; State v. Powers, 36 Conn.
77 ; Rawson v. State, 19 Conn. 292 ; Angell v. Paddington Vestry, 3 Q.
B. 714; re Creek, 3 B. & S. 459; Callaghan v. State, 41 Tex. 43: Richards
V. Swansea Imp. Co., 9 Ch. Div. 425 ; Nevills v. State, 7 Coldw. 82 ;
People V. Stickman, 34 Cal. 242 ; Elsmore v. St. Brianels, 8 B. & C.
461 : Reg. V, England, i C. & K. 533 ; Rex v. Donnovan, 2 W. Bl.
683; Folkstone v. Woodward, L. R.. 15 Eq. 159; State v. Barr, 39
Conn. 41 ; Queen v. Manning, L. R.. 1 C. C. R. 340 ; Rex v. Winter,
I Russ. & Ry. 296 ; Nunn v, Dickson, 7 Man. & G. 70 ; Daniel v.
Coulsting, 7 Man. & G. 122.
In will. Rogers v. Smith, 4 Pa. St. 93 ; Common Council v. State, 5
Ind. 334.
and garden. In deed. Baxter v. Brand, 6 Dana, 297.
oonneotions. In statute. Cordeman v. City of Cincinnati, 23 Ohio
St. 499.
of entertainment. In statute. Bonner v. Welbum, 7 Ga. 296.
of ill-ftune. In city by-law. McAllister v. Black, 33 Conn. 91.
HOUSE. 167 HOUSE,
HOUBB— Continued.
In statute, Cadwell v. State* 17 Conn. 472 ; Com. v. Wood, 97 Mass.
228; State V. Mullen, 35 Iowa, 199; Dodge v, Lacey, 2 Ind. 212.
or other place of public resort for the public perfbrmance
of stage plays. In statute. Davys v, Douglas, 4 Hurl. & N. 181.
or place where liquors are retailed. In statute. Phillips v.
State, 51 Ala. 20.
store and shop. In complaint, Rawson v. State, 19 Conn. 293.
within fifty fbet of a railway. In statute. Walker v. R. Co.,
3 Q. B. 750.
counting . In statute, Purcey v. McLean, L. R., 5 C. P. 252;
re Creek, 3 B. & S. 459.
disorderly . In statute. Queen v. Rice, L. R., i C. C. R. 21 ;
Killman v. State, 2 Tex. (App.) 222 (28 Am. Rep. 432) ; State v.
Powers, 36 Conn. 37 ; State v. Maxwell, 33 Conn. 259 ; City of Em-
poria z^. Volmer, 12 Kas. 622.
dwelling • Com. v. Pennock, 3 S. & R. 199 ; Daniel v. Coulsting,
7 M. & G. 122 ; Surman v, Dailey, 14 M. & W. 181 ; Com. v. Posey,
4 Call. 109 ; Powell v. Price, 4 C. B. 105 ; Rex v. Harris, 2 Leach,
701 ; Rex V. Thompson, 2 Leach, 771 ; State v. Warren, 33 Me. 30;
Com. V. Barney, 10 Cush. 478; Hooker v. Com., 13 Gratt. 763;
State V. Clark, 7 Jones, 167; Rex v. Lyons, i Leach, 185; Rex v.
Fuller, I Leach, 186; Rex v, Davies, 2 Leach, 876; Nutbrown's
Case, 2 East P. C. 496 ; Reg. v. Martin, Russ. & Ry. 108 ; ex parte
Vincent, 26 Ala. 145 ; Rex v. Turner, 6 C. & P. 407 ; Rex v. Brown,
2 East P. C. 501 ; Rex v. Flannagan, Russ. & Ry. 187 ; Rex v. Gib-
bons, Russ. & Ry. 442 ; State v. Meerehouse, 34 Mo. 344 ; Rex v.
Smith, 2 East P; C. 497 ; Rex v. Jenkins, Russ. & Ry. 244 ; Rex v.
Ball, I Moody, 30; State v, Clark, 42 Vt 629; Markham v. State, 25
Ga. 52; Hollister v. Com., 60 Pa. St. 103; People v. Stickman, 34
Cal. 342 ; Reg. v. Baker, 3 Cox C. C. 581 ; Reg. v. Smith, i Moody
& R. 256; State V. Jake, i Winst. 80.
In statute. Com. v. Barney, 10 Cush. 498 ; Hooker t/. Com., 13 Gratt. 763 ;
McLane v. State, 4 Ga. 335 ; State v. Sutcliffe, 4 Strobh. 372 ; Wood-
ford V. People, 62 N. Y. 117; Com. v. Posey, 4 Cal. 109; Com. v.
Buzzell, 16 Pick. 153; People 7/. Cotteral, 18 Johns. 15; People v-
Orcutt, I Park. C. C. 252; Reg. v. Fletcher, 2 C. & K. 215; State
V. Walfenberger, 20 Ind. 242 ; Com. v. Eastabrook, 10 Pick. 293 ;
Queen v. People, 71 N. Y. 561 (27 Am. Rep. 87) ; State v. McGowan*
20 Conn. 246 ; re Lammer, 14 Bank. Reg. 460 ; State v. Troth, 24 N.
J. (L.) 377 ; Fire Department v. Butler, 33 How. Pr. 378; Cuthbert-
son V. Harris, L. R., 4 C. P. 525 ; Same v, Butterworth, L. R., 4 C.
P. 523 ; Thompson v. Ward, L. R., 6 C. P. 327 ; Brice v. Cloutman,
45 N. H. 37 ; Rex v. Stock, i Russ. & Ry. 185 ; Rex v, Flannagan, i
Russ. h Ry. 187 ; Rex v. Martin, 1 Russ. & Ry. 108 ; Rexz/. Wilson,
I Russ. & Ry. 115 ; Rex v. Hancock, i Russ. & Ry. 171.
inhabited dwelling . In statute. People v. Cotteral, 18 Johns.
115; Com. V. Posey, 4 Call. 109.
part of the • In statute. Mason v. R. Co., L. R., 6 Eq. Cas. loi.
public • In statute. Skinner v. State, 30 Ala. 524.
reoeiving . In statute. Syms v. Chaplin, 5 Ad. h. El. 644.
HO USEHOLD. l68 /.
HOUSEHOIJ). ftLmiture. Tanner v. Billings, i8 Wis. 164.
In statute. Weed v, Dayton, 40 Conn. 293 ; Towns z/. Pratt, 33 N. U.
345-
In will. Hooper's Appeal, 60 Pa. St 220; Richardson v. Hall, 124
Mass. 228 ; McMicken v. Directors, 2 Am. L. Reg. N. S. 489 ; Le
Farrent v, Spencer, i Ves. Sr. 97 ; Bunn v. Winthrop, i Johns. Ch.
329; Gooch V. Gooch, 33 Me. 535.
ftimiture neoessary for supportmg life. In statute. Hitch-
cock V, Holmes, 43 Conn. 528 ; Crocker v. Spencer, 2 D. Chip. 68 (15
Am. Dec. 650) ; Montague v, Richardson, 24 Conn. 338 ; Haswel! z/.
Parkins, 1 5 Cal. 266.
— ^> ftLmiture neoeBsary fbr the debtor and faiB ftonily . In statute.
Davlin v. Stone, 4 Cush. 359.
goods. Com. V. Steinbeck, 3 Rawie, 341 (24 Am. Dec. 351).
In will, Carnagy 2/. Woodcock, 2 Munf. 234; Stubbs v, Stubbs, i H.
& C. 258; Dayton v, Tillon, i Robt. 21.
goods and ftimiture. In will. Carnagy v. Woodcock, 2 Munf.
234 (5 Am. Dec. 470).
HOUSEHOIaDEB. Viele 7/. Koch, 27 III. 129; Woodward v, Murray, 18 Johns. 401 ;
Griffin v. Sutherland, 14 Barb. 456 ; Brown v. Witt, 19 Wend. 475.
In statute. Greenwood v. Maddox, 27 Ark. 660; Hutchinson v. Cham-
berlain, II N. Y. Leg. Obs. 248; Cantrell v. Connor, 51 How. Pr.
45 ; Bowman v. Quackenboss, 3 Code R. 17 ; Aaron v. State, 37 Ala.
106; Somerset Sav. Bk. v. Huyck, 33 How. Pr. 323; Kramer v.
Clatsop Co., 6 Oregon, 238 ; King v. Hall, i B. & C. 136; King «/.
Poynder, i B. & C. 180; Robles v. State, 5 Tex. (App.) 346.
HOUSEKEEPEB. Lewis v. Blinton, 7 C. B. 102.
In statute. Gunn v. Gudehus, 1 5 B. Mon. 447 ; Seaton %». Marshall, 6
Bush, 429; Vielez/. Koch, 27 111. 129.
HOUSES. In statute. Surman v. Dailey, 14 M. & W. 182.
and buildings. In statute. Peto v. Overseers, 2 El. & EL 1 58.
fix>nting 8u6h street. In statute. London School Bd. v. St.
Mary, i Q. B. Div. 70.
of religiouis worship. In statute. Proprietors of Meeting-
house t^. City of Lowell, i Mete. 541 ; Lefevre v, Detroit, 2 Mich. 586 ;
Trinity Church v. Boston, 118 Mass. 164.
. In deed. Cornish v. Claiffe, 3 H. & C. 450.
HIJBT. molested or restrained in his person or estate. In cansiiiu^
tion. Thurston v. Whitney, 2 Cush. 1 10 ; Flockestein v. Mayor, 40
Ala. 727.
HIJSBAND. Reed v. Reed, 70 Me. 156; Hyde v. Hyde, L. R., i P. & D. 133.
In statute. People v. Hovee, 5 Barb. 117.
ship's . Gillespie v. Winberg, 4 Daly, 318.
HYBBATJLIC. ram, wheel, or other prooess forcing water. In deed. Rich-
ardson V. Clements, 89 Pa. St. 503 (33 Am. Rep. 784).
HYPOTHECATION. Ex parte Willcocks, 7 Cow. 402 (17 Am. Dec. 525) ; Whitney zr.
Pray, 25 Ark. 22.
I. — hereby engage. In contract. Shipton v. Thornton, 9 Ad. h. El.
315-
promise to i>ay» In note. Hall v. Smith, i B. & C. 408.
will see you paid. In contract. Oldfield v. Lowe. 9 B. & C. 77.
ICE.
169
IMMEDIA TE.
ICE.
mmnxPY.
IDIOCY.
IP.
detention by
In charter-party, Hudson v, Ede, L. R., 2 Q. B.
567; 3 0- B, 412.
In statute. Mechanics* Planing Mill Co. v. Nast, 7 Mo. (App.) 149.
Owing's Case, i Bland Ch. 370 (17 Am. Dec. 311).
hongv. Swindell, 77 N. C. 176; Damon v, Damon, 8 Allen, 195.
In deed, Owen v. Field, 102 Mass. 107 ; Long v, Swindell, il N. C. 176.
In will, Colt 7/. Hubbard, 33 Conn. 281.
any. Sudding v. Eyles, 9 Q. B. 860.
any remains at her decease. In will, McKenzie's Appeal, 41
Conn. 607.
any thing should remain. In will, Paine v, Barnes, 100 Mass.
471.
desired. In notice, Schmaire v. Maxwell, 3 Blatchf. 410.
it is deemed best. In will. Chandler v. Rider, 102 Mass. 271.
In will. Yearnshaw's Appeal, 25 Wis. 25.
IGKOMINY. In statute. Brown v, Kingsley, 38 Iowa, 220.
IGNORAKCE. Sunol v, Hepburn, i Cal. 250 ; Boylan v. Meeker, 28 N. J. (L.) 274.
IGNOBAHT.
ILL.
of the name. In statute, Rosencranz v, Rogers, 40 Cal. 491.
ZLLEGAI..
In statute. Queen v, Wellings, 3 Q. B. Div. 426.
oondnot. In statute. Doe v. Roe, 23 Hun, 19.
&me. Boyle v. State, 46 Ala. 206.
so as not to be able to travel. In statute. Queen v. Farrell. 2
C. C. R 118.
Chadboume v, Newcastle, 48 N. H. 196; State z/.'Ha3rworth, 3 Sneed,
64 ; People v, Kelly, i Abb. Pr. N. S. 432 ; Palmer v. Concord, 4&
N. H. 211.
or improper oondnot. In statute, Chadbourne v, Newcastle^
48 N. H. 199; Palmer v. City of Concord, 48 N. H. 211.
Ex parte Schwartz, 2 Tex. (App.) 74.
voting. In statute. State v, Heyworth, 3 Sneed, 64.
ILLEQITIMA.TE. In statute. Miller v. Miller, 18 Hun, 507.
ohild. In statute, Curtis v. Hewins, 1 1 Mete. 294.
TT.T.TffFP. trade* In marine policy, Cucullu v, Louisiana Ins. Co., 5 Mart.
N. S. 464 (16 Am. Dec.]i99).
ILLmjsbS. Kelly v. Ancient Order of Hibernians, 10 Rep. 151.
XMHATEBIAIi. allegation. Whitwell z^. Thomas, 9 Cal. 499 ; Green v. Palmer^
15 Cal. 411.
IMBECHilTY. Owing*s Case, i Bland Ch. 370 (17 Am. Dec. 311).
^lATE. In stcUute, State v. Lean, 9 Wis. 295 ; Pybus v, Mitford, 2 Lev. 77.
and individual behalf. In statute. Columbine v. Penhall, 15
Q. B. 132.
benefit. In statute, Butler v, Patterson, 13 N. Y. 292.
danger. In statute, Bailey v. Com., 11 Bush, 688.
delivery. In statute, Neldon v. Smith, 36 N. J. (L.) 148 ; Rich-
ardson V, End, 43 Wis. 316; Helper v. State, 43 Wis. 479.
issue. In statute, Turley v, Turley, 1 1 Ohio St. 173.
notioe. In policy of insurance, K nickerbocker Ins. Co. v, Gould,.
80 111. 388.
22
MM ED I A TE, VJO IMPLEMENTS,
IMMEDIATE — Continued.
payment. In guaranty. Oldershaw v. King, 2 Hurl. & N. 403;
2 Hurl. & N. 524.
panuit. In statute. People v. Pool, 27 Cal. 572.
Burgess v, Boetefur, 7 M. & G. 481 ; McLure v, Colclough, 17 Ala.
89; Sardis v, Howell, 31 N. J. (L.) 313; People v. Woodruff, 32 N.
Y. 377; Streeter V. Streeter, 43 III. 155.
In contract. Streeter v, Streeter, 43 111. 155; Fitzhugh v, Jones, 6
Munf. 83.
In indictment. State v. Rickey, i Mo. (App.) 6.
In insurance policy, Rokes v, Amazon Co., 51 Md. 512.
In statute, Grace v. Clinch, 4 Q. B. 606 ; Queen v, Alderson, i Q. &
878 ; Arnold v, Dunsdale, 2 El. & Bl. 598 ; Queen v. Justices, 4 Q.
B. 469; Thompson v. Gibson, 8 M. & W. 281 ; Queen v, Roberts.;
Ad. & Ell. 433> 441 : re Blues, 5 EL & Bl. 291.
after. In order. Hoggins v. Gorden, 3 Q. B. 466.
afterward. In statute, Forsdike v. Stone, L. R., 3 C. P. 607.
apprehended. In statute. Griffith v. Taylor, 2 C. P. Div. 194.
upon demand. In deed, Toms v, Wilson, 4 B. & S. 442.
In statute. Long v. Converse, i Otto, 112.
nCPAIBING. In constitution, Lapsleyt/. Brashears, 4 Litt. 53; Berry z^. Ransdell. 4
Mete. 294.
the obligation of oontracts. In constitution. Slaughter v, Cul-
pepper, 2$ Ga. 26; Gunn v, Barry, 15 Wall. 610; Hawthorn v.
Calef, 2 Wall. 10 ; Dreham v. Stifle, 8 Wall. 595 ; Bronson v. Kinzie.
1 How. 311 ; Charles River Bridge v. Warren Bridge, 11 Peters,
420 ; Crawford v, Bk. of Mobile, 7 How. 279 ; Phalen v. Viiginia, 8
How. 163 ; Planters* Bk. v. Sharp, 6 How. 301 ; West River Bridge
Co. V, Dix, 6 How. 507; Woodruff v. Trapnall, 10 How. 190; Butler
V, Overfield, 10 How. 402 ; Ogden v, Saunders, 12 Wheat. 213; Maison
V, Haile, 12 Wheat. 370; Providence Bk. v, Billings, 4 Peters, 514:
Farm. & Mech. Bk. v. Smith, 6 Wheat. 131 ; Satterleet/. Matthewson,
2 Peters, 380; Curran v. State, 15 How. 304; State v. Wheeling
Bridge Co., 13 How. 518 ; Watson v. Mercer, 8 Peters, 88; Sturges
V. Crowninshield, 4 Wheat. 122; Trustees v. Woodward, 4 Whe.it.
518 ; Walker v. Whitehead, 16 Wall. 314 ; Barlow v, Gregory, 31
Conn. 261; Welch z/. Wadsworth, 30 Conn. 150; Bondingham v.
Richmond, 6 Greenl. 112 (19 Am. Dec. 197); Martindale v. Moore.
3 Blackf. 275; Lewis v, Blackenridge, i Blackf. 220 (12 Am. Dec.
228); Penniman's Case, 13 Otto, 718 ; People^/. Roper, 35 N. Y. 629:
Hicks V, Hotchkiss, 7 Johns. Ch. 297 (i i Am. Dec. 472) ; Jones v.
Crittenden, i Car. Law Repos. 385 (6 Am. Dec. 531).
nCPAIVEL. Porter v. People, 7 How. Pr. 441.
IMPABTTATiTiY. fbithfUlly, ftirly and . In statute. Perry v. Thompson, 16
N. J. (L.) 72; Mayor v. Evans, 31 N. J. (L.) 342.
nCPASSAfiliE. public highway. Armstrong v. St. Louis, 3 Mo. (App.) isr.
Bryant v. Gledden, 36 Me. 36 ; Baker v, Robinson, 49 111. 299.
legal . In statute. Donker v. People, 37 Mich. 4.
Keeler v. Green, 21 N. J. (Eq.) 27.
King V. Ld. Yarborough, 3 B. & C. 107.
IMPLEMENTS. Tannery. Billings, 18 Wis. 164.
of gaming. In statute, Coolidge v, Choate, 1 1 Mete. 79.
IMPLEMENTS. V]\ IMFROVED^
IMFLEMSNTB -- Continued.
of husbandry. In statute, Reg. v. Malty, 8 EI. & Bl. 715.
-^ — of the debtor's trade. In statute, Tomlinson v, Ousatonic
Water Co.» 44 Conn. 98; Seeley v, Gwillem, 40 Conn. 106; Atwood
V, De Forrest, 19 Conn. 513; Wallace v, Collins, 5 Ark. 41 ; Euscoe
V. Dunn, 44 Conn. 93.
proper tools or of a flffmer. In statute, Meyer v, Meyer, 23
Iowa, 359.
tools and . In statute. Smith v, Gibbs, 6 Gray, 298.
IMPLIED. malioe. Darry v. People, 10 N. Y. 120.
DCFOBT. In statute. The Forrester, Newb. Adm. 181.
In statute, Perojt v, U. S., Pet. C. C. 256.
In statute, Budenbury v, Roberts, L. R., i C. P. 575 ; i Harr. & Ruth.
836; Mayor z^. Waring, 41 Ala. 139; Kingt'. McEvoy, 4 Allen, no.
IHFOBT8. In constitution. Woodruff z/. Parham, 8 Wall. 123; Waring z/. Mayor,
8 Wall, no ; Low v, Austin, 13 Wall. 29; The Passenger Cases, 7
How. 477; Marriott v. Brune, 9 How. 619; Wynne v, Wright, i
Dev. A B. (L.) 19; Norris v. City of Boston, 4 Mete. 282.
IMPOSTS. In constitution. Brown v. State, 12 Wheat. 419; Cooley v. Board of
Wardens, 12 How. 299; Pacific Ins. Co. v, Soule, 7 Wall. 433 ; Worsley
V, New Orleans, 9 Rob. (La.) 324 ; Scholey v, Rew, 23 Wall. 345.
rMPa^ENT. In flea, Kempf v, Kempf, 34 Mo. n i .
OfPOUJNDED. Goodsell v. Dunning, 34 Conn. 257.
State V, Pike, 49 N. H. 399.
device, oolor or thing. In statute, Wynan v. Lemon, 51 Cal.
274.
Coman v. Storm, 26 How. Pr. 84.
In statute, Doyle v, Boyle, 19 Kas. 168.
fbr debt. In constitution. Dean v. Smith, 23 Wis. 486.
U. S. V, Benner, Baldw. 234; Lawson v, Bazines, 3 Harr. (Del.)
416; Milwaukee Indust. School v. Supervisors, 40 Wis. 328.
In statute. State v. Mayor, 39 N. J. (L.) 257.
for debt. In constitution, Moore v. Green, 73 N. C. 394 (21 Am.
Rep. 470) ; Harris v. Bridges, 57 Ga. 407 (24 Am. Rep. 495).
fltlfle . Allen v, London, etc., R. Co.. L. R., 6 Q. B. 65; Harvey
V, Maine, 6 Ir. C. L. 417; Hackett v. King, 6 Allen, 58 ; Floyd v.
State, 12 Ark. 43 ; Crowell v, Gleason, 10 Me. 325; Colter v, Lowell.
35 Ind. 285 ; Johnson v, Tompkins, Baldw. 371 ; Pike v, Hawson, 9
N. H. 491 ; Smith v. State, 7 Humph. 43.
Thompson v. Hopper, i El. B. & El. 1046.
aot. In statute, Rogers v. Brown, 61 Mo. 187.
navigation. In deed. Good v, London Assn., L. R., 6 C. P. 563.
removal. In statute, Foster v, Cronkhite, 35 N. Y. 139.
person. In libel, (Goldstein 7/. Foss, 2 Younge & J. 154.
illegal or oonduot. In statute. Allegheny Co. v. Gibson, 90
Pa. St. 415.
real estate. Vandal v. Dock Co., 40 Cal. 83.
Bond V, Fay, 8 Allen, 213.
In statute, Wiggins v. Baptist Soc, 43 N. H. 261 ; Ross v. Smith, i B.
& Ad. 911.
IMPROVED, 172 IN^
IMPBOVED — Continued.
lancL In statute, Clark v, Phelps, 4 Cow. 190; re Road, 68 Pa.
St. 396.
mode of maauflM^tiinxig gas. In patent. Hills v. London Gas-
light Co., 5 Hurl. & N. 314..
method. Beard v, Egerton. 3 C. B. 126.
rent. In statute. Lamb v, Hemans, 2 B. & Aid. 468.
new and design. /#^ statute. Wood v, Dolby, 7 Fed. Rep. 475.
HCPBOVISMENT. Johnson v, Gresham, 5 Dana, 547 ; Lamb v. Lamb, 11 Pick. 376.
In statute, Collins v, Mott, 45 Mo. 100 ; Wetmore's Appeal, 91 Pa. St.
279 ; Frederick v, Shane, 32 Iowa, 254.
In.wtii, Fay v. Fay, i Cush. 93. .
IMFBOVEMENTS. In constitution. Greenwood v, Maddox, 27 Ark. 660.
In contract, Spencer v, Toby, 22 Barb. 260.
In lease, French v. Mayor, 16 How. Pr. 220; Worthington v. War-
rington, 8 C. B. 140; Burt V. Haslett. 18 C. B. 162; Haslett v. Burt,
18 C. B. 893.
In statute. Getchell v. Allen, 34 Iowa, 559: Schmidt v, Armstrong, 72
Pa. St 355 ; Schenely*s Appeal, 70 Pa. St. 98.
IMFBOVIDZNCE. In statute, McMahon v, Harrison, 6 N. Y. 443: Emerson v^
Bowers, 14 N. Y. 449 ; Cooper v, Lowerre, i Barb. Ch. 45. •
IMFBOvunG. Greene Foundation Jnistees v, Boston, 12 Cush. 57.
In statute. King v. Justices, 7 B. & C. 731.
nCPUNinVE. damages. In verdict, Dillon v, Rogers, 36 Tex. 152.
IN. Rex V. Beardmore, i Burr. 792. .
In statute, Daggett v. State, 4 Conn. 60.
and about. In contract, McMahon v. R. Co., 75 N. Y, 231.
and for. Reg. v. Aldborough, 13 Q. B. 193.
In statute. Rex v. Inhabitants, 7 Q. B. 725 ; Same v. Same, 7 Q. R
534.
oase of the decease. Briggs v, Shaw, 9 Allen, 517.
oonaideration. In contract, Goward v. Waters, 98 Mass. 598.
oonrt. Madden v. Brown, 97 Mass. 150.
esse. Hone v. Van Schaick, 3 Barb. Ch. 488.
execution of thss act. In statute, Thomas v, Stephenson* 2 £1.
& Bl. 108.
France. In will, Grou v, Grinley, 35 Conn. iii.
ftdl. In receipt. Bard v. Wood, 3 Mete. 74,
ftili confidence. In will, Le Marchant v. Le Merchant, L. R.^
18 Eq. Cas. 414.
hand paid. In insurance policy. Pitt v, Berkshire Ins. Co., 100
Mass. 500.
— her own right. Merrill v, Bullock, 105 Mass. 4^.
— or about. In order, R^. v. Inhabitants, 7 Q. B. 232.
— I>erfect order. Foster v, Peyser, 9 Cush. 242.
— pursuance of this act. In statute. Thomas v, Stephenson, x
El. & Bl. 108.
— solenui form. Kirby v. Kirby, 40 Ala. 492.
— store. In receipt, Goodyear v. Ogden, 4 Hill, 104,
IN.
173
INCOME.
IN— Continued.
— subBtanoe. In plea. Wright v. Clements, 3 B. & Aid. 507.
— the oourae of. Sharpe v, Bluck, 10 Q. B. 289.
— the rear thereof Read v, Clarke. 109 Mass. 82.
— this state. In statute. Sarah v. State, 28 Miss. 267.
— trust nevertheless and upon oon^dition. In deed. Sohier v.
INABTTiITY.
Trinity Church, 109 Mass. i.
book-keeper office. In indictment. U. S. v. Forrest, 3 Cranch
C. C. 60.
Bepresentative Congress. In statute. Butler v. Hopper, i
Wash. C. C, 500.
In statute. Queen v. Drew, 15 Q. B. ^76.
absence, sickness or other . In statute. Klaise v. State, 27
Wis. 462.
INAOCUBATE. description. In statute. Reg. v. Coward. 16 Q. B. 828 ; Rogers
V. Lewis, 7 C. B. (N. S.) 30.
INAFFBSCIABLE. Embrey v. Owen, 6 Ex. 353 ; Sampson v. Hoddenott, i C. B. (N,
S.) 604,
of acting. In statute. Reg. v. White, L. R., 2 Q. B. 558; 8 B. &
INCAPABUB.
S. 595.
— to act. In deed. Re Bignold, L. R.. 7 Ch. App. 223.
INCEST.
mcnysRT.
In statute. Com. v. Goodhue, 2 Mete. 193 ; People v. Rowle, 2 Mich.
N. P. 209 ; People v. Harnden, i Park. C. C. 344 ; Noble v. State,
22 Ohio St. 541 ; State v. Thomas, 10 Cent. L. J. 327 ; State v.
Schaunhurst, 34 Iowa. 347 ; Baker v. State, 30 Ala. 521 ; Delaney v.
People, 10 Mich. 241 ; Cook v. State, 11 Ga. 53.
to any manufacturing process. In statute. Haydon v. Taylor,
4 B. & S. 525.
to the sale or conveyance. In statute. Doe v. Phillips, 1 1 Ad.
DTdDENTAIi.
& Ell. 797.
Baltimore v. Railroad, 10 Wall. 543.
expenses. In statute. Reclamation Dist. v. Hagar, 4 Fed. Rep.
367.
purposes. In statute. State v. Walfrom, 25 Wis. 468.
other expenses. In statute. U. S. z^. Smith, i Bond, 69.
mcLosnra.
INCLOSUBE.
INGLUDB.
In deed. Campbell v. Gilbert, 57 Ala. 569.
In statute. Taylor v. Welbey, 36 Wis. 42.
In statute. State v. Cook. 3 Vroom. 347.
TNCLUDINQ. In statute. The Little Ann, i Paine, 43.
the president. In charter. Meyer v. Johnson. 53 Ala. 239.
INCLUSIVE. In notice. Monroe v. Ack worth, i N. H. 201.
INCOMB. Booth v. Ammerman, 4 Bradf. 129 ; ex parte McComb, 4 Bradf. 151 ;
Reg. V. Comm'rs. 4 H. L. 450 ; Melcher v. City of Boston, 9 Mete. 77.
In statute. Gray v. Darlington, 15 Wall. 63 ; U. S. v. Frost. 9 Int. Rev.
Dec. 41 ; New Orleans v. Hall, 14 La. Ann. 815 ; Wilcox v. Middle-
sex Co., 103 Mass. 544; People z/. Supervisors, 4 Hill. 20; 7 Hill, 504.
In will. Simpson v. Moore, 30 Barb. 637.
and produce. Sohier v. Eldridge, 103 Mass. 350.
of the estate. Andrews v. Boyd, 5 Me. 199.
INCOME. 174 INDEBTEDNESS.
INCOME — Continued.
imtil shall be realised. In catUract. Manice v, Hudson River
R. Co., 3 Duer, 426.
INOOMPATEBLB. another oi&oe. In statute. Regents v, Williams, 9 Gill &
J. 365 (17 Am. Dec. 72).
INOONVENIEirCE. Blackman v. Bainton, 15 C. B. (N. S.) 432.
nrOONTnraSNT. in pUa, Watts V, Greenlee, 2 Dev. (L.) 1 18.
INOOBPOBATED. bank. In statute. Com. v. Tenney, 97 Mass. so.
oompaay. In statute, Robinson v, Bk. of Attica, 21 N. Y. 406;
Coats V, People, 22 N. Y. 245.
INOOBFOBEAIi. chattel. Boreel v. Mayor, 2 Sandf. 552.
INOOBBEGT. or otherwiae unjuat. In statute. Great Western R. Co. v.
Barlie-, 5 B. & S. 934.
INCBEASE. the riak. In insurance policy. Crane v. City Ins. Co., 3 Fed.
Rep. 558.
INGBEASED. Talue. In statute, Boylan v, U. S., 10 Wall. 58.
nrCUMBBAKCK Newcome v, Fiedler, 24 Ohio St. 463 ; Klein v. McNamara, 54
Miss. 104;' Warner v, Rogers, 23 Minn. 34.
In deed, Kelsey v. Renier, 43 Conn. 135.
In insurance policy, Lockwood v, Middlesex Ins. Co., 47 Conn. 554.
In statute. Town of Clinton v. Town of Westbrook, 38 Conn. 10;
Schaeffer v. Weed, 8 111. 511.
In deed. Chapman v. Kimball, 7 Neb. 399; Anon., 2 Abb. N. C. 56;
Musgrave v, Sherwood, 54 How. Pr. 338.
aflbotingtheeatate. In statute. Pack T/.Tarpley,9Ad.& Ell. 468.
UNOUMBBAKCEB. In deed, Grier v, Grier, L. R., 5 H. L. 688.
In statute, Shaeffer v. Weed, 8 III. 511.
nrCUMBBAKCES. In deed, Prescott v. Freeman, 4 Mass. 627 (3 Am. Dec. 246) ; Chap-
man v, Kimball, 7 Neb. 399; Spring z/. Tongue, 9 Mass. 28 (6 Am.
Dec. I); Walker V. Denner, 5 Mo. (App.) 139; Funk t/. Voneida, 11
S. & R. no (14 Am. Dec. 617).
In will. Doe v, Danes, 16 {^. B. 95^.
UNOUK. Crandall v, Bryan. 15 How. Pr. 48.'
In bond, Scott v, Tyler, 14 Barb. 202.
shall . In statute, U. S. v. Distillery, 11 Blatch. 255.
ixnuuitBED. In contract. Agawam Bank v, Shever, 18 N. Y. 502.
withizL In statute. Queen v. Inhabitants, 14 Q. B. 345.
damages . In statute, Deyo v. Stewart, 4 Denio, loi.
expenses . In statute, Reg. v, Kingston-on-Hull, 2 Ell. & Bl. 184.
INDEBTED. St. Louis Perp. Ins. Co. v, Goodfellow, 9 Mo. 150 ; Grant v. Mechanics'
Bk., 15 S. ^ R. 140; Pittsburg, etc., R. Co. v, Clarke, 29 Pa. St. 146 ;
Sewall V, Lancaster Bk., 17 S. & R. 285.
In statute. Re Iron Co., 2 Ch. Div. loi.
In any form. In bank by-law, Kahn v, Bk. of St. Joseph, 70 Mo.
262.
INDEBTEDNESS. Mallingly v. Waulke, 2 Bradw. 169.
In constitution. French v. City of Burlington, 42 la. 614.
any other cause of — >- whatever. In statute, Langstafi z^. Rock,
13 Mo. 580.
INDECENCY. 175 INDORSE.
mDBGSNCF. Ardery v. State, 56 Ind. 328.
nroSCSENTLY. Reg. v. Webb, 2 C. & K. 938.
INDEMHIF?. Weller v. Eames, 15 Minn, 461.
In award. Peck v, Wakely, 2 McCord, 279.
DffDElCNITY. In award. Peck v. Wakely, 2 McCord, 279^
INDSNT. In statute. U. S. v, Irwin, 5 McLean, 183.
nmBNTUKB. Overseers v. Overseers, 6 N. J. (L.) 169.
InpUa, Phillips v. Clift, 4 Hurl. & N. 173 ; Magee v. Fisher, 8 Ala.
320.
apprentioe by . In statute. St. Pancreas v. Clapham, 2 El. k El.
754.
this . In deed. Walker v. Keile, 8 Mo. 301.
INDIA. rubber. Goodyear v. Muller, 3 Fish. Pat. Gas. 420.
INDIAN. U. S. V. Rogers, 4 How. 567 ; i Hempst. 450 ; U. S. v. Ragsdale, i
Hempst. 497.
In statute. Wall v. Williams, 1 1 Ala. 826 ; Lafontaine v. Avaline, 8
Ind. 6.
country. In statute. Waters v. Gampbell, 4 Sawyer, 124 ; re
Garr, 3 Sawyer, 317 ; U. S. v. Winslow, 3 Sdwyer, 337 ; Bates v. Glark,
5 Otto, 204; U. S, V. Seveloff, 2 Sawy. 311.
lalandB. In insurance policy. Robertson v. Glarke, i Bing. 445.
INDIANS. Ex parte Reynolds, 5 Dill. 395.
INDICAVIT. State v. Gummins, i Mill, 55 (12 Am. Dec. 596).
INDICTABLE. offense. In constitution. State v. Berlin, 42 Mo. 572 ; State v.
Gowan, 29 Mo. 330.
INDICTMENT. Gom. v. Gillon, 2 Allen, 93.
In constitution. Mott v. State, 29 Ark. 147 ; Wolff v. State, 19 Ohio
St 248.
In statute. Queen v. Ingham, 5 B. & S. 271.
INDIFFEBSNT. State v. Pike, 49 N. H. 399.
X>er8on8. In statute. Fox v. Hills, i Gonn. 294 ; Mitchell v.
Kirtland, 7 Gonn. 229.
DTDIGNITIES. In statute. Richards v. Richards, i Wnght (Pa.), 225 ; Kempf v.
Kempf, 34 Mo. 211 ; Dwyer v. Dwyer, 2 Mo. (App.) 17.
to the other* In statute. Hooper v. Hooper, 19 Mo. 355.
to the person. In statute.. May v. May, 62 Pa. St. 206 ; Rose v.
Rose, 9 Ark. 507 ; Goble v. Goble, 2 Jones (Eq.), 392 ; Erwin v. Erwin,
4 Jones (Eq.), 82 ; Miller v. Miller, 78 N. G. 105 ; Gheatham v. Gheat-
ham, 10 Mo. 296.
INDnLBCTFLY. directly or . In deed. Rawlinson v. Glarke, 14 M. & W. 189.
INDISFNNSABUB. Griswold v. Hepburn, 2 Duv. 26.
LNDiVUDUAIi. In statute. Otis Go. v. Inhabitants, 8 Gray, 509.
INDOOR. movables. In will. Penniman v. French, 17 Pick. 404 (28 Am.
Dec. 309).
Hartwell v. Hemmenway, 7 Pick. 117; Brooks v. Edson, 7 Vt. 351 ;
Glark v. Sigourney, 17 Gonn. 511 ; Haines v. Dubois, 30 N. J. (L.)
259; Montague v. Smith, 13 Mass. 403; Hartwell v. Hemmenway, 7
Pick. 117 ; Gom. v. Spelman, 124 Mass. 327.
INDORSE.
Yjt
INHABIT
nnX>BRE *- Continued.
In note, Tatum v, Bonner, 27 Miss. 760.
In statute. Baker v, Coghlan» 7 C. B. 131.
INDOBSED. Com. v, Butterick, 100 Mass. 12; Higgins v, Bullock, 66 111. 37.
on tha instnunent. In statute. Brown v, Foster, 2 Mete. 152.
INDOBSSS. in due ooune. In statute, Sackett v, Johnson, S4 Cal. 107.
INDOB8EMENT. Clark v, Sigoumey, 17 Conn. 511 ; Bradley v, Traumel, Hempst
164; Keller v, Williams, 49 Ind. 504; Rex v. Alscott, 6 C. & P. 408;
Rex V, Bigg, I Stra. 18.
INDUBITABIJB. Spencer v. Colt, 89 Pa. St. 314.
INBUaiBIiE. State v, Murray, 28 Wis. 99.
XNEViTABIaE. Gibson v, Muskett. 3 Man. & G. 167.
aooident. Brosseau v, Hudson, 11 La. Ann. 427; Lucas v. The
Swan, 6 McLean, 282 ; The Grace Girdler, 7 Wall. 196; McArthur v.
Sears, 2i Wend. 190; Neal v. Saunderson, 3 Miss. 572; Trent Nav.
Co. V, Wood, 4 Doug. 287 ; Central Line v. Lowe, 50 Ga. 509 ; Brown
V. Kendall, 6 Cush. 292; Sampson v, U. S., 12 Ct. of CI. 480; The
Brazos, 14 Blatchf. 448.
In lease, Sauer v, Bilton, 26 W. R. 394; 7 Ch. Div. 815.
aooidents. In bill of lading. Fowler v, Davenport, 2 1 Te . 626 ;
Marsh v, Blythe, i McCord, 360; Marsh v, Blythe, i N. & M. 170.
casualty. In lease, Hodgson v. Dexter, i Cranch C. C. 109; i
Cranch, 350.
— orime. In constitution. Com. v. Shaver, 3 W. & S. 338 ; U. S. v.
INFAMOUS.
IRFEBIOB.
Maxwell, 3 Dill. 275 ; State z/. Randolph, 24 Conn. 365 ; U. %,v. Block,
4 Sawyer, 211; U. S. t/. Baugh, i Fed. Rep. 784; People v, Sponsler,
I Dakota, 296.
In statute. Rex v, Hickman, i Moody, 34.
ooxirt. In statute. Ex parte Rountree, 51 Ala. 43; Perkins v,
Corbin, 45 Ala. 103.
oourts. Ruckman v, Cornell, i N. Y. 505 ; Grignon v, Astor, 2
UTFEBBED.
INFLICTED.
How. 319 ; ex parte Watkins, 3 Pet 193 ; Livingston v. Van Ingen.
I Paine, 44.
In constitution, Saunders z/. State. 55 Ala. 44.
tribunals. In constitution. State v, Daniels, 66 Mo. 200 ; Dayey
V. Burlington, etc., R. Co., 31 Iowa, 553.
Morford v. Peck, 46 Conn. 384.
injury . In statute. Com. v, McLoon, loi Mass. i.
INFORMATiTTY. In order. King v. Inhabitants, 2 Ad. & Ell. 255.
INFOBMATION. Goddard v. State, 12 Conn. 448.
In constitution. State v. Vail, 53 Mo. 97.
In statute, Hopkins v, Crowe, 4 Ad. & El. 778.
give . In offer of reward. Smith v, Moore, i C. B. 438.
INFOBMED.
Tn statute. Re Kelly, 39 Conn. 162.
giving . In statute, U. S. v, Whittier, 5 Dill. 35.
and believes. In affidavit, Turnage v. Fish. 22 Ark. 287.
INFOHMBE. In statute. Rex v, Teasdale, 3 Esp. 68 ; Bradley v. U. S.. 1 2 Ct. of CI. 578
TNHABIT. In statute. Queen v. Inhabitants, 7 Q. B. 534; Reg. v, Coldicate, 17
Q. B. 54; Doune v. Martyr, 8 B. ^ C. 69; King v. Inhabitants, 3 B.
& Ad. 418; 3 B. & Ad. 423.
INHABIT. 177 INJURIOUSLY,
INHABrr — Continued.
oeaM to • Ih statute. Queen v. Inhabitants, 2 Q. B. 448.
JJIHABTFAirr. Chilton v, London, 7 Ch. Div. 735; Thayer v. City of Boston, 124
Mass. 132; Sears v. City of Boston, i Mete. 251 ; Picquet v. Swan,
5 Mason, 35; Bamet's Case, i Dallas, 153.
In constituiion. Opinion of the Justices, 122 Mass. 594; 5 Mete. 587;
7 Mass. 523.
In statute. King v. Hall, i B. & C. 136 ; King v. Poynder, i B. & C. 180 ;
Durantf^. Carter, L. R., 9 C. P. 261 ; Queen v. Inhabitants, i Q. B.
41 1 ; King v. Inhabitants, 4 B. & C. 960 ; School Dist. v. Pollard, 55 N.
H. 503 ; Bishop v. Vose, 27 Conn. 9 ; Lyle v. Foreman, i Dallas, 480 ;
Spragins v, Houghton, 3 111. 377: Board v, Davenport, 40 111. 197;
Ishara V, Gibbons, i Bradf. 69; State v, Ross, 23 N. J. (L.) $17; U.
S. V. Penelope, 2 Pet. Adm. 6r ; Bell v. Pierce, 48 Barb. 51 ; Chero-
kee Ins. Co. V, Justices, 28 Ga. 121 ; Walnut v. Ware, 13 Otto, 683.
niHABITAlVTS. In statute. Holmes v. Oregon, etc., R. Co., 5 Fed. Rep. 523 ; Bald-
win V. Town of North Bradford, 32 Conn. 47 ; Lee v. Boston, 2 Gray,
484 ; Inhabitants v. Trustees Ministerial Fund, 37 Me. 369 ; Ontario
Bk. V. Bunnell, 10 Wend. 186; Hartford Fire Ins. Co. z/. Hartford,
3 Conn. 1 5 ; Long v. Brown, 4 Ala. 622 ; State v, Springfield Tp.,
6 Ind. 83 ; Newmarket v. Smart, 45 N. H. 87; Lyman v, Fiske, 17
Pick. 231 (28 Am. Dee. 293).
and oooupiers. In statute. Queen v. Wilson, 12 Ad. k Ell. 94.
of the oity. In statute. Brown v. Fletcher, 25 Ark. 289.
not hoiueholders. In statute. King v. Mashiter, 6 Ad. & Ell.
153; Kingz'. Dane, 6 Ad. k Ell. 3S6.
all the • In statute. Marlborough v. Hebron, 2 Conn. 20.
flree • In constitution. Dred Scott v. Sandford, 19 How. 419;
Elmendorff V. Carmiehael, 3 Littell, 472 (14 Am. Dec. 86).
reparable by the at large. In statute. Gibson v. Mayor, L. R.^
5 Q. B. 218.
HrHEBSNT. deterioration. In bill 0/ lading. The America, 8 Ben. 491.
INHERIT. In will. Watkins v. Frederick, 11 H. L. Cas. 358.
INHEBITER'G'. and transmitting inheritance. In statute. Bent v. St. Vraim,
30 Mo. 268.
LNJUHE. kill or • In statute. Oviatt v. State, 19 Ohio St.. S73.
with intent to kill or . In statute. People v. Carmichael, 5
Mich. 10; People z/. Edwards, 5 Mich. 22.
LNJUKBD. Plank Road Co. v. Chamberlain, 32 N. Y. 659.
party. People v. Howard, 17 Cal. 63.
X>erson • In statute. Gale v. Libson, 52 N. H. 174,
those . In statute. Morrison v. Bucksport, 67 Me. 353.
In statute. Com. v. Sullivan, 107 Mass. 218.
done to i>erson or property. In statute. Blass v. Str. Robt.
Campbell, 16 Mo. 266.
to property. Cleveland v. Barrows, 59 Barb. 364,
to the person. In statute. Garrison v. Burdin, 40 Ala. 513.
nrJUBIOTTBLY. affooted. In statute. Riekett v. R. Co.. L. R., 2 H. L. 175;
Charman v. McCarthy, L. R, 7 H. L. 243; Queen v. R. Co., 14 Q. B.
25.
23
INJURIOUSLY,
178
INNKEEPER,
INJUBIOiraLY
nrjuBY*
Continued
and wrongAilly. In indictment. State v. Vermont, etc., R. Co.»
27 Vt. 103.
McGune v. Palmer, 5 Robt. 607.
oauaed by aoaident. In insurance policy, Trew v. Railway Pass.
Ins. Co., 5 Hurl. & N. 212 ; 6 Hurl. & N. 839.
to the property of another. In statute, Webb v. Bowler, 5
INJUSTICE.
INLAND.
Jones (L.), 362.
aoddental . In insurance policy, Fitton v, Ins. Co., 17 C. B. (N.
S.)i34.
bodily efiboted through external, violent and aoddental
means. In insurance policy. Bayless v. Travelers* Ins. Co., 14
Blatchf. 143.
aeriouB personal . In insurance policy, Ins. Co. v, Wilkinson,
13 Wall. 222.
or undue delay to oreditora. In statute. Re Charlton, 6 Ch.
Div. 45.
bill. In statute, Mahoney v, Ashlin, 2 B. & Ad. 483.
navigation. In statute. Moore v. Am. Trans. Co., 24 How. i.
waters of the United States. In statute. The Cotton Plant,
INMATE.
INMATES.
INN.
10 Wall. 577.
In statute. Mason v. Bibby, 2 H. & C. 881.
of the oounty infirmary. In contract. Joberson v. Santa Clara
Co., 28 Cal. 545.
Holder v, Soulby, 8 C. B. (N. S.) 255 ; Kisten v, Hildebrand, 9 B. Mon.
73; Willard z/. Reinhardt, 2 E. D. Smith, 148; Carpenter t/. Taylor,
1 Hilt. (N. Y.) 193; Dickerson v, Rogers, 4 Humph. 182; Thompson
V. Lacy, 3 B. & Aid. 286 ; Wintermute v, Clarke, 5 Sandf. 247 ; Pink-
erton v. Woodward, 33 Cal. 557 ; Chamberlain v, Masterson, 26 Ala.
371 ; Holder v, Souly, 8 J. Scott (N. S.), 254 ; Overseers v, Warner.
3 Hill, 150;- Wailing v. Porter, 35 Conn. 183; People 9^. Jones. 54
Barb. 311 ; Thompson v, Lacey, 3 B. & Aid. 283; Taylor v. Monnet.
4 Duer, 116 ; Krohn v, Sweeney, 2 Daly, 200; Cromwell v, Stephens,
2 Daly, 15 ; Beall v. Beck, 3 Cranch C. C. 666.
In insurance policy, Pitt v. Laming, 4 Camp. 77.
In statute. Bonner v. Welborn, 7 Ga. 296; Kelly v. Excise Comm'rs,
54 How. Pr. 327.
or tavern. In statute. Carscadden's Case, 2 City Hall Rec. $3-
INNKEEPER. Wintermute v. Clarke, 5 Sandf. 242; Lyon v. Smith, Morris (la.) 184:
Cromwell v, Stephens, 2 Daly, 15; Parker v, Flint, 12 Mod. 254;
Dickerson v, Rogers, 4 Humph. 179; Dixon v. Birch, 8 Ex. 135:
Com. V. Wetherbee, loi Mass. 214 ; Thompson v. Lacy, 3 B. & Ad.
287 ; Overseers v, Warner, 3 Hill, 150 ; Southwood v. Myers, 3 Bush,
681 ; Norcross v. Norcross, 53 Me. 163; Lyon v. Smith, i Morris,
184; State V, Matthews, 2 Dev. & B. (L.) 424 ; Kister v, Hildebrand,
9 B. Mon. 72 ; Howth v. Franklin, 20 Tex. 798 ; Clark v. Burns, 118
Mass. 275.
In insurance policy. Pitt v. Laming, 4 Camp. yj.
In statute. Brittain v. Bethany, 31 Miss. 331 ; Kelly v. Excise
Comm'rs. 54 How. Pr. 327.
INNOCENT.
179
INSTRUCTIONS,
HOrOGSNT.
1NJIUJ£M1X>.
nrSAlVITT.
nrsoiivsirr
party. In statute. Kimball v. Kimball, 44 N. H. 123.
purohaaer. Livingston v. Cochran, 33 Ark. 294; Gerson v.
Pool, 31 Ark. 90.
Rex V. Home, 2 Cowp. 672 ; Whitsett v. Womach, 8 Ala, 466 ; Co-
burn V. Harwood, Minor, 93; Mix v. Woodward, 12 Conn. 262;
Sheehy v. Briggs, 2 Har. & J. 363 ; Beardsley v. Tappan, 1 Blatchf.
588.
Haines v. Davis, 6 How. Pr. 118.
Jackson v. King, 4 Cow. 207 (15 Am. Dec. 354).
In statute. Burnham v. Mitchell, 34 Wis. 117.
State V. Wilner, 40 Wi^. 304; re Forman, 54 Barb. 274; Roswell v.
State, 63 Ala. 308; Lee v. Lee, 4 McCord, 183 (17 Am. Dec. 722);
Waters v. Connecticut Mut. Ins. Co., 2 Fed. Rep. 892 ; Frazer v.
Frazer, 2 Del. Ch. 260.
In insurance policy. Newton v. Mut Ins. Co., 76 N. Y. 426.
Thompson v. Thompson, 4 Cush, 127 ; Herrick v. Borst, 4 Hill, 650;
Webb V. Sachs, 15 Bank. Reg. 168 ; Driggs v. Moore, i Abb. U. S*
440 ; Walkenshaw v. Perzel, 4 Robt. 426 ; Lee v. Kilborn, 3 G|:ay,
594; Herald v. Scott, 2 Ind. 55; Terry v. Bank of Central New
York, 15 How. Pr. 445; Hazleton v. Allen, 3 Allen, 114; Morrill v.
Blackman, 42 Conn. 324.
In statute. Thelluson v. Smith, 2 Wheat. 396 ; Bartlett v. Prince, 9
Mass. 431 ; U. S. v. King, Wall. C. C. 12 ; Mayer v. Hillman, i Otto,
496; 10 Blatchf. 257; Piper V. Poppenhausen, 43 N. Y. 68; Toofv.
Martin, 13 Wall. 40 ; Buchanan v. Smith, 16 Wall. 277 ; re Bininger.
7 Blatchf. 262; Rison v. Knapp, i Dillon, 114; Case v. Citizens'
Bk., 2 Woods, 22; McArthur v. Chase, 13 Gratt 683; Warren v.
Tenth Nat. Bk., 10 Blatchf. 493.
Inslee v. Lane, 57 N. H. 454.
In statute. Biddlescombe v. Bond, 4 Ad. & Ell. 333 ; Shears v. Rogers,
3 B. & Ad. 371.
In will. Montefiore v. Enthoven, L. R., 5 Eq. Cas. 35.
' oiroumatanoea. In statute, Teale v. Younge, i Mc. & Younge,
498.
m
law. Adams v. Story, i Paine, 80 ; Vanuzen v. Hazlehurst, i
South. 192 (7 Am. Dec. 582).
or in oontemplatioii of inaolvenoy. In statute. Rison v.
Knapp, I Dill. 186; Martin t/. Toof, i Dill. 203; Newton v. Mutual
* Benefit Life Ins. Co., 2 Dill. 154; Holbrook v. Bassett, 5 Bosw. 147.
trader. Bell v. Ellis, 33 Cal. 620.
In statute. Bennett v. Griffiths, 3 El. & £1. 471 ; Irving v. Gray, 3
Hurl. & N. 85.
In indictment. Lester v. State, 6 Mo. 658 ; Queen v. Brownlow, 1 1 Ad.
& Ell. 127.
did die. In indictment. Lester v. State, 9 Mo. 666.
did die. In indictment. State v. Lakey, 65 Mo. 217 ; State v.
Steeley, 65 Mo. 218.
JJIUTIT U TIONB. In constitution. Gerke v. Purcell, 25 Ohio St. 229.
charitable . In statute. Humphrie v. Little Sisters of the Poor,
29 Ohio St. 201.
UraTBTTCnOllB. Simmons v. Sisson, 26 N. Y. 264.
INSTR UMENT. l8o INTENTION ALL K
UNBTHUMMMT* In statute, Haag v. Howard, 55 Cal. 364.
adapted for ooining. In statute. Com. v. Kent, 6 Mete 223.
dooument or paper. In statute. Ptigh v. McCormack, 14 Wall.
361.
for the payment of money only. In statute. Coe v. Straus,
1 1 Wis. 73.
— in writing. In deed. Smith v. Adkins, L. R, 14 Eq. Cas. 402.
— of gaming. In statute. Tollett v. Thomas, L. R, 6 Q. B. 516.
— of aelBin. In statute. Trustees v. Comm'rs, 3 H. & C. 871.
— of writing. In statute. Bowling v. Hax, 55 Mo. 446.
-^ or engine for marlring money. In statute. Rex v. Moore, i
Moody, 122.
— or writing. In statute. State v. Fenly, 18 Mo. 445.
— payable in money. Bk. of Mobile v. Brown, 42 Ala. 108.
INSUFFICIBNT. In statute. White v. Joy. 13 N. Y. 83.
evidenoe. Emmons v. Sheldon, 26 Wis. 648.
■ iMwiiwA-nT.-B interest. Merritt v. Farmers' Ins. Co., 42 Iowa, 13 (20 Am. Dec.
510, note) ; Rochford Ins. Co. z/. Nelson, 65 III. 415; Warren v. Dav-
enport, etc., Ins. Co., 31 Iowa, 464 (7 Am. Rep. 160).
INSUBANCE. In plea. Powers v. Butcher, 10 B. & C. 329.
bnsiness. In statute. State v. Citizens* Benefit Assn., 6 Mo.
(App.) 163.
company. In statute. Com. v. Wetherbee, 105 Mass. 160.
general . Vandenheuvel v. United Ins. Co., 2 Johns. Cas. 127.
life . Dalby v. India, etc.. Ass. Co., 15 C. B. 365.
special . Vandenheuvel v. United Ins. Co., 2 Johns. Cas. 127.
niBUBED. Sanford v. Mechanics' Ins. Co., 12 Cush. S4i-
not . In letter. Peek v. North Staffordshire, etc., R Co., i El.
B. & El. 960.
the . In insurance policy. Hurlburt v. Pacific Ins. Co., 2 Sumner,
479-
INSUBEBS. In statute. Hebden v. West, 3 B. & S. 591.
INSUBBECn^IOK. In policy of insurance. Loehner v. Home Mut. Ins. Co., 17 Mo.
247.
In statute, Allegheny Co. v. Gibson, 90 Pa. St. 415.
INTEMPEBAKGE. habitual . In statute. Burns v. Burns, 13 Fla. 369; Barber
V. Barber, 14 Law Rep. 375. •
INTEMFEBATE. habits. In statute. Tatum v. State, 63 Ala. 147.
INTENDED. for sale. State v. Learned, 47 Me. 426.
to be recorded. In deed. Penn v. Preston, 2 Rawle» 14.
INTENDS. Wood v. Melius, 8 Allen, 434.
INTENT. In statute. Whedbee v. Stewart, 40 Md. 414.
to injure or defraud. In statute. U. S. v. Taintor, 11 Blatchf.
375-
with an . Com. v. Raymond, 97 Mass. 567.
INTENTION'. Evans v. Gwyn, 5 Q. B. 857.
with . In indictment. State v. Tom, 2 Jones (L.), 414.
INTENTIONAL. In statute, Lorings v. Marsh, 6 Wall. 337.
IN TEN TiONALL Y. neglect. In statute. Breltung v. Lindauer, 37 Mich. 317.
INTERCOURSE. l8l INTEREST.
IN TKBCOUBSE. Boxnal . Deane v. Aveling, i Rob. Ecc. Cas. 298.
INTEBSST. Davis v. Roder, 53 Hi. 416 ; Dry Dock Bk. v. American Ins. Co., 3 N.
Y. 344; Gaar v. Louisville Bk., 11 Bush, 180; Glendon Co. z/. Town-
send, 120 Mass. 346.
Inamiract. Granger t/. Pierce, 112 Mass. 244.
In insurance policy, Merrill v. Ins. Co., 73 N. Y. 452.
In statute, Reg. v, Comm'rs, L. R., 4 H. L. 450; Zeibe v, Reigart, 42
Iowa, 229 ; Fitch v. Bates, 11 Barb. 471 ; Com. v, Keenan, 97 Mass.
589 ; Cary v. Savings Union, 22 Wall. 39.
In will, Kingston v, Bouverie, 7 H. L. Cas. 557.
dividends, profits and prooeecbk In will. Hooper z/. Rossiter,
I McClelland, 525.
in land. In statute, Entwistle v. Davis, L. R., 4 Eq. Cas. 272 ;
Lewis I/. Lewis, L. R,, 13 Eq. Cas. 218; Tyler v. Bennett, 5 Ad. &
Ell. 377 ; Mechelin v, Wallace, 7 Ad. & Ell. 57.
— in lands. In statute, Kingsley v, Holbrook, 45 N. H. 313.
— in or oonoeming lands. In statute, Donellan v. Read, 3 B. &
Ad. 904.
— in the event. In statute. Booth v. Hart, 43 Conn. 485.
— for good-will. In statute. Ex parte Farlow, 2 R & Ad. 347.
— of the insured. In statute, Hatford v, Kymer, 10 B. & C. 729.
— rents and profits. In deed. Ladd v. Ladd, 8 How. 10.
thenceforth to aoorue due. In deed, Atkinson v, Jones, 2 Ad.
6 Ell. 445.
any in or oonoeming them. In statute, Evans v, Roberts, 5
B. & C. 829; Smith t/. Burn ham, 3 Sumn. 435 ; Hughes z/.- Moore, 7
Cranch (N. S.), 176; Simms t/. Killian, 12 Ired. (N. C.) 252; Soppin
V, Lomas, 16 C. B. 145 ; Richards v. Richards, 9 Gray (Mass.), 313 ;
Whiting V, Butler, 29 Mich. 122; Grover v. Buck, 34 Mich. 519;
Daniels v, Bailey, 43 Wis. 566; Hosford v. Carter, 10 Abb. (N. Y.)
Pr. 452; Scott V, McFarland, 13 Mass. 309; Marble v. Marble, 5 N.
H. 374 ; Kelley v, Stanbery, 13 Ohio, 408 ; Agate v, Gignoux, i Rob.
(N. Y.) 278; Massey V. Johnson, i Exch. 255; Williams t/. Williams,
7 Rep. 656; Odell v, Montross, 68 N. Y. 499; Clark v, Condit. 18
N. J. (Eq.) 358 ; Van Keuren v, McLaughlin, 19 N. J. (Eq.) 187 ; re
Betts, 7 Rep. 522; Cowles v. Marble, 37 Mich. 158; Pomeroy v,
Winship, 12 Mass. 513 ; Hogg v, Wilkins, i Grant (Pa.), 167 ; Griffin
V, Coffey, 9 B. Mon. 452; Finney v, Finney, i Wils. 34; White v.
White, I Harr. (N. C.) 252 ; Keeler v, Tatnell, 3 Zab. (N. J.) 162 ;
Hall V, Hall, 2 McCord (S. C), Ch. 269 ; Shotwel v, Sedam, 3 Ohio,
5; Gordon v, (rordon, 56 N. H. 170; Madigan v, Walsh, 22 Wis.
501 ; Wright v, De Groff, 14 Mich. 164; Martin v, Wharton, 38 Ala.
637 ; Leupers v. Henke, 73 111. 405 ; Copper Hill Min. Co. v. Spen-
cer, 25 Cal. 18 ; Anonymous, i Vent. 361 ; Poultney v. Holmes, i
Stra. 405 ; Edge v, Strafford, i Crom. & J. 391 ; S. C, i Tyrw. 93 ;
Delano v, Montague, 4 Cush. (Mass.) 42 ; Stackberger v, Mostaeler,
4 Ind. 461 ; Young v, Drake, 5 N. Y. 463 ; Wright v, Stavert, 2 El.
& E. 721 : Vielie v, Osgood, 8 Barb. (N. Y.) 130 ; Barnard v. Whip-
ple, 29 Vt. 401 ; Buttemere v, Hayes, 5 Mees. & W. 456 ; Smith v.
Tombs, 3 Jur. 72; Smart v. Harding, 15 C. B. 652; Howard v, Eas-
ton, 7 Johns. 205 ; Lower v. Winters, 7 Cow. 263 ; Storms v, Sny-
der, 10 Johns. 109 ; Onderdonk v. Lord, Hill & D. (N. Y.) 129 ; Rice
V, Roberts, 24 Wis. 461 ; Norton v, Webb, 35 Me. 218; Coleman v.
INTEREST. X82 INTERESTED,
niTEBBST ~ Continued.
Packard, i6 Mass. 39 : Gilbert v, Buckley, 5 Conn. 262 ; Ken v.
. Shaw, 13 Johns. (N. Y.) 236; Smart v, Harding, 15 C. B. 652; Whit-
temore v, Gibhs, 24 N. H. 484 ; Miranville v, Silverthorn, i Grant
(Pa.), 410 ; Sutton z/. Sears, 10 Ind. 223 ; Earl of Falmouth i/. Thomas,
1 Cromp. & M. 89 ; Vaughan v, Hancock, 3 C. B. 766 ; Hobyv. Roe-
buck, 2 Marsh. 433 ; S. C, 7 Taunt 1 57 ; Price v. Leybum, Goie.
109; Angell V. Duke, L. R., 10 Q. B. 174; Moigan v. Griffith, L R,
6 Ex. 70; Beach v, Allen, 7 Hun (N. Y.), 441 ; Frear v. Harden-
bergh, 5 Johns. 272; Benedict 7/. Beebe, 11 Johns. 14s; Mitchell v.
Bush, 7 Cow. 185; Lower v. Winters, 7 Cow. 263; Howard v. Eas-
ton, 7 Johns. 205; Barnes z/. Perine, 15 Barb. 249; Scoggin v. Sla-
ter, 22 Ala. 687 ; Cassell v, Collins, 23 Ala. 676; Zickafosse v. Hu-
lick, I Morris, 175 ; Clark v, Shultz, 4 Mo. 235 ; Forbes v. Hamilton,
2 Tyler, 356; Green v, Vardiman, 2 Blackf. 324.
annual . In note, Catlin v, Lyman, 16 Vt. 44.
any therein. In deed of trust. State v, McKellop, 40 Mo. 184.
oonventional . Miner v. Bank, i Mart. (La.) 20.
estate and . In statute. Brant v, Robertson. 16 Mo. 129.
estate or • In statute. King ?/. Inhabitants. 5 B. & C. 464.
estate or in land. In statute, Powell v. Jessopp, 18 C. R 356.
judicial . Miner?/. Bank, i Mart. (La.) 20; Fowler %*. Smith. 2
Cal. 568.
keeping down the . In statute, Regina v. Hutchinson, 4 El. k
BI. 202.
legal . Miner v. Bank, i Mart (La.) 20 ; Fowler v. Smith, 2 CaL
568.
legal rate of ., In statute, Cameron v, M. & M. Bank, 37 Mich.
241.
public and general . Reg. v, Bedfordshire, 4 El. & Bl. 540.
righty title and . In deed. Parks v. Watson, 29 Mo. 108.
In discharge of mortgage. Barnstable Sav. Bank v, Barrett, 121
Mass. 172.
INTEBE8TED. In statute, Moore v. Marsh, 7 Wall. 515; Dimes v. Proprietors, 3 H.
L. Cas. 759; Peck V, Peck, 35 Conn. 390; Miller v. Montgomery.
78 N. Y. 282.
in the case. In statute. Browning v, Bancroft, 5 Mete 88.
in the estate. Re White, 37 Cal. 190.
or oonoemed in. In statute. Miller v. State, 48 Ala. 123.
beneficially in the recovery. In statute, Giles v. Halbert i3
N. Y. 32.
cause or proceeding in which he is • In statute. Ellis v.
Smith, 42 Ala. 353.
parties . In statute. Rickett v. R. Co., L. R., 2 H. L. 175 ; Char-
man V. McCarty, L. R., 7 H. L. 243.
person . In statute. Dodd v. Northrup, 37 Conn. 216; Lancas-
ter, etc., R. Co. V, Heaton, 8 El. & Bl. 965 ; Green v. Borland, 4
Mete. 330.
those therein. In statute. Shelton v. Town of Derby, 27 Conr.
414.
J
INTERFERE. 183 INTOXICATING.
with or prejudioially al&ot. In statute. Queen v. Metropol-
itan Works, 3 B, & S. 719.
with the term of oi&oe. In constitution. Board v. Mattoz, 30
Ark. 567.
INTEBFEBEKCE. In statute. Gold, etc.. Separating Co. v. U. S. Ore Co., 6 Blatchf.
307.
INTEBIOB. more distriot. In statute, U. S. v, Bearse, 4 Mason, 194.
nTTEBLmSATION. Didier v, Warner, i Code R. 42-
INTEBLOCUTOBY. Mora v. Sun Mut. Ins. Co., 13 Abb. Pr. 304.
judgment. Cambridge Bank v. Lynch, 76 N. Y. 514.
order. Talem v, Gilpin, i Del. Ch. 13.
ix« T JSuMEDDIaE. McQueen v. Babcock, 41 Barb. 337.
INTEBMEDIATB. tolL Hollingworth v. State, 29 Ohio St. 552.
INTEBNAIi. alteration. In lease. Perry v.. Davis, 3 C. B. (N. S.) 776.
improvements. In statute, U. P. R. R. v. Colfax Co.. 4 Neb.
450; South Platte Land Co. v, Buffalo Co., 7 Neb. 260; Mayor
V, Wharf Co., 63 Ala. 629; Township of Burlington v, Beasley, 94
U. S. 310 ; County Comm'rs v. Chandler, 6 Otto, 205.
improveoient and local oonoem. In constitution, Magee v.
Mathis, 21 Ark. 41.
DTFEBPLEADBB. Gibson z<. Goldthwaite, 7 Ala. 281.
inTJSttPOSE. the deftase of usury. In statute, Rosa v, Butterfield, 35 N.
Y.665.
INTEBPBET. In order, Atkins v. Palmer, 4 B. & Aid. 377.
nVTEBBUFT. In statute. Brown v. State, 46 Ala. 175.
HTFEKaUFTIOK. In statute, Carr v, Foster, 3 Q. B. 581.
without . In statute, Webb v. Bird, 10 C. B. (N. S.) 268 ; 13 C.
B. (N. S.) 841 ; Arkwright v, Gell, 5 M. & W. 203.
INTEBSECT. Re Springfield Road, 73 Pa. St 127.
In statute. State v, Northampton Co., 45 Conn. 344.
INTIMIDATION. In indictment, O'Connell v. Queen, 11 CI. & F. 155.
INTO. and out of the port. In statute. The Maria. L. R., i Adra. &
Ecc. 358.
the township. In statute, Pompton v. Cooper Union, 11 Otto.
196.
through or under. In statute, Roderick v. Local Bd., 5 Ch.
Div. 328.
INTOXICATED. In statute. State v, Kelley, 47 Vt. 294.
fbund . In information. State v, Kelley, 47 Vt 294.
INTOXICATINa. In statute. Com. v, Herrick, 6 Cush. 468.
liquor. People v, Zeiger, 6 Park. C. C. 355.
In indictment. Eagan v. State, 53 Ind. 162.
In statute, Jewett v, Washburn, 43 Ala. 574 ; State v, Biddle, 54 N. H.
379; Millett V, Stevenson, 26 Conn. 429; Com. v. Grey, 2 Gray,
501 ; Com. V, Livermore, 4 Gray, 18 ; Com. v. Herrick, 6 Cush. 465 ;
People V, Hawiey, 3 Mich. 330 ; Markle v. Akron, 14 Ohio, 368 ;
People V, Wheelock, 3 Park. C. C. 9; Clifford v. State, 29 Wis. 329;
Com. V, Smith, T02 Mass. 144; Com. v, Crawford, 12 Cush. 273 ;
Batchelder v. Com., 109 Mass. 362.
INTOXICATION,
Z84
INVOLUNTARY.
nrrOXICATIOlV. gross and oonflrmed habits of
Blaney, 126 Mass. 205.
INTBODUCBD. Gibson v. Kirk, i Q. B. 855.
In order, Reg. v, Willuts, 7 Q. B. 518.
Russell V, Chambers, 43 Ga. 478.
In staiuie, Blaney «^.
INTBUDS.
INTKUDEB.
INTBirSTED.
nrvAsioir.
INVEZGItED,
INVENTED.
INVENTION.
In statute. Sargent v. Usher, 55 N. H. 287.
or deposited. In statute, Staniels v, Ra3rmond, 4 Gush. 316.
with and in possession ofl In statute, Fuentes v. Monies, L.
R., 3 C. P.' 268.
with any note. In statute. Rex v, Bakewell. i Russ. & Ry. 35.
agent with the possession. In statute. Cole v. Bank, L. R.
9 C. P. 470; 10 id. 355.
insurrection or civil commotion^ or of any military or
usurped i)Ower. In fire policy. Insurance Co. v. Boon, 5 Otto,
117.
In statute, U. S. v, Ancarola, i Fed. Rep. 683; 17 Blatchf. 425.
In deed. Bowman v, Taylor, 2 Ad. & Ell. 293.
Hicks V, Kelsey, 18 Wall. 670 ; Hailes v. Van Wormer, 20 Wall. 354 ;
Smith z/. Nichols, 21 Wall. 112 ; Seymour z/. Osborne, xi Wall. 516;
Thompson z'. Woodman, 10 Wall. 117; Double Pointed Tack. Co.
V, Two Rivers Manuf. Co., 3 Fed. Rep. 26 ; McCormack v, Sey^
mour, 3 Blatchf. 210 ; Union Paper, etc., Bag Co. v, Pultz, etc.,
Co., 15 Blatchf. 160; Horton v, Maborn, 12 C. B. (N. S.) 450;
Roberts V. Ryer, i Otto, 151.
such • In statute, McClung^^. Kingsland, i How. 202.
In statute, Lewis v. Marling, 10 B. & C. 27 ; Milligen v. Picken, i C.
B. 800.
In constitution, Trade-Mark Cases, 100 U. S. 92.
In contract. Freeman v. Baker, 5 B. & Adol. 807.
In statute, Stratt v, Robinson, 3 B. & Adol. 395.
People V, Utica Ins. Co., 15 Johns. 358; Shoemaker v. Smith, 37
Ind. 122.
In statute, Scott z/. DePeyster, i Edw. 513; New York Fire Ins. Co.
V, Ely, 2 Cow. 678 ; Duncan v, Maryland Savings Bk., 10 Gill &
J. 299.
In statute, Parker Mills v. Comm'rs of Taxes, 23 N. Y. 242.
secured or in her name. In statute, Jennings v, Davis, 31
Conn. 134.
INVESTIGATION. Wright v. Chicago, 48 111. 285.
INVESTMENT. In statute. Douglass v. Town of Chatham, 41 Conn. 210 ; People v,
Utica Ins. Co., 1 5 Johns. 385.
INVOICE. Rolker v. Great Western Ins. Ca, 4 Abb. App. Dec. 76.
In statute, U. S. v. Twenty-eight Packages, Gilpin, 323.
or entered value. In statute, Arthur v, Goddard, 6 Otto, 146.
price. LeRoy v. United Ins. Co., 7 Johns. 343.
In contract. Plank v, Gavila, 3 C. B. (N. S.) 806.
INVOLXJNTABY, Brown v, Kendall, 6 Cush. 294.
servitude. In coustitution, Clark's Case, i Black£ 122 (la
Am. Dec. 213).
INVENTOR.
INVENTOB8.
INVENTORY.
INVEST.
INVESTED.
INVOLVE. 185 ISSUE.
INVOIiVE. the merits. In statute, Ernst 7/. The Brooklyn, 24 Wis. 616;
Oatmen v. Bond, 1 5 Wis. 23.
INWABD8. and outwards. In contract. Cross v. Payham, L. R., 6 Ex. 9.
IRON. received. In guaranty, Colbourn v. Dawson, 10 C. B. 772.
bar or bolt . In statute, U. S. v, S^rchet, Gilpin, 275.
or improper conduct* In statute, Harris v. Town of Wood-
stock, 27 Conn. 567 ; Shelton v. Town of Derby, 27 Conn. 414. /
process. Cooper v. Harter, 2 Ind. 252.
rRBBaXJIiABITY. Salter v, Hilgen, 40 Wis. 363; ex parte Schwartz, 2 Tex.
(App.) 74 ; Woodcock v, Ben net, i Cow. 735.
IBBEIiEVAKOY. People v. McCumber, 18 N. Y. 315..
IRKESIiEVAIfT. Seward v. Miller, 6 How. Pr. 312 ; Fabbricotti v. Miller, 6 How.
Pr. 312; Carpenters. West, 5 How. Pr. 53.
IBKEPATlABTiK ix^jury. Wable v Reinbach, 76 111. 322 ; Johnson v, Kier, 3
Pittsb. 204.
In statute, Todd v, Andrews, 3 Mart. (La.) N. S. 25.
TftRBSIBTIblJB. superhuman cause. In statute. Clay County v, Simonsen,
I Dakota Terr. 404.
violence. Walker v. Guarantee Asso., 18 Q. B. 278.
IS. In pleading, Fisher v. Ford, 12 Ad. & Ell. 654.
In statute. Lewis 'z/. Comm'rs, 12 Kas. 206.
IBOIiATED. parts of counties. In statute, Reg. v. Brecon, 15 Q. B. 816.
IS8ITABI«E. plea. Colquitt v, Mercer, 44 Ga. 432.
Holland v, Adams, 3 Gray, 188; Graves v, Stokes, i Taunt. 415;
Harkness v. Corning, 24 Ohio St. 416; Adams v. Law, 47 How.
417 ; Maxwell v. Call, 2 Brock. 119; Henderson v, Womack, 6 Ired.
Eq. 487 ; Powell v. Brandon, 24 Miss. 343.
In deed. Price v, Sisson, 2 Beas. 1 68 ; Den v. Smith, Penn. 9 ; Grier
V, Grier, L. R. 5 H. L. 688.
In statute, Rodman v. Smith, 2 N.J. (L.) 7; Curtis v, Leavitt, 17
Barb. 309; Bigelow v, Moring, 103 Mass. 287; Drain v, Violet, 2
Bush, 157.
In will. King v. Savage, 121 Mass. 303; Edwards v, Bibb, 43 Ala.
666 ; Lyles v. Digges, 6 H. & J. 364 (14 Am. Dec. 281) ; Bradley v,
Cartwright, L. R., 2 C. P. 511 ; Roddy v. Fitzgerald, 6 H. L. Cas.
823; Heasman v, Pearce, L. R., 11 Eq. Cas. 522; Cooper v. Mac-
donald. L. R., 16 Eq. Cas. 258; re Hopkins, 9 Ch. Div. 131 ; Martin
V, Holgate, L. R.. i H. L. Cas. 175 ; Moore v. Moore, 12 B. Mon.
655 ; Black v, Cartwell, 10 B. Mon. 193 ; Barnes v. Greenzcbach,
I Edw. 41 ; McPherson v, Snowden, 19 Md. 197 ; Taylor v. Taylor.
63 Pa. St. 481 ; Kleppner v. Laverty, 70 Pa. St. 70; Robins v.
Quinlivan, 79 Pa. St. 333; Gibson v. Gibson, 4 Jones (L.), 425;
Cushney z/. Henry, 4 Paige. 345; Kingsland z/. Rapelye, 3 Edw. i;
Timanus v. Dugan, 46 Md. 402; Thomas v, Higgins, 47 Md. 439;
Ralph t/. Carrick, 11 Ch. Div. 873; Jordan z/. Roach, 32 Miss. 482;
Walker T/. Petchell, i C. B. 652; Jellicoe v. Gardiner, 18 C. B. (N.
8.) 860; Gardiner v, Jellicose, 20 C. B. (N. S.) 198; Cannon v.
Rucastle, 8 C. B. 885.
Joined. Pointer v. Rust, 7 Humph. 532.
male. In will, Lambert v. Peyton, 8 H. L. Cas. i.
31
ISSUE.
i86
JEWELS.
ISSUE — Continued.
IT.
ITA.
ITEM.
JAILS.
JEOPABDY.
JETSAM.
JETTISOir.
JEWELRY.
JEWELS.
offJEUst. In statute. State v. Brown, 70 N. C. 27; Keener -z/.
Fingar, 70 N. C. 35.
of her body. In will. Young v. Turner, i B. & S. 554,
of my^ body. In will. Allgood v. Blake, L. R., 7 Ex. 339.
at . Manufacturers, etc., Ins. Co. v. Atwood, 42 U. C. Q. B. 307 ;
Cerriby v. Wells. 7 U. C. P. R. 330.
first . In will, . Doe v, Taylor, 10 Q. B. 724.
for wantof 8u6h . In will, Burrin v. Charlton, i Man. & G.
439.
in de&ult of . In will, Foster v. Hays, 4 El. & Bl. 732 ; Vallcr
V, Carter, 4 El. & Bl. 173.
lawftQ • In will, Bamford v. Lord, 14 C. B. 740.
other the . In will, Allgood v, Blake, L. R., 8 Ex. 160.
the . In order, Humblestone v. Welhain, 5 C. B. 195.
without . In will. Doe v, Gallini, 5 B. & Adol. 643.
appearing to na. In order. Queen v, Jones, 12 Ad. & EH. 6S6.
-> shall and may be lawAil. In statute. Verplanck v. Mercantile
Ins. Co., I Edw. Ch. 84.
shall be lawAiL In statute, Julius v. Bishop, 5 App. Cas. 214;
Williamson v. Williamson, i Johns. Ch. 491.
shall not be lawftil. In statute. Queen v, Nott, 4 Q. E 768.
was proposed. In contract, Meigh v, Clinton, 1 1 Ad. & Ell. 429L
quod. Feltham v, Cudworth, 2 Ld. Ray. 760.
In will. Doe V, Westley, 4 B. & C. 668 ; Hopewell v, Ackland, i
Salk . 239.
state
In statute, U. S. v, Schroeder, 14 Blatchf. 345.
Kearney v. State, 48 Md. 16; State v. Gill, 33 Ark. 129 ; U. S. v. Wil-
son, Bald. 78.
in . In constitution. State v, Ray, Rice (L.), i (33 Am. Dec. 90) ;
Wilson V, Com., 3 Bush, 105 ; Com. v. Farrell, 105 Mass. 189; Wright
V, State, 5 Ind. 290 ; McCorkle v. State, 14 Ind. 39 ; Morgan v. State,
13 Ind. 215; O'Brien v. Com., 9 Bush, 333 ; U. S. v, Riley, 5 Blatchl.
204 ; State v, Abram, 4 Ala. 272 ; Dunn v. State, 2 Ark. 229 ; Peo-
ple V McNealy, 17 Cal. 332 ; Mount v. Com., 2 Duv. 93 ; State %>.
Stebbins, 29 Conn. 463; State v. Nelson, 26 Ind. 366: ex parte
Lange, 18 Wall. 165 ; Finley v. State, 61 Ala. 201 ; Mixon v. State.
55 Ala. 129; White?/. State, 49 Ala. 344; Grogan v. State, 44 Ala.
9; Johnsons. State, 29 Ark. 46; Steck v. State, 29 Ark. 115; Lee
V, State, 26 Ark. 260 (7 Am. Rep. 611); McKenzie v. State, 26 Ark.
335; State V, Cheek, 25 Ark. 206; State v. McKee, i Bailey (Law).
651 (21 Am. Dec. 499, note) ; People v. Cage, 48 Call. 324; People
V, Hunckeler, 48 Cal. 331 ; People v, Webb, 38 Cal. 467 ; ex parte
McLaughlin, 41 Cal. 211.
In statute, Legge v, Boyd, i C. B. 93.
In insurance policy, Lawrence v, Aberdein, 5 B. & Aid. 10; Butler v.
Wildman, 3 B.' & Aid. 404 ; Phillips v. Barber, 5 B. & Aid. 16..
In statute. Com. v, Stephens, 14 Pick. 370.
Cavendish v. Cavendish, Brown Ch. 467.
or ornaments. In statute. Ramaley v. Leland. 43 N. Y. 539 ;
Bernstein v, Sweeney, 33 N. Y. (S. C.) 271.
JOB.
187
JUDGMENT.
JOB.
JOHTT.
JOUTFLY.
JOnfT-T
JOINTUBS.
JOS.
JOniUiEX.
JT7DGX.
JUDGMENT
when the ia flnished. In contract, Stickney v, Cassel, 6 III.
418.
regiilar or paid riders. In conditions of race^ Walmsley v.
Matthews, 3 Man. ^ G. 133 ; 3 Scott (N. S.). 584.
and several. Carter v. Carter, 2 Day, 442 ; Jenkins v, DeGroot,
I Caines' Cas. 122 ; Smith v, Martin, 4 Dessau. 148.
stock company. In statute, Att'y-Gen. v. Mercantile Marine
Ins. Co., 121 Mass. 524.
at the — — expense. In statute, Lapham v. Rice, 55 N. Y. 472.
In contract. Linders v, Melrose, 3 Hurl. & N. 180.
and severally. In bond, Mitchell v, Darricott, 3 Brev. 145 ;
Rice 2/. Gove, 22 Pick. 158.
In note. Healey v. Story, 3 Ex. 3 ; Bradlee v, Boston Glass Manu-
factory, 16 Pick. 347.
indebted. In statute, Richter v. Poppenhausen, 42 N. Y. 373.
eiizecute the ofiloe. In statute. Queen v. Wake, 8 El. & BI. 384.
estate in • In statute. Ketchum v, Wals^orth, 5 Wis. 100.
Perry 2/. Penyman, 19 Mo. 469; McCartee v. Teller, 2 Paige, 511;
Grogan v. Garrison, 27 Ohio St. 50.
In statute, Tevis v, McCreary, 3 Mete. (Ky.) 151; Vance v, Vance,
21 Me. 364.
In note, U. S. v. Keen, i McLean, 429.
In statute, Gholson v. State, 53 Ala. 521 ; Bakers/. State, 49 Ala. 350 ;
Eslava v. Slate, 49 Ala. 355; Lockett v. State, 47 Ala. 42; Smith v.
State, 3 Heisk. 511.
upon a . In statute, Carr v. State, 34 Ark. 448.
San Francisco v, Randall, 54 Cal. 408.
Cunningham v, Bucklin, 8 Cow. 178 (18 Am. Dec. 432).
In constitution, Betts v. New Hartford, 25 Conn. 180.
In statute, Hamilton v. Territory, i Wyoming Terr. 136.
of a county court. In statute. Fowler v, Merrill, 11 How. 375.
of any court. In constitution. People v, Willson, 15 III. 388.
In statute, Carrington v, Andrews, 12 Abb. Pr. 348.
any of a court of record. In statute. People v, Goodwin, 50
Barb. 562.
In constitution, Sims' Case, 7 Cush. 288 ; State v, French, i Chand.
130.
of the court of appeals. In constitution. Settle v. Van Evrea,
49 N. Y. 280.
In statute, Curtis v. Gill, 34 Conn. 49; Frazer v. Gibson, 7 Mo. 272 ;
Mottz/. Union Bk., 38 N. Y. 18; Ganet v, Wheeler, 4 Wis. 308*-
ex parte Overseers, L. R., 6 C. P. 245 ; Bamberg v. Sterne, 76 N.
Y. 555 ; County of Dallas v, Timberlake, 54 Ala. 404 ; Pierce v.
City of Boston, 3 Mete. 560; Com. v. Gloucester, no Mass. 491;
Cummings v. Heard, 2 Minn. 34; Pearson v. Lovejoy, 53 Barb.
407; Union Bk. v, Martin, 3 La. Ann. 34; Cloud v. State, 2 Harr.
(Del.) 361 ; Com. v, Lockwood, 109 Mass. 325 ; Russell v, Lathrop,
117 Mass. 424.
— by agreement. Reed v, Sutton, 2 Cush. 123.
decree or final order. In statute. Prewott v. Crump, 23 Miss.
575.
JUDGMENT.
i88
JUNIOR.
JTJDOMSBTS — Continued.
Ibr the plaintiff. In docket. Titus v. Whitney, i Harr. (N. J.)
85 (31 Am. Dec. 85).
in lenL Lord v. Chadbourne, 42 Me. 429.
or order. In statute. Queen v. Overseers, 3 Q. B. Div. 457.
reversed and oause remanded. In order of court. Ryan v,
Tomlinson, 39 Cal. 639.
roll. Packard v. Bird, 40 Cal. 378.
which may be rendered against him in hisoi&pial capacity*
In statute. Dallas Co. v. Timberlake, 54 Ala. 403-
amonnt of . Re Boyd, 4 Sawyer, 267.
creditor who has obtained . In statute. Re Frankland, L. R.»
8 Q. B. 18.
JUDGMENTS.
JUDIdAIi.
JUinOB.
In statute. Teague v. Perry, 64 N. C. 39.
of courtB of record. In statute^ Baker v, Stonebraker, 34 Mo.
172.
— act. Jordan v, Hanson, 49 N. H. 199; People v. Bush, 40 CaL
244; State z/. Doyle. 40 Wis; 175; Abbott v. Matthews, 26 Mich.
176; Mills V, Brooklyn, 32 N. Y. 489; U. S. v. Distillery, i Hughes,
533.
— biifliness. In statute. State ?/. California Mining Co., 13 Nev.
203.
In contract, Wadsworth v. Green, i SandC 78.
— deoiaiona. In constitution. Little v, Gould, 2 Blatchf. 165; 2
Blatchf. 362.
— discretion. Tripp v. Cook, 26 Wend. 143 ; Clason v, Shotwell,
12 Johns. 30; Rooke's Case, 5 Coke, 99; Rex v, Wilkes, 4 Burr,
2539; Judges V, People, 18 Wend. 94; Piatt v, Munroe, 34 Barb.
292; Jenkins v. Brown, 21 Wend. 454.
— officer. Jewison v, Dyson, 9 M. & W. 541.
"^ officers. In constitution, Golding's Petition, 57 N. H. 146 ;
Att'y-Gen. v. Squires, 14 Cal. 12.
— power. In constitution, Sanders v, Cabemoss, 43 Ala. 173 ; Mer-
rill V, Sherburne, i N. H. 199 (8 Am. Dec. 52); Kingz/. Derham Bk.»
15 Mass. 447 (8 Am. Dec. 112); Crane v. Maginnis, 1 Gill ^ J. 463
{19 Am. Dec. 237) ; Parks v, Boston, 8 Pick. 218 (19 Am. Dec. 322).
— power as to matters of law and eqidty. In constitution. Cal-
lanan v, Judd, 23 Wis. 349.
— proceeding. Queen v. Tomlinson, L. R., i C. C. R. 49; Robert-
son V. Barbour, 6 Monr. (Ky.) 523.
proceedings. In constitution, Haile v. Hill, 13 Mo. 613 ; Bright
V, White, 8 Mo. 422 ; Hendry v, Clure, 29 Ark. 414.
In statute. Chappel v. Smith, 17 Ga. 68: \3,^,v. Myers, i Hughes,
533.
sale. Williamson v. Berry, 8 How. 495 ; Sturdevant v, Norris.
30 Iowa, 65.
In statute. Mannly v, Pemberton, 75 N. C. 219; Wright v, Vickers,
81 Pa. St. 122
tribonal. State v. New Haven, etc., R. Co., 43 Conn. 351.
Brainard v. Sheplin, 6 Vt. 9 (27 Am. Dec. 533) ; Padgett v. Lawrence,
10 Paige Ch. 170; Coit v. Starkweather, 8 Conn. 293.
JUNK-SHOP.
189
JUSTICE.
JITBSI.
JUmSI-SHOP. In city ordinance. City Council v. Goldsmith, 12 Rich. 470.
JUBIBDICTION. Lange z/. Benedict, 73 N. Y. 12; Railroad Co. v. Placer Co., 43 Cal.
365 ; Grignon v. Astor, 2 How. 319; U. S. v. Arredondo, 6 Pet. 709 ;
Frammel v, Russelville, 34 Ark. 105 ; Rhode Island v, Massachu*
setts, 12 Pet. 657; Hickman v, O'Neil, 10 Cal. 292 ; Brownsville v.
Bass, 43 Tex. 440 ; ex parte Bennett, 44 Cal. 84 ; Hopkins v. Com.,
3 Mete. 460.
In statute. Queen v. O'Connor, 5 Q. B. 15 ; re Vogt, 18 Int. Rev. Rcc.
18; re Stupp, II Blatchf. 155.
pertaining to probate oourta. In constitution. Monastes v.
Catlin, 6 Oregon, 119.
oononrrent . In statute. U. S. v. Davis, 5 Mason, 357.
State V. McLear, 11 Nev. 39; State v. Burket, 2 Mill. 15s (12 Am. Dec.
662) ; Gillespie v. Benson, 18 Cal. 409.
Li constitution. Crugerv. H. R. R. R., 12 N. Y. 190; Hood v. Finch,
8 Wis. 387 ; Lumsden v. City of Milwaukee, 8 Wis. 486 ; Clark v.
City of Utica, 18 Barb. 451 ; State v. Everett, 14 Minn. 439; Knight
V. Campbell, 62 Barb. 16; Lamb v. Lane, 14 Ohio St. 167 ; Bibel v.
People, 67 111. 172; Fitchburg, etc., R. Co. v. Boston, etc., R.Co., 3
Cush. 58; Queen v. Ingham, 5 B. & S. 271 ; The Franconia, 2 Prob.
Div. 163 ; Carpenter v. State, 4 How. (Miss.) 163 (34 Am. Dec. 116).
of twelve men. In constitution. Whitehead v. Arkansas, etc.,
R. R. Co., 28 Ark. 463.
trial by . In constitution. State v. McClear, 1 1 Nev. 39 ; People
V. Kennedy, 2 Park. C. C. 312; May v. Milwaukee, etc., R. Co., 3
Wis. 219.
Cooper z/. Phipps, L. R., 2 H. L. 149.
In statute. Robinson v. Burton, 5 Kas. 293.
and equitable. In statute. Princes v. Bos, L. R., 5 H. L. 176.
^ and reasonable. In statute. Peek v. R. Co., 10 H. L. Cas. 473 ;
Simons T/. R. Co., 18 C. B. 805 ; London, etc., R. Co. v. Dunham, 18
C. B. 826.
and reasonable oampenaation for the servioee rendered. In
contract. CuUey v. Hardenburgh, i Denio, 508.
and reasonable terms. In statute. Empire Fire Ins. Co. v. Real
Estate Trust Co., i Bradw. 391.
-"^^ and true aooonnt* In statute. Sprague v. Branch, 3 Cush. 577.
caose. In statute. Osgood v. Nelson, L. R., 5 H. L. 636.
olaim. In statute. Ludlow z/. Ramsey, 11 Wall. 581.
claim of the assured. In insurance policy. Insurance Co. v.
Rodell, 5 Otto, 232.
-*— > oompensation. In constitution. Putnam v. Douglass Co., 6
Oregon, 328 ; Bigelow v. West Wisconsin R. Co. 27 Wis. 478 ; Ala-
bama R. Co. V. Burkett, 42 Ala. 83 ; Bloodgood v. Mohawk, etc., R.
Co., 18 Wend. 93 (31 Am. Dec. 313) ; Whiteman v. Wilmington,
etc., R. Co., 2 Harr. (Del.) 514 (33 Am. Dec. 411).
debts. In will. Collamore v. Wilder, 19 Kas. 67 ; Peck v. Bots-
ford, 7 Conn. 172 (18 Am. Dec. 92) ; Maxwell v. Maxwell, L. R.,4 H.
L. 506: Smith V, Porter, i Binney, 209; Burke v. Jones, 2 Vesey&
B. 275 ; Smith v. Mayo, 9 Mass. 60.
of the peace. In constitution. Betts v. New Hartford, 25 Conn.
180.
JITS.
JXTST.
JUSTICB.
190
KILL.
KEEP.
JUSTICE ^ Continued.
to do . In will. Cole v. Hawes, 4 Ch. Div. 1^,
JUSTICES. In statute. Queen v. Justices, 6 B. & S. 805.
any two . In statute. Re Peerless, i Q. B. 143.
JUSTlb'IABTiE. cause. In statute, U. S. v. Coffin, i Sumn. 394.
JUSTLY. due. In statute, Rogers v, Abbott, 128 Mass. 102; Ames 2/.
Ames, 128 Mass. 277.
In statute. Com. v, Kunball, 105 Mass. 467; State v, Hanchett, 3S
Conn. 38; Mitchell v, Commr's, 18 Kas. 188; Stolz v. People, 5
111. 168.
and bear arms. In constitution, Nunn v. State, i Kelly, 243 ;
Stockdale v. State, 32 Ga. 225 ; State v, Jumel, 13 La. Ann. 399.
in repair. In lease, Luxmore v, Robson, i B. & Aid. 585 ; Tilden
V. Tilden, 13 Gray, 103,
In statute. Blood v, Bangor, 66 Me. 1 54.
open. In statute. Com. v, Harrison, 1 1 Gray, 308 ; Lynch v.
People, 16 Mich. 472.
"* open any room. In statute. State v. Cady, 47 Conn. 44.
proper books of aooonnt. In statute. Re Winsor, 16 Bank.
KEEFEB.
KEEFEBS.
keefuvg.
KEEPS.
KEPT.
giini)Owder. In statute. Biggs v, Mitchell, 2 E & S.
Reg. 152.
have or —
532.
Cutler V, Howe, 122 Mass. 541 ; Stevens v. People, 67 111. 587.
of a dog. In statute, Comm'rs v, Riley, 52 N. H. 368; Barrett
V. Melden, etc., R. Co., 3 Allen, loi.
thereof In statute, McCoy v, Zane, 65 Mo. 12.
at large without a . In statute, Jennings v. Wayne, 63 Me. 468,.
of a ferry. In statute. Covington Ferry Co. v, Moore, 8 Dana^
159.
of hotels. In statute. Re Jones, 3 Ch. Div. 458.
E3SBOSENE.
U. S. V, Smith, 4 Cranch C. C. 635.
a shop. In statute. Smith v, Hursell, 10 B. & C. 543.
a tdxo bank or gaming table. In statute, U. S. v. Smith, 4
Cranch C. C. 635.
open a dram shop. In statute, Blahut v. State, 34 Ark. 447.
safbly and securely all moneys deposited. - In cashier* s bond^
Huntsville Bank v. Hill, i Stew. 201 (18 Am. Dec. 39).
open store. In statute. Snider v. State, 59 Ala. 67.
he her. In slander. Downing v, Wilson, 36 Ala. 717.
in operation. Jepherson v. Hunt, 2 Allen, 417.
watchman on the premises. In insurance policy, Crocker v^
People's Mut. Ins. Co., 8 Cush. 79.
In insurance policy. Hall v. Ins. Co., 58 N. Y. 292.
inveigle or . In statute, Hadden v. People, 25 N. Y. 373.
People V, Ebner, 23 Cal. 158; State v, Rollins, 8 N. H. 550; Moody
V. People, 20 N. H. 315; Redfield v. State, 24 Tex. 133; State v.
Whaley, 2 Harring. 538; Com. v. Blodgett, 12 Mete. 56.
In deed. French v, Carhart, i N. Y. 96.
r any dog. In statute. Cummings v, Perham, i Mete. 556.
KILL. 191 KNOWN.
I ,
KELL — Continued.
any seal. In statute. The Ocean Spray, 4 Sawyer, 109.
or take. In statute, Loome v, Baily, 3 El. & El. 448.
to all dogs. In city ordinance. Neiswanger z/. City of Kansas,
71 Mo. 44.
with intent to . In statute. Sarah v. State, 28 Miss. 267.
KIN. near of . In statute. Hibbard v. Odell, 16 Wis. 635.
neurit of . In statute. McCool z/. Smith, j Black, 459; Pinkham
V. Blair, S7 N. H. 226 ; Dickens v. N. Y. C. R. R., 23 N. Y. 1 58 ; Drake
V. Gilmore, 52 N. Y. 389; Lathrop v. Smith, 24 N. Y. 417.
jiXMU. another . In statute. Francis v. Mass, 3 Q. B. Div. 342.
any of property. In statute. Tait v. Local Board, 2 El. & Bl.
492.
SZENDBED. In statute. Hughes v. Decker, 38 Me. 1 53 ; Farrz/. Flood, 11 Cush. 24.
of the half-blood. In statute. Larrabee z/. Tucker, 116 Mass.
563.
KTNDS. of property. In statute. Guardians v. Board of Health, i B. &
S. 176.
KVOGKED. down. Sherwood v. Reade, 7 Hill, 439.
KVOWnfQ. In statute. Sullivan Co. v. Grafton Co., 55 N. H. 339 ; Merrimack v.
Sullivan, 45 N. H. 181.
himself not to be a qualified eleotor. In statute. Com. v.
Bradford, 9 Mete. 268.
jLXif O W in QLY. Com. v. Hulbert, 12 Mete. 448; Com. z/. Boynton, 12 Cush. 499;
Cliquot's Champagne, 3 Wall. 114; Gregory v. U. S., 17 Blatchf.
327.
In statute. Casks of Sherry, 2 Ben. 250; U. S. v. Barney, 3 Am. L. J.
128 ; Byrne v. State, 12 Wis. 519; U. S. 7/. Highleyman, 22 Int. Rev.
Rec. 138.
and fraudulently vote at any election. In statute. State 7\
Hart, 6 Jones, 389.
and wiUfidly. In statute. U. S. v. Mekim, 3 Pittsb. 155 ; Fel-
ton V, U. S., 6 Otto, 699.
permits. In statute. State v. Stafionl, 67 Me. 125.
sella In statute. Verona, etc.. Cheese Factory v. Murtaugh, 4
Lans. 17.
— vote. In statute. McGuire v. State, 7 Humph. 54.
wittingly, willingly and . In statute. Mierelles v. Banning, 2
B. h Ad. 909.
L In statute. People 7/. Carroll, 11 Heisk. 417; Crowell z/. Brown,* 9
Gray, 274.
gnilty •! . In statute. Casks of Sherry, 2 Ben. 250
to his or belief. In statute. Reeves v. Lambert, 4 B. & C. 217.
to my . In insurance policy. Ins. Co. v. Gridley, 10 Otto, 616.
In statute. Reg. v. Briggs, Dears, h B. 98 ; Story v. Buffum, 8
Allen, 38.
by. Com. v. Griffin, 105 Mass. 175.
creditors. In statute. Davis' Appeal, 39 Conn. 395.
intemperate habits. In statute. Smith t/. State, 55 Ala. 3.
to. Com. V. Griffin, 105 Mass. 175.
KNO WN.
Z92
LAND,
KNOWN — Continued.
if . In steUfUe. Story v. Buflfum, 8 Allen, 35.
not or UMd before the applioatlon. In statute. Rennock v.
Dialogue, 2 Peters, i.
personally . In certificate. Wyllis v. Haun, 47 Iowa, 614.
In statute, Kelly v. Calhoun, 5 Otto, 713.
Coflfeen v, Bninton* 4 McLean, 516.
In statute. Balch v. R. Co^ 46- N. Y. 521 ; Stewart v. Davis, 31 Ark.
520; Strilcerz/. Cassidy, 76 N. Y. 50; 17 N. Y. (S. C.) 18; Hoyt v.
White, 46 N. H. 45 ; Weymouth v. Sanborn, 43 N. H. 171 ; Rob-
inson V. Aiken, 39 N. H. 211.
— and work. In statute. Fennell v. Ridler. 5 B. & C. 409.
biudneas or work. In statute. Pattee v, Greely, 13 Mete. 286.
I>erformed« In statute. Young v. The Orphans, 1 19 Mass. 179;
Parham v. McMurray, 32 Ark. 268.
upon any land. In statute. Bailey v. Hull, 11 Wis. 289.
claim for . In statute. Weymouth v. Sanl>orn, 43 N. H. 173.
I>er8onal — . In statute. Crofton v. Poole, i R & Ad. 568.
In statute. Balch v. N. Y.. etc., R. R., 46 N. Y. 521 ; Kent v. N. Y.
Cent. R. R., 12 N. Y. 628; McClusky v. Cromwell, 11 N.
Y. 593; Warner v. Hudson River R. Co., 5 How. Pr. 454; Sulli-
van's Appeal, 82 Pa. St. 107; Wentroth's Appeal, 82 Pa. St. 469;
Wilson 7/. Zulneta, 14 Q. B. 405; Busie v. Griffiths, 34 Cal. 302;
Taylor v. Hathaway, 29 Ark. 600; Dano v. R. Co., 27 Ark. 567;
Price V. Kirk, 90 Pa. St. 48 ; Bramnell v. Pennock, 7 B. & C. S4» '.
Lehigh Coal, etc., Co. v. Central R. Co. ,1 N. J. L. J. 103 ; Queen
V. Cleworth, 4 B. & S. 927.
or operative. In statute. Ericsson v. Brown, 38 Barb. 390.
In statute. Missouri, etc., R. Co. v. Baker, 14 Kas. 563.
and servants. In statute. Aiken v. Wasson, 24 N. Y. 4S2 ;
Dean v. De Wolf, 16 Hun, 186.
and workmen. In statute. Pennsylvania R. Co. v. Leuffer, 84
Pa. St. 168; Tietjen v. Penniman, i La. 267.
will carry emigrant not over fbrty. In contract. Richards v.
Hay ward, 2 Man. & G. 574.
buyer. Price v. Monat, 1 1 C. B. (N. S.) 509.
IiADEN.
LADY-DAY.
laAQEB.
TiATD.
IAMB.
XiAin>.
Searight v. Stokes, 3 How. 151.
In lease. Doe v. Benson, 4 B. & Aid. 588.
beer. Watson v. State, 55 Ala. 160.
out. In statute. Fuller v. Mayor of Springfield, 123 Mass. 289.
out and opened. In statute. State v. Huck, 29 Wis. 207.
up. In insurance policy. Hunter v. Wight, 10 B. & C. 715.
In indictment. Rex v. Puckering, 1 Moody, 242.
Nostrand v. Durland, 21 Barb. 478.
In contract. Streeter v. Streeter, 43 111. 155.
Indeed. Baker v. Johnson, 2 Hill, 342; Canfield v. Ford, 28 Barb.
336; Green v. Armstrong, i Denio, 550; Mott v. Palmer, i N. Y.
564 ; Van Gorden v. Jackson, 5 Johns. 440.
In statute. Leavitt v. Cambridge, 120 Mass. 157; Johnson v. Rich-
LAND.
193
LANDS.
LAUD — Continued.
ardson, 33 Miss. 464.; Angell v, Paddington Vestry, 3 Q. B. 714;
Queen v. Water-works, 18 Q. R 703 ; Chelsea Water-works z^. Bow-
ley, 17 Q. B. 360; Queen v. R. Co., 4 El. k Bl. 958; Croskey v.
North-western Manufg Co., 48 111. 481 ; People v. Board of Asses-
sors, 39 N. Y. 81 ; Alexander v. Miller, 7 Heisk. 65 ; Peto v. Over-
seers, 2 El. & El. 158; Leavenworth, etc., R. Co. z/. U. S., 2 Otto.
734.
In will, Herri ngton v. Budd, 5 Denio, 32T.
and mannon houae. In will. Mitchell v. Walker. 17 B. Mon. 73.
and real aatate. In statute. State v. Tichenor, 41 N. J. (L.) 345.
belonging to a highway. In statute. Burrows v. Gallup, 32
Conn. 493.
buUt upon or used fbr building purposes. Bt statute. Car-
I.AKIIED.
XiAKDING.
XtAiroiaADY.
I.ANDLOBD.
rington v. R. Co., L. R., 3 Ch. App. 377.
— covered with water. In statute. Reg. v. Birmingham Water-
works, I B. & S. 92 ; Newport Dock Co. v. Local Board, 2 B. & S.
708 ; East London Water-works v. Sewer Co., L. R., 6 Q. B. 669.
— in a town. In statute. Carrington v. R. Co., L. R., 3 Ch. App.
377.
on whioh it stands. In conveyance. Gear v. Barnuro, 37 Conn.
229.
— purchased from the United States. In statute. Torrence v.
Carbry, 27 Miss. 697.
— route usually traveled. In statute. Greene v. McGhee, 37
Ala. 164.
used as a railway. In statute. South-western R. Co. v. Board
of Health, 4 El. & Bl. 191 ; North-eastern R. Co. v. Local Board, L.
R., 5Q. B. 157.
In statute. Kingston Dock Co. v. La Marche, 8 B. & C. 53 ; Harvey
V. Mayor, L. R., 4 Ex. 260.
estate. In statute. Police Jury of St. Mary v. Harris, 10 La.
Ann. 676.
In will. Bradstreet v. Clarke, 12 Wend. 601.
Hay V, Briggs, 74 Pa. St. 373.
place or basin. In conveyance. Quintard v. Bishop, 29 Conn.
366.
Griffin v. Gilbert, 7 C. B. loi ; Gardner v. Green, 3 Dowl. P. C. 343.
Williams v. Brunton, 8 111. 621.
In statute. Hosford v. Ballard, 39 N. Y. 147 ; Cringer v. McLaury, 41
N. Y. 219; Doley v. lies, 11 Ad. & Ell. 338.
In statute. People v. Cassity, 46 N. Y. 46 ; Doe v. Tucker, 3 B. &
Adol. 476 ; Railroad Co. 2/. Tremont Co., 9 Wall. 89; Comm'rs of
Chase Co. v. Shipman, 14 Kas. 532 ; Grand Junction Canal Co. v.
Overseers, L. R.. 6 Q. B. 175 ; Higgins v, Harding, L. R.. 8 Q. B. 7:
Queen v. R Co., L. R., 10 Q. B. 389 ; Alloway v. Wagstaff, 4 Hurl.
&N. 308; 4 Hurl. & N. 689; Eaton v, Whitaker. 18 Conn. 225;
Allason v. Stark, 9 Ad. & Ell. 225 ; King v, Manchester Water-
works, I B. & C. 632 ; Kingsley v. Holbrook, 45 N. H. 313.
In will. Prescott v. Barker, L R., 9 Ch. App. 174; Pond v. Bergh,
10 Paige, 140 ; Hunter v. Hunter, 17 Barb. 25.
«5
LANDS. 194 LA UNCHED.
I1AKD8 — Continued .
and tenements. In deed. Pond v, Beiigh, 10 Paige, 140.
of the United States. In statute. U. S. t/. Reese, 5 Dill. 40$.
or grounds whereon said bridge is to be buill Ik stahOe.
Hauthorn v. R. Co., 3 Q. B. 734.
overflown by the swelling and onirents of the river. In
grant, Sutter Case, 2 Wall. 562.
-tenements and estate of the said company. In bond. Ring
V. Marshal], 10 Jur. (N. S.) 921.
tenements and hereditaments. In statute. Evans v. Roberts,
5 B. & C. 829; Mayor v. Mabie, 13 N. Y. 151 ; Doe v, Botterill. 5 R
A Adol. 137.
all — — . In statute. Atwater v. Inhabitants of Woodbridge, 6 Conn.
223 (16 Am. Dec. 46).
Com. V. Lowell Gas-light Co., 12 Allen, ff.
In will. Van Pretres v. Cole, 73 Mo. 39.
LABCENY. State v. Hawkins. 8 Port. 461 (33 Am. Dec 294); Reg. v. Hollaway. 2
C. & K. 945 ; People v. Belden, 37 Cal. 51 ; Mitchum v. State, 45
Ala. 29 ; Mason v. State, 32 Ark. 237 ; Johnson v. State, 36 Tex.
375 ; Robertson v. Lea, i Stew. 141 ; People v. Maxwell, 24 Cal. 14;
People V. Juarez, 28 Cal. 380 r Ransom v. State, 22 Conn. 153;
Hickey v. State, 23 Ind. 21 ; State v. Wood, 46 Iowa, 116; Hart v.
State, 57 Ind. 102 ; Fields v. State, 6 Coldw. 524 ; Smith v. People.
53 N. Y. Ill; Com. v. Adams, 7 Gray, 43 ; People v. Nichols. 3
Park. C. C. 759; Weston v. U. S., 5 Cranch C. C. 493 ; Mullins v.
State, 37 Tex. 337; State v. South, 28 N. J. (L.) 28; State v. New-
man, 9 Nev. 48 ; State v. Hawkins, 8 Port. 461 ; Marcus v. State,
26 Ind. loi ; Macino v. People, 19 N. Y. (S. C.) 127; Loomis v.
People, 67 N. Y. 322; Crocheron's Case, i City Hall Rec. 177:
Palmer v. People, 10 Wend. 165 ; Com. v. Tobin, 2 Brewst. 570.
In statute. State v. Ramelsburg, 30 Mo. 26; State v. Smith, 16 Mo.
550.
by a bailee. In statute. State v. Stone, 68 Mo. loi.
simple . In statute. Pitcher v. People, 16 Mich. 143.
laASCIVTOirS. behavior. In statute. State v. Millard, 18 Vt. 574.
carriage and behavior. In statute. Fowler v. State, 5 Day, 83.
LAST. and ninial place of abode. In statute. Tilden v. Johnson, 6
Cush. 358.
assessment roll. In statute. Phelps v. Town of Lewiston, 15
Blatchf. 133.
examination. In statute. Spence v. Jones, 5 B. & Aid. 708.
mentioned* In plea. Braucker z/. Molyneux, i Man. & G. 710.
past. Brown v. Hankerson, 3 Cow. 70.
sickness. In statute. Prince z/. Hazleton, 20 Johns. 502 (11
Am. Dec. 307) ; Sykes v. Sykes, 2 Stew. (Ala.) 364 (20 Am. Dec. 40}.
LATE. a resident of. In petition. Beckett v. Seloyer, 7 Cal. 215,
the W. C. In indictment. Pleasant v. State, 17 Ala. 190.
LATiSNT. ambiguity. Webster v. Paul. 10 Ohio St. 534.
LATER A Ti. motion. Brooks v. Jenkins, 3 McLean, 432.
LATTEB. part of the month. In contract. Bailey v. Ricketts. 4 Ind, 488.
LAUNCHED. In statute. Homer v. Lady of the Ocean, 70 Me. 350.
I.A W. 195 LA WFUL.
In constitution. Railroad Co. v. McClure, 10 Wall. 511; People c*.
Wallace. 70 III. 680 ; People v. Wright. 70 III. 388 ; Reynolds v.
Blue, 47 Ala. 711 ; Mobile Comm'rs v, Putnam, 44 Ala. 506; Pacific
R. Co. V, Maguire, 20 Wall. 36; State v, Weston, 4 Neb. 216.
charges. Morse v, Williamson, 3 Mart. (La.) 282.
day. Kortright v, Cady, 21 N. Y. 343.
of nature. Wightman v. Wightman. 4 Johns. Ch. 343.
of the land. In constitution. Randall v, Brigham, 7 Wall. 523 ;
Greene z/. Briggs. i Curtis C. C. 311 ; Davidson v. New Orleans,
95 U. S. 97 ; Barker v, Jackson, i Paine, 470 ; Bank of Columbia v.
Okeley, 4 Wheat. 235; State v. Knight, 43 Me. 11; Saco v. Went-
worth, 37 Me. 165 ; State v, Doherty, 60 Me. 504 ; Vanzant v. Wad-
dell, 2 Yerg. 210; Wallyt/. Kennedy, 2 Yerg. 554; State Bank v.
Cooper. 2 Yerg. 605 (24 Am. Dec. 537) ; Bud v. State, 3 Humph.
492 ; Pope V. Phifer, 3 Heisk. 701 ; Jones v. ferry, 10 Yerg. 7^ ;
Mayor of Alexandria v, Dearmon, 2 Sneed. 121 ; Mayor of Nash-
ville V, Althorp, 5jCold. 560; Reynolds v. Baker, 6 Cold. 228;
Brown v, Haywood, 4 Heisk. 363 ; State v, Burnett, 6 Heisk. 186;
Trustees v. Foy, i Murphy, 58 (3 Am. Dec. 672) ; James t/. Reynolds,
2 Tex. 251 ; Byrne T/. Stewart, 3 Dessau. 478; Hoke v, Henderson, 4
Dev. 15; Dorman v. State, 34 Ala. 216; Mayo v, Wilson, i N. H.
53 ; Brown v. Hummel, 6 Pa. St. 87 ; Webb v, Reinhard, 73 Pa. St
370; Ervine's Appeal, 16 Pa. St. 256; Taylor ?/. Porter, 4 Hill. 146;
Sears z/. Cottrell, 5 Mich. 251 ; Parsons v, Russell, 11 Mich. 129.
as the direote. In will, Fielden v, Ashworth, L. R., 20 Eq.
Cas. 411.
establiflhed by . In constitution. People v, Edmonds, 15 Barb.
529.
entitled by . In statute. Queen v, Darlington Board, 6 B. &
S. 569.
Qod'8 . In statute. Brook v. Brook, 9 H. L. Cas. 193.
not aathoriied by . In statute. Com. v. Dana, 2 Mete. 334.
required by . In bond. Van Epps v. Walsh, i Woods, 599.
age. McKim v. Handy, 4 Md. Ch. 228.
authoritiee. In treaty. U. S. v. Clarke, 8 Pet. 436 ; Mitchel v,
U. S., 9 Pet. 7" I.
oauae. In statute. Jenkins v. Cook, i Prob. Div. 81.
ohargee. In statute. Posey v. Persley, 60 Ala. 243.
(daim. In statute. Broder v. Water Co., 1 1 Otto, 276.
debt. In statute. Holdsworth v. Mayor, 1 1 Ad. & Ell. 490.
deed. In covenant. Dearth v. Williamson, 2 S. & R. 498.
goods. In insurance policy. Seton v. Low, i Johns. Cas. i ;
Skidmore v. Desdoity, 2 Johns. Cas. 77 ; Juhel v. Rhinelander, 2
Johns. Cas. 120.
heirs. In will Smith v. Butcher, 27 W. R. 281 ; Loring v.
Thomdike, 5 Allen, 257.
— issue. In deed. Hancock v. Butler, 21 Tex. 804.
In will, Moore z/. Moore, 12 B Mon. 655; Black v, Cartwell, 10 B.
Mon. 193; Palmer v, Horn, 20 Hun, 70; Kingsland v. Rapelye, 3
Edw. I.
merchandise. In charter-party, Boyd v, Moses, 7 Wall. 316.
LA WFUL.
196
LEAKAGB.
LAWFUL — Continued.
money. In indictment. Garner v. State, 5 Yerg. x6o.
•truotnre. The Clinton Bridge, 10 Wall. 454.
title. In contract. Clark v. Redman, i Blackf. 379.
wanaat iasaed by a court of competent juriadietion. In
statute. Aldrich v. Aldrich, 8 Mete. 102.
it shall be . In statute. Ex parte Simonton, 9 Port. 390 (33 Am.
Dec, 320) ; Davison v. Davison, 17 N. J. (L.) 169 ; Verplanck z/.
Mercantile Ins. Co., i Edw. 84; Lancaster Canal Co. v. Parmaby,
1 1 Ad. & £11. 223 ; Queen v. Bishop, 4 Q. B. Div. 245 ; Queen 1/.
Bishop, 4Q. B. Div. 525 ; King v. Broderic, 5 B. & C. 240; Queen t'.
R. Co., I £1. & Bl. 228 ; Rex v. Bailiffs, i B. & C. 85 ; Queen v. R.
Co., 16 Q. a 20 ; Wilson v. Eden. 18 Q. B. 488. —
it shall and may be . In statute. Re Newport Bridge, 2 El. &
El. 380.
it i^iall not be . In statute. Canal Co. v. Railroad Co.. i C. £.
LAWFULLY.
LAWS.
LAWSUITS.
LAYING.
LEAD.
LEADING.
LEAKAGE.
Green, 321 ; 3 C. E. Green, 546.
Ih statute. Wsuie v, McMillen, 29 Mo. 18 ; Merchan v. Walsh, 6 Mo.
346 ; McCartney v. Alderson, 45 Mo. 35 ; Fawcett v, R. Co., 16 Q.
B. 612; Ex Parte McKee, 18 Mo. 599.
begotten. Shaw v. Gould, L. R., 3 H. L. 55.
demanded. In statute. Earl of Shrewsbury v. Wilson, 2 M. &
S. 525.
diaobarged. In band. Mason v. Haile, 12 Wheat 370; Ammi-
don V. Smith, i Wheat. 447.
divided. In will. Miller v. Miller, i Duv. 9.
summoned. In statute. Levy Court v. Coroner, 2 Wall. 501.
In statute. Persse v. Brooks Paper Works, i Robt 145.
of the several States. In statute. Swift ?/. Tyson, 16 Peters,
18; McNeil V. Holbrook, 10 Peters, 84.
then in Ibroe. In statute. Gilker v. Brown, 47 Mo. 105.
In contract. Packard v. Hill, 7 Cow. 434.
Coffin V. Jenkins, 3 Story, 108.
out. In statute. Wolcot v. Pond, 19 Conn. 598; Cone v. City o?
Hartford, 28 Conn. 363 ; Bowman v. City of Boston, 5 Cush. 8 :
Hitchcock V. Board of Aldermen, 121 Mass. 382; re Public Works.
24 Hun, 378.
out the road. Small v. Eason, 11 Ired. (L.) 94.
out. In statute. Charleston, etc., R. Co. v. Middlesex, 7 Mete.
84 ; Bowman v. Boston, 5 Cush. i ; Fernald v. Boston, 12 Cush.
574; Fuller!/. Mayor, 123 Mass. 289.
Brunton v. Hall, i Q. B. 792.
soft English . In contract. Pollen v. Le Roy, 30 N. Y. 549.
information as shall to the apprehension and oonviotion of
the thief^ In offer of reward. Tamer v. Walker, 6 R & S. 873 :
L. R., 2 Q. B. 301.
question. People v. Mather, 4 Wend. 229.
In insurance policy. Cory v. Boylston Ins. Co., 107 Mass. 140.
or breakage. In bill of lading. Philips v. Clark, 2 C. B. (N. S. »
[56, Steele v. Townsend, 3*7 Ala. 217; The Pereire, 8 Ben. 301 ; The
David and Caroline, 5 Blatchf. 266, Six Hundred and Thirty Casks,
LEAKAGE. 197 ^^^ ^^
LEAKAGE^ Continued.
14 Blatch. 517; The Delhi, 4 Ben. 345; Reno v, Hogan, 12 B. Mon.
63; The Invincible, i Lowell, 255; Dedekam v, Vose, 3 Blatchf.
44 ; Hunnewell v. Taber, 2 Sprague, i ; The Oriflamme, i Sawy. 176 ;
The Olbers^3 Ben. 148; Vaughanz/. Six Hundred and Thirty Casks*
7 Ben. 506; Carey v. Atkins, 6 Ben. 562 ; Nelson v. National Steam
Co., 7 Ben. 340; Thrift v. Youle, L. R., 2 C. P. Div. 432 ; Missouri,
etc., R. Co. V, Caldwell, 8 Kas. 244; Ohrloff v, Briscall, L. R., i P.
C. 231; The Helene, B. & L. 429; Brauer ,z/. The Almoner, 18
La. Ann. 266; Thomas 2/. The Morning Glory, 13 La. Ann. 269;
Arend v, Liverpool, etc.. Steam Co., 6 Lans. 459; 64 Barb. 118.
or stowage. In bill of lading, Hunnewell v, Taber, 2 Sprague, i.
LEABJTED. Shepard v, Pratt, 16 Kas. 211.
LEABinNQ. Oodly . In statute. Baker v, Lee, 8 H. L. Cas. 495.
Sawyer v. Harison, 24 Me. 542 ; Voorhees v, Presbyterian Church, 5
How. Pr. s^ : Doolittle v, Eddy, 7 Barb. 74 ; Jackson v, Harsen, 7
Cow. 323; Den v, Johnson, 15 N. J. (L.) 116; Moore v. Miller, 8
Pa. St. 272 ; Jamaica Pond Aqueduct v. Chandler, 9 Allen, 1 59.
In contract, Peters v, Boston, etc., R. Co., 114 Mass. 127; Griswold
V, Cook, 46 Conn. 198 ; Cummings v, Hackett, 98 Mass. 54.
In deed. Demarest v, Willard, 8 Cow. 206 ; Hamilton v, Wright, 28
Mo. 199 : Malue v, Ashmead, ao Pa. St. 482.
and fknn let. In lease, Taylor v, Bradley, 39 N. Y. 129.
and rent. In deed. Black v, Gilmore, 9 Leigh, 253 (33 Am. Dec.
253).
demise and let. In lease, O'Connor v, Dailey, 109 Mass. 235.
-^ — for years. United States v, Gratiot, 14 Pet. 526 ; i McLean, 454.
Zurk V, Grant, 25 Ohio St. 352.
lot. In statute, McMahon v, Vickery, 4 Mo. (App.) 229.
temu In lease. Earl of St. Germans v, Willan, 2 B. & C. 220.
interest. In statute, Sheffield Wagon Co. v, Stratton, 27 W. R.
120.
In leau, Hamilton v, Wright, 28 Mo. 199.
at . Polk V, Lane, 4 Ycrg. 35.
In statute, Norton v. Town Clerk, 4 C. B. 37.
at sixteen days belbre. In statute. Queen v. Abedare Co., 14
Q. B. 854.
ftmrteen days at • In statute. Queen v. Justices, 8 Ad. & Ell.
173; Mitchell V, Foster, 12 Ad. & Ell. 472.
one whole year at • In statute, Reg. v, St. Mary, i El. & Bl.
827.
In contrcu:t. Van Dyke v, Jackson, i E. D. Smith, 419.
In plea, Weedon v, Woodridge, 13 Q. B. 462.
In will, Kingt/. Savage, 121 Mass. 303.
or remove firom the State. In statute. Florance v. Camp, 5
La. 280. ^
the company. In contract. Price v, Minot, 107 Mass. 60.
dhildren, my brother may • In will, Du Bois v, Ray, 35 N.
Y. 162.
If she should* no dhild. Inwill, Wright v. Baury, 7 Cush. 108.
LEA VI NG.
Z98
LEGAL.
IiEAVINQ.
USGAOY.
— a meeting-house. French v. Old South Soc., 106 Mass. 488 ;
Crocker v. Same, 106 Mass. 497.
— issue. In will. Re Smith, 7 Ch. Div. 667.
— no issue living. In will. WalHngton v, Taylor, Sax. 141 ;
Vreeland v, Blauvelt, 8 C. E. Green, 483 ; Trehame v. Layton, L.
R., 10 Q. B. 459 ; re Brown, L. R., 16 Eq. Gas. 239.
the meeting-house. In deed, French v. Old South Soc., 106
Mass. 480 ; Crocker v. Old South Soc., 106 Mass. 489.
without any ohild. In wiU. White v. Hill, L. R., 4 Eq. Cas.
265 ; Bryden v, Willett, L. R., 7 Eq. Cas. 473.
disposed of or sold within the State. In statute. Jackson v,
Bullock, 12 Conn. 38.
notioe thereof • In statute, Wilson v, Nightengale, 8 Q. R
1035-
In will. White v. Lake, L. R., 6 Eq. Cas. 188.
to be paid with interest in three months. In will Dawes
V, Swan, 4 Mass. 208.
Orton V. Orion, 3 Abb. App. Dec. 41 1 ; Griswold v. Heard, 2 Gray»
325.
tn statute. Page v. Rives, i Hughes, 305.
In will. Holmes v, Mitchell, 2 Murphy, 228 (5 Am. Dec. 527) ; Wil-
liams V, McComb, 3 Ired. (Eq.) 450.
demonstrative . Gilmer v, Gilmer, 42 Ala. 9.
general . Gilmer v, Gilmer, 42 Ala. 9 ; Chase v, Lockerman, 1 1
Gill & J. 277 (35 Am. Dec. 277).
speoiflo .Gilmer v, Gilmer, 42 Ala. 9; Chase v, Lockerman, 11
Gill & J 277 (35 Am Dec. 277).
oause. In constitution. Gill v. Stare, 61 Ala. 170.
oharge of her i>er8on. In statute. State v, Ruhl, 8 Iowa, 477.
cruelty. In statute, Odom v, Odom, 36 Ga. 286.
debt. Rogers v, Daniell, 8 Allen. 343.
estate. Avery v, Durfrees, 9 Ohio, 147.
expenses. In statute. Cooper v. Slade, 8 El. h Bl. 1160.
heirs. In insurance policy, Gauch v, St. Louis Ins. Co., 88 III.
251 (30 Am. Rep. 554).
In will. Rand z/. Sanger, 115 Mass. 124; Perry v, Cline, 12 Cush.
123 ; Clarke v. Cordis, 4 Allen, 466.
— interest. In plea, Tounslee v, Durkee, 12 Wis. 481.
irregularity. In statute. Hays' Case, 14 Abb. P r. 53.
measures. In statute. Reg. v. Southampton, i R & S. 25.
representative. In statute: Wamsley v. Cook, 3 Neb. 350 ;
. O'Neale v, Caldwell, 3 Cranch C. C. 313.
representatives. Saltmarsh v, Candea, 51 N. H. 71 ; Cox v.
Curwen, 118 Mass. 198; Johnson v, Ames, 11 Pick. 173.
In deed. Miller v, Evans, 3$ Mo. 45 ; Briggs v. Upton, L. R., 7 Ch.
App. 376.
In patent, Hogan v. Page, 2 Wall. 605 ; Galloway v. Filley, 12 Pet.
264.
In statute, Gurney v, Burlington Tp., 4 Dill. 372 ; Delannay v, Bur-
net, 9 111. 454; Moorehouset'. Phelps, 18 111. 472 ; People v, Phelps,
'j^ III. 147 ; Warneckc v, Lembea, 71 111. 91.
LliGAL.
199
LEVY^
IiBQAXi — Continued.
In will. Johnson v, Johnson» 12 Rich. 359.
BUlxliyifliOBU In stahtU, l^obinson v. Forrest, 29 Cal. 317.
tender motes. Cuviac v. Abido, 25 Cal. 302 ; Carpenter v,
Atherton, 25 Cal. 564.
In statute* Barker v. Chesterfield, 102 Mass. 129.
Cora. V, Chase, 127 Mass. 7.
bound to mcdntain her. In statute. King v. Hinton, i B.
&Ad. 227.
plaoed. King v. Inhabitants, i R & Ad. 217.
USITBB.
IiEVEL.
laEVIED.
LEVT.
Den V, Crawford, 8 N. J. (L.) 90 ; Tucker v. Tucker, 5 Ired. (Eq.) 84 ;
Chandler's Appeal, 34 Wi«. 505.
In will. Hunter v. Cheshire, L. R., 8 Ch. App. 751 ; Lallerstedt v.
Jennings, 23 Ga. 571.
residiiary . In will. Laing v. Barbour, 119 Mass. 523.
In will. Russell v. Russell, 36 N. Y. 581.
In statute. Coleman v. State, 32 Ala. 581.
In will. Hinson v. Pickett, i Hill (S. C), 37 ; Booth v. Terrell, 16 Ga.
20. ,
hiB aooeptanoe. Reynolds v. Doyle, 1 Man. & G. 753.
In statute. Burchfield v. Northern Central R. R., 57 Barb. 589.
Devol V. Halsted, 16 Ind. 287.
Eppes V. Mississippi, etc., R. Co., 35 Ala. 33.
In ckarter-farty. The Volunteer, i Sumn. 551.
In contract. Messent v. Reynolds, 3 C. B. 200.
In order. Grant v. Dabney, 19 Kas. 390.
In lease. Jackson v. Benson, 1 McCleland, 64 ; Foster v. Peyster, 9
Cush. 246 ; Hemphill v. Eckfeldt, 5 Whart. 278.
and lease. In lease. Lovering v. Lovering, 13 N. H. 513.
In statute. Chouteau v. Str. Anthony, 1 1 Mo. 227 ; United States v.
Broraley, 12 How. 88 ; Dewees' Case, Chase's Dec. 531 ; United
States V. CottSngham, 2 Blatchf. 470.
of credit. Union Bank v. Coster, i Sandf. 563 ; 3 N. Y. 203 ;
Mechanics' Bank v. New York, etc., R. Co., 4 Duer, 480, 13 N. Y.
599 ; Birckhead v. Brown, 5 Hill, 642.
or oiroiilar. In statute. United States v. Noelke, 17 Blatchf. 558.
or power of attorney. In statute. Walker v. Remmett, 2 C. B.
850.
In deed. C]a3rton v. Gregson, 5 Ad. & Ell. 303.
Williamd v. Wilcox. 8 Ad. & Ell. 335.
on. In insurance policy. Smith v. Ins. Co., 89 Pa. St. 289.
taxes during the term. In lease. Valle v. Fargo, i Mo. (App.)
347.
then the same thereout. Drewe v. Lamson, 1 1 Ad. & Ell. 529.
Crocker v. Musgrove, 9 Q. B. 223; Lloyd v. Wycoff, 11 N. J. (L.) 218 ;
Princeton Bk. v. Crozer, 22 N. J. (L.) 383 ; Camp v. Chamberlin,
5 Denio, 198.
In statute. Moore v. Foote, 32 Miss. 469.
and ooUeot. In statute. Mclnery v. Reed, 23 Iowa, 410.
LEVY.
200
LIBERTY.
LEVY— Continued.
UBVYINQ.
I.EWD.
IaEWDIiY.
LEWDNESS.
TJABn.TTY.
TilHKIi.
LTBERATi.
UBEBTY.
— of an ezeoutloiL In insurance policy, Colt v. Phoenix Ins. Co^
54 N. Y. 595. .
— sale and fbrfbitare. In treaty. The Kansas Indians, 5 WalL
737.
Reg. V. Whipp, 4 Q. B. 145 ; Blood v. Light, 58 Cal. 649.
war. In constitution. U. S. v, Greathouse, 2 Abb. (U. S.) 364 ; 4
Sawy. 457 ; ex parte Bollman, 4 Cranch, 75 ; U. S. v, Mitchell, 2
Dall. 548; U. S. V. Vigol, 2 Dall. 346; 2 Burr's Trial, 401 ; U. S. v.
Hoxie, I Paine, 269 ; U. S. v. Hanway, 2 Wall. Jr. 199.
Snow V, Witcher, 9 Ired. (L.) 346.
and laaoivloaBly associate and oohabit together. In staiuu.
State V, Marvin, 12 Iowa, 409; Com. v, Calef, 10 Mass. 153; State
V, Moore, i Swan. (Tenn.) 136.
In statute. Com. v, Lambert, 12 Allen, 177.
Queen v, Capel, 12 Ad. & Ell. 414.
In statute, Stanton v. Wilkeson, 8 Ben. 357.
oontraoted belbre. In statute. Re Hook, 2 Dill. 93.
all the oatstanding of the said newspaper. In contrcut^
Perret v. King, 30 La. Ann. 1368 (31 Am. Rep. 240).
contingent oontraoted by the bankrupt. In statute, Zimmer
V, Schleehauf, 115 Mass. 52.
debts or oontraoted belbre. In stcUute, Re Hook, 2 Dill. 92.
U. S. V. Ulrici, 3 Dill. 532.
to pay money upon a oontingenoy. In statute. Maples v^
Pepper, 18 C. B. 178.
In statute. State v, Davis, 12 R. I. 492.
to forMture. In statute. The Mary Celeste, 2 Lowell, 354.
with him fbr the same debt. In statute, Fisse v, Einstein, c
Mo. (App.) 78.
to be in the seoond instanoe. In promissory note, Bartlett zf^
Saunders, 35 Ga. 142.
Com. V, Clapp, 4 Mass. 163 ; Johnsdn v, Stebbins, 5 Ind. 364 ; Armen-
trout V, Moraida, 8 Blackf. 426 ; Whitney v, Janesville Gazette. 5
Biss. 330 ; Gathercole v, Nicoll, 1 5 M. & W. 318 ; O'Brien v, Clement,
15 M. & W. 435 ; Clark v, Binney, 2 Pick. 113 , Dexter v. Spear, 4.
Mason, 115; White v, Nichols, 3 How. 266 ; Root v. King, 7 Cow.
613; Ryckman v. Delevan, 2$ Wend. 186; State v, Farley, 4
McCord, 317; Cochran v, Butterfield, 18 R. I. 115.
In instruction. Spring Co. v, Edgar, 9 Otto, 64$.
reward. In offer of reward, Shuey v, U. S., 2 Otto^ 10.
* et legales homines. State v, Glasgow, Cam. & N. 38.
Com. V, Alger, 7 Cush. 70; Trustees v, Foy, i Murphy, 58 (3 Am.
Dec. 672).
Com. V, Alger, 7 Cush. 70 ; Trustees v. Foy, i Murphy, 58 (3 Am.
Dec. 672).
of the press. In constitution. Com. v, Blanding, 3 Pick. 304
(15 Am. Dec. 214); Sweeney v. Baker, 13 W. Va. 158 (31 Am. Rep.
757).
to make. Curtiss v Hoyt, 19 Conn. 155.
at to. In order. Miller v, Shuttleworth. 7 C. R 105.
JLICENSE. 201 LIGHT.
Bridges v. Pursell, i Dev. & B. 496; Ulery v, Jones, 81 111. 403;
Thomas T/. Surrell, Vaughn, 350; Rathbone t/. McConnel]» 20 Barb.
31 1 ; Taylor v, Wate' ^ 7 Taunt. 374 ; Cook v. Steams, 1 1 Mass. 523 ;
Mumford v, Whitney, 15 Wend. 380; Thompson v, McElanaey,
82 Pa« St. 174; Anderson v, Simpson, 21 Iowa, 399; Greeley v.
Stetson, 37 Mich. 153 ; Knowles v. Peck, 42 Conn. 387; Sun Asso-
ciation i. Tribune Association, 44 N. Y. (S. C.) 136 ; Wolfe t/. Frost,
4 Sandf. Ch. 72 ; Jamieson v. Millemann. 3 Duer, 255 ; Mumford,
V, Whitney, 15 Wend. 380 (30 Am. Dec. 60); Doolittle v, Eddy, 7
Barb. 78.
In contract, Oliver v, Morgan, 10 Heisk. 322.
In statute. Gibbons v, Ogden, 9 Wheat, i ; Sinnot v, Davenport, 22^
How. 227; U. S. V, Cutting, 3 Wall. 441 ; People v. Acton, 48 Barb.
524; Ash V, People, 11 Mich. 347 ; State v, Watson, 5 Blackf. 155;
People V, Mayor of New York, 7 How. Pr. 81 ; Curtis v. Smith, 42
Iowa, 66j||
and empower. In deed, Washbume v, Gould, 3 Story, 157.
and regulate. In constitution, San Jose v, R. Co., 53 Cal. 476.
appointment or authority. In statute. Com. v, Kennedy, loS
Mass. 293 ; Com. v. Carpenter, 100 Mass. 206 ; Com. v. Wilson, 1 1
Cush. 413; Com. V. Lafontaine, 3 Gray, 481 ; Com. v, McSherry, 3.
Gray, 481, note ; Com. v, Conant, 6 Gray, 484 ; Com. v, Clapp, 5
Gray, 99,- Com. v, Clark, 14 Gray, 374.
regulate and restrain theatrical amnaementa. In statute^
Hodges V, Mayor, 2 Humph. 61.
— tax. In city ordinance. Home Ins. Co. v. City Council, 3 Otto,.
16 ; Home Ins. Co. v. City Council, 50 Ga. 530.
In statute. City of Leavenworth v. Booth, 15 Kas. 627.
any or authority. In statute. State v. Grant, 74 Mo. 36.
I»ilot. In statute. Brown v, Elwell, 60 N. Y. 249.
—r- premiaes. In statute. Lester v, Tonens, 2 Q. B. Div. 403.
Ex parte Foster, 2 Story, 133; Jordan v. Bank, 74 N. Y. 467; Green
V. Johnson, 2 Hawks. 309 ; McFarland v, Wheeler, 26 Wend. 467 ;
Trust V. Pirsson, i Hilt 292 ; Walter v. Smith, 2 B. & Aid. 439.
"* In contract, Griswold v. Cook, 46 Conn. 198..
In letter. Stone v. Browning, 49 Barb. 244.
In statute. Storm v. Waddell, 2 Sandf. Ch. 494; Downer v, Brackett^
21 Vt 509; Wright V. Vickers, 81 Pa. St. 122 ; Jones v. Groover, 46
Ga. 568; ex parte Foster, 2 Story, 131 ; Porter v. Brooks, 35 Cal.
199; Davenport t'. Tilton, 10 Mete. 320; Holmes v. Tutton, 5 El. &
Bl. 78 ; re Trim, 2 Hughes, 356.
or pledge. Gloucester Bk. v. Worcester, 10 Pick. 528.
under final prooeaa. In statute, Howe v, Ins. Co., 42 Cal. 53 k
upon a judgment. Brundson v, Allard, 2 EL & £1. 27.
give any thereon. In statute, McMurray v. St Louis Oil
Manuf. Co., 33 Mo. 377.
in . In statute. State v. Fanner, 21 Mo. 160.
beyond the of the ofitoder. In statute. Wallack v. Van Ris-
wkk, 2 Otto, 202.
during the thereof. In deed. Benham v. Minor, 38 Conn. 252.
Inflammable fluid used as a . In insurance policy. Williams v.
Piremans' Fund Ins. Co., 54 N. Y. 569.
26
LIGHTER.
ao2
LIQUIDATED.
In statute. Reed v. Ingham, 3 El. & Bl. 890 ; Blanford v. Morrison,
15Q. B. 730.
LIQHTSBAGS. Western Transportation Co. v. Hawley, i Daly, 327. ^
IJGHTEB8. In statute. The Mamie, 5 Fed. Rep. 820.
IJGHTNING. /// insurance policy, Spensley v. Lancashire Ins. Co., 11 N. W. Rep.
894.
flre by • In insurance policy, Babcock v. Mont. Ins. Co., 4 N. Y.
326.
deBoription and quality. In statute. Great Western R. Co. v,
Sutton, L. R., 4 H. L. 226.
dromnBtanoeB. In statute, Strick v, Swansea Coal Co.. 16
C. B. (N. S.) 255.
— nature In statute. Re Empire Ass. Co., L. R., 4 Eq. Cas. 341 ;
Parker v, R. Co., 6 El. & Bl. 102.
— ofltonae. In statute. Com. v, Fo^ain, 127 Mass. 452.
prooeedings. In statute. Queen v. Justices of Surrey, L. R.,
5 Q. a 87.
remedies. In statute. Houghton v. Field, 2 Cush. 141.
sum. In statute, Toledo, etc., R Co. v. People, 81 111. 141 .
authority of the nature. In statute, Le Veux v. Berkley, s
Q. B. 838.
in manner. In conviction. Ex parte Aldridge, 2 R & C. 600.
instrument of kind or deeoription. In statute. Sears v. State.
33 Ala. 347.
liable to a penalty. In statute, Thomas v, Stephenson. 2 El. k,
Bl. 106.
to the eflbot. In statute, Reg. v, Hanxrick, i El. k. Bl. 618 ; Reg.
V, Cemetery Co., 6 EI. & Bl. 419.
In will. State Bank v, Ewing, 17 Ind. 68 ; Farrish v. Cook, 6 Mo.
(App.) 3^.
In statute, Walton Commrs. v. Walford, L. R, 10 Q. B. i8a
and appoint. In deed. Shove v, Pincke, 5 Term. Rep. 124.
jurifldiotion. Den v, Hammel, 18 N. J. (L.) 73.
of oredit. In contract, American Button Hole Co. v, Gumee.
44 Wis. 49.
general of buildings. In statute, Bd. of Wks. v. Hall, L. R..
4 C. P. 85 ; Simpson v. Smith. L. R., 6 C. P. 87 ; St. George v. Spar-
row. 16 C. a (N. S.) 214.
regular of buildings. In statute. Tear v. Freebody. 4 C. B.
(N. S.) 228.
resident upon the of the oanal. In statute. Card v, Caleb,
69 111. 314.
my and clothes of all kinds. In will. Hunt v, Hort 3 Brown
Ch. 312.
Calcutta tale, quale. In contract. Wieler v. Schilizzi, 17 C. B.
619.
LIQUIDATE. Fleckner v. Bank of United States, 8 Wheat. 378.
XJQUIDATED. Hargroves^z/. Cook, 15 Ga. 321.
damages. Pierce v. Fuller, 8 Mass. 223 (5 Am. Dec 102).
In contract. L^ngz/. Towle, 42 Mo. 545 ; Hahnt/. Horstman, 12 Bush,
249.
UKEWIBE.
T.TMTT.
UMITED.
UNE.
laNEN.
LINSEED.
LIQUIDATED,
203
LIVING.
U9JJIDATED — Continued.
In mortgage, Foote v, Sprague, 13 Kas. 155.
demandL In statute. Hodsoll v, Baxter, i El. B. & El. 885.
LIQUIDATING. aooounts. In statute. Cooper v, Coates, 21 Wall. 105.
LIQUOB. In statute. State v. Martin, 34 Ark. 340.
ftonented or distilled . In statute, Harris v, Jens, 9 C. R
(N. S.) 1 52.
spirituouB — -
In statute, Clifford v. State, 29 Wis. 329.
UQUOBS.
UST.
LITEaABY.
In statute. People v, Crilley, 20 Barb. 246; State v. Townley, 18 N.
J. (L.) 311 ; Kizer z^. Randleman, 5 Jones (N. C), 428.
malt • In statute. State v, Stais, 67 Me. 242.
sale of spirituoiiA . In deed, Fielden v. Slater, L. R., 7 Eq. Cas.
523-
strong or spirituous . In statute, Commrs. of Tompkins Co.
V, Taylor, 21 N. Y. 173.
of TOters. In statute, Noseworthy v. Overseers, L. R., 9 C. P.
233.
In statute, Reg. v, Jones, 8 Q. B. 725 ; Queen v, Pocock, 8 Q. B. 729.
property. Woolscy v, Judd, 4 Duer, 379 ; Keene v, Wheatley,
4 Am. L. Reg. 44.
purposes. In statute, Kendrick v, Farquhar, 8 Ohio. 189;
IJTiaATED.
Lmaious.
Common Council v, Indianapolis, 8 Ind. 328.
LITERATUBIr. In statute. Baker v, Lee, 8 H. L. Cas. 49$ ; Reg. v. Jones, 8 Q. B.
725 ; Queen v, Pocock, 8 Q. B. 729.
soienoe and the fine arts. In statute, Reg. v, Manchester, 16
Q. a 450.
Eastman v, Symonds, 108 Mass. 568.
right. In statute, Cucullu v. Hernandez, 13 Otto, 116.
SUte V, Call, 48 N. H. 132.
and dead stook. In will Porter v. Tourney, 3 Vesey, 311.
horses, mules and stook. In statute. The Matilda A. Lewis, 5
Blatchf. 520.
together as husband and wifb. In statute, Ross v, Ross, 103
Mass. S7S: Hanson v. Hanson, 11 1 Mass. 158.
LxvjsIjIHOOD. In will, Darley v, Darley, 3 Atk. Ch. 399.
the fttrm on which he . In will, Kendall v. Miller, 47 How.
Pr. 446.
joint . In decree in equity, Highley v, Allen, 3 Mo. (App.) 521.
LIVED.
IJVINa-,
In deed, Randle v. Long, 6 Ad. & Ell. 22$.
In statute, Hanson v, Hanson, 111 Mass. 158.
in adultery. In statute. People v. Gates, 46 Cal. 53 ; Richard-
son V, State, 37 Tex. 364 ; State v, Crowner, 56 Mo. 147 ; Halkv.
State, 53 Ala. 463 ; Stete v. Way, 5 Neb. 283 ; Parks v. State. 4 Tex.
(App.) 134; Stete V, Gastrell, 14 Ind. 346; McLelland v. State. 25
Ga. 477 ; Collins V. State. 14 Ala. 608; Smith v. State, 39 Ala. 554;
Hall V. Stete, 53 Ala. 463 ; Quartemus v. State, 48 Ala. 271.
apart. In statute. Re Emma, 17 C. B. 176.
apart from his wife. In statute,* Ex parte Gilmore, 3 C. B. 967.
at my deoease. In will. Hall v, Hancock, is Pick. 255 (26
Am. Dec. 598).
LIVING.
204
LOCAL
uvrwa
LOAD.
LOADXD.
Continued.
at the time of his deoease. In will Diamond v. Bostwick,23
W. R. 554; Picot V, Armistead, 2 Ired. (Eq.) 226.
Btill . In statute. Hanson v. Hanson, iii Mass. 15S.
Thwing V. Great Western Ins. Co., 103 Mass. 406.
of two tons. Huntley v- Woodward, 9 Gray, 86.
or unload at his own riak. In bill of lading. Indianapolis,
etc., R. Co. V. Allen, 31 Ind. 394; Penn v, Buffalo, etc., R. Co., 49
N. Y. 204 ; Stinson v. New York, etc., R. Co., 32 N. Y. 333.
In contr€u:L Aschroft v. Colliery Co., L. R.. 9 Q. B. 540.
In statute. Rex v. Mountford, i Moody, 441 ; Rex v.
LQADEBra.
LOAN.
LOAinSD.
LOBBY.
LOCAL.
Harris, 5 C. & P. 159.
— or discharged. In statute. Kingston Dock Co. v. La Marcbe.
8 B. & C. 53.
— pistol. In verdict. Rex v. Kitchen, i Russ. & Ry. 95; Rex v.
Carr, i Russ. tt Ry. 378.
— in turn. In charter^arty. Robertson v. Jackson, 2 C. B. 413:
Schultz V. Liedeman, 14 C. B. 38; Hudson v. Clementson, 18 C. E
213.
— off shore. In insurance peUcy. Johnson V. North-western, etc.
Ins. Co., 39 Wis. 87.
unloading, •oonTesranoe or other wise, whether arising from
negUgenoe or otherwise. In bill of lading. Hawkins t^. Great
Western R. Co., 17 Mich. 57 ; Sisson v. Cleveland, etc., R. Co.. 14
Mich. 489.
from the . In insurance policy. Jones v. Ins. Co., L. R., 7 Q. B.
702.
to be suspended while • In insurance policy. Reed v. Ins. Co.,
5 Otto, 23.
Tyson v. Recham, 3 H. & J. 109; Kent v. Mining Co., 78 N. Y. 158.
In statute. Conklin v. Nat. Bk. of Oswego, 45 N. Y. 655 ; Bank v.
Lanier, 11 Wall. 369.
of money. In statute. Kendig v. Linn, 47 Iowa, 62.
or discount on pledge of its own stock. Vansands v. Middle-
sex County Bk., 26 Conn. 157.
its credit. In constitution, Jarrott v. City of Moberly. $ ^i^^*
256.
In will. Wright's Appeal, 89 Pa. St 67.
giTen or to. In constitution. Darby v. Wright, 3 Blatchf. I73-
— services. Trist v. Child, 21 Wall. 441.
— action. Mason v. Warner, 31 Mo. 508 ; Henwood v. Cheesroan,
3S. & R. 500.
bill. In constitution. People v. Hills, 35 N. Y. 449 » Huber v.
People, 49 N. Y. 132; People v. Supervisors, 43 N. Y. 10; Peoples.
O'Brien, 38 N. Y. 193 ; ^Williams v. People, 24 N. Y. 405 ; Connor «f.
Mayor, 5 N. Y. 285; Healey v. Dudley. 5 Lans. 115: Fall Brook
Coal Co. V. Lynch, 47 How. Pr. 52a; People v. Stephens, 2 Abb.
Pr. (N. S.) 348 ; People v. McCourdle, 35 N. Y. 449 ; P>«rce v.
Kimball, 9 Greenl. 54 (23 Am. Dec. 537).
— disease. In insurance policy. Scholes v. Ins. Co., 42 Cal. 525.
— law. In constitution. Earle v. Board of Education, 55 Cal. 489 ^
LOCAL.
205
LOSSES.
LOCAL — Continued.
State V. Walton, 69 Mo. 556; Montgomery v. Com., 91 Pa. St. 125;
River Rendering Co. v. Behr, 7 Mo. (App.) 346 ; State v. Shields, 4
Mo. (App.) 260 ; Lastro v. State, 3 Tex. (App.) 363.
— office. In statute. State v. Supervisors, 21 Wis. 44$.
option law. Boyd v, Bryant, 35 Ark. 73.
purposes. In constitution. People v. Comm'rs of Highways, 54
N. Y. 276 , People v. Allen, 42 N . Y. 378 ; People v. Densmore, i
Thomp. A C. 280.
IXX3ATB. In statute. South Boston R. Co. v. Middlesex R. Co., 121 Mass. 48$ ;
Moule V. Macedon, etc., R. Co., 6 How. Pr. 37.
In contract. Waldron v, Marcier, 82 111. 550 ; Railroad Co. v. Jones, 2
Coldw. 574.
anew. In statute. Hyde Park v. Comm'rs, 1 17 Mass. 416.
LOCATED. Middlesex R. Co. v. Wakefield, 103 Mass. 263.
now . Chambers v. Clews, 21 Wall. 317. •
Rector v. U. S., 2 Otto, 698.
Hollingsworth v. Barbour, 4 Pet. 466.
North Noonday Mining Co. v. Orient Mining Co., i Fed. Rep. 522 ;
Bullion Mining Co. v. Croesus Co., 2 Nev. 168 ; Foote v. National
Mining Co., 2 Mont. 402 ; Philpots v. Blaesdel, 8 Nev. 61 ; Eureka
Co. V. Richmond Co., 4 Sawy. 302.
quarts . Bullion Mining Co. v. Crcesus Co., 2 Nev. 168; Foote
V. National Mining Co., 2 Mont. 402 ; Philpots v. Blaesdel, 8 Nev.
61 ; Eureka Co. v. Richmond Co., 4 Sawy. 302.
King V. Inhabitants, i B. & C. 580.
In statute. Phillips v. Hewson, 3 C. P. Div. 26 ; Lalorde v. McGIow,
3 Can. Leg. News, 94 ; Rex v. Bew, i Russ. & Ry. 480.
LOGK-BOIiUNQ. Marshall v. Baltimore, etc., R. Co.. 16 How. 314.
LOCATIGir.
LOCATOB.
LOBS.
LODGSEL
Loas.
LONG.
In statute. Haynes v. Hayward, 40 Me. 145.
prioe. Moore v. Desarts, i N. Y. 359.
weight. In contract. Giles v. Jones, 1 1 Ex. 393.
as she lives. In will. Modlin v. Kennedy, 53 Ind. 267.
LOOMS.
LOSR
LOSING.
LOOSB.
LOSS.
In deed. Cort v. Sagar, 3 Hurl. & N. 372.
Lawrence v. State, 1 Humph. 228 (34 Am. Dec. 644).
party. In statute. Bangor, etc., R. Co. v. Chamberlain, 60 Me.
285.
turn any oattle. In statute. Sherbom v. Wells, 3 B. & S. 784.
Fay V. Parker, 53 N. H. 342.
In bill of lading. Baltimore, etc., R. Co. v. McWhinney, 36 Ind. 436;
Covington v. Willan, Gow. 115; Porter v. Southern Ex. Co., 4 S. C.
135.
In statute. The Franconia, 2 Prob. Div. 163.
arisixig from illicit trade. In insurauce policy. Suydam v.
Marine Ins. Co., i Johns. 181 (3 Am. Dec. 307).
by theft. In insurance policy. Leiber v. Ins. Co.. 6 Bush, 641.
In statute. Whitehouse v. R. Co., L. R., 5 Ex. 13.
all other and misfbrtunea. In insurance policy. Butler v,
Wildman, 3 B..& Aid. 404; Phillips?/. Barber, s B. & Aid. 161.
LOST.
206
LUGGAGE.
LOOT.
LOT.
LOTS.
LOW.
LUCID.
LUCRATIVE.
LUGGAGE.
In statute, Ez parte Cording, 4 B. & Adol. 207.
— boundary. Perry v, Pratt, 31 Conn. 442.
deed. Thompson v, Thompson, 9 Ind. 323.
note. McGregory v. McGregory, 107 Mass. 543.
or damaged. In notice. Garnett v. Willan, 5 B. & Aid. 57.
or defeated by abandonment. In statute. Curtiss v, Smith»
35 Conn. 156.
or not lost. In insurance policy. Insurance Co. v, Lyman, i^
Wall. 664; Insurance Co. v, Folsom, 18 Wall. 237; Arkansas Insur*
ance Co. v. Bostwick, 25 Ark. 539.
In statute. Hooper v. Robinson, 8 Otto, 529.
time. In contract. Barlow v. Lambert, 28 Ala. 704.
Edwards v. Dtckerson, 28 N. J. (L.) 39; Trotter v. St. Louis Public
Schools, 9 Mo. 70; Kissell v. Same, 18 How. 19 ; Glasgow v. Horitz.
I Black, 595.
of ground. In statute. Gardner v. Eberhart, 82 111. 316.
of land. In statute, Fitzgerald v. Thomas, 61 Mo. 499.
or curtilage. In statute. Coddington v. Dry Dock Co^ 2
Vroom, 477.
In deed. Ludlow v. Pack, 4 Ohio, 5.
In statute, Collins v. New Albany, 59 Ind. 396.
In statute. U. S. v. Olney, i Deady, 461 ; Dunn v. People, 40 IlL 465 ;
State V. Clarke, 33 N. H. 329 ; Com. v. Thacher, 97 Mass. 583 ; Hall:
V. Ruggles, 56 N . Y. 424 ; State v. Shorts, 3 Vroom, 398 ; Worden
?/. Shotwell, 3 Zab. 465 ; Bell v. State, 5 Sneed, 507 ; Com. v. Chubb,
5 Rand. (Va.) 715; Eubanks v. State, 3 Heisk. 488; Randle v.
State, 42 Tex. 580 ; State v. Bryant, 74 N. C. 207 ; People v. Art
Union, 7 N. Y. 240; Morris v. Blackman, 2 Hurl. & Colt. 912;
Com. V. Manderfield, 8 Phila. 457; Charles v. Veople, i N. Y. 180;
Eslava v. State, 44 Ala. 406; Thomas v. People, 59 IlL 160: Cha-
vannah v. State, 49 Ala. 396; Wilkinson v. Gill, 74 N. Y.63 (30 Am.
Rep. 264); Skiff V. Johnson, 57 N. H. 475 ; Buckalew v. State, 62
Ala. 334 ; Fleming v. Bills, 3 Oregon, 286 ; State v. Pinchback, 2
Mill, 128; U. S. V, Hornibrook, 2 Dill. 229; People v. Payne, 3
Denio, 88; Schneider?/. Charles, 4 S. & R. 151 (8 Am. Dec. 682);
Negley v. Devlin, 12 Abb. Pr. (N. S.) 160; Allport v. Nutt, i C. Bw
980; Morris v, Blackman, 2 H. & C. 914; State v. Mumford, 73 Mo.
647 ; Com. V, Manderfield, i Pa. Leg. Gaz. 37.
tioket. In statute. Kitchen v, Greenbaum, 61 Mo. no.
In indictment. Com. v. Thacher, 97 Mass. 583.
materials for a . In statute. Com. v. Dana, 2 Mete. 334.
promote a . In statute. Miller v. Com.. 13 Bush, 731.
water mark. Slover v. Jack, 60 Pa. St. 339 ; Gerrish v. Pro-
prietors, 26 Me. 384.
— interval. Frazer v. Frazer, 2 Del. Ch. 26q
ofQ.oes. In constitution. State v. Kirk, 44 Ind. 401 ; Dailey v.
State, 8 Blackf. 329.
Cahill V. London, etc., R. Co., 10 C. B. (N. S.) 154.
ordinary . In statute. Phillips v. R. Co., 19 C. B. (N. S.) 324.
personal . In statute. Hudston v. Midland R. Co., 10 R & S. 514.
LUNACY.
207
MAILED.
LXnXACT.
LTINQ.
Owing's Case, i Bland Ch. 370 (17 Am. Dec. 311) ; Beverley's Case, 4
Coke, 124^; re Vanauken, 10 N. J. (Eq.) 186; re Barker, 2 Johns.
Ch. 232.
about. In statute, Morriss v, JeflFries, L. R, i Q. B. 263 ; Law-
rence V, King, L. R., 3 Q. B. 345.
at anchor. Welsh v, N. Y. Floating Dock, 77 N. Y 453 ; Read
M
MACHINS.
]£A<
h:ii
MADB.
V, Ins. Co., 19 Hun, 284.
at the wharfl Dewees v. Adger, 2 McCord, 105.
dayB» In charter^rty. Commercial Steam Co. 7/. Boulton,
L. R., 10 Q. R 346.
on. In died. Roe v. Doe, 4 Houst 328.
up. In insurance policy. Dows v, Howard Ins. Co., 5 Robt. 473.
one per oentum. In note, U. S. v, Hardyman, 13 Peters, 176.
In statute. Burrz^. Duryee, i Wall. 531 ; Corning z/. Burden, 15 How.
267 ; New England Car Co. v, R. Co., 1 1 Md. 81 ; Piper v. Brown,
4 Fish. Pat. Cas. 175 ; Union Sugar Refinery v, Mathiesson, 2 Fish.
Pat. Cas.6oo;^Blanchard v, Sprague, 3 Summer, 280.
shop. In insurance policy, Goddard v. Monitor, etc., Ins. Co.,
108 Mass. 56.
17. In contract, Lowber v, Le Roy, 2 Sandf. 202 ; Dudley v, Jamaica
Pond Aqueduct, 100 Mass. 183.
In insurance policy, Seavey v. Central Ins. Co., 1 11 Mass. 540.
In statute. Graves v. Pierce, 53 Mo. 423 ; Com. v. Lowell Gas-light Co..
12 Allen, 75.
In plea, Robinson v, Grundy, 50 Vt. 122.
an aasault. In pleading, Polkinghom v, Wright, 8 Q. B. 197.
and leTied. In statute, Wray v. Earl, 4 B. & Adol. 125.
a note. In plea, Peets v, Bratt, 6 Barb. 662 ; Sawyer v, Warner,
15 Barb. 282 ; Chappell v, Bissell, 10 How. Pr. 274 ; Snyder v. State
Bk., I 111. 122.
or payable in this State. In statute, Orcutt v. Hough, 54 N .
H. 472.
to* appear. In statute, Stanley v, Fielden, 5 B. & Aid. 437.
uaeltd. In warranty, Davis v. Ball, 6 Cush. 505.
TOid. In statute, Kemp v, Kennedy, Pet. C. C. 4a
money actually . In statute, Fiedeldey v, Diserens, 26 Ohio St.
312.
time the aaaeaament is . In statute, Mygatt v, Washburn, 1 5 N.
Y. 316.
MAGISTRATE. Stockwell v, Silloway, 100 Mass. 287 ; Carter v, Clohecy, 100 Mass.
299.
In statute, Martin v. State, 32 Ark. 124 ; Gordon v, Hobart, 2 Sumn.
461 ; Scanlan v, Wright, 13 Pick. 523.
MAUk In statute, Wynen v, Schappert, 3 Daly, 558 ; U. S. v, Marselis, 2
Blatchf. 108.
carrier. In statute, U. S. v. Parsons, 2 Blatchf. 104.
matter. In statute, U. S. v, Bromley, 12 How. 88.
MATT>ABT.E
ITATT.lgTI
Pier V, Heinrischofen, 67 Mo. 163 ; Bank v, DeGroot, 43 N. Y. (S. C.)
341.
MAIM,
208
MAKE.
Foster t'. People, 50 N. Y. 598; Reg. v, Bullock, 11 Cox C. C. 125;
State V, Harris, 1 1 Iowa, 414.
In statute. Rex v. Owens, i Moody, 205 ; Turman v. State, 4 Tex.
(App.) 586.
Baker v, Hoag, 7 N. Y. 555; 3 Barb. 203, 7 Barb. 113.
JCAQi* -^—
MAHTFAIN. In statute, Moorehead v. Little Miami R. Co., 17 Ohie, 340; Com. v.
Kimball, 105 Mass. 467 ; Whitlock v. West. 26 Conn. 406; State v.
Hanchett, 38 Conn. 38; Usher t^. Hiatt, 21 Kas. S4-
action. In statute. Philpott v. Jones, 2 Ad. & EIL 44-
and proYide. In statute. State v. Larger, 45 Mo. 510.
and work. In statute. R Co. v. R. Co., 1 1 Ch. Div. 873.
ahall . In statute. Bacon v. Com., 7 Gratt. 602.
JUAHTFAixufiU. In statute. Smith v. Lyon, 44 Conn. 175.
fbnoee shall be . In statute. Rhodes v. Mummery, 48 Ind. 216.
JUAHTFAINnra. in statute. City of New Haven v. Whitney, 36 Conn. 373.
a t«<«i«i'jw> and pnblio worship. In will. Att'y-Gen. v. Union
Soc., 116 Mass. 167.
the navigation of the oanaL In deed. Llewellyn v. Swansea
Canal, 1 Hurl. & N. 346 ; 2 Hurl & N. 509.
MAXHTENAHOB. Arden v, Patterson, 5 Johns. Ch. 44; Wheeler v. Pounds, 24 Ala.
472; Quigley v. Thompson, 53 Ind. 317 ; Lathrop v, Amherst Bk.,
9 Mete. 489 ; Thallheimer v. Brinckerhoff, 3 Cow. 623 (15 Am. Dec
308); Sedgwick v. Stanton, 14 N. Y. 289 ; Findon v. Parker, 1 1 M. &
W. 675 ; Flight V. Leeman, 4 Q. B. 883 ; New York Institute v.
How, 10 N. Y. 84 ; Bayard v. McLane, 3 Harr. (Del.) 208 ; McCall v.
Capehart, 20 Ala. 521 ; Wickham v. Conklin, 8 Johns. 220 ; Dorwin
V, Smith, 35 Vt. 69 ; Andrews v. Thayer, 30 Wis. 228 ; Blackcrly t^.
Holton, 5 Dana, 520; Perine v. Dunn, 3 Johns. Ch. 508; Com.
V. Dupuy, 'Bright, 44 ; Walcot v. Knight, 6 Mass. 418; Everenden
V. Beaumont, 7 Mass. 76; Sweet v. Poor, 11 Mass. 549; Brinley t».
Whiting, 5 Pick. 359; Thompson v. Marshall, 36 Ala. 504; Go wen
V. Norvell, i Me. 265; McMicken v. Perin, 18 How. 507; Meeks v.
Denberr)', 57 Ga. 263; Richardson v. Rowland, 40 Conn. 565;
Parker v. Parker, 126 Mass. 433.
In statute. Guardians, etc., v, Clark, etc., 9 B. & S. 682.
and support. In will. Austin v, Austin, 4 Ch. Div. 233.
of the child. In statute. Judson v, Blanchard, 4 Conn. 557.
JCAJOBTFY.
Gosling V. Veley, 7 Q. B. 406.
In statute. Re Gilday, 11 Bank. Reg. 108.
of the body. In statute. Taylor v, Griswold, 14 N. J. (L.) 222,
of the electora. In constitution. Everett v. Smith, 22 Minn. 53.
of the legal TOters. In statute. State v. Winkelmeier, 35 Mo.
103 ; St. Joseph Tp. v. Rogers, 16 Wall. 644.
of the members eleoted thereto, ht constitution. Osbum 1/.
MAKE.
Staley, 5 W. Va. 85 (13 Am. Rep. 640).
In deed. Winter v, Williams, 4 Ad. & Ell. 251.
a case. /// statute. Smith v, Harris, 43 Mo. 557.
a deed. /// covenant. Washington v. Ogden, i Black, 450.
defttult. In deed. Doe v, Marchetti, 1 B. & Ad. 720.
over and grant. In deed. Jackson v, Alexander, 3 Johns. 484
(3 Am. Dec. 517).
MAKE.
209
MALICIOUSLY.
ICAKE — Continued.
snoh negro or mulatto » dsTO. In statute, U. S. v. Battiste,
2 Sumn. 245.
tme of, Grale v, Burnell, 7 Q. B. 861.
void. In statute. King t^. Inhabitants, 9 B. & C. 837.
to ft patent. In deed. Willis v. Bucher, 3 Wash. C. C. $69.
will . In lease, McGrath v. Boston, 103 Mass. 371.
or mamiitoturer. In statute. Rex v, Tregoning, 2 Younge ft
of the estate. In statute, Forrester v. Forrester,
MAinni. —
J. 132.
MAT.ADMTNISTBATIOir.
37 Ala. 398.
HAItE. heirs. In will, Angell v, Angela 9 Q. B. 35$.
certain ohild. In indictment. Queen v, Kelly, i Jebb, 299.
MAIiFEABAKCE. Coite v, Lynes, 33 Conn. 109.
KAUGB.
Mitchell V, Wall, 1 1 1 Mass. 492 ; Halley v. State, 63 Ala. 88 ; Lemay
V, Williams, 32 Ark. 166; Dunn v. Hall, i Ind. 344; Dexter v.
Spear, 4 Mason, 115; U. S. v. Harriman, i Hughes, 525; Buckley
V, Knapp, 48 Mo. 152; Barbee v, Hereford, 48 Mo. 323; State v,
Schoenwald, 31 Mo. 147; Com. v, Bonner, 9 Mete. 410; Com. v.
York, 9 Mete. 93; Com. v, Snelling, 15 Pick. 337; Viele v. Gray,
10 Abb. Pr. I ; True v. Plumley, 36 Me. 466; Elchberry v, Lerelle,
2 Hilt. 40 ; State v. Turner, Wright, 20 ; State v, Gardiner, Wright,
392; Grott V, Pulsifer, 122 Mass. 235; Dozier v. State, 26 Ga. 156;
ex parte Wray, 30 Miss. 673; Pennsylvania v. Bell, Add. 156;
Warren v. State, 4 Coldw. 130; State v, Decklotts, 19 Iowa, 447,
Revel V, State, 26 Ga. 275 ; Nye v. People, 35 Mich. 16 ; Harris v.
State, 8 Tex. (App.) 90; McKinney v. State, 8 Tex. (App.) 626.
In statute. State v, Weiners, 66 Mo. 13 ; U. S. v, Taylor, 2 Sumn.
584; U. S. V, Cutler, i Curt. 501.
qfbrethonght. State v. Pike, 49 N. H. 399 ; Com. v. Drum, 58
Pa. St. 9; U. S. V. Cornell. 2 Mason, 91 ; Jones v. State, 29 Ga.
594; Green v. State, 13 Mo. 382 ; Com. v. Webster, 5 Cush. 306.
in &ot. Pullen v, Gledden, 66 Me. 202.
MAUGIOXJB.
In statute. Hotchkiss v. Porter, 30 Conn. 414 ; Moore v, Stevenson,
27 Conn. 14.
exi)re88 . Parke v, Blackiston, 3 Harr. (Del.) 373 ; Anthony v.
State, 21 Miss. 263; State v, Neal, 37 Me. 468; Com. v. Green, i
Ashm. 289.
implied . Parke v. Blackiston, 3 Harr. (Del.) 373; Anthony v.
State, 21 Miss. 263: State v, Neal, 37 Me. 468; Com. v. Green, i
Ashm. 289.
mischief. Thomas v. State, 30 Ark. 433 ; State v. Robinson, 3
MAUCXOUBLY
27
Dev. & B. (L.) 130 (32 Am. Dec.* 661).
proseoation. Harf ham v. Whitney, 77 111. 32.
willftQ and desertion. In statute, Stewart v, Stewart, 2 Swan,
(Tenn.), 591 ; Rutledge v. Rutledge, 5 Sneed, 554; Majors v. Majors,
I Tenn. Ch. 264; McClury's Appeal, 16 Smith (Pa.), 366.
King V, Root, 4 Wend. 113(21 Am. Dec. 102); Com. v. Boynton,
116 Mass. 343; Bridge v, 0*Key, 2 La. Ann. 968; Patterson v,
D'Autrive, 9 La. Ann. 35.
In plea, Tuttle v. Bishop, 30 Conn. 80.
MALICIOUSLY,
2X0
MANNER.
MAUOIOnSLY — Continued.
In statute. Curtis v. The Hundred, 3 B. & C. 252 ; Com. v. McLaugh-
lin, 105 Mass. 463 ; State v. Pierce, 7 Ala. 728 ; U. S. v, Gideon, i
Minn. 292 ; State z/. Wilcox, 3 Yerg. 278 ; Com. v. Walden, 3 Cash.
558; Com. V. Adams, 127 Mass. 15 ; U. S. i/. Ruggles, 5 Mason, 192;
U. S. V, Coffin, I Sumn. 394 ; Com. v. Brooks, 9 Gray, 303.
threatena to aoouae another of crime. In statute. Com. v.
Goodwin, 122 Mass. 19.
KAIaPBACnCE. In libel. Rodgers v. Kline, 56 Miss. 808 (31 Am. Rep. 389).
MAIiT. King v. Wheeler, 2 B. & Aid. 350.
liquor. Adler v. State, 55 Ala. 23 ; Watson v. State, 55 Ala. 160 ;
State V, Starr, 67 Me. 242.
MAIiTBEATHEHT. Com. v. Hackett, 2 Allen, 142.
MAN. In statute. Kenyon v. People, 26 N. Y. 203 ; Smith v. Allen, 31 Ark.
268; Silver z/. Ladd, 7 Wall. 219.
MAlf AQED. or superintended by her husband. In statute. Youngworth
V. Jewell, 1 5 Nev. 45.
carelessly the locomotive. In plea. Smith v. Old Colony R.
Co., 10 R. 1. 22.
MANAaEMJSJN T. of the estate. In will. Watson v. Cleavland, 21 Conn. 542.
person having the of the road. In statute. Queen v. Wilson.
MANAGER.
MANAGEBS.
MANAGING.
MANDAMUS.
MANDATE.
MANDATOBY.
MANHOOD.
MANIA.
MANIFEST.
MANNEB.
18 Q. B. 348.
In statute. Gibson 7/. Boston, etc., R. Co., L. R., 10 Q. B. 329.
general business . Swazey v. Union Manfg Co., 43 Conn. 557.
In charter. New York Inst, for the Blind v. Howe*s Ezrs.. 10 N. Y. 84.
agent. In statute. Carr v. Commercial Bank, 19 Wis. 272 ; Up-
per Miss. Trans. Co. v. Whittaker, 16 Wis. 220 ; Reddington v. Land
Co., 19 Hun, 405 ; Emerson v. Auburn, etc., R. Co., 20 N. Y. (S. C.)
150; Reddington v. Mariposa Land, etc., Co., 19 Hun, 405.
State V. Commrs., i Mill. 55 (12 Am. Dec. 596)^
Waterman v. Gibson, 5 La. Ann. 672 ; re Fowler, 7 La. Ann. 207 ;
Richardson v. Futtrell, 42 Miss. 525.
— injunction. Isenberg v. East India Co., 33 L. J. Ch. 392.
Hinton v. Hinton, i Dev. & B. (Eq.) 585.
Hall V. Unger, 2 Abb. (U. S.) 507.
In statute. Phile v. Anna, i Dall. 197.
errors. In statute. Re Hermance, 71 N. Y. 481.
other impediments. In statute. Re Davison, 4 Fed. Rep. i<orj.
. oreated and . In statute. McClellan v. McClellan, 65 Me. s^o.
In statute. Harris v. Doherty, 119 Mass. 142; Wells v. Bain, 75 Pa.
St. 30.
provided by law. In statute. Morris v. Howell, 35 Mo. 467.
in aforesaid. In deed. Beer v. Sauter, 10 C. B. (N. S.) 440.
In will. Woodall v. Woodall, 3 C. B. 350.
in and form. In statute. Acraman v. Heineman, 16 Q. R 998.
in like . In statute. Badger v. Daniel, 79 N. C. 372 ; re Thirty-
fourth street, 81 Pa. St. 27.
in suoh . In statute. State v. Ryan, 2 Mo. (App.) 309.
insuoh as shall by law be prescribed. In constitution. Brown
V. O'Connell, 36 Conn. 432.
MANNER, 2X1 MANUSCRIPT,
MAinrBB — Continued.
in the same . In statute, Phillips v, Comm'rs, 122 Mass. 285;
State V, Perkins, 4 Zab. 409; State v. Eureka Mining Co., 8 Nev. 15.
MAHSION-HOUBE. In indictment. Com. v. Pennock, 3 S. & R. 199 ; State v, Sut*
cliffe, 4 Strobh. 372 ; Daniel v, Coulsting, 7 M . & G. 122.
MAKU. Ibrti. State v, Ray, 10 Ired. (L.) 39.
MAKUAIi. oocupation. Shaw v, Poynter, 2 Ad. & Ell. 323.
ICAJN Ul'ACTOBY. In statute, Furness v, R. Co., L. R., 6 Eq. Cas. 473 ; Queen v,
R. Co., 3 Q. B. 166; Richards v, Swansea Imp. Co., 9 Ch. Div.425*
stardh • In insurance policy, Peoria, etc., Ins. Co. v, Lewis, i&
in. 553.
MAinTFACrrUBE. King v, Wheeler, 2 B. & Aid. 350.
In statute, Walton v. Potter, 3 Man. h G. 437.
of bone. In statute, Schriefer v. Wood, 5 Blatchf. 21 5.
or prooesB incident to the mannfboture of ootton. In statute,
Whymper v, Harvey, 18 C. B. (N. S.) 248.
new . In statute. Crane v. Price, 4 Man. & G. 580.
right to . In grant 0/ patent right. May v, Chaffee, 2 Dill. 385.
stage, prooeas or progress of . In statute. Rex v, Woodhead, i
Moody & R. 549.
JCANXTFACTUBED. In statute, Briggs v, Tillotson. 8 Johns. 304.
articles. In statute, Lawrence v, Allen, 7 How. 793.
copper. In statute, U. S. v. Potts. 5 Cranch, 284.
goods. In statute, Parker v. R. Co., 6 El. h Bl. 102 ; U. S. v.
A Quantity of Tobacco, 5 Ben. 112.
coral cut or . In statute, Bailey v. Schell, 5 Blatchf. 195.
In statute. Re Capital Publishing Co., 18 Bank. Reg. 319;
Seeley v. Gwillem, 40 Conn. 106 ; Webley v, Webley, L. R., 7 Q. B.
61 ; Meriden Britannia Co. v, Parker, 39 Conn. 451 ; re Kenyon, i
Utah Ten 47 ; re Chandler, i Low. 478 ; Com. v, Bradley, 3 Gray,
456.
— of friction matches. In statute, U. S. v, Wedon, 3 Fed. Rep.
623.
of bone. In statute, Schrieffer v. Wood, 5 Blatchf. 215.
of iron. In statute, U. S. v, Sarchet, Gilp. 27$.
of metals. In statute, Meyer v, Arthur, i Otto, 570 ; Murphy v.
Anson, 6 Otto, 131.
of wooL In statute, U. S. v, Clarke, 5 Mason, 51.
MAjn u jr Al7r u KING. company. In statute, Dudley v, Jamaica Pond Aqueduct
Co., 100 Mass. 183.
corporations. In statute. Byers v, Franklin Coal Co., 106
Mass. 135.
process. In statute. Palmer's Ship Co. v, Clayton, L. R., 4 Q.
B. 209 ; Kent v, Astley, L. R., 5 Q. B. 19 ; 10 B. & S. 802.
any fbrge or ftimace Ibr the of iron. In deed, Rogers v.
Danforth, 9 N. J. (Eq.) 289.
iron company. In statute. People v, Holdridge, 4 Laos. 511.
Proctor V. Gilson, 49 N. H. 65.
for land. In statute, Reg. v, Freke, S Ell. &. Bl . 947.
In statute. Parton v. Prang, 3 Cliff. $37*
MARE.
212
MARRIAGE.
MABE.
MABanr.
MABGINS.
MATilDiJs.
ICABINEB.
MABINSB8.
MABrmCE.
KABXEF.
MABBIAGB,
In indictment, Rez v. Chalkey, i Russ. & Ry. 259 ; Rex v, Welland, i
Russ. k Ry. 494.
In contract, Markham v, Jaudon, 49 Barb. 462.
In statute. Ind. Cent. Canal Co. v. State, 53 Ind. 575.
risk. Seybold v. U. S., 15 Wall. 202; Moigan v, U. S., 14 Wall.
531 ; Goodman v. U. S., 17 Wall. 515.
extraordinary risk. In charter-party, Leary v, U. S., 14 Wall.
607.
Brush V, Bogardus, 8 Johns. 1 57.
In statute, Hubbard v, Hubbard, 8 N. Y. 196; Gwin's Will, i Tuck.
44; ex parte Thompson, 4 Bradf. 154; Wilson v, Zuleuta, 14 Q. B.
405 ; Slocum v. Smith, 2 Cranch C. C. 149.
— or Beaman being at sea. In statute. Ex parte Thompson, 4
Bradf. 154; Goods of Lay, 2 Curteis, 339; Warren v, Harding, 2 R.
I. 133; Hubbard v. Hubbard, 8 N. Y. 199 ; re McMurdo, L. R., i P.
& D. 541.
and eeamen of the United Stfktes. In statute, Matthews v.
Offley, 3 Sumn. 113.
oontraot. Grant v, Poillon, 20 How. 162 ; People's Ferry Co. v.
Beers, 20 How. 393 ; The Moses Taylor, 4 Wall. 411; Roach v. Chap-
man, 22 How. 129; Ward v, Thompson, 22 How. 330; Morewood v.
Larue, 23 How. 435 ; Insurance Co. v, Dunham, 1 1 Wall, i ; Andrews
V. Wall, 3 How. 568; Thorsen v. The J. R Martin, 26 Wis. 496;
Edwards v, Elliott, 21 Wall. 532 ; The Walsh, 5 Ben. 72.
— prifle. Messrs. Alexander's cotton, 2 Wall. 404.
Moorman v, Hoge, 2 Sawyer, 86.
and lay out the bounds. In statute, Allen v. Smith, 12 N. J. (L.)
159.
the boundary line. In statute. Keller v. Young, 78 Pa. St 166
Hilliard Flume Co. v. Woods, i Wyom. Terr. 397.
OTert. Lee v, Bayes, 18 C. B. 599 ; Wilkinson v. King, 2 Camp.
335; Anonymous, 12 Mod. 521; L'Evesque de Worcester's case.
Moore, 360; Taylor ?/. Chambers, Cro. Jac. 68; Clinton v. Chancel-
lor, Moore, 624 ; Lyons v, De Pass, 1 1 Ad. &. El. 326 ; Hill v. Smith,
4 Taunt. 520; Crane v, London Dock Co., 5 Best & S. 313 ; S. C, 33
L. J. Q. B. 224.
gardener. In statute. Ex parte Hammond, i De Gex's R C. 93.
plaoe. In stcUuie, Attorney-General v. Mayor, L. R., 6 H. L,
303 ; Smith v. City of Newbern, 70 N. C. 14 ; Mayor of Savannah v.
Wilson, 49 Ga. 476.
prioe. In statute. Goodwin v, U. S., 2 Wash. C. C. 493.
value. Atchison, etc., R. Co. v. Stanford, 12 Kans. 354; Mur-
ray V, Stanton 99 Mass. 345.
In statute, Harding v. Whitney, 4 Cliff. C. C. 96.
ooming to . In statute. Boteler v. Corporation, 2 Cranch C. C.
676.
Hyde v. Hyde, L. R., i P. & D. 133 ; re Beverson, 47 Cal. 621 ; Port v.
Port. 70 III. 484; Newbury V. Brunswick, 2 Vt. 151 (19 Am. Dec.
703); Roche V. Washington, 19 Ind. 53 ; Inhabitants of Milford v. In-
habitants of Worcester, 7 Mass. 48 ; Dickerson v. Brown, 49 Miss.
357 ; Rose v, Clark, 8 Paige, 574; Cheney v, Arnold, 15 N. Y. 345 ;
MARRIAGE.
213
MATERIALS.
KABBIAGE—
MABBIED.
MABTIAIa.
MASTER.
Continued.
Starr v. Peck, i Hill, 270; Brook v. Brook, 9 H. L. Cas. 193 ; Cau-
jolle V, Ferrie, 26 Barb. 177 ; 23 N. Y. 90 ; 4 Bradf. 28 ; Jackson v,
Winne, 7 Wend. 47 ; Cla3rton v, Wardell, 4 N. Y. 230 ; Fornshill v.
Murray, i Bland, 479 ; Graham v, Bennett, 2 Cal. 503 ; Townshend
V. Griffin, 4 Harr. (Del.)44o; Cabell v. Cabell, 1 Mete. (Ky.) 319;
Starr v, Hamilton, i Deady, 268; Jenkins v, Jenkins, 2 Dana, 102 ;
Duntze v. Levett, Ferg. 68 ; Ditson v. Ditson, 4 R. I. 87.
oontraot. In statute. Johnson v. Johnson, 23 Mo. 561 ; Develin
t/. Rigsbee, 4 Ind. 464.
actual . State v. Winckley, 14 N. H. 480.
a^^ement made in consideration of— ^-. In statute, Harrison
V. Cage, I Ld. Raym. 386; Cork v. Baker, Strange, 34; Jordan v.
Money, 5 H. L. Cas. 207 ; Philpot v, Wolcot, Skinner, 24 ; Brenner
V, 3renner, 48 Ind. 462 ; Short v, Stotts, 58 Ind. 29 ; Rainbolt v.
East, 56 Ind. 538 ; Clark v, Pendleton, 20 Conn. 495 ; Riley v. Riley,
25 Conn. 154; Dunn v. Tharp, 4 Ired. (Eq.) 7 ; Wilbur v, Johnson,
58 Mo. 600; Child V, Pearl, 43 Vt. 224; Henry v, Henry, 27 Ohio
St. 121 ; re Willoughby, 1 1 Paige Ch. 257 ; Brown v. Conger, 8 Hun,
625 ; Dygert v, Remerschnider, 32 N. Y. 629 ; Withers v. Richard-
son, 5 T. B. Mon, 94 (17 Am. Dec. 44.)
flwt of . Steadman v, Powell, i Add. Ecc. 58; State v. Winkley,
14 N. H. 480.
in right of the . In statute. Cason v. Cason, 28 Mo. 47.
man. Vandolf v. Otis, i Oregon, 1 53.
shall be . In statute, Kelly v. Owen, 7 Wall. 496.
without ever having been • In deed, Emmons v, Bradford, 1 3
Ch. Div. 495.
without having been . In will. Re Ball, 1 1 Ch. Div. 270.
shall another person. In statute. Queen v. Allen, L. R., i C.
• C. R. 371.
law. Luther v, Borden, 7 How. i ; Johnson v, Jones, 44 111.
142; Griffin v, Wilcox, 21 Ind. 370; re Egan, 5 Blatchf. 319.
In statute. Weed v. State, 55 Ala. 14.
orderk. In statute. Lancaster v, Woodboat Hardin, 28 Mo.
351.
or mariners. In contract, Spinette v. Atlas Steam Co., 14 Hun,
100.
or other person entitled to the service of any slave. In
statute, Scott v. State, 31 Miss. 475.
Edmonson v, Phillips, 73 Mo. 62 ; Pendleton v, Franklin, 7 N. T. 508 ;
Adams v. Way, 32 Conn. 161 ; U. S. v, Tenbrook, Pet C. C. 180;
State V, Brown, 79 N. C. 642.
allegation. In plea. Miller v, Brumbaugh, 7 Kas. 343 ; Wooden
V. Waffle, 6 How. Pr. 146.
defendant. Waddell v, Lanier, 54 Ala. 440.
fbots. Digby v, American Central Ins. Co., 3 Mo. (App.) 603.
issue. Wooden v, Wafflle, 6 How. Pr. 145; Newman v. Otto, 4
Sandf. 668.
nsed. In statute. Young v. The Orphans, 119 Mass. 179-
MATERIALS. In contract. Camac v. Warriner, i C. B. 364-
MATERIALS.
214
MAY.
MATERIALS — Continued.
In mortgage. Farmers' Loan, etc., Co. v. Com. Bk., 15 Wis. 424;
Farmers', etc.. Trust Co. v. Commercial Bk., 11 Wis. 211.
In statute. Hazard Powder Co. v, Byrnes, 12 Abb. Pr. 469; Qnimby
V. Sloan, 2 E. D. Smith, 594; Dixon v. La Farge, i E. D. Smith, 322 ;
Cutts V, Ward. 8 B. & S. 287 ; U. S. v. Ten Brock, 2 Wheat 248 ;
Pet. C. C. 180.
for a lottery. In statute. Com. v, Dana, 2 Mete. 329.
for building. In city ordinance. Hundhausen z/. Bond, 36 W^is. 29.
person performing labor or ftumiflhing of any kincL In
KATTEB.
statute. McCormack v. Water Co., 40 Cal. 186.
*
— arifldng upon the trial. In statute. U. S. v. Green. 6 Peters, 28.
— in avoidanoe. In statute. Cooper v. Tappan, 9 Wis. 368.
— in demand. In statute. Blakeslee v. Murphy, 44 Conn. 188;
Huntt'. Rockwell, 41 Conn. 51 ; Sullivan v. Vail, 42 Conn. 90.
— in dispute. In statute. Dumphy t/. Jaudon, 13 Cal. 30; U. S.
KATTEB8.
V, Mose, 3 Cranch, 159; Lee v. Watson, i Wall. 337; Wilson zf.
Daniel, 3 Dall. 404 ; Mason v. Oglesby, 2 La. Ann. 793 ; Frellsen v.
Cofley, 2 La. Ann. 91 1 ; Owen v. Boyd, 7 La. Ann. 109 ; Cornell v,
Geddes, 10 La. Ann. 170 ; Klein v. Wild, 12 La. Ann. 87.
— of form. In statute. U. S. v. Noelke, 17 Blatchf. 558.
— of law. In constitution. Lovinier v, Pearce, 70 N. C. 167.
— and proceedings in bankruptcy. In statute. Kidder v. Hor-
robin, 72 N. Y. 159.
— in controversy. Bremer v. Baircl, 60 Ala. 153.
— in difference. Webster v. Lee, 5 Mass. 336.
— of mere account In statute. Birmingham Gkis Co. v. Ratcli^
L. R., 6 Ex. 224.
— of subsistence for man. Sledd v. Com., 19 Gratt. 813.
JIOLTUBBD.
J^OLTUBTTY.
MAzncnM.
In statute. Hays v. Boyer, 59 Ind. 341.
Lowry v. Mountjoy, 6 Call, 55.
at . Leigh v. Knickerbocker Ins. Co., 26 La. Ann. 436.
In charter. U. S. v. Union Pacific R. Co., i Otto, 72.
In will. Condict v. King, 13 N. J. (Eq.) 375; Carpenter v. Bouldin*
48 Md. 122.
width. In statute. Reg. v. Rigby, 14 Q. B. 697.
Cooke V. Spears, 2 Cal. 412 ; Hill v. Duncan, no Mass. 328; Quinn zr.
Wallace, 6 Whart. 452 ; Ball v. Fogg, 67 Mo. 481 ; re Ballantine, 45
Cal. 696 ; Leavenworth & Des Moines R. R. v. Platte Co., 42 Mo. 71 ;
State V. Holt Co., 39 Mo. 521.
In statute. Schaeffer v. Lohman, 34 Mo. 68 ; Crake v. Powell, 2 EL &
Bl. 210.
{Mandatory). Supervisors v. U. S., 4 Wall. 425 ; Malcolm v. Rogers, 5 Cow. 188 (15
Am; Dec. 464) ; Spaulding v. Lees, 4 Mo. (App.) 351.
in deed. Long Island R. Co. v. Conklin, 29 N. Y. 572.
In statute. Phelps v. Hawley, 52 N. Y. 23 ; Pacific R. Co. v. Reynolds.
8 Kas. 623 ; State v. Newark, 4 Dutch. 491 ; Beach v. Woodhull.
Pet. C. C. 2; Reid v. Bainbridge, i South. 351 ; Carhart v. Miller.
2 South. 573; Mitchell v. Pike, 17 Hun, 142; Hagadon v. Roux, 72
N. Y. 583; State ?/. Gould, 11 Mete. 224; Com. v. Smith, in Mass.
JI£A Y. 215 MEADO WS,
{Mandaiory) — Continued.
407; Lyon V, Rice, 41 Conn. 245; Gillinwater v, R. Co., 13 111. 3;
Kane v. Footh, 70 III. 587 ; Minor v. Mechanics' Bk., i Pet. 46 ;
Supervisors v. U. S., 4 Wall. 435 ; re Ballentine, 45 Cal. 696 ; Thomp-
son V, Carroll, 22 How. 422 ; Kelly v. Morse, 3 Neb. 222 ; Steines
V. Franklin Co., 48 Mo. 167; State v. Saline Co., 48 Mo. 390; Low
V, Dunham, 61 Me. 566; Nave z/. Nave, 7 Ind. 122; Phelps t/. Haw-
ley, 3 Lans. 160; Blake v, Portsmouth, etc.. R. Co., 39 N. H. 435;
Bausemer v. Mace, 18 Ind. 27 ; People z/. Supervisors, 51 N. Y. 401 ;
People V, Com., 4 Neb. 150; Com. v. Haynes, 107 Mass. 194; St.
Louis, etc., R. Co. v. Teters, 6^ 111. 144; Walley's Estate, 11 Nev.
260; People V, Brooks, i Denio, 457; Appleton v. Warner. 51 Barb.
270; State V, Board of Canvassers, 36 Wis. 498 ; Adrtancet/. Super-
visors, 12 How. Pr. 224; Darby v, Condit, i Duer, 599; Fowler v.
Perkins, 77 111. 271 ; Steple v. Borough of Elizabeth, 27 N. J. (L.)
407 ; Buffalo, etc., Plankroad Co. v. Com., 10 How. Pr. 237 ; New-
burgh, etc., Tp. Co. V. Miller, 5 Johns. Ch. loi ; Cutler 7/. Howard,
9 Wis. 309 ; ex parte Banks, 28 Ala. 28 ; ex parte Simonten, 9 Port.
390 ; Supervisors v. U. S, 4 Wall. 435 ; Galena v. Amy, 5 Wall. 705 ;
Randolph Co. v. Ralls, 18 111. 29; Ritchie v. Franklin Co., 22 Wall.
77 ; Phillips T/. Fadden, 125 Mass. 200; State t/. Laughlin, 73 Mo. 443 ;
Chetwood v. State Bk., 2 Halst. 32 ; Whittington, ex parte, 34 Ark.
394; Coopers v. Mayor, 55 Cal. 599; Bell v. Crane, L. R., 8 Q. B.
481 ; Cutler V. Howard, 9 Wis. 310; Rice r. Cutler, 17 Wis. 357.
iPermissive), In statute, Cooke v. State Nat. Bk. of Boston, 52 N. Y. 96 ; De
Bewoort v. Welsh, 7 B. & C. 278 ; Com. v, Haynes, 107 Mass. 196 ;
State V, Holt County Court, 39 Mo. 521 ; Minor t/. Mechanics' Bk.,
I Pet. 46 ; Fowler v, Perkins, 77 111. 271 ; State v, Sweetser, 53 Me.
438 ; Devine's Case, 1 1 Abb. Pr. 90 ; Medberry t/. Swan, 46 N. Y.
200 ; Williams v. People, 24 N. Y. 405.
be. In statute. Lewis v, Bourbon Co., 12 Kas. 206; County of
Callaway v, Foster, 3 Otto. 573.
be designated. In statute, Durfee v, Plaisted, 38 Cal. 80.
be instituted. In statute. South Carolina v, Gaillard, 1 1 Otto,
433.
have. In will, Wilkinson v, Adam, i Ves. & B. 422 ; Heeney
V, Brooklyn Ben. Soc, 33 Barb. 360.
in anywise. Gregory v. Kanouse, 11 N. J. (L.) 62.
pay. In contract. Fame Ins. Co. Appeal, 83 Pa. St. 306.
receive. In contract, Greene v, Robinson, 41 Conn. 470.
saw. In contract, Wemple v, Stewart, 22 Barb. 1 54.
all claims and demands that arise. In contract, Moran
V, Prather, 23 Wall. 492.
Godfrey v. People, 5 Hun, 369 ; Chick v. State, 7 Humph. 161 ; Adams
V. Barrett, 5 Ga. 404 ; Com. v, Newell, 7 Mass. 244 ; State v, Dan-
forth, 3 Conn. 112 ; Eskridge v. State, 25 Ala. 30 ; Scott v. Com., 6 S.
k. R. 224 ; Riflemaker v. State, 25 Ohio St. 395 ; Com. v Hawkins,
II Bush, 603 ; State v. Vowels, 4 Oreg. 324 ; State v. Brown, 60 Mo.
141 ; Foster v. People, 50 N. Y. 598 ; Godfrey v. People. 63 N. Y.
207; Tully V, People, 67 N. Y. 15 ; State v, Briley, 8 Port. 472.
of the dty. In will, Dunbar v, Soule. 129 Mass. 285.
sworn befbre . In jurat. Queen v, Silkstone, 2 Q. B. 520.
Church V, Meeker, 34 Conn. 421.
MEANS.
2l6
MEMBER.
In lease, Spencer v, Marriott, i B. & C. 459.
of tatiaflujtioii. Kingston v. Curry, 62 Ala. 408.
of support. In statute, Volans v. Owen, 74 N. Y. 526 ; Meidel
V. Anthis, 71 III. 241 ; Wightman v, Devere, 33 Wis. 570; Schneider
V, Hosier, 21 Ohio St. 99; Mulford v. Clewell, 21 Ohio St 191 ; Wool-
heather V, Risley, 38 Iowa, 189; Hackett v. Smelsey, ^^ 111. 109;
Hayes v, Phelan, 4 Hun, 738.
by of. In statute, U. S. v. Caigo of Sugar, 3 Sawyer, 48.
by of a fldfle pretense. In statute. Com. v. Walker, 108 Mass.
MECHANIC.
MEDICINE.
MEDICINES.
MEET.
ETINQ.
IlEMBEa.
312.
by any other
by whose —
In statute, McDade v. People, 29 Mich. 50.
In statute. Fitch burg v, Cheshire Co., 1 10 Mass. 210.
to take proper . In bond. Hoard v. Garner, 10 N. Y. 261.
other . In constitution, Crosby v, Lyon, 37 Cal. 242.
In statute. Queen v, Aulton, 3 El. & El. 568.
take for the formation of a oompany. In contract, Cooke v.
Barr, 39 Conn. 304.
In indictment. State v, Morey, 2 Wis. 494; State v, Patrick, 79 N. C.
656.
In statute, Duncan v, Bateman, 23 Ark. 327 ; Whitcomb v, Reid. 31
Wis. 567 ; Gulledge v, Preddy, 32 Ark. 433 ; Berks Co. v, Bertolet,
13 Pa. St 525,
or other person* In statute, Raeder v. Bensbexg, 6 Mo. (App.)
446.
skill. Perfection Window Cleaner Co. t/. Bosley, 2 Fed. Rep. 576;
Hotchkiss V. Greenwood, 1 1 How. 248 ; Stimpson v, WiX>dman, 10
Wall. 117 ; Ransom v. New York, i Fish, 252; Larrabee v. Cortlan,
Taney, 180; Haselden «/. Ogden, 3 Fish, 378; Phillips v. Page. 24
How. 164; Dunbar ?/. Myers, 94 U. S. 187,
In will, Bridgman v. Dove, 3 Atk. Ch. 202.
In statute. Berry v, Henderson, L. R., 5 Q. B 296.
Mills V, Perkins, 120 Mass. 41.
attendance. In statute. State v, Winneshiek Co., 52 Iowa, 579.
-. ftumlty. In statute. Regents v, Williams, 9 Gill & J. 365 (31
Am. Dec. 72).
or meohanioal treatment for disease. In insurance paUcy,
Bayliss v. Travelers' Ins. Co., 14 Blatchf. 143.
services. In statute. Bibber v. Simpson, 59 Me. 181.
preparations or compositions. In statute, Dallet v. Smythe,
6 Blatchf. 421.
In statute, Loveioy v, Dolan, 10 Cush. 499.
or assemble. In statute. Marshall v. Fox, L. R., 6 Q. R 370.
In indictment. Com. v, Desmond, 122 Mass. 12.
end on. In statute. The Nichols, 7 Wall. 656.
for raising money for building or repairing a sdhooL-house .
In statute, Davis v. School Dist., 43 N. H. 381
of the legislature. In statute, McAfee v. Russell, 29 Miss. 84.
In statute, Norris v. Cooper, 3 H. L. Cas. 161 ; Sinden v. Banks. 3 El.
& Bl. 631.
i:H,i:i:H:*:
MEMBER. 217 MEMORANDUM.
TUTRMBtni — Continued.
of the flonily. In statuU, Chicago, etc., R. Co. v. Chisholm, 79
111. 584.
indiTidTial . In statute. Linden v. Banks, 3 El. & Bl. 631.
In statute. People v. Ins. Co., 78 N. Y. 114.
ofthehouaeholdor ftmily. In statute. May z^. Smith, 48 Ala.
487.
all the In statute. Curtis v, Harlow, 12 Mete. 3.
In statute. Craft's Appeal, 42 Conn. 153; Bissell v. Beckwith, 32
Conn. 509.
MEMOBANDUM. In will, Dickinson z/. Stidolph, 1 1 C. B. 356.
oheck. In statute, U. S. v. Isham, 17 Wall. 496; Tumbull z/.
Osborne, 12 Abb. Pr. (N. S.) 200.
letter or other writing. In statute. Rein v. I^ane, 8 B. & S. 83.
note or in writing. In statute. Sanderson v. Jackson, 2 Bos. &
P. 238; Schneider v. Norris, 8 Mau. & S. 286; Pitts z/. Beckett. 13
M. & W. 743 ; Reuss v. Picksley, L. R., i Ex, 342 ; Stewart z/.
Eddowes, L. R, 9 C. P. 31 1 ; Sanborn v. Flagler, 9 Allen (Mass.), 474 ;
Himrod Furnace Co. v. Cleveland, etc., R. Co., 30 Ohio St. 451 ;
Argus Co. V. Mayor, etc., of Albany, 55 N. Y. 495 ; Griffin v. Rem-
bert, 2 S. C. 410; Bird v. Blasse, 2 Ventris, 361 ; Brettel v. Williams,
4 Exch. 623; Waul V. Kirkman, 27 Miss. 823 ; Lanz v. McLaughlin)
14 Minn. 72; Lowber v. Connit, 36 Wis. 176; Thayer v. Luce, 22
Ohio St. 62 ; Justice v. Lang, 42 N. Y. 493 ; Western Un. Tel. Co, v.
Chicago, etc., R. Co., 86 111. 246; Barickman v. Kuykendall, 6
Blackf. (Ind.) 21; Ellis z^. Deadman, 4 Bibb (Ky.), 466 ; Evans z/.
Prothero, i De G., M. &G. 572; Williams v. Morris, 95 U. S. 444;
Batturs v. Sellers, 5 Harr. & J. (Md.) 117 ; Saunderson v. Jackson, 2
• Bos. & P. 238; Hawkins z/. Chace, 19 Pick. (Mass.) 552; Berry v.
Coombe, i Pet. (U. S.) 640; Bourland v. County of Peoria, 16 111.
538 ; Hanson v. Barnes, 3 Gill & J. (Md.) 359 ; Barney v. Patterson,
6 Harr. & J. (Md.) 182; Elfe v. Gadsden, 2 Rich. (S. C.) Law, 373;
Nichol V. Ridley, 5 Yerg. (Tenn.) 63 ; Tufts v. Plymouth Gold Min.
Co., 14 Allen (Mass.), 407; Johnson z'. Trinity Ch. Soc., 11 Allen
(Mass.), 123 Chase v. City of Lowell, 7 Gray (Mass.), 33 ; Rhoades v.
Castner, 12 Allen (Mass.), 130; Grimes v. Hamilton County, 37
Iowa, 290 ; Jackson v. Lowe, i Bing. 9 ; Dobeel v. Hutchinson, 3 Ad.
& E. 371 ; Laythrop v. Bryant, 2 Bing. N. R. 735 ; Scarlett v. Stein,
40 Md. 512 ; Sawney v. Crowther, 3 Bro. C. C. 318 ; De Beil v. Thomp-
son, 3 Beav. 469 ; Coles v. Trecothick, 9 Ves. 234 ; Peirce v. Corf, L.
R-» 9 Q- B- 210; Washington Ice Co. v. Webster, 62 Me. 341 ; Mayer
V. Adrian, 77 N. C. 83 ; Williams v. Morris, 95 U. S. 444; Williams v.
Jordan, 6 Ch. Div. 517; Buxton v. Rust, L. R., 7 Exch. 279; Rush-
ton V. Whatmore, 8 Ch. Div. 467 ; Wood v. Midgley, 5 De G.. M. &
G. 41 ; Ridgway v. Wharton, 6 H. L. C. 238 ; Briggs v. Munchon, 56
Mo. 467 ; Wilkinson v. Evans, L. R., i C. P. 407 ; Lemed v. Wanne-
macher, 9 Allen (Mass.), 412; Allen v. Bennet, 3 Taunt. 169; Ide «/.
Stanton, 15 Vt. 685; Thayer v. Luce, 22 Ohio St. 62; Peobody v.
Speyers, 56 N Y. 230; Work z/. Cowick, 81 111. 317; Beckwith z/.
Talbot, 95 U. S. 289; Boydell v. Dnimmond, 11 East, 142; Johnson
V. Dodgson, 2 Mees. & W. 623 ; Kennett v, Milbank, i Moo. & L.
102; Lechmere v. Fletcher, i Cromp. & M. 623; Jacob v. Kirk, 2
Moo. & R. 224; Salmon Falls Man. Co. v. Goddard, 14 How. 446;
28
MEMORANDUM. 2X8 MERCHANT
HSMOBAJIDUM — Continued.
Grafton v. Cummings, 7 Reporter, 545 ; Gill v, Bicknell, 2 Cush.
(Mass.) 355 ; First Bap. Ch. of Ithaca v. Bi^elow, 16 Wend. (N. Y.)
28 ; Howes v, Forster, i Moo. & R. 368 ; Rucker v, Camroeyer, i Esp,
105; Hicks V, Hankin, 4 Esp. 114; Chapman v. Partridge, 5 Esp.
256; Dickerson z/. Lileval, i Stark. 128; Soames v, Spencer, i
Dowl. & R 32 ; Short v, Sparkman, 2 Barn, k. Ad. 962 ; Grant v.
Fletcher, 5 Barn. & C. 436 ; Goom v, Aflalo, 6 Bam. & C. 117 ; True-
man V. Loder, 11 Ad. & E. 589; Lievewright v, Archibald, 17 Q. B.
103 ; Leary v. Physic, 5 Bam. & C. 234 ; Merritt v, Clason, 12 Johns.
(N. Y.) 102; Clason v. Bailey, 14 Johns. (N. Y.) 484; Schneiders.
Norris, 2 Maule & S. 286 ; Pitts v, Becket, 13 Mees & W.743; Vielie
V. Osgood, 8 Barb. (N. Y.) 130; McDowel v. Chambers, i Strobh. (S,
C.) Eq. 347; Draper t/, Pattina, 2 Speers (S. C), 292; Hazard v. Day,
14 Allen (Mass.), 487 ; Palmer v. Marquette & Pac. Rolling Mill Co.
32 Mich. 274; Godwin v. Francis, L. R., 5 C. P. 295: Williams v.
Bacon, 3 Gray (Mass.), 387 ; Hewes v. Taylor, 70 Pa. St 387 ; Pricker
V. Thomlinson, i Man. & G. 772; Thornton v. Kempster, 3 Taunt.
786; Gibson V. Holland, L. R., i C. P. i ; Nelson v, Dubois, 13
Johns. (N. Y.) 175 ; Hudson v. King, 2 Tenn. 560; Bill v, Baraent, 9
Mees. & W. 36 ; Bailey v. Sweeting, 9 C. B. (N. S.) 843 ; Rose v.
Cunynghame, 11 Ves. 550; Ivory v. Murphy, 36 Mo. 534; Barclay
V. Bates, 2 Mo. (App.) 139; Battars v. Sellers, 5 H. & J. 117 (9 Am.
Dec. 492) ; Sherburne v, Shaw, i N. H. 1 57 (8 Am. Dec. 47) ; Nelson
T/. Sanborne, 2 N. H. 413 (9 Am. Dec. 108); Scarrettz/. St John's
Church, 7 Mo. (App.) 174.
of the oountry. Rex z/. Johnson, 5 N. H. 520 (22 Am. Dec. 472)
MENIAIte Bervant. Nicoll v. Graves, 17 C. B. (N. S.) 29 ; Nowlen v. Abbott
2 Cromp. M. & R. 54; Todd v, Kerrich, 8 Ex. 151 ; Johnson v, Blen-
kensopp, 5 Jur. 870.
In indictment, Pickett v. State, 60 Ala. ^^,
In insurance policy, Duplantz v. Com. Ins. Co., Anth. 114; Home
Ins. Co. V. Baltimore Warehouse Co., 3 Otto, 527.
In plea, Weston v, McDowell, 20 Mich. 353.
In statute. Gay's Gold. 13 Wall. 358 ; The Maine City, 6 Fed. Rep.
413 ; U. S. V, One Sorrel Horse, 22 Vt 655 ; Pray v, Mitchell, 60
Me. 430 ; Fine v, Hornsby, 2 Mo. (App.) 61 ; Citizens' Bk. v. Nan-
tucket Steamboat Co., 2 Story, 17.
In treaty, U. S.v. Amistead, 15 Pet 518.
in trust or on commission. In insurance policy, Ins. Co. v
Moffatt L. R., 7 C. P. 25.
suoh as is usually kept in country stores. In insurance pol-
icy, Franklin, etc., Ins. Co. v, Updegraff, 42 Pa. St. 350.
grain and other . In statute, Kent v, Liverpool, etc., Ins. Co.
26 Ind. 294.
other legal . In statute, Cockburn v, Alexander, 6 C. B. 791.
trade of . In statute. Spring v. Gay, 6 Peters, 151.
transportation of . In statute. Citizens' Bk. v. Nantucket
Steamboat Co., 2 Story, 16.
MEBCHANDISBS. In statute. Fisher v, Lee, 12 Ad. <S: Ell. 623.
Hammond v, Jethro, 2 Brownl. & C. 99, note; Mayor of London v,
Welks, 2 Salk. 445.
MERCHANT,
2x9
MEXICANS.
— Continued.
In band, Josselyn t/. Parson, L. R., 7 Ex. 127.
In statute. State v. Wells, 28 Mo. 565 ; State v. Martin, 5 Mo. 562 ;
State V, West. 34 Mo. 424 ; Sute v, Whittaker, 33 Mo. 457 : re
Merrett, 7 Fed. Rep. 853 ; Anderson v. Com., 9 Bush, 569 ; Thom-
son V. Hopper, i W. & S. 467 ; Campbell v. Finck, 2 Duv. 107 ;
Com. V. McGeorge, 9 B. Monr. 3 ; Cole v. Com., 8 Dana, 31.
appraiser. Belcher v, Linn, 24 How. 508.
exporter. In license. Camel o v. Britten, 4 B. & Aid. 184.
or trader. In statute. Re Duff, 4 Fed. Rep. 519.
or tradesman. In statute. Re Woodward, 8 Ben. 563.
In contract. Wood v, U. S., 1 1 Ct. of CI. 680 ; Hamilton v, Gan-
yard, 34 Barb. 204 ; Crane v, Roberts, 5 Me. 419.
quality. In contract, Sprague v, Blake, 20 Wend. 61.
fWr sassafras wood. In contract, Tye v, Fynmore, 3 Camp. 462.
MEEtGEDLETTS.
MEBELY.
MEBTTS.
\mj^x^:^
aoooxmts. In statute. Spring v. Gray, 6 Peters, 151; Fox v, Fisk,
7 Miss. 328 ; Ramchander v, Hammond, 2 Johns. 200 ; Mandeville
V, Wilson, 5 Cranch, 15 : Murray v. Coster, 20 Johns. 576; Coster
V, Murray, 5 Johns. Ch. 522; Atwaterv. Fowler, i Edw. Ch. 417;
Hussey v, Burgwyn, 6 Jones (L.), 385 ; Chew v. Baker, 4 Cranch
C. C. 696.
Foshay v. Town of Glen Haven, 25 Wis. 291.
by reason of having made an entry. In statute, Randall v,
Stevens, 2 El. & Bl. 641.
Palmer v, Burnside, i Woods, 182.
In statute, Cobb v, Harrison, 20 Wis. 628 ; Bowman v, De Peyster, 2
Daly, 203 ; Tracy v. Steam Faucet Co., i E. D. Smith, 349 ; St. John
V. West, 4 How. Pr. 329 ; Megrath v. Van Wyck, 3 Sandf. 750.
of the action. In statute, Franke v, Nunnenmacher, 23 Wis. 299.
defense on the . In agreement. Hart v. Withers, i Pen. &
Watts, 285 (21 Am. Dec. 382).
material to the of the case. In statute, Harvey v, Johnston,
6 C. B. 305.
not on the . In order, Reg. v, St. Anne's, 9 Q. B, 882.
In statute, Thomas v. Evens, i El., B. & El. 171.
process. In statute, Mainwaring v, Milner, 9 B. & S. 1007.
profits. In statute, Thompson v, Borner, 60 Barb. 463 ; Pac-
quette v, Pickness, 19 Wis. 223 ; Leiand v, Tousey, 6 Hill, 328.
pork. In receipt. Hale v, Milwaukee Dock Co., 29 Wis. 488.
MEXICAJTS.
Fenn v, Grafton, 2 Bing. N. C. 617.
In statute. Water-works Co. v. Mile End, 17 Q. B. 520.
mansion-house and of her deceased husband. In statute.
Grimes v, Wilson, 4 Blackf. 331.
In deed, Bennett v. Herring, 3 C. B. (N. S.) 374.
or plantation. In statute, Orrick v, Robbins, 34 Mo. 226.
In statute, Meyer v, Arthur, 91 U. S. 570.
mannfbotures of . In statute, Meyer v, Arthur, 91 U. S. 570 :
May V, Simmons, 4 Fed. Rep. 502.
In treaty, Tobin v, Walkinshaw, i McAllister, 195.
J
MICHAELMAS.
MINISTER.
mUTABY.
laCHAJiIJIAS. Indeed, Finley t/. Wood, i Esp. 178; Doe v, Benson, 4 R& Aid
588 ; Doe V, Lea, 11 East. 312.
MILE. dlgtanoe of half a . In deed. Leigh v. Hand. 9 R & C. 774.
dwells more than twenty firom the defendant. In statute^
Lake v. Butler, 5 El. & Bl. 96 ; Stokes v, Russell, 14 C. R (fj^.
law. Johnson v, Jones, 44 111. 142.
or naval aervioe. In insurance policy. Welts v. Conn. Mut.
Life Ins. Co., 48 N. Y. 36.
or naorped power* In insurance policy. Boon v. iEtna Ins.
Co., 40 Conn. 574.
in the eervioe of the United States. In statute. Stuart t/. U.
S., 18 Wall. 84.
soldiers in actual —
18 Iowa, 513.
servloe. In statute, Abrahams v, Bartlett,
MILIi.
MILUS.
MINE.
MINEBAL.
MINEBAI.S.
MINES.
MINISTEB.
In deed, Farrar v, Stackpole, 6 Greenl. 154 (19 Am. Dec. 201).
In statute. State v. Livermore, 44 N. H. 386.
In will, Whitney v. Olney, 3 Mason, 280.
dam. Armond v. Green Bay, etc. Canal Co., 35 Wis. 41.
iron. In contract, Carondelet Iron Works v. Moore, 78 III. 65
privilege. In deed, Moore v. Fletcher, 16 Me. 63.
property. In deed. Van Horn v, Richardson, 24 Wis. 248.
site. In deed. Stackpole v, Curtis, 32 Me. 383.
site lawfully in use. In statute, Elting Woolen Co. v. Wil-
liams, 36 Conn. 310.
steam saw . In insurance policy, Bigler v. New York, etc,
Ins. Co., 20 Barb. 635.
In deed. Auburn Congregational Soc. v. Walker, 124 Mass. 71.
In statute, Sprague v. Town of Lisbon, 30 Conn. 18.
or TnannftictorieB of any kind. In insurance policy, Franklin
Fire Ins. Co. v. Brock, 57 Pa. St. 74.
Westmoreland's Coal Co. 's Appeal, 85 Pa. St. 344.
produce of a . In statute, Bowes v, Ld. Ravensworth, 1 5 C.
B. 522.
In statute, Henry v, Lowe, 73 Mo. 99.
land. In statute. Stroud v. Missouri, etc., R. Co., 4 Dill. 396.
produote. In statute, Thompson v. Noble, 3 Pittsb. 201.
all or magnesia of any kind. In will, Gibson v, Tyscn. 5
Watts, 34.
In deed. Bell v, Wilson, L. R., i Ch. App. 303.
mines and . In deed, Hartwell v, Camman, 10 N. J. (Eq.) 128.
mines and within and under the land. In statute. Mid-
land R Co. V, Checkley. L. R., 4 Eq. Cas. 19.
and mining claims. In statute. Gold Hill v, Caledonia Mining
Co., 5 Sawyer, 575 ; Mount Diablo Mill Co. v, Callison, 5 Sawyer,
439.
of day. In statute. King v, Brettell, 3 B. & Adol. 424.
or mining elaims. In statute, Forbes v, Gracey, 4 Otto, 762.
In constitution, Schumacker v. Reel, 61 Mo. 592.
In statute, Gridley v, Clark, 2 Pick. 403 ; Baldwin v, MoClinch, i Me.
MINISTER. 2Z\ MISNOMER.
— Continued.
I02 ; Washburn v. Fourth Parish, i Mass. 32 ; Kendall v, Kingston,
5 Mass. 524; Barnes v. First Parish, 6 Mass. 401 ; Turner v. Second
Precinct, 7 Mass. 60; Lowell v. Inhabitants, 7 Mass. 230.
Ibr the time being. In statute. Pender z/. Barr, 4 El. & BL 1 14.
of any ohuroh or ohapeL In statute Queen v. Mayor, 8 Ad. &
El. 182.
of religion. In statute. Ex parte Cain, 39 Ala* 440.
ordained and stated . Legonia v. Buxton, 2 Greenl. 102 (i i
Am. Dec. 46).
regular of a diasenting oongregation. In statute. Queen v
Oldham, L. R., 4 Q. B. 291.
regular of the gospel. In statute. State v. Bray, 13 Ired. 290.
stated and ordained of the gospel. In statute. Com. v.
Spooner, i Pick. 235.
jflXEflBTEBIAL. act. State v. Doyle, 40 Wis. 175; Pennington v. Theight, 54
Ind. 376.
offioer. Tracy v. Swartout, 10 Peters, 80; Dig^s v. State, 49 Ala.
317.
TRY. settled in the work of the . In statute. Goshen v. Stonington,
4 Conn. 209.
ohild. In statute. Richardson v. Fredentze, 35 Mo. 266.
MINUTE. or memorandum of an agreement. In statute. Blackwell v.
McNaughton, i Q. B. 128; Lucas v. Beach, i Man. & G. 417.
MISAPPIJCATION. In statute. Reg. v. Priest, 16 Q. B. 44.
JMISAPPLY. In statute. Carpenter v. Mason, 12 Ad. & El. 630.
MT8RKR AVIOB. In statute. Queen v. Owen, 1 5 Q. B. 476.
gross . In statute. Doherty v. Education Board, 4 New Zealand
Jur. (N. S.) 78.
gross and wickedness. In statute. Stevens v. Stevens, 8 R. L
556.
JOBCABBIAaS. In indictment. Smith v, SUte, 33 Me. 48.
debt, default or . In statute. Kirkham v. Marten, 2 B. & Aid.
617.
JOBOONDnCfr. in statute. Stage v. Stevens, i Denio, 267.
and misbehavior. In statute. Turnbull v. Martin,'37 How. Pr.
20.
in offloe. In statute. State v. Leach, 60 Mo. 58.
IKIIJ:-!
■ iCIIllrIM
FED. himself in his offloe. In statute. Wildes v. Russel, L. R., i
C. P. 723.
rOB. King V. Powell, 2 B. & Ad. 78 ; Pillsbury v. Brown, 47 Cal. 477.
In statute. State v. Mann, 21 Wis. 685 ; Rex v. Powell, 2 B. & Ad. 75 ;
Campbell v. Queen, 11 Q. B. 812.
in his professional oapaoity. In statute. Re Bowman, 7 Mo.
(App.) 568 ; 8 Cent L. J. 250.
Coite V, Lynes, 33 Conn. 109 ; Wright v. Spencer, i Stew. 576 ;
Tracy v. Warren, 104 Mass. 376.
MIBTi'BAT). designed to the voter. In statute. Turner t/. Drake, 71 Mo. 287.
In statute. Queen v. Plenty, 9 B. & S. 391 ; Meredith v, Hinsdale, 2
Caines, 362.
MISPLEADING.
MONEY.
MISPIiEADin'G. Lovett v. Pell, 22 Wend. 369.
MI8FBISION. In statute, Reg. v, Conyers, 8 Q. R 988.
MISBEPAESENTATION. Tidmarsh v. Washington Fire, etc., Ins. Co., 4 Mason,
439; Livingston t'. Maryland Ins. Co., 7 Cranch, 506; Hubbard v.
Coolidge, 2 Gall. 353 ; Blydenburgh v, Welsh, Baldw. 331 ; Hodg-
son V. Marine Ins. Co., 5 Cranch, 100 ; Wise v. Fuller, 29 N. J. (Eq.)
257 : Daniels v, Hudson River R. Co., 12 Cush. 425.
MZBBBPBESEjrrATIONS. In statute. White v, Ins. Co., 4 Dill. 184.
what they earn. In statute. State v, Ransall, 41 Conn. 433.
In statute. Sleeper v, Ins. Co., 56 N. H. 401 ; Chamberlain v, Ins. Cc
55 N. H. 249.
accident or miafortune. In statute. Grout v. Cole, 57 N. H. 547,
or accident. In statute, U. S . «/. Eighty-five Hogsheads^ x
MIBTAEE.
lOTZG-ATB.
MinQATING>.
MITTDCnS.
MOB.
MOBS.
MOCSEING.
MOD.
MODE.
MODES.
MOIaBST.
MOITET.
Paine, 54.
or InadTertenoe. In statute. Doe v, Phillips, i Q. B. 94.
In statute, Jungbluth v, Redlield, 4 Blatchf. 220.
or aggravating ciroumatances. In statute. Porter z/. HannibaU
etc., R. Co., 71 Mo. 66 ; Rains v, St. Louis, etc., R. Co., 71 Mo. 169.
Connolly v. Anderson, 112 Mass. 62.
action. Hall v. Decker, 48 Me. 255.
materiala. In statute, Solomon v. Arthur, 12 Otto, 211.
property. In will, Minot v, Thompson, 106 Mass. 583.
war. People v, McLeod, i Hill, 377.
In statute, Allegheny Co. v, Gibson, 90 Pa. St. 415.
loos by flre occasioned by or riots. In statute, Harris v. York,
etc., Ins. Co., 50 Pa. St. 341.
In statute. State v, Warner, 34 Conn. 276.
In will. Goblet v, Beechey, 3 Sim. 24 ; 2 Russ. & M. 624.
of proceeding. In statute, Atty.-Gen. v, Sillem, 10 H. L. Cas. 704.
agreeably to the usual of process against offenders in such
State. In statute, U. S. v, Horton, 2 Dill. 97 ; U. S. v, Rundlett»
2 Curt. C. C. 41.
< of process. In statute, Wayman v. Southard, 10 Wheat, x ;
Beers v, Houghton, 9 Pet. 329.
forms and of proceeding. In statute, Schwabacker v, Rielly.
2 Dill. 127 ; U. S. V, Knight, 14 Pet 301 ; Amis v. Smith, 16 Pet-
303 ; Duncan v, Darst, i How. 301 ; Koning v. Bayard, 2 Paine, 259.
my of the hoose. In will, Atkinson v, Fawcett, 3 C. B. 275.
or disturb the plaintiff. In deed, Thomas v, Everard, 6 Hurl.
& N. 540.
— or interfbre with. In deed. Gibbons v. Vanillon, 8 C. R 484.
Noble V, State, 59 Ala. 74; Paul v, Baul, 31 Tex. 10; Kennedy v, Briere»
45 Tex. 305 ; Hobson v. Fountain, 5 Humph. 140 ; Anderson 9.
Ewing, 3 Litt. 245 ; Pryor v. Com., 2 Dana, 298 ; Griswold v. Hep-
bum, 2 Duv. 83 : Morris v, Edwards, i Ohio, 189 ; Edwards t/. Mor-
ris, I Ohio, 524 ; Bradley v. Hunt, 5 Gill & J. 54 ; Morrill v, Bro^«rn»
15 Pick. 173; Corbit v. Bank, 2 Harr. 235 ; McChord v. Ford, 3 T,
B. Moc. 166 ; Scott v. Conover, 6 N. J. (L.) 222 ; Lange v. Kohne. i
McCord, 115; Towson v. Havre de Grace Bank, 6 Harr. & J. 47,
In indictment. Reg. v. Major, 2 East P. C. 118 ; Reg. v. Hill, Russ. &
MONEY, 223 MONEYS.
MOKEY — Continued .
Ry. 190; Reg. v. West, 7 Cox C. C. 183 ; Reg. v, Godfrey, Dears. &
B. 426; Colson V, State, 7 Blackf. 590; Williams v. State, 12 S. &
M. 59 ; State v. Jim, 3 Murph. 3 ; Hale v. State, 8 Tex. 171 ; Com. v,
Swenney, i Va. Cas. 146 ; Johnson v. State, 1 1 Ohio St. 324 ; Mc-
Aulay V. State, 7 Yerg. 526 ; U. S. v. Wells, 2 Cranch C. C. 43 ;
Block V. State, 44 Tex. 62 ; Walton v. State, 14 Tex. 381.
In plea, Towson v, Havre de Grace Bank, 6 Harr. & J. 47 ; Foquet v,
Hoadley, 3 Conn. 534 ; Waterman v. Waterman, 34 Mich. 490.
In statute. Cumberland v, Kelly, 3 B. & Adol. 602 ; Frost v. Frost. 3
R & Adol. 612 ; Deford v, Hewlett, 49 Md. 52 ; Lindsey v, Rolaken»
32 Ark. 626 ; Beach v. Smith, 30 N. Y. 116.
In will. Re Miller, 43 Cal. 170; Petty v, Wilson, L. R., 4 Ch. App.
574 ; Jones v, Overstreet, 4 Mon. 549 ; Smith v, Davis, i Grant Cas-
158 ; Blood V, Fairbanks, 48 Cal. 171.
and securities. In wilL^ Graydon v, Graydon, 23 N. J. (Eq.) 229.
and securities for . In will. Ogle v. Knipe, L. R., 8 Eq.
Cas. 434.
bills. Opinions of Justices, 126 Mass. 549.
demand on contract. In statute. Brock v, Parker, 5 Ind. 538 ;
Roberts v, Nodwith, 8 Ind. 339.
due at my decease. In will. Bede v, Harrison, L.^R., 17 Eq. 76.
due to the defendant. Skinner v, Moore, 2 Dev. & R (L.) 13^
(30 Am. Dec. 155).
goods, wares or merchandise. In statute, Rext/. Hill, i Russ.
& Ry. 190.
-— I may die possessed ofL In will Byrom v, Brandreth, L. R.,
16 Eq. Cas. 475.
— in the hands of a sheriff or other officer. In statute, Pruitt
V, Armstrong, 56 Ala. 308.
— jewelry, and other valuables. Welfordz^. Wisley, i Indian-
apolis, 119.
— jewels or ornaments. In statute, H3ratt v. Taylor, 42 N. Y.
358 ; Ramaley v, Leland, 43 N. Y. 539.
of the United States. In indictment. U. S. v. Watkins, 3 Cranch
C. C. 441.
answer the purposes of . In statute, Durrt/. State, $9 Ala. 29.
game played for . In statute. Stone v. State, 3 Tex. (App.) 675.
lawftil , Carpenter v. Atherton, 25 Cal. 564.
lawftil current of FennsylTania. In band. Wharton v. Mor-
ris, I Dall. 124.
lawftil of the United States. Cocke v. Kendall, Hempst. 236.
MOVS7XD* business or commercial corporation. In statute. Re Califor-
nia Pacific R. Co., 3 Sawy. 246.
corporation. In statute. Robinson v. Bank of Attica, 21 N. Y.
406; Hill V. Reed, 16 Barb. 280; Bank Commrs. v. Bank of Buflfiailo^
6 Paige, 497.
demand. In statute. Mills v. Long, 58 Ala. 459-
Mann v, Mann, 14 Johns, i ; i Johns. Ch. 231.
In will. Williams v. Williams, 8 Ch. Div. 793; Beck v. McGilHs, 9
MONEYS.
224
MORALITY.
MONBYS— Continued.
Barb. 3$; Fulkeron v. Chitty, 4 J6ne8 (Eq.), 244; Williams v. Wil-
liams, 27 W. R. 100; Mann v, Mann, 14 Johns, i (7 Am. Dec. 416).
in the house and out of it» In win. Collins v, Collins, L. R.,
ICOlVinON.
12 Eq. Cas. 455.
B.irtlett V. Kenwood, 2 EI. & HI. 788.
MONOPOUES* perpetuittes and
MONOPOLY.
MONTH.
MONTHS.
MONUMENT.
MOOBINGW.
MOBAL.
MORALITY.
— . In constitution. City of Memphis v. Mem-
phis Water Co., 5 Heisk. 49$. c
Enfield Toll-Bridge Co. v. Hartford, etc., R. Co., 17 Conn. 42; Attor-
ney-General V, Rumford Chemical Works, 9 Off. Gaz. Pat. 1062.
Gross V, Fowler, 21 Cal. 392 ; Society v. Thompson^ 32 Cal. 347.
In contract. Hunt v, Holden, 2 Mass. 170; Avery v. Pixley, 4 Mass.
460 ; Leffingwell v. White, i Johns. Cas. 99 ; Thomas v. Shoemaker,
6 W. & S. 179; Stackhouse v, Hasley, 3 Johns. Ch. 74; Sheets v.
Selden, 2 Wall. 177; Loringz'. Hailing, 15 Johns. 119; Jackson v.
Van Valkenburgh, 8 Cow. 260 ; Parsons v, Chamberlin, 4 Wend.
5p ; People v. Mayor, 10 Wend. 393 ; Simpson v, Margiston, 11 Q.
B. 32.
In indictment, Ryalls v. Queen, 11 Q. B. 781.
In statute, Ellis' Case, 3 Halst. 232 ; Brudenell v, Vaux, 2 Dall. 302 ;
Brewer v, Harris, 5 Gratt. 285; Hunt v, Holden, 2 Mass. 170;
Avery v. Pixley, 4 Mass. 460 ; Alston v, Alston, Treadw. (Const)
606 ; Williamson v. Farrow, i Bailey, 61 1 ; Strong v, Birchard, 5
Conn. 35.1 ; Sprague v, Mowray, 31 Cal. 173; Com. v, Chambre, 4
Dall. 143 ; Pyle v, Maulding, 7 *J. J. Marsh. 202 ; Stiate v, Jacobs, 2
Harr. (Del.) 548 ; Mitchel v, Woodson, 37 Mich. 567 ; Com. v. Short-
bridge, 3 J. J. Marsh. 638; Parsons v. Chamberlain, 4 Wend. 512;
Kimball v, Lamson, 2 Vt. 138; Loring v. Hailing, 15 Johns. 119;
Churchill v. Merchants' Bk., 19 Pick. 532 ; Bartol v. Calvert, 21
Ala. 42; Heaston v. Cincinnati, etc., R. Co., 16 Ind. 275; People
V, Ulrich, 2 Abb. Pr. 28; Tillson v, Bowley, 8 Me. 163; Kelley v.
Gilman, 29 N. H. 38$.
one . In statute. State v, Upchurch, 72 N. C. 146.
the first half of the . In contract, Grosvenor v. Magill, 37 111.
239.
In bond,
539.
In lease.
In plea.
Hardin v. Major, 4 Bibb, 104 ; Shapley v, (xarey, 6 S. & R.
Regain v, Chanton, i Q. B. 249.
Johnstone v. Huddleston, 4 B. & C. 933.
In statute. Gross v. Fowler, 21 Cal. 392 ; State v, Jacobs, 2 Harr. 548 ;
Glenn v. Smith, 17 Md. 260.
credit of six ^ In order, Williamson v. Farrow, i Bailey (L.),
61 1 (21 Am. Dec. 493; i Am. Dec. 99, note; 7 Am. Dec. 250^ note).
In statute. Bank of Georgetown v, Forrest, 3 Cranch C
. In plea. Marsh v, Higglns, 9 C. B. 554.
— . In contract, Satterwhite 7/. Burwell, 6 Jones (L.), 92,
Cox V, Friedley, 33 Pa. St. 124.
changing her . In statute, Mcintosh v, Slade, 6 B. & C. 657.
certainty. Com. v. Costley, 118 Mass. i.
religion. and knowledge. In constitution. Board of Education
V, Minor, 23 Ohio St. 211.
C. 218.
three —
twelve
MORE.
225
MORTGAGE,
or 1688. In deed. Bayard v, Eddings, a Strobh. 374 ; Pedeo v.
KOBBOVEB.
Owens, Rice (Eq.), 55 ; Smith v. Fly, 24 Tex. 345 ; Duvals v. Ross»
3 Mun£ 290 ; Pendleton v. Stewart, 5 Call, i ; Lobenstein v, U. S..
I Otto, 324; Geneust/. Hunt, 10 Kev. 139; McConnell v, Brayner.
63 Mo. 461 ; Williamson v. Hall, 62 Mo. 405 ; Allison v. Allison, i
Yerg. 16 ; Petit v. Shepherd, 32 N. Y. 97 ; Sullivan v. Ferguson,
40 Mo. 79; U.S. V, D*Aguirre, i Wall. 311 ; Tarbell v. Bowman,
103 Mass. 342 ; Dale v. Smith, i Del. Ch. i (12 Am. Dec. 64) ; Mc-
Coun V, Delaney, 3 Bibb, 46 (6 Am. Dec. 635) ; Williams v. Lane, i
Car, Law Repos. 266 (6 Am. Dec. 561); Thomas t^. Perry, Pet. C. C.
49; Harrell t/. Hill, 19 Ark. 102; Pollock v, Wilson, 3 Dana, 25 ;
Williford v, Bentley, 5 J. J. Marsh. 181 ; Fannin t/. Bellomy, 5 Bush,
663 ; Gentry v, Hamilton, 3 Ired. (Eq.) 376 ; Shipp v. Swan, 2 Bibb,
82; Poague V, Allen, 3 J. J. Marsh. 421 ; Smallwood v, Hatton, 4
Md. Ch. 95 ; Hoffman v, Johnson, 2 Bland, 103 ; Tyson t^. Hardesty,
29 Md. 305 ; Blaney v. Rice, 20 Pick. 62 ; Phipps v, Tarbley, 24
Miss. 597; Couse v, Boyles, 4 N. J. (Eq.) 212 ; Morris Canal Co. v,
Emmett, 9 Paige, 168 ; Brady v. Hennion, 8 Bosw. 528.
In simple contract. Murdock v. Gilchrist, 52 N. Y. 242 ; King v.
Brown, 54 Ind . 368 ; Belknap v. Sealey, 14 N. Y. 143 ; Fame v,
Martin, 7 N. Y. 210; Thurber v, Ryan, 12 Kas. 453; Noble t^.
Googins, 99 Mass. 231 ; Cross v. Eglin, 2 B. & Ad. 106 ; Tilden v.
Rosenthal, 41 111. 386; Young v. Craig, 2 Bibb. 271 ; McCoun v.
Delaney, 3 Bibb, 46 ; Caldwell v, Moore, 3 Dana, 340 ; Pingree v,
Comm'rs, 102 Mass. 78 ; Blaney v. Rice, 20 Pick. 62 (32 Am. Dec.
204) ; Ashcom v. Smith, 2 Penr. & Watts, 211 (21 Am. Dec. 437 ; 12
Am. Dec. 64, note) ; Thomas v. Perry, Pet. C. C. 49 ; Brawley v. U.
S., 6 Otto, 170; Brawley v, U. S., 11 Ct of CI. 522 ; Hardy v, U. S.,
9Ct of CI. 244; Cabot v. Winsor, i Allen, 546; Jollife v, Hite, i
Call. 301 ; Hill v. Buckley, 17 Vesey, 394; Hunt v. Stull, 3 Md. Ch«
24; Stebbins v, Eddy, 4 Mason, 414.
In will. Bishop v, Meargan, 82 III. 351.
than ozie satdeot* In constitution. Mills v. Charleton, 29 Wis.
400.
a little or leaa. In deed. U. S. v. Fossatt, 20 How. 413.
not than. In contract, Klein v. Whedon, 3 Mo. (App.) 579:
•Dcrmott v. Wallach, i Wall. 65.
flree fix>m . In insurance policy. Lawrence v. Aberdein,'5 B. &
Aid. no.
Goddard v. Coe, 55 Me. 385 ; Gibson v. Warden, 14 Wall. 244; Hall v.
Byrne, 2 111. 140; Ellington v. Charleston, 51 Ala. 166 ; Lord Canning
V, Roper, i El. & Bl. 165; Harrold v. Whittaker, 11 Q. B. 159;
Friedly v, Hamilton, 17 S. & R. 70(17 Am. Dec. 638) ; Walton v, Cody,
I Wis. 420; Menrine v. White, 50 Ala. 388; Turner v. Kerr, 44 Mo.
429; Nugent V. Riley, i Mete. 117 (35 Am. Dec. 355).
In contract. Capron v, Attleborough Bank, 1 1 Gray, 498.
In deed, Mervine v. White, 50 Ala. 388.
In power of attorney. Wilson v. Troup, 2 Cow. 195 (14 Am. Dec. 458).
In statute. Payne v. Bensley, 8 Cal. 260 ; Edwards v, Sanders, 6 S. C.
316; Lanahan v. Sears, 12 Otto, 319; Copland t/. Bartlett, 6 C. B. 26.
debt or sum of money. In statute. Mortimore v. Com'rs, 2 H.
& C. 839.
assign and transfer. In deed. Gambril v. Doe, 8 Blackf. 140.
29
MORTGAGE.
226
MUNICIPAL
KOBTGAGS ~ Continued.
chattel . Carpenter v. Snelling, 97 Mass. 453 ; Scott v, Henry,
13 Ark. 112 ; Rauch v. Oil Co., 8 W. Va. 36 ; Evans v. Darlington, 5
Blackf. 330; Wright v, Ross, 36 Cal. 414 ; Jordan v. Turner, 3 Black!
309-
lien in the nature of a • In contract, McLanahan v. Reeside,
9 Watts. 508 (36 Am. Dec. 136}.
shall not the same. In statute, McMurray v, St Louis Oil
Manfg Co., 33 Mo. 377-
WOiB^SQtAOiSD. In deed. Barrochelet v, Batelle, 7 Cal. 452; De Leon v. Htgura, 15
Cal. 406.
MOBTG-AGSE. in good Ikdth. In statute, Bronner v, Loomis, 17 Hun, 439.
MOBTGAGE8. or aeoorities for money. In will, Rippen v. Priest, 13 C R
(N. S.) 309.
chattel . In statute, Parshall v, Eggert, 54 N. Y. 18 ; Hoyle v,
R. Co., 54 N. Y. 314.
MOBTX7ABY. In statute. Ayrton v. Abbott, 14 Q. B. i.
publio plaoes. In statute, Sanehering v. Iron Ridge, etc., R.
MOST.
MOTION*
MOUirFAIN.
MOVABLE.
Co., 25 Wis. 448.
People V, Ah Sam, 41 Cal. 645 ; re Jetter, jZ N. Y. 601 ; Jenkins v,
Frank, 27 Cal. 399.
for a new triaL In statute, Springfield v, Worcester, 2 Cush.
60.
In deed, Waterpark v. Fennel], 7 H. L. Cas. 650.
In plea. Lord Kildare v, Fisher, i Strange, 71 ; Cottingham v. King,
I Burr. 629.
goods and ohattela. In will Sparke v, Denne, i Wm. Jones,
225.
MOVABLES.
MUCH
MULATTO.
property. In will. Strong 2/. White, 19 Conn. 238; Enohin v.
Wylie, 10 H. L. Cas. i ; Wood v, George, 6 Dana, 343 ; Whitehurst
V, Harker, 2 Ired. (Eq.) 292.
every . In will, # Jackson v, Vanderspreigle, 2 Dall. 142.
in-door . In will, Penni man v. French, 17 Pick. 404.
In indictment. Rex v, Coppard, 3 C. & P. 59; i M. & M. 118.
In plea, Gatty v. Field, 9 Q. B. 430.
Rex V, Coppard, 3 C. & P. 59; i M^. & M. 118.
Corporation of Washington v, Pratt, 8 Wheat. 681.
State V, Scott, i Bailey, 270 : State v, Hayes, i Bailey, 275 ; State v.
Davis, 2 Bailey, 558 ;Thurman v. State, 18 Ala. 276; Inhabitants of
Med way v. Inhabitants of Natick. 7 Mass. 88 ; Johnson v. Boon, i
Speers, 268 ; Dean v. Com., 4Gratt. 541 ; Daniel v, Guy, 19 Ark. 121;
Pike V, Witt, 104 Mass. 597.
MULTIFABIOnSNESS. Gaines v. Chew, 2 How. 619 ; McGlothlin v, Heniery, 44 Mo.
350.
MULTITUDE. Pike v, Witt, 104 Mass. 595.
Horton v. Mobile School Com*rs, 43 Ala. 598.
dainis. In statute, Philadelphia v, Scott, 72 Pa. St. 92 ; City
V, Vanderveer, i Leg. Gaz. 397.
corporation. Holland t/. San Francisco, 7 Cal. 361; Payne v.
MUNICIPAL.
Treadwell, 16 Cal. 220; Williamsportz^. Com., 84 Pa. St. 487.
MUNICIPAL.
22*J
MY.
VTJlSflCIPAIi — Continued.
In cotistitution. Ex parte Railroad Co., 45 Ala. 696.
oourts. Uridias v, Morrill. 22 Cal. 473.
In constitution. State v, McArthur, 13 Wis. 386.
purposes. In constitution, St. Louis v. Shields, 62 Mo. 276 ;
State V, Leffingwell. 54 Mo. 458.
In statute, Horton v, Com'rs, 43 Ala. 598.
of war. In statute, U. S. v, Sheldon, 2 Wheat 1 19.
HUNITIONS.
JCITfiBSB.
MUSICAL.
KTJSTBB.
HUBTJfiHED.
JCUTUAL.
Perry v. State, 43 Ala. 21; Temple v. State, 40 Ala. 350; State v.
Phelps, 24 La. Ann. 493 ; McAdams v. State, 25 Ark. 405 ; Bradley z/.
State, 31 Ind. 492 ; Alford v. State, 33 Ga. 303 ; Patmore v. State, 29
Ark. 248 ; Smith v. State, 49 Ga. 482 ; State v, Morphy, 33 Iowa, 270;
ex parte Taylor, 5 Cow. 39 ; People v, Enoch, 13 Wend. 159; State
V, Jones, 64 Mo. 391 'people v. Kirby, 2 Park. C. C. 28 ; Com. v,
Macloon, loi Mass. i ; Weller v. People, 30 Mich. 16.
In instructions, McPherson v. State, 29 Ark. 226 ; Patmore v. State, 29
Ark. 249.
In statute, U. S. v, Magill, i Wash, C. C. 463.
In indictment, Cordell v. State, 22 Ind. i.
oomposition. In statute, Russell v. Smith, 12 Q. B. 217.
Tyler v, Pomeroy. 28 Allen, 480.
in. Tyler v, Pomeroy, 8 Allen, 480.
Nichols V. Drayton, 34 Conn. 66.
aooounts. In statute, Theobald v, Stinson, 38 Me. 149; Buntin
V, Lagow, I Blackf. 373; Adams z/. Patterson, 35 Cal. 122; Fray lor
V, Sonora, etc., Co., 17 Cal. 594, Weatherwax v. Consumers' Co., 17 CaL
344; Dyer V. Walker, 51 Me. 104 ; McNeil v. Garland, 27 Ark. 343 ;
Peck z/. Steam Co., 5 Bosw. 226; Knipc v, Knipe, 2 Blackf. 340;
Prenatt v, Runyon, 12 Ind. 174.
agreement. In statute. State v, Heiser, 60 Mo. 540.
oombat. Tate v. State, 46 Ga. 148.
consent. In statute. People v, Kearney, 43 Cal. 383.
credit. In statute, Osgood v, DeGroot, 36 N. Y. 348 ; ex parte
Deeze, i Atk. 228; Atkinson v, Elliott, 7 T. R. 378 ; Bliley v, John-
son, L. R., 6 Ex. 279; Rose v, Sims, i B. & Ad. 523 ; Easum v, Cato.
5 B. & Aid. 86k
credits* In statute. Gray v, Rollo, 18 Wall. 629 ; Pardo v, Os-
good, 5 Robt. 348 ; King v. King, 9 N, J. (Eq.) 44.
— debt. In statute, Fustingz/. Sullivan, 51 Md. 495.
— debts. In statute. Gray v, Rollo, 18 Wall. 629; Town of Wall-
ingford v. Hall, 45 Conn. 353; Pate z/. Gray, i Hempst. 155.
— demands. In statute. Gray v, Bennett 3 Mete. 522.
— insurance oompany. Mygatt v, N. Y. Prot. Ins. Co., 21 N. Y.
52 ; Union Ins. Co. v, Hoge, 21 How. 64.
Botsford V, McLean, 45 Barb. 478.
MUTUAUTY. Spear v. Orendorf, 26 Md. 37.
arrival. In contract. Simonds v, Hodgson, 3 B. & Adol. 30.
brother's son. In will. Doe v, Westlake, 4 B. A Aid. 59.
chambers for which I gave 600 guineas; In will. Doe v.
Parrott, 3 B. & Adol. 472.
MV.
NA VIGABLB.
— Continued.
Mtate. In wiii. Cook v, Cunliffe. 17 Q. B. 24$; Mumford's
Estate, My rick Prob. 133.
flshing place. In will Hart v. Hill, i Whart. 124.
— house. In insurance policy, Mlm, Ins. Co. v, Tyler, 16 Wend.
385 (30 Am. Dec, 90).
nephew. In will. Grant v. Grant, L. R., 2 P. & D. 8.
plantation* In will, Peyton v. Smith, 4 McCord, 476 (17 Am.
Dec, 758).
property. In will, Wildbore v, Gregory, L. R., 12 Eq. Gas.
482 ; Jackson v, Howel, 17 Johns. 281.
girla. In indictment. Com. v, Dejardin, 126 Mass. 46.
Wilkerson v. State, 13 Mo. 91 ; Gordon v, Holliday, i Wash. C. C.
28$ ; re Snook, 2 Hilt. 50^
In statute. Town of Hamden v. Town of Bethany, 43 Conn. 213.
of the oauae. In statute, Sargent v, Gannon, 7 C. R 750.
of the owner oaryed or engraved thereon. In statute, Morey
V, Brown, 42 N. H. 373.
oorporate • State v, Anderson, 7 Blackf. 222.
in the of. In statute, Covell v. Hill. 6 N. Y. 374.
in the of his master. In statute. Queen v, Cullen, L. R., 3 C.
C. R. 29.
of my and blood. In will, Leigh v, Leigh, 15 Ves. 92.
•igned with the of. In statute. Queen v, Avery, 18 Q. B. 577.
true . In statute. King v. Inhabitants, i B. & Ad. 196.
without any aubacrlbed thereto or signed with a fiotitioiia
NAMED.
NAICES*
NATIONAL.
NATUBAL.
name. In statute. Rex v, Heming, 2 East P. C. 11 16.
not or provided fbr. In statute. Guitar v, Gordon, 17 Mo. 408 ;
Bradley v. Bradley, 24 Mo. 311 ; Beck v, Metz, 25 Mo. 70; Hock-
smith V. SI usher, 26 Mo. 237 ; Block v, Kelly, 3 Mo. 594.
In statute. State v. Gates, 43 Conn. 533.
ourrenoy of the United Statea. In indictment. Dull v. Com.,
25 Gratt. 965.
heir. In statute. Barns v, Allen, 9 Am. L. Reg. 747.
heirs. In will, Ludlum v, Otis, 15 Hun, 410; Miller v.
Churchill, 78 N. C. 372.
NATUHALIZED
NATX7BB.
herself be lawfully
5 Fed. Rep. 11.
In statute, Leonard v. Grant,
NAVAL.
NAVIQABLB.
and oanseof tfaeaoonsation. In constituti&n, Norris v. State.
33 Miss. 376.
and material struoture of the buildings. In insurance foUcy,
Bazendale v, Harvey, 4 Hurl. & N. 448.
of the instroment. In statute, Crowther v, Wentworth, 6 R
AC. 371.
of the interest. In statute, Healey v. R. Co., 5 B. A S. 780.
oases arising in the land or forces. In statute. Re Bogert,
2 Sawyer, 407,
Cates z/. Wadlington, i McCord, 580 (10 Am. Dec. 699); Att'y-Gcn.
V, Woods, 108 Mass. 439; Com. v, Vincent, 108 Mass. 447.
NA VIGABLE. 229 NEAR.
BAVIOABUi — Continued.
river. Com. v, Chapin, 5 Pick. 199 (16 Am. Dec. 386) ; ex parte
Jennings, 6 Cow. 518 (16 Am. Dec. 447); Hooker v, Cummings, 20
Johns. 90 (i I Am. Dec. 249) ; Spooner v, McConnell, i McLean,
337 ; American River Water Co. v, Amsden, 6 Cal. 443 ; Wethen-
field V, Humphrey, 20 Conn. 217 ; People v, Tibbetts, 19 N. Y. 523;
Cobb V, Davenport, 32 N. J. (L.) 369; Veazie v, Dwinal, 50 Me.,
479 ; Wilson v. Forbes, 2 Dev. (L.) 30 ; Ingram v, Threadgill, 3 Dev.
(L.) 59 ; People v. Canal Appraisers, 33 N. Y. 461 ; Carson v. Blazer,
2 Binney, 475.
— stream. Moore v, Sanborn, 2 Mich. 519; Brown v, Scofield, 8
Barb. 239 ; Spring v, Russell, 7 Me. 273 ; Munson v, Hungerford, 6
Barb. 26$; Wilson v, Forbes, 2 Dev. (L.) 30; Stuart v, Clark, 2
Swan, 9; Neaderhouser v. State, 28 Ind. 2S7; Depew v. Board of
Trustees, 5 Ind. 8 ; Rowe v. Granite Bridge Corp., 21 Pick. 344.
— waters. The Montello, 20 Wall. 430; S. C, 11 Wall. 411 ; The
Daniel Bell, 10 Wall. 557; Att'y-Gen. v. Woods, 108 Mass. 439;
Com. V, Vincent. 108 Mass. 447 ; Woodman v, Kilbom Manfg. Co.,
I Biss. 546 ; Hickok v, Hine, 23 Ohio St. 523 ; Flanagan v. Phila-
delphia, 42 Pa. St. 219; Charleston z/. Middlesex, 3 Mete. 202; Gro-
ver V, Powell, 10 N. J. (£q.) 211 ; Mayor t/. Eslava, 9 Port. 577 (33
Am. Dec 325).
In statute, Scott v. The Young America, i Newb. 101 ; Tyler v. Peo-
ple, 8 Mich. 320.
not . In statute. Wood v. Hustis, 17 Wis. 416; Murdock v. Stick-
ney, 8 Cush. 1 16.
HAVTOATB. In statute. Reg. v. Edmonds, 4 El. & Bl. looi.
HAVIOATED. fronu In statute, Brittain v. Cromford Co., 3 B. & Aid. 14a.
HAVTOATZON. Wethersfield v. Humphrey. 20 Conn. 226.
In constitution. Harrington v. Connecticut Lumber Co., 129 Mass. 580.
In deed. King v. Aire Nav. Co., 9 B. & C. 829.
In statute. Arkle v. Henzell, 8 El. & Bl. 829.
In treaty. Brashear v. Mason, 6 How. 92.
3rard. Ex parte Tatem, 1 Hughes, 588.
exeat. Rhodes v. Cousins, 6 Rand. 71s (18 Am. Dec. 188).
varietur. Fleckner v. Bank of the U. S., 8 Wheat. 338; Brab-
ston V. Gibson, 9 How. 263.
Barrett v. County Court, 44 Mo. 197 ; Boston, etc., R. Co. v. Mid-
land R. Co., I Gray, 367 ; Kellogg v. Northampton, 4 Gray, 65.
any dwelling-house. In statute. Lillis v. St L. K. C. & N.
R« R., 64 Mo. 471.
any election ground. In statute. Morris v. State, 3 Heisk. 315.
St. Louis. In deed. Menklns v. Blumenthal, 27 Mo. 198.
the river. In statute. Tyne Keelman v. Davison, 16 C. B. (N.
S.) 616.
the sea-shore. In patent. Keyser v. Coe, 9 Blatchf. 32.
as as may be. In statute, Emma Silver Mining Co. v. Park, 14
Blatchf. 414; Beardsley v, Littell, 14 Blatchf. 104.
at or . In statute. Fall River Iron Works v. Old Colony R. Co.,
5 Allen, 221.
NEAREST.
230
NECESSAR Y.
HEAKLY.
BTEAT.
HXABEST. building. In insurance policy. Gates v, Madison Ins. Co.. s ^
Y. 469; S. C, 2 N. Y. 43.
three towns. In statute. Reed v. Hanover R. Co., 105 Mass.
305; Meacham v, Fitchburg R. Co., 4 Cush. 291.
In deed. Johnson v, Pannel, 2 Wheat. 206.
oattle. In statute. Hubotter v. State, 32 Tex. 479.
stook or beevesu In indictment. Castello v. State, 36 Tex. 324.
HEOESSABIES. Harris v. Lee. 1 P. Wms. 82 ; Hall v. Weir, i Allen, 261 ; Parke 1/.
Kleeber, 37 Pa. St. 251 ; Oilman v. Andrews, 28 Vt. 241 ; Mayhew v.
Tbey^r, 8 Gray, 172 ; Cunningham v. Reardon, 98 Mass. 538 ; Carley
V. Green, 12 Allen, 104; Monson v. Williams, 6 Gray, 416; Wood v.
O 'Kelly, 8 Cush. 406; Porter z/. Briggs, 38 Iowa, 166; Bradshaw zr.
Beard, 12 C. B. (N. S.) 344; Hunt v. De Blauquiere, 5 Bing. 550;
McAfee v. Robertson, 41 Tex. 355; Helps v. Clayton, 17 C. B. (N.
S.) 553; Wilson V. Ford, L. R., 3 Ex. 66; Warner v. Ryan, 28 Wis.
577 ; Cothran v. Lee, 24 Ala. 380; Sutter v. Mustin, 50 Ga. 242; St.
John's Parish v. Bronson, 40 Conn. 75 : Montague v. Benedict, 3 R
' ft C. 631 ; Grindell v. Godmond, 5 A. & £. 755 ; Stonei/. McNair, 7
Taunt 432 ; Knox v. Bushell, 3 C B.|fN: S.) 334 ; Zeigler v. David,
23 Ala. 127; Carter v. Howard, 39 Vt. 106; Hill v. Goodrich, 46 N.
H. 41 ; Smith v. Ehivis, 45 N. H. s^\ Ray v. Adden, 50 N. H. 82 ;
Johnson v. Williams, 3 Iowa, 97 ; Wray v. Wray, 33 Ala. 187 ; Mor-
n^Vi Palmer, 39 N. H. 123; Cornelia v. Ellis, 11 111. 584; Harris ?/.
Dale, 5 Bush, 61 ; Davis v. Caldwell, 12 Cush. 512 ; Breed v, JudcU i
. Gmy. 455; Ford v. Teal^ 7 Bush, 156; Jordan v. Coffield, 70 N. C.
no; Bergen v. Forsythe, 17 B. Monr. 556 ; Marshall v. Miller, 3
Mete. 334 ; Pell v. Cole, 2 Mete. 253; Munson v. Washband, 31 Conn..
305 ; Assignee v. Connolly, 3 McCord, 6 (14 Am. Dec. 613) ; Burnard
V. Haggis, 14 C. B. (N. S.) 45 ; Wharton v. Mackenzie, 5 Q. B. 606 ;
Barker v. Hibbard, 54 N. H. ^39 ; Strong v. Foote, 42 Conn. 205^;
Warner V. Hefder, 28 Wis-. 519; Rainwater v. Durham, 2 N. & McC. 524
(10 Am. Dec. 637) ; Davis 7/. Caldwell, 12 Cush. 513; Bell v. Tuttle, i
Allen, 219; Drake t/. Bailey, 5 Allen, 210; Plympton v. Roberts, 12
Allen, 366.
In bill of sale 0/ vessel. Burchard v. Tapscott, 3 Duer, 363; The Ply-
mouth Rock, 7 Ben. 448.
In statute. State v. Weatherwax, 1 2 Kans. 463 ; re Ludlow, i N. Y,
Leg. Obs. 322 ; re Comstock, i N. Y. Leg. Obs. 326 ; re Hay, 2 Low.
180; re Welch, 5 Ben. 230; The Riga, L. R., 3 Adm. & Ecc 516;
Lee V. Campbell, 61 Ala. 1 2.
AimishedShim [or his flunily. In statute. McAuley v. Tracy,
61 Me. $23.
expended. People v. Supervisors of N. Y., 32 N. Y. 473,
incurred. In statute. Reg. v. Council, 8 Q. B. 928.
property used in operating any ^railroad. In statute. Mil-
waukee & C. R. Co. V. Supervisors, 29 Wis. 122.
McCullock V. State, 4 Wheat. 316 ; Smart v. Morton, 5 El. & Bl. 30;
Pettengill v. Porter, 8 Allen, i ; Sipperly v. Warner, 9 How. Pr. 332.
In constitution. McCullogh v. Maryland, 4 Wheat. 318; Thayer 9.
Hedges, 23 Ind. 141 ; Stu3rvesant v. Mayor, 7 Cow. 588.
In statute. Com. z/, Morrison, 2 Marsh. 80 ; Griswold v. Hepburn.
2 Duv. 26; State T'. Jersey City, 7 Vroom. 166; State v. Han-
cock, 6 Vroom. 537 ; State v. Woodruff, 7 Vroom, 94 ; State v. Love.
NECESSAR V. 231 NECESSAR Y.
— Continued.
8 Vroom, 60; Fenwick v. R. Co., L. R., 20 Eq. Cas. 544; Pearce v.
Watts, L. R., 20 Eq. Cas. 493.
alterations. In bond. Western Building Asso. v. Fitzmaurice,
7 Mo. (App.) 293.
and pxoper. In constitution, Hubbard v, Brainard, 35 Conn.
563.
and proper fbr carrying into ezeoution. In constitution,
Hepburn v. Griswold, 8 Wall. 603.
and usefiil for public or private purposefu In statute. Hays
V, Briggs, 3 Pitts. 504.
apparatus. In contract. Patterson v, Ganet, 7 J. J. Marsh. 113.
charges. In statute. Stetson v, Kempton, 13 Mass. 272(7 Am.
Dec. 145) ; Minot v. West Rozbury, 112 Mass. i ; Busseyz^. Gilmore,
3 Me. 191.
— ^ disbursements. De Witt v. Swift, 3 How. Pr. 280 ; Wolf v. Mc-
Gavock, 24 Wis. 54; Carter v, Montgomery, 2 Tenn. (Ch.) 455.
fbod. In statute. Hall v. Penny, 11 Wend. 44; Farrell v,
Higley, Hill & Denio, 87.
Ibod for all the stock. In statute. Cowan v, Muir, 24 Wis.
569 ; King v, Moore, 10 Mich. 538.
for the accommodation of the officers and crew. In charter^
party, Almgren v, Dutilh, 5 N. Y. 28.
fbr the construction or operation thereof. In railroad mort^
gage, Burch v, Seymour, 46 Conn. 156.
— fbr the^drainage of the lands. In statute, Updike v, Wright, 81
111. 49.
— for upholding lifb. In statute, Leavitt v, Metcalf, 2 Vt. 342
(19 Am. Dec. 718); Garrett v, Patchen, 29 Vt. 248; Montague v,
Richardson, 24 Conn. 338 ; Dunlop v, Edgerton, 30 Vt. 224 ; Croker
V, Spencer, 2 D. Chip. 68 ; Hart v, Hyde, 5 Vt. 328.
— help. In statute. State v, Hobart, 13 Nev. 419.
— household fbmiture. In statute, Hitchcock v. Holmes, 43
Conn. 528.
— implication. Wilkinson v, Adam, i Ves. & B. 466.
— imprOTements. In order. Reed y/. Jones, 8 Wis. 421.
— injury. In statute. Porter v, Hannibal, etc., R. Co., 71 Mo. (i^\
Rains v, St. Louis, etc., R. Co., 71 Mo. 169.
— or couTenient. In statute, Abson v, Fenton, i B. & C. 203.
— or usuaL In deed, Morris v, Rhydydeped Colliery Co., 3 Hurl.
& N. 888.
— outgoings. In statute. Re Cowley, L. R., i Ex. 289 ; re Elwes,
3 Hurl. A N. 725.
— proTisions. In statute. Mulligan v, Newton, 16 Gray, 211.
— repairs. Webster v, Seekamp, 4 B. & Aid. 353.
— team. In statute. Wheeler v, Cropsey, 5 How. Pr. 288; East-
man V, Croswell, 8 How. Pr. 75.
— tools of a tradesman. In statute, McDowell v, Shotwell, 2
Whart 26.
— to the use and ei^yment thereof. In statute. People v, King«
man, 24 N. Y. 559.
NECESSAR Y.
232
NEGLECT.
— Continued.
TAlidity. Jones v. Walker, 2 Paine, 688.
Tegetablee aotnally provided for llimily ubo. In statvie.
Carpenter v. Uerrington, 25 Wend. 370 (37 Am. Dec. 239).
aotB Ibr the prosperity of the society. In carpartUim articles.
Tracy v, Gnthrie County, etc., Soc., 47 la. 27.
hands Ibr the prosecution of the improrements. In statute.
Jerome v, Ross, 7 Johns. Ch. 315.
household ftimiture Ibr supporting lifli. In statuU, Monta-
gue V, Richardson, 24 Conn . 339.
household ftimiture Ibr the debtor and his ftmily. In
statute. Davlin v. Stone, 4 Cush. 359.
if . In order. Pretty v. Nauscaven, L. R., 9 Ex. 43.
oaths in the perfbrmanoe of their duties. In statute. Wheat
V. Ragsdale, 27 Ind. 191.
property for schools, religious and ohacitattie purposes.
In constitution, N. W. Univ. v. People, 80 111. 333.
such books as may be . In statute. Brown v. Hoffmeister, 71
Mo. 413.
The Herald, 8 Ben. 409.
In statute. Todd v, Flannoy, 56 Ala. 99 ; Gladwin v, Lewis, 6 Conn.
49 (16 Am. Dec. i) ; Thompson v. Tillotson, 56 Miss. 36.
or mercy. In statute, Phillips v, Innes. 4 CI. & Fin. 234.
other great . Spring Valley Water Works v. City, 52 Cal. 1 11.
works of . In statute, Morris t/. State, 31 Ind. 189, Flaggv.
Millbury, 4 Cush. 243; Augusta v, R. Co., 55 Ga. 126; State z^.
Stone, 15 Mo. 514.
works of and charity. In statute. Smith v. Wilcox, 24 N. Y.
353; McGrath v. Merwin, 112 Mass. 467 (17 Am. Rep. 119); Johnson
V, Irasburgh, 47 Vt 29 (19 Am. Rep. 11 1) ; Queen v, Cleworth, 4 B.
& S. 927.
of CTery description. In will, Atty.-Gen. t^. Harley, 5 Rass.
iraOBSSITY.
KEED.
NSBDFUI..
KEEDI1BS8.
NSEDLESSLY.
2$6.
In will. Conant v, Stratton, 107 Mass. 474.
be delivered. In statute. Fromant v, Ashley, i El. & HI. 724.
most in . In will. Bull v. Bull, 8 Conn. 47 (20 Am. Dec. 86).
do the . Dawson v, Lawley, 4 Esp. 65.
In statute. State v. Bogardus, 4 Mo. (App.) 217.
. kill any living creature. In statute. State v, Bogardus, 4
KEQATIVE.
NXaiaECT.
Mo. (App.) 217.
— easement. Trustees v. Lynch, 70 N. Y. 447.
Kimball v, Rowland, 6 Gray, 224 ; Catch pole v. R. Co., i El. & HI. iii.
In bill of lading, Guillaume v. Packet Co., 42 N. Y. 140.
In indictment. Queen v. Ryland, L. R., i C. C. R. 102.
In statute. Inhabitants of New Marlborough v. County Com'rs, 9 Mete.
432; Kingz/. Burrell, 12 Ad. & Ell. 400; Wells v. Kane, 2 Grant's
Cas. 63.
defitult or misfeasance. In statute. Coite v. Lynes, 33 Conn.
109.
NEGLECT, 233 NEMO.
— Continued.
, or reAue. Merrifield v. Cobleigh, 4 Cush. 178 ; Kimball v. Row-
land, 6 Gray, 224.
to act. In statute. Willoughby v, Willoughby, 9 Q. B. 923.
to depooit. In statute, Rosenplaenter v, Roessle, 54 N. Y. 262 ;
Bendetson v, French, 46 N. Y. 266.
— to make oomplaint. In statute. Watson v. Hall, 46 Conn. 205.
willAil . In statute, Washburn v, Washburn, 9 Cal. 475.
OTOUQENOE. Union Pacific R. Co. v. Young, 19 Kans. 488; Jameson v. R. Co.,
55 Cal. 593; Edelman v. St. Louis Trans. Co., 3 Mo. (App.) 507;
Flournoy v, Jeflfersonville, 17 Ind. 169; Shehan v. Cornwall, 29
Iowa, 99; Lexington v. Lewis, 10 Bush, 677; Bizzell v, Booker, 16
Ark. 308 ; The Nitroglycerine Case, 15 Wall. 524; O'Brien v. R. Co.,
3 Phila. 76 ; McGrath v. Hudson River R. Co., 32 Barb. 144 ; Grant
V. Moseley, 29 Ala. 302 ; Sherman v. Western Trans. Co., 62 Barb.
150; Union Pacific R.Co. v. Collins, 5 Kans. 167; Gove v. Farmers',
etc., Ins. Co., 48 N. H. 41.
In insurance policy, Sawtelle v. Railway Pass. Ass. Co., 15 Blatchf.
216.
or otherwiM. In railroad ticket. Wells v. N. Y. Cent R R.,
24 N. Y. 180 ; Perkins v, N. Y. Cent. R. R., 24 N. Y. 196.
gross . Phillips v, Clark, 5 C. B. (N. S.) 882.
In insurance policy, Lycoming Ins. Co. v, Barringer, 73 111. 230.
Blight . Griflin v. Willow, 43 Wis. 509.
Walker v. Ocean Bank, 19 Ind. 247.
In note, Belding v, Thompson, 3 Cranch C. C. 698.
In statute, Austin v. Blue, 6 Mo. 265 ; Beatty v, Anderson, 5 Mo. 448;
Odell V, Funk, 15 Mo. 338.
paper. Vermyle v. Adams Express Co.. 21 Wall. 138; Bank of
Mobile V, Brown, 42 Ala. 108. *
at the bank. In note, Muir v, Jenkins. 2 Cranch C. C. 18.
at the Bank of Washington. In note, Belding v, Thornton, 3
Cranch C. C. 698.
instroment. In stdtute, Taylor v, Kymer, 3 B. & Adol. 320.
Ycrkes v. Bank, 69 N. Y. 382 ; Griffin v, Weatherby, 9 B. & S. 726;
Palmer v. Ferry, 6 Gray, 420 ; Blakiston v. Dudley, 5 Duer, 373.
for. In lease. Smith v, Coc, 55 N. Y. 678.
irSGOTIATIN'a. In statute. First Nat. Bank v. Pierson, 24 Minn. 140(31 Am. Rep.
341).
ISnSQQFnAnOTX. Walker v. Ocean Bank, 19 Ind. 247.
irSGK)nATION'S. In contract, Havemeyer v. Havemeyer, 45 N. Y. (S. C.) 464.
enter into . In statute, Mahoney v. Supervisors, 53 Cal. 384.
State V, Chavers, 5 Jones, 11 ; Felix v. State, 18 Ala. 720; McPherson
V, Com., 28 Gratt. 939.
free mulatto or free person of oolor. In statute. State v,
Dempsey, 9 I red. (L.) 384.
Esterly v. Cole, 3 N. Y. 502.
In statute. Woods v, Cochrane, 38 Iowa, 484.
^nSlCO. allegone snam tnrpitudinem est andiendus/ Walton v.
Shelly, I T. R. 296; Winton v, Saidler, 3 Johns. Cas. 185 ; Baker t^.
Arnold, i Caines, 258 ; Gould v, Gould, 3 Story, 516.
30
NEPHEW,
234
NEWSPAPER.
NSPHEW.
HET.
KXVEB.
NEW.
mews.
In will. Grant v. Grant, L. R., 5 C. P. 380; Cromer v. Pickney, 3
Barb. (Ch.) 466; Green's Appeal, 42 Pa. St. 25 ; Browersz^. Browers,
I Abb. App. Dec. 214; Sherratt v. Mountford, L. R., 1$ Eq. Cas. 308;
L. R., 8 Ch. App. 929; Wells v. Wells, L. R.. 18 Eq. Cas. 504; re
Blower, 6 Ch. App. 351.
In will, Sherratt v, Mountford, L R., 15 Eq. Cas. 305 , Wells v. Wells^
L. R., 18 Eq. Cas. 504 \ Green's Appeal, 42 Pa. St. 25.
Best V, Osborne, Ry. & M. 290.
In statute, St.' John v, Erie Co., 22 Wall. 137.
balance. Evans v. Wain, 71 Pa. St. 69.
earnings. In contract, St. John v, Erie R. Co., 10 Blatchf. 271 ;
22 Wall. 146.
In statute, Jones Manfg Co. v, Cora., 69 Pa. St. 137 ; Union Pacific R.
Co. V, U, S., 9 Otto, 402.
inoome. In statute. Opinion of Judges, 5 Mete. 598 ; Jones, etc*
Manfg Co. v. Com., 69 Pa. St. 137 ; Andrews v. Boyd, 5 Me. 199.
profits. Stewart v, Stebbins, 30 Miss. 66; Wallace v, Beebe» 12
Allen, 354.
' In agreement. Fuller v. Miller, 10$ Mass. 115; Tutt z'. Land, 50 Ga.
339.
In statute, Repton v, Hodgson. 7 Q. B. 84.
prooeeds. In contract, Dan lap v, O'Dena, i Rich. (Eq.) 272.
rent. In order. King v, Tomlinson. 9 B. & C. 166.
Talue. In corporation charter, Babcock v, Middlesex Savings
Bank, 28 Conn. 302.
In plea, Stockbridge ^. Sussams, 3 Q. B 239.
In statute. Glue Co. v, Upton, 7 Otto, 3.
and original design. In statute, Harrison v, Taylor, 3 Hurl. Sl
N. 300 ; 4 Hurl. & N. 820.
aaaets. In statute, Robinson v, Hodge, 117 Mass. 223.
building. In statute, Hobbs v, Dana, L. R., 9 C. P. 30 ; Shiel
V. Mayor, 6 Hurl. & N. 804; Brice's Appeal, 89 Pa. St. 85.
— oaoe. Moore v, Alvis, 54 Ala. 356.
— mannftkotnre. In statute, Ralston v. Smith, 19 C. B. (N. S.)
819 ; II H. L. Cas. 223.
— mannflictures. In statute. Heath v. Smith, 3 El. & Bl. 256.
— pariah. In statute, Crenshaw v, Wigan Bd., L. R., 8 Q. B. 217.
— partiea. In rules of court, Ladner v, Ogden, 31 Miss. 332.
— pound. In statute, Bosworth v, Trowbridge, 45 Conn. 161.
— street. In statute, Att'y-Gen. v, Bd. of Works, 6 Ch . Div. 539L
— trial. Zaleski v, Clark, 45 Conn. 400; Springfield v, Worcester.
2 Cush. 61.
offioial •
In insurance policy. Fowler v, Ins. Co., 18 C. B. (N.
S.) 818.
NEWSFAFEB. In deed of trust, Graham v. King, 50 Mo. 22 ; Stevenson v, Jannaiy,
49 Mo. 465.
In statute, Kerrz^. Hitt, 75 111. 51 ; Beecher t/. Stevens, 25 Minn. 146 ;
Hernandez v, Drake, 81 III. 34, Benkendorf v, Vincenz, 52 Mo.
441 ; Kellogg V, Carrico, 47 Mo. 157 ; Card v. Lackland, 49 Mo. 451.
NEWSPAPER. 235 NIGHT.
— Continued.
printed in the oonnty. In statute, Walton v, Harris, 73.
Mo. 491.
reports. In statute. State v. Brown, 71 Mo. 458.
Cambridge . In statute. Tibbits v, Yorke, $ B. & Ad. 605.
nJBULT. Humphries v. Cullingwood, 2 R & Aid. 642 ; Whitney v. Crosby, 3.
Caines, 89.
before. In statute. Clayton v. Corby. 2 Q. B. 814.
befbre some suit or action. In statute. Parker v. Mitchell 1 1
A. & E. 788 ; Lowe v. Carpenter, 6 Ex. 825 ; Glover v. Coleman,.
L, R., 10 C. P. 108.
oonrt. In statute. Green v. McLaren,- 7 Ga. 107 ; Durell v^
Merrell, \ Mass. 411.
— — devisee. In statute. Den v, Robinson, 2 South. 689.
election. In statute. People v, Mott, 3 Cal. 506.
of kin. In statute, Hillhouse v, Chester, 3 Day, 166(3 Am.
Dec. 265) ; R. Co. v. Shannon, 43 III. 338 ; White v, Springett, L. R.,
4 Ch. App. 302; McCool V. Smith, i Black, 459; Rogers v. Weller,
5 Biss. 166; Green z/. Hudson River R. Co., 32 Barb. 25; Mer-
chants' Ins. Co. V. Hinman, 34 Barb. 410; Peterson z/. Webb, 4
Ircd. (Eq.) 56.
Inwill. Keteltast/. Keteltas, 72N. Y. 312 (28 Am. Rep. 155); Murdock
V. Ward, 67 N. Y. 387; Luce v. Dunham, 69 N. Y. 36; Halton v.
Foster, L. R., 3Ch. App. 505; Harden z/. Larrabee, 113 Mass. 430;
Snow z/.Teed, L. R., 9 Eq. Cas. 622 ; Re Je£frey, L. R., 14 Eq. Cas.
136; re Standley, L. R., 5 Eq. Cas. 303; Simmons z/. Gooding, 5 Ired.
(Eq.) 382 ; Redmond v. Burroughs, 63 N. C. 242 ; Sweezey v. Willes,.
I Bradf. 495; Clayton z^. Drake, 17 Ohio St. 367; Slosson v. Lynch,
28 How. Pr. 417 ; 43 Barb. 147 ; Hamlin v, Osgood, 5 N. Y.
Y. (Surr.) 409 ; Steel v, Kurtz, 28 Ohio, 192 ; Edwards v. Bucks^
dale, 2 Hill (Ch.), 416; Murdock z;. War^l, (yj N. Y. 387 ; Luce v.
Dunham, 69 N. Y. 36.
personal representative. In will. Stockdale v. Nicholson, L.
R., 4 Eq. Cas. 359.
-— ^regiilar session. In constitution. People v, Lippincott, 64
111. 256.
sessions. In statute. King v. Heath, 5 Ad. & Ell. 347.
surviving son. In will. Eastwood v. Lockwood, L. R., 3 Eq.
Cas. 487.
term* In statute. Wood v, Messerly, 46 Mo. 255; Wilkie v.
Jones, I Morris (la.), 97 ; Moodiev. Vandyke, 4 Yeates, 512 ; French
V, Barnard, 9 Cush. 403 ; Smith v. Cutler, 10 Wend, 589 (25 Am.
Dec. 580); Durell v. Merrill, i Mass. 411.
flrst day of August . In statute. Couch v, Ulster, etc., Tp. Co.,.
4 Johns. Ch. 26.
President v. Norwood, Bush. (Eq.) 65.
In will. Re Blower, L. R., 6 Ch. App. 351 ; Sherratt v. Mountford, L.
R., 8 Ch. App. 929.
Inwill, Sherratt v, Mountford, L. R., 15 Eq. Cas. 305 ; Wells v. Wells»
L. R.) 18 Eq. Cas. 504.
NIQHT. State z/. Morris, 47 Conn. 179; Tutton v. Drake, 5 Hurl. & N. 648;
Nixon z/* Freeman, 5 Hurl. & N. 653.
NIGHT. 236 NOT.
KIGHT' — Continued.
— time. Rex v. Tandy, i C. & P. 297 ; Com. v. Chevalier, 7 Dane
Abr. 134; People v. Griffin, 19 CaL 578; Thomas v. State, 5 How.
(Miss.) 20: State v, Bancroft, 10 N. H. 107 ; Trull v, Wilson, 9 Mass.
1 54 ; Rex V, Kemp, i Leach, 222 ; Rex v. Polly, i C. & P. 77 :
Com. V. Williams, 2 Cush. 582 ; Lewis v. State, 16 C'Onn. 32.
by . In statute, Cureton?/. Queen, i B. & S. 218.
lilQ>HT& In insurance policy. Glendale Woolen Co. v. Protection Ins. Co.,
21 Conn. 18.
KIQHT-WAIjKBB. In statute. Thomas v. State, 55 Ala. 260.
NO. oonsiderable proTOoation appearing. In indictment, Butler
V. State, 34 Ark. 48a
— order. In writ, Meredith v. Gittens, 18 Q. B. 257.
other. In statute. Pope v, Tearle, L. R., 9 C. P. 500.
tenant. In statute. Com. v, Watson, 97 Mass. 565.
H0I80MB. or offonaiTe buaineas. In deed, Hickman v. Isaacs, i R & S.
976.
HOIf. proa. Com. t/. Casey, 12 Alien, 218.
HOlCnrAL. damages. Beaumont v, Greathead, 2 D. & L. 635.
party. Wing v, Andrews, 59 Me. 505.
NOlCnrATBI). In statute. Edward v. Buchanan, 3 B. & Adol. 792.
HON. oompoa mentis. Re Carmichael, 36 Ala. 514 ; re Baker, 2 Johns.
Ch. 232 ; Jackson v. King, 4 Cow. 207.
In constitution, Beaumont's case, i Whart. ^1 (29 Am. Dec. 31).
est inventus. In writ, Magnay v. Monger, 4 Q. B. 818.
pros. Com. v, Casey, 12 Allen, 218.
dies juridious. State v, Ricketts, 74 N. C. 187.
NOK-ABBIVAL. In charter-party. Soames v. Lonergan, 2 B. ft C. s^S-
y ON- ASHHtfW A RTiK. In stock certificate. Upton v, Treblecock, x Otto, 45.
KON-FOBF JUTUV Qt, In insurance policy. Chase v. Phoenix Life Ins. Co., 67 Me. 85.
HONPABEIL. type. Insurance Co. v. Slaughter, 12 Wall 404.
KON-BBSIDENT. In statute Clark t^. Ward, 12 Gratt 440; Mayor v. Genet, 4
Hun, 487 ; Curd v, Letcher, 3 J. J. Marsh. 445 ; Ballinger v. Lantier,
15 Kas. 608 ; Slavens v, R. Co., 51 Mo. 308.
lands. In statute. People v. Barker, 48 N. Y. 70.
of the State. In statute. Wolf v. McGavock, 23 Wis. 517.
HOK43AKS. Den v. Vancleve, 5 N. J. (L.) 589.
KOBTHWABB. In deed, Jackson v. Reeves, 3 Caines, 298.
KOBTBSEtLY. In deed. Irwin v, Towne. 42 Cal. 329; Garvin z^. Dean, 11$ Mass.
yJ^ : Howard v. College of the Holy Cross, 116 Mass. 117 ; Brandt
V. Ogden, i Johns. 156.
NOBTHLY. Indeed. Brandt ?/. Ogden, i Johns. 156.
NOBTH W ABDLY. In deed. Seaman v, Hogeboom, 21 Barb. 398 ; Craig v. Hawkins.
I Bibb, 53.
KOBTH-WESTEBLY. In deed. Irwin v. Towne, 42 Cal. 329.
KOT. able to work. In statute. Re Morten, 5 Q. B. 591.
befbre. In statute. Leverin v, Leicester, 12 Q. B. 949-
exoeeding. In statute. Dearborn v. Inhabitants, 97 Mass. 469.
NOT
237
NOTICE.
NOT — Continued.
ezeoeding eighty aoreB. In constitution. David v. David, s^
Ala. 51.
ixurarecL In bill of lading. Peek v. North Staffordshire, etc.,
R. Co.. 10 H. L. Cas. 473.
known or naed before his application. Pennock v. Dialogue,
HOTABY.
HOTB.
HOTSD.
2 Pet I (I Robb. Pat. Cas. 542).
— more than. In statute, Britton v. Com., x Cush. 305.
— public. Kirksey v. Bates, 7 Port. 529 (31 Am. Dec. 722).
In statute, Gaines v. Craig, 24 Ark. 477 ; Force v, Elizabeth, 12 C. E.
Green, 408.
or memorandnm. In statute, Dailey v. Sweeting, 9 C. B.
(N. S.) 858 ; Bailey v. Ogden, 3 Johns. 399 (3 Am. Dec. 509).
AindB Ibr the payment of the . In promissory note. Keystone
Bridge Co. v, Britton, 17 Blatchf. 409.
ite oontente. Wildes v. Fessenden, 4 Mete. 12.
In indictment. Dubois v. State, 50 Ala. 1 39.
In statute, Hamersley v, Franey, 39 Conn. 177.
and re£»renoes. In statute. Little v, Gould, 2 Blatchf. 165.
for the purpose of paying claims. In charter. Wood v,
Wellington. 30 N. Y. 218.
in writing. In statute. Caples v. Brsinham, 20 Mo. 244 ; Mul-
drowi/. Caldwell, 7 Mo. 563.
of hand. In will. Hopkins z/. Holt, 9 Wis. 232 ; Perry v. Max-
well, 2 Dev. (Eq.) 48S.
or relbrenoes made by the State reporter. In statute. Little
V, Gould, 2 Blatchf. 265 ; 2 Blatchf. 362.
all aooommodation . In contract. Da Costa v, Guieu, 7 S. &
R. 462.
bank current in the city of Kew York. In contract, Judah
V. Harris, 19 Johns. 146.
bonds and prcmiissory fbr money or property. In statute,
Draher v, Schreiber, 1 5 Mo. 603.
in this act. In statute. Wright v. Norwich R. Co., 8 Blatchf. 2a.
Lawrence v. Bowman, i McAll. 419; Pringle v. Phillips, s Sandf
157.
In statute. Will v. Town of Southbury, 43 Conn. 53 ; Van Metre v.
Mitchell, 2 Wall. Jr. 317; Pearson v. .Lovejoy, 53 Barb. 407 ; Ruthen
V. Acker, 18 Barb. 393; Bolton v. Lundy, 6 Mo. 46 ; Lee v. Bow-
man, 55 Mo. 400; St. Louis V. Goebel, 32 Mo. 295 ; Fry v, Bennett,
7 Abb. Pr. 352 ; Vicksburg, etc., R. Co. v. McCutcheon, 52 Miss. 645.
of action. In statute. Lewis v. Smith, Holt N. P. 27.
of any prior act of bankruptcy. In statute, Biid v, Bass, 6
Man. & G. 146; Edwards v, Gabriel, 7 Hurl. & N. 520.
of sale. In statute. Knowles v. City of Boston, 129 Mass. S5i-
to quit. In statute. Oakes v. Moore, 8 Cush. 287.
actual . Jordan v. Pollock, 14 Ga. 145 ; Curtis t/. Mundy, 3 Mete.
407.
In statute, Beatle v. Butler, 2X Mo. 313; Masterton v. West End R.
Co.. 5 Mo. (App.) 71.
NOTIFIED.
238
OATS.
TfOFTIFrSD.
ISfOTING.
.HOTOBIETT.
irOTOBIOUB.
Converse v. Hartley, 31 Conn. 380.
In notice of diskimor, Armstrong' i;. Christiana, 5 C. B. 692.
Leary v, Walton, 5 Mon. 370.
Leary v. Walton, 5 Mon. 370.
In indictment, Grisham v. State, 2 Yerg. 588.
Stout. Raggett v, Findlater. L. R., 17 Eq.Cas. 29.
NOVELTY
NOW.
HOUBIBHINQ. —
NOVATION. Hobson v. Davidson's Syndic, 8 Mart. 422 (13 Am. Dec 296, im//);
Adams v. Power, 48 Miss. 451.
McCormick v, Seymour, 3 Blatchf. 209.
In statute, Clark v. Lord, 20 Kans. 390 ; Savings Bank v. New Lon-
don, 20 Conn. 1 16.
In will, Quinn v, Hardinbrook, 54 N. Y. 83.
happened. In treaty, Hylton v. Brown, i Wash. C. C. 353.
in the port of Amsterdam. In charter-party, Behn v. Bur-
gess, I B. & S. 880 : 3 B. & S. 752.
oooupied by me. In will, Hutchinson v. Barrow, 6 Hurl. &
NOXXOUB.
NUISANGE.
N. 583.
— possess. In will, WagsUf! v, Wagstaff, L. R., 8 Eq. Cas. 229.
or dangerous trade or business. In deed, Atlantic Dock
Co. V, Leavitt, 54 N. Y. 35.
— or offonsive business, trade or manufttotnre. In statvU.
Bd. of Health v. Hill, 13 C. B. (N. S.) 481.
other substanoe or liquid. In statute. People v. Van Deleer,
53 Cal. 147.
Grady v, Wolsner, 46 Ala. 381 ; Ferguson v, Selma,'' 43 Ala. 39S ;
Parker v. Union Woolen Co., 42 Conn. 399; Mayor v, Radecke, 49
Md. 217 ; Miller v, Burch, 32 Tex. 208 ; State v. Mayor, 5 Port. 279;
Hinchman v, Patterson, etc., R. Co., 17 N. J. (Eq.) 75 ; Whitney y.
Bartholomew, 21 Conn. 213.
In deed, Harrison v. Good, L. R., 1 1 Eq. Cas. 338.
In statute. Great Western R. Co. v. Bishop, L. R,, 7 Q. B. 551 ;
Browne/. Bussell, L. R., 3 Q. B. 251.
material . Queen v, Russell, 3 El. & Bl. 942.
KUISANCES.
JNUMO.
In statute. Brown v, Bussell, 9 B. & S. 2.
and void. In statute. Pearse v, Morrice, 2 Ad. & El. 95.
and denomination. In indictment, Duvall v. State. 63 Ala. 17.
pro tunc. Ludlow v, Johnson, 3 Ohio, 553 (17 Am. Dec. 609).
ITOKCXTPATIVE. wiU. Re Hebden. 20 N. J. (Eq.) 473 ; Sykes v. Sykes, 2
Stew. (Ala.) 364 (20 Am. Dec 44, note).
Reg. V, Clarke, 7 El. & Bl. 192.
Omichund v. Barker, i Atk. 42 ; Arnold v. Town of Middleton, 41
Conn. 206; King v. White, i Leach C. C. 482; Brock v. Milligan,
10 Ohio, 123; Blocker 2/. Burness, 2 Ala. 354; Clinton z/. State, 33
Ohio St. 27 ; Oaks v, Rodgers, 48 Cal. 197.
or other competent proo£ In statute. Noble v, Holliday, i
NUBTUBE.
OATH.
N. Y. 330.
corporal —
solemn — -
In indictment, Jackson v. State, i Ind. 184.
In indictment, Jackson v. State, i Ind. 184.
OATS.
— or other lawflQ merohandise. In contract, Southampton Ca
V. Clarke, L. R., 4 Ex. 73 ; L. R., 5 Ex. 53.
OBEY. 239 OCCUPANCY.
OBEY*. and perlbnn the orders of the oourt. In contract, Claflin v.
Ball, 43 N. Y. 481.
OBJECT. of the action. In statute, Scarborough v. Smith. 18 Kans. 399.
or reftise. In deuise. Doe v. Crisp, 8 Ad. & £11. 779.
. OBJECTION'. In statute. Elf rank v: Seller, 54 Mo. 135.
OBJECTTS. articles or charged with an internal tax. In statute. Wells
V, Shook, 8 Blatchf. 257.
OBLATIONS. In statute, Ayrton v, Abbott, 14 Q. B. i.
OBUGATIOK. Crandall v, Bryan, 15 How. Pr. 48.
In statute, Fogg v. State, 9 Yerg. 392 ; Strong v, Wheaton, 38 Barb.
616.
for the payment of money only. In statute, Flanagan v,
Watkins, 1 B. & C. 318.
or written contract. In statute. Gale v. Myers, 4 Houst 546.
OBUGATIOKS. bonds or other . In statute. Smith v, Ellington, 14 Ga. 379 ;
Rippon V, Townsend, i Bay. 445; Hargroves v, Cooke, 15 Ga. 321.
notes and . In statute. Basehore v, Rhodes, 85 Pa. St. 44.
OBLiaATOBY. writing :. InpUa, Clark v, Phillips, Hempst 294.
OBUaEE. In statute. Hall v, Byrne, 2 111. 140.
OBSCENE. writing. In statute, U. S. v, Williams, 3 Fed. Rep. 484.
OBSOUBTE. In will, Lewis v, Lewis, 2 W. & S. 455.
OBSTBUCfT. any engine. In statute. Queen v, Hadfield, L. R, i C. C. R.
253 ; Queen v. Hardy, L. R., i C. C. R. 278.
— new lights. Tapling v. Jones, 11 H. L. Cas. 290.
or retard the passage of the mail. In statute, U. S. v, Kirby,
7 Wall. 482 ; U. S. V, De Mott, 3 Fed. Rep. 483.
OBSTBUCfnON. Nashville, etc., R. Co. v, Carroll, 6 Heisk. 347 ; Mosher v. Vincent,
39 Iowa. 607 .
In statute, Hodgson v. Little, 14 C. B. (N. S.) 120; 16 C. B. (N. S.)
207 ; Snyder v, Philadelphia, 78 Pa. St. 23.
OBSTaUCnOE'S. in statute, Patterson v. Vail, 43 Iowa, 142 ; Ray v, Manchester,
46 N. H. 59.
OBTAIN. In statute, Spilsberry v, Clough, 2 Q. B. 466 ; Queen v, Kilham, L. R.,
I C. C. R. 261.
OBTAixwinG-. In agreement, Russell v, Ledsam, 14 M. & W. 587.
and recovering payment. In statute, Reg. v, Com'rs, L. R.,
4 H. L. 450.
OBTAINS. firom another. In statute, Sandy v. State, 60 Ala. 60.
OBVENnONS. In statute. Ayrton v, Abbott, 14 Q. B. i.
OCCASION. as shall require. In power, Attwood v, Munnings, 7 R & C.
284.
OCCASIONED. In statute, Meysenburg v, Schlieper, 48 Mo. 426.
by camphene. In insurance policy. Harper v. New York City
Ins. Co., 22 N. Y. 441.
by payment or pledge of the property of the husband. In
statute, Vogt v. Ticknor, 48 N. H. 249.
OCCUPANCY. Dallas City v. Missionary Soc, 6 Fed. Rep. 356 ; Redfield v, Utica,
etc., R. Co., 25 Barb. 54. *
r
OCCUPANCY.
240
OCCUP Y.
OOCU^JUXOY •— Continued.
In statute. Walters v. People, 21 111. 178 ; Brinkerhoff v, Everett, 38
III. 263 ; Com. V, Weatherhead, no Mass. 175.
aotual . In statute. Hunt v. Smith, 9 Kans. 137.
in the aotual of any i>er8on. In statute. Smith v. Sanger, 4
N. Y. 577.
ready for —
— . In building contract, Cunningham v, Washburn, 1 19
Mass. 224«
OCCUPANT. In city ordinance, Bixler v, Hagan, 42 Mo. 367.
In statute, Shelby v, Houston, 38 Cal. 410 ; Hammel v, Zobelein, 51
Cal. 532; O'Neale v, Cleveland, 3 Nev. 485; Hussey v. Smith, i
Utah Terr. 129; Ford v, Kennedy, i Oregon, 136, Carpenters.
Vail, 36 Mich. 226; Lechler t/. Chapin, 12 Nev. 65.
OCCUPATION. Johnson v. State, 44 Ala. 415.
In statute. Re Haynes, 49 L. J. (N. S.) Bank. 62 ; Mourelyan v. Labal*
mondierc, i El. & El. 533 ; Luckett z/. Bright, 2 C. B. 195 ; People z'.
Ambrecht, 1 1 Abb. Pr, 97 ; Lawrence v, Fulton, 19 Cal. 683 ; Stock-
well V, Brewer, 59 Me, 287; Mersey Docks v. Cameron, 11 H. L. Cas.
OCCUPIED.
then in his . In will, Newton v, Taylor, 7 B. & C. 385.
OCCUPATIONS, profeaaionsy trades and . In statute. Commits v, Reynolds,
7 W. & S. 329.
In insurance policy, Lockwood v, Middlesex Ins. Co., 47 Conn. 554;
Townsend v. North-western Ins. Co., 18 N. Y. 168.
In statute, McConnaughey z'. Baxter, 55 Ala. 380; Robinson z^. Brigii^s,
L R., 6 Ex. i; Trinity Church v, Boston, 118 Mass. 164; New
England Hospital t/. City of Boston, 113 Mass. 518; Weisbrod v,
Daenicke, 36 Wis. 73; King v. Inhabitants, 5 B. & Adol. 227; 9
B. & C. 183.
as a private dwelling. In policy of insurance, O'Neil v, Buf-
falo Fire Ins. Co., 3 N. Y. 122.
as a reaidenoe. In statute. Potts v, Davenport, 79 111. 4S$.
aa a atore-honae. In policy of insurance. Wall v. East River
OCCUPIEB.
OCCUPY.
Mut. Ins. Co., 7 N. Y. 370.
or naed fbr nnlawftil purposes. In policy of insurance, Kelly
V, Ins. Co., 97 Mass. 284
owned or . In statute, Hershell v, Bushnell, 37 Conn. 38.
premises by him. In writ, Jones v, Fletcher, 41 Me. 254
In statute, Jones v, Mersey Docks, 20 C. B. (N. S.) 130; King z^.
Inhabitants, 4 B. & C. 960 ; Sheppard v, Bradford, 16 C. R (N. S.)
378; Cook V, Montagu, L. R., 7 Q. B. 418 ; King v, Sutton, 3 Ad.
& El. 611.
of tithes. Chanter v, Glubb, 9 B. & C. 483.
of land. In statute. King v. Burton Gras Co., 5 B. & C. 466.
now . In contract, Magee v, Lovell, L. R., 9 C. P. 107.
In contract. Morrow v, Brady, 12 R. I. 130.
In statute. King v. Inhabitants, i R & Aid. 476 ; Gough v. Evererd, 3
H. & C. 10; Locke v, Rowell, 47 N. H. 46; Abbott v, Upham, 13
Mete. 172 ; Walters V People, 18 111. 199; S. C, 21 111. 178; Wolfs-
kill V, Malgawich, 39 Cal. 276 ; Queen v. West Riding, 2 Q. B. 507.
any stand. In city ordinance. Com. v. Rice, 9 Mete 253.
occur y.
24Z
OFFICE.
OOCUB.
OCCUPY— Continued.
the milL In statute. Abbott v, Upbam, 13 Mete. 172.
-^ the ahore. In deed. Lacy v. Green, 84 Pa. St. 514.
In insurance policy, Jobnson t/. Humboldt Ins. Co., 91 III. 92 ; Hay
V, Star Fire Ins. Co., 77 N. Y. 235 ; Major v. Hamilton Fire Ins. Co.,
39 N. Y. 46.
Olaixn shall . Chandler t/. St. Paul, etc., Ins. Co., 21 Minn. 85.
western . In patent, Keyser v, Coe, 9 Blatchf. 32.
ten . Taylor v, Wilkinson, 22 Wis. 40.
bCfiAJS'.
O'CLOCK.
OF.
OFF.
OFFENDEB.
OnPENDlKGI-.
U. S. V, Hatch, I Paine, 336.
In contract. Powell v, Horton, 2 Bing. N. C. 668.
In deed, Hannum v, Kingsley, 107 Mass. 355 ; Pine v, Rickert, 21
Barb. 469.
In plea. Porter v. Miller, 3 Wend. 329.
In statute, Williams v. Burgess, 12 Ad. & Ell. 635 , Darwin v, Lin-
coln, 5 B. & Aid. 450.
and oonoeming. In plea. May v. Brown, 3 B. & C. 129 ; King
V, Marsden, 4 M. & S. 169.
the parish of M. In order. Queen v, Toke, 8 Ad. & Ell.
233 ; Queen v, Flockton, 2 Q. B. 536.
heard . In statute. Fellows v. Fellows, 8 N. H. 160.
heirs the body. In deed. Den v, Gillat, 2 Term Rep. 431.
In affidavit, Randle v. Long, 6 Ad. & Ell. 225.
member Congress. In statute. Butter v. Hopper, i Wash.
C. C. 500.
its lines. In railway ticket, Kent v. R. Co., L. R., 10 Q. B. i.
In statute. People v. Park, 41 N. Y. 21 ; Lee v, Simpson, 3 C. B. 880;
Eggington's Case, i El. & BI. 734.
person so ,In statute. U. S. v, 141 2 Gallons of Spirits, 10
Blatchf. 430.
In constitution, Randall v. Brigham, 7 Wall. 523.
In statute. State v, Jager, 19 Wis. 235 ; Canfield v, Mitchell, 43 Conn.
172; Frost's Case, 127 Mass. 550; Sellwood v. Mount, i Q. B. 726;
Queen v, Sutcliffe, 13Q. B. 833.
of the same character. In statute, Crockett v. State, 38 Ala.
387.
arms of weapons. In statute, Cosan'sCase, i Russ. Cr. 119;
Rex V, Pahner, i Moody & R. 70 ; Rex v. Fry, 2 Moody & R. 42 ;
Rex V, Johnson, Russ. & Ry. 492 ; Rex v, Noakes, 5 C. & P. 326 ;
Rex V. Grice, 7 C. & P. 803.
trade or business to the neighboring inhabitants. In deed,
Barrow V. Richard, 8 Paige Ch. 351 (35 Am. Dec. 713).
In statute, Simpson v. Yard, L. R., 4 Q. B. 626.
to sell. In statute, Williams v, Tappan, 3 Fost (N. H.) 385.
In statute, Ayrton v, Abbott, 14 Q. B. i.
to TOte. In statute. Case v. Miller, 5 Wright (Pa.), 403.
OFFICE.
In constitution. People v, Nostrand, 46 N. Y.375 ; State v, Wilson,
{Employ men f). 29 Ohio St. 347.
In statute. State v. Weeks, 67 Mo. 60 ; Shelby v. Acorn, 36 Miss. 289 ,
Queen v. Manning, L. R., i C. C. R. 340; Faulkner v. Upper Bod-
31
OFFICE, 242 OFFICER.
OFFICE — Continued.
dington, 3 C. B. (N. S.) 412 ; People v. Ridgely, 21 111. 68 ; Heartley
V, Banks, S C. B. (N. S.) 40; Queen v. Local Bd., L. R., 9 Q. B. 148 ;
Iron Ship Co. v. Blunt, L. R.. 3 C. P. 484; U. S. v. Hartwell, 6 Wall.
385 ; Dailey v. State, 8 Blackf. 329 ; Leach v. Cassidy, 23 Ind. 449 ;
Waldo z'. Wallace, 12 Ind. 569; People v, Stratton, 28 Cal. 382; re
Hathaway, 71 N. Y. 238; Smith v. Mayor, 37 N. Y. 5^18; Richardson
V, Brooklyn ,etc., R. Co., 22 How. Pr. 368 ; People v, Pinckey, 52
N. Y. 377 ; People v, Conover, 17 N. Y. 64 ; Queen v. Mayor, 11 Ad.
& Ell. 13; Loundes v, Stamford, 18 Q. B. 426.
of honor. In constitution. Dickson z;. People, 17 111. 191.
of profit. In constitution. People v. Whitman, 10 Cal. 38 ; Doty
V. State, 6 Blackf. 529.
In statute. King v. Mayor, 6 Ad. & Ell. 347.
of profit and trust. Ellis v. State, 19 Ind. 351.
of tniBt. Re Corliss, 11 R. I. 638.
of trust or profit. In constitution. Doty v. State, 6 Black£ 529.
or plaoe of profit. In statute. Delane v. Hillcoat, 9 B. & C. 31 o.
or publlo trust. In constitution. Re Oaths, 20 Johns. 493 ;
People V. Nichols, 52 N. Y. 478; Leigh's Case, i Munf. 483; re
Dorsey, 7 Port. 293 ; re Wood, i Hopk. 6 ; Waters v. Wittemore, 22
Barb. 595 ; Seymour v. Ellison, 2 Cow. 29.
place or employment. In statute. Queen v. Chanettie, 13 Q.
B.447.
any or capacity. In statute. U. S. v. Morse, 3 Story, 87.
dvll . fn constitution. State v. Valle, 41 Mo. 29; State 'Z/. Wil-
mington City Council, 3 Harr. 294 ; Crawford v. Dunbar, 52 Cal. 36.
judicial . Waldo v. Wallace, 12 Ind. 569.
lucrative . In constitution. Kerr z/. Jones, 19 Ind. 351; People
V. Whitman, 10 Cal. 38; Crawford v. Dunbar, 52 Cal. 36.
ministerial . Waldo v. Wallace, 12 Ind. 569.
political . Waldo z/. Wallace, 12 Ind. 569.
public . In statute. People v. Common Council, 77 N. Y. 503;
People V. Hayes, 7 How. Pr. 248; People v. Bedell, 2 Hill, 196.
public <>-T^Tmn.1 . In statute. King v. Inhabitants, 5 B. & Ad. 573.
(Place.) In statute. Com. v. White, 6 Cush. 181 ; Shaw v. Morley, L. R., 3 Ex.
137 ; State v. Scripture, 42 N. H. 489.
of busiaess. In statute. Blandy v. De Burgh, 6 C. B. 624.
for the weighing of any merchandise. In constitution. Tink-
ham V. Tapscott, 17 N. Y. 141.
at an or banking-house. In statute. Merchants' Bank v. State
Bank, 10 Wall. 604.
principal . In statute. Western Trans. Co. v. Scheid, 18 N. Y.
408.
OFFICER. King v. Dr. Bumell, Carth. 478 ; U S.v. Maurice, 2 Brock. 103; Shelby
V. Acorn, 36 Miss. 289 ; People v. Pinckney, 32 N. Y. 377 ; Roosevelt
V, Draper, 23 N. Y. 318; Olmstead v. Mayor, 42 N. Y. (S. C.) 481 ;
Cordiell v. Frizell, i Nev. 130.
In constitution. Bunn v. People, 45 111. 397 ; Brown v. Turner, 70 N.
C. 93 ; re Stuart, 53 Cal. 745.
OFFICER. 243 OFFICERS.
— Continued.
In statute. State v. Brooks, 42 Tex. 62 ; Com. v. Wyman, 8 Mete. 247 ;
Pedley v, Davis, 10 C. B. (N. S.) 512 ; Pierce v. Inhabitants of Cam-
bridge, 2 Cush. 613; Kavanaugh v. State, 41 Ala. 399; Myers v.
Veitch, L. R., 4 Q. B. 649 ; U. S. v. Benner, Baldw. 234; Twenty per
cent Cases, 20 Wall. 179; U. S. v. Saunders, 20 Wall. 492 ; Talbot
V, U. S., 10 Ct. of CI. 426; Vaughn v. English, 8 Cal. 39;
Conrey v. Copeland, 4 La. Ann. 307 ; People v. Middleton, 28 Cal.
603 ; State v, Piatt, 4 Harr. 154 ; State v, Putnam, 35 Iowa, 561 ; State
t/. Montgomery, 25 La. Ann. 138; Hummel's Case, 9 Watts, 416;
Com. V, Tucker, 10 Gray, 173; Second Manhattan Building Asso. v,
Hayes, 2 Keyes, 192; Com. v. Christian, 9 Phila. 556; Union Co. v.
James, 21 Pa. St. 525 ; Com. v, Neely, 3 Pittsb. 527 ; Woodworth v.
State, 26 Ohio St. 196; re Hunt, 3 Dill. 44» note; Queen v, Guardians,
I Q. B. 130; Queen v. Justices, 2 Q. B. 433 ; Bank v, Patton, 4 J. J.
Marsh. 192.
of court. In statute. Bailey v. Williams. 6 Oregon, 71 ; White
V, State, 44 Ala. 409; Caldwell v, Gwinn, 54 Ala. 66.
of eleotion. In statute, U. S. v, Cla3rton, 2 Dill. 219; U. S. v,
Fisher, 8 Fed. Rep. 414.
of the reyenue. In statute, Campbell v, Jones, 3 Fed. Rep. 513.
who made the sale. In statute. Livingston v. Arnouz, 56 N.
w hM;
Y. 507.
civil . In statute. Queen v. Earl Waldegrave, 2 Q. B. 341.
mft-Tntgi-ng . jn statute, McAllister v, Penn. Ins. Co., 28 Mo. 214.
ministerial . In statute, Diggs v. State, 49 Ala. 311.
other . In statute. Com. v. Wyman, 8 Mete. 247 ; re Whiting,
Edm. Sel. Cas. 498 ; State v, Moore, 39 Conn. 244.
public . In constitution. Board of Supervisors v, Hackett, 21
Wis. 613.
In statute, Mitchell v. Nelson, 49 Ala. 88 ; Morril v, Haynes, 2 N. H.
246; Porter z'. Pillsbury, 11 How. Pr. 240; Butler v. Board of Re-
gents, 32 Wis. 124.; Morse v. City of Lowell, 7 Mete. 152 ; People v.
Supervisors, 50 How. Pr. 353 ; State v, Walton, 62 Me. 106 ; State v.
Boody, 53 N. H. 610.
State . State v, McKee, 69 Mo. 508.
In statute. Queen v. Poor Law Com'rs, 9 Ad. & Ell. 911 ; Queen v.
Hunt, 12 Ad. & Ell. 133 ; ex parte McCabe, 33 Ark. 397.
judicial and ezeoutlTe. In statute. Wise v. Withers, 3 Cranch^
331.
of cities. In statute, Kinnie v. City of Waverly, 42 Iowa, 487.
of such body corporate. In statute, Madrid Bank v, Bayley,
8 B. & S. 29.
— of the State. In constitution. People v. Ashburner, 55 Cal. 517.
of the United States. In statute, U. S. v, Tinkelpaugh, 3
Blatchf. 425 ; U. S. v, Germaine, 9 Otto. 509 ; U. S. v, Hartwell, 6
Wall. 385 ; ex parte Randolph, 2 Brock, 481 ; Piatt v. Beach, 2 Ben.
303 ; Armstrongfz'. U. S., Gilp. 339; Lindsey v, Attorney-General, 33
Miss. 508 ; State v. Bell, Phill. (L.) 76 ; Brown v, U. S., i Curt. C. C.
civil . In constitution, U. S. v. Hatch, Burnett, 22.
city . In constitution, Poople v, Batchelor, 22 N. Y. 128.
OFFICERS.
244
OjN^.
GFFICEBS — Continued
eofunty •^-^% /n c&HsitttUioft. Sheboygan Co. v. Parker, 3 Wall. 93.
Mate . Ih c&nsti^uiim. Ex parte Wiley, 54 Ala. 227.
totm . In cmsiitutton. People v, McKintiey, 52 N. Y. 374.
OFFSPBlNO.
OHIO.
OIIk
OLD.
oumaiT.
OMISSIONS.
OlOT.
OMNIBXXS.
OXNIS.
OX.
Powell V. Brandon, 24 Miss. 343.
In deed, Madison 7/. Hildreth, 2 Ind. 274.
essential •— ^. In statute. Murphy v, Arnson, 6 Otto, 131.
fbundatieiui. In statute. Arthur v. Gumming, i Otto, 362.
- — roads. In statute. People v, Griswold, 67 N. Y. 59.
son. In wilL Gardner v. Guild, 106 Mass. 25.
In contract. Shaver v, Murdock, 36 Gal. 293.
"-> — to oommunioate. In insurance policy. Pirn v, Reid, 6 Man.
& G. 25.
In city ordinance, Snyder v. North Lawrence, 8 Kas. 82.
ratihabitio retMtraliitiir et maadato aaqxiiparatur. Bird
V. Brown, 4 EJt. 786; Wilson v. Tumman, 6 M. & G. 236.
GaldweH'8 case, 19 Wall. ^4.
In statute. Masters v. McHollaiid, 12 Kas. i7.
a passage. In insurance policy, Washington Ins. Go. v. White,
103 Mass. 239 <4 Am. Rep. 543).
all or either. In insurance policy, Gom. v. Hide, 112 Mass. 136
(17 Am. Rep. 72).
•^^^^ AugvBt 1st or as soeft as the vendee shall pay $2,000. In
contract, Felter v, Weybright, 8 Ohio, 167.
— ^-^ behalf o£ In contract, Lewis v. Nicholson, 18 Q. B. 503.
— — ^ board. In insurance policy, Robia^n v. Manufacturers' Ins.
Go., I Mete. 146.
oalL Bowman v, McGhesney, 22 Gratt. 609.
— k-« oetnpkLint. Instmtnte. Gampbell v, Thompson, 16 Me. 117.
condition. In contract. Meanor v, McKowan, 4 W. & S. 302.
demand. Blackwell v, Fosters, i Mete. 88.
duty. In insurance policy, Gibson v. Farmers' Ins. Go., i Gin.
410.
— eaoh entry. In statute, Ullman v. Murphy, 11 Blatchf. 358.
— freight In contract. Cutwater v. Nelson, 20 Barb. 29 ; Dawson
V, Kettle, 4 Hill, 107.
— goods. McKenzie v, Whitworth, 24 W. R. 287.
— lakes or rivera In bill of lading, St Louis, etc., R. Go. v.
Smuck, 49 Ind. 302.
memorandum. Wartman v. Breed, 117 Mass. 18.
— notioe being given. In statute. Queen v, Arkwright, 12 Q. B.
960.
— or about his premises. In statute. Powell v. State, 63 Ala.
177.
<— erbefbre. In contract. Wall v. Sampson, 6 J. J. Marsh. 155
(22 Am. Dec. 72); People v. Walker, 21 Barb. 630; Mattison v.
Marks, 31 Mich. 421 (18 Am. Rep. 197).
»— payment tf costs. Sands v. McGlelan, 6 Cow. 582 ; Dana v.
Gill 5 J. J. Marsh. 243.
y
ON. 245 aNA
OSi — Continued.
-*— right daliyery of tSie oaigo. In cmiract. Paynter v, James,
L. R., 2 C. P. 352.
*— *flhor«. /« j/o/Wa King v, Bnady, i fikM. & Pul. 188.
«— - the liank. /» /^^mT. Thomas t^. Hatch, 3 Sumner, 179.
iha land. Reg. f/. Inhabita»U, % Q. B. 4^9.
the line o£ Barnam v. Banks, 45 Mo. 349.
the line thereof. U, S. v. B. A M. R. R., 3 Cent. L. J. 337.
the pieeentation. of this dkxmment. In contract Bartlett v.
Holmes, 13 C. B. 630.
-m — the roed. Smith v, Slocemb, 9 Gray, 37 ; Newhall v. Ireson,
3 Cush. 595.
— r—the tea or flate* In deed. Saltonstall v. Proprietors, 7 Cush.
195.
the section line. Munkers v. K. Q^ St. J. & C. B. R. R., 60 Mo.
334.
the stocks. In insurance policy. Hood v, Manhattan, ^tc., Ins.
Co., II N. Y. 532.
— the train. In bill of Iculing, Poucher v. New York Cent R. Co.,
49 N. Y. 263.
— trial In statute. Com. v, McLellan, 121 Mass. 31.
— the triaL In statute. Yoke v. Robertsoa, 9 Whart 1 59 ; Frank-
lin Ins. Oo. v. Findlay, 6 Wtiart. 483 (37 Am. Dec. 430.)
your paying interest. In contract, Dodd v. Ponsford, 6 C. B.
(N. S.) 332.
employed water. In contract. Madre v, Saiinders, 3 Jones (L.) i.
heirs the body. In deed. Den v. Gillot, % Term. Rep. 431.
in distrew the shore* In statute. The Mac, 4^5 L. T. (N. S.) 907.
money hand or in bank. In will. Copia's Estate, 5 Phila. 214.
a week. In statute, Ronkendorfi v, Tayk>r, 4 Pet. 361.
a week during three suooessire weeks. In statute, Francis t^.
Norris, 2 Miles, 150.
in each week fbr at least tw^TS saeoessive weeks. In
statute. Early v. Doe, 16 How. 610.
in every six months. In statute, Virginia Steam Co. v, U. S.,
I Taney Dec. 418.
— oalendar montli's notioe. In statute. Young v, Higgon, 6 M.
4 W. 49.
— cause of aetion. In statute, Kempton «/. Willey, 9 C. B. 738.
— day after date. In note, Taylor v* Jacoby, 2 Pa. St. 496.
— day previons. In constitution, Hyde v. White, 24 Tex. 137.
— Ibot high. In contract. Barton v, McKelway, 22 N. J. (L.) 165.
— pair of boots. In indictment. State v. Harris, 3 Harr. (Del.)
559.
T^pULt. In indictmemi. State v. Lavake, 26 Minn, s^ (37 Am.
Rep. 415).
— town or oity lot. In statute. Wassell v, Tiirmah, 25 Ark. loi •
— month. In contracts Spartali v, Beaecke, 10 C. B. aia.
— month or more. In statute. Blunt v, Healop, 8 Ad. & Ell. 581.
ONE.
246
OPPOSITE.
ONE — Continued.
— mortal bruise. In indictment. State v. Crank, 2 Bailey, 66 (23
Am. Dec. 117).
— thousaad feet. In contract. Brown v. Brooks, 25 Pa. St 210.
— whole year. In statute, Paris v, Hiram, 12 Mass. 262.
year. In insurance policy. Manly v. United Marine Insurance
Co., 9 Mass. 85 (6 Am. Dec. 40).
ONE-FOUBTH. In deed, McCaul v, Kilpatrick, 46 Mo. 434-
part of my estate. In will, Allison v, Chaney, 63 Mo. 283.
ONLY.
ONITS.
OFEir.
In constitution, Shortridge v. Mason, i Abb. U. S. 58.
In deed, Schroder v. King, 38 Conn. 78 ; Hatch v. White, 22 Pick. 521.
In statute, Perrine v. Cheeseman, 6 Halst. 174 (19 Am. Dec. 388).
proper use. In deed, Caldwell v, Pickens, 39 Ala. 514.
by words . In statute, Tumey v, Dodwell, 3 El. & Bl. 137.
for one voyage . In insurance policy, Everett v, Tunno, i B.
& Aid. 145.
in the following oases — ; — ^.. In statute. People v. Fair, 43 Cal. 1 37.
proband!. Davis v, Rogers, i Houst. 44.
aeoount. In statute, Sheppard v, Wilkens, i Ala. 62 ; Goodwin
V, Harrison, 6 Ala. 438 ; Bradford v, Barclay, 39 Ala. 33 ; Nisbet v,
Lawson, i Ga. 406; Dalhonde z/. Lausans, 21 La. Ann. 406; Dixon
V, Lyons, 13 La, Ann. 160 ; Whittelsey v, Spoffard, 47 Tex. 13.
— and extend. In city charter. Sugar Refining Co. v. Mayor, 26
N. J. (Eq.) 247.
— and gross lewdness and lasoivioiis behavior. In statute.
OPENED*
Com. V, Warden, 128 Mass. 52 ; Com. v, Catlin, i Mass. 8 ; State v,
Millaird, 18 Vt. 574.
— and keep in repair. In city charter. Smith v. Corporation of
Washington, 20 How. 135.
— and notorious insolvenoy. Li statute, Hardesty v. Ken-
worthy, 8 Blackf. 304.
and peaceable entry* In statute, Thompson v, Kenyon, 100
Mass. 108.
— oonrt. Ex parte Branch, 63 Ala. 385 ; Hobart v, Hobart, 45 Ala.
SOI.
— and dedicated to the public use. In statute, Oliver ?/.
Worcester, 102 Mass. 489 ; Hemphill t^. City of Boston, 8 Cush. 197.
— and worked. In statute. Beckwith v, Whalen, 70 N. Y. 430.
OPERATING.
OPINION.
OPPOSENG.
OPPOSITE.
In contract, Eaton v. Smith, 20 Pick. 150.
expenses. In statute. Smith v. Eastern R. Co., 124 Mass. 154:
Eastern R. Co. v, Rogers, 124 Mass. 527.
corporation a railway. In statute, McKnight v. I. & Minn.
R. R., 43 Iowa, 406.
rivjs. Thayer v. Mann, 2 Cush. 371.
Houston V. Williams, 13 Cal. 27 ; State v, Allen, 46 Conn. 532.
• In statute. Bales v. State, 63 Ala. 30.
— interest. In statute. Re Jackson, 14 Bank. Reg. 449.
— party. In statute, Eslava v, Mazange, i Woods. 623 ; Trabue
V, Turner, 10 Heisk. 447.
PjPPOSITE, 247 OR.
— Continued.
politics. In statute. People v. Supervisors of Sullivan Co., 56
N.Y. 249.
OPTION . In lease. Walker v, Eagler, 30 Mo. 130.
In statute, Tenney v, Foote, 4 Bradwell, 594.
of my executors. In will. Harper v, Bobb, 47 Ala. 547.
at the of. In contract, Posey v. Scales, 55 Ind. 282,
buyers . In order, Pickering v, Demeritt, 100 Mass. 416.
Robbing v, Butler, 24 111. 428 ; Kindig v. Smith, 39 111. 301 ; People v.
Applegate, 5 Cal. 295 ; Reed ^ Kilbourn Soc, L. R., 10 Q. B.
264 ; Roome v, Phillips, 24 N. Y. 463 ; Hall v. Sweet, 40 N*. Y. 97 ;
Simpson v, Halliday, L.. R., i H. L. 315.
In bond, Dumont v, U. S., 8 Otto, 143 ; Robinson v, Brinson, 20 Tex.
438 ; Parker v, Carson, 64 N. C. 563.
In contract, Douglass v. Eyre, Gilp. 147.
In deed, Elliott v. Turner, 2 C. B. 446.
In indictment. People v, Gilkinson, 4 Park. C. C. 26; Moigan v.
Com., 7 Gratt. 592.
In statute. Towns v. Mead, 16 C. B. 1 38 ; Crowz/. Beardsley, 68 Mo. 435 ;
Com. V, Hadcraft, 6 Bush, 92 ; Robb v. Belt, 12 B. Monr. 647 ; Clifford
V, State, 29 Wis. 327 ; State v, Brandt, 41 Iowa, 593 ; Sparrow v.
Davidson College, ^^ N. C. 35 ; Hannum v. Day, 105 Mass. 34 ; U.
S. V, Ten Cases of Shawls, 2 Paine, 162 ; Hughes v. Smith, 64 N. C.
493; Com. V, Griffin, 105 Mass. 185; Green v. Wood, 7 Q. B. 178;
Reg. V, Watford, 9 Q. B. 635 ; King v, Comm'rs, i B. ^ Ad. 240 ;
Reg. V, Irving, 12 Q. B, 430; Queen v, Shiles, i Q. B. 917 ; U. S. v,
Haines, 5 Mason, 273.
In will, Easton v, Pratt, 2 H. & C. 680 ; .Jackson v, Blanshaw, 6 Johns.
54; Soulle V. Gerrard, Moore, 422; Cro. Eliz. 525; Price v. Hunt,
36 Car. II; Pol. 645 ; Woodward v. Glasbrook, 2 Vern. 388 ; Barker
V, Surtees, 2 Str. 1175 ; Walsh v, Peterson, 3 Atk. 193 ; Framingham
V. Brand, i Wils. 140 ; Wright v, Kemp, 3 T. R. 470 : Hunt v. Hunt,
1 1 Mete. 88 ; Winter v, Perratt, 5 R & C. 59 ; Johnson v, Simcock, 6
Hurl. & N. 14; re Merrick, L. R., i Eq. Cas. 551 ; re Kirkbridge's
Trusts, L. R., 2 Eq. Cas. 400 ; Reid v, Braithwaite, L. R., 1 1 Eq. Cas.
515; Douglass V, Eyre, Gilp. 147 ; Raborg v, Hammond, 2 H. & G.
42; Armstrong v. Moran, i Bradf. 314; Holcomb v. Lake, 24 N.
J. (L.) 686 ; Sawyer v, Baldwin, 20 Pick. 373 ; Cornish v, Wilson, 6
Gill, 299; Carpenter v, Bouldin, 48 Md. 122; Holcomb v. Lake, i
Dutch. 605 ; Nevison v. Taylor, 3 Halst. 43; Den v. Taylor, 2 South
413; Den V, English, 2 Harr. 280; Den v, Allaire, Spen. 6 ; Ely v.
Ely, 5 C. E. Green, 44 ; Den v. Mugway, 3 Green, 330.
any other. Sloan v. Whitman, 5 Cush. 333.
bearer. In note. Mechanics' Bk. v. Straiten, 3 Abb. App.
Deo. 269.
either of them. In statute. Belcher v. State, 8 B. & C. 209.
order. In note. Mechanic's Bk. v, Straiton, 3 Abb. App.
Dec. 269.
— other thing. Com. v. Dejardin, 126 Mass. 47.
— otherwise. Com. v. Rice, 9 Mete. 258, and see 2 Wheat. 119.
agent surveyor. In appointment, Lycoming Ins. Co. v. Wood-
worth, 83 Pa. St. 223.
OM.
S4S
ORDER.
OB — Continued.
OBOHABB*
OBBAjmO.
«-<^ fl»t«r. /• $tatmU, RoUaod t^. Com., %% Pa. St. 306.
flow of water ioMoaod navigattaa impeded. In siaimU.
SUte V. Pq(^, 74 H. Cf 4M.
nnUwfia — r ibraCble iMiry. im staiuU. Winterfield v. SUusa,
t4 Wi*. 194.
/ir «e^//. Wrights. Wheatley, Cro. EUz. .854.
ministar. /if x/4i/«c//. KUxbie v, Antran, 4 Opnn. 1 54 .
. mlDJeter of the Goq^ Im iUUuts. Loffdonderry v. Cht^tgg,
a N. H. 9^ <9^m. !>€.) 61.
Lortng 4^. IM^Wy, i Cal. 27 ; Belt v, Davis, i Cal. 156; Gilman v.
Contra Costa, 8 Cal. 57 ; MUU v, Martin, 19 Jolins. 7.
In cmUraet, Toeat v, Stantoo» 14 Conn. 445.
In statute, Dakio v. Graves, 48 N. H. 47 ; People v. R. Co., 76 N. Y.
294: Shaw «/. NeaJcu 6 H. L. Cas. 581 ; Bm^. v. Williams, 2 C. & K.
51 ; Reg. V, Caite, i C. ^ K. 741 ; Reg. v, Lockett, f Leach, 1 10; Reg.
y. Cuny, 2 Moody, 218; Reg. v, Cullen, s C k P. 116; Reg. v.
Richards, Russ. & Ry. 193 ; People v. Way, 10 Cal. 336 ; McGuire
V, State, 37 Ala. 161 ; Com. v. Fisher, 17 Mass. 46; Com. v. Butter-
ick, lOQ Mass. 12; State v. Cooper, 5 Day, 250; Jones v. State, 50
Ala. 161 ; McGuire v. State, 37 Ala. 361 ; Hoskins v. State, 11 Ga.
92 ; People v, Shaw, 5 ^ohns. 236 ; People v, Farrington, 14 Johns-
348; Queen v, Herler, 17 Q. B. 230; Hinnemann v. Rosenback, 39
N. Y. 98 ; Dakin v. Graves, 48 N. H. 45.
Aflboting a eubBtfOitial rjght* In st^tnt^. Martin v. Windsor
HoUl Cov 70 N. y. Joi.
for money. In indictnuni, Con». v. McKean, 98 Mass. 9.
— p*- p^ the d^very of goode* In statute. B^. v. Illedge, x C. ft
K. 971 ; Horton v. State, 53 Ala. 499*
for the payment of money. In statute. Re Edmundson, 17 Q.
R 68; Morant v. Taylor, i Es. Div. #89; Com. v, Kepper, 114
Mass. 278 ; Evans v. State, 8 Ohio St. 196 ; Rex v. Ravenscroft,
I Russ. & Ry. i(>i ; Rex v, Richard^, i Russ. & Ry. 194-
involving the oooetitatioDality of a law of this State. In
statute. People v. Schoonmafker, 50 N. Y. 499.
involving tiie merits of an action. In statute. FatrchQd v.
Dean, 13 Wis. 331 ; Rahn v. Gunnison, 12 Wis. 529; Johnson v.
fldred, 13 Wis. 483.
made upon a eummary applioaHon after judgment. In
statute, Faircbild v. Dean, 13 Wis. 331 ; Johnson v. Eldred, 13 Wis-
483; Rahn v, Gunnison, 12 Wis. 529.
or aasi^Bn^. In bill of ladings Henderson v, Gomptoir D*£s-
compte, L. R., 5 P. C. C. 253.
oertifloate or allowanoe. In statute, Sta^ v. Grant, 74 Mo.
36.
In . In statute, Atfy-Gen. v, Sillem, 2 H. & C. 623.
Intermediate offboting the judgment. In statute, Hackett
V, Belden, 47 N. Y. 624.
flpeoial made after final judgment. In statute. Wells v. An-
thony, 35 Col. 696.
te the of &e indoner'e name. In note, U. S. v. White* s
Hill, 59 (37 Am. Dec. 374).
ORDERED, 249 ORIGIN ALL Y.
any paUie imiHrovemant oow . In statuie. Christ Chmck ».
Burlington, 39 Iowa, 224.
«
OBDEB8. McDonough v. Nicholson, 46 Mo. 55.
intMiaediato afltoting the maiits. In si^iuts. Seldta m. DeL
& Hud. Canal Co., 29 N. Y. 634.
previous . In siaiuii. Bull v. Pyle, 41 Md. 419.
OBDIN AKOB. In statute, StraMman t/. Jermon, 56 Mo. 104 ; Com. v. Turner, i Gush.
493.
OBDINABY. btiBiness. Taylor v. Town of Monroe, 43 Conn. 36 ; Tomlinson
V. Town of Derby, 43 Conn. $62.
In corporation fy^w. Hoyt v, Thompson, 19 N. Y. 207.
care. R. Co. v. Smith, 43 III. 132: Neal v. Gilbert, 23 Conn.
443 ; Meredith v. Reed, 96 lod. 534 ; Phiisdelphia, etc., R. Co. v,
Kerr, 2$ Md. jsi ; Cayzer v. T^lor, 10 Gray, 274; Fallon v. City of
Boston, 3 Allen, 38 ; Fletcher v. Boston, etc., R Co., i Allen, i ;
Cunningham v. Hall, 4 Allen, 268 ; Toledo, etc., R. Co. v, Goddard,
25 Ind. 185 ; Johnson v, Hudson River R. Co., 6 Duer, 633 ; Penn-
sylvania R. Co. V. Ogier, 35 Pa. St. 60 ; Brown v. Kendall, 6 Cus)i.
892 ; Moore v. Central R. Co., 14 N. J. (L.) 368.
diligeaee. Erie Bk. f/, Smitb, 3 Brewst. 9.
domestio boaineas of fiunily ooBioenia. In statute. Center
Turn. Co. v. Smith, 12 Vt. sis ; Turnpike v. Taylor, 6 N. H. 499.
flmoea. In statute, Hina v. Wooding, 37 Conn. 123.
\ax^pMi%b, In statute. Ball v. Yeates, 33 Barb. 627.
negligMMe. Walls v. Hew York Ceatral R. Co., 24 N. Y. 181 ;
Moore v. Cass, 10 Kans. 288; Scott v. De Payster, i Edw. 513.
— partnership. In statute. Ward v. Brandt, 11 Mart. 321 (13
Am. Dae. 352).
— ppooaaa of law. In statute. Neenan v. Smith, 50 Mo. 525.
— atook. Usher v. Hiatt, 21 Kas. 548.
— traina. In statute. Turner v. R. Co., L. R., 17 Eq. Cas. 561.
— way of hia trade. In statute. Re Hodgson, i Ch. Div. isi-
baaineaaor workof the oallinga. In statute. Amis v. Kyle,
2 Yerg. 31.
OBOAinZATZON. perfoot the . In statute. New Haven, etc., R. Co. v. Chap
man, 38 Conn. 56.
OBVKVAIi. Osborne v. Farmers' Loan Co., 16 Wis, 39 ; Read v. McCormick, 4
Cal. 342.
oontraotor. In statute. Heame v. C. k R. R. Co., S3 Mo. 324.
inTOBtM. Pitts V. Hall, 2 Blatchf. 229.
juriadiotioxL. Ck>hens v. Virginia, 6 Wheat, 396.
owner. Simons v. Vulcan Oil Co., 61 Pa. St. 202.
pairtiea. In statute. Lewis v. Weisenbaum, i Mo. (App.) 22.
In statute. Hotchkiss' Appeal, 32 Conn. 353.
the . In notice. Cocks v. Chandler, L. R., i f Eq. Cas. 446.
QBXOINAUi'S'. granted. In statute. Dalton v. Nelson, 3 Dill. 469.
aooount exceeding £$. In statute. Pope v. Banyard, 3 M. &
W. 4?5.
term created. In statute. Charlton v. Sterltord, L. R., 7 C. P.
201.
32
ORPHANS,
250
OTHER.
OTBSEL
In will, Heiss ik Murphy, 40 Wis. 276 ; Soohan v. City of Philadelphia.
33 Pa, St. 9.
bmdneM. In constitution. Hall v, Wells» S4 Miss. 289.
In will. AUgood v, Blake, L. R., 7 Ex. 339; Alexander v, Greenup, i
Munf. 134 U Am. Dec. 541).
acts. In will, Cusack's Estate, 3 Brewst. 325.
aotiODB. In statute. Valentine v, Cily of Boston, 20 Pick. 201.
and diflbrent. In pUa. Brancker v. Molyneux, i Man. & G.
710.
artiolM i>eriihable in their own nature. In insurance policy.
Baker v. Ludlow, 2 Johns. Cas. 289.
bailee. In statute. State v. Broderick, 7 Mo. (App.) 21.
banlring game. In statute. Randolph v. State, 9 Tex. 521.
buflineas. People Mut. Ins. Co. v. Westcott, 14 Gray, 440.
In statute. Wilson v, Sandford, 10 How. 99; Darwin v.
Jones, 82 111. 107.
— cause. In statute. State v, McGarry, 21 Wis. 497.
— claimant. In trust deed, Schulenbuiig^ v. Magwire, 42 Mo. 381.
— erime. In constitution. Brown's Case, 112 Mass. 409 (17 Am.
Rep. 114).
— devise. In statute. U. S. v. Speeden i Cranch C. C. 535.
— dues. In statute. Ayrton v. Abbott, 14 Q. B. i.
— effects. In will, Hodgson v. Jex, 2 Ch. Div. 122.
— Mony. In statute. State v. Shock, 68 Mo. 552; State v. Brown,
60 Mo. 141.
— fbur-wheel spring carriage. In statute. Housatonic. etc,
Tp. Co. V. Frink, 15 Pick. 443; Same v. Neil, 9 Ohio, 11.
— hereditary^disease. In insurance policy. Gridleyz^. North-west-
ern Ins. Co., 14 Blatchf. 108.
— impediments. In statute. Prim v. State, 36 Ala. 246.
— instruments of writing which are required- to be recorded.
In statute. Hooker v. Haramell, 7 Nev. 233.
— insurance. In insurance policy, Allison z/. Phcenix Ins. Co., 3
Dill. 480; Brown v. Cattaraugus Ins. Co., 18 N. Y. 385 ; Mussey v^
Atlas Mut. Ins. Co., 14 N. Y. 79; Carpenter z/. Providence Ins. Co.,
16 Peters, 495; Dahlbergz/. St. Louis Mut. Ins. Co., 6 Mo. (App.) 121 ;
iEtna Ins. Co. v. Tyler, 16 Wend. 385.(30 Am. Dec. 90); Lockwood
V. Middlesex Ins. Co., 47 Conn. 554; Van Alstyne v. MXxa, Ins. Co.,
14 Hun, 360.
— metals. In statute. Casher v. Holmes, 2 R & Ad. 593.
mill or mills. In contract. Phcenix Cotton Manf'g Co. v^
Hazen, 118 Mass. 350.
— moneys. In statute. State v. Moeller, 48 Mo. 331.
— noxious or destructive substance or liquid. In statute. Peo-
ple V. Van Deleer, 53 Cal. 147.
— olgect. In charter. Seibert v. Cavender, 3 Mo. (App.) 423.
— office and capacity. In statute. Converse v. U. S., 21 WalL
463.
QflOces. In statute. Rex v. Hall, i B. & C. 238.
party. In statute. State v. Farmer, 54 Mo. 439.
OTHER. 251 OTHERWISE.
OTHSB — ConUnued.
perils. In insuriamce policy, Gartside v, O. B. Ins. Co., 62 Mo.
322.
I>erBOXi. In statute. State v, Arnold, $5 Mo. 89; State v. Porter,
26 Mo. 201 ; Lamb v, Helen, 26 Mo. 420; Wood v, Mytton, 10 Q. B.
809; State V, Stoller, 38 Iowa. 321.
— person or persons. In statute. Sandiman v. Beach, 7 B. & C.
100.
— proceedings. In statute, Solomon v, Graham, 5 El. & Bl. 324.
— proper oifioer. In statute. King v. Justices, 5 B. & C. 243.
— property. In statute, Bradley v, Southborough, 6 Cush. 142 ;
Livermore v. Freeholders, 5 Dutch. 245; State v, Marshall, 13 Tex.
55-
— purposes. In statute, St. Louis v, Stifel, 42 Mo. 578.
— sLtnilar officers. Weld v. May, 9 Cush. 191.
— structures. In statute, Collips v. Drew, 67 N. Y. 149.
— surviving. In will. Re Arnold, L. R., 10 Eq. Cas. 252.
— terms. In statute, Ganet v, Wheeler,' 4 Wis. 308.
valuable thing. In statute. State v. Church, 43 Conn. 471 ;
Pickett V, State, 60 Ala. ^^,
valuable things. In will. Cavendish v. Cavendish, i Cox Ch.
77; I Brown Ch. 467.
any game. In statute, Ellis t/. Beale, 18 Me. 337 (36 Am. Dec.
726).
derioal or defects. In statute. Town of Duanesbuigh v, Jen-
kins, 40 Barb. 574.
drunkenness, profligacy or any cause. In statute, Edson v,
Hayden, 20 Wis. 682. •
dwelling-house or building. In statute. La Crosse, etc., R.
Qo,v, Vanderpooly 11 Wis. 120.
incomi>etency9 improper conduct or cause. In statute. State
V. McGarry, 21 Wis. 406.
locomotives and all personal property. In mortgage, Pen-
nock V, Coe, 23 How. 117.
mechanic, miner or person. In statute, Bevitt v, Crandall, 19
Wis. 581.
money, goods, eflfocts or estate. In statute, Harlow v. Tufts,
4Cush. 448.J
no than such agents. In statute, Nurton v, Dickson, 5 Hurl.
& N. 640.
wherry, lighter or craft. In statute, Reg. v. Reed, 23 L. T.
Rep. 156 ; 28 Eng. L. & Eq. 133.
In statute, Welch v, Seymour, 28 Conn. 387 ; Comm'rs v. Green-
wood, I Dessau. 452 ; State v, Passiac, 7 Vroom, 382 ; Gosling v,
Veley, 12 Q. B. 328.
not known or used by . In statute, Bartholomew v. Sawyer,
4 Blatchf. 350.
rWisus. Robinson v, Jones, 8 Mass. 536 (5 Am. Dec. 114).
In statute. Fellows v. Clay, 4 Q. B. 319 ; Haight v, McVeagh, 69 111.
674 ; State v. Carr, 3 Mo. (App.) 9 ; Com. v. Rice, 9 Mete. 253 ; Aston
OTHERWISE.
252
OUT-HOVSE&
:• m:
^WISE-
OUR.
OUBTBR.
OUT.
OUTGBY.
OUTJfiTH.
OUTGK>nrG.
ouToonros.
OUT-HOUSB.
Om-HOXJ8B8.
Continued.
V, Gtotgit, 3 B. & Aid. 398; Black v, R. Co., 7 C. E. Green, 130; 9
C. E. Green, 455.
In wiU, Lewi* v. Smith, 9 N. Y. $aa.
— ^ — aaquirad. Jn staMe, Robert* v. Jackson, 4 Yerg. 509 ; Hoover
V. Gregory, 10 Yeig. 4$i ; Guion 9^. Burton, Meigs (note), 572;
Towls V. Raine, a Heisk. 35S; PeHnimaa v, Francisco, i Heisk.
511.
detftroying. In wiU. Cheese v. Lovajoy, 3 Prob. Div. 253.
dJH^ooed o£ In statuti. Ham f/. State, itf How. 126.
uaad and praotifled. i« canstiiuium. Backus v. Lebanon, 11
N, H. 19 (35 Am. Dec. 466).
ptiniah. In statute. Reg. v, Willmott, i R & S. 40.
diraot purohaaa or -*-*. In statute. Downing v, Marshall. 23 N.
Y. 366.
not . In deed, Thayer v. Wendell, i Gall. 37.
or . In statute, U. S. v, Bettelun, i Woods, 65$.
not herein proTided tot. In statute, Movius v. Arthur, s
Otto, 147.
Life Assn. of America ?/. St. Louis Co., 49 Mo. 512.
ohild. In will. Beck v, Metz, 25 Mo. 70.
Warfield v, Lindell, 38 Mo. 581 ; Burch v, Houston, 75 111. 347 ; Ball v.
Palmer, 81 III. 370; Ewingt^. Burnet, 11 Pet. 41.
In statute, Sherwood v. Waller, 20 Conn. 263.
and . In deed, Philadelphia, etc^ R, Co. v, Lehigh Nav. Co.,
36 Pa. St. 204.
— — ot In contract. Cochrane v. Green, 9 C. B. (N. S.) 465.
of the ooun|ry. In statute, Maraell v, Israel, 3 Bibb, 510.
-*— of the jimadietioo. In statute. Meyer v. Roth, 51 Cal. 582.
of the prooeede of the llret oetton ginned. In contract.
White V, Claffin, 32 Ark. 59.
of the State. In statute. Whitton v. Waas, 109 Mass. 43 ; Sleght
V. Kane, 1 Johns. Cas. 76.
by . in statute, Allen v, Sparkhali I B. A Aid., 102.
In insurance polity. Macy v. Wheeling Ins. Co., 9 Mete. 364 ; Hancox
V. Fishing Ins. Co., 3 Sumner, 134; Paddock v, Franklin Ins. Co..
If Pick. 227 ; Rogers v. Mechanics Ins. Co., 1 Story, 603.
surveyor. In statute. Highway Bd. v. Hardcasto, 19 C. B. (N.
S.) 180.
In deed, Crosse v. Raw, L. R., 9 Ex. 209 ; MIdgley v, Coppock, 4 Ex.
Div. 309.
In statute. Queen v, Shaw, I2 Q. B. 421.
In statute. Rex v, Ellison, i Moody, 336 ; Rex v. Stallion, f Moody, #00 :
Elsmore v. Inhabitants, 8 B. & C. 465 ; Rex v. Winter, i Russ. & Ry.
296 ; Rex V, Parrott, 6 C. & P. 402 ; Rex v, Jones, i C. & K. 303 ; 3
Moody, 308 ; Rex v, Taylor, i Leach, 49; Reg. v, Munson, 2 Cox C.
C. 186 ; Rex v, Haughton, 5 C. & P. 5S5 ; SUte v, O'Brien, 2 Root,
516 ; State v. Brooks, 4 Conn. 446.
where people resort. In statute. Wheelock v. State, 1$ Tex.
260 ; State v, Norton, 19 Tex. 102.
In statute, Willoughby v, Shipman, 28 Mo. 50.
OUTLA IV.
253
O WNER.
OUTLAW.
OtTTLAWBD.
OTTTLBT.
OUTLOT.
OUTBAGS.
OUTWABD.
OVXB.
OVBDBBBAW.
OVXBDUB.
! ^ :^ •
OVBUT.
OWING.
OWN.
OWNNB.
Ex parte Franks, 7 Bing. j&j ; Drew z/. Drew, 37 Me. 389.
In sUUuU. Dale Co. v, Gunter, 46 Ala. 118.
Drew V, Drew, 37 Me. 389.
belonging to any hotuM or building. In statute. Rex v.
Richards, Russ. & Ry. 28.
Hammond t^. St. Louis Public Schools, 8 Mo. 65 ; St. Louis v, Toney,
21 Mo. 343 ; Trotter v, St. Louis Public Schools, 9 Mo. 70.
sad indignity. McKinley v. Chicago, etc., R. Co.. 44 Iowa, 314*
mark or diow of boalnaaa. In deed, Evans v, Davis, 27 W. R.
285.
In siatute. Gear v. Chicago etc., R. Co., 43 Iowa, 83 ; Newberry Turn-
pike Co. V, Eastern R. Co., 23 Pick. 326; Boston, etc., R. Co. v. Mayor,
2 Allen, 107 ; State v. Davenport R. Co., 47 Iowa, 507.
flea. In statute. Gustin v. Brattle, Kirby, 299.
that sunk In constitution. Re Burns, (16 Mo. 442.
State V, Stimson, 24 N. J. (L.) 478.
Hubbersty v, Manchester, etc^ R. Co., 8 B. & S. 424.
and difllUMiored. In statute, Seymour v. Continental Ins. Co.,
44 Conn. 306.
In statute. Points v, Attwood, 6 C. B. 49 ; Reg. v, St. Pancros, i El.
B. & El. S98 ; Burgess v, Boetefear, 7 M. A G. 481.
of a publio road. In statute. Louisville, etc^ Turnpike Co. v.
State, 3 Heisk. 129.
act. In statute, Jones v. Van Zandt, 5 How. 215.
ahip. The Pk:kforton Castle, 3 Prob. Div. 11.
aiMl ia indebted. Shattock v. People, 5 IlL 478.
debt . In statute. Hall v, Pritcbett, 3 Q. B. Div. 215.
or ooo«py tbe mill. In statute. Fitch v, Stevens, 4 Mete. 426.
premiaefl. In statute. State v. Wyl. 5$ Mo. 67.
In will. Evans v. Knorr, 4 Rawie, 68.
at bia eatabUahmeut. In license. Rubber Co. v. Goodyear, 9
Wall. 788.
in her right. In deed. Merrill v. Bullock, 105 Mass. 4M
on their land. In statute. Parker v. Cutler Milldam Co., 20
Me. 353 (37 Am. Dec. 56).
In statute. State v, Haynes, 66 Mo. 307 ; Bartholomew v. West, 2 DilU
290 ; Radcliff t'. Wood, 25 Barb. 52.
by them. In contract. Champion v. White, 5 Cow. 509.
or oooupied In statute, Herskell v, Bushnell, 37 Conn. 36 (19
Am. Rep. 299).
In deed, Grier v, Grier, L. R., 5 H. L. 688.
In insurance policy, Columbian Ins. Co. v, Laurence, 2 Peters, 25.
In statute. Danforth v. Suydam, 4 N. Y. 66; Muldoon v. Pitt, 54 N. Y. 269;
Mullinst/. People, 24 N. Y. 399; Platto v, Cady, 12 Wis. 466 ; Proctor v,
H. A St. J. R. R., 64 Mo. 113; Lyon v. Hunt, 45 Ala. 657 ; Kuhleman v,
Schuler, 35 Mo. 142; Watson v. N. Y. C. R. R.,47 N. Y. 1 57; Low 2/. Aus-
tin, 20 N. Y. 181 ; Loonie v, Hogan, 9 N. Y. 435 ; Sargent z^. Machias:, 65
Me. 591 ; Corbett v, Natt, 10 Wall. 464 ; Angell v, Pardington
Vestry, 3 Q. B. 714 ; Gurdians v, Warton, 3 B. A S. 359 ; Blue v.
Blue, 38 111. 9 ; Ins. Co*?/. Schueller, 60 III. 465; Wright v, Bennet, 4
O WNER.
254
OYSTER.
O W JN JBH — Continued.
III. 258 ; Ins. Co. V, Manfg Co.. 6 III. 236 ; Janot v, Vaughn, 7 III.
132; Queen v. Lee, 4 Q. B. Div. 75 ; Queen v. Swindon, 4 y.B. Div.
305 ; King v, Sutton, 3 Ad. & Ell. 61 1 ; Bowditch i/, Bd., L. R., 6 Q.
B. 567 ; Wheeler v. Gray, 4 C. B. (N. S.) 595 ; Eddleston v, Francis,
7 C. B. (N. S.) 568 ; Evelyn v, Whickford, x El. B. & El. 131 ; Ripple
Nav. Co. V. Hargraves, 17 C. B. 385 ; Peek v. Waterlo Bd.. 2 H. 4
C. 717 ; Hunt v. Harris, 19 C. B. (N. S.) 40; U. S. v, Villalonga.23
Wall. 40 ; Hampton v. Rouse, 22 Wall. 263 ; Park v, Willis, 2 Cranch
' C. C. 83 ; Davenport v. Farrar, 2 111. 314; Smith v. Race, 76 III.490;
Benson v, Monson, etc., Manf g Co., 9 Mete. 562 : Parker v. Baxter,
2 Gray, 185; Ruggles v. Inhabitants, 11 Cush. 433; Wilder v.
Haughey, 21 Minn. loi ; Harmon v. Munch, 21 Minn. 107 ; State v.
Easton, etc., R. Co., 36 N. J. (L.) 181 ; Schoff v. Improvement Co.,
57 N. H. no; Smith v. Ferris, 13 N. Y. (S. C.) 553 ; McDermott v.
Palmer, 11 Barb. 9; McMahon v. Tenth Ward School Officers, 12
Abb. Pr. 129; Ermul v, KuUoh, 3 K as. 499 ; Chouteau z/. Thompson,
2 Ohio St. 114; Tompkins v, Horton, 25 N. J. (Eq.) 284; North
Pennsylvania R. Co. v, Davis, 26 Pa. St. 238 ; Davis v. Dodds, 20
Ohio St. 473 ; Cook v, Montagu, L. R., 7 Q. B. 418.
and oooupier. In plea, Russell v, Shenton, 3 Q. R 449.
of any manufSftoturing OBtablishment. In statute. Benson v.
Manson Manf g Co., 9 Mete. 562.
of land. In city charter. Whiting v. City of New Haven, 45
Conn. 303.
of the land. In statute, Howard v, Robinson, 5 Cush. 122.
of the vehiole. In statute. Camp v. Rogers, 44 Conn. 291.
or oocnipant. In city ordinance. Bixler v. Hogan, 42 Mo. 367.
In statute. Queen v. Turmine, 27 W. R. 151.
In statute. Dawson v. Midland R. Co., L. R.. 3
OW1TEB8.
or oooupier.
>r oooupiers.
Ex.8.
or owners. In statute, Wilson v. Dickson, 2 B. & Aid. 14
any abutting . In statute. Gilligen v. Providence, 11 R. I. 258.
benefloial ^^. In statute. Hirschfelder v. Mitchell, 54 Ala. 4i9-
In statute. London School Bd. v. St. Mary, i Q. B. Div. 70.
of land. In statute. Plumstead Bd. v. Land Co., L. R., 10 Q. B.
203.
of land in whioh there is a oreek or inlet. In statute. Gulf
Pond Oyster Co. v. Baldwin, 42 Conn. 255.
of stodfc. In statute. Savings Bank v. New London, 20 Conn.
116.
or occupants. In city charter. People v. Common Council of
Rochester, 54 N. Y. 507.
or proprietors. In statute. Lester v. Lobley, 7 Ad. & Ell. 129.
part . In statute. Breck z/. Blair, 129 Mass. 127.
OwxiJSJbUSHIP. entire unconditional and sole . In insurance policy. Insurance
Co. V, Haven, 5 Otto, 242.
add. In contract. Josling v, Kingsford, 13 C. B. (N. S.) 447-
layings. In deed. Scratton v. Brown, 4 B. & C. 503.
pond. In statute. Gulf Pond Oyster Co. v. Baldwin, 42 Conn. 2$$.
spat. In plea. Mayor z^. Wool vet, 12 Ad. & Ell. 13.
OXAUC.
OY8TEB.
PACKAGE.
255
PARCEL.
PACKAGE.
In coniracL Southern Ex. Co. v. Crook, 44 Ala. 468 ; Wyld v. Pick-
ford, 8 M. & W., 443; Lamb v, Camden, etc., R. Co.» 2 Daly, 454.
box, or thing. In contract, Boskowitz v. Adams Ex. Co., 93
III 523.
single
PACKAGES, parcels or
In contract. Read v, Spaulding, 5 Bosw. 395.
~. In statute, U. S,v. Goldbach, i Hughes, 529.
PACKET.
PACKETS.
PAID.
In statute, Chouteau v, Str. Anthony, 1 1 Mo. 227.
letters and • 4 Opinions Atty.-Gen., 276.
and payable* In statute. Ford v, Smedley, 12 C. R 328.
delivered, retained, satisfied or discharged. In statute.
Atty.-G^n. v, Loscombe, 5 Hurl. & N. $82.
in. In statute, Bailey v, Pittsburgh, etc.. Gas Co., 69 Pa. St. 334.
or collected. In statute. Floyd v. State, 32 Ark. 201.
bona fide . In statute. Queen v^ Overseers, 3 B. & S. 663.
except the taxes shall actually have been . In statute,
Lindsey v. Fay, 28 Wis. 177.
he shall have . In statute. Queen v. Mayor, 10 Ad. & Ell. 68.
moneys • In statute, St. Pancras v. St. Marylebone, 16 Q. B. 972.
not to be within one year. In statute. Dryden v, Kellogg, 2
Mo. (App.) 95.
PAINTINGS. In statute, Arthur v, Jacoby, 13 Otto, 678; Woodward v. R. Co., 3
Ex. Div. 121
PAINTS. Smith v, Reynolds, 10 Blatchf. 100.
PAIiMESTBY. or otherwise. In statute. Monck v, Hilton, 2 Ex. Div. 268.
PAMPHLET. In statute, IT. S. v. Williams, 3 Fed. Rep. 484.
PANEL.
PANTO]
PANTS.
II . I
People V. Coyodo, 40 Cal. 586.
In statute, Daly v. Palmer, 6 Blatchf. 264.
a pair of -^— • In indictment. State v, Johnson, 30 La. Ann. '904.
In statute. Atty.-Gen. v, Barry, 4 Hurl. & N. 476 ; Coles v, Dick-
inson, 16 C. B. (N. S.) 610.
hangings. In statute, Heywood v. Potter, i EI. & Bl. 440.
milL In insurance policy. Wood v. Hartford, etc., Ins. Co.,
13 Conn. 533 (35 Am. Dec. 92).
writing. In indictment. State v, Jones, 2 McMuIlan (L.) 236
(36 Am. Dec. 257).
all my books and of every description. In will. Perkins v,
Mathies, 49 N. H. 107.
value. Delafield v. State, 2 Hill, 1 58 ; 8 Paige, 527.
at . In statute, Hogg's Appeal, 22 Pa. St. 479.
ourrenoy that is at • In note. Crim z/. Sellars, 37 Ga. 524,
In patent. Clark v. Artie, 2 App. Cas. 423.
In statute. St. Louis R. Co. v. North-western St. Louis R. Co., 69 Mo.
65.
lines. Fralt v. Woodward, 32 Cal. 219.
PABAPHEBNALIA. Vass v. Southall, 4 Ired. (L.) 301 ; Mangey v, Hungerford, 2
Eq. Cas. Abr. 156.
of oats. In- indictment. State v. Brown, I Dev. (Law) 137 (17
Am. Dec. 562).
or package. In statute, U. S. v, Goldbeck, i Hughes, 539.
In statute. Whaite v, R. Co., L. R.. 9 Ex. 67.
PARCEL.
PilUTTi — CoBtinyed,
256
PARTIAL
^hi
lot or
In noiici €f saU, Miller v. Surke, 6 Daly, 171.
In staimU. Martin v. Cole, 38 Iowa, 141.
FABDOV.
PABXNT.
* AJUilH I
In Statute. Rex z'. Douglass, i Camp. 212.
small . In statute. Parker v. R. Co., 6 El. Bt Rl. 102.
(J. S. V. Wilson, 7 Peters, 150; ex parte Wells, 18 How. 307 ; People
V. Bowen, 43 Cal. 440 ; Sterling v, Drake, 29 Ohio St. 457 ; State v.
Nichols, 26 Ark. 93 ; Cope v, Cain» 28 Pa. St. 297 ; People v. Potter,
I Edm. 235; I Park. C. C. 47 ; SUte v. Blalock. Phill. (L.) 242 ; Knole
V. U. S., 95 U. S. 153 ; re DePay, 3 Ben. 308.
In statute. Beadon v. Parlett, L. R., 6 Q. B. 718.
In will. Ralph v* Carrick, 5 Ch. Div. 989.
or guardian. In statute,, McNeil z^. Collenson, 130 Mass. 167.
Ayres v. Weed, 16 Conn. 291 ; Inhabitants of Milford v. Godfirey, i
Pick. 91 ; Queen v. Inhabitants, 12 Q. B. 161.
In statute. Reg. v. Bassett, 17 Q. B. 348 ; Smith v. Redding, L. R., 1
Q. B. 489 ; Preston v. Buckley, L. R., 5 Q. B. 391 ; Queen v. Over-
seers, 2 B. & S. 569.
In Will. Dolan v. Macdermott, L. R., 5 Eq. Cas. 60.
or plaoe. In statute. Washington v. Scott, 6 B. & S. 617.
FABISHBS.
FABX.
FABSON.
FABT.
In statute. Ex parte Knowling, 6 B. & S. 197.
FARTBHTOJIJm. Etherington v. Wilson, i Ch. Div. i6a
In statute. Ethering v. Wilson, L. R., 20 Eq. Cas. 606.
Perrin v. N. Y. Cent R. R., 36 N. Y. lao.
On map. Price v. Plainfield, 40 N. J. (L.) 608.
In statute. Lewis v. Hammond, 2 B. & AkL 210.
taxes. In statute. King v. Inhabitants, i B. & Ad. 250.
In statute. Pinder v. Barr, 4 El* & Bl. 114.
and vioar. In statute. King v. Lacy, 5 B. & C. 708.
Holly V. State, 54 Ala. 238 ; Vrooman v. Weed, 2 Barb. 330.
In deed. Bullen v. Runnels, 2 N. H. 255 (y Am. Dec. $5).
In will. Fulford v. Hancock, i Busb. Eq. 55.
of a lot. In assessment. Lessee v. Long, 2 Ohio, 287.
of an outstanding crop. In statute. Holly v. State, S4 Ala. 238;
of a street. In charter. State v. City of Portage, 12 Wis. 565.
of the goods so sold. In statute. Talver v. West, Holt, 178 ;
Huide V. Whitehouse, 7 East. 588 ; Klurtz v. Suny, 5 Esp. 267 ;
Gardner v. Grout, 2 C. B. (N. S.) 340 ; Garfield v. Paris, 96 U. S.
557 ; Carver v. Lane, 4 E. D. Smith, 168 ; Smith v. Milliken, 7 Lans.
336-
of the United Kingdom. In statute. King v. Brownell, i Ad.
& El. 598.
child's . Davis v. Duke, Cam. & N. 361.
in payment thereof. In statute. Artcher v. Zeh, 5 Hill, 205 ;
Walker v. Nussey, 16 M. A W. 302.
with. In will. Stevenson v. Glover, i C. B. 460.
loss. In insurance policy. Singleton v. Boone Ins. Co., 45 Ma
251 ; Insurance Co. v. Fogarty, 19 Wall. 640; Padelford v. Board-
fnan, 4 Mass. 548; Wadsworth v. Pacific Ins. Co., 4 Wend. 33;
PABTIAIk
PARTIAL. 257 PARTY.
PABTTATi — Continued.
Globe Ins. Co. v, Sherlock, 25 Ohio St 50 ; American Ins. Co. -z/,
Griswold, 14 Wend. 399.
verdiot. U. S. v, Wat-kins, 3 Cranch C. C. 496.
PARTICIPATE. In will. Robertson v. Eraser, L. R., 6 Ch. App. 696.
PABTCCUIaAJEL aooount. In insurance policy. Bunistead v. Dividend Mut
Ins. Co., 12 N. Y. 81.
aooount of such loss or damage. In insurance policy. Catlin
V, Springfield, etc., Ins. Co., i Sumner, 435.
average* In contract. Kidston v. Ins. Co. L. R., i C. P. 535.
In insurance policy. Kidston z/. Empire Ins. Co., L. R., i C. P. 535;
Great Indian R. Co. v. Saunders, i B. & S. 50 ; 2 B. & S. 274 ;
Bargett v. Orient Mut. Ins. Co., 3 Bosw. 385 ; Pierce v. Columbian
Ins. Co., 14 Allen, 320.
oharges. In agreement. Kidston v. Ins. Co., L. R., i C. P. 535.
lien. Brooks v, Bryce, 21 Wend. 14.
8ervioe& In constitution. Buck man v. State, 59 Ind. i ; Dills v.
State, 59 Ind. 15.
Aimiahed for a purpose. Harlem Car Co. v. Mayor of New
York, 33 N. Y. 309.
FABTICUTiABIiY. set forth. In statute. Perkins v. Dibble, 10 Ohio, 433 (36
Am. Dec. 97).
PABTICUIiABS. of estate and interest. In statute. Healey^/. R. Co., 5 B.
& S. 780.
FABTIES. Robbins v. Chicago, 4 Wall. 657 ; Parker v. Parker, 103 Mass. 172.
In statute. Blood v. Fairbanks, 50 Cal. 420.
oonoemed. In statute. King v. Justices, i B. & Aid. 638.
to suoh prooeedi&g. In statute. Austin v. Olson, 9 B. & S. 47.
to the oontraot. In statute. H. & St. L. R. R. v. St. Louis
Public Schools, 34 Mo. 177.
TASLTJTLON. Weiser^. Weiler, 5 Watts, 279.
or wholly completed. In statute. McCandless' Appeal, 70
Pa. St 210.
McGee v. Dowdle, 33 Ark. 31 1.
dormant . Jones v. Fegely, 4 Phila. i.
Simpson v. Feltz, i McCord Ch. 213 (16 Am. Dec. 602); Houze v.
Patterson, 53 Ala. 205 ; Randle v. State, 49 Ala. 14; Dawson v. Gin-
ley, 22 Ark. 381 ; Sloo v. Law, 3 Blatchf. 459; Cox v. Hickman, 8
H. L. 268 ; Gray v. Palmer, 9 Cal. 616; Beecham v. Dodd, 4 Houst.
338; Pickerell v, Fisk, 11 La. Ann. 277; Boeklin v. Hardenberg,
60 N. Y. 8; Porter v. McClure, 15 Wend. 187 ; Leggett v. Hyde,
58 N. Y. 272; Loomis v. Marshall, 12 Conn. 70; Howell v. Harvey,
5 Ark. 270.
general • Eldredge v. Troost, 3 Abb. Pr. (N. S.) 20 ; Bigelow v.
Elliott, I Cliff. 28.
limited . Bigelow v. Elliott, i Cliff. 28.
Bpeoial . Bigelow v. Elliott, i Cliff. 28.
of a dollar* In statute. U. S. v. Gardner, 10 Pet. 618.
Hunt V. Haven, 52 N. H. 162; Robinson v. Frost, 14 Barb. 536; Rich
V. Husson, 4 Sandf. 115; Austin v. Fuller, 1 2 Barb. 360 ; Parsons v.
83
PARTY. 258 PASS.
VASlTY-- Continued.
People, 21 Mich. 509; Douglass z/. Gardner, 63 Me. 462; Merchants*
Bk. V, Cook. 4 Pick. 40$; Walker v. Hill, 21 Me. 481 ; Robbins v.
City of Chicago, 4 Wall. 657 ; Burr v, Bigler, 16 Abb. Pr. 177; Taber
V. Gardner. 6 Abb. Pr. (N. S.) 147,
In constitution, Cooke v, Cooke, 41 Md. 362.
In deed, Clifford v, Hoare, L. R., 9C. P. 363.
In statute. Western Bk. z^. Tallman, 15 Wis 92; Livermore ?f. Bain-
bridge, 49 N. Y. 125 ; Peck V. Mayor of N. Y.. 3 N. Y. 489; Mollis
V, Davis, 56 N. H. 74; Fenwick v, Laycock, 2 Q. R 108; Salt-
marsh V, Candia, $1 N. H. 71 ; Marrion v. Lambert, 10 Bush, 295;
Green v, Hudson River R. Co.. 31 Barb. 260 ; 32 Barb. 25 ; Merchants'
Bk. V, Cook, 4 Pick. 405; Farrar v, Parker. 3 Allen, 556; New
Brunswick Steam Co. v, Baldwin, 14 N. J. (L.) 440; Lovettv.Steam
Saw-mill Assn., 6 Paige, 54 ; Archer v, Heiman. 21 Ind. 29; Sheldon
V, Quinlen, 5 Hill, 441 ; People v. Croton Aqueduct Board, 5 Abb.
Pr. 316; Snyder v, Neefus, 53 Barb. 63; Rupp v, Swineford, 40
Wis. 28; re Comstock, 3 Sawyer, 518.
aggrieved. In statute. Verdin v, Wray, 2 Q. B. Div. 609 ; ex
parte Hutchins, 4 Q. B. Div. 90; ex parte Davidson, 18 C. B. 310;
Martin v, Kanouse, 2 Abb. Pr. 390; Farrar v. Parker, 3 Allen, $$6 ;
benefloially interested. In statute. Hyatt v, Allen, 54 Cal.
353.
decided against. In statute, Abbott v. Feary, 6 Hurl. & N. 1 1 $.
— demanding an api>eal. In statute. Van Campen v. Ribble,
17 N. J. (L.) 433 ; Jackson v. People's Bk,, 9 N. J. (Eq.) 205.
— grieved. In statute, HoUis v, Marshall, 2 Hurl. & N. 76a
— in interest. In statute, Baucum v, George, 65 Ala. 266.
— interested. In statute. Re Leadbitter, 27 W. R. 267.
— prevailing. In statute. Hawkins v. Nowland,* 53 Mo. 328.
really interested. In statute, Yerby v. Sexton, 48 Ala. 311.
suing forth the writ. In statute. King v. Justices, 3 R ft
-. Adol. 887. ^ ^
to the action. In statute. Owens v, Gotzian, 4 Dill. 436;
Montgomery County Bk. v. Marsh, 7 N. Y. 483 ; Seeley v. Clark.
78 N. Y. 220 ; Penn v, Watson, 20 Mo. 1 3 ; Stein v, Weidman. 20
Mo. 17 ; Woods v, De Figaniere, i Robt 607.
to the proceedings. In statute. Robinson v. Vanderber^g Co..
37 Ind . 333.
any . In statute. People v. Judge, 36 Mich. 331.
each . In statute, Snodgrass v. Hunt, 15 Ind. 274; Hundhau-
sen V. Atkins, 36 Wis. 518; Strob v, Hinckman. 37 Mich. 490-
either . In statute. Sheldon v. Quinlen, 5 Hill, 441.
real in interest. In statute, Webb v, Morgan, 14 Mo. 429 ;
Williams v. Whitlock, 14 Mo. 553 ; Spratley v. Hartford Ins. Co., i
Dill. 392 ; Van Rensselear v, Barringer. 39 N. Y. 9.
PASS. In contract. North Missouri R. Co. v, Winkler, 29 Mo. 318.
In statute. U. S. v, Mitchell, Baldw. 366; Perdue v. State, 2 Humph.
494 ; Lovejoy v. Dolan, 10 Cush. 499 ; Grant v, Henly, 64 Mo. 162 ;
U. S. V. Nelson, i Abb. (U. S.) 135 ; Com. v, Starr, 4 Allen. 301 ;
Gentry v. State, 3 Yei^. 451 ; State v, Beeler, i Brev. 482 ; Com. v.
Searle, 2 Binney, 332.
I" ASS AGE.
259
PAVE.
Winter v. Carter, 3 Younge & J. 313 ; Wortmanz/. Philadelphia, 33 Pa.
St. 202.
of this act. In statute. Eliot v, Cranston, 10 R. I. 88; Johnson
V, Fay, 16 Gray, 144,
room. Burdover v, Sindercombe, 2 Ld. Ray. 1470.
forty days firom its . In statute. Logan v. State, 3 Heisk. 442.
firom and after the of the act. In statute. U. S. v. Williams^
I Paine, 261.
on her . In insurance policy. Bo wen v. Hope Ins. Co., 20 Pick.
275 (32 Am. Dec. 214).
prior to its . In statute. Charless v. Lamberson, i Iowa, 435.
public or plaoe bttilt upon. In statute. Arnell v. Regents*
Canal Co., 14 C. B. 566.
In statute. Connor v. C, R. I. & P. R. R., 59 Mo. 285 ; Schultz v.
Pacific R. R., 36 Mo. 13 ; Higgins v. H. & St. Joe R. R., 36 Mo. 418 ;
Com. V. Boston, etc., R. Co., 129 Mass. 500 (37 Am. Rep. 382) ; Penn-
sylvania R. Co. V. Price, 23 Alb. L. J. 69 ; U. S. v^ Libby, i Woodb.
& M. 221 ; Sherman v. Hannibal, etc., R. Co., 72 Mo. 65.
In statute. U. S. v. The Louisa Barbour, Gilp. 333 ; Ellis v. Pearce» I
EI. B. & El. 457 ; Portsmouth Bridge Co. v. Nance, 6 Man. & G.
233.
barge carrying . In statute. Transportation Co. v. Cooper, 9
Otto, 79.
on oondition that the oanal through the town. In contract.
State V. Collins, 6 Ohio, 142.
U. S. V. Mitchell, Baldw. 366.
of the act. In statute. Re Dalzell, 2 Ch. Div. 9.
the decree. In Supreme Court rules. Silsby v. Foote, 20 How.
PA.rnPEB.
293.
after the
— of the act. In statute. Tomlinson v. Bullock, 4 Q.
B. Div. 230.
— members. In statute. Webb v. Whiffin, L. R, 5 H. L. 711,
Hclbert v. Banner, L. R., 5 H. L. 28.
now • In indictment. Com. v. Griffin, 3 Cush. 523.
Cheavin v. Walker, 5 Ch. Div. 850 ; Patterson v. Tatum, 3 Sawyer,
172.
ftiel* In insurance policy, Howard v. Great Western Ins. Co.,
109 Mass. 384.
In insurance policy, Lowell v. Westchester Ins. Co., 124 Mass. 418;
Wallingford v, Southampton, 16 Conn. 435 ; McCarthy v, Hin-
man, 35 Conn. 542.
In statute. Queen v. Inhabitants, 13 Q. B. 873; NewMilford v. Sher-
man, 21 Conn. 116, Lee Co. 2/. Lackie, 30 Ark. 768; La Salle Co. v,
Reynolds, 49 111. 186; Walbridge v. Walbridge, 46 Vt. 617; Whit-
ing's Case, 3 Pitts. 129; Opinion of the Justices, 11 Pick. 538; 124
Mass. 596 ; Hutchings v, Thompson, 10 Cush. 238.
ofyoTir town. In notice. Town of Beacon Falls v. Town of
Seymour, 46 Conn. 281.
In statute. Re Phillips, 60 N. Y. 16 ; Hooe v. Mayor, i Cranch C. C.
98; Warren v, Henly, 31 Iowa, 31 ; Smith v. Corporation, 20 How.
135.
FA VEMENT.
260
PEACEABLE.
FAVSMENT.
PAYABIf.
PAYING.
PAYMENT.
PAYMENTS.
In statute. Re Gnibe, 20 Hun, 303.
Tol man 17. Manufacturers' Ins. Co., i Cush. 75; Bealsz^. Home Ins.
Co., 36 N. Y. 522 ; Lent v. Hodgman, 15 Barb. 274.
In statute, Pennell v. Rhodes, 9 Q. B. 128.
and disburse* In assignment, Nichols v, McEwan, 17 N. Y. 22.
or put off. In statute. Rex v. Wool ridge, i Leach, 367 ; i East
P. C. 179.
OTer. In will. Going v, Emery, 16 Pick. 107 (26 Am. Dec. 645)-
the lofls. In insurance policy. Talma n v. Manufacturers' Ins.
Co., I Cush. 73.
to aooount of. In promissory note, Lee v, Chillicothe Bk^ i
Biss. 325.
In deed. Day v, Radcliffe, 3 Ch. Div. 654 ; Massy v, Lloyd, 10 H. L.
Cas. 248.
In will, Ralph v, Carrick, 5 Ch. Div. 989 ; Haydon v. Rose, L. R-, 10
£q. Cas. 224.
as oonTenient. In contract. Black v, Bachelder, 120 Mass. 171.
in cash or work. In note, Schlusser v, Watson, 37 Ala. 98.
in trade. In contract, Dudley v, Vose, 114 Mass. 34.
monthly. In pleading, Webster v. Cook, 38 Cal. 423.
In statute. Hall v, Byrne, 2 111. 140.
in good fiath and for valuable consideration. In siatuU.
Re Meldrum, L. R., 9 Ch. App. 595; re Crawford, L. R.,9 Ch. App.
752.
for the said goods. In charter-party. Smith v. Sieveking, 4
El. & Bl. 952.
— thereout. In will. Seal v, Tichener, 2 Dick. Ch. 444.
Wise V. Falkner, 45 Ala. 471 ; City of Hartford v. Francy, 47 Conn. 76:
Blanchard v, Blanchard, 122 Mass. 558 ; First Nat. Bk. ?/. Whitman*
94 U. S. 343 ; Bloodwor-th v. Jacobs, 2 La. Ann. 24 ; Rhodes v,
Chesson, Busb. (L.) 336; Bailey v. Pittsburg, etc., R. Co., 69 Pa. St.
334; Manice v, Hudson River R. Co., 3 Duer, 426 ; Brady v^ Was-
son, 6 Heisk. 131 ; Atchison v. Lee, 75 Ind. 132.
In plea, Maillard v, Duke of Argyle, 6 Man. & G. 40.
In statute. Blount v. Windley, 5 Otto, 173 ; Hooper v, Stephens, 4
Ad. & El. 71 ; Archer v. James, 2 B. & S. 76 ; Bean v. Brockmire, i
Dill. 24; Hopkins V. Forrester, 39 Conn. 354; Turney v, Dodwell,
3 El. & Bl. 137.
of his debts in ftill. In statute, Hardwick v. Brown, L. R^ S
C. P. 406.
in . In statute. U. S. v. Venable, i C ranch C. C. 416."
in of the above account. In note. Glenn v. Smith. 2 Gill &
J. 493 (20 Am. Dec. 453).
bona fide made. In statute, Willis v, Bk., 4 Ad. & El. 21,
to the original contractor. In statute, Gridley v, Sumner. 43
Conn. 14.
previous
— made thereon. In insurance policy. McKee v. Phce-
nix Ins. Co., 28 Mo. 383.
ten days after is made. Chapman v. Wacaser, 64 N. C. 532.
possession. /// statute. Spencer v. McDonald, 22 Ark. 467.
JPEARLS.
26z
PER.
PSCXTLIAB.
fSDDIiER.
I^SNAIi.
In will, Attoraey-General v, Harley, 5 Russ. 256.
for speotadles. In statute, Arthur t/. Sussfield, 6 Otto, 129.
name. In statute, Falkenberg v, Lucy, 35 Cal. 52.
oonsideration. In statute. Cumberland v. Kelly, 3 R & Adol.
602 ; Frost v. Frost, 3 B. & Adol. 612 ; Phelps v. Thomas, 6 Gray,
327.
— oonBideratlon or money's worth. In statute, Evatt v. Hutt,
2 El. & Bl. 378.
ixgurieB. In statute, Bierbauer v, R. Co., 1 5 Hun, 559 ; Chicago,
etc., R. Co. V, Bayfield, 37 Mich. 205.
interest. Stoddard v, Martin, i R. I. i (19 Am. Dec. 642 ) ;
Burdine v. Grand Lodge, 37 Ala. 478.
provision. In statute, Davis v, Davis, 61 Me. 395.
Higgins V, Rinker, 47 Tex. 402 ; State v, Wilson, 2 Lea, .28.
American Life Ins. Co. v, Rosenagle, 77 Pa. St. 507.
In statute. King t/. Turner, 4 B. & Aid. 515; Dean v. King, 4 B. &
Aid. 518 ; Gregg v. Smith, L. R., 8 Q. B. 302 ; Howard v, Lupton L.
R., 10 Q. B. 598.
In statute. People v. Mulholland, 19 Hun, 548 ; City of Chicago v,
Bartee, 100 111. 61.
judgments. In statute. Moody z/. Stephenson, i Minn. 401.
laws. In constitution. Common Council v, Fairchild, i Ind.
315 ; People v. Bay City, 36 Mich. 186.
sum. In contract. White v, Arlett, i Bond, 326.
In statute. Sexton v, C, R. I. & P. R. R., SS ^o. 416 ; Hudson v
St. L., K. C. & N. R R., 53 Mo. 525 ; Graham v, Robinson, L. R., 2
Q. B. 390; U. S. V, McGinness, i Abb. (U. S.) 125.
Henry z'. Thompson, Minor, 209; U. S,v. Chouteau, 12 Otto, 611 ;
Kinney v. Hosea, 3 Harr. (Del.) 77 ; Merchants' Bk. v. Bliss,. 13 Abb.
Pr. 225 ; U. S. V, Ulrici, 3 Dill. 532 ; ex parte McNeil, 13 Wall. 236 ;
Danforth v, Charles, i Dakota Terr. 286.
In statute, Howe v. Taylor, 6 Oregon, 284 ; Davies v, Penton, 6 B. &
C. 225.
or forfeiture, peoimiary or otherwise. In statute, Raymond
V, U. S., 14 Blatchf. 51.
writing. Geary v. Physic, 7 D. & R. 653 (5 B. & C. 234.
Wentworth v, Farmington, 48 N. H. 207 ; Ulshafer v, Stewart, 71 Pa.
St. 170.
In constitution, Weyman v, Childs, 41 N. Y. 1 59.
In statute, Littlefield v. Delaware Canal Co., 3 Cliff. 371 ; Laurence v.
Belger, 31 Ohio St. 175.
a settlement. In statute. Bacon v. Thorp, 27 Conn. 251.
action is . In statute. Holland v. Fox, 3 El. & Bl. 985.
proceeding . In statute, Graham v, Robinson, L. R., 2 Q. B. 390.
suit . In statute. Ex parte Mumsford, 56 Mo. 603.
J^KN ITJdNTIABY. Millar v. State. 2 Kas. 174.
U. S. V, Quincy. 6 Pet. 445.
of the county. In statute, St. Louis v. Griswold, 58 Mo. 175.
Presdridge v, Irwin, 46 Ala. 653.
PER,
262
PERILS.
PEBOOULTE.
PEBCnSSIT.
— Continued.
In insurance policy, McClure v. Mississippi Valley Ins. Co.. 4 Mo. (App.)
148.
agreement. In bill. Robinson v. Weil, 45 N. Y. 810.
capita. In will, Gibson v, Fisher, L. R., 5 Eq. Cas. 57.
month. In contract, Taylor v. Laird, i Hurl. & N. 272.
proouration. In bill of lading. Grant v, Norway, 10 C. B. 666.
sample. In contract, Parker v. Palmer, 4 R & Aid. 389.
BtirpeB. Gibson v, Fisher, L. R., 5 Eq. Cas. 57.
In will. Ward v. Stow, 2 Dev. (Eq.) 509.
ton -i— mile. In statute, Pryce v, R. Co., 4 App. Cas. 197.
year. In contract, Curtiss v, Howell, 39 N. Y. 211.
Mosier v, Caldwell, 7 Nev. 363.
In indictment, Gibson z/. Com., 2 Va. Cas. iii.
In contract, Mallan v, Radloff, 17 C. B. (N S.) 600.
equity. In statute, Shaw v, Lindsey, 60 Ala. 344.
title In charter. Warner i/. Middlesex, etc., R. Co., 21 Conn.
445.
a road. In statute, Whitenach v, Tunison, i Harr. 77.
In statute. Boydell v, Drummond, 1 1 East, 142 ; Sharp v. Rheil, S5
Mo. 97.
acted or represented. In statute, Daly v. Palmer, 6 Blatchf.
264.
the duties. In statute. Queen v, Edye, 12 Q. B. 936.
— of navigation. Inbill of lading. The Mohawk, 8 Wall. 153.
— of rivers. In insurance policy. Citizens' Ins. Co. z/. Glasgow, 9
Mo. 411.
— cf the lakes. In marine policy, Matthews z/. Howard, 11 N. Y.9.
— of the river. In bill of lading. Collier v, Valentine, 1 1 Mo. 299;
PEBFOBMING
FEBIIiS.
Garrison v. Ins. Co., 19 How. 312 ; Jones v. Pitcher, 3 Stew. & P.
135.
of the sea. In bill of lading. Van Syckel v. The Ewing, Cnibbe,
495 ; Laurence v, Minturn, 17 How. 100 ; The Portsmouth, 2 Biss.
56; The Milwaukee Belle, 2 Biss. 197 ; Nemours v, Vance, 19 How.
162 ; Crosby v. Fitch, 12 Conn. 410 ; The Costa- Rica, 3 Sawy. 538 ;
Speyer v. The Mary Belle Roberts, 2 Sawy. i ; The Miletus, 5
Blatchf. 335 ; The Mohawk, 8 Wall. 153 ; The Edwin, i Sprague,
477; Bulkleyz/. Naumkeak Cotton Co., i Cliflf. 222; 24 How. 386;
The Compta, 4 Sawy. 375; The Northern Belle, 1 Biss. 529;
Dupontde Nemours v, Vance. 19 How. 162 ; The Reeside, 2 Samn.
567 ; Patrick v, Hallett, i Johns. 241 ; The Gold Hunter. Blatchfl
300 ; Gage v, Terrell, 9 Allen, 307.
In bond, U. S. v. Dixy, 3 Wash. C. C. 1 5.
of the sea. In insurance policy, Fletcher v, Inglis, 2 B. & Aid.
316; Slater t/. Hayward Rubber Co., 26 Conn. 143; Union Ins. Co.
V, Groom, 4 Bush, 293 ; Potter v, Suffolk Ins. Co., 2 Sumner, 197 ;
Nelson v. Suffolk Ins. Co., 8 Cush. 477 ; Hazard v, Ins. Co., i Sum-
ner, 218 ; 8 Peters, 557 ; Bellingham v, Clark, i B. & S. 336; lonides
V. Universal Ins. Co., 14 C. B. (N. S.) 295 ; Lawrence v, Abendein.
5 B. & Aid. no ; Koster v. Reed, 6 B. & C. 22 ; Tysen v. Moore, 56
Barb. 442; Coles v. Marine Ins. Co., 3 Wash. 159; Fleming v.
PERILS.
263
PERMITS.
PEBIODICAL.
SEBIL8— Continued.
Marine Ins. Co., 4 Whart. 59 ; Washington Mut. Ins. Co. v. Reed,
20 Ohio St. 199; Peters v, Warren Ins. Co., 14 Peters, 99; Plaisted
V, Boston, etc., Nav. Co.. 27 Me. 132 ; Dent v. Smith, 10 B. & S.
251 ; Gabay v, Lloyd, 3 B. & C. 793 ; Sherwood v. General Mut. Ins.
Co., 1 Blatchf. 251 ; Anthony z/. ^tna Ins. Co., i Abb. (U. S.) 343
In statute. State v, Strauss, 49 Md. 294.
payments. In statute. Re Cox, 9 Ch. Div. 159; re Griffith, 12
Ch. Div. 655.
jr w wTBHABLB, In statute, Webster v. Peck, 31 Conn. 495.
goods. In insurance policy, Robinson v. Commonwealth Ins.
Co., 3 Sumner, 223.
In statute, Henister v, Friedman, 5 Pa. L. J. 147 ; Fisk v. Spring, 14
Cent. L. J. 121.
property. In contract, Illinois, etc.. R. Co. v, McClellan, 54
111. 58.
In will, Dugans v, Livingston, 15 Mo. 231.
artioles in their own nature. In insurance policy, Astor v^
Union Ins. Co., 7 Cow. 202.
Queen v, Tomlinson, L. R., i C. C. R. 49 ; U. S. v, Elliott, 3 Mason, 156 ;
State V, Kirkpatrick, 32 Ark. 117; Nelson v. State, 32 Ark. 193;
Hood V. State, 44 Ala. 81 ; Com. v. Powell, 2 Mete. (Ky.) 10; Coth-
ran v. State, 39 Miss. 541 ; Hamm v, Wickline, 26 Ohio St. 81 ;
Com. V, Smith, 11 Allen, 243; U. S. v, Babcock, 4 McLean, 113;
State z/. Whittemore, 50 N. H. 245 ; U. S. v, Moore, 2 Lowell, 232 ;
Henry v, Hamilton, 7 Blackf. 506; State v, Wakefield, 73 Mo. 554;
Carpenters. State, 4 How. (Miss.) 163 (34 Am. Dec. 116).
SNT. Haskell v, Madison University, 8 Barb. 174-
abode. In statute. Turner v, Irwin, 78 111. 170.
agent. In statute, Armstrong v, U. S., Gilpin, 420.
policy. Baptist Church v, Brooklyn Fire Ins. Co., 28 N. Y. 153.
sickness. In statute, Duke v, Cranshay, L. R., i C. P. 700.
sidewalks. In statute. City of Lowell v, French, 6 Cush. 223.
-^ solicitor. In contract. Elderton v. Emmens, 4 C. B. 480.
X»BBMAirEN
ygRMTBSIOy.
In contract. Perry v. Wheeler, 12 Bush, 541.
In statute, Newton v, Mahoney Co., 26 Ohio St. 316.
established. In statute, Newton v, Commrs., 10 Otto, 549.
located. In deed. Mead v. Ballard, 7 Wall. 290.
not to be disturbed without the . In deed, McClanahan v.
Schucker, 45 Mo. 280.
Loosey v. Orser, 4 Bosw. 391.
In contract, Bennett v. Kennedy, 7 Wend. 163.
him to escape. In statute, Warberton v. Woods, 6 Mo. 8.
r — swine to go upon any sidewalk. In statute. Com. v, Curtis,
9 Allen, 266.
the same. In deed. Plumb v, Jubbs, 41 N. Y. 443.
as fbr as the ice will . In contract. Vanderslice v, Newton, 4
N. Y. 130.
In statute, Huzham v, Wheeler, 3 H. & C. 80.
drunkenness. In statute. Warden v, Tye, 2 C. P. Div. 74.
PERMITTED: 264 PERSON
FEBMITTED. or BUftoed. In deed, Hobson v, Middleton, 6 B. & C. 295.
PBBPETitATIOK. in the of burglary. In statute, Bissot v, SUte, 53 Ind.
408.
FBBFETBATOB. In statute. Philo v. Illinois, etc.. R. Co., 33 Iowa, 47.
PEBFETUAL. Buooeasion. In charter, Fairchild v. Masonic Hall Assn.. 71
Mo. 526 ; Scanlan v, Cranshaw, 5 Mo. (App.) 337.
PBBPBTUrrr. Ould v. Washington Hospital, 5 Otto, 312.
PEBSIST. in his claim. In statute, Godfrey v, Eames, i Wall. 317.
PEBSISTED. in his endaaTors. In statute, Huidekoper v, Douglass, i Wash.
C. C. 259.
PEBSON. In statute. Douglas ?/. Mail Co.>4 Cal. 304; Sanders v, Olhausen, 51
Mo. 163; State t/. Jackson, 51 Mo. 198; Proctor v, H. & St. Joe R.
R., 64 Mp. 113; Connor v, C, R. I. & P. R. R., S9 Mo. 285 ; Schultz
V. Pacific R. R., 36 Mo. 13; Rohback v. Pacific R. R., 43 Mo. 187;
State V, Field, 49 Mo. 270; State v, Larrimore, 19 Mo. 391 ; Russe v.
Clarenback, 61 Mo. 310; Cedar Co. t^. Johnson, 50 Mo. 225 ; Russell
V, Taylor, 4 Mo. 550; 5 Mo. 244 ; People v. Rector of Trinity Church,
22 N. Y. 44; Denny v. Smith, 18 N. Y. 567; Olcott v, loga R. R.,
20 N. Y. 210; re Fox, 52 N. Y. 530; Harrison v, Harrison, 36 N.
Y. 543 ; Ruckman v. Pitcher, 20 N. Y. 9 ; Meech v. Stoner, 19 N.
Y. 26; Rains v. City of Oshkosh, 14 Wis. 374; Savings Bk. «'.
Nashua, 46 N. H. 389; Knox v. Protection Ins. Co., 9 Conn. 430 (25
Am. Dec. i) ; Lindsey v, Rollaken, 32 Ark. 626 ; Shultz v, Sutter, 3
Mo. (App.) 140; Tute V, James, 46 Vt. 60; People v. Croton Aque-
duct Co., 5 Abb. Pr. 316; Martin v. State, 24 Tex. 61 ; Wallace v.
Lawyer, 54 Ind. 501 ; Bartee v, Houston, etc., R. Co., 36 Tex. 648 ;
U. S. V. Shawmux, 2 Sawyer, 364; Delamater v. Russell, 4 How. Pr.
234; Leavitt ^. Cambridge, 120 Mass.; U. S. v, Amedy, 11 Wheat.
392; Beaston z/. Farmers' Bk., 12 Peters, 102; U. S. v. Fox, 94 U.
S. 315: State V. Herald, 9 Kans. 194; Bank v. Mandeville, i Cranch
C. C. 552; Betts V. Menard, i 111. 395; R. Co. v. Keep, 22 III. 9;
Cora. V, Phoenix Bk., 11 Mete. 129; Frostbury Mutual Co. v, Low-
dermilk, 50 Md. 175; Com. v. Tewksbury, 11 Mete. 55; People v.
Utica Ins. Co., 15 Johns. 353 (8 Am. Dec. 243); Fisher v, Horicon
Ins. Co., 10 Wis. 354; Peter v, Cowie, 2 Q. B. Div. 134; Pharma-
ceutical Soc. V, London Co., 4 Q. B. Div. 315; 5 Q. B. Div. 310;
5 App. Cas. 857 ; Wheeler v. Gray. 4 C. B. (N. S.) 595 ; Eddleston
V. Francis. 7 C. B, (N. S.) 568 ; King v, Fitzmaurice, i Jebb, 28 ;
Douglass V. Queen, 13 Q. B. 84; U. S. v. Shaw Mux, 2 Sawyer,
365; Madden 2/. Springfield, 131 Mass. 441 ; Dickie v. Boston, etc.,
R. Co., 131 Mass. 516.
aggrieved. In statute. Morrow v. Wood, 57 Ala. i ; Masterson
V, Gibson, 56 Ala. 57 ; Porter v. U. S., 2 Paine, 315 ; Graves' Cases,
L. R., 4 Q. B. 715 ; ex parte Learoyd, 27 W. R. 277 ; re Woods. 11
Ch. Div. 56 ; re Tucker, 12 Ch. Div. 308 ; re White, 14 Ch. Div. 71 ;
King V. Justices, 3 B. & Adol. 938.
by whose act or defb^iilt. In statute. Brown t^. Russell, L. R.,
3 Q. B. 251.
desiring to proseoute the same. In statute. State v, Bael, 46
Mo. 528.
discovering. In statute. Rex v, Teasdale, 3 Esp. 68.
enlisted for the navy. In statute, Wilkes v, Dingsman, 7
How. 89.
PERSON. 265 PERSONAL.
— Continued.
flrm, oompany« In statute, Jones ?/. Page, 44 Ala. 659.
fbr whose immediate benefit it ia prosecuted. In statute,
Laumier v, Francis, 23 Mo. 181 ; Gildersleeve v. Marline, 19 N. Y.
321 ; Montgomery County Bk. v. Marsh, 7 N. Y. 481 ; Butler v,
Patterson, 13 N. Y. 292 ; Howland v, Willets, 9 N. Y. 170.
—in the naval forces of the United States. In statute. Re
Bogert, 2 Sawyer, 407 ; 3 Ben. 257.
— interested in the estate. In statute. Smith v, Phillips, 54 Ala.
8 ; Phillips v. Smith, 62 Ala. 575.
— interested in the matter. In statute, Hull v. McFarland, 2 C.
B. (N. S.) 807 ; 3 Ben. 257.
— living. In statute. La Farge v. Exchange Fire Ins. Co., 22 N.
Y. 352.
of color. In statute, U. S. v. La Coste, 2 Mason, 133 ; State v.
d4
Walters, 3 I red. (L.) 455.
of kin to him. In statute. State v. Walton, 74 Mo. 285.
or persons. In statute. Ingate v, Lloyd Austriaco, 4 C. B. (N.
S.) 706 ; South Carolina R. Co. v, McDonald, 5 Ga. 531 ; Libbey v,
Hodgdon, 9N. H. 394 ; Bushell v, Ins. Co., 15 S. & R. 173; Martin
V, Branch Bk., 14 La. 415 ; United States Bk. v. Merchants' Bk., i
Rob. (Va.) 573 ; Planters, etc., Bk. v. Andrews, 8 Port. (Ala.) 404 ;
McQueen v. Middletown Man%. Co., 16 Johns. 5 ; Union Bk. v. U.
S. Bk., 4 Humph. 369 ; Guardians v, Franklin, 3 C. P. Div. 377.
or persons damnified. In statute. Duke of Somerset v. In-
habitants, 4 B. & C. 171.
or property. McCarthys. Guild, 12 Mete. 291.
residing within the United Kingdom. In statute, Attorney-
General V, Alexander, L. R., 10 Ex. 20.
who has esoaped the assessor. In statute, Lehman v, Robin-
son, 59 Ala. 220.
who has paid money lost upon any game or wager. In
statute. Harris v. Brooks, 56 Ala. 389.
any . }In statute, Consociated Presb. Soc. v. Staples, 23 Conn.
559 ; Smith v. Congregational Soc., 23 Conn. 637 ; Sanborn v. Murphy,
50 N. H. 65.
having upon or about his . In statute. State v, Wilforth, 74
Mo. 528.
Kirtland v. Tart, 39 Conn. 107.
action. In statute. Dewey v. Fifield, 2 Wis. 80.
baggage. Connolly v. Warren, 106 Mass. 146 (8 Am. Rep. 300).
chattels. In statute. Brenton v, Griffiths, 2 C. P. Div. 213.
credit. In statute. Way v. Peck, 47 Conn. 23.
estate* In contract. Bk. v. Hulburt, 22 Hun, 310.
In statute. Farmers' Loan, etc., Co. v. Mayor, 7 Hill, 261 ; Curtiss v.
Hoytt, 19 Conn. 155.
In will. Beatty v. Judy, i Dana, 102.
estate and eflbots. Buckland v, Papellon, L. R., i Eq. Cas. 477.
estate, property, chattels and effbcts. In will. Jones v.
Robinson, 3 C. P. Div. 345.
expenses. In contract, Moore v. Remington, 34 Barb. 427.
PERSONAL. 266 PERSONS
— Continued.
goods. In bill of lading. The Elvira Harbeck. 2 Blatchf. 356.
In statute, U. S. v, Murray, i Cranch C. C. 141 ; U. S. v. Moulton,
5 Mason, 537 ; U. S. v, Davis, 5 Mason, 356 ; U. S. v. Mazon, 5
Blatchf. 361.
luggage. In statute. U. S. v. The Anna, 2 Am. L. Reg. 421.
omamentB. In will. Willis v. Curtois, i Beav. (Rolls.) 189.
property. Stirman v. Cravens, 33 Ark. 376 ; Southern Life Ids.
Co. V, Cole, 4 Fla. 359 ; Brownell v. Dixon, 37 111. 197 ; Leonard v-
Laurence, 32 N. J. (L.) 355 ; Stief v. Hart, i N. Y. 20.
In constitution, Williamson v, Harris, 57 Ala. 41.
In statute. Cummings v, Cummings, 51 Mo. 261 ; Town of Paris v.
Farmers* Bk., 30 Mo. 575 ; Fling v, Coodall, 40 N. H. 219 ; Turner
V, State, I Ohio St. 4it ; Sherwood v, Sherwood, 32 Conn, i ; Chil-
cote V. Conley, 36 Ohio St. 545 ; Butler v. Baber, $4 Cal. 178 ; Gal-
latin Co. V, Beattie, 3 Montana, 173.
In will. Johnson v, Goss, 128 Mass. 433.
property oonsistixig of money and olothes. In will. Dean v,
Gibson, L. R., 3 Eq. Cas. 713.
property, estate and eflbota. In will. Belaney v, Belaney, L.
R., 2 Ch. App. 139.
property not capable of inannal delivery. In statute, Ra-
ventas v. Green, 57 Cal. 254.
property of every kind. In deed. Kendall v. Almy, 2 Sumner,
278.
representative. Hagen v. Kean, 3 Dill. 124; Jones v, Tainter,
15 Minn. 512 ; Anderson v, Austin, 34 Barb. 319.
In will. Gryirs Trusts, L. R., 6 Eq. Cas. 589 ; re Best, L. R., 18 Eq.
Cas. 687.
securities. Gee v. Alabama, etc., Ins. Co., 13 Ala. (N. S.) 581.
service. In statute. Moyer v. Cook, 12 Wis. 336.
transaction. In statute. Re Page, 6 Alb. L. J. 126 ; Howell v.
Taylor, 18 N. Y. (S. C.) 214.
all other, the ^^- estate whatsoever. In deed, Harrison v. Black-
bum, 17 C. R (N. S.) 690.
great injury. Green v. State, 29 Miss. 638.
TEBBONAUiY. Campbell v. Upton, 113 Mass. 67.
acquainted with. In notaries* certificate, Kelly v. Calhoun, $0
Otto, 710.
serve. In statute, Westfall z/. Farrell, 13 Wis. 512; Adams r.
Wright, 14 Wis. 409.
— served. In statute, Dunkle v, Elston, 71 Ind. 585.
know . In certificate of notary, Kelly 1/. Calhoun, 5 Otto, 7101
PEEtSONATE. In statute. Queen v, Hague, 4 B. & S. 720.
any person entitled to vote. In statute. Whiting v. Chappell.
9 B. & S. 1019.
PEB80KS. In constitution, Ins. Co. v. City of New Orleans, i Woods, 85.
In statute. City of St Louis v, Rogers, 7 Mo. 20 ; Cook v, Leonard, 6
B. & C. 358; re Glover, L. R., 17 Eq. Cas. 121 ; Doane v, Clinton,!
Utah, 417.
FEjRSOJVS.
267
PIRACY.
PERSONS — Continued
and aaaooiatioiis. In statute, Parker Mills v. Comm'rs of Taxes,
23 N. Y. 242.
olaimiTig through or under the bankrupt. In statute, Pen-
nell V, Walker, 18 C. B. 652.
— drawing firewood for their own ftmily use. In statute,
Wooster v. Van Vechten, 10 Johns. 467.
— having the care of the promisee. In statute, Du ke of Somer-
set V, Inhabitants, 4 B. & C. 171.
— in the naval servioe of the United States. In statute. Ex
parte Reed, 10 Otto, 21.
— of oolor. In statute, Johnson v. Town of Norwich, 29 Conn.
407.
others to enlist. In statute. Respublica v, Robert, i Dall. 39.
PSBSXJADINa.
PEBTKNENCIA.
PEBVEBSE. —
PETrnOK. In statute, Bergen v, Jones, 4 Mete. 376.
U. S. V, Castellero, 2 Black, 17.
▼erdiot. Harrison v. Fane, i Man. & G. 554.
PETBOIiEUM. In statute, Jones v. Cook, L. R., 6 Q. B. 505.
loss arising firom . In insurance policy, Ins. Co. v. Express Co.,
5 Otto, 227.
PFATIMACEUTICAI*. ohemist. In statute, Reg. v. Society, 5 El. & Bl. 1 58.
PHKaOSOFHICAL. or philanthropic purposes. In will, Rotch v, Emerson,
105 Mass. 431.
PHOTOGitAFH. original . In statute. Ex parte Walker, 10 B. & S. 691.
PHYSICIAN. —
PICKHra.
PICTUBE.
in attendanoe. In insurance policy, Gibson v. Am. Mut. Life
Ins. Co., 37 N. Y. 580.
pretend to be a . In statute, Pedgrift v. Chevalier. 8 C. B. (N.
S.) 240 ; 8 C. B. (N. S.) 247.
her pooket. In information. State v. Wilson, 30 Conn. 500.
In statute. U. S. v, Williams, 3 Fed. Rep. 484.
of land. In will. Josh v. Josh, 5 C. B. (N. S.) 465.
PIEB.
FHiFEB.
PHiOT.
In statute, Reg. z/. Leith, i El. & Bl. 137 ; Stevens t/. Rhinelander, 5
Robt- 285.
PIGEON-DBOFPEB. In statute. State v. Newton, 59 Ind. 173.
PIG^mON. In contract, Mackenzie v, Dunlop, 8 Macq. H. L. Cas. 26.
neoessary or nuisanoe. In statute, Norris v. Smith, 10 Ad. &
El. 188.
Becket v, Sterrett, 4 Blackf. 499.
Rex V. Beardmore, 2 Burrow, 792.
In statute, Peake v. Screech, 7 Q. B. 610.
. master or mariners. In contract, Zung v, Howland, 5 Daly,
136; Guillaume v, Hamburg, etc., Packet Co., 42 N. Y. 212.
In statute. Bensusan v. Murphy, 14 Blatcjif. 536.
In contract. Washing Machine Co. v. Earle. 3 Wall. Jr. 321.
U. S. V, Smith, 5 Wheat. 153; Davison v. Sealskins, 2 Paine, 324; U.
S. V, Hutchings, 2 Wheeler C. C. 543 ; Dole v. New England Ins.
Co., 2 CliflF. 394 ; U. S. v. Jones, 3 Wash. 209 ; U. S. v. Tully, i Gall.
247 ; U. S. V. Palmer, 3 Wheat. 610 ; U. S. v, Klintock, 5 Wheat. 144 ;
U. S. V, Pirates, 5 Wheat. 184.
In statute. Re Tivnan, 5 B. & S. 645 ; U. S. v. Baker, 5 Blatchf. 6.
PTRATE.
268
PLACE,
PIBATE.
PIBATICAI..
FIRATICAIJ.Y.
FISCABIA.
FISTOI..
FITCH-FINE.
FLACE.
Davison v. Sealskins, 2 Paine, 324 ; U. S. v, Tully, i Gall. 247.
In statute, U. S. v, Howard, 3 Wash. C. C. 340.
flHHBlling thieveB. Jn insurance policy. Dole v. New England,
etc., Ins. Co., 2 Cliff. 395.
aggresBiong. In statute, U. S. v. Smith, 5 Wheat 153 ; U. S. v.
The Malek Adhel, 2 How. 210.
and felonionaly run away with any ship or veaseL 1%
statute. U. S. v, Tully, i Gall. 247.
«
Moulton V, Libby, 37 Me. 472.
In statute, Fife v. State, 31 Ark. 455 ; Hutchinson v. State, 62 Ala. 3;
Atwood V, State, 53 Ala. 509 ; Evins v. State, 46 Ala. 88 ; State v,
Duzan, 6 Blackf. 31.
timber of average quality. In contract, Jones v, Clarke, 2
Hurl. & N. 725.
In statute, Eastwood v. Miller, L. R., 9 Q. B. 440; Haigh v. Town
Council, L. R., 10 Q., B. 102 ; Rice v, Slee, L. R., 7 C. P. 378; Hull
Dock Co. V, Priestly, 4 B. & Ad. 192; Young 7/. Gattridge, L. R.,4
Q. R 166; Queen v, Edmundson, 2 El. & El. 84; Cliquot's Champagne,
3 Wall. 114; U. S. V, Bevans, 3 Wheat. 336; Salt Co. v, Wilkinson,
8 Blatchf. 30; Clapp v, Burlington, 42 Vt. 579; Law ?/. Fairfield,
46 Vt. 425 ; State v. Hart, 31 N. J. (L.) 434 ; State v, Haight, 31
N. J. (L.) 399; State v, McNally, 34 Me. 210; U. S. v. La Coste, 2
Mason, 133 ; Salt Co. v, Wilkinson, 8 Blatchf. 38 ; Smith v. Redding,
L. R., I Q. B. 489; Preston v, Buckley, L. R., 5 Q. B. 391 ; Shawt>.
Morley, L. R., 3 Ex. 137.
for slaughtering horses. In statute, Colaln v. Hall, L. R.. 6
Q. R 206.
fbr water. In statute, Hipkins v, Birmingham Gas Co., s Hurl
A N. 75 ; 6 Hurl. & N. 250.
haying a known and defined boundary. In statute. Queen 9.
Ralefayer, L. R., i Q. B. 112.
not being a patent theater. In statute, Fredericks v, Payne,
I H. & C. 585.
— of abode. In statute, Melbourne v, Greenfield, 7 C. R (N. S.)
17; Mason v. Bibby, 2 H. & C. 881.
— of amusement. In statute. Warner v, Brighton Aquarium. L
R., 10 Ex. 291.
of business. Bank of Columbia -z/. Laurence, i Pet $78 ; Ste-
phenson V, Primrose, 8 Port. 155 (33 Am. Dec. 281); Little v. Cam-
bridge, 9 Cush. 298; Rhodes v, Salem Turnpike, 98 Mass. 95;
Palmer?/. Kelleher, in Mass. 320; Barre Bk. v, Hingham Man%.
Co., 127 Mass. 567.
«
In statute, Baird v. State, 38 Tex. 599; Lewis v, Davis, 8 Daly, 185.
of destination. In statute, Attwood v. Case, i Q. B. Div. 134-
In contract, Ayers v. Western Co., 14 Blatchf. 9 ; Southern Ex. C^. v.
Crook, 44 Ala. 468.
of dramatio entertainment. In statute, Russell v. Smith, 12
Q. B. 217 ; Lee v, Simpson, 3 C. R 880.
of public resort. In statute. Re Davis, 2 Hurl. & N. 149:
Sewell V, Taylor, 7 C. B. (N. S.) 161 ; Fredericks v, Payne, i H. k
C. 584.
PLACE.
269
PLEAS.
PLAGE — Continued.
— of publication. In statute. Ricketts v, Hyde Park, 85 111. no.
— out. In statute. Queen v. Inhabitants, 11 Ad. & Ell. 657 ; King
V, Inhabitants, 8 B. & C. 95.
— where Buoh businesa is carried on. In statute, U. S. v.
PLACED.
PLACES.
PLAIN.
Boecker, 21 Wall. 652.
other . In statute, Daggett v, Catterns» 17 C. B. (N. S.) 670; 19
C. B. (N. S.) 766 ; Bows v. Fenwick, L. R., 9 C. P. 339.
usual of business. In statute. Palmer v, Kelleher, 1 1 1 Mass. 321
elected or chosen. In statute. Queen v, Humphrey, 10 Ad. &
Ell. 361.
In statute. Queen v. Backhouse, 7 B. & S. 921 ; Rex v. Hall, i R &
C. 238 ; U. S. V, Tierney, i Bond, 572.
adequate and complete remedy at law. In statute. Bean v.
Smith, 2 Mason, 270.
English type. In statute. Porter v, GJlkey, 57 Mo. 235.
statement. In statute, Mann v, Morewood, 5 Sandf. 557 ;
Comm'rs v, Pender, 79 N. C. 524.
PTiA \ NTJJ?'J?'. Brents v. Barnett, 4 Bibb, 251 ; Bank of Salina v, Henry, i Hill, 555;
5 Hill, 523.
/// statute. King v. Lane, 7 Mo. 242 ; Wescott v. Booth, 49 Ala. 182.
PLANTS. and vegetable productions. In statute. Rex t/. Hodges, i M.
6 M. 344.
PLANTATION. Attorney-General v. Judges, 38 Cal. 291 ; Stowe v, Davis, 10 Ired.
(L.) 431 ; Cone v, Roxbury, 9 Gray, 485.
In statute. State v, BIythe, 3 McCord, 363; Sanderlin v. State, 2
Humph. 315.
supplies. In statute, Herman v, Perkins, 52 Miss. 813 ; Cook v,
Lyon, 54 Miss. 368 ; Wright v, Walton, 56 Miss. i.
my . In will, Bradshaw v. Ellis, 2 Dev. & B. (Eq.) 686 (32 Am.
Dec. dZd),
for the purpose of . In statute. East Haven v. Hemingway,
7 Conn. 186.
Wilhite V, Barr. (i^ Mo. 284.
PIiATFOBM. In commitment. Re Davis, 2 Hurl. & N. 149.
peepabo. In letter. State v, Avery, 7 Conn. 266 (18 Am. Dec.
105).
PLANnNQ*.
PUSlT.
PLAYS.
PXiEA*
PUSAD.
PIiKADEB.
at any game. In statute, Ansley v. State, 36 Ark. 68.
In statute. Ex parte Attorney-General, 53 Cal. 246.
Neave v, Avery, 16 C. B. 335 ; State v, Ryan, 2 Mo. (App.) 303.
In rule of court, Cutts v, Lunedge, 9 Q. B. 1022.
issuably. Barkers. Gleadon, 5 Dowl. 136.
In statute, Campbell v, Perkins, 8 N. Y. 430.
State *v. Ryan, 2 Mo. (App.) 303.
, In rule of court, Edden v. Ward, 12 Ad. & Ell. 429.
In statute, Johnson v, Laughlin, 7 Kas. 359 ; Com. v, Lockwood» 109
• Mass. 331.
PlaEADINGS. Desnoyer v. Hereux, i Minn. 17.
all — - of personal actions. In statute, Stuart v. Jones, i El. & Bl. 22.
PLEASURE.
270
POOR.
FI^BASUBS.
]PLOW.
PIiITNDEB.
PIiYINa.
POCKET.
POINT.
POINTED,
i POISON.
POISONING.
POIJGE.
P0IJ07.
POOIlL
POOB.
oaniage. Moss v, Moore, 18 Johns. 128 -, 19 Johns. 442;
Middlesex Tp. Co. v, Wentworth, 9 Conn. 371 ; Talcott Mountain
Tp. Co. V. Marshall, 11 Conn. 185.
for and during their . In deed. Cole v. Lake Co., S4 N. H. 242.
Doak v» Bank of the State, 6 I red. (L.) 309; Thompson v* Andrews, 8
Jones (N. C), 453 ; Brown v, ^Bement, 8 Johns. 98 ; Wood v. Dud-
ley, 8 Vt. 435 ; First Nat Bk. v. Nelson, 38 Ga. 391 ; Folticr v,
Schroder, 19 La. Ann. 17 ; Walcott v, Keith, 22 N. H. 196 ; Bousey
V, Amee, 8 Pick. 236 ; Payne v. Bensley, 8 Cal. 260; Brewster v.
Hartley, 37 Cal. 1 5.
shovel . In indictment. State i/. Sansom, 3 Brev. N. C. $.
Carters v, Andrews, 16 Pick, i ; U. S. v. Pitman, i Sprague, 196.
for hire. In statute, Blackpool Local Bd. t/. Bennett, 4 Hurl.
& N. 128 ; Blackpool Local Bd. v» Kenyon, 4 Hurl. & N. 133.
work or navigate. In statute. Queen v, Tibbie, 4 El. & BL
888,
In statute. Walker v, Evans, 2 El. & El. 359.
for hire. In statute, Allen v, Tunbridge, L. R., 6 C. P. 481 ;
Clarke v, Stanford, L. R., 6 Q. B. 357 ; Case v. Storey, L. R, 4 Ex.
319.
the of. In indictment. Com. v, Sherman, 105 Mass. 170U
In statute. Daniels v, R. Co., 3 Wall. 230.
sooh . In contract. Black v, U. S., i Otto, 267.
oat. In statute, Deenehey v, Woodson, 100 Mass. 195.
In statute. Berry, v, Henderson, L. R., 5 Q. B. 296 ; People «r. Van*
Deleer, 53 Cal. 147.
a horse. In libel, Glines v. Smith, 48 N. H. 259.
Laythain v, Agnew, 70 Mo. 48.
Board v. Western Trans. Co., 6 Greg. 222.
ofioer. Com. v. Smith, 1 1 1 Mass. 407.
power. Town of Lake View v. Rose Hill Cemetery, 70 IIL 191 ;
Com. V, Alger, 7 Cush. 84 ; Thorpe v, Rutland, etc, R. Co.» 27 Vt.
149; City of New York v, Miln, 11 Pet. 102.
^ pnrpoees. Sessions v, Crunkelton, 20 Ohio St. 349*
-- — ofinsoranoe. Manny v. Dunlap, i Woolw. 372.
of the law. In statute, Tioga Co. v. South Creek Tp., 75 Pa.
St. 433.
any . In statute, Hudson v, Ins. Co., 7 El. & Bl. 40.
playing . Wilkenson v. Gill, 74 N. Y. 63 (30 Am. Rep. 264).
Kilboume v, Thompson, 23 Alb. L. J. 227.
Potter V, Chicago, etc., R Co., 22 Wis. 616.
In statute. State v, Osawkee Tp., 14 Kas. 41 S-
In will, Attorney-General v, Northumberland, 7 Ch. Div. 745.
children. In will. Dashiell v, Attorney-General, 5 H. & J. 39a
(9 Am. Dec. 572).
inhabitants. /// will, Attorney-General v, Clarke, Amb. Ch.
371.
— kinsmen and kinswomen. In will. Attorney-General v.
Price. 17 Ves. 371.
— relations. In will, McNeilledge v, Gkilbraitb, 8 S. & R. 43 (ll
Am. Dec. 572); Brown v. Higgs, 4 Vesey, 708.
POOREST.
271
POSSESSION.
hi will, Atty.-Gen. v, Northumberland, 7 Ch. Div. 745.
FOBGELAIN. ohuia» ajid parian ware. In statute, Arthur v, Jzcoby, 13,
Otto, 678.
FOBT. Queen v. Dock Co., 7 Q. B. i ; U. S. v. Morel, 13 Am. Jur. 279 ; Gray
V. Gardner, 17 Mass. 188.
In insurance policy. Cockey v, Atkinson, 2 B. & Aid. 460.
In statute. Kites v. Case, i B. &C. iq6 ; De Longuemere v. New York
Ins. Co., 10 Johns, 120; De Longuemere v. Firemen's Ins. Co., 10
Johns. 126; Patrick ^. Commercial Ins. Co., 11 Johns. 9; Simpson
V, Pacific Mut. Ins. Co., i Holmes, 136; Farrand «/. Cooper, 12 C.
B. (N. S.) 330; Dock Co. V, Browne, 2 B. A Ad. 43; Ayer v,
Thacher, 3 Mason, 123; Hull Dock Co. v, Priestley. 4 B. & Adol.
192. %
of Boston. In statute. Martin v. Hilton, 9 Mete. 371 ; Young v.
The Orpheus, 119 Mass. 185.
of deliTory. The Two Catherines, 2 Mason, 319.
of deatinatioii. In insurance policy, Washington Ins. Co. v.
White, 103 Mass. 239; Gookin v. New England, etc., Ins. Co., 12
Gray, 501.
of diaoharge. In insurance policy* Bramhall v. Sun Mut. Ins.
PORTABLE.
FOBTIOK.
FOBTS.
Co., 104 Mass. 510 (6 Am. Rep. 261).
In bill of lading. Knell v, U. S. Steam Co., 33 N. Y. (S. C.) 423.
of Falmouth. Smith v. Swift, 8 Mete. 329.
of lading. In insurance policy. Brown v, Tay leur, 4 Ad. & EIL
241.
ofltiabon. In charter-party. Goddard v, Bulow, i N. & Me.
45.
of loading. In insurance policy. Equitable Ins. Co. i/. Heame^
20 Wall. 494; Hanover v, Hutchinson, L. R., 4 Q. B. 523; L. R., 5:
Q. B. S84.
of Kew Orleans. In insurance policy. Mobile Marine Ins. Co»
V, McMillan, 27 Ala. 77.
riak. In insurance policy. Nelson v. Sun Mut. Ins. Co., 71 N. Y.
453.
home . White's Bk. v. Smith, 7 Wall. 646.
In deed, Goflfv. Pope, 83 N. C. 123.
Holly z^. State, 54 Ala. 238.
In indictment. Holly v. State, S4 Ala. 238.
and havens. Paine ?/. Woods, 108 Mass. 169.
an the property I . In will, Jones v, Sasser, i Dev. & B. 4$^*
of. In will, Hemingway v, Hemingway, 22 Conn. 462.
pedis. Porter v, Kennedy, i McMull. 357.
Tredwell v, Reddick, i Ired. (L.) 56 ; Williams t'. Buchanan, i Ired. (L.)
535 ; Redfield z'. Utica, etc., R. Co., 25 Barb. 54; Baconv. Sheppard^
II N. J. (L.) 197 ; Sanford v. Pierce, 126 Mass. 146.
In contract, Tilly v. Thomas, L. R., 3 Ch. (App.) 61.
In statute. Rex v. Rowley, i Russ. & Ry. no; Queen z/. St. Giles, 2
Q. B. 447; Sepulveda v, St. Giles, 39 Cal. 13 ; Kimbro v, Hamilton^
28 Tex. 560; Lofton z^. Cobb, i Jones (L.), 406 ; Stephens z/. Leach^
19 Pa. St. 262 Robinson v. Douglass, 2 Aiken, 364; Reed v. Field,
POSSJESS/OA'. 272 POWER
POSSESSION — Continued.
15 Vt. 672; State V, Washburn, 11 Iowa, 245; Pegiam v, Carson,
10 Bosw. 505.
of any person. In statute. Six hundred and fifty-one Ciiesta of
Tea V, U. S., i Paine, 499.
of the premiseB. In statute, Sanford v. Pierce, 126 Mass. 146.
order or disposition. In statute, Storer v. Hunter, 3 E & C.
377 ; Greenway v, Clark, 4 B. & C. 318.
reversion or remainder. In statute. May v. Slaughter, 3
Marsh. 508.
actual . Bynum v. Carter, 4 I red. (L.) 310; Wolf r. Ament, i
Grant's Cas. 150.
. actual In statute, Davis v. Spring Valley Waterworks, 57Cal.
543-
agent intrusted with the of goods. In statute, Heyman v.
Flewker, 13 C. B. (N. S.) 520.
apparent . In statute, Barrow v. Bell, 5 El. & Bl. 540; Gough
V, Evered, 2 H. & C. 10.
change of . Sims v, Sims, 8 Port. 449 (33 Am. Dec. 293).
delivery of . Sims v, Sims, 8 Port. 449 (33 Am. Dec. 293).
found in his . In statute, Hoshaw v. Gullett, 53 Mo. 208.
having in . In statute. State v. Potter, 42 Vt. 495.
immediate right of . In statute, Campau v, Campau, 19 Mich.
116.
in . In will, Martelli v, Holloway, L-. R. 5 H. L. 533.
uninterrupted — — . Reed v, Earnhart, 10 Ired. (L.) 516.
POSSIBIUTY. of profit. In statute. Schon die r t/. Wace, i Camp. 487-
POSSIBLE. as Ihr as without expense. In contract, Herand v. Leaf. S
C. B. 160.
as soon as . In insurance policy, Mann v. Western Ass. Co., 19
U. C. Q. B. 314; Cammell v. Beaver, etc., Ins. Co., 39 U. C. Q. B. i.
POSTERITY. In will. Breckenridge v, Denny, 8 Bush. 523.
POST-NOTES. Hogg's Appeal, 22 Pa. St. 479.
POST-OBIT. bond. Chesterfield v, Jameson, 2 Ves. 157.
POST-OFFICE. In statute, U. S. v, Marselis, 2 Blatchf 108 ; U. S. v, Nott i Mc-
Lean, 506.
POST-OFFICES. and post-roads. In statute. Ex parte Jackson, 6 Otto, 727-
POSTPONE. Hager v, Danforth, 8 How. Pr. 448 ; Shufelt v. Power, 13 How. Pr. 89-
In statute. Bispham v. Tucker, Penn. (N. J.) 253.
POST-BOAD. In statute. Railway Mail Service Cases, 13 Ct. of CI. 199. .
POST-BOUTE. In statute. Railway Mail Service Cases, 13 Ct. of CI. 199.
POSTS. depots and stations. In contract, Caldwell's Case. 19 Wall. 264.
POuJMiJ. town . In deed. Wooley v, Groton, 2 Cush. 305.
POUin)S. sterling. In certificate. Schermerhom v. Talmand, 14 N. Y. 93-
POWDER. magazine. Harley v, Herl, 2 Cal. 282.
POWEB. In plea, Hallewell v, Morrell, i Man. & G. 367.
and authority. In statute. County Comm'rs v. Duckett, 20 Md.
468.
ooupled with interest. Hunt v, Rousmaniere, 2 Mason. 249! ^
Wheat. 20"^ ; Wilson v, Troup, 2 Cow. 196.
PO WER. 273 PREFERRED
^VTER — Continued .
of revooation. In statute. Doe v. Hawkins; 2 Q. B. 212.
not within the . In statute. Barton v, Merriam, 27 Mo. 235 ;
Pope V, Mooney, 40 Mo. 104.
PBACTICABIaE. In statute. U. S. v. Wise, 7 Fed. Rep. 190.
as noar the court-houae as . In contract. Wooters v^ Interna-
tional R. Co., S4 "^ex* 294.
as nearly unifbrm as . In constitution. State z/. Supervisors,
25 Wis. 339.
as soon afterward as . In insurance policy. Parsons v. Queen
Ins. Co., 43 U. C. Q. B. 271.
as speedily as . In statute. State v. School Directors, 74 Mo. 23.
PBACnCABIiY. Streeterz/. Streeter, 43 111. 155. ^
FBACnCAIa. looation. Hubbell v. McCulloch, 47 Barb. 287.
FBACnCAIaLY. In statute. Gardner v. Cowles, 3 Ch. Div. 305.
FBACfnCE. Allen v. Smillie, i Abb. Pr. 354 ; Raymond v. Danbury, etc., R. Co.,
14 Blatchf. 133.
In statute. Attorney-Gen. v. Silleen, 10 H. L. Cas. 704.
as an apotheoary. In statute. Apothecaries Co. v. Greenwood,
2 B. A Ad. 708.
medicine. In statute. Anthe v. State, 6 Tex. (App.) 202.
physio. College of Physicians v. Rose, 6 Mod. 44.
pleadings and forms and modes of prooeeding. In stcUute.
Nuddt/. Barrows, i Otto, 426; Beardsleyz'. Littell, 14 Blatchf. 104;
Indianapolis R. R. v. Horst, 3 Otto, 291; Sage v. Tauszky, 6 Cent.
L. J. 7.
PBAUTlUJiiS. In statute. Ex parte Delaney, 43 Cal. 480 ; Barber v. Gamson, 4 B. &
Aid. 287.
law. In constitution. State v. Marks, 30 La. Ann. 97.
other fraudulent, swindling or deoeitftil . In statute. State
V. Sumner, 10 Vt. 587 (33 Am. Dec. 219).
PRA.OT1UJUNG. In statute. Ex parte Read, i B. & Ad. 957.
medicine or healing the siok. In statute. Macon v. State, 4
Humph. 421.
PRATRIE. land. In statute. Tracks v. St. L. A I. M. R. R., 58 Mo. 15.
or timber land. In statute. Brunell v. Hopkins, 42 Iowa, 429.
PREACHERS. of Christ's holy gospel. In will. Shore v. Wilson, 9 CI. &
Fin. 355 ; Attorney-Gen. v. Dmmmond, i Dr. & War. 353 ; 2 H. L.
Cas. 837.
PHECAEUCOUS. Shields v. Shields, 60 Barb. 56.
Simpson v. Robert, 35 Ga. 181.
In statute. Garcia v. State, 5 Tex. (App.) 340 ; Tuttle v. State, 6 Tex.
(App.) 556.
Adams t/. Vose, i Gray, 51; Webster v. Com., 5 Cush. 403.
PBBdWCT. Brooks z/. Norris, 124 Mass. 172.
Spencer v. Colt, 89 Pa. St. 314.
In statute. Attorney-General v. Baker, 4 Hurl. & N. 20 ; Charlton
V. Merrick, 4 App. Cas. 427 ; Braybrooke v. Attorney-General, 9 H.
L. Cas. 1 50 ; Attorney-General v. Floyer, 7 Hurl. A N. 260.
PBEFEBBED. In indictment. Reg. v. Albert, 5 Q. B. 41.
35
PREFERRED. 274 PREMISES.
PBEFRRRWT) ~ Continued.
diTidendfl. In certificate, St. John v. Erie Co., 10 Blatchf. 271.
stock. Lockart v. Van Alstyne, 31 Mich. 76.
In statute, Burt v. Rattle, 31 Ohio St. 1 16.
indiotment is . In statute. Reg. v. Inhabitants, 3 Q. B. 900.
FBEFSBSNOB. In statute. Clarion Bk. v, Jones, 21 Wall. 325 ; Wager v. Hall, 16
Wall. 584.
FBBGNAirr. Com. 7/. Brown, 14 Gray, 419.
In indictment. Com. v, Parker, 9 Mete. 600.
with a child. In will, Blakistonz/. Haslewood, 10 C. R 545.
with child. In statute. State v, Howard, 32 Vt 380.
woman. In statute, Eckhardt v. People, 22 Huiv 525.
FBBJUDIGS. In statute. Com. v. Webster, 5 Cush. 296.
of the judge. InstcUute. Western Bk. z/. Tallman, 15 Wis. 92.
to the of thepardhaaer. In statute, Sandys v. Hall, 3 Q. R
Div. 449 ; Hoyle v, Hitchman, 4 Q. B. Div. 233.
without , English v, English, 12 C. E. Green, 579; Cochran v,
Coufer, 2 Del. Ch. 27 ; Wanzer v. Self, 30 Ohio St 378 ; Burlen v.
Shannon, 3 Gray, 387; Crews v. C leghorn, 13 Ind. 438 ; Brown v.
Brown, 37 N. H. 536 ; Lang v. Waring, 25 Ala. 628; Fisktf. Parker,
14 La. Ann. 491 ; Paddock v, Forrester, 3 Man. & G. 904 ; McKee
V, Rogers, 30 Ark. 273 ; Denant v. Essex Co., 7 Wall. 107 ; Creigh-
ton V, Kerr, 20 Wall. 8 ; Maginac v. Thomson, 15 How. 281.
without to charter-party. In bill of lading, 406 Hogsheads
of Tobacco, 4 Blatchf. 320.
STATED. In statute. Bower v. State, 5 Mo. 364 ; Sullivan v. People, i
Park. C. C. 347 ; State v, Ellis, 74 Mo. 221 ; State v, Lewis, 74 Mo.
222 ; State v, Kotovsky, 74 Mo. 247 ; Lanergan v. People, 6 Park.
C. C. 210; State V. Lopez, 15 Nev. 407.
design. In statute. People v, Clark, 7 N.Y. 385 ; Hogan v. State,
36 Wis. 226 ; McDaniel v. State, 8 S. & M. 401.
Trull V, Eastman, 3 Mete. 121 ; Reg. v. Inhabitants, 5 Q. B. 489.
In deed. Perry v, Davis, 3 C. B. (N. S.) 776 ; New Jersfey Zinc Co. v,
Franklinite Co., 15 N. J. (Eq.) 418 ; Berry v. Billings, 44 Me. 416;
Buddz/. Brooke, 3 Gill, 198; Farquharson v, Elichelberger, 15 Md.
63; Holbrook v. Chamberlain, 116 Mass. 155; Fuller v. Davis, 4
Duer, 187 ; Holbrook v. Debs, 99 111. 372.
In insurance policy, Reid v. Ins. Co., 19 Hun, 284 ; Herriman v. Ins.
Co., 45 N. Y. (S. C.) 394 ; Haughton v, Eubank, 4 Camp. 89 ; Prieger
V, Exchange, etc., Ins. Co., 6 Wis. 91.
In statute. State v. Jaeger, 63 Mo. 407 ; State v. Wyle, 55 Mo. 67;
New Jersey Zinc Co. v, Franklinite Co.. 13 N. J. (Eq.) 322 ; Swant'.
State, II Ala. 594 ; Sandy v. State, 60 Ala. 18 ; Pearce v. State, 40
Ala. 720 ; Reg. v, I|bith. i El. & Bl. 137 ; Bowers v, Pomeroy, 21 Ohio
St. 184; Salt Co. f. Wilkenson, 8 Blatchf 30; State v. Black, 9 Ired.
378; Downman y. State, 14 Ala. 242 ; Amos v. Fond du Lac, 46
Wis. 695.
In will. Hemming V. Willetts, 7 C. B. 715.
drunk or oonstiiiied on the . In statute. Cross v. Watts, 13 C.
B. (N. S.) 240 ; Deal v, Schofield, L. R.. 3 Q- B. 9 ; 8 B. & S. 762.
rn ■ ^^ 1
PREPONDERANCE. 275 PRESENT.
FBEPONDEBAIVOB. of eyidenoe. In instruction. Shinn v. Tucker, 37 Ark.
581.
of proof In instruction. Haskins v, Haskins, 9 Gray, 391.
PBE8GBIBED. by law. Sloan v. Gibson, 4 Mo. 32 ; Exline v. Smith, 5 Cal.
113.
lixnitfl. In statute. Caswell v. Cook, 1 1 C. B. (N. S.) 649.
when not Ibtind as in the oode. In constitution. People v.
Colby, 54 Cal. 37.
State V, Kansas, etc., R. Co., 45 Iowa, 139.
In statute. Chenot v. Lefevre, 8 III. 637.
made and signed by a regular practising physician. In
statute. Carrington v. Com., 78 Ky. 83.
or reoommendatlon of a graduated physioian. In statute.
Thompson v. State, 37 Ark. 411.
Hochreiter v. People, i Keyes, 66; Reg. v. Webb, 2 C. & K. 938.
of any female. In statute. Brady v. State, 48 Ga. 311.
in her . In statute. Henderson v. State, 63 Ala. 193.
in the of the testator. In statute. Boldry v. Parris, 2 Cush.
433; Watson V. Pipes, 32 Miss. 462 ; Gaylor's Appeal, 43 Conn. 82 ;
Howard's Will, 5 T. B. Mon. 199 (17 Am. Dec. 60) ; Mandeville v.
Parker, 31 N. J. (Eq.) 244; Graham v. Graham, 10 Ired. 219; Shires
V. Glasscock, 2 Salk. 688 ; Dary v. Smith, 3 Salk. 395 ; 12 Mod. 37 ;
Longford v. Eyal, i P. Wms. 740 ; Newton v. Clarke, 2 Curteis, 320 ;
Todd V. Winchelsea, M. & M. 12 ; 2 C. & P. 488 ; 3 Russ. 441 ; Percy's
case, I Rob. 278 ; Casson v. Dade, i Bro. C. C. 90 : Dick. 586 ; Trim-
nell's case, 11 Jur. (N. S.) 248; Edleston v. Speake, Holt. 222; 3
Mod. 259 ; Machall v. Temple, 2 Show. 288 ; Broderick v. Broderick,
I P. Wms. 239; Clark v. Ward, i Bro. P. C. 137; Tribe v. Tribe, 13
Jur. 793 ; I Robt. 775 ; Wright v. Manifold, i M. & S. 294 ; Ellis'
case, 2 Curteis, 395 ; Colman'scase, 3 Curteis, 118; Norton z/. Bazett,
Dea. & Sw. 259; Kiltick's case, 3 Sw. & Tr. 578 ; Violette v. Ther-
riau, I Pug. & Bus. (N. B.) 389; Wright z/. Lewis, 5 Rich. 212; Ray
V. Hill, 3 Strobh. 297 ; Tucker v. Oxner, 12 Rich. 141 ; Bynum v.
■ Bynum, 11 Ired. 632 ; Cornelius v. Cornelius, 7 Jones, 593 ; Popet^.
Picket, 51 Ala. 384; Moore v. Moore, 8 Gratt. 307 ; Sturdivant v.
Birchett, 10 Gratt. 67 ; Nock v. Nock, 10 Gratt. 106 ; McElfresh v.
Guard, 32 Ind. 408; Turner v. Cook, 36 Ind. 129; Bundy v. Mc-
Knight, 48 Ind. 502 ; Mason v. Harrison, 5 H. & J. 480 ; Butler v.
Benson, i Barb. 526 ; Ambre v. Weishear, 74 III. 109 ; Meurers'8
case, 44 Wis. 392 ; Robinson v. King, 6 Ga. 539 ; Brooks v. Dufifell,
23 Ga. 441 ; Reed v. Roberts, 26 Ga. 294 ; Lamb v. Girtman, 33 Ga.
289; Reynolds v. Reynolds, i Spears. 253 ; Jones v. Tuck, 3 Jones,
202 ; Orndorf v Hummer, 12 B. Mon. 619 ; Neil v. Neil, i Leigh, 6 ;
Edelen v. Hardy, 7 H. & J. 61 ; Right v. Price, Doug. 241 ; Hudson
V. Parker, i Rob. 24 ; McGuire v. Kerr, 2 Bradf. 244 ; Jackson v.
Moore, 14 La. Ann. 213 ; Hall v. Hall, 18 Ga. 40 ; Aurand v. Wilt, 9
Pa. St. 54.
out of the of her husband. In statute. Deery v. Cray, 5 Wall.
79S.
In statute. Queen v. Rector, 8 Ad. & El. 357 ; Griffin v. Weatherby,
9 B. & S. 726 ; Com. v. Keefe, 9^ Gray, 291.
attending physioian. In will. Everett v. Carr. 59 Me. 325.
PRESENT.
276
PRETENSE.
PBESENTBD.
FIUBSUMfiD.
FEtETBNBE.
— Continued.
proprietor. In statute. Walker 7/. Smith, 21 How. 579 ; Central
Bridge Corp. v, Abbott, 4 Cush. 473.
on the of the doouxnent. In contmct. Bartlett v. Holmes,
20 Eng. & Eq. 277.
State V. Williams, 2 Hill (S. C), 382.
to the governor. In constitution. Harpending v. Haight, 59
Cal. 199.
Collins V. State, 13 Fla. 651 ; Com. v, Keefe, 9 Gray, 291 ; Carmi-
chael V, Bank, 4 How. (Miss.) 567 (35 Am. Dec. 408).
Piper V. Moon, 10 Blatchf. 266.
Tripp t/. Bristol Commrs., 2 Allen, 558.
In constitution. Smith v. People, 47 N. Y. 33.
officer. In statute, Stfoud v. Watts, 2 C. B. 930.
Morford v. Peck, 46 Conn. 384.
^"to be a retailer or seller. Com. v. Dean, 21 Pick. 334 ; Browne
V, Hilton, 23 Pick. 319.
In instruction to jury. State v, Estel, 6 Mo. (App.) 6.
Hilton V, Bender, 69 N. Y. 75 ; Cronan v. New Orleans, 16 La.
Ann. 374; Jackson v, Warford, 7 Wend. 62.
great. In bill of rights. Re Alexander, 59 Mo. 598.
flEJse . In statute. Com. v. Whitcomb, 107 Mass. 486; Ranncyv.
People, 22 N. Y. 41 3; State V. Phifer. 65 N. C. 32 1 ; Reg. v, Henderson,
C. & M. 328 ; People v. Conger, i Wheel. Crim. Cas. 449 ; People v,
Haynes, 1 1 Wend. 565 ; People v, Kendall, 25 Wend. 399 ; Cliflford
V, State, 56 Ind. 245; State v, Simmons, 58 Ind. 98; State t/. Newell,
I Mo. 177; People v, Herrick, 13 Wend. 87; Reg. v. Bull, 13 Cox
C. C. 608; Reg. V, Bumsides, Bell C. C. 282; Com. v. Drew, 19
Pick. 179; State v, Tomlin, 5 Dutch. 13; State v, Kube, 20 Wis.
217; Tyler v. State, 2 Humph. 37; Reg. v, Giles, L. & C. 508; 10
Cox C. C. 44; Reg. V, Bunce, i F. & F. 523 ; Reg. v. Coleman, 2 East
P. C. 672; Reg. V. Airey, 2 East 30; Reg. v, Barnes, T. & M.
387 ; 2 Den. C. C. S9 ; Reg. v, Thompson, L. & C. 233 ; 9 Cox C. C.
222; Bonnell v. State, 64 Ind. 498; Reg. v. Bulmer, L. &C. 476; 9
Cox C. C. 492; Reg. V, Davis, 11 Cox C. C. 181 ; Com. v. Hulbert,
12 Mete. 446; People v. Johnson, 12 Johns. 292; People v. Miller, 14
Jolyis. 371; McCorkle v. State, i Cold. (Tenn.) 333; Chapman f.
State, 2 Head 36 ; Reg. v. Butcher, 8 Cox C. C. 77 ; Reg. v. Bloom-
field, C. & M. 537; Reg. V, Archer, Dears. C. C. 449; 6 Cox C. C.
515; 33 Eng. L. & Eq. 528; Jones v. State, 50 Ind. 473; Reg. ??.
Crab, 1 1 Cox C. C. 85 ; C. C. R. ; Reg. v. Asterley, 7 C. & P. 191 :
Reg. V, Story, R. & R. 81 ; Reg. v, Barnard, 7 C. & P. 7^;
Reg. V, Hamilton, 9 Ad. & El. 276; Com. v. Drew, 19 Pick,
179; Com. V, Daniels, 2 Parsons, 332; Reg. v. Copeland,
C. & M. 517; Reg. z/. Jennison, 9 Cox C. C. 158; L. & C. 157; Reg.
V, Johnston, 2 Mood. C. C. 254; Reg. v. Simmonds, 4 Cox C. C.
277; Reg. V, Cook, L. R.. r C. C. 295; 12 Cox C. C. 11 ; Reg. v.
Leonard, 3 Cox C. C. 284; Reg. v. Bull, 13 Cox C. C. 60S; Com. «^.
Henry, 22 Penn. St. 253; Thomas v. People, 34 N. Y. 351;
Bowler v. State, 41 Miss. 570; Reg. v. Hamilton, 9 Ad. & El.
(N. S.) 271; Reg. V. Jennison, 9 Cox C. C. 158; L. & C. C. C. iS7t
Beattie v. Lord Ebury, L. R., 7 Ch. App. 777 ; State v, Estes, 46 Me.
150; State V, Webb, 26 Iowa, 262; People v, Crissie, 4 Denio, 525:
PRETENCE. 2n PRINCIPAL.
FBSTENSE— Continued.
Reg. V, Ridgway, 3 F. & F. 838; People v, Jacobs, 35 Mich. 36; Reg.
V. Keighley, Dears. & B. 145; State «/. Mills, 17 Me. 211; Greenough,
in re, 31 Vt. 279; Cowles v. State, 50 Ala. 454; Reg. v. Abbott, 2 C.
& K. 630; I Den. C. C. 273; Reg. v. Keighley, D. & B. 145; State z/.
Stanley, 64 Me. 157J People v. Crissie, 4 Denio, 525; Reg. v. Cod-
rington, i C. & P. 661; State v, Chunn, 19 Mo. 233; Reg. v. Ken-
rick, 5 Q. R 49; State v. Dorr, 33 Me. 498; State v, Stanley, 64 Me.
157; State V. Jones, 70 N. C. 75; State v. Munday, 78 N. C. 460;
State V, Newell, i Mo. 248; Reg. v, Freeth, R. & R. 127; Reg. v.
Jackson, 3 Camp. 370; 2 East P. C. 940; Reg. v, Parker, 2 Mood.
C. C. I ; 8 C. & P. 825 ; Smith v. People, 47 N. Y. 303; Com. v, Col-
lins, 8 Phila. 609; Maley v. State, 31 Ind. 192; Reg. v, Hazelton, L.
R., 2 C.C. 134; 13 CoxC. C. i; State v, Vandermark, 35 Ark. 396;
State V. Pauley, 26 Conn. 587; Colley v. State, 55 Ala. 85 ; Watson
V, People, 87 N. Y. 562.
PBBVAHJWG. party. In statute. New Haven, etc., R. Co. v, Northampton,
102 Mass. 120; Weston 7/. Cushing, 4$ Vt 531 ; Henry v. Miller, 61
Me. 105; Bangor, etc., R. Co. v. Chamberlain, 60 Me. 285; Hawkins
V, Nowland, 53 Mo. 328; Rogers t/. City of St. Charles, 54 Mo. 229.
PBBVBNT. In plea. Cort v, R. Co., 17 Q. B. 142.
PREVENTED. In statute. Huidekoper v. Douglas, i Wash. 259.
FRBVIOUS. inBuranoe. In insurance policy. iEtna Ins. Co. v. Tyler, 16
Wend. 385 (30 Am. Dec. 90).
intention. Com. v. Ober, 12 Cush.496.
PBBVIOUSLY. sum offered. In statute. Metropolitan R. Co. v. Turnham, 14
C. B. (N. S.) 223.
PBIGE. In statute. Hudson Iron Co. v. Alger, 54 N. Y. 173 ; Hoadtey v. Mc-
Laine, 10 Bing. 482.
dear of all expenses. In contract. Stratford v. Bosworth, 2
Ves. & B. 341.
PBICB-CUBRBNT. Cases of Champagne, i Ben. 249.
PBUCA FACTEE. state Bk. v. Hastings, 15 Wis. 85.
evidenoe. Emmons v. Westfield Bk., 97 Mass. 230 ; Lilienthal's
Tobacco V. U. S., 7 Otto, 268; Kelly v, Jackson, 6 Pet. 622 ; U. S. v,
Wiggins, 14 Pet. 334.
PRTTJfTR. barley. In contract. Whetmore v. Coates, 14 Mo. 10.
cost. In statute. U. S. v. Sixteen Packages, 2 Mason, 53 ; Tap-
pan V. U. S., 2 Mason, 399.
logs. In contract. Spring v. Cockburn, 19 U. C. C. P. 63.
quality winter oil. In warranty. Hastings v. Lovering, 2
Pick. 214 (13 Am. Dec. 420).
singed bacon. In contract. Yates v. Pym, 6 Taunt. 445.
Walsh V. State, 3 Tex. (App.) 420.
In statute. Williams v. Fitzhugh, 37 N. Y. 444.
debtor. In statute. Re Duff, 4 Fed. Rep. 519 ; re Loder, 4 Ben.
328.
money. In will. Prichard v. Prichard, L. R.. 1 1 Eq. Cas. 232.
officer of suoh corporation. In statute. Farmers' Loan, etc.,
Co. V. Warring, 20 Wis. 290.
PRINCIPAL,
278
PRIVATE.
FBnrCIFI.E.
PBnrr.
FEINTED.
PBHiTEB.
PBINTDVG.
PBIOB.
PBISOir.
FBIVATE.
Continued.
plaoe of busineas. In statute. Middletown Ferry Co. r. Town
of Middletown, 40 Conn. 65.
all his creditors. In contract. Re Decker, 8 Ben. 83.
Le Roy V. Tatham, 22 How. 132; Tatham v. Le Roy, 2 Blatchf. 474;
Smith z/. Pearce, 2 McLean, 176; Roberts v. Ward, 4 McLean, 565;
Parker 1/. Stiles, 5 McLean, 44; Lattaz/. Shawk, i Bond, 265.
In statute. Wood v, Abbott, 5 Blatchf. 325; tJ. S. v, Williams, 3 Fed.
Rep. 484; Yuengling V. Schiele, 12 Fed. Rep. 103.
or engraving. In statute. Wood v, Abbott, 5 Blatchf. 325.
work. In statute, Hardcastle v, Jones, 3 B. & S. 160.
matter. In statute, Arthur v, Moller, 7 Otto, 365.
sheets. In indictment. Com. v, Merrifield, 4 Mete. 368.
In statute, Pennoyerv. Neff, 5 Otto, 714; 3 Sawyer, 282; Quinceyz'.
Porter, 37 Cal. 448 ; Reynolds v, Schmidt, 20 Wis. 380.
In statute, Rossiter v. Hall, 5 Blatchf. 363.
establishment where the chief process of is carried on. In
statute, Hoylez/. Oram, 12 C. B. (N. S.) 135.
incidental process. In statute, Hardcastle v, Jones, 3 B. & S.
160 ; Hoyle v, Oram, 12 C. B. (N. S) 135.
in date. In insurance policy. Brown v, Hartford Ins. Co^ 3
Day, 66.
In statute, Sheppard v. Bradford, 16 C. B. (N. S.) 378.
breach. State z/. Beebe, 13 Kans. 589; Reg. v, Haswell, Russ.
& Ry. 458; Reg. v. Waters, 12 Cox C. C. 390; Reg. v. Bootie, 2
Burr. 864; Reg. v, Stokes, 5 C. & P. 148; Com. v. Filbum, 119
Mass. 297 ; State v, Beebe, 13 Kans. 339 ; Reg. v, Kelly, i Cr. &Dix.
202 ; Shattuck v. State, 51 Miss. 525.
charges. In statute. How v* Codman, 4 Me. 82.
in for debt. In statute. Ex parte Stoffel, L. R., 3 Ch. App. 240.
lain in . In statute, Sumpton v, Monzani, 4 Ad. & Ell. loio.
Coman v. Storm, i Robt. 75.
In plat. Smith v. Heath, 102 111. 130.
charity. In will, Ommaney v. Butcher, Turn. & R. 272.
conversations. In statute, Jacobs v, Hessler, 113 Mass. 157.
corporation. Dartmouth College v. Woodward, 4 Wheat 518;
Edwards v, Jagers, 19 Ind. 407.
dwelling. In deed, Garnett v, Albree, 103 Mass. 374.
dwelling-house only. In deed, Wickenden v. Webster, 6 El.
& Bl. 387.
expenses. In deed. Stoughton v. Lynch, i Johns. Ch. 467.
friends. In statute, Corbet v, Haigh, 5 C. P. Div. 52.
house. In statute. Com. v, Cuncannon, 3 Brewst 344.
person. In statute. Coats v. People, 22 N. Y. 245 ; King v. In-
habitants, 3 B. & Ad. 1 50.
property. In constitution, Alabama R. Co. z/. Kenney, 39 Ala.
307 ; Enfield Toll Bridge Co. v, Hartfield, etc., R. Co., 17 Conn. 42;
Comm'rs v. Withers, 29 Miss. 21.
rights. In constitution, Ruth v, Ottenheimer, 6 Oregon, 231.
PRIVATE. 279 PRIVILEGES
Continued.
seoorities. In statute, Buchanan v. Talbot Co., 47 Md. 286.
use. Edwards t/. Stonington Cemetery Association, 20 Conn.
468.
way. Presby v. Old Colony, etc., R. Co., 103 Mass. i ; Denham
V, Bristol Comm'rs, 108 Mass. 202.
FBTVATELY. steal.' In statute. Rex v, Cartwright, 2 East P. C. 641 ; Rex v.
Jones, 2 East P. C. 641 ; Rex v, Matthews, 2 East P. C. 642.
PBIVATE8. In indictment. Ardery v. State, 56 Ind. 328.
Satterlee t/. Bliss, 36 Cal. 489.
Basserman v. Society of Trinity Church, 39 Conn. 137 -, French v.
Baker, 4 Sneed, 193; Campbell v, Spottswood, 3 B. & S. 780:
Columbia v. Guest, 3 Head, 413; Jamaica Pond Aqueduct Co. v.
Chandler, 9 Allen, 159; Anderson t^ And^rpon, i Pinn. (Wis.) 119.
In contract. Birch v, De Peyster, i Stark. N. P. 210.
of additional insuranoe. In insurance policy, Benedict v.
Ocean Ins. Co., 31 N. Y. 389.
of breeding back. In contract. Price v. Pepper, 13 Bush, 43.
of deepening the ditoh. In deed, Collins v. Driscoll, 34 Conn.
43.
— of one-half of a saw-mill. In deed, Moore v, Fletcher, 16 Me.
63 (33 Am. Dec. 633).
of the shores. In grant, Ripley v. Knight, 123 Mass. 515.
FBIVHiEaED. oommunioation. Somerville v. Hawkins, 10 C. B. 383 ; White v.
Nicholls, 3 How. 266 ; Cooke v, Wildes, 5 El. & Bl. 329; Andrews v.
Simms, 33 Ark. 771 ; White v, Nichols, 3 How. 266; Thorn v.
Clanchard, $ Johns. 508.
In constitution, Wiltse v. State, 8 Heisk. 544 ; Cate v. State, 3 Sneed,
120.
In deed. New Ipswich Factory v, Batchelder, 3 N. H. 190 (14 Am.
Dec. 346).
In statute, Humphreys v, Pegues, 16 Wall. 245.
and appurtenances. In deed, Blakeman v, Blakeman, 39 Conn.
320 ; Smith v, Moodus Water Power Co., 35 Conn. 392 ; Grant v.
Chase, 17 Mass. 443 (9 Am. Dec. 161); Grayetty v, Bethune, 14 Mass.
49 (7 Am. Dec. 188).
and benefits. In statute, Humphries v, Harrison, 30 Ark. 85.
and immunities. In constitution. Walker v, Sauvinet, 2 Otto,
91 ; Bartmeyer v, Iowa, 18 Wall, 129 ; Coger v. North-western Packet
Co., 37 Iowa, 145 ; re Taylor, 48 Md. 30; Vanbalkenberg v. Brown,
43 Cal. 45 ; Ward v. Flood, 48 Cal. 36 ; Paul v. Virginia. 8 Wall.
168; Connor z/. Elliott, 18 How. 591; Donnbam v, Alexandria
Council, 10 Wall. 173; Keyser v. Rice, 47 Md.203 ; Live Stock Asso.
V, Crescent City Co., i Abb. U. S. 388 ; Frasher v. State, 3 Tex.
(App.) 263.
belonging thereto. In lease, Ombony v, Jones, 19 N. Y. 234.
of the shores. Instatute, Ripley z/. Knight, 123 Mass. 515.
publio emoluments or . In constitution, Williams v, Cammack,
27 Miss. 209.
rights, powers and . In statute, Louisville, etc., R. Co. v.
Gaines, 3 Fed. Rep. 267.
PRIVITY.
280
PROCEEDS,
PBTVlTr.
FBOBABUB.
FBOBATE.
or knowledge. In statute, Knowlton v. Prov. S. S.Co., 53 N.
Y. 79 ; Lord v. Goodall, 4 Sawyer, 294..
In deed, Clififord v, Hoare, L. R., 9 C. P. 363.
verdiot. Barrett v. State, i Wis. 180.
goods. The Adeline, 9 Cranch, 244.
lawAil sulgeot of and capture. In statute, U. S. v. Athens
Armory, i Abb. (U. S.) 129.
In note. Long v, Colbom, 1 1 Mass. 97.
oaiue. Munn v. Dupont, 3 Wash.C. C. 31 ; Wasner v. Wyckoff,
16 N. Y. (S. C.) 178 ; Cooper V. Utterback, 37 Md.282 ; Harphamv.
Whitney, 77 III. 32 ; Lacy v. Mitchell, 23 Ind. 67 ; Driggs v. Burton.
44 Vt. 124; Wheelet v, Nesbitt, 24 How. 544; The Thompson, 3
Wall. 155 ; Mitchell v. Wall, in Mass. 492 ; Broad v. Ham, $ Bing.
(N. C.) 722; Bacon v. Towne, 4 Cush. 217; Boyd v. Cross, 35 Md.
197 ; Stansberry v. Fogle, 37 Mo. 469 ; Foshay v, Ferguson, 2 Denio,
617 ; McGurn v, Brackett, 33 Me. 331 ; Ames v. Snider, 69 111. 376*'
Lauda v. Obert, 45 Tex. 539 ; Hall v. Suydam, 6 Barb. 83 ; Ulmer v.
Leland, i Me. 135; Braveboy v. Cockfield, i McM. 270; Carl v.
Ayres, 53 N. Y. 14 ; Burlingame v, Burlingame, 8 Cow. 141.
In constitution. Re Coleman, 15 Blatchf. 417.
In statute, Locke v, U. S.. 7 Cranch, 339 ; Wood v, U. S.. 16 Peters,
342 ; Clifton v, U. S., 4 How. 242 ; Buckley v, U. S.. 4 How 251 ; U.
S. V, Bollman, i Cranch C. C. 373.
and testamentary matters. Bank of Hamilton v, Dudley's
Lessee, 2 Peters, 492.
PBOBATIONABY. drawings. In contract, Moffatt v, Dickson, 13 C. B. 543*
PROCEED. In agreement. Planters' Bk. v, Houser. 57 Ga. 140.
to sea. In statute, Behucke v. King, 9 S. & R. 154.
— without delay. In charter-party. Antole v. Gill, 5 Fed. Rep*
128.
PBOCEEDING. People v. Clark, 9 N. Y. 349.
In statute, Wilson v, Macklin, 7 Neb. 50 ; Dailey v. Burke, 28 Ala.
328 ; re Lead Mine Co., 7 Ch: Div. 371 ; Flather v. Stubbs, 2 Q. B
614.
PBOCEEDINGH3. In statute, Morewood v. Hollister, 6 N. Y. 309 ; Wilson v, Allen.
3 How. Pr. 369; Hine v, Belden, 27 Conn. 384; Williamson v,
Champlin, Clarke, 9 ; Rich v, Husson, i Duer, 617; Bonestecl ?.
Orvis, 31 Wis. 117 ; Cooper v, Garesche, 21 Mo. 151 ; Hoganv. Hoyt
37 N. Y. 300; Queen v, R. Co., L. R., 3 Q. B. 170; re O'Farrell 3
Ben. 192.
in court. Dwight v, Phillips, 48 Barb. 1 16.
in the oause. Ward v, Cohen, 3 S. C. 338.
thereupon. In statute. U. S. v. Knight, 3 Sumner, 371.
judicial, legislatiye or other public official . In statute. San-
ford V, Bennett, 24 N. Y. 20.
Belmont V. Pouvert, 35 N. Y. (S. C.) 208; Mitchell v, Danforth. 12
Bush. 331.
In insurance policy. Haven v. Gray, 12 Mass. 71 ; Dow v, Hope Ins.
Co.. I Hall, 166 ; Dow v, Whetton, 8 Wend. 160 ; Hancox v. Fishing
Ins. Co., 3 Sumner, 134 ; Whitney 7/. American Ins. Co., 3 Oxv- 21a
In will, Thomson's Appeal, 89 Pa. St, 36.
PROCEEDS. 28l PROFESSION.
•:w:^:^• ;
- Continaed.
of a mortgage. In will. American Bible Soc. z/. Van Norman^
2 N. W. Rep. 244.
or avails. Cushman v, Richards, 100 Mass. 233.
of such sale. In statute. Stock v, Holland, L. R., 9 Ex. 147.
surplus . In statute, Hannibal, etc., R. Co. v. Bartlett, 123 Mass.
15.
Webster v. Com., 5 Cush. 403 ; Piper v. Brown, 4 Fish. Pat. Cas. 175 ;
Bailey v, Williams, 6 Oregon, 71.
In constitution. Sprague v. Birchard, i Wis. 469 ; Porter v. Vander-
cook, II Wis. 70; Gilmer?/. Bird, 15 Fla. 410; Hanna v, Russell, 12
Minn. 80, Lowry v. Harris, 12 Minn. 225 ; Blair v. Reading, 99 IIU
600.
In statute. McBratney v. Usher, i Dill. 367 ; Hyatt v. Allen, 56 N. Y.
553 ; Bailey v. Williams, 6 Oregon, 71 ; Forsyth v. Pierson, 9 Fed.
Rep. 801 ; Coming v. Burden, 15 How. 267; U. S. v. Noah, i Payne,
375 ; People v. Nevens, i Hill, 154 ; Utica City Bk. v. Buel, 9 Abb.
Pr. 385; Fitzpatrick V. New Orleans, 27 La Ann. 457; Reddick v.
Cloud, 7 111. 670 ; Curry v. Hinman, 11 111. 420; Scarritt v. Chapman,
II 111. 443; Taylor v. Henry, 2 Pick. 397 ; Nichols v. Mitchell, 70
111. 258 ; Guerinx/. Rose, 33 Cal. 292 ; Tully v, Baubien, 10 Iowa, 187 ;
Coze V. Martin, 44 Pa. St. 322 ; Drexel v. Miller, 49 Pa. St. 246;
Solomon v. Graham, 5 £1. & Bl. 324 ; Long v. Wordsworth, 4 B. &
Adol. 367; Attorney-General v. Sillem, 2 H. & C. 623; 10 H. L. Cas.
704; Hannibal, etc., R. Co. v. Crane, 102 111. 249,
all . In statute. Fluester v. McClelland, 8 C. B. (N. S.) 360.
legal . In statute, Sauer v, Steinhaur, 14 Wis. 77.
TION. Lapeyre V. U. S., 17 Wall. 191.
Re Smith, 3 Hurl, k N. 234 ; re Black, 2 Ben. 196 ; Henslow v. Fawcett*
3 Ad. & Ell. 55 ; Gibson v. Birch, Carr. & M. 458.
adyise and assist. In indictment. U. S. v. Wills, 7 Peters, 138.
or Buffor. In statute. Wilson v. City Bk., 17 Wall. 473; Bu-
chanan V, Smith, 16 Wall. 277.
any female to have illicit oamal connection with any man*
In statute. People v, Roderigas, 49 Cal. 11.
PBOBUCE. In will. Newland v. Shepherd, 2 P. Wms. 194; Craft v. Snook, 13 N.
J. (Eq.) 121.
-: — an income. In statute, Johnson v. Perley, 2 N. H. 56 (9 Am.
Dec. 35).
broker. In statute. U. S. v, Simons, i Abb. U. S. 470.
of a fbrm. In statute. Mayor v, Davis, 6 W. & S. 269.
or commodity. State v. Borroum, 23 Miss. 478.
yearly . In deed. Ladd v, Abel, 18 Conn. 515.
PBODUCfP. In contract. Stewart v. Smith, 29 111. 397.
of distillation. In statute. One Vaporizer, 2 Ben. 439.
PBODUCnOM". In statute. Taylor v. Hathaway, 29 Ark. 600 ; Dano v. R. Co., 27 Ark.
567.
FBOBlTCfFIVE. real estate. In will. Holcomb v. Holcomb, 11 N. J. (Eq.) 476.
Thompson v, Bertrandi 23 Ark. 733.
trade and occupation. In statute. Comm'rs v. Reynolds, 7 W.
36
& S. 330.
PROFESSION. 282 PROMISSOR K
PBOFB88ION — Continued.
^ trade or employment. Wilcox v. Middlesex Comm'rs. 103
Mass. 545.
oooupation or employment. In statute, Schuchardt v. People.
99 111. 504.
FBOFESSIONAL. employment. In statute, Pennock v. Fuller, 41 Mich« 153.
gambler. In statute. State v, Newton, 59 Ind. 173.
PBOnr. Queen v, Capel, 12 Ad. & Ell. 414.
a prendre. Pierce v. Keator, 70 N. Y. 419.
on cargo. In insurance policy. Halhead v. Young, 6 El. & BL 324.
on on palm oil. In insurance policy, Chope v, Reynolds, 5 C. R
(N.S.)64i.
purpose of . In statute, Morris v. Walker, 15 Q. B. 598 ; Bear v.
Bromley, 16 Jur. 45 ; 1 1 Eng. L. & £q. 414.
FBOFITABLE. In statute, Reg. v. Inhabitants, 3 Q. B. 250.
PBOFITH. Matthews v, Crosby, 56 N.H. 21; Connely v, Davidson, 1$ Minn. 519;
Wallace v, Beebe, 12 Allen, 354; Fuller v. Miller, 105 Mass. 103;
Mera V. Conover, 11 Off. Pat. Gaz. iiii.
In deed. Lord Rokeby v, Elliot, 27 W. R. 58 ; L. R., 5 Ch. 103.
In promissory note, Matthews v, Crosby, 56 N. H. 21.
/■; statute. Queen v. Mayor, 9 Ad. & Ell. 435 ; Eyster v. Centennial
B )ard of Finance, 4 Otto, 500.
aii benefits. In will. Collier v, Grimsey, 36 Ohio St. 17.
and oommoditieB. In lease. Queen v, R Co., 14 Q. B. 25.
in hand. In agreement. Re Trading Co., L. R., 4 Ch. App. 47$.
used in oonatmction. In statute. Grant v, Hartford, etc., R. Co..
3 Otto, 225 ; Hartford, etc., R. Co. v. Grant, 9 Blatchf. 542.
rents and . Mansfield v, Atwood, 84 III. 497.
firom. In insurance policy, Odiorne v, Ins. Co., loi Mass. 551.
Washburn v, Phillips, 2 Mete. 296; Mayo v, Jsunes, 12 Gratt. 17;
Quimbo Appo v. People, 20 N. Y. 531; U. S. v, Hoffman. 4 Wall. 158.
In statute, Casby v, Thompson, 42 Mo. 133.
writ of . In constitution. Cannon v, Kenfield, 57 Cal. 550.
PBOJECnONS. In statute. Gushing v, Boston, 128 Mass. 330.
PBOUXITY. without unneoeasary . In statute, Merrill z^. Everett, 38 Conn. 4S.
Avery v. Inhabitants of Tyringham, 3 Mass. 160 (3 Am. Dec. 105).
In statute, Saunders v. Wakefield, 4 B. & Aid. 604; Simpson v. Yead>
L. R., 4 Q. B. 626; State v, Harker, 4 Harr. (Del.) 559.
of marriage. In statute. People v, Alger, i Park. C. C. 333 ;
Kenyon v. People, 26 N. Y. 203.
acknowledgment or . In statute. Palmer v, Andrews, i McAli.
495.
oollateral • Nelson v. Boynton, 3 Mete. 396 (37 Am. Dec. 148) ;
Stone V. Walker, 13 Gray, 615 ; Clay v. Walton, 9 Cal. 334.
original . Nelson v, Boynton, 3 Mete. 396 (37 Am. Dec. 148);
Stone V, Walker, 13 Gray, 615 ; Clay v, Walton, 9 Cal 334.
to pay. In plea, Metcalf^^. Robinson, 2 McLean, 363.
FBOMI8SOBY. note. Bolton v. Dugdale, 4 B. & Adol. 620 ; Hall v. Farmer, 5
Dcnio, 484; Corbitt v. Stonemetz, 15 Wis. 170; Harding ik State* 54
•):■■:«
•):■■:.
PROMISSORY. 283 PROPERTY.
— Continued.
Ind. 359; Poorman z/. Mills, 35 Cal. 118; Conn v. Thornton, 46 Ala.
587 ; Corbett v. State, 24 Ga. 287.
In statute, Harding v. State, 54 Ind. 359; U. S. v. Hardyman, 13 Pet.
176 ; People v, Bradley, 4 Park., C. C. 245 ; Com. Ins. Co. v. Whit-
ney, I Mete. 22 ; Blanchenhagen v, Blundell, 2 B. & Aid. 420 ; Dame-
wood V. State, I How. (Miss.) 264; Spangler v. Com.. 3 Binney, 353;
Com. V, McLaughlin, 4 Rawle, 464; Stewart v. Com. 4 S. & R. 194;
Com. V. Richards, i Mass. 337; Com. 7/. Brettand, 100 Mass. 206;
Phelps V, People, 72 N. Y. 334 ; Rex v. Ranson, i Russ. & Ry. 235;
Rex V, Box, I Russ. & Ry. 301; Sibley v, Phelps, 6 Cush. 172.
In plea, Webster v, Bainbridge, 20 N. Y. (S. C.) 180.
notd not negotiable. In statute. Currier v, Lockwood, 40 Conn.
350.
note signed in the preaenoe of an attesting witness. In
statute. Daggett v. Daggett, 124 Mass. 149.
— notes. In indictment. Com. v, Gallagher, 126 Mass. 54 ; Com. v.
Griffiths, 126 Mass. 252; Com. v Ashton, 125 Mass. 384; Com. v.
Butts, 124 Mass. 449.
— notes for the payment of money. In statute, Culp v. State, i
Port. 33 (26 Am. Dec. 357).
a lottery. In statute. Miller v. Com., 13 Bush, 731.
the progress of soienoe and the useAil arts. In constitution.
Martenetti v. Maguire, i Abb. (U. S.) 360.
FBOMOTEB. Emma Silver Mining Co. v, Lewis, 4 C. P. Div. 396.
In statute. Wheeler v. Board, L. R., 4 Ex. 303.
Schloss V, Creditors, 31 Cal. 201.
In statute. Hill v. Hunt, 20 N. J. (L.) 476 ; Stanley v. Homer, 24 N.
J. (L.) 511; Brown v, Hinchman, 9 Johns. 75.
is evident. In constitution, Webb v. State, 4 Tex. (App.) 167 ;
ex parte Cook, 2 Tex. (App.) 388 ; ex parte l^oore, 5 Tex. (App.)
109; McCoy z/. State, 25 Tex. 38; ex parte Foster, 5 Tex. (App.)
626.
of service. In statute, Neff v, Pennoyer, 3 Sawy. 283.
satislhotory . In statute. Van Steenbergh v, Kortz, 10 Johns.
167 ; Hill V, Watson, 10 S. C. 268.
In deed, Morris v, Rhydydefed Colliery Co.. 3 Hurl. & N. 888.
and needAil struotures. In decree, Lonsdale Co. v. Mores, 2
Cliff. 547.
books of aoooimt. In statute. Re Bellis, 3 Ben. 54.
executive authority. In treaty. The British Prisoners, i
Woodb. & M. 75.
Rogers v, Kenney, 9 Q. B. 593 ; re Parrot, i Fed. Rep. 481 ; Stahl v,
Webster, 11 111. 511; U. S. v. Rogers, 9 How. 127; DIassus v, U. S.,
9 Pet. 117; Smith v, U. S., 10 Pet. 329; Soulard v, U. S., 4 Pet. 511.
In constitution. People v, Eddy, 43 Cal. 331; Savings Soc. v, Austin,
46 Cal. 415 ; O'Hara v. Stock, 90 Pa. St. 477 ; Munn v. People, 69
111.80; City of New Orleans v. Mechanics*, etc., Ins. Co., 30 La.
Ann. 876 (31 Am. Rep. 232); People v, Hibernia Sav. So., 51 Cal.
243 (21 Am. Rep. 704); re Wong Yung Quy, 2 Fed. Rep. 624; Old
Colony, etc., R. Co., v, Plymouth, 14 Gray, 1 55 ; Sherman v. Elder,
PROPERTY. 284 PROPERTY.
"PBOPISRTY — Continued.
24 N. Y. 381 ; Primm v. City of Belleville, 59 111. 142 ; People v.
Worthington, 21 111. 171 ; State v, Philadelphia, etc., R. Co., 45 Md.
361; Smith V. Metropolitan Gas Co., 12 How. Pr. 187; Straub i'.
Gordon, 27 Ark. 62$; Home Ins. Co. v. City Council, 50 Ga. 530;
ex parte Cooper, 3 Tex. (App.) 489; Rigney v. City of Chicago, 102
III. 65 ; People v. Badlam, 57 Cal. $94 1 ex parte Cooper. 3 Tex.
(App.) 489 ; Stevens v. State, 2 Ark. 291 (35 Am. Dec. 72).
/n contract. Re Hutchins, 4 Q. B. Div. 483 ; Chamberlain v. Western
Trans. Co., 45 Barb. 218.
In insurance policy, Wheton v. Old Colony Ins. Co., 2 Mete, i; Hoi-
brook V, Brown, 2 Mass. 280 ; Wiggin v. Mercantile Ins. Co., 7 Pick.
271; Locke V, North American Ins. Co., 13 Mass. 61; Tyler «^. iEtiia
Ins. Co., 12 Wend. 507; 16 Wend. 385; Springfield Ins. Co. z^. Allen,
43 N. Y. 398.
In statute. Belcher v, Sikes, 6 B. & C. 236 ; Doe v, R. Co., 2 Q. B.
363; Warren v. Howe, 2 B. & C. 282 ; Queensbury Soc. v. Pickles,
L. R., I Ex. i; re Cigala, 7Cb. Div. 351; Queensbury Soc. v. Pickles.
3 H. & C. 860; Queen v. Overseers, L. R., 6 Q. B. 717; Webb v,
Whiffin, L. R., 5 H. L. 711; Helbert v. Banner, 5 H. L 28;
Keys V, Milwaukee, etc., R. Co., 25 Wis. 693 ; Wilson v.
Boyce, 2 Otto, 320; Barclay v. Plant, 50 Ala. 509; Mitchell v,
Mitchell, 35 Miss. 108; Peoples. Williams, 24 Mich. 156; Cross v,
Haldeman, 15 Ark. 200; Adams v, Hackett, 7 Cal. 203; Tracy v.
. Leland, 2 Sandf. 729; Owen v. Smith, 31 Barb. 646; De Witt v. San
Francisco, 2 Cal. 289; People v. Mayor, 9 Barb. 533; Bancroft v,
Curtiss, 108 Mass. 47; Fling v, Goodall, 40 N. H. 208; Crone v.
Braun, 23 Minn. 239; Hopkins 7/. Folger, 60 Me. 266 ; Miffingtown
V. Jacobs, 69 Pa. St. 151 ; Coe v, Columbus, etc., R. Co.. 10 Ohio
St. 372; White River Tp. Co. v, Vermont Cent. R. Co., 21 Vt. 590;
Wilmington R. Co. v. Reid, 13 Wall. 264; Stanley v, Stanley, 26 Me.
191; Union Ins. Co. v, U. S. 6 Wall. 759; Wilson v, Boyce, 2 Otto,
3«o ; West Side Bk. v. Pugsley, 47 N. Y. 368 ; Children v. Cutler.
16 Mo. 24; Eypert v, Bolemus, 2 Abb. N. C. 193 ; Sansburyi^. State,
3 Tex. (App.) loi.
In will. Spencer v, Higgins, 22 Conn. 529; Wheeler v. Dunlop, 12 B-
Monr. 293 ; Monroe v, Jones, 8 R. I. 526 ; Foxall v, McKenney, 3
Cranch C. C. 206; Funchess v. Seibe, 27 Miss. 27; Den v. Payner
5 Hayw. 104 ; Morris v, Henderson, 37 Miss. 492 ; Rosetter v, Sim-
mons, 6 S. & R. 452 ; Pell v. Ball, Spears Ch. 48; Adams v. Jones.
6 Jones (Eq.), 221; Phippin v, Ellison, 12 I red. (L.) 61 ; McLenmore
7/. Goode, I Harp. (Eq.) 272 ; Foxall v, McKenney, 3 Cranch C. C.
206 ; Brown v. Brown, 41 N. Y. 507 ; Laing v, Barbour, 1 19 Mass. 535.
and efEbots. In deed, Reynolds z/. Bullock, 26 W. R. 678.
In statute. Cross v. Haldeman, 15 Ark. 200; Crane v. Braun, 33
Minn. 239; Fling v. Goodall, 40 N. H. 208.
In will, Morgan v, Morgan, 6 B. & C. 518.
and estate. In deed. Railroad Co. v, Trimble, 10 Wall. 367 ;
Allen V, White, 97 Mass. 507.
deemed desirable in the transaction of its business. In
statute, Iowa Lumber Co. v, Foster, 49 Iowa, 25 (31 Am. Rep.
140).
of another. In statute. Com. v, Stearn.*, 2 Mete. 343.
PROPERTY. 285 PROSECUTE.
PROPERTY — Continued.
of whatBoever ktad, tenure or nature. In statute. Wilson v.
Hood, 3 H. & C. 148.
on board. In insurance policy. Whiton v. Old Colony Ins. Qp.,
2 Mete. I.
other than land. In statute. Regina v. Water Co., 6 El. & Bl.
lOIO.
personal and real. In will. Pell v. Bell, i Speer (Eq.) 56.
reoovered or preserved. In statute. Pinkerton v, Eastin, L.
R., 16 Eq. Cas. 490.
rights or interest of another. In statute* James v. Christy,
18 Mo. 162.
shall be restored. In statute. Scattergood v. Sylvester, 1 5 Q.
R 507.
Buljeot to taasation. Wilcox v. Middlesex Comm'rs, 103 Mass.
545.
all merchandise and . In statute. Keeler v. Mich. South. R. R.
I Biss. 35.
American . In statute. Bayard v. Ins. Co., 4 Mason, 265.
original and ultimate . In constitution. People v. Rector, etc.»
of Trinity Church, 22 N. Y. 44.
life, liberty or . In constitution. Donahoe v. County of Will,
100 111. 106.
other . In statute. Earle v. Sawyer, 6 Cush. 142.
personal . In statute, Stief v. Hart, i N. Y. 23.
the said . In will. Peppercorn v. Peacock, 3 Man. & G. 195.
PBOFOBTION. In statute. State v. Comm'fs, 34 Wis. 162 ; Tyler v. City of St. Louis,
56 Mo. 60.
PBOFOBTIONAIi. share. Bancroft v. Boston, 115 Mass. 379.
PBOFOBTIONS. just and equal . Cheever v. Clark, 7 S. & R. 514.
FBOPOSALS. to buy, sell or procure lottery tickets. In statute. State v.
Sykes, 28 Conn. 226.
M In statute. Heine z/. Appleton, 4 Blatchf. 125; Tibbits v. Yorke, 5
B. & Ad. 605 ; Milligen v. Picken, i C. B. 800 ; Bronson v. Yancy,
I Dev. (Eq.) 77 ; Quivey v. Porter, 37 Cal. 458.
or proprietors. In statute. Boston v. Worcester, etc., R. Co.,
II Cush. 512.
legal . In statute. Little v. Hall, 18 How. 165.
. In contract. Rossiter v. Miller, 3 App. Cas. 11 24 ; Rossiter v.
Miller, 5 Ch. Div. 648.
In statute. Hall v. Brown. S4 N. H. 472.
of every railroad. In statute. Pierce v. Concord R: R., 51 N.
H. 591 .
owners or * . In statute. Lister v. Lobley, 6 Nev. & M. 340.
'. Com. V. Alger, 7 Cush. 70.
FBO BATA. In contract. Penniman v. Stanley, 122 Mass. 310 ; Taylor v. Stevens.
7 How. Pr. 415.
PBOSBCUTE. with effect. In bond. Morris v. Matthews, 2 Q. B. 297.
fiul to . In statute. Martin v. Fales. 18 Me. 23 (36 Am. Dec. 693).
PRO SEC UTED. 286 PRO VISION.
'PBOBBCUTED. within one yoftr. In insurance party. Merchants, etc, Ins.
Co. V, Lacroix, 35 Tex. 249.
FBOSEOUTION. In statute. Queen v. Inhabitants, 8 Ad. & Ell. 496 ; Com. v. Haas,
57 Pa. St. 443 ; Dalloway v. Turrell, 26 Wend. 383; State v. Hardcn-
burg, 2^N. J. (L.) 355.
maintenance and pnnialunent of olltaders. In statute. Reg.
V, Birmingham, 10 Q. B. 127.
of the action. In statute, Hume t/. Dru3rff, L. R., 8 Ex. 214.
FB08E0 U TIONS. criminal . In constitution. State v, Wolcott, 21 Conn. 279.
PB08ECUT0B. In statute. Phillips v, Bevans, 23 N. J. (L.) 373.
PBOSTITUTE. State v. Stoyell, 54 Me. 24.
FBOSTIT U TiON. pnrpoee of . In [statute. State v, Stoyell. 54 Me. 24; Os-
born V. State, 52 Ind. 526; State v. Ruhl, 8 Iowa, 447; Com.».
Cook, 12 Mete. 93; Carpenter t/. People, 8 Barb. 603.
FBOTECT. In constitution. Peters v. Grubbi 21 Pa. St. 455.
FBOTBCnON. In statute. Re Glaser, 2 Ben. 180.
purposes. In insurance policy. Arkansas Ins. Co. v. Bostick,
27 Ark. 539.
PBOTBST. Coddington v, Davis, i N. Y. 186; Breusler v, Arnold, i Wis. 264;
Ayerault v. Pacific Bk., 47 N. Y. 570 ; Townsend v, Lorain Bk., 2
Ohio St 345.
in writing. In statute. Knowles v. City of Boston, 129 Mass.
551.
waive . In contract, Coddington t/. Davis, i N.Y. 186; 3Demo,
16.
PBOTE8TABLE. secnrity. In statute. Dunn v, Adams, i Ala. 527 (35 Am.
Dec 42).
PBOTESTAITF. dissenters. Dmmmond v. Atty.-General, 2 H. L. Cas. 387.
L. In constitution. Hale v. Everett, 53 N. H. 9 (16 Am,
Rep. 82).
PBOTESTED. Breusler v. Arnold, i Wis. 764; Brannon v. Hursell, 112 Mass. 63
PBOTBACTED. Knight v. Wilder, 2 Cush. 210.
PBOVABIiE. debt. In statute. Re Schwartz, 14 Blatchf. 196; Sigsby v,
Willis, 3 Ben. 374.
under bankruptcy. Crew v. Terry, 2 C. P. Div. 403.
PBOVE. his debt. In statute. Re Bigelow, 2 Ben. 483.
which he could . In charter-party. Gether v. Capper, 15 C. B.
39; 15 C. B. 697.
PBOVED. not . In statute. Queen v. Robinson, 12 Ad & Ell. 673.
PBOVTDE. or prepare the means fat. Charge to Grand Jury, 5 McLean,
306.
PROVIDED. Stanley v, Colt, 5 Wall. 119; Carroll z/. State, 58 Ala. 396.
In statute. Burgwyn v. Whitfield, 81 N. C. 263; Chapin v. Harris, 8
Allen, 596.
In will, Colt V. Hubbard, 33 Conn. 281.
always. Heaston v, Commrs., 20 Ind. 398.
In will, Martelli v, Holloway, L. R., 5 H. L. 533.
she has no lawftQ issue. In will, Wright v. Denn» 10 Wheat
204.
PBOVISIOE'. Quincy v. Rogers, 9 Cush. 291.
PROVISION, 287 PUBLIC.
PBOVISION — Continued.
or artiole of Ibod. In statute, Boteler v. Corporation, 2
Cranch C C. 676.
any by will. In statute, U. S. v, Duncan, 4 McLean, 100.
FBOviniONAL. remedy. In statute. Noonen v, Orton, 28 Wis. 386; Nosser
V, Corwin, 36 How. Pr. 540; McCarthy v, McCarthy, 54 How. Pr.
97.
In statute, Hamilton v, O'Neil, 9 Mo. 1 1 ; Crooke v. Slack, 20 Wend.
117; Plummer v. Currier, 52 N. H. 288; McLester v, Somerville,
54 Ala. 670.
FBOVISIONS. as may be Ibtmd on hand for fbmily uae. In statute. State
V, Connor, 73 Mo, 572.
for fbmily use. In statute. Atkinson v. Catcher, 23 Ark. loi.
or mnnitiona of war. In statute. U. S. v. Barber, 9 Cranch,
243; U. S. V, Sheldon, 2 Wheat. 119.
oom, Ibdder, meat and other on hand. In will, Mooney v,
EvanSi 6 I red. (Eq.) 363.
PROVISO. Carroll v. State, 58 Ala. 396; Wayman v. Southard, 10 Wheat. 30;
Voorhees v, U. S., 10 Pet. 449.
PROVOKE. stir up or contention and strife. In statute. State v, Warner,
34 Conn. 276.
PROXIMATE. Insurance Co. v. Boon, 95 U. S. 11;.
oause. State z/. Railroad, 52 N. H. 528.
PRUDENTIAL. oonoems. In statute, Willard v, Newburyport, 12 Pick. 227.
PI7BUC. In statute. Town of Hamden z/. Rice, 24 Conn. 351.
act. Lassly v, Fontaine, 4 Hen. & M. 146 (4 Am. Dec. 510) ;
Unity V, Burrage, 13 Otto, 454; Portsmouth Livery Co. v, Watson,
10 Mass. 91 ; Burnham v. Webster, 5 Mass. 266; U. S. v. Porter, i
Cranch C. C. 369 ; Bank of Utica v, Smedes, i Cow. 662 ; Pierce v,
Kimball, 9 Me. 54; Morgan v, Cree, 46 Vt. 773; Village of Wi-
nooski V, Gookey, 49 Vt. 282.
annual office or charge. In statute. King v. Inhabitants, i
B. & Ad. 795.
assembly. In statute. Summerlin v. State, 3 Tex. (App.) 441.
benefit. Tyler v, Beecher, 44 Vt. 648 (8 Am Rep. 398).
blockade. The Circassian, 2 Wall. 135.
~r— buildings. In statute. Queen v. Carruthers, 4 B. & S. 817;
Babcock v, Goodrich, 47 Cal. 488 ; State v. Troth, 34 N. J. (L.) 377.
corporation. Dartmouth College v. Woodward, 4 Wheat. 518;
Sayre v. North-western Tp. Co., 10 Leigh, 454; Dean v, Davis, 51
Cal. ^d6 ; Turnpike Co. v. Wallace, 8 Watts, 316 ; Dearborn v, Bos-
ton, etc., R. Co., 4 Fost. (N. H.) 179 ; Ten Eyck v, Delaware, etc..
Canal Co., 3 Harr. (N. J.) 200 (37 Am. Dec. 233).
— debt. Morgan v. Cree, 46 Vt. 773.
— document. In statute, Grindell v, Brendon, 6 C. B. (N. S.) 698 ;
Fleming v, Newton, i H. L. Cas. 363 ; Blunt v. Patten, 2 Paine, 393 ;
McCall V, U. S., I Dakota Terr. 328.
— dues. Anderson v, Thompson, 10 Bush, 132.
duties. In statute. Reg. z/. Guardians, 17 Q. B. 156; Mayor v.
Overseers, 17 Q. B. 859.
F UBLia 288 P UBLIC.
^XJBLLO — Continued.
employment. Brown v. Shevell, 2 Ad. & Ell. 143.
enemy. State v. Moore, 74 Mo. 413.
exhibition of feats of hareemanahlp. U. S. v. Buffalo Park,
16 Blatchf. 189.
gambling house. In statute, Lockhart v. State, 10 Tex. 275 ;
Rice V, State, 10 Tex. 545 ; Buck v. State, i Ohio St. 61.
ground. In deed. Town of Lebanon v. Comm*rs, 9 Ohio, 80(34
Am. Dec. 422).
highways. Toledo, etc., R. Co. v. Pence, 68 III. 524; Coe v.
New Jersey R. Co., 28 N. J. (Eq.) 100; Koelle v. Knecht, 99 111. 403.
house. In deed. Com. v, Cuncannon, 3 Brewst. 344 ; Pease 7.
Coats, L. R., 2 Eq. Cas. 688.
In statute. Smith v. State, 37 Ala. 472 ; Bass v. State, 37 Ala. 469 ;
Brown v. State, 27 Ala. 47; Huffman v. State, 29 Ala. 40; Mooxe v.
State, 30 Ala. 550; Burnett v. State, 30 Ala. 19; Wilson v. State, 31
Ala. 371; Bently v. State, 32 Ala. 596 ; Shilhagan v. State, 9 Tex. 43a
improvement. In statute. City of New Haven v. Whitney, 36
Conn. 373.
indeoenoy. In statute, McJunkins v. State, 10 Ind. 140 ; Jen-
nings V, State, 16 Ind. 335 ; State v, Huey, 16 Ind. 338.
lamp-posts. Im contract, Davenport, etc., Co. v, Davenport,
13 Iowa, 229.
— lands. In statute, Newhall v, Sanger, 2 Otto, 761; Haydenfeldt
V, Davey, etc., Mining Co., 10 Nev. 290.
— law. See Public Act.
— library. In statute. Providence Athenaeum v. Tripp, 9 R. I.
560; 8 R. I. 39.
— looal law. In constitution. County Comm'rs v. Comm'rs^ 51
Md. 457 ; County Comm'rs v, Meekins, 50 Md. 28.
— lots. In town plot. Rutherford v. Taylor, 38 Mo. 315.
— minister. U. S. v. Benner, Baldw. 234.
— money. In statute. Branch v. U. S., 12 Ct. of CI. 281.
— offloe. Re Hathaway, 71 N. V. 238 ; People v. Common Connal.
77 N. Y. 503.
— offlper. Armitage v. Hamer, 3 B. & Adol. 795.
In statute. Morse v. City of Lowell, 7 Mete. 1 52 ; Hayman v. Pond, 7
Mete. 329 ; Mitchell v. Nelson, 49 Ala. 88 ; State v. Bradley, 48
Conn. 546.
or ol^ootionable purpose. In lease, Gannett v. Albree, 103
Mass. 374.
peaoe and order. In statute, Neuendorff v. Durjrea, 6 Daly, 276.
paroehial ftmds. In statute. King v. Inhabitants, 3 B. & AdoL
725.
— plaoe. In deed. Carter v, Abshire, 48 Mo. 301.
In statute, Williams v. State, 64 Ind. SS3 (3i Am. Rep. 135) ; State v.
Weekly, 29 Ind. 206 ; Eastwood v. Miller, L. R., 9 Q. R 440 ; Bows
V. Fenwick, L. R., 9 C. P. 337 ; Henderson v. State, 59 Ala. 89 ; Reg.
V. Cruesden, 2 Camp. 89; Reg. v. Webb, i Den. C. C. 338 ; Fanner
V. Com., 8 Leigh, 741; Coleman v. State, 13 Ala. 602; Flake v.
P UBLIC. 289 P UBLIC.
•
FUBIJC ^ Continued.
State, 19 Ala. 551; Campbell v. State, 17 Ala. 369; Smith v. State,
52 Ala. 384; Walker v. Com., 2 Va. Cas. 515 ; Arnold v. State, 29
Ala. 46; Burnett v. State, 30 Ala. 19; Huffman v. State, 30 Ala.
532; Wilson V. State, 31 Ala: 371; Moore v. State, 30 Ala. 550; Bent-
ley V, State, 32 Ala. 596 ; McDonald v. State, 35 Ala. 390 ; Smith v.
State, 23 Ala. 39 ; Bythword v. State, 20 Ala. 47 ; Coleman v. State,
20 Ala. 51 ; Clarke v. State, 12 Ala. 492; Burdine v. State, 25 Ala.
60; Sherwood v. State, 25 Ala. 78 ; Roquemore v. State, 19 Ala. 528 ;
Com. V. Vandine, 6 Gratt. 689; Purcell v. Com., 14 Gratt. 679; Com.
V, Feazle, 8 Gratt. 585; Windsor t/. Com., 4 Leigh, 680; Shihagan v.
Steele, 9 Tex. 430 ; Mofit v. State, 43 Tex. 346 ; Cainile v. State, 35
Ala. 392 ; Scammon v, Scammon, 28 N. H. 428 ; Tidd v. Smith, 3 N.
H. 181; Taylor v. State, 22 Ala. is ; Reg. v. Holmes, 3 C. & K. 360;
Reg. V, Orchard, 3 Cox C. C. 248 ; Queen v. Harris, L. R., i C. C.
282 ; Reg. V. Thallman, i Leigh & C. 326 ; Rex v, Watson, 2 Cox C.
C. 376; Russell V. Dyer, 40 N. H. 73 ; 43 N. H. 396; Cahoon v. Coe,
57 N. H. 556; re Birch, 15 C. B.744; re Freestone, i Hurl. & N. 94;
Hill V. Balls, 2 Hurl. & N. 300 ; Henderson v. State, 59 Ala. 91 ;
Phillips V, State, 51 Ala. 20; Napier v. State, 50 Ala. 169; Ray z/.
State, 50 Ala. 172.
printing. Ellis v. State, 4 Ind. i.
purpose. In statute. Mitchell v. Burlington, 4 Wall. 270; Rog-
ers z/. Burlington, 3 Wall. 654; Reg. v. Guardian, 17 Q. B. 156;
Mayor v. Overseers, 17 Q. B. 859.
purposes. In will, Dolan v, Macdermott, L. R., 5 Eq. Cas. 60.
revenue. Morgan v. Cree, 46 Vt. 773.
roed. King v. Wright. 3 B. A Ad. 681; King v. Mellor, i B. &
Ad. 38.
roads. In statute. Buncombe Tp. Co. v, Baxter, 10 Ired. (L.) 222.
— sale. In statute, Robbins v, Bellas, 4 Watts, 258.
— schools. Merrick v, Amherst, 12 Allen, 508 ; Jenkins v, Andover,
103 Mass. 97.
— seaL Kirksey v. Bates, 7 Port. 529 (31 Am. Dec. 722).
— seonrities. Morgan v, Cree, 46 Vt. 773.
seourity. In stcUute, U. S. v, Irwin, 5 McLean, 183.
— square. In statute, Westfall v. Hunt, 8 Ind. 174 ; City of Lo-
gansport v, Dunn, 8 Ind. 378.
— - statutes. See Public Act.
— Btooks. In statute. Wells v. Porter, 2 Bing. N. C. 722 ; Hewitt
V. Price, 4 Man. & G. 356.
— Btooks and securities. Hall v, Middlesex Comm*rs, 10 Allen,
100.
— street, highway and sidewalk. In indictment. State v.
Moriarty, 74 Ind. 103.
— street or road. In statute. Case v. Storey, L. R., 4 Ex. 319.
— taaces. In statute, Morgan v, Cree, 46 Vt 773.
— taxes, rates and assessments, /if statute, Buffalo City Cen.
Co. V, Buffalo, 46 N. Y. 506.
— trade. Gibson v, Ireson, 3 Q. B. 44.
— trade or business. In deed, Wickenden v. Webster, 6 El. &
Bl. 387.
37
PUBLIC. 290 PULSE.
PUBLIC — Continued.
trust. In constitution. Re Oaths, 20 Johns. 462 ; Se3rmoar v.
Ellison, 2 Cow. 29, note,
use. Orr v, Quimby, 54 N. H. 590 ; Hildreth v, Adamson, 8 C.
B. (N. &) 594.
In constitution, Walther v, Warner, 25 Mo. 277 ; Board of Education
V, Hackman, 48 Mo. 243; Buffalo ^ N. Y. R. R. v, Brannan, 9 N.
Y. 100; Bradley v. New York, etc., R. Co., 21 Conn. 294; Fisher v,
Horicon Iron, etc., Co., 10 Wis. 354 ; New Orleans, etc., R. Co. v.
R. Co., 53 Ala. 211 ; Com. v, Horrigan, 2 Allen, 159: Chambers v,
Satterlee, 40 Cal. 497 ; Railroad Co. v. City of Stockton, 41 Cal. 149 ;
Channel Co. -z/. R. Co., 51 Cal. 269; Gilmer z/. Lime Point, 18 CaL
229; Com. V, Tewksbury, 11 Mete. 55; Manufacturing Co. v. Head,
56 N. H. 386 ; Olmstead v. Camp, 33 Conn. 532 ; Beekman v, Sara-
toga, etc., R. Co., 3 Paige Ch. 45 (22 Am. Dec. 679) note; Memphis
Freight Co. v, Memphis, 4 Coldw. 419; Enfield Toll Bridge Co. v,
Hartford, etc., R. Co., 17 Conn. 42.
In statute. Jennings v. Pierce, 15 Blatchf. 42.
use and sale. Ryan v, Goodwin, 3 Sumn. 514.
weUbre. Shaver v. Starrett, 4 Ohio St. 494 ; Sessions v. Crim-
keton, 20 Ohio St 349.
work ereoted or in progreaB of erection. In statute, City-
Sewerage Utilization Co. v. Board of Health, i l^, G^z, 402.
— works. In statute. Seibert v. Cavender, 3 Mo. (App.) 423 ; re
Public Works, 13 Fla. 699.
— worship. Att'y-Gen. v. Merrimack Manfe. Co.,- 14 Gray, 586.
in assembly. In statute. Smith v. State, 63 Ala. 57.
PUBIJCATIOir. Re Newall, 4 C. R (N. S.) 269; Wenman v. Ash, 13 C. B. 840 ;
Swindle v. State, 2 Yerg. 581 (24 Am. Rep. 515); Hodges v. State, 5
Humph. 112.
In statute. Boucicault v. Wood, 2 Biss. 34 ; Crowe v. Aiken, 2 Biss.
208.
In statute. Myers v. Callaghan, 5 Fed. Rep. 730.
other . In statute. U. S. v. Williams, 3 Fed. Rep. 484-
place of . In statute. Leroy v. Jamison, 3 Sawy. 377-
FUBLIBH. In plea. Watts v. Greenlee, 2 Dev. (L.) 118.
make and ready to be delivered. In order. Brooke v. Mitch-
ell, 6 M. & W. 473 (8 Dowl. 392).
FUBUSHED. Doe v. Burdett, 4 Ad. & Ell. 17.
In contract. Stoops v. Smith, 100 Mass. 63 ; Palmer v. Clark, 106 Mass.
387.
In statute. Boucicault v. Chatterton, 5 Ch. Div. 281; Musselbrook
V. Dunkin, 9 Bing. 605 ; Macarthur z'. Campbell, 5 B. & Ad. 518.
one regularly . In statute. Walton v. Harris, 73 Mo. 491.
printed and . In plea. Sproul v. Pillsbury, 72 Me. 20.
signed and . In deed. Vincent v. Bishop of Soder, 8 C. R 905 ;
Johns V. Dickinson, 8 C. R 934.
In will. Curteis v. Kenrick, 3 M. A W. 461.
PUBUSHEB. Sproul v. Pillsbury, 72 Me. 20.
PUEBLO. Indian. U. S. v. Joseph, 4 Otto, 614 ; 4 Sawy. 599 i^ioie).
PULSE. stock of . In statute. Rex v. Woodward, i Moody, 323.
PUNCTUATION. 291 PURPORT.
PUNCTUATION. Ewingz/. Burnet, 11 Peters, 41.
PujiihHABTiTi. In statute. Com. v, Pemberton, 118 Mass. 36 ; McLaughlin's Case,
107 Mass. 225.
PUNISHMENT. Stote v, Lawrence, 45 Mo. 492 ; U. S. v. Ulrici, 3 Dill. 532.
PUNTPIVB. damages. Chiles z/. Drake, 2 Mete. (Ky.) 147.
In instructions of court. Roth v, Eppy, 80 111. 283.
PUBCHASE. Durando v. Durando, 23 N. Y. 331 ; Kohl v, U. S., i Otto, 367; Green
V. Blanchar, 40 Cal. 194 ; Clay v. Wyatt, 6 J. J. Marsh. 584.
In statute, McCartee v, On)han Asylum, 9. Cow. 437 (18 Am. Dec*
516); Clayz'. Wyatt. 6 J. J. Marsh. 584; Durando v, Durando, 23
N. Y. 331 ; Burt 2/. Merchants' Ins. Co., 106 Mass. 360 ; Farring-
ton V. Wilson, 29 Wis. 383 ; King v. Townrow, i R & Ad. 479 ; Blake
V. Attersoll, 2 B. & C. 879 ; King v. Inhabitants, 4 B. & Adol. 1 52 ;
Commercial Bk. v, Nolan, 8 Miss. 508 ; Jackson v. Brown, 5 Wend.
590 ; Gordon v. Preston, i Watts, 385 ; Pierson v, Laurence, 2
Blatchf. 495.
— money. In statute, Austin v. Underwood, 37 111. 438 ; Hoyt v.
Van Alstyne, 15 Barb. 568; Eyster v. Hatheway, 50 111. 521;
Henisler v, Nickum, 38 Md. 270 ; Davis v. Peabody, 10 Barb. 91 ;
Allen V, Hawley, 66 111. 164 ; Smith 7/. Lackor, 23 Minn. 454.
actual . In statute, Pierson v, Laurence, 2 Blatchf. 495.
by . In statute, Farrington v, Wilson, 29 Wis. 384.
FUBCHASED. Smith v. Spies, 2 Hall, 477 ; Curtis v, Burdick, 48 Vt. 166.
In will. Askew v. Booth L. R., 17 Eq. Cas. 426.
FUBGHASER^ In statute. Draper v, Bryson, 26 Mo. 108 ; Steele v, Spencer, i Pet.
552 ; Halbert v, McCullock, 3 Mete. (Ky.) 456 ; Lancaster v, Dolan,
I Rawle, 231 ; Dillingham v. Bolt, 37 N. Y. 198 ; Schmidt v, Hoyt.
I Edw. 652; Meyer V. Car Co., 12 Otto, 9; Bank v, Frank, 45 N. Y.
(S. C.)404 ; re Hopper, 2 Halst. Ch. 325 ; Gilpin t^. Davis, 2 Bibb, 416
(5 Am. Dec. 622); Lancaster!/. Dolan, i Rawle, 231 (18 Am. Dec.
625).
or inoumbranoer. In statute. Wood v. Chapin, 13 N, Y. 509.
bona fide . In statute. Cloud 1/. Dupree, 28 Ga. 170; Sanderson
V, McAffee, 42 Ga. 250.
anbeequent . In statute. Van Rensselaert/. Clark, 17 Wend. 25.
FITBGHASEBS. In statute. Fowler v. McCartney, 27 Miss. 509.
for a valuable oonaideratioxi without notioe. In statute.
Wailes v. Cooper, 24 Miss. 208.
of inoumbranoes. In statute. Turner v. Pabb, 60 Mo. 342.
anbeequent . In statute, McNitt v. Turner, 16 Wall. 352;
Henderson v. Downing, 24 Miss. 106.
FUXtCELASING. building or . In will. Chapman v. Brown, 6 Vesey, 404.
— pubUo charity. In constitution, Burd Orphan Asylum v. Upper
Darby School District, 90 Pa. St. 21; Cleveland Library Association
V, Pelton, 36 Ohio St. 253.
andembessle. In statute. Carpenter v. Mason, 12 Ad. & Ell.
630.
FUSPOBT. Cora, v, Wright, i Cush. 46 ; State v, Bonney, 34 Me. 383 ; State v,
Witham, 47 Me. 195 ; State v, Wimberly, 3 McCord, 190 ; State v,
Molier, i Dev. 263; State v. Carter, Conf. N. C. 210; State v,
Crawley, 13 La. Ann. 300 ; Chamberlain v. State, 5 Blackf. 573;
Com. V, Parmenter, 5 Pick. 279.
JPURPeRT.
2g2
QUANTITY,
PUBFOBT — Continued.
In indictment. Com. v. Wrif^ht, i Cush. 65 ; State v. Atkins, S Blackl
458 ; Flowers v. Bitting, 45 Ala. 448.
FUBFOBTBD. In indictment. Com. v. Twitchell, 4 Cush. 76.
PUBFOBTING. In statute. Snow v. State, 14 Wis. 482.
that any money will be paid. In statute. State v.Page, 19
Mo. 213.
In statute. Rex t/. Heffcrnan, i Jebb, 4.
of obtaining. In^tatute. King v. Ridgway, 5 B. & Aid. 55a
of profit. In statute. Bear v. Bromley, 18 Q. B. 271.
of prostitution or oonoubinage. In statute. State v. Feasel,
74 Mo. 524.
In statute. Carter v. State, 17 Ind. 307 ; Fahnestock v. State, 23 Ind.
231.
artfully and firamed. In plea. Kerr v. Force, 3 Cranch C. C. 8.
FUBPOaS.
I. Atty.-Gen. v. Evart Booming Co., 34 Mich. 402 ; Moore v, Jack-
son, 2 Abb. N. C. 211.
FUBSUAKCB. in of the aot. In statute. Smith v. Shaw, 10 B. & C. 284
FUBSUAHT.
FUBSUTF.
FUT.
to the act. In indictment. U. S. v. Latorre, 8 Blatchf. 13$.
to law. In statute. Woodruff v. Barney, i Bond, 531.
In statute. King v. Hart, 6 B. & S. 253.
in foroe. In statute. North-Eastem R. Co. v. Mayor, 9 R & S.
630.
in her poosesaion. In will. Breckenridge v. Duncan, 3 A K.
Marsh. 50 (12 Am. Dec. 359).
into writing. In statute. Queen v. Registers, 7 Q- ^ '5^
out. Perry v. Fitzhouse. 8 Q. B. 757.
FUTS.
FUTTINO.
Ex parte Young, 6 Biss. 53 ; re Chandler, 9 Bankr. Reg, 514 ; Pi*ley v.
Boynton, 79 III. 351.
out. In statute. Queen v. Inhabitants, 1 1 Ad. & Ell. $S7-
QUALIFICATION. State v. Seay, 64 Mo. 89.
In statute. U. S. v, Williams, i Dill. 485.
QUALIFICATIONS. In constitution. Hall v. Hostetter» 17 B. Monr. 78$ ; Com. v.
Jones, 10 Bush, 744.
of an elector. In statute. Byrne v. State, 12 Wis. 519.
QUALIFIED.
QUANTITY.
In constitution. Hall v. Hostetter, 17 B. Monr. 785; Com. v. Jones,
10 Bush, 744.
In statute. People v. Supervisor, 100 111. 332.
elector. Sanford v. Prentice, 28 Wis. 358.
suooessor. In statute. Beebe v. Robinson, 64 Ala. 171.
Com. V. O'Connell, 12 Allen, 453.
In statute. Scattergood v. Tutton, 2 Fed. Rep. 28.
and quality. In deed. Adams v. Fothcringham. 3 Mass. «5*
(3 Am. Dec. 151).
and quality unknown. In bill of lading. Tully v. Terry, L R.»
8 C. P. 679.
guaranteed. In bill of lading. Bissell v. Campbell, 54 ^- ^*
353.
QUANTITY.
293
RACE
QUAITPITY — ConUnued.
, deflolenoy in . In bill of lading. Meyer v. Peck, 28 N. Y. 590.
whole . In statute. Scattergood v, Tutton, z Fed. Rep. 28.
QTJABBYING'. right to do all such . In lease. McKee v. Brooks, 20 Mo. 526.
QTJABT. larger quantity than one . In statute. Sappington v. Carter,
67 111 . 482.
QTJABTEBIiT. In lease. Guardians v. Guardians, 6 B. & S. 918.
— aooonnt. In guarantee, Melville v, Hayden, 3 B. & Aid. 595.
of oom* In statute. Master of St. Cross v. Ld. Howard, 6
QUARTERS.
QUARTS.
QUASL
Term Rep. 338.
In statute. Bensusan v. Murphy, 14 Blatchf. 536.
corporation. Riddle v, Merrimac River Locks, 7 Mass. 169;
Inhabitants v. Wood, 13 Mass. 193; Levy Court v, Conner, 2 Wall.
501.
derelict. Sturtevant v. The George Nicholaus, i Newb. 449.
QUAY.
QUESTIOir.
Mayor v, U. S., 10 Pet. 662.
of fhot. Loviner v. Pearce, 70 N. C. 167.
-of title of real estate. In statute, Murray v. Van Derlyn, 24
Wis. 67.
— of title to real property. In statute, Spencer v. Winselman,
42 Cal. 481.
tooohing the said impriaonment or pnniahment. In statute.
U. S. V, Daniel, 6 Wheat. 542.
ahall be in • In statute, Latham v. Spedding, 17 Q. B. 440.
QUESTIOjnj&u. has not been . In statute. Queen v. Inhabitants, 12 Ad. & Ell.
182.
QUI.
haeret in litera, haeret in oortioe. Tracy v, Troy, etc., R. Co.,
38 N. Y. 433 ; Booth v. Williams, 2 Ga. 252.
a'exonaey a'aoonae. Stephens v. People, 19 N. Y. 569.
tarn. O' Kelly v. Athens Manfg. Co., 36 Ga. 51.
with child. Reg. v.Wycherley, 8 C. A P. 262 ; Goldsmith's Case.
3 Camp. 76 ; State v. Cooper, 2 Zabr. 52 ; Rex v, Russell, i Moody,
356 ; State v. Smith, 32 Me. 369 ; Com. v, Reid, i Leg. Gaz. 182.
In indictment. Com. v. Parker. 9 Mete. 600 ; and see Hall v. Hancock,
15 Pick. 255 (26 Am. Dec. 599).
-with child. Reg. v, Wycherley, 8 C. & P. 262.
and peaoeable iXMMeasion. In deed. Xkerly v, Vilas, 23 Wis.
QITIETIiY.
QUIT.
QUOTA.
207.
exgoy. In deed, Whitbeck v. Cook, 15 Johns. 483 (8 Am. Dec.
272).
In deed, Gordon v. Haywood, 2 N. H. 402.
Grindley z/. Barker, i Bos. & Pul. 229; Withnellt^. Gartham, 6 T. R.
388.
In statute. Queen v. Inhabitants, 4 B. & S. 256 ; State v. Wilkes-
ville, 20 Ohio St. 288.
of any city or town. In statute. Inhabitants v. Inhabitants,
97 Mass. 383.
field. In statute. Com. v. Wilson, 9 Leigh, 648.
public . In statute. Ash v, Lynn, 7 B. & S. 255.
I^ACEWAY,
aw
RAPE.
BACEWAY.
BAGH3.
BAHJirG.
BAILBOAD.
BAILBOAB8.
RAILWAY.
HAINY.
RAISED.
RAISING.
RAliBOM.
In died. Wilder v, DeCou, 26 Minn. 10.
State V. Pinchback, 2 Mill (S. C.) 130.
In insurance policy, Elliott v, Hamilton Ins. Co., 13 Gray, 139.
In statute, Muuson v. Town of Derby, 37 Conn. 31a
St. Louis, etc., R. Co. v. North-western, etc., R. Co., 2 Mo. (A pp.) 69 ;
Munkins z/. Kansas, etc., R. Co., 60 Mo. 334.
In statute. Lake Superior, etc., R. Co. v, U. SI, 3 Otto, 442; John-
son V, Louisville, etc., R. Co., 10 Bush, 231 ; Louisville, etc, R.
Co. V, Louisville, 2 Duv. 175 ; Black v, Philadelphia, etc., R. Co.,
58 Pa. St. 249 ; State v, Johnson, Phill. (L.) 140 ; Com. v, Haverhill,
7 Allen, 524.
oompanies. In statute. County of Randolph v. Post, 3 Otto,
509 ; Moneypenny v. Sixth Avenue R. Co., 4 Abb Pr. (N. S.) 357.
company. In statute. Tucker v, Ferguson, 22 Wall. 527.
oorporationB. In statute. City of Dubuque v. Chicago, etc,
R. Co., 47 Iowa, 196. ; First Nat. Bk. v. Da vies, 43 Iowa, 424.
track. In statute, Chicago, etc., R. Co. v. People, 98 III. 354.
In statute, St. Louis Bolt & Iron Co. v, Donahoe, 3 Mo. (App.) 559 ;
Chicago V, Evans, 24 111. 52.
Phipps V, Daubney, 16 Q. B. 524 ; Imlay v. Union Branch R. Co., 26
Conn. 254 ; St. Louis R. Co. v, Nprth-westem St Louis R. Co., 2
Mo. (App.) 69.
corporatioxi. In statute. Union Trust Co. v. Kendall, 20 Kas.
515.
the . In statute, Garton v, Bristol R. Co., 4 Hurl. & N. 48 ;
4 Hurl, k N. 832 ; 6 Hurl, k N. 930 ; Directors v, Garton, 8 H. L.
Cas. 477.
days. In charter-party, Balfour v, Wilkins, 20 Alb. L. J. 161.
In will, Bateman v, Bateman, i Atk. Ch. 421.
and school all the testator's children. In will. Shoemaker v.
Stobaugh, 59 Ind. 598.
and support armies. In constitution. U. S. v, Fairchild, i Abb.
(U. S.) 74.
provided $6,000 shall be
In subscription paper. New London
Inst. V. Prescott, 40 N. H. 330.
to be out of my estate. In will. Bray v. Lamb, 2 Dev. (Eq.)
372 (25 Am. Dec. 718).
Reg. V. Whipp, 4 Q. B. 145.
Bryant v. Foot, 7 B. A S. 725.
Maisonnaire v. Keating, 2 Gall. 325.
•Reg. V, Lloyd, 7 C. A P. 318 ; Reg. v. Stanton, i C. & K. 415 ; Reg.
V, Case, I Den. C. C. 580 ; Reg. v. Wright, 4 F. & F. 967 ; S, t^. A..
39 L. T. (N. S.) 128 ; Lord Audley's Case. 12 Mod. 340 ; i How. St
Trials, 387 ; Reg. v. Russen, i East P. C. 438 ; R^. v. Allen, 9 C.
& P. 31 ; Reg. V. Jordan, 9 C. A P. 118; R^. v. Gammon. 5 C. A
P. 321 ; Reg. V. Hughes, 9 C. A P. 752 ; Reg. v. McRue, 8 C. & P.
641 ; Reg. v. Lines, i C. A K. 393; Reg. v. Fletcher. 8 Cox C. C.
131 , Reg. V. Lock, L. R., 2 C. C. R. 10; Reg. v. Hallett, 9 C. A.
P. 748; Reg. V. Jones, L. R., 2 C. C. R. 10 ; Reg. v. Woodhurst, 12
Cox C.C. 443; Reg. V. Martin, 9 C. A P. 213; Reg. v. Johnson, 10
Cox C. C. 114 ; Reg. v. Read, i Den. C. C. 377; Com. v. Merrill.
RAPE, 295 RAPE.
— Continued.
14 Gray, 415 ; Smith v. State, 12 Ohio St 466; State v, Hagerman,
41 Iowa, 151 ; State v, Erickson, 45 Wis. 86 ; Hull v. State, 22 Wis.
580 ; Com. V. Fogerty, 8 Gray, 489 ; Williams v.* State, 14 Ohio, 222 ;
Blackburn v. State, 22 Ohio St. 102 ; Penn v, Sullivan, Add. 143 ;
Stout 7/. Com., 11 S. & R. 177 ; State v, Knapp, 45 N. H. 148; Com.
V. Burke, 105 Mass. 376; People z/. Dohring, 59 N. Y. 374 ; People
V. Morrison, i Park. C. C. 626; Anderson v. State, 41 Wis. 430 ;
State z/. Ruth, 21 Kas. 138 ; Turners. People, 33 Mich. 363 ; Hays
V. People, I Hill, 351 ; O'Mearaz^. State, 17 Ohio St. 515 ; Moore v.
State, 17 Ohio St. 521; State t/. Cross, 12 Iowa, 66 \ People z/. Mc-
Donald, 9 Mich. 150; State v, Tarr, 28 Iowa, 397; Don Moran
V, People, 25 Mich. 356 ; Walter v. People, 50 Barb. 144 ;
State V, Crow, 10 West. L. J. 501; Croswell v. People, 13 Mich. 426;
People V, Metcalf, i Wheel. C. C. 378 ; State v. Shepherd, 7 Conn.
54 ; State z/. Stoj'all, 54 Me. 24 ; Com. v» McDonald, no Mass. 455;
Reg. V. Sweenie, 8 Cox C. C. 223 ; Reg. v. Barrow, L. R., i C. C.
156 ; Reg. V. Young, 14 Cox C. C. 114; Reg. v, Camplin, i C. & K.
746; Reg. V, Page, 2 Cox C. C. 133; Higgins v. People, i Hun,
307; Reg. V. Flattery, 13 Cox C. C. 388; Reg. v, Myers, 12 Cox
C. C. 311 ; Reg. v. Pressy, 10 Cox C. C. 635 ; Reg. v. Barrett, L. R.,
2 C. C. 81 ; Reg. v. Saunders, 8 C. & P. 265 ; Reg. v, Williams, 8 C.
ii P. 286 ; Reg. V. Clark, Dears. C. C. 397 ; Taylor v. State, 50 Ga.
79; McNairt'. State, 53 Ala. 453; Dawson z/. State, 29 Ark. 116;
Bradley v. State, 32 Ark. 704 ; State v, Johnson, 69 N. C. 55 ; State
V. Hargrave, 65 N. C. 466; Com. v, Thomas, i Va. Cas. 307 ; State v,
Leblanc, 3 Brev. 339; Waller v. State, 40 Ala. 325; Davis t/. State,
43 Tex. 189 ; Thompson v. State, 43 Tex. 583; Stephen v. State, u
Ga. 525 ; State v. Burgdorf, 53 Mo. 65 ; State v. Murphy, 6 Ala. 765 ;
Charles v. State, 6 Eng. (Ark.) 389 ; Auschicks v. State, 6 Tex.
(App.) 524 ; Pleasant v. State, 3 Ark. 360 ; Wyatt v. State, 2 Swan,
394; Lewis V. State, 30 Ala. 54; Walter 7/. State, 40 Ala. 325;
Crockett v. State, 49 Ga. 185 ; Jenkins v. State, i Tex. (App.) 346 ;
State V. Handy, 4 Harr. 566 ; Davenport v. Com., i Leigh, 588 ;
Laurence v, Cx>m., 3 Gratt. 845 ; State v, Tilman, 30 La. Ann. 245 ;
Com. V, Fields, 4 Leigh, 648 ; Carter v. State, 35 Ga. 263 ; State v.
Brooks, 76 N. C. I ; State v. Green, 2 Wh. St. Med. Jur. 267 ; Com.
V. Berle, 2 Wh. St. Med. Jur. 245; People v, Quinn, 50 Barb. 128 ;
People V. Royal, 53 Cal. 62 ; Wesley v. State, 65 Ga. 732.
assaiQt with intent to commit . People v, McDonald, 9 Mich.
1 50 ; Reg. V. Stanton, i C. & K. 41 5 ; Reg. v. Case, i Den. C. C.
580; Reg. V, Lloyd, 7 C. & P. 318 ; Reg. v, Dungey, 4 F. & F. 99 ;
Reg. V, Lock, L. R.. 2 C. C. R. 10 ; Reg. v. Connelly, 26 U. C. Q.
B. 323 ; Reg. «/. Day, 9 C. & P. 722 ; Reg. t/. McGararan, 6 Cox C.
C. 64 ; Reg. V, Fich, 16 U. C. C. P. 379 ; Hays v. People, i Hill,
3$i ; Com. v. Thompson, 116 Mass. 346; State v, Vadnais, 21 Minn.
382; Com. V, Merrill, 14 Gray, 415 ; Smith v. State, 12 Ohio St. 446 ;
Hull V, State, 22 Wis. ; Garrison v. People, 6 Neb. 274 ; Preisher v.
People, 47 III. 382; Hayes z/. People, i Hill, 351 ; Carter v. State,
35 Ga. 263 ; State v. Neely, 64 N. C. 425 ; Com. v, Stratton, 114 Mass.
303 ; People v, Carmichael, 5 Mich. 10; State v. Johnston, 76 N. C.
209 ; State V. Pickett 11 Nev. 255 ; State v. Brooks, 76 N. C. i ;
Walters. People, 50 Barb. 144 ; Clark v. State, 30 Tex. 448; Reg.
V. Bennett, 4 F. & F. 1105 : People v, Brunsby, 32 N. Y. 525 ; Reg.
V, Flattery, 13 Cox C. C. 388 ; Com. v. Fields, 4 Leigh, 648 ; Pleas-
RAPE.
296
REAL.
BASCAIi.
BATABUS.
BATE.
— Continued
ant V. State, 3 Ark. 360 ; State v. Cross, 12 Iowa, (^\ R^.t^. Hallett,
9 C. & P. 748; Reg. z/. Wright, 4 F. & F. 967 ; Joicev. SUte, 53 Ga.
80 ; State v* Montgomery. 63 Mo. 296 ; Lewis v. State, 35 Ala. 380 ;
State V, Elich, 7 Jones (N. C), 68.
Brown v, Mims, 2 Mil) (S. C.) 235.
polls. Opinion of the Justices, 7 Mass. 523.
proi>6rty. In statute. Queen w. Overseers, 10 B. & S. 327.
value. In statute, Darrow v, Langdon, 20 Conn. 294.
In marine policy. Insurance Co. v, Wright, i Wall. 456.
In statute, Burlington, etc., R. Co. v. Lancaster Co., 4 Neb. 293 ; People
V, Dolan. 36 N. Y. 59 ; King v. Inhabitants, i B. & Ad. 250 ; State v.
Utter, 5 Vroom, 489.
made and levied. In statute. Queen v, Eyton, 3 El. & BL 391.
of &re. In statute. Chase v, N. Y. Cent. R. R., 26 N. Y. 523.
BATED.
BATIPT.
BATING.
f:|:ii
ro.
BAW.
BEAD.
BEADY.
In statute, Reg. v. Rose, 6 Q. B. 1 56 ; Goodhew v, Williams, 3 C P.
Div. 382.
taxes and dutiee. In lease, Curtis v. Pierce, 115 Mass. 186;
Blake v. Baker, 115 Mass. 188.
Barker v. Berry, 8 Mo. (App.) 449.
oonflrmed and made valid. In statute. Barker v, Chester-
field, 102 Mass. 129.
Smith V, Kelly, 13 Mete. 309; Clough v, Clough, 73 Me. 488.
oonflrm, and make valid. Barker v, Chesterfield, 102 Mass.
128.
In marine policy. Insurance Co. v, Wright, i Wall. 456.
Harperz/. Deep, 3lnd. 225.
In indictment. People v, Quinn, 50 Barb. 128 ; Davis v. State, 42 Tex.
226.
In statute. State v, McComas, 11 Mo. 117.
Com. V, Fogerty, 8 Gray, 490.
aoow. In plea. Harper t/. Delp, 3 Ind. 230.
hides and skins. In statute, Coggill v, Lawrence, i Blatchf.
604.
In constitution, Weill v, Renfield, 54 Cal. iii.
and willing. In plea, Cort v, R. Co., 17 Q. B. 142.
for sea. In insurance policy, Pettigrew v, Pringle, 3 R & Adol.
520; Graham v, Barias, 5 B. &. Adol. 1019.
to pay. Mitchell v. Gregory, i Bibb, 449 (4 Am. Dec. 655),
BEADY-MADE. — • dothing. In contract. Vance v. Bloomer, 20 Wend. 196.
REAL. —
— action. In statute. Blood v. Kemp, 4 Pick. 172 ; Plympton 9.
Baker, 10 Pick. 473 ; Dummer v. Foster, 7 Mass. 476 ; Crocker v.
Block, 16 Mass. 448.
— oost. In statute, U. S,v, Sixteen packages, 2 Mason, 53 ; Tap-
pan V, U. S., 2 Mason, 399.
estate. Hine 7/. City of New Haven, 40 Conn. 484 ; Bowman tf.
People, 82 111. 246.
In assignment, Chautauque Bk. v. White, 6 N. Y. 236.
In statute. Bowman v. People, 82 III. 247 ; Portland, etc., R. Co, v.
Saco, 60 Me. 196; People v. Assessors, 39 N. Y. 81 ; Jenkins 9.
REAL, 297 REASONABLE.
— Continued.
Fahey, 73 N. Y. 355 ; Nutter v. Russell, 3 Mete. 164; People v. New
York Tax Comm'rs. 82 Y. N. 459.
In will Williams v, Evans, El. A Bl. 728 ; Moare v. White, 3 Ch.
Div. 763.
— estate held by an executor or adminiatrator. In statute.
Ex parte Blair, 13 Mete. 127.
estate of her hiubaad. In statute. Willet v. Brown, 65 Mo. 1 38.
estates. In wilL Wilson v! Eden, 18 Q. B. 475.
party in interest. In statute, Hutchins v. Weems, 35 Mo.
28s ; Chew v. Brumagen, 13 Wall. 497.
property. Wall v. Fairly, ^^ N. C. 105.
securities. In deed. Re Boyd, 14 Ch. Div. 626.
HKATiTCTl In contract, Lorillard v. Silver, 36 N. Y. 578 (35 Barb. 132).
collect or . In contract. Hall v, Henderson, 84 III. 61 1.
B33AIJZED. first money and goyemment script • In contract, Stanford v.
Greene, 18 Iowa, 218.
KHATiM. depart the • In statute, Williams v, Nunn, i Taunt. 270;
Wyndham v, Patterson, 4 Camp. 288.
IfBAIt. Keening v, Ayling, 126 Mass. 404.
in the thereof. In will. Read v, Clarke, 109 Mass. 82.
BS-ABBAIV'GE. In statute. Visant v, Knox, 27 Ark. 272.
BSASON. good to apprehend an attack. In statute. Hardin v. State, 63
Ala. 38.
BBASONABLS. Marquis of Salisbury v. Gladstone, 7 Hurl. & N. 1049.
amoxuit of property. In constitution. Phelps v, Rooney, 9
Wis. 701.
amoxuit of salvage. In statute. Beardnell v. Belson, 9 B. & S.
324.
attorney's f)»e. In statute. Missouri, etc., R. Co. v, Shirley,
20 Kans. 660.
care. , Neal v. Gillet, 23 Conn. 443.
care and skilL Cunningham v. Hall, 4 Allen, 268.
caoso. In statute, Toof z^. Martin, 13 Wall. 40 ; Osgood v. Nel-
son, L. R., 5 H. L. 636 ; Swift v. Jewsbury, L. R., 9 Q. R 560 ; re
Franklin Telegraph Co., 119 Mass. 447; Butler z/. Butler, 4 Pa. L.
J. Rep. 284.
— cause of seisure. In statute. Stacey v, Emery, 7 Otto, 645.
— compensation. In assignment. Campbell v. Woodworth, 24
N. Y. 304.
— diligence. Windham Bk. v. Converse, 22 Conn. 215.
— doubt. Jarrell v. State, 58 Ind. 293 ; U. S. v. McKee, 3 Cent. L.
38
J. 95; U. S. V, Babcock, 3 Cent. L. J. 143; Com. «/. Costley, 118
Mass. I ; Donnelly v. State, 26 N. J. L. 615; Arnold v. State, 23
Ind. 170; Miller v. People, 39 111. 458 ; U. S. v, Butler, i Hughes.
457; Mickey v. Com.. 9 Bush. 593 ; People v, Cline, 44 Mich. 290;
State v. Reed, 62 Me. 129; Coleman v. State, 59 Ala. 53; IJ ,S.v.
Knowles, 4 Sawyer, 520; State z/. Moan, 55 Iowa, 220; State v.
Hennessey, 55 Iowa, 300; State v, Kearley, 26 Kas. 77.
— efS>rts to efEbot personal service. In statute. Flower t^. Allen,
2 H. & C. 688.
REASONABLE. 298 RECEIVED,
BBASONABLE^ Continued.
notice. In statute. Corpenny v, Sedalia, 56 Mo. 88 ; Jameson
V, Bancroft, 20 Kans. 169.
rate. In statute, Chicago, etc., R. Co. v. People, 67 111. 11 ;
Campbell v. Marietta, 23 Ohio St. 168.
— regulatioiiB. In statute. McAndrew v. Electric Tel. Co.. 17 C.
B. 3.
— reward. In contract, Muir v. Canal Co., 8 Dana, 161.
time. Bell V. St. Louis, etc., R. Co., 6 Mo. (App.) 363 ; Loring
m:^!
V. City of Boston, 7 Mete. 4x39 ; Seymour t^. O'Keefe, 44 Conn. 150;
Woodruff V, Plant, 41 Conn. 344; Nunez t/. Dantel, 19 Wall. 560;
Wiggins V, Binkham, 10 Wall. 129; Wood v, Milwaukee, etc. R.
Co., 27 Wis. 541 ; Boothby v. Scales, 27 Wis. 626; Broadwell v. But-
ler, 6 McLean, 296 ; Imhof! v, Chicago, etc., R. Co., 20 Wis. 344;
Cameron v* Wells, 30 Vt. 633.
In plea, Taylor v. Clay, 9 Q. B. 713.
In statute. Bishop v, O'Connell, 56 Mo. 158.
on request. In contract, Illinois Land Co. v, Beem, 2 Brad-
well, 390.
SEASONS. for audh appeal. In statute. Nelson z/.CIoughland, 15 Wis. 392.
JEUBSBUIU). In deed, Burkelow v, Maurer, 3 Rawle, 482.
BjslbuUjDING. effectually and repairing. In lease. Doe v. Withers, 2 R
& Ad. 904.
BEBUmNG. Yeaton v. Chapman, 65 Me. 126.
Reg. V, Overton, Dears. C. C. 308; Rex v, Harvey, Russ & Ry. 227;
Scholey v, Welsby, Peake, 24; Krutz v, Craig,- 53 Ind. 561 ; Staple-
ton V. King, 33 Iowa, 28 ; Pauley v, Weisart, 59 Ind. 241 ; Knob-
lauch V, Kronchnabel, 18 Minn. 306; Western Trans. Co. t'. Bar-
ker, 56 N. Y. 544; Keggjz/. State, 10 Ohio, 75.
In indictment, Reg. v, Martin, i Moody C. C. 483 ; Rez v, Tesich, 2
East P. C. 925 ; Reg. v, Rogers, 9 C. A P. 41 ; Reg. v, Boardman. 2
Moody A R. 147; Reg. v, Goldstein, Russ. A Ry. 423 ; Reg. v, Har-
vey, Russ. & Ry. 227 ; Reg. v. West, 2 C. A K. 496; Reg. v. Hun-
ter, 2 Leach C. C. 624; Reg. v. Pries, 6 Cox C. C. 165; Com. %
Lawles, loi Mass. 32 ; Clark v. State, 8 Ohio St. 630 ; State v. Hum-
phreys, 10 Humph. 442; Reg. v, French, L. R., i C. C. R. 217;
Clark V, Newsam, i Ex. 131 ; Reg. v. West, 1 Den. C. C. 258; State
V, Bibb, 68 Mo. 286.
In statute, Horton v. State, 53 Ala. 429 ; Com. v, Talbot, 2 Allen, 161.
or aoquittanoe. In statute. Rex v, Harvey, i Russ. A Ry. 227.
upon the thereof. In deed. Smith v, Nesbett, 2 C. B. 286.
In statute, Wright v, Wilkerson, 41 Ala. 267.
warehouae . In statute, Tenni v, McNamee, 45 N. Y. 614.
BECK! V ABLE. In will. Minors v, Battison, i App. Cas. 428.
BECEIVE. Harlow v, TuRs, 4 Cush. 448.
In statute, Bailey v, Ogden, 3 Johns. 399 (3 Am. Dec. 509).
subBoriptioiUi. In statute, Boyd v. State, 61 Ala. 197.
BEOEIVED. In statuU, Selden v, EquiUble Trust Co., 4 Otto, 422.
In will. Minors v, Battison, i App. Cas. 428 ; West v. Miller, L. R-«
6 Eq. Cas. 59.
value . In note, Clayton v. Gosling, 5 R & C. 362.
m:^!
RECEIVES. 299 RECOVERED.
more than his jiut share. In statute, Henderson v, Eason,
17 Q. B. 712.
BECKIVING. /// statute, Atty.-Gen. v. King, 5 Price, 195.
y holding and managing. In charter. Proprietors of White
School-House v. Post, 31 Conn. 242.
BBCITE. In statute, Ogden v, Walters, 12 Kans. 283.
BECITING. the names of the parties. In statute, Wilhite v, Wilhite, 53
Mo. ^\,
BEOOGNIZANCE. State v, Weatherwax, 12 Kans. 463; State v, Houston, 74 N.
C. 549; Banta v. People, 53 111. 434.
BBCOGHIZED. British ship. In statute. The Andalusian, 3 Prob. Div. 183.
BECOUiECT. In plea, Talbott v, Sebree, i Dana, 56.
BECOMMEND. Malim v, Keighley, 2 Ves. Jr. 333.
In verdict. Lewis v. State, 51 Ala. i.
BECOirSTBUCnOir. in statute, Keferstein v, Linkton, 52 Mo. 233.
BEOOBD. Barnes v, Lee, i Cranch C. C. 430 ; Ordway v, Ordway, 4 Wis. 45.
In statute, Dunn v, Gaines, i McLean, 321.
of the action. In statute. People v. Trim, 37 Cal. 274.
of the French or Spanish governments. In statute, Charlotte
V, Chouteau, 21 Mo. 590.
Of wiU. In statute. Hill v, Crockford, 24 N. Y. 128.
registry and , In indictment. Ream v. Com. 3 S. & R. 207.
In statute, Fairbanks v, Davis, 50 Vjt. 251.
by the derk. In statute. Re Coleman, 15 Blatchf. 417.
it shall be considered as when received. In statute, Jones
V, Parker, 73 Me. 251.
BSOOBJD6. and judicial proceedings of every other State. In constitution.
Aldrich v, Kinney, 4*Conn. 380 (10 Am. Dec. 151).
BJBOOUP. Ives v. Van Epps, 22 Wend. 155.
BSCOUFMENT. Davenport v, Hubbard, 46 Vt. 201.
BSCOUBSE. without . Epler v. Funk, 8 Pa. St. 468 ; Watson v. Cheshire, 18
Iowa, 202 ; Richardson v, Lincoln, 5 Mete. 201 ; Rice v. Steams, 3
Mass. 225 ; Upham v. Prince, 2 Mass. 14; Johnson v, Nunnerly, 30
Ark. 153; Dumont v. Williamson, 18 Ohio St. 515.
In statute. Sawyer v. Inhabitants of Northfield, 7 Cush. 495 ; Brooks
V. Rigby, 2 Ad, & Ell. 21 ; Philpott v, Jones, 2 Ad. & Ell. 42 ; Davey
V, Reuton, 2 B. & C. 712 ; Keene v, Deble, 3 B. & C. 493 ; Stevens v.
Chapman, L. R., 6 Ex. 213; Parrz/. Lillicrap, i H. & C. 616; Ash-
croft V, Foulkes, 18 C. B. 270; Touge v, Chadwick, 5 El. & Bl. 950 ;
Gowens v, Moore, 3 Hurl. & N. 540.
In contract, Ogden v, Des Arts, 4 Duer, 275
In statute. Reg. v, Mainwaring, i EL. B. & El. 480; Hewitt v, Cory.
L. R., 5 Q. B 418.
— in pnrsuanoe of information given. In statute. Lapham v,
Olney, 13 Allen, 301.
or preserved. In statute. The Phillipine, L. R.. i Adm. & Ecc.
309.
or preserved through his instrumentality. In statute. Cat-
low V, Catlow, 2 C. P. Div. 367.
property . In statute. Birchall v, Pugen, L. R..mo C. P. 397.
KECOVERS, 300 REGULAR.
In statute. Beard v. Perry, 2 B. & S. 493 ; Boulding v, Tyler, 3 B. & S^
473.
Douglass V, Reynolds, 7 Pet. 113 ; Jones v. Walker, 2 Paine, 688.
In statute, Hewitt z^. Wilcox, i Mete. 154; Wenham v, Essex, 103
Mass. 117.
aotion for the of land. In statute, Gledhill v. Hunter, 14 Ch.
Div. 493.
on of the property and oonyiotion of the ofibndar. In offer of
reward. Fletcher v, England, 3 C. B. 255.
BECKUITING. — - ezpenaes. In statute. Fowler v. Selectmen, 8 Allen, 80.
BECnFIESB. In statute. Re Distilled Spirits, 3 Ben. 70.
BEDSEHABIiE. In contract, Swasey v. R. Co., 1 Hughes, 17.
KBDEUVEB. or restore the property in the same oondition or pU^pht.
Levy V, Dyers, 3 Cent. L. J. 221.
BEDEMFnOlf. Mayer v. Farmers' Bank, 44 Iowa, 212.
In contract, Swasey z^. R. Co.^ i Hughes, 17.
BE-ENIJSTED. In statute. Barker v, Chesterfield, 102 Mass. 1291
BJ&b'JLNE. U. S. V. Pennington, i Pet. C. C. 113.
BEFINED. ooal or earth oils. In insurance policy. Bennett v. North
British Ins. Co., 81 N. Y. 273 {37 Am. Rep. 501).
BEFBESHMENT. In statute. Howes v. Board, i Ex. Div. 385.
saloon. State v, Hogan, 30 N. H. 268.
publio — ^ and entertainment. In statute. Taylor v. Oram, i H.
& C. 370.
■
BEFUSAIi. In statute. Inhabitants of New Marlborough v. County Comm'rs, 9 Mete
432.
of the premises. In lease. Tracy v. Albany Exchange Co., 7
N, Y. 472.
suoh . In statute, Matthews v, Offey, 3 Sumn. 121 .
of a trade, business or mannffeKStory. In statute. Highman v.
Wright, 2 C. P. Div. 391.
the payment of In mortgage. Parish v, Wheeler, 22 N. Y. 494.
to be oarried. In statute. Simpson v. Reuton, 5 B. & Adol. 39.
if regularly protested and when due. In note. Mitchell 9.
Baring, 10 R & C. 10.
shall be given or . In statute, Harringer v. Greb, 42 Mo. 44.
BSGABD. with to all the oiroumstanoes of the oase. In statute. Queen
V. Lords, etc., 10 Ad. & Ell. 179.
BEQISTEB. In statute. The Mohawk, 3 Wall. 566.
in bankruptcy. In statute. Re Comstock, 8 Ben. 235 .
BEGISTEBED. companies. In statute, Bowes v. Directors, 1 1 H. L. Gas. 3891
BSGISTBATIOlf. In statute. Re Supervisors of Election, i Fed. Rep. i.
for the purpose of admission to . In statute. Robertson 9.
Sullivan, 2 Yerg. 91.
BEGISTBY. U. S. v. Castillero, 2 Black, 17.
KBGUIiAB. People v,. Wilson, 72 N. C. 155 ; Myers v. Rasbeck, 4 How. Pr. 83.
oourse of business. Roberts v. Hall, 37 Conn. 205 (19 Am.
Rep. 308).
In statute. State v. Conrades, 45 Mo. 17.
REGULAR. 301 REGULATION.
BBQUIiAB— Continued.
minister. In statute. Queen ?/. Oldham, to B. &'S. 196.
sessioiui. In statute. Bethel v, Comm'rs* 60 Me. 535 ; Waterville
V, Kennebec, 59 Me. 80.
station. R. Co. v, Flagg, 43 111. 364.
survey. In marine policy. Dorr v. Pacific Ins. Co., 7 Wheat.
582; Janney v. Coluibbian Ins. Co., 10 Wheat. 411 ; Haff 7/. Marine
Ins. Co., 8 Johns. 163,
turn. In contract. Lawson v, Burness, i H. & C. 396.
turns of loading. In charter-party, Leidermann v. Schultz,
14 C. B. 39.
BBGUIiABIiY. employed. In statute, Wilson v. Gray, 127 Mass. 98.
given in fbr taxes. In statute, Macon, etc., R. Co. v. Little, 45
Ga. 370.
licensed. In statute. Bone v. State, 63 Ala. 185.
In statute, U. S. v, Harris, i Sumn. 37.
and oontroL In statute, McConvill v. Mayor, 39 N. J. (L.) 38.
oommeroe. In constitution. Steamship Co. v, Portwardens, 6
Wall. 31 ; City of New York v, Miln, 1 1 Peters, 102 ; Dounham v,
Alexandria, 10 Wall. 173 ; Gibbons v, Odgen, 9 Wheat, i ; State v.
Wheeling Bridge Co., 18 How. 421 ; Conway v, Taylor, i Black, 603;
Smith V, Turner, 7 How. 283 ; Nathan v, Louisiana, 3 How. 73 ;
Henderson v. Mayor of New York, 2 Otto, 259 ; Chy Lung v. Free-
man, 2 Otto, 275; South Carolina v, Georgia, 3 Otto, 9; U. S. v,
Holliday, 3 Wall. 407 ; Paul v. Virginia, 8 Wall. 168; Freight Tax,
etc.. Cases, 15 Wall. 232 ; Brown v. State, 12 Wheat. 419.
oommeroe with the Indian tribes. In constitution. U. S. v.
Bailey, i McLean, 236 ; U. S. v, Cisna, i McLean, 256.
ferries. In stcUute, Minturn v, Larue, 23 How. 435 ; Duckwall
V, New Albany, 25 Ind. 283.
— or prohibit. In statute. City of Keokuk v. Dressell, 47 Iowa,
598.
— or suppress bawdy houses. In statute. State v, DeBar, 58
^o- 395 * State v, Clark, 54 Mo. i.
— sales of auotioneers and transient meroh^nts. In statute,
Oskaloosa v, Tullis, 25 Iowa, 44.
— streets. In city charter, Goszler v, Georgia, 6 Wheat. 593.
— the polioe. In city charter. City of St. Louis v, Bentz, 11 Mo.
62.
— the sale of liquor. In statute, Williams v. State, 48. Ind. 306.
ereoty repair and publio wharves. In statute. City of Han-
nibal V, Winchell, 54 Mo. 172.
license, tax, and haokney oarriages, etc In city charter, Lo-
gan V, Pyne, 43 Iowa, 524.
BEQITIjATnrG. the rate of interest on money. In constitution, McChesney
V, People, 99 111. 216 ; Holmes v. Smythe, 100 111. 420.
In statute, Reg. v, Robinson, 17 Q. B. 470.
of the business of the association, and the oonduot of its
offloers. In statute, BuUard v. Bank, 18 Wall. 589.
polioe . U. S. V, Dewitt, 9 Wall. 41.
REG ULA TIONS.
302
REM.
BEQUIiATIOirS. In statute. Harvey v. U. S., 3 Ct. of CI. 38.
relating to health. In statute. Com. v, Fahey, 5 Cush. 409.
BEHEABING. Emerson v, Davies, i Woodb. & M. 21.
BEHCBUBSE. In contract, Philadelphia, etc., Ins. Co. v. Audenreid, 83 Pa. St i%
In statute, O'Neale v. Caldwell, 3 Cranch C. C. 313.
In statute. Trustees of Newcastle v. R. Co., 5 Hurl. & N. 178.
daim . In statute. Rez v. Mayor, i Q. B. 460.
BEIKSTATE.
REJECTED.
RELATE.
RELATED.
RELATING.
RELATION.
RELATIONS.
RELATIVE.
RELATIVES.
RELEASE.
RELEVANCY.
REL
In statute, Thacher v, U. S., 15 Blatchf. 18.
to either party. In statute. Gill v. State, 61 Ala. 170.
to the parties. In statute, Newman v. State, 49 Ala. 13.
to her migesty'a revenue. In statute. Queen v, Bakewell, 7
El. & Bl. 849.
In statute. Re Pfuelb, 48 Cal. 643 ; Esty v, Clark, loi Mass. 36 (3
Am. Rep. 320); Cleaver v. Cleaver, 39 Wis. 96 (20 Am. Rep. 30);
Kimball v. Story, 108 Mass. 382.
of the testator. In statute, Kimball v. Story, 108 Mass. 382. .
having to her sole and separate property. In statute. Rove
V, Smith, 45 N. Y. 230 ; Baum v, Mullen, 47 N. Y. 577.
In will, Hibbertz/. Hibbert, L. R, 15 Eq.Cas. 373; Eagle v. Breton,
L. R., 15 Eq. Cas. 149; Crosby v, Clare, i Amb. 397; Varrell v,
Wendell, 20 N. H. 431.
of the H. ftmily. In will, Huling v, Fenner, 9 R. I. 410.
proportions. In statute. Com. v, Newburyport, 103 Mass. 134-
In statute. Monroe Co. v. Teller, 51 Iowa, 670.
In will, Hagardine v, Pults, 27 Mo. 423 ; Drew v, Wakefield, 54 Mc.
291 ; Hfbbert v. Hibbert, L. R., 1 5 Eq. Cas. 373 ; Eagles v, Lc Breton.
L. R., 1 5 Eq. Cas. 149.
»
nearest . In will, Ennis v. Pentz, 3 Bradf. 382.
Ladrick v, Briggs, 105 Mass. 510; Mitchell v, Pratt, Taney, 448; Pal*
mer v. Bates, 22 Minn. 532.
In deed, Altringer v, Capehart, 68 Mo. 441 ; Jackson v. Fish, 10 Johns.
456 ; Lynch v, Livingston, 6 N. Y. 422 ; Lord Welleslcy v. Withers,
4 El. & Bl. 757.
Adams v. Floyd, 3 Hurl. & N. 360.
In statute, Litton v, Litton, 3 Ch. Div. 793.
— ^ of the poor. In will, Wilkinson v. Malm, 3 Cromp . & J. 637.
RELIGION.
BEUGIOtJS.
, morality and knowledge. In constitution. Board of Educa-
tion V. Minor, 23 Ohio St 211.
In statute, Reg. v, Jones, 8 Q. B. 725 ; Queen v, Pocock, 8 Q. K?^
books or reading. In will, Simpson v. Welcome, 72 Me. 49^-
profession and worship. In constitution. Ex parte Andrews,
18 Cal. 678.
sentiments or persuasions. In constitution. Flolickstein v.
Mayor, 40 Ala. 727.
society. Silsby v. Barlow. 16 Gray, 330; Weld v. May, 9 Gush.
188.
BELINQUISH. In plea. Home v. Booth, 3 Man. & G. 740.
KELOCATE. Hyde Park v, Commrs.. 117 Mass. 416.
proceedings in . Bartero v. Real Estate Bk., 10 Mo. (App.) 7^
REMAIN,
303
RENT
RKTJfTATN.
inviolate. In constitution, Gaston v, Babcock, 6 Wis. 504.
upon any sidewalk to the annoyanoe of any person. In city
ordinance. State v. Goulding, 44 N. H. 285.
REIKAINDEB. In devise, Wright v, Denn, 10 Wheat. 204; Fowler v, Depau, 26
Barb. 224; France's Estate, 75 Pa. St 220; Jul! v, Jacobs, 3 Ch.
Div. 703 ; Dewey v, Morgan, 18 Pick. 295.
oontingent .City of Peoria v. Darst, 101 IlL 6ro.
vested . Poor v, Considene, 6 Wall. 455; Cuyler v, Ferrill,
I Abb. (U. S.) 169.
BEMAimNG. oanse ^untried. In statute, Preston v, Englert. 5 Binney, 390.
BBMAINS. what then . In will, Foote v. Landers, 72 Mo. 616.
Re letter. 78 N. Y. 601 ; re Cooper, 22 N. Y. 67.
right of a oomxnon law . In statute. The Belfast, 7 Wall. 624.
as a . In will. Bubb v, Yelverton, L. R., 13 Eq. Gas* 131.
release and quitolaim. In deed. Lynch v, Livingston, 6 N.
BSMIT.
BEHTTTEB.
BBMOVING.
BJBNDEBED.
BSNSWAIi.
BENEWED.
BENEWDTG.
Y. 422.
In statute, Jungbluth v, Redfield, 4 Blatchf. 220.
In deed. Maclen v, Sunderland, 3 El. & Bl. 44.
Daniell v. ^^oodroffe, 10 M. & W. 608.
In statute, Reg. v. St. Ebbes, 12 Q. B. 140.
In statute, Barre v. Inhabitants, i Pick. 129.
of suoh person firom the state. In statute.
Fute V, James* 46
In insurance policy. Marsden v. Ass. Co.» L.
Vt6o.
breakage during
R., I C. P. 233.
firom. In statute. Bates v. State, 31 Ind. 72.
Perry V. Fitzhouse, 8 Q. B. 757.
fbr oonsumption. In statute, U. S. v, A Quantity of Tobacco*
6 Ben. 162.
firom oi&oe. Bowerbank v. Morris, Wall. C. C. 19.
aotually out of the oounty. In statute, Johnson v. Lowry,
47 Ga. 560 (15 Am. Rep. 655).
In statute, Thomas v, Crark, 65 Me. 296 ; Blatchford v. Newberry*
100 111. 491.
servioes . In contract, Grabb v. King, 38 Cal. 143.
In statute, Daggett v, Daggett, 124 Mass. 149.
Greene v, Lowry, 46 Ga. 55.
In contract, Pitts v. Hall, 3 piatchf. 203; Goodyear v. Gary; 4
Blatchf. 271 ; Wilson v, Rosseau, i Blatchf. 53.
In deed. Insurance Building Assn. v. National Bk., 71 Mo. 60; Ran-
let V, Cook, 44 N. H. 512.
In bin of exchange, Russell v, Phillips, 14 Q. B. 892.
fbr three months. In note. Central Bk. v, Willard, 17 Pick.
150 (28 Am. Dec. 285).
and reviving. Bank of Washington v. Nock, 9 Wall. 373.
Taylor v, Evans, i Hurl. & N. 104 ; Hancock v, Austen, 14 C. B. (N.
S.)634.
In statute. Re Hill, 6 Ch. Div. 63 ; Sheffield Water Works Co. v,
Bennett, L. R., 8 Ex. 196; Lord Zouche v, Dalbrac, L. R., 10 Ex.
A
RENT.
304
REPORT
BENT — Continued .
172; Sheffield Water Works v. Bennett, L. R, 7 Ex. 409; Angell v.
Angel], 9 Q. B. 3S5 ; Sparker v. Cook, 16 N. Y. 567.
or serrioe. In constitution. Parsell v, Stryker, 41 N. Y. 4801
Stephens v, Reynolds, 6 N. Y. 454.
payable. In statute. Brown v. Cockney, 9 B. ft S. 508 ; L R.,
3 Q. B. 67a.
to beoome due. Martin v. Campbell, lao Mass. 126.
to . Halbut V. Forest City, 34 Ark. 246.
BBNTAIiS.
BSNTED.
BENTIKG.
BBirro.
BBPAIBED.
&EPAIBING.
In statute. Smith v. Eastern R. Co., 124 Mass. IS4 : Eastern R. Co. v.
Rogers, 124 Mass. 527.
Zurk V. Grant, 25 Ohio St. 352.
In statute. King v. Inhabitants, 5 B. & Adol. 545.
In bond. Wilson v. Unselt, 12 Bush, 216.
and proflta. Re Rector, L. R., 11 Eq. Cas. is ; Hall v. Carter,!
Atk. 358 ; Duke of Leeds v. Powell, i Ves. Sr. 171.
In will. Re Voss, 13 Ch. Diy. 504; Schermerhome v. Schermer-
home, 6 Johns. Ch. 70 ; Allen v. Backkouse, 2 Ves. Sl R 67.
iaauea and profits. Heartly v. Beaum, 2 Pa. St 16$.
or proilta. In statute. Evelyn v. Whichand, i El., B. & El. 131.
Levy V. Dyess, 3 Cent L. J. 221 ; Todd v. Rowley, 8 Allen, 58.
In deed. Beach v. Crain, 2 N. Y. 86 ; Mcintosh v. Sonn, 49 Barb. 550.
In statute. Blood v. Bangor, 66 Me. 1 54.
and renew. In contract. Dwight v. Ludlow Manfg Co., 12S
Mass. 280,
good, tenantable . Lt lease. Thorndike v. Burridge, in Mass.
531.
out of . Campbell v. City Council, 53 Ala. S3o.
any building btdlt or . King v. Davenport, 98 111. 306.
lease. In wilL Easton v. Pratt, 2 H. & C. 680.
In contract. Darby t^. Farrow, i McCord, 517.
In statute. Reg. v. Consistory Ct, 12 C. B. (N. S.) 240 ; Queen v,
Consistorial Ct, 2 B. & S. 360; Stockwell v. Inhabitants, no Mass.
305 ; People v. City of Brooklyn, 21 Barb. 484; re Fulton Street 29
How. Pr. 429; Stephens v. Miller, 24 N. J. (Eq.) 358; Hartford, etc
R. Co. V. Grant, 9 Blatchf. 543.
. In deed. Beach v. Crain, 4 N. Y. 86.
BEPABATIOH'. In will Attorney-General v. Master Wardens, L. R.. 6 H. L. i.
BEPASSING. privilege of passing and . Miles v. Douglass, 34 Conn. 394.
BSPAVING.
BEPLEVnr.
In statute. Re Phillips, 60 N. Y. 16; re Brady, 85 N. Y. 271.
In statute. Robertson v. Demoss, 23 Miss. 301. •
extreme and omelty. In statute. Embree v. Embree. S3 HI.
394.
Gralloway v. Bird, 4 Bing. 299 ; Mennie v. Blake, 6 El. ft Bl. 351 : it
Wilson, I Sch. ft Lef. 320; Meanyz^. Head, i Mason. 319.
the fiuita and their doings. In statute. Post v. Williams, 33
Conn. 147.
to the oourt. In statute. Attorney-Greneral v. Charleston, 105
Mnss. 277.
REPORTED.
305
RES.
BEPOBTED. BhaU be
to the oompaay. In insurance policy, Edwards v.
Mississippi Valley Ins. Co., i Mo. (App.) 192.
Cooper V, Landon, 102 Mass. 60.
'ATION. Kimball i/.iEtna Ins. Co., 9 Allen, 540 ; Dewees v. Manhattan
Ins. Co., 34 N. J. (L.) 244.
lTiVjbi. In statute, Davis v. Davis, 26 Cal. 23 ; McCray v. McCray, 12
Abb. Pr. i; Lee v. Dill, 39 Barb. 516; 16 Abb. Pr. 92; Guery z/.
Kinsler, 3 S. C. 423; Buckingham v, Andrews, 34 Barb. 434;
Schenck v, Warner, 37 Barb. 258; Traphagen v, Traphagen, 40
Barb. 537.
BEFBBUDfTATIVXS. In insurance policy. Loos v. John Hancock Ins. Co., 41 Mo.
533 ; Wason v. Col born, 99 Mass. 342.
legal . In deed, Bryan v. Wear, 4 Mo. 106 ; Cox v. Curren, 118
Mass. 198.
In contract, Hammond v. Mason & Hamlin Organ Co., 2 Otto, 724;
Hamilton v, Kingsbury, 1 5 Blatchf. 67.
In policy of insurance. People v, Phelps, 78 111. 147.
In will, Gourden v, Shrewsbury, 1 1 S. C. 2.
personal . In statute, Hagen v, Kearn, 3 Dill. 124 ; Atkinson v.
DufiFy, 16 Minn. 45; Dennick v, R Co., 13 Otto, 19.
Sterling v. Drake, 29 Ohio St. 457.
and pardons. In constitution. Ex parte Wells, 18 How. 307.
BEFBIEVX.
BEPBIEVBB.
In statute, Rossiter v. Hall, $ Blatchf. 363.
HEFBISBS. In statute. Queen v, Shaw, 12 Q. B. 421.
BEFUTATION. Knode v, Williamson, 17 Wall. 586; Marts v. State, 26 Ohio St. 162;
Cooper V, Greeley, i Denio, 347. v
Prentice v, Whitney, 1 5 N. Y. (S. C.) 300.
In statute, Reg. v, Thomas, 8 C. & P. 292 ; Reg. v, Willoughby, 2 East
P. C. 944 ; Reg. V, Taylor, i C. & K. 213 ; Reg. v, Mitchell, 2 F. ft
F.44.
In will, Eddy v, Hartstone, 34 N. J. (Eq.) 419.
to pay. In statute. Queen v, Kay, L. R., i C. C. R. 260.
I you will give oredit. In letter, Bradbury v, Morgan, i H. ft
C. 240.
when tnereto
In bond, Jones v. Cooper, 2 Aikens, 54 (16 Am.
Dec. 678).
by mail. In insurance policy, Lothrop v, Greenfield Ins. Co., 2
KE8QX7IBED.
BSQTJISn*IOn.
Allen, 82.
Prentice v. Whitnoy, 15 N. Y. (S. C.) 300.
in writing. In statute. Ronton v. Lacy, 17 Mo. 399.
the person having auoh right of action Ibrthwlth to oon^
menoe suit. In statute, Lockridge v, Upton, 24 Mo. 184.
In contract, Whitehouse v. Liverpool Gas Co., 5 C. R 803.
In statute. King v. Inhabitants, 8 B. ft C. 3$ ; Directors v. May, L^
R., 7 H. L. 283.
to testify. In statute. State v, McCord, 8 Kans. 232.
of a physician. In statute. Bain v. State, 61 Ala. 78.
89
— a^judioata. Atchison, etc., R. Co. v, Commrs., 12 Kans. 127.
— gestSB. Riddle v. State, 49 Ala. 389; Smith v. State, 53 Ala. 487 ;
Carter V. Buchanan, 3 Ga. 513; Jewell v, Jewell, i How. 219; Wil-
liams V, State, 4 Tex. CAnp.) 9; Booth v. State, 4 Tex. (App.) ao2.
RESCIND. 306 RESIDENCE.
RESCIND. In contract. Weil v, Jones, 53 Cal. 46.
In plea. Hochster v, De La Tour, 2 El. & Bl. 686.
BESEMBLE. or pass fbr. In statute. Reg. v. Bradford, 2 Cr. & Dix, 41.
BESEBVATIOH'. Miller v, Lapham, 44 Vt. 416.
or limitation. In statute. Miller v, Bascom, 28 Mo. 352 ; Balke
V, Swift, 53 Mo. 85.
BESEBVE. Tn statute. U. S. v. Hare, 4 Sawyer, 653.
without . In notice of sale, Warlow v, ^Harrison, i El. & El. 295.
In deed, Hickox v, Parmlee, 21 Conn. 86.
, due or made payable. In statute. Dibble v. Bowater, 2 El. &
Bl. S69.
public square. In town plat, Daniels v. Wilson, 27 Wis. 492.
taken or received. In statute, Brickett v, Minot, 7 Mete. 294.
the use of said tract of land. In will, Logan v. Caldwell, 23
Mo. 372.
BESEBVING. In deed, Sloan v. Lawrence Furnace Co., 29 Ohio St. $68 ; Stockwell
V. Couillard, 129 Mass. 231 ; Barnes v. Burt, 38 Conn. 541 ; Stock-
bridge Iron Co. V, Hudson Iron Co., 107 Mass. 290; Brown v, This-
sell, 6 Cush. 2$8.
to himself^ In deed, Owen v. Field, 102 Mass. 107.
In contract. Haldeman v. Simon ton, 55 Iowa, 144.
BE-SHZPFING. privilege of . In bill of lading, Carr v, Str. Michigan, 27 Mo.
196 ; Sturgess v, Str. Columbus, 23 Mo. 230 ; Broadwell v. Butler, 6
McLean, 296; Little v. Semple, 8 Mo. 100; McGregor t/. Kilgore, 6
Ohio, 358 ; Whitesides v. Russell, 8 W. & S. 44 ; Dunsett v. Wade, 3
111. 28$ ; Hatchell v. The Compromise, 12 La. Ann. 783.
In statute. Gadsbury v. Warburton, 7 M. & G. 10; Town of Salem v.
Town of Lyme, 29 Conn. 74 ; Henry v. Ball, i Wheat, i ; Dearing
«/. Thomas, 25 Gra. 223; Tibbits v. Townsend, 1$ Abb. Pr. 231;
Clark V. Likens, 26 N. J. (L.) 207.
on, use or occupy. In lease. Jackson v. Brownell, i Johns. 267
(3 Am. Dec. 326).
or be. In statute. Attorney-General v, McLean, i H. & C. 750.
out of this State. In statute. Johnson v. Smith, 43 Mo. 499.
cease to . In statute. State v. City Council, 39 N. J. (L.) 57.
In constitution. Opinion of Judges, 5 Mete. 587; Fry's Election Case,
71 Pa. St. 302 (10 Am. Rep. 698).
In insurance policy. Mobile Life Ins. Co. v. Walker, $8 Ala. 290.
In statute. Town of Waterbury v, Bethany, 18 Conn. 424; Hall v.
Hall, 25 Wis. 608 ; Powell v. Guest, 18 C. B. (N. S.) 79.
Way V. Way, 64 III. 406 ; Board v. Davenport, 40 HI* ^97 ; City of La
Crosse v. Town of Melrose, 22 Wis. 462 ; Reeder v. Holcomb. 105
Mass. 93 ; Walker v. Walker, i Mo. (App.) 404 ; re Wrigley, 8
Wend. 134 ; Boardman v. House, 18 Wend. 512 ; Holmes v, Cary, 32
Barb. 404; Crawford v. Wilson, 4 Barb. 504; Burrill v, Jewett, 2
Robt. 701 ; Savage v, Scott, 45 Iowa, 130; Morgan z/. Nunes, 54
Miss. 308.
In constitution. Chase v. Miller, 41 Pa. St. 403.
In insurance policy. Mobile Ins. Co. v. Walker, 58 Ala. 290.
In statute. Hewer v. Cox, 3 El. & El. 436 ; Blackwell v. England, 8 El.
& Bl. 545 ; Attenborough v, Thompson, 2 Hurl. & N. 559 ; Naef v.
:iii]:^i
/RESIDENCE. 307 J^ESISTING.
— Continued.
Mutter, 12 C. E (N. S.) 824 ; Gadsby v. Warburton, 7 M. & G. lO;
Queen v, Hammond, 16 Q. B. 772 ; Ablett v. Bashaw, 5 El. & Bl.
1020 ; Flower v Allen, 2 H. & C. 688 ; Colchester v. East Lynne, 18
Conn. 481 , Houghton v. Ault, 16 How. Pr. 77 ; Warren v, Thomas-
ton, 43 Me. 406 ; Langdon v, Doud, 6 Allen, 423 ; Bartlett v. New
York, 5 Sand£ 44 ; Chaine v. Wilson, i Bosw. 673 ; Cunningham v,
Maund, 2 Gra. 171 ; Benedict z/. Bunnell, 7 Cal. 245 ; Rex v, McHenry,
7 Cal. 89; Wharton v. Bunting, 73 111. 16: Foot v, Harris, 2 Abb.
Pr. 454 ; Kellogg v. Supervisors, 42 Wis. 97 ; Jenkins v. California
Stage Co., 22 Cal. 537.
BESIDEEIT. Reeder v, Holcomb, 105 Mass. 95.
In statute. Queen v. University, L. R., 7 Q. B. 471 ; Roosevelt v,
Kellogg, 20 Johns. 208 ; Frost v, Brisbin, 19 Wend. 1 1 ; Charlton Co.
V. Moberly, 59 Mo. 238 ; Green v, Beckwith, 38 Mo. 384; Thomas v.
Black, 22 Mo. 330 ; Burrows z/. Miller, 4 How. Pr. 349 ; Herdenbac
V. Schaud, 10 How. Pr. 477 ; Houghton t/. Ault, 16 How. Pr. 77;
Rex V. McHenry, 7 Cal. 89 ; Roberti v, Methodist Book Concern, i
Daly, 3 ; Brundred v, Del Hoyo, 20 N. J. (L.) 238 ; Sears v. City of
Boston, I Mete. 251; Hinds v. Hinds, i Iowa, 36; Fry's Case, 71
Pa. St. 312; Crowley v, Panama R. Co., 30 Barb. 99; Peoples.
Schoonmaker, 63 Barb. 44 ; Frost v, Brisbin, 19 Wend. 1 1 (32 Am.
Dec. 422) ; Collinson v. Teal, 4 Sawyer, 243 ; Caldwell v. State, 2
Tex. (App.) 53.
aliens. In statute, Luhrs v, Eimer, 80 N. Y. 171.
fireeholder. In statute. Damp v. Town of Dane, 29 Wis. 419.
of this State. In statute. Palmer v. Phoenix Ins. Co., 84 N. Y.67.
merchaaty meehanic or mannfhoturer. In statute, Speer v.
Com., 23 Gratt. 935.
In statute. Bell v. Pierce, 51 N. Y. 12; Charter Oak Bank v. Reed, 45
Conn. 391.
In statute, Rothrey v, Munnings, i B. & Ad. 18 ; New Milford v, Sher-
man, 21 Conn. 116.
in any parish with his relative& In statute, Reg. v. Combs,
5 El. & Bl. 900,
therein. In statute, Trumbull v. Moss, 28 Conn. 253.
iisnally with. In statute. King v, Malnwaring, 10 B. & C. 69.
BESIDXJABY. executor. Lt will. Berry v. Usher, 1 1 Ves. 87.
legatee. In will, Laing v, Barbour, 1 19 Mass. 523 ; Barwell v.
Mandeville, 2 How. 560 ; Hughes v, Pritchard, 6 Ch. Div. 24.
In plea. Hills v. Men sard, 10 Q. B. 266.
In will. Carr v. Dings, 58 Mo. 400 ; Alsop v, Russell, 38 Conn. 102 ;
Mayor v, Att'y-Gen., 5 H. L. Cas. i ; Phelps v, Robbins, 40 Conn.
250; Graves v, Howard, 3 Jones (Eq.), 302; Atkins z^. Krow, 2 Ired.
(Eq.) 58 ; Seekright v, Karrington, i Wash. (Va.) 45 ; Smith v.
Smith, 17 Gratt. 268.
and remainder. In will, Norcum v. D'CBnch, 17 Mo. 99.
of my estate. In will, Birdsall v, Applegate, Spencer, 244;
Brearley v, Brearley, i Stockt. 21.
State V. Welch. 37 Wis. 196.
an officer. U. S. v, Lukins, 3 Wash. C. C. 335 ; Woodworth v.
State, 26 Ohio St. 196.
RESISTING.
308
RETAIL
BBSISTIira -- Continued.
an offloer in serving prooeM. In statute. Jones v. State, 60
BBSOBT.
Ala. 99.
— to any bouae. In statute. State v. Ah Sam, 15 Nev. 27.
to. In statute. Com. t^. Stable 7 Allen, 50$ ; Cora, v, Lambert,
13 Allen, 177.
in to. In statute. People v. Dowling, 84 N. Y. 487.
BESPJBCfrABLE. In statute. Freleigh v. State, 8 Mo. 607.
BESFBCnVE. terms. People v. Potter, 47 N. Y. 37s.
BESPECnVELY. In statute. Belcher «^. Sikes, 8 B. & C. 209.
In will. Doe v. Royle, 13 Q. B. 98 ; Alsop v. Russell, 38 Conn. 102.
BESFTTB. Mishler v. Com., 62 Pa. St $5.
BESPOITDSNTIA. Maitland v. The Atlantic* Newb. 514.
SBSPONSIBIJK. In contract. Bickel v. Auner, 9 Phila. 499.
bidder. In statute. People v. Dorsheimer, 5$ How. Pr. 118.
Ibr tbe wbole note witbout notice or protest. In note. Hal-
ley V. Jackson, 48 Md. 254.
lowest bidder. In statute. Com. v. Mitchell, 82 Pa. St 343 ;
Findley v. Pittsburgh, 82 Pa. St. 351 ; People v. Dorsheimer, S$
How. Pr. 118.
of my land. In will. Springett v. Jennings, L. R., 6 Ch.
App. 333-
residue and remainder. In statute. Hoyt v. Hoyt, 85 N. Y.
BESTBAIN.
BBSTBAINT.
BESTBAINTS.
150.
all tbe . In will. Altree v. Altree, L. R., 11 Eq. Cas. 28a
all tbe of my estate. In will, Dobson v. Bowness, L. R. 5
Eq. Cas. 405.
In statute. State v. Northampton Co^ 4S Conn. 344 ; Esson v. Tarbeli,
9Cush. 415.
In statute. Queen v, R Ca, 2 Q. B. 47.
In city ordinance. City of Emporia v. Valmar, 12 Kas. 622.
and suppress. In statute. City of Burlington v, Lawtenca. 4^
Iowa, 681 .
suppress and • In statute. Smith v. City of Madis6n, 7 Ind. 86.
Edmonson v. Harris, 2 Tenn. Ch. 427.
and detentions of piinoes. In insurance poUcy, Richardsoa
V, Marine Ins. Co., 6 Mass. 102 (4 Am. Dec. 102).
— — of princes. In insurance policy, Schmidt v. Union Ins. Co., 1
> Johns. 249 (3 Am. Dec. 319).
of prinoes and rulers. In contract. Ford v. Coatesworth, 10
BSSULT.
RESULTING.
B. & S. 991 ; Finlay v, Liverpool Steam Co., 23 L. T. (N. S.) 251.
and detainments of king, prinoes or people. In stat-
ute, Vigers v. Ocean Ins. Co., 12 La. 362 (32 Am. Dec. 118).
the . In statute. Balmforth v. Pledge, 7 R & S. 43»-
trust. Guphill v, Isbell, i Bailey (Law), 230 (19 Am. Dec 675).
In statute. State v, Cassety. i Rich. 90; State v. Mooty, 3 Hill (S. C),
187 ; Gossuth V, Butterfield, 2 Wis. 237 ; Harris v, Livingston, 28
Ala. 577 ; Moore v. State, 16 Ala. 41 1 ; Com. v, Kimball, 7 Mete 304.
dealer. In statute, Lillenstein v. State, 46 Ala. 498 ; Luling v.
Labrache, 35 La. Ann. 972.
RETAIL,
309
RE VENUE.
— Continued.
liquor bills. 1h statute, Gossuth v, Butterfield, 2 Wis. 242.
liqueur dealer. In statute. U. S. v, Jackson, i Hughes, 531 ;
U. S. V, Mickle, i Cranch C. C . 268.
Glaholm v. Rountree, 6 Ad. & El. 717.
In plea. Elderton v. Emmons, 6 C. R 175.
aud employ. In pleading. Emmons v. Elderton, 4 H, L. Cas.
624.
BETAINBD.
BETAINER.
RIBV JfiJM U JiL
In plea. Elsee v. Gatward, 5 Term Rep. 143.
Taylor v. Deblois, 4 Mason, 131 ; Miller v. Irby, 63 Ala. 483.
our bUL In contract. Elsom v. Denny, 15 C. B. 88 ; 25 Eng. L.
& Eq. 423.
In constitution. Livingston v. Hannibal, etc., R. Co., 60 Mo.
516; Soukong V. Wolf, 35 Mo. 174; ex parte Bethurum, 66 Mo. 545.
law. In constitution. Bradford v. Brooks, 2 Aikens, 284 (16 Am.
Dec. 715) ; Bleakney v. Farmers', etc., Bank, 17 S. & R 64 (17 Am.
Dec. 635); Merrill v. Sherburne, i N. H. 199 (8 Am.^ec. 52) ; King
V. Dedham Bank, 15 Mass. 447 (8 Am. Dec. 112) ; Jones v. Jones, 2
Overt. 2 (5 Am. Dec. 645) ; Dow v. Norris, 4 N. H. 16 ; Simpson v.
Savings Bank, 56 N. H. 466; Townsend t^. Townsend, Peck, i (14
Am. Dec. 722); Bell v, Perkins, Peck, 261 (14 Am. Dec. 745);
Woart V, Winnick, 3 N. H. 473 (14 Am, Dec. 473) ; Society v.
Wheeler, 2 Gall. 105 ; State v. Squires, 26 Iowa, 340 ; Clarke v. Mc-
Creary, 20 Miss. 347.
does not wish to . In deed. Stuart v. Dutton, 39 111. 91.
In constitution. Harpending v. Haight, 39 Cal. 199.
i>f statute. Taggert v. Indiana, 15 Mo. 210; King v. Lane, 7 Mo. 243,
(37 Am. Dec. 187) ; Ingraham v. Reed, 33 Miss. 20 ; Hyman v. Bayne,
83 111. 256 ; Luce v. Mayhew, 13 Gray, 85.
In mil. McMurtrie v. McMurtrie, 3 Green, 276 ; Den v. Crawford, 3
Halst. 90.
of the writ. In statute. Hunter v. Simpson, 3 E & C. no.
to 'his duty. In statute. The Cadmus v, Matthews, 2 Paine,
229.
In plea. Hunter v. Caldwell, 10 Q. R 69.
flrom beyond* the seas. In statute. Lafond v. Ruddock, 13 C.
a 815.
In statute. Jackson v. Jackson, 28 Miss. 680.
to his work. In statute. Lakeman v. Stephenson, 9 R & S. 57.
Re Began, 12 R. I. 309.
In constitution. Fletcher v. Oliver, 25 Ark. 289.
In statute. Babcock v. Goodrich, 47 Cal. 488.
laws. In statute. Warner v. Fowler, 4 Blatchf. 311 ; The Abi-
gail, 3 Mason, 331 ; The Nashville, 4 Biss. 188 ; Pe3rton v. Bliss, i
Woolw. 170.
laws of a state. In statute. Davenport v. Dowes, 1 5 Wall. 390.
laws of the United States. In statute. U. S. v. Norton, i Otto,
567; Stevens 7/. Mack, 5 Blatchf. 514; Parsons v. Hunter, 2 Sum-
ner, 425; U. S. V, Wright 3 Pittsb. 192.
Welch V. Hotchkiss, 39 Conn. 142.
REVENUE.
3x0
RIGHT.
In statute, Webster v. People, 96
BKVJfiMUJC — Continued
all OM60 relating to the
^ in. 343.
BJSVISBSED. judgment ^ In opinion of court, Laithe v, McDonald, 7
Kas. 254.
BEVXB8ION. Vaughan v. Stuzaker, 16 Ind. 388; Todd t/. Jackson, 26 N. J. (L.) 525.
In statute. Ward v. Cost, 10 B. & C. 649.
In wilL Stackbouse v, Barnston, 10 Ves. 453.
In statute, Bailey v. Johnson, L. R., 6 Ex. 279.
— ^ to* In will, Jiggetts v, Devis, i Leigh, 405.
In statute, Visant v, Knox, 27 Ark. 272.
In statute. Cox v, Stevens, 14 Me. 205.
In statute, Lindsey v, Lyman, 37 Iowa, 206.
8on» In will. Pond v, Bergh, 10 Paige, 140.
BSVIBED.
BBVIVSD.
&UV1VING,
BXVOLT.
BEVOCATIOir. Gains v. Gains, 2 A. K. Marsh. 190 (12 Am. Dec. 375).
In plea. Frets v. Frets, i Cow. 335 ; Allen v, Watson, 16 Johns. 205.
In statute. The Mentor, 4 Mason, 105 ; U. S. v. Savage, 5 Mason, 461.
U. S. V, Gardner, 5 Mason, 403 ; U. S. v. Barker, 5 Mason, 404 ; U. S.
V, Sharp, Pet C. C. 1 18 ; U. S. v, Kelly, 4 Wash. C. C. 528 ; 1 1 Wheat,
417; U. S. V, Nye, 2 Curt 225 ; U. S. v. Peterson, i Woodb. &. M.
305 ; U. S. V, Smith, i Mason, 147.
In statute, Chapon v, Smythe, 11 Blatchf. 120; Lane v, Russell, 4
Cliff. 122.
In statute, Williams v, Barney, 5 Blatchf. 220.
fhir, average, nioranBi • In contract. Simond v. Braddon, 2 C
R (N. S.) 325.
BIBBOirS.
BICB.
BIDGUNG.
BIDING.
BIGHT.
Brisco V. State, 4 Tex. (App.) 221.
Queen v, Ely, 1 5 Q . B. 828.
or division. In statute. Queen v, Pearce. 5 Q. B. Div. 387.
the girls. In slander, Walton v. Singleton, 7 S. & R. 451 0<>
Am. Dec. 482).
Thompson v, Waterloo, L. R., 6 Eq. Cas. 40 ; Stanley 7/. Earl. 5 Lit-
tell, 281 (15 Am. Dec. 66 )j Atchison, etc., R Co. v, Baty,6 Neb. 37.
In statute, Ashworth v, Heyworth, 10 B & S. 314; Imperial Soap
Co. V. Cooper, 8 C. B. (N. S.) 814.
aoquired. In constitution, Tully v, Traun, 53 CaL 274.
and claim. Richardson 7/. Cambridge, 2 Allen, 121.
and title. Hozie v, Finney, 16 Gray, 382.
debt or duty. In statute, Fairbanks v. Benjamin, 50 Vt. 99,
heirs. In will. Comfort 7/. Brown, 10 Ch. Div. 146 ; Hawes v.
Hawes, 14 Ch. Div. 614; Vernon v, Wright, 7 H. L. Cas. 35 ; Gor-
dan V, Small, 53 Md. 550.
hereby secured. In statute. Coleman v. Allen, 5 Mo. (App.) 135.
of property. In statute. Bacon v. Com., 7 Gratt 602 ; Nash r.
Nash, 12 Allen, 348.
of trial by jury. In constitution. State v, McClear, 3 Cent. L.
J 240 ; State v, Worden, 46 Conn. 364 ; Cairo, etc., R. Co. zf. Trout,
32 Ark. 18.
— of way. Williams v. Western Union R. Co., 50 Wis. 71 ; Challis
RIGHT. 3" RIOTOUS,
BIGHT — Continued
V. Atchison, etc.» P. Co., 3 Cent. L. J. 271 ; Chicago, etc., R. Co. v.
Paddock, 75 111. 616 ; Green v. Morris, etc., R. Co., 24 N. J. (L.) 486.
of way as located. In statute, Akers v. New Jersey, etc., R
Co., 43 N. J. (L.) no.
option and refUaal to prtrohase. In contract, Bostwick v.
Hess, 80 111. 138.
— over land. In statute. Clark v. School Bd., L. R., 9 Ch.
(App.) 120.
— I>ower or privilege. In statute. Fearon v. Mitchell, L. R., 7
Q. B. 690.
— privilege or immunity. In statute. Banks v. Mayor, 7
Wall. 16.
— title and interest. In deed. Lertensdorfer v. Hempstead, 18
Mo. 269 ; Lewis v. Chapman, 59 Mo. 371 ; Watson v. Priest, 9 Mo.
(App.) 263.
— title and interest in and to the lots of land. In statute.
Dunlap V. Stetson, 4 Mason, 364.
— title, olaimy interest and demand! In deed. Faner v. Patton,
20 Mo. 81.
— title or interest. In statute. Christman v. Charleville, 36
Mo. 610.
— to be heard by oonnseL In constitution. State v. Hoyt, 47
Conn. $18.
— to be heard by himself and his oonnseL In constitution.
State V. Paige, 21 Mo. 257.
— to bear arms. In constitution. Bliss v. Com., 2 Litt. 90 (13
Am. Dec. 251).
— to keep and bear arms. In constitution. Wilson v. State, 33
Ark. 557.
— to redeem. White v. Whitney, 3 Mete. 81.
all and title. In statute. Hartman v. Schultz, loi 111. 437.
as of . In statute. Bright v. Walker, i CM. k R. 211 ; Mon-
mouthshire Canal Co. v. Harford, i C. M. & R. 614; Tickle v.
Brown, 4 A. & E. 369 ; Kinloch v. Nevile, 6 M. & W. 795 ; Clay v.
Thackrah, 9 C. & P. 47 ; Eaton v. Swansea Co., 17 Q. B. 267 ; Mason
V. R. Co., L. R., 6 Q. B. 578.
in his own . In statute. Gill v. Gas Co., L. R.. 7 Ex. 336.
In statute. Graham v. Robinson, L. R., 2 Q. B. 390 ; St. Joe F. & M.
Ins. Co. V. Hauck, 63 Mo. 118.
already aoonied. In statute. Link v. Benner, 3 Gaines, 325 ;
Brotherton v. Brotherton, 41 Iowa, 112.
natural, essential and inherent . In constitution. Aldrich v.
Wright, 53 N. H. 398.
Com. V. Rumells, 10 Mass. 518 (6 Am. Dec. 149); U. S. v. McFarland,
I Cranch C. C. 140; Ripart v. State, 42 Ind. 273 ; State v. Cole, 2
McCord, 117; State v. Brooks, i Hill (S. C), 361 ; State v. Dil-
lard. 5 Blackf. 365 (35 Am. Dec. 128).
Williams v. State, 9 Mo. 270.
BIOTOXJ8. and tumnltuons manner. In statute. State v. Kutter, 59
Ind. 572.
EIOTS.
3x2
ROBBERY.
BIOTB.
RTPARTAN.
BISK
BIVEB8.
BOAD.
BOADS.
BOADSTEAD.
BOB.
BOBBEBS.
BOBBEBY.
or oommotioM. In insurauce policy, lonides v. Uniy. Ins.
Co., 14 C. B. (N. S.) 29$.
proprietor. Bardwell v, Ames, 22 Pick. 355 ; Com. v, Rozbary,
9 Gray, 521, note.
In insurance policy, Bradford v, Symondson, 30 W. R. 27.
In statute. Bayard v, Ins. Co., 4 Mason, 265.
of ooUiflion. In statute. The D. S. Gregory, 2 Ben. 226.
of DETigation. In agreement. Pitcher v, Hennessy, 48 N.
Y. 415.
of the master and owners. In contract. Wells v. Steam Nav.
Co., 8 N. Y. 375.
owner's . In contract, French v, Buffalo, etc., R. Co., 4 Kcycs,
108 (2 Abb. App. Dec. 196} ; Alexander v. Green, 7 Hill, 533; Moore
V, Evans, 14 Barb. 524 ; Wells v. Steam Nav. Co., 8 N. Y. 375 ; Wal-
lace V, Sanders, 42 Ga. 486 ; Nashville, etc., R. Co. v, Jackson, 6
Heisk. 271 ; D'Arc v, London, etc., R. Co., L. R., 9 C. P. 325 ; Lewis
V, Great Western R. Co., 26 W. R. 14.
passengers • In contract, Stewart v, London, etc., R Co., % H.
& C. 135 ; Cohen v. South Eastern R. Co., 2 Ex. Div. 253.
In statute, Bartlett v, Chouteau Ins. Co., 18 Kas. 369.
In statute. State v, Gilmanton, 14 N. H. 467 ; Schermerhom v. Hod>
son River R. R., 38 N. Y. 103 ; Queen v. Grey, 7 B. & S 443.
feeder. In contract, Phelps v. Sheldon, 13 Pick. 5a
great , In statute, Rolle v, Whyte, 8 E & S. 143.
The J. W. Eyerman, 2 Hughes, 17.
In deed, Munn v, Worrall, 53 N. Y. 44; Morgan v. Palmer, 48 N. H.
337.
In statute. Tanner v, R. Co., 5 El. & Bl. 618 ; Loveridge v. Hodsoll, a
B. ft Ad. 618 ; Follmer v, Commrs., 9 Neb. 204 ; Jaquith v. Richard-
son, 8 Mete. 216; Com. v, Sammons, 23 Pick. 201 ; Chollar Potosi
Mining Co. v, Kennedy, 3 Nev. 361 ; Green v, Morris, etc, R. Co^
24 N. J. (L.) 486 ; Bussey v. Storey, 4 B. & Ad. 1 10.
as oonstmoted. In statute, Akers v. New Jersey, etc., R. Co^
43 N. J. (L.) 1 10.
Grossing. In statute. Brooks t^.^New York, etc., R. Co., 13 Barb.
594 ; Brace v. New York, etc., R. Co., 27 N, Y. 269.
with its appendages. In statute. State Treasurer v. Somer-
ville, etc., R. Co., 28 N. J. (L.) 21.
traveled publio or street. In statute, Bauer v, Kansas P^ific
R. Co., 69 Mo. 219; Hodges v, St. Louis R« Co., 70 Ma 50.
wagon or oart . In statute. Bidder v, R. Co., 4 Q. B. Di?. 41^
In statute, Tracy v, T. & B. R. R.. 38 N. Y. 433.
and streets* In indictment. Homer z/. State, 49 Md. 278.
The J. W. Eyerman, 2 Hughes, 17; U. S. v. Morel, 13 Am. Jur. 279.
U. S. V, Wilson, Baldw. 78.
In slander, Tomlinson v, Brittlebank, 4 B. & Ad. 632.
In bill of lading, De Rothschild v. Royal Mail, etc., Co., 7 Ex. 734*
Brown v. State, 28 Ark. 126 ; State v, Gorham, 55 N. H. 152 ; U. S.».
Jones, 3 Wash. C. C. 209; State v, Sowls, Phill. (L.) 151 ; McDaoid
V, State, 16 Miss. 401 ; Clary v. State, 33 Ark. 562 ; Seymour v. State,
ROBBERY.
313
RUNNING.
BOCOA.
Boaun
BOIiIJNG.
BOOM.
BOOTS.
— Continued.
15 Ind. 288; Slegar v. State, 39 Ga. 583; Crews t/. State, 3 Coldw.
350; People V, McGinty, 24 Hun, 62 ; State v. Howeaton, 58 Mo. 581 ;
State V, Broderick, $9 Mo. 318 ; James v. State, 53 Ala. 380; People
V, Hall 6 Park. C. C. 642.
JBf statute, U. S. v. Palmer, 3 Wheat. 610 ; U. S. v. Jones. 3 Wash. C.
C. 209 ; U. S. V, Baker, 5 31atchf. 6 ; U. S. v, Durkee, i McAllister,
201 ; Wilson v. State, 3 Tex. (App.) 64.
Schneider v, Laurence, 3 Blatchf. 1 1 5.
and vagabond. In statute, • Bailie's Case, i Leach, 696 ; Rex v»
McCIusky, I Jebb, 163; Monck v, Hilton, 2 Ex. Div. 268.
mill. Pyle v. Pennock, 2 W. & S. 390 (37 Am. Dec. 517).
In insurance policy, Daniels v, Hudson River Ins. Co., 12 Gush. 416.
Lt statute. State v, Gregory, 47 Conn. 277 ; People v, St. Clair, 38 Cal.
In will. Ogle v, Tayloe, 49 Md. 170.
ball . In statute, Owens v. State, 3 Tex. (App.) 406.
In insurance policy, Coit v. Com. Ins. Co., 7 Johns. 385 (5 Am. Dec.
365) ; Baker v, Ludlow, 2 Johns. Cas. 289.
mamifhotnrer. In insurance policy. Wall v, Howard Ins. Co.»
14 Barb. 383.
In deed, Davis v. Handy, 37 N. H. 65.
In deed, Jackson v. Reeves, 3 Gaines, 298.
or location. In statute, Attorney-General v, R. Co., 36 Wis. 466.
along its , In statute. Grand Trunk R. R. v, Richardson, i Otto,
4S4-
upon its . In statute, Safford v, Boston, etc., R Co., 103 Mass.
584.
and bounds. In statute. People v, Comm'rs of Highways, 37
N. Y. 360.
all . In deed. Parmell v. Mill, 3 C. B. 637.
In statute. Reg. v. Wood, 5 El. & Bl. 55.
In statute. Shaw v, Neall, 6 H. L. Cas. 581.
of taxation shall be unifbiUL In constitution. Van Slyke v.
State, 23 Wis. 655.
and regulations. In statute, Hamilton v. Dillon, 21 Wall. 73 ;
BOUND.
BOTTTE.
BOYA17CIES.
U. S. V, Schackleford, 18 How. 588.
of decision. In statute, Boyce v, Tabb, 18 Wall. 547 ; Vance v.
Campbell, \ Black, 427; Haussknecht v, Claypool, i Black, 431;
Lefiingwell v, Warren, 2 Black, 599 ; Dibble v, Furness, 4 Blatchf.
263.
of the oonrt in the progress of the triaL Cooper v, Omohun-
dro, 19 Wall, 65.
fldse . In statute. Com. v. Smith (Oyer and Terminer. Phila.), i
Whart. Dig. 826.
to market. In note, Lamon v. French, 25 Wis. 41.
— - upon the land of any other person. In statute, Ayer v.
RUJIJIJLNG.
Starkey, 30 Conn. 304; Grannis v, Cummings, 25 Conn. 165.
— aoooont. Pickett v. Bank, 32 Ark. 346 ; McNeil v, Nash, 27 Ark.
343.
40
R UNNING.
3x4
^LE,
Bmnmra — Continued.
— aooounts. In statute. Brackenridge v, Baltzell, i Ind. 33}
and bounding. In deed, Hammond v. Ridgely, 5 H. & J. (Md)
345 (9 Am. Dec. 522) .
at large. In city ordinance, Spect v, Arnold, 52 Cal. 455.
In statute, Hammond v, Chicago, etc., R. Co., 43 Iowa, 168 ; Thompson
V, Corpstein, 52 Cal. 653; Wright v, Clark, 6 Reporter (Vt),409;
Welsh V, Chicago, etc., R. Co., $3 Iowa, 632 ; Goener v, Woll, 26
Minn. 154.
away and leaTing her dhildren. In statute, Cambridge
Union v. Parr, 10 C. B. (N. S.) 102.
days. In charter-party, Pringle v, Mollett, 6 M. & W. 80; Ben-
son V, Blunt, I Q. B. 868 ; Crowell v, Barreda, 16 Gray, 471.
while on the Hudaon river. In insurance foUcy, SL Nicholas,
SABBAm.
etc., Ins. Co. v. Merchants, etc., Ins. Co., 18 N. Y. (S. C.) 108.
State V, Drake, 64 N. C. 589.
night. In statute, Kroer v. People, 78 111. 294.
flA-R-nA»inHr--nTtTeATrTTQrfl.. Jn statute. State v. Popp, 45 Md. 432.
custody. In statute. Queen v, Newman, 8 Q. B. Div. 706.
port. lu charter-party, Ogden v, Graham, i B. & S. 774; The
Alhambra, 5 Prob. Div. 256.
rate of speed. Cleveland, etc., R. Co. v, Newell, 75 Ind. 542.
and seonrely. In plea, Ross v. Hill, 2 C. B. 877.
SAID.
SAIL.
SAIiABx*
Simpson v, Lewthwaite, 3 B. & Ad. 231 ; Wilkinson v. State, 10 Ind.
372 ; Ellis V, Horine, i A. K. Marsh. 417.
In plea, Jones v, Clarke, 3 Q. B. 194; Chapman v, Beckington, 3Q.
B. 703.
In will. Hall v, Warren, 9 H. L. Cas. 420.
appeal. In order. Queen v. Eyre, 7 El. & Bl. 619.
ooiinty. In deed. King v. Inhabitants. 2 R & Ad. 491.
mortgage deed, the real estate thereby conveyed. Menitt
V. Harris, 102 Mass. 327.
parties. Lord v, Taylor, 14 Pick. 165.
In insurance policy. Lang v. Anderson, 3 R & C. 502 ; Pettigrew v.
Pragle, 3 B. & Ad. 520; Graham v. Barras, 5 B. A Ad. 1019;
Bowen v. Hope Ins. Co., 20 Pick. 275.
her himself. In contract. Sheriffs v. Pugh, 22 Wis. 273.
Cowden v. Huff", 10 Ind. 83.
In constitution, Dane v. Smith, 54 Ala. 47.
In statute. Castle v, Lawlor, 47 Conn. 343.
Williamson v. Perry, 8 How. 544; Newcomb v. Cabell, 10 Bush, 4^;
Huthmacker v, Harris, 38 Pa. St. 460; Doughty z^. Hope, i N. Y.
79; Robinson v. Hirschfelder, 59 Ala. 503 ; Leigh v. Mobile R. Co.*
58 Ala. 165; Valentine v. Piper, 22 Pick. 92; Howard v. Harris, 8
Allen, 299; Buffum v. Merry, 3 Mason, 481 ; Gardner v. Lane, 1 3
Allen, 39 ; Schermerhorn v. Tallman, 14 N. Y. 93; Ratilly v. Wlson,
3 Dill. 420 ; Stanton v. Henderson, i Ind. 69.
In constitution. Smith v. Mariner, 5 Wis. 582.
In contract. Rice v. Mayo, 107 Mass. 550; Moor v. Roberts, 3C.B.
(X. S.) 830.
SALE. 3x5 SALT.
fiALB — Continued.
In insurance policy. Wolf v. Security Fire Ins. Co., 39 N. Y. 49.
In statute. Madison Avenue Baptist Church v. Baptist Church, 46 N.
Y. 131 ; Gunter v. Lecky, 30 Ala. 591 ; Howard v, Harris, 8 Allen,
297; Walbrunz/. Babbitt, 16 Wall. 577; Henniker t/. Henniker, i El.
& BI. 59 ; Sapp V, Broom Co., 20 Kans. 243 ; Com. v. Smith, 102
Mass. 144; Martin v. State, 59 Ala. 36.
by auction. In statute. Jones v, Nanney, i McClelland, 3; ;
Rex V. Taylor, i McClelland, 362 ; Crandall v. State, 28 Ohio St. 479.
bgr priyate oontraot. Barlow v. Osborne, 6 H. L. Cas. 556.
mortgage or other disposition of real eetate. In will. Atty.-
Gen. V, Wynham, i H. & C. 575.
—^ of land. In statute. Evans z/. Green, 23 Miss. 294; Denn v.
Diamond, 4 B. & C. 245.
or disposition. In statute. Taylor z/. Keymer, 3 B. & Ad. 320.
or transfer. In statute. Padbury v. Garlick, 36 Conn. 384. .«
alienated by or otherwise. In insurance policy. Jackson v.
Massachusetts, etc., Ins. Co., 23 Pick. 418 (34 Am. Dec. 69).
oontraot for the of goods, wares and merchandise. In statute.
Simon v, Metivier, x W. Bl. 599; Hinde v. Whitehouse, 7 East, 558;
Roudeau v. Wyatt, 2 H. BL 63; Alexander t^. Comber, i H. Bl. 20;
Towers v. Osborne, i Strange, 506; Clayton v. Andrews, 4 Burr,
2101 ; Cooper z/. Elston, 7 T. R. 14; Aliens. Bennet, 3 Taunt. 169;
Williams v. Burgess, 10 A. & E. 499 ; Grarbutt v. Watson, 5 B. & Aid.
613 ; Mixer z/. Howarth, 21 Pick. 207; Lamb v. Craft, 12 Mete. 356;
Gardner z/. Joy, 9 Met. 179 ; Cason v, Cheely, 6Ga. 554; Cobbald v.
Caston, 8 Moore, 460 ; Acker v, Campbell, 23 Wend. 372 ; Bennett v.
Hull, 10 Johns. 364; Newman v, Morris, 4 Harr. & McH. 421 ; Ide v.
Stanton, 15 Vt. 690; Sawyer v. Ware, 36 Ala. 675; Woodward v.
Patterson, 32 Barb. 630; Gleason v. Drew. 9 Greenl. 79; Alexander
V, Ghiselin, 5 Gill. 180; Phelps v. Hendrick, 10$ Mass. 106; Buck-
ner v, Reis, 34 Mo. 357 ; Brown v. Slauson, 23 Wis. 244 ; Davis v.
Robertson, i Mill, 71 (12 Am. Dec. 611).
sheriff's . Batchelder v. Carter, 2 Vt. 168.
BAlMkBLR. nnderwoods. In statute. Fitzhardinge v. Pritchett, L. R., 2 Q.
B. 136.
— by oommeroial brokers. In statute. Collectors. Doswell, 16
Wall. 156.
-9 transfers and oonveyanoes. In statute, Corbett v. Nutt, 10
Wall. 464.
8AIASMAK. Emmerton v. Mathews, 7 Hurl. & N. $90 ; Hagan v. Domestic Sewing
Machine Co., 9 Hun, 73.
SAXOON. In indictment. State v. Mansker, 36 Tex. 364 ; Brockway v. State, 36
Ark. 636.
In statute. Kitson v. Mayor, 26 Mich. 325 ; State v, Barr, 39 Conn. 41-
SAIdOOlTKEEPEB. Cahill v. Campbell, 105 Mass. 40.
SAIiT. In insurance policy. Journu v, Bourdieu, Park on Ins. 245.
liok. In statute. State v. Miller, 3 McLean, 151 .
spring. In statute. State v. Miller, 3 McLean, 151.
water. Niles v. Patch, 13 Gray, 257.
SAL us.
316
SATISFACTORY.
SALUS.
SAIiVAaS.
aAI.VOB.
populi est suprema lex. Mayor v. Lord, 17 Wend. 385 ; Ameri-
can Print Works v. Laurence, 23 N. J. (L.) 590; Donahoe v. Rich-
ards, 38 Me. 379.
The H. B. Foster, Abb. Adm. 222 ; Weeks v. The Catherine Maria. 2
Pet. Adm. 424; Lea v. The Alexander, 2 Paine, 466 ; Spencer v. The
Charles Avery, i Bond, 117 ; The Clarita and Clara, 23 Wall i;The
M. B. Stetson, i Lowell, 121.
The Ida L. Howard, i Lowell, 23 ; The Wave v, Hyer, 2 Paine, 131 ;
The Charles, i Newb. Adm. 329.
allotments. In statute. Ellis v. Amison, 5 B. & Aid. 53.
cause. In statute, Mesper v. Brown, i C. P. Div. 99.
demand. In statute. Marble v. Hinds, 67 Me. 204.
ground. In contract, Mumford v, Gething, 7 C. R (N. S.) 305*
oAnae. In constitution, U. S. v, Cahill, i Hughes, 522.
place. Westfall v, Farwell, 13 Wis. 509.
property. In deed. Parks v, Watson, 29 Mo. 108 ; Brockway v.
Rowley, 66 111. 99.
regulations. In statute, Patton v, Hanna, 46 Mo. 316.
stooik. In contract, Allan v. Lake, 18 Q. B. 562.
voyage. In ckarter-party, Gether v. Capper, 18 C. R 868.
gaming table of the or like kind* /jk statute. Com. v,
Wjratt, 6 Rand. 694.
made at the time. In statute. Wood v. Norton, 9 R ft C.887.
on the voyage. In statute. Wright v. Norwich R. Co, 8
Blatchf. 22.
table or bank of the or like kind. In statute. State v. Red,
7 Rich. 8.
the . In contract. Hayward v, Parke, 16 C. R 325.
In will, Hancock v, Hancock, 14 Pick. 7a
In statute. Re Kimball, 2 Ben. 42.
only equal to . In contract. Nichols v, Godt, 10 Ex. 191.
8Ain>-PACKlJN G. In indictment. Daniel t/. State, 61 Ala. 5.
fiAllB. or insane. In insurance policy, Bigelow v, Berkshire Ins. Ca»
3 Otto, 284 ; Adkins v, Columbia Life Ins. Co., 70 Mo. 27.
BATIBFAOnOir. In contract, Eagleton v. East India Co. , 3 Bos. ^ P. 55 ; Moore
V, Fleming, 34 Ala. 491.
entire . In contract. Sloan v. Hayden, no Mass. 141.
proved to the of the selectmen. In statuU. Town of WiltoD
V, Town of Weston, 48 Conn. 333.
BATIBFAarOBY. aflldayit. In statute. Whiley v, Whiley, 4 C. R (N. S) 660.
oause. Smith v. Bean, 130 Mass. 298.
notes. In contract, Hanna v. Mills, 21 Wend. 90 (34 Am. Dec
216).
proofl In statute. Van Steenbeiigh v. Kortz, 10 Johns. 167.
to the selectmen. In contract. Backsportz^ Brewer, 67 Me.
295.
if the machine is or does what is claimed Ito it. Incomtrad.
Clark V. Rice, 46 Mich. 308.
proof • In insurance policy , Braunstein v, Ins. Co., i R ft S 7^
I
sa tisfied.
317
SEA.
SAr
i:i[^ji:hi
SAW-MILI..
SAY.
SCANDAL.
SCHISM.
SCHNAPPS.
SCHOOL.
In indorsement of mortgage. Sims v, Campbell, i McCord Ch. 53 (16
Am. Dec. 595)1
fully . Stote V, Sears, Phill. (L.) 146.
well . In contract, Fdlliard v, Wallace, a Johns. 395.
Caigs V. Chiller, 2 Prob. Div. 151.
In deed. Farrart/. Stackpole, 6 Me. 154 (19 Am. Dec. 201).
about 1,100 tons. In contract, Morris v, Levison, i C. P. Div.
155.
not less than 100. In contract, Leeming v, Snaith, 16 Q. B.
275.
that is to . In plea, Bradley z/. Pilot, 2 El. & Bl. 42^.
Skinner v, Judson, 8 Conn. 528(21 Am. Dec. 691).
In statute, Stratt v, Robinson, 3 B. & Ad. 395.
In contract. Nelson v, Benson, 69 III. 27.
In statute, McKinney v, Griggs, 5 Bush, 401.
soheidam • Burke v, Cassin, 45 CaL 467.
In statute. State v, Gager, 28 Conn. 232.
hoiue. In statute, Chegaray v. Mayor of N. Y., 13 N. Y. 220 ;
Chegaray v, Jenkins, 5 N. Y. 377.
distriotB. In constitution. People v, McAdaras, 82 111. 356.
Aind of the oonnty. In statute. Hanlon v, Coram'rs of Lloyd
County, 53 Ind. 123.
high . Attorney-General v, Butler, 123 Mass. 304.
flpee • In deed. Le Couteulx v. City of Buffalo, 33 N. Y. 333.
SCHOOLING. In will Birchard v. Scott, 39 Conn. 69.
SCHOOLS. oommon • In statute. Le Couteulx v. City of Buffalo, 33 N. Y.
333-
public . In statute, Jenkins v, Andover, 103 Mass. 99.
town . In statute, Cushingz/. Inhabitants of Newburyport, 10
Mete. 512.
SOIKNTIFIC. parpoees exoliisively. In statute, St. Marylebone v. Zoologi-
cal Soc., 3 El. & Bl. 807 ; Purchas v. Holy Sepulchre, 4 El. & Bl.
170.
SdKE FACIAS. Bentley v, Sevier, i Hemp. 249 ; Chestnut v. Chestnut, 77 111. 346 ;
Walker v. Wells, 17 Ga. 547 ; Stearns v, Barrett, i Mason, 153.
oommon • Rex v, Foxby, 6 Mod. 14 ; Com. v, Hutchinson, 5
Clark (Pa.), 321 ; James v. Com., 12 S. & R. 220; Com. v, Mohun,
52 Pa. St. 243 ; U. S. V, Royall, 3 Cranch C. C. 618 ; State v,
Schlottmann, 52 Mo. 164 ; Com. v, Davis, 1 1 Pick. 432 ; Com. v.
Pray, 13 Pick. 359; Com. v, Foley, 99 Mass. 497.
by way of seckl. In statute, Grimsley v, Riley, 5 Mo. 280(32
SCRSrWED.
Am. Dec. 319).
In statute, Lewis v, Overby, 28 Gratt. 627.
In slander. Mills v. Van Horn, 17 Ind. 245.
Waring «^. Clarke, 5 How. 441 ; Doane v. Wilcutt, 5 Gray, 336 ; Niles
V, Patch, 13 Gray, 257.
In deed, Scratton v. Brown, 4 B. & C. 503.
In statute. Baker z/. Hoag, 7 N. Y. 555 ; Hubbard v, Hubbard, 8 N.
Y. 196.
SEA,
3X8
SEAWORTHY.
— Continued.
8SAL
SEAIiED.
— letter. Sleght v. Rhinelander, i Johns. 192 ; Sleght v. Harts-
home, 2 Johns.' 531.
shore. Church v: Meeker, 34 Conn. 421 ; Cutis v. Hussey. 15
Me. 237 ; Storer v. Freeman, 6 Mass. 435 ; Doane v. Wilcutt, s ^^J»
336.
stores. In statute, U. S. v. Twenty-three coils of cordage,
Gilp. 303 ; U. S. V. Twenty-four coils of cordage, Baldw, 502.
at . In insurance policy, Bowen v, Hope Ins. Co., 20 Pick. 275
(32 Am. Dec. 214).
In statute. The Harriet, i Story, 251.
main . People v. Supervisors, 73 N. Y. 393.
prooeed to . In statute. The City of Cambridge, L. R, 4 Adm.
& Ecc. 161.
Warren v. Lynch, 5 Johns. 239; Giles v. Maudlin, 7 Rich. (S. C.) n ;
Carter v, Burley, 9 N. H. 558 ; Douglass v, Oldham, 6 N. H. 150;
Pearsall v, Dwight, 2 Mass. S4; Com. v, Griffith, 2 Pick. 11 ; Coit
V. Millikin, i Denio, 376 ; Allen v, Sullivan, etc., R. Co., 32 N. H.
446 ; Trasher v, Everhart, 3 Gill k J. 234 ; Jones v. Longwood. i
Wash. (Va.) 42 ; Force v. Craig, 2 Halst. (N. J.) 172 ; Alexanders.
Jameson, 5 Binn. 238 ; Ralph v. Gist, 4 McCord (S. C), 267; Van-
blarcum v, Yeo, 2 Blackf. 322 ; Harden v. Webster, 29 Ga. 427;
Pease I/. Lawson, 33 Mo. 35; Underwood z/. Dallas, 47 Mo. 259;
Pillow V, Roberts, 13 How. 472 ; Maples v. Park, 17 Conn. 340;
Bradley v. Northern Bk., 60 Ala. 253 ; Overseers v. Overseers, 6
N. J. (L.) 169; Perrine v, Cheeseman, 12 N. J. (L.) 174; Corrigan
v. Trenton, etc.. Falls Co., 5 N. J. (Eq.) 52; Curtis 2/. Leavitt, 17
Barb. 309 ; Rose v. Bedell, 5 Duer, 462 ; Pillow v. Roberts, 13 How.
472 ; Hempst. 624 ; Follett v. Rose, 3 McLean, 332 ; Farmers' Bk.
V, Haight, 3 Hill, 493 ; Bates v, Boston, etc., R. Co., 10 Allen, 251;
U. S,v, Stephenson, i McLean, 462.
In deed, Glasscock v, Glasscock, 8 Mo. 577.
In statute. Perrine v, Cheeseman, 6 Halst. 174 (19 Am. Dec. 388);
Geary v. Kansas, 61 Mo. 378 ; Eaton v. North, 20 Wis. 449.
oorporate . In statute. Woodman v. York, etc., R. Co., 50 Me.
549.
offioial of suoh notary. In statute. Goodyear v, Hullhen. 2
Hughes, 497.
tinder his proper hand and .
Hurley v, Ramsay, 49 Mo. 309.
In deed. Davis v, Judd, 6 Wis. 86.
In note. Mitchell v. Davis, Harp. (S. C.) i.
Instnunent. Blackwell v. Hamilton, 47 Ala. 470.
up. In statute, Morgan v, Jones, 44 Conn. 225.
SEAMAN. In statute, U. S. v. Savage, 5 Mason, 461 ; U. S. v, Thompson, i Sttin-
ner, 169; U. S. v, McArdle, 2 Sawyer, 367; The North America, 5
Ben. 486.
SEABCH. ' In statute. Kenyon v. Hart, 6 B. & S. 253.
SEAWOBTHY. In insurance policy, Phillips v. Naime, 4 C. B. 343 ; Small v. Gibson,
16 Q. R 128 ; Lord v. Goodall, etc.. Steam Co., 4 Sawy. 292 ; Bulges
V, Wickham, 3 B. & S. 669 ; Hollingworth v. Brodrick, 7 Ad. k EIL
46; Draper z/. Commercial Ins. Co., 4 Duer, 234; Dupontde Nemoun
V. Vance, 19 How. 162 ; Copeland v. New England Ins. Co., 2 Mete
SEA WORTHY.
319
SECURITY.
SEAWOBTHY — Continued.
432 ; Hathaway v. Sun Mut. Ins. Co., 8 Bosw. 33 ; Prescott v. Union
Ins. Co., I Wliart. 399 (30 Am. Dec. 207) ; Capenz/. Washington Ins.
Co., 12 Cush. 517.
In patent, Keyser v, Coe, 9 Blatchf. 32.
In contract, Myers v. Walker, 24 111. 133.
mortgage bondfl* In statute. Douglas v. Town of Chatham,
SEASON.
SEOOHD.
sscmoN.
SBCUTiAB.
SECUBED.
41 Conn. 210.
— safe port. In charter-party, Atkins v. Fibre Disintegrating
Co., 2 Ben. 381.
disposition of the dead body. In statute. Queen v. Brown,
L. R., I C. C. R. 244-
partnership. U. S. Bank v, Binney, 5 Mason, 177; DeeringT/.
Flanders, 49 N. H. 225.
In note. Bottomley v. Fisher, i H. & C. 296.
In statute. People v. Manufacturing Co., 99 111. 361.
for the time being. In note. Storm v. Sterling, 3 El. & Bl. 833.
In slander, Kelly v, Partington, 5 B. & Ad. 650.
on or about their person. In statute, Sutton v. State, 12 Fla.
135.
'- or denomination of Christians. In constitution, Laurence v,
Fletcher, 8 Mete. 162.
religions , order or denomination. In constitution, Boyce v.
Christian, 69 Mo. 494.
another or different persuasion, or denomination. In consti-
tution. Muzzy V, Wilkins, Smith's Decisions, i.
In statute. Spring v. City of Olney, 78 111. xoi ; Ellis v, Whitlock, 10
Mo. 781.
business. In statute, Gladwin v, Lewis, 6 Conn. 49 (16 Am.
Dec. i).
In statute, Finn v, Donohue, 35 Conn. 216.
oalling. In statute. Smith v. Foster, 41 N. H. 221.
In constitution, Wheaton v. Peters, 8 Pet. 660.
In contract, Raikes v, Todd, 8 Ad. & El. 846 ; Foot v. Webb, 59 Barb,
38.
In statute. Pennellz/. Rhodes, 9 Q. B. 128.
impound or otherwise . In statute, Thomas v, Harris, i Man.
& G. 703.
or invested in her name. In statute, Jennings v, Davis, 31
Conn. 134.
to be paid. In statute, U. S. v. Three hundred and fifty chests
of Tea, 12 Wheat. 487 ; Six hundred and fifty-one chests of Tea v,
U. S., I Paine, 518.
Hanoed. In statute, Pitts., C. & St L. R. R. v. Eby, 55 Ind. 567.
In constitution, Wheaton v, Peters, 8 Pet. 591.
for money. In will, Hopkins v. Abbott, L. R., 19 Eq. Cas. 222 ;
Galliers v. Moss, 9 B. & C. 280.
Storm V, Waddell, 2 Sandf. Ch. 494.
In contract. Brown v. White, 3 Blackf. 431.
Jn note, Fulton v, Matthews, 15 Johns. 433 (8 Am. Dec. 261).
SECURITY.
320
SEIZED,
SBOUB3TY -^ Continued.
In statute. Lowe v, Blakemore* L. R., 10 Q. R 485 ; Armstrong v,
Cowles, 44 Conn. 44; Clark v. Barrett, 19 Mo. 39.
for his debt. In statute. Holmes v. Tutton, s El. & BI. 78.
for the paymont of money. In statute, Stoessinger v. R Co^
3 El. & BL 5$a
oollateral . Shoemaker v, Nat Mechanics Bank, 2 Abb. (U. S.)
416.
oreditor haTing for his debt. In statute, Marray v, Arnold
3 B. & S. 288 ; Hopkins v, Clarke, 4 & & S. 836 ; 5 B. & S. 753*
person bound as for another. In statute, Ross v, Jones^ 22
Wall . 577.
such shall be compelled, is statute, Vaughn v, Haden, 37
Mo. 178.
deliberate mind. Primus v. State, 2 Tex. (App.) 369.
flat. Church v. Meeker, 34 Conn. 421.
In informatum. State v. Bierce, 27 Conn. 319.
In statute. State v, Bierce, 27 Conn. 319.
and debauoh. In statute. People v, Millspaugh, 11 Mich. 27^
Com. V, DoruSy 108 Mass. 488.
Hagan v, Cregan, 6 Robt (N. Y.) 138; Clark v. Fitch, 2 Wend. 459;
Bell V, Barker, 29 Ind. 267 ; Broughton v. Smart, 59 IlL 440 ; Del-
veet'. Boardman, 20 Iowa, 446; Leucker v, Sterlew, 89 111. S4St
Crogan v. State, 22 Wis. 44$ ; People v, Millspaugh, 1 1 Mich. 27^,
People V, Clark, 33 Mich. 118.
into port any ships. In insurance policy, Jarrett v. Ward, i
Camp. 270.
you out. Brewster v. Countryman, 12 Wend. 446.
you paid. Watkins v, Perkins, i Ld. Ray. 224; Jones t^. Cooper,
BEDGB.
BBDITOn
SBDUCED.
BSDUOnON.
Cowp. 227.
— barley. In contract. Carter v. Crick, 4 Hurl. & N. 412.
I ;>i :« 1 1
ra.
BEI8IN.
SEIZS.
S]
A VA :\ •
Dans V, Benn, i R & C. 767.
garden . In statute, Boving v, Lawrence, i Blatchf. 616.
a livelihood within the city. In statute. Smith if, Hnrrell.
10 B. & C. 543.
/// statute. Cook v, Hammond, 4 Mason, 488.
of a freehold estate. Windham v, Portland, 4 Mass. 384. ^
Fitzhugh V. Crogan, 2 J. J. Marsh. 430; McMillan v. Hutchison, 4
Bush, 613; Hart v. Dean, 2 McArthur, 60; Ford v. Gamer, 49
Ala. 601.
Pel ham v. Rose, 9 Wall. 103.
In statute, Reg. v, Longhorn, 17 Q. R 80.
Burton v. Smith, 13 Pet. 464.
In statute, Englishbe v, Helmuth, 3 N. Y. 294.
In will. Leach v. Jay, 6 Ch. Div. 496 ; 9 Ch. Div. 43.
of an estate or inheritanoe. In statute, Kirby v« Vantreeoe,
26 Ark. 368.
die . In will. Leach v. Jay, 27 W. R. 99.
In statute. McNutt v. Turner, 16 Wall. 352.
SEIZIN.
321
SENIOR.
;^:^^'.il
SEIiBCfCION.
fl IB ■ ■■■
;^:^ .%i%^.%
:i:-i -III
»LOir.
Rose V, Rose, 5 Heisk. 533.
The Silver Spring, i Sprague, 551 ; The Josefa Segunda, 10 Wheat
312; Greene v. Pacific Ins. Co., 9 Allen, 219.
In insurance policy, Pipon v. Cape, i Camp. 434; Appleton v, Crown-
inshield, 3 Mass. 443 ; Green v. Pacific, etc.. Ins. Co., 9 Allen, 217 ;
Barney v, Maryland Ins. Co., 5 H. & J. 139.
fbr illioit trade. In insurance policy Church v. Hubbart. 2
Cranch, 187 ; Carrington v. Merchants' Ins. Co., 8 Pet. 495.
ooet of . In statute. Fifteen Empty Barrels, i Ben. 125.
In statute. Perry v. State, 9 Wis. 20.
by the owner. In constitution. Norris v. Kidd, 28 Ark. 490.
to be • In statute. Re Henkel, 2 Sawyer, 309.
In statute. Clark v. Bond, 4 Bazt. 288.
Levells v. State, 32 Ark. 585 ; Blake v. State, 3 Tex. (App.) 531 ;
Plummerz^. State, 4Tex. (App.) 310; May ?/. State, 6 Tex. (App.) 191.
Butts V. Newton, 29 Wis. 632 ; Lumpkin v. Wilson, 5 Heisk. 555.
In contract. Smith v. Haynes, 9 Me. 128 ; Bryson v. Rayner, 25 Md.
424.
In power of attorney. Vanada v. Hopkins, i J. J. Marsh. 285 (19
Am. Dec. 92) ; Durham v. Oddie, i Mart. (N. S.) 444 (14 Am. Dec.
190).
In statute. De Ru3rter v. St. Peter's Church, 3 N. Y. 238 ; Brown v.
Van Duzee, 44 Vt. 529; Margo v. Goodman, 2 Miss. 552 ; People v.
Cox, 45 Cal. 342 ; Macy v. Raymond, 9 Pick. 285 ; Savage v. Walshe
26 Ala. 619; Sawin v. Guild, i Gall. 485.
and oonvey. In statute. Coope v. Curtis, 30 Me. 488.
and dispose o£ In statute. Gordon v. Preston, i Watts, 385 (26
Am. Dec. 75).
and exchange. In power. Phelps v. Harris, 1 1 Otto, 370.
any offloe. In statute. Sailing v. McKinney, i Leigh, 42 (19
Am. Dec. 722).
as unadulterated. In statute. Fitzpatrick v. Kelly, L. R., 8 Q.
B. 337.
dispose of; oontraot and bargain for. In power of attorney.
Clarke's Lessee v. Courtney, 5 Peters. 319.
exchange and deliver. In indictment. State v. Watson, 65
Mo. 115.
my fbrm for me. In instructions to agent. Stewart v. Wood,
63 Mo. 252.
— or give away liquors. In statute. Young v. State, 58 Ala. 359.
— the same at public sale. In power. Bast v. Bank, 1 1 Otto, 95.
Lambert v. People, 76 N. Y. 220.
of learning. In statute. Chegaray v. Mayor of N. Y., 13 N. Y.
220 ; Chegaray v. Jenkins, 5 N. Y. 377.
public . In will. Curting v. Curting, 8 Dana, 38 (33 Am. Dec.
475).
any letter. In statute. Rex v. Wagstaff, i Russ. A Ry. 399.
In statute. Queen v. Inhabitants, 18 Q. B. 390.
in servioe. Opinion of the Justices, 126 Mass. 603.
41
SENT.
SERVANT.
SJiNTJUIOB.
SEBIOUB.
by post. In statute. Bishop v. Helps, 2 C. R 56.
oauaed the goodi to be . In statute, Hearne v, Garton,
2 EI. & EL 75.
In statute. State v. Salomons, 5 Yerg. 360 (27 Am. Dec. 469) ; Com.
V, Lockwood, 109 Mass. 335.
a of impriflonment in the penitentiaiy. In statute, Presbury
V, Hall, 34 Mo. 30.
In will. Massy v. Brown, L. R., 4 H. L. 288.
and distinot dwelling-honaee. In statute. Ring v. Inhabit-
ants, 5 Ad. & Ell. 265 ; Same v. Same, 9 Q. R 230 ; Queen v.
Elswick, 3 El. & El. 440.
buainesa. In statute. Lowell v, Newton, 4 C. P. Div. 7.
estate. In statut$* Smith v. Smith, 30 Ala. 642 ; Glenn v, Glena,
41 Ala. S7I ; re Lowe, 11 Bankr. Reg. 221.
potts. In statute. Parker v. U. S., i Peters, 293.
— property. Alston v. Rowles, 13 Fla. 117.
and in oonseoatiye order. In statute. Gage v. Barley, 102
111. 12.
^ofToyages. In charter-party. Poland t^. Maryland Coal Co.,
14 Blatchf. 519.
— bodily hann. In statute. Lawler v. People, 74 111. 228.
iUnesSy looal disease, afllMStlon or personal injury. In in^
surance policy. Southern Life Ins. Co. v, Wilkinson, 53 Ala. 556.
— ^ personal ixijory. In insurance policy. Ins. Co. v, Wilkinson,
13 Wall. 222.
Towsonz/. Havre De Grace Bk., 6 H. & J. 47 (14. Am. Dec. 254) ;
Heygood v. State, 59 Ala. 51 ; Queen v, Lynn, 8 Ad. & Ell. 379 ;
King V. Inhabitants, 4 Ad. & Ell. 494 ; Clark v. Fitch, 2 Wend. 459
(20 Am. Dec. 639).
In indictment. Gravatt v. State. 25 Ohio St. 162.
Ik statute. Com. v, Foster, 107 Mass. 221 ; Rex v, Spencer, Rass. ft
Ky* 299; Rex V. Smith, Russ. & Ry. 516; Rex v. Carr, Russ. & Ry.
193 ; Rex V, Hoggins. Russ. & Ry. 14s ; Rex v. Tongue, Bell C. C.
289 ; Reg. V. Hughes, i Moody C. C. 370; Reg. v. Negus, L, R.. 2 C.
C. R. 34; Reg. V, Mayle, 11 Cox C. C. 150; Reg. v, Tyree, L, R., i
C. C. R. 177; Reg. V. Freeman, 5 C. & P. 534; People v. Dalton, 15
Wend. 581; Williams v, Stoll, i Cr. & M. 675; Reg. t'. Dixon, 11
Cox C. C. 178 ; Reg. v, Thomas, 6 Cox C. C. 403 ; Reg. v, Foulkes.
13 Cox C. C. 63 ; Reg. v, Williams, 7 C. & P. 338 ; Reg. v, Winnall. 5
Cox C. C. 326; Reg. V, McDonald, L. & C. 85; Reg. v. Turner, n
Cox C. C. 552 ; Reg. v. Tite. L. & C. 29 ; Reg. v. Gale. L. R., 2 Q. R
Div. 141 ; Reg. v. Guilder. Bell C. C. 284 ; Reg. v. Carpenter, L. R., i
C. C. R. 29 ; Rex v, Tyers, Russ. & Ry. 402 ; Reg. v, Beacall, i Mood.
C. C. 16; Reg. V, Gibson, 8 Cox C. C. 436 ; Reg. v, Adey, 1 Den. C.
C. 571 ; Reg. V, Truman, 2 Cox C. C. 306 ; Reg. v. Murphy, 4 Cox C.
C. loi ; Gravatt v. State. 25 Ohio St. 162 ; Reg. v, Atkinson, 2 Moody.
278; Rext^. Hartley, Russ. & Ry. 139; Rexz/. Squire, 2 Starkie, 349;
Reg. V, Atkinson, Car. & M. 525 ; Rex v, Beacall, i Oar. & P.
310; Rex V, Prince. 2 Car. & P. 517 ; Rex v. Snowley, 4 Car. & P. 390;
Rex V. Pearson, 4 Car. & P. 572 ; Rex v, Salisbury, 5 Car. & P. 155 ;
Reg. V, Townsend, Car. & M. 178; Reg. v. Hunt, 8 Car. & P. 642;
Reg. V, White, 8 Car. <& P. 742 ; Reg. v, Wilson, 9 Car. & P. 27; Reg.
SSBVAITT.
SERVANT. 323 SERVANT.
S^BVAITT — Continued
V. Welch, 2 Car. & R. 296; Reg. v. Townsend, 2 Car. & R. 168; Rex
V. Rees, 6 Car. 8t P. 606 ; Reg. 2/. Masters, i Den. C. C. 332 ; 2 Car. &
K. 930; Temp. & M. i ; 18 L. J. (N. S.), M. 0. 2 ; Reg. v. Miller, 2
Moody, 249 ; Rex v, Mellish, Russ. & Ry. 80 ; Rex v. Burton, i
Moody, 237 ; Budd v. State, 3 Humph. 483 ; Com. v. Wyman, 8 Mete.
247 ; Reg. V, Watts, i Eng. L. & Eq. 558 ; 2 Den. JD. C. 14; State v.
Chandler, 2 Stol. 266; Reg. v, Jones, Car. & M. 611 ; Reg.z/. Masters,
3 New. Ses. Cas. 326 ; 12 Jur. 942 ; Reg. v, Sheppard, 9 Car. & P. 121 ;
Walker v. Com., 8 Leigh, 743; Rex v. Jackson, i Moody, 119; Com.
V, Steams, 2 Mete. 343 ; Reg. v. Lovell, 2 Moody & R. 236 ; Kine v,
Evershed, 10 Q. B. 143; Com. z^. Libbey, 11 Mete. 64; People v.
Sherman, 10 Wend. 298 (25 Am. Dec. 363); People t^. Dalton, 15
Wend. 521 ; Lewis v, Kendall, 6 How. Pr. 62 ; Coote v, Colton, 5 La.
IS-
in husbandry. In statute. Davies v. Lord Berwick, 3 El. & El.
554.
or employee. In statute. Wells v. South Minnesota R. Co., i
Fed. Rep. 270* i McCrary, 18.
or servants. In statute. Duke of Somerset v. Inhabitants, 4 B.
& C. 171.
any or olerk. In statute. Rex v. Smith, i Russ. & Ry. 267 ;
Rex V. Spencer, i Russ. & Ry. 299 ; Rex v. Squire, i Russ. & Ry.
350.
domestio . In statute, Wakefield v. State, 41 Tex. 558.
Ibllow . Waller v. South-eastern R. Co., 2 H. & C. 102 ; Hutchin-
son V, York, etc., 5 Ex. 343 ; Bartonshill Coal Co. v. Reed, 3 Macq.
295 ; Wymore v. Judy, 5 Ex. 354 ; Feltham v, England, L. R., 2 Q. B.
33 ; Tumley z/. Midland R Co., i C. P. 291 ; Gallagher v. Piper, 16 C.
B. (N. S.) 669 ; Moigan v. Vale of Neath R. Co., L. R., i Q. B. 149;
McAndrews v. Bums, 39 N. J. (L.) 119; Foster v, Minnesota, etc.,
R. Co., 14 Minn. 360 ; Wonder v, Baltimore, etc., R. Co., 32 Md. 41 1 ;
Ryan v, Chicago, etc., R. Co., 60 III. 171 ; Marshall v, Schnicker, 63
Mo. 308 ; Daubert v, Pickel, 4 Mo. (App.) 590 ; Cumberland Coal
and Iron Co. v. Scally, 27 Md. 489; O'Connellt/. Baltimore, etc., R. Co.,
20 Md. 212 ; McGowan v. St. Louis, etc., R. Co., 61 Mo. 528 ; Shanck
V. Northern, etc., R. Co., 25 Md. 462 ; Columbus, etc., R. Co. v, Ar-
nold, 31 Ind. 174; Thayer v, St. Louis, etc., R. Co., 22 Ind. 26;
O'Connor v. Roberts, 120 Mass. 227 ; Summersell v. Fish, 117 Mass.
312; Zeigler v. Day, 123 Mass. 152; Albro v, Agawam Canal Co., 6
Cush. 75; McLean v. Blue Point Mining Co., 51 Cal. 255; Faulkner
V, Erie R. Co., ^ Barb. 324 ; Malone v, Hathaway, 64 N. Y. 5 ;
Brown v. Maxwell, 6 Hill, 592 ; Sherman v, Rochester, etc., R. Co., 17
N. Y. 1 53 ; 15 Barb. 574 ; Hofnaglei^. New York, etc., R. Co., 55 N. Y.
608; Shansey z/. Androscoggin Mills, 66 Me. 420: Baird v, Pettit, 70
Pa. St. 477 ; Louisville, etc., R. Co. v, Robinson, 4 Bush, 507 ; Pitts-
burgh, etc., R. Co. V. Dervinney, 17 Ohio St. 197 ; Seaver v, Boston,
etc., R. Co., 14 Gray, 466 ; Moran v. New York, etc., R. Co., 3 N. Y.
(S. C.) 770; Manville v. Cleveland, etc., R. Co., 11 Ohio St. 417 ; St.
Louis, etc., R. Co. v. Britz, 72 111. 256 ; Hayes v. Western R. Co., 3
Cush. 270 ; Dow V. Kansas Pacific R. Co., 8 Kans. 642 ; Chicago, etc.,
R. Co. V. Murphy, 55 111. 336; Voltz v, Ohio, etc., R. Co., 85 111. 500;
Illinois, etc., R. Co. v. Cox, 21 111. 20; Rjran v. Cumberland Valley
R. Co., 23 Pa. St. 384 ; Chicago,, etc., R. Co. v, Keefe, 47 111. 108 ;
SERVANT,
324
SETTLE.
SXBVAirr — Continued.
Rag^dale v. Memphis, etc., R. Co., 59 Tenn. 426 ; Wegert/. Pennsyl-
vania R. Co., 55 Pa. St. 460; Coon v. Syracuse, etc., R. Co., 5 N. Y.
492; Sherman v. Rochester, etc., R. Co., 17 N. Y. 153 ; Whalen v.
Mad River, etc., R. Co., 8 Ohio St. 249 ; Baldt v. New York, etc, R.
Co., 18 N. Y. 432; Booth V, Boston, etc., R. Co., 73 N. Y. 38; Flikc
V. Boston, etc., R. Co., 53 N. Y. 550; Smith v. New York, etc R-
Co., 19 N. Y. 132 ; Svenson v. Pacific Mail Steam. Co., 57 N. Y. 108;
I Jones & Sp. 277; Johnson v, Boston, xi8 Mass. 114; Slater v.
Jewett, 85 N. Y. 61 ; Peterson v, Whitebreast Co., 50 Iowa, 673.
In statute. Doolan v. R. Co., 2 App. Gas. 792 ; Boni&ce v. Scott. 3 S.
A R. 355.
all my . In wilL Fozall v, McKenney, 3 Cranch C. C. 206.
laboren» and apprantioaa. In statute. Coffin v, Reynolds, 37
SXBVAim.
8XBVIGB.
SXBVrnJDE
8B8SION.
SBT-OFF.
SETTING.
N. Y. 640.
a private table. In contract. Porter v. Merrill, 124 Mass. 534.
every day they may as audh. In statute. State v. Thompson,
37 Mo. 176.
In writ, Marshall v. Loring, 6 S. & R. 281.
and ezeouted. In statute, Wray v. Earl, 4 B. & Ad 125.
In statute. Directors v, Gidlow, L. R, 7 H. L. 517 ; ex parte Paria» 3
Woodb. & M. 227 ; Howes v, Middleboro, 108 Mass. 123.
of the ship. Ringold v, Crocker, Abb. Adm. 344.
of the Bummona. In statute, Bogart v, Sweezey, 26 Han. 463.
having had personal . In sheriff* s return. State v, St Louis, i
Mo. (App.) 507.
in my . In will, Darlow v, Edwards, i H. & C. 550.
when in actual in tabne of war. In constitution. Re Bogeit, 2
Sawy. 407.
Manly v. Field, 7 C. B. (N. S.) 96.
In statute Leeds v, Bowen, 2 Abb. Pr. (N. S.) 43 ; Russell v. Miner, 61
Barb. 534; Russell v. Miner, 25 Hun, 114.
personal or earnings. In statute, Hoyt v. White. 46 N. H. 4$.
labor. In statute. Gladwin v, Lewis, 6 Conn. 49 (16 Am. Dec r).
Taylor v, Hampton, 4 McGord, 96 (24 Am. Dec. 710).
involuntary . In constitution. Slaughter House Gases, 16 WalL
36.
Queen v, Belton, 1 1 Q. R 379.
in , In constitution. People v, Fancher, 50 N. Y. 288.
aside. In statute. State v, Primm, 61 Mo. 166.
lire to. In indictment, Howel v. Com., 5 Gratt 664.
gEL Sutton V, Cole, 8 Mass. 96.
on fbot. Charge to Grand Jury, 5 McLean, 306.
cameos not . In statute, Bailey v, Schell, 5 Blatchf. 1 95.
Avery v. Brown. 31 Conn. 398.
In statute, Pellas v, Ins. Co.. 5 C. P. Div. 3$.
up a claim thereto. In statute, Mozon v, Ayers, 28 Wis. 614.
Baxter v. State, 9 Wis. 40; Brody v. Dougherty, 30 Miss. 4a
In contract, Moore v, Hyman, 13 Ired. (Eq.) 272 ; Pickerton v, Bailey,
8 Wend. 600; Stilwell v, Coope, 4 Denio, 225 ; Fort v, Gooding. 9
Barb. 371.
SETTLE.
325
SHALL.
SETTLE— Continued.
In deed, Grier v. Grier, L. R., S H. L. 683.
In statute* Queen v. Inhabitants, 7 Q. B. 534 ; re Dent, 8 Q. B. 60.
Micklethwait v. Same, 4 C. B. (N. S.) 858.
In indictment. Rex v. Hart, i Moody, 486.
In receipt. Rex z/. Martin, 7 C. & P. 549; Dorsey v. Kollook, i N. J.
(L.) 35.
limits of the United States. In insurance policy. Gassier v.
Conn. Mut. Life Ins. Co., 22 N. Y. 427.
mixuBter. Kibbe v. Antram, 4 Conn. 134.
In statute, Fitzpatrick v, Dubois, 2 Sawyer, 437 ; City of La
SETTUNG.
SEVENTH.
SEVEBAL.
Crosse v. Town of Melrose, 22 Wis. 462 ; Cummington v, Wareham,
9 Cush. 588.
aotnal . In statute, Balfour v, Meade, i Wash. 25.
in of the aooonnt. In receipt, McMurray v, Taylor, 30 Mo. 263.
Rector v, U. S., 3 Cent. L. J. 612.
actual . In statute, Stroud v, Missouri, etc., R. Co., 4 Dill. 396.
Clark V. U.S.. 6 Wall.' 546.
or youngest ohild. In will. West v. Lord Primate, 3 Brown
Ch. 148; 2 Cox Ch. 149.
Halfordz/. Bailey, 8 Q. B. 1000 ; 13 Q. B. 427; Einstein v. Marshall,
58 Ala. 1 53 (29 Am. Rep. 729).
deaths. In will, Colton v. Fox, 67 N. Y. 348.
hundred dollars' worth. In guaranty, Einstein v, Marshall,
58 Ala. 1 53 (29 Am. Rep. 729).
juriadiotionB. In statute. Queen v. Justices, 7 B. & S. 395.
SBVERALIiY. In statute, Mcintosh v. Ensign, 28 N. Y. 169 ; Pruyn v. Black, 21 N.
Y. 300.
and*suooes8ively. In will, Parker v, Tootal, 11 H. L. Cas. 143.
sickness or disease. In statute, Holloman v. Life Ins. Co.,
8EVSB3B.
8BWEB.
SKXUAL.
OTTATiTi.
^Z?£rectory,)
I Woods, 675.
In statute. Queen v, Bd. of Health, 5 B. & S. 886 ; 5 B. & S. 936 ;
Poplar Bd. v. Knight, i El. B. & El. 428 ; Reg. v, Godmanchester,
L. R., I Q. B. 328.
oommon . In city charter. Bennett v. New Bedford, no
Mass. 433.
on account of . In constitution. Re Maquire, 57 Cal. 604.
intercourse. In statute. Noble v. State, 22 Ohio St. 543.
People V. San Luis, 3 Cent. L. J. 192 ; Railroad Co. v, Hecht, 5 Otto, 168 ;
Morris Canal v. Van Voorst, i Zabr. 100; Ludlow z/. Ludlow, i South.
387 ; Serfle v, Elizabeth. 3 Dutch. 407 ; Sovy v. State, 9 Vroom,
324; Paulisont/. Taylor, 6 Vroom, 184; Morrell v, Buckley, Spen-
cer, 667; Morrell v. Fearing, Spencer, 670; Edwards v. Hall. 30
Ark. 31 ; Neal v. Burrows, 34 Ark. 491 ; Queen v. Inhabitants, 12
Q. B. 150; State «/. Merton, 14 Mo. 74; McGee-z/. Porter, 14 Mo. 612;
West V, Ross, 53 Mo. 350; Warner v. Hart, 6 Wis. 465 ; Cason v,
Oason, 31 Miss. 578; Queen v, Fletcher, L. R., i C. C. R. 320;
Wheeler z/. Chicago, 24 III. 105 ; Beal v. Finch, 1 1 N. Y. 128 ; Borkheim
V. Ins. Co., 38 Cal. 505 ; City of Little Rock v, Willis, 27 Ark. 573 ;
Jones «/. Varney, 8 Cush. 137; Cameron v, Cameron, 15 Wis. 8 ;
Dosseth V, Harding, i C. B. (N. S.) 530 ; Porvis v, Harding, id. 533 ;
SHALL.
326
SHAREHOLDERS.
{Mandatary.)
SHABX.
beappraiaed.
be completed.
mTATiTi — Continued.
Donovan's Appeal, 40 Conn. 154; Jackson v. Young, 5 Cow. 269
(1 5 Am. Dec. 473); State v. Stumpf, 21 Wis. 580; Railroad Co. v,
Hecht, 5 Otto. 170 ; County Commrs. v. Meekins, 50 Md. 42 ; Whit-
tington, ex parte, 34 Ark. 394; Tobin v. People, loi 111. 133.
Re Petition of Douglass, 46 N. Y. 42 ; Krebs v. Dodf^, 9 Wis. 10 ;
Cooke V. Spears, 2 Cal. 412; State v. Merrimanp 6 Wis. 14; State v.
Dousman, 28 Wis. 541 ; State t/. Hilmantel, 21 Wis. 567; Weavers.
Lapsley, 43 Ala. 224; The Belfast v. Boon, 41 Ala. 50; State v.
Mead, 71 Mo. 266; ex parte Jordan, 94 U. S. 248; Montague v.
Smith, 17 Q. R 690; Phelps v, Fadden, 125 Mass. 200; U. S.
V, Hodson, 10 Wall. 395; French v. Edwards, 13 Wall $06;
People V. Board of Assessors, 39 N. Y. 81 ; The China, 7 Wall. 53 ;
Buck V, Dangenbecker, 8 Vroom, 359 ; Howard v. Blackford, Penn.
777; Davison v. Davison, 2 Harr. 169; Profis v. Jones, 7 Vroom,
206; Smith V, Noe, 30 Ind. 117; Brooks v. Cock, 3 Ad.&El. 141 ;
State V, Johnson, 26 Ark. 281 ; Morris v. People, 3 Denio, 381 ;
Butler V. Craig, 27 Miss. 628.
and will release. In deed, Thomas v, Courtnay, i B. ft Aid. 8.
be. In statute. Doe v. Page, S Q- ^3- 7^7'
Eaton V. Stone, 7 Mass. 315.
In statute. York, etc., R. Co. v. Queen, i EL
& Bl. 862.
beoome. Com. v, Dracut, 8 Gray, 457.
be given. In statute. Rutherford v. Greene, 2 Wheat. 196.
have. In statute. Jackson v. Chapman, 3 Cow. 390.
have delivered. In statute. Brooks v. Bockett, 9 Q. B. 85$.
have levied. In statute. Whedon v. Gorham* 38 Conn. 411 ;
Norris v. Sullivan, 47 Conn. 475.
not. Parker v. U. S., 2 Wash. C. C. *36i.
answer. People v. McCumber, 18 N. Y. 315 ; Keifer v. Thomas,
6 Abb. Pr. (N. S.) 42.
or oonflgnration. In statute. Rogers v. Driver, 16 Q. R io>
In statute. McMurphy v. Coolbaugh, 49 111. 1 10.
In will. Taylor v. Taylor, 23 Conn. 584 ; Parsons v. Ljrman, 4 BridC
268 ; Nottebeck v. Astor, 13 N. Y. 98 ; Genet v. Beekman, 27 Baib.
371 ; Wood V. Denny, i Biss. 75.
and share alike. In mil. Orpe v. Frost, i B. & C. 646 ; Prov-
enchere's Estate, i Leg. Gaz. Rep. 68; Gilpin v. Hollingsworth.
3 Md. 190.
in the distribution of assets. In statute. Re Bigelow, 2 Ben.
487.
SHABBHOLDSB. Barley t/. Provident Life Association, i C. B. (N. S.) 5S7 ; Wolver-
ton Water Works v. Hawkesford. 6 C. B. (N. S.) 337 ; Williams v.
Anglo-California Co., 18 Q. R 728; Stewart v. Anglo-Califomia
Co., 18 Q. B. 737 ; Revere v. Boston, 123 Mass. 375 ; Davis v.
Stevensp 17 Blatchf. 260 ; Deposit Ins. Co. v. Ayscough, 6 El. k HI.
763 ; Burke v. Lechmerer, 6 Q. B. 297 ; Portal v. Emmens. i C. P.
Div. 201 ; Burke v. Lechmerer, L. R., 6 Q. B. 297.
8HABBHOLDEBS. In statute. Farmer v. Giles, 5 Hurl. & N. 760 ; Laing v. Barley.
loi 111. 591.
any . In statute. Nixon v. Brownlow, 3 Hurl. & N. 687.
SHARES.
327
SHIPS.
SHABINa.
SHAVB.
SHAVING.
i:iHi
:«:■ ^ h:
:<:i:^:-i:tf;l:«i
fffTAHBfl« People v, Comm'rs of Taxes, 35 N. Y. 423.
In contract. Tempest v. Kilner, 3 C. B. 249.
In indictment. Rex v. Mott, 2 C. & P. 521.
In statute* VaifSyke v. State, 23 Wis. 655 ; Harrison v. Vines»46
Tex. 15.
in a railway. In will. Morrice v. Aylmer, L. R., 7 H. L. 717.
of profits. Kilshaw v. Jukes, 3 B. & S. 861.
land . Sensenderfer v. Neale, 66 Mo. 669.
dangerous weapon. In statute. People v. Cavanagh, 62 How.
Pr. 188.
In libel. Stone v. Cooper, 2 Denio, 293.
In libel. Stone v. Cooper, 2 Denio, 293.
In indictment. Reg. v. Amos, 2 Denison C. C. 65 ; 5 Cox C. C. 222;
Reg. V. Cooley, 2 M. & R. 475.
In indictment. McCulIy's case, 2 Lewin C. C. 272 ; Reg. v. Barnin,
I Jebb, 245 ; Rex v. Loom, i Moody, 160.
In statute. Wright v. Pearson, 10 B. & S. 726.
In statute. DeForest v. Lawrence, 13 How. 274.
Skinner v. White, 9 N. H. 204*
In statute. Worsley v. R. Co., 16 Q. B. 540; Hume v. Korris, 5
Oregon, 478 ; DeWit v. Decker, 9 N. J. (L.) 148.
of St Louis ooTtnty. In note. Powell v. Morrison, 58 Mo. 244.
is interested. In statute. Hardwick v. Jones, 65 Mo. 54.
In statute. Clark v, Denton, i B. & Ad. 100.
Madison Ins. Co. v. Forsythe, 2 Ind. 483.
SHIP. In insurance policy. Hood v. Manhattan Fire Ins. Co., 11 N. Y. $33.
In statute. Ex parte Ferguson, L. R., 6 Q. B. 280; Blanford v. Morri*
son, 15 Q. B, 730; Pendleton v. Franklin, 7 N. Y. 508; Swift v.
Brownell, t Holmes, 467 ; The Ontario, 2 Lowell, 40 ; The Floating
Elevator, 8 Ben. 556 ; U. S. v. McArdle. 2 Sawyer, 367; The Mac, 46
L. T. (N. S.) 907.
" and her appurtenanoes. In statute. Gale v. Laurie, 5 B. & C.
163.
of the United States. In indictment. U. S. v. Howard, 3 Sum-
ner, 18.
of war. The Wilson, i Brock. 423.
or veeseL In statute. The Nithsdale, i $ U. C. L. J. (N. S.) 268.
American or vesseL In statute, U. S. v. Rogers, 3 Sumner,
343.
said In contract. Heard v. Holman, 16 C. B. (N. S.) 2.
REnP-CEEAKDLERY. In statute. Weaver v. The Owens, i Wall. Jr. 359.
8SXPMENT. Bowles v. Shand, 2 App. Cas. 4S5*
In contract. Middleton v. Ballingall, i Cal. 417 ; Bowles v. Shand, 2
App. Cas. 455.
J>f statute. Ribble Nav. Co. v. Hargreaves, 17 C. R 385 ; New York
Cent. R. Co. v. Fraloff, 100 U. S. 24.
doooments. In contract. Tamoaca v. Lucas, i B. & S. 185 ; 3
B. & S. 89.
or vessels. In statute. Jones v. Coal Barges, 3 Wall. Jr. 53 ;
&ECEETED.
ssTPmra.
SHIPS.
328
SHORT.
SHIBBED.
SHOOT.
SHOOTING.
— Continued.
U. S. V, An open Boat, 5 Mason, 120 ; U. S. v. An open Boat, 5
Mason, 232 ; Birbeck v. Hoboken Ferry Boats, 17 Johns. 54 ;l Many
V. Noyes, 5 Hill, 34 ; Hicks v, Williams, 17 Barb. 523 ; Farmers De-
light t/. Lawrence, 5 Wend. 564.
one of her Mojesty's . In statute. The Cyhele, 2 Prob. Div.
224.
In insurance policy, Webb v. National Fire Ins. Co., 2 Sandf. 497.
or corrugated goods. In contract, Goodyear v, Cary, 4 Blatchf •
271.
of wheat. Denbow v. State, 18 Ohio, it.
at. In statute. State v. Vaughn, 26 Mo. 30.
ezdiisive right of fishing and sporting over said flarm.
Jeffreyes v, Evans, 19 0. B. (N. S.) 262.
Jk bond, Dunham v, Gannett, 124 Mass. 151 ; 126 Mass. 151.
In indictment. Sparrenberger v. State, 53 Ala. 481 ; Com. v, Riggs»
14 Gray, 376 ; Ashworth v, He)rworth, 10 B. S. 314 ; Fearon v.
Mitchell, L. R., 7 Q. B. 690.
In statute, Wiltshire v, Willett, 1 1 0. B. 243 ; Ashworth v, Heyworth»
L. R., 4 Q. B. 317 ; Sparrenberger v. State, 53 Ala. 481 ; re Creek, 3
R & S. 459; Queen T/. Mannings L. R., x C. C. R. 340; Barth v.
State, 18 Conn. 432 ; Pope v, Whalley, 6 B. & S. 312 ; Com. v,
Annis, 15 Gray, 169; State t'. Carver, 5 Day, 131 ; State v, Bailey,
10 Conn. 144 : Dunham v. Gannett, 126 Mass. 151 ; State v. Carrier^
5 Day, 151.
attached to and being part of any dwelling-house. In
statute, Wiltshire v. Baker, 1 1 C. B. (N. S.) 237 ; Wiltshire v, Wil-
lett, 1 1 C. B. (N. S.) 240.
or store. In statute. State v, Caney, 19 N. H. 135.
store» or warehouse. In statute, Wilson v. State, 24 Conn. 57;
Hathaway v. Wilson, 123 Mass. 359; Storer v. Freeman, 6 Mass. 43s
(4 Am. Dec. 155) ; Bell v, Gough, 23 N. J. (L.) 624.
In deed, Mather v. Chapman, 40 Conn. 382 ; Storer v. Freeman, 6
Mass. 435 ; State v, Hudson Tunnel R. Co., 38 N. J. (L.) $4^.
of the river. In deed, McCullough v, Wainwright, 14 Pa. St. 171 ;
Child V, Starr, 4 Hill, 369 ; Yates v. Van De Bogert. 56 N. Y. 526 ;
Bradford v, Cressy, 45 Me. 9.
Storer v. Freeman, 6 Mass. 439 ; Martin v, O'Brien, 34
8HOBT.
Miss. 21 ; Cutts T/. Hussey, 15 Me. 237; Teschemacker v, Thomp-
son, 18 Cal. 21 ; City of Galveston v, Menard, 23 Tex. 349; Sale v,
Pratt, 19 Pick. 191 ; Com. v, Alger, 7 Cush. 66 ; Doane v. Broad St.
Association, 6 Mass. 382 ; Trustees of Brook haven v. Strong, 60 N.
Y. 56; Lovingston v. County of St. Clair, 64 IlL 56; Palmer v.
Wicks, 6 Johns. 133 ; Hodge v, Boothby,48 Me. 71.
In deed, Niles v. Patch, 13 Gray, 254 ; Hodge v, Boothby, 48 Me.
71; Hampton v. Kirk, 6 Hun, 257 ; Dana v, Jackson St. Wharf, 31
Cal. 120; Littlefield z/. Maxwell, 31 Me. 134; Storer t/. Freeman, 6
Mass. 439.
In deed, Scratton v. Brown, 4 B. & C. 503.
privilege of the . In grant, Ripley v. Knight, 123 Mass. 515.
In contract, Appleman v, Fisher, 34 Md. 540.
entry. Blaine v. Bourne. 11 R. I. 119.
shot-gun.
329
SIGNED.
SHOUIJ).
SHOW.
SHOWING.
SICKNKSS.
In indictment. Edwards v. State. 27 Ark . 493.
In statute. King z/. Mayor, i B. & Ad. 316.
In will Hennessey v. Patterson, 85 N. Y. 100.
be seotired. Toner v, Taggart, 5 'Binney, 496.
U. S. V. Buffalo Park, 16 Blatchf. 189.
forth in evidence. In statute. State v. Britt, 3 Dev. 122.
public . In statute » Com. v. Gee, 6 Cush. 179.
Spalding v. Spalding, 3 How. Pr. 297.
I>ettifogging . In libel. Bailey v. Kalamazoo Publishing Co.,.
40 Mich. 251.
Kelly V. Ancient Order of Hibernians, 10 Reporter, 151.
In contract. Burton v. Eyden, L. R., 8 Q. B. 295.
In insurance policy. Newton v. Mut. Ins. Co., 76 N. Y. 426.
In statute. Queen v. Inhabitants, 3 El. & Bl. 587 ; Queen v. Inhabit-
ants, 7 El. & Bl. 796.
no or disease. In insurance application. Ins. Co. v. Francisco>
17 Wall. 672.
time of the last . In statute. Harrington v. Stees, 82 111. 50.
on the of the road. Jenny v. Brook, 6 Q. B. 330.
of any carriage-way. In statute. Easton v. Richmond Bd., L.
R., 7 Q. B. 69.
— of the road. In statute. Marshall v. St. Louis & I. M. R. R., 51
Mo. 138.
— of such rocuL In statute. Beckett v. Upton, 5 El. & Bl. 630.
SIDBWAI«K.
SEDSWAIiKS.
SIGHT.
SIGNATUBE.
SIGN.
SIGHED.
42
Porter v. Waring, 69 N. Y, 250.
In deed. Porter v. Waring, 2 Abb. N. C. 230.
In not^. Sturdy v. Henderson, 4 B. & Aid. 593.
Troller v. Walker, 13 C. B. (N. S.) 35 ; Zacharie v. Franklin, 12 Pet.
151 ; Chapman v. Limerick, 56 Me. 390; Stevens v. Ewer, 2 Mete 74.
In statute. Holden v. Jenkins, 125 Mass. 447; People t/. Chapman, 4
Park C. C. 56.
James v. Patten, 6 N. Y. 9 ; Miller v. Pelletier, 4 Edw. 102.
In statute. Roberts v. Phillips, 4 El. & Bl. 450.
did not . In plea. Holman v. Carhart, 25 Ga. 608.
In deed. Stuart v. Dutton, 39 III. 91.
In plea. Ricketts v. Harvey, 78 Ind. 152.
In statute. St. Louis Hospital Asso. v. Williams, 19 Mo. 600 ; North-
cutt V. Northcutt, 20 Mo. 266 ; Catlett v. Catlett, 55 Mo. 330 ; Viners
V. Clingfoot, 2t Ark. 312; Clason v. Bailey, 14 Johns. 484; People z/»
Murray, 5 Hill, 468 ; Gurnee v. Chicago, 40 111. 165 ; Brumfitt v.
Bremner, 9 C. B. (N. S.) 18 ; Baker v. Dening, 8 Ad. & El. 96.
by the parties. In statute. Reeves v. Pye, i Cranch C. C. 219 ;
Argenbright v. Campbell, 3 Hen. & M. (Va.) 144 ; Henry v. Root, 33
N. Y. 526 ; Campbell v. Thomas, 42 Wis. 437 ; Cagger v. Lansing, 57
Barb. (N. Y.) 421 ; 43 N. Y. 550 ; Bandes v. Amhurst, Finch Prec. in
Oh. 402 ; Hawkins v. Holmes, i P. Wms. 770 ; Selby v. Selby, 3
Meriv. 2; Hubert v. Moreau, 12 Mor. 216; Hubert t/. Turner, 4
Scott N. R. 486 ; Bailees ?/. Ogden, 3 Johns. (N. Y.) 399; Anderson v.
Harrold, 10 Ohio, 399 ; Barry v. Law, i Cranch C. C. 77 ; Wade v.
Cityof Newbern, 77 N. C. 460; Wheeler v. Newton, Prec. in Ch. 16;
SIGNED. 330 SIT.
filOmSD— Continued.
S. C, 2 Eq. Cas. 44, c. 5 ; Worrall v, Munn, 5 N. Y. 229 ; Farris v.
Martin, 10 Humph. (Tenn.) 495 ; Lemayne v, Stanley, 3 Lev, i ;
Warneford v. Warneford, Stra. 764; Gryle v. Giyle, 2 Atk. 177;
Grayson v, Atkinson, 2 Ves. Sr. 454; Smith v. Evans i Wiis. 313;
Wright V, Wakeford, 17 Ves. 459 ; Morrison v. Tumour, 18 Ves. 175;
Schneider t'. Norris, 2 Maule & S. 286; Wilson v. Beddard, 12 Sim.
28 ; Taylor a/. Denning, 3 Nev. & P. 228 ; Jackson v. Van Dusen, 5
Johns. (N. Y.) 144; In re Field, 3 Curt (EccL) 752; Saundersonv.
Jackson, 3 Esp. 180 ; Com. v» Ray, 3 Gray (Mass.)* 447 ; Lerned v.
Wannemacher, 9 Allen (Mass.), 417 ; Vielte v, Osgood, 8 Barb. 139;
Davis V, Shields, 26 Wend. 351 ; Pitts v. Beckett, 13 Mees. ft W.
743.
and Maled. In deed. Tubbs v. Gatewood, 26 Ark. 128.
by the testator. In statute, Watson v. Pipes, 32 Miss. 462.
sealed and deliTered. In insurance policy. Xenos v. Wickfaam,
L. R., 2 H. L. 296.
SIGHING. from the time of the Judgment In statute. Galbraith v. Side-
ner, 28 Ind. 142.
fllLK. In statute. Swan v, Arthur, 13 Otto, 597.
gloves. In statute, Arthur v. Unkert, 6 Otto, 1 19.
veils. In statute. Arthur v. Morrison, 6 Otto, 109.
manntKotnres of — r. In statute, Abrams v. Bancroft, 3 Sumn. 3&4-
soft or organsine . In deed. Elliott v. Turner, 2 C. R 446.
filLEB. in a manufttotured or nnmanulkotaxed state. In statuu,
Bernstein v, Baxendale, 6 C. B. (N. S.) 252; Davey z^. Mason, i Car.
& M. 46.
wrought up with other materials. In statute. Brant v. Mid-
land R. Co., 2 H. A C. 890.
— plate. In statute, Atwater v. Inhabitants of Woodbridge, 6 ConiL
223 (16 Am. Dec. 46).
— importations. In statute. Ullman t^. Murphy, 11 Blatchf. 35&
— jurisdiction. In statute, Chahoon v. State, 21 Gratt. 822.
— nature^ i)a6kage» value and quality. In sttUute. Southamp-
ton Dock Co. V, Hill, 14 C. B. (N. S.) 243.
— oflbnse. In statute. Com. v. Fountain, 127 Mass. 452.
pieces of gold or silver oounterfbit ooin. lu statute. Brown
V. Com., 8 Mass. S9-
goods of description. In statute, Greenleaf v, Goodrich, 11
Otto, 283.
SmililTUDE . In statute. State v, McKenzie, 42 Me. 392.
SIMULTAKEOnSIiY. King v, Werner, 12 Blatchf. 270.
SINCE. October 6th. In notice, Monroe v, Ackworth, 41 N. H. 201.
SINQ'IiR and unmarried. In order. Queen v. Inhabitants, 2 Q. B. $41^
dwelling-house. In deed, Gillis v, Bailey, 21 N. H. 149.
man. In statute. Silver v, Ladd, 7 Wall. 219.
woman. ' In statute. Queen v. Pilkington, 2 £1. & Bl. 347.
8ISTEB. In statute. Wheeler v, Clutterbuck, 52 N. Y. 67.
BI8TEBS. In will. Wood v, Mitchell, 61 How. Pr. 48.
SIT. in any case. In constitution. Cock v. State, 8 Tex. (App.) 660.
SITES.
331
SOLDIER.
SITES.
SITTINGS.
SmiATE.
SmiATION.
fir
SKUTCHINQ'.
SlaEBFING.
SUT.
siJOiraH.
HSgJSQtQfLK,
SNUYF.
SO.
soDomr
SOJOTJHNING.
80IJ>.
In stat'ote. State v, Jersey City, 7 Vroom, 166.
Gird T/. State, i Oregon, 308.
Orr V. Baker, 4 Ind. ^.
In insurance policy. Heath v, Franklin Ins. Co., i Oush. 257.
Buesching v, St. Louis Gaslight Co., 73 Mo. 219.
day of the term. In statute. Wash v, Randolph, 9 Mo. 142.
In insurance policy, Astor v. Union Ins. Co., 7 Cow. 203.
In statute, Hardcastle v, Jones, 3 B. & S. 160.
Pollard V, Lyon, 91 U. S. 225 ; Cochran v. Batterfield, 18 R. I. 115.
rent. Jones v. Shears, 2 Harr. & W. 43.
In statute, Thompson v. Mayor, 11 N. Y. 115.
the noee. * In statute. Rex v, Carroll, i Leach, 55 ; i East P. C.
394.
Dunleith Bridge Co. v. County of Dubuque, 55 Iowa, 565.
U. S. V, Claflin, 13 Blatchf. 178; U. S. v, Thomas, 2 Abb. (U. S.) 114.
In statute, Venable v, Richards, i Hughes, 327.
In will, Giles v, Melson, L. R., 6 H. L. 24 ; Hall v, Warren, 9 H. L.
Cas. 420. ^
Rex V, Duffin, i East P. C. 437 ; Rex v, Reekspear, i Moody C. C. 342 ;
Rex V, Cousins, 6 0. & P. 351 ; Rex v, Mulreaty, i Russ., C.& M.
938 ; Rex V, Jacobs, Russ. & Ry. 331 ; Rex v, Jellyman, 8 C. & P.
604; Rex V, Allen, i Den. C. C. 364; Com. v, Thomas, i Va. Cas.
307 ; Ausman v. Veal, 10 Ind. 356.
Pretty v, Solly, 26 Beav. 606 ; Reg. v. Wood, 5 El. & Bl. 55.
In statute. Butter t/. Hopper, i Wash. 500; Henry t/. Ball, i Wheat, i.
In affidavit, Hargreaves v, Hayes, 5 El. & Bl. 272.
In contract, Russell v, Nicoll, 3 Wend. 122 (20 Am. Dec. 670) ; Phila-
delphia V, Collector, 5 Wall. 720.
In plea, Staunton v, Henderson, i Smith, 54.
and conveyed. In pica. Burpee v, Sparhawk, 97 Mass. 342 ;
McDonald v. Campbell, 2 S. &. R. 473.
— but not removed. In insurance policy. Waring v. Indemnity
Fire Ins. Co., 45 N. Y. 606 (6 Am. Rep. 146).
or conveyed. In insurance policy. Oakes v. Manufacturers
Ins. Co., 131 Mass. 164; Dailey t/. Westchester Ins. Co., 131 Mass.
173.
or otherwise dispoeed o£ In statute, Piatt v. Union Pacific
R. Co., 9 Otto, 49; U. S. V, Watkin, 7 Otto, 219.
or removed for sale. In statute. Lilienthal's Tobacco v, U. S.,
7 Otto, 237.
goods so . In statute. Atherton v. Newhall, 123 Mass. 141
I have . In deed. Reaves v. Ore Knob Copper Co., 74 N. C. 593.
shall be and conveyed. In insurance policy, Hoffman v. Ohio
Ins. Co., 32 N. Y. 405.
to be . Taylor v, Galloway, i Ohio, 232 (13 Am. Dec. 605).
In statute. Horton v, Leeds, 5 El. & Bl. 595 ; Barker v. Cheslefield,
102 Mass. 129.
in actual military servioe. In statute. Dnimmond v. Parish,
3 Curties, 351 ; Leathers v, Greenacre, 53 Me. 561 ; Smith's Will, 6
SOLDIER.
332
SOUTH.
SOIiDnSB— Continued.
Phila. 104 ; Gould v. Safford, 39 Vt 498 ; Botsford v. Krake, i Abb.
Pr. (N. S.) 112.
SOUS. In statute, Logan v. Bell, i C. B. 9»6.
In will. Re Bailej, L. R., i P. & D. 628.
aadexoliisive. Halford v. Bailey, 8 Q. B. 1000; 13 Q. R 437.
-^^ use. In will, Lewis v, Mathews, L. R., 2 £q. Gas. 177 ; Smith
V, Wells, 7 Mete. 243; Evans v. Knorr, 4 Rawle, 69.
lue and disposal. In will. Bland v, Dawes, 17 Ch. Div. 794.
for her and separate use. In statute, Duechaud v, Benej, 4S
SOUCITOBS.
SOLVENT.
SOME.
SON.
SON&
SOON.
SOBT.
SOXTND.
SOTJBCE.
SOUTH.
Ala. 591.
— oooasions. In constitution, 37, Mo. 135.
Pearson v, Howey, 11 N. J. (L.) 12.
In statute. Ex parte Liebenbauer, 14 Nev. 365.
Herrick v, Borst, 4 Hill, 650.
oredits. In statute, Alabama Gold Life Ins. Co. v. Lott, $4 Ah.
499-
means. Elf el t v. Snow, 2 Sawyer. 100.
other good oause. In statute. Re Jackson, 7 Biss. 280.
suit or action. In statute. Cooper v, Hubbock, 12 C. H. (N. S.)
456.
writing. In statute, McClellan v. McClellan, 65 Me. 500.
In will, Le Haute v, Hobson, 5 B. & C. 903 ; Burrin v, Charlton, i
Man & G. 439; East v. Twyford, 4 H. L. Cas. 517.
the of B. In will, Sampson v, Randell, 72 Me 109.
and daughters. In will. Jamison v. Hay, 46 Mo. 546; Smith's
Case, 2 Desau. 123.
In contract, Sanford v. Shepard, 14 Kans. 228 , Waddell v. Reddick, 2
Ired. (L.) 424; Ubsdell v, Pierson, 22 Mo. T24.
as as may be. In statute, Bently v. Ward, 1 16 Mass. 333.
as as possible. Lt contract. Atwood v, Emery, i C. B. (K. S.)
Ill ; Palmer v, Ins. Co., 6 Rep. 413 ; Hydraulic Co. v. McHaffie,4 Q*
B. Div. 670.
In insurance policy, Columbia Ins. Co. v, Laurence, 10 Pet. 507.
if not . In will, Peters v, Carr, 16 Mo. 54.
In statute. State v. Howard, 72 Me. 459.
Bell V. Jeffries, 13 Ired. (L.) 356; Best v. Osborne, Ry. & M. 29a
In contract. Hawkins v. Pemberton, 35 How. Pr. 376; Kiddell f'.
Burnard, 9 M. & W. 670 ; Maigetson v. Wright, i Moore & S. 622.
and disposing mind and memory. Den v. Johnson. 2 Soath.
455 (8 Am Dec. 610); Harrison v. Rowan, 3 Wash. »C. C. 580;
Stevens v Van Cleve. 4 Wash. C. C. 262 ; Lowe v. Williamson, 2
N. J. (Eq.) 82 ; Hall v. linger, 2 Abb. U. S. 507.
discretion. Mayor v. Radecke, 49 Md. 217.
mind. Lowder v. Lowder, 58 Ind. 538.
mind and memory. Yoe v. McCord, 74 111. 33.
of the most southern branch of the Ooonee river. Ik treatf.
Patterson v, Jenks, 2 Pet. 216.
Cronin v. Richardson. 8 Allen, 424.
SOUTH. 333 SPECIAL^
SOUTH — Continued.
half. In deed. Prentiss v. Brewer, \^ Wis. 635.
sea. In patent, Keyser v, Coe, 9 Blatchf. 32.
SOUTHEBIiY. In statute, Rowe v. Smith. 48 Conn. 450.
SOVEEtEIGK. Chisholm v, Gergia, 2 Dallas, 419.
flPAir. of horses. In statute. Ames v. Martin, 6 Wis. 362.
SFABE. all I have to . In contract, Parker v. Pettit, 43 N. J. (L.) 512.
8PAWH. In statute. Mayor v, Woolvet, 12 Ad. & Ell. 13.
act. In statute. Queen t^. D'Oyly, 12 Ad. & Ell. 139; Cox v.
State,- 8 Tex. (App.) 254.
— and extraordinary oiroumstanoes. Ik statute, Dockery v,
McDowell, 40 Ala. 476.
— baiL Jack v. People, 19 111. 57.
— »- ease. In statute. Re Levy, i Ben. 508.
— oaseo. In constitution. Ward v. Flood, 48 Cal. 36 ; Parson v,
Tuolumne Co. Water Co., 55 Cal. 43 ; People v, Kern Co., 45 Cal.
679 , Spencer Creek Water Co. v, Vallego, 48 Cal. 70 ; Benson v.
Cromwell, 6 Abb. Pr. 83 ; Beecher v. Allen, 5 Barb. 169 ; Hall v.
Nelson, 23 Barb. 88; Griswoldz/. Sheldon, 4 N. Y. 581 ; Frees v.
Ford, 6 N. Y. 176 ; Kundorf v. Thalheimer, 12 N. Y. 593 ; Doubleday
V, Heath, 16 N. Y. 80; People v. Main, 20 N. Y, 434 ; Arnold v, Rees,
18 N. Y. 57.
— Girotunstanoes. In statute. Re Robinson, L. R., 3 Ex. 4 ; Wat-
son V, Rodwell, 27 W. R. 265 ; Grant v. Bk., 2 0. P. Div. 431 ;
Lowery v. Perry, 85 N. C. 135.
— oontraot. In statute, Bramston v. Mayor, 6 El. & Bl. 252 ;
Peek V, North Stoflfordshire, etc., R. Co., i El. B. & El. 960.
damage. Shafer v, Ahalt, 48 Md. 171 ; Roberts v. Graham, 6
Wall. 578.
In statute. Griffin v, Sanborton, 44 N. H. 247.
deposit. Wright v, Paine, 62 Ala. 341.
deposits. In statute. National Bk. v, Graham, 10 Otto, 699,
law. In constitution, Hymes v, Aydelott, 26 Ind. 431 ; Streeter
V, People, 69 111. 595 ; Hingie v. State, 24 Ind. 28 ; Toledo, etc., R.
Co. V, Nordyke, 27 Ind. 95; ex parte Westerfield, 55 Cal. 550;
Smith V, Judge, 17 Cal. 547 ; Montgomery v. Com., 91 Pa. St. 125 ;
River Rendering Co. v. Bebr. 7 Mo. (App.) 346 ; State v, Watson, 71
Mo. 470; State v, Tolle, 71 Mo. 646 ; State v. Shields, 4 Mo. (App.) 260 ;
State v. County Comrs., 29 Md. 516; County Comrs. v. Comrs.,
51 Md. 457; County Comrs. z/. Meekins, 50 Md. 280; State?/. Squires,
26 Iowa, 340; Porter v, Thompson, 22 Iowa, 391 ; McGregor v,
Baylies, 19 Iowa 43; People v, Wallace, 70 111. 680; People v.
Wright, 70 IH. 388 ; State v, St. Louis, etc., R. Co., 9 Mo. (App.)
532.
In statute, Cordovas. State, 6 Tex. (App.) 207; Graves v. State, 6
Tex. (App.) 228 ; Benjamin v. State, 6 Tex. (App.) 265 ; Handlinet/.
State, 6 Tex. (App.) 347 ; Lastro v. State, 3 Tex. (App.) 363 ; Bohl v-
State, 3 Tex. (App.) 683.
meeting. Cutbill v. Kingdom, i Ex. 494.
or looal law. In constitution. Clarke v. Jack, 6u Ala. 271.
power. In statute, Harris v. Harbeson, 9 Bush, 404.
SPECIAL. 334 SPREAD.
— Continued.
privilege. In statute. Ex parte Douglass, i Utah, io8.
proceeding to enlbroe a penalty or Harftitiire. In staiuu.
People V. Cohocton Stone Road, 25 Hun, 14.
proceedings. In statute. Hyatt v. Seeley, 11 N. Y. 52; Alien
V. Partlow, 3 S. C. 417 ; Ernst v. The Brooklyn, 24 Wis. 616; le
Dodd, 27 N. Y. 629.
purpoee. In statute. Queen v. Powell, L. R., 8 Q. R 403.
flCMione. In statute. King v Justices, 2 R & Aid. 233.
term. In statute, Gracie v, Freeland/ i N. Y. 228.
writ. In statute. Ball v. Swan, i B. A Aid. 39$.
authorised. In statute. Com. v. Ducey, 126 Mass. 269.
In statute. Frazer v. Tunis, i Burney, 254.
Kimball v. Whitney, 15 Ind. 280* Bank of U. S.' v. Donnelly, 8 Pet
361 ; Seymour v. Street, 5 Neb 85 ; Randolf v. King, 2 Bond. 104.
In statute, David v. Porter 51 Iowa, 254.
Henry V Bank of Salina, 5 Hill 523- Trebilcock v. Wilson, 12 Wall
687.
In note. Webb v. Moore, 4 T. B. Mon. 483.
boll. In statute. Oil t/ Rowley, 69 III. 469.
8FE0IFIC. oaiise. In statute. Ryhope Coal Co. v. Foyer, 9 Q. B. Div.4Ss.
denial. Gas Co. v. San Francisco, 9 Cal. 453.
legacy* Dryden v. Owings, 49 Md. 357 ; Parker v. Moore, 2$
N. J. (Eq.) 228 ; Landon v. Astor, 3 Duer, 477.
BPEOEPICALLY. In will. Giles v. Melsom, L. R., 6 H. L. 24.
deviaed. In will. Homer v. Shelton, 2 Mete. 208.
dispoaed of In will. Roberts v. Cooke, 16 Ves. 451.
BPSUJUriCATIOlN'. Lampton v, Preston, i J. J. Marsh. 454 (19. Am. Dec. 104).
In statute. Wilson v. Coon, 6 Fed. Rep. 611.
SPECIFIED. In statute. Page v. Ordway, 40 N. H. 257.
SPENDTHRIFT. Morey's Appeal, 57 N. H. 54.
SPIBITOT7S. In indictment. Com. ?/. Burke, 1 5 Gray, 408 ; Com. v. Herrick, 6 Cush.
468.
SPIBmiAIi. In indictment. State v. Clark, 3 Ind. 451.
SPntrrUOTTS. in statute. Com. v. Herrick, 6 Cush. 468 ; Com. v. Crawford, 12 Cush.
272 ; Com. V. Gray, 2 Gray, 502 ; Com. v. Livermore, 4 Gray, 20.
liquor. In indictment. Com. «/. White, 10 Mete. 14; State v.
Adams, 51 N. H. 568.
In statute. Fritz v. State, 57 Tenn. 15 ; Com v, Herrick, 6 Cush. 465;
Walker v. Prescott, 44 N. H. 511 ; State v. Moore, 5 Blackf. 118;
Caswell V. State, 2 Humph. 402; Smith v. State, 19 Conn. 493;
State V. Bennett, 3 Harr. (Del.) 565 ; State v. Simmey, Winston, 108,
liquors not otherwise enumerated. In statute. Dallet v.
Sm3rth, 6 Blatch£ 421.
SPITTIKG-. of blood. In insurance application. Singleton v. St. Louis Mut
Ins. Co., 66 Mo. 63.
SPOILED. lumber. In contract. Harris v. Rathbun, 2 Keyes, 312.
SPOBTING. In statute. Nagle v. Brown, 37 Ohio St 9.
SPBEAD. any awning. In city ordinance. State v. Cleveland, 3 R. I. n;.
SPJilNG.
335
STATE.
SPRING.
SFUBIOXJB.
SQUABS.
8QT7ABE8.
STAB.
STABLE
STACK.
STAGE.
STAKED.
STAI.E.
STALL.
STALLAGE.
STALLION.
STAND.
STANDING.
next term. In writ, Anderson v, Pearce, 36 Ark. 29s.
Kirby v. State, i Ohio St. 185.
Methodist Church v. Mayor, 33 N. J. (L.) 13.
In statute, Caldwell v, Rupert, 10 Bush, 179.
yard. In contract, Louisville v. Hyatt, 2 B. Mon. 177.
Streets or places. In statute, Paul v, James, i Q. B. 832.
In indictment. Ruby v. State, 7 Mo. 206 ; State v, Patza, 3 La. Ann.
512 ; Ward v. State, 56 Ga. 408.
or out. In statute. Rex v, McDermott, i Russ. & Ry. 356.
stick or thrust. In indictment, Gibson v. Com. 2 Va. Cas. iii.
In writ. Lady Dacre's Case, i Lev. 58.
Reg. V. Munson, 2 Cox C. C. 186.
of straw. In indictment. Queen v, Satchwell, L. R., 2 C. C.
R. 21.
In statute. Rex v. Turner, i Moody, 239 ; Rex v, Newell, i Moody, 460.
of wheat. Denbow v. State, 18 Ohio, 11.
driver. In statute, Littlefield v, Leland, 8 >ie. 185.
play. In statute. Day v. Simpson, 18 C. B. (N. S.) 681.
wagon. In statute. Queen v, Roscoe, 8 Ad. & Ell. 386 ; East-
well V. Richmond, 18 C. B. (N. S.) 376 ; Comley v. Carpenter, 18 C.
B. (N. S.) 378 ; Pearsall v, Tazewell, 19 C. B. (N. S.) 390.
out. In order. Boston v. Richardson, 105 Mass. 371.
claim. The G. C. Morris, 2 Abb. (U. S.) 164.
Mayor of Yarmouth v. Groom, i H. & C. 103.
Mayor of Yarmouth v. Groom, i H. & C. 103.
Aylesworth v. Chicago, etc., R. Co., 30 Iowa, 459.
In city ordinance. Com. z/. Matthews, 122 Mass. 60; Com. z/. Elliott,
121 Mass. 367.
oommittedi Young v. Makepeace, 103 Mass. 57.
by. State v. HoUoway, 8 Blackf. 45 ; Gatling v, Rodman, 6 Ind.
289.
riding or being upon the platform of moving railway
Gioaches. In accident insurance policy, Sawtelle v. Railway Pass.
Ass. Co., 15 Blatchf. 216.
loss of in society. In instructions, Barnes v. Martin, 15 Wis.
246.
twelve years . In statute, Digges v, Eleason, 4 Cranch C. C.
619.
In constitution, Hepburn v, Ellzey 2 Cranch, 445 ; Texas v. White,
7 Wall. 700; U. S. V, Reese, 2 Otto, 215 ; Seton v, Hanham, R. M.
Charlt. 374.
In statute, Scott t/. Jones, 5 How. 343; Re Br3rant, i Deady, 118.
constable. Com. v, Connolly, 97 Mass. 591 ; Com. v. Intoxicat-
ing Liquors, 97 Mass. 63.
institutions. In constitution, Chalfant v. State, 37 Ohio St. 60.
jaU or penitentiary. In statute, U. S. v. Schroeder, 14 Blatchf.
344.
of cultivation. In statute, Johnson v, Perley, 2 N. H. 56 (9
Am. Dec. 35).
STA TE. 336 STEAMSHIP,
STATE — Continued.
oilloer. In amstituiioH, Donohoe v. County of Will, 100 III. 106.
offioen. In constitution. Re Janitor, 35 Wis. 410.
priaoiL In statute, Martin v, Martin, 47 N. H. 52. Sedbeny
V, Carver, n N. C. 319.
In verdict, Moore v. State, 7 Tex. (App.) 24; McCoy v. State, /Tex.
(App.) 379 ; Harris v. State, 8 Tex. (App.) 90.
the eyidanoe and charge the law. In constitution, ConDor v.
State, 4 Yerg. 127 (26 Am. Dec. 217).
tazea. In constitution, Youngblood v. Sexton, 32 Mich. 406
(20 Am. Rep. 654).
the testimony. In statute, Dorant v. Burt, 98 Mass. 168.
oonyioted within this . In statute, U. S. v. Bamabo, 14 Blatch£
74.
out of the jurisdiction of any partioolar . In statute. U.S.
V, Pirates, 5 Wheat. 184.
return into the . In statute. Smith v. Bond, 8 Ala. 386.
BTATSD. -;— attendants upon diyina worship. People v, TuthilL 31 N. Y.
550.
STATBMJfiJNT. In statute. People v, Lee, 14 Cal. 510 ; People v. Strong, 30 CaL 151.
6f fkots. In statute. Essex Co. Bk. v, Russell, 29 N. Y. 673.
BTATZNO*. Spalding v, Spalding, 3 How. Pr. 297.
STATION. In statute. State v. New Haven, etc., R. Co., 41 Conn. 134; U. S. v.
Phisterer, 94 U. S. 219; Andrew v, U. S., is Ct. of CI. 264.
BTATIOHEBY. In statute, Comrs. v, Koons, i Col. Terr. 160 ; Gomrs. Court v,
Goldthwait, 3S Ala. 704.
BTATUTB. books of sister states. InstatuU. Bright v. White, 8 Mo. 422.
against the fbrm of the . In indictment. Rex v, Pim. i Russ. k
Ry. 427.
BTATX7TBS. In statute. Queen v, Bakewell, 7 El. & Bl. 849.
of limitation. Battle v. Shivers, 39 Ga. 405.
by virtue of the for the distribution of estates of persons
dying intestate. In will, Sturge v. Great Western R Co., 19
Ch. Div. 444.
'STAY. In constitution, Pett3rjohn v, Bloxom, t Houst. 594.
and trade. In insurance policy. Company of Merchants v. Ins.
Co., L. R., 8 Ex. 159.
•STBAIi. Dunnell v, Fiske, 11 Mete. 551.
In indictment. State v, Mann, 25 Ohio St. 668; Green v. Com., in
Mass. 418.
In statute, Alexander v. State. 12 Tex. 540.
or take from the mail any letter. In statute, U. S. v. Pearoe,
2 McLean, 16.
plunder or . In statute. Pitman v, U. S., 1 Sprague, 196.
STEAUNG. In statute. Queen v, Martin, 8 Ad. & El. 487.
STEAMBOAT. clause. In insurance policy. Western Ins. Co. v. Cropper. 32
Pa. St. 351.
debts. In contract, Moran v, Prather, 23 Wall. 492.
STEAMSHDP. In contract, Fraser v. Telegraph Co., L. R., 7 Q. B. 566.
STEER. 337 STONES.
8TEEB. Bt indtctment. State v. Abbott, 20 Vt 537.
beef In indictment, Robertson v. State, i Tex. (App.) 312.
8TEEBS. In statute. Wessels v. Territory, McCahon, 100.
STBBIJNG. In note. Sprowle v, Legg, i B. & C. 17 ; Picado v. Machado, 4 B. & C*
886 ; Taylor v. Booth, i C. & P. 286.
SnOKB. Cincinnati, etc., R. Co. v, Dickey, 30 Ohio St 16.
SnPUIaATED. and oonditidned. In agreement, Henniker t^. Watt, 8 B. & C. 31$.
STTPUULTION. Hill v. Fox, 4 Hurl. & N. 362.
in writing waiving a jury. In statute. Supervisors v. Kenni-
cott, 13 Otto, 554.
Trask v. Maguire, 18 Wall. 391.
In insurance policy. Spratley v. Hartford Ins. Co., i Dill. 392; Har-
per V. Albany Ins. Co., 17 N. Y. 194.
In statute. Ulverstone R. Co. v. Comm*rs, 2 H. & C. 85$ ; People v.
Comm'rs of Taxes, 23 N. Y. 192; Auditor v. New Albany, etc., R,
Co., 1 1 Ind. $70 ; State v. Hamilton, 5 lad. 310 : Michigan, etc., R.
Co. V. Porter, 17 Ind. 380.
and movable property. In will. Wood v. George, 6 Dana, 34^
in trade. In statute. Palfrey v. Boston, loi Mass. 329 ; re Jones,
2 Dillon, 343 ; Guptil v. McFee, 9 Kans* 30 ; Bequillard v. Bartlett,
19 Kans. 382 ; Wilcox v. Middlesex Comm'rs, 103 Mass. $45.
of hair wrought new and in prooeaa. In insurance policy.
Medina!/. Builders* Ins. Co., 120 Mass. 225.
of my fbrma. In will. Cox v. Godsalve, 6 East, 605, note.
note. Dunlap v. Smith, 12 111. 399.
upon my flam. In will. West v. Moore, 8 East, 339.
•^— nsnally kept in oonntry atorea. In insurance policy. Pindar
V. Kings Co. Ins. Co., 36 N. Y. 648.
capital . In statute. Han. & St. Joe R. R. v. Shacklett, 30 Mo.
550 ; St. Louis, etc., R. Co. v. Lofton, 30 Ark. 693 ; Griffith v. Watsoot
19 Kans. 23.
hia of goods. In contract. Knight v. Parker, 25 111. 593.
fitrming . In will. Evans v. Williamson, 17 Ch. Div. 696.
Ikffming of every kind and deaoripticm. In will. Vaisey v.
Reynolds, 5 Russ. 16.
all my live and dead , In will. Rudgez/. Winnall, i2Beav. 357*
other live and dead . In will. Blake v. Gibbs, s Russ. 13.
In statute. McClaren v. Franciscus, 43 Mo. 452 ; Mills v. Stewart,
41 N. Y. 384.
DIiDEBS. In statute. Burr v. Wilcox, 22 N. Y. 551.
, ftinda or annuitiea. In statute. Morris v. Manisty, 7 Q. B.
675.
on the . In insurance policy. Hood v. Manhattan Ins. Co., 11 N.
Y. 532.
Ih statute. Fisher v. Lee, 12 Ad. & Ell. 623.
or other thing. In statute. Radnorshire Bd. v. Evans, 3 R &
S. 402.
all minea and minerala, aand, quarriea of , briok earth and
gravel pita. In deed. Tucker v. Singer, 46 L. T. (N. S.) 894.
In statute. Hatch v. Hawkes, 126 Mass. i77-
48
STOPPAGE.
338
STRA Y.
STOPPAGE.
in tranflita. Inslee v. Lane, 57 N. H. 454; The Constantia, 6
STOBEHOTJSB.
8TOBING.
Rob. (Adm.) 321 ; D'Aquila v, Lambert, 2 Eden Ch. 77 ; Gibson v.
Carruthers, 8 M. & W. 337 ; Fraschieris v, Henriques, 6 Abb. Pr.
251 ; Wilmshurst v, Bowker, 2 M. & G. 792 ; Chandler v, Fulton. 10
Tex. 2; Newhall v. Vargas, 13 Me. 93 ; Reynolds v. Boston, etc., R-
Co.. 43 N. H. 580 ; Ryberg v. Snell, 2 Wash. C. C. 403 ; White v,
Welsh, 38 Pa. St. 396 ; Whitehead v. Anderson. 9 M. & W. 454.
In lease. Hooper v, Farnsworth, 128 Mass. 487; Riddle v. Littlefield,
53 N. H. 503 ; Ammidown v. Granite Bank, 8 Allen, 293.
In indictment. Com. v, Whalen, 131 Mass. 419.
In statute. Spanenberger v. State, 53 Ala. 481 ; Barth v. State, iS
Conn. 432; Com. v. Annis, 1$ Gray, 197.
flxtnres. In insurance policy. Whit'marsh v. Conway Fire Ins.
Co., 16 Gray, 359.
. In statute. Ray v. Com., 12 Bush, 397; State v. Sandy, 3 I red. (L.)
570.
In statute. U. S. v. Coils of Cordage, i Baldw. 502 ; Gilpin, 299.
In insurance policy. O'Neil v. Buffalo Fire Ins. Co., 3 N. Y. 1 22 ;
Langdon v. Equitable Ins. Co., i Hall, 226 ; Rafferty v. New Bruns-
wick, etc., Ins. Co., 18 N. J. (L.) 480 (38 Am. Dec. 525).
gunpowder. In insurance policy. City Fire Ins. Co. v. Cor-
lies, 21 Wend. 367 (34 Am. Dec. 258).
or keeping. In insurance policy. Williams v. Firemen's Fund
BTOBM.
STOVE.
STBAIGHT.
STBAin).
8TBAin)ED.
BTBAKDING.
8TBA17GEBS.
STRAW.
Ins. Co., 54 N. Y. 569; Hynds v, Schenectady Ins. Co., 11 N. Y. 554;
16 Barb. 119.
keeping and . In insurance policy, Westfall v. Hudson, etc, R
Co., 12 N. Y. 29a
fire or . In insurance policy. Stover v. Ins. Co., 3 Phila. 38.
a small . In insurance policy. Daniels v. Equitable Ins. Co^ 48
Conn. 115.
Harris v. Tumbridge, 83 N. Y. 92.
line. In statute. Chenery v. Inhabitants of Waltham, 8 Cosh.
332.
Doane v. Wilcutt, 5 Gray, 335.
In insurance policy. Potter v. Suffolk Ins. Co., 2 Sumn. 197.
In insurance policy. Rayner v. Godmand, 5 B. & Aid. 225 ; Barrow tr.
Bell, 4 B. & C. 736 ; Corcoran v. Gumey, i El. & Bl. 457 ; Bishop tt.
Pentland, 7 B. & C. 219: Wells v. Hopwood, 3 B. & Ad. 21.
In insurance policy. Hazard v. Ins. Co., 8 Pet. 557 ; De Mattos v.
Saunders. L. R., 7 C. P. 571 ; Letchfordv. Oldham, 5 Q. R Div. 538.
unless oooasioned by . In insurance policy. Strong v. Sun Mut.
Ins. Co., 31 N. Y. 103.
In statute. Lamprey v, Batchelder, 40 N. H. 522.
In indictment. Rex v. Reader, 4 C. & P. 245.
laces. J>f statute. Rheimer v. Maxwell, 3 Blatchf. 124.
In statute* Roberts v. Barnes, 27 Wis. 422 ; Wood v. Davis, 12 Kans.
575.
STRA Y.
339
STRUCTURE.
STRAY — Continued.
STRAYING.
STRAYS.
STBICTF.
STRIKE.
STROKED.
beast in a sufforing oondition. In statute, Sturges v. Ray-
mond, 27 Conn. 473.
In statute, Morris v, Jeflfries, i Q. B. 263 ; Lawrence v. King, L. R., 3
Q. B. 345.
Millcreek Tp. v, Brigliton Stock Yard, 27 Ohio St. 435.
of water. In statute, Murdock v. Stickney, 8 Cush. 116.
private . In statute, Reynolds v. Com., 93 Pa. St. 458.
Dyer v. Chase, 52 Cal. 440 ; May v, Haynie, 50 Cal. 70 ; Coon v. Rig-
den, 4 Col. 276.
In statute. Queen v. Vestry, i EL, Bl. & El. 743 ; Reg. v. Turnpike
Road, 3 El. & Bl. 1002 ; Covedale v. Charlton, 3 Q. B. Div. 376 ;
Nutter V, Board, 4 Q. B. Div. 375 ; Le Neve «/. Mile End, 8 El. & Bl.
1062 ; Newman v. Baker, 8 C. B. (N. S.) 205 ; Queen v. Strand Bd. of
Wks., 4 B. & S. 548; Curtis v, Embery, L. R., 7 Ex. 369; Philadel-
phia V. Lea, 9 Phila. 106 ; Wilson v, Alleghany City, 79 Pa. St. 272 ;
Reed v. Ene, 79 Pa. St. 346 ; Cox v, Louisville, etc., ,R. Co., 48 Ind.
178 ; Kelsey v. King, 33 How, Pr. 39 ; Quinn v. City of Paterson, 27
N. J. (L.) 35 ; re Burmeister, 76 N. Y. 174.
In will. Humphreys v, Roberts, 5 B. & Aid. 410.
improvement. In statute, Hoboken v, Harrison, 30 N. J. (L.)
74.
or place. In statute. Case v. Storey, L. R., 4 Ex.. 319.
orosB or fronting. In statute. Schumackerz/. Tobermann,
56 CaL 510.
new . In statute, Dryden v. Overseers, i Ex. Div. 223 ; Sheffield
V, Board., 1 Ex. Div. 395 ; London R. Co. v. Vestry, 4 Ex. Div. 239;
Vestry V. Barrett, L. R., 9 Q. B. 278; Sawyer v, Paddington, L. R.,6
Q. B. 165 ; Pound v, Bd. of Wks., L. R., 7 Q. B. 183 ; Hesketh v, Bd.,
L. R., 9 Q. B. 5.
Walker v, Caywood, 31 N. Y. 51 ; Perrin v, N. Y. Cent. R. Co., 36 N.
Y. 1 20.
or highways. In statute, Lehigh Valley R. Co. v, Dover R.
Co., 43 N. J. (L.) 512.
measure. In deed, Andrews v. Rue, 34 N. J. (L.) 402.
settlement. Douglass z/. Congreve, 4 Bing. (N. C.) i.
In indictment. Com. v, Gallagher, 6 Mete. 568.
I her. Adams v, Hannon, 3 Mo. 223.
corroborating oiroamstanoes. In statute, Russell v. Com., 3
Bush, 469.
or spirituous liquors or wines. In statute, Tompkins Co. v.
Taylor, 21 N. Y. 173; Nevin v, Ladue, 3 Denio, 43; Nevin v, Ladue,
3 Denio, 437 ; People v. Crilley, 20 Barb. 246.
In statute, Montague v. Smith, 17 Q. B. 690.
juries. In statute. Cook v. State, 24 N. J. (L.) 843.
oflT. In statute, Sherwood v, Reade, 7 Hill. 439.
In statute, Lee v. Town of Barkhamstead, 46 Conn. 213; Lothian v.
Wood, 55 Cal. 159.
intended to annoy. In statute, Harbison v. White, 46 Conn.
108.
SmUCTUJiES.
340
SUBSCRIPTIONS.
BTUi}KBrr
STUMP.
SUBJaOT.
STBTJCrrUBBS. /h siatuU. Stone v. SUte, 63 Ala. 117; Collins v. Drew, 6 Daly, 334.
STUBBUi. In contract. Callahan v. Stanley, 57 Cal. 477.
In statute. Morse v. State, 6 Conn. 9.
Creroer v. Portland, 36 Wis. 92.
STUXPAGX. Baker v. Whiting, 3 Sumner, 479.
out on Mid landA. In contract. Blood v. Dmmmond, 67 Mt
476.
— of aotton. In statute. Scarborough v. Smith, 18 Rans. 399;
Collier v. Irwin, 3 Montana, 142.
— to. In mortgage. Howard v. Chase, 104 Mass. 249; Dresel v.
Jordan, 104 Mass. 407.
— to a mortgage. In deed. Salamon v. Wilson, 41 Cal. 595; Bel-
mont V. Cowan, 22 N. Y. 438.
— to law. Head v. University, 19 Wall. 526.
— to the payment. In deed. Dingeldein v. Third Ave. R R^ 37
N. Y. 575.
to the payment of rent. In deed. Stewart v. Wolveridge, s M.
BTTBiaT.
n«it
ft S. 83; 3 M. & 8. s6i ; Walker v. Physic. $ Pa. St 204.
SUBJBGT-ICATTBB. In statute. Pagan v. Harrison, 4 C. B. 919 ; Borst v. Corey, iS
N. Y. 505 ; Churchill v. Ricker, 109 Mass. 211.
in dispute. Hunt v. Hunt, 72 N Y. 217.
of the action. In statute. Scarborough v. Smith, 18 Kans. 399.
SUBJECTS. In treaty. The Pizarro, 2 Wheat. 227.
SUBMISSION. Reg. v. Day, 9 C. & P. 722.
In statute. Shed v. Railroad, 67 Mo. 687.
In contract. Akely v. Akely, 17 How. Pr 21 ; Caldwell % Baldwin, 43
Ala. 617.
them to an examination. In statute. Brouer v. Cotheal, 10
Barb. 216.
to or aoqniesoed in. In statute. Glover v. Coleman, L. R^ 10
C. P. 108.
In statute. Forsyth v. Pierson, 19 Fed. Rep. 801.
Stone V. Marvel, 45 N. H. 481 ; Wild Cat Branch v. Ball, 4S ^nd. 213;
Murray v. McHugh, 9 Cush. 166.
In statute. Roberts v. Phillips, 4 El. & Bl. 450.
SUBSCRIBED. In statute. James v. Patten, 6 N. Y. 9 ; Com. v. Barhigfat, 9 Giay,
113; Guthrie z'. Price, 23 Ark. 397 ; Vines v, Clingforst, 21 Ark.
312.
Btook shall be . In statute. New York, etc., R Co. v. Hunt, 39
Conn. 76.
SUBSGBIBEB. In statute. Wilkinson v. Anglo Cal. Co., 18 Q. B. 728 ; Stewart r.
Anglo Cal. Co., 18 Q. B. 737.
SUBSCBIBEBS. In statute. Thames Tunnel Co. v. Sheldon, 6 R & C. 346 ; Gay r.
Keys, 30 111. 413.
SUBSGBIFTION. Nugent v. Supervisors, 19 Wall. 241 , re Downie's Will, 42 Wis.
66 ; Woodruff v. McDonald, 33 Ark. 97.
liat. McFariand z. Stewart, 2 Watts, iii.
SUBSCBIPTIOFS. and oontributionB. In statute. Bxown v. Thompkios^ 49
Md. 425.
SUBMTT
SXTBFGBNA.
SUBSGBIBS
SUBSEQUENT.
341
SUCCESSOR.
SUBSTANCE.
SUBSSQuJsnT. Sands v. Lyon, 18 Conn. 27.
In statute. May v. Feddcrke, 43 N. Y. (S. C.) 335.
aotion. In statute. Fear v. Castle, 8 Q. B. Div. 380.
oreditor. Evans v. Lewis, 30 Ohio St. 11.
insurance. In insurance policy. Jackson v. Massachusetts, etc.,
Ins. Co., 23 Pick. 418 (34 Am. Dec» 69).
pnxohaaer. In statute. Rankin v. Miller, 43 Iowa, 10; Mc-
Clure V. Tallman, 30 Iowa, 515.
pniohasers. In statute. Dillingham v. Bolt, 37 N. Y. 198;
Meech v. Patchin, 14 N. Y. 71 ; Kennedy i/. Northrup, 15 111. 148.
tenn thereafter. In bail band. Reese v. U. S., 9 Wall. 13.
. matters of ibr man or beast. In statute. Sledd t^. Com., 19
Gratt. 813.
Com. V. Borden, 61 Pa. St. 273.
of the oflfonse. In statute. Reg. v. Overton, 4 Q. B. 88.
of the petition. In statute. Quincy k Palmyra R.R.V. Taylor,
43 Mo. 36.
In . In plea. Flint v. Pike, 4 B. & C. 48a
matter of . In statute. Brown v. State, 11 Tex. (App.) 451.
words in as alleged. In instruction. Durrah v. Stillwell, 59
Ind. 139.
SITBSTAirnAIi. Brooks v. Jenkins, 3 McLean, 433.
error. In statute. Re Cruger, 84 N. Y. 619.
inhabitants. In statute. Donne v. Marter, 3 M . & R 98.
householder. In statute. Reg. v. Spuwell, L. R, i Q. B. 73.
rights ofthe adverse party. In statute. Allardz^. Lamirande,
29 Wis. 510.
SUSSTAJmALLY. Com. v. Wentworth, 118 Mass. 441.
alike. Brooks v. Jenkins, 3 McLean, 432.
as described. Seymour v. Osborne, 3 Fish. Pat Cas. 555.
identioal. Com. v. Stone, 103 Mass. 421.
the same. Adams v. Edwards, i Fish. Pat. Cas. i.
SXrBSTITTJTE. In statute. Henderson v. State, 59 Ala. 91.
In statute. Clark v. Denton, i B. & Ad. 100.
^to. In statute. Ryhope Coal Co. v. Foyer, 7 Q. B. Div. 485.
•^#^:^:^•JJ^•
#iji:-iiii<
\Qt.
Sands v. Lyon, 18 Conn. 27.
party. In statute. Smithbeck v. Larson, 18 Wis. 183; Nor-
wegian, etc.. Church v, Thorson, 21 Wis. 35.
In statute. Atty.-Gen. v. Yelverton, 7 Hurl. A N. 327 ; Atty.-Gen. v.
Fitzjohn, 2 Hurl. & N. 473 ; Wright v. Blakeslee, 11 Otto, 175.
SirCXXESSIVELY. Nepean v. Goddard, i B. & C. 530.
In statute. Town of Salem v. Town of Lyme, 29 Conn. 74.
three weeks . In order. Bachelor v. Bachelor, i Mass. 256.
two weeks . In statute. Brewer v. Springfield, 97 Mass. 1 52.
In constitution. State v. Leay, 64 Mo. 89.
In statute. Atty.-Gen. v. Middleton, 3 Hurl. 8l N. 136 ; Braybrook v.
Atty.-Gen., 9 H. L. Cas. 150: Atty.-Gen. t/. Littledale, L. R., 5 H.
L. 290.
SUCCESSORS.
342
SUFFERING.
BV00E88OB8.
SUOH.
SUDDEN.
SUE.
SUFFER.
SUFFERED.
In deed. Union Canal Co. v. Young, i Whart. 410 ; Overseers v. Sears,
22 Pick. 122 ; Congressional Soc. v. Stark, 34 Vt 243.
and assigns. Sedgwick v. Laflin, 10 Allen, 450.
Com. V. Miller, 3 Cush. 244 ; Whiteford v. Com, 6 Rand. 721 (18 Am.
Dec. 771) ; U. S. v, Gooding, 12 Wheat. 477 ; Com. v. Hancock
Free Bridge, 2 Gray, 68.
In statute. Brown v. DeWinton, 6 C. B. 359 ; Stone v. Mayor, 2 C.
P. Div. 99 ; Reg. v. Inhabitants, 5 B. & Ad. 227 ; 8 Q. R 875 ; Wood
V, MjTtton, 10 Q. B. 809 ; Eastern Counties R. Co. v. Marriage, 9
H. ll Cas. 32 ; 2 Hurl. &. N. 634; 6 Hurl. & N. (931 ; Ireland v.
Berry, 5 Q. B. 550; Reg. v. Rose, 6 Q. B. 156; Queen v. Randall.
4 El. it Bl. 565; King V. Inhabitants, 2 B. & C. 224; Doe v.
Hodgson, 12 Ad. & Ell 137 ; Ogden v, Glidden, 9 Wis. $2 ; State v.
Beasley, 5 Mo. 92.
In will. Doe v, Alchin, 2 B. & Aid. 124.
bastard. In statute. Sullivan v. State, 36 Ark. 66.
oompany. In statute. Ins. Co. v. Fitzgerald, 16 Q. B. 457.
deed. In statute. Lloyd v. Harrison, 6 B. & S. 91.
dismissal. In statute. Skuse v. Davis, 10 Ad. &. EIL 638.
election* In statute. Kemp v. Holland, 10 Mo. 255.
heiis. Valentine v» Borden, 100 Mass. 280.
house or other building. In statute. Summerman v. Knowles,
33 N. J. (L.) 204.
list. In statute. King v. Burrill, 12 Ad. & Ell. 460.
prosecution. In statute. Queen v. Lee, i Q. B. Div. 198.
term. In statute. Evans v. Com., 3 Mete 455.
ivarrant of attorney. /« statute. Morris v. Mellen, 6 R & C
454.
any-
— person. In statute. U. S. v. Taylor, i Hughes, 519L
and unexpected death. In will. Skipwith v. Cabell, 19 GiatL
758.
In statute. Guthrie v. Fisk, 3 B. & C. 184; Challenor v. Niles, 78
111. 78.
may and be sued. In statute. Fatchall v. St Louis.' etc, 28
Mo. 178 ; Mooney v. Hannibal, etc., R. R. Co., 28 Mo. 570.
to and be sued. In charter. Freeholders v. Strader, 3 Harr.
(N. J.) 530 (35 Am. Dec. 530).
to labor and traveL In insurance policy. Alexander v. Sun
Mut. Ins. Co.. 51 N. Y. 253.
In statute. Selleck v. Selleck, 19 Conn. 504 ; Collinsville ^. Scanland,
58 111. 221 ; Campbell v. Traders' Bk., 2 Biss. 423.
any act In deed. Roffey v. Bent, L. R., 3 Eq. Cas. 758.
to be opened any letters. In statute. Meirelles v. Banning,
2 B. & Ad. 909.
oauseor
— . In statute. Hipkins v. Birmingham Gas. Co., 5 Hurl.
& N. 75 ; 6 Hud. & N. 250. «
— or permitted. In statute. Gregory v. U. S,, 17 Blatchf. 327.
to go at large. In statute. Com. v. Fourteen Hogs, 10 S. &
SUFFERING.
R. 393.
Bovee v. Danville, 53 Vt. 191.
SUFFERS.
343
SUIT.
SUFFERS.
SUFFS
»ji:hi
any gaming. In statute. Bosley v, Davies» i Q. B. Div. 84 ;
Redgate v. Haynes, i Q. B. Div. 89.
Com. V, Lawless, 103 Mass. 431 ; Lyman z/. Inhabitants, 107 Mass.
339; Com. V, Intoxicating Liquors, 105 Mass. 179; Parker v. Over-
man, 18 How. 137; Myers v, Springfield, 112 Mass. 491 ; Lyman v.
Gipson, 18 Pick. 426.
ability. In statute. Templeton v, Stratton, 128 Mass. 137 ; New-
SUGAR
SUICIDE.
SUIT.
ton V, Feeley, 130 Mass. 12.
distreBS. Intrant, Van Rensselaer v. Snyder, 13 N. Y. 299.
In statute. Re Arnison, L. R., 3 Ex. 56.
evidenoe. In statute, Bevan v. Gething, 3 Q. B. 740.
reason. In statute, Hoge v, Richmond, etc., R. Co., 3 Otto, 93.
Beomity. In plea, Hayne v, Rhodes, 8 Q. B. 347.
good and condition and repair. In statute. Stuart v. Super-
visors, 83 111. 341.
SUFFOCATION. In bill 0/ lading, Leuw v. Dudgeon, L. R., 3 C. P. 17 ; Sturgeon v,
St Louis, etc., R. Co., 6$ Mo. 569.
In statute. U. S. v. 112 Casks, 8 Peters, 477; Barlow v. U. S., 7
Peters, 404.
green In statute. Belcher v, Linn, 24 How. 508.
loaf . In statute, U. S. t'. Breed, i Sumner, 159.
refined . In statute. Barlow v. U. S., 7 Pet. 404 ; U. S. v. 85
Hc^sheads, 2 Paine, 54.
die by . In insurance policy. Gay v. Union Mut. Ins. Co., 9
Blatchf. 157; Eastabrook v. Union Mut. Ins. Co., 54 Me. 224;
Dean v. American Mut. Ins. Co., 4 Allen, 96; Breasted v. Farmers'
Loan, etc., Co., 4 Hill, 73; 8 N. Y. 299 ; John Hancock Mut. Life
Ins. Co. V, Moore, 34 Mich. 42.
shall oommit . In insurance policy. Clift v. Schwabe, 3 C. B.
446.
In insurance policy. Harris v. Phcenix Ins. Co., 35 Conn. 310.
In statute. Cohens v. Viiginia, 6 Wheat. 264 ; Clinkenbeard v. U. S.,
21 Wall. 65 ; First Nat. Bank v. Turnball, 16 Wall. 190; Weston v,
Charleston, 2 Pet. 449; West v, Aurora City, 6 Wall. 139; Gwin v,
Breedlove, 2 How. 29; Dunn v. Clark, 8 Pet. i ; Huff z/. Hutchinson,
14 How. 586 ; Freeman v. Have, 24 How. 451 ; Williams v, Byrne,
Hempst. 472 ; Railway Co.'s v. Chamberlain, 6 Wall. 748; Christmas
V. Russell, 14 Wall. 69 ; Kohl v. U. S., i Otto, 367 ; State v. Pahl.
I Hawks, 442 (9 Am. Dec. 65s) ; Holmes v. Jennison, 14 Pet.
640; re Acyinea, i Sandf. 690; Wilt v. Stickney, 15 Bank. Reg. 23;
Overseers v. Beedle, i Barb. 1 1 ; Calderwood v. Calderwood, 38 Vt.
171; Gurnee z'. County of Brunswick, i Hughes, 270; McBane t/.
People. 50 111. 503 ; Hendrix v. Kellogg, 32 Ga. 435 ; Barney v.
Globe Bk., 5 Blatchf. 107.
, controversy, matter or cause depending. In statute. U. S.
V, Reese, 4 Sawy. 634.
for the purpose of restraining the assessment or collection
of any tax. In statute. Wells v. Cent. Vt. R. Co., 14 Blatchf. 427.
of a civil nature at law. Woodruff v. Woodruff, 3 N. J. (L.) 41 3,
or action. In insurance policy, Riddlesberger v, Ins. Co., 7
Wall. 386.
SUIT.
344
SUMMONED,
SUITABIiB.
SUIT— Continued.
or other jirooeedlng. In statute. Holme v. Gay, 5 Ch. Div. 901.
or prooeedlng for dower. In statute. Farmer v. Ray, 42 Ala.
125.
or proeeoatio]i« Com. v. Casey, 12 Allen, 217.
to reooTor the oontents of any ohoee in action. In siaittu,
Sheldon v. Sill, 8 How. 441.
any . In statute, Trecothick v, Austin, 4 Mason, 23.
any for neoooaarloo fomiahed. In statute. Brown v. West,
73 Me. 23,
Com. V. Intoxicating Liquors, 105 Mass. 179.
In will. Bainbridge's Appeal, 97 Pa. St 485.
bridges. In statute. Mayor v. Comm'rs, 113 Mass. 161.
fonoes. In statute. Eames v. Salem, etc., R. Co., 98 Mass. 560.
^ person. In statute. State v. Taylor, 6 Mo. (App.) 281 ; Peters v.
Public Administrator, i Bradf. 200.
— for publio representation. In statute. Martenetti v, Maguire,
I Abb. (U. S.) 360.
— and proceedings. In statute. Ross v. Julian, 70 Mo. 209.
^ arising under the oonstitution and laws of the United State.
In statute. Railroad Co. v. Mississippi, 12 Otto, 135.
— at oommon law. In constitution. Parsons v. Bedford, 3 Pet 433.
— at law. In statute. Haven t^. Hilliard, 23 Pick. 10.
— oonoeming real estate or whereby the same may be aflbctad.
In statute. Ensworth v. Holly, 33 Mo. 370.
— for penalties and forfeitures. In statute. U. S. v. Mann, i
Gall, 177.
of a oiyil nature in oommon law or in equity. In statMtt.
SUITED.
BUTTS.
BUM.
Gaines v. Fuentis, 2 Otto, 10 ; Kohl v. U. S., i Otto, 367.
actions and pending. In statute. Davis v. Livingston, 6 Ohio,
225.
in good leather such as . In note. Bailey v. Simonds, 6 K. H.
159 (2$ Am. Dec. 455).
U. S. V. Van Auken, 96 U. S. 368.
in dispute. In statute. The Generous, L. R., 2 Adm. & Ecc 57
demanded. In constitution. State v. Porter, 69 N. C. 140 ;
State V. Rosseau, 71 N. C. 194; Hedgcockz/. Davis, 64 N. 0.650;
Morris v. Saunders, 85 N. C. 140.
inoontroversy. In statute. Kline v. Wood, 9 S. ft R. 301.
of money. In statute. Pruessing v. Ing, 4 B. & Aid. 204.
recovered. In statute. Johnson v. Harris, 1 5 C. B. 358.
BUKMABILY. recoverable . In statute. Queen v. Pratt, L. R., 5 Q. R 178.
BUMMABT. application in the action after judgment. In statute. Ernst
V. The Brooklyn, 24 Wis. 616.
exerdse of jurisdiction by justices. In statute. Sweetman v.
Guest, L. R., 3 Q. B. 263.
of the mountain. Beale v, Patterson, 3 W. & S. 379.
SUMMIT. —
SUMMONED. In statute. Hendrix 7/. Fuller, 7 Kans. 331 ; Woodruflf v. Barney, i
Bond, 531.
In writ. Abell v. Simon, 49 Md. 318.
SUMMONS. 345 SUPPORT.
SUXMOFS. In statute, Towne v. Steam Co., 5 C. B. (N. S.) 730; re Meador, i.
Abb. (U. S.) 337 ; Black v, Clendening, 3 Montana, 44.
, notioe or adTertisement. In statute. Re Miller, 39 Cal. 550.
SUMS. not exceeding five doUan. In statute. Boatmen's Sav. Inst.
V, Bank of Missouri, 33 Mo. 497.
of money. In statute, Gardner v, R. Co., L. R., 2 Ch. App. 201.
of money owing to me. In will, Martin v. Hobson, L. R., 8
Ch. App. 401.
SUNDAY. Kilgour v. Miles, 6 Gill & J. 268 ; Huidekoper v. Cotton, 3 Watts, 56.
In iteUute, State v. Green, 37 Mo. 466.
SUKDBY. pieoes of silver ooin* In indi^ment, U. S. v, Kurtz, 4 Cranch
C. C. 674.
8UNBISB. Tutton e. Drake, 5 Horl. & N. 648; Nixon v. Freeman, 5 Hurl. & N.
633-
SUNSET. Tutton v, Drake, 5 Hurl. & N. 648 ; Nixon v. Freeman, 5 Hurl. & N.
653.
SUFEBANNUATION. In statute, Hobson v. Mayor, 4 El. & Bl. 990.
SUFBBilNE. In contract, Adams v, Rogers, 9 Watts, 121.
SUFEBFLUOUS. lands. In statute. May v, R. Co., L. R., 8 Q. B. 27 ; Direc-
tors V, Blackmore, L. R., 4 H. L. 610; Directors v. May, L. R., 7 H.
L. 283.
SUPEBINTENX). In statute, Youngmuth v, Jewell, 15 Nev. 45.
the police of the town. In statute. Com. v, Martin, 98
Mass. 4.
the progreM. In contract, Peterson v, Rawson, 34 N. Y. 371.
8UPEBINTENDENTS. of repairs. In statute. People v, Benton, 27 N. Y. 387.
8UPEBIOB. oourt. Re Fernandes, 6 Hurl. & N. 718 ; Busteed v. Parsons, S4
Ala. 393.
SUPERSEDED. Ex parte Hall, i Pick. 261.
SUPEBSTinOUS. nse. Methodist Church v. Remington, i Watts, 224.
SUPERVISION, general over the health of the oity. In city ordinance.
Aull V, Lexington, 18 Mo. 401.
SUPERVISORS. People v. Supervisors, 8 Cal. 62.
SUPPIJED. goods . In guaranty. Hood v, Grace, 7 Hurl. & N. 497.
SUPFIJES. In statute, Str. Gen. Brady v, Buckley, 6 Mo. 558 ; Bryan v. Str.
Pride of the West, 12 Mo. 371 ; Bailey v. Str. Concordia, 17 Mo. 357;
Farmers' Loan, etc., Co. v. Mayor, 4 Bosw. 80 ; Kollock v. Parchor,
52 Wis. 393.
SUPPIiT, In statute. Rex v, Heffeman, i Jebb, 4 ; Com. v. Davis, 12 Bush, 240
In order. Grant v, Dabney, 19 Kas. 390.
In statute, Eskridge v, Ditmars, 51 Ala. 254.
In will, Addison v. Bowie, 2 Bland, 606; Tolley v. Green, 2 Sandf.
Ch. 91 ; Thompson v, Carmichael, 3 Sandf. Ch. 120.
and eduoation. In will, Williams v, McDougall, 39 Cal. 80.
and maintenanoe. In statute, Reg. v, Gravesend, 5 El. & Bl.
460.
and take oare of. In contract. Bull v, McCrea, 8 B. Mon. 422.
good amd oomlbrtable and maintenanoe. In will, Conant
V, Stratton, 107 Mass. 474.
44
SUPPORT.
346
SURVIVOR^
6UPFOBT — Continued.
personal
231.
their
6XJFFOBTS.
— and oomfbrt. In wiil, Lancaster v. Dolan, i Rawle,
In guaranty. Grant v, Dabney, 19 Kas. 388.
In statute. Abbott v. Walcott, 38 Vt 666.
Scudding v. Eyles, 9 Q. B. 860.
In instruction. Parker v. Enslow, 102 III. 277.
to have been fbrftited. In statute. Fisher v. Hamden, i
Paine, 60.
SUPPOSITION, flhir and reasonable of right. In statute. White v. Feast.
L. R., 7 Q. B. 353.
Smith V, Sheldon, 35 Mich. 42.
In note. Dart v, Sherwood, 7 Wis. 524 ; Griffith v. Reed, 21 Weod.
$02 (34 Am. Dec. 267) ; Sisson v. Barrett, 2 N. Y. 406.
SUBPACm.
8UBPAGING.
SUBPLIT9.
SUBPBISE.
SUJbtVlVK
flUKViVLNG.
SUJblVlVOB.
In statute. Batchellor v. Lawrence, 9 C. B. (N. S.) S54-
damage. In statute. AUoway v, WagstafF, 4 Hurl. & N. 308;
4 Hurl. & N. 689.
of the adjoining lots. In statute. Burkhardt v. Hanlej, 23
Ohio St 558.
water. Jones v. Hannoran, 55 Mo. 462.
In contract. Snell v. Cottingharo, 72 III. 161.
In will. Allen's Ezrs. v. Allen. 18 How. 385 ; Coates' Appeal, 2 Pa. St
133 ; Pennocks' Estate, 20 Pa, St. 268 ; Mayor v. Atty.-Gen., 5 H. L
Cas. I ; Page v. Leafingwell, 18 Ves. 466.
earnings. In statute. People v. Comrs,, 76 N. Y. 64.
accident^ mistake or fraud without fteolt on his part h
statute. Blood v, Beadle, 65 Ala. 102 ; Brock v. R Co., 65 Ala. 79.
Alexanders. Greenup, i Munf. 134 (4 Am. Dec. 541).
In insurance policy. May v. Buckeye Ins. Co., 25 Wis. 291 ; Denny r.
Conway Stock. Ins. Co., 13 Gray, 492.
In statute, Atty.-Gen. v. Stevens, i Sazt. (Ch.) 369 (22 Am. Dec 526).
In will, Worcester v. Worcester, loi Mass. 128 ; Cross v, Maltby, L
R., 20 Eq. Cas. 378 ; Gee v, Liddell, L. R., 2 Eq. Cas. 341 ; re Palmer,
L. R., 19 Eq. Cas. 320.
not . In will. Reed v. Braithwaite, L. R., 11 Eq. Cas. 51$.
In will. Lucius v. Lucius, 7 Ch. Div. 255; Hurry v, Morgan, L R»
3 Eq. Cas. 152.
brothers or sisters. In will. Howard v, Collins, L. R., $ £q>
Cas. 349.
ohild or children. In will. Re Walker, 12 Ch. Div. 205;
White V. Hight 12 Ch. Div. 751.
children. In will. Long v, Prigg, 8 B. & C. 233.
lawful descendants. In will, Blatchford v, Newberry, 99 IlL 14-
In will. Waite v, Littlewood, L. R., 8 Ch. (App.) 71 ; Wake v. Varah, J
Ch. Div. 349; Cross v, Maltby, L. R., 20 Eq. Cas. 378 ; Gee v, lid-
dell, L. R., 2 Eq. Cas, 341 ; re Palmer, L. R., 19 Eq. Cas. 32o;Taaffc
V, Conmee, 10 H. L. Cas. 64 ; Duryea v, Duryea, 85 III. 41 ; Abbott
V, Essex, 18 How. 202 ; Suiton v. Boyd, 19 Ohio St. 30 (2 Am. Rep.
369).
of the trustees. In will. Sharp v. Sharp, 2 B. ft Aid. 415.
SURVIVOR.
347
TAKE.
SUBVTVOB — Continued.
or his assigns. In deed. Peck v, Ingraham, 28 Miss. 246.
or survivors. In will, Guernsey v. Guernsey, 36 N. Y. 267 ;
Davidson v. Kimpten, 18 Ch. Div. 213; Pomfret v, Graham, 19 Ch.
Div. 186.
8UKV1VOBS. In will. Best v. Coram., 10 Bush, 36 ; Nickoll v. Nickoll, 99 III. 523.
SUBVIVOBSHIP. Pain v. Benson, 3 Atk. 80.
benefit of . In will. Corneck v. Wadman, L. R., 7 Eq. Cas. 80.
SUSPECT.
SUSPEND.
SUSPENDED.
SUSPENSION.
SWAMP.
Com. V. Lottery Tickets, 5 Gush. 374.
payment. Re Wolf, 4 Sawyer, 168.
Ford V. Beech, 11 Q. B. 852.
of payment. In statute. Phillips v. Surridge, 9 C. B. 739.
and overflowed lands. In statute. Thompson v. Thornton, 50
SWEAB.
SWEAJUNG.
Cal. 142.
land. Keller v. Brickey, 3 Cent. L. J. 457.
Dean . In survey. Felder v. Bonnett, 2 McMull. (L.) 44 (37 Am.
Dec. 545).
in and by a written statement. In indictment. Com. v. Casel,
105 Mass. 584.
fiJse . Langford v. State, 9 Tex. (App.) 285.
SWEEPSTAKES. In statute. AUport v. Nutt, i C. B. 980.
SWINDIiEB. Forrest v. Hanson, i Cranch C. C. 64.
In libel. Fanson v. Stuart, i T. R. 748 ; 2 Sm. L. C. 79 ; Odiorne v.
Bacon, 6 Cush. 185 ; Weil v. Attenhoften, 26 Wis. 710; Herr v. Bam-
berg, 10 How. Pr. 128; Stevenson v. Hayden, 2 Mass. 406.
SWINDLING. Hall v. Rogers, 2 Blackf. 429; Wyatt v. Ayres. 2 Port. 157 ; Bozier v.
State, 5 Tex, (App.) 220; Matthews v. State, 10 Tex. (App.) 279;
Popinaux v. State, 12 Tex. (App.) 140.
In statute. Gibson v. Jenney, 15 Mass. 205.
In statute. Carson v. R. Co., 35 Cal, 325 ; Rivers v. State, 10 Tex.
(App.) 177. .
a lie. In libel. Knight v. Sharp, 24 Ark. 603.
appraisers. In statute. Roden v. Eyton, 6 C. R 427.
to. Com. V. Bennett, 7 Allen, 534.
duly . In statute. Bowman v. Van Kuren, 29 Wis. 209.
SWINE.
SWITCH
BWOBE.
SWOBN.
SITMPATHY
TAJTW.
In constitution. State v. Woodson, 41 Mo. 227.
Mobile R. Co. v. Whitney, 39 Ala. 468.
In statute. U. S. v. One hundred and twelve Casks, 8 Pet. 277.
In statute. State v. Peck, 24 Wis. 488.
of town government. In statute. Ex parte Wall, 48 Cal. 279.
for gaming. In statute. Miller v. State, 48 Ala. 123.
of like kind. In statute. Nuckolls v. Com., 22 Alb. L. J. 163.
billiard . In statute. State v. Price, 12 Gill & J. 260 (37 Am.
Dec. 81),
Cocker v. Musgrove, 9 Q. B. 223.
In contract. Norton v. Woodruff, 4 N. Y. 153; Buffalo & N. Y. R. R.
V. Dudley, 14 N. Y. 336.
In plea. King v. Kent, 29 Ala. 542.
In statute. Jackson v. Brown, 5 Wend. 590.
TAKE.
348
TARE.
— Continued.
TAKING.
TAIiE.
TAJJIiAGE.
TAPEBING.
TABE.
and oarry away. In statute. Rex v, Walsh, i Moody, 14.
— and nil the number of ■harei. In contract. Bangor Bridge Co.
V. McMahon, 10 Me. 478.
— oharge of and proyide Ibr suoh intozioated pezecm. In stat-
ute, Sansom v, Greenough, 55 Iowa, 45.
— Ibr any ftuudulent pnrpoee. In statute. Queen v. Bailey, L
R., I C. C. R. 347.
— him. In contract. Lively v. Robbins, 39 Ala. 461.
— or kill any ooney. In statute. Rex v. Glover, i Russ. & R j. 27a
— private property. In constitution. Railroad Co. v, Richmond,
6 Otto, 521.
up any oow running at large. In city ordinance.
Jaquith v.
Royce, 42 Iowa, 406.
demand and . Stamp v. Sweetland, 8 Q. B. 23.
In constitution, Bradley z^. N. Y., etc., R. Co., 21 Conn. 394 ; Fire Depart-
ment V, Noble, 3 E. D. Smith, 440 ; Canal Appraisers v. People, 17
Wend. 571 ; Chandler v, Jamaica Pond Aq. Co., 114 Mass. 575; Com.
V, Tewksbury, 11 Mete. 55 ; Evansville, etc., R. Co. v, Dick, 9 Ind.
433 ; Wabash, etc.. Canal Co. v. Spears, 16 Ind. 441 ; Cash v. Whit-
worth, 13 La. Ann. 401 ; People v, Laurence, 36 Barb. 177; Howell
V. City of Buffalo, 37 N. Y. 267 ; Creighton v. Manson, 27 Cal. 613;
Den V, Hoboken Land Co., 18 How. 273.
In statute, Wharton v, Naylor, 12 Q. B. 675; Carter z^. Clark, 28 Conn.
S25.
for publio use. In constitution, Waterbury River Turnpike
Co. V, Litchfield, 26 Conn. 211 ; Imlay v. Union Branch R. Co^ 26
Conn. 254; Hooker t/. New Haven R. Co., 14 Conn. 146; Nichols v.
City of Bridgeport, 23 Conn. 187 ; Morris & Essex R. Co. v, Newark,
10 N. J. (Eq.) 352 ; Glover v, Powell, 10 N. J. (Eq.) 211; Williams v.
New York Cent. R. Co., 16 N. Y. 97 ; re Hamilton Avenue, 14 Barb.
40^; Canal Appraisers v. People, 17 Wend. 571 ; Sabin v, Vermont
Cent. R. Co., 25 Vt. 363; Richardson v, Vermont Cent R. Co., 25
Vt. 465 ; Alexander v. City of Milwaukee, 16 Wis. 247 ; Surocco v,
Geary, 3 Cal. 69; Cushman v. Smith, 34 Me. 247 ; Nichols v, Somer-
set, etc., R. Co., 43 Me. 356; Bonaparte v, Camden, etc., R. Co.,
Baldw. 205 ; Polly v, Saratoga, etc., R. Co.. 9 Barb. 449 ; Case of the
Philadelphia R. Co., 6 Whart. 25 (36 Am. Dec. 203) ; Rigney v. City
of Chicago, 102 111. 65.
into possession or oostody* In insurance policy. Smith v, Ins.
Co., 89 Pa. St. 289.
on board. In contract. Cooke v, Wilson, i C. B. (N. S.) 162,
shall be out of the State. In contract, Newell v, O'Hara, i
Hill(S. C.) 150.
In statute, Dwight Printing Co. «/. Boston, 122 Mass. 583; State v.
Fenn, 41 Conn. 591 ; Bridger v, Richardson, 8 B. & C. $68 ; Queen
V, McGrath, L. R., i C. C. R 210; Merritt v. Carpenter, 3 Abb. App.
Dec. 285 ; People v, Parshall, 6 Park. C. C. 129.
male. In wiil, Trevor v. Trevor, i H. L. Cas. 239.
Queen v. Inhabitants, 2 El. k El. 547.
brush. Rex v, Metcalf. 2 Stark. N. P. 249.
In statute, Napier v, Barney, 5 Blatchf. 191.
TA VERN.
349
TAXES.
TAVBEN.
TFAXABUB.
TAJCATION.
In insurance policy, Rafferty v. New Brunswick Ins. Co., i8 N. J.
(L.) 480 (38 Am. Dec. 525).
In stcUute, City of St. Louis v, Siegrist, 46 Mo. 592 ; Hall v. State, 4
Harr. (Del.) 132; Overseers v. Warner, 3 Hill, 150; State v. Cham-
blyss, Cheves (L.) 230 (34 Am. Dec. 593) ; Gray v. Com., 9 Dana, 300
(35 Am. Dec. 216).
keeper. Ra£ferty 7/. New Brunswick Ins. Co., 18 N. J. (L.) 480
(38 Am. Dec. 525).
or hoiiBe of entertainment. In statute. Bonner v. Wellburn,
7 Ga. 296.
People V, Seymour, 16 Cal. 332 ; Perry v, Washburn, 20 Cal. 318 ; Pacific
R. R. V, Maguire, 20 Wall. 36 ; Loan Assn. v. Topeka, 3o Wall. 655 ;
U. S. V. Railroad, 17 Wall. 322; Mitchell v. Williams, 27 Ind. 62 ;
Camden v, Allen, 26 N. J. (L.) 398 ; Henry z/. State, 26 Ark. 523 ;
Anderson v. Doll, 27 Cal. 607 ; Chambers v, Satterlee, 40 Cal. 497 ;
Williams 7/. Corcoran, 46 Cal. 553 ; re Mayor of New York, 11 Johns.
77 ; Sharp 7/. Spier, 4 Hill, 76 ; Sharp v, Johnson, 4 Hill, 92 ; Longmore
Tiernan, 3 Pittsb. 62 ; Barney v. Mayor, 21 La. Ann. 51 ; Curtis v.
Pierce, 115 'Mass. 186; Blake z/. Baker, 115 Mass. 188; Pleasant t^.
Kost, 29 111. 490 ; Amenia v. Stanford, 6 Johns. 92 ; Queen v. Inhabit-
ants, 2 El. & El. 547*
In constitution. People v. Supervisors, 8 N. Y. 317; City of Leaven-
worth V, Booth, 1$ Kans. 627; Peay v. Little Rock, 32 Ark. 31;
People V, McCreery, 34 Cal. 432 ; People v, Naglee, i CaL 232 ; City
V, Stearns, 51 Cal. 494; Whiting v, Quackenbush, 54 Cal. 306;
Henry v. State, 26 Ark. 523; Hale v. City of Kenosha, 29 Wis. 599.
In statute. City of Bridgeport v. New York, etc., R. Co., 36 Conn.
255; Doyle V, Austin, 47 Cal. 354.
impost, assesBment or mnnioipal fine. In constitution, Wearne
V. Haynes, 13 Nev. 103.
or assessment. In statute. Craft v. Smith, 6 Vroom, 302.
or dharge* In statute, ' Re Ah Fong, 3 Sawyer,' 145.
upon property. In constitution, Straub v, Lohman, 27 Ark.
625.
costs. In order, Nichols v, Rensselaer County Ins. Co., 22
Wend. 125.
— property. City of Buffalo v, Le Couteuz, 15 N. Y. 451.
In statute, Stephens v, Schopl District, 6 Oregon, 353.
Boston Seaman's Friend Soc. v. Aldermen, 116 Mass. 181 ; Worcester
Agricultural Soc. v, Worcester, 116 Mass. 189; Worcester Co. v,
Worcester, 116 Mass. 193; United States v, R. Co., 17 Wall. 322;
Bank of Cleveland v. lola, 9 Kans. 689 ; Loan Assn. v, Topeka, 20
Wall. 655 ; Grim v, Weissenberg Dist., 57 Pa. St. 433 ; People v.
Mayor, 4 N. Y. 419; Exchange Bank v, Hines, 3 Ohio St. 1.
In constitution. Fire Department v, Helfenstein, 16 Wis. 136; Emery
V, Gas Co., 28 Cal. 345 ; Chambers v, Satterlee, 40 Cal. 497 ; Allen v,
Galveston, 51 Tex. 302.
rule of . In statute. Bond v. City of Kenosha, 17 Wis. 284.
by any law of the State. In statute. Re Mayor of New York,
1 1 Johns. 77.
Green v. Craft, 28 Miss. 70 ; Opinion of Justices, 58 Me. 590 ; Hanson
V, Vernon, 27 Iowa, 28; McPhelomy v. Solomon, 15 Ind. 189; Pierce
V, City of Boston, 3 Mete. 520; Hibb^rd v, Clark, 56 N. H. 155.
TAXES.
350
TENANT.
— Continued.
In constitution, McGee v, Mathis, 21 Ark. 41 ; Bank of Cape Fear v.
Deming, 7 Ired. (L.) 55 ; People v, Chenango, 8 N. Y. 317.
In statute, Mitchell v, Fordham, 6 B. & C. 276.
and aasessmentB. In deed, Jeffrey v, Neale, L. R., 6 C. P. 240.
ftnd other publio dues in any manner aooming. In lease.
Boiling z/. Stokes, 2 Leigh, 178 (21 Am. Dec. 606).
for that year. In statute, Allis v, Jefferson Co., 34 Ark. 307.
upon a stallion. In contract. Anderson v. Doll, 27 Cal. 607.
ordinary and yearly . In deed. Gamer v. Hannah, 6 Duer, 262.
parliamentary . In lease. Governor Christ's Hospital v. Harrold,
2 Man. & G. 715.
In plea. Whiting?/. Town of Porter, 2 Fed. Rep. 517.
TEA-KBTTLE. and lamp with its appurtenanoes. In will. Hunt v, Berkley,
Moseley Ch. 48.
CTAM. In contract, Ganson v. Madigan, i $ Wis. 145 ; Duke of Marlborough
V, Osborn, 5 B. & S. €rj.
In statute, Wilcox v, Hawley, 31 N. Y. 648; Hotchkiss v. Hoy. 41
Conn. 569 ; Elliott v, Lisbon, 57 N. H. 27 ; Conway v. Jefferson, 46
N. H. 454 ; Becker v, Becker, 47 Barb. 497 ; Morse v. Keyes, 6 How.
Pr. 18; Brown v. Davis, 16 N. Y. (S. C.) 43; Wheeler v, Crospy, S
How. Pr, 288 ; Lockwood v, Younglove, 27 Barb. 505 ; Hoyt v. Van
Alstyne, 15 Barb. 568; Eastman v, Caswell, 8 How. Pr. 75; Hart-
house V, Rikers, i Duer, 606.
— work« In contract, Duke of Marlborough v, Osborn, 5 B. & S.
67.
n statute. Hickok v, Thayer, 49 Vt. 372.
neoessary . In statute. Wheeler v. Cropsey, 5 How. Pr. 288.
TBAH8TEB.
TEACHER
TEABING.
TECHNICAL
TEIiEaBAM.
In statute. Brusie v, Griffith, 34 Cal. 302.
of common sohools. Trustees v. Simpson, 11 Ind. 520.
In statute. Price v. Powell, 3 Hurl. A N. 350; Doe v. Perks, 3 R A
Aid. 492.
mortgage. Harrison v. Annapolis, etc., R. Co., 50 Md. 510.
Attorney-General v. Edison Telephone Co., 43 L. T. (N. S.) 697.
TEIiEQRAPH. Attorney-General v. Edison Telephone Co., 43 L. T. (N. S.) 697;
O'Reilly V. Moore, 15 How. 134.
TELLER Mussey v. Eagle Bank, 9 Mete. 306.
aooldents by Are and . In lease. Thistle v. Union Forwarding
Co., 29 U. C. C. P. 76.
TEMPOR A RTTiY. In statute. State v. Strauss, 49 Md. 294.
TEN.
TENANC7.
TENAKT.
days' notioe. In statute. King v. Fisher, 4 B. & Ad. 685.
by the curtesy. Jackson v. Johnson, 5 Cow. 74 (is Am. Dec
433).
Hosford V, Ballard, 39 N. Y. 147 ; Sparkcr v. Cook, 16 N. Y. 567 ;
White V. Maynard, in Mass. 250; Queen v. Lynn, 8 Ad, & Ell. 379.
In statute. Irvine v. Adler, 44 Cal. 559; Brooks v. Hyde, 37 Cal. 366;
Clark V. Bury St. Edmunds, i C. B. (N. S.) 32 ; Birks v. Allison, 13
C. B. (N. S.) i8 ; Wyatt v, Byron, i C. B. 625.
for life. In will, Johnson v. Foulds, L. R., 5 Eq. Cas. 274.
TENANT.
351
TERM.
TENANT^ Continued.
in fee simple of rents. In statute, Prescott v, Boucher, 3 B.
& Ad. 859.
in possession. In statute, Harris v, Reynolds, 13 Cal. 514.
In statute, Rogers v, Harvey, 5 C. B. (N. S.) 1 5.
in oonunon. Ponder v. Shea, 32 Ark. 436.
TENANTS.
TENDER.
TENDBBING.
TENEMENT.
:-<;.i:4,
ITBE.
T.
Hunter v, Warner, i Wis. 141 ; Bakeman v. Pooler, 15 Wend. 637;
Smith V, Lewis, 26 Conn. no.
In constitution, Bailey v. Gentry, i Mo. 165.
In statute. Bishop v. Smedley, 2 C. B. 94.
I{eg. V. Inhabitants, 5 Q. B. 489.
In deed, Bullen v. Runnels, 2 N. H. 255 (9 Am. Dec. 55); Den v.
Woodson, I Hayw. (N. C.) 24; People v, Kelsey, 14 Abb. Pr. 372.
In statute. Dodds v, Thompson, L. R., i C. P. 133; Wadmorez/. Dear»
L. R, 7 C. P. 212 ; King v. Inhabitants, i B. & C. 580; 4 B. & Ad.
710; Fredericks v. Howie, i H. & C. 386 ; Com. v. Dam, 107 Mass.
210 ; Com. V. Ackland, 107 Mass. 211 ; Com. v. Cogan, 107 Mass. 212;
Chawner v, Cummins, 8 Q. B. 311; Water- Works Co. v. Mile End»
17 Q. B. 520; Colebroke v. Tickell, 4 Ad. &E11. 917; King v. Barker,
6 Ad. & Ell. 390; Queen v. Inhabitants, 4 B. & S. 97 ; King v. Mosley>
2 B. & C. 227 ; Sackett v. Wheaton, 17 Pick. 103; Young v. Boston^
104 Mass. 95.
block. In insurance Micy, Harrington v. Fitch burg Ins. Co.,
124 Mass. 126.
house. In deed, Musgrave v. Sherwood, 54 How. Pr. 338.
disorderly . In indictment. Com. v. Wise, 110 Mass. 181.
other . In statute, Reg. v. Nevill, 8 Q. B. 462.
house or other . In statute, Fredericks v. Howie, i H. & C. 384.
In deed. Cornish v. Cleiife, 3 H. & C. 450.
In statute. Lyndon v. Stanbridge, 2 Hurl. & N. 52 ; Barr v. Burford,
6 Blackf. 335 (38 Am. Dec. 146); King v. Manchester Water Works,
I B. & C, 632.
In will. Wright v. Denn, 10 Wheat. 204.
In indictment. Com. v. Wright, i Cush. 65 ; State v. Atkins, i Blackf.
458 ; People v. Warner, 5 Wend. 271 ; Com. v. Stevens, i Mass. 203.
In statute. Beeson v, Beeson, i Harr. 466.
and efEbot. In plea. Wright v. Clements, 3 B. & Aid. 507.
In statute. Killman v. State, 2 Tex. App. 222 (28 Am. Rep. 432).
In statute. Ex parte Herrick, 78 Ky. 32.
In deed, Williams v, Burrill, i C. B. 430; Wood v. Copper Miners'
Co., 17 C. B. 428 ; Martin v. Smith, L. R., 9 Ex. 50; Young v, Drake,
5 N. Y. 43.
In statute. Phillips v. Roe. 5 B. & Aid. 768 ; Com. v. Horner, 5 Mete.
556.
of insiiranoe. In statute. Bangs v. Skidmore, 21 N. Y. 136.
ofoffloe. Missouri, etc., R. Co. v. City of Fort Scott, 15 Kas.
476; Baker z/. Kirk, 33 Ind. 517.
of one year and an indefinite period thereafter. In lease.
Pugsley V. Aikin, 11 N. Y. 494.
of three years. In statute. Gaillard v. Gaillard, 23 Miss. 152.
TERM. 352 THEIR.
— Continued.
of yean. In statut€. Ex parte Seymour, 14 Pick. 40; Com. v.
Evans, 16 Pick. 448.
of yean not leas than ten. In statute. Bumham v. Onder-
donk» 41 N. Y. 425.
next . In statute. Com. v. Brown, 1 1 Phila. 370.
. Gracie v. Marine Ins. Co.. 8 Cranch, 7$.
oaah. Inbiil. Wellamer v. Fellows, 48 Wis. 10$; Geoige v.
Joy, 19 N. H. 544.
or oonditiona of thia policy. In insurance policy. Rokes p.
Amazon Co., 51 Md. 512.
preaoribed bylaw. In constitution. Speed v. Crawford, 3
Mete. (Ky.) 207.
Free Fishers v. Gaine, 11 C. B. (N. S.) 415
. In statute. Re Stupp, 11 Blatchf. 155.
In constitution. U. S. v. Gratiot, i McLean, 454.
In statute. Whitsett v. Forehand, 79 N. C. 230.
TE8TAJCHNT. Conklin v. Egerton, 21 Wend. 430.
TiBTAMENTABY. oapaoity. Stackhousev. Horton, 1$ N. J. (Eq.) 202; Dof-
field V. Robeson, 2 Harr. (Del.) 379 ; Sutton v. Sutton, 5 Harr.
(Del. ) 459-
eatate. In statute. Doe v. Walker, 1$ Q. B. 27.
In will. Smith v. Coffin, 2 H. Bl. 444.
expenaea. In staiMte. Penny v. Penny, 11 Ch. Div. 440.
matten. In statute. McGarry v. Smith, 22 Ohio St. 190.
TE8TIF7. aa a witneaa. In statute. Buckingham v. Bamum, 30 Conn.
. 359.
TESTOCOinr. Lindley v. Dakin, 13 Ind. 388; Downesv. Downes, 17 Ind. 95; Har-
Tey V. Smith, 17 Ind. 272; McConahat/. Carr, 18 Ind. 443.
all the — --. In bill of exceptions. Gazette Printing Co. v. Morss, 60
Ind. 153.
money. Roberts ^. Short, i Tex. 373.
THAT. ' Roberts v. Opdyke. 40 N. Y. 259.
efBM>t. In statute. Drew v. Smith, 38 Cal. 325.
THE. Stead v. Carey, i C. B. 510.
dhnroh. In will. Ayres v. Weed, 16 Conn. 290.
— * foreign trade. In statute. Russell v. U. S., 15 Blatchf. 28.
party. In statute. Noyes v. Children's Aid Soc., 70 N. Y. 4B1.
proaeoutor. In statutt. IT. S. v. Sandford, i Cranch C. C. 323-
right. In statute. Bradley v. South Carolina Phosphate Co^ i
Hughes, 72.
THEATBS. Lee v. State. 56 Ga. 477.
THEBT. Quitzow v. State, i Tex. (App.) 65; Harbenger v. State. 4 Tex.
(App.) 26 ; Harris v. State. 2 Tex. (App.) 102 ; Reed v. State, 8 Tex.
(App.) 40; Shipworth v. State, 8 Tex. (App.) 138; Simes v. Stote,S
Tex. (App.) 406.
loaa by . In insurance policy. Webb v. Protection Ins. Co., U
Mo. 5.
People V. Nichols, 52 N. Y. 478.
:i:^i;
THEIR. 353 THEREFOR.
:i^f:
— Continued.
In statute. Sands v. Delafield, 2 Paine» 49.
In will. Sargent v. Brown, 6 Mete. /^ ^
Ibur story stons and briok building. In insurance policy.
Gaylord v, Lamar Ins. Co., 40 Mo. 13.
treight. In bill of lading, Noyes v, Campbell, 29 Vt. 79.
hands. In declaration, Walbridge v. Arnold, 21 Conn. 425.
legal Tepreaentatives. In will, Strob*s Appeal, 20 Pa. St. 349.
xepxesentatives. In statute, Bloxam v, Elsee, 6 B. & C. 177.
at daalih. In will, Wiils v. Wills, L. R., 20 Eq. Cas. 342.
THEM. In wUl, Sargent v. Bourne. 6 Mete. 49.
THEET. Queen v, Brownlow, 11 Ad. & Ell. 127.
In plea. Stead v. Foyer, i 0. B. 787 ; Thornton v. Jenyns, i Man. &
G. 190.
In statute, Apotheearies' Co. v, Roby, $ B. ft Aid. 949.
In will, Bullock v, Downes, 9 H. L. Cas. i ; Gray v, Bridgeforth, 33
Miss. 312 ; Dove v. Torr, 128 Mass. 38.
and in fhat case. In deed, Pintard v, Irwin, 20 N. J. (L.) 497 ;
Ash V, Coleman, 24 Barb. 645.
In wUL Chison v, Williams, 29 Mo. 288 ; Jossitti v, McGregor, 49
Md.-202.
«
and there. In indictment. State v, Hayes, 24 Mo. 358 ; State
V. Reaky, i Mo. (App.) 6 ; State v. Flay, 2 Brevard, 338 (^ Am. Dec.
338); Daviesz'. King, 10 B. &C. 90; Com.t/. Butteriek, 106 Mass. 12.
In bond. Morris v, Matthews, 2 Q. B. 297.
be deadt In will. Martin v, Holgate, L. R., i H. L. Cas. 175.
elapsed. In statute, Henniker v. Turner, 4 B.'& C. 159.
existing. In will. Rose v, McHose, 26 Mo. 590.
heirs at law. In will, Strob's Appeal, 20 Pa. St 349,
In will, Heasman v, Pearse, L. R., 11 Eq. Cas. 522;
Cooper V, MacDonald, L. R, 16 Eq. Cas. 258.
next. In deed, Tompkins v, Corwin, 9 Cow. 255,
she shall at their maturity. In will. Rose v, McHose, 26
Mo. 59a
surviving and remaining. In statute. King v, Devonshire, i
B. &C. 618..
THJUiGE. westerly to the road. Goodeno v, Hutchinson, 54 N. H. 159.
TJbLKM GEFOBTH. Farrar v. Billing, 2 B. & Aid. 176.
TUKBTCE-FOBWABD. In statute. Queen v. Inhabitants, 15 Q. B. 43.
In statute, Cureton v. Queen, i B. & S. 218.
afterwards oontinning his said assault. In plea. Benson v.
Swift, 2 Mass. 50.
TFBIESKEiABOXTTS. In will, Jackson v, Zimmerman, 2 Caines, 146.
TH K"igAli"l'M».. In statute. State v, Daley, 29 Conn. 272; Bry v. Woodruff, 13 La.
558.
mill built. In statute, Webb v. Com. 2 Leigh, 721.
In statute. King v. St. Andrew, 10 B. & C. 745 ; re Jackson, i B. ft
C. 271 ; Atkinson v, Raleigh, 3 Q. B. 79.
In deed. Bean v, Atwater, 4 Conn. 3 (10 Am. Dee. 91).
45
THEREFORE.
354
THIRDS.
THEBEFORE. In warrant. Levy v. Moylan» lo C. B. 209.
THEBETETBEFOBE. mentioiied. In will. Nan nock z/. Horton. 7 Ves. 391.
THEBSOF. In deed. Perry v, Davis, 3 C. B. (N. S.) 776.
In ordinance. City of Baltimore v, Hughes, i Gill. & J. 480 (19 Am.
Dec. 243).
In insurance policy, Ames v, Fostor, 106 Mass. 400.
In statute. Railroad v, Briggs, 2 Zab. 623.
briok tenement . In deed. Wise v. Darby, 9 Mo. 135.
*|V
THEY.
: • • :^
THZEVESr
THINa.
adjoining. In will. Josh v. Josh, 5 C. B. (N. S.) 465.
belonging. In will. Doe v, Langton, 2 B. & Ad. 681 ; Josh v.
Josh. 5 C. B. (N» S.) 465.
THEBEUPON. Bean v, Ayers, 67 Me. 482.
In plea, Derecourt v, Corbichley, 5. El. & Bl. 188 ; Atkinson v, Raleigh,
3 Q. B. 79; Brown v, Mallett, 5 C. B. 600; Improved Soap Co.v.
Cooper, 8 C. B. (N. S.) 814; Deunebey v, Woodson, 100 Mass. 19$;
Bean v, Ayers, 67 Me. 482.
THEBEWTFH. In statute, Capell v. Aston, 8 C. B. 5.
outrages. In offer of reward. Freeman v. City of Boston, S
Mete. 58.
if leave no ohildren. In will. Doe v, Knowles, i B. & Ad. 327.
Fausett v. Clark, 48 Md. 494.
In libel, Thompson v, Bernard, i Camp. 48.
In bill of lading, Taylor v, Liverpool Steam Co., L. R., 9 Q. R S4^ ;
Spinette v. Atlas Steam Co., 14 Hun, 100.
In insurance policy, American Ins. Co. v, Bryan, 26 Wend. 563 (37
Am. Dec. 278) ; i Hill, 25 ; Atlantic Ins. Co. v, Storrow, 5 Paige,
292.
done in pnxBuanoe of thia act. In statute. Edge v, Parker. 8
B. & C. 697.
patented. In statute. Day v. Union India Rubber Co., 3
Blatchf. 504 ; McClurg v, Kingsland, i How. 202.
In will. Stuart v, Bute, i Dow. 73 ; 11 Ves. 666.
in action. In statute. Re Jackson, L. R., 12 Eq. Cas. 354; Dry
Dock Bank v, Ins. Co., 3 N. Y. 344.
necessary for the cultiyation of a ifeinn. In statute, Hennan
V, Perkins, 52 Miss. 813 ; Cook v, Ligon, 54 Miss. 368; Wright v.
Walton, 56 Miss. i«
all whatsoever, whether real or personal. In deecL Ingell v.
Nooney, 2 Pick. 362 (13 Am. Dec. 434).
as he may best. . In deed, Cassidy v. Cook, 99 111. 385.
if he shall fit. In statute. Ex parte Ramsay, 18 Q. B. 174.
parties. Morrison v, Trudean, i Mart. (N. S.) 384.
persons. In statute. Griffin v, Wertz, 2 Bradwell, 487 ; Teh-
macher v. Thompson, 18 Cal. 11 ; Leese v. Clark, 18 Cal. 535 ; De
Arguello v. Greer, 26 Cal. 615 ; Beard v, Federy, 3 Wall. 479.
any person. In statute, Fosdick v. Schall, 99 U. S. 235,
In will. Baker v. Red, 4 Dana, 158.
>'8 . In will. Horsey v. Horsey, i Houst 438 ; O'Hara v.
THINGHSI.
THINK.
• 1:41
THEEtDED.
THIRDS.
Dever, 2 Abb. Pr. (N. S.) 418.
THIRTY.
355
TIMBERS.
THIBTY. days' public notioe. In deed. German Bank v. Stumpf, 6 Mo.
(App.) 17.
THOBOTTGHFABE. nearest public . In statute. Coulbert v, Troke, i Q. B.
Div. I.
THOXTSAND. In lease. Smith v, Wilson, 3 B. & Ad. 729.
THBEAD. laoes. /// statute. Arthur v. Lahey, 6 Otto, 113; Steegman 2^.
Maxwell, 3 Blatchf. 366 ; Lottimer v, Laurence, i Blatchf. 614.
In statute. Com. v. Murphy, 12 Allen, 449.
THKBATENED. Hext v. Gill, L. R., 7 Ch. App. 700.
with an attack. In statute, Polk v. State, 62 Ala. 239.
THBEAt JfiH JLJM a. letter. People v. Griffin, 2 Barb. 427.
THBEATS.
THBOAT.
nrr
THBOWir.
■ :i:h:
In indictment. Jones v. State, 10 Tex. (App.) 552.
In statute. Hamilton v. State, 11 Tex. (App.) 119; Wood v. Bowron,
7 B. & S. 942.
or intimidation. In statute, Walshby v. Auly, 3 El. & El. 523.
disease. In insurance policy. Eisner v. Guardian Ins. Co., 3
* Cent. L. J. 302.
eleyators. ' In statute. Gill v. Cacy, 49 Md. 243.
without transfer. In bill of lading, Robinson v. Merchants'
Dispatch Trans. Co., 45 Iowa, 470 ; Stewart v. Merchants' Dispatch
Trans. Co., 47 Iowa, 229.
privilege to pass and repass said lot of land . In deed. Choate
V. Burnham, 7 Pick. 274.
into bankruptcy* Wilcox v, Toledo, etc., R. Co., 45 Mich. 280.
lottery • In statute. Freleigh v. State, 8 Mo. 606.
In statute. Allaire v. Howell Works Co., 14 N. J. (L.) 21.
lands. In statute. People v. Davidson, 30 Cal. 379 ; Randell v.
Fay, 32 Cal. 354; Walker v. State Harbor Comm'rs, 17 Wall. 648;
Walker v. Marks, 2 Sawyer, 1 52.
— water. Attorney-General v. Woods, 108 Mass. 439 ; Com. v. Vin-
cent, 108 Mass. 447.
Vigar V. Dudman, L. R., 6 C. P. 470 ; L. R., 7 C. P. 72.
In order of court. Bruce v. Reed, 16 Barb. 352; Dawkins v. Wagner, 3
Dowl. P. C. 535.
paid. In note, Pittman v. Barrett, 34 Mo. 84.
the payment Jof said(note. In deed. Johnston v. Morrow, 60
Mo. 339.
Jackson v. Brownson, 7 Johns. 234.
In contract. Nash z/.'Drisco, 51 Me. 417 ; Hunter v. Hunter, 17 Barb.
25.
In statute. U. S. v. Schuler, 6 McLean, 28 ; Com. v. Noxon, 121 Mass.
42 ; King v. Inhabitants, i B. & C. 379.
In will. Newdegate v, Newdegate, 2 CI. & F. 601.
and other trees. In deed. Legh v, Heald, i B. & Ad. 625.
fbr building. In deed. Livingston v. Ten Broeck, 16 Johns. 14
(8 Am. Dec. 287).
wood and trees. Com. v. Noxon, 121 Mass. 42.
and lumber of all kinds. In treaty, U. S. v. Hathaway, 4
Wall. 404 ; U. S. V, Quimby, 4 Wall. 408.
^IME. 356 TO.
aforoitid. In degd. Sanborn v. Chamberlin, 101 Mass. 409.
of the bftakniptoy. In statuU, Re May, 7 Ben. 238.
of the iajiiry. In staiuii. A. B. v, C. B., 34 N. J. (Eq.) 44.
at any . in statute. Heston v, St. Bridges, i El. & BL 583.
at any hereafter. In contract. Bridges v. Potts, 17 C. B. (N. S.)
at the . In statute, Btssell v. Balcom, 39 N. Y. 275.
at the of exeoutiaff thia my last will. In will. Soottv.
Guernsey, 60 Barb. 163.
at the of her death. In will. Doe v. Prevost, 4 Johns. 61 (4
Am. Dec. 249).
at the pay. In statute. Hunter v. Wetzell, 84 N. Y. 549.
at all . In statute. Re Dale, 1 1 Blatchl 500.
In statute. Le Couteur v. R. Co., 6 B. & S. 968.
TDT. plates. In statute. May v. Simmons, 4 Fed. Rep. 502.
teme . In statute. Brice v. Murphy, 10 Blatchf. 231.
TixvjrOIIi. or its eqniyalents. In decree. Poppenhausen v. New York
Gutta Percha Comb Co., 4 Blatchf. 254.
TZPFIanfO-HOTTSR Roop v. People, 47 111. 327 ; Patten v. Centralia, 47 IlL 370.
TITHS8. In statute. King v. Lacy. $ B. & C. 708-
TITLB. Bowman v. Sheldon, 5 Sandf. 657.
In contract. Jones v, Gardner, 10 Johns. 266.
In insurance policy. Merrill v. Ins. Co., 73 N. T. 452 ; Springfield Ins.
Co. V. Allen, 43 N. Y. 389.
Li statute. Rodgers v. Palmer, 33 Conn. 155 ; Davila v. Munfoid, 24
How. 214; Reg. V. Everett, 1 £1. & BL 276^
and interest in fbotory and mills. In wiU. Clark v. Ander-
son, 13 Bush, III.
of the aotion. In statute. Clickman v. Cllckman, i N. Y. 611.
to any toll. Injtmtut^. Hunt v. R. Co., 10 C. B. 900.
- to land. In statute. Arrington v. Liscom, 34 Cal. 365 ; Gregoiy
V. KanoQse. 11 N. J. (L.) 62 ; Ehle v. Quackenbos» 6 Hill, 537.
to real estate. In statute. Campfield v. Johnson, i Zab.83;
Young V. Freeman, 3 Green, 30.
, right, privilege or imnunity. In statute. Long v. Convene,
\ Otto, 105.
abstract of . In contract. Sharland v. Leifchild, 4 C. B. 537.
change take plaee in • In insurance policy^ Commercial Ins.
Co. V. Scammon, 102 111. 46.
indefeasible in fee simple such as the State makes. In deed.
Keely v. Bradford, 3 Bibb, 317 (6 Am. Dec 656).
shall be expressed in the . In constitution. People v. Briggs,
50 N. Y. 553 ; re Mayor, 50 N. Y. 504; People v. Allen, 42 N. Y, 404;
Grordon v. Cornes, 47 N. Y. 608 ; Sun Mut. Ins. Co. v. Mayor, 8 K.
Y. 240 ; Brewster v. City of Syracuse, 19 N. Y. 116; City of Kansas
V. Payne, 71 Mo. 162 ; State v. Mead, 71 Mo. 266; re Goode» 3 Mo-
(App.) 229 ; City of St. Louis v. Green, 7 Mo. (App.) 468.
TITULO. De Haro v. U. S.. 5 Wall. 600.
TO. Delorme v. Ferk, 24 Wis. 202.
In deed. Wells v. Iron Co.. 48 N. H. 493.
TO.
357
TONNAGE.
TO — Coniinued.
TOBAOOO.
TOa]
: I :h :
Tou:..
TOir.
TOIOTAOS.
In statute, Hazelhurst v. Freeman, (2 Ga. 244 ; Bradley t^. Rea, 13 Me.
198; Moses V. Pittsburg, etc., R. Co., 21 III. 516.
aooonnt. tn contract. Cushman v, Richards, 100 Mass. 232.
and amongBt. In will. Doe v. Alchin, 2 B. & Aid. 124.
and from the Illinoia shore. In contract, Wiggins' Ferry Co.
V, Chicago, etc., R Co., 5 Mo. (App.) 347.
be paid. In due bill, Ubsdell v, Cunningham, 22 Mo. 124.
bequeath to. In will. Nelson v. Combs, 3 Harr. 27.
or from the port. In statute. The Maria, L. R., i Adm. ft Ecc.
353.
pay. In order, Terry v. City of Milwaukee, 1 5 Wis. 492.
R street. In city ordinance, Schumacker v, Tiberman, 56 Cal.
510.
the bank. In deed, Thomas v. Hatch, 3 Sumner, 179.
interest July 26. In promissory note, Stearns v. Sweet, 78 111.
446.
kno'wn — ^—
— . In indictment. Com. v. Griffin, 105 Mass. 17$.
Portland Boston. In railway ticket. Keeley v. B. ft M. R. R.
67 Me. 163.
pressing, no manufiusturing. In insurance policy. Sims v.
State Ins. Co., 47 Mo. 54.
with. Annandale v. Brazier, 5 B. ft Aid. 69.
living . In statute, Maull v. State, 37 Ala. i6a
written . In statute, Jones v. State, 50 Ind. 473.
Pennsylvania Coal Co. v. Delaware, etc., Canal Co., 29 Barb. 589 ; i
Keyes, 72.
In constitution. Brown v. Rice, $2 Cal. 489.
In deed, Lockwood v. Wood, 6 Q. B. 31.
In statute. Pegler v, Monmouthshire R. Co., 6 Hurl, ft N. 650 ; Pryce
V, R. Co., 4 App. Cas. 197; Lake Superior, etc., R. Co. v. U. S.» 3
Otto, 442 ; Reg. v, Everett, i El. ft Bl. 276.
immediate . Hollingworth v. State, 29 Ohio St. 552.
In statute, Barnes v. White, i C. B. 213.
In statute, Caswell v. Cook, 11 C. R (N. S.) 649.
Weber v, Fegely, 29 Pa. St 27 ; Roberts v, Opdyke, 40 N. Y. 259,
In contract. The Miantinomi, 3 Wall. Jr. 50; Many v, Beekman Iron
Co., 9 Paige, 188.
In statute. Green v, Moffelt, 22 Mo. 529.
Thwing V, Great Western Ins. Co., 103 Mass. 406.
In insurance policy. Beck v. Phoenix Ins. Co., 16 Hun, 344.
In statute, Inman Steam Co. v. Tucker, 4 Otto, 241.
duty of . In constitution. North Western Packet Co. v, St.
Paul, 3 Dill. 454 ; Packet Co. v, Keokuk, 5 Otto, 80 ; Cannon v.
New Orleans, 20 Wall. 577 ; Steamship Co. v, Portwardens, 6 Wall.
31; State Tonnage Tax Cases, 12 Wall. 204; Cooley v. Board of
Wardens, 12 How. 299; Inman Steamship Co. v. Tucker, 94 U. S.
238 ; The North Cape, 6 Biss. 505 ; Alexander v, Wilmington, etc.,
R Co., 3 Strobh. 594; Keokuk v, Keokuk Packet Co., 45 lo^"^
196 ; Lott V, Collector, 43 Ala. 578.
TONS
358
TOW.
TONS.
TOOK.
TOOLS.
TOBIOSNT.
TOBT.
TOBTUBB.
TOTAL.
TOUCH.
TOUCHING.
TOW.
about 500 . In contract. Bourne t/. Seymour, 16 C. R 35a
the oatli in suoh case reqiiired by the act of CongreM. In
certificate. Com. v. Towles, 5 Leigh (Va.), 743.
In insurance policy, Lovewell v. West. Ins. Co., 124 Mass. 418.
In statute. Patten v. Smith, 4 Conn. 450 (10 Am. Dec. 166) ; Tanner
V, Billings, 18 Wis. 164; Batchelder v, Shapleigh, 10 Me. 135 (25
Am. Dec. 213); Wilkinson v. Alley, 45 N. H. 551; Spooncr v.
Fletcher, 3 Vt. 133 (21 Am. Dec. 579) ; Kilbum v. Denning, 2 Vt.
404 (21 Am. Dec. 543 note) ; Lenoir v. Weeks, 20 Ga. 596; Daily v.
May, 5 Mass. 313; Danforth t^. Woodward, 10 Pick. 423; Robinson's
Case, 3 Abb. Pr. 466 ; Bitting v, Vanderburgh, 17 How. Ft. 80;
Garrett v, Patchin, 29 Vt. 248.
implements, ixistroments and peraonal property whatao-
ever. In statute. U. S. v. Thirty-three Barrels of Spirits, i Abb.
U. S. 313.
neoooaary for hia trade or oooupation. In statute. Danfoitb
V, Woodward, 10 Pick. 423 (20 Am. Dec. 531) ; Pierce v. Gray, 7
Gray, 69.
— ofamedhanic. In statute, Whitcorab v, Reid, 31 Miss. 567;
Buckingham v. Billings, 13 Mass. 82; Howard v, Williams, 2 Pick.
80 ; Goddard v. Chaffee, 2 Allen, 395 ; Grimes v, Bryne, 2 Minn. 89.
— or implements. In statute, Cutts v. Ward, 8 R & S. 287.
— used in maWng aerges. In statute. Rex v. Hill, i Russ. k Ry.
483.
medhanioal
In statute, Mazon v, Perrott, 17 Mich. 332.
of a tradesman. In statute, Richey t/. McCauley,
4 Pa. St. 471.
working . In statute, Healy v, Bateman, 2 R. L454; Ford v.
Johnson, 34 Barb. 364.
or torture. In statute. Stage Horse Cases, 15 Abb. Pr. (N.
S.) 15.
Philadelphia, etc., R. Co. v, Phil., etc.. Steam Co., 23 How. 209.
fbunded on . In statute, Pontifez v, R. Co., 3 Q. B. Div. 27.
In statute. State v, Pugh, 1 5 Mo. 509.
loss. In insurance policy, Wallerstein v, Columbian Ins. Co., 3
Robt. $28 ; Singleton v, Boone Ins. Co., 45 Mo. 250 ; Rhinelander
V, Ins. Co., 4 Cranch, 41; Alexander v, Ins. Co., 4 Cranch, 370:
Ins. Co. V, Fogarty, 19 Wall. 640; Co(>elin v, Ins. Co., 9 Wall. 461 :
Livermore v. Marine Ins. Co., i Mass. 264; Williams v. Hartford
Ins. Co., 54 Cal. 422; Patapsco Ins. Co. v, Southgate, 5 Pet. 604;
Marcardier v, Ins. Co., 8 Cranch, 40; Smith v. Universal Ins. Co., 6
Wheat. 176; Dixon v. Reed, 5 B. & Aid. 598; Navone v, Haddon, 9
C. B. 42 ; Moss V, Smith, 9 C. R 94 ; Irving v. Manning, i H. L.
Cas. 287 ; Allen v, Sugrue, 8 B. & C. 564.
loss only. In insurance policy, Willard v. Millers & Man. Ins.
Co., 24 Mo. 561 ; Adams v, Mackenzie, 13 C. R (N. S.) 444-
liberty to at. In marine policy, Maryland Ins. Co. v, Le Roy.
7 Cranch, 26 ; U. S. v. The Paul Sherman, Pet C. C. 104 ; Stitt v.
Warden, i Esp. 610.
or oonoeming the last-mentioned judgment. In statmu.
Solomon v, Graham, 5 El. & Bl. 324.
— and assist vessels. In bill of lading, Stuart v, British, etc..
Steam Co., 32 L. T (N. S.) 257.
TO WAGE.
359
TRADE .
TOWAGIS.
TOWABD.
TOWABD8.
TOWN.
TO^
:Kti:
Baker v. Hemenway, 2 Lowell, 501 ; The H. B. Foster, Abb. Adm. 222.
insulting language a female relation. ^In statute, Hudson v.
State, 6 Tex. (App.) 565.
and unto. In indictment. King v. Marchioness, 4 Ad. & Ell.
232.
In contract, Steyer v, Dwyer, 31 Iowa, 20.
In statute. State v. Common Council, 20 Wis. 90 ; State v, Gold-
stucker, 40 Wis. 124; Beaudette v. Fond du Lac, 40 Wis. 44; Kitt-
ridge v, Milwaukee, 26 Wis. 44 ; Gates v, McDaniel, 2 Stew. (Ala.)
211 (19 Am. Dec. 49); Holmes v. Mayor of Jersey City, 12 N. J.
(Eq.) 299; Peck v, Weddell, 17 Ohio St. 271 ; Rafter z/. Sullivan, 13
Abb. Pr. 262 ; State v, Glennon, 3 R. L 276 ; Truax v. Pool, 46 Iowa,
256 ; Comm'rs v, McGarrin, 6 Daly, 349 ; Harris v, Shyrock, 82 III.
119 ; Murray z/.Menefee, 20 Ark. 561 ; Milarkey v, Foster, 6 Oregon,
378; Queen v. Cattle, 16 Q. B. 412; Collier v. Worth, i Ex. Div.
464 ; Smith v. Sherry, 50 Wis., 210 ; Chicago, etc., R. Co. v. Oconto,
50 Wis. 189 (36 Am. Rep. 840).
olerk. In statute, .Rafler v, Sullivan, 13 Abb. Pr. 362.
oommiaaioners. In statute. Shaver v, Comm., 68 N. C. 291.
— corporate. In statute. Brown v, Nicholson, 5 C. B. (N. S.)
478.
— hotuie. In statute, French v. Inhabitants, 3 Allen, 9.
-^ meeting. In statute, Chicago, etc., R. Co. v, Mallory, loi 111.
583.
order. Emery v, Mariaville, 56 Me. 315.
or village. In statute, Flinn v. State, 24 Ind. 286.
pound* Wooley v. Inhabitants, 2 Cush. 305.
way. In statute. Black stone v, Gom'rs, 108 Mass. 69.
In contract, Jackson Township v. Home Ins. Co., 54 Ind. 184.
In statute. Re Borough of Frackville, 94 Pa. St. 56.
In constitution. Rice v, Ruddiman, 10 Mich. 125.
In statute, Boston & Alb., etc., R. Co. v. President, etc., of Greenbush*
52 N. Y. 510.
In deed, Edwards v, Derrickson, 28 N. J. (L.) 31.
In deed. Doe v. Bird, 2 Ad. & Ell. 161.
In statute, Bk. v, Wilson, 3 Ex. Div. 108 ; King v. Mayor, 7 B. & C.
630 ;' Speak «/. Powell, L. R., 9 Ex. 25; The Nymph, Ware, 257 ; i Sum-
ner, 516; Atwood V, DeForest, 19 Conn. 513; Whitcomb v, Reid,
31 Miss. 567; Higginson z/. Pomeroy, 11 Mass. 104.
adventure or oonoem. In statute, Ryhope Coal Co. v. Foyer,
7 Q. B. Div. 485.
as aforesaid. In statute. King v. Turner, 4 B. & Aid. 515 ; Dean
V, King, 4 B. & Aid. 518.
of merchandise between merchant and merchant. In statute,
Murray v. Coster, 20 Johns. 576.
or business. In statute, Wallace v, Bartlett, 108 Mass. 52.
other than that for which she is licensed. In statute. The
Two Friends, i Gall. 118.
act izgurious to or commerce. In statute. People v, Fisher,
14 Wend. 9 (28 Am. Dec. 501).
TRADE.
360
TRANSACTIONS.
TBADB— Continued.
implements of a debtor's
93 (26 Am. Rep. 430).
in their late or present —
856.
persona seeking their —
statute, Cobb v, Symonds, 5 B. & Aid. 518.
nseftil . In will, Dandridge v, Custis, 2 Peters, 370.
— . In statute, Enscoez/. Dunn,44Cono.
-• In deed, Calvert v. Reid, 10 R & C.
or living by buying and selling. In
TBADSJiABX
using the of merohaadiae. In statute, Wakeman v, Hoyt, $
Law Rep. 307.
Hembold v, Hembold Manufacturing Co., 53 How. Pr. 453 ; New-
man V, Alvord, 51 N. Y. 189 ; Oilman v. Hunnewell, 122 Mass. 139;
Osgood V, Allen, i Holmes, 185 ; Feigoson v. Daval Mills, 7 Phila.
253 ; Oandee v. Deere, 54 111- 439 ; Delaware v. Hudson Canal Co.,
13 Wall. 311 ; Trade*Mark Cases, 100 U. S. 82; Burke v, CassiD,4$
Cal. 457 ; Hall i^. Barrows, 33 L. J. (Eq.) 204; Leather Cloth Go. v.
American Cloth Co., 35 L. J. 53 ; Filley v, Fassett, 44 Mo. 168 ;
Moorman v, Hope, 2 Sa^er, 86.
L% statute, Newland v. Bell, Holt N. P. 222 ; King v. Turner, 4 R &
Aid. 515 ; Dean v. King, 4 B. & Aid. 518; King v, Siramonds, i H.
L. Cas. 754; re Ryan, 2 Sawyer, 417; State v, Chadboum, 80 N. C.
479 (30 Am. Rep. 94) ; re Smith, 2 Lowell, 69 ; re Wood, 7 Bank
Reg. 126.
any bona flde . In mortgage. May v, Sloan, loi U. S. 231.
In statute. Re Merritt, 7 Fed. Rep. 853 ; re Stickney, 5 Dill. 91 ; re
Cote, 2 Lowell, 374 ; Queen v. Cleworth, 4 B. & S. 927 ; The Cocks,
3 Ben. 260.
merdhant or . In statute. Re Stickney, 5 Dill. 94; re Wood-
ward, 8 Ben. 565 ; re Newman, 3 Ben. 22 ; re Marston, 5 Ben. 313;
re Garrison, 5 Ben. 430.
The Rapid, 8 Cranch, 162.
oorporation. Adams v, Boston, etc., R. Co., i Holmes, 50.
establishment. In statute, Kent v, Astley, 10 R & S. 802.
or dealing. In statute. Smith v, Hurrell. 10 B. & C. 543.
or other publio company. In statute. Re Griffith, 12 Ch.
Div. 655.
person going firom town to town. In statute, Manson v.
Hope, 2 B. & S. 498.
voyage. Brown v, Jones, 2 Gall. 477.
^in. In statute, Clifford v. State, 29 Wis. 329.
TBAINJLNO-FTBLD. to be used [as a forever. In statute, Wellington v.
Petitioners, 16 Pick. %^ (26 Am. Dec. 631).
— all business. In statute, Hogg v, Snaith, i Taunt. 351.
TBABnra.
TBAPFIC.
TRANSACfT. —
TRANSACTION. King?/. Pinsoneault, L. R., 6 P. C. C. 245.
In statute, Ritchie v, Hayward, 71 Mo. 560; Barhyte v. Hughes.
33 Barb. 320 ; Brewin v. Short, 5 El. & Bl. 230.
or oommimioation. In statute, Hier v. Grant, 47 N. Y. 278.
or statement by a deoeased person. Tisdale v. Max-
well, 58 Ala. 405 ; Miller v. Clay, 57 Ala. 162.
TRANSACTIONS. In statute, Lackington v, Elliott, 7 Man. & G. S44 : Scarborough
V. Smith, 18 Kas. 399.
TRANSACTIONS. 361 ' , TRAVELING.
TBANaACnONS — Continued.
witli or statement by a deceased party In statute, Bennett
v. Frary, 55 Tex. 145.
TBANSGBIFT. In statute, U. S. v, Patterson, Gilpin, 44.
TRANSFER. In insurance policy. Batchelor v. People's Ins. Co., 4o];Conn. 56 ;
Waterbury Savings Bk. v, Lawler, 46 Conn. 243.
In plea, Montague v. King, 37 Miss. 441.
In statute. Waterbury Savings Bk. v. Lawler, 46 Conn. 243 ; Copeland
V, R. Co., 6 El. & Bl. 284.
or change of title. In insurance policy, Dreslerz/. ^Etna Ins.
Co., 18 Mo. 128,
TRANSFERABLE. at the bank. In certificate. Williams v. Mechanics' Bk.,
S Blatchf. 61.
not . In railroad ticket, Cody v. Central Pacific R. Co., 4
Sawyer, 117.
TBANSFEBBinD. to be . In will. Player v, Nichote, i B. & C. 344.
or changed. In insurance policy. Starkweather v, Cleveland
Ins. Co., 2 Abb. (U. S.) 68.
TRANSFERS. In statute. Sands v. Hill, 55 N. Y. 18.
TRANSIENT. person. In statute, Goodell v. Mount Holly, 51 Vt 423.
TRANSITORY. aoUoa. Mostyn v, Pabrigas, i Smith's L. C. 1024; Mason v.
Warner, 31 Mo. 99S; Henwood v, Cheeseman, 3 S. & R. 500;
Livingston v, Jefferson, i Brock. 203; Greeley v, Stillson, 27 Mich.
153; Jones V, Pemberton, 7 N.J. (L.) 350; Smith v. Bull, 17 Wend.
323 ; Barney v, Burnstenbinder, 64 Barb. 212 ; Illinois, etc., R. Co.
V, Swearengen, 33 111. 289 ; Lewis v, Martin, 2 Day, 263.
In statute, Pearce «/. Atwood, 13 Mass. 324; Eames v, Carlisle, 3 N.
H. 130.
TRANSPORT. Shrewsbury v, U. S., 18 Wall. 664 ; White v. Tug, 6 Cal. 470.
In statute, U. S. v, Sheldon, 2 Wheat. 119.
TRANSPORTATION. Council Bluffs v. Kansas City R. Co., 45 Iowa, 338.
In statute, Bullpck v, Dodds, 2 B. & Aid. 264.
company. In statute. Columbus Conduit Co. v. Com., 90 Pa.
St. 307.
TRAVELED. place. In statute, Whitaker v. Boston, etc., R. Co.. 7 Gray, 98.
TRAVELER. In statute, O'Connell v, Lewiston, 65 Me. 34 ; Hardy v. Keene, 52 N.
H. 370 ; Leslie v. Lewiston, 62 Me. 468 ; McCarthy v, Portland, 67
Me. 167 ; McDougallT/. Salem, no Mass. 21 ; Britton v. Inhabitants,
107 Mass. 347 ; Blodgett v. City of Boston, 8 Allen, 237 ; Peache
V, Colman» L, R., i C. P. 233 ; i Uarr. & Ruth. 393 ; Atkinson v.
Sellers, 5 C. B. (N. S.) 445 ; Taylor v, Humphreys, 10 C. B. (N. S.)
430; McDougall V, Salem, no Mass. 21.
TRAVELERS. In statute. Taylor 2/. Humpkins, 17 C. B. (N. S.) 539; Portsmouth
Bridge Co. v. Nance, 6 Man. & G. 233.
TBAVSLZNG. In statute. White v. Beazley, i B. & Aid. 170 ; Ramsden v. Gibbs,
I B. & C. 326 ; Gholson v. State, 53 Ala. 521 ; Baker v. State, 49
Ala. 350 ; Eslava v. State, 49 Ala. 355 ; Locketti/. State, 47 Ala. 42 ;
Coker v. State, 63 Ala. 96 ; Hardy v, Keene, 52 N. H. 370 ; Clark v.
Com., 4 Pick. 125 ; Cummings v. Centre Harbor, 57 N. H. 17.
or eettingotitonajoimiey. In statute. Gholson v. State, 53
Ala. SI9-
46
TRA VELING.
362
TRIAL
TRAyVLING^ Continued
TBSA80N.
TBBASUBY.
« TBJBATIB8.
TBJBATY.
upon a highway. Lt s/a/uU. Cummings v. Center Harbor, $7
N. H. 18.
while by publio or private oonyeyanoes. Ik tucident policy.
Northup V, R. P. Ass. Co.. 43 N. Y. 516.
In statute, O'Connell v, Lewiston, 65 Me. 34.
Charge to grand jury, 2 Wall. Jr. 124; U. S. v. Pryor, 3 Wash. C. C-
235 ; U. S. V, Bollman, i Cranch C. C. 373 ; U. S, v, Hanway, 2 Wall.
Jr. 199; Short ridge v. Mason, i A.bb. (U. S.) 58 ; U. S. v, Greathouse,
4 Sawyer, 464.
fblony or other crime. In constitution. Commonwealth of
Ky. V, Dennison, 24 How. 66.
for the time being. In note, Tunnis v, Williams, 3 Q- B. 413.
the , In constitution, Straub v. Lohman, 27 Ark. 625.
oases ari^ring under . In constitution. Owings v, Norwood,
5 Cranch, 344.
Holmes v, Jennison, 14 Peters, 572.
Idol V, Jones, 2 Dev. (L.) 162.
Jenney v. Brook, 6 Q. B. 330.
In statute. Rex v, Taylor, z Russ. ft Ry. 373.
woods, ooppioOy wood-grounds of what kind or growth
soever. In deed, Windham v. Way, 4 Taunt. 316.
timber and other . In deed, Bullen v. Denning, 5 B. & C. 847.
Beardslee v. French, 7 Conn. 12$ (18 Am. Dec 125) ; Dexter v. Cole, 6
Wis. 319; Juando v, Taylor, 2 Paine, 652.
\In statute. State v. Hart, 7 Mo. 321 ; U. S. v, Flanakin, Hempst 30 :
Ten Eyck v, Runk. 31 N. J. (L.) 428; Blood v, Kemp, 4 Pick. 171.
on the oase. Farrow v, Hague, 3 H. & C. 109.
In statute, Humiston v. Smith. 22 Conn. 23.
Anderson v, Pennie, 32 Cal. 265 ; U. S. v, Curtis, 4 Mason, 232 ; Jenks
V, State, 39 Ind. i.
In statute. Stone v. Sargent, 129 Mass. 503 ; Piatt v, Sauk Co. Bk., 17
Wis. 226 ; Gordon v, Scott, 3 Pittsb. 109 ; Allaire v. Lee, 1 Abb. Pr.
125 ; Mygatt v, Wilcox, 35 How. Pr. 410 ; Reg. v, Faderman, Temp.
6 Mew. 293 ; Reg. v. Clements, Temp. & Mew. 580.
anew. In statute, Boggs v. Brooks, 45 Mo. 232.
before a jury. In statute, Strafer v, Carr, 6 Fed. Rep. 466.
by jury. In constitution, Vaughan v, Scode, 30 Mo. 600; State
V, McClear, 11 Nev. 39; People v, Henck, 21 N. Y. 595.
of an issue. Randolph v, Foster, 3 E. D. Smith, 648; 4 Abb. Pr.
262.
before . In statute, Winship v. People, 51 111. 296 ; U. S. «?.
Curtis,«4 Mason, 232.
l)efore the or final hearing. In statute, Whittier v. Ins. Co.,
55 N. H. 141 ; Chandler v, Coe, 56 N. H. 184 ; Jifkins v. Sweetzer, 12
Otto, 179; Galpin v, Critchlow, 112 Mass. 339; Ins. Co. v. I>unn,
19 Wall. 214 ; Vannevar v, Bryant, 21 Wall. 41 ; Minnett v Milwan-
kee, etc., R. Co., 3 Dill. 460.
on . In statute. Com. v, Maclennan, 121 Mass. 31.
TRIAL.
363
TR USTEE.
TBIAIi — Continued.
on the
TBIAIJ3.
— of this oaufle. In stipulation, Hinckley v. Beck with,
23 Wis. 328.
such . In constitution, U. S. v, Dawson, 1 5 How. 488.
question of law whioh may arise in oriminal . In statute.
TBIBE.
Reg. V, Martin, Temp. & M. 78.
Tndian . U. S. v, Joseph, 4 Otto, 614 ; U. S. v, Holliday, 3 Wall.
.407.
TBIBUTABIBS. the Mississippi and . In insurance policy. Miller z/. Ins. Co.,
12 W. Va. 116 (29 Am. Rep. 452).
before he shall be . In statute, U. S. v, Curtis, 4 Mason, 232.
cause is . In statute, Reg. v. Inhabitants, 3 Q. B. 900.
not . In statute. Re Maltby, 7 Q. B. Div. 18.
TRTKT).
In statute, Bernstein v, Baxendale, 6 C. B. (N. S.) 251 ; Davey v.
Mason, Carr. & M. 45.
In will, Attorney-General v, Harley, 5 Russ. 173.
In constitution, Dunne v. People, 94 111. i2o.
TROUBLE. In statute, Whitney v, Lynn, 122 Mass. 338.
TBOVBB. Bushel v. Miller, i Strange, 128 ; Falk v, Fletcher, 18 C. R (N. S.) 403.
TBTTGODCASTEB. In libel. Homer v, Taunton, 5 Hurl. & N. 662.
ground and substance of the defense. In statute, Merrill v,
Everett, 38 Conn. 48.
value. In statute, U. S. v. Tappan, 11 Wheat. 419: Tappan v.
U. S., 2 Mason, 393.
— vote. In statute. State v, McLin, 16 Fla. 17.
TBI78T.
Hutchins v, Heywood, 50 N. H. 491 ; Coate's Appeal, 2 Pa. St. 133;
Pennock's Estate, 20 Pa. St. 268; Saylor v, Paine, 31 Md. 158;
Commrs. v. Walker, 6 How. (Miss.) 143 (38 Am. Dec. 433).
estate Cooper v. Cooper, 5 N. J. (Ex.) 12.
reposed in him as assistant book-keei)er. In bond, Roch-
ester City Bank v, Elwood, 21 N. Y. 88.
direct . Commrs. v. Walker, 6 How. (Miss.) 143 (38 Am. Dec.
433).
express Norse v, Morse, 85 N. Y. 33.
fbithftd discharge of his . In statute, Boyden v, U. S., 13 Wall. 17.
goods in
In insurance policy. Waters v. Monarch Ins. Co., 5
TBinsrcEB.
EI. & Bl. 870.
in . In will, Tappan 's Appeal, 55 N. H. 317 ; King v, Mitchell, 8
Peters, 326.
held by him in . In insurance policy, Stillwell v. Staples, 18 N.
Y. 401 ; Beidelman v, Powell, 10 Mo. (App.)28o.
merchandise held in . In insurance policy. Home Ins. Co. v,
Baltimore Warehouse Co., 3 Otto, 527. •
Saylor z/. Paine, 31 Md. 158.
In certificate, Shaw v, Spencer, 100 Mass. 388.
In contract, Thompson v, Toland, 48 CaL 99. - ,
In note. Westmoreland 7/. Foster. 60 Ala. 448; Pease v. Pease, 35
Conn. 15;; Third Nat. Bk. 7/. Lan^e, 51 Md. 138.
TR VSTEE.
364
UNA VOIDABLE.
TBI78THB ^ Continued.
In statuU. Reg. v, Fletcher, 9 Cox C. C. 180; Com. v. Hays, 14 Gray,
63 ; Cornwall v, Todd, 38 Conn. 443 ; Gardner v, Cowles, 3 Ch. Div.
305 ; ex parte Hawkins, L. R.', 3 Ch. App. 787.
^ ezeoutor or other i>0r8on having oontrol of the ftmds. In
statute. Wilheimi v. Wade, 65 Mo. 39.
of aa oxyiewi truBt. In statute. State v, Gamhs, 68 Mo. 289;
Harvey v, Dutcher, 15 Mo. 90; Chew v, Brumagen, 13 Wall. 497;
Reade v. Waterhonse, 52 N. Y. $87 ; Considerant v. Brisbane, 22 N-
Y. 389; Greenfield v, Mass. Mat Ins. Co., 47 N. Y. 430; People v.
Norton, 9 N. Y. 177; I^reutz v, Livingston, 15 Cal. 344; Fox v.
Minor, 33 Cal. 31 1 ; Winters v. Rush, 34 Cal. 36 ; Robbins 9. I>ev>
erell, 20 Wis. 143.
of the ohuroh. In promissory note. Hays v. Critchler, S4 lo^
TBY.
TTJBB.
TUMUI/rS.
TUBIT.
260.
the iflsues. In record. Reagan v. Irwin, 25 Ark. 86.
In contract. Washing Machine Co. v, Earle, 3 Wall. Jr. 321.
In statute. State v, Perkins, 42 N. H. 465.
out. In statute, Carson v, R. Co., 3$ Cal. 325.
— out of doon. In statute. Sower's Appeal, 89 Pa. St. 181.
in to deliver. In charter-party. Robertson v. Jackson* 3 C
B. 413.
regular . In charter-party. Hudson v, Qementson, 18 C B. 213;
Lawson i^.^Bumess, i H. & C. 396.
State V. Haight, 30 N. J. (L.) 443 ; 32 N. J. (L.) 449-
oompany. State v. Haight, 30 N. J. (L.) 443 ; 32 N. J. (L.) 449^
road. Northampton Bridge v. London, etc., R. Co., 6 M. ft W.
428 ; Reg. V, East, etc., R. Co., 5 El. & Bl. 466 ; State v. Haight, 30 N.
J. (L.) 443 ; 32 N. J. (L.) 449 ; Com. v. Wilkinson, 16 Pick. 175 ; Neff
V, Mooresville, etc.. Road Co., 66 Ind. 279.
TWEirnr-FOUB. months. In bond, Hopkins v. Chambers, 7 Monr. 262.
TUBITFIEK
TWICE.
— in jeopardy. In constitution. State v. Moor, Walker* 134 (12
Am. Dec. 541) ; Com. v. Purchase, 2 Pick. 521 (13 Am. Dec 4P);
People V. Stanley, 47 Cal. 1 14 ; People v. Hinckler, 48 Cal. 331.
— straw. In statute. Rheimer v. Maxwell, 3 Blatchf. 124.
TJlTABIiE.
TWISTED. —
ULLAGE. Cory v, Boyleston, 107 Mass. 140.
TJLTBA. vires Miners' Ditch Co. v, Zellerbach, 37 Cal. 543; McPherson
V, Foster, 43 Iowa, 48.
Ga£^ V. Hartford Bridge Co., 42 Conn. 143.
to agree as to the damages. In statute. Todd v. Austin. 34
Conn. 78.
XTNASCEBTAIKED* duties. . Moke v, Barney, 5 BlatchC 274.
ITIfAVOIDABLE. aooident. Jn statute, Flynn v. R. Co., 40 Cal. 14 ; Marble v.
Hinds, 67 Me. 203.
aooident, necessity or distress of weather. In statute.
U. S. V. Hayward, 2 Gall. 505.
— accidents. In biU of lading. Fowler v. Davenport, 21 Tex. 626;
Marsh v. Blythe, i McCord, 360; Marsh v. Bljrthe, i N. &Mc. 170;
Central Line v, Lowe, 50 Ga. 509; Maghee v. Camden, etc, R. Cdi
45 N. Y. 514 (6 Am. Rep. 124).
In contract. McGehee v. Hill, 4 Port. 170 (29 Am. Dec. 277).
UNA VOIDABLE. 365 UND UE:
UNAVOIDABLE — Continued
oaAualty. In lease. Wells v. Castles. 3 Gray, 323.
dangenof the riTer. Jn bill of laeUttg. The Favorite. 2 Bias. 502.
dangers of the riTer, navigation and lire. In bill of lading.
Hays V. Kennedy, 41 Pa. St 378 ; The Ocean Wave, 3 Biss. 317.
dangers of navigation. In bill of lading. Hays v. Kennedy, 41
Pa. St. 378.
dangers of the river whieh are . In bill of lading. Gordon v.
Bachanan. $ Yerg. 71 ; Johnson v. Frear, 4 Yeig. 48.
other aooident. In statute. Dixon v. U. S., i Brock. 187.
unuOBH. person. In statute. Basnett v. Moxon, L. R., 20 Eq. Cas. 102.
UBTCBBTAIN. interest. In statute. Woode v. Lake, reported in Wood v. Lead-
better, 13M. &W. 838.
or oontingent demands. In statute. Preach v. Morse, 2 Gray,
III.
UirOOirEBOIiLED. and irresponsible direction. In deed. Tabor v. Brooks,
10 Ch. Dir. 203.
Mills V. Stoddard, 8 How. 345.
In statute. Newbur3rport Turnpike Co. v. Easton R. Co., 23 Pick.
326; Boston, etc., R. Co. v. Mayor, 3 Alien, 108.
and satgeot to. In deed. Taylor v. Mayor, 93 Pa. St. 42 ; Morris'
Appeal, 88 Pa. St 450 ; Samuel v. Peyton, 88 Pa. St. 465 ; Merri-
man v. Grove, 90 Pa. St. 78.
existlTig laws. In statute. U . S. z/. Wigglesworth, 2 Story, 373.
sooh yearly hiring. In statute. King v. Inhabitants, 9 B. & C.
183.
ITNDSBSTAN DIN O. Camp v. Weed, 25 Conn. 529 ; Hill v. Fox, 4 Hurl, k N. 362.
XJin)EB8TOOD. it is . Ik contract. Higginson v. Weld, 14 Gray. 165.
UXULVEBTAKE. we as solioitors . Li contract. Burrell v. Jones, 3 B. & Aid. 47.
XXirDEBTAKING. Thompson v. Blanchard, 3 N. Y. 335.
ht statute. Reg. v. West, i Den. C. C. 258 ; Reg. v. Joyce, 10 Cox C.
C. 100 ; Reg. V. Deed, 2 Moody, 62 ; Reg. v. Chambers, L. R., i C. C.
R. 341 ; Crardner v. R. Co., L. R., 2 Ch. App. 201 ; Doe v. R Co., 2
Q. a 363.
fbr the payment of money. In statute. Reg. v. Chambers, L.
R., I C. C. R. 341.
inrDXBTOOK In statute. Corbett v. Packington, 6 B. A C. 273.
U JN iiJWSRMINBD. prooeeding. Li statute. Cole v. Miller, 32 Miss. 90.
UHl>lViDJgl>> Re Wellington, 16 Pick. 87.
In statute. King v. Inhabitants, i B. & C. 379.
saleable . In statute. Lord Fitzharding v. Pritchell, 8 B. & S.
227.
ixiflnenoe. Bo3rse v. Roseborough, 6 H. L. Cas. 2.
means. In statute. Re Plews, 6 Q. B. 847.
or unreasonable preference. In statute. Re Catterham R. Co.,
I C. a (N. S.) 410 ; re Ransome, i C. B. (N. S.) 437 ; 4 C. B. (N. S.)
136; re Oxlade, i C. B. (N. S.) 454; re Marriott, i C. B. (N. S.) 502.
without influenoe or compulsion. In deed. Tubbs v. Gale-
wood, 26 Ark. 128.
' UNEQUIVOCAL. 366 UNLESS.
UKEQUIVOCAL. Spencer v. Coit, 89 Pa. St 314.
X71IEZECUTSD. writ. In statute. State if. Hamilton, 1 Harr. 154.
UNFAIBLY. and aeoretiy oomputed. InpUa. Kerr v. Force. 3 Cranch C.
C. 8.
UinnNISHBD. buainess. In constitution. Foster v. Daniels, 39 Ga. 39.
UNIFOBM. In constitution. State v. Tappan, 29 Wis. 664 ; Kelley v. SUte, 6 Ohio
St. 269.
in their operation. In statute. People v. Coleman, 4 Cal. 46;
People V. Judge, 17 Cal. 547 ; Geebrick v. State, 5 Iowa, 491 ; Mo
Cormick v. Rusch, 15 Iowa, 127 ; McAnnick v. Mississippi, etc., R.
Co., 20 Iowa. 338.
laws. In constitution. Golden v. Prince, 3 Wash. C. C. 313.
rule. In statute. Peay v. Little Rock, 32 Ark. 31.
taxation shall be • In constitution. Att'y-Gen. v. Winnebago,
etc., R. Co., II Wis. 35 ; Kneeland v. City of Milw2uikee, 15 Wis.
454; Weeks tf. City of Milwaukee, 10 Wis. 243 ; State v. Hastings,
12 Wis. 48; Knowlton v. Supervisors, 9 Wis. 410; Exchange Blc
V. Hines, 3 Ohio St. i.
UJimOUMBERKn. lot. Borrowe v. Milbank, 5 Abb. Pr. 28.
UNXNTENTIONAI.. Brown v. Kendall, 6 Cush. 294.
UNION. In statute, Mackgulleth v. Pool, L. R., 4 Q. B. 592; Reg. v. Priest Hut-
ton, 17 Q. B. 60.
UNITED WSIlTBB. onrrenoy. In indictment. State v. Gasting, 23 La. Ann.
609.
UNIVEBBirr. In statute. Dowling College v. Purchas, 3 B. & Adol. 169.
UN JUSTLT. and tinlkirly attempted. In plea. Kerr v. Force, 3 Cranch C.
C. 8.
UNKNOWN. owner. Oliver v. Robinson, 58 Ala. 47.
other persons to the Jury . In indictment. Queen v. Thompson,
16 Q. B. 832.
value and contents . In hill of lading. The California, 2 Sawy.
12 ; The Colombo, 3 Blatchf. 521 ; Clark v. Barnwell, 12 How. 272;
Wentworth v. The Realm, 16 La. Ann. 18 ; Fassett v. Ruark, 3 La.
Ann. 694; Lebeau v. General Steam Nav. Co., L. R., 8 C. P. 88.
UNLAWFUL. State v. Erskine, 66 Me. 358 ; Com. v. Hunt, 4 Mete. 123.
In indictment. U. S. v. Thompson, 6 McLean, 56.
game. In statute. Com. v. Golding, 3 Mete. 130; Com. v.
Stowell, 9 Mete. 574; Vicaro v. Com., 5 Dana, 584 ; Ervine v. Com.»
5 Dana, 216.
game or sport. In statute. Com. v. Tilton, 8 Mete 232.
stmottire. Atlee v. Packet Co., 21 Wall. 389.
UNLAWFULLT. In affidavit. Re Coleman, 15 Blatchf. 417.
In indictment. State v. Robbins, 66 Me. 324 ; State v. Vermont, et&,
R. Co., 27 Vt. 103.
In statute. Wade v. McMillen, 29 Mo. 18.
kill. In statute. Taylor v. Newman, 4 B. & S. 9a
In deed. Legh v. Lillie, 6 Hurl. & N. 167.
In statute. Manning v. Keenan, 72 N. Y. 45.
it appears. In statute. Ramsdill v. Wentworth, 106 Mass. 39a
UNMARRIED. zffj UNTRUE
UNMABBIED. In will Re Sanders, L. R., i £q. Cas. 676 ; Radford v. Willis, L.
R., 12 Eq. Cas. no; Clark v. Calls, 9 H. L. Cas. 601 ; Doe v, Raw-^
ding, 2 B. & Aid. 452 ; Radford v, Williams, L. R., 7 Ch. App. 7.
female. In statute. Kirk v. Long, 7 U. C. C. P. 363; An-
derson V, Rannie, 12 U. C. C. P. 536.
XTNOOCUPIESD. In insurance policy. Albion Lead Works v. Williamsburgh City Ins.
Co., 2 Fed. Rep. 479; Harrington v, Fitchburgh Ins. Co., 124 Mass.
126; Ashworth v. Building, etc., Ins. Co., 112 Mass. 442; Wait v.
Ins. Co., 13 Hun, 371 ; Gibbs v, Ins. Co., 13 Hun, 611 ; Cook v^
Continental Ins. Co., 70 Mo. 610 (35 Am. Rep. 438); Corregan v,
Connecticut Ins. Co., 122 Mass. 268.
In statute. State v, Reinhardt, 31 N. J. (L.) 218.
inSTPAID. taxes. In statute, Sheboygan Uo. v. City of Sheboygan, 54.
Wis. 415.
XTN-QUAUFIED. opinion. People v, Reynolds, 16 Cal. 128.
ITNBBASONABIiE. delay. Clispham v. Vertue, 5 Q. B. 270; Illinois, etc., R.
Co. V, McClellan, 54 111. 58.
searoheB. In constitution. City of Clinton v. Phillips. 58 IlL
102.
XOrBEGISTEBED. ' oompanies. In statute. Bowes v. Directors, 1 1 H. L. Cas.
389.
UWBATISFIBD. judgment. In statute. Ex parte Purdy, 9 C, R 203.
UNHEAWOBTHY. In insurance policy, Hoff v. Marine Ins. Co., 8 Johns. 163 (5 Am.
Dec. 331). ♦
uxioOLD. oonimentarieBonhand. In will, Honet/. Kent, 6 N. Y. 374.
irN'SOuxiU. In warranty. Kiddell v, Burnard, 9 M. & W. 670.
mind. Jenkins v, Jenkins, 2 Dana, 102 (26 Am. Dec. 457).
persons of mind. In statute. Freed v. Brown, 55 Ind. 310.
UKTENANTABLB. In lease. Kip v, Newman, 52 N. Y. 542.
so injured ♦ ♦ ♦ as to be . In statute, Suydam z^. Jackson,.
54 N. Y. 450.
Webster v, French, 12 111. 302 ; Rex v, Stevens, 5 East, 244.
In assijg^nment. Kendall v, Kingsley, 120 Mass. 94.
In insurance policy. Isaacs v. Ins. Co., L. R. 5 Ex. 296.
In order of fourt, Webster v. French, 12 111. 302 ; Thomas v. Douglas^
2 Johns. Cas. 226.
— tlie first day of Maroh. In contract, Houghmont v. Boisan-^
antin, 5 N. J. (Eq.) 315.
In statute. Bellhouse v, Mellor, 4 Hurl. & N. 120.
otherwise direoted. In constitution. State v, Clendenin, 24
Ark. 87.
the fldl. Abel v. Alexander, 45 Ind. 523.
the summer. Abel v, Alexander, 45 Ind. 523.
the first day of January. In bank charter. People v. Walker^
17 N. Y. 502.
Simpson v, Lewthwaite, 3 B. & Adol. 231.
and amongst. Casterton v, Sutherland, 9 Ves. Ch. 445.
In insurance policy. Fowkes v. Ins. Co., 3 B. & S. 925.
in any respeot . Lt insurance application. Wilkenson v. Union
Miit. Life Ins. Co., 2 Dill. 570.
UNUSUAL.
368
VSK
UfiUBUAL.
UP.
UFHOIJ).
UPON.
TIB.
XTSAQB.
XJBB.
: number. Pike v. Witt» 104 Mass. 595.
the oveek. Infiateni. Buckley v. Blackwell, 10 Ohio. 508.
and repair. Levy v,, Dyess, 3 Cent. L. J. 221.
Miles V, Barrows, 122 Mass. 579.
In statute, Reg. v. InhabitaDts, 7 Q- B. 525 ; ^ueea v. Inhabitants,
7 Q* B. 534; Tyne Keelman v. Davison/ 16 C. B. (N.S.) 616; Queen
V, Humphrey, 10 Ad. & Ell. 361.
any repreoentation aa to charaoter. In statute. Haslock v.
Ferguson, 7 Ad. & Ell. 94.
oondition. Sohier v. Trinity Church. 109 Mass. 19.
eaoh payment. In contract. Scott v. Parker, i Q. B. 809.
Mi admlMJan* In statute. Queen v. Humphrey, loAdftBL
335-
or aoroaa any atieet. In statwU. Chicago, etc, R. Co. v. Dun-
bar, 100 111. 137.
Buoh payment. In contracts Coartright v. Deeds, 37 Iowa, 503.
the preeontation of the deedL In contract . Welch v. Matthews.
98 Mass. 131.
the trial In statute. Folkard v. R Co, L/ R., 8 C. P. 470.
agreed . In treaty, Hylton v. Brown, i Wash. C. C. 353.
against . In power of attorney. Hunt v. Chamberiain, 3 Halst
336 (14 Am. Dec. 427).
Barnard v, Kellogg, 10 Wall 383 ; Lowry v. Read, 3 Brewst 45^*
Dickinson v. Gay, 7 Allen, 29..
and praotioe of war. In statute. Mauimn v. Smith, 8 R. 1. 222.
aooording to oomroon -^-*-. In statute. U. S. v. Pings, 4 Fed. Rep.
.714.
Hutchins v. Haywood, 50 N. H. 491 ; Heaston v. Comm'rs. 20 Ind.
398.
Li deed. Minter v. Williams, 4 Ad. & EIL 251.
In statute. Harwoodz/. R. Co., 2 B. & S. 214; West Riding R. Co.
V. Boon, 5 B. & S. 484-
a port. Snow v. Columbian Ins. Co., 48 Barb. 469 ; 4S N. Y
624 ; Wheeler v. New York, etc., Ins. Co., 35 N. Y. (S. 0.) 247.
and Improyement. In will. Fay v. Fay, i Cush.^93.
any art. In statute. Clark v. Denton, i B. & Ad. loa
till paid. In note McClellan v. Merris» Kirby, 143..
change in . In insurance policy. Cannell v. Phoenix Ins. Co.,
59 Me. 582.
for my . In bill of exchange. Lloyd v. Sigoumey, 3 Younge k
J. 228 ; 8 B. A C. 633.
for the of. In deed. Stockbridge Iron Co. v. Hudson IronC-o^
107 Mass. 320.
fbr the of said works. In deed. Comstock v. Johnson, 46 N.
Y. 615.
for the of the proprietors of lands. In statute. Wademan v.
Albany 9l Susquehanna R. R., 51 N. Y. 568.
Ibr the thereof In contract. Hickox v. Lowe. 10 Cal. 207.
fbr the of their respeotive roads, ht stattUe. Troy, etc R-
Co. V. Boston, etc., R. Co., 86 N. Y. 107.
(fSE. 369 USV/tL.
USE — Continued.
light to the thing patented. In statute. Wilson v, Rousseau,
I Blatchf. 53.
make, or put in praotioe. In statute. Walton v, Lavater, 8
C. B. (N. S.) 187.
the of the timber. In deed, Clark v. Way» 1 1 Rich. 621.
USED. In railroad ticket. Auerbach v. New York Cent R. Co., 25 Alb. L. J.
482 ; Evans v. St. Louis, etc., R. Co., 14 Cent. L. J. 481.
in navigating the waters of this state. In statute. Russell v.
The Elk, 6 Mo. 552 ; Noble v. The Anthony, 12 Mo. 262.
fbr nnlawftil gaming. In statute. Com. v, Statel, 7 Allen, 305.
oooupied and exgoyed. In deed. Langley 7/. Hammond, L.
R., 3 Ex. 161.
drain for the oonveyanoe of water. In statute. Queen v.
Bodkin, 3 El. & El. 276.
heretofore . In constitution. Sheppard v. Steele, 43 N. Y. 52.
to be as cabinet warerooms. In iease. Bmgman v. Noyes, 6
Wis. 3.
USEFUL. In patent law. Cox v. Griggs, i Biss, 362 ; Lowell v. Lewis, i Mason,
182; Bedford v. Hunt, 1 Mason, 302; Whitney z/. Emmett, Baldw.
303 ; Dickinson v. Hall, 14 Pick. 217 ; Winans v. Schenectady, etc.,
R. Co., 2 Blatchf. 279; Kneass v. Schuylkill Bk., 4 Wash. C. C. 9;
Roberts v. Ward, 4 McLean, 565. «
art. CordiningT/. Burden, 15 How. 267.
inyention. In statute. Lowell v. Lewis, i Mason, 182; Bedford
V. Hunt, I Mason, 302.
to oorporations. In statute. Badger v. Paper Co., 70 111. 302.
In deed. Martin v. O'Bannon, 35 Ark. 62 ; Connor v. Abbott, 35 Ark.
365.
luplea. Nichols v. Ramsel, 2 Mod. 280.
and oustomary. Carter v, Phila. Coal Co., 77 Pa. St. 286.
and ordinary oourse of business. In statute, Walbrun v.
Babbitt, 16 Wall. 577 ; Harris v. Boggs, 5 Blackf. 489.
oertifioates. In stipulation. Bovill v. Hadley, 17 C. B. (N. S.)
436.
— olanses. Bozon v. Farlow, i Mer. Ch. 459.
— oonrse of trade. Coddington v. Bay, 20 Johns. 637 (11 Am.
Dec. 342).
— covenants. In deed. Hart v. Hart, 30 W. R. 8 ; Hampshire v.
Wickens, 7 Ch. Div. 555 ; Wilson v. Wood, 17 N. J. (Eq.) 217 ; Car-
ter V. Denman, 23 N. J. (L.) 260.
— covenants of warranty. In bond. McAlister v. Moye, 30 Miss.
258.
— dispatch. In contract. Aschroft v. Colliery Co., L. R., 9 Q. B.
540; Kearson v. Pearson. 7 Hurl. & N. 386.
— high-water mark. Teschemacker v. Thompson, 18 Cal. 11.
— or necessary course of business. Madison, etc., Plank-Road
Co. V. Watertown, etc., Co., 5 Wis. 183.
— place of abode. In statute. Charlton County v. Moberly, 59
Mo. 228 ; Gadsden v. Johnson, i Nott & M. 89.
47
1
USUAL.
370
UTTERLY,
XJBUAIi ^ Continued.
XJSUAIiLT.
XJ8TJBPSD.
U8UBY.
UTENSILS.
UTILITY'.
UTTEB.
— plaoe of busineM. In statute, Biodgett v. Alley, 4 Neb. 25;
Palmer v, Kelleher, 1 1 1 Mass. 320.
— place of religiouA wonhip. In statute. Smith v, Barrett, L
R.. 6 Q. a 35.
— projeotioiifl. In deed, Linzee v. Mixer, loi Mass. 512.
-- rates. In statute, Ilutton v, Schell, 6 Blatchf. 53.
— stopping-plaoe. R. Co. v, Flagg, 43 111. 364.
terms. In order, Thompsott v. Bower, 9 C. R (N. S.) 286;
Bettafi^h v, Dearden, i Mc. & Yonge, 106.
dwelling-houee or plaoe of abode. In statuu.
Hyslop V.
Happock, 5 Ben. 447.
In statute. Queen v, Randall, 4 El. & Bl. 565.
perfbrmed. In statute, Reg. v, Plunkett^ 21 U. C. Q. R 536.
reeideB. In statute, Lochnane v, Lochnane# 78 Ry. 469.
sold. In statute. Queen v. Wood, L. R., 4 Q. B. 559 ; Qneeo v.
Kennett, L. R., 4 Q- B. 565.-
I>ower. In insurance policy. City Fire Ins. Co. v. Corliss, 21
Wend. 367 (34 Am. Dec, 258).
burnt by i)Ower. In insurance policy, Drinkwater v. Londoo
Assn., 2 Wils. 363.
lose whioh may happen by means of an power. In insurance
policy, * Barton v. Home Ins. Co., 42 Mo. 157.
White V, Friedlander, 35 Ark. 52 ; Henry v. Bank of Salina, $ Hill, 523;
Wilkie V, Roosevelt, 3 Johns. Cas. 206 ; Newton v, Wilson, 31 Ark.
484; Hogg V, Ruffner, i Black, 115; Camp i/. Bates, 11 Conn. 487;
Gaart/. Louisville Banking Co., 11 Bush, 180; Readtf. Coale,4lnd.
383 ; Lesley v, Johnson, 41 Barb. 359; Woodruff v, Hurson, 32 Barb.
557 ; Bank of U. S. v, Waggener, 9 Peters, 378 ; Scott v. Floyd. 9
Peters, 418 ; Lafeyette Bk. v. State Bk., 4 McLean, 208.
fbr the malrlng of paper. In statute. Attorney-General v.
Gibbs, 3 Younge A J. 339.
fluming . In statute, Bevitt v, Crandall, 19 Wis. 582 ; Humph-
rey V, Taylor, 4 North W. Rep. 93.
In statute. Seymour i/. Osborne, 11 Wall. 516.
purpose of , In statute, Rogers .«/. Driver, 16 Q. R 103.
In statute. State v. Homer, 48 Mo. 520; Rex v, Cusplan, i Jebb, 210;
Rex V, Palmer, i Russ. & Ry. 72; U. S. v. Nelson, i Abb. (U. S) 135;
Perkins v. People, 27 Mich. 386; Paige v. People, 3 Abb. App.Dec
439.
loss. In bond, Ins. Co. v, Gossler, 6 Otto, 645 ; Ins. Co. v.
Duval, 8 S. & R. 138.
or publish. In statute. Rex v, Shukard, i Russ. ft Ry. 201.
or put off. In statute, Reg. v. Welsby. Temp, ft M. 409.
pass, publish or selL In statute, U. S. v. Nelson, i Abb. (U.
S.) 137.
UTTEBEB. oommon of oounterfeit ooin. In statute, Murray v. Com., 13
UTTERLY.
Mete. 516.
void. Lt statute. Lane v. Chapman, 1 1 Ad. ft Ell. 979.
VACANCIES.
371
VAL UE.
VACANCIB8. In constitution. People v, Gieen, 2 Wend. 273 ; People v, Forquer, i
I1L7X-
that may happen doling the reoees of the senate. In statute.
Re Farrow, 3 Fed. Rep. 113.
Harrison v, Simonds, 44 Conn. 318; State z/. Messmore, 14 Wis. 193;
Johnston v, Wilson, 2 N. H. 202 (9 Am. Dec. 50) ; People v. Whit-
man, 10 Cal. 38 ; People v. Wells, 2 Cal. 223 ; People v, Bissell, 49
Cal. 407.
In constitution. State v, Seay, 64 Mo. 91 ; State v, Emerson, 39 Mo. 80.
that may happen* In constitution, Walsh v. Com., 89 Pa. St
VAGANC7.
VAOAITF.
VACATED.
VACATIOir.
VAI-IDITY.
419.
Stocking V, State, 7 ind. 326 : State v, Boecker, 56 Mo. 17 : State z/.
Irwin, 5 Nev. in.
and unoooupied. In insurance policy, Dawson v. Am. Cent.
Ins. Co., I Mo. (App.) 317 ; American Ins. Co. v, Padfield, 78 111. 167 ;
Hermann v, Ins. Co., 44 N. Y. (S. C.) 444 ; Whitney v, Ins. Co.,
72 N. Y. 117; Meaghan v, Ins. Co., 24 Hun, 58 ; Corrigan v, Con-
necticut Ins. Co., 122 Mass. 228.
and unoooupied land. In city charter, Gillette v. City of
Hartford, 31 Conn. 351.
landfl. In deed. Marshall v, Bompart, 18 Mo. 84.
In statute. State v. Arledge, 2 Bailey, 401 (23 Am. Dec. 145) ; State
V, Bevers, 86 N. C. 589.
or unoooupied. In insurance policy, Corrigan v. Connecticut
Ins. Co., 122 Mass. 298.
or unoooupied lots. In statute, Tigh v, Colquette, 21 Mo. 233.
In insurance policy. Sleeper v. New Hampshire Ins. Co., 56 N. H.
401 ; CumminsV. Agricultural Ins. Co., 6^ N. Y. 260 (33 Am. Rep.
III).
hisoffloe. In statute, Thornton v, Boyd, 25 Wis. 598.
U. S. V, Adams, 6 Wall. 105.
Taylor v. State, 59 Ala. 19.
tn statute, Boulo v. State, 49 Ala. 22.
involving the of a statute. In statute. City of Cain v, Bross,
99 IH. 523.
artiole. In statute. State v, Pottmeyer, 33 Ind. 402 (5 Am. Rep.
224).
seourity. In statute. Guardians v, Owens, L. R., 8 Ex. 37.
thing. In statute. Gibbons v. People, 33 111. 442 ; State v,
Tomlin, 5 Dutch. 13, State z^. Fletcher, 6 Vroom, 453.
In indictment, Matthews z/. State, 55 Ala. 70; Rezt/. Robinson, 2
Leach, 479.
coins, medalB, gems and oriental stones and other things.
In will. Cavendish v. Cavendish, i Cox. Ch. 77 ; i Brown Ch. 467.
among the ^papers. In statute, Winstead v. Bowman, 68 N. C.
170.
* Hunt V, Smith, 9 Kas. 137 ; Queen v, Capel, 12 Ad. & Ell. 414 ; Roch-
ester V, Chester, 3 N. H. 359.
In statute, Chidester v. State, 25 Ohio St. 433 ; Troy Iron Co. v,
Winslow, 45 Barb. 231 ; Lawrence v, Boston, 119 Mass. 126; Scott
V, St. Paul, etc., R. Co., 25 Ohio St. 433.
VALUE.
372
VERDICT.
VAImTJIR _ Continued.
of the ship or TMBeL In statute. Wilson v, Dickson, 2 E &
VALUED.
VABIAKGB.
A : I ( w
:^ : I ( w
vEnr.
VEND.
VKJiDEJB.
VENDOB.
VERDICT.
Aid. 14.
— of the land. In carparaOan charter. Pacific R. R. v, Chrystal.
25 Mo. 544.
» of the propert7 takea. In statute, Dilworth v. McKelvey, 30
Mo. 149.
— of the tenements. In statute, Elston v. Rose, L. R.. 4 Q. B. 4-
of thepraiMrty. InstaiuU. Attorney-General f'. Sef-
ton, 2 H. A C. 370.
appraiaed . In statute.^ Wilson v. Maxwell, 2 Blatch£ 321;
Grinnell v, Lawrence* x Blatchf. 347.
oaah . In statute. Huntington v. Central Pacific R. Co., 2
Sawyer, 503.
ftir reoei^ed. hi assignment. Chantauque Bk. v. Risiey, 18
N. Y, 37a
In contract. Cheney «. Cook, 7 Wis. 413 ; Dey v. Elmore, 4 Wis. 190:
Osgood V. Bringolt 33 .Iowa, 265 ; Clark v. Loomis, 5 Duer, 468;
Connecticut, etc., Ins. Co. v. Cleveland, etc., R. Co., 41 Barb. 9:
Watson V. McLaren, 19 Wend. 557; Miller v. Cook, 23 N. Y. 49s;
Caldwell v, McKain, 2 Nott & McC. 555 ; Gamwell v. Moselj, n
Gray. 173.
In deed, Jackson v. Alexander, 3 Johns. 484 (3 Am. Dec. 517).
market : In contract. Orchard v. Simpson, 2 C. B. (N. S.) 30a
true nature and . In statute. Williams v. African Steam Ca, i
HurL A N. 30a
true and aotnal oaah . In inturance policy. Wolfe v. Harvard
Ins. Co., 7 N. Y. 583.
yearly of the widow'a dower. In statute. Riley f^. Clammoigaiu
15 Mo. 332.
at as under. In insurance policy. Wilson v. Nelson, 5 E & S.
354.
Smith V. State, 7 Tex. (App.) 382.
produotiona. In statute. Rex v, Hodges, i M. ft M. 341.
In statute. Camp v. Rogers, 44 Conn. 291 ; Duckwall v. City of New
Albany, 25 Ind. 283.
ibr the tranaportation of paaaengera. In statute. Whittaker
V, Eighth Ave. R. R., 51 N. Y. 295.
need aolely ibr the oonveyanoe of any gooda or borden in
the oourae of trade. In statute. Speak v. Powell, L. R., 9 Ex. 35.
publio . In city ordinance. City of St. Louis v. Woodni£t 71
Mo. 92.
North Noonday Mining Co. v. Orient Mining Co^ x Fed. Rep. 522 ;
Eureka Consol. Mining Co. v. Richmond Mining Co., 4 Sawy. 303.
'in deed. Winter v. Williams, 4 Ad. ft Ell. 251.
In statute. Hudson Iron Co. v, Alger, 54 N. Y. X73.
Rutland v, Brister, 53 Miss. 683.
Otis V. Spencer, 8 How. Pr. 171 ; State «. Nelson, 26 Ind. 366 ; Shaw
V. State, 2 Tex. (App.) 491.
In statute, Prew v. Squire, 10 C. B. 915; McCullogh v. Allen, 10
Kas. 150; Bearce z/. Bowker, 115 Mass. 129.
VERDICT. 373 VI.
VKUDICT — Continued.
---^ agaJTiHt law. In statute, Emerson v. Santa Clara Co., 40 Cal.
545.
or jadgment. In statute. White v. Hunt, i Halst. 415.
general . Settle v, Alison, 8 Ga. 201.
imxnediataly alter the , In statute. Wood v, Grimwood, 10 B.
& C. 700.
TISBIFf. DeWitt v, Hosmer, 3 How. Pr. 284 ; Ashley v. Wright, 19 Ohio St. 391.
VEBimjOir. In statute. Boring v. Lawrence, i Blatchf . 607.
Cramer v, Noonan, 4 Wis. 239.
otdeote of and taste. In will. Bridgman v. Ld. Fitzgerald, 43
L. T. (N. S.) 408.
The Floating Elevator, 8 Ben. 556 ; Pendleton v, Franklin, 7 N. Y. 508 ;
The Hendrick Hudson, 3 Ben. 419; Hood v, Deghton Bridge, 3
Mass. 263.
In statute. Hamilton v. Stow, 5 B. & Aid. 650 ; Blanford v, Morrison,
15 Q. B. 730; Fraleck v, Betts, 13 Hun. 632 ; Lambert v. R Co., 70
N. Y. 104 ; Pendleton v. Franklin, 7 N. Y. 508 ; Tisdell v. Combe, 7
Ad. & EIL 797; Northrop v. The Pilot, 6 Oreg. 297; U. S. v. An Open
Boat, 5 Mason, 120 ; Chaffe v. Ludeling, 27 La. Ann. 607 ; Crawford
V, Collins, 4S Barb. 269 ; Com. v. Francis, Thach. C. C. 240 ; The
Hezekiah Baldwin, 8 Ben. $66; King v, Greenway, 71 N. Y. 413;
Walsh V. New York Dry Dock Co., ^^ N. Y. 448 ; The Manhattan.
2 Ben. 88.
wrecked in the United States. In statute. U. S. v. Brig Vic-
toria Perez, 8 Ben. 109. •
deeoription of used in navigation* In statute. The Mac. 46
L. T. (N. S.) 907.
of the XToited States. In statute. Hicks v. Williams, 17 Barb.
523 ; The Mary Merritt. 2 Biss. 381 ; The Merritt, 17 Wall. 582.
of whatever desoriptiony used in river or inland naviga-
tion. In statute. The Mamie, 5 Fed. Rep. 820.
steam . In statute. Walker v. Evans, 2 El. & El. 359.
In statute, Covedale v, Charlton, 3Q. B. Div. 376; Nutter v. Bd.,4Q.
B. Div. 375.
go to and in. In wiU, Wood v. Denny, i Biss. 73.
Tayloe v, Gould, 10 Barb. 388 ; Sheridan v. House, 4 Abb. App. Dec.
218.
In statute. Directors v. May, L. R., 7 H. L. 283.
In will. Richardson v. Power, 19 C. B. (N. S.) 788 ; re Edmonson, L.
R, 5 Eq. Cas. 389; Simpson v. Peach, L. R., 16 Eq. 208.
in possession. Holliday v. McMillan, 79 N. C. 31 5.
interest. In will. Greenhaigh v. Bates, L. R., 2 P. & D. 47.
remainder. Poor v, Considine, 6 Wall. 458 ; Cuyler v. Ferrill,
I Abb. (U. S.) 1691
right. Morton v. Nebraska, 21 Wall. 660 ; Parmalee v. Laurence,
48 IlL 331 ; Marshall v. King, 24 Miss. 85.
In statute, Reg. v. Peters, 6 El. & Bl. 230.
removal. In statute. Reg. v. Mayor, 7 El. & Bl. 46a
et armis. In indictment. Territory v, McFarlane, i Mart. 211
(5 Am. Dec. 706).
VICAR.
374
VOID.
VICAB.
VldOUS.
In statuU. Pinder v, Barr, 4 El. & Bl. 1 14.
In insuranci policy, Haley v. Dorchester Ins. Co., I3 Gray, $45.
exoesalTely oondnot In statute. Hoshall v. Hoshall, 51 Md.72.
VldOUSNESS. In Htt of lading. Rhodes v, Louisville R. Co., 9 Bush, 688.
VICnrAIiIiEB. Tyson v. Smith, 9 Ad. & Ell. 407.
VICrnJ A TiTiWlfl. In statute. Mayor v. Davis, 6 W. & S. 278.
ViCTl'UAIiS.
VIDBUGBT.
VIBW.
VIEWED.
VIKWXB8.
•VTTiTiATNOUS.
VINDIOTIVIB.
VINOIJS.
VIOLATE.
VIOLATIOlf.
In statute. King v, Hodgkinson, 10 B. & C. 7$.
Brown v. Berry, 47 111. 175 ; Wilson v. Meant, 3 Ves. Ch. 194.
the premises* In statute. Wakefield v, Boston, etc., R. Co.,
63 Me. 385.
immediate and preaenoe of the court. In statute. People v,
Hackley, 24 N. Y. 74.
we having . In order, (^een v. Jones, 12 Ad. & Ell. 686.
Tubbs V. Ogden, 46 Iowa, 134.
In deed. Waterbach v. Fennell, 7 H. L. Cas. 650.
In statute, Tilford v. Wallace, 3 Watts, 141 ; Illinois, etc, R. Co. v.
Williams, 27 III. 48; Toledo, etc., R. Co. v. Spangler, 71 111. 568.
cities, towns or . In statute. Duggan v. Roche, 2 Hill (Sl C),
584.
swap. In libel. Van Vactor v. Walkup, 46 Cal. 130.
— damages. Chiles v. Drake, 2 Mete. 147.
VIOIaEECE.
VIOLENTLT.
vntTUE:
VIETUOUS.
VIS.
VI8ITOBS.
VOID.
liquor. In statute. Adler v. State, 35 Ala. 16; Feldman v. Mor-
rison, I III. (App.) 460.
the seventh commandment. Famsworth v. Storrs, 5 Cash.
412.
of deoenoy. In statute. Alexander v. Carl, 3 R. 1. 145.
apparent . In rule of court. Ramsden v. Gray, 7 C. B. 967.
In statute. Temple v. Kerly, i Man. & G. 904.
die in the of any law of the State. In insurance policy. Har-
per z/. Phoenix Ins. Co., 18 Mo. 109; 19 Mo. 507; Overton v. St.
Louis Ins. Co., 39 Mo. 122.
State V. Wells, 31 Conn. 212 ; State v. Weaver, Busb. (L.) 9.
In indictment. State v. Blake, 39 Me. 322 ; Com. v. Fogerty, 8 Gray,
490.
and routoiuily. In indictment. Com. v. Howe, 2 Allen,. 153.
and unlawftdly. In statute. U. S. v. Bachelder, 2 Gall. 17.
by of. Broughton v. Haywood, Phill. (L.) 380.
luimarried female. In statute. Wood v. State, 48 Ga. 192.
major. Walker v. Guarantee Ass., 18 Q. B. 278.
In statute. Ex parte Matanle, 4 B. & Adol. 366.
Slocum V, Hooker, 13 Barb. 537.
In deed. Roberts v. Davey, 4 B. & Adol. 672.
In insurance policy. Williams v. Albany City Ins. Co., 19 Mich. 451.
In statute. Goldsmid v. Hampton, 5 C. B. (N. S.) to8 ; Ring v. Inhab-
itants, 8 B. & C. 470 ; Thornton v. Magrath, i Duv. 352 ; Bn^ken-
ridge v. Ormsby, i J. J. Marsh. 236 (19 Am. Dec. 71); Alexander v.
Nelson, 42 Ala. 462 ; Van Schaack v. Robbins, 36 Iowa. 201 ; Allis
V. Billings, 6 Mete. 415 ; Brown v. Brown, 50 N. H. 538 ; Inskeeps^.
Lecony. i N. J. (L.) 1 1 1 ; Kearney v. Vaughan, 50 Mo. 284 ; Crocker
VOin. 375 VOTERS.
VOID — Continued.
V. Bellangee, 6 Wis. 645; Bromley v, Cjoodrich, 40 Wis. 131 ; An-
derson V, Roberts, 18 Johns. 515 ; Pearsall i/. Chapin, 44 Pa. St. 9;
Hone V, Woolsey, 2 Edw. Ch. 289.
VOTDABTiE. Breckenridge v, Ormsby, i J. J. Marsh. 236 (19 Am. Dec. 71); Crocker
V, Bellangee, 6 Wis. 645 ; Bromley v, Goodrich. 40 Wis. 131 ; Alex-
ander V, Nelson, 42 Ala. 462 ; Slo<^um v. Hooker, 13 Barb. 537.
VOIiXJME. In statute. British Museum v, Payne, 2 Younge ft J. 180.
VOIiUNTABILT. Maxwell v. Griswold, 10 How. 255.
leave. In statute, Hardin v, Hardin, 17 Ala. 250.
• withdrawn. lu statute. Com. v. Thompson, 1 1 Allen, 23.
things AimiBhed. In statute. Commrs. of Carroll Co. v. Rich-
ardson, 54 Ind. 153.
die by his own hand or aot or otherwise. In insurance policy.
Penfold V. Universal Life Ins. Co., 85 N. Y. 317.
VOIitTNTABY. Coleman v. Smith, 52 Ala. 368 ; Mobile R. Co. v. Steiner, 61 Ala. 597.
In statute. Manny v. Logan, 27 Mo. 528.
and uninterrupted absence. In statute. Town of Scott v.
Town of Clayton, 51 Wis. 185.
assignment. Dias v. Bouchaud, 10 Paige's Ch. 445.
In statute. U. S. v. McLellan, 3 Sumner, 350.
association. In statute. Fox v. Naramore, 36 Conn. 376.
contributions. In statute. Birmingham v. Shaw, 10 Q. B. 868 ;
Reg. V. Manchester, 16 Q. B. 450; Russell Inst. v. St. Giles, 3 EL
& Bl. 425.
oonTcyanoe. Seward v. Jackson, 8 Cow. 406.
escape. Riley v. State, 16 Conn. 47 ; Green v. Hem, 2 Penn.
167 ; Martin v. State, 32 Ark, 124; Riley v. Whittaker, 49 N. H. 149.
— return the property. In statute. Brill v. State, i Tex. (App.)
572 ; Stephenson v. State, 4 Tex. (App.) 591 ; Allen v. State, 12 Tex.
(App.) 190. •
— separation. In statute. Anonymous, 55 Ala. 428.
— service. In statute. Commrs. of Carroll Co. v. Richardson, 54
Ind. 153.
— signature and assent. In statute. Long v. Mostyn, 65 Ala. 545.
>- stranding. Star of Hope, 9 Wall. 203; Fowler v. Rathbone, 12
Wall. 102.
— validity. Jones v. Walker, 2 Paine, 688.
VOlaUlUTJdKE. In statute. Humphrey 2/. Bethell, i Harr. & Ruth. 221; People i/.
Quartermaster-General, 25 Mich. 340 ; Magee v. Cutler, 43 Barb.
239.
give in his . In indictment. State v. Moore. 27 N. J. (L.) 105.
two-thirds of the city counseL In statute, English v. State,
7 Mo. (App.) 171.
granted or . In statute, European, etc., R. Co. v. Dunn, 60 Me.
453-
legal . In statute. Sanford v. Prentice, 28 Wis. 358.
of the county. In constitution. State z/. Williams, 5 Wis. 309.
majority of the . In constitution. Louisville, etc., R. Co. v.
County Court, i Sneed, 637.
VOTERS.
376
WALL
VOTERS — Continued.
two-thirda of such qnaUflad
St. Joseph, 37 Mo. 370.
greatest number of .
253- .
VOTES.
VOTDfO
— . Instatuti, State v. Mayor of
In statute. Reg. v. Coaks, 3 El. & BL
tifiM:!:^:
VOWEL.
VOYAQB.
WAQBBw
WAGEBINQ.
WAGES.
WAOON.
WAITINO.
WAIVINO.
WAIV£B.
WAIiIi.
paper. In statute.
thereat. In statute.
Queen v. Strachen, L. R., 7 Q. B. 464.
State V. Mayor, 73 Mo. 437.
State V. Hickman, 8 N. J. (L.) 299.
In statute. Whitwell v. Willard, i Mete. 216.
Kinnersley 7/. Knott, 7 C. B. 985.
In charter-party. Valene v. Gibbs, 6 C. B. (N. S.) 284 ; The John
Martin, 2 Abb. (U. S.) 172; Perkins v. Lyman, 9 Mass. 522; The
Brutus, 3 Gall. 538.
Ir. insurance policy. Friend z/. Gloucester Ins. Co., 113 Mass. 326;
Peliy V. Royal Exchange Association Co., i Burr. 341 \ Friend v.
Gloucester Ins. Co., 113 Mass. 326.
or Toyagee atoroeaid. In charter-party. Mitchell v. U. S. 6
Otto, 162.
during the aaid
C. a (N. S.) 760.
In charter-party. Barker v. McAndrew, 18
Jordan v. Kent, 44 How. Pr. 206; Smoot v. State, 18 Ind. 18; Mer-
chants' Saving, etc., Co. v. Goodrich, 75 111. 554 ; Cassard v. Hin-
man, i Bosw. 207 ; Quarles v. State, 5 Humph. 561.
policy. Amory V. Gilman, 2 Mass. 11.
fat the purpoee of . In statute. Sumner v. State, 74 Ind. 53.
In statute McLellan v. Young, 54 Ga. 399(21 Am. Rep. 277) ; South.,
eta, R. Co. v. Falkner, 49 Ala. 117 ; Jenks v. Dyer, 102 Mass. 235;
Cowdin V. Huff, 10 Ind. 83 ; Somers v. Kelcher, 1 1 5 Mass. 167.
In statute. Archer v. James, 2 B. & S. 76 ; Chawner v. Cummins, 8 Q.
B. 311 ; Sleeman v. Barrett, 2 H. & C. 940; Sherman v. Sanders,
13 C. R 169.
— of her personal labor. In statute. Mewherter v. Hatten, 42
Iowa, 288.
of laborers and employees. In statute. South. , etc, R. Co. v.
Falkner, 49 Ala. 115.
or hire. In statute. Moore v. Heaney, 14 Md. 559.
In city ordinance. Snyder v. North Lawrence, 8 Kas. 82.
In statute. Gorden v. Shields, 7 Kas. 325 ; Quigley v. Gorham. s ^^l-
418.
work. Johnson v. Reyendor, 19 Ind. 24.
stage . In statute. Queen v. Ruscoe, 8 Ad. & Ell. 387.
your reply. In letter. Watts v. Ainsworth, i H. A C. 86.
demand and notioe. In note. Pearson v. Stoddard, 9 Gray. 201.
out of the said grounds. In statute, Howard v. Blackford. 3
N. J. (L.) 777.
Hoxiez^. Home Ins. Co., 32 Conn. 21 ; First National Bk.e^. Hartford,
etc., Ins. Co., 45 Conn. 22 ; Lewis v. Phoenix Ins. Co., 24 Conn. 72.
party . Watson v. Grey, 14 Ch. Div. 193; Weston v. Arnold,
L. R., 8 Ch. App. 1085 ; Glover v. Weisman. 4 Mo. (App.) 91. •
WANDERING.
377
WARRANT.
'^iJFS.
WANDBBING. In statute, Morris v. Jelfreis, L. R., i Q. B. 263 ; Lawrence v, King^
L. R., 3 Q. B. 345.
jDt will, Hull V, Culver, 34 Conn. 404.
of oare. Warner v. Dunnavan, 23 111. 380.
of ibrm. In statute. State v. Blaisdell, 49 N. H. 83 ; State v.
Dowd, 43 N. H. 4S6.
of repair. Hizon v, Lowell, 13 Gray, 59.
of understanding. Jn statute, Emerson v. Bowers, 14 N. Y.
449.
fbr of proeeoution. In order of court, Morange v, Meigs, 54 N.
Y.207.
in the of suohoertifloate. In statute, Stuart v, Powell, i B. &
Ad. 273.
Cory V, Boylston Ins. Co., 107 Mass. 140.
La&yette, etc., R. Co. v, Huffman, 28 Ind. 287.
WANTONLY. Clarke v. Hoggins, 11 C. R (N. S.) 550; Reed v. Clark, 47 CaL 304.
and omelly negleote. In statute, Peabody v, Peabody, 104
Mass. 195.
and wilAilly. In statute, M. K. A T. R. R. v, Davidson, 14
Kas. 349.
Cobb V. Bennett, 75 Pa. St. 326.
Prize Cases, 2 Black, 635; Miller v. The Resolution, 3 Dall. 19; Alire
V, The U. S., I Ct. of CI. 233 ; Bas v, Tingy. 4 Dall. 37 ; Dole v.
Merchants' Mut. Ins. Co., 51 Me. 465.
debts. In statute, Bibb v, Commrs., 44 Ala. 1 19.
haTing oommenoed. In insurance poUcy, Avery v. Bowden, ^
El. & Bl. 714.
riek. Reybold v, U. S., 15 Wall. 302.
imperfect , Miller v. The Resolution, 2 Dall. 19.
WANTAGE
WANTON.
levying
private
% In constitution. Ex parte Ballman, 4 Cranch, 75.
. People V, McLeod, i Hill, 377 ; 25 Wend. 483 (37 Am.
Dec. 329).
publio . People v, McLeod, i Hill, 377 ; 25 Wend. 483 (37 Am.
Dec. 329).
People V, McLeod, i Hill, 377; 25 Wend. 483(37 Am,.
Dec. 329).
perfeot . Miller v. The Resolution, 2 Dall. 19.
WABSHOT7SE. Owen v, Boyle, 22 Me. 47.
In statute. States. Bishop, 51 Vt. 287 (31 Am. Rep. 690) ; Ray v.
Com., 12 Bush, 397; Watson v. Cotton, 5 C. B. 52; State i^. Down-
ing, 47 N. H. 101 ; U. S. V. Powell, 14 Wall. 493; Reg. v. Hill, 2 M.
& R. 458.
reoeipt. Harris v, Bradley, 2 Dill. 284.
'W'JUEtSHOUSEBCAN. Schmidt v. Blood, 9 Wend. 268 (24 Am. Dec. 143), note.
'Vlf'ABXEHOnBBB. txxided . In statute, U. S. v, Powell, 14 Wall. 493.
In libel, Capel v, Jones, 4 C. B. 264.
In statute. King v, Ashton, 2 B. & Ad. 750. *
People V, Wood, 71 N. Y. 371.
In deed, Kirkendall v, Mitchell, 3 McLean, 144.
48
WARRANT.
378
WATERCOURSES.
WABBATfT— Continued.
In statute, Reg* v. Dawson, 2 Den. C. C. 75 ; Reg. v. Vivian, i C. k
K. 719; Reg. V. Autay, Dears. & B. 294; Reg. v. Raake, 2 Moody,
66 ; Reg. v. Wiiloughby, 2 East P. C. 581.
and defSmd. In lease, Williams v* Burrell, i C. B. 450.
to pay. In statute. Queen v. Kay» L. R.. i C. C. R. 260.
or order. In statute. State v, Jones, i McMull. 236 (56 Am.
Dec. 257).
In insurance policy. Wood v. Hartford Ins. Co., 13 Conn. 535(35
Am. Dec. 92).
sound ibr one month. In contract. Chapman v. Guyther, L
WABBAinnr.
WABBSN.
WA8TB.
R., I Q. B. 465 ; 7 B. & S. 417-
Bannerman v. White, 10 C. B. (N. S.) 858 ; Read v, Hastings, 61 111.
266 ; Murray v. Smith, 4 Daly, 277 ; O'Neil v, Buffalo Fire Ins. Co.,
3 N. Y. 122 ; Kinley v, Fitzpatrick, 4 How. (Miss.) 59 (34 Am. Dec.
108).
of oonies. In deed, Beauchamp v, Winn, L. R., 6 H. L. 223.
Doe V, Burlington, 5 B. & Ad. 517 ; Huntley v. Russell, 13 Q. E 58S;
Jones V, Chappell, L. R., 20 Eq. 539 ; Mc Gregor v. Brown, 10 N.
Y. 117; Proffit V, Henderson, 29 Mo. 327; U. S. v. Gear, 3 How.
120; Dewall V, Waters, i Bland Ch. 569; Thurston t^. Mastin.3
Cranch C. C. 338 ; Wade v, Malloy, 16 Hun, 226 ; Proffit v. Hender-
son, 29 Mo. 325 ; Jackson v, Brownson, 7 Johns. 227 ; Jackson v.
Tibbetts, 3 Wend. 341.
In deed, Rogers v. Price, 8 C. B. 904.
or shoddy. In statute, Lening v. Maxwell, 3 Blatchf. 125.
likely to or be destroyed by keeping. In statute. Millard
V. Hall, 24 Ala. 229.
WASTINO. of hie estate. In statute, McKay v, McKay, 18 B Moor. 8;
Shuck V, Shuck, 7 Bush, 307.
WATCHMAB'. In insurance policy. First Nat. Bk. v, Ins. Co., 50 N. Y. 45 ; Gibson
. V, Farmers' Ins. Co., i Cin. 410.
there is a nights. In fire policy, Ripley v. Ins. Co., 30 N. Y. 136.
WATEB. surlboe . Shave v, Kansas City, etc., R. Co., 71 Mo. 237.
surpliui . In statute. Lynch v. Stone, 4 Denio, 356.
WATEBOOUB8E. Briscoe v. Drought, 11 Ir. C. L. 250; Ashley v, Wolcott, 11 Gush.
195, Prescottz/. Williams, 5 Mete. 429; Luther z^. Winnisimmet Co.
9 Cush. 171 ; Chasemore v, Richards, 7 H. L. Cas. 349 ; Bangor v.
Laurel, 51 Me. 429; Kauffman v. Griesemer, 26 Pa. St. 407 ; McCal-
mont V, Whitaker, 3 Rawie, 84 ; Gavit v. Chambers, 3 Ohio, 495 •
Starr v. Child, 20 Wend. 149 ; Earl v, De Hart. 12 N. J. (Eq.) 2&>;
Eulrich v, Richter, 41 Wis. 318 ; Gillet v. Johnson, 30 Conn. 180:
Bassett v, Salisbury Manufg. Co., 43 N. H. 569 : Shields v, Amdt 3
Green Ch. 234 ; Wagner v. Long Island R. Co., 2 Hun, 623 ; Hoyt
V, Hudson, 37 Wis. 661 ; Freyerv. Warne, 29 Wis. 511 ; Eulrich v,
Richter, 37 Wis. 226.
In statute, Wright v, Williams, i M. & W. 77 ; Carlyon v. Loveiing.
I H. & N. 784; Mason v, Shrewsbury, etc.. Canal Co., L. R., 6 Q-
• B. 578; Gillett V. Johnston, 30 Conn. 180.
natural . Barkley v, Wilcox, 86 N. Y. 143.
WATEBOOUB8ES. thereunto belonging. In statute. Smith v. Barfaam. i
Ex. Div. 419.
irA TERING-P LACES.
379
WESTERN.
WATBBB.
WAY.
WATEBINGK-PIiAGES. In statute. Race v. W«rd. 7 El. & Bl. 386.
WATER*FOWEB. /if statute. Plaisted v. Lincoln, 62 Me. ^.
used in navigatmg the of this State. In statwtt. Swearingen
V, St. Lynx. 13 Mo. 519.
In deed. Dennis v. Wilson, 107 Mass. 591 ; Jamaica Pond Aqueduct
Co. V. Chandler, 9 Allen, 159.
In statute, Rome v, Shilson, 4 B. & Adol. 726.
over my land as usually oooupied. In deed, Sargent v, Hub-
bard, 102 Mass. 383.
public . Peckham v. Town of Lebanon, 39 N. Y. 225.
right of . hi constitution, Challis v, Atchison, etc., R. Co., 16
Kas. 117 ; Wild v, Deig, 43 Ind. 455.
oflOansive . In statute. Rex v, Johnson, i Russ. & Ry. 493.
any weapon oonoealed as a weapon. In statute. Carr v. State,
WEAPON.
WSABING.
WEEK
WEEKLY.
WEEK'S.
WEiaHEB.
l^EIGHT.
WtBU'ABE.
WKLX.
34 Ark. 448.
apparel. Gooch v. Gooch, 33 Me. 535 ; Shaw v. Davis, 5$ Barb.
389; Ordway z/. Wilbur, 16 Me. 263 (33 Am. Dec. 663); Maillard v.
Lawrence, i Blatchf. 505.
In statute. Dexter t/. Shepherd, 117 Mass. 480.
onoe a . In statute. State v. Yellow Jacket Mining Co., 5 Nev.
415 ; Ronkendorff v, Taylor, 4 Pet. 349; Steinle v. Bell, 12 Abb. Pr.
(N. S.) 171.
account. In contract, Myers v. Sail, 3 El. & El. 306.
work. In contrcLct, Luske v, Hotchkiss, 37 Conn. 219.
In statute. Pray v, U. S., 14 Ct. of CI. 256.
machine. In statute. Great Western R. Co. v, Barlee, 5 B. ft S.
934.
incorrect machines. In statute. Carr v. Stringer, 9 R ft S. 241.
Goddard v, Bulow, i N. & McC. (S. C.) 45 (9 Am. Dec. 663).
of evidence. In instruction. Shinn v. Tucker, 37 Ark. 585.
of proof. In instruction, Hoskins v. Hoskins, 9 Gray, 391.
value and contents unknown. In bill of lading, Lebeau v,
Nav. Co., L. R., 8 C. P. 88.
In statute, Stannard v. Hubbard, 34 Conn. 370.
public . In constitution. Sessions v, Crankelton, 20 Ohio St. 349.
In deed. Johnson v. Rayner, 6 Gray, 107.
and fidthfully serve, and give and devote
whole time
and labor. In contract. Caden v. Brockwell, 98 Mass. 137.
— and truly administer. In bond. Cony v, Williams, 9 Mass.
119; People t/. Dunlap, 13 Johns. 441.
to law. In bond, Barbour
and truly administer
In bond. Minor v.
V. Robertson, i Litt. 93.
— and truly execute the duties of
Mechanics' Bk., i Peters, 69.
— half. In deed, Schmitz v. Schmitz, 19 Wis. 207.
of the Cape of Good Hope. In statute. Powers v. Comly, 11
Otto, 789.
due . McKinney v. McKinney, 8 Ohio St. 423.
barge. In statute. Doick v, Phillips. 3 El. & El. 250.
: I :^ :h
IV£T. 380 WHOLESOME.
WET. dirty, or unineroh&ntable palm oil. In contract, Warde v,
Stuart, I C. B. (N. S.) 88.
wnABF. Doane v. Broad Street Assn., 6 Mass. 332 ; Dutton t/. Strong, i Blacky
23 ; ex parte Easton, 95 U. S. 68.
boat. Galbreath v. Davidson, 25 Ark. 494.
publio . In city ordinance, 1^11. Canal Co. v, St. Louis, 2 Dill. 70,
WHABFAGE. The Gem, i Brown Adm. 37 ; Hays v, Briggs, 74 Pa. St. 373.
Bums due for . In statute, Bessie v, Str. Shenandoah, 21 Mo. 18.
WHABFINGEB. Rodgers v, Stophel, 32 Pa. St. in.
WHABPS. In statute. King v. Regents Canal Co., 6 B. & C. 720.
WHAT. remains. In will, Crooke v, De Vandes, 1 1
WHATSOEVER. In lease, Stephani v. Bishop of Chicago, 2 Bradwell, 249; Perry v.
Davis, 3 C. B. (N. S.) 776.
to all intents and purposes . In statute, Reg. v, St. Leonards,.
13 Q. B. 971.
flange . In statute. Cottam v. Guest, 6 Q. B. Div. 70.
In will, Bracton's case, 3 Coke, 19 ; Hanson v, Graham, 6 Ves. Jr. 329 ;
Colt V, Hubbard, 33 Conn. 281 ; Gu)rther z/. Taylor, 3 Ired. (Eq.) 323;
Sims V, Smith, 6 Jones (Eq.) 347.
Palmer v, F. P. & C. P. R. R., 11 N. Y. 376.
he thinks proper. In bond. Berry v, Harris, 43 N. H. 377.
WHEREUPON. King v. Perry, 6 Term Rep. 573.
WHEBBY. ' In statute. Reed v, Ingham, 3 El. k Bl. 890.
WHILST. Reg. v, Pelham, 8 Q. B. 963.
the same should remain there. In deed, Rhodes v, BuUard,
7 East, 1 16.
WHIPPING, wifb . Fulgram v. State, 46 Ala. 143.
wuxtnTOCK. In indictment. Com. v. Woodward, 102 Mass. 159.
WHITE. mast-head lights. In statute. The Jesse Williamson, 17
Blatchf. 121.
paper. In constitution. People v. Kilduff, 15 111. 492.
person. In constitution. People v. Dean, 14 Mich. 406.
In statute, Bailey v, Fiske, 34 Me. 77 ; U. S. v, Perryman, 10 Otto„
237; re Ah Yup, 5 Sawyer, 155; re Camille, 6 Fed. Rep. 256.
firee oltisen. In constitution, Jeffries v, Ankeny, 1 1 Ohio, 372.
WHOEVEB. In statute. Palmer v, Wakefield, 102 Mass. 214.
WHOIiB. amount of the capital stook. In statute. People v. Comm'rs^
69 N. Y. 91.
estate. In wUl. Gist v, Robinet, 3 Bibb, 3 ; Morris v, Morris, 4
Houst. 414.
for a year. In statute. King v. Inhabitants, 7 B. & C. 555.
WHOLESALE. In statute, Gorsuth v, Butterfield, 2 Wis. 242.
dealer. In statute, U. S. v, Clare, 2 Fed. Rep. 55 ; Slack v.
Tucker, 23 Wall. 327.
iSMStory prioes. In note, Avery v, Stewart, 2 Conn. 69 (7 Am.
Dec. 241).
— ^ liquor dealer. In statute, Koopman v. State, 61 Ala. 70.
WHOLLY. or in part. In statute. Clow v. Harper, 26 W. R. 364.
WHOLESOME. laws. In constitution. Phelps v. Rooney, 9 Wis. 701.
WHOM.
381
WILFULLY.
WHOM. In statute. Queen v, Arnold, 5 B. & S. 322.
WfiOUSOEVEB. any other persons . In statute. Queen v, Doubleday, 3 El.
& El. SI 5.
WHOBE.
WHOBEDOM.
WIDSN.
WIDOW.
WTDOWB.
WHJ).
WZUTJIi.
Sheehey v. Cokley, 43 Iowa, 183; Riddle v, Thayer. 127 Mass. 487;
Rodebaugh v. Hollingsworth, 6 Ind. 339.
In statute, Rodebaugh v, Hollingsworth, 6 Ind. 339.
In statute. Beck v. United, etc.. Canal Co., 39 N. J. (L.) 45.
In statute, Georgia R. Co. v, Garr, 57 Ga. 277 ; re Burr, 1 1 Op. Atty.-
Gen. I ; Whitsell v. Mills, 6 Ind. 229.
In will. Swallow v. Swallow, 27 N. J. (Eq.) 278.
and orphans. In wih. Att'y-Gen. v. Comber, 2 Sim. & S. 93.
Hyde v, Hyde, L. R., i P. & D. 133.
In statute, Murray v. Queen, 7 Q. B. 700 ; People v, Hovey. 5 Barb*
117.
In will, Reppin v, Bickford, 3 Ves. 57a
and ohildren. In will. Lord v. Moore, ao Conn. 126.
dear . In will, Johnson v, Johnson, i Tens. Ch. 621.
dear Caroline. In will. Gains v. Rouse, 5 C. B. 426.
his In will, Bullock v. Zelley, i N. J. (Eq.) 489.
remains my . In will. Brown v. Slater, 16 Conn. 192.
animals. State v, Taylor, 27 N. J. (L.) 117.
Bower v. State, 5 Mo. 364.
in statute. White v. Feast, L. R., 7 Q. B. 353.
and indecent exposure of the person. In statute.
Queen v.
Blank, 8 Ad. & Ell. 589.
— and malioioiis. In statute. Nelson v, Ladd, 47 N. H. 343.
— deflhiilt. In statute. Grill v. Screw Co., L. R., 3 C. P. 476.
— delay. In statute. Taylor v, Veyette, 7 Hurl. & N. 143.
— deliberate and premeditated. In statute. Bomer v. State, 5
Mo. 364 (32 Am. Dec. 332).
— desertion. In statute, Benkert v, Benkert, 32 Cal. 467 ; Hanson
V. South Scituate, 1 1 5 Mass. 336 ; Glerson v. Glerson, 4 Wis. 66.
neglig^enoe. In statute. Hansford v, Payne, 11 Bush, 382,
Railroad v, Robinson, 4 Bush, 509 ; Tudor v, Lewis, 3 Mete. 385 ;
Lexington v. Lewis, 10 Bush, 679; Board v, Learce, 2 Duv. 576;
Railroad v. Murphy, 9 Bush, 525.
Preston v, Mann, 25 Conn. \\Z.
In indictment. State v, Robbins, 66 Me. 324; State v, Townsell, 3
Hetsk. 6.
In statute. Teamley v, Ormsby, 4 C. P. Div. 136 ; Com. z/. McLaughlin,
105 Mass.463 ; U.S. t^, Three Railroad Cases, i Abb. (U. S.) 196; Fuller
V. Chicago, etc., R. Co., 31 Iowa, 187 ; State v, Clark, 29 N.J. (L.) 96;
Savage v. TuUar, Brayt. (Vt.) 223 ; Smith v. Wilcox, 47 Vt. 537 ;
State V. Preston, 34 Wis. 675 ; Aston v. George, 2 B. & Aid. 398 ;
Smith z/. Banhaur, i Ex. Div. 419; Com. v. Brooks, 9 Gray, 303;
Com. V. Bradford. 9 Mete. 270.
and malioionsly. In indictment. State v. Hussey, 60 Me. 410 ;
Com. V, Williams, no Mass. 401 ; Com. v. Goodwin, 122 Mass. 35.
and malioionsly ixijiires. In statute. Com. v. Williams, 1 10
Mass. 401.
WILFULLY.
382
WITHIN.
WILFUIiLY — Continued.
detain. In statute. Bowen v. Fox, 10 B. k C. 47.
disturb. In statute. Wall v. Hee, 34 N. Y. 141.
holding over. In statute. Swinfen v. Bacon, 6 Hurl, k N. 847.
mU. In contract. Weed v. Boston, etc., R. Co., 12 Allen, 379.
charge. In deed. Falkner v. O'Brien, i Ball. & B. 223.
( Verb.)
{Testament)
WTLLnXQttH.
WIN.
WINDING.
WIinX>W8.
WITH.
In statute. Bayley v. Burley, 5 Gush. 247 ; McDaniels v. Johns, 45
Miss. 632 ; Slocumb v. Slocumb, 13 Allen, 38.
In indictment. Harrington v. State, $4 Miss. 490.
In deed. Lewis v. Fothergill, L. R., 5 Ch. App. 103 ; Ld. Rokeby v,
Elliott, 27 W. R. 58.
In statute. Haydon v. Taylor, 4 B. & S. 525.
In lease. Burt v. Haslett, 18 C. B. 162 ; Haslett v. Burt, 18 C. E 893.
In statute. Harris v, JeiMrs, 9 C. B. (N. S.) 152.
In win. Lines v. Darden, 5 Fla. 51 ; Cook v. Ellington, 6 Jones (Eq.),
371.
and desire. In will. Phebe v. Quillan, 21 Ark. 490.
and will In will. McKee v. Means, 34 Ala. 349.
In lease. Durham R. Co. v. Walker, 2 Q. B. 940.
interest. Fay v. Smith, i Allen, 477 ; Draper v. Wood, 112
Mass. 319.
the tail! In statute. Hummert v. Schwab, 54 111. 142.
the declaration. In statute. Goldie v. McDonald, 78 111. 605.
the interest to sell. Com. v. Raymond, 97 Mass. 567.
the wharf therein. Wood v. Bridge Gommrs., 122 Mass. 324.
bound surety. In statute. Boyce v. Wilkins, 5 S. & R. 35^:
Cavence v. Butler, 6 Binney, 53.
woman child. In indictment. Eckhardt v. People, 83 N. Y. 462;
22 Hun, 525.
People V. Board of Police, 26 N. Y. 316.
WTFHDRAWAIi. In statute. Lynch v. Bond, 19 Ga. 314.
W rrmJRA WINQ. member. In statute. Watkins v. Building Assn., 79 ^
St. 514.
WITHDRAWK. Mills z/. Lee, 6 T. R Mon. 91 (17 Am. Dec. 118).
WITUIN. ten days. In constitution. Harpending v. Haight, 39 CaL 199-
In statute* Levert v. Reed, 54 Ala. 531 ; Adams v. Cummiskey, 4
Cush. 420 ; Sands v. Lyon, 18 Conn. 27 ; Sanborn v. Fireman's Ids.
Co., 16 Gray, 448 ; City National Bk. v. Williams, 122 Mass. 534
a fortnight. In contract. Thomas v. Lambert, 3 Ad. k EU. 62.
a radius often miles of L. In contract. Cook v. Johnson, 47
Conn. 175.
fbur days. In statute. Ex parte Dean, 2 Cow. 605 (14 Am. Dec
521) ; Young v. The Orpheus, 1 19 Mass. 179.
fbur months. In statute. Patrick v. Faulke, 45 Mo. 312.
ninety days. In statute. Bray v. Dean, 11 N.J. (Eq.) 89^
one year after the granting of the first letters. In statute.
Kimm v. Osgood, 19 Mo. 60.
six months after the probate of the
In statute. Athcr-
ton 7'. Corliss, loi Mass. 40.
WITHIN.
383
WOOD.
WITHIN— Continued.
six yean next after the light of action ahall aoorue. In
statute. Blackman v. Neahng» 43 Conn. 56.
ten miles thereof. In statute. Queen v. Inhabitants, 9 Q. B. 76.
the city. In statute. St Louis v. Ferry Co., 1 1 Wall. 423 ; Moss
WTEHOUT.
V. Comm'rs, 4 EL & Bl. 678.
the jurisdiotion. In statute. Re Smith, i Prob. Div. 300.
the parish. Pigbtt v. Bailey, 6 B. & C. 17.
thirty days. In statute. City National Bk. v. Williams, 122
Mass. 534.
thirty days after the indebtedness aoorued. In statute. Pat-
rick V, Ballentine, 22 Mo. 143.
this state. In statute. Hoyt v. Comm*rs of Taxes, 23 N. Y.
224.
the described notes. In assignment. Thornton v. Crowther,
24 Mo. 164.
the ^policy is renewed. In insurance policy. Howick v. Phoenix
. Ins. Co., 22 Mo. 82.
In indictment. Com. v. Thompson, 2 Allen, 507.
bodily heirs. In will. Watkins v. Quarles, 23 Ark. 179.
consent. In deed. Toleman v. Portbury, L. R., 5 Q. B. 289.
heirs. In will. Haley v. Boston, 108 Mass. 576.
her consent In indictment. Com. v. Burke, 105 Mass. 367.
issne. Atbee v. Carpenter, 12 Cush. 387.
interruption. In statute. Flight v. Thames, 1 1 Ad. h Eli. 700.
ofBtot. On note. Harmanson v. Bain, i Hughes, 391.
proper precaution. In statute. Local Bd. v. Bisshoff, 2 C. P.
Div. 187.
requiring the lessor's title. In deed. Spratt v. Jeffrey, 10 B.
& C. 260.
this State. In statute. Sage v. Hawley. 16 Conn. 107.
WimSSS. U. S. V. Wood, 14 Peters, 445«
prove adverse. In statute. Greenough v. Eccles, 5 C. B. (N. S.)
800.
prosecuting . In statute. Illinois, etc., R. Co. v. Herr, 54 111.
336.
WITJN JB8SE8. In statute. Winstead Savings Bk. v. Spencer, 26 Conn. 199 ; Abshire
V. Mather, 27 Ind. 381 ; McChesney v. Lansing, 18 Johns. 388.
WimU'OIiY. In statute. Osborne v. Warren, 44 Conn. 357 ; Harrington v. State*
54 Miss. 490.
wilftiUy and knowingly. In statute. Meirlles v. Banning,
2 B. & Ad. 909.
In plea. Linn v. Buckingham, 2 111. 451.
In statute. Somerville v. Boston, 12a Mass. 374.
single . In statute. Queen v. Colli ngwood, 12 Q. B. 681.
Gibson's Case, i Bland Ch. 138 (17 Am. Dec. 257).
i^OS. money upon any bet or wager. In statute. Johnson v. Ferris*
49 ^* H* ^■
WOOI>. great . Evans v. Rowe, i McCl. & Younge, 588.
WOOD.
384
WORLDL V.
WOOD ~ Ck>ntinued.
twenty-five oords of
158.
WOOBBN. building. In deed, Oliver v. Dickensoo, 100 Mass. 117.
In indictment. State v, Parker, 34 Ark.
WOODS.
WOOBHOnaS. in insurance policy. White v. Springfield Ass. Co., 8 Gray, 566.
WOOBIftAlfD. In will Blaine v. Chambers, i S. & R. 171.
In statute. Hall v. Crawford^ 5 Jones (L.) 3 ; Lei|t^h v, Heald. i R ft
Ad. 625.
and nnderwoodfl. In lease, Leigh v, Heald, i R & AtL 625.
millfl. In insurance policy. Smith u, Mech. ft Trad. Ins. Co., 32
WOOL.
WOBK
WORKABTiK
WOBEMAJV.
WOBKED.
wobshtg.
WOBBuB.
WOBESHOP.
WOBIaDIiY.
N.Y.399.
nnmanuflustured. In siatmte. Ckiggill v. Lawrence, i BlatchL
604.
all sorts of . In statute, Pearce v, Cowie» Holt N. P. 7a
maanihotaree of . In statute. Elliott v. Swartout, 10 Peters,
137 ; Lening v. Maxwell, 3 Blatchf. 125.
City V, Clemens, 49 Mo. 552.
In statute. People v, Flagg, 5 Abb. Pr. 232 ; Smith v. Mayor, 21 How.
Pr. I ; Storey v, Elliott, 8 Cow. 27; Price v, Kirtc, 90 Pa. St 48.
and labor. In plea. Powers v. Butcher, 10 B. ft C. 329.
beast In statute, Winfrey v. Zimmerman, 8 Bash, 587.
boaineas or labor of his seoolar calling, hi statute, Geoige
V, George, 47 N. H. 27.
evenly on the yoke. In warranty of cattle. Woodruff v.
Weeks, 28 Conn. 328.
horse. In statute, Winfrey v, Zimmerman, 8 Bush, 587.
or labor. In statute, Stacy v, Kemp, 97 Mass. 166.
as ooal seams. In deed, Carr v, Benson,, L. R., 3 Ch. App. s'S-
Gibson t/. Iveson, 3 Q. R 44.
In statute. Queen v, Cleworth, 4 B. ft S. 927.
artifloer, or laborer. In steUuto, Sharman v. Sanders, 13 C.
B. 169.
oontraotors, laborers and . In statute. Leupper v, Pennsyl-
vania, etc., R. Co., 1 1 Phila. 548.
be . In statute, Knowles v, Dickinson, 2 El. ft El. 705.
hours. In contract, Phcenix, etc., Manfg Co. v, Hazen, 118
Mass. 350.
In statute. Queen v. R. Co., 4 El. ft Bl. 958.
of all kinds. In statute. State v. Smith. 31 Iowa, 493.
of internal improvement. In constitution, Clark v. City of
Janesville, 10 Wis. 138.
of neoessity. In statute, Flagg v. Inhabitants, 4 Cush. 243.
of neoessity or meroy. In statute, George v, Geoige, 47 X.
H. 27 ; Com, v, Sampson, 97 Mass. 407; Com. v. Josseylin, 97 Mass.
411.
In statute, Beadon v, Paillett L. EL, 6 Q. R 718.
employment. In statute. Com. «^. Jendell, 2 Grants Cas, 506;
Johnston v. Com., 22 Pa. St. 102 j Com. v, Nesbit 34 Pa. St. 39S.
estate. Inwitt, Lloyd v, Jackson, 7 B. ft S. 683.
WORN.
385
WRITING.
WORN,
WOBHYING.
WOBSHIP.
WOB8TED.
ttrtioleB
by mexiy women or ohildren. In statute. Thomson z/.
WOBTH.
WOBTHS.
WOUIiB.
woumi).
WOUHDED.
WBECKED.
^WKIT.
Maxwell, 2 Blatchf. 386 ; Richardson v. Lawrence, i Blatchf. 503.
In statute. Marshall v. Blackshire, 44 Iowa, 475.
aasembled fbr religious . In statute. Wood v. State, 1 1 Tex.
(App.) 321.
In statute, Elliott v, Swartout, 10 Pet. 137.
stuff goods. In statute. Whiting v. Bancroft, i Story. 560; U.
S. V, Clarke, 5 Mason, 31.
make it the above sum. In contract. Whitehall v, Con-
nor, 55 Ind. 354.
— and values. In statute. King v. Hull Dock Co., 3 B. & C. 517.
— not. In insurance policy, Knechtz/. Mutual Ins. Co., 90 Pa. St.
120.
In indictment. Com. v. Gallagher, 6 Mete. 568 ; Com. v. Woodward,
102 Mass. 159.
In statute. Queen v. Bullock, L. R., i C. C. R. 117; Moriarity v.
Brooks. 6 C. & P. 684 ; Rex v. Wood, i Moody. 278 ; Rex v. With-
ers, I Moody. 294 ; Rex v, Murrow, i Moody, 456 ; Rex v. Ha3rwood,
Russ. & Ry. 17 ; Reg. v. McLoughlin, 2 East P. C. 1076.
In statute. State v. Leonard, 22 Mo. 449.
Wood V. Lincoln Ins. Co., 6 Mass. 479 (4 Am. Dec. 163) ; Baker v,
Hoag, 7 N. Y. 555.
In deed. Bailiffs v. Sterry. i B. & Ad. 831.
In statute. Barry v. Arnaud, 10 Ad. & Ell. 647 ; Legge v. Boyd, i C.
B. 93 ; Palmer v. Rouse, 3 Hurl. & N. 507.
of the sea. U. S. v. Coombs. 12 Pet. 72.
property. In statute. Baker v. Hoag, 7 N. Y. 555.
vessel in the United States. In statute. U. S. v. The Victoria
Perez, 8 Ben. 109.
and shipwrecked goods. In statute. Chase v, Corcoran, 106
Mass. 288.
Baird v. Pridmore, 29 How. Pr. 253.
In constitution. Porter v. Vandercook, 1 1 Wis. 70.
In statute. Stoddard v. Couch, 23 Conn. 240; Towne v. Steam Co.,
5 C. B. (N. S.) 730; Cole V. Bell, 48 Barb. 194 ; Tyler v. Canaday, 2
Barb. 160; Bank of Rutland v. Parsons. 21 Vt. 199.
of error. Cohens v. Virginia, 6 Wheat. 264; King v. Wright, 2
Harr. (Del.) 135 ; Carman v. Carman, 3 N. J. (L.) 470.
of execution. In statute. Kemble v. Harris, 36 N. J. (L.) 526.
of prohibition. Ex parte Williams, 4 Ark. 537 (38 Am. Dec. 46).
Geary v. Physic, 5 B. & C. 238; Henshaw v. Foster, 9 Pick. 312.
/// statute. Stoessinger v. R. Co., 3 El. & Bl. 550.
for the payment of money. In statute. Shelton v. Wyman, i
Mo. (App.) 130; Reyburn v. Casey, 29 Mo. 129; Harrow «/. Dugan, 6
Dana, 341.
instrument or deed. In statute, Muldrow v, Robison. 58 Mo.
331.
obligatory. In statute. James v, Craig, 24 Ark. 477.
or memorandum. In statute. Teal «/. Felton, 12 How. 284.
in . In statute. Pal mo re v. State, 29 Ark. 249.
I
L
WRITING. 386 YEAR.
WBITING — Continued.
instrument in . In statute. Hill v. Taylor, 15 Wis. 190.
notice in . In statute. Hart v. Gray, 3 Sumner, 340.
other . In statute, U. S. v, Lawrence, 13 Blatchf. 211.
WHITINGS. and disooveries. In constitution, Trade-Mark Cases, 100 U. S.92.
all . In will, Watson v, McLean, i EL, Bl. & El. 75.
WBITTBN. consent. In statute, Raritan Water Co. v. Veghte, 6 C. E.
Green, 470.
decision. In statute, Corbett v. Job, 5 Nev. 201.
instrument. In statute, Wilson v, Vance, 55 Ind. 584; Wyant
V. Wyant, 38 Ind. 48 ; L)rtle v, Lytle, 37 Ind. 281 ; Hazzard v. Hea-
cock, 39 Ind. 172; Hinchlifif 7/. Hinman, 18 Wis. 130; Morrison z/.
Fishel, 64 Ind. 177.
opinion. In statute, Corbett v. Job, 5 Nev. 201.
or parol agreement. In statute. Reed z/. The Hull, i Story,
247.
— statement. In statute. Winn v. State, 5 Tex. (App.) 623.
— statement or certificate. In statute. People v, Nordham, 99 111.
560.
— votes. In constitution. Henshaw v. Foster, 9 Pick. 312.
WBONGPUL. In statute, Webber v. Queen, 46 Wis. 1 18.
WBONGPXTIJliY. Hooper v. Lane, 10 Q. B. 546; Faukun v. Earl, 2 Ad. & EL 457;
Frank v. Avery, 21 Wis. 173.
and improperly. Seger v. Town of Buckamstead, 22 Conn. 297.
claiming. In statute, Williams v. Pott, L. R., 12 Eq. Cas. 149.
and without force by disseizin. In statute. Reed v. Bell, 26 Mo.
216.
YA£D. In statute, Matthews v. State, 6 Tex. (App.) 516.
YSAB. In contract, Knode v. Baldridge, 73 Ind. 54.
In indictment. Com. v, Doran, 14 Gray, 37 ; Com. v. Sullivan, 14
Gray, 97.
In statute, Glasgow v. Rouse, 43 Mo. 479 ; Foster v, McO'Blenis, 18
Mo. 88 ; Gibson v. Barton, L. R., 10 Q. B. 329 ; King v. Inhabit-
ants, 10 B. & C. 53; Engleman v. State, 15 Pet. 141 ; Thornton v.
Boyd, 25 Miss. 198.
any one . In statute, U. S. v. Dickson, 15 Pet. 141.
for one . In insurance policy, Notman v, Ins. Co., 4 C. B. (N.
S.) 476.
one whole . In statute. King?/. Inhabitants, i B. & Ad. 217;
Paris V, Hiram, 12 Mass. 262.
not to be performed within a . In statute. Clark v, Pendle-
ton, 20 Conn. 508 ; Delano v, Montague, 4 Cush. 43; Jilson v, Gil-
bert, 26 Wis. 637; Lyon v. King, 11 Mete. 412; Roberts v. Rock-
bottom Co., 7 Mete. 46 ; Treadway v. Smith, 56 Ala. 345 ; Peter v,
Compton, Skin. 353; Fenton t/. Emblers, 3 Burr. 1278; Ridley «/.
Ridley, 34 Beav. 478; Izard 7/. Middleton, i Des. (S. C.) Ch. 116;
Bilk V. Hewitt, 24 Ind. 280 ; Jilson v, Gilbert, 26 Wis. 637 ; Quack-
enbush v, Ehle, 5 Barb. (N. Y.) 469 ; Wells v, Horton, 4 Bing. 40 ;
Thompson v, Gordon, 3 Strobh. (S. C.) Law, 196; King v, Hanna, 9
B. Mon. (Ky.) 369; Frost v, Tarr, 53 Ind. 390; Riddle v. Backus, 38
Iowa, 81 ; Sward v, Keith, 31 Mich. 247; Artcher v. Zeh, 5 Hill (N,
YEAR.
387
YO UTH,
YSAB — Continued.
Y.), 200; Gilbert v, Sykes, 16 East, 150 ; Burney v. Ball, 24 Ga. 505 ;
Wiggins V, Keizer, 6 Ind. 252 ; Updike v. Ten Broeck, 32 N. J. (L.)
105, 1 16 ; Kent v. Kent, 62 N. Y. 560 ; Dresser v. Dresser, 35 Barb.
353; Houghton V, Houghton, 14 Ind. 505 ;' White v, Hanchett, 21
Wis. 415; Esty V. Aldrich, 46 N. H. 127; Sherman ?/. Champlain
Transt Co., 31 Vt. 162; Baptist Ch. v, Brooklyn Fire Ins. Co., 19
•N. Y. 305 ; Knowlman v. Bluett, L. R., 9 Exch. i, 307 ; Green v. Har-
ris. 9 R. 1. 401 ; Blakeney v, Goode, 30 Ohio St. 350; Talmadge v.
Rensselaer & Saratoga R. Co., 13 Barb. (N. Y.) 493 ; Blandingv. Sar»-
gent, 33 N. H. 239; Blanchard 2/. Weeks, 34 Vt. 589; Hill z/. Jami-
son, 16 Md. 125; Richardson v. Pierce, 7 R. 1. 330 ; Worthy v, Jones,
II Gray (Mass.), 168; Darey v. Shannon, 4 Exch. Div. 81 ; Gault v.
Brown, 48 N. H. 183; Boydell v. Drummond, 11 East, 155 ; Packet
Co. V, Sickels, 5 Wall. (U. S.) 580 ; Birch v, Liverpool, 9 Barn. & C.
392 ; Van Schryck v. Backus, 9 Hun (N. Y.), 68 ; Deaton v, Tennes-
see Coal & R. Co., 12 Heisk. (Tenn.) 650-; Shute v. Dorr, 5 Wend.
(N. Y.) 204 ; Roberts v. Tucker, 3 Exch. 632 ; Hill v. Hooper, i Gray
(Mass.), 131 ; Peters z/. Westborough, 19 Pick. (Mass.) 364; Farring-
ton V. Donohue, Irish Rep., i C. L. 679; Murphy v. O'Sullivan, 18
Irish Jurist, iii ; Doyle v. Dixon, 97 Mass. 208; Perkins v. Clay, 54
N. H. 518; Gottschalk v. Witter, 25 Ohio St. 76; Self v. Cordell, 45
Mo. 345 ; Davey v. Shannon, 4 Exch. Div. 81 ; Mavor v. Pyne, 3
Bing. 285; Holloway 2/. Hampton, 4 B. Mon. (Ky.)4i5; Bracegirdle
V, Heald, i Barn. & Aid. 727 ; Donnellan z/. Read, 3 Barn. & Ad. 899;
Souch V. Strawbridge, 2 C. B. 808 ; Cherry z/.'Heming, 4 Exch. 631;
Sheehy v, Adarine, 41 Vt. 541 ; Nones v. Homer, 2 Hilton (N.
Y.), no; Kelly v, Terrell. 26 Ga. 551 ; Snelling v, Huntingfield,
I Cromp. M. & R. 20; Shipley 2/. Patton, 21 Ind. 169 ; Kleeman
z/, Collins, 9 Bush (Ky.), 460; Hearne v. Chadbourne, 65 Me. 302 ;
Sharp z/. Rhiel, 55 Mo. 97 ; Cawthorne v. Cordrey, 13 C. B. (N. S.)
406; Dickson z/. Frisbee, 52 Ala. 165; McKay z/. Rutherford, 13
Jur. 21 ; Hoare v, Hindley, 49 Cal. 274 ; Emery z/. Smith, 46 N. H.
151 ; Packet Co. z/. Sickles, 5 Wall. 580.
within one . In statute. Geneliaz/. Relyea, 32 Cal. 159; Wether-
bee V. Dunn, 36 Cal. 249; State z/. Jones, 11 Iowa, 11.
Tn z'ndictmemt. Stollenweck z/. State, 55 Ala. 142.
/// lease. Doe v. Grafton, 18 Q. B. 496.
meetiiig. In will. Green z/. Dennis, 6 Conn. 292.
rent. In contract, Coomber z/. Howard, i C. B. 441.
a term of . In statute. Com. v, Evans, 16 Pick. 448.
three . King v. Smyer, 10 B. & C. 490.
two . In statute. Hopkins v. Chambers, 7 T. B. Mon. 257 ;
Thornton v. Boyd, 25 Wis. 598.
and paying. In lease. Kimpton v. Walker, 9 Vt. 191..
and rendering. In lease. De Lancey v. Ganong. 9 N. Y. 9.
YEABUNG.
ING.
YOU.
YOUBS.
YOUNGER.
YOUTH.
/;/ notice. Engleheart z/. Eyre, 2 Dowl. 145.
the lumber is . Shindler v. Houston, i N. Y. 261.
of oxen. In statute. Mallory v. Berry, 16 Kas. 293.
— son. In will. Wilbraham v. Scarrisbrick, i H. L. Cas. 167.
In will. Nelson v. Gushing, 2 Cush. 533.
PAET II.
OEOSS REFERENCES.
The cross refereoces which follow enable one, after finding the construo-
tdon of a particular word or phrase in Part I. , to find where the same word or
phrase has occurred under another heading.
Illustration. — Suppose the word that is being searched for is "Accident."
Turning to the body of the book, Part I. , pp. 8, 4, the different cases in which the
word ''Accident" has been defined by itself and also in connection with otlier
TTords, will appear. Now turn to Part II. Here, under "Accident," the following
phrases containing the word will be discovered, \\z. : "Other miaTOldable acci-
<ient. UnaTOldable accident, necessity or distress of weather. UnaTOldable
Accident. Mistake or accident. Mistake, accident or misfortune. Surprise^
Accident, mistake or fraud without fault on his part. Injnry caused by accident.
Ineyltable accident." The black type refers the reader to the word uiK'er
Tvrhich he must look in Part I. ; and, therefore, looking there under the heads
** UNATOIDABLE," "MISTAKE," "SUBPRISE/' "INJURY,'' anl
** INEVITABLE," he will find the above phrases.
CROSS REFERENCES.
A.
AB110H>NED.
ABANBOllMEirr
ABET.
ABIDE.
ABnJTT.
ABLE.
ABLE-BODIED.
ABODE.
ABOUT.
Profit a prendre.
Derelict and abandoned.
Canse shall be considered
as abandoned.
■ Lost or defeated by aban-
donment.
Aid, abet, counsel or pro-
care.
Aid and abet.
Abide the erent.
Abide, do and perform.
Sufficient ability.
Best of his ability.
Not able to work.
So HI as not to be able to
travel.
Healthy and able-bodied
person.
Usual place of abode.
Dwelllng-hoQsc or usual
place of abode.
Place of abode.
Permanent abode.
Last and usual place of
abode.
From the place of his
abode.
Actual place of abode.
Lying about.
About 500 tons.
Secretly on or abont their
person.
Having upon or about his
person.
Say about 1,100 tons.
On or about his premises.
In or abont.
In and abont.
Employed in or about the
works.
Carries concealed about
his person.
Carries concealed about
his person.
Tn and abont her busi-
ness.
ABOTE.
[881]
ABRIDGMENT,
ABSENCE.
ABSOLUTELY.
ABSTRACT.
ABUTTEfO.
ACADEMIES.
ACCEPTANCE.
ACCIDENT.
ACCIDENTAL.
ACCIDENTS.
In payment of the above
account.
To cross lot above men-
tioned.
Fair abridgment.
Toluntary and uninter-
rupted absence.
Absence, sickness or other
inability.
Absolutely forfeited.
Due absolutely and not on
any contingency.
Abstract of title.
Embezzle, ab8tract or wil-
fully misapply.
Any abutting owner.
Colleges and academies.
Lend his acceptance.
General acceptance.
Other nnayoldable, acci-
dent.
Unaroldable accident, ne-
cessity or distress of
. weather.
Unaroidable accident.
Mistake or accident.
Mistake^ accident or mis-
fortune.
Surprise^ accident, mis-
take or fraud without
fault on his part.
Injuiy caused by accident.
Ineritable accident.
Bodily injury effected
through external, vio-
lent and accidental
means.
Accidental Injury.
External, violent and ac-
cidental means.
Unaroidable accidents.
Accidents by fire and
tempest.
Accidents or damages of
the seas of whatever na-
ture or kind whatsoever.
[882]
883
ACCIDENTS.
ACT.
884
ACCIDENTS — CoDtinaed.
IneriUble accidents.
Fire and all other un-
avoidable accidents.
Dangers and accidents of
the seas and navigation.
Dangers or accidents of
navigation.
ACCOMMODATIOlf. All accommodation
notes.
Necessarj for the accom-
modation of the officers
and crew.
Proper facilities and con-
venience for the con-
veyance and accommo-
dation of passengers.
Accommodation bill«
ACCOBDHTG. Well and truly adminUter
according to law.
ACCOUNT. Weekly account.
To account.
On account of sex.
In settlement of the ac-
coant.
Qnarterly account.
Rnnning account.
Proper books of account.
In payment of the above
account.
Open account.
Pay to account of.
Piuticnlar account.
Particular account of such
loss or damage.
Account originally ex-
ceeding £6.
Matters of mere account.
Keep proper books of ac-
count.
Jnst and true account.
For account of.
Credit on my account.
On account of whom it
may concern.
On account of color.
Closed account.
Debt) account, claim or
demand.
Balance of the account.
Account for and pay
over.
Admitting the account to
be due.
ACCOUNTS. Running accounts.
Mutual accounts.
Merchants' accounts.
Liquidated accounts.
ACCOUNTS — Continued.
Accounts as cemeera the
trade of merchisdlM
between merchint and
merchant.
B4Mik of accounts.
Book accounts.
On iMdanee of aocoants.
ACCRUE. Within six yean next
after the right of action
shall accrue.
Interest thenceforth to
accrue due.
ACCRUED. Witiiin thirty days after
the indebtedness ac-
crued.
Rights already accnied.
Costs that have accrued.
ACCRUINA. Taxes and other public
dues in any manner ac-
cruing.
All debts o^vtng or sccn-
Inff.
ACCUSATION. Nature and cause of the
accusation.
ACCUSE. Mailcionsly threatens to
accuse another of crime.
Charge and accuse.
ACID. Oxalic acid.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Acknowledgment or
promise.
ACQUAINTED. Personally acquainted
with.
ACQUIESCED. Submitted to or acqui-
esced in.
ACQUIRED. Right acquired.
Otherwise acquired.
ACQUITTANCE. Recent or acquittance.
ACRES. Not exceeding ei^tj
acres.
Aliont seven acres.
ACT. Bie by his own hand or
act Toluntarily or otbei^
wise.
Act injurious to trade or
commerce.
Suffer any act.
Special act.
Pursuant to the act.
In pursuance of the acL
Public act.
Person bj whose act or
default.
After the passing of the
act.
Passing of the act.
From and after the pti*
sage of the act.
385
ACT,
ACTIONS.
386
ACT — Continued.
ACTED.
ACTBfG.
ACROSS.
ACTION.
Orert act.
Passage of this act.
Hotiee of any prior act of
bankruptcy.
Neglect to act.
Nothing In this act.
Ministerial act.
Judicial act.
Incapable to act.
In pursuance of this act.
Improper act.
In execution of this act.
FaU to act.
Act of God.
To act in all ray bnstaess.
Act of bankruptcy.
As her act and deed.
Acted, performed or rep-
resented.
Incapable of acting.
Acting under the direc-
tion.
Upon or across any street.
Within six years next
after the right of action
shall accrue.
Transitory action.
Title of the action.
Things in action.
Suit to recover the con-
tents of any chose in
action.
Suit or action.
Subsequent action.
Subject-matter of the ac-
• tlon.
Subject of action.
Some suit or action.
Require the person hav-
ing such right of action
forthwith to commence
suit.
Action for the reooTeiy of
land.
Record of the action.
Prosecution of the action.
Real action.
Personal action.
Action is pending.
Order involving the merits
of an action.
Parly to the action.
Object of the action.
Notice of action.
Next before some suit or
action.
Mixed action.
ACTION — Continued.
Merits of the action.
Maintain action.
Local action.
Ground of action.
Facts constituting a cause
of action.
Court before whom the ao-
«. tion is tried.
Controyerales which
might be the subject of
a personal action at law
or of a suit in equity.
Action founded on con-
tract.
Action arising on con-
tract.
Contract or cause of ac-
tion.
Contents of any promis-
sory note or other chose
in action.
Conceals the cause of ac-
tion.
Divide any cause of action.
Commencement of the ac-
tion.
Commence or prosecute
any action.
Dismissal of action.
Determine the action.
Determination of the ac-
tion.
Civil action or proceeding.
Civil action.
Other choses in action.
Defendant in the action.
Change the form or
ground of action.
Several causes of action.
The cause of action.
Cause of action surviving.
Cause of action.
Any action.
Assignor of a thing in ac-
tion or contract.
Cause of action accrued.
Action shall have accrued.
Cause of action shall ac-
crue.
Cause of action arose.
Cause of action shall have
arisen.
Actions and suits pend-
ing.
All pleas of personal ac-
tions.
Other actions.
ACTIONS.
887
ACTIONS. jEQUIPARATUR.
388
ACnONS — Continaed.
Actions respecting ease*
ments.
Condactliig actions or
suits.
ClTil actions.
Actions npon the ease.
All actions.
Actions of assault and
battery.
As in other civil actions.
ACTS. Acts neeeasary for the
prosperity of the so-
ciety.
Other acts.
ACTUAL. Actual oeenpaiicy.
In the actual occnpancy
of any person.
Actual possession.
Actual purchase.
When in actual serrice in
time of war.
Actual settlement.
Actual settler.
Soldier in actual military
service.
True *and actoal cash
Talne.
Actual notice.
Soldiers in actoal military
service.
Actual marriage.
Actual expenses that may
appertain to the goods
themselves.
Actual cash payments
Actual damages.
. Actual acceptance.
ACTUILLT. Money actually made.
Kecessary vegetables ac-
tually provided for fami-
ly use.
Except the taxes shall
actually have been paid.
Actually removing out of
the county.
Actually employed.
Actually chargeable.
ADAPTED. Instrument adapted for
coining.
ADDITION. Alteration or addition.
ADDITIONAL. Privilege of additional in-
surance.
ADDITIONS. Erections or additions.
ADEQUATE. Plain, adequate and com-
plete remedy at law.
ADJOINING. Therennto adjoining.
ADJOINING — Continued.
SnrftMe of the adjoining
lots.
ADJOURNMENT. Within four days after tk
adjournment.
ADJUDICATA. Sea adjudicata.
ADJUDICATION. Within twenty-four lioin
after the adjadicalion.
Adjudication of bask-
mptey.
Available for adjudica-
tion.
ADHINISTEIL WeU and truly administer.
Well and truly administer
according to law.
ADMINISTEKSD. Canse and procure to be
administered.
Case in which the law of
the United States ao-
thorizes an oath to be
administered.
ADMINISTRATION. Expenses of adminis-
tration.
ADMINISTBATOB. Real estate held bj an
executor or adminis-
trator.
ADMINISTRATORS. Execntors, adminis-
trators and assigns.
ADMISSION. Upon his admission.
For the purpose of adnUs-
sion to registratioB.
ADMITTED. Considered as admittel
ADMIXTURE. Declare such admiztore.
ADULTERY. Living in adultery.
Connived at the adnltezy.
ADTANCE. Being in advance.
ADVANCED. Advanced or to he ad-
vanced.
Having advanced.
ADTANTAGEOUS. Consldw most advutir
geous.
ADVENTURE. ' Trade adventure or cod-
cem.
Exposnre to unneoessiry
danger, hazard or per-
ilous adventure.
ADTERSE. Witness prove adferse.
Substantial rights of the
adverse party.
Continnons adverse use.
Claims adverse to tlie
estate of the petitiocer.
ADTERTISEMENT. Sommong, notiee or
advertisement.
ADYISE. Proenre, advise andasslat,
JSQUIPARATUR. Oranis ratihahitio retro-
trahitur et manda<^
sdquiparatur.
889
AFFAIR.
AGGRAVATING.
390
AFFAIR.
AFFECT.
AFFECTED.
AFFECTING.
AFFECTION.
AFFIDATIT.
AFFIRM.
AFORESAUK
Close this affair.
Interfere with or preju-
• dicially affect.
Salts concerning real es-
tate or whereby the
same may be affected.
Injiirioiisly affected.
Intermediate orders af-
fecting the merits.
Intermediate order affect-
ing the judgment.
Order affecting a substan-
tial right.
Incnmbranee affecting the
estate.
Final order affecting a
substantial right.
Cases affecting embassa-
dors, other public min-
isters, and consuls.
Serlons illness, local dis-
ease, affection or per-
sonal Injury.
Satisfactory affidavit.
Declare aud affirm.
Yoyage or voyages afore-
said.
Trade as aforesaid.
Time aforesaid.
In manner aforesaid.
From the day and year
aforesaid.
As aforesaid.
AFORETHOUGHT. Malice aforethought.
AFTEB. Immediately after the ver-
dict.
One day after date.
Ten days after peace is
made.
After the passing of the
act.
From and after the pas-
sage of the act.
Special order made after
final judgment.
From and after.
From and after payment
and subject thereto.
Immediately after.
Within twenty-four hours
after the adjudication.
After such entry.
After conviction.
Two years after date on
demand.
From and alter the de-
cease.
AFTER— Continued.
Within four days after the
adjournment.
Not less than five nor more
than ten days after the
date of the warrant.
After date.
After date of appointment.
AFTERWARD. As soon afterward as prac-
ticable.
Immediately afterward.
AGTERWARDS. There afterwards contin-
uing his said assault.
AGAINST. Terdlct against law.
Against ns.
Against the form of the
statute.
Party decided against.
Judgment which may be
rendered against him in
his official capacity.
Fnmlsh evidence against
himself.
Frandnlent and void as
against the assignee.
Evidence against himself.
Crimes by bankrupts
against banlcruptcy
laws.
Crime or offence against
the laws of China.
Crime against nature.
Debt against the estate.
Party appealing or ap-
pealed against.
Adjudged against him.
AGXv Lawful age.
Attain the age of twenty-
one.
At the age.
AGENT* Agent or surveyor.
Agent intrusted with the
possession of goods.
Permanent agent.
Managing agent.
Agent intrusted with the
possession.
Fiscal agent.
General agent.
Agent for election ex-
penses.
Agent or attorney.
AGENTS. No other than such agents.
By authority of and as
agents for.
A6GRAYATING. Mitigating or aggravating
circumstances.
86
391
AGGREGATE.
ALL.
3W
A00RE6ATE.
AGGRESSIONS.
AGGRIEYED,
AlxlUSlS*
AGREEABLY.
AGREED.
AGREEMEirr.
AGREEMENTS.
AID.
ALASKA.
ALE.
ALIENATED.
ALIENS.
ALIKE.
ALL.
Corporation aggregate.
Piratical aggressions.
Person aggrieved.
Partj aggrieved.
Unable to agree as to the
damages*
Agreeably to the usaal
mode of process against
offenders in such State.
Agreed npon.
Freight as agreed.
Harlng agreed.
Dismissed agreed.
Written or parol agree-
ment.
Per agreement.
Mntnal agreement.
MInnte or memorandum
of an agreement.
Agreement made in con-
sideration of marriage.
Judgment by agreement.
Agreement for the hire of
any laborer.
Contract, promise or
agreement.
Consent or agreement.
Delirer np such lease or
agreement.
Contracts, bargains,
agreements, policies,
and other instruments.
Aid, abet, connsel or pro-
cure.
Any instrument, arms or
other things calculated
to aid his escape.
District of Alaska.
Ale, strong beer, or fer-
mented beer.
Alienated by gale or other-
wise.
Resident aliens.
Substantially alike.
Share and share alike.
<hi all or either.
All my books and papers
of every description.
All other, the personal
estate whatsoever.
All plena of personal
actions.
All the property I possess.
Price clear of all expenses.
All his principal creditors.
All process.
All merchandise and prop-
erty.
ALL — Continued.
Bight to do all such qur*
rying.
All the rest.
All the rest of my estite.
All cases relating to tbe
revenne.
All right and tide.
All royalties.
All my servants.
All the testimony.
All things whatsoever,
whether real or per-
sonal.
At all times.
Transact all business.
WoriLS of all kinds.
All writings.
Locomotives and all ether
personal property.
Necessary food for all the
stock.
All accommodation nstes.
All claims and demands
that may arise.
All the members.
All other losses and mis-
fortunes.
My linen and clothes of all
kinds.
All the outstanding HahOi-
ties of the said news-
paper.
All lands.
To kill all dogs.
Safely and securely keep-
ing all moneys depos-
ited.
All the iniiabitaafcs.
Fire and all other unavoid-
able accidents.
With all faults.
All faults.
AH my goods and chattels.
Gnaranteed for cargo Id
all this month.
All other crimes not capi-
tal.
All my estate.
All my effects whatsoever.
All my effects.
My linen and clothes of
all kinds.
Clear proceeds of all Uses.
Clear of all Incambnmoes.
Clear of all charges and as-
sessments whatsoerer.
All claiming under hiia.
393
ALL.
AHOTHEB.
394
•
ALL — Ck>ntlnaed.
AMSTERDAM.
Now in the port of Am-
All deaiands.
sterdam.
For default of all tuch
AMUSEMENT.
Place of amusement.
iMoes.
AMUSEMENTS.
Lieense^ regnlate and re-
All cMues civil and crim-
strain theatrical amuse-
iDaL
ments.
All debts owing or accm-
AN.
An enemy.
ing.
ANCESTOR.
. Blood of such ancestor.
All debts doe and owing.
ANCHOR.
Lying at anchor.
To act in all my business.
ANEW.
Trial anew.
All goods bought.
Locate anew.
Benefits of all my real
Districted anew.
estate.
ANIMAL.
Dumb animal.
All other personal prop-
ANDfAIA.
Wild animals.
erty appertaining to
Hair of animals.
said railroad.
Cruelty to animals.
All my acoonnts.
Domestie animals.
All actions upon any judg-
Dead animals.
ment.
ANNOT.
Structure intended to an-
ILLEOANS.
Nemo allegans suam turpi-
noy.
tudinem est audiendus.
ANNOYANCE.
Remain upon any sidewalk
ALIifiGATlOli.
Xateiial allegation.
to the annoyance of any
Lsimaterial allegation.
person.
JkTJ.EOED.
Words in substance as
ANNUAL.
Annual value of the prop-
alleged.
erty.
JlLLEOSS.
Claims and alleges.
Public annual ofliee.
ATXOTMEIVT.
All matters of the allot-
Public annual office or
ment of dower.
charge.
ATJ.0THE1ITS.
Same allotments.
%
Annual interest.
1LT4>WA1ICE.
Certificate, order, or al-
The annual fruit there-
lowance.
of.
Further allowance.
Annual emolument.
Charitable allowance.
Clear annual value.
AJMB*
Begging for alms or so-
AAKUALLT.
Annually appoint.
liciting charity.
ANNUITIES.
Stocks^ funds or annui-
AT.ONO.
Along its rente.
Rights already accrued.
ties.
ALREADY.
ANNUITT.
Other annuity chargred on
ALT£IL
Erection^ alter or repair.
»
such lands.
AJLTEJBATION.
Internal alteration.
ANOTHER.
Another or different per-
External alteration.
suasion, sect or denomi-
ALTERATIONS.
Necessary alterations.
nation.
ALTEROrO.
Building, altering, repair-
Property rights or interest
ing or ornamenting.
*
of another.
ALWAYS.
Provided always.
Property of another.
AJHBIGriTT.
Latent ambiguity.
Obtains from another.
AMERICAir.
American ship or vessel.
Shall marry another per-
American property.
son.
AHfOJIfCIF*
Among the valuable pa-
Maliciously threatens to
pers.
accuse another of crime.
Among the files.
Another kind.
AMOiresT.
To and amongst.
Injury to the property of
AHaiJiVT.
Tfliole amount of the
another.
capital Btock.
Another incompatible of-
Reasonable amount of
liee.
salvage.
Corporation of another
Reasonable amount of
State.
property.
Default of another.
Amount of judgment.
Of the blood of another.
395
ANSWER.
ANT.
396
AKSWEB.
Sham answer.
AD.swer the purposes of
money*
FriTOloQB answer.
ANTE. Ab ante.
ANTECEDENT!. Ab antecedent!.
ANY.
Any one jear.
"Wear any weapon con-
cealed as a weapon.
Upon or across any street.
Any bona fide trades.
Title to any toll.
At any time.
Any third person.
Taxed by any law of the
State.
Any salt.
Suffer to be opened any
letters.
Sit in any case.
Any sach person.
Any shareholders.
Any senrant or clerk.
Send any letter.
Sell any office.
Resort to any house.
Run upon the land of any
other person.
Any building built or re-
paired.
Remain upon any side-
walk to the annoyance
of any person.
({uota of any city or town.
Any proriston by will.
Presence of any female.
Possession of any person.
Any policy.
Play at any game.
Personate any person en-
titled to vote.
Any person.
Person who has paid
money lost upon any
game or wager.
Permit swine to go upon
any sidewalk.
Any party.
Any abutting owner.
Owner of any manufac-
turing establishment.
Ontlet belonging to any
house or building.
Or any other.
Any public improvement
now ordered.
Drunkenness, profligacy,
or any other cause.
ANT ^Continued.
Any other game.
Office for the weighing of
any merchandise.
Any office or capacity.
Oecnpy any stand.
In the actual occipaacy
of any person.
Obstruct any engine.
Notice of any prior act
of bankruptcy.
Needlessly kill any lirtog
creature.
Property necessarily used
in operating any rail-
road.
Near any election gromid.
Near any dwelling-hooae.
Without any name snb-
ecribed thereto or signed
with a fictitioQS name.
Minister of any church or
chapel.
All mineral or magnesia
of any kind.
Mills or manufactpries of
any kind.
By any other means.
Persons performing labor
or furnishing naterlils
of any kind.
Master or other person
entitled to the serrice
of any slave.
Turn loose any cattle.
Give any lien thereon.
Any Ueense or authority.
Without leaving any child.
Labor upon any land.
Any kind of property.
Knowingly and fraudu-
lently vote at any elec-
tion.
Kill any seal.
Kill any dog.
Keep open any room.
Any two Jnstloes.
Any jndge of a court of
record.
Jndge of any court.
Invasion^ insurrection or
civil commotion, or of
^ any military or usurped
power.
Any interest therein.
Any granting whatsoever.
Any interest in or con-
cerning thesDu
397
ANT.
ANY.
398
ANT —Continued.
Any game except bowls,
chess.
As fnllj as any individual.
Any other cause of indebt-
edness whaterer.
Indebted in any form..
Incident to any manufac-
turing process.
Sell or receive from any
slave.
If any remains at her de-
cease.
If any.
Agreement for the hire of
any laborer.
Any sum which they think
fit.
Hearing of any motion.
Any charge I liave made.
Have or keep any house
for public entertain-
ment.
Any neighborhood or
family.
Goods out of any church.
Any other explosive sub-
stance.
In execntion upon any
judgment.
Executing any such deed.
Any damage to any
goods.
Damage any frame.
Any estate in fee or for
life.
Escapes from any cause
whatever.
Any of the crew*
Any creditor.
Any connty, city or town.
Any connly.
Engage in or carry on any
business.
Any person or corpora-
tion.
Copy any print.
Contract made between
the plaintiff and any
other person.
Due absolutely and not on
any contingency.
Any contingency.
Constmction or repair of
any building.
During the lifetime of
any former husband or
wife.
ANT— Continued.
Constmctiony erection or
repair of any building.
Confine the person of any
female.
Any thing done.
Divide any cause of ac-
tion.
Any public company.
Die in the known viola-
tion of any law.
By color of any false token
or writing.
Any mode of combining.
Committing any person to
jail.
Suit of any common per-
son.
Should any of my children
die.
Any device or substitute
for cards or dice.
Cut down or destroy any
trees.
Destroy any vessel.
Any person claiming prop-
erty.
Demand of any debt.
Any term or number of
years certain.
Surety for or liable for
any debt.
His present or any future
debt.
DeaUngs and transactions
with any bankrupt.
Carried into any port
Cable of any size.
Any other building.
Doing any business.
Brought before any mag-
istrate.
Boundary of any lands.
Beat any horse.
Any other bank.
All my property of any
nature or kind whatso-
ever.
At any tavern.
Any other domestic ani-
mal.
Attempts to commit any
offence.
Attached in any suit.
Any annual or other fu-
ture election.
Annually or in any way
she may wish.
399
ANT.
ARISING.
400
ANT— Continued.
ANTTHEfG.
AHTWISE.
APABT.
APOTHECABT.
APPAREL.
APPARATUS.
APPARENT.
APPEAL.
APPEALED.
APPEALS.
APPEAR.
APPEARANCE.
APPEARING.
APPEARS.
APPENDAGES.
APPERTAIN.
APPLICATION.
kammMj for th« promo-
tion of any moral or
benevolent object.
Without assigiilBg any
reaifon.
All actions upon any Judg-
ment.
AetlBg on behalf of any
other person.
If anything should remain .
Hay In anywise.
LiftBg apart.
LiTing apart from his
wife.
Praetlce as an apothecary.
Wearing apparel.
Neeessary apparatus.
Gaming apparatus.
Apparent yiolatlon.
Apparent possession.
Apparent good order.
Apparent anthority.
Said appeal.
Reasons for such appeal.
Party demanding an ap-
peal.
Final and without excep-
tion or appeal.
Declines to appeal.
Party appeiJing or ap-
pealed against.
Judges of the Court of
Appeals.
Made to appear.
False rumor In appearance
w«ll founded.
False or fraudulent prac-
tice or appearance.
Entry of appearance.
No considerable provoca-
tion appearing.
It appearing to us.
Clearly appears by the
will.
Unless It appears.
Road with its appendages.
Actaal expenses that may
appertain to the goods
themselves.
Summary application in
the action after judg-
ment.
Order made upon a sum-
mary application after
judgment.
Not known or used before
his application.
APPOINT.
APPOINTED.
APPRAISED.
APPRAISER.
APPRAISERS.
APPREHEND.
APPUCATION — Continued.
Not ta^wn or used befoie
the application.
HearlBg of the appUcsr
tion.
Circuit breakers de-
scribed by him prior u>
aald application.
Lifldt and appoint.
Appoint an agent.
Fixed and appointed.
Dnly and legally ap-
pointed.
Day appointed for uga-
ment.
APPOINTMENT. Lie«Bse, appointment or
authority.
After date of appofait-
ment.
Appraised valne.
Shall be appraised.
Mereluuit appraiser.
General appraiser.
Sworn appraisers.
Good reason to apprehend
an attack.
Good reason to apprehend
an attack.
APPREHENDED. Imnediately apprehended
APPREHENSION. Information as shall lead
to the apprehension and
conviction of the thief.
APPRENTICE. Apprentice by indenture.
APPRENTICES. Laborers, serrants and
apprentices.
APPROTE. Approve and eonsent.
APPURTENANCES. Siiip and her appurte-
nances.
Tea-kettle and lamp with
Its appurtenances.
Privileges and appurte-
nances.
ARBITRATION. Agreement or sabmission
to arbitration.
Day appointed for argu-
ment.
Question of law which
may arise in criminal
trials.
All claims and demands
that may arise.
Cases arising under trea-
ties.
Suits arising under the
constitution and laws
of the United States.
Lo<>s arising from petrs-
leun.
ARGUMENT.
ARISE.
ARISING.
401
ARISING.
AS.
402
AfilSDlG^Continoed.
Cases arising in the land
or naral forces.
Hatter arising upon the
trial.
Loadliigy unloading, con-
veyance or otherwise,
whether arising from
negligence or other-
wise.
Crime arising under the
revenue laws.
Action arising on con-
tract.
Cases in law and equity
arising under the * * *
laws of the United
States.
Debt arising out of or
founded on a contract.
Case arising under the
constitution and laws
of the United States.
ABMEBS* Baise and support armies.
ABJOS. Ti et armis.
ARMS* Bight to keep and bear
arms.
Bight to bear arms.
Offenstve arms or wea-
pons.
Loaded arms.
Keep and bear arms.
Any instrument, arms or
other things calculated
to aid his escape*
Attempt to discharge any
kind of loaded arms at
any person.
AJKIIESTS. Arrests, restraints and
detainments of king,
princes or people.
ABBITAL. My arrival.
Actual arrival in dock.
ARRITE. Expected to arrive.
ABT. Useful art.
Use any art.
ABTFUIiLT. Artfully and purposely
framed.
ABTIdiE. Valuable article.
Provision or article of
food.
Design for the shape or
configuration of an ar-
ticle of merchandise.
ABTICXiES. Articles worn by men,
women or children.
Articles perishable in
their own nature.
ABUCLEB -- Continued.
(Hiier articles perishable
in their own nature.
Articles or objects charged
with an internal tax.
Manufactured articles.
Articles of household fur-
niture necessary for up-
holding life.
CklodSy wares, merchan-
dise, articles or objects.
Manufactures, articles,
vessels and wares of
glass.
A copy of its articles of
association.
ABriFlClSB* Artificer, workman or la-
bortT.
Handicraftsman or arti-
ficer.
ABTinCIAL. Artificial boundary.
ABTS* Promote the progress of
science and the useful
arts.
Literature, science and
the fine arts.
AS. As speedily as practica-
ble.
As soon afterward as
practicable.
As near the court-house
as practicable.
As nearly uniform as
practicable.
As soon as possible.
As far as possible without
expense.
Practice as an apothe-
cary.
Ah near as may be.
As fuUy as any individual.
Freight as agreed.
Forthwith as soon as may
be.
Payable as convenient.
Cohabit together as hus-
band and wife.
Cause shall be considered
as abandoned.
Such other business as
may be provided by law.
Bound as now.
Bankers doing business
as brokers.
By authority of and as
agents for.
Practice as an apothe-
cary.
403
AS.
AT.
404
JIS — Continued,
ASCERTAINED.
ASHES.
ASIDE*
ASSAniNG.
ASSAULT.
ASSAULTER.
ASSEMBLE.
ASSEMBLED.
ASSEMBLY.
ASSENT.
ASSESSMENT.
ASSESSMENTS.
ASSESSOR.
ASSETS.
ASSIGN.
ASSIGNEE.
BroQgbt up as aforesaid.
As aforesaid.
Appointment as a commis-
sioner.
Cannot be ascertained.
Dnsty ashes and rubbish.
Set aside.
Pirates assailing thieves.
Enemies^ pirates and as-
sailing thieyes.
There afterwards continu-
ing his said assault.
Assault with intent to
commit rape.
Made an assault.
Gnilty of assault with
attempt to commit a
rape.
Felonious assaulter.
Meet or assemble.
Assembled for religious
worship.
Congregation assembled.
In public assembly.
Public assembly.
Camp-meeting) congrega-
tion or other assembly of
people met for religious
worship.
Toluntarj signature and
assent.
Tax or assessment.
TaXy impost, assessment
or municipal fine.
Suit for the purpose of
restraining the assess-
ment or collection of
any tax.
Time the assessment is
made.
Last assessment roll.
Further assessment.
Taxes and assessments.
Public taxes, rates and
assessments.
Clear of all charges and
assessments whatso-
ever.
Person who has escaped
the assessor.
Share in the distribution
of assets.
New assets.
Mortgage, assign and
transfer.
Fraudulent and void as
against the assignee.
ASSIGNMENT.
ASSIGNS.
ASSIST.
ASSISTANT.
ASSIZES.
ASSOCUTE.
ASSOCUTION<
ASSOCUTIONS.
ASSURED.
ASYLUMS.
AT.
Yoluntary assignment.
General assignment.
Equitable assignment.
SurrlTor or his assigns.
Successors and assigns.
Ocder or assigns.
Heirs and assigns.
Executofs^administntors
and assigns.
Tow and assist yessels.
Procure, adyise and as-
sist.
Trust reposed in him as
assistant book-keeper.
Committed for trial to the
assizes.
Persons attending at the
assizes.
Lewdly and lasciviously
associate and cohabit
together.
Regulation of the busi-
ness of the association
and the conduct of its
officers.
Yoluntary association.
A copy of its articles of
association.
Company or association.
Persons and associations.
Just claim of the assured.
Design in the assured.
Hospitals or asylums.
Shoot at.
At sea.
At the option of.
At par.
Currency that Is at par.
. At maturity.
At or near.
At liberty to.
At least.
Fourteen days at least.
At least sixteen days be-
fore.
One whole year at least.
At issue.
If any remains at her de-
cease.
Fourteen days at least.
Go at large.
At the north door of the
court-house.
At the court-house door.
At her disposal.
Charges or disbursements
at law.
Charge at law.
405
AT.
AWAY.
406
AT— Contiiiiied.
ATTACHED.
ATTACHMENT.
ATTACK.
ATTAEIDEB.
ATTEMPT.
ATTEMPTED.
ATTEMPTING.
ATTENDANCE.
ATTENDANTS.
ATTENDING.
ATTESTING.
ATTORNEY.
At his chaniben.
Cases at law.
Debt exisUog at the time
of the adjudication of
bankruptcy.
Case at law.
At her death.
By and at the expense of
the purchaser.
Before or at the time.
Persons attending at the
assizes.
Attorney at law.
At any time.
Arriral at a foreign port.
Action at law.
Appear at the trial.
Shop attached to and be-
ing part of any dwelling-
house.
Effectnal attachment.
Good reason to apprehend
an attack.
Threatened with an at-
tack.
Good reason to apprehend
an attack.
Bills of attainder.
Attempt at frand.
GuHij of assault with
attempt to commit a
rape.
Attempt to discharge any
kind of loaded arms at
any person.
Abuses such female in the
attempt to have carnal
knowledge of her.
Unjustly and unfairly at-
tempted.
Entering or attempting
to enter, leaving or
attempting to leave, a
public conveyance.
Physician in attendance.
Medical attendance.
Stated attendants upon
divine worship.
Present attending physi-
cian.
Promissory note signed
in the presence of an
attesting witness.
Such warrant of attorney.
Letter or power of attor-
ney.
Agent or attorney.
ATTOBNET'S.
AUCTION.
AUCTIONEEBS.
AUDIENDUS.
AUGUST.
AUTHOB.
AUTHOBITIES.
AUTHOBITT.
AUTHOBIZED.
AUTHOBIZES.
AYAILS.
AYEBAGE.
AYOIDANCE.
AWABD.
AWABDS.
AWAITING.
AWAY.
Beasonable attorney's
fee.
Sale by auction.
Begalate sales of auc-
tioneers and transient
merchants.
Nemo allegans snam turpi-
tudinem est audiendus.
On August 1st, or as soon
as the vendee shall pay
•2,000.
First day of August next.
Consent in writing of the
author.
Lawful authorities,
County authorities.
Corporate authorities.
Competent authorities.
Proper executive author-
ity.
Power and authority.
Authority of the like na-
ture.
Any license or authority.
License, appointment or
authority.
ExecntlTe authority.
By authority.
Any jurisdiction or au-
thority.
Specially authorized.
Not authorized by law.
Authorized to take appli-
cations for insurance.
Case in which the law of
the United States au-
thorizes an oath to be
administered.
Proceeds or avails.
Fair, average, nicranzi
rice.
Pitch-pine timber of av-
erage quality.
Particular average.
Free of particular average.
Frf e from average, unless
general.
Free from average.
Fair average crop.
General average.
Matter in avoidance.
Event of the award.
Arbitrament and award.
Abide the award.
Distribntion of awards.
Awaiting deliyery.
Bnnning away and leav-
ing ]»er children.
407
AWAY.
BE.
408
▲WAT ^ Continued .
Sell or give away llqaon.
Take and carry away.
Disposing and putting
away.
Cast away.
Take and cany away.
aWHING. Spread any awning.
BJICK. Prirllege of breeding
back.
BACON. Prime singed bacon.
BAGGAGE. Personal baggage.
BAIL. Special ball.
Holding to ball.
Excesslre bail.
BAILEE. Other bailee.
Larceny of a bailee.
BALANCE. Net balance.
BALL. Ball room.
BALLOT. Designed to distinguish
sach ballot.
BALLOT-BOX. Consent of the people ex-
pressed at the ballot-
box.
BANK. Transferable at the bank.
To the bank.
Table or bank of the same
or like kind.
Money on hand or In bank.
On the bank.
Bank notes current in the
City of New York.
Negotiable at the Bank of
Washington.
Negotiable at the bank.
Keeping a faro bank or
gaming table.
Incorporated bank.
False bank notes.
Current bank notes.
Bank bill countersigned
by the cashier.
Along the bank.
BANKING. . Other banking game .
Banking game.
Banl^ or company engaged
in the business of bank-
ing.
BANKING-HOUSE. At an office or banking-
house.
At an office or banking-
house.
BANKRUPT. Persons claiming through
or under the bankrupt.
Contingent liabilities con-
tracted by the bankrupt.
Debts due to such bank-
rupt.
BANKRUPT — Continued.
Dealings and truisactioiu
with any bankrupt.
At the time he becones
bankrupt.
BANKRUPTCY. Time of the bankraptcy.
Thrown into bankniptcj.
Register in bankmptcy.
Pkvrable under bink-
ruptcy.
Notice of any prior act of
bankruptcy.
Matters of proceedings in
bankruptcy.
Debt existing at the time
of the adjudication of
bankruptcy.
Crimes by banbnipts
against bankraptcy
laws.
In contemplation of bank-
ruptcy.
BANKRUPTS. Crimes by bankrupts
against bankruptcy
laws.
BAR. Bar or bolt iron.
Crossing the bar.
BARBAROUS. Cmel, barbarous and in-
human treatment.
BARGAIN. Sell, dispose of, contnd
and bargain for.
Grant, bargain, sell, and
enfeoff.
Grant, bargain, sell, and
convey.
Grant, bargain, and sell.
Cormpt bargain.
Close a bargain.
BARGAINS. Contracts, bargains,
agreements, policies,
and other instroments.
BARGE. Western barge.
Barge carrying passen-
gers.
BARLEY. Seed barley.
Prime barley.
BARN. Contained in aframe bam.
BARRATOR. Common barrator.
BASIN. Landing place or basin.
BASTARD. Snch bastard.
BATTERY. Actions of assamlt and
battery.
BAWDY-HOUSES. Regnlate or sapprass
bawdy-houses.
BAY. Bay or river craft <xr o&er
boat.
BE. Shall be.
To be selected.
409
BE.
BELIEF.
410
BE — Continued.
BEAB.
BEASEB.
BEAST.
BEAT.
BECOME.
B££F.
BE£A«
BEETES.
BEFOBE.
Beside or be.
May be.
Shall be married.
To be forwarded.
Fortliwith as soon as may
be.
Eqaallj to be divided.
Suit shall be depending.
As may be most con-
venient.
Clilldren to be begotten.
Business that might be
offensive.
Bom or to be bom.
Bight to keep and bear
arms.
Bight to bear arms.
Keep and bear arms.
Or bearer.
Worlc beast.
Matters of gnlraistence for
man or beast.
Stray beast in a suffering
condition.
Cmelly beat.
Sliall become.
Bent to become due.
Dne and to become dne.
Become bankrupt and dis-
continue basiness.
Beef steer.
Without having been mar-
ried.
Without ever having been
married.
Lager beer.
Ale, strong beer or fer-
mented beer.
Neat stock or beeves.
Before he shall be tried.
Before the trial or final
hearing.
Before trial.
On or before.
Not known or used before
his application.
Not before.
Next before some suit or
action.
Next before.
Debts or liabilities con-
tracted before.
Liabilities contracted be-
fore.
At least sixteen days be-
fore.
BEGIN.
BEGINNING.
BEGOTTEN.
BEHALF.
BEFOBE — Continued.
Not known or used before
the application.
Five days before the re-
turn day.
Before the diyision of the
estate.
Before delivery.
Thirty days before suit.
At least five days before
the day of election.
Court before whom the
action is tried.
Brought before any mag-
istrate.
Fire shall accidentally
begin.
Any other matter ov thing
from the beginning of
the world.
Lawfully begotten.
Heirs of the body lawfully
begotten.
Heirs lawfully begotten.
Children to be begotten.
On behalf of.
Immediate and individual
behalf.
Delivered to the payee or
some person in his be-
half.
Acting on behalf of any
other person.
Open and gross lewdness
and lascivious behavior.
Lasciviops carriage and
behavior.
Lascivious behavior.
Treasurer for the time
being.
Standing, riding, or be-
ing upon the platform of
moving railway coaches.
Secretary for the time be-
ing.
On notice being given.
Minister for the time be-
ing.
Mariner or seaman being
at sea.
Found and being without
a collar.
For the time being.
My desire being.
To his knowledge or be-
lief.
Best of his knowledge and
belief.
BEHATIOB.
BEING.
BELIEF.
411
BELIEF.
BOARD.
412
BELIEF — Continued. •
Best of his belief.
BELIETES. Informed and believes.
Firmly believes.
BELONGING* Watercourses thereunto
belonging.
Therennto belonging.
Privileges belonging
thereto.
Outlet belonging to any
house or building.
Land belonging to a high-
way.
Ftztnres belonging to the
fulling mill and the card-
ing machine.
BELTING. Boiler, engine, machinery
and belting.
BENEFICIAL. Beneficial owner.
BENEFCIALLT. Party beneficially inter-
ested.
Beneficially interested in
the recovery.
BENEFIT. Benefit of survivorship.
Public benefit.
Person for whose imme-
diate benefit it is prose-
cuted.
Immediate benefit.
Entire benefit.
Enjoyed or taken the bene-
fit of such exemption.
Contract for the benefit
. of herself.
Contract for the benefit
of her family.
Condition for the benefit
of the grantor.
Assignment for the benefit
of creditors.
BENEFITS. Profits and benefits.
Privileges and benefits.
BENETOLENT. Charitable or benevolent
institutions.
Assembly for the promo-
tion of any moral or
benevolent object.
BEQUEATH. To bequeath to.
Give and bequeath.
BEST. As ho may think best.
If it is deemed best.
Use his best endeavors.
As to them shall seem
best.
BET. Money won upon any bet
or wager.
BETWEEN. To be divided equally be-
tween them.
BETWEEN — Continued.
At least ten days between
the day of service and
the first day of the next
term.
Contract made between
the plaintiff and any
other person.
BEYOND. Betomed from beyond the
seas.
Beyond the life of the
offender.
Countries beyond the
Cape of Good Hope.
Accident beyond his con-
trol.
BIAS. Actual bias.
BIDDER. Lowest responsible bid-
der.
Besponsible bidder
Highest bidder.
BILL. With the bill.
Retire our bill.
Local bill.
Inland bill.
On freight bill.
Founded on a bond, bill
or note.
Exhibiting the bill.
Delivered a signed bill.
Bank bill countersigned
by the cashier.
Change bill or ticket.
Bank bill or promissory
note.
Bank bill or note.
Bank bill.
Bill of attainder.
Approved bill.
BILL OF EXCHANGE. A bill of exchange.
BILLIARD. Billiard tables.
Erects and keeps a bil-
liard table.
BILLS. Retail liquor bills.
Money bills.
When the bUls an; duly
honored.
Foreign bills of lading.
Foreign bills.
All bills or notes.
BLACK. Hostilities in the Black
Sea.
BLOCK. Tenement block.
BLOCKADE. Public blockade.
BLOOD. Spitting of blood.
Of my name and blood.
BOARD. Taken on board.
Pkvperty on board.
4ia
BOARD.
jBREJL OS,
4U
BOABB — Continued.
On board.
Freight on board.
Connty board.
BOAT. Wharf boat.
First boat.
Bay or river craft or other
boat.
Canal boat.
BODIES. Die without iasue of their
bodies.
BODILY. Without bodily heirs.
Serions bodily harm.
Bodily injnry effected
through external, vio-
lent and accidental
means.
Bodily heirs.
OrieTons bodily harm.
Engine calculated to de-
stroy human life or
inflict grievous bodily
harm.
BODY. • Secret disposition of the
dead body.
Heirs on the body.
Officers of such body cor-
porate.
Heirs of the body.
Majority of the body.
Issne of my body.
Issne of her body.
Heirs of the body lawfully
begotten.
Heirs of the body.
Heirs male of his body.
Heirs male of the body.
Children of my body.
BOOUS. False or bogus checks.
BOHiEB. Loss occasioned by the
explosion of a steam
boiler.
BOXiT. Bar or bolt iron.
BONA FIDE. Any bona fide trades.
Bona fide purchaser.
Payments bona fide
made.
Bona fide paid.
BOND* Founded on a bond, bill
• or note.
Exclnsive of a bond.
Bottomry bond.
Annuity bond.
BOICDED. Bonded warehouses.
BOICDS. Second mortgage bonds.
Bonds or other obliga-
tions.
Bonds and promissory
BOITDS — Continued.
notes for money or
property.
Foreign bonds.
BONE. Manufacture of bone.
BOOK-KEEPEB. Trust reposed in him as
assistant book-keeper.
Book-keeper in office.
BOOKS. Statute books of sister
States.
Beligious books or read-
ing.
Proper books of account.
All my books and p^^ers
of every description.
Such books as may be
necessary.
Keep proper books of ac-
count.
Transcript from the
books.
Exhibit the books.
Dealer in second-tiaud
books.
BOOTS. One pair of boots.
Good custom cowhide
boots.
BOSTON. Port of Boston.
Harbor of Boston.
BOTH. Effects both real and per-
sonal.
CivU cases both in law
and in equity.
AU my estate both real
and personal.
BOUND. Bound with surety.
Person bound as security
for another.
Legally bound to main-
tain her.
Held and firmly bound.
BOUNDABT. Place having a known and
definite boundary.
Mark the boundary line.
Last boundary.
BOUNDING. Running and bounding.
BOUNDS. Routes and bounds.
Mark and lay out the
bounds.
BOTTLS. Any game except bowls,
chess.
BOX. Box, package or thing.
BRAIDS. Hat braids.
Cotton braids.
BRANCHES. Future extensions or
branches.
BREACH. Prison breach.
Breach of good behavior.
415
BREAK.
BURSTING.
416
BBEAK.
BREAKAGE*
BSEEDINO.
BRIBE.
BRICK.
BRIDGE.
BRIDGES.
BRITISH.
BROKER.
BROKERS.
BROTHER.
BROT^RS.
BROUGHT.
BRUISE.
BRUSH.
BUILD.
BUILDING.
Break or enter.
Forcibly break and enUr.
Breakage during remoTAl.
Leakage or breakage.
Breakage, leakage or dam-
age.
PriTilege of breeding
back.
Giye a bribe.
Brick tenement Uiereon.
All mines and minerals,
sand, quarries of gtone,
brick earth and gravel
pits.
Frame house filled in with
brick.
Frame house fUled in with
brick.
Except the brick fac-
tory.
Lands or grounds where-
on said bridge is to be
built.
County bridge.
Suitable bridges.
Recognized British ship.
Frodnce broker.
Sales by commercial bro-
kers.
Commercial brokers.
Bankers doing business
as brokers.
Children my brother may
leare.
SnrviTtng brothers or sis-
ters.
My brother's son.
Appeal shall be brought.
Brought up as aforesaid.
One mortal bruise.
Tapering brush.
Erect and build.
Wooden building.
Timber for building.
Tlieir four-story stone and
brick building.
Snch house or other build-
ing.
Any building built or re-
paired.
Building or pnrcliasing.
Ontlet belonging to any
house or building.
Dwelling-house or other
building.
Kew building.
Nearest building.
Materials for building.
BUILDING—
BUILDINGS
BUILT.
BULL.
BURDEN.
BURGLART.
BURNING.
BURNT.
BURSTING.
Continued.
MeetlBg for raising money
for building or repairing
a school-house.
Land built upon or nsed
for building purposes.
If building shall filL
Erection or constnictioD
of a building.
Erection of any boilding.
Building erected.
Erect a building.
Constmctlon or repair of
any building.
Constmctiont erection or
repair of any hailding.
Addition of building.
Addition erected to &
building.
Addition erected to a for-
mer building.
Pnblic buildings.
Natnre and material struc-
ture of the balldin«:s.
Regular line of buildings.
General line of buildings.
Houses and buildings.
Erection, constmction or
finishing of buildings.
Corporate buildings.
Carpenters in tbeir own
shops or in baUdings
erecting or repairing.
Buildings or appirtea-
ances to buildings.
Mill thereafter bnilt.
Any building built or re-
paired.
Public passage or place
built upon.
Lands or grounds where-
ever said bridge Ss to be
built.
Land built upon or used
for building purposes.
Erected or built.
Species bull.
Yeiiicle used solely for
the conveyance of any
goods or burden in the
course of trade.
In the perpetratien of
burglary.
Camphene, spirit gas
burning fluid or chem-
ical oils.
Burnt by usvrped power.
Bursting of boUers.
417
BUSH.
BY.
418
BUSH.
BUSINESS.
Clear, grab and pile the
bush.
'Work business or labor
of his secular calling.
Usual place of business.
Usual or necessary course
of business.
Usual and ordinary course
of business.
Unfinished business.
Transact all business.
Trade or business.
Separate business.
Secular business.
Regnlatton of the busi-
ness of the association
and the conduct of its
officers.
Regrnlar course of busi-
ness.
Befuse of a trade, busi-
ness or manufactory.
Public trade or business.
Property deemed desira-
ble in the transaction
of its business.
Principal place of busi-
ness.
Usual place of business.
Place where such busi-
ness is carried on.
Place of business.
Outward mark or show of
business.
Other business.
Orphans business.
Basiness or work of the
ordinary callings.
Ordinary domestic busi-
ness of family concerns.
Ordinary business.
Office of business.
Trade or business offen-
sive to the neighboring
inhabitants.
Noxious or offensiye busi-
ness, trade or manufac-
ture.
Noxious or dangerous
trade or business.
Noisome or offensire busi-
ness.
Moneyed business or com-
mercial corporation.
General business man-
ager.
Labor, business or work.
Judicial business.
BUSINESS " Continued.
Insurance business.
More hasardous business.
Gift enterprise business.
Injunction to suspend the
general and ordinary
business of a corpora-
tion.
General and ordinary
business of a corpora-
tion.
Established or usual place
of business.
Erection used in conduct-
ing the business of any
mine.
Engaging in or carrying
on the business of keep-
ing a theatre.
Engage in or carry on any
business.
Doing business in the
State.
Wholly to disable him from
following his usual busi-
ness.
Carries on the business of a
wholesale liquor dealer*
Moneyed business or com-
mercial corporation.
Carrying on business.
Carry on business.
Trade or business of a
butcher.
Become bankrupt and dis-
continue business.
Engaged in the business
of banking.
Bankers doing bnsiness
as brokers.
Bank or company engaged
in the business of bank-
ing.
Appropriate business.
Absent on public business.
Proposals to buy, sell or
procure lottery ticlsets.
Lace buyer.
Buyer's option.
Persons seeliing their
trade or living by buy-
ing and selling.
By night.
Ibiown by.
By grant.
By force of.
By force.
Employed by him.
BUT.
BUYER.
BUTER'S.
BUYING.
BY.
419
BY.
CARNAL.
420
BY — Continued.
CABINET.
CALCULATED.
CALCUTTA.
CALENDAR.
CALICO.
CALL.
CALLING.
CALLINGS.
CAMBRIDGE.
CAME.
CAMEOS.
CAMPHENE.
CAN.
CANAL.
CANYAS.
CAPABLE.
CAPACITY.
By the drink.
Created by fraud.
Come by descent.
By color of any false token
or writing.
Not authorized by law.
By authority of and as
agents for.
Alienated by sale or other-
wise.
By and with the advice.
Adoption by the people.
Shall be acknoigrledged by
him.
Accompanied by.
Abide by.
To be used as cabinet
warerooms.
Any instrument, arms, or
other things calculated
to aid his escape.
Engine calculated to de-
stroy human life , or
Inflict grievous bodily
harm.
Calcutta linseed tale,
quale.
One calendar month's
notice.
Building made use of for
printing or drying calico
On call.
'Worky business, or labor
of his secular calling.
Secular calling.
Business or work of the
ordinary callings.
Cambridge newspaper.
Of the blood of the person
on whom such estate
came or descended.
Cameos not set*
Occasioned by camphene.
Best you cun.
On condition that the canal
passes through the
town.
Maintaining the naviga-
tion of the canal.
Resident upon the line of
the canal.
Floorcloth canvas.
Personal property not
capable of manual de-
livery.
Testamentary capacity.
Other office and capacity.
CAPE.
CAPITA.
CAPITAL.
CAPACITY — Continued.
Any office or capacity.
Misdemeanor in his pro-
fessional capacity.
Judgment which may be
rendered against him in
his official capacity.
Fiduciary capacity..
East of the Cape of Good
Hope.
Countries beyond the
Cape of Good Hope.
Beyond the Cape of Good
Hope.
Per capita.
'Whole amount of the cap-
ital stock.
Capital stock.
All other crimes not capi-
tal.
Charged with a capital
crime.
Capital cases.
Available capital.
Lawful subject of prise
and capture.
Business card.
Fixtures belonging to the
fulling mill and the
carding machine.
Any device or substitute
for cards or dice.
Want of care.
Support and take care of.
Reasonable care and skill.
Reasonable care.
Persons having the care
of the premises.
Ordinary care.
Feed, water, and take
proper care of.
Extraordinary care.
Due care.
Carelessly managed the
locomotive.
Profit on cargo.
On right delivery of the
cargo.
Guaranteed for cargo in
all this month.
Full and complete cargo.
About to sail with cargo.
Procures any female to
have illicit carnal con-
nection with any man.
Abuses such female in the
attempt to have carnal
knowledge of her.
CAPTURE.
CARD.
CARDING
CARDS.
CARE.
CARELESSLY.
CARGO.
CARNAL.
421
CAEPETINO.
CAUSE.
422
CARPETING.
CABRU6E.
Hemp carpeting.
Pleasure carriage.
Other fonr-wheel spring
carriage.
LasclTioiis carriage and
behavior.
CASRIA6E-WAY. Sides of any carriage-way
CASBIEB. Refuse to be carried.
Kstablishment where the
chief process of print-
ing 1^ carried on.
Place where such business
is carried on.
CARRIER, Hall carrier.
CARRIES* Carries on the business
of a wholesale liquor
dealer.
Carries concealed about
his person.
CARRY. Take and carry away.
Will carry emigrant labor-
ers not over forty.
Engage in or carry on any
business.
Carry on the bnsiness of
a wine merchant.
Carry on business.
CIABRTEIG. Barge carrying passengers
Necessary and proper for
carrying into execution.
Engaging in or carrying
on the business of Iceep-
ing a theatre.
CAST. Wagon or cart road.
Wagon, cart or other car^
riage.
CARTED. Name of the owner carved
or engraved thereon.
CASE* Trespass on the case.
Special case.
Sit in any case.
New case.
Material to the merits of
the case.
Make a case.
Interested in the case.
In case of the decease.
Feigned case.
In every case.
In each case.
In case of the death.
Actions on the case.
Action on the case.
CASES* Cases arising under treat-
ies.
Special cases.
All cases relating to llie
revenue.
CASES — Continued.
In the following pases
only.
Other cases.
Cases arising in the land
or naval forces.
Crimfnal cases.
Civil cases both in law
and in equity.
Civil cases.
Cases arising In justices'
courts.
In cases where they apply.
All cases.
Cases in admlrally.
CASH. True and actual cash
ralue.
Cash value.
Terms cash.
Payable in cash or work.
Estimated cash value.
Credit in cash.
Copper cash.
Actual cash value.
Actual cash payments.
CASHIER. Well and truly execute the
duties of cashier.
Bank bill countersigned
by the cashier.
CASKS. Glass ware in casks.
CASUALTY. Unavoidable casualty.
Inevitable casualty.
CATTLE. Neat cattle.
Tarn loose any cattle.
HorseSy mules or cattle. %
Horses and cattle.
Fodder for cattle.
Drive cattle.
Conduct cattle.
Certain cattle.
Bnsiness of a slaughterer
of cattle.
CAUSA. Donatio causa mortis.
CAUSE. Cause is tried.
On the trial of this cause.
Suit) controversy, matter
or cause depending.
Cause or suffer.
Specific cause.
Some other good cause.
Satisfactory cause.
Same cause.
Cause remaining untried.
Reasonable cause of seiz-
ure.
Reasonable cause.
Proximate cause.
Proceedings in the cause.
423
CAUSE.
CHARGE.
m
CAUSE — Continued.
Probable canse.
CAUSED.
CAUSES.
Other caase.
Incompetency, Improper
conduct or otker cause.
Drunkenness, profligacy
or any other cause.
One cause of action.
Katare and cause of the
accusation.
Name of the cause.
Legal cause.
Lawful cause.
Jnstiilable canse.
Jnst cause.
Judgment reversed and
cause remanded.
Irresistible superhuman
cause.
Cause or proceeding In
which he is interested.
Any other cause of indebt*
edness wliatever.
Oood cause shown.
Good cause.
From whatever cause.
Final disposition of the
cause.
Facts constituting a cause
of action.
Escapes from any cause
whatever.
Elements or other cause.
Dne cause.
Divide any cause of ac-
tion.
Costs of the cause.
Costs in the cause.
Contract or cause of ac-
tion.
Conceals the cause of ac-
tion.
Civil cause.
Cause of action arose.
Cause of action shall have
arisen.
Any party to a cause
Any cause.
Cause of action.
Cause of action accmed.
Cause of action shall ac-
cme.
Caused the goods to be
sent.
Injury caused by accident.
Caused by lightning or
explosions.
Civil causes.
CEASE.
CENTUM.
CERTAIN.
CERTAINTY.
CERTIFICATE.
CERTIFICATES.
CHAINS.
CHAIR.
CHAMBERS.
CHANCE.
CHANCERT.
CHANGE.
CHANGED.
CHANGING.
CHAFEL.
CHARACTER,
CHARGE
Cease to reside.
Cease to inhabit
One M per cenUim.
Certain male cliild.
Definite and certain share
in stock.
On a day certain.
Moral certainty.
'Written statement or cer-
tificate.
In the want of such certi-
cate.
Certificate, order, or al-
lowance.
Doctor's certificate.
Usnal certificates.
Dispose of certificates.
Horn chains.
Chair factory.
My chambers for which I
gave 600 gnineas.
Game of chance.
Conrt of Chancery.
Cases heretofore soldj
co^izable in a Coart of
Chancery.
Change in nse.
Transfer or cbao^ of
title.
Change take place in title.
Change of possesdoD.
Actual change of posses-
sion.
Actual and continued
change of po88e«»Ion.
Transferred or changed.
Changing her nooiti^*
Minister of any chnrch or
chapel.
Upon any repTesentatif>n
as to character.
Olfense of the same char-
acter.
Fiduciary character.
Other small o^aft of light
character propelled by
steam.
Persons of notorioosly
iMid character.
Acquainted with the char^
actcr and circnmstances
WXL charge.
Tax or charge.
Take charge of and pro-
vide for snch intoxi-
cated person.
State the evidence and
charge the law.
425
CHARGE.
CHILD'S.
426
CHARGED.
CHARGES.
CHABIOTS.
CHIUTABLE.
CHARGE — Continued.
Pnblie annual office or
charge.
Legal charge of her per-
son.
Any charge I haye made.
Continuing charge.
Continue in charge.
Articles or objects
charged with an internal
tax.
Deed not otherwise
charged.
Prison charges.
PariJcnIar charges.
Neeessaiy charges.
Lawful charges.
Law charges.
Extraordinary charges.
CostSy charges and ex-
pense8#
Clear of all charges and
assessments whatsoever
ATerage charges.
After my debts and fu-
neral charges are paid.
Coaches and chariots.
Property necessary for
schools, religious and
- charitable purposes.
Charitable fnstitntions.
Beneyolent or charitable.
Pnrely public charity.
Private charity.
Works of necessity and
charity.
Begging for alms or solic-
iting charity.
Advertising chart.
CHABTER-PARTI. Without prejudice to
charter-party.
Women of previously
chaste character.
Chattel mortgages.
Chattel mortgage.
Incorporeal chattel.
Personal estate, property,
chattels and effectii.
Personal chattels.
Movable goods and chat-
tels.
All my goods and chattels.
Goods and chattels.
Goods, chattels and
elfects.
Hemorandnm check.
This check forfeited if
detached.
CHABITT.
CHAKT.
CHASTE.
CHATTEL.
CHATTELS.
CHECK.
CHECKS.
CHEMICAL.
CHEMIST.
CHESS.
CmCORT.
CHIEF.
CHILD.
CHILDREir.
CHUiDREIPS.
CHILD'S.
False or bogus checks.
CamphenOf spirit gas,
burning fluid or chemi-
cal oils.
Pharmacentical chemist.
Any game except bowls,
chess.
Ground chicory.
Establishment where the
chief process of print-
ing is carried on.
Chief clerk.
Woman with child.
Surviving child or chil-
dren.
Serentk or youngest child.
With quick child.
Quick with chUd.
Pregnant with child.
Pregnant with a child.
Our child.
Minor child.
Certain male child.
Maintenance of the child.
Without leaving any child.
If she should leave no
child.
niegitimate child.
Big with child.
Any child.
Articles worn by men,
women or children.
Wife and children.
If they leave no chil-
dren.
Suniving children.
Surviving child or chil-
dren.
Running away and leav-
ing her children.
Raise and school all the
testator's children.
Poor children.
Children my brother may
leave.
Dying without children.
Should any of my children
die.
Die without children.
Descend to his children.
ChUd or children.
For the benefit of my
daughter and her chil-
dren.
Benefit of his children.
All the children.
Children's children.
Chlld^s part.
427
CHINA.
CLAIMED.
m
CHuri.
CHIP.
CHOSE.
China, poreeUln and pa-
rian ware.
Hats of straw, chip or
grass.
Suit to recover the con-
tents of any chose in
action.
Contents of any promis-
sory note or other chose
in action.
CHOSEN. Placed, elected or chosen .
CHBI8TIA1IS. Sect or denomination of
Christians.
CHRISTY ProachenofChrUt'sholy
Gospel.
CHUBCH. Trnstees of the church.
The church.
Minister of any church or
chapel.
CNnnIb out of any chuifeh.
CntCUIT. Circuit breakers described
by him prior to said ap-
plication.
CIBCULAB. Letter or circular.
CntCUMSTAHCES. Strong corroborating
circumstances.
Special circumstances.
Special and extraordinary
circumstances.
With regard to all the cir-
cumstances of the case.
Mitigating or aggravating
cireumstanoes.
Like cireumstanoes.
Insolvent circumstances.
Disorder or circumstances
tending to shorten life.
Corroborating circum-
stances.
Acquainted with the char-
acter and circumstances.
CmCUMSTAXTIAL. Circumstantial evi-
dence.
CITIES. Cities, towns or viUages.
Officers of cities.
CITIZEN. Free white citizen.
Shall be deemed a citizen.
CITIZENS. Foreign citizens.
Distnrfoance of divers citi-
zens.
cm. Within the city.
General snperrision over
the health of the city.
Seeldng a livelihood with-
in the city.
Quota of any city or town.
One town or city lot. .
City officers.
CITT — ContinQed.
Major of the city.
Inhabitants of the city.
Any eonnty, city or town.
CIYUm Snlts of a civil nstore in
eommon law or is
equity.
Salt of a civil nitaie it
law.
Civil ofleers.
Civil officer.
Civil office.
Invasion, insurrectioB or
civil commotion, or o!
any military or usnrped
power.
Further civil snd crimioil
jurisdiction.
Conit of civil judicature.
Controversies of a drii
natui'e.
All causes dvU and crimi-
nal.
Civil and crlmhial cases.
Business of a court o(
criminal or civil judi-
cature.
As in other civil actions.
Civil aetions.
Suit or- action of a dril
nature.
Civil aclion.
CLAIM. Stale claim.
Setting up a dabn there
to.
Right title, claim, interest
and demand.
Right and claim.
Claim rejected.
Persist in his claim
Claim shall oecor.
Lawful claim.
Claim for labor.
Just claim of the assured.
Just claim.
Claim justly due.
Debt, account, claim or
demand.
Contingent claim.
Average or claim.
Any claim for dama^.
A claim of about %l ^•
CLAIMANT. Other claimant.
CLAIMAIIITS. Bona flde pre-emption
claimants.
CLAIMED. If the machine Is satis-
factory or does what is
claimed for It.
420
CLAIMING.
COMING.
430
CLAIMIIIG.
CLAIMS.
CLAUSE.
CLAUSES.
CLAY.
CLEAR.
CLERICAL.
CLERK.
CLOSED.
CLOTHES.
CLOTHdG.
COACHES.
COAIi.
COAST.
COBE.
COGKIZABLE.
COHABIT.
Wrongfulij claiming.
Persons claiming through
or under the bankrupt.
Heirs or legatees claiming
as such.
AU claiming under him.
Notes for the purpose of
paying claims.
Municipal claims.
Mines or mining claims.
Mines and mining claims.
All claims and demands
that may arise.
Claims and effects.
Demnnds and claims.
BelvtSy dues, demands or
claims now due or to
grow due.
AU claims and demands.
Steamboat clause.
Usnal clauses.
Mines of clay.
Price clear of all ex-
penses.
Clear, grab and pile the
bush.
First quality dear bar-
ley.
Clerical or other defects.
Town clerk.
Any servant or clerk.
Recorded by the clerk
Master or clerk.
Bepaty clerk.
Agent, clerk, or servant.
Closed aceonnt.
Personal property con-
sisting of money and
clothes.
My linen and clothes of
all kinds.
Ready-made clothing.
Standing, riding or being
upon the platform of
moving railway coaches.
'Workable coal seams.
Refined coal or earth
oils.
United States Atlantic
Coast.
When not found as pre-
scribed in the code.
Cases heretofore solely
cognizable in a court of
chancery.
Lewdly and lasciviously
associate and cohabit
together.
COIN.
COINS.
COINIHG.
COLLAR.
COLLATERAL.
COLLECT.
COLLECTED.
COHABIT —Continued.
Assoeiatei continue to
keep company or co-
habit, or criminally cor-
respond with.
Common ntterer of coun-
terfeit coin.
Sundry pieces of silver
coin.
SimUar pieces of gold or
silver counterfeit coin.
Connterfelt coin.
Betting with a coin.
Coins, medals, gems and
oriental stones and
other valnable thin<;s.
Instrument adapted for
coining.
Found and being vrithout
a collar.
Collateral seenrily.
Collateral promise.
Colla^ral descent.
Collect or realize.
Levy and collect.
Paid or collected.
COLLECTIBLE. Good and collectible two
years.
Good and collectible after
due course of law.
Good and collectible.
Suit for the purpose of
restraining the assess-
ment or collection of
any tax.
For collection.
Enforce the collection of
fines.
Decision of the collector
of customs.
Colliery be worked.
Risk of collision.
Fire and collisions on the
lakes and rivers and on
the Welland Canal.
Persons of color.
Person of color.
Free negro, mulatto or
free person of color.
Impression^ device, color
or thing.
Mutual combat.
Personal support and
comfort.
Aid or. comfort.
COMFORTABLE. Good and comfortable sup-
port and maintenance.
COMING. Coming to mai^et.
COLLECTION.
COLLECTOR.
COLLIERY.
COLLISION.
COLLISIONS.
COLOR.
COMBAT.
COMFORT.
431
COMMANDMENT.
COMPANY.
432
COMMANDMENT. Holate the seventh
COMMON— Continued.
commandment.
Common drunkard.
COMMENCE.
Require the person haying
Superior eourt of common
snch right of action
law.
forthwith to commence
Court of record • • •
suit.
having common-lsw
COMMENCED.
War having commenced.
jurisdiction.
COMMERCE.
Act injurious to trade or
Common carrier.
commerce.
Common brawler.
•
Regulate commerce with
Common barrator.
the Indian tribes.
COMMOTION.
Invasion, insurrection or
Regulate commerce.
civil commotion or of
COMMERCIAL.
Sales by commercial brok-
any military or usarped
ers.
power.
Moneyed business or com-
COMMOTIONS.
Riots or commotioDS.
mercial corporation.
COMMUNICATE
. Omit to communicate.
His commercial paper.
COMMUNICATION. Transaction or com-
Dealing in commercial
munication.
paper.
Privileged commonicsttoo
Moneyed business or com-
COMPANIES.
Registered compaoies.
mercial corporation.
Railroad companies.
Commercial brokers.
COMPANY.
Turnpike company.
C0MMT88T0N.
Merchandise in trust or
Transportation oompaDj.
on commission.
Trading or other pablic
COMMISSIONER. Appointment as a com-
company.
missioner.
Sneh company.
C0MMIS8I0NERS. Town commissioners.
Shall be reported to the
COMMISSITM.
Fldei commissum.
company.
COMMIT.
Shall commit snleide.
Railroad company.
Assault with intent to
Person, firm, company.
commit rape.
Mutual insurance com-
Onilfy of assault with at-
pany.
tempt to commit a rape.
Talce measures for the
Attempts to commit any
formation of a company.
offense.
Iron mannfaetuing com-
Commit adnltery.
pany.
COMMITTED.
Stand committed.
Manufacturing companj.
After the fact committed.
Leave the company.
COMMITTING.
Fonnd committing.
Lands, tenements and
COMMODITIES.
Profits and commodities.
estate of the said com-
COMMODITY.
Produce or commodity.
pany.
COMMON.
Common utterer of coun-
Joint stock company.
terfeit coin.
Insurance company.
According to common
Incorporated company.
usage.
Crew or ship's company.
Tenants in common.
Persons then eompedns
Teacher of common
such company.
schools.
Bank or company engaged
Suits of a civil nature in
in the business of bask-
common law or In
ing.
equity.
AssociatOf continue to
Suits at common law.
keep company, or co-
Common sewer.
habit, or eriminally co^
Common scold.
respond with.
Common schools.
Arrangements with the
Right of a common law
company.
remedy.
Agent or employee of aa
Equally and in coomion.
Insurance company.
433
COMPELLED.
CONDITIONS.
434
COMPETENT.
COMPLAINE]).
COXPLAINT.
COXPELLEB, Such secviity shall be
compelled.
COMPENSATION. Reasonable compensa-
tion.
Just compensation.
Just and reasonable com-
pensation for the ser-
vices rendered.
Farther compensation.
Fix the compensation.
Oath or other competent
proof.
Lawfal warrant issued by
a court of competent
jurisdiction.
Competent clerk.
Aet complained of.
On complaint.
Negrleet to make com-
plaint.
Cause of complaint.
Plain, adequate and com-
plete remedy at law.
Fall and complete cargo.
Shall be completed.
Partly or wholly com-
pleted.
On condltloii that his con-
tracts be complied with.
Non compos mentis.
Braces, suspenders com-
posed in part of India
rubber.
Aathor or composer.
Berries, nuts and vegeta-
bles used principally in
dyeing or composing
dyes.
COMPOSITION. Musical composition.
Dramatic composition
designed or suited for
public representation.
Dramatic composition.
Art, machine manufacture
or composition of matter
COMPOSITIONS. Medicinal preparations or
compositions.
Explosiye preparations
and compositions.
COMFOUNBEB. Amicable compounder.
COMPUIiSION. Without nndae influence
or compulsion.
Unfairly and secretly com-
puted.
Wear any weapon con-
cealed as a weapon.
Carries concealed about
his person.
COMPLETE.
COMPLETED.
COMPLIED.
COMPOS.
COMPOSED.
COMPOSES.
COMPOSING.
CONCEPTION.
CONCERN.
CONCERNED.
CONCERNING.
CONCERNS.
CONCLUSIVE.
CONCUBINAGE.
CONCURRENT.
CONDITION.
eONCEAIiED.
CONDITIONED.
CONDITIONS.
Designed or intended for
the prevention of con-
ception.
Trade adventure or con-
cern.
Internal improvement and
local concern.
Parties concerned.
Interested or concerned
in.
Teaching or concerning
the last-mentioned judg-
ment.
Salts concerning real
estate or whereby the
same may be affected.
Of and concerning.
Any interest In or con-
cerning them.
Interest in or concerning
lands.
Contract concerning an
interest in land.
Pradential concerns.
Ordinary domestic busi-
ness of family concerns.
Final and conclusive.
Binding, final and conclu-
sive.
Parpose of prostitution
or concubinage.
Concurrent Jarisdictlon.
Upon condition.
Good and sufflcient condi-
tion and repair.
Stray beast in a suffering
condition.
Redeliver or restore the
property in the same
condition or plight.
On condition that the
canal passes through
the town.
On condition.
In trust nevertheless and
upon condition.
Good order and condi-
tion.
Delicate condition.
Stipnlated and condi-
tioned.
Good order and well con-
tloned.
Terms or conditions of
this policy.
On such conditions as may
seem fit.
Alteration In the terms
486
CONDITIONS.
CONSTITUTIONALITY.
436
CONDUCT.
CONDITIONS — Continued.
and conditions of the
insarance.
According^ to the condi-
tions of.
Excessively Ticlons con-
duct.
Begalation of the busi-
ness of the association
and the conduct of its
officers.
Incompetency, improper
conduct or otlier cause.
Irre^ar or impix>per
conduct.
Illegal or Improper con-
duct.
Blegral or improper con-
duct.
Ill conduct.
Disgraceful conduct.
Charge or conduct.
Erection used in conduct-
ing the business of any
mine.
Take or Itill any coney.
In full confidence.
Confidence game.
Full confidence.
Confidence of the com-
munity*
CONFIGURATION. Shape or configuration.
Design for the shape or
configuration of an ar-
ticle of merchandise.
Charged with crime and
confined in jail.
Ratify, confirm and make
valid.
Ratified, confirmed and
made valid.
Gross and confirmed hab-
its of intoxication.
In conformity with the
custom of this place.
CONGREGATION. Regular minister of a dis-
senting congregation.
Camp-meeting, congrega-
tion or other assembly
of people met for re-
ligious worship.
CONGREGATIONAL. Congregational church
CONDUCTING.
CONEY.
CONFIDENCE.
CONFINED.
CONFIRM.
CONFIRMED.
CONFORMITY.
CONGRESS.
CONIES.
Member of Congress.
Representative In Con-
gress.
Deputy to Congress.
Act of the Congress.
Warren of conies.
CONNECTION. Procure any female to
have illicit carnal con-
nection with any man.
CONNECTIONS. House connections.
CONSECUTIVE. Separately and in con-
secutive order.
CONSENT. Written consent.
Without her consent.
Without consent.
Mutual consent.
Full consent.
CONSEQUENCE. Injuries in consequence of
heat.
CONSEQUENCES. Consequences of hostili-
ties.
Casualties or conse-
quences of war or re-
bellion.
CONSIDER. Consider most adranta^
geous.
CONSIDERARLE. No considerable provocar
tion appearing.
CONSIDERATION. Purchasers for a valu-
able consideration with-
out notice.
Pecuniary consideration
or money's worth.
Pecuniary consideration.
Payee in good faith and
for valuable considera-
tion.
Agreement made in con-
sideration of marriage.
In consideration.
Good consideration.
Further or other valuable
consideration.
Consignee or indorsee for
valuable consideration.
CONSIDERED. It shall be considered as
recorded when received.
Cause shall be consfdered
as abandoned.
CONSISTING. Personal property con-
sisting of money and
clothes.
CONSTARLE. State constable.
CONSTITUTING. Facts constituting a cause
of action.
CONSTITUTION. Suits arising under the
constitution and laws
of ^ the United States.
Case arising under the
constitution and laws
of the United States.
CONSTITUTIONAIITY. Order involving
the constitutionality of
a law of this State.
437
CONSTRUCTED.
CONTRIBUTIONS.
438
COKSTRUCTED. Road as constructed.
Hereafter constructed.-
CONSTBUCTION. Profits used in constrac-
tion.
Necessary for the con-
struction or operation
thereof.
Erection or construction
of a building.
Erectfon, construction or
finishing of building.
Erection, construction or
finishing.
CONSTBUCTiyE. Constructive contempt.
CONSULS* Cases affecting ambassa-
dors, other public min-
isters and consuls.
CONSUMED. Drunk or consumed on
the premises.
CONSUMPTION. RemoYed for consumption
CONTINUING. There afterwards continu-
ing his said assault.
CONTAINING. Conta ining by estimation.
Carriage containing vol-
unteer infantry.
CONTEUffLlTION. Insolvent or in contem-
plation of insolvency.
Contemplation of bank-
mptcy.
CONTENTION. Stir up or provoke con-
tention and strife.
CONTENTS. Weight, value and con-
tents unknown.
Value and contents nn»
known.
Sni^to recover the con-
tents of any chose in
action.
Noted its contents.
Made acquainted with the
contents.
CONTINGENCY. Liability to pay money
upon a contingency.
Due absolutely and not on
any contingency.
00NTJJI6ENT. Uncertain or contingent
demands.
Contingent remainder.
Contingent liablUtieB con-
tracted by the bankrupt.
GONTIN IJINCE. During the continuance
thereof.
Application for a continu-
ance.
(TOirmnXE* Associate, continue to
keep company or co-
habit, or criminally cor-
respond with.
CONTINUED. Actual and continued
change of possession.
CONTRACT. Special contract.
Sell, dispose of, contract
and bargain for.
Contract for the sale of
goods, wares and mer-
chandise.
Sale by private contract.
Parties to the contract.
Obligation or written con-
tract.
Money demand on con-
tract.
Marriage contract.
Maritime contract.
Fraudulent contract.
Founded on a contract.
Executory contract.
Evidence of a contract.
Enter into contract.
Due upon contract.
De facto contract.
Debt arising out of or
founded on a contract.
Assignor of a thing in
action or contract.
Any contract.
Aleatory contract.
Agreement, contract or
promise in writing.
Actions at law on con-
tfact.
Action founded on con-
tract.
A renewed contract.
CONTRACTED. Debts or liabilities con-
tracted before.
Contingent liabilities con-
tracted by the bank-
rupt.
Liabilities contracted be-
fore.
Debts contracted.
Debt contracted.
CONTRACTOR. Payments to the original
contractor.
Original contractor.
CONTRACTORS. Contractors, laborers, and
workmen.
CONTRACTS. Impairing the obligation
of contracts.
On condition that his con-
tracts be complied with.
Contracts of bottomry.
CONTRIBUTIONS. Voluntary contributions
Subscriptions and coutri-
biiiions.
485
CONDITIONS.
CONSTITUTIONALITY.
436
COHBinOllS — Continued.
and conditions of the
insurance.
Accordingr ^ ^^ condi-
tions of.
COHBUCT. Excessively Ticiovs con-
duct.
BegnlatloB of the busi-
ness of the association
and the conduct of its
officers.
Incompetency, Improper
conduct or otker cause.
Irregular or imph>per
conduct.
Illegal or Improper con-
duct.
Illegal or Improper con-
duct.
HI conduct.
Disgracefnl conduct.
Charge or conduct.
CONDUCTDIG. Erection used la conduct-
ing the business of any
mine.
COKEY. Take or kill any coney.
COMFUDEHCE. In full confidence.
Confidence game.
Fall confidence.
Confidence of the con-
mnnify.
CONFIftUllATIOll. Shape or configuration.
Design for the shape or
configuration of an ar-
ticle of merchandise.
COHFOED. Charged with crime and
confined in jail.
CONFIRM. Satlfyy confirm and make
valid.
COKFEBMED. Battfled, confirmed and
made valid.
Gross and confirmed hab-
its of intoxication.
CONFOR^TT. In conformity with the
custom of this place.
CONGREGATION. Regular minister of a dis-
senting congregation.
Camp-meeting, congrega-
tion or other assembly
of people met for re-
ligious worship.
CONGREGATIONAL. Congregational chnrch
CONGRESS. Member of Congress.
Representative in Con-
gress.
Deputy to Congress.
Act of the Congress.
CONIES. Warren of conies.
CONNECTION. Frocare any female to
have illicit carnal cod-
nectlon with any mao.
CONNECTIONS. House connections.
CONSECUTIYE. Separately and hi ooo-
sccutive order.
CONSENT. Written consent.
Withoat her consent.
Withoat consent.
Mntaal consent.
Fall consent.
CONSEQUENCE. Injuries in conseqaenoe of
heat.
CONSEQUENCES. Consequences of hMttU-
ties.
Casnalties or conse-
quences of war or re-
bellion.
CONSIDER. Consider most airuta-
geons.
CONSIDERARLE. No considerable pioroct-
tion appearing.
CONSIDERATION. Purchasers for a vala-
able consideration with-
out notice.
Pecuniary considenUon
or money^s worth.
Pecnniary considentioB.
Payee In good faith aod
for yaluable coiuiden-
tion.
Agreement made in con-
sideration of Baniige.
In consideration.
Good consideration.
Fmrther or other vtlosble
consideration.
Consignee or indorsee for
valuable oonsldention.
CONSIDERED. It shall be considered as
recorded when received.
Canse shall be consfdered
as abandoned.
CONSISTING. Personal property con-
sisting of money and
clothes.
CONSTAELE. State constable.
CONSTITUTING. Facts constltuthigacanse
of action.
CONSTITUTION. Salts aristag under the
constitution and laws
of ^ the United States.
Case arising under the
constitution and law5
of the United States,
CONSTITUTIONALITY. Order invulvic?
the oonstitntionality of
a law of this State.
437
CONSTRUCTED.
CONTRlBUTIOyS.
438
COKSTBUCTED. Road as constructed.
Hereafter constructed.-
CONSTBUCTION. Profits used in construc-
tion.
Necessary for the con-
struction or operation
thereof.
Erection or construction
of a building.
Erection) construction or
flnislilng of building.
Erection^ construction or
finishing.
C0N8TBUCTITE. Constructive contempt.
CONSULS* Cases affecting ambassa-
dors, other public min-
isters and consuls.
COHSUMEB* Drunk or consumed on
the premises.
CONSUMFTIOII. RemoTod for consumption
CONTINUING. There afterwards continu-
ing his said assault.
CONTAINING. Conta ining by estimation.
Carriage containing vol-
unteer infantry.
CONTEUffLlTION. Insolvent or in contem-
plation of insolvency.
Contemplation of bank-
mptcy.
CONTENTION. Stir up or provoke con-
tention and strife.
COlfTENTS. height, value and con-
tents unknown.
Value and contents un-
known.
Sni^to recover the con-
tents of any chose in
action.
Noted its contents.
Made acquainted with the
contents.
CJONTOIGENCY. Liability to pay money
upon a contingency.
Due absolutely and not on
any contingency.
COimKGENT. Uncertain or contingent
demands.
Contingent remainder.
Contingent liabilities con-
tracted by the bankrupt.
COirroriJANCE. Dnrlng the continuance
thereof.
Application for a continu-
ance.
COWCISfDEm Associate, continue to
keep company or co-
habit, or criminally cor-
respond with.
CONTINUED. Actual and continued
change of possession.
CONTRACT. Special contract.
Sell, dispose of, contract
and bargain for.
Contract for the sale of
goods, wares and mer-
chandise.
Sale by private contract.
Parties to the contract.
Obligation or written con-
tract.
Honey demand on con-
tract.
Marriage contract.
Maritime contract.
Fraudulent contract.
Founded on a contract.
Executory contract.
Evidence of a contract.
Enter into contract.
Due upon contract.
De facto contract.
Debt arising out of or
founded on a contract.
Assignor of a thing in
action or contract.
Any contract.
Aleatory contract.
Agreement, contract or
promise in writing.
Actions at law on con-
ffact.
Action founded on con-
tract.
A renewed contract.
CONTRACTED. Debts or liabUities con-
tracted before.
Contingent liabilities con-
tracted by the bank-
rupt.
Liabilities contracted be-
fore.
Debts contracted.
Debt contracted.
CONTRACTOR. Payments to the original
contractor.
Original contractor.
CONTRACTORS. Contractors, laborers, and
workmen.
CONTRACTS. Impairing the obligation
of contracts.
On condition that his con-
tracts be complied with.
Contracts of bottomry.
CONTRIBUTIONS. Voluntary contributions
Sabsoriptions and contri-
butions.
439
CONTROL,
CORPORATE.
440
COlfTBOL. Trastee, executor or other
person having control of
the funds.
Regulate and control.
Accident beyond his con-
trol.
C05TB0TEBSY. 8nm In controversy.
Salty controversy, matter
or cause depending.
Matters in controversy.
Amount of money in con-
troversy.
Amonnt in controversy.
COIVVEJNiENCE. Proper facilities and con-
veniences for the con-
veyance and accommo-
dation of passengers.
CONYEMEXT. Payable as convenient.
Necessary or convenient.
Good and convenient.
As is most convenient.
CONYENTIOirAL. Conventional Interest.
CONTEBSATIONS. Private conversations.
COMEY.
CONYEYANCE.
Sell and convey.
Granty bargain, sell and
convey.
Gire, grant, and convey.
Exchange and convey.
Contract for sale, sell and
convey.
Bargain, sell, release quit
claim and convey.
Yolnntary conveyance.
Yehicle used solely for the
conveyance of any goods
or burden in the course
of trade.
Drain used for the convey-
ance of water.
Loading, unloading, con-
veyance or otherwise,
whether arising from
negligence or otherwise.
Incident to the sale or
conveyance.
Good warranty deed of
conveyance.
Good and sufficient deed
of conveyance.
Frandalent conveyance,
gift, delivery or trans-
fer.
Fraudulent conveyance.
Conveyance in fee*
Proper facilities and con-
venience for the convey-
ance and accommoda-
tion of passengers.
comrEYAjrcE—
COKYEYANCES.
COmTEYEB.
C05YICT.
CONYICTEB.
comncTiON.
COPIES.
COPPEB.
COPPICE,
COPY.
COBAL.
COBDS.
COBN.
COBPOBAL.
COBPOBATE.
Continued.
Entering or attempting to
enter, leaving or at-
tempting to leave a pub-
lic conveyance.
Lawful deed of convey-
ance.
Deed or conveyance.
Deed of conveyance.
Sales, transfers, and con-
veyances.
While travelling by public
or private conveyances.
Shall be sold and con-
veyed.
Sold or conveyed.
Sold and conveyed.
Said mortgage deed, the
real estate thereby con-
veyed.
Described in and con-
veyed by.
Across the land conveyed.
Bound to convict.
Convicted within this
State.
On recovery of the prop-
erty and conviction of
the offender.
Information as shall leai
to the apprehension and
conviction of the thief.
Before conviction.
After conviction.
Pew copies.
Manufactured copper.
Coins, gold, silver and
copper.
TreeSy woods, coppice,
wood-grounds of what
kind or growth soever.
Attested copy.
Coral cut or manufac-
tured.
Twenty-flve cords
wood.
Quarters of corn.
Com, fodder, meat
other provisions
hand.
Corporal oath.
Town corporate.
Corporate seal.
Officers of such body cor-
porate.
Corporate name.
Corporate existence.
Body corporate.
of
and
on
441
CORPORATION.
COUNTY,
442
COBFOBAnON. Trading coiporation.
Railway corporation.
I^iiasi corporation.
Pobllc corporation.
PriTate corporation.
Principal officer of such
corporation.
Corporation operating a
railway.
Hanicipal corporation.
Moneyed corporation.
Moneyed^ boslness or
commercial corpora-
tion.
Other head of the cor-
poration.
Injunction to suspend the
general and ordinary
business of a corpora-
tion.
General and ordinary
business of a corpora-
tion.
Foreign corporation.
Newspapers employed by
the corporation.
Eleemosynary corpora-
tion.
Existing debts of the cor-
poration.
Cliaritable corporation.
Business corporation.
COBPOBinONS. Useful to corporations.
Bailroad corporations.
Manufactoring corpora-
tions.
Existing railroad corpora-
tions.
Commercial corporations.
CORKESFOIO). Associate, continue to
keep company or co-
habit, or criminally cor-
respond with.
CORROBORATING. Strong corroborating
circumstances.
CORRUGATED. Shirred or corrugated
goods.
Qui haeret in litera, haeret
in cortice.
Cost of seizure.
Beal cost.
Prime cost.
Actual cost.
Taxable costs.
On payment of costs.
Full costs.
Costs and expenses.
Exclnsire of costs.
CORTICE.
COST.
COSTS.
COSTS — Continued.
Ended and debt and costs
paid.
Costs and damages.
Damages, costs and ex-
penses.
Costs or charges.
All legal costs.
COTTON. Ont of the proceeds of
the first cotton ginned.
Manufacture or process
incident to the manufac-
ture of cotton.
Fire-proof cotton ware-
house.
Cotton in bales.
COUNCIL. Two-thirds jote of the
City CouncU.
COUNSEL. Bight to be heard by him-
self and his counsel.
Bight to be heard by
counsel.
COUNTEBFEIT. Common ntterer of coun-
terfeit coin.
Similar pieces of gold or
silver counterfeit coin.
COUHTEBFEITED. False, forged and coun-
terfeited.
COUNTIES. Isolated parts of counties.
COUNTING. Counting house.
COUNTBT. Stock usually kept in
country stores.
Ont of the country.
Hercliandise such as is
usually kept in country
stores.
Hen of the country.
Indian country.
€h>ods usually kept in
country stores.
Across a country.
COUNTX. Yoters of the county.
School fund of the county.
Said county.
Actually remoying out of
the county.
People of the county.
County oilicers.
Newspaper printed in the
county.
Judge of a county court.
Inmates of the county in-
firmary.
Freeholder of the county.
County bridges.
County bridge.
Body of the county.
County aforesaid.
Uo
COUPLED.
CREDITOR.
444
COUPLED.
COURSE.
COUBT<
Power coupled with inter-
est.
Yehicle used solely for the
conveyance of goods or
burden in the course of
trade.
Usual or necessary course
of business.
Usual course of trade.
Usual and ordinary course
of business.
Regular course of busi-
ness.
Indorsee in due course.
In the course of.
Good and collectible after
due course of law.
Due course of law.
Usual and ordinary course
of business.
Arising during the course
of the trial.
Immediate view and pres-
ence of the court.
Superior court.
Rulings of the court in
the progress of the
trial.
Report to the court.
Proceedings in court.
Open court.
Officer of court.
Obey and perform the
orders of the court.
Next court.
Lawful warrant issued by
a court of competent
jurisdiction.
Judges of the court of
appeals.
Any Judge of a court of
record.
Judge of any court.
Judge of a county court.
Inferior court.
In court.
Highest court of law.
Filed in open court.
Divisional court.
District court.
The court of directors.
Court of the eounty.
County court.
Court having a clerk.
' Cases heretofore solely
cognizable Id a court of
chancery.
Cases in court.
COURTS.
COUSINS.
COVENANT.
COVENANTS.
COVERED.
COW.
COURT — Continued.
Business of court of crim-
inal or civil judicature.
Business of a court.
Any court of record.
Any court.
COURT-HOUSE. As near the court-house as
praeticable.
At the court-house door.
Municipal courts.
Jurisdiction pertaining to
probate courts.
Judgments of courts of
record.
Inferior courts.
Cases arising in justices* '
courts.
First cousins.
Good and sufficient deed
with covenant of war-
ranty.
Usual covenants of war-
ranty.
Usual covenants.
Land covered with water.
Take up any cow running
at large.
Ravisliing a cow.
Animal of the cow kind.
A-foul of a cow.
Good custom cowhide
boots.
Wherry, lighter or other
craft.
TermoriginaUy created.
Created and manifested.
Created or declared.
Needlessly kill any living
creature.
Equally credible.
I request you will give
credit.
Personal credit.
Mutual credit.
Credit of six months.
Loan its credit.
Line of credit.
Letter of credit.
Giving credit.
Credit given.
General credit.
Full faith and credit.
BiUs of credit.
Subsequent creditor.
Creditor having seeuritj
for his debt.
Creditor who has obtained
Judgment.
COWHIDE.
CRAFT.
CREATED.
CREATURE.
CREDIBLE.
CREDIT.
CREDITOR.
445
CBEDITOfi. CUSTOMS.
446
CREDITOR —
CREBITOBS.
CREDITS.
CREEK.
vB£n^«
CRIME.
CRDCES.
CROONiJL.
Continaed.
Any creditor.
All his principal credit-
ors.
Known creditors.
Injustice or nndae delay
to creditors.
Fair creditors.
Existingr creditors.
Creditor's billb
Begrins to keep his house
to the intent to delay
creditors.
All judgment creditors
of the debtor.
All creditors of the firm.
Account of his credit-
ors.
Solrent credits.
Mntnal credits.
Up the creek.
Owners of land in which
there is . a creek or
inlet.
Bank of the creek.
Necessary for the accom-
modation of the officers
and crew.
Treason, felony or other
crime.
Other crime.
Malicionsly threatens to
accuse another of crime.
Infamous crime.
Conceals the crime.
Charged with crime and
confined in jail.
Charged with crime.
Charged with a capital
crime.
Accused of crime.
High crimes and misde-
meanors.
Question of law which
may arise in criminal
trials.
Criminal prosecutions.
Further civil and criminal
jurisdiction.
Criminal contempt.
All causes civil and crim-
inal.
Civil and criminal cases.
Cases of a quasi criminal
nature.
Business of a court of
criminal or civil judica-
ture.
CBOnNALLT.
CROP.
CROPS.
CROSS.
CROSSHTG.
CROSSINGS
ORUEIi.
CRUELLY.
CRUELTY.
CULTIYATED.
CULTITATIOir.
CURAT.
CURIOSITIES.
CURRENCY.
CURRENT.
CURRENTS.
CURTESY.
CURTILAGE.
CUSTODY.
CUSTOK.
CUSTOMARY.
CUSTOKS.
Associate^ continue to
keep company or co-
habit, or criminally cor-
respond with.
Part of an outstanding
crop.
His crop of flax.
Gather crop.
Fair average crop.
Growing crops.
Cross street or street
fronting.
Road crossing.
Farm crossing.
Adequate crossing.
All road crossings.
Excesses, cruel treatment
or outrages.
Wantonly and cruelly
neglects.
Grossly, wantonly or
cruelly to neglect.
Extreme and repeated
cruelty.
Legal cruelty.
Enclosed and cultivated
fields.
Things necessary for the
cultivation of a farm.
State of cultivation.
De minimis non curat lex.
Cabinet of curiosities.
United States currency.
Currency that is at par.
National currency of the
United States.
Greenback currency.
Depreciated currency.
Bank notes current in the
city of New York.
Lawful current money of
Pennsylvania.
Good current money.
Otherwise than in current
coin.
Lands overflown by the
swelling and currents of
the river.
Tenancy by the curtesy.
Lot or curtilage.
Taken into possession or
custody.
Safe custody.
Good custom cowhide
boots.
Usual and customary.
Decision of the collector
of customs.
447
CUT.
DATS.
448
CUT.
CTLDIBEB.
D'ACnON.
DAM.
DAMAGE.
DAMAGED.
DAMAGES.
DAMNIFIED.
DANGEB.
DANGEROUS.
DANGERS.
cat on Mid
Stab or cat.
Coral cot or MABvfaetnr-
Cot glMMU
Cat down or destroy any
trees.
German cylinder glass.
Ballet d'action.
Mill dam.
Fishing mill dam.
Snrfaee damage.
Special damage.
Particnlar accoont of
soch loss or damage.
Conseqnentlal damage.
Ayoidable damage.
Lost or damaged.
YlndictlTe damages.
Unable to agree as to
the damages.
PnnltlTe damages.
Nominal damages,
liquidated damages.
Damages Incnired.
ImpnnltlTe damages.
Exemplary damages.
Debt or damages de-
manded.
Debt*or damages.
Any claim for damages.
Person or persons damni-
fied.
Immediate danger.
Exposure to unnecessary
danger, hazard or per-
ilous adyenture.
Wilfully and wantonly ex-
posing himself to any
unnecessary danger or
peril.
Exposed to the danger of
fire.
Apparent danger.
Sharp 9 dangerons wea-
pon.
Noxious or dangerous
trade or business.
Dangers of the river which
are unaToldable.
UnaYoidable dangers of
navigation.
Unavoidable dangers of
the river, navigation
and fire.
Unavoidable dangers of
the river.
DANGERS — Continned.
Dangers of the river ud
fire.
DATE. Frier In date.
One day after date.
Good for tUs date only.
Two years alter dste <n
doMaad.
Not leas than five nor
more than ten iij%
after the date of the
warrant.
Date of eeuflnaatlNk
Bearfaig even date.
At this date.
At the date of its pu-
DAUGHTEB.
DAUGRTEBS.
DAT.
DAYS.
Eor the beneflt of my
daughter and herehii-.
dren.
Sobs and danghtera.
All my daughters.
Every day they may aore
as such.
One day previous,
(hie day after date.
First day of August nexL
Law day.
From the day and vtir
aforesaid.
Fraction of a day.
On the first day of M»y
next Hxed.
Five days before the re-
turn day.
First day of the term.
Fine day.
Entire day.
At least ten days between
the day of service tod
the first day of the next
term.
At least five days before
the day of election.
By the first day of No-
vember.
Between now and the first
day of September.
Day of acceptance.
Within ninety days.
Within four days.
Within ten days.
Bunnlng days.
Bainy days.
Ten days after peace i^^
made.
Forty days from its pss-
sage.
449
DATS.
DECEASED.
450
DATS — Continned.
Lying days.
Fourteen days at least.
At least sixteen days be-
fore.
Good for twenty days.
Fourteen days.
For at least thirty days.
FIto days before the re-
turn day.
Ten clear days.
Foot clear days.
DEAD* Then be dead.
Other liye and dead stock.
All ipy live and dead
stock.
Secret disposition of the
dead body.
Liye and dead stock.
DEALER. Wholesale liquor dealer.
Wholesale dealer.
Retail liquor dealer.
Retail dealer.
DEALBfG. Trading or dealing.
DEALDICfS. Former dealings.
DEAR. Dear wife Caroline.
Dear wife.
DEATH. At the time of her death.
At their death.
Sadden and unexpected
death.
Without an heir at death.
Death or disability.
In case of death.
DEATHS. Sereral deaths.
B£B AIJCH. Seduce and debauch .
DEBT. Creditor having security
for his debt.'
Security for his debt.
Right, debt or duty.
Public debt.
Proye his debt*
Provable debt.
In prison for debt.
Debt owing.
Mortgage, debt or sum of
money.
Mutual debt.
Debt, default or miscar-
riage.
Liable with him for the
same debt.
Legal debt.
Lawful debt.
Imprisonment for debt.
Imprisoned for debt.
Funded debt.
Floating debt.
DEBT — Continued.
Extinguishment of the
State debt.
Evidences of debt.
Evidence of debt.
Ended and debt and costs
paid.
Demand of any debt.
Debt, default or miscar-
riage of another.
Debt accruing.
Action of debt.
'DEBTOR. Principal debtor.
Household furniture nec-
essary for the debtor
and his family.
Household furniture nec-
essary for the debtor
and his family.
AU judgment creditors of
the debtor.
Absent debtor.
A debtor.
DEBTORS* Implements of the debt-
or's trade.
DEBTS. War debts.
Steamboat debts.
Payment of his debts in
full.
Mutual debts.
Debts or liabilities con-
tracted before.
Just debts.
Debts due.
Debts justly due.
Creditors having security
for their debts.
Debts, contracts and
other engagements.
Contingent debts.
Book debts.
After my debts and funeral
charges are paid.
All debts.
DECEASE. Money due at my de-
cease.
living at the time of his
decease.
Living at my decease.
In case of the decease.
If any remains at her de-
cease.
DECEASED. Transactions with or
statement by a deceased
party.
Transaction with or
statement by a deceased
person.
451
DECEASED,
DELIVER.
452
DECEASED — Continued.
Mansion-house and mes-
suage of her deceased
husband.
Debts due from the de-
ceased.
Other fraudulent, swin-
dling or deceitful prac-
tices.
Yiolation of decency.
Party decided against .
Written decision.
Rules of decision.
Judicial decision.
Decision shall be final.
Decide or take part in the
decision.
Abide decision.
Judicial decisions.
DECLABATIOK. With the declaration.
Eyery declaration.
DECLARATIONS. Dying declarations.
DECETTFUL.
DECENCY.
DECIDED.
DECISION.
DECISIONS.
DECREE.
DEDICATED.
DEED.
DEEDS.
DEEMED.
DEEPENING.
Passing the decree.
Judgment) decree or final
order.
Final decree.
Deflnitiye or final de-
cree.
All judgments or decrees.
Opened and dedicated to
the public use.
Writing Instrument or
deed.
Upon the presentation of
the deed.
Such deed.
Said mortgage deed, the
real estate thereby con-
veyed.
Make a deed.
Lost deed.
Lawful deed.
Good warranty deed of
conveyance.
Good and sufficient deed
of conveyance.
Gire a deed.
Deed of conveyance
founded upon a grant.
Clear deed.
As her act and deed.
Executing any such deeds
Property deemed desira-
ble in the transaction of
its business.
If it is deemed best.
PrirUege of deepening
the ditch.
DEFAULT.
DEFEATED.
DEFECT.
DEFECTS.
DEFEND.
DEFENDANT.
DEFENDANTS.
DEFENSE.
DEFICIENCY.
DEFINED.
DEFINITELY.
DEFRAUD.
DELAY.
DELAYS.
DELIBERATE.
DELIYER.
Wilful default.
Person by whose act or
default.
Neglect, default or mis-
feasance.
Debt, default or miscar-
riage.
Make default.
In default of issue.
Debt-9 default or miscar-
riage.
In default of such issue of
any of them.
Debt, default or miscar-
riage of another.
Lost or defeated by aban-
donment.
Formal defect.
Clerical or otlier defects.
Warrant and defend.
Money due to the defendant
Dwells more than twenty
miles from the defend-
ant.
Material defendant.
Defendant covenants.
Claim existing in favor of
a defendant.
Absent defendants.
True ground and sub-
stance of the defense.
Defense on the merits.
Interpose the defense of
usury.
Deficiency in quantity.
Place having a known and
defined boundary.
Enumerated and defined.
Distinctly and definitely
specified.
Intent to injure or de-
fraud.
Clieat and defraud.
Wilful delay.
Proceed without delay .
Injustice or undue delay
to creditors.
Just damages for delay.
Clieat, hinder and delay.
Begins to keep his house
to the intent to delay
creditors.
Accidental delays.
Wilful, deliberate and pre-
meditated.
Sedate, deliberate mind.
In turn to deliver.
Sell, exchange and deliver
453
DELIVER.
DESCRIPTION.
454
DELIYEB— CoDtinued.
Build and deliver.
DELITEREB. Signed, sealed and de-
livered.
Shall have delivered.
Make and publish ready
to be delivered.
Paid, delivered, retained,
satisfied or discharged.
Need be delivered.
Goods sold and delivered.
Executed and delivered.
Each load so delivered.
Actually delivered in exe-
cution.
BEUYEBT. Delivery of possession.
Port of delivery.
Personal property not
capable * of manual de-
livery.
Order for the delivery of
goods.
On right delivery of the
cargo.
Immediate delivery.
Fraudulent conveyance,
gift, delivery or trans-
fer.
DEXAIID* Waiving demand and no-
tice.
Demand and take*
Same demand.
Bight, title, claim, inter-
est and demand.
On demand.
Moneyed demand.
Money demand on con-
tract.
Matter In demand.
Liquidated demand.
Immediately upon de-
mand.
Debt or demand.
Debt, account, claim or
demand.
Contingent demand.
Claim or demand.
DEMAIIBED. Sum demanded.
Lawfully demanded.
Debt or damages de-
manded.
DEMANBHICf* Parly demanding an ap-
peal.
DEMANDS. Uncertain or contingent
demands.
Mutual demands.
All claims and demands
that may arise.
•I
DEMANDS ~ Continued.
Debts or demands.
Debts, dnes, demands or
claims now due or to
grow due.
Claims and demands in
law and equity.
All claims and demands.
All demands.
DEMISE* Lease, demise and let.
Grant demise.
DEMISED. Granted, demised and to
farm let.
DEMONSTBATIYE. Demonstrative legacy.
DEMUBBEB. General demurrer.
DENIAL* Specific denial.
DENOMINATION. Religious sect, order or
denomination.
Sect or denomination of
Christians.
Number and denomina-
tion.
DEPABT. Depart the realm.
DEPABTMENT. Head of department.
DEPENDING. Suit, controversy, matter
or cause depending.
DEPOSIT. Special deposit.
Neglect to deposit.
Certificate of deposit.
By way of deposit.
DEPOSITED. Safely and securely keep-
ing all moneys de-
posited.
Intrusted or deposited.
DEPOSITS. Special deposits.
DEPOTS. Posts, depots and sta-
tions.
DEPBECIiTION.Not accountable for de-
preciation.
DEBELICT. Quasi derelict.
DESCENDANT. Eldest male lineal de-
scendant.
DESCENDANTS. Lawful surriTing descend-
ants.
DESCENDED. Of the blood of the person
on whom such estate
came or descended.
DESCENT. Come by descent.
Came by descent, gift or
devise.
DESCBEBED. Substantially as de-
scribed.
Circuit breakers de-
scribed by him prior
to said application.
As herein described.
DESCBIPTION. Description of vessel used
in navigation.
97
455
DESCRIPTION,
DIFFERENT.
4^
DESCBIPnON-
DESEBTION.
DESIGN.
BESIOHTATED.
DESIGNED.
DESIRABLE.
DESntE.
DESIRED.
DESIRING.
DESPATCH.
DESTINATION.
DESTROY.
DESTROYED.
DESTROYOG.
DESTRUCTION.
Continaed.
YesMls of whatever de-
scription Qsed in river
or inlMid navigatidn.
V^urming stock of every
kind and description.
Goods of similar descrip-
tion.
All my books and papers
of every description.
Heeklaees of every de-
tion.
Instrument of like kind
or description.
Like description and
quality.
Inacearate description.
Defective or insufficient
description or specifi-
cation.
Correct description.
All my property of every
description.
Wilful desertion.
Wilful and maUcloas de-
sertion.
Premeditated design.
New and original design.
New and Improved de-
sign.
May be designated.
Designed to mislead the
voter.
Designed for exportation.
Dramatic composition de-
signed or suited for pub-
lic representation.
Property deemed desirable
in the transaction of its
business.
Wish and desire.
If desired.
Person desiring to prose-
cute the same.
Customary despatch.
Port of destination.
Place of destination.
Engine calculated to de-
stroy human life or
inflict grievous bodily
harm.
Cut down or otherwise
destroy.
Lllcely to waste or to be
destroyed by keeping.
Oherwlse destroying.
Engine or instrument of
destruction.
DETENTIONS.
DETERMINE.
DEYICE.
DEVISE.
DESTRUCTIYE. Otker noxious or de8t^I^
tive substance or liquid.
DETAIN. Wllfidly detain.
DETAINMENTS. Arrests, restraiiii ud
detainments of Uog,
princes or people.
Unlawful arreitS} re-
strainta and detain-
ments.
ArrestS) restralntB and d^
tainments of kings.
Restraints and detentkns
of princes.
DETERIORATION. iBhereiitdeUriontioB.
DETERMINATION. Fbial determlnstioBof
the rights of tbe puttes.
AetuJ determinttion.
Hear and determine.
Impressloii^ device, color
or thing.
Cfamlng device.
Cfambllng device.
Other devise.
Ezecvtory devise.
Deseent, gift or devise
from the parent or
other kindred.
Convey and devise.
Came by descent, ^t or
devise.
Speelllcally devised.
Next devisee.
Reneflclal devises.
Well and faithfully serve,
and give and devote his
whole time and labor.
Game with dice.
Any devlee or substitute
for cards or dice.
Did instantly die.
Instantly did die.
Die by his own hand or
act voluntarily or other-
wise.
Die in the violation of any
law of the State.
Die by gnicide.
Die seized.
Money I may die possessed
of.
Did instantly die.
Instantly did die.
As if she had died 1UlIm^
rted.
Dies non juridicns.
Another or different per-
suasion, sect or denom-
ination.
DETISED.
DETISEE.
DETISES.
DETOTE.
DICE.
DID.
DIE.
DIED.
DIES.
DIFFERENT.
467
DIFFERENT.
DISTILLED.
458
DmECTLY.
DIRECTS.
DIRTY.
DIFFERENT — Continued.
Other and different.
DIFFERENCE. Matters in difference.
DILIGENCE. Reasonable diligence.
Ordinarj diligence.
Due diligence.
Utmost care and dili-
gence.
DIRECT. Direct trust.
Direct purchase or other-
wise.
DIRECTION. Uneontrolled and irre-
sponsible direction.
Betermination or direc-
tion of the judge in
point of law.
Care^ direction and man-
agement.
Directly or indirectlj.
As the law directs.
Wet) dirty or unmerchant-
. able palm oil.
DISABYANTAGES. Adrantages and dk>ad-
vantages of the road to
the same.
Adyantages as well as
the disadvantages of the
road to such person.
DISBURSE. Pay and disburse.
DISBURSEMENTS. Necessary disburse-
ments.
Charges or disbursements
at law.
BISCHARGE. Faithful discharge of his
tmst.
Port of discharge.
Full and sufficient release
and discharge.
Final port of discharge.
Procuring his discharge
from the custody.
DISCHARGED. Paid, delivered, retained,
satisfied or discharged.
Loaded or discharged.
Lawfully discharged.
DISC029TINUE. Become bankrupt and
discontinue business.
DISCOUNT. Loan or discount on
pledge of its own stock.
DISCOTERIES. Writings and discoveries.
Chemical discoveries.
DISCOTERING. Person discovering.
DISCRETION. Sound discretion.
Judicial discretion.
DISEASE. Throat disease.
No siciuiess or disease.
Severe sickness or dis-
ease.
DISEASE — Continued.
Serious illness, local dis-
ease, affection or per-
sonal injury.
Other hereditary disease.
Medical or mechanical
treatment for disease.
Local disease.
DISHONORED. Overdue and dishonored.
DISINTERESTED. Credible disinterested.
DISMISSAL. Such dismissal.
DISORDERLY. Disorderly tenement.
Disorderly house.
DISPATCH. Usual dispatch.
DISPOSAL. Sole use and disposal.
DISPOSE. SeU, dispose of, contract
and bargain for.
Sell and dispose of.
Competent to dispose by
will.
DISPOSED. Specifically disposed of.
Sold or otherwise disposed
of.
Otherwise disposed of.
Disposed of, left or sold
within the State.
DISPOSING. Sound and disposing mind
and memory.
DISPOSITION. Secret disposition of the
dead body.
Sale or disposition.
SalO) mortgage or other
disposition of real es-
tate.
Possession^ order or dis-
position.
Final disposition of the
cause.
Final disposition.
DISPUTE. Sum In dispute.
Subject-matter In dis-
pute.
Matter In dispute.
Amount In dispute.
AU matters In dispute.
DISSEIZEN. Wrongfully and without
force by dlsselzen.
DISSENTERS. Protestant dissenters.
DISSENTING. Regular minister of a
dissenting congrega-
tion.
DISTANCE. Distance of half a mile.
DISTILLATION. Product of distillation.
Fit for distillation.
DISTILLED. Fermented or dlstUled
liquor.
Fermented or distilled
liquor.
459
DISTINCT. -
— DRA WER,
DISTINCT.
Separate and distinct
DOGS.
dwelling-houses.
DOING.
DISTINOTIVE.
Distinctive deYice* mark
or heading.
DISTINGUISH.
Desigrned to distinguish
such ballot.
DOINGS.
DISTRESS.
UnaYOidable accident,
necessity or distress of
DOLLAR.
weather.
DOLLARS'.
Saffleient distress.
In distress on the shore.
DOMAIN.
DISTBIBUTIO!*
r. By virtue of the statates
for the distribution of
estates of persons dying
Intestate.
Share in the distribution
of assets;
DOMESTIC.
DISTRICT.
More interior district.
Election district.
DISTRICTS.
School districts.
DOMINION.
DISTURB.
WilluUy disturb.
Molest or disturb the
DONE
plaintiff.
%
DISTURBED.
Not to be disturbed with-
out the permission.
DITCH.
Priyllege of deepening'
the ditch.
DITERS.
DlRtnrbance of divers
DOOR.
•
citizens.
DIVERTISSEMENT. BaUet divertisse-
DOORS.
ment.
DORMANT.
DIVIDED.
Lawfully divided.
DOUBT.
Equally to be divided.
DOWER.
Equally divided.
DIVIDEND.
Dividend guaranteed.
Final dividend.
DIV 1 IIENDS.
Preferred dividends.
Interest, dividends, prof-
its and proceeds.
DIVINE.
Stated attendants upon
divine worship.
Celebrating divine ser-
vice.
DIVISION.
Riding or division.
DOWN.
DIVORCED.
Any woman so divorced.
DO.
Do the needful.
To do Justice.
DOCK.
Actual arrival in dock.
DOCUMENT.
Public document.
On the presentation of
the document.
DRAIN.
On the presentation of this
document.
DRAINAGE.
lustrum enty document or
paper.
DRAM.
DOCUMENTS.
Shipping documents.
DOG.
Kill any dog.
DRAW.
Keeper of a dog.
DRAWER.
460
To kill all dogs.
Doing business.
Doing any business.
Bankers doing business
as brokers.
Report the facts and their
doings.
Parts of a dollar.
Several hundred dollars^
worth.
Eminent domain.
Domestic serrant*
Ordinary domestic busi-
ness of family concerns.
Establish and regulate
domestic relations.
Domestic beast.
Any other domestic ani-
mal.
Foreign dominion.
Injuries done to person
or prpperty.
Date of the last work
done or materials fur^
nished.
When not already done.
Act done.
At the north door of the
conrt«honse.
Turn out of doors.
Dormant partner.
Reasonable doubt.
Yearly yalue of the
widow's dower.
Suit or proceeding for
dower.
Deprived of the provision
made for her by will, or
otherwise in lieu of
dower.
Deforced of her dower.
All matters of the allot-
ment of dower.
Knocked down.
Keeping down the inter-
est.
Cut down or destroy any
trees.
Cut down or otherwise
destroy.
Drain used for the con-
veyance of water.
Necessary for the drain-
age of the lands.
Keeping bpen a dram
shop.
First draw.
Credit the drawer.
461
DRAWING.
DUTY.
462
DRAWING.
DBAWINOS.
DRAKJlTIC.
DBIFT-WOOD.
BBISKS.
DBIYEB.
DBU]ftK.
BBUITKABD.
DBTnre.
DUE.
Persons drawing firewood
foi: their own family use.
Probationarj drawings.
Place of .dramatic enter-
tainment.
Beach for drift-wood and
timber.
Habitually nse intoxicat-
ing drinks.
Fermented drinks.
Stage driver.
Drunk or consumed on the
premises*
Habitual drunkard.
Common drunkard.
Become an habitual
drunkard.
BBUIIKENVESS. Permits drunkenness.
Drunkenness, profligacy
or any other cause.
Building made use of for
printing or drying
calico.
Sums due for wliarfage.
Due west.
Beservedy due or made
payable.
Bent to become due.
If regularly protested and
refused when due.
Money due to the defend-
ant.
Money due at my decease.
Justly due.
Interest thenceforth to
accrue due.
Indorsee in due course.
Money to grow due.
Good and collectible after
due course of law.
Freight due or to grow
due.
To be executed in due
form of law.
Due diligence.
All debts due and ow-
ing.
DebtSy dues, demands or
claims now due or to
grow due.
BebtS) due to such bank-
rupt.
Bebts due from the de-
ceased.
Bebt due to the United
States.
Due absolutely and not on
any contingency.
BUE — Continued.
Due course shown.
Admitting the account to
be due.
Account due firm.
Due absolutely and not
on any contingency.
BUES. Taxes and other public
dues in any manner
accuring.
Public dues.
Other dues.
BebtSy dues, demands or
claims now due or to
grow due.
BULT* Duly sworn.
When the bills are duly
honored.
Thln^ duly done.
Duly directed.
Duly assigned.
BUBING. During the said voyage.
Yacancies that may hap-
pen during the recess of
the Senate.
For and during their
pleasure.
Once a week during three
successive weeks.
During .the life there-
of.
Taxes levied during the
»
term.
Breakage during remov-
al.
Taxes assessed during
the term.
Arising during the course
of the trial.
Well and truly execute
the duties of the cash-
ier.
Unascertained duties.
Bates, taxes, and du-
ties.
Public duties.
Performing the duties.
Oaths necessary in the
performance of their
duties.
Duties of casliier.
BUTT* Duty of tonnage.
Bight, debt or duty.
Betum to liis duty.
On duty.
Gross neglect of duty.
Absent from duty with
leave.
BUTIES.
463
DWELLING.
EITHER.
464
DWELLING. Private dwelliDg.
Octtupied as a private
dwelling.
Dwelling honses.
Inhabited dwelling house.
Dwelling house*
Brick dwelling.
BWELLUfO-HOUSE. Dwelling-house or
usual place of abode.
Single dwelling-house.
Shop attached to and be-
ing part of any dwell-
ing-house.
Private dwelling-house
only.
Dwelling-house or other
building.
Near any dwelling-house.
Erection of a dwelling-
house.
Connected with the dwell-
ing-house.
Dwelling-house or other
building.
At the dwelling-house.
Adjoining to or occupied
with a dwelling-house.
DWELLING-HOUSES. Separate and dis-
tinct dwelling-houses.
DWELLS. . Dwells more than twenty
miles from the defend-
ant.
DTEIN0. Berries, nuts and vegeta-
bles used principally in
dyeing or composing
dyes.
DTES* Beiries, nuts, and vegeta-
bles used principally in
dyeing or composing
dyes.
EACH* Upon each payment.
Each parly.
Each parcel.
Once In each week for at
least twelve successive
weeks.
On each entry.
Each Hoor.
EARN. Misspend what they earn.
EARNINGS. Surplus earnings.
Personal serrices or earn-
ings.
Net earnings.
Future earnings.
EARTH. All mines and minerals,
sand, quarries of stonCs
brick earth and gravel
pits.
EARTH — Continued.
Refined coal or earth oils.
EASEMENT. NegatiTe easement. .
EASEMENTS. Actions respecting ease-
ments on real estate.
EATEN. Bread such as is usual to
be eaten.
EDITIONS. Future editions.
EDITOR. Felon editor.
EDUCATION. Support and edacation.
Building for purposes of
education.
EDUCATIONAL. Missionary, educational
and benevolent enter-
prises.
EFFECT. That effect.
Tenor and effect.
Reasonable efforts to
effect personal service.
Prosecute with effect.
To the like effect.
EFFECTED. Bodily injurj effected
through external, vio-
lent and accidental
means.
EFFECTS. Property and effects.
Personid property, estate
and effects.
Personal estates, prop-
erty, chattels and
effects.
Personal estate and
effects.
Other effects.
Money, goods, effects or
other estate.
OoodSy species and effects.
Furniture and other
household effects.
Estate and effects.
Credits or effects.
Conceal his property and
effects.
Baggage and effects.
Articles and effects.
All personal effects.
All my estate and effects.
AU my effects.
EFFECTUALLY. Effectually rebuilding and
repairing.
EFFORTS. Reasonable efforts to
effect personal service.
EIGHT. From six to eight weeks.
EIGHTY. Not exceeding eighty
acres.
EITHER. Related to either party.
Or either of them.
Either party.
465
EITHER.
ENJOYED.
466
EITHER — Continued.
On all or either.
ELAPSED.
ELDER.
ELDEST.
ELECTED.
ELECTION.
ELECTOR.
Then elapsed.
Beginning with the elder.
Eldest heir.
Placed, elected or chosen.
Majority, of the members
elected thereto.
Appointed or elected.
Sneh election.
Regular election.
Officer of election.
Next election.
Near any election ground.
Knowingly and fraudu-
lently vote at any elec-
tion.
Disseixin by election.
At least fiye days before
the day of election.
Contested election.
Any annual or other
future election.
Annual or special election
Annual election.
Qualified elector.
(Salifications of an elec-
tor.
Knowing himself not to
be a qualified elector.
Majority of the electors.
Through elevators.
EMBASSADORS. Cases affecting embas-
sadors, other public
ministers and consuls.
Purloin and embezzle.
Will carry emigrant la-
borers not over forty.
EMOLUMENTS. Public emolumento or pri-
vileges.
Retain and employ.
Every man you have in
your employ.
Regularly employed.
Employed on water.
Found employed.
Servant or employee.
Agent or employee of sin
insurance company.
Wages of laborers and
employees.
EMPIiOTMENT. Worldly employment.
Public employment.
Professional employment
Occupation, profession or
* employment.
Profession, trade or em-
ployment.
ELECTORS.
ELETATORS.
EMBEZZLE.
EMIGRANT.
EMFLOY.
EMPLOYED.
EMPLOYEE.
EMPLOYEES.
EMPLOYMENT —
EMPOWER.
EMPOWERED.
EMPTOR.
END.
ENDEAYORS.
ENEMY.
ENFEOFF.
ENFORCE.
ENGAGE.
ENGAGED.
ENGAGEMENTS.
ENGINE.
ENGINEER.
ENGINE-HOUSE.
ENGLAND.
ENGLISH.
ENGRATED.
ENGRATING.
ENJOY.
ENJOYED.
Continued.
OfflcCy place or employ-
ment.
By virtue of his employ-
ment.
Business or employment.
Agricultural employ-
ment.
License and empower.
Authorized and empow-
ered.
Caveat emptor.
Meeting end on.
Foot and end.
At the end of the year.
Persisted in his endeav-
ors.
Public enemy.
Grant, bargain, sell and
enfeoff.
Special proceeding to en-
force a penalty or for-
feiture.
I hereby engage.
Engage in trade or busi-
ness.
Engaged in the business
of banking.
Bank or company en^a^ed
in the business of bank-
ing.
Debts, contracts and
other engagements.
Obstruct any engine.
Instrument or engine for
marking money.
Boilery engine, machinery
and betting.
Fixed engine.
City engineer.
Contained in engine-
house No. 2.
Educated in England and
in the Protestant re>
liglon.
Plain English type.
Soft English lead.
Name of the owner carved
or engraved thereon.
Print or engraving.
Quietly enjoy.
Holdf occupy, possess or
enjoy.
Used, occupied and en-
joyed.
Freely to be possessed
and enjoyed.
Actually enjoyed.
467
ENJOYMENT,
ESPECIALLY.
468
ENJOYUIENT.
ENLIST.
ENUSTEB.
EKTABL.
ENTEB.
EKTEBED.
Necessary to the use and
enjoyment thereof.
Beneficial enjoyment.
Persuading others to en-
list.
Person enlisted lor the
navy.
Course of entail.
Enter into negotiations.
Forcibly break and enter.
Entering or attempting to
enter, leaving or at-
tempting to leave, a
public conveyance.
Invoice or enterrd ralne.
ENTEBPBISE. €fift enterprise business.
ENTEBPBI8ES. Missionary, educational
and bencTolent enter,
prises.
ENTEBTIHOIENT. Tavern or house of
entertainment.
Public refreshment and
entertainment.
Place of dramatic enter-
tainment.
House of entertainment.
Have or keep any boiiNc
for public entertain-
ment.
Dramatic piece or enter-
tainment.
Bramatic entertainment.
Entire satisfaction.
Entire, unconditional and
sole ownership.
Four entire days.
Personate any person en-
titled to vote.
Master or other person
entitled to the service
of any slave.
Entitled by law.
Absolutely entitled.
Book of original entries.
Book entries.
Short entry.
Unlawful or forcible entry.
Open and peaceable entry.
On each entry.
Merely by reason of hav-
ing made an entry.
Forcible entry.
False entry.
EirUMEBATEB. Spirituous liquors not
otherwise enumerated.
E(|UAL* Only equal to samples.
Just and equal propor-
tions.
EqUALLT.
ENTIRE.
ENTITLEB.
ENTRIES.
ENTRT.
EQUITABLE.
EQUITABLY.
EQUITY.
EQUIYALENT.
EQUIYALENTS.
ERECT.
ERECTEB.
ERECTING.
ERECTION.
ERECTIONS.
EBBOB.
EBBOBS.*
ESCAPE.
ESCAPEB.
ESPECIALLY.
To be divided equally be
tween them.
Bivided equally.
Bivide the same equally.
Just and equitable.
Equitable assets.
Equitably and fairly.
Suits of a civil nature in
common law or in equity
Perfect equity.
Judicial power as to mat-
ters of lavir and equity.
Controversies which
might be the subject of
a personal action at law
or of a suit In equity.
Claims and demands in
law and equity.
CItU cases both in law
and in equity.
Cases in law and equity
arising under the • ♦ •
laws of the U. S.
As far as rules of law and
equity will permit.
Oold or its equivalent.
Tinfoil or its equivalents.
Erect, repair and regulate
public wharves.
Public work erected or in
progress of erection.
Heretofore erected.
Addition erected to a
building.
Addition erected to a
former building.
Carpenters in their own
shops or in buildings
erecting or repairing.
Public work erected or in
progress of erection.
Construction^ erection or
repair of any building.
Buildings erection or
thing.
Fixtures or erections used
for the purposes of
trade.
Writ of error.
Substantial error
Clerical error.
Manifest errors.
Assignment of errors.
Yolnntary escape.
Permif him to escape.
Person who has escaped
the assessor.
Especially careful.
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JSSSBJ»
ESTATE.
470
ESSEHTIAL.
ESTATE.
In esse.
Natural, essential and in-
hereDt rights.
Essential oil.
ESTABLISHED. Established by law.
Permanentlj established.
ESTABLISHING. Decree or judgment es-
tablishing the valid! y
of said patent.
ESTABUSHHENT. Trading establish-
ment.
Establishment where the
chief process of print-
ing is carried on.
Owner of any manuf actur-
iDg establishment.
At his own establishment.
Worldly estate.
Whole estate.
Wasting of his estate
Trust estate.
Title to real estate.
Testamentary estate.
Suits concerning real es-
tate or whereby the
same may be affected.
Separate estate.
Seized of an estate or in-
heritance.
Seized of a freehold es-
tate.
Sale* mortgage or other
disposition of real es-
tate.
Said mortgage deed, the
real estate thereby con-
veyed.
All the rest of my es-
tate.
Besidue of my estate.
Beal estate of her hus-
band.
Beal estate held by an
executor or administra-
tor.
Beal estate.
To be raised out of my
estate.
Question of title of real
estate.
Property and estate.
Produetiye real estate.
One-fourth part of my es-
tate.
All other, the personal
estate whatsoever.
Personal property, estate
and effects.
ESTATE — Continued.
Personal estate, property,
chattels and effects.
Personal estate and ef*
fects.
Personal estate.
Person interested in the
estate.
Particulars of estate and
interest.
Money, goods, effects or
other estate.
My estate.
Management of the es-
tate.
Maladministration of the
estate.
Legal estate.
LandS} tenements and
estate of the said com-
pany.
Landed estate
Land and real estate.
Estate in Joint-tenancy.
Interested in the estate.
Estate or interest in land.
Estate or interest.
Estate and interest.
Incumbrance affecting
the estate.
Income of the estate.
Improve real estate.
Hurt) molested or re-
strained in his person or
estate.
Freehold estate.
Fast estate.
Equitable estate.
Before the division of the
estate.
Debts payable! by law out
of his personal estate.
Debt against the estate.
Creditor of the estate.
Conveyance of real estate.
Contingent estate.
Claim adverse to the es-
tate of the petitioner.
Benefits of all my real
estate.
Balance of my estate.
Any estate or interest.
All the rest of my estate.
AU the residue and re-
mainder of my real
ebtate.
All the real and personal
estate.
467
ENJOYMENT.
ESPECIALLY.
468
ENJOYUIENT.
ENLIST.
ENLISTED.
ENTAIL.
ENTER.
ENTERED.
Necessary to the use and
eajoyxnent thereof.
Beneficial enjoyment.
Persuading others to eu-
lifit.
Person enlisted lor the
navy.
Conrse of entail.
Enter into negotiations.
Forcibly break and enter.
Entering or attempting to
enter, leaving or at-
tempting to leave, a
pabllc conveyance.
Invoice or enterrd value.
ENTERPRISE. €fift enterprise business.
ENTERPRISES. Missionary, educational
and benevolent enter,
prises.
ENTERTMNMENT. Tavern or house of
entertainment.
Public refreshment and
entertainment.
Place of dramatic enter-
tainment.
House of entertainment.
Have or keep any bouNc
for public entertain-
ment.
Dramatic piece or enter-
tainment.
Dramatic entertainment.
Entire satisfaction.
Entire, unconditional and
sole ovmership.
Four entire days.
Personate any person en-
titled to vote.
Master or other person
entitled to the service
of any slave.
Entitled by law.
Absolutely entitled.
Book of original entries.
Book entries.
Sliort entry.
Unlawful or forcible entry.
Open and peaceable entry.
On each entry.
Merely by reason of hav-
ing made an entry.
Forcible entry.
False entry.
ENUMERATED, Spirltnons liquors not
otherwise enumerated.
E()UAL* Only equal to samples.
Just and equal propor-
tions.
EQUALLY.
ENTIRE.
ENTITLED.
ENTRIES.
ENTRY.
EQUITABLE.
EQUITABLY.
EQUITY.
EQUIVALENT.
EQUIYALENTS.
ERECT.
ERECTED.
ERECTING.
ERECTION.
ERECTIONS.
ERROR.
ERRORS.*
ESCAPE.
ESCAPED.
ESPECIALLY.
To be divided equally be
tween them.
Divided equally.
Divide the same equally.
Jnst and equitable.
Equitable assets.
Equitably and fairly.
Salts of a civil nature in
common law or in equity
Perfect equity.
Judicial power as to mat-
ters of law and equity.
Controversies which
might be the subject of
a personal action at law
or of a suit In equity.
Claims and demands in
law and equity.
Civil cases both in law
and in equity.
Cases in law and equity
arising under the • ♦ •
laws of the U. S.
As far as rules of law and
equity will permit.
Gold or its equivalent.
Tinfoil or Its equivalents.
Erect, repair and regulate
public wharves.
Public work erected or In
progress of erection.
Heretofore erected.
Addition erected to a
building.
Addition erected to a
former building.
Carpenters in their own
shops or in buildings
erecting or repairing.
Public work erected or in
progress of erection.
Construction^ erection or
repair of any building.
Building, erection or
thing.
Fixtures or erections used
for the purposes of
trade.
Writ of error.
Substantial error
Clerical error.
Manifest errors.
Assignment of errors.
Yoluntary escape.
Permif him to escape.
Person who has escaped
the assessor.
Especially careful.
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JESSE,
ESTATE.
470
ESSEIITIAL.
ESTATE.
In esse.
Natnral, essential and in-
herent rigrhts.
Essential oil.
ESTABLISHED. Established by law.
Permanentljr established.
ESTABLISHING. Decree or judgment es-
tablishing the valldl y
of said patent.
ESTABUSHHEITT. Tradlmr establish-
ment.
Establishment where the
chief process of print-
ing is carried on.
Owner of any manufactur-
iDg establishment.
At his own establishment.
Worldly estate.
Whole estate.
Wasting of his estate
Tmst estate.
Title to real estate.
Testamentary estate.
Suits concerning real es-
tate or whereby the
same may be affected.
Separate estate.
Seized of an estate or in-
heritance.
Seized of a freehold es-
tate.
Sale, mortgage or other
disposition of real es-
tate.
Said mortgage deed, the
real estate thereby con-
veyed.
All the rest of my es-
tate.
Besidue of my estate.
Beal estate of her hus-
band.
Beal estate held by an
execator or administra-
tor.
Beal estate.
To be raised out of my
estate.
(Question of title of real
estate.
Property and estate.
ProdneliTe real estate.
One-foortii part of my es-
tate.
All other, the personal
estate whatsoever.
Personal property, estate
and effects.
ESTATE
Continued.
Personal estate, property,
chattels and effects.
Personal estate and ef-
fects.
Personal estate.
Person interested in the
estate.
Particulars of estate and
interest.
Money, goods, effects or
other estate.
My estate.
Management of the es-
tate.
Maladministration of the
estate.
Legal estate.
LandSy tenements and
estate of the said com-
pany.
Landed estate
Land and real estate.
Estate in Joint-tenancy.
Interested in the estate.
Estate or interest in land.
Estate or interest.
Estate and interest.
Incnmbrance affecting
the estate.
Income of the estate.
Improve real estate.
Hurt) molested or re-
strained in his person or
estate.
Freehold estate.
Fast estate.
Equitable estate.
Before the division of the
estate.
Debts payable by law out
of his personal estate.
Debt against the estate.
Creditor of the estate.
Conveyance of real estate.
Contingent estate.
Claim adverse to the es-
tate of the petitioner.
Benefits of all my real
estate.
Balance of my estate.
Any estate or interest.
All the rest of my estate.
All the residne and re-
mainder of my real
estate.
All the real and personal
estate.
471
ESTATE.
EXEAT.
473
ESTATE — Continued.
All tiM estote.
ESTATES.
ESTIMATION.
ETE5.
EYENLT.
EYENT.
ETEB.
ETEBT.
ETIDENCE.
All my real estate.
All my other estate real
and personal.
All my landed estate.
All my estate wbetlier real
or personal.
All my estate both real
and personal.
All my estate and effects.
All my estate.
AetloDS respecting ease-
ments on real estate.
BmI estates.
Expectaat estates.
Existiiig estates.
Contelniiig by estimation.
Bearing even date.
Work evenly on the yoke.
Interest in the event.
Follow the event.
Without ever having been
married.
Eftrming stock of every
kind and description.
Every day they may serve
as such.
Becords and jodlcial pro-
ceedings of every other
State.
Proprietors of every rail-
road.
Personal property of
every kind.
All my books and papers
of every description.
Once in every six months.
Necklaces of every de-
scription.
Every movable.
Every man you have in
your employ.
Exempted from taxation
of every kind.
Every person convicted of
felony.
All my property of every
description.
All and every.
Weight of evidence.
Sufficient evidence.
State the evidence and
charge the law.
Show forth in evidence.
Prima facie evidence.
Preponderance of evi-
detice.
ETIDENCE — Continued.
Insnfldent evidenot.
Go in evidence.
Fnndsk evidence sgtiiut
himself.
Legal docnmertary eri-
dence.
CnMnlatlve evidenoe.
Corroborated by other
evidenoe.
Best eridence.
Believe from the evi-
dence.
EVIDENT. Proof is evident.
EXAHINATION. Snbndt them to an eum-
ination.
Last examination.
Board of examiners.
Excavation of earlfc.
Sums not exceeding fire
dollars.
Account originally ex-
ceeding £5.
Not exceeding eiglitj
EXAMINEES.
EXCATATION.
EXCEEDING.
EXCEPT.
EXCEPTED.
EXCEPTION.
EXCEPTIONS.
EXCESSIVELY.
EXCHANGE.
EXCLUSIVE.
EXCLUSIVELT.
EXEAT.
Not exceeding.
Denuuid originally ex-
ceeding five pounds.
Except the taxes shall
actoally have been
paid.
Any game except bowls,
chess.
Except filing an aBSwa"*
Except as hereinafter ex-
cepted.
Blockaded ports excepted.
Final and without excap-
tion or appeal.
Bill of exceptions.
Excessively vldons con-
duct.
Sell) exchange and de-
liver.
Sell and exchange.
Bills of exchange.
Bill of exchange expressed
to be for value received.
Bill of exchange.
Sole and exclusive.
Exclusive right of shoci-
ing, fishing and sporting
over siud farm.
Sdentlfle purposes exdn-
sively.
Used exclusively forfars-
Ing purposes.
Ne exeat.
473
EXECUTE.
EXPRESS.
474
EXECUTE.
EXECnOTEB.
EXECumre.
EXECUTION.
EXECUTITE.
EXECUTOfi.
EXXCUTOBS.
EXEMPTION.
EXEBCaSE.
EXERCISED.
EXHIBITION.
EXHIBITOBS.
EXISTENCE.
EXISTING.
Execute Jobitlj the office.
Falliire to execute pro-
cess.
Wen and truly execute the
duties of cashier.
Serred and executed.
Executed in fnll.
Bona fide executed.
At the time of executing
this my last will.
Executing the digging.
Writ of execution.
Necessary and proper for
carrying into execution.
Leyy of an execution.
In execution of this act.
Execution executed.
Delirered in execution.
Pardon such lunatic or
comrante the execution.
Another execution.
All writs of execution.
Alias execution.
Afore execution had.
Actnally delivered in exe-
tion.
Proper exocutive au-
thority.
Officers judicial and ex-
ecutive.
Tmsteey executor or other
person having control of
the funds.
Besldnary executor.
Beal estate held by an ex-
ecutor or administrator.
Option of my executors.
Enjoyed or taken the bene-
fit of such exemption.
Exercise of gnnunary jur-
isdiction by justices.
Lawful game, sport, pas-
time or exercise.
Carry on or exercise the
practice or profession
of a surgeon.
Authority exercised under
the United States.
Public exhibition of feats
of horsemanship.
Belonging to exhibitors.
Deny the existence of
God.
Corporate existence.
Under existing laws.
Then existing.
Existing; debts of the cor-
poration.
EXPENSE.
EXPENSES.
EXISTING — Continued.
Debt existing at the time
of the adjudication of
bankruptcy.
Claim existing in favor of
a defendant.
EXPENDED. Necessarily expended .
EXPENDITUBES. Extraordinary expendi-
tures.
As far as possible without
expense.
At the Joint expense.
By and at the expense of
the purchaser.
Testamentary expenses.
Becruiting expenses.
Private expenses.
Price clear of all ex-
penses.
Personal expenses.
Operating expenses.
Expenses necessarily in-
curred.
Legal expenses.
Expenses incurred.
Other incidental ex-
penses.
Incidental expenses.
Funeral expenses.
Extraordinary expenses.
Extraordinary expenses
incurred in case of riot.
Executorship expenses.
Agent for election ex-
penses.
Damages^ costs and ex-
penses.
Full costs and expenses.
CostS) charges and ex-
penses.
Contingent expenses.
At the expiration of.
Contents were made
known and explained.
Clearly and explicitly
stated.
EXPOBTATION. Designed for exportation.
EXPIBATION.
EXPLAINED.
EXPUCITLY.
EXPOBTED.
EXPOBTEB.
EXPOSE.
EXPOSUBE.
EXPBESS.
Same condition as when
exported.
Merchant exporter.
Abandon and expose.
Wilful and Indecent ex-
posure of the person.
Trustee of an express
trust.
Express trust.
Express malice.
Upon express condition.
475
EXPRESSED.
FAMILY.
470
EXPRESSED.
EXTEND.
EXTENSIOHS.
EXTEENAL.
EXTRA.
EXTREME.
Shall be expressed in the
tifle.
Consent of the people
expressed at the ballot-
box.
Bill of exchange expressed
to be for valae received.
Open and extend.
Fntnre extensions or
branches.
Bodily lojvry effected
throagh external, vio-
lent and accidental
means.
Other extra luttftrdons
purposes.
Extra haurdoiiB.
Ab extra.
EXTRAORDINARY. Special and extraor-
dinary circumstances.
Extraordinary marine
risk.
Extreme and repeated cru-
elty.
Extreme hasard.
Extreme and repeated erm-
elty.
Extreme cmelty.
Prima facie erldence.
(Question of fact.
Fact of marriage.
Malice In fact.
Issne of fact.
Founded in fact.
Errors of fact.
Disseizin in fact.
Coercion in fact.
Attorney in fact.
After the fact commit-
ted.
Ex post facto.
Wholesale factory prices.
Title and interest in fac-
tory and mills.
Except the brick factory.
Factory estate.
Brick factory.
Accident in a factory.
Statement of facts.
Report the facts and their
doings.
Material facts.
Facts of this case.
Facts of his case.
Medical faculty.
Fail to proseente.
Fair and reasonable sup-
position of right.
uicnozi
FACIE.
FACT.
FACTO.
FACTORY.
FACTS.
FACULTY.
FAIL.
FAIR.
FAIR — Continued.
Fair, average,
Hee.
Fair merehantable sassa-
fras wood.
FAIRLY. Faithfully, fahrly tDd hi*
partlaUy.
FAITH. Payee in good faith aod
for valuable conslden-
tion.
Mortgagee in good iaith.
Good faith.
FAITHFUL. Faithful discbarge of hi$
tmst.
FAITHFULLY. Well and faithfully sem,
and give and devote ¥l^
whole time and Ubor.
Faithfully, fahrly and hi-
parti aUy.
FALSE. False swearing.
False ramor.
False prJBtense.
By means of a false pie-
tense.
False imprisoBBcnt
By color of any false
token or writing.
Giving a false alana.
FALSI. Crimen falsi.
FAME. Ill fame.
FAMILY. Relations of the H. familj.
Provisions for family nse.
Provisions as may b«
found on handfor fu^y
use.
Ordinary domestic busi-
ness of family coacerns.
Persons drawing firewood
for their own family use.
Household fumltore se-
cessary for the debior
and his family.
necessary vegetables a^
tually provided for fam-
ily use.
Kecessaries f nmishedliini
or his family.
Members of the house-
hold or family.
Member of the family.
Honsehold furniture Ile^
essary for the debtor
and his family.
Family hotel.
Head of an IndUn family.
Head of a family.
Contract for the benefit
of her family.
477
FAMILY.
FILL.
478
FALMOUTH
FANCY,
FAB.
FARE.
FABM.
FAMILY — Continued .
Family of minor chUdren.
Port of FalmoQtli.
French or fancy bread.
Fancy bread.
As far as possible witlioat
expense.
As far as the ice will per-
mit.
Risk of boats so far as
ships are liable thereto.
As far as rules of law and
equity will permit.
Bate of fare.
Tldngrs necessary for the
cultivation of a farm.
Stocic upon my farm.
Sell my farm for me.
Produce of a farm.
The farm on which he
lives.
Lease and farm let.
Homestead farm.
Graatedy demised and to
farm let.
Grain in stacks and gran-
ery on farm.
Fee farm rent.
Fee farm.
Such effeets as shall be
^ upon my farm.
Demise, lease and to farm
let.
Proper tools or imple-
ments of a farmer.
Farming utensils.
Farming stock of every
kind and description.
Farming stock.
Stock of my farms.
Farmers selling the pro-
duce of their farms.
Keeping a faro bank or
gaming table.
Damnum fatale.
All faults.
Claim existing in favor of
a defendant.
' Public exhibition of feats
of horsemanship.
Tenant in fee simple of
rents.
Beasonable attorneys fee.
Any estate in fee or for
life.
Drop feed sewing ma-
chineb.
Birer feeder.
FABHXB.
FARMING.
FABMS.
FABO.
FATiJLE.
FAUUTS.
FAYOB.
FEATS.
FEEL.
FEET.
FELLOW.
FELON.
FELONIOUSLY.
FELOlfY.
FEMALE.
FENCE.
FENCED.
FENCES.
FEBMENTED.
FEBBIES.
FEBBY.
FICTITIOUS.
FIELD.
FIELDS.
FIFTY.
FILING.
FILL.
All who may feel inter-
ested.
One thousand feet.
House within fifty feet of
a railway.
Fellow senrant.
Conrlcted felon.
Piratically and feloni-
ously run away with any
ship or vessel.
Treason, felony or other
crime.
Other felony.
Deemed by the law of this
State a felony.
Every person couTicted of
felony.
Another felony.
Yirtuous unmarried fe-
male.
Insulting language toward
a female relation.
Procures any female to
have illicit carnal cou-
nection with any man.
Presence of any female.
Confine the person of any
female.
Female shall have been
confided.
Abuses such female in the
attempt to have carnal
knowledge of her.
Good and lawful fence.
Securely fenced.
Fields and fenced lands.
Suitable fences.
Ordinary fences.
Fences shall be main-
tained.
Fermented or distilled
liquor.
Begulate ferries.
Keepers of a ferry.
Without any name sub-
scribed thereto or signed
with a fictitious name.
Bace field.
General field.
CultiTuted field.
Common field.
Enclosed and cultivated
fields.
House within fifty feet of
a railway.
Except filing an answer.
Take and fill the number
of shares.
479
FILLED.
FLUID.
m
FELLED.
FINIL.
FIHE.
FDIES.
FDflSHED.
FUnSHUIG.
iHILAIVD.
FIBE.
FIBEWOOD.
FIRM.
FIBMLT.
FIRST.
Fnune bonae flU«d in with
brick.
Before tbe trial or flmU
hearing.
Special order made after
final judgment.
Lien under final process.
Jndgnenty decree or final
order.
DelinitlTe or final decree.
Final consiimmatloB.
Final and eoDelnsire.
Bj final judgment.
Binding) final and conclu-
sive.
Before final bearing or
trial.
Tax, impost, assessment
or municipal fine.
LiteratarOf science and
the fine arts.
Exeessire fines.
Enforce the collection of
fines.
Clear proceeds of all fines.
When tbe Job is finished.
Ereetion, construction or
finishing of buildings.
Erection, construction or
finishing.
Gnlf of Finland.
UnaToldable dangers of
the river, narigatlon and
fire.
Accidents by fire and tem-
pest.
Fire or storm. .
Set fire to.
Loss by fire occasioned by
mobs or riots.
Fire by lightning.
Exposed to the danger of
fire.
Fire shall accidentally
begin.
Persons drawing firewood
for their own family use.
Person, firm, company.
All creditors of the firm.
Account due firm.
Held and firmly bound.
Within one year after the
granting of the first let-
ters.
First money and govem-
ment script realixed.
Ont of the proceeds of the
first cotton ginned.
FDUST — Continued.
FISHOrO.
FIT.
FITTED.
PITE.
FIXED.
FIXTUBES.
FLAKGE.
FLAT.
FLATS.
FLAX.
FLEEING.
FLOOBCLOTH.
FLOW.
FLUID.
First day of August mt.
The first half <^ tbe
month.
First issne.
On the first day of lb;
next fixed.
Second of exchange first
unpaid.
My just debts to be fii^t
paid.
At least ten days betveeD
the day of serrice ud
the first day of the next
term.
First day of July.
By the first day of Norem-
ber.
Between now and tbe first
day of September.
First quality clear btiie^.
Exclusive ri§^t of shoot-
ing, fishing and sponaog
over said farm.
My fishing place.
Foreign iishing.
Fishing mill dam.
If he shall tUnk fit
Copper when old and fit
only to be remanofac-
turod.
Eveiy way fitted for tbe
voyage.
Five gallons.
Demand originally ex-
ceeding five pounds.
Not less than five nor more
than ten days after tbe
date of the warrant.
At least five days before
the day of election.
Fixed opinion.
Fixed engine.
Store fixtores.
Gas fixtures.
Flange wheels.
Sedge fiat.
On the sea or fiats.
His crop of flax.
Fleeing from Jnstlee.
Floorcloth canvas.
Flow of water lessened or
navigation impedfd.
Inflammable fluid u>^u«d
a light.
Camphene, spirit ga^
burning fluid or chemi*
cal oiltf.
481
FLUID.
FORTY.
482
FOLLOW.
FOLLOWING.
FOOD.
FOOT.
FOB.
FOBGE.
FLUID — Continued.
Bnmingr fluid.
FODDEB. Corn, fodder, meat and
other proTlsions on
hand.
Follow the erent.
In the following cases
onlj.
Wholly to disable him
from following his usual
business.
ProTlsion or article of
food.
Neeessarj food for all the
stock.
Nteessarj food.
Set on foot.
One foot high.
For and during their
pleasure.
Negotiate for.
In and for.
For cause.
For cash.
Wrongfullj and wlthont
force of disseizin.
Put In force.
Laws then In force.
Bj force of the statutes.
Bj force. /
Person In the naval forces
of the U. S.
Cases arising In the land
or naTUl forces.
Belligerent forces.
Unlawful or forcible en-
try.
Hydraulle ram, wheel or
other process forcing
water.
FOBECLOSUBE. Entry of a foreclosure of
a mortgage.
The foreign trade.
Foreign corporation.
Arriral at a foreign port.
Foreman shall certify.
To be used as a training-
field forever.
Their heirs forever.
Children forever.
Asslgnis forever.
Supposed to have been
forfeited.
This check forfeited If
detached.
Special proceeding to en-
force a penalty or for-
feiture.
POBCES.
FOBCIBLE.
FOBCING.
FOBEIGX.
FOREMAN.
FORETEB.
FORFEITED.
FOBFEITUBE.
FOBFEITUBE —
FOBFEITUBES.
FOBGE.
FOBGED.
FOBM.
FOBMATION.
FOBMEB.
FOBMS.
FOBTB.
FOBTHWITH.
FOBTI.
FOBTNIOHT.
FOBTT.
Continued.
Penalty or forfeiture, pe-
cuniary or otherwise.
Liable to forfeiture.
Levy, sale and forfeiture.
Fine, penalty or for-
feiture.
Suits for penalties and
forfeitures.
Fines, penalties or for-
feitures.
Any forge or furnace for
the manufacturing of
Iron.
False, forged and coun-
terfeited.
Want of form.
Against the form of J;he
statute.
Matter of form.
In manner and form.
Indebted in any form.
In solemn form.
To be executed In due
form of law.
Change the form or
ground of action.
Against the form of the
statute.
According to the form of
the statute.
Take measures for the
formation of a com-
pany.
During the lifetime of any
former husband or wife.
Addition erected to a
former building.
Practice, pleadings and
forms and modes of pro-
ceeding.
Forms and modes of pro-
ceeding.
Analogous forms.
Show forth in evidence.
Party suing forth the
writ.
Particularly set forth.
Bequlre the person hav-
ing such right of action
forthwith to commence
suit.
Mann fortl.
Within a fortnight.
Forty days from Its pas-
sage.
Will carry emigrant la-
borers not over forty.
483
FORWARDED.
FROM.
484
FORWABDED. Artlele forwarded.
FOUND. ProTislons u may be
foand on hand for fam-
ily use.
When not found as pre-
aeribed in the code.
Found in his posses-
slon.
Found intoxifttted.
FOUNDATIONS. Oil-cloth foundations.
FOUNDED. Founded on tort.
False rumor in appear-
ance well founded.
Debt arising out of or
founded on a contract.
Deed of conveyance
founded upon a grant.
Action founded on con-
tract.
Action founded on con-
tract.
FOUB. Within four months.
Within four days.
Within four days after the
adjournment.
Plea in four days.
. Four entire days.
Four clear days.
FOURTEEN. Fourteen days at least.
FOUR-WHEEL. Other foui^wheel spring
carriage.
FRAME. Frame house filled in with
brick.
Damage any frame.
Contained in a frame bam
FRAMED. Artfully and purposely
framed.'
FRANCE. In France.
FRAUD. Surprise, accident, mis-
take or fraud without
fault on his part.
Created by fraud.
Badge of fraud.
Attempt at fraud.
FRAUDULENT. Take for any fradulent
purpose.
Other fraudulent, swin-
dling or deceitful prac-
tises.
False or fraudulent prac-
tice or appearance.
Fraudulent conrersion.
FRAUDULENTLY. Knowingly and fraudu-
lently vote at any elec-
tion.
Falsely and fraudulently.
FREE. Free white citizen.
Free school.
FREE — Continued.
Free negro, mnlAtto or
free person of color.
Free from mortilitj.
Free Inhabitants.
Free from any symptoms
of disease.
Free from ayeraf^ ooless
general.
FREEHOLD. Seised of a freehold cs-
tate.
Estate of inheritance or
freehold.
FREEHOLDER. Resident freeholder. •
FREEHOLDERS. Good and lawfal free-
hoklers.
FREIGHT. Their freight.
On freight.
FRENCH. Record of the Freoch or
Spanish govemmeob.
French or fancy hreid.
FRICTION. Mannfaetorer of friction
matches.
FRIENDS. PriTate friends.
FROM. Remore from.
Prohibited from.
From and after the pas-
sage of the act.
Navigated from.
Dwells more than tweotj
miles from the defeod-
ant.
From the loading.
Leare or nmore from the
State.
Fngitire from justice.
Free from average, aoless
general.
Free^rom average.
Flee from justice.
Exported from the port.
Depart from the port.
Depart from and reside
out of.
Depart from.
From and after the de-
cease.
Debts due from the de-
ceased.
From such date.
The cotton to he taken
from the quay.
Commencing from.
By, from or under.
Believe from the evidence.
At and from Boston to St
Thomas and a market.
At and from.
485
FROM.
GARDENER.
486
FBOirr.
FUEL*
FULL.
FBOM— Contlnned.
Apart from her husband.
Anj other matter or thing
from the beginning of
the world.
Absent from duty with
leave.
Absent from the State.
Absence from the State.
In front of.
Cross street or street
fronting.
Houses fronting such
Ktreet.
Patent fuel.
Payment of his debts in
full.
In full confidence.
In full.
Full faith and credit.
Full eoTenants of seizure
and warranty.
Full costs and expenses.
Full confidence.
Fall cognizance.
Fixtnres belonging to the
fulling mill and the card-
ing machine.
Fully satisfied.
School fund of the coun-
ty.
General fund.
Endowment or fund.
Trustee^ executor or
other person having
control of the fund.s.
Stocks, funds or annui-
ties.
Public parochial funds.
Fund» for the payment of
the note.
Current funds.
Any other funds.
Alter my debts and fun-
eral charges are paid.
Any forge or furnace for
the manufacturing of
iron.
Things Toluntarily fur-
nished.
Any suit for necessaries
furnished.
Furnished for a particular
purpose.
Necessaries furnished
him or his family.
Date of the last work done
or materials furnished.
FUIUNO.
FULLY.
FUIVD.
FUIIBS.
FUVEBAL.
FURNACE.
FURNISHED.
FURNISHED —
FURNISHING.
FURNITURE.
FUTURE.
GAMBIER.
GAMBLER.
GAMBLING*
GAME.
GAMING.
GAOL.
GARDEN.
GARDENER.
Continued.
Machinery to be furnished
complete in the mill.
Persons performing labor
or furnishing materials
of any kind.
Household furniture nec-
essary for the debtor
and his family.
Household furniture nec-
essary for supporting
life.
Necessary household fur-
niture.
Household goods and fur-
niture.
Household furniture nec-
essary for the debtor
and his family.
Household furniture.
Fixed furniture.
Furniture and other
household effects.
His present or any future
debt.
Any annual or other fu-
ture election.
Bales of gambler.
Professional gambler.
Common gambler.
Public gambling house.
Unlawful game or sport.
Unlawful game.
Play at any game.
Person who has paid
money lost upon any
game or wager.
Other banking game.
Any other game.
Game played for money.
Gambling game.
For hire or game.
Confidence game.
Bird of game.
Used for unlawful gaming.
Table for gaming.
Suffers any gaming.
Gaming table of the same
or like kind.
Keeping a faro bank or
gamins; table.
Instrument of gaming.
Implements of guming.
Common gaming table.
Close gaol.
G'irden seeds.
Hon He nnd garden.
Market gardener.
tt
487
OAS.
GOOD.
488
QkA.
GATES.
GELDIHG.
GEMS.
GENEBAL.
GENESIS.
GERMAN.
(jilSSlxJE.
GETTING.
GIFT.
GINNED.
GIRL.
GIRLS.
GIVE.
ImproTed mode of manu-
factariDg gas.
Canphene, spirit gas,
burning fluid or chemi-
cal oils.
All the gates.
Horsey gelding or mare.
Coins, medals, gems and
oriental stones and
other ralnable things.
General yerdict.
General snperrislou over
the health of the city.
General partDership.
General bnsiness
ager.
General line of buildings.
(General legacj.
Public and general inter-
est.
General Insurance.
Free from average unless
general.
General election.
Good and snf&cient deed
of general warranty.
General damages.
General ayerage.
Free from arerage unless
general.
General and special agent
to transact all manner
of business.
EJnsdem generis.
German cylinder glass.
Res gestse.
Person in the habit of
getting intoxicated.
Frandolent conveyance,
gift, delivery or trans-
fer.
Descent, gift or devise
from the parent or other
kindred.
Came by descent, gift or
devise.
Ont of the proceeds of
the first cotton ginned.
Bad girl.
Riding the girls.
Naked girls.
Give In his vote.
Sell or give away liquors.
I request you will give
credit.
Give any lien thereon.
Give information.
If you give him credit.
GITING.
GLASS.
GLOYES
GO.
GOD.
GODLT.
GOD'S.
GOLD.
GITE — Continued.
I allow to give.
GITEN. Shall be given.
Regularly given in for
taxes.
Shall be given orrefued.
Recovered in ponauee
of information fiTen.
On notice being given.
Given or loaned to.
Giving InformatlsiL
For giving.
Giving a false alam.
€nt glass.
SUk gloves.
Go to and vest in.
Suffered to go at Urge.
Pemdt swine to go npon
any sidewalk.
Go to bed with.
Deny the existence of
God.
Godly learning.
God's law.
Similar pieces of gold or
silver counterfeit coio.
Dollars in gold sndfiilveT.
Digging gold.
Coins, gold, silver and
copper.
Money, jewelry and irtf-
eles of gold and silTer
manufacture.
GOOD. Good and comforttble
rapport and mainten-
ance.
Gk>od and snfteleBt con-
dition and repair.
Some other good caase.
Good, tenantable repair.
Good reason to appre-
hend an attack.
Payee in good faith and
for valuabio considcnr
tlon.
Mortgagee in good faith.
Good health.
Good and warrantee deed.
Good and sufficient war-
ranty deed.
Good and sufficient deed
with covenant of war-
ranty.
Good and safficlent deed
of general warranty.
Good and sufficient deed.
Good and perfect deed.
Good and lawtui deed.
489
GOOD.
ORAJSfTED.
490
GOOD— Continued.
Good deed.
Good and eomlortable
support and mainten-
ance.
Person of good eharacter •
Good cause*
Breach of good behavior.
Apparent good order.
Allowed to be good.
fiOSFEL. Preachers of Christ!i}
holy gospel.
(hrdained minister of the
gospel.
Stated and ordained min-
ister of the gospel.
Regular minister of the
gospel.
GOTEBHMENT. System of town govern-
ment.
First money and govern-
ment script realized.
Foreign government.
Be facto government.
Government clerk.
GOYEBUMENTS. Record of the French or
Spanish governments.
GOTEBJrOB. Presented to the gov-
ernor.
Boring the pleasure of
the governor.
tifOOBS* Wrecks and shipwrecked
goods.
Worsted stuff goods.
Yehide used solely for
the conveyance of any
goods or burden in the
course of trad^.
Goods in trust.
Goods supplied.
His stock of goods.
Goods so sold.
Goods of similar descrip-
tion.
Shirred or corrugated
goods.
Caused the goods to be
sent.
Contract for the gale of
goods, wares and mer-
chandise.
Prize goods.
Agent intrusted with the
possession of goods.
Personal goods.
Perishable goods.
Paying for the said goods.
Part of the goods so sold.
GOOBS — Continued.
(Mer for the delivery of
goods.
On goods.
Money, goods, effects or
other estate.
Movable goods and chat-
tels.
Money, goods, wares or
mercliandlse.
Manufactured goods.
Lawful goods.
Household goods and fur-
niture.
Household goods.
Household goods and fur-
niture*
Fart of a factory used
solely for the manufac-
ture of goods.
Actual expenses that may
appertain to the goods
themselves.
Goods, merchandise and
effects.
Goods, chattels and ef-
fects.
Bealerg in goods, wares
and merchandise.
Beal in goods, wares and
merchandise.
Any damage to any goods.
Bamage to goods while in
transit.
Contract for the sale of
goods.
Confusion of goods.
All goods bought.
Articles, goods or things.
Goods, wearing apparel.
Goods of another.
Agent intrusted with
goods.
GOOB-WILL. Interest for good-will.
6BABE. Change of grade.
GBABUATEB. Prescription or recom-
mendation of a gradu-
ated physician.
GBAIN. Grain and other merchan-
dise.
GBANABT. Grain in stacks and gran-
ary on farm.
GBANT. Make over and grant.
Give, grant and convey.
Deed of conveyance
founded upon a grant.
GBANTEB. Granted or voted.
Originally granted.
491
GRANTING.
HAND.
492
«RA5TIN6.
GRASS.
GREAT.
GREATER.
GREATEST.
GREEN.
GRIEYED.
GRIETOUS.
GROCERIES.
GROSS.
GROUinO.
GROUNDS.
GROW.
GROWDTG.
GROWS.
GROWTH.
Within one year after the
granting of the flrst let-
ters.
Condition for the benefit
of the grantor.
Hats of straw, chip or
grass.
Great wood.
Great rivers.
Presumption great.
Great personal injury.
Other great necessity.
Rate of interest greater
than aforesaid.
Greatest number of rotes.
Green sugar.
Party grieved.
Engine calculated to de-
stroy human life or in-
flict grievous bodily
harm.
Dry-goods and gproceries.
Open and gross lewdness
and lascivious behavior.
Gross negligence.
Gross misbeliavior and
wickedness.
Gross misbehavior.
Gross and confirmed habits
of intoxication.
True ground and sub-
stance of the defence.
Same ground.
Public ground.
Near any election ground.
Lot of ground.
Church ground.
Change the form or
ground of action.
Burial ground.
Walk out of the said
grounds.
Lands or grounds whereon
said bridge is to be built.
Depot grounds.
Burying grounds.
Freight due or to grow
due.
Due or to grow due.
DebtS) dues, demands or
claims now due or to
grow due.
Gathered or growing.
As long as wood grows
and water runs.
TreeSy woods, coppice,
wood-grounds of what
kind or growth soever.
GUARDLiN.
GUARDS.
GUILTT.
GUNPOWDER.
HABITS.
HABITUAL.
HACKNEY.
GUARANTEED. (Quantity guaranteed.
GUARANTY. 1 do not hesitate to guar-
anty.
Parent or guardian.
On the decks or guards
of any steamer.
Guilty knowledge.
Shall be guilty of felony.
Guilty connection.
A djudged guilty of perjury
Storing gunpowder.
Have or keep gunpowder.
Known intemperate habits
Gross and confirmed hab-
its of intoxication.
Intemperate habits.
Debauched habits.
Habitual intemperance.
Habitual drunkard.
Become an habitual
drunkard.
Hackney coach.
HACKNEY CARRIAGES. License, tax and
regulate hackney car-
riages, etc.
First had and obtained.
Afore execution bad.
Qui hsret in lltera, bseret
in cortice.
Stock of hair wrought new
and in process.
West half.
South half.
The flrst half of the
month.
Distance of half a mfle.
Half the expense.
Within the distance of
half a mile.
Of the half blood.
Kindred of the half-blood.
Die by his own hand or
act voluntarily or other-
wise.
Under his proper hand and
seal.
Com, fodder, meat and
other provisions on
hand.
Provisions as may be
found on hand for family
use.
Profits in hand.
Money on hand or in bank.
Notes of hand.
In hand pald^
Die by his own hand.
AU the-notes of hand.
HAD.
1L£B£T.
HAIR.
HALF.
HALF-BLOOD.
HAND.
493
HANDS.
HEREBY,
494
HASBS.
HANGINGS.
flAPPEN.
HAPPENED.
HARBOR.
HARES.
HARM.
HAS.
HATE.
HAVENS.
HAYIKO.
HAY.
Their bands.
Hands necessaiy for tbe
prosecution of the im-
provements.
Xonej in the hands of a
sheriff or other officer.
Betting on the sides or
hands of such as do or
shall play.
Pqier hangings.
Yacancy that may happen.
Yaeaneies that may hap-
pen during the recess of
the Senate.
Now happened.
Bay or harbor.
Other dogrs to Icill hares.
Serious bodily harm.
Grierons bodily harm.
Engine calculated to des-
troy human life or inflict
grievous bodily harm.
DweHs and has his home.
ShaU have.
May have.
Have or keep gunpowder.
Marry and have a family.
Shall have certified.
I have borrowed.
Your bill shall have atten-
tion.
Cause of action shall have
arisen.
Ports and havens.
Having in possession.
Place having a known and
defined boundary.
Persons having tbe care of
the premises.
Having upon or about his
person.
Merely by reason of hav-
ing made an entry.
, Without having been mar-
ried.
Without ever having been
married.
- Person having a family.
Having a famUy for which
he provides.
Having the cnre of souls.
Court having a seal.
Court having a clerk.
Place having a known
boundary.
Having the aftiMty to pro-
vide the same.
Good merchantable hay.
HAZARD.
HEADING.
HEALING.
HEALTH.
HEAR.
HEARD.
HEARING.
HEDGE.
HEIR.
HEIRS.
HELD.
HELP.
HER.
HEREAFTER.
HE8EBY.
Game of hazard or skill.
Exposure to unnecessary
danger, hazard or peril-
ous adventure.
Distinctive deyicey mark
or heading.
Practising medicine or
healing the sick.
General supervision over
the health of the eily.
Regulations relating to
health.
Good health.
Further to hear.
Right to be heard by
himself and his coun-
sel.
Right to be heard by coon-
sel.
Heard of.
Heard from.
Before the trial or final
hearing.
Final hearing or trial.
Final hearing.
Day of hearing.
Before final hearing or
trial.
Fence or hedge.
Natural heir.
First male heir.
Without heirs.
Without bodily heirs.
Then heirs at law.
Such heirs.
Right heirs.
Heirs on the body.
Heirs of the body.
Natural heirs.
Male heirs.
Legal heirs.
Lawful heirs.
Female heirs.
Dying withont heirs.
Die without heirs.
Real estate held by an
executor or administra-
tor.
Necessary help.
To find help.
LegaUy bound to main-
tain her.
In her own right.
Debts of her husband.
At auy time hereafter.
Hereafter constructed.
Right hereby secured.
I hereby engage.
495
HEREDITAMENTa.
HOUSE.
m
HEREDITAMENTS. Lands, tenements and
heredttsments.
Estates, hereditaments
and premises.
HEREDITARY. Other hereditary disease.
HEREIN. Not herein otherwise pro-
vided for.
As herein described.
HEREINAFTER. Ezeept as hereinafter ex-
cepted.
HERETOFORE. Heretofore used.
As has Ijeen heretofore
eoadncted.
Cases heretofore solely
cognizable in a court of
diancery.
HERSELF. Might herself be lawfully
ttatiirallied.
Contract for the benefit of
herself.
HIDES. Raw hides and skins.
HIGH. High School.
One foot high.
HIGH-WATER. Usual high-water mark .
HIGHWAY. Traveling upon a highway
Public street, highway and
sidewalk.
Land belonging to a high-
way.
Impassable public high-
way.
Defect in the highway.
HIGHWAYS. Streets or highways.
Public highways.
Expenses in relation to
highways.
HIM. Take him.
Concerned him to prose-
cute.
AU claiming under him.
HIHSELF. Sail her himself.
Right to be heard by him-
self and his counsel.
Reserving to himself.
Mlsdemeaned himself in
his office.
Knowing himself not to
be a qualified elector.
Furnish evidence against
himself.
Conceals himself.
Concealing himself.
Absented himself.
HINDER. Cheat, hinder and delay.
HIRE. Wages or hire.
Plying for hire.
Ply for hire.
For hire or gain.
HIRING.
H|S.
HOLDING.
HOLDS.
HOLY.
HOME.
HOMESTEAD.
HOMINES.
HONOR.
HORSE.
HORSES.
Under such yearly hiring.
Heirs male of his body.
His creditors.
WlUuUy holding over.
ReeelTlBg, lioldhig and
managing.
HavlBg and holding Isn^.
As he now holds the same.
Preachers of Christ's
holy gospel.
Home port.
Dwells and has Us home.
Homestead f^mn.
liberos et legales hom-
ines.
OAee of honor.
Work horse.
Poisoning a horse.
Farm horse.
Entertainment for mas
and horse.
Beat any horse.
HORSEMANSHIP. PubUc exhibition of
feats of horsemanship.
Span of horses.
Place for slaughtering
horses.
Horses, mules and five
stock.
Keepers of hotels.
Woridng hours.
During worldng liouis.
Business hours.
Banking hours.
Town house.
House or other tese-
ment.
Tenement house.
Tavern or house of enter-
tainment.
Such house or other build-
ing.
School house.
Resort to any house.
Public house.
Public gambling ]K>use.
Private house.
Outlet belonging to tay
house or building.
* My house.
Moneys in the house and
out of it.
My moiety of tlie house.
Land and mansion lioose.
His house.
Have or keep any house
for public entertain-
ment.
HOTELS.
HOURS.
HOUSE.
497
HOUSE.
IMPEDED.
498
HOUSE •— Continued .
Fnune house filled in with
brick.
Wben bouse Is finished.
Fnun*e house filled In with
brick.
Wben the house Is corn-
^ pleted.
Begins to keep bis house
to the intent to delay
creditors.
HOUSEHOLD* Household furniture nee-
essarj for the debtor
and his family.
Household furniture nec-
essarj for supporting
life.
Necessuy household fur-
niture.
Members of the house-
hold or family.
Stock, plantation utensils
and household fumi-
tore.
Household fnmltiire*
Household goods and
fumitiire*
Articles of household fur-
niture necessary for
upholding life.
Fnmitare and other
household effects.
Furniture and other
household effects.
HOUSEHOLDEB. Substantial house-
holder.
HOUSEHOLDEBS. Inhabitants not house-
liolders.
HOUSEKEEPOG. Furniture used by him
in housekeeping.
HOUSES. Freehald houses.
HUDSON. WhUe mimiiig on the
Hudson river.
HUMAlf* Engine calculated to de-
stroy human life or I
inflict grievous bodily
harm.
mUXBHED. Several hundred dollars'
worth.
HUSBAKD* Beal estate of her husband
Out of the presence of
her husband.
Occasioned by payment
or pledge of the prop-
erty of the husband.
Ifansion-house and mes-
suage of her deceased
husband.
HUSBANDBY.
ICE.
IDEHTICAL.
IF.
ILL.
ILLEGAL.
ELL-FAME.
ILLICIT.
HUSBAIVB — Continued.
Managed or superin-
tended by her husband.
Lived together as hus-
band and wife.
During lifetime of any
former husband or wife.
Debts of her husband.
Cohabit together as hus-
band and wife.
Apart from her husband.
Servant in husbandry.
Implements of husbandry
As far as the ice will per*
mit.
Detention by ice.
Substantially identical.
If necessary.
If she should leave no
child.
If known.
This check forfeited if
detached.
If you give him credit.
111. ej.
Illegal or improper con-
duct.
House of ill-fame.
Selxure for illicit trade.
Procures any female to
have illicit carnal con-
nection with any man.
Illinois currency.
Serious illness, local di9>
ease, affection or per-
sonal injury.
Corporal Imbecility.
Immediate view and pre-
sence of the court.
Immediate toU.
Immediate right of pM-
session.
Person for whose imme-
diate benefit it is prose-
cuted.
Immediate descent.
lATELT. Immediately after the
verdict.
Immediately a^Iolning
land.
PrIvUeges and immuni-
ties.
Title, right, privilege or
immunity.
Bight, privilege or immu-
nity.
Flow of water lessened
or navigation impeded.
ILLDrOIS.
ILLNESS.
DEBECiLrnr.
IIATE.
II iHi
II iHi
IMMUMTIES.
IMMUMTV.
491>
IMPEDIMENTS.
IN.
5O0
mPEBIMEKTS.
IHPEBECT.
IHPLEME1IT8.
(Hher ImpedimeDta.
Other Buudfett Impedl-
ments.
Imperfect war*
Implement! of a debtor's
trade*
Tools or Implements.
ToolSf ImplementSt Uistro-
raents and personal
property wbatsooTer.
Heeessarj implication.
Implied malice*
Express or Implied.
» Similar importations.
Cause to be imported.
Ciril imposition.
TaXf impost, assessment
or monicipal fine.
Impound or otherwise
TR — Con tinned.
MPUCAnON*
IMPLIED.
IMPORTATIONS
IMPORTED.
mposmoir*
IMPOST*
mpoumD.
IMFBISOHMENT* A senteBce of imprison-
ment in the peniten-
tiary.
QaesttoB touching the
said imprisonment or
punishment.
Charges of imprison-
ment.
Cause of his imprison-
ment.
IMPROPER. Incompentency, Improper
eonduct or other cause.
Irregular or improper
conduct.
Illegal or improper con-
duct.
IMPROPERLT. Wrongfnlly and improp-
erly.
IMPBOTEMENT. Works of internal im-
provement.
Use and improrement.
Street improvement.
Public improvement.
Any public improvement
now ordered.
Internal Improvement
and local concern.
IMPROTEMENTS* Hands necessary for the
prosecution of the im-
provements.
Necessary improvements.
Internal improvements.
Erections and improve-
ments.
IN* Traffic in.
In session.
In the preseaee of the
testator.
In her presence*
In possessiea.
In paymeat of the abon
account.
In paymeat*
In order*
In the name of his master.
In the name of.
Mastered in.
Moaeys in the house ud
out of It.
In fall*
In the field*
Employed in or sboot the
works.
In his employ*
In a dwelling*
Doing business in the
State.
Defldeai^ in qusnUtj.
Defect in the highwaj.
In case of the death-
Dealing in comnerclal
paper.
Dealers in malt liqaon.
Dealers in goods, wares
and merchandise.
Dealer in tobacco.
Dealer in spiritaoos li-
quors.
Dealer in spirits.
Dealer in second-hand
books.
Deal in the selling.
Deal or trade in.
Damage to goods vhU^
in transit.
Sent for in cnstodf.
Contained in Engine-
House No. 2.
Contained in aframe ban.
In consideration*
Comprised in.
In commission*
In the dear*
In charge of.
In cash.
In and about her ImsfaiCflS.
Bringing in.
Berries, nuts and vegeta-
bles used prindpallj is
dyeing or composing
dyes.
Cotton In bales*
Igreement in writing.
Living in adnlteiy*
In addition to.
501
IN.
INHABITED.
502
UrdDEKTlL.
INCLOSED.
nrcoxE.
Df — Continued.
Act in his oiBcial capacity.
Accident in a factory.
EfADTERTENCE. Mlgtake or Inadvertence.
DldDEKT. Manufacture or process
incident to the manu-
facture of cotton.
Dangers incident to the
navigation of the river.
Alterationg and repairs
incidental to the risk.
Incidental printing pro-
cess.
When the bnildlng is in-
closed.
Produce an income.
Net income.
Gross income.
Gains, profits and income.
Annual income.
INCOMPATIBLE. Absolutely incompatible.
INCOMPETENCY. Incompetency, improper
conduct or other cause.
INCORPORATED. Continue bo incorpo-
rated.
Incorporated bank.
INCORRECT. Incorrect weighing ma-
chines.
INCIIMBRANCER. Purchaser or incum-
brancer.
INCUMBRANCES. Purchasers of incum-
brances.
Clear of all incumbrances.
Expenses necessarily in-
curred.
Extraordinary expenses
incurred in case of
riot.
Expenses necessarily in-
curred.
Expenses incurred.
Already incurred.
Owes and is indebted.
Jointly indebted.
Deeply indebted.
INII£BTEDNESS. Within thirty days after
the indebtedness ac-
crued.
Public indecency.
Wilful and indecent ex-
posure of the person.
rVDEFEASABLE. Indefeasable title in fee
simple such as the State
malces.
Term of one year and an
indefinite period there-
after.
DIDKPf^^^^^* Independent coTenants.
UrCURRED.
ISIBCBTED.
IIO>15CENCY.
INBBCENT.
OBEFUnTE,
INDIAN.
INDIA-RUBBER.
INDICTMENT.
INDIGNITY.
INDIYIDUAL.
IN-DOOR.
IN-DOORS.
INDORSED.
INDORSEE.
INDORSEMENT.
INDORSEES.
INDUSTRIALES.
INETITABLE.
INFANTRY.
INFERIOR-
INFIRMARY.
INFLAMMABLE.
INFLICT.
INFLUENCE.
INFORMATION.
INHABITANT.
INHABITANTS.
INHABITED.
Indian tribe.
Regulate commerce with
the Indian tribes.
Pueblo Indian.
Head of an Indian family.
Blacky Indian and white
person.
BraoeSy suspenders com-
posed In part of India-
rubber.
Indictment is preferred.
Outrage and indignity.
Individual member.
Immediate and individual
behalf.
As fully as any individ-
ual.
In-door morables.
AU I possess in-doors and
out-doors.
ApproTed indorsed paper.
Consignee or indorsee for
valuable consideration.
Assigned by indorsement
in writing.
Assigned by indorsement.
To the order of the in-
dorser*s name.
Fructns industriales.
Inevitable accident-
Carriage containing vol-
unteer Infantry.
Inferior couri.
Inmates of the county in-
flrmaiy.
Inflammable fluid used as
alight.
Engine calculated to de-
stroy human life or in-
flict grievous bodily
harm.
Without undue influence
or compuUiou.
Undue influence.
Recovered in pursuance
of information given.
Information as shall lead
to the apprehension and
conviction of the thief.
Give information.
Inhabitant contributing.
Substantial inhabitants.
Poor inhabitants.
Trade or business offen-
sire to the neighboring
inhabitants.
Burgesses or inhabitanu.
Inhabited dwelling house.
50;3
INHERENT.
IN8UBANCE.
504
INHEREirr.
IiniERITABLE,
INU££ITANC£,
INHUHAir.
INITIO.
INJUNCTION.
INJURE.
INJURES.
INJURIES.
INJURIOUS.
INJURY.
INLAND.
INLET.
INQUIRY.
INQUISITION.
INSANE.
INSOLVENCY,
INSTANCE.
Natural, essential and in-
herent rights.
Absolnte inheritable title.
Seized of an estate or
inheritance.
Inherltiiig and transmit-
ting inheritance.
Estate of inheritance or
freehold.
Cmely barbarons and In-
human treatnient.
Cmel and inhuman treat-
ment.
Cruel and inhuman.
Ab initio.
Mandatory injunction.
Injunction to suspend the
general and ordinary
business of a corpora-
tion.
Intent to injure or de-
fraud.
Wilfully and maliciously
injures.
Pecnnlary injuries.
Injuries in consequence of
heat.
Act injurious to trade or
commerce.
Time of the Injury.
Serions personal injury.
Serious illness, local dis-
ease, affection or per-
sonal injury.
Great personal injury.
Necessary injury.
Irreparable injury.
Injury inflicted.
Exposed to injury.
Action for an injury to
person or character.
Injury caused by any acci-
dent.
Tessels of whatever de-
scription used in river
or inland navigation.
Owners of land in which
there is a creek or Inlet.
Diligent inquiry.
Waiving inquisition ap*
pealsy etc.
Sane or insane.
Open and notorious insol-
vency.
Insolyent or in contempla-
tion of insolvency.
To be liable in the second
instance.
INSTITUTED. May be instituted.
INSTITUTIONS. State institutions.
Charitable or benevolent
institutions.
Charitable institutions.
Benerolent institutions.
INSTRUMENT. Written instrument.
Instrument in writing.
Writing) instrument or
deed.
Sealed instrument.
Negotiable instrument.
Nature of the instru-
ment.
Instrument of like kind
or description.
Indorsed on the instru-
ment.
Execution of the instru-
ment.
Any instrument, arms or
other things calculated
to aid his escape.
Engine or Instrument of
destruction.
INSTRUMENTALITY. Recorered or pre-
served through his in-
strumentality.
INSTRUMENTS. Tools, implements, in-
struments and personal
property whatsoever.
Other instruments of
writing which are re-
quired to be recorded.
Contracts, bargains,
* agreements, policies and
other instruments.
INSUFFICIENT. Defective or insufficient
description or specifica-
tion.
INSULTIN€(. Insulting language toward
a female relation.
INSURANCE. Term of insurance.
Subsequent insurance.
Privilege of additional in-
surance.
Previous insurance.
Policy of insurance.
Other insurance.
Mutual insurance com-
pany.
Covered by insurance .
Insurance clerk.
Alteration in the terms
and conditions of the
insurance.
Agent or employee of an
insurance company.
505
INSURED.
INTERVAL.
506
nrsuBED.
IHTENBEB.
IKTJUIT.
IHTENTIOir.
DTTEIVTS.
Not insured.
Interest of the insured.
INSUBRECTIOir. XnyasioB, Insurrection or
civil commotion, or of
any military or usurped
power.
nrrEMPERATE. Known intemperate hab-
its.
Stmetore intended to an-
noy.
Designed or intended for
the prerention of con-
ception.
Assault with intent to
commit rape*
With intent to kill.
With intent^ to kill or in-
Jnre.
Damage with intent to
render useless.
BeglnB to keep his house
to the intent to delay
creditors.
PreTions intention.
Contrary or other inten-
tion.
Contrary intention.
Act or intention.
To all Intents and pur-
poses whatsoerer.
Ail intents and purposes
whatsoever.
Sexual intercourse.
With the interest to sell.
With interest.
Tested interest.
Uneertain interest.
Interest to July 26.
Title and interest in fac-
tory and mills.
Right, title or interest.
Right, title, claim, inter-
est and demand.
Right, title and interest in
and to the lots of land.
Right, title and interest.
Regulating the rate of in-
terest on money.
Real party in interest.
Property rights or interest
of another.
Power coupled with inter-
est.
Pecnniary interest.
It 'al party in interest.
Party in interest.
Particnlars of estate and
interest.
IHTERCOURSE
HVTEREST.
INTEREST ~ Continued.
Opposing interest.
On your paying interest.
Nature of the interest.
Legal interest.
Legacies to he paid with
iuterest in three months.
Leasehold interest.
Insnrable interest.
Greater part of thsm in
iuterest.
With interest from 1885.
Entire interest.
Right, title and interest of
dower in said estate.
Direct interest.
Declare his interest.
Coupled with an interest.
Contract concerning an
interest in land.
Contract for the payment
of interest.
Continuing interest.
Compound interest.
Bearing interest.
Any estate or interest.
With interest annually*
Annual interest.
AU the interest.
Rate of interest greater
than aforesaid.
Adverse interest.
Absolute i:iterest.
Sheriff is interested.
Person interested in the
matter.
Person interested in the
estate.
Party really interested.
Party interested.
Party beneficially inter-
ested.
Interested in the estate*
AU who may feel inter-
ested.
Farming interests.
Molest or interfere with.
INTERMEDIATE* Intermediate orders af-
fecting the merits.
Intermediate order affect-
ing the judgment.
Works of internal im-
provement.
Articles or objects
charged with an inter-
nal tax.
INTERRUPTION. Without interruption.
INTERVAL* Lucid Interval.
INTERESTED.
INTERESTS.
INTERFERE.
INTERNAL*
507
INTESTATE.
JAIL.
508
UTTBUSTED.
HfTESTATE. By rlrtae of the statntes
for the distribution of
estates of persons dy-
ing intestate.
INTIMIDATION. Threats or intimida-
tion.
INTO. Return into the State.
Fence running into the
water.
Enter into contract.
Carried into any port.
Breaks into.
INTOLERABLE. Intolerable cmeltj.
INTOXICATED. Take charge of and pro-
vide for such intoxi-
cated person.
Person in the habit of get-
ting intoxicated.
Found intoxicated.
INTOXICATING. Habitnally use intoxica-
ting drinks.
INTOXICATION. In eonseqnenee of the in-
toxication.
Agent intrusted with the
possession of goods.
Agent intrusted with
goodtii.
Inveigle or kidnap.
Useful invention.
Original inventor.
First inventor.
Non est inventus.
Secured or invested in her
name.
Remain inviolate.
INTOLUNTART. Involuntary servitude.
Hold to involuntary ser-
vice.
Involving the validity of
a statute.
Order involving the merits
of an action.
Order involving the con-
stitutionality of a law of
this State.
Crime involving moral
turpitude.
Mill iron.
Iron manufacturing com-
pany.
Any forge or furnace for
the manufacturing of
iron.
Manufactures of iron.
Irregular deposit.
IBREOULARITT. Legal irregularity.
ISBESFONSIBLE. Uncontrolled and irre-
sponsible direction.
INTEI€(LE.
INVENTION.
INTENTOR.
INTENTUS.
INVESTED.
INVIOLATE.
INVOLVING.
IBOV.
nCBEAULAR.
IS.
ISLAND.
ISSUABLT.
ISSUE.
ISSUED.
ISSUES.
rr.
ITSELF.
JAIL.
It is mutually agreed.
It is agreed.
Amelia Island.
Plead issuably.
Without issue.
Trial of an issue.
Ptovided she has no law*
ful issue.
Material issue.
Leaving no issue living.
Leaving issue.
Lawful issue.
Immediate issue.
Without having issue.
FaUure of issue.
Dying without issue.
Dying without lawful
issue.
Died leaving issue.
Die without leaving is-
sue.
Die without issue of their
bodies.
Die without Issue.
Die leaving issue.
Depart this life without
leaving issue.
Depart this life without
lawful issue.
For default of all such
issue.
Date of issue.
Children or their issue.
In default of such issue of
any of them.
Lawful warrant issued by
a court of competent
jurisdiction.
Genuine and regularly
issued.
Completed^ issued and
negotiated.
Tiy the issues.
Rents, issues and profits.
It shall not be lawful.
It shall and may be law-
ful.
It shall be lawful.
It is mutually agreed.
It is agreed.
Affecting the substantial
justice of the tax itself.
State jail or penitentiary.
Committing any person to
jail.
Charged with crime and
confined in jail.
Breaking jaU.
509
JEOPARDY.
JUST.
510
JEOPABDT.
JEWELRY.
JEWELS.
JOINED.
JOINT.
JOINT-STOCK.
JOURNEY.
JUDGE.
JUDGMENT.
Twice In jeopardy.
Monejy jewelry and other
valuables.
Money, jewelry and aiH*
cles of gold and siWer
manufacture.
■oney^ jewels or orna-
ments.
Issue joined.
Joint liyes.
jolnt*8tock cempaDy.
Trayeling or setting oat
on a journey.
Prejudice of the judge.
Determlnatioii or direc-
tion of the judge in
point of law.
Court or judge.
Any judge.
Yerdlct or judgment.
Touching or concerning
the last mentioned judg-
ment.
Snnunary application in
the action after judg-
ment.
From the time of signing
the judgment.
Judgment reyened.
Special order made after
final judgment.
Intermediate order affect-
ing the judgment.
Order made upon a sum-
mary applica^n after
judgment.
Lien upon a judgment.
Interloemtory judgment.
Final judgment.
Face of the judgment.
In execution upon any
judgment.
Error in a judgment.
Decree or judgment es-
tablishing the yalidity
of said patent.
Decree or judgment.
Judgment of default.
Judgment or decision.
Judgment creditors.
By final judgment.
Any judgment.
All judgment creditors of
the debtor.
After judgment.
All actions upon any
judgment.
JURIES.
JUDGMENTS. Penal judgments.
AU judgments or decrees.
JUDICATURE. Conrt of civil judicature.
Business of a court of
criminal or clyil judica-
ture.
JUDICIAL. Records and judicial pro-
ceedings of every other
State.
Judicial, legislative, or
other public official pro-
ceedings.
Officers judidial and ex-
ecutive.
Judicial office.
Judicial Interest.
JURIDICUS. Dies non jurldicus.
Dies non jurldicus.
Struck juries.
JURISDICTION. Within the jurisdiction.
Exercise of summary jur-
isdiction by justices.
Out of the jurisdiction of
any particular State.
Similar jurisdiction.
Out of the jurisdiction.
Original jurisdiction.
Limited jurisdiction. '
Lawful warrant issued by
a court of competent
jurisdiction.
Further civil and criminal
jurisdiction.
Exclusive jurisdiction.
Court of record • • ♦
" having com mon-la w j ur-
isdiction.
Competent jurisdiction.
Common law jurisdiction.
Any jurisdiction or au-.
thority.
Admiralty and maritime
jurisdiction.
JURISDICTIONS. Several jurisdictions.
JURY. Trial by jury.
Trial before a jury.
Stipulation in writing
waiving a jury.
Right of trial by jury.
Grand jury.
Established by a jury.
JUSX. Receives more than Ms
just share.
Just and equal propor-
tions.
Ky just debts to be first
paid.
Just damages for delay.
511
JUST.
KING'S.
512
JUSTICE.
JUSTICES.
JUSTLY.
JUTENILE.
KEEP.
JUST — CoDtinaed.
Just aad reasonable eom«
peuAtioB,
Just eompeBMtion.
Jast and trac neoouBt.
FngltlTe from justice.
Fleeing from justice.
Flee from justice.
Alleeting the substantial
justice oi the tax it-
self.
Cases arising in justices*
courts.
Debts justly due.
Claim justly dae.
JuveDlle dellni|Bent8.
Bight to keep and bear
arms.
Open and keep in re-
pair.
Hare or keep* any house
for public entertain-
ment.
Keep or use any deg. .
Begins to keep his house
to the intent to delay
creditors.
iBseciate^ continue to
keep company or co-
habit, or criminally cor-
respond with.
Tayem keeper.
Hotel keeper.
BoardlBg-hoBse keepers.
Likely to waste or be de-
stroyed by keepings
Keeping and storing.
Storing or keeping.
Keeping down the inter-
est.
Engaging in or carrying
on the business of keep-
ing a theatre.
Erects and keeps a bil-
liard table.
Kentucky cnrreney.
Stock usually kept in
country stores.
■erehandise such as is
usually kept in country
stores.
Goods usually kept in
country stores.
Bred, kept or preserved.
Unlawfully kill.
Take or kill any coney.
Needlessly IeIII any living:
creatare.
f A A'J'A'.
KEEFEBS.
KEEFUfG.
KEEPS.
KEIfTUCKT.
KEPT.
KEPT.
KILL.
KILL— Continued.
With Intent to idll or fi-
Jure.
Kill or injure.
Other degs to Idll hues.
KIN. Person of kin to him.
Next of kin.
Heirs or next of kin.
KIND* Trees* woods, coppice*
wood-grounds of what
kind or growth soerer.
Tables of like kind.
Farming stock of eveir
kind and description.
Table or bank of the saiie
or like kind.
Gaming table of the gaiie
or like kind.
Ptopert/ of whatsocrer
kind, tenure or natart.
Personal property of
every kind.
All mineral or magneni
of any kind.
Mills or manufactories of
any kind.
Person performing labor
%r furnishing inii<«^*l«
of any kind.
Instrument of like Mod
or description.
Exempted from taxation
of every kind.
Attempt to dlseharge an j
kind of loaded arms at
any person.
Deriee of like kind.
Accidents or damages of
the seas of whatever
nature or kind whatso-
ever.
Awlmftl of the cow klD^.
All my property of any
nature or kind whatso-
ever.
KINDBED. Descent, gift or devise
from the parent or other
kindred.
KINDS. Works of aU kinds.
My linen and clothes of
all kinds.
My linen and elothes of all
kinds.
KOA. Arrests, restadnts ^xiA
detainments of kui(,
princes or people.
KIN€PS. King's enemy.
King's enemies.
513
KINGS.
LAND.
514
JUJiGS.
Arrests, restraints and
LABORERS.
Contractors, laborers and
detainments of kings.
workmen.
JOHSMEN.
Poor kinsmen and kins-
Wages of laborers and
women.
employees.
JUJfSWOlDEir.
Poor kinsmen and kins-
•
Laborers, servants and
women.
apprentices.
EfOW.
Know personallj.
Contractors, laborers and
CamaUj know.
workmen.
JUVOWdGLT.
Wittingly, wilfully and
LAOKH.
Thread laces.
knowingly.
Straw laces.
KNOlfLEBOE.
Religion, morality and
•
Cotton laces.
knowledge.
TiAniACl*
Port of lading.
Privity or knowledge.
Foreign bills of lading.
Religion, morality and
Bill of lading.
knowledge.
TjA11>.
As now laid out.
Carnal knowledge.
LAO.
Lain in prison.
Best of his knowledge and
LAKE*
Dangers of lake naviga-
belief.
tion.
Abases sach female in the
Cross the lake.
attempt to have carnal
LAKES*
Perils of the lakes.
knowledge of her.
On lakes or rivers.
KirOWN.
Known to*
Fire and collision on the
Place having a known and
lakes and rivers and on
defined boundary.
the Welland canal.
•
Not known or used by
LAMP*
Tea-kettle and lamp with
others.
its appurtenances.
Ifot known or used before
LAMP.POSTS.
Pnblie lamp-posts.
hid application.
LAND*
Way over my land as
Fish known as river
usually occupied.
fish.
Yalue of the land.
Die in the known violation
Yacant and unoccupied
of any law.
land.
Contents were made
Title to land.
known and explained.
Swamp land.
Known by*
Land shark.
Place having a known
Sale of land.
boundary*
Bun upon the land of any
KNUCMS.
Brass knucks.
other person.
UUBOB.,
Work or labor.
Bight, title and interest in
Work, business or labor of
and to the lots of land.
his ordinary calling.
Bight over land.
Work and labor.
Best of my land.
Well and faithfully serve,
Beserves the use of said
and give and devote his
tract of land.
whole time and labor.
Action for the recovery of
Wages of her personal
land.
labor.
Property other than land.
To sue, labor and travel.
LAND.
Prairie or timber land.
Person performing labor
Prairie land.
or furnishing materials
Piece of land.
of any kind.
(hmers of land in which
Common labor.
there Is a creek or inlet.
Labor, business or work.
Owners of land.
XABOIKES.
Artificer, workman or la-
Owner of the land.
borer.
Owner of land.
Agreement for the hire of
On their own land.
any laborer.
On the land.
Fellow laborer.
Occupiers of land.
515
LAm>.
LAW.
516
LAHB — Contlnaed.
Cues aiifllng in tlie land
or Bftral forces.
All mines and minerals
within and under ttie
land.
Mineral land.
For manorlng land.
Lot of land.
Law -of the land.
Labor npon any laD4.
Estate or Interest in land.
Interest in land.
ImpiOTed land.
Free land or tenement.
Enter or be in any land.
Purchase or deal in land.
Contract concerning an
interest in land.
Claimant of public land.
Cherokee land.
Bnildlng land.
Allen the land.
Immediately adjoining
land.
Adjoining land.
Across the land oonyeyed.
LANDED* All my landed estate.
LANDS. Tncant lands.
For the use of the pro-
prietors of lands.
Tide lands.
Swamp and overflowed
lands.
Superflnous lands.
Stnmpage cat on said
lands.
Public lands.
Non-resident lands.
Necessary for the drain-
age of the lands.
Interest in or concerning
lands.
Interest in lands.
Haring and holding lands.
Flowing lands.
Fields and fenced lands.
Contract for the sale of
lands.
Common or waste lands.
Other annuity charged on
such lands.
Boundary of any lands.
Back lands.
All my lands.
LANGUAGE. Insulting language toward
a female relation.
Ordinary language.
LABAEB.
LABGEST.
LABGE. Take up any cow ramdng
at large.
Suffered to go at laige.
Banning at large.
At large wlthont a
keeper*
Separable by the tihsU-
tants at large.
Go off large.
Go at large.
At large.
liarger quantity than one
quart.
For the largest sam that
we can reasonably ob-
tain.
LASCIYIOUS. Open and gross lewdness
aifd lasdYioiis be-
havior.
LASCIYIOUSLY. Lewdly and lasclTionslr
associated and cohabit
together.
LAST. Time of the last aid-
nesa.
Bnte of the last woit
done or materials for-
nished.
LAST-MENTIOIIED. Touehlng or concera-
ing the last- mentioned
Judgment.
LATE. In their late or present
trade.
LAW. Well and truly adminis-
ter according to law.
Die in the yiolatioB of
any law of the State
Terdiet against Uw.
Question of law which
may arise in eriniiiial
trials.
Then heirs at law.
Terms prescribed by
law.
Taxed by any law of the
State.
Snita of a dyll natare hi
common law or in
equity.
Suits at law.
Suits at common law.
Suit of a drU nature at
law.
Subject to law.
State the evidence and
charge the law.
Special or local Uw.
Special law.
BetrospectlTe law.
517
LAW.
LAWFUL.
518
UW— CoHtiiiaed.
Bight of a ooamon law
remedy.
Pursuant to law.
Public local law.
Pablie law.
Preseribed by law.
Practised law.
Policy of the law.
Plain, adeqaato and com-
plete remedy at law.
(Ordinary process of law.
Order involving the con-
stltationality of a law
of this State.
Military law.
Matter of law.
Martial law.
In sach manner as shall
by the law be pre-
Hcrlbed.
Manner provided by law.
Local option law.
Local law.
Jndieial power as to mat-
ters of law and equity
Insolvent law.
Highest coart of law.
Heirs at law.
Heir at law of the testa-
tor.
Heir at law.
flood and collectible after
dae course of law.
fleneral law.
To be exeented in due
form of law.
Seized in law or in eqnlfy.
Ihie process of law.
Due coarse of law.
Die in the violation of
law.
Die in the known viola-
tion of any law.
Determination or direc-
tion of the judge in
point of law.
Deemed by the law of
this State a felony.
Debts payable by law out
of his personal estate.
Superior court of com-
mon law.
Oeurt of record ♦ • ♦
having common law
jurisdiction.
Contrary to law.
Common law jurisdiction.
LAW — Continued.
LAWFUL.
Common law.
Coercion by law.
Claims and demands in
law and equity.
CiTil law.
Civil cases both in law
and in equity.
Charges or disbursements
at law.
Charge at law.
Cases in law and equity
arising under the * * *
laws of the U. S.
Cases at law.
Case in which the law of
the United States au-
thorizes an oath to be
administered.
Case at law.
Such other business as
may be provided by law.
Breach of the law.
Bounty law.
Benefit of law.
Bankrupt law.
Not authorized by law.
Authority of law.
Attorney at law.
At law.
As far as rules of law and
equity will permit.
Agreeably to law.
Actions at law on con-
tract.
Action at law.
According to law.
Lawful surviving de-
scendants.
Provided she has no law-
ful issue.
Lawful subject of price
and capture.
Oats or other lawful mer-
chandise.
Lawful money of the
United States.
Lawful current money of
Pennsylvania.
Lawful money*
It shall not be lawful.
It shall and may be law-
ful.
It shall be lawful.
Lawful issue*
Lawful heirs of their own.
Lawful heirs*
Good and lawful reasons.
»
519
LAWFUL.
LEGAL.
5:^
LAWFUL — Continaed.
Good and lawfal free-
holders.
flood and lawful fence.
flood and lawfal men.
Lawfal game^ sport, pas-
time or exercise.
Lawfal excise.
]>7i]i|^ without lawfal Is-
sue.
DisobodleBCO or resist-
ance to any lawful writ.
Depart this life without
lawful issue.
Lawful deed of convey-
ance.
Good and lawful deed.
LAWFULLY. Might herseU be lawfully
natorallied.
Mill site lawfully in use.
Heln Qf the body lawfully
begotten.
Heln lawfully begotten.
LAWS. Wholesome laws.
Uniform laws.
Under existing laws.
Suits arising under the
Constitution and laws
of the United States.
Beyenne laws of the
United States.
Beyenne laws of a State.
Beyenne laws.
Penal laws.
Existing laws.
Crimes by bankrupts
against bankruptcy
laws.
Crime arising under the
revenue laws.
Conformably to the
laws.
Cases in law and equity
arising under the • ♦ •
laws of the United
SUtes.
Case arising under the
Constitution and laws
of the United States.
LAY. Marik and lay out the
bounds.
LATDIGS. Oyster layings.
LEAKAGE. Breakage, leakage or dam-
age.
LEABNUfG. Seminary of learning.
LEASE. Bepalrlng lease.
Let and lease.
Erect or lease.
LEASE — Continued .
Hemlse^ lease and to {am-
let.
]>ellTfir up such lease or
agreement.
Agree to rent or lease.
A new lease.
LEAST* Once in each week for at
least twelve BQCcessne
weeks.
FoiirteeH days at least.
For at least thirty dijs.
At least ten days between
the day of service and
the first day of tbe Dtit
term.
At least five days before
the day of election.
At least.
LEATHER. In good leather soch as
suits.
LEATE. Yolutarily leave.
If they leave no cliildreii.
EHtering or attempting;
to enter, leaving or at-
tempting to leare, a
public conveyance.
Absemee without leare.
Absent from duty with
leave.
LEATEfG. Buniilng away and lear-
iug her children.
Entering or attemptin?
to enter, leaving or ai-
tempting to leave, a
public conveyance.
Died leaving issue.
IMe without leaving issue.
Die leaving lasue.
Depart this life wltboct
leaving issue.
LEGACIES. Free of legacies or mort-
gages.
LEGACT. Spedllc legacy.
DemoBslnllTe l^^y-
LEGAL. Legal voter.
Their legal represestt-
tives.
Legal represoitatives.
Legal proprietor.
Legal process.
Other legal merdaafise.
Majority of the 1^ vo-
ters.
Legal rate of istcfest
Legal interest.
Leeal fmpedimeit.
Legal heirs.
521
LEGAL.
LIFE.
522
LEGALES.
LEGALLY.
LEGATEE.
LEGATEES.
LESS.
LEGAL — Continued.
Fair legal trial.
Proper and legal expenses.
Execution or other legal
process.
Legal documentary eyi-
dence.
Legal disabllily to sue.
Legal disability.
Better legal and para-
mount title.
Legal ^sets.
All legal costs.
LlberoB et legales ho-
mines.
Legally exhibited.
Dnly and legally ap-
pointed.
Besldnary legatee.
Heirs or legatees claiming
as such.
LEGISLATION. Appropriate legislation.
LEGISLATURE. Meeting of the legislature.
LEGISLATIVE. Judicial, legislative or
other public official pro-
ceedings.
Full legislative powers.
Say not less than 100.
A little more or less.
More or less.
Not less than five nor
more than ten days after
the date of the warrant.
Flow of water lessened
or navigation impeded.
Lease, demise and let.
Lease and farm let.
Granted, demised and to
farm let.
Demise, lease and to farm
let.
Agree to let.
Threatening letter.
Steal or take from the
mail any letter.
Send any letter.
Sea letter.
Memorandum, letter or
other writing.
Within one year after the
granting of the first let-
ters.
Suffer to be opened any
letters.
Letters and packets.
Shall have levieA;
Bate made and levied.
Made and levied.
LESSEIIED.
LET.
LETTEBS.
LETIEB.
LEYTDIG.
LEWDNESS.
LEX.
LIABILITIES.
LIABILITT.
LIABLE.
LIBEBTT.
LIBBABT.
LICENSE.
LICENSED.
LICK.
LIEN.
LIE.
LIEU.
LIFE.
Levying war.
Open and gross lewdness
and lascivious be-
havior.
Salus populi est suprema
lex.
Do minimis non curat lex.
Debts and liabilities prov-
able.
Debts and liabilities.
Further liability.
Contingent liability.
Contract, obligation or
liability.
Liability to pay money
upon a contingeney.
Conditional liability.
All liability.
Liable to a like penalty.
Surety for or liable for
any debt.
Risk of lN>at8 so far as
ships are liable there-
to.
Liberty to touch at.
. Life, liberty or property.
Public library.
FamUy library.
License, tax and regulate
hackney carriages, etc.
Trade other than that for
which she is licensed.
Begularly licensed.
Salt lick.
Particular lien.
Lien in the nature of a
mortgage.
Sworn a lie.
Depriyed of the provision
made for her by will or
otherwise, in lieu of
dower.
Tenant for life.
Life, liberty or property.
Household furniture ne* ^
cessary for supporting
life.
Necessary for upholding
life.
Life insurance.
Household furniture nec-
essary for supporting
life.
Articles of household fui>
niture necessary for up-
holding life.
Any estate in fee or for
life.
528
LIFE. -
— LIVING.
Till'K— Continued.
LTIVES.
Engine calcnlAted to de-
stroy hnman life or in-
LlijIIID.
flict grievoQ8 bodily
harm.
Or his life be endangered.
Endanger the life of his
Uqi II DATED.
wife.
uquoR.
Endanger her life.
Ihiring his natural life
and no longer.
•
Disorder or circumstances
tending to shorten life.
Depart this life without
leaving issue.
Depart this life without
lawful issue.
LII'ETIME.
During the lifetime of any
former husband or wife.
•
IJGHT,
Other small eraft of light
character propelled by
steam. ^
LI6HTEB.
Wherry lighter or other
craft.
LIGHTKI56.
Fire by lightning.
Caused by lightning or
explosion.
uquoBS.
TJOHTS.
White mast-head lights.
Obstmet new lights.
LiKE.
Tables of like kind.
Table or bank of the same
tf
or like kind.
Gaming table of the same
or like kind.
In like manner.
LISBON.
Deyice of lllse kind.
LIST.
LIKELT.
Likely to waste or be de-
stroyed by keeping.
LTTERA.
TiTMIT.
Limit the description of
his workmen.
LITIGATION.
LIMITITION.
Statutes of limitation.
LITTLE.
Reservation or limitation.
LITE.
Conditional limitation.
LIMlTEil.
Limited partnership.
CIMITS.
Settled limits of the U. S.
Prescribed limits.
TilNE.
Straight line.
On the section line.
LIYELIHOOD.
4
On the line thereof.
LIVKR.
1
On the line of.
LIVES.
1
Mark the boundary line.
Curved line.
Consentable line.
LINEAL.
Eldest male lineal de-
scendant.
Lineal deseent. '
LIYUIG.
LUIEN.
My linen and clothes of all
■
kinds.
524
Parallel lines.
Off its lines.
Other noxious or destmo-
tiye substance or liquid.
Other noxlons substance
or liquid.
Liquidated damages.
Wholesale liquor dealer.
Tlnons liquor.
Spiritnons liquor.
Retail liquor dealer.
RetaU liquor bills.
Regulate the sale of liquor .
Malt liquor.
Intoxicating liquor.
Gire liquor.
Fermented liquor.
Fermented or distilled
liquor.
Excisable liquor.
Wholesale liquor dealer.
Carries on the business of
a wholesale liquor
dealer.
Strong or spirituous
liquors or wines.
Spirituous liquors not
otherwise enumerated.
Sell or give away liquors.
House or place where
liquors are retailed.
Dealers in malt liquors.
Dealer in spirituous
liquors.
Port of Lisbon.
Such list.
Subseription list.
Qui hseret in Utera, hssret
in cortice.
Litigation or controTersy.
A little more or less.
Other live and dead
stock.
All my live and dcsad
stock.
Other live animals.
Seeking a livelihood
within the city.
Disease of the liver.
As long as she lives.
Farm on which A. lives.
During their lives.
During the natural lives.
Persons seeking their
trade or living by buying
and selling.
Living together.
Then living.
525
LmNQ. MACHINES.
526
IITDI9 — Continaed.
Person living.
Needlessly kill any Uvlng
creature.
Lenytng no Issue living.
Children then living.
Living in adultery.
LOID. . Each load so delivered.
Adequate and sniBcient
load.
LOJLDKD* Attempt to dlseharge any
kind of loaded arms at
any person.
LOABEIO. Regular tnms of load-
ing.
Port of loading.
LOAF. Loaf sugar.
LOCAL. Special or local law.
Serious illnessi local dis-
ease, affection or per-
sonal injury.
Public local law.
Internal improvement
and local concern.
LOCATED. Right of way as lo-
cated.
Permanently located.
As now located.
iOCATION. Route or location.
Practical location.
LOCOMOTIYE. Carelessly managed the .
locomotive.
LOCOMOTIYES. Locomotives and all other
personal property.
LOGS. Prime logs.
Logs on habd.
LONDON. City of London.
LONO« As long as wood- grows
and water runs.
Long account.
LONGER* During his natural life and
no longer.
LOOKOUT. Always on the lookout.
LOSS. Utter loss.
Total loss only.
Total loss.
Loss by theft.
Loss of standing In
society.
Loss arising from petro-
leum.
Pay the loss.
PiuiiGular account of
such loss or damage.
Partial loss.
Loss by fire occasioned by
mobs or riots.
Loss by fire.
LOSS — Continued.
liOss occasioned by the
explosion of a steam
boiler.
ConstruetlTe total loss.
Concerned in the loss.
Lost arts.
LOST. Person who has paid
money lost upon any
game or wager.
LOT. Unincumbered lot.
One town or city lot.
Part of a lot.
Lot or parcel.
Leased lot.
To cross lot above men-
tioned.
LOTS. Yacant or unoccupied
lots.
Surface of the adjoining
lots.
. Right, title and interest in
and to the lots of land.
Public lots.
All two lots.
LOTTERY. Lottery ticket.
Proposals to buy, sell or
procure lottery tickets.
Promote a lottery.
Materials for a lottery.
LOWEST. Lowest responsible bid-
der.
LUCRATIYE. Lucrative office.
LUGGAGE. Personal luggage.
LUMBER. Timbers and lumber of
all kinds.
' Spoiled lumber.
LUNATIC. Dangerous lunatic.
Pardon such lunatic or
commute the execu-
tion.
MACHINE. Weighing machine .
If the machine is satis-
factory or does what is
claimed for It. ^
Fixtures belongimg to the
fulling mill and the card-
ing machine.
Artf machine, manufac-
ture or composition of
matter.
MACHINERY. Fixed machinery.
Machinery to be furnished
complete in the mill.
Boiler, engine, machinery
and belting.
MACHINES. Incorrect weighing ma-
chines.
527
MACHINES.
MAN.
528
KACHIHES — Continued.
Drop feed sewing m*-
chines.
MADE. Made at the same time.
Reserredy doe or made
payable.
BatUledy conflrmed and
made valid.
Bate made and levied.
Preseriptloa made and
signed by a regular
practising physician.
Ten days after peace is
made.
PrevioQs payments made
thereon.
Payments bona fide made.
Special order made after
final jadgmen^
Order made npon a sam-
mary application after
judgment. <»
Officer who made the sale.
Notes or references made
by the State reporter.
Merely by reason of hav-
ing made an entry.
Made by him.
Any charge I hare made.
I^iTy opened and made.
Deprived of the provision
made for her by will, or
otherwise, in lien of
dower.
Contract made between
the plaintiff and any
other person.
Contents were made
known and explained.
Building made ose of for
printing or drying calico
Payments really and bona
fide made.
Matters or things begun or
made.
Made acquainted with the
contents.
MAAAZINE. Powder magazine.
MAGISTRATE. Brought before any mag-
istrate.
MAGinSSIA. All mineral or magnesia
of any kind.
MAIL. Steal or take from the
mall any letter.
Requested by mall.
Obstruct or retard the
passage of the mall.
Carrier of the mail.
MAIK.
MAIMTAIir.
Main sea.
Educate or maintahi.
Legally bound to maintsin
her.
MADfTAIHAirCB. Good and comfortable
support and mainteD-
ance.
Support and mahiteii-
ance.
Pti>Becution9 maioteDance
and punishment of of-
fenders.
Home and maintenance.
Maintenance of my fiui-
Ilj.
Good and comfoitsble
support and maioten-
ance.
Alimony and maint^D-
ance.
MAJOB. Tis major.
MAJOBITT. Majority of the voterg.
MAKE. Make use or put in pno-
tice.
Batify, confirm and make
valid.
Make and publish ready
to be delivered. *
Neglect to make com-
plaint.
Libert/ to make.
Make over and grant
Endeavoring to make a
revolt.
MASIlfG. Utensils for the makioj;
of paper.
* Tools used in maUng
serges.
MALE. Tale male.
Issue male.
Heirs male of Idsbedy.
Heirs male of the body.
Heirs male.
First male heir.
Eldest male lineal de-
scendant.
MALICE. Implied malice.
MALICIOUS. Wilful and maUdoas.
MALICIOUSLY. WilfuUy and maUdously
Injures.
Wilfully and maUdonaly.
MALT. Malt Uquors.
Dealers in malt liqaon.
MALTBEATMENT. Cruelty and maltreal-
ment.
MAN. Matters of siMtOi^
for man or beast
529
MAN.
MARRIAGE.
530
lAK— Continued.
Prociirefl any female to
bare illicit carnal con-
nection with any man.
Matters of subsistence
for man.
Married man.
Every man you hare in
your employ.
EntertafBrnent for man
and horse.
Confidence man.
liNAOEMENT. Care, direction and man-
agement.
Care and management
MAJfAOINO. Managing officer.
ReeelTingy holding and
managing.
MAIIDATO. Omnls ratihabitio retro-
trahitur et mandato
lequiparatur.
MAHHEB* Taxes and other public
dues in any manner ac-
cruing.
In like manner.
Any other manner.
In manner abore men-
tioned.
itAHSION. Land and mansion-house.
XAirSION-HOUSE. Mansion-house and
messuage of her de-
ceased husband.
MAJjrUAL. Personal property not
capable of manual de-
livery.
MAKHFACTOBOBS. MUIs or manufactories
of any kind.
MAirUFACTOBT. Refuse of a trade, busi-
ness or manufactory.
MAirUFACTUBE. Noxious or offensive busi-
ness, trade or manu-
facture.
New manufacture.
Fart of a factory used sole-
ly for the manufacture
of goods.
Contract of manufacture.
Money, jewelry and arti-
cles of gold and silver
manufacture.
Article of manufacture.
Art, machine, manufac-
ture or composition of
matter.
MAKUFACTUBEB. Silks in a manufactured
or unmanufactured state
MAJniFACTUBEB. Rope manufacturer.
Resident merchant, me-
chanic or manufacturer.
MAirUFACTURER — Continued.
Maker or manufacturer.
MAIIUFACTURERS. lianufacturers of
glasB.
MAHUFACTURES. Manufactures of wooL
Manufactures of silk*
5ew manufactures.
Manufactures of metals*
Manufactures of hemp.
Manufactures, articles,
vessels and wares of
glass.
Domestle manufactures.
Manufactures of cotton.
MAHUFACTURINO. Tobacco pressing, no
manufacturing.
Owner of any manufactur-
ing establishment.
Incident to any manufac-
turing process.
Improved mode of manu-
facturing gas.
Fixtures for manufactur-
ing purposes.
MARE. Horse, gelding or mare.
Gray mare.
MAR60. Bounded on the margin.
MARINE. Extraordinary marine
risk.
MARINERS. Pilot, master or mariners.
Master or mariners.
MARITIME. Admiralty and maritime
jurisdiction.
MARK. Usual high-water mark.
Outward mark or show of
business.
Low water mark.
High water mark.
Distinctive derice, mark
or heading.
Outward mark or show of
business.
MARKET. Market value.
Run to market.
Delivery to market.
At and from Boston and
St. Thomas and a mar-
ket.
Actual market value.
MARKETS. Establish and regulate
markets.
To buUd markets.
MARKING. Instrument or engine for
marking money.
MARRIAGE. Promise of marriage.
Held at the time of mar-
riage.
Contract marriage.
531
MARRIED.
MEDAL8.
532
ICABBIED.
MABBT.
JUSTEB.
MASTEB'S.
MAST-HEAD.
MATCHES.
MATEBIAL.
MATEBIALS.
MATTEB.
MATTEBS.
MATUBITY.
MAY.
Being married.
Marry and have a family.
Bisk of th« master and
• owners.
Pilot* master or mariners.
In the name of his mas-
ter.
For his master.
As the master may direct.
Confine the master.
Master's effects.
Wliite mast-head lights.
Mannfactnrer of friction
matches.
Material nuisance.
Nature and material
straetore of the build-
ings.
Material to the merits of
the case.
Silks wrought up with
other materials.
Mixed materials.
Materials for a lottery.
Date of the last work done
or materials furnished.
Snity controversy, matter
or cause depending.
Matter of substance.
Printed matter.
Person Interested in the
matter.
MaUable matter.
Matter of form.
DestmctiTe matter.
Arty machine, manufacture
or composition of matter
Any other matter or thing
from the beginning of
the world.
Testamentary matters.
Probate and testamentary
matters.
Matters of subsistence
for man or beast.
Judicial power as to mat-
ters of law and equity.
Matters and things begun
or made.
AD matters of the allot-
ment of dower.
All matters in dispute.
Then she shall at their
maturity.
As soon as may be.
ProTisions as may be
found on hand for family
use.
MAT — Continued.
MEANS.
MEASUBE.
MEASUBES.
MEAT.
MECHANIC.
MECHANICAL.
MECHANICS.
MEDALS.
Such books as may be
necessary*
As near as may be.
It shall and may be law-
ful.
It shall and may be law-
ful.
Forthwitii as soon as may
be.
On the first day of May
next fixed.
As the master may direct.
As may be most conren*
lent.
On account of whom it
may concern.
For whom it may concern.
Such other business a.s
may be provided by law.
Annually or in any way
she may wish.
AU who may feel inter-
ested.
Undue means.
Some means.
ProTlde or prepare the
means for.
Bodily injury effected
through external, tIo-
lent and accidental
means.
Extemaly violent and ac-
cidental means.
By whose means.
By means of.
AvaUable means.
Violent and accidental
means.
Strict measure.
Legal measures.
Com, fodder, meat and
other provisions on
hand.
Tools of a mechanic.
Besldent merchant, me-
chanic OP manufacturer.
Mechanic, miner or oUier
person.
Mechanical tools.
Medical or mechanical
treatment for disease.
Directors eight of which
shall be practical me-
chanics.
Coins, medals, gems and
•oriental stones and
other valuable things.
533
MEDIATE.
MET.
534
MEDIATE.
MEDICINE.
MEDICINES.
AJSJS JL.
MEETING.
Mediate descenii
Practisliig medicine or
healing the Bick.
Practice medicine.
Administer medicine.
Drags and medicines.
Meet the witnesses face
to face.
Tearlf meeting.
Town meeting.
Special meeting.
Askj meeting.
MEETING-HOUSE. LeaTing the meetiag-
honse.
LeaYing a meeting-house.
MEETINGS. Chairman of snch respec-
tive meetings.
MEMBEB. Withdrawing member.
Member of Congress.
Member of the family.
MEMBEBS. Past members.
Majority of the members
elected thereto.
MEMOBANDUM. Writing or memorandum.
On memorandum.
Note or memorandum.
Minute or memorandum
of an agreement.
MEHOBT. Sound mind and mem-
ory.
Sound and disposing mind
and memory.
MSMm Articles worn by men,
women or cliildren.
Jury of twelTe men.
Qood and lawful men.
Colored men.
MENTIONED. Thereinbefore mentioned.
Last mentioned.
Heretofore mentioned.
To cross lot above men-
tioned.
In manner abOTO men-
tioned.
Hereinbefore mentioned.
MENTIS. Non compos mentis.
MDEBCAHTILE. Mercantile business.
JEEBCHANDISE. Merchandise held in trust.
UulDg the trade of mer-
chandise.
Trade of mercliandise be-
tween merchant and
merchant.
Contract for the sale of
goods, wares and mer-
chandise.
All merchandise and prop-
erty.
MEBCHANDISE ~ Continued.
Olllce for the weighing of
any merchandise.
Oats or other lawful mer-
chandise.
Money, goods, wares or
merchandise.
Lawful merehandise.
GoodSy wares, merchan-
dise, articles or objects.
GoodSy wares and mer-
chandise.
Goods and merchandise.
Goods, merdiandise and
effects.
Design for the shape or
configuration of an arti-
cle of merehandise.
Dealers in goods, wares
and merchandise.
Deal in goods, wares and
merchandise.
Account* as concern the
trade of merchandise
between merchant and
merchant.
MEBCHANT. Merchant or tradesman.
Trade of merchandise be-
tween merchant and
merchant.
Eesldent) merchant, me-
chanic, or manufacturer
Accounts as concern the
trade of merchants be-
tween merchant and
merchant.
Commission merchant.
Carry on the business of a
wine merchant.
MEBCHANTABLE. Good merchantable hay.
MEBCHANTS. Begulate sales of auction-
eers and transient mer-
chants.
MEBCT. Works of necessity or
mercy.
Necessity or mercy.
MEBE. Matters of mere account.
MEBITS. Intermediate orders af-
fecting the merits.
Order involving the merits
of an action.
luTolye the merits.
MESNE. Attached on mesne pro-
cess.
MET. Camp-meeting, congrega-
tion or other assembly
of people met for relig-
ious worship
585
MET.
MODE.
5S6
lEET— Continned.
METAL.
JffETALS.
METHOD.
MIGHT.
MILE.
MILES.
MELITA&T.
MILL.
MILLS.
MINB.
MINE.
MUTER.
MUCEBALS.
Assemblage of people
met for leligioaB wor-
ship.
Article of metal.
(Hher metals.
Mannfactnres of metals.
Improved method.
Might herself be lawfully
naturalized.
ControTersies which
might be the subject of
a personal action at law
or of a suit in equity.
Business that might be
offensive.
Per ton per mile.
Within the distance of
half a mile.
Witliin ten miles thereof.
Soldier in actual military '
service.
Invasion, insurrection or
civil commotion, or of
any military or usurped
power.
Actual military service.
Mill tliereafter built.
Boiling mill.
Paper mill.
Own or occupy the mill.
Other mill or mills.
Occupy the mill.
Fixtures belonging to the
fulling mill and the
carding machine.
Fisliing mill dam.
Fishing mill dam.
Machinery to be furnished
complete in the mill.
Wool mills.
Title and interest In fac-
tory and mills.
Other mill or mills.
Sound mind and memory.
Sound mind.
Sound and disposing
mind and memory.
Sedate, deliberate mind.
Erection used In conduct-
ing the business of any
mine.
Mechanic, miner or otiier
person.
All mines and minerals,
sand, quarries of stone,
brick, earth and gravel i
pita.
Mnmi^e.
MINES. All mines and minerals,
sand, quarries of stone,
brick, earth and gravel
pita.
Mines and minerals with-
in and under the land.
Mines and minerals.
Coal mines.
Mines or mining claims.
Mines and mining claims.
MINISTEB. Settled minister.
Begular minister.
Pnbiie minister.
Ordained minister of the
Gospel.
Ordained minister.
Maintaining a minister
and public worship.
MINISTEBIAL. Ministerial oiBcer.
Ministerial oiBce.
Executive or ministerial
officers.
MINISTEBS. Cases affecting ambassa-
dors, other public min-
isters and consuls.
Ambassadors and other
public ministers.
MINOB. Family of minor eidldren.
MISAPPLY. Embeszle, abstract or
wilfully misapply.
MISBEHATIOB. Misconduct and mlsbe-
havior.
MISCABBIAGE. Debt, default or miscar-
riage.
Debt, default or miscar-
riage of another.
MISCHIEF. Malicious mischief.
MISDEMEANOBS. High crimes and misde-
meanors.
MISFEASANCE. Neglect, default or mis-
feasance.
MISF0BTU5E. Mistake, accident or mis-
fortune.
MISFOBTUNES. All other losses and mis-
fortunes.
MISSIONABT. Missionary case.
Missionary, educational
and benevolent enter-
prises.
MISTAKE. Surprise, accident, mis-
take or fraud without
fault on his part.
Mutual mistake.
Accident or mistake.
MISUSE. Abuse and misuse.
MIXED. Mixed war.
MODE. Improved mode of mann*
facturing gas.
537
MODE.
MONEYS.
538
MODES.
lOLASSES.
lOLEST.
MOLESTED.
MOHET.
MODE— Contlnn^d.
Any mode of eombin-
Ing*
Praetlee pleadingR and
forms and modes of
proceeding.
Concentrated molasses.
Molest or disturb.
Hnrty molested or re-
strained in his person or
estate.
Writing tor the payment
of money.
Money won npon any bet
or wager.
Undertaking for the pay-
ment of money.
Texas money.
Snms of money owing to
me.
Sams of money.
Sam of money.
Secarifyfor the payment
of money.
Seearities for money.
Begolating the rate of in-
terest on money.
First money and govern-
ment script realised.
Purporting that any
money will be paid.
Pnrchase money.
Public money.
Promissory notes for the
payment of money.
Principal money.
Personal property con-
sisting of money and
clothes.
Person who has paid
money lost npon any
game or wager.
Order for the payment of
money.
Order for money.
Money on hand or in
bank.
Money, goods, effects or
other estate.
Obligation for the pay-
ment of money only.
Bonds and promissory
notes for money or
property.
Mortgages or securities
for money.
Mortgage, debt or sum of
money.
MOMET— Continued.
Meeting for raising money
for building or repairing
a school-house.
Loan of money.
Liability to pay money
upon a contingency.
Lawful money.
Instrament payable in
money.
Instrament or engine for
marking money.
Instrament for the pay-
ment of money only.
Money to grow due.
Good current money.
Freight money.
Property or money or
elVects.
Draft for the payment of
money.
Discharge for money.
Direct payment of money.
Current money.
Contract for the payment
of money only.
Liability to pay money
upon a contingency.
Condemnation money.
Coin money.
Canada money.
^ Borrow money.
Borrowed money.
Bonds for the payment of
money or other things.
Bond for the payment of
money only.
Money belonging to the
State.
Bank money.
Balance of money.
Money, jewelry and arti»
des of gold and silver
manufacture.
Amount of money in con>
troversy.
Acquittance or receipt for
money.
Moneyed business or com-
mercial corporation.
Moneyed corporation.
Pecuniary consideration
or money's worth.
Moneys paid.
Other moneys.
Safely and securely keep*
ing all moneys depos-
ited.
Moneys due him.
MOHETED.
MONET'S.
MOIfETS.
589
MOHTETS.
540
MONTH.
MOHTHLT.
MONTH'S.
MONTHS.
MORAL.
MONEYS — Contlnaed.
AU moneyi rec«iT«d.
AH moneys.
One month or more.
One month.
Per month.
Latter part of the month.
Gnaranteed for cargo in
all this month.
One month fh»m.
One month after.
Payable monthly.
One calendar month's no-
tice.
Determinable on a six
months' notice.
WltUn six months after
the probate of the will.
Within four months.
Twenty-fonr months.
Renewed for three
months.
Once in erery six months.
Legacies to be paid with
interest in three months.
Good for six months only.
Twelve months certain.
Crime involYing moral
turpitude. ,
Moral certainty.
Assembly for the promo-
tion of any moral or
benevolent object.
Religion^ morality and
knowledge.
Receives more than his
just share.
One month or more.
Not more than.
Dwells more than twenty
miles from the defend-
ant.
More Interior district.
More hazardons business.
One mortal bruise.
Tecbnlcal mortgage.
Subject to a mortgage.
Second mortgage bonds.
Sale, mortgage or other
disposition of real es-
tate.
Said mortgage deed, the
real estate thereby con-
veyed.
Proceeds of a mortgage.
Equitable mortgage.
Entry of a foreclosure of
a mortgage.
MORALITT.
MORE.
MORTAL.
MORTGAGE.
MORTGAGE — Continued.
Deed of trust or mort-
Clalndng under a mort*
MORTGAGES.
MORTIS.
MOST.
MOTION.^
MOUNTAIN.
MOTABLE.
MOTABLES.
MOYING.
MULATTO.
MULE.
MULES.
MUNICIPAL.
MUNmOKS.
MURDER.
MUTUAL.
MUTUALLY.
MT.
Free of legacies or mort-
gages.
Donatio casua mortis.
Most in need.
As may be most eot-
venlent.
Consider most advutft-
geous.
As is most eonvenienl.
Consider most adraats*
geons.
Lateral motion.
Hearing of aoy motion.
Snnunit of the monataio.
Foot of the moantain.
Stock and movable prop-
erty.
Indoor movables.
Goods or movables.
fttttndlngj riding or behig
upon the platform of
moving rail way ceacbes.
Free negrOy mulatto or
free person of color.
Make such negro or mu-
latto a slave.
Horsey mule or yoke of
oxen.
Horses, mules and Bre
stock.
Horsesy mules or cattle.
Tax, impost, assessment
or municipal fine.
Provisions or mnnitioiis
of war.
Ckarged with murder.
Mutual credit.
Mutual covenants.
It is mutually agreed.
All my servants.
SeH my farm for me.
All the rest of my estate.
Rest of my land.
Residne of my estate.
My plantation.
All my books and papers
of every description.
Option of my executors.
Of my name and blood.
Money due at my decease.
My moiety of the hooae.
My linen and clothes of
all kinds.
I
541
MT.
NAVIGATION.
542
HI— Continued.
NAME.
Issue of my body.
All my goods and chattels.
Maintenance of my fam-
My executors.'
All my estate.
AU my effects whatsoeyer.
All my effects.
Should any of my children
die.
My desire being.
My just debts to be first
paid.
My linen and clothes of
all kinds.
My children.
Children of my body.
To act in all my business.
Benefits of all my real es-
tate.
For the benefit of my
daughter and her chil-
dren.
Balance of my estate.
All the rest of my es-
tate.
All the residue and re-
mainder of my real
estate.
All my real estate.
All my property of eyery
description.
All my property of any
nature or Icind whatso-
ever.
All my property.
All my personal property.
All my other property.
All my other estate real
and personal.
All my lands.
All my landed estate.
All my estate whether real
or personal.
All my estate both real
and personal.
All my estate and effects.
All my estate.
All my effects.
AU my daughters.
Peculiar name.
To the order of the in-
dorser'sname.
Secured or inyested in her
name.
Ignorant of the name.
Expressly named.
NAMES.
NATURAL.
NATUBS.
NATAL.
NAYI6ATE.
NAUOATINO*
NAYiaiXION*
Reciting the names of the.
parties.
Natural, essential and in-
herent rights.
Natural guardian.
During the natural lives.
During his natural life
and no longer.
Natural child.
Natural boundary.
Natural watercourse.
True nature and value.
Suits of a civil nature ia
common law or in equity
Suit of a civil nature at
law.
Similar nature, package,
value and quality.
Property of whatsoever
kind, tenure or nature.
Articles perishable in
their own nature.
Other articles perishable
in their own nature.
Lien in the nature of a
mortgage.
Authority of the like na-
ture.
Like nature.
Law of nature.
Accidents or damages of
the seas of whatever
nature or kind whatso-
ever.
Crime against nature.
Controversies of a civil
nature.
Cases of a quasi criminal
nature.
All my property of any
nature or kind wliatso-
ever.
Suit or action of a civil
nature.
Persons in the naval ser-
vice of the United
States.
Person in the naval forces
of the U. S.
Military or naval service.
Plyy work or navigate.
Used in navigating the
waters of this State.
Used in navigating the
waters of this State.
Yessels of whatever de-
scription used in river or
inland navigation.
548
NAVIGATION.
NEW.
544
lAYieAnoN—
HATY.
IfSAB.
NEAREST.
NEARLY.
NECESSARIES.
NECESSARY.
Contlnaed.
Deacriptton of yessel used
In nayigatlon.
UuToidable dangers of
naTlgation.
Unaroidable dangers of
the river, navigation
and fire.
Risk of navigation.
Flow of water lessened or
navigation Impeded.
Perils of navigation.
Walntalaliig the naviga-
tion of the canal.
Inland navigation.
Improper navigation.
Dangers or accidents of
navigation.
Dangers of navigation.
Dangers of lake naviga-
tion.
Dangers incident to the
navigation of the
river.
Dangers and accidents of
the seas and naviga-
tion.
Aeeidents of the seas and
navigation.
Accident of navigation.
Person enlisted for the
navy.
As near the conrt-house as
practicable.
Near of kin.
At or near.
Nearest public fhorongh-
ftuie.
Nearest relatives.
As nearly uniform as
practicable.
Any snit for necessaries
furnished.
Usnal or necessary course
of business.
Necessary tools of a
tradesman.
Tools necessary for his
trade or occupation.
Things necessary for the
cultivation of a farm.
Necessary team.
Necessary repairs.
Pig-sty, necessary or nui-
sance.
Honsehold furniture nec-
essary for the debtor
and his family.
NECESSITY.
NEEDFUL.
NEC^LECT.
NECESSARY — Continued.
Hensehald furniture nec-
essary for supporting
life.
• Articles of household fI^
niture necessary for op-
holding life.
Convenient and neoes-
sary.
Necessary a|»peniage8for
the school-house.
Necessary wearinf^ ap-
pareL
WMrks of necessity ot
mercy.
Works of necessity.
Unavoidable sodde&t,
necessity or distrtas of
weather.
Necessity or charity.
Firoper and needful 8tiw>
tures.
IntentionaUy neglect
Grossly, wantonly or
cruelly to neglect.
Qress neglect of doty.
Exensable neglect.
Design or neglect
Culpable neglect.
Wantonly and cruelly neg-
lects.
Wllfnl negligence.
Oi;^ary negligesce.
Loading^ unloadin*, con-
veyance or otherwise,
whether arising from
negligence or otherwise.
Gross negligence.
Culpable negligence.
Negligent escape.
Promissory note not ne-
gotiable.
Completed, issued and
negotiated.
Make such negro or mu-
latto a slave.
Free negro.
NEIGHBORHOOD. Any neighborhood or
family.
NEIGHBORING. Trade or business offei-
sive to the neighboring
inhabitants.
NEPHEW. My nephew.
NET. Annual net value.
NEYERTHELESS. In trust nevertheless
and npon condition.
NEW. New street.
Obstmet new lis^to.
NEGLECTS.
NEGLIGENCE.
NEGUGENT.
NEGOTIABLE.
NEGOTIATED.
NEGRO.
545
NEW.
NOTICE.
546
XEW — Continued.
Motion for a new trial.
New mannfactiiro.
New and Improyed de-
sign.
New grant or order of
sorrey.
A new lease.
HEW ORLEANS. Port of New Orleans.
HEWSPAPEB. All the oatstanding 11a-
btlltles of the said
newspaper.
EstabUsh or set np a
newspaper or printing
press.
Dally newspaper.
NEWSPAPEBS. Newspapers emplojed by
the corporation.
NEW YORK. New TorJk State cnr-
rency.
NEXT. Then next.
Next term.
Next spring term.
Next of kin.
Heirs or next of kin.
On the first day of May
next fixed.
At least ten days between
the day of serrlce and
the first day of the next
term.
By November nexL
Next adjoining.
NICBANZI. Fair, average, nicranzi
riee.
NIGHT. Sabbath night.
Daring thq night.
NINETT. Within ninety days.
NOlf • Dies non juridicas.
KOJEtTH. At the north door of the
coi^rt-honse.
NOSE. Slit the nose.
NOT. Wonid not.
Not tried.
Not transferable.
Shall not.
Not otherwise.
Lost or not lost.
Not insnred.
Not hazardons.
HOTART. Official seal of snch no-
tary.
irOTE* TiU the payment of said
note.
Stock note.
Responsible for the whole
note without notice or
protest.
NOTE — Continued.
Promissory note signed
in the presence of an
attesting witness.
Promissory note not
negotiable.
Promissory note.
Note or memorandum in
writing.
Made a note.
Lost note.
Intnisted with any note.
Good note.
Founded on a bond, bill
or note.
If said note is eoUectlble.
BUI or note.
Bank note.
Bank bill or note.
Attested note.
NOTES. The within described
notes.
Satisfactory notes.
Promissory notes for the
payment of money.
Promissory notes.
Notes and obligations.
Legal tender notes.
False bank-notes.
Current bank notes.
^ All the notes of hand.
All notes.
All bills or notes.
NOTHING. Nothing due.
NOTICE* Notice in writing.
Waiving- demand and no-
tice.
Thirty days' public notice.
Summons^ notice or ad-
vertisement.
Besponsible for the whole
note without notice or
protest.
Beasonable notice.
Purchasers for a valuable
consideration without
notice.
One calendar month's no-
tice.
On notice being given.
Notice thereof left.
Immediate notice.
Give notice to the party.
Without further notice.
Due notice.
Determinable on a six
months' notice.
Ten days' notice.
547
NOTICE.
OCCUPY.
54B
NOTICE — Continued.
Actaal notice.
NOTORIOUS. Open and notorioas Insol-
vency.
NOTOSIOUSLY. Personi of notorionsly
bad character.
NOTEICBEB. By the first day of Novem-
ber.
By November nest.
NOW. Now past.
Any public Improvement
now ordered*
Now oecvples.
Now located.
BebtSy dnes,^ demands or
claims BOW due or to
grow due.
Bemud as now.
Between now and the
first day of September.
la now located.
As now laid out.
As now in the occupation
of.
As he now holds the
same.
NOXIOUS. Other noxious or destruc-
tive substance or liquid.
NUISANCE. Plg^sty, necessary or nui-
sance.^
NUMBEB. Greatest number of votes.
Unnsnal number.
Take and fill the number
of shares.
Any term or number of
years certain.
NUTS* Berries, nuts and vegeta-
bles used principally in
dyeing or composing
dyes.
OATH. Took the oath in such case
required by the act of
Congress.
Examination on oath.
Corporal oath.
Case in which the law of
the United States au-
thorizes an oath to be
administered.
OATHS* Oaths necessary in the
performance of their
duties.
OATS. Parcel of oats.
OBITEB* Obiter dicta.
OBJECT. Other object.
Assembly for the promo-
tion of any moral or
benevolent object.
OBJECTIONABLE. PablicorobjectioDsbl^
purpose.
OBJECTS. ObjecU of vortn and taite.
GoodSy wares, merchan-
disoy articles or objects.
OBLIGATION. Impaliinflr the obllgition
of contracts.
Contract, obligation or
liability.
OBUGATOBT. Writing obligatory.
BiU obligatory.
OBLITEBATING. Canceling or oblitenting.
OBTAIN. Fpr the largest sum that
we can reasonably ob-
tain.
Failed to obtahi relief.
OBTAINED. Creditor who has obtained
Judgment.
Have obtained.
First had and obtained.
OBTAINING. Purpose of obtaining.
OCCASIONED. Unless occasioned by
stranding.
Loss by fire occasioned bj
mobs or riots.
Loss occasioned by the
explosion of a steam
boiler.
OCCASIONS. Solemn occasions.
Extraordinary occasions.
OCCUPANT. Owner or occupant.
OCCUPANTS. Owners or occnpants.
OCCUPATION. Tools necessaiy for his
trade or occapation.
Occapation, prefessionor
employment.
• Profession, trade and oc-
cnpation.
Mannal occupation.
As now in the occapation
of.
Actoal occapation.
OCCUPIED. Way over my land as
usoally oecnpied.
Usedy occupied and enjoy-
ed.
Owned or occupied.
Now occupied by me.
As usually occupied.
A^oinlng to or oeeopied
with a dwelling-hoose.
Actually occupied.
OCCUPIEK. Owner or occupier.
Owner and occupier.
OCCUPIEBS. Owner or occupien.
Inhabitants and occoplen .
OCCUPY. Beside on, use or oocnpy.
Own or occopy the suH-
549
OCCUPY.
OFFICERS.
550
•CCUPY — Continued.
Hold) occupy, posseM or
enjoy.
Gontinne to occupy.
OF* Not been heard of.
Dispoge of.
Congistliiff of.
€itizeii of B.
In cliargre of.
Between now and the flnt
day of September.
Arises out of.
OFF. Struck off.
8et off.
Pay or put off.
Loading off shore.
Go off large.
Cat off.
OFFElfBEB. On recoyery of the prop-
erty and conviction of
the offender.
Beyond the life of the
offender.
OFFENBEBS. Prosecution, maintenance
and punishment of of-
fenders.
Agreeably to the usual
mode of process against
offenders in such State.
OFFE9SE. Substance of the offense.
Similar offense.
Same offense.
Like offense.
Indictable offense.
Eaeli offense.
Crime or offense against
the laws of China.
Continuing offense.
Attempts to commit any
offense.
OFFEHSIYE. Offensive weapon.
Noxious or offensive busi-
ness, trade or manufac-
ture.
Noisome or offensive busi-
ness.
Business that might be
offensive.
OFFEHEB. Supi previonsly offered.
Be offered.
OFFICE. Tacated his office.
Term of office.
Sell any office.
Bemoved from office.
Pnblie office.
Pnblie annual office or
charge.
Otiier office and capacity.
OFFICE — Continued.
Misdemeaned himself in
his office.
Misconduct in office.
Local office.
Execute Jointly the office.
Interfere with the term of
office.
Another incompatible
office.
Book-keeper in office.
Persons liolding office.
Duties of their office.
Duties of his office.
Divine service, rite or
office.
Continue In said office.
Continue in office.
Color of his office.
Civil office.
By virtue of his office.
At an office or banking-
house.
Person appointed to an
office.
Annual office.
Accepted the office.
Abandonment of office.
OFFICER. State officer.
Besisting an officer in
serving process.
Besisting an officer.
Public officer.
Principal officer of such
corporation.
Presiding officer.
Police officer.
Other proper officer.
Money in the hands of a
sheriff or other officer.
Minbterial officer.
Judicial officer.
Executive officer.
Election officer.
De facto officer.
City officer.
OFFICERS. State officers.
Begnlation of the busi-
ness of the association
and the conduct of its
officers.
Otlier similar officers
Necessary for the accom-
modation of the officers
and crew.
Judicial officers.
Executive or ministerial
officers.
559
OB.
OB.
560
OB-
- Continued.
OB— Continued.
Moneyed business or com-
Wagon, cart or other car-
mercial corporation.
riage.
Any person or corpora-
Carpenters in their own
tion.
shops or in buildings
Litigation or controrersy.
erecting or repairing.
Contract) promise or
Canceling or obliterating.
agreement.
Camp-meeting, congre-
Contract, obligation or
gation or other assem-
liability.
bly of people met for
Constmctloii or repairs.
religious worship.
Constmction or repair of
Came by descent, gift or
any building.
devise.
Constmctloiiy erection or
By from or under.
repair of any building.
Trade or business of a
Consent or agreement.
butcher*
Conducting actions or
Outward mark or show of
suits.
business.
Competency or relevancy.
Labor, business, or work.
Or other compensation.
Engage in trade or busi-
Company or association.
ness.
Pardon such lunatic or
Business or work.
commute the execu-
Business or employment.
\
tion.
Business of a court of
\
Common or waste lands. '
criminal or civil judica-
Commence or prosecute
ture.
any action.
Burgesses or inhabitants.
By color of any false
Dwelling house or other
token or writing.
building.
Color or pretense of
Building, wharf or other
process.
superstructure.
Clerk or servant.
Building made use of for
Claim or demand.
printing or drying
Cfril action or proceed-
calico.
ing.
Building, erection or
Children or their issue.
thing.
ChUd or children.
Building, altering, repair-
Necessity or charity*
ing or ornamenting.
Charitable or benevolent
Bred, kept or preserved.
institutions.
French or fancy bread.
Costs or charges.
Bom or to be bom.
Charges or disbursements
Bonds for the payment of
at law.
money or other things.
Charge or conduct.
Of the blood of the person
1
Change the form or
on whom such estate
*
ground of action.
came or descended.
Change in title or posses-
Berries, nuts and vegeta-
sion.
bles used principally in
Change bill or ticket.
dyeing or composing
Any term or number of
dyes.
years certain.
Benevolent or charitable.
Casualties or conse-
Matters or things begUB
quences of war or re-
or made.
bellion.
Begging for alms or
•
Cart or truck-wagon.
soliciting charity.
Carry on or exercise the
Before or at the time.
practice or profession
Before final hearing or
of a surgeon.
trial.
553
ONLY.
OR.
554
ONLY — Contlnaed.
Copper when old and fit
only to be remanufac-
tnred.
Contract for the payment
of money only.
Bond for the payment of
money only.
OFEIT* Keeps open store.
Keeping open a dram
shop.
Keep open any room.
Keep open.
Filed in open conrt.
Open concabinagre*
OPENED. Softer to be opened any
letters.
Laid out and opened.
Da95 opened and made.
OPESATEf 9. Proper^ necessarily nsed
in operating any rail-
road.
OPERATION. Uniform In their opera-
tion.
Necessary for the con-
struction or operation
thereof.
Kept in operation.
OPEBAHTE. Laborer or operatlre.
OPINION. Written opinion.
OPPOSITE. Called to testify thereto
by the opposite party.
OPPOSITION. General opposition.
OPTION. Eight) option and refusal
to purchase.
Local option law.
Bnyer's option.
OB. Work or labor.
Waste or shoddy.
Warrant or order.
Wages or hire.
Granted or Toted.
Cities, towns or Tillages.
Terdict or judgment.
Yacant or nnoccupiod
lots.
Yacant or unoccupied.
Utter or put off.
Utter or publish.
Unlawful game or sport.
Transferred or changed.
Transaction or communi-
cation.
Trading or other public
company.
Trading or dealing.
Merchant or tradesman.
Trade or business.
OB — Continued.
Trade adventure or con-
cern.
Town or village.
Torment or torture.
Tools or implements.
Plunderer steal.
Ships or vessels.
Ship or vessel.
Servant or servants.
Servant or employee.
Sane or insane.
Sale or transfer.
Sale or disposition.
Bonte or location.
Biots or commotions.
Bight) title or interest.
Bight) power or privilege.
Bight) debt or duty.
Biding or division.
Beside or be.
Beserved) taken or re-
ceived.
Beservation or limitation.
Bents or profits.
Bent or service.
BecoTOred or preserved.
Beceipt or acquittance.
Collect or realise.
Building or purchasing.
Provision or article of
food.
Produce or commodity.
Procure or suffer.
Privity or knowledge.
Print or engraving.
Drunk or consumed on
the premises.
Prairie or timber land.
Practising medicine, or
healing the sick.
Possession^ reversion or
remainder.
Possession^ order or dis-
position.
P^, work or navigate.
Placed) elected or chosen.
Pilot) master or mariners.
Person or property.
Person or persons.
Permitted or suffered.
Acted, performed or re-
presented.
Penalty or forfeiture, pe-
cuniary or otherwise.
Payable in cash or work.
Parish or place.
Parent or guardian.
655
OS.
OB.
556
0£ — Continued.
Lot or pareel*
Palodstiy or otherwlM.
Paid or collected
Parcels or packages.
Owned or occupied.
Outward mark or show of
business.
Order or assigns.
On or before.
Or otherwise.
Office^ place or employ-
ment.
Trade or boslness offen-
sire to thp neighboring
inhabitants.
Offensive arms or wea-
pons.
Owned or oeenpied.
Bonds or other obliga-
tions.
Obligation or written con-
tract.
Object or refuse.
Oats or other lawful mer^
chandise.
Oath or other competent
proof.
Note or memorandum.
Noisome or offensiye busi-
ness.
Neglect or refuse.
Necessitj or mercy.
Necessaiy or usual.
Necessary or conyenient.
Neat stock or beeves.
Mortgages or securities
for money.
Money^ jewels or orna-
ments.
Mitigating or aggravating
circumstances.
Mistake or inadvertence.
Mistake or accident.
Mistake^ accident or mis-
fortune.
Merchant or tradesman.
Mereliant or trader.
Medicinal preparations or
compositions.
Meet or assemble.
Mechanic or other person.
Master or mariners.
Master or clerk.
Maker or manufacturer.
Lot or curtilage.
Lest or damaged.
Given or loaned to.
OB ^Continued.
Loaded or dischaiged.
Lien or pledge.
Any license or anthoritj.
Debts or liabilities con-
tracted before.
Letter er power of attor-
ney.
Letter or circular.
Leave or remove from the
State.
Leakage or stowagt.
Leakage or breakage.
-Lands orgroands where-
on said bridge is to be
built.
Landing place or basin.
Laborer or operative.
Labor, business or work.
Kill or take.
Keeping a faro bank or
gaming table.
Have er keep gunpowder.
Jndgment or order.
Jmdgmenty decree orliiul
order.
Jewels or ornaments.
Irregular or improper
conduct.
Invoice or entered valoe.
Intmsted or deposited.
IntOy through or under.
Cause or proceeding in
which he is interestod.
Estate or interest.
Intent to injure or de-
fraud.
Instrument or writing.
With intent to kill oris-
Jnre»
In or about.
Illegal or Improper con-
duct.
Hospitals or asylums.
Horse, mule or yoke of
oxen.
Horse, gelding or nnles.
Haadicraflainan or arti-
ficer.
Goods or movables.
Chtme of hazard or skin.
€k>ldor its equivalent,
Fntore aztensiotts or
branches.
Free laud or tenement.
Frandnlent conveyaaoe,
gift, delivery or tnm-
fer.
657
OR.
OR.
558
OB — Continued.
Founded on a bond, bill
or note.
For hire or gain.
Fixtures or erections used
for tbe purposes of
trade.
FincAy penalties or for-
feitures.
Final hearing or trial.
FinOy penalty or forfeit-
ure.
Filing or registration.
Fermented or distilled
liquor.
Fence or hedge.
Any neighborhood or
family.
False or fraudulent prac-
tice or appearance.
False or bogus checks.
Express or implied.
Caused by lightning or
explosions.
Execution or other legal
process.
ExcesseSf cruel treatment
or outrages.
Erections or additions.
Erection or construction
of a building.
Erection^ construction or
finishing of buildings.
ErectloUf alter or re-
pair.
Erection^ construction or
finishing.
Erected or built.
Erect or lease.
Endowment or fund.
Employed in or about the
works.
Educate or maintain.
Dramatic piece or enter-
tainment.
Keep or use any dog.
Molest or disturb.
Death or disability.
Distinctive deTice«.mark
or heading.
Any dCTice or substitute
for cards or dice.
Design or neglect.
Descent) gift or devise
from the parent or other
kindred.
Depot or station.
Deed or conveyance.
OB — Continued.
Deed of trust or mort-
gage.
Decree or judgment es-
tablishing the validity
of said patent.
Decree or judgment.
DeliTcr up such lease or
agreement.
Definitive or final decree.
Defective or insufficient
description or specifica-
tion.
Judgment or decision.
Decision or order.
All debts owing or accru-
ing.
Debts or demands.
DebtSy dues, demands or
claims now due or to
grow due.
Debt or demand.
Debt or damages de-
manded.
Debt or damages.
Debty default or miscar-
riage.
Debt arising out of or
founded on a contract.
Debty account, claim or
demand.
Dealing or trading.
Purchase or deal in land.
Deal or trade in.
Date of the last work
done or materials fur-
nished.
Dangers or accidents of
navigation.
Unnecessary danger or
peril.
Accidents or damages of
the seas of whatever
nature or kind whatso-
ever.
Breakage, leakage or dam-
age.
Cut down or otherwise
destroy.
Crew or ship*s company.
Credits or effects.
Bay or river craft or other
boat.
Court or judge.
Any county, city or
town.
Aid, abet, counsel or pro-
cure. •
559
OB.
OB.
560
OB— Continued.
Moneyed bnsiness or com-
mercial corporation.
Any person or eoipora-
tlon«
Litigation or coDtroreny.
Contract* promise or
agreement.
Contract* obligation or
liability.
Constmctlon or repairs.
Constractloii or repair of
any building.
Constraetton* erection or
repair of any building.
Consent or agreement.
Condnctiiig actions or
suits.
Competency or relevancy.
Or other compensation.
Company or association.
Pardon such lunatic or
commute the execu-
tion.
Common or waste lands.
Commence or prosecute
any action.
By color of any false
token or writing.
Color or pretense of
process.
Clerk or servant.
Claim or demand.
CItU action or proceed-
ing.
Cldldren or their issue.
Ctafld or chUdren.
Necessity or charity.
Giarltable or benevolent
institutions.
Costs or charges.
Charges or disbursements
at law.
Charge or conduct.
Change the form or
ground of action.
Change in title or posses-
sion.
Change bill or ticket.
Any term or number of
years certain.
Casualties or conse-
quences of war or re-
bellion.
Cart or truck-wagon.
Carry on or exercise the
practice or profession
of a surgeon.
OB— Continued.
Wagon, cart or other cs^
riage.
Carpenters in thetar own
shops or In boildJngs
erecting or repairing.
Canceling or obliterating.
Camp-meeting* congre-
gation or other assem-
bly of people met for
religious worship.
Came by descent, gift or
devise.
By from or under.
Trade or business of a
bntcher.
Outward mark or show ot
bnsiness.
Labor, bnsiness, or woik.
Engage in trade or bnsi-
ness.
Bnsiness or work.
BnslnesB or employment.
Business of a court of
criminal or civil judica-
ture.
Burgesses or inhabitants.
Dwelling house or other
building.
Building* wharf or other
superstructure.
Building made use of for
printing or drying
calico.
Building* erection or
thing.
BnUding* altering, repair-
ing or ornamenting.
Bred* kept or preserved.
French or f^ncy bread.
Bom or to be bom.
Bonds for the payment of
money or other things.
Of the blood of the ix^reon
on whom such estate
came or descended.
Berries* nuts and vegeta-
bles used principally in
dyeing or composing
dyes.
Benevolent or charitable.
Matters or things begin
or made.
Begging for alms or
soliciting diaritj.
Before or at the time.
Before final hearing or
trial.
561
OB.
ORDINARY.
502
OB— Continued.
Advanced or to be ad-
yanced.
Bay or harbor.
Bank or company engaged
in the business of bank-
ing.
Bank bill or promissory
note.
Bank bill or note.
Arerage or claim.
Author or composer.
Agent or attorney.
At or within.
At or near.
At an office or banking-
honse.
Assoeiate^ continae to
keep company or co-
habit, or criminally cor-
respond with.
Assign or otherwise part
with.
Taxes or assessments.
Assembly for the promo-
tion of any moral or
benevolent object.
Articles^ goods or things.
Other article or thing.
Ardent or vinous spirits.
Buildings or appurten-
ances to buildings.
Appropriated or used
Appointed or elected.
Party appealing or ap-
pealed against.
Or any of them.
Any other matter or thing
from the beginning of
the world.
Any jurisdiction or au-
thority.
Any estate or interest.
Annually or in any way
she may wish.
4ny annual or other fu-
ture election.
Annual or special elec-
tion.
All my property of any
nature or kind whatso-
ever.
All my estate whether
real or personal.
All judgments or decrees.
All bills or notes.
Alienated by sale or other-
wise.
OB— Continued.
OBDAHTEB.
OBDEB.
OKDEBS.
OBDINABT.
Aid or comfort.
A^olnlng to or occupied
with a dwelling-iMuse.
Adjoining or appurtenant
thereto.
Suit or action.
Action or proceeding.
Action for an Injury to
person or character.
Stated and ordained min-
ister of the gospel.
Ordained and stated min-
ister.
Warrant or order.
Town order.
Separately and in consec-
utive order.
Beligious sect, order or
denomination.
Pttblle peace and order.
Possession^ order or dis-
position.
Or order.
Ko order.
Judgment or order.
Judgment) decree or final
order.
Interlocutory order.
In perfect order.
New grant or order of
survey.
Apparent good order.
Good order and well con-
ditioned.
Good order and condition.
Good order.
Final order affecting a
substantial right.
Final order.
Decision or order.
Apparent good order.
Any such order.
Order affecting a substan-
tial right.
Obey and perform the
orders of the court.
Usual and ordinary course
of business.
Ordinary and yearly taxes.
Ordinary luggage.
Injunction to suspend the
general and ordinary
business of a corpora-
tion.
€(eneral and ordinary
business of a corpora.*
tion.
563
ORDINARY.
OTHER.
564
OBQAirZHIE.
ORIENTAL.
OBIOINAL.
0BI6INALLT.
ORNAMElfTS.
OBDINABT — Continaed.
Ordinary care.
Ordinary ealling.
Uaoal and ordinary course
•f bnslneaa.
Ordinary basiness.
Soft or organzine silk*
Coins, medals, gems and
oriental stones and other
raliiable things.
Original and nltimate
property*
Original promise*
Original pniposes.
Payments to the original
contractor.
Hew and original design.
DnpllcAte original.
Change its orlg^al pur-
pObO.
Book of original entries.
Demand originally ex-
ceeding five ponnds.
OBKAHEHTING. Bnildlngy altering, repair-
ing or ornamenting.
Personal ornaments.
Moneys jewels or orna-
ments.
Jewels or ornaments.
Widows and orphans.
Other writing.
Any other persons whom-
Boerer.
Other anaroidable acci-
dent.
msteoy executor or other
person having control of
the funds.
Timber and other trees.
Treason^ felony or other
crime.
Trading or other public
company.
Timber and other trees.
Other tenement.
Snit or other proceed-
ing.
Sneh house or other build-
ing.
Stone or other thing.
Other live and dead
stock.
Some other good cause.
Sale, mortgage or other
disposition of real es-
tate.
Bun upon the land of any
other person.
OBPHAKS.
OTHEB.
\
OTHEB — Continued .
Beeords and jndldsl pio-
ceedings of everr other
SUte.
Other publication.
Com, fodder, meat and
other profisiou on
hand.
Other pn^rtj.
Properly other tium land.
Other fraudulent, swind-
ling or deceitful prM-
tlees.
Other place.
Or other thing.
Or any other.
All other, the pentui
estate whatsoever.
Other officer.
Bonds or other obliga-.
tlons.
Oats or other lawful mer-
chandise.
Oath ar other competent
pro«f.
Other noxions suMance
or liquid.
No other.
Other great necessitf*
Money^ jewelry and other
valuables.
Money in the hands of &
sheriff or other oflker.
Other legal meichsft-
dise.
Memorandnm^ letter or
other writing.
Grain and other merehsi-
dise.
Mechanic or other per-
son.
Other means.
By any other means.
Master or other person
entitled to the service of
any slave.
Other manifest hipedi-
ments.
All other losses and mis-
fortunes.
Other the Issne.
Indignities to the other.
Any other canse of Is-
debtness whatever.
Other incidental ex-
penses.
Absence, sickness or otber
Inabili^.
565
OTHER.
OTHERS
566
OTHER — CoDtinned.
Hydnmlic ram, wheel or
other process forcing
water.
House or other place of
public resort for the
pablic performance of
stage plays.
Other head of the corpor-
ation.
Other extra hazardous
purposes.
Other grain.
Other unlawful game*
Other gpame or games.
Further or other valuable
' consideration.
Famiture and other
household effects.
Fire and all other una-
voidable accidents.
Any other explosive sub-
stance.
Execntlon or other legal
process.
Any instrument, arms or
other things calculated
to aid his escape*
Other estates*.
Elements or other
cause.
Furniture and other house-
hold effects*
Other easement*
Other dogs to kill
hares.
Other devlee*
Descent) gift or devise
from the parent or other
kindred.
All other crimes not cap-
ital.
Other crime*
Other small craft of light
character propelled by
steam.
Bay or river eraft or
other boat.
Corroborated by other
evidence.
Other copyhold*
Contrary or other inten-
tion.
Debts, contracts and other
engagements.
Contract89bargains,agree-
ments, policies and other
instruments.
OTHER— Continued.
Contract made between
the plaintiff and any
other person.
Contents of any promis-
sory note or other chose
in action.
Or other compensation*
Other choses in action.
Other annuity charged on
such lands.
Cases affecting ambassa-
dors, other public min-
isters and consuls.
Wagon, cart or other ear^
riage*
Camp-meeting, congrega^
tion or other assembly
of people met for reli-
gious worship.
Such other business as
may be provided by law.
Dwelling-house or other
building*
Any other building*
Building) wharf or other
superstructure.
Books and other writ-
ings.
Bonds for the payment of
money or other things.
Other beasts*
Any other bank*
. As in other civil actions.
Other article or thing.
All other personal prop-
erty appertaining to
said railroad.
Any other manner.
Any other matter or thing
from the beginning of
the world.
Any other funds.
Any annual or other fu-
ture election.
Other live animals*
Any other domestic ani-
mal*
Ambassadors and other
public ministers.
All my other property.
All my other estate real
and personal.
Acting on behalf of any
other person.
OTHERS* PersuaiUng others to en-
list.
Disturbance of others.
667
OTHERWISE.
OWN.
568
OTHSBWISE.
OUSTEB.
OUT.
Die by his own taaad or
act ToluitarOy or oth-
erwise.
Spirttnoas liquors not
otherwise enamerated.
Bold or otherwise dis-
posed of.
ImpouDd or otherwise
Alienated by sale or oth-
erwise.
Or otherwise.
Pemallj or forfeiture, pe-
cuniary or otherwise.
PalMistry or otherwise.
NefligVDce or otherwise.
Loadlsgy unloading, con-
veyance or otherwise,
whether arising from
negligence or other-
wise.
Incoirect or otherwise
unjust.
DMded or otherwise.
Otherwise dlsqaalifled to
sit.
Deprlred of the proyisiou
made for her by will,
or otherwise in lieu of
dower.
Deed not otherwise
charged.
Cut down or otherwise
destroy.
Otherwise than in current
eoln.
Assign or other?rise part
with.
Alienated by sale or oth-
erwise.
Actual ouster.
Walk out of the said
grounds.
Tnm out.
Trayellng or setting* out
on a journey.
Staked out.
See you out.
Beside out of this State.
Out of repair.
Patting out.
Pnt out.
Out of the presence of
her husband.
Pointed out.
Place out.
Moneys in the house and
out of it.
OUT — Continued.
OUTGOEfGS.
OUTSTANDDYQ.
OUT-DOOBS.
OUTBAQES.
OUTWABD.
OUTWABDS.
OTEB.
OTEBFLOWED.
OTEBFLOWV.
OTEB.
OYEBSEEB.
OTEBT.
OWINe.
OWN.
Laying out.
Lay out the road.
Lay oat.
Laid out and opened.
Laid out.
Into and out of the port
Goods out of any charch.
From and out.
Fit out.
Out of the fandlj.
Depart from and reside
out of.
CIoBing out.
As now laid out.
Arises out of.
Necessary outgoings.
Part of an outstanding
crop.
All the outstanding lialnli-
ties of the said news-
paper.
All I possess indoors ind
outdoors.
Tiiese outrages.
Excesses^ crael trett-
ment or outrages.
Outward marlL or show oi
bnsiness.
Inwards and outwtsds.
Pay over.
Make over and grut
Account for and payorcr.
JSwamp and overflowed
lands.
Lands overflown by tbe
swelling and currents ol
the river.
Make over and grant.
Erery such overseer.
Assistant overseer.
Market overt.
Sums of money owing to
me.
All debts owing or accm-
ing.
All debts due and owing.
In his own right.
Persons drawing firewood
for their own family nse.
Articles p^rishahle ^
their own nature.
Otiier articles perisbaUe
in their own natnre.
Loan or discount on
pledge of its own stock.
Load or unload at his own
risk.
In her own rii^t.
569
OWN.
FART.
670
OWU— GonUnaed,
OWIfED.
OWlfER.
OWHEB'S.
OWHEBS.
OWHEBSmP.
OXEir.
PACKAGE.
PAID.
Lawf al heln of their own.
Die by his own hand.
Carpenters in their own
shops or in buildings
erecting or repairing.
Acknowledge it as his
own.
Owned or occupied.
Owned by said company*
Unknown owner.
Selected by the owner.
Original owner.
Name of the owner carred
or engraved thereon.
General owner.
Adyantageg of said road
to said owner.
A^oining owner.
Adjacent owner.
Owner's risk.
At owner's risk.
Bisk of the master and
owners.
Owners or proprietors.
Owner or owners.
Entlrey nnconditional and
sole ownership.
Absolute ownership.
Yoke of oxen.
Horsey mnle or yoke of
oxen.
SimUar natnre, package,
value and quality.
Parcel or package.
Use till paid.
To be paid.
TIU paid.
See you paid.
Secnred to be paid.
Purporting that any
money will be paid.
Person who has paid
money lost upon any
game or wager.
Legacies to be paid with
interest in three
months.
Regular Jockeys or paid
riders.
In hand paid.
I will see you paid.
Ended and debt and costs
paid.
My just debts to be first
paid.
Costs shall be paid by the
State
PALM.
PAPEB.
PAID — Continued.
Valuable consideration
paid.
Paid by check.
After my debts and f nnera^
charges are paid.
PAIB. One pair of boots.
A pair of pants.
One pair of working
cattle.
Wety dirty or unmerchant-
able palm oil.
On profit on palm oil.
'White paper.
Toting paper.
Utensils for the making
of paper.
Negotiable paper.
Instmmenty document or
paper.
His commercial paper.
Dealing in commercial
paper.
Commercial paper.
ApproTOd indorsed paper
Accommodation paper.
Among the ralaable
papers.
Better legal and para-
mount title.
Parcehi or packages.
Pardon such lunatic or
commnte the execution.
Beprieres and pardons.
Descent) gift or devise
from the parent or other
kindred.
PABIAHWABE. China, porcelain and
parian ware.
Within the parish.
Besiding in any parish
with his relatives.
Of the parish of M.
New parish.
Divided parish.
PABLIAMENTABT. ParlUmentary taxes.
PABOCHIAL. Pnblic parochial funds.
Given in parochial relief.
PABOL. Written or parol agree-
ment.
Parol demnrrer.
PABT. Wholly or in part.
Shop attached to and being
part of any dwelling-
house.
One-fonrtl* part of my
estate.
Pttrt owners.
PAPEBS.
PABAMOUNT.
PABCELS.
PABDOK.
PABDONS.
PABEKT.
PABISH.
571
PART.
PAUPERS.
572
PABT— Continued.
Latter part of the mouth*.
Part of the hoQHe*
Greater part of them in
interest.
Part of a faetoiy used
solely for the nmaufac-
tare of goods.
Decide or take part in the
decision.
Bracesy suspenders com-
posed in part of India
rubber.
Assign or otherwise part
with.
As part.
Her part aforesaid*
PABTE. Ex parte paterna.
Ex parte matema.
Ex parte.
PABTICULAB* Free of particular average
Out of the jurisdiction of
any particular State.
PARTICULARS. Bill of particulars.
PARTIES. Third parties.
Signed by the parties.
Said parties.
Belated to the parties.
Beeiting the names of the
parties.
(higinal parties.
New parties.
Parties interested*
Parties grieyed*
Final determination of
the right of the parties.
Defect of parties.
PABTNEB. Dormant partner.
PABTNEBSHIP. Secret partnership.
Ordinary partnership.
PABTS. Isolated parts of counties.
External parts of the
premises.
Parts of a dollar.
PABTT. Party wall.
Transactions with or
statement by a deceased
party.
The party.
Snccessfnl party.
Substantial rights of the
adverse party.
Belated to either party.
Beal party in interest.
Prevailing party.
Opposite party.
Other party.
Nominal party.
PARTY — Continued.
Losing party.
Innocent party.
Injnred party.
Give notice to the party.
Either party.
Defeated party.
Called to testify thereto
by the opposite party.
Party appealing or ap-
pealed against.
Any party to a cause.
Party aggrieved.
Aggrieved party.
Adverse party.
PASS. Utter, pass, publish or sell
Privilege to pass and re-
pass throngh said lot of
land.
Besemble or pass for.
Forcibly pass.
PASSAGE. On a passage.
Obstmct or retard tbe
passage of tbe mail.
Final passage.
One continnons passige.
Contemplated passage
way.
At the date of its passage.
PASSENGERS. Tehicle for the transporta-
tion of passengers.
Passengers risk.
Gross receipts from pas-
sengers.
Proper facilities and cod-
venfence for the conrey-
ance and acoommoda*
tion of passengers.
Conveyance provided for
the transportation* of
passengers.
PASSING. Privilege of passing and
repassing.
PASSION. Heat of passion.
PAST. Last past.
PASTIME. Lawful games, sport, pas-
time or exercise.
PATENT. Place not being a patent
theater.
To make a patent
Fahribanks' patent.
Decree or judgment estab-
lishing the validity of
said patent.
PATENTED. Right to nse tbe thing
patented'.
Thing patented.
PAUPEBS. Foreign paupers.
673
PAVEMENT.
FE ACE ABLE,
574
PATEMElNT,
PAT.
PAYABLE.
PAYEE.
PAYDie.
PAYMENT.
Form of the pavement.
Warrant to pay.
To pay.
At the time pay.
Behest to pay.
Beady to pay.
Promised to pay.
On Aagnst let, or as soon
as the vendee shall pay
#2,000.
Hay pay.
Liability to pay money
upon a contingency.
I promise to pay.
Liability to pay money
upon a contlngoney.
Called upon to pay.
Anthorlty to pay.
Account for and pay
over.
I agree to pay.
Advanee or pay.
Beserredy dae or made
payable.
Bent payable.
Paid and payable.
Made or payable in this
State.
Instmment payable In
money.
Dne and payable.
Debts payable by law out
of his personal estate.
Payable as convenient.
Payable to bearer.
Delivered to the payee or
some person in his be-
half.
Yielding and paying.
On your paying interest.
Kotos for the purpose of
paying claims.
Writing for the payment
of money.
Upon such payment.
Upon each payment.
Undertaking for the pay-
ment of money.
Till the payment of said
note.
Suspension of payment.
Suspend payment.
Subject to the payment
of rent.
Subject to the payment.
Security for the payment
of money.
Befuse the payment of.
PAYMENT — Ck^ntlnued.
Promissory notes for the
pajrment of money.
In part payment thereof.
Order for the payment of
money.
On payment of costs.
Occasloned.by paymentor
pledge of the property of
the husband.
Obtaining and recovering
payment.
Obligation for the pay-
ment, of money only.
Funds for the payment of
the note.
Instmment for the pay-
ment of money only.
Immediate payment.
Guarantee payment.
From and after payment
and subject thereto.
Fraudulently stopped or
suspended and not re-
sumed payment.
Draft for the payment of
money.
Direct payment of money.
Default in payment.
Contract for the payment
of money only.
Contract for the payment
of interest.
Actual cash payment.
Cash payment.
Bonds for the payment of
money or other things.
Bond for the payment of
money only.
Actual payment.
Actual cash payment.
Periodical payments.
Future payments.
Payments really and bona
fide made.
Biennial payments.
Aggregate payments.
Public peace and order.
Justice of the peace.
Disturb the peace.
Breach of the peace.
Bill of peace.
Against the peace of the
State.
<{uiet and peaceable pos-
session.
Open and peaceable en-
try.
PAYMENTS.
PEACE.
PEACEABLE.
575
PECUNIARY.
PERSON.
576
PECtUIAKY.
Penally or forfeitnrey pe-
PERFORMING.
Person performing labor
cuniary or otherwise.
oi furnishing nuiterlals
PEDIS.
Possessio pedis.
of any kind.
PEEP ABO.
Plajed peep abo.
PKKlli.
Wilfully and wantonly ex-
PENALTIKS.
Suits for penalties and
posing himself to any
forfeitures.
•
unnecessary danger or
FineSy penalties or for-
peril.
feitures.
Unnecessary danger or
PENALTY.
Special proceeding to en-
peril.
force a penalty or for-
PKRIIiS.
Otiier perils.
.
feiture.
PERILOUS.
Exposure to unnecessary
Liable to a like penalty.
danger, hazard or peril-
Ftne^ penalty or forfeit-
R
ous adyenture.
ure.
PERIOD.
Term of one year and an
PEiniiNG.
Actions and gnits pend-
indefinite period there-
ing.
after.
nBNlTEJKTIART. Stftte jail or peniteiitiary.
PERISHABLE.
Other articles perishable
A sentence of imprison-
in their own nature.
ment In the penitentiary.
PERJURV.
Adjudged guilty of per-
PENNSILYANIA
.• Lawful current money of
jury.
Pennsylyania.
PERMIT.
As far as rules of law and
PEOPT.E.
Arrests, restraints and
t
equity will permit.
detainments of king,
PERMITTED.
Suffered or permitted.
princes or people.
PERMITS.
Knowingly permits.
Ontiionse where people
PERPETUITIES. Perpetuities and monopo-
resort.
Ues.
Consent of the people
PERSOir.
Wilful and indecent ex-
expressed at the ballot-
posure of the per-
box.
son.
Camp-meetlngy congrega-
White person.
tion or other assembly
Unborn person.
of people met for reli-
Trustee^ executor or other
gious worship.
person haying control of
Assemblage of people met
the funds.
for religious worship.
Transient person.
Adoption by the people.
Transaction with or state-
PEBAJiniUH.
At a salary of ^2,500 per
ment by a deceased per-
annum.
son.
PERFECT.
Perfect war.
Trading person going
Perfect the organization
from town to town.
In perfect order.
- Any third person.
Good and perfect deed.
Tidce charge of and pro-
PERFORM.
Obey and perform the
▼ide for such intoxicated
orders of the court.
person.
Faithfully perform.
Suitable person.
Abide, do and perform.
Any such person.
PERFORMAJNCE
• Oaths necessary in the
Person bound as security
performance of their
for another.
duties.
Secretly on or about their
House or other place of
person.
public resort for the
Run upon the land of any
public performance of
other person.
stage plays.
Require the person hav-
PERFORMED.
Not to be performed
ing such right of action
within a year.
forthwith to commence
Usually performed.
suit.
Labor performed.
Remoral of any such per-
Conditions performed.
son from the State.
577
PERSON.
PERSONAL.
578
FEBSON — Continued.
Bemain upon any side-
walk to the annoyance
of any person.
Prlrate person.
Possession of any person.
Personate any person
entitled to vote.
Mechanic, miner or other
person.
Other person or persons.
Other person.
Person so offending^.
In the actual occupancy
of any person.
Free negro^ mulatto or
free person of color.
Mechanic or other person.
Person performiug labor
or furnishing materials
of any kind.
Master or other person
entitled to the service
of any slave.
Shall marry another per-
son.
Person having the man-
agement of the road.
Legal charge of her j>er-
son.
Person interested.
Injuries to the person.
Injuries done to person
or property.
Person injured*
Indignities to the per-
son.
Improper person.
Hnrty molested or re-
strained in his person
or estate.
Healthy and able-bodied
person.
Person in the habit of get-
ting intoxicated.
From the person.
Person having a family.
Person of his family.
Erery person.
Person entitled to vote.
Person in disguise*
Attempt to discharge any
kind of loaded arms at
any person.
Delivered to the payee or
some person in his be-
half.
Damage to the person.
T
PEBSON — Continued .
Any person or corpora-
tion.
Every person conricted of
felony.
Contract made between
the plaintiff and any
other person.
Contract in writing with
a person.
Confine the person of any
female.
Carries concealed about
his person.
Salt of any common per-
son.
Committing any person to
jaU.
Person of color.
Any person claiming
property.
Person in charge.
Person of good charac-
ter.
Carries concealed about
his person.
Of the blood of the per-
son on whom such estate
came or descended.
Blacky Indian and white
person.
Person appointed to an
office.
Any person.
Person aggrieved.
Adrantage as well as the
disadvantage of the road
to such person. *
Acting on behalf of any
other person.
Action for an injury to
person or character.
Wages of her personal
labor.
T00IS9 implements, in-
struments and personal
property whatsoever.
All tilings whatsoever,
whether real or per-
sonal.
Personal senrices or earn-
ings.
Having had personal ser-
rice.
Serious personal injury.
Serious illness, local dls-
ca8e, affection or per-
sonal Injury.
FEBSOKAL.
675
PECUNIABT.
PERSON.
576
FEGUHUBY.
PEDIS.
PEEP ABO.
PEHILTIES.
FEHILTT.
PENDINO.
PEOPLE.
Pemally or forfeiture, pe-
conUry or otlierwUe.
Posaes8lo pedis.
Played peep abo.
Salts for penalties and
forfei tares.
Fiaesy penalties or for-
feitures.
Special proceeding to en-
force a penalty or for-
feiture.
Liable to a like penalty.
Fiaey penalty or fozfeit-
ure.
Actions and salts pend-
ing.
PEKITENTIABT. State Jail or penitentiary.
A senteace of imprison-
ment in the penitentiary.
PEHHSTLYAIVIA. Lawful current money of
Pennsylvania.
Arrests, restraints and
detainments of king,
princes or people.
Oathoase where people
resort.
Consent of the people
expressed at the ballot-
box.
Canp«meetlng9 congrega-
tion or other assembly
of people met for reli-
gious worship.
Assendilageof people met
for religious worship.
Adoption by the people.
At a salary of ^2,500 per
annum.
Perfect war.
Perfect the orgaaliatlon
In perfect order.
Good and perfect deed.
Obey and perform the
oiders of the court.
Faithfully perform.
Abide, do and perform.
PEBFOBMANCE. Oaths neees3ary in the
performance of their
duties.
Hoose or other place of
public resort for the
public performance of
stage plays.
Not to be performed
within a year.
Usually performed.
Labor performed.
Conditions performed.
FEB AIimUH.
PERFECT.
PEBFOBM.
PEBFOBMEB.
PEKFOBHING.
FEBIL.
PEBDLS.
PERILOUS.
FEBIOD.
PEBTSHABLB.
PEBJURT.
PEBKIT.
FBBIQTTED.
PEBKITS.
PBBPETUITIES.
FEBSON.
Person performing hbor
Of famishing aateiiali
of any kind.
Wilfully and wantonly ex-
posing himself to any
unnecessary danger or
peril.
Unnecessazy danger or
peril.
Other perils.
Ezposnre to unneoeMiiy
danger, liazaid or peril-
ous adyenture.
Term of one year and an
indefinite period there-
after.
Otker articles petlshabte
in their own nature.
Adjudged guilty of per-
jury.
As far as rules of law and
equity wlU permit.
Suffered or permitted.
Knowingly permits.
Perpetuities andmoaofo-
lies.
inifnl and indecent ex-
posure of the pe>
son.
White perscm.
Unborn person.
Tmsfteey executor or otter
person having control of
the funds.
Transient person.
Transaction with or stirte-
ment by a deceased per-
Trading person going
from town to town.
Any tiilrd person.
Take charge of and pro-
Tide for such intoxicated
person.
Suitable person.
Any sack person.
Person bound as seeuritj^
for another.
Secretly on or about their
person.
Ban upon tke land of an j
other person.
Beqnire the person hir-
ing such rig^t of action
fortk¥ritk to eommeaoe
suit.
BemoTal of any such per-
son from the State.
577
PEBSON.
PERSONAL.
578
FEBSON— ContinDed.
Bemain upon any side-
walk to the annoyance
of any person.
Prlrate person.
PosseBsion of any person.
Personate any person
entitled to vote.
Mechanic, miner or other
person.
(HJier person or persons.
Other person.
Person so offendlngr*
In the actual oeenpancy
of any person.
Free negroj mulatto or
free person of color.
Mechanic or other person.
Person performing labor
or furnishing materials
of any kind.
Master or other person
entitled to the service
of any slave.
Shall many another per-
son.
Person having the man-
agement of the road.
Legal charge of her j)er-
son.
Person interested*
Injuries to the person.
Injuries done to person
or property.
Person injured.
Indignities to the per-
son.
Improper person.
Hurty molested or re-
strained in his person
or estate.
Healthy and able-bodied
person.
Person in the habit of get-
ting intoxicated.
From the person.
Person having a family.
Person of his family.
Every person.
Person entitled to vote.
Person in disguise*
Attempt to discharge any
kind of loaded arms at
any person.
Delivered to the payee or
some person in his be-
half.
Damage to the person.
PEBSON — Continued.
Any person or corpora-
tion.
Every person convicted of
felony.
Contract made between
the plaintiff and any
other person.
Contract in writing with
a person.
Confine the person of any
female.
Carries concealed about
his person.
Salt of any common per-
son.
Committing any person to
jail.
Person of color.
Any person claiming
property.
Person in charge.
Person of good charac-
ter.
Carries concealed about
his person.
Of the blood of the per-
son on whom such estate
came or descended.
Blacky Indian and white
person.
Person appointed to an
office.
Any person.
Person aggrieved.
Advantage as well as the
disadvantage of the road
to such person. *
Acting on behall of any
other person.
Action for an Injury to
person or cluq*acter.
lYages of her personal
labor.
Tools, implements, in-
struments and personal
property whatsoever.
All things whatsoever,
whether real or per-
sonal.
Personal senrices or earn-
ings.
Having had personal ger-
riee.
Serious personal injury.
Serious illness, local dis-
ca.<te, affection or per-
sonal injury.
PEBSOKAL.
579
PERSONAL.
PLACE.
580
PEBSOKAL — ConUnued.
Personal support and
comfort.
Personal representatlTes,
Beasonable efforts to ef-
fect personal service.
Personal proporty*
Property personal and
real.
All pleas of personal ac-
tions.
Locomotives and all other
personal property.
Next personal represent-
ative.
Personal luggage.
Personal labor.
Serioas personal injnry.
Estate real and personal.
Effects both real and per-
sonal.
Debts payable by law out
of his personal estate.
Controversies virhich
might be the sabject of
a personal action at law
or of a suit in equity.
All other personal prop-
erty appertaining to
said railroad. /
All the real and personal
estate.
All personal effects.
All my personal property.
All my other estate real
and personal.
All my estate whether real
• or personal.
All my estate both real and
personal.
PERSONALLY. Personally known.
Personally acquainted.
Any other persons whom-
soever.
Other persons to the jury
unknown.
Third persons.
Person or persons damni-
fied.
Person or persons.
.Other person or per-
sons.
Indifferent persons.
Persons holding office
Persons then composing
such company.
Competent person?.
Class of persons.
PERSONS.
PERSONS — Continued.
Persons of notoriously
bad character.
Persons attending at the
assizes.
All persons.
PERSUASION. Another or different per-
suasion, sector denomi-
nation.
PERSUASIONS. Religions sentiments or
persuasions.
PERTAINING. Jurisdiction pertaining to
probate courts.
PETITION. Substance of the petition.
Upon the petition of the
defendant.
PETITIONER. Claim adverse to the es-
tate of the petitioner.
P£TTIFO€fGING. Pettifogging shyster.
PHILANTHROPIC. PhUosophical or philan-
thropic purposes.
PHYSIC. Practice physic.
Faculty of physic.
PHYSICIAN. Requisition of a physi-
cian.
Present attending physi-
cian.
Prescription or recom-
mendation of a gradu-
ated physician.
Prescription made and
signed by a regular
practising physician.
Family physician.
Attending physician.
PIECE. Dramatic piece or enter-
tainment.
PIECES. Sundry pieces of silver
coin.
Similar pieces of gold or
silver counterfeit coin.
PILE. Clear, grub and pile the
bush.
PILOT. Licensed pilot.
PINT. One pint.
PIRATES. Enemies, pirates and as-
sailing thieves.
PISTOL. Loaded pistol.
PLACE. Dwelling-house or usual
place of abode.
Usual place of religious
worship.
Usual place of business.
Usual place of abode.
Traveled place.
Street or place.
Same place.
Place of publication.
581
PLACE.
POLITICS.
682
PLACE — Contintied.
Public place.
PLACED.
PLACES.
PLAINTIFF.
PLANTATION.
Principal place of busi-
ness.
Pabllc passage or place
built upon.
Parish or place.
Office, place or employ-
ment.
Office or place of profit.
Mj fishing place.
Market place.
Last and usual place uf
abode.
Landing place or basin.
HoQse or place where
liquors are retailed.
House or other place of
public resort for the
public performances of
stage plays.
From the place of his
abode.
From place to place.
Fisliing place.
Established or usual place
of business.
Place of destination.
In conformity with the
cnstom of this place.
Conyenient place.
Place of business.
Place having a known
bonndarj.
Actual place of abode.
Place to which the public
have access.
Place of abode.
Usual place of abode.
Legally placed.
Squares, streets or places.
Most public places.
Burial places.
Places aforesaid.
Molest or disturb the
plaintiff.
Judgment for the plain-
tiff.
Contract made between
the plaintiff and uny
other person.
Plaintiff claims.
Affidavit of the plaintiff.
My plantation.
Messuages or plantation.
Stock, plantation utensils
and household furni-
ture*
PLATE.
Silver plate.
PLATES.
Tin plates.
PLATFORM.
Standing, riding or be-
ing upon the platform of
moving railway coaches.
PLAT.
Stage play.
Betting on the sides or
hands of such a.s do or
shall play.
PLAYED.
Game played for money.
PLAYING.
Playing policy.
PLATS.
House or other place of
public resort for the
public perfoi*mance of
stage plays.
PLEA.
Issuable plea.
Plea in four days.
PLEADING.
Seven days' time for
pleading.
PLEADINGS.
Practice^ pleadings and
forms and modes of
proceeding.
PLEASURE.
During the pleasure of
the Govenior.
PLEDGE.
Occasioned by payment
or pledge of the prop-
erty of the husband.
Loan or discount on
pledge of its own stock.
Lien or pledge.
PLIGHT.
Redeliver or restore the
property in the same
condition or plight.
PLOW.
Plow horse.
PLUNDER.
Plunder or steal.
PLTING.
Plying coastwise.
POINT.
Determination or direc-
•
tion of the judge in
point of law.
POCKKT.
Picking her pocket.
POINTS.
Cardinal points.
POISON.
Administer poison.
POLE.
Fence or pole.
POLICE.
Superintend the police of
the town.
Police regulation.
Regulate the police.
POLICIES.
Contriict8,bargains,agree-
ments, policies and other
instruments.
POLICY.
The within policy is re-
newed.
Wager policy.
Terms or conditions of
this policy.
Permanent policy.
POLITICAL.
Political office.
POLITICS.
Opposite politics.
81
589
POLL-BOOK.
PRACTICE.
m
POLL-BOOK.
POLLS.
POKD.
POOR.
POPULI.
PORK.
PORT.
PORTION.
PORTS.
POSSESS.
POSSESSED.
POSSESSION.
Anj poll-book.
Ratable polls.
Ojster pond.
Relief of th»poor.
Poor ehlld.
Salas popull est saprema
lex.
Mess pork.
Use a port.
To or from the port.
See into port any ships.
SeeoBd safe port.
Safe port.
Now in the port of Am-
sterdam.
Into aad out of the port.
Home port.
From the port.
From a port.
Foreign port.
Final port of discharge.
Exported from the port.
Port of destination.
Depart from the port.
Carried into any port.
Arriral at a foreign port.
Equal portion.
Blockaded ports excepted
Kow possess.
Hold, occupy, poesess or
enjoy.
All the property I pos-
sess.
All I possess in-doors and
out-doors.
Money I may die pos-
sessed of.
Freely to be possessed
and enjoyed.
All I am possessed of.
Tested in possession.
Tenant in possession.
Taken into possession or
custody.
Qniet and peaceable pos-
session.
Put in her possession.
Peaceable possession.
Agent intrusted with the
possession.
Intrusted with and in pos-
session of.
Found' in the possession
of.
Discontinued such pos-
session or receipt.
Discontinuance of pos-
session.
POSSESSIONS-
POSSIBLE.
POST.
POSTHUMUS.
POST^FFICE.
POST-ROADS.
POSTS.
POUmD.
POUIVDS.
POWER.
POWERS.
PRACTICABLE.
PRACTICAIi.
PRACTICE.
Continued.
Cliaage in title or {ms-
session.
CluuBtge of poflsessloB.
Apparent possession.
Adrerse possession.
Actual possession.
Actual change of posses*
sion.
Actual and continued
change of possessien.
As soon as possible.
All possible diqiatdL
Sent by post.
Ex post facto.
Posthnmus eliild.
Depositing the same in
the post-office.
Post-offices and posi-
roads.
Separate posts.
Posts, depots and stations
Town pound.
New pound.
Demand originally ex-
ceeding flTe pounds.
Loss which may happei
by means of an usiipei
power.
Burnt by usurped ptifer.
Usurped power.
Special power.
Right} power or prlrilege.
Police power.
Military or usurped
power.
Letter or power of attor-
ney.
Judicial power as to mat-
ters of law and eqni^.
Judicial power.
Inrasion) insurrection er
civil commotion, or of
any militaiy or usurped
power.
Oeneral power.
ExclusiTe power.
lUghts, powers and i^iri-
legeB.
Full legislatlTe powers.
As soon as practicable.
Directors eight of wblcb
shall be practical me-
chanics.
Make, use or put in prac-
tice.
Usage and practice oi
war.
585
PRACTICE.
PRICES.
586
PRACTICE — CentlnQed.
PREPARE.
ProTide or prepare the
False or frandalent prac-
the means for.
tice or appearance.
PRESCRIBED.
Terms prescribed by law.
Contbrae to practice.
In such manner as shall
Carry on or exercise the
by law be prescribed.
the practice or profes-
In the form prescribed.
sion of a surgeon.
PRESCRIPTION. Fill a prescription.
Practice as an apotheeaiy.
PRESENCE.
Immediate Tiew and pres-
FRACT1SEB.
Otherwise nsed and prac-
ence of the court.
tised.
Promissory note signed
PRACTIKIire.
PrescrlptioB made and
in the presence of an
signed by a regular
attesting witness.
practising physician.
In their late or present
PBECAUnON.
Without proper precan-
trade.
tiun.
No present hope of re-
PRE-EMPTION.
Bona fide pre-emption
covery.
claimants.
His present or any future
PRE-EMPTOB.
Bona fide pre-emptor.
debt.
PRKFEREirCE.
Undue or unreasonable
PRESENTATION. Upon the presentation
preference.
of the deed.
Adyantage^ preference or
On the presentation of this
priority.
document.
PREJUDICE.
Dismissed without preju-
PRESERVED.
ReeoTered or preserved
•
dice.
through his instrumen-
PREJUDICIALLY. Interfere with or preja-
tality.
dicially affedt.
Beeovered or preserved.
PREMEDITATED. Wilful, deliberate and
Property recovered or
premeditated.
preserved.
Deliberate and premedi-
Bred, kept or preserved.
tated.
PRESS.
Liberty of the press.
PREMISES.
Yiew the premises.
•
Establish or set up a
Refusal of the premises.
newspaper or printing
Possession of the prem-
press.
ises.
PRESSING.
Tobacco pressing, no
Persons having the care
manufacturing.
of the premises.
PRESUMED.
Presumed authority.
Own premises.
PRETEND.
Pretend to be a pliysiclan.
On or about his premises.
PRETENSE.
By means of a false pre-
Premises occupied by
tense.
him.
Color or pretense of pro-
Licensed premises.
cess.
Watchman kept on the
premises.
PREYAITifNG.
Partv prevailing.
PRETENTION.
Designed or intended for
Fitting up the premises.
the prevention of con-
External parts of the
ception.
premises.
PREVIOUS.
One day previous.
Estates, hereditaments
Previous payments made
and premises.
thereon.
Dispose of said premises.
Previous orders.
Stables to the said prem-
Previous authority.
ises belonging.
PREVIOUSLY.
Women of previously
Being the same premises.
chaste character.
PRTSTIBBE.
Profit a prendre.
PRICE.
Market price.
Profit a prendre.
Long price.
PRF.FASATIONS. Medicinal preparations
Invoice price.
or compositions.
Cost price.
Explosiye preparations
pri(;es.
Wholesale factory prices.
and compositions.
Factory prices.
587
PRIMA.
PROCEEDINOS.
588
FBIMA.
PRINCES*
PRINCIPIL*
PRnrCIPALLT.
FRDTT.
PBIHTED.
PBiMTlBIO*
PUOB.
PSIOSITT.
PRISON.
PRITATE.
PRITILEeE.
Prima facie erldenee.
Amsta, restraliita and
detaliuneiita of king,
princes or people.
RestralBta of princes and
ralers.
Restraints of princes.
Restraints and detentions
of princes.
DetaiBiiieiits of princes.
Principal olilee*
As principal.
BerrleSf nuts and vege-
tables used principally
in dyeing or composing
dyes.
Copy any print.
Printed and published.
Newspaper printed in the
county.
PnbUo printing.
Establish or set up a
newspaper or printing
press.
Building made nse of for
printing or drying calico
Prior to its passage.
Notice of any prior act of
bankraptcy.
Circuit breakers de-
scribed by him prior to
said application.
Adrantage, preference or
priority.
State prison.
Private war.
While trayelljig by public
or private conveyances.
Take private property.
Private stream*
Serve a private table.
Sale by private contract.
Occupied as a private
dwelling.
Necessary and useful for
public or private pur-
poses.
^Private corporation.
Traveling by public or pri-
vate conreyance.
Private bridge.
TitlOy right, privilege or
immunity.
Privilege to pass and re-
pass through said lot of
land.
Special privilege.
Privilege of the shores.
PRITILEGE — Continued.
Eighty privilege or Immii-
nity.
Righty power or prirflege.
Privilege of re-sUppiog.
Privilege of passic^ ud
repassing,
mi privilege.
first privilege.
Especial privileges.
Karltlme prize.
PRimJEGES.
PRIZE.
PROBABILITIES. Balance of probsbiUtieg.
PROBANBI.
PROBATE.
PROCEED.
PROCEEDING.
Onus probandL
Within six months ifter
the probate of the will.
Jurisdiction pertaining to
probate courts.
Proceed to sen.
Shall proceed direct
Undetennined proceed-
ing.
Suit or proceeding for
dower.
Suit or other proceeding.
Special proceeding to en-
force a penal^ or for-
feiture.
Praetleey pleadiogi and
forms and modes of pro-
ceeding.
Proceeding pendiagt
Parties to such proceed-
ing.
Forms and modes of pro-
ceeding.
Mode of proceeding.
Judicial proceedhig.
Cause or proceeding io
which he is Interested.
Criminal proceeding.
Collateral proceeding.
Civil proceeding.
Civil action or proceed-
ing.
Action or proceeding.
PROCEEDINOS. Suits and proceedings.
Special proceedings.
Proceedings in rest.
Records and jadlclal pro-
ceedings of every otiter
State.
Party to the proceedings.
Other proceedings.
Matters of proceedings in
bankraptcy.
Like prooeedtaigs.
Judicial proceedings.
Further proceedings.
589
PROCEEDINGS.
PROJECTIONS.
590
PROCEEDS.
PROCESS.
FR0CEEBD7GS — Contlnaed.
Foreclosure proceedings.
Admiralty proceedings.
Out of the proceeds of the
first cotton ginned.
Xet proceeds.
Interest) dividends,
profits and proceeds.
Clear proceeds of all
fines.
Resisting an officer In
serving process.
Incidental printing pro-
cess.
Establishment where the
chief process of print-
ing is carried on.
Original process.
Ordinarj process of law.
Modes of process.
Agreeably to the nsnal
mode of process against
offenders in such State.
Mesne process.
Mannfactoring process.
Stage, process or progress
of mannfactare.
Manufacture or process
incident to the manu-
facture of cotton.
Lien under final process.
Irregular process.
Incident to any manufac-
turing process.
Hydraulio vam, wheel or
other process forcing
water.
Final process.
FaUure to execnte pro-
cess.
Execution or other legal
process.
Bue process of law.
Criminal process.
Color or pretense of pro-
cess.
Civil process.
Attached on mesne pro-
cess.
All process.
Per procuration.
Proposals to buy, sell or
procure lottery tickets.
Aid, abet, counsel or pro-
cure.
Cause and procure to be
administered.
PROCUBED* Caused and procured.
PROCURnrG.
FROCUBATIOir
PROCUBE.
PRODUCE.
PRODUCING.
PRODUCTS.
PROFIT.
Procuring his discharge
from the custody.
Produce of a mine.
Income and produce.
Farmers selling the pro-
duce of their farms.
Produce of a farm*
Producing capacity.
Mineral products.
PRODUCTIONS. Yegetable productions.
Plants and vegetable pro-
ductions.
PROFESSION. Religions profession and
worjshfp.
Carry on or exercise the
practice or profession
of a surgeon.
PROFESSIONS. Professions, trades and
occupations.
PROFESSIONAL. Misdemeanor in his pro-
fessional capacity.
Professional charges.
Purpose of profit.
Possibility of profit.
Office or place of profit.
Office of trust or profit.
Office of profit and trust.
Office of profit.
Profit a prendre.
Sharing of profits.
Rents or profits.
Rents* issues and profits.
Rents and profits.
Net piofits.
Mesne profits.
Interest, rents and prof-
its.
Interest) dividends, prof-
its and proceeds.
GalnSf profits and in-
come.
All rents and profits.
Drunkenness, profiigacy
or any other cause.
Superintend the progress.
Ruling^ of the court in
the progress of the
trial.
Public work erected or in
progress of erection.
Promote the progress of
science and the useful
arts.
Stage, process or prog-
ress of manufacture.
Regulate or prohibit.
PROHIBITION. Writ of prohibition.
PROJECTIONS. Usual projections.
PROFLIGACY.
PROGRESS.
PROHIBIT.
591
PROMISE.
PROPERTY.
m
FBOKOTE.
PBOMOTION.
PROOF.
PROMISE. I promise to pay.
Contraety promise or
agreement.
Collateral promise.
Agreement) contract or
promise io writing.
PROMISRORY. Bonds and promissory
notes for money or
property.
PROnSSOBY-NOTE. Contents of any
promissory note or
other chose in action.
Bank bill or promissory
note.
A promissory note.
Promote a lottery*
Assembly for the promo-
tion of any moral or
benevolent object.
Wel^t of proof.
Proof satisfactory.
Satisfactory proof.
Preponderance of proof.
Oath or other competent
proof.
Gallons of proof spirit.
Proof of execution.
Proof is evident.
Borden of proof.
Other small craft of light
character propelled by
steam.
Ifithont proper precaa-
tion.
Whenever he thinks
proper.
Under his proper hand
and seal.
Only proper use.
Other proper officer.
Necessary and proper for
carrying into execution.
Necessary and proper.
To take proper means.
Keep proper books of ac-
count.
Proper tools or imple-
ments of a farmer.
Fit and proper regula-
tions.
Feed) water and take
proper care of.
Proper facilities and con-
venience for the accom-
modation of passengers.
Proper and legal expenses
To do as she sees proper
before her death.
PROFERTT.
PROPELLED.
PROPER.
Wrecked property.
YelnBtarOy retam the
property.
Annual value of the prop*
er^.
Yalme of the property
taken.
ToolSy Implementf, lor
struments and penonal
property whatsoeTer.
TaxaUe property.
Tax upon property.
Take private property.
Steek and movable prop-
erty.
Siqparate property.
Same property.
Right of property.
Having reUtioB to ber
sole and separate prop-
er^.
Redeliver or restore tbe
property in the same
condition or plight.
On recovery of the prop-
erty and conviction of
the offender.
Property recovered.
Reasonable amount of
property.
Real property.
Ratable property.
Question of title to resl
property.
Prlvi^ property.
All the property I pos*
sess.
Personal property of
every kind.
Personal property Dot
capable of mannal de-
livery.
Personal property, estate
and effects.
Personal property coft-
slsting of money ud
clothes.
Personal property.
Personal estate, proper^*
chattels and effects.
Person or property.
Porlsluible property.
Locomotives and all stfcer
personal property.
Otker property.
Oeeasiened by pajmeDt «-
pledge of the property
of the hosbsad.
593
PROPERTY,
PROVIDED.
591
PEOPERTT — Continued.
Bonds and promissory
notes for money or
property.
Property necessary for
schools, religions and
charitable purposes.
Property necessarily used
in operating any rail-
road.
My property.
Morable property.
Mixed property.
Mill property.
Literary property.
Kinds of property.
Any kind of property.
Injnry to the property of
another.
Injuries to property.
Injuries done to person
or property.
General property.
Property and francliiBes.
Property of the enemy.
Property or money, or
effects.
Corporate property.
Conyeyance of real prop-
erty.
Contract in respect to her
property.
Contigrnous property.
Conceals his property.
Conceal his property and
effects.
Any person claiminflr
property.
Appropriation of prop-
erty.
All other personal prop-
erty appertainingr to
said railroad.
All the property I pos-
sess.
All the property.
All my property of every
description.
All my property of any
nature or kind whatso-
ever.
All my property.
All my personal property.
All my other property.
Property adjoining.
Adjoining property.
FBOPOBIlOirS. Belative proportions.
PBOPOSEB. It was proposed.
PROPRIETOR, Riparian proprietor.
Present proprietor.
PROPRIETORS. For the use of the propri-
etors of lands.
Proprietor or proprietors.
• Owners or proprietors.
^PROS. Kon pros.
Nol pros.
PROSECUTE. Person desiring to prose-
cute the same.
Prosecute with effect.
Concerned him to prose-
cute.
Commence or prosecute
any action.
PROSECUTED. Person for whose imme-
diate benefit it is prose-
cuted.
PROSECUTING. Prosecuting witness.
PROSECUTION. For want of prosecution.
Snit or prosecution.
Snch prosecution.
Hands necessary for the
prosecution of the im-
provements.
Malicious prosecution.
Criminal prosecution.
Commencement of the
prosecution.
CItH prosecution.
PROSECUTIONS. Criminal prosecutions.
PROSECUTOR. The prosecutor.
PROSPERITY. Acts necessary for the
prosperity of the soci-
ety.
PROSTITUTION. Purpose of prostitution
or concubinage.
PROTEST. Responsible for the whole
note without notice or
protest.
PROTESTANT. Educated in England and
In the Protestant reli-
gion.
PROTESTED. If regularly protested and
refused when due.
PROYABLE. Debts and liabilities prov-
able.
PROYE. Witness prove adverse.
PROYED. Proved to the satisfaction
of the selectmen.
PROYIDE. Take charge of and pro-
vide for such Intoxicated
person.
Maintain and provide.
Having the abililj to pro-
vide the same.
PROYIDED. Provided $G,000 shall be
raised.
595
PROVIDED.
PUBLIC.
596
FBOTIBED — Continaed.
Not herein otherwise pro-
vided for.
Xecessarj vegetables ac-
tually provided for
family use.
Kot named or provided
for.
Kanner provided by law.
Herein provided.
Conveyance provided for
the transportation of
passengers.
Clandestinely provided.
Such other business as
may be provided by law.
FBOTIDES. Having a family for which
he provides.
FBOTISIOir. Pecuniary provision .
Deprived of the provision
made for her by will, or
otherwise, in lieu of
dower.
Articles of provision.
PBOnSIOITAL. Provisional director.
PROTISIONS. Necessary provisions.
PBOTOCATIOH. No considerable provoca-
tion appearing.
Public wharf.
Public welfare.
Public way.
Public war.
Public yehlcles.
While traveling by public
or private conveyances.
Trading or other public
company.
Nearest public thorough-
fare.
Thirty days' public no-
tice.
Laws and other public
dues in any manner
accruing.
Taken for public use.
Suited for public repre-
sentation.
Public show*
Public seminary.
SeU the same at public
sale.
Traveled public road or
street.
Reserved public square.
Erecty repair and regru-
late public wharves.
Public refreshment and
entertainment.
PUBLIC.
PUBLIC — Continued.
Public race.
Purely public charity.
Judicial, legislative or
other public official
proceedings.
Public emoluments or
privileges.
Open and dedicated to tha
public use.
Place of public resort.
Public passage or place
built upon.
Overseer of a public road.
Any public improvement
now ordered.
Public officer.
Public office.
Office or public trust.
Public annual office*
Notary public.
Necessary and useful for
public or private pnr-
poses.
Most public places.
Maintaining a minister
and public worship.
Public and general In-
terest.
Impassable public high-
way.
Public house.
House or other place of
public resort for the
public performance of
stage plays.
Public highway.
Have or keep any house
for public entertain-
ment.
Public exhibition.
Public refreshment and
entertainment.
Entering or attempting
to enter, leaving or
attempting to leave, a
public conveyance.
Public enemy.
Uramatio composition de»
signed or suited for pub>
lie representation.
Public defamation.
Public corporation.
Traveling by public or
private conveyance.
Any public company.
Claimant of public land.
Purely public charity.
I
597
PUBLIC.
PURPOSES.
598
PUBLIC— Contiiined.
PURPOSE — Continued.
Cases affecUsg smbasfea-
For the purpose of admis-
dors, other pablic min-
sion to registration.
isters and consuls.
Public purpose.
Public bnildlngs.
Public or objectionable
Public bridge.
purpose.
PnbUc book.
Purpose of prostitution.
Any public purpose.
Purpose of profit.
Public amusement.
For the purpose of plant-
Ambassadors and other
ing.
public ministers.
Furnished for a particu-
Place to which the public
lar purpose.
have aceess.
Notes for the purpose of
Absent on public busi-
pajring claims.
ness.
For the purpose of sale.
PUBLICATION.
Place of publication.
Commercial purpose.
PUBIiIHH.
Utter, pass, publish or sell
Change its original pur-
Utter or publish.
pose.
PI I |c iiIA VKfR.
Affidayit of publisher.
Used for the purpose of
PUII18H.
Otherwise punish.
an asylum.
pumsHHEin.
Question touching the said
Any public purpose.
imprisonment or pun-
PURPOSES. To all intents and purposes
ishment.
whatsoeyer.
Prosecntlon, maintenance
Scientific purposes exclu-
and punislmient of of-
sively.
fenders.
Public purposes.
Divine punishment.
Protection purposes.
Cmel and unusual punish-
Police purposes.
•
ment.
PhUosophical or philan-
FUKCHASE.
Ril^ty option and refusal
tliropic purposes.
to purchase.
Other purposes.
Direct purchase or other-
Occupied or used for un-
wise.
lawful purposes.
Purchase or deal in land.
Property necessary for
Completion of the pur-
schools, religions and
•
chase.
charitable purposes.
Absolute purchase.
Necessary and useful for
FUBCHASEB.
Land purchased from the
public or private pur-
United States.
poses.
PUBCHASKR.
Subsequent purchaser.
Kunlcipal purposes.
To the peijudlces of the
Answer the purposes of
purchaser.
money.
Innocent purchaser.
Local purposes.
Bj and at the expense of
Literary purposes.
the purchaser.
Land built upon or sued
Bona fide purchaser
for building purposes.
PURCHASERS.
Subsequent purchasers.
Incidental purposes.
PURELY.
Purely public charity.
Hotel purposes.
PURPOSE.
For the purpose of wager-
Other extra haiardous
ing.
purposes.
Purpose of utility.
For hall purposes.
Take for any fraudulent
fixtures or erections used
purpose.
for the purposes of
Suit for the purpose of
trade.
restraining the assess-
Fixtures for manufactur-
ment er collection of
ing purposes.
any tax.
Used exclusively for tana*
Spedal purpose.
ing purposes.
599
PURPOSES.
BATES.
600
PUEPOSES-
PUBSUANCE.
PURSUIT.
PUT.
PUTTOO.
QUALE.
QUALIFIED.
QUALITY.
QUANTITT.
QUARRIES.
QUARTZ.
QUASI.
QUAY.
Continued.
Conntj purposes.
Corporate purposes.
Easiness purposes.
Used for bnllding pur-
poses.
Bnildingr tor purposes of
education.
Benevolent purposes.
All intents and purposes
whatsoever.
Purposes aforesaid.
Thing done in pursuance
of this act.
ReeoTered in pursuance
of information given.
In pursuance of this act.
Immediate pursuit.
Fresh pursuit.
Utter or put off.
Make use or put in prac-
tice.
Paj or put off.
Disposing and putting
away.
Calcutta linseed tale
quale.
Two-thirds of such quali-
fied Toters.
KnoTring himself not to be
a qualified elector.
Qualified elector.
Dnlj qualified.
Similar nature, package,
value and quality.
Qnantity and quality un-
known.
Qnantitj and quality.
Prime quality winter oil.
Pitch-pine timber of aver-
age quality.
Merchantable quality.
Like description and qual-
ity.
First quality clear barley.
Larger quantity than one
quart.
Quantity gnaranteed.
Deficiency in quantity.
All mines and minerals,
sand, quarries of stone^
brick, earth and gravel
pits.
Quartz lode.
Cases of a quasi criminal
nature.
The cotton to be taken
from the quay.
QUERELA.
QUESTION.
QUU TIMET..
QUIT.
QUIT-CLAIM.
QUOD.
RADIUS.
RAIL.
RAILROAD.
RAILROADS.
RAILWAY.
RAISING.
BAM.
RAPE.
RATE.
RATES.
Andita querela.
Leading question.
Drawn in question.
Clilefly in question.
EiU quia timet.
Notice to quit.
Remise, remit and quit-
claim.
Bargain, sell, release,
quit-claim and convey.
Ita quod.
Within a radius of ten
miles of L.
AllraU.
Proprietors of every rail-
road.
Property necessarily used
in operating any rail-
road.
Existing railroad corpo-
rations.
All other personal prop-
erty appertaining to
said railroad.
Railroads connected to-
gether.
Standing, riding or be-
ing upon the platform of
moving railway coaches.
Sliares in a railway.
Corporation operating a
railway.
Land used as a railway.
House within fifty foet of
a railway.
Constmction of the rail-
way.
Railway would be com-
pleted.
Meeting for raising money
for building or repairing
a school-house.
Hydraalic ram, wheel or
other process forcing
water.
finilty of assault with at-
tempt to commit a rape.
Safe rate of speed.
Regnlating the rate of
interest on money.
Reasonable rate.
Legal rate of Interest.
Rate of interest greater
than aforesaid.
Usnal rates.
Public taxes, rates and
assessments.
All such rates.
601
RATIBABITIO.
RECEIVED.
602
fiEADOG.
BEIBT.
REAL.
RATIHABITIO. Omiiis ratlhabltio retro-
trahitur . et mandato
equlparatur.
Beligions books or read-
ing.
Make and publish ready
to be delivered.
Ready for oecnpaney
Title to real estate.
All things whatsoever,
whether real or per-
sonal.
Salts concerning real es-
tate or whereby the
same may be affected.
Sale^ mortgage or other
disposition of real es-
tate.
Said mortgage deed, the
real estate thereby con-
veyed.
QnestioB of title to real
property.
QnestloB of title of real
estate.
Property personal and
real.
ProduetlTe real estate.
Real party in interest.
Land and real estate.
ImproTe real estate.
Real estate.
Estate real and personal.
Effects both real and per-
sonal.
Covenant real.
Conveyance of real prop-
erty.
Conveyance of real es-
tate.
Benefits of all my real
estate.
Ail the residue and re-
mainder of my real es-
tate.
All the real and personal
estate.
All my real estate.
All my other estate real
and personaL
All my estate whether
real or personal.
All my estate both real
and personal.
Actions respecting ease-
ments on real estate
Until income shall be
realized.
REIIIZEB.
BEALLT.
REALM.
REAR.
SEASOir.
BEASONABLE.
BEASOKABLT.
BEASOXB.
BEBELLION.
BECEIFT.
BECEIPTS.
BECEIYE.
BECEIYED.
Party really interes]ted.
Payments really and bona
fide made.
Depart the realm.
In the rear thereof.
Snificient reason.
Merely by reason of hav-
ing made an entry.
Good reason to apprehend
an attack.
Without assigning any
reason.
Fair and reasonable sup-
position of right.
Just and reasonable
terms.
Just and reasonable com-
pensation for the ser-
vices rendered.
Just and reasonable.
A reasonable attorney's
fee.
Jast and reasonable com-
• pensatlon.
For the largest sum that
we can reasonably ob-
obtain.
Good and lawful reasous.
Casualties or conse-
quences of war or re-
bellion.
Warehouse receipt.
Discontinued such pos-
session or receipt.
Acquittance or receipt for
iiionev.
Accountable receipt.
Gross receipts from pas-
sengers.
May receive.
Sell or receive from any
slave.
Receive donations.
Actually receive.
Accustomed to receive.
Accept and receive.
For value received.
Reserved) taken or re-
received.
It shall be considered as
recorded when re-
ceived.
Iron received.
Bill of exchange ex-
pressed to be for value
received.
All moneys received.
Actually received.
603
RECEirTNO.
RELIOIOK
604
SECEITINO.
lUSGESS.
BECORD.
RECORDED.
RECOYER.
Receiving house.
YMUicies that may hap-
pen daring the recess of
the Senate.
BECOMXEHDATION. Preseriptloii or re-
commendation of a
graduated physician.
Judgments of courts of
record.
Any Jndge of a court of
record.
Dodnclble of record.
Debt upon record.
Court of record hav-
ing • • • common-
law jurisdiction.
Court of record.
Any court of record.
(Hlier instruments of
writing which are re-
quired to be recorded.
Intended to be recorded.
Snit to recover the con-
tents of any chose in
action.
Finally recover.
Sum recovered.
Property recovered or
preserved.
RECOYERABLE* Recoverable gnmmarUy.
RECOYERING. Obtaining and recovering
payment.
Beneficially interested in
the recovery.
No present hope of recov-
ery.
Final recovery.
Right to redeem.
Equity ^^ redemption.
Entered on the refer-
ence.
Notes or references made
by the State reporter.
Notes and references.
Refined sngar.
REFRESlQtENT. Pablic refreshment and
entertainment.
REFUSAL. Right) option and refusal
to purchase.
REFUSE. Object or refuse.
Neglect or refuse.
REGISTRATION. Filing or registration.
RECOYERED.
RECOYERT.
REDEEM.
REDEMPTION.
REFERENCE.
REFERENCES.
REFINED.
REGISTRY.
REGULAR.
Registry and record.
Regular turn.
Prescription made and
signed by a regular
practising physician.
Next regular session.
REGULAR -r Continued.
Regular minister of tlie
Gospel.
Regular minister of a dis-
senting congregation.
Regular line of baildio^B.
Regular Jockeys or p&id
riders.
Regular apprenticeflUpof
two years.
REGULARLY. If regularly protested wd
refused when doe.
One regularly pnbUsked.
Ctonnine and regularly is-
sued.
REGULATE. License and regulate.
License^ regulate aod re-
strain theatrical vm^-
ments.
Establish and regulate
markets.
Establish and regulate
domestic relatioas.
Direct and regulate.
Regulate commute.
REGULATIONS. Same regulations.
Bnles and regulations.
Reasonable regulations.
Pit and proper rela-
tions.
RELATING. All cases relating to the
rerenne.
Begnlations lelatiog to
health.
Insulting language tswari
a female reUtion.
Expenses in relation to
highways.
Disseizin by relation.
Poor relations.
Establish and regulate
domestic relations.
Residing in any parish
with his relatlTcs.
Shall and ¥rill release.
Remise^ release and qoit-
claim.
Full and sufficient release
and discharge.
Earirainy 8«llf ^^^
quit-claim and conrey.
Competency or relevancy.
Giyen in parochial relief.
Failed to obUin relief.
Protestant religion.
Religion, morali^T ^
knowledge.
Sinister of religion.
RELATION.
RELATIONS.
RELATIYES.
RELEASE.
RELEVANCY.
RELIEF.
RELIGION.
605
RELIGION.
REPAIRING.
606
RELICaON — Continued^
REMOYAL.
Yexatioug removal.
Edaeated in England and
.
Improper removal.
in the Protestant re-
Breakage during removal
ligion.
REKOVE.
Leave or remove from the
ChrLitian religion.
State.
JtELIQIOUS.
Assembled lor religious
REMOVKIK
Sold or removed for
worship.
sale.
Usual place of religions
Sold but not removed.
worship.
RENDER.
Damage with intent to
Religions geet^ order or
render useless.
denomination.
REIiDERED.
Just and reasonable com-
Property neeessaiy for
pensation for the ser-
schools, religious and
vices rendered.
charitable purposes.
Judgment which may be
Houses of religions wor-
rendered against him in
ship.
his official capacity.
IHstnrhing religions wor- <
Heretofore rendered.
ship.
RENDERING.
Yielding and rendering.
Camp-meetliig, congrega-
RENEW.
Repair and renew.
tion or other assembly
RENEWED.
The within policy is re-
of people met for re-
newed.
ligions worship.
A renewed contract.
Assemblage of people met
KENT.
Yearly rent.
for religions worship.
Subject to the payment of
RELINQUISHES. Belinqnlshes her dower.
rent.
REM.
Judgmeut in rem.
Sleeping rent.
AetioB in rem.
Net rent.
SEMATir.
Whilst the same should
Lease and rent.
remain there.
Improved rent.
If anything should re-
Fee farm rent.
main.
Arrears of rent.
While they remain at
Agree to rent or lease.
home.
Action for rent.
SEMAINDEB.
Tested remainder.
RENTS.
Tenant in fee simple of
Resty residue and re-
rents.
mainder.
Rents and profits.
Residue and remainder.
Interests^ rents and
Possession, reversion or
profits.
remainder.
AU rents and profits.
All the residne and re-
REPAIR.
Want of repair.
mainder of my real
Uphold and repair.
estate.
Good and sufficient con-
All the remainder.
dition and repair.
HWMAl^Ui^.
Then surviying and re-
Erect, repair and regulate
maining.
public wharves.
REVALMS.
Remains my wife.
Open and keep in re-
Wliat remains.
pair.
If any remains at her de-
Keep in repair.
cease.
Good tenantable repair.
REKAJIDEll.
Judgment reversed and
Erection, alter or repair.
cause remanded.
Construction or repair of
KEMAirUFACTURED. Copper when old and
any building.
fit only to be remanu-
Constructiony erection or
factured.
repair of any building.
\\yA.fA\iivt:r^
Like remedies.
Construction and repair
ProTisional remedy.
of vessels.
Plain, adequate and com-
REPAIRING.
Effectually rebuilding and
plete remedy at law.
repairing.
607
liEPAIRING.
RESTRAIN.
608
BEPAIKIPTG-
- Continued.
REQUIRED C<
^ntinued.
Meeting for raising money
Took the oath in such case
for building or repairing
required by the act of
a school house.
Congress.
Carpenters in their own
RllQUmiNG.
Without requiring the les-
shops or in buildings
sor's title.
erecting or repairing.
RESIDE.
Depart from and reside
Bnflding) altering, repair-
out of.
ing or ornamenting.
•
Ceasing to reside.
BEPAIK8.
Superintendents of re-
RESIDENCE.
Occupied as a residence.
•
pairs.
Actual residence.
Necessary repairs.
RESIDENT.
Resident upon the line of
Construction or re-
the canal.
pairs.
Late a resident of.
Alterations and repairs
Hath been resident.
incidental to the risk.
RESIDES.
Usually resides.
REPARABLE.
Reparable by the inhabi-
RESIDING.
Person residing within the
tants at large.
United Kingdom.
REPASS.
Privilege to pass and re-
Coming and residing
pass tlirongh said lot of
within this State.
land.
RESIDUARY.
Residuary legatee.
REPEATED.
Extreme and repeated
RESIDUE.
Resty residue and remain-
cmelty.
der.
REPLY.
Waiting your reply.
Residue of my estate.
REPORTER.
Notes or references made
All the residue and re-
by the State reporter.
mainder of my real
REPORTS.
Newspaper reports.
estate.
REPOSED.
Trust reposed in him as
RESIGNED.
Haying resigned.
assistant book-keeper.
RESIST.
Forcibly resist.
REPRESENTATION. Upon any representa-
RESISTANCE.
Disobedience or resist-
tion as to character.
ance to any lawful writ.
Suited for public repre-
RESORT.
Place of public resort.
sentation.
Out-house where people
Dramatic composition
resort.
designed or suited
House or other place of
for public representa-
public resort for the
tion.
public performance of
REPRESENTATIVE. Personal representa.
stage plays.
tive.
RESPECT.
Contract in respect to her
Next personal representa-
property.
tive.
RESPECTING.
Actions respecting ease-
Legal representative.
ments.
Ri^presentative in Con-
Actions respecting ease-
gress.
ments on real estate.
REPRESENTATIVES. Their representa-
RESPECTIVE.
For the nse of their respeo-
tlves.
tlve roads.
Their legal representa-
Chairman of such respec-
tives.
tive meetings.
Legal representatives.
RESPONSIBLE.
Good and responsible.
REPRESENTED. Acted, performed or rep-
REST.
All the rest of my estate.
resented.
RESTORE.
Redellyer or restore the
REQUEST.
On reasonable request.
property in the same
REQUIRE.
As occasion shall re-
condition or plight.
quire.
RESTORED.
Property shall be re-
REQUIRED.
Other instruments of writ-
stored.
ing which are required
RESTRAIN.
License^ regulate and re-
to be recorded.
strain theatrical amuse-
Required by law.
ments.
609
RESTRAIKED.
RIOT.
610
BESTSAEVTS.
arrests, re-
and detain-
RESUMED.
BETAILED.
BETAHiEB.
RETAINED.
BETABD.
BETUBN.
BESTBAIXED. Hurt, molested or re-
strained in his person
or estate.
BESTBADflNG. Suit for the parpose of
restraining the assess-
ment or collection of
any tax.
IJnlawfal
straints
ments.
Arrests, restraints and
detainments of kings.
Frandnlently stopped or
suspended and not re-
sumed payment.
House or place where
liquors are retailed.
Presume to be a retailer
or seller.
Paid, delivered, retained,
satisfied or discharged.
Obstmct or retard the
passage of the mail.
BETBOTBAHITUB. Omnis ratihabitio re-
trotrahitnr et mandato
sequiparatnr.
Yoluntarily return the
property.
Return into the State*
Copied for return.
Fiye days before the re-
turn day.
Coming or returning with-
in the State.
Relating to her Majesty's
revenue.
Public revenue.
Officer of the revenue.
Crime arising under the
revenue laws.
Caual revenues.
Judgment reversed and
cause remanded.
Possession, reversion or
remainder.
Bill of review.
Renewing and reviv-
ing.
BiU of revivor and sup-
plement.
Power of revocation.
Endeavoring to make a
revolt.
Reasonable reward.
Liberal reward.
Hire and reward.
Regular Jockeys or paid
riders.
BIDEfe.
RETURNING.
RETENIJE.
BETEinJES.
BEYERSED.
BEYEBSION.
REVIEW.
REVIVING.
REVITOR.
REVOCATION.
REVOLT.
REWASD.
RIDERS.
RIGHT.
RIGHTS.
RIOT.
Standing, riding, or be-
ing upon the platform of
moving railway coaches
Biding free.
Bight of way.
Vested Right.
Bight to use the thing
patented.
Title, right, privilege or
immunity.
The right.
Fair and reasonable sup-
position of right.
Exclusive right of shoot-
ing, fishing and sporting
over said farm.
Re^nire the person hav-
ing such right of action
forthwith to commence
suit.
Right of a common-law
remedy.
Bight to do all such quar-
rying.
Immediate right of pos-
session.
Order affecting a substan-
tial right.
In lier own right.
On right delivery of the
cargo.
In right of the marriage.
Bight to manufacture.
Litigous right.
Bight, title and interest.
In her own right.
Final order affecting a
substantial right.
Exclusive right.
Enjoyment thereof as of
right.
Bight, title and interest
of dower in said es-
tate.
Order affecting a substan-
tial right.
Substantial rights of the
adverse party.
Property rights or interest
of another.
Bights, powers and privi-
leges.
Private rights.
Final determination of the
rights of the parties.
Due rights.
Extraordinary expenses
incurred in case of riot.
611
BIOTS.
RUNNING.
612
RIOTS.
BITE.
BIYEB.
RIYEBS.
BOAB.
Loss by fire oocMloned by
mobs or riots.
War risk.
PttrtrUk.
EztTftordiiuury Mtrtaie
rUk.
Hariiie risk.
Load or unload at his own
risk.
Imereaae the risk.
OwDer*s risk freeiliig.
Extraordinary marine
risk.
Bisk of boats so fto as
ships are liable thereto.
At owner's risk.
Alteratic and repairs
incidental to the risk.
Difine service, rite or
office.
Teasels of whatever de-
scription used in river
or inland navigation.
Bangers of the river
which are uayoidable.
Unavoidable dangers of
the river, navigation
and fire.
Unavoidable dangers of
the river.
Shore of the river.
While running on the
Hudson River.
Perils of the river.
Near the river.
Navigable river.
Lands overflown by the
swelling and currents of
the river.
Fish known as river fish.
Dangers of the river and
fire.
Dangers of the river.
Dangers incident to the
navigation of the river.
Bay or river eraft or other
boat.
Bank of the river.
Along the river.
Along a river.
Perils of rivers.
On lakes or rivers.
Fire and collisions on the
lakes and rivers, and on
the Welland canal.
Turnpike road.
Thence westerly to the
road.
BOABS.
BOAB — Contlnaed.
Sides of the road.
On the side of tbe md.
Pnblle street or nad.
Pnblie road.
Perfecting a road.
Overseer of a public
road.
On the road.
Person having the niii*
agement of the road.
Lay out the road.
Befecttre road.
Boad crossinfrs*
Road shaU be built
Bridle road.
Ail road crossings.
Advantages aod disad.
vantages of the ro&dto
the same.
Advantages of said load
to said owner.
Advantages as well is tbe
disadvantages of tbe
road to snch penoD.
For the use of their n-
spective roads.
Pnblie roads.
Old roads.
Bangers of the roids.
Last assessment roU.
Judgment roll.
Assessment rolls.
Passage room.
Keep open any room.
Rosewood fumiture*
Land route usually trav-
elled.
Along the route.
Ylolently and routoaslj.
India rubber.
Bust, ashes and rabbish.
Uniform rule.
Rule of taxation.
Rule discharged.
Restraints of princes and
rulers.
As far as rules of law and
equity will permit.
PiralieaUy and feloni-
ously run away wi& anr
ship or vessel.
False rumor in appea^
ance well founded.
Take up any cow raoQing
at large.
Fence running into tba
water.
BOLL.
BOLLS.
BOOM.
BOSEWOOB.
BOUTE.
BOUTOUSLT.
BUBBEB.
BUBBISH.
BULE.
BULEBS.
BULES.
BUN.
BUMOB.
RUMEfOi
613
RUNS.
SATISFACTION.
614
RUNS.
S' ACCUSE.
SAFE.
SAFELY.
SAID.
SAIL.
SALAST.
SALE.
Aa long as wood grows
and water runs.
Qui s'excuse, s'accase.
Second sale port.
Safely and securely keep-
ing all moneys depos-
ited.
Said ship.
Beserres tbe use of said
tract of land.
The said property*.
LandSy tenements and
estate of the said com-
pany.
Contrary to said trustees.
Continue in said office.
Circuit breakers de-
scribed by him prior
to said application.
Stables to the said prem-
ises belonging.
All other personal prop-
erty appertaining to
said railroad.
Adyantages of said road
to said owner.
About to sail with cargo.
At a salary of #2,500 per
annum.
Annual salary .
Sold or removed for sale.
Sell the same at public
sale.
Regulate the sale of
liquor.
Public use and sale.
Public sale.
Proceeds of such sale.
Officer who made the sale.
Kotice of sale.
Sale of spirituous liquors.
Levy 9 sale and forfeiture.
Judicial sale.
Intended for sale.
Incident to the sale or
conveyance.
Forced sale.
For the purpose of sale.
Expose to sale.
Decree subjecting to sale.
Contract for sale, sell and
convey.
Contract for the sale of
lands.
Contract for the sale of
goods.
Contract of sale.
Cash sale.
83
SALE — Continued.
Bill of sale.
SALEABLE.
SALES.
SALOON.
SALYAGE.
SAJDB.
Alienated by sale or oth-
erwise.
Saleable underwood.
Regulate sales of auc-
tioneers and transient
merchants.
Actual sales.
Refreshment saloon.
Reasonable amount of
salvage.
Benefit of salvage.
Substantially the same.
Sell the same at public
sale.
RedellTer or restore the
property in the same
condition or plight.
Person desiring to prose-
cute the same.
Permit the same.
Offense of the same char-
acter.
Shall not mortgage the
same.
In the same manner.
Liable with him for the
same debt.
Then levied the same
thereout.
Same formalities.
Divide the same equally.
Depositingthe same in the
post-office.
The same defense.
Connived at the same.
Same condition as when
exported.
Same cause.
Being the same premises.
At the same time.
As he now holds the
same.
Advantages and disadvan-
tages of the road to the
same.
Having the ability to pro-
vide the same.
Per sample.
All mines and minerals,
sandy quarries of stonCy
brick, earth and gravel
pits.
Fair, mercliantable sassa-
fras wood.
SATISFACTION. Means of satisfaction.
Record and satisfaction.
SAMPLE.
SAND.
SASSAFRAS.
615
SATISFACTION.
SEAT.
616
SATISFACTION — Continued.
Acceptance in satisfac-
tion.
SATISFACTORY. Satisfactory proof.
SATISFIED.
SAW.
SAW-MILL.
SCHEIBAM.
SCHOOL.
SCHOOLS.
SCIEirCE.
Paidy delivered, retained,
satisfied or disctiarged.
Steam saw mUl.
May saw.
PrirUesre of one-tialf of a
saw-mill.
. Scbeidam schnapps.
Raise and school all the
testator^s children.
High school.
SCHOOL-HOUSE. Meetingr for raising money
for building or repairing
a school -house.
Necessary appendages for
the school-house.
Teacher of common
schools.
PnbUc schools.
Property necessary for
schools, religious and
charitable purposes
Grammar schools.
Common schools.
Promote the progress of
science and the useful
arts.
Literature) science and
the fine arts.
First money and govem-
ment script realized.
SEC0NB-HA5B. Dealer In second-hand
boolES.
As secretary.
Unfairly and secretly com-
puted.
On the section line.
Work, business or labor
of his secular calling.
Should be secured.
Right hereby secured.
Secured or Inrested in
her name.
Safely and securely.
Safely and securely keep-
ing all moneys depos-
ited.
Real securities.
Pabllc stocks and securi-
ties.
Pabllc securities.
Prirate securities.
Personal securities.
Mortgages or securities
for (noney.
SCRIPT.
SECRETARY.
SECRETLY.
SECTION.
SECULAR.
SECURED.
SECURELY.
SECURITIES.
SECURITY.
SEA*
SECURITIES — Continued.
Money and Becnritles for
money.
Money and securities.
YalaiUiIe securitf.
Snllicient security.
Pabllc security.
Protestable security.
Dae security.
Creditors haring security
for their debts.
CoUateral security.
Additional security.
Wreck of the sea.
South sea.
Sua shore.
Rdady for sea.
Proceed to sea.
Perils of the sea.
Orer sea.
On the sea or fiats.
Mariner or seaman being
at sea.
Main sea.
Hostilities in the BUck
Sea.
Sea fish*
At sea.
Arm of the sea.
Accident of the sea.
Scrawl by way of seal
Pabllc seal.
Kill any seal.
Coort having a seal.
Signed) sealed and de-
livered.
Signed and sealed.
Mariner or seaman bebg
at sea.
Mariners and seamen of
the United States.
Destitute seamen.
Retamed from beyond
the seas.
High seas.
Dangers of the seas.
Dangers and accidents of
the seas and naTiga-
tion.
Accidents or damages ot
the seas of whateTcr
nature or kind whatso-
ever.
Beyond seas.
Accidents of ths seas sod
navigation.
SEA-SHORE. Kear the sesrshoie.
SEAT. Good for one seat.
SEAL.
SEALED.
SEAMAN.
SEAMEN.
SEAS.
617
SECOND.
SERVICE.
618
SECOIKD.
To be liable in the second
SENATE.
Yacancies that may hap-
Instance.
pen during the recess of
Second of exchange first
the Senate.
unpaid.
SENTIMENTS.
Religions sentiments or
Second eonslBS.
persuasions.
SEE.
I will see yon paid.
SEPARATE.
For her sole and separate
SEED.
Fresh seed.
use.
SEEDS.
To dje seeds.
Having relation to her
SEEJdJNC,^.
Persons seeking their
sole and separate prop-
trade or living by buy-
erty.
ing and selling.
SEPARATION.
Yolnntary separation.
SEEM.
On such conditions as
SEPTEMBER.
Between now and the first
may seem fit*
day of September.
As to them shall seem
SERGES.
Tools used in making
best.
serges.
SEIZED.
Seized in law or In equity.
SERIOUS.
Serious personal injury.
SETZIN.
Tnfltrament of seizen.
SERYANT.
Menial servant.
SEIZURE.
Seasonable cause of seiz-
Clerk or servant.
ure.
Agent, clerk or servant.
Full coTenants of seizure
SERTANTS.
Servant or servants.
and warranty.
Laborers and servants.
Capture and seizure.
Domestic servants.
Actual seizure.
Officers, agents or ser-
SELECTHEN.
Satisfactory to the select-
vants.
men.
SERTE.
Well and faithfully serve,
Proved to the satisfactioii
and give and devote his
of the selectmen.
whole time and labor.
Slllili.
With the Intent to sell.
•
PersonaUy serve.
Win sell.
Contract to serve.
Uttery pas0| publish or
SERVED.
Personally served.
1
sell.
Duly served.
'«
Proposals to buy, sell or
SERYICE.
Yolnntary service.
procure lottery tickets.
Soldier in actual military
Offer to sell.
service.
Grant, bargain, sell and
Senior in service.
enfeoff.
Rent or service.
Grant, bargain, sell and
Reasonable efforts to ef-
convey.
fect personal service.
Grant, bargain or sell.
Proof of service.
Sell or receive from any
Persons in the naval ser-
slave.
vice of the U. 8.
Contract for sale, sell and
Soldiers in actual military
convey.
service.
Carry to sell.
In the military service of
Bargain, sell, release quit-
the United States.
claim and convey.
Military or naval service.
Attempt to sell.
Master or other person
I agree to sell.
entitled to the service
SELLEK.
Presnme to be a retailer
of any slave.
or seller.
Hold to involuntary ser-
Common seller.
vice.
SELLUiit.
Persons seeking their
Divine service, rite or
trade or living by buy-
office.
ing and selling.
Divine service.
Farmers selling the pro-
At least ten days between
duce of their farms.
the day of service and
Deal in the selling.
the first day of the next
SELLS.
Knowingly sells.
term.
619
SERVICE.
SHE.
620
SEBTICES.
SEBTEI6.
SEBYiniDE.
SESSIOH.
SESSIONS.
SET.
SEBTICE — Contlnned.
Celelmtiiig divine ser-
vice.
Aetial military service.
Services rendered.
Personal services.
Pnrtlcnlar services.
Medical services.
Lobby services.
Jnst and reasonable com-
pensation for the ser-
vices rendered.
Extraordinary services.
BeslstlniT <^ officer in
serving process.
Involuntary servitude.
Kezt regular session.
Adjourned session.
Special sessions.
Begnlar sessions.
Next sessions.
Partlcnlarly set forth.
Establish or set up a
newspaper or printing
press.
Admitted set-off.
Traveling or setting out
on a journey.
Setting dog.
Coming to settle.
Settled in the work of the
ministry.
Strict settlement.
Pending a settlement.
Estate in settlement.
Seven days' time for plead-
ing.
About seven acres.
Ylolate the seventh com-
mandment.
Laws of the several
States.
Joint and several.
Several causes of action.
Jointly and severally.
Drop feed sewing ma-
chines.
<{ul s'excuse, s*accuse.
Sexual intercourse.
Shall be given or refused.
Shall be in question.
Property shall be restored
He shall have paid.
Claim shall occur.
Shall not mortgage the
same.
Shall marry another per-
son«
SET-OFF.
SETTING.
SETTLE.
SETTLED,
SETTLEMENT.
SETEN.
SETENTH.
SETEBAL.
SETEBALLT.
SEWING.
S'EXCUSE.
SEXUAL.
SHALL.
SHALL — Continued.
Shall be married.
Shall maintain.
Fences shall be mil-
It shall not be liwfiL
It shall and may be liivtiL
It shall be lawfaL
It shall not be iawfal.
It shall and may be lawful.
It shall be lawfQL
Shall Incur.
Shall go.
Shall forfeit.
Shall be guilty of feloiy.
Shall be expressed in tbe
title.
Shall proceed dbeet
Suit shall be dqieadiiif.
Shall be deemed a citizeo.
Female shall have been
confided.
Shall be dosed.
Foreman shall catSff •
Shall have certified.
Cause shall be coDsidered
as abandoned.
Boad shall be bnllt.
Bread shall he sold bj
weight.
ShaUbe.
Your bill shall have attea-
tlon.
Shall not be asslgued.
Cause of action shall hare
arisen.
Appeal shall be bronght.
Shall be admowledged br
him.
Action shall have aecned.
Cause of action shall
accrue.
SHAPE. Design for the sbapc or
couOguxation of ui
article of merchandiM.
SHABE. Becelveg more than bii
just share.
Proportional share.
Distributive share.
Definite and certain share
in stock.
SHABES. Take and fill the number
of shares.
Holding shares.
Holder of shares.
SHE. She is blip.
As If she had died hb-
mairled.
621
SHEETS.
SIT.
622
SHEETS.
SHERIFF.
SHERIFFS
SHIP
SHIPPED.
SHIPS.
SHIFWBECKED.
SHODDY.
SHOOTIKG.
SHOP.
SHOPS.
SHORE.
SHORES.
SHORTEN.
SHOULD.
SHOYEL.
SHOW.
SHOWV.
SICK.
Printed sheets.
Money in the hands of a
sheriff or other ofBcer.
Depuly sheriff.
Before the sheriff and
suitors.
Sheriffs sale.
Taiue of the ship or vessel
Serriee of the ship.
Reeogrnized British ship.
PiraticaUj^ or feloniously
ran away with any ship
or vessel.
Overtaking ship.
Genera! ship.
Coppered ship.
To charter a ship.
Shipped for exportation.
See into port any ships.
Ships hnsband.
Crew or ships company.
Risk of boats so far as
ships are liable thereto.
Wrecks and shipwrecked
goods.
Waste or shoddy.
Engages in shooting.
Machine shop.
Keeping open a dram-shop
Keeping a shop.
HoasOy store and shop.
Beer shop.
Carpenters in their own
shops or in buildings
erecting or repairing.
Sea shore.
In distress on the shore.
On sliore.
Oeenpy the shore.
Loading off shore.
Along the shore.
Privilege of the shores.
Disorder or circumstances
tending to shorten life.
If she should leave no
child.
If anything should remain.
Should any of my children
die.
Shovel plow.
Outward mark or show of
business.
Outward mark or show of
business.
Oood cause shown.
Due cause shown.
Practising medicine or
healing the sick.
SICKNESS.
SIDES.
SIDEWALK.
SIDEWALKS.
SIGNATURE.
SIGNED.
SIGNS.
SILTER.
SIMILAR.
SIMPLE.
SIMULATION.
SINGLE.
SISTER.
SISTERS.
SIT.
Severe sickness or dis-
ease.
Permanent sickness.
Last sickness.
Absence, sickness or other
inability.
Betting on the sides or
hands of such as do or
shall play.
Remain upon any side-
walk to the annoyance
of any person.
Public street, highway and
sidewalk.
Permit swine to go upon
any sidewalk.
Permanent sidewalks.
Toluntary signature and
assent.
Signed and published.
Promissory note signed
in the presence of an
attesting witness.
Prescription made and
signed by a regular
practicing physician.
Without any name sub-
scribed thereto or
signed with a fictitious
name.
Signed with the name of.
Delivered a signed bill.
Signs and furniture.
Sundry pieces of silver
coin.
SimUar pieces of gold or
silver counterfeit coin.
DoUars in gold and silver.
CoinS) gold, silver and
copper.
Money, jewelry and arti-
cles of gold and silver
manufacture.
Other similar officers.
Simple larceny.
Fee simple.
En declaration de simula-
tion.
Single woman. ,
Single package.
Bill single.
Statute books of sister
States.
Surviving brothers or
sisters.
Brothers and sisters.
Otherwise disqualified to
sit.
623
SITE.
SOULS.
624
SITE.
SIX.
SIXTEEN.
SIZE.
SKILL.
Mill site lawfully in use.
Mill site.
Within six years next
after the right of action
shall accrue.
Within six months after
the probate of the will.
Once in every six months.
Six months.
Credit of six months.
Six handkerchiefs.
Ctood for six months only.
From six to eight weeks.
Determinable on a six
month's notice.
Within six days.
At least sixteen days be-
fore.
Cable of any .size.
Seasonable care and skill.
Mechanical skill.
Game of hazard or skill.
SKOS. Raw hides and skins.
SLAUGHTERER. Easiness of a slaughterer
of cattle.
SLAUGHTERING. Place for slaughtering
horses.
SI^TE. Master or other person
entitled to the service
of any slave.
Make such negro or
mulatto a slave.
SeU or receive from any
slave.
SLEEPS. Clerk sleeps in the store,
SLIGHT. Slight negligence.
Slight alterations.
SMALL. A small stove.
Small parcels.
Other small' craft of light
character propelled by
steam.
SO* Person so olf ending. •
So iU as not to be able to
travel.
If so.
Any woman so divorced.
SOCAGE. Guardian in socage.
SOCIETY. Loss of standing in so-
ciety.
Religions society.
Acts necessary for the
prosperity of the so-
ciety.
SOFT. Soft or organzine silk.
Soft English lead.
SOLD. Usually sold.
Part of the goods so sold.
SOLD — Continued.
Disposed of, left or sold
within the State.
I have sold.
CUnnIs sold and delirered.
Bread shall be told bj
weight.
SOLDIER. Enlisted as a soldier.
SOLDIERS. Soldiers in actual militazj
service.
SOLE. Having relation to her
sole and separate prop-
erty.
Entire, unconditional ood
sole ownership.
Entire, unconditional and
sole ownership.
Corporation sole.
SOLELY. Tehicle used solely for the
conveyance of any goods
or harden in the coarse
of trade.
Part of a factory used
solely for the manof^
ture of goods.
Cases heretofore solelj
cognizable in a conrt
of chancery.
SOLEMN. Solemn oath.
. In solemn form.
SOLICITING. Begging for alms or so-
liciting charity.
SOLICITOR. Permanent solicitor.
SOME. Next before some suit or
action.
Delivered to the payee or
some person in his be-
half.
SON. Tonnger son.
Reviving son.
Oldest son.
Next surviving son.
My brother's son.
First son.
Every son.
Eldest son.
SOON. As soon afterward as pil&-
tieable.
As soon as possible.
On August Ist, or as soon
as the vendee sball pay
$2,000.
Forthwith as soon as may
be.
As soon as practicable.
SORTS. All sorts of wool.
All sorts of wool.
SOULS. Having the cure of souls.
625
SOUND.
STATE.
626
SOUIVB.
SPAinSH.
SPAT.
SPECIAL.
SPECIALLY.
SPECIE.
SPECIFIC.
Wamuted soand for one
month.
Becord of the French or
Spanish goyemments.
Spanish dollars.
Oyster spat.
Special partnershtp.
Special order made after
final judgment.
Special Insmrance.
Special electton.
Special damages.
Special contraet.
Special eommissioii.
Special assessment.
Annual or special elec-
tion.
Special agent.
Specially haiardous.
Goods, specie and effects.
Specific legacy.
SPECIFICATIOir . DefectiTO or insnfllcient
description or specifica-
tion.
Distinctly and definitely
specified.
Pebbles for spectacles.
Safe rate of speed.
Conrenient speed.
Gallons of proof spirit.
Camphene, spirit gas,
burning fluid or chemi-
cal oils.
Distilled spirits.
Dealer in spirits.
Ardent or vinous spirits.
Strong or spirituous
liquors or wines.
Strong or spirituous
llqnors.
Sale of spirituous llqnors*
Spirituous liquor.
Dealer in spirituous
liquors.
Unlawful game or sport.
Unlawful game or sport.
Lawful game, sport, pas-
time or exercise.
Exclusive right of shoot-
ing, fishing and sporting
over said farm.
Salt spring.
Other four-wheel spring
carriage.
Beserved public square.
Public square.
Stables to the said prem-
ises belonging.
SPECIFIED.
SPECTACLES.
SPEED.
SPIBTT.
SPIRITS.
SFIKITUOUS.
SPOUT.
SPOBTCre.
SFBUrO.
SQUAKE.
STlBIiES.
STACK.
STACKS.
STAGE.
STAUIOH.
STAND.
STANDS.
STABCH.
STABTIN6.
STATE.
Stack of barley.
Grata in stacks and gran-
aiy on farm.
Stage wagon.
Stage, process or progress
of manufacture.
House or other place of
public resort for the
public performance of
stage plays.
Entertainment of the
stage.
Stagecoach.
Taxes upon a stallion.
Decupy any stand.
Land on which it stands.
Surch manufactory.
At starting.
Wltliout this State.
Wltiiin this State.
Used in navigating the
waters of this State.
'Die in the violation of
any law of the State.
Used in navigating the
waters of this State.
Taxed by any law of the
State.
Bevenue laws of a State.
Besident of this State.
Beside out of this State.
Bemoval of any such per-
son from the State.
Becords and judicial pro-
ceedings of every other
State.
Out of the State.
Order involving the con-
stitutionality of a law
of this State.
State officers.
Officers of the State.
State officer.
Notes or references made
by the State reporter.
Non-resident of the State.
Agreeably to the usual
mode of process against
offenders in such
State.
Made or payable in this
State.
Disposed of, left or sold
within the State.
Leave or remove from the
State.
State jaQs.
In this State.
627
STATE.
STOyjES.
628
STATE — Continned.
ExtlBgmiflluneiit of the
State debt.
Electton in thii State.
Doing business in the
State.
Deemed by the law of this
State a felony.
New York State e«r^
rency*
Sute of cnltlTntlon*
Costs shall be paid by the
State.
Corporation of another
sute.
Coming or returning with-
in the State.
Coming and residing with-
in this sute.
Claims of the SUte.
Citiien of the SUte and
of the United SUtes.
Money belonging to the
State.
Arms of a SUte.
Against the peace of the
sute.
STATED* Stated and ordained min-
ister of the Gk>spel.
Ordained and sUted min-
ister.
Clearly and explicitly
stated.
Account sUted.
STATEMENT. Written sutement.
Written sutement or cer-
tificate.
Transactlong with or
sutement by a de-
ceased party.
Transaetion with or sute-
ment by a deceased per-
son.
Swear in and by a written
BUtement.
Plain sutement.
False statement.
STATES* Statute books of sister
SUtes.
Laws of the several
SUtes.
Foreign SUtes.
STATION. Regular sution.
Depot or sUtion.
STATIONS. Posts, depoU and sta-
tions.
Posts, depots and sU-
tious.
STATUTES*
STEAL*
STEALER.
STEAM.
STEAMER*
STATUTE* InTolYing the Taildity of
a sutute.
Against the fonn ef the
sUtute.
Aeeording to the f ana ol
sUtute.
Pnblio sUtutes.
By force of the stat*
utes.
PriTAtely steal.
Horse stealer.
Steam Tossela.
Steam saw mill.
Other small craft of light
character propelled bj
steam.
On the decks or guards
of any steamer.
STEBLINO. Pounds sterUng.
STICK. Stab, stick or throst.
STILL. Still liTlng.
STILL-BORN. StiU-bom child.
STIR. Stir up or proToke con-
tention and strife.
STIRPES. Per stirpes.
ST. LOUIS. Near St. Louis.
STOCK* Whole amount of the ctp-
iUl stock.
Same stock.
Stock of pnlse.
Preferred stock.
Owners of stock.
Ordinary stock.
Necessary food for sll the
stock.
Neat stock or betTes.
Loan or discount on
pledge of its owa
stock.
Horses, mules and lire
stock.
Lire and dead stock.
Joint stock company.
Holder of stock.
Stocky planUtion utensils
and household fmi*
tnre.
Definite and certiJn sbsre
in stock.
Capital stock.
STOCKHOLDER. Continue a stockholder.
STOCKS. Pnblie stocks and securi-
ties.
PnbUe stocks.
On the stocks.
STONES. Coins, medals, gems and
oriental stones sad
•ther Talnable things.
629
STOPPED.
SUCCESSIVE.
630
Frandnlenfli' stopped or
STRUCTURES.
STOPPED.
Proper and needful struc-
suspended, and not re-
tures.
snmed payment.
CE. Usual stopping-place.
STUFF.
Other structures.
ST0FP1N0-FLA<
Worsted stuff goods.
STOBE.
Store, shop or warehouse.
SUBDIVISION.
Legal subdivision.
Shop or store.
SUBJECT.
Under and subject to.
•
Keeps open store.
Property subject to taxa-
In store.
tion.
Honse, store and shop.
Lawful subject of prlie
Conntrj store.
and capture.
Clerk sleeps in the store.
More than one subject.
Brick store.
From and after payment
8T011E-H0USE.
Occupied as a store-
and subject thereto.
house.
Controversies which
STORES.
Stock usually kept in
might be the subject of
country stores.
a personal action at law
Sea stores.
or of a suit in equity.
Merchandise such as is
British subject
usually kept in country
SUBJECTING.
Decree subjecting to sale.
stores.
SUBJECTS.
Chinese subjects.
Goods usually kept in
SUBMISSION.
Agreement or submission
country stores.
to arbitration.
STOUT.
Nonrishing stout.
SUBSCRUBED.
Without any name sub-
STOWAGE.
Leakage ^^ stowage.
scribed thereto or
STBAHDDie.
Yolnntary stranding.
signed with a flctitiocs
STRAW.
Twisted strf w.
name.
Stack of straw.
Have subscribed.
Hats of straw, chip or
SUBSCRIPTIONS. Receive subscriptions.
grass.
SUBSEQUENT.
Subsequent purcliasen.
STREAM.
Navigable stream.
Subsequent purchaser.
By a stream.
SUBSISTENCE.
Matters of subsistence for
STREAMS.
All streams.
man.
STREET.
Upon or across any street.
SUBSTANCE.
True ground and sub-
Travelled public road or
stance of the defence.
street.
Other noxious or destruc-
Pabllc street or road.
tive substance or li-
Pnblic street, highway
quid.
and sidewalk.
Other nq^ous substance
,
Part of a street.
or liquid.
New street.
In substance.
Houses fronting such
Any other explosive sub-
street.
stance.
From a street.
SUBSTANTIAL.
Order ailecting a substan-
Along the street.
tial right.
STREETS-
Squares, streets or places.
Final order affecting a
Roads and streets.
substantial right.
Regulate streets.
Order affecting a substan-
STRIPE.
Stir up or provoke con-
tial right.
tention and strife.
Affecting the substantial
STROlfO.
Strong or spirituous
justice of the tax it-
liquors.
self.
Ale, strong beer or fer-
SUBSTITUTE.
Any device or substitute
mented beer.
for cards or dice.
STRrCTURE.
Unlawful structure.
SUCCESSION.
Perpetual succession.
Nature and material
Bomieil of succession.
structure of the build-
SUCCESSIVE.
Once In each week for at
ings.
least twelve successive
Lawful structure.
weeks.
631
SUCCESSIVE.
SUIT.
632
SVCGESSrVE — CoDtlnued.
Omee a week daring three
•Qccessive weeks.
8UCCB8SIYBLT. SeTendly and snocess-
irely.
SUCCESSOR. <tMlifled Bneoesaor.
SUCH* Upon Bach payment.
Bach trlAl*
8ach secwrlfy shall be
compelled.
Official seal of sach no-
tary.
BMi^bre the person hav-
ing sach right of action
forthwith to commence
salt.
SachrefnsaL
Eeasons for sach appeal.
Proceeds of sach sale.
Principal officer of sach
corporation*
Sach point.
Parties to sach proceed-
ing.
Parttcnlar acconnt of
sach loss or damage.
No other than sach agents.
Officers of sach body cor-
porate.
Bach books as may be
necessary.
In sach manner as shall
by law be prescribed.
In sach manner.
Kake sach negro or
malatto a slave.
For want of sach issue.
% Such invention.
Uonses fronting sach
street.
Heirs or legatees claiming
as sach.
On sach conditions as
may seem fit.
In favor of sach validity.
Executing any sach deed.
Every sach overseer.
After such entry.
By virtue of soch employ-
ment*
Bach elfects as shall be
upon my farm.
I
During such trial.
During such time.
Deliver up such lease or
agreement.
For default of all such
issue.
SUCH— Continaed.
Debts due to such bank-
rupt.
From such date.
Persons then compesiiir
sach company.
Such coMplaint.
Pardon sach loastic or
commute the execution.
Other annuity €ku^ on
such lands.
Such change.
Chairman of such respec-
tive meetings.
Such other taslness w
may be provided bj law.
Bread such as is nsoal to
be eaten.
Blood of such ancestor.
In default of such isnie
of any of them.
Any such order.
All such rates.
Such alien.
Advantages as well as tbe
^ disadvantages of the
road to such person.
SUE. FaUs to sue.
Legal disablUty to me.
SUED. May sue and be sued.
Commenced and sued.
SUING. Party suing forth the writ.
SUFFER. Procure or suffer.
SUFFERED. . Permitted or suffered.
SUFFEBDf G. Stray beast in a suffering
condition.
SUFFIdENT. Oood and sufficient deed
of conveyance.
Full and sufficient release
and discharge.
Good and sufficient war-
ranty deed.
Good and sufficient d€f4
with covenant of war-
ranty.
Good and sufficient deei
of general waminiy.
Good and sufficient deed>
Adequate and sufficient
load.
SUICIDE. Die by suicide.
Commit suicide.
SUIX, Some suit or action.
Bequire the person bal-
ing such right of action
forthwith to commence
suit.
Suit pending.
6a3
SUIT.
SUSPENDED.
634
SUIT ~ Continued.
Next before some suit or
action.
Suit has been heard*
Fictitious suit.
In the existing suit.
Suit shall be depending.
Thirty days before suit.
Sent for in eustody*
Costs of suit.
Controrersies which
might be the subject of
a personal action at law
or of a suit in equity.
Suit of any common per-
son.
CiTil suit.
Attached in any suit.
Amicable suit.
Suit or action of a civil
nature.
Suit or action*
SUITED* Ihramatic composition de-
signed or suited for
public representation.
SUITOfiS* Before the sheriff and
suitors.
SUITS* Conducting actions or
suits.
Actions and suits.
SOMrn Sum prcTionsly offered.
Penal sum.
Orer that sum.
Hortgage, debt or sum of
money.
Like sum.
Further sum.
For the largest sum that
we can reasonably ob-
tain.
Any sum which they think
fit*
Sum due*
Sum adjudged* .
SUMMARY. <Mer made upon a sum-
mary application after
judgment.
SUMMONED* Lawfully summoned.
SUMMOHS* Serrice of the summons.
SUMS* Sums due for wharfage*
SUNDAY. Close on Sunday.
SUPERHUMAN* Irresistible superhuman
cause.
SUPERINTENDED* Managed or superin-
tended by her husband.
SUPERIOR* Superior court of common
law.
# Superior court*
SUPERSTRUCTURE* Building, wharf or
other superstructure.
SUPPLEMENT* Bill of revivor and sup-
plement.
SUPPLIES. Plantation supplies.
SUPPLY* Full supply.
SUPPMIT* Raise and support armies.
Means of support.
Maintenance and support.
Evidence in support there-
of.
Good and comfortable
support and mainten-
anco.
SUPPORTINft* Household furniture nec-
essary for supporting
life.
Household furniture nec-
essary for supporting
life.
SUPPRESS* Suppress and restrain*
Restrain and suppress.
Regulate or suppress
bawdy houses.
SUPPRESSION* Fraudulent suppression.
SUPREMA* Sains popuU est suprema
lex.
SURETY* Surety for, or liable for
any debt*
Bond with surety.
SURFACE* Surface water*
SURGEON* Carry on or exercise the
practice or profession
of a surgeon.
SURNAME* Bearing the surname of.
SURPLUS* Surplus water*
Surplus proceeds*
SURYEY* Regular survey.
New grant or order of
survey.
SURYEYOR* Agent or surveyor.
Outgoing surveyor.
Any surveyor.
SURYIYINft* Then surviving and rt-
maining.
Other surviving.
Next surviving son.
Cause of action surviving.
SURYIYORS* Survivor or survivors.
SUSPEND* Injunction to suspend the
general and ordinary
business of a corpora-
tion.
SUSPENDED* To be suspended while
loading*
Fraudulently stopped or
suspended and not re-
sumed payment.
685
SUSPENDERS.
TEN.
636
Binoesy raspenden com-
TATEBir.
SUSFENBEBS.
Lm or tavern.
posed in part of India
At any tavern.
robber.
TAX.
Suit for the purpose of
SWAP.
TIIlalBovs swap.
restraining the assess-
swEABure.
False swearing.
ment or collection ol
f^^fVfXflV^.
Lands overflown by the
swelling and eozrents
any tax.
Bevenue tax.
of the river.
License, tax and regnlite
8WDIBIIK6.
Other fraudalent, swin*
hackney carriages, etc.
dling or deceitful prae-
Articles or obleeta chuged
•
tiBM.
with an internal tax.
SWDTE.
Permit swine to go npon
License tax.
any sidewalk.
Direct tax.
SWISS.
Swiss gallows.
Affecting the substaotial
SWORN.
Sworn before me.
justice of the tax it-
SYMPTOMS.
Free from any symptoms
self.
of disease.
Ad valorem tax.
TABLE.
Serre a private table.
TAXAnOH.
Taxation shall be udf wn
Table or bank of the sane
Bnle of taxation shall be
or like kind.
uniform.
Gaming table of the sane
Property subject to taxa-
or like kind.
tion.
Keeping a faro bank or
Exempted from taxation
gaming table.
of every kind.
Gaming table.
Erects and keeps a billiard
TAXED.
Taxed cart.
table.
TAXES.
State taxes.
Common gaming table.
Ikegularly given in for
TAKE.
Support and take care of.
taxes.
Steal or take from the
Bates, tsxes and duties.
mail any letter.
Public taxes, rates and
Take measures for the
assessments.
formation of a company.
Public taxes.
To take proper means.
Parochial taxes.
Kill or take.
ISxcept the taxes sball
Feed) water and take
actaally bave been
proper care of.
paid.
Take effeet.
Taxes levied during tbe
Beeide or take part in the
term.
decision.
Fresh taxes.
Take and cany away.
Duplicate of taxes.
Authorized to take appli-
Taxes or asflessnents.
cations for insurance.
Taxes assessed dnring the
TAKEN.
Yalae of the property
•
term.
taken.
Arrears of taxes.
Besenredy taken or re-
TEA.
Boheatea.
ceived.
TEAM.
Necessary team.
Enjoyed or tsken the ben-
Good team.
efit of such exemption.
TEir.
Within ten days.
The cotton to be taken
Ten days after peace is
from the quay.
made.
Causes to be tsken.
Ten o'clock.
TAJUNG.
Bae taking.
Within ten dl^
TALE.
Calcutta linseed, tale,
Ten days' notice.
quale.
Not less than five nor
TAM.
<{ni tarn.
more than ten diysafter
TASTE.
Objecto of rertn and taste
the date of ti» war-
TABiiriive.
Tanning business.
rant.
687
TEN,
THE.
688
TEET— Continued.
TEKAirCIES.
TEKANT.
TEHANTABLE.
TENBEB.
TEKBINe.
TEHEMEirr.
TEmSMENTS.
TEIfTSU
TEKUBE.
TEBM*
TEBimiATE.
At least ten days oetween
the day of sexrice and
the first day of the next
term.
Ten dear days.
General tenancies.
No tenant.
Good, tenantable repair.
Good tenantable repair.
Legal tender notes.
Disorder or circumstances
tending to shorten life.
Brick tenement thereon*
Free land or tenement.
Yalne of the tenements.
LandSy tenements and
hereditaments.
Lands^ tenements and
estate of the said com-
pany.
Lands and tenements.
Tenth day*
Property of whatsoerer
kind, tenure or nature.
A term of years*
Such term.
Subsequent term there-
after.
Next spring term.
Special term.
Sixth day of the term.
Term originally created.
Kextterm.
Taxes levied during the
term.
Leased term.
Interfere with the term
of office.
First term.
First day of the term.
At least ten days between
the day of service and
the first day of the next
term.
Any term or number of
years certain*
At the term.
Taxes assessed during the
term.
Adjourned term.
Expire and terminate.
Usual terms.
BespeetiTe terms.
Other terms.
Just and reasonable
terms.
General terms.
TEBNE.
TEBBOB.
TESTATOB*
TESTIFT*
TESTDIONT*
THAN*
TEBMS — Continued.
Dutch terms.
Alteration in the terms
and conditions of the in-
surance.
Terms accommodating*
Teme tin*
Circumstances of terror.
TESTAKENTABT* Probate and testamen-
tary matters.
Signed by the testator.
Belation of the testator.
Heir at law of the testa-
tor.
Bequlred to testi^.
Called to testify thereto
by the opposite party.
State the testimony.
Effect of the testimony.
Beeeives more than his
just share.
Not more than.
Not more than.
Otherwise than in current
coin*
Bate of interest greater
than aforesaid*
That is to say*
The treasury*
The son of R.
The same*
The result.
The raUway*
The origlnaL
On the trial.
The late W. C.
The issue*
The insured*
The funds*
The distilleiy*
The crew.
The company*
The cause of action.
The cause*
Of the blood of another.
Of the blood*
The biUs*
In the asylum*
The assured*
Along the street.
Along the shore.
Along the route.
Along the river.
Along the bank.
All the witnesses thereto.
All the rest of my estate.
All the residue and re-
mainder of my real estate
THAT*
THE*
639
THE.
THIEVES.
640
THEATE2L
THEATRICAL.
THEFT.
THEIE.
THEJIL
— Contlnaed.
All the remainder.
All the real and personal
estate.
All the property I pos-
sess.
AH the property.
AU the notes of hand.
AU the Interest.
All the gates.
AU the esute.
AU the children.
Place not being a patent
tbtfater.
Engaging in or carrying
on the basiness of keep-
ing a theatre.
IJcensCy regulate and re-
strain theatrioal amnse-
ments.
Loss by theft.
Their hein forcTir.
Die withontiwae of their
bodies.
CliUdren or their issue.
Or either of them.
Owned by them.
Erery of them.
To be divided equally be-
tween them.
As to them shall seem best
Or any of them.
In default of such issue of
any of them.
What then remains.
Then In his occupation.
Then leried the same
thereout.
Laws then in force.
Then eUpsed.
PerKODs then conposlng
8uch company.
CKiUdren then living.
THElfCEFOBTH. Interest thenceforth to
accrue due.
From thenceforth.
Then and there.
Term of one year and an
indefinite period there-
after.
Subsequent term there-
after.
Thereafter bnUt.
Toting thereat.
Said mortgage deed, the
real estate thereby con-
veyed.
Chargeable thereby.
:i:-»:'^Hi.
THEH.
THESE.
THEBEAFTER.
THEREAT.
THEREBY.
THEBBOH.
THEREOUT.
THERETO.
THEBEUirrO.
THEREUPON.
THEREWITH.
THIEP.
THIETES.
Residing therein.
Those Intereated therein.
Any interest therein.
For the use thereof.
In the rear thereof.
In part payment thereof.
On the line thereof.
Purlng the Ufe tbereot
Keeper thereof.
In the rear thereot
The annual frait thereof.
Eridenee in support there-
of.
Enjoyment tliereof u of
right.
During the ooDtfauuiwe
thereof.
BnpUcate theieof.
PreTious payments nude
thereon.
K ame of the owner cured
or engraTcd thereon.
GiTe any Uen thereon.
Ceased to be thereon.
Paying thereout.
Then levied the sibk
thereout.
Setting up a dahn thtie-
to.
When thereto requestoi
PriTfleges belenglBg
thereto.
Without any name s&h-
scribed thereto or
signed with a Itctitloiis
name.
Majority of the memben
elected thereto.
From and after paynest
and subject thereto.
CaUed to testify thereto
by the opposite party.
Risk of boats so far IS
ships are UaUe tiwreto.
Belonging thereto.
All the witnesses there-
to.
Watercourses thereunto
belonging.
Proceedings thsreapon.
Connected therewith.
Information as shall lead
to the apprehensioii tod
couTlction of the thief.
Common thief.
Pirates, assailing thieves.
Enemies, pirates sad s»-
sailing thieves.
641
THING.
TIME.
6i2
THUrG.
THEfOS.
THINKS.
THISTT.
THIS.
THOSE.
THOUSlirB.
THREATENED.
THREATENS.
THREE.
Yaluable thing.
Right to use the thing
patented.
Stone or other thing.
<hr other thing.
Box, package or thing.
Other valuable thing.
Impression^ device, color
or thing.
Thing duly done.
Any thing done.
Building) erection or
thing.
Assignor of a thing In
action or contract.
Other article or thing.
Any other matter or thing
from the beginning of
the world.
Things TOlnntarily fur-
nished.
Other valuable things.
Any instrument, arms or
other things calculated
to aid his eseiq[»e.
Bonds for the payment of
money or other things.
Matters or things began
or made.
Articles^ goods or things.
Whenerer he thinks
proper.
For at least thirty days.
Within thirty days.
Thirty days before suit.
Nothing in this act.
This indentore.
This faU.
In conformity with the
oastoni of this place.
At this date.
Those interested therein.
Those injured. -
One thousand feet.
One thousand feet.
Being threatened.
Mallcioasly threatens to
accuse another of crime.
Three years.
Bemored for three
months.
Once a week during three
successive weeks.
Three nearest towns.
Three months.
Legacies to be paid with
Interest in three mohths.
Three days.
THROUGH.
THRUST.
TIMBER.
TICKET.
TICKETS.
TIME.
Persons claiming throngh
or under the bankrupt.
On condition that the
canal passes throngh
the town.
IntOy through or under.
FaU through.
Through the detanlt.
Stab) stick or thrust.
The nse of the timber.
Timber and other trees.
Prairie or timber land.
Pitch-pine timber of av-
erage quality.
Timber for bniiding.
Beach for drift-wood and
timber.
Lottery ticket.
Change bill or ticket.
Proposals to buy, sell or
procure lottery tickets.
WeU and faithfully serve
and give and devote his
whole time and labor.
Treasurer for the time
being.
From the time of signing
the judgment.
Secretary for the time
being.
Made at the same time.
Reasonable time.
Night time.
Minister for the time
being.
Time the assessment Is
made.
Lost time.
Living at the tloM of his
decease.
Held at the time of mar-
riage.
From tim^ to time.
For the time being.
Bnring which time.
Bnring such time.
Debt exiHting at the time
of the adjudication of
bankruptcy.
Seven days' time for
pleading.
A certain time.
For the time being.
Before or at the time.
At the time he becomes
bankrupt.
At the time of.
At the same time.
648
TIME.
TOWN.
644
— Continned.
Aptthne.
TITHES.
TITLE.
TO.
At aay time.
OMvpier of tlth«8.
WIthovt requiring the
l«88er*8 title.
Transfer or cbenge of
title.
All right and tlUe.
Bi^t) title or interest.
Bi^t) title, claim, inter-
est and demand.
Bi^t) title and interest in
and to the lots of land.
Bigiit^tlUe aad interest.
BIglit and titie.
<{iiestloii ef title to real
property.
<{iiestto]i of title of real
estate.
Perfect title.
Lawfttl title.
Bight, title and Interest.
Good title.
Shall be expressed in the
title.
Bight, title and Interest
of dower in said estate.
DeriratiTe title.
Color of tiUe.
€lond upon title.
Clear title.
Change in title or posses-
sion.
Change of title.
Better legal and para-
mount title.
Abstract of title.
Absolute inheritable title.
.Sworn to.
Succeeded to.
Subject to.
To be selected*
Berert to.
Besorted to.
To rent.
Known to.
To be forwarded*
To forward.
Equal to.
To deUrer.
Come to.
To clear.
Town to which he be-
longs.
As to them shall seem best.
As to.
Any party to a cause.
TO — Continued.
TOBACCO.
TOOETHEB.
TOKEN.
TOLL.
TOK.
TONS.
TOOLS.
TOBTUBE.
TOTAL.
TOUCHDrO,
TOinr.
Agreeably to law.
Agreeable to my wiiheg.
AiUolnlng to or occupied
with a dwelling-hooK.
In additfen to.
Addition erected to a
building.
Addition erected to a for-
mer building.
Place to which tho public
have access.
Granulated tobacco.
Dealer in tobacco.
Cut tobacco.
Lired together as hus-
band and wife.
Lewdly and lattdTioosIj
associate and cohabit
together.
Bailroads coBueded to-
gether.
Cohabit together as hat-
band and wife.
Assemble together.
False token or writiog.
By color of any W»
token or writing.
Title to any toll.
Intermediate tolL
Full toll.
Per ton per mile.
Load of two tons.
Hecessaiy tools of a
tradesman.
Tools and impl^tents.
Proper tools or i■pi^
ments of a fanner.
Common tools.
Torment or torture.
ConstmctiTe total loss.
^{nestion tenchingthe sakt
imprisonment or pnn-
isbment.
Trading person pi\^
from town to town.
System of town govenh
ment.
Superintend Uie police of
the town.
Town schools.
Quota of any city or town.
Town pound.
Paupers of your town.
On condition that the
canal passes throngh the
town.
One town or city lot
645
TOWN.
TREATMENT.
646
TOWN — Continaed.
Town •fflcers.
Land in a town.
Any coniityy city or town.
Town to which be belonpat.
TOWNS. Cities, town or Tilla^s.
Three Bearest towns.
TOWNSHIP. Into the township.
TRACK. RaHroad track.
TRACT. Besenres the nse of said
tract of land.
TRADE. Yehicle nsed solely for the
conveyance of any goods
or burden in the course
of trade.
Usnal course of trade.
Tools necessary for his
trade or occupation.
The foreign trade.
Stock in trade.
Stay and trade.
Seizure for illicit trade.
Refnse of a trade, busi-
ness or manufactory.
Pnblie trade or business.
Pnblle trade.
Profession, trade or em-
pk>yment.
Profession, trade and oc-
cupation.
Payiible in trade.
(h*dinibry way of his trade.
Trade or business offen-
siye to the neighboring
inhabitants.
Hoxions or offensive busi-
ness, trade or manufac-
ture.
Koxions or dangerous
trade or business.
Trade of merehandise.
Implements of the debt-
or's trade.
Illicit trade.
Fixtnres or erections used
for the purposes of trade
Deal or trade in.
Accounts as concern the
trade of merchandise
between merchant and
merchant.
Coasting trade.
Trade or business of a
bntcher.
Engage in trade or busi-
ness.
TBADEB. Merchant or trader.
Insolrent trader.
TBABES.
Professions, trades and
occupations.
TBABESMAN. Necessary tools of a
tradesman.
Merchant or tradesman.
TBADDIG. Dealing or trading.
TBIFFIC. Extraordinary traffic.
TBAIN. On the train.
Fast train.
TRAINS. Ordinary trains.
TRANSACTION. Property deemed desira*
ble in the transaction of
its business.
Personal transaction.
TRANSACTIONS. Dealings and transactions
with any bankrupt.
TRANSCRIPT. Transcript from the books
TRANSFER. Through without transfer.
Sale or transfer.
Mortgage, assign and
transfer.
Fraudulent conyeyance,
gift, delivery or trans-
fer.
TRANSFERS. Sales, transfers and con-
veyances.
TRANSIENT. Regulate sales of auc-
tioneers and transient
merchants.
TRANSIT. Damage to goods while in
transit.
TRANSITU. Steppage in transitu.
TRANSMITTING. Inheriting and transmit-
ting Inheritance.
TRANSPORTATION. Tehide for the trans-
portation of passengers.
Transportation of mer-
chandise.
Conveyance provided for
the transportation of
passengers.
TRAYEL. To sne^ labor and travel.
So iU as not to be able to
travel.
TRATELLED. Travelled public road or
street.
TRATELUNG. Travelling by public or
private conveyance.
TRATELLED. Land route usually
travelled.
TREASURER. Another treasurer.
TREATMENT. Medical or mechanical
treatment for disease.
Excesses^ cruel treatment
or outrages.
Cruelty of treatment.
Cruel) barbarous and in-
human treatment.
647
TREATMENT.
TWO.
648
TRBATMEHT —
TREES.
TBIIL.
TRIBES.
TREBUllilf
TRIBUKILS
TREED.
TRIP.
TRUCK-WAGOH,
TRUE.
TRULY.
TRUST.
Cod tinned.
Cmel and Inhnman treat-
ment.
TlHber wood and trees.
Tlaber and other trees.
Cut down or destroj any
trees.
Up«B the trial.
Raliags of the conrt In
the progress of the trial.
Rigkt of trial by jory.
On the trial,
(hi trial.
New trial.
MotioB for a new trial.
Matter arising npon the
trial.
Trial by Jury. •
Final hearing or trial.
Fair leieal trial.
Erent of the trlaL
Duing the trial.
Dmring such trial.
Day of trial.
Committed for trial to the
assizes.
Before trial.
Before final hearing or
trial.
At the trial.
Arising during the course
of the trial.
Appear at the trial.
Regulate commerce with
the Indian tribes.
Judicial tribunal.
Inferior tribunals.
First tried.
Court before whom the
action is tried.
CkNKi for this trip only.
Cart or touck-wagon.
True and actual cash
TAlne.
True nature and valiie.
True name.
Just and true account.
True descriptioB.
Just and true accoBBt.
Well and truly execute
the duties of cashier.
Well and truly administer
according to law.
Well and truly administer.
Trustee of an express
trust.
ResnItiBg trust
Public trust.
TRUST — Continued .
Oflee or public tnut.
Oflleeef tmstorpioflL
Ofllee of trust.
Ofllee of profit ind tnut
MerehBBdise in tnut or
on commission.
Ib trust neTerthetoM nd
upon conditloB.
Held in trust
Eiqpress trust
ExecBtoi7 trust
Deed of trust or moit-
TRUSTEB.
TRUSTEES.
TUHC.
TURN.
TURNS.
TURPITUDE.
TWELTE.
Aetlag in the tnut
CoBtiBBlBg trustee.
Bare trustee.
As trustee.
SBrrlTor of the tnstees.
CoBtrary to said trostoes.
TUMULTUOUS. RietoBS and tamultnons
manner.
Nbbc pro tunc.
Regular turi^.
Turn loose any cattk.
LeadlBg in tun.
Regular turns of loidiog.
Crime involring monl
turpitude.
TURFTTUDINEM. Nemo allegans snim tor-
pitudinem est sodiendBs
* Bee in each week forii
least twelve soooetstre
weeks.
Twelve months.
Jary of twelve men.
Twelve months eeitiii*
Dwells more than tweotr
Bdles from the defend-
ant.
Good for twenty dsys.
TWENTT«FIVE. Twenty-five dollars.
TWENTT-FOUR. Within twenty-four hsm
after the adjudicstion-
AttaiB the age of twen^-
one.
Two years.
Any two Justices,
deed and ooUectlhle two
years.
Two years after date <n
deBMBd.
Two days.
Twoeottages.
Two boflers.
Attested by two witnesses
B^^lar appreatlMiUr
of two years.
TWENTY.
TWENTT-ONE.
TWO.
649
TWO.
UNITED STATES.
650
TWO — Continaed.
All two lots.
TWO-TUIKiDS. Two-thirds of soch qaali-
fled Toten*
Two-tkirds rote of the
city coancll.
TTPE. Plain English tjpe.
Konpariel ^rpe.
miKATE. OrigiDal and ultimate
property*
UIABULTERATED. SeU as nnadnlterated.
U9AT0IDABLE* Fire and all other ona-
voldable accidents.
Unavoidable aeeideiito of
Are.
mCOlVDinOllAL. Entire, nncondltlonal and
sole ownership.
Entire unconditional and
sole ownership.
UITDEB Talned at as under.
Under his proper hand and
seal.
Persons claiming through
or under the bankrupt.
All mines and minerals
within and under the
land.
Lien under final process.
IntOy through or under.
Under their direction.
Acting under the direetlon
Crime arising under the
revenue laws.
All claiming under him.
Claiming under a mort-
gage-
Under whom they claim.
Cases in law and equity
arising under the * *
laws of the United
States.
Case arising under the
constitution and laws of
the United States.
Bjf from or under.
Authority exercised under
the United States.
All claiming under him.
UHBEBSTAlfDING. Want of understanding.
Express nnderstandlng.
UHDEEWOODS. Woods and underwoods.
Saleable underwoods.
IJOUE* Injustice er undue delay
to creditors.
UKEXPECTED. Sudden and unexpected
death.
UHFAIBLT* Unjnstty and unfairly
attempted.
UNIFORM. Bnle of taxation shall be
uniform.
As nearly uniform as prac*
tieable.
UNHrTERBUFTSD* Tolnntary and uninter-
rupted absence.
Uninterrupted possession
UNITED KOrODOM. Person residing within
the United Kingdom.
Part of the United King-
dom.
UNITED STATES. Vessel wrecked in the
United States.
Teasels of the United
States.
Teasel wrecked in the
United States.
Suits arising uader the
constitution and laws of
the United States.
Sliip of the United States.
Settled limits of the
United States.
Eevenne laws of the
United States.
Persons in the naval ser-
vice of the United
SUtes.
Person in the naval forces
of the United States.
Officers of the United
States.
National currency of the
United States.
Lawful money of the
United States. ^
Money of the United
States.
In the military service of
the United States.
Mariners and seamen of
the United States.
Lands of the United
'States.
Land purchased from the
United States.
Inland waters of the
United States.
Debt due to the United
States.
Claim upon the United
SUtes.
Citisen of the State and
of the United States.
Cases in law and equity
arising under th^ * *
laws of the United
States.
651
UNITED STATES.
UPON.
652
UHITED STATES — ConUnned.
CMe in which the law of
the United States
authorizes an oath to be
administered.
Cam arising under the
constitution and laws of
the United States.
Avthorltj exercised onder
the United States.
UKJUST. Incorreet or otherwise qh-
jast.
UHKHOWlf • Weighty yalne and con-
tents unknown.
<{aaiitltf and quality un-
known.
Gontents unknown.
VHLAWIUL. Used for unlawful gam-
ing.
Unlawful or forcible entry
Occupied or used for un-
lawful purposes.
Unlawful game or sport.
Other unlawful game*
Unlawful assembly.
Unlawful arrestSy re-
straints and detain-
ments.
UHLIWFULLT. TiolenUy and unlawfully.
Designedly and unlaw-
fully.
UllLESS* Free from average, unless
general.
Free from ayerage unless
general.
tJHLOAD* Load or unload at his own
risk.
UHLOABIHG. Loading, unloading, con-
veyance or otherwise,
whether arising from
negligence or other,
wise.
UlUHABBIED. Tirtuous unmarried
female.
Single and unmarried.
As if she had died unmar-
ried.
UNMEBCHANTABLE. Wet, dirty, or un-
merchantable palm oil.
UHHANUFACTUBED. Silks in a manfac-
tured or unmanufac-
tured state.
Wool unmanufactured.
UNNECESSABT. Without unnecessary pro-
lixify.
Exposure to unnecessary
danger, hazard or peril-
ous adventure.
UHHECESSABT -- Continued.
Wilfully and wiatonly
exposiag hinuelf to uy
unnecessary danger or
peril.
Unnecessary dtagcr or
peril.
UKOCCUPIEB. Yacant or unoccupied
lots.
Yaeant or unoccupied.
Yacant and unoccupied
land.
Yacant and unoccnpied.
UHPAID. Second of exehiage tint
unpaid.
UHBEASONABLE. Undnc or unieuomible
preference.
Disproportlonale and ob-
reasonable.
UirSUITABLE. Evidently unsuitable.
UHTBL. Until income shaU i>e
realized.
UNTO* Towards and unto.
Has executed onto.
UKTBIED* Cause remaining untried.
UFUSUALt duel and unusual poo-
ishment.
UP. Sealed up.
Lying up.
Laid up.
Clave up.
Deliver up such lease or
agreement.
Brought up as aferessld.
UFHOLDDTG. Necessary for upholdisR
life.
Articles of household fv*
nltnre necesssiy for ap-
holding life.
UPON* Bnn upon the land of anj
other i>erson.
Upon its ronts.
Bemain upon any side-
walk to the annoyance
of any person.
Upon the recdpt thereof.
Having upon or about his
person*
Person who has paid
money lost upon any
game or wager.
Permit swine to go apoo
any sidewalk.
Public passage or place
built upon.
Order made upon a som-
mary applicatioa after
judgment.
653
UPON.
USED.
654
UPON— Continued.
Matter arising upon the
trial.
Besident npon the line of
the canal.
Lien npon a Judgment.
Liabilitjr to pay money
upon a contingency.
Labor upon any land.
Upon a Journey.
In trust nevertheless and
upon condition.
Immediately upon de-
mand.
In exeention upon any
judgment.
Such eff^ts as shall be
upon my farm.
Ihie upon contract.
Devolye upon.
Upon the petition of the
defendant.
Debt upon record.
Deed of conTeyance
founded upon a grant.
Liability to pay money
upon a contingency.
Upon express condition.
€lond upon title.
Claim upon the United
States.
Actions upon the case.
Called upon to pay.
Upon the body.
All actions upon any Judg-
ment.
US* For us and each of us.
USE. Taken for public use.
Superstitions use.
For her sole and separate
use.
Sole use and disposal.
Sole use.
Beside on, use or occupy.
Beserres the use of said
tract of land.
Public use and sale.
Public use.
Prorisiong for family use.
Ptorisions as may be
found on hand for family
use.
Private use.
Opened and dedicated to
the public use.
Only proper use.
Persons drawing firewood
for their own family use.
USE— Continued.
USED.
Own use.
Kecessaiy yegetables ac-
tually provided for
family use.
Necessaiy to the use and
enjoyment thereof.
Mill site lawfully in use.
Make use of.
Habitually use intoxicat-
ing drinks.
For the use of.
Use his best endeavors*
Water for domestic use'.
Keep or use any dog*
Continuous use.
Continuous adverse use.
Constant use«
Change in use.
Building made use of for
printing or drying eal-
ico.
Used in navigating the
waters of this State.
Tessels of whatever de-
scription used in river or
inland navigation.
Description of vessel used
in navigation.
Tehicle used solely for the
conveyance of any goods
or burden in the course
of trade.
To be used as a training-
field forever.
Tools used in making
serges.
Profits used in construc-
tion.
Otherwise used and prac-
tised.
Not known or used by
others.
Occupied or used for un-
lawful purposes.
Not known or used before
his application.
Property necessarily used
in operating any rail-
road.
Material used.
Inflammable fluid used as
alight.
Land used as a railway.
Land built upon or used
for business purposes.
Not known or used before
the application.
655
USED.
VALUE.
656
USED — Continued.
Famitnre used by him in
housekeeping.
FixtareB or erections used
for the purposes of
trade.
Used exclusively for taim*
ing purposes.
Fftrt of a factory used
solely for the manufac-
ture of goods.
Ereetion used in conduct-
ing the business of any
mine.
Used for bHrial.
Used for building pur-
poses.
BerrieS} Imts and vegeta-
bles used principally in
dyeing or composing
dyes.
Used for the purpose of
an asylnm.
Appropriated or used.
USEFUL. Useful trade.
Promote the progress of
science and the useful
arts.
Neeessary and useful for
public or private pur-
poses.
Made use|ul.
Useful arts.
USELESS. Damage with Intent to
render useless.
USES. Charitable uses.
USIKG. Using the trade of mer-
chandise.
USUAL. \ Usual place of business.
Neeessai7 or usual.
Agreeably to the usual
mode of process against
offenders in such State.
Last and usual place of
abode.
• Established or usual place
of business.
Wholly to disable him
from following his usual
business.
Usual and ordinary course
of business.
Bread such as Is usual to
be eaten.
Usual avocation.
Usual place of abode.
USUALLY. Way over my land as
usually occupied.
USUALLY — Continued.
Stoek usually kept in
country stores.
Usually residing with.
Merdiandise sueh as is
usually kept in country
stores.
Land route usually trav-
eUed.
CNknIs usually kept in
country stores.
As usually occupied.
USUKFED. Military or usurped power
iMfmAoMj insurrection or
civil commotion, or of
any military or usurped
power.
USURY. Intwpose the defence of
usury.
UTENSILS. Stock, plantation utensils
and household fani-
tare.
UTMOST. Utmost care and dili-
gence.
UTTEBLY. Utterly deserted.
TACATIOH. Daring the vacation.
YAGABOHD. Bogne and vagabond.
YALID. Batify, confirm and make
valid.
Batifledf confirmed and
made valid.
YALIDITY. Yolantaiy validity.
Necessary validity.
In favor of such validity.
Decree or judgment estab-
lishing the validity of
said patent.
YALUABLE. Pnrehasers for a valua-
ble consideration with-
out notice.
Payee Iti good faith and
for valuable considera-
tion.
Other valuable things.
Other valuable thing.
Farther or other valuable
consideration.
Consignee or iadorsee for
valuable consideration.
Valuable eonsideratioB
paid.
VALUABLES. Money, jewelry and other
valuables.
VALUE. Weigiity value and con-
tents unknown.
Value and contents an«
known.
Tnie value.
657
VALUE.
VOTERS.
658
TALUE — Continued.
SinllAT nature, package,
value and quality.
Value recelTed.
Ratable value.
Par value.
Net value.
Market value.
Invoice or entered value.
Increased value.
Estimated cash value.
Cnrrent value.
Clear yearly value.
Clear annual value.
Bill of exchange ex-
pressed to be for value
received.
Appraised value.
Annnal value.
Annual net value.
Actual market value.
Actual cash value.
TALUES. Worths and values.
TABIETUB. Fe varietur.
TEOETABLE. Plants and vegetable pro-
ductions.
TE6ETABLES. Fecessary vegetables
actually provided for
family use.
Berries, nuts and vegeta-
bles used principally in
dyeing or composing
dyes.
YEHICLE. Owner of the vehicle
TEILS. Silk veUs.
TENDEE. On August Ist or as soon
as the vendee shall pay
92,000.
YESBITOR. Caveat venditor.
TEBDICT. Privy verdict.
Perverse verdict.
Partial verdict.
Chance verdict.
Adverse verdict.
YESSEL. Vessel wrecked in the
United States.
Value of the ship or
vessel.
American ship or vessel.
Ship or vessel.
Piratically and feloni-
ously run away with any
ship or vessel.
Foreign vessel.
Destroy any vessel.
TESSELS. Tow and assist vessels.
Ships or vessels.
Manufactures, articles,
wares of
VESSELS — Continued.
vessels and
glass.
Constmction and repair
of vessels.
Armed vessels.
VESf • Vest absolutely.
VESTED. Vested remainder.
VIATOR. Caveat viator.
VHiLAAE. Town or village.
VINOUS. Ardent or vinous spirits.
VIOLATION. Die in violation of law.
Die in the known violation
of any law.
VIOLENCE. External violence.
Actual violence.
VIOLENT. Bodily Injury effected
through external, vio-
lent and accidental
means.
External) violent and ac-
cidental means.
Violent and accidental
means.
VIRES. Ultra vires.
VIRTUE. By virtue of the statutes
for the distribution of
estates of persons dying
intestate.
3y virtue of such employ-
ment.
' By virtue of his employ-
ment.
By virtue of his office.
TOID. Utterly void.
Null and void.
Make void.
Made void.
Fraudulent and void as
against the assignee.
VOLUNTEER. Carriage containing vol-
unteer infantry.
VOTE. True vote.
Personate any person en-
titled to vote.
Offers to vote.
Knowingly and fraudu-
lently vote at any elec-
tion.
Knowingly vote.
Person entitled to vote.
Casting vote.
VOTER. Designed to mislead the
voter.
VOTES. Written votes.
VOTERS. Majority of the legal
voters.
list of voters.
659
VOTING.
WATER.
660
TOTOe.
TOTAGE.
TOTAfiES.
WAGER.
WAGES.
WAGON.
WAIYE.
WAIVED.
WAIYDTG.
wAirr.
WAHTONLT.
WAB.
WAEE.
WABEHOUSE.
WABEBOOMS.
WABES.
niegftUy voting.
Trading voyage.
On the game voyage.
game voyage.
For one voyage only*
Foreign voyage.
Eveiy way fitted for the
voyage.
End of the voyage.
Dnring the voyage.
Toyage or voyages alore-
Miid.
Series of voyages.
Money won npon any net
or wager.
Persen who has paid
money lost npon any
game or wager.
Fnll wages.
Stage wagon.
Wagon or cart road.
Wagon, cart or other car-
riage.
Waive protest.
Acceptance waived.
Stipulation in writing
waiving a Jury.
Waiving inqalsition ap-
pealSy etc.
For want of such issue.
Want of care*
Grossly, wantonly or
cruelly to neglect.
Wilfully and wantonly
exposing himself to any
unnecessary danger or
peril.
Usage and practice of war
Ship of war.
Provisions or munitions
of war.
Monitions of war
Mixed war.
Levying war.
Civil war.
Casnalties or conse-
quences of war or re-
bellion.
Glass ware in casks.
Store, shop or warehouse.
Warehouse receipts.
Fire-proof cotton ware-
house.
To be used as cabinet
warerooms.
Contract for the sale of
goods, wares and mer-
chandise.
WABBAHT.
WABBAHTEE.
WABBANTT.
WABES — Continued.
Money, goods, wares er
merchandise.
Goods, wares, merduui-
dise, articles or objects.
Gooda,- wans and mer-
dise.
Mannfaotnres, sfftides,
vessels and wsfes of
glass.
Dealers in goods, mm
and merchandiM.
Deal in goods, wanssod
merchandise.
Sneh warrant of attornef .
Lawfnl warrant Issued b j
a court of competent
jurisdiction.
Escape warrant
Not less than five normore
than ten days sfter the
date of the wamnt
Good and warrantee deed.
Usual covenaots of wir-
ranty.
Good warranty deed of
conveyance.
Good and sofflcient deed
of general warraotj.
Good and sofficieat deed
with covenant of war-
ranty.
Good and suiBcleDt war-
ranty deed.
Full eovenants of seizure
and warranty.
Bird of warren.
Cotton and woolen waste.
Conunott or waste lands.
Good watch.
Anchor watcb.
Watchman k^t on the
premises.
Drain used for the cob-
veyance of water.
Tide water.
Snrf aoe water.
Stream of water.
Salt water.
How of water lessened
or navigation iispeded.
Plaee for water.
Employed on water.
Low water mark.
Land covered with water.
Bydrmnlic ram, wbeel or
other process fbreisg
water.
WABBEH.
WASTE.
WATCH.
WATCHBAN.
WATEB.
661
WATER. WHATSOEVER.
662
WATEBS.
WAT.
WATER — Continaed .
High water mark.
Water fence.
Fence running into the
water.
Feedy water and take
proper care of.
Water for domegtic nae.
As long as wood grows
and water runs.
Used In navigating the
waters of this State.
HaTlgable waters.
Inland waters of the
United States.
Town way.
Scrawl by way of seal.
Bight of way as located.
Bight of way.
PriYate way.
Ordinary way of ids trade.
ETciy way fitted for the
voyage.
Contemplated passage
way.
By way of deposit.
Annually or in any way
she may wish.
Accnstomed way.
Wearing apparel.
Necessary wearing ap-
parel.
Goods, wearing apparel.
Wear any weapon con-
cealed as a weapon.
Sliarp dangerous weapon.
Deadly weapon.
Dangerons weapon.
Offensiye arms or weapons
Concealed weapons.
Unayoidable accldenti
necessity or distress of
weather.
Cold weather.
Once in each week for at
least twelve successive
weeks.
Once a week during three
successive weeks.
Onee a week.
Once in each week for at
least twelve successive
weeks.
Onee a week during three
successive weeks.
From six to eight weeks.
Office for the weighing of
any merchandise.
WEABIN6.
WEAPOH.
WEAFOHS.
WEATHEB.
WEEK.
WEEKS.
WEiaHDie.
WEIGHT.
WELFABB.
WELL.
WEST.
WESTEBLT.
WESTEBir.
WHABF.
WHABTES.
WHATEYEB.
WHAT80ETEB.
Long weight.
Excessive weight.
Dead weight.
British weight.
Bread %hall be sold \xj
Weight.
Fnblie welfare.
Well satisfied.
€k>od order and well con*
ditioned.
False rumor in appear-
ance well founded.
Advantages as well as the
disadvantages of the
road to such person.
Dne west.
Thence westerly to the
road.
Western ocean.
With the wharf therein.
Lying at the wharf.
Bnilding, wharf or other
superstructure.
Erect, repair and regolate
public wharves.
Buildings and wharves.
Teasels of whatever de-
scription, used in river
or inland navigation.
Any other cause of In*,
debtedness whatever.
From whatever cause.
Escapes from any cause
whatever.
Whatever debts.
Accidents or damages of
the seas of whatever
nature or kind whatso-
ever.
Tools, implements, in-
struments and personal
property whatsoever.
All things whatsoever,
whether real or per-
sonal.
Property of whatsoever
kind, tenure or nature.
AU «other, the personal
estate, whatsoever.
Any gaming whatsoever.
All my effects whatsoever.
Accidents or damages of
the seas of whatever
nature or kind whatso.
ever.
Clear of all charges and
assessments whatso-
ever.
663
WHATSOEVER.
WILL.
664
WHITSOEYES
WHEAT.
WHEEL.
WHEELED.
WHEN.
W^IUSaJS.
WHEREON.
WHERRT.
WHETHER.
WHICH.
WHILE.
WHITE.
WHOLE.
— Contlnned.
All mj property of uiy
nature or kind whatso-
ever.
•AU intents and parposes
whaUoe?er.
Stnek of wheat.
Shock of wheat.
Hydnivlie ram, wheel or
other process forcing
water.
Wheeled carriage.
When not found as pre-
scribed in the code.
When the bills are duly
honored.
When house Is fbdflhed.
Copper when old and lit
only to be remanufac-
tured.
When the house is coio-
pleted.
When the building is in-
closed.
When not already done.
House or place where
liquors are retailed.
Lands or grounds where-
on said bridge is to be
built.
Wherry, lighter or oilier
craft.
Loading, unloading, con.
▼eyance or otherwise,
whether arising from
negligence or other-
wise.
All my estate whether
real or personal.
During which time.
While mnning on the
Hiidson River.
To be suspended while
loading.
While they remain at
home.
Damage to goods while in
^transit.
Blacky Indian and white
person.
One whole year.
WeU and faithfully serre,
and give and devote his
whole time and labor.
Responsible for the whole
note without notice or
protest.
Whole qaantity.
WHOLE — Continued.
One whole year.
WHOLESALE.
WHOLLY.
WHOH.
WHOSE.
WICKEDNESS.
WIDOWHOOD.
WIDTH.
WIFE.
WIFE'S
WILL.
One whole year at least
Of the whole blood.
Wholesale liquor deskr.
Carries on the basisess
of a wholesale llqnor
dealer.
Partly or whoDy com-
pleted.
Wholly excMpted.
Wholly to disaUe hia
from following his nsiul
business.
Conrt before whom the
action is tried.
For whom it coneenst
On account of whom it
may concern.
For whom it may CMieen.
By whose means.
Ey whose means.
Whose business It Is.
Gross ndsbehaTior and
wickedness.
Daring her widowhood.
Maximnm widtli.
Wife whipping.
Living apart from his wife
Lived together as husband
and vrife.
Endanger the life of lus
wife.
During the lifetime of anj
former husband or wife.
Cohabit together as hus-
band and wife.
Wife's thirds.
Wife's eqnify.
Within six months after
the probate of the vill.
Wish and will.
Shall and will release.
Record of wiU.
Any provision by will.
Nnncnpative will.
WUl make.
I wUl see you paid.
I will guarantee.
Deprived of the provisioo
made for her by wfll, or
otherwise in lien ^
dower.
Competent to dispose i?
will.
Clearly appears bj the
will.
Against her will.
665
WILFUL.
WITHOUT.
666
WILFUL*
WILFULLY.
WILLnrG*
WHO).
WINE.
WINES.
wnrrER.
WISH.
WISHES.
WITH.
Wilful neglect.
Wilful and malieions de-
sertion.
Wittlngrly, wilfully and
knowingly.
Wantonly and wilfully.
Wittingly, wilfully and
knowingly.
Knowingly and wilfully.
Wilfully and wantonly
exposing himself to any
unnecessary danger or
peril.
Embeszle, abstract or wil-
fully misapply.
Wilfully desert.
Ready and willing.
Before the wind.
Carry on the bnslness of
a wine merchant.
Strong or spirituous
liquors or wines.
Prime quality winter oil.
Does not wish to retract.
Annually or in any way
she may wish.
Agreeable to my wishes.
Together with.
With quick child.
<{uick with child.
Pregnant with child.
Pregnant with a child.
Parted with.
Liable with him for the
same debt.
With intent to kill.
Intrusted with any note.
Intrusted with and in pos-
session of.
With intention.
With an Intent.
With all faults.
Coupled with an interest.
Connected with the dwell-
ing-house.
Connected with.
Connect with.
Charged with murder.
Charged with crime and
confined in jail.
Charged with crime.
Charged with a capital
crime.
To blow with.
Big with chUd.
Betting with a coin.
Beginning with the elder.
Qo to bed with.
WITHBRAWir.
WITHHELD.
WITHIBI.
WITH — Continued .
Associate, continue to
keep company or co-
habit, or criminally cor-
respond with.
Assign or otherwise part
with.
Arrangenents with the
company.
Amalgamate with.
Agent intrusted withgoods
By and with the adTice.
Adjoining to or occupied
with a dwelling-house.
Made acquainted with the
contents.
Acquainted with the char-
acter and circumstances
Al>ont to sail with cargo.
VolnntarUy withdrawn.
Expressly withheld.
Arbitrarily withheld.
Within one year.
Not to be performed with-
in a year.
Seeking a livelihood with-
in the city.
Prosecnted within one
year.
Not within the power.
Person residing within
the United Kingdom.
Not to be paid within one
year.
All mines and minerals
within and under the
land.
Disposed of, left or sold
within the State.
Incurred within.
House within fifty feet of
a railway.
Within twenty-four hours
after the adjudication.
Within the distance of
half a mile.
Within thirty days.
Within ten days.
Within six days.
Within four days after the
adjournment.
Coming or returning with-
in the State.
Coming and residing witli*
in this State.
At or within.
Without reserre.
Without recourse.
WITHOUT.
667
WITHOUT.
WORK.
668
— Continued.
Without unsecesMury pro-
Uzftf.
Pk'oeeed without delay.
Without prejudice to
charter-party.
Without prejudice*
As far as posrihle without
expense.
Without haying been
Married*
Without erer haying been
nuffried*
Without leaylBg any chUd
At large without a keeper*
Without tssne*
Without intermptieii*
Without an heir at death.
Without haying issue.
Without fnrfher notice.
FeQBd and being without
acoUar.
Final and without excep-
tion or appeal.
Dying without issue.
Dying without heirs.
Dying without children.
Dying without lawful
issue.
Disndssed without preju-
dice.
Die without leaylng issue.
Die without issue of their
bodies.
Die without issue.
Die without heirs.
Die without children.
Depart this life without
leaving issue.
Depart this life without
lawful issue.
Without her eonsent*
Without assigning any
reason.
Almence without leaye.
niTAJSSS. Testify as a witness.
PromLB80i7 note signed in
the presence of an at-
testing witness.
Credible witness.
Attesting witness.
Any witness.
WTTKESSES* Meet the witnesses face
to face.
Credible witnesses.
Attested by two wit-
nesses.
All the witnesses thereto.
wnxDveLT.
WOMAN.
woMSir*
WOOD*
Willingly, wilfuUy tod
kBOwiagly*
Woman with chUd.
SiBglc woman.
PregDaat woman.
Woman of preyiooslj
chaste duuncto*.
Bad woman.
Any woman so diyorced.
Articles wont by mco,
women and children.
Timbery wood and trees.
Fair mereliaBtable sassa-
fras wood.
Cord of wood.
As long as wood grows
and water runs.
WOODEN. Wooden building.
W00D-0B017NDS. Trees, woods, coppice,
wood-grounds of what
kind or growth soever.
WOODS. Trees, woods, coppice,
wood-grounds of wbat
kind or growth soever.
WOOL. Mannfactores of wool.
An sorts of wool.
WOOLEN. « Cotton and woolen waste.
WORDS. Words In substtnee u
alleged.
By words only.
WORK* Week's work.
Wagon work.
Team woriL.
Retnming to his work.
PabUe work erected or is
progress of erectioo.
Print work.
ny, work or naylgate.
Payable in cash or
work.
Business or work of the
ordinary callings.
Not able to work,
bettlcd In the work of the
ministry.
Maintain and work.
Labor, basiaess or work.
Labor and work.
Work horse.
Face of the work.
Extrm work.
Engliieerfaiir work.
Date of the hut work
done or materials fam-
ished.
Labor, basfness or work.
Bvsiaess or woric.
After work.
669
WORKED.
TEAR.
670
WOBKED.
WOBKEIG.
WORKMEN.
WORKS.
WORLD.
WORSHIP.
WORTH.
WRECKED.
WRIT.
Opened and worked.
worked constantly.
Coals worked out.
Working tools.
During working honrs.
One pair of working
eattle.
Laborers and workmen.
Urn it the description of
his workmen.
Contractors^ laborers and
workmen.
For tbe use of said works.
Public works.
Works of necessity and
charity.
Works of necessity.
Finishing works.
Employed in or abent Xk»
works.
Any other matter or thing
from the beginning of
the world.
Usnal place of religions
worship.
Stated attendants npon
divine worship.
Religions profession and
worship.
Public worship.
Maintaining a minister
and public worship.
Houses of religions wor-
ship.
Divine worship.
Disturbing religions wor-
ship.
Camp«meetiBg, congrega-
tion or other assembly
of people met for re-
ligious worship.
Assemblage of people
met for religions wor-
ship.
ScTeral hundred dollars'
worth.
Pecuniary consideration
or money's worth.
All I am worth.
Yessel wrecked in the
United States.
Unexecuted writ.
Special writ.
Return of the writ.
Writ of prohibition.
Party suing forth the writ.
Disobedience or resist-
ance to any lawful writ.
WKITIHG.
WKITUIOS.
WRITS.
WRllTEH.
WRIT — Continued.
Writ of assistance.
Stipulation in writing
waiving a jury.
Some writing.
Require in writing.
Put into writing.
Protest in writing.
Pencil writing.
Paper wri^ng.
Other instmments of
writing whieh are re-
quired to be recorded.
Obscene writing.
Writing obligatory.
Hotes in writing.
Note or memoraiidum in
writing.
Menorandum^ letter or
other writing.
Instrument or writing.
Instrument of writing.
Instrument in writing.
False token or writing.
Direction in writing.
Contracts in writing.
Contract in writing with a
person.
Consent in writing of the
author.
By color of any false token
or writing.
Assigned by indorsement
in writing.
Assent in writing.
Agreement in writing.
Agreement^ contract or
promise in writing.
Books and other writ-
ings.
All writs of execu-
tion.
Written token.
Swear in and by a written
statement.
Obligation or written con-
tract.
WRONGFULLY. Injuriously and wrong-
fully.
Silks wrought up with
other materials.
Fairly wrought.
Square yard.
Navy yard.
TEAR. Within one year after the
granting of the first let-
ters.
For a whole year.
WROUGHT.
671
TEAB.
TOUB.
672
\
TSAB — Contlniied.
Term of one year and an
indefinite period there-
after.
Prosecuted within one
year.
Per year.
Not to be paid within one
year.
One year.
One whole year.
One whole year at least*
FroM year to year.
From the day and year
aforesaid.
For the ensniag year
Current year.
By the year.
At the end of the year.
Any one year.
Tearly Tftlae of the
wldow*s« dower.
Uader such yearly hir-
ing.
TEABLT.
TBAB8.
TEABLT — Continued.
Ordinary and yearly taxei.
Tearly predaee.
Clear yearly valne.
WltlilB six years next
after the right of sctioD
shall accnie.
Term of years not k»
than ten.
Term of years.
Term of three years.
Lease for years.
€Nnn1 and collectible tire
years.
Two years after date od
demand.
Any term or number of
years eertala*
Begnlar appreatieeBUp
of two years.
florse, male or yoke of
oxen.
Seyentk or yomigest child
On your paying Interest
TOIE.
TOUVOEST.
TOUB.
PAET in.
APPENDIX.
(678)
APPENDIX.
^ room that is improTOd and snitable. In contract.
Thompson v. Stewart, 14 N. W. Rep. 247.
year's rent. InatcOute. Wadesv.Figgatt, 75Va. 675.
ABAHDONED. property. Eads v. Brazelton, 22 Ark. 509.
ABAMDONMSNT. Bartlett v. Crittenden, 4 McLean, 302; 5 McLean, 41;
Coming v. Gould, 16 Wend. 535 ; Merchants Ins. Co. v.
Daffield, 2 Handy, 127 ; Cincinnati Ins. Co. v. Duffleld,
6 Ohio St. 203.
Witts V. Ellis, 2 Coldw. 40 ; Case v. Humphrey, 6 Conn. 140.
People V. Board of Police, 26 Barb. 501.
the judgment. In Hatute. Wilson v. State, 7 Tex.
( App. ) 88.
Darling v. Bowen, 10 Vt. 152.
inhabitants. In canatUution. City of Macomb v.
Twaddle, 4 Bradw. 255.
place of . In statute. Ablett v. Bashaur, 5 £1. A Bl.
1020.
ABDICATE.
ABLE-BODIED.
ABODE.
ABORTIVE.
ABOUT.
child. Cotton v. Cotton, 5 Mart. 95.
Hocksprinfiier v. Ballenburg, 16 Ohio, 312.
In plea. Corey v. Swagger, 74 Ind. 212.
five hundred tons. In eo7itract. Bonnie v. Seymour,
16 C. B. 36.
one hundred and fifty tons. In contract. McLay
tr. Peny, 44 L. T. Rep. (n. s.) 152.
sizty-fiTe cases. In contract. Baltimore Ins. Co.
ABUTMENT.
V. Smith, 54 Md. 187.
Strahan v. Newberry, Lofft. 775.
Bardwell v. Jamaica, 15 Yt. 438.
Rockland v. Morrill, 70 Me. 455.
and absconding debtor. In statute. Fitch v. Waite 9
5 Conn. 121.
otherwise
288.
himself. Wyndham t;. Patterson, 4 Camp.
ABSOLUTE.
nullity. Means v. Robinson, 7 Tex. 516.
rights. People v. Bebenich, 20 Barb. 229.
title. Johnson v. Mcintosh, '8 Wheat. 588.
total loss. Burt v. Ins. Co., 9 Hun, 384.
(675)
ABUSE.
676
ACCORD,
ABUSB.
AO
»i>;U
LY.
AC(
HI 11^
Railroad Co. v. Casey, 2(i Pa. St. 318.
of discretion. People v. New York Central B. Co.,
29 N. Y. 481.
of legal proceM. Mayer v. Walter, 64 Pa. St 285.
college, uniTersity or institate of learning, h
statute. Blackwell v. State, 86 Ark. 183.
In UatuU. Hart v. Buah, 1 EL B. d; £L 498 ; Tomkiiiflon v.
Johnson, 17 C. B. 697 ; Tempest v. Fitzgerald, 3 B. &
Aid. 601.
Acraman v. Morrice, 8 M. G. & S. 459 ; Jenne v. Ward, 1
B. A Aid. 659 ; Whelden v. Merchants, etc., Bank, €4 Ala.
28 ; Cowie v. Halsall, 4 B. & Aid. 198 ; Bonnell t?. Maidia,
8 Vroom, 200 ; Clarke v. Cock, 4 East, 72 ; Gallagher v.
Nichols, 60 N. Y. 445 ; Banking Co. v. Myers, 7 Halst
(N. J.) 147; Ray v. Faulkner, 73 DL 472; Gibson*.
Minet, I H. Bl. 586.
snpra protest. Hoare v. Cazenove, 16 East, dd4;
Schofleld V. Bayard., 3 Wend. 491.
Peeler v. State, 8 Tex. (App.) 535; U. S. v. HaitweD, 3
Cliff. 227.
after the fact U. S. v. Hartwell, 8 Cliff. 227 ; Hu^
ris V. State, 7 Lea, 126.
before the fact. Burr's Case, 4 Cranch, 492.
Moigan V, LiTingston, 6 Mart. 90.
Earless v. U. S., Morris (la.), 173; Bostwich v. Stiles, 85
Conn. 198 ; Blue Wing t;. Buckner, 12 B. Mon. 250 ; Monis
V. Piatt, 32 Conn. 85 ; Alexander v. BaUey, 2 Lea, 639.
In insurance policy. Sinclair t;. Ins. Co., 3 EL & El. 480;
Southard v. Ins. Co., 84 Conn. 574 ; Winspear v. Accident
Fire Ins. Co., 6 Q. B. Div. 44.
In Btatuts. Bobier v. Clay, 27 U. C. Q. B. 488.
by fire and tempest. In hill of lading. Thistle t.
Union Forwarding Co., 29 U. C. C. P. 76.
In statute. Bobier v. Clay, 27 U. C. Q. B. 438.
ACCOMMODATION. bilL King v. Phillips, 12 M. & W. 706.
paper. Appleton v. Donaldson, 8 Pa. St 386;
Lord V. Ocean Bank, 20 Pa. St 386.
In stattUe. Davidson v. State, 33 Ala. 352 ; Freeman r. State,
11 Tex. (App.) 92; Roach v. State, 4 Tex. (App.) 46;
Miller v. State, 4 Tex. (App.) 251 ; Hoyle v. State, 4 Tex.
(App.) 241 ; Watson v. State, 9 Tex. (App.) 239; Bsr-
rara v. State, 42 Tex. 263 ; Brown v. State, 2 Tex. (App.)
118; Mason v. State, 2 Tex. (App.) 192; Davis t?. State,
2 Tex. (App.) 588; Irvin v. State, 1 Tex. (App.) 802:
Harris v. State, 7 Lea, 126; Polk v. State, 86 Ark. 126;
Miller v. Commonwealth, 78 Ey. 22.
and satiBf action. Cumber v. Wane, 1 Strange, 426 :
1 Sm. L. Cas.445; Line v. Nelson, 9 Vroom, 362; Pwfl-
ton V. Grant, 34 Vt 203.
ACCOMPUCB.
ACCORD.
ACCORDING.
^11
ACTUAL.
ACCOROmO
Acconirr.
to equity and jtuitiee. In statute. Abrams v.
Johnson, 65 Ala. 465.
stated. Bass v. Bass, 8 Pick. 198 ; Chase v. Tafford,
116 Mass. 582 ; Traeman v. Hurst, 1 T. R. 42 ; Toland v.
Sprague, 12 Pet. 885 ; Lockwood v. Thome, 18 N. Y. 288 ;
VtRkening v. Degraff, 81 N. Y. 270; James v. Fellowes,
20 La. Ann. 118 ;' Langdon v. Roane, 6 Ala. 527.
In statute. Hart v. People, 26 Hun, 896.
McLelland v. Crofton, 6 Me. 807 ; Robinson v. Baiker, 28
Me. 810 ; McMaster v. Booth, 4 How. Fr. 428.
Lammers v. Nissen, 4 Neb. 250.
Fay V. Halloran, 85 Barb. 297.
bnt ondiTided profits. In contract. Dean v. Dean,
54 Wis. 88.
ACC UM U LATED. anrplna. People's Ins. Co. v. Parker, 6 Vroom, 578.
AOKa O WLKDOMENT. Short v. Conlee, 28 Ol. 225 ; Ramey v. Gordon, 6
Humph. 855.
- and conqnets. Piootte v. Corley, 10 Mo. 818.
AGOonirrs.
ACGRETIOH.
ACORI7ED.
ACQUETS.
ACQUITTED
ACT.
ACTION.
Jhomas v. DeGraifenried, 2 N. d; Me. 142.
People V. Uphaine, 8 Park. C. C. 224 ; Chumasers v. Potts^
2 Mon. 285.
or device resorted to. In statute. Taylor v. Tay-
lor, 78 Ky. 470.
Foot V. Edwards, 8 Blatchf. 810; People v. Colbome, 20
How Pr. 880 ; Durant v. Supervisors, 26 Wend. 86 ; Hall
V. Deeker, 48 Me. 255 ; Badger v. Gihnore, 87 N. H. 458 ;
Taylor v. Kelly, 80 Pa. St. 98.
or special proceeding. In statute. Be Gates, 26
Hun, 181.
to procure a judgment other than for a siun of ^
ACTIONABLE.
ACTIONS.
ACTOR
ACTXTAL.
money on the ground of fraud. In statute. Carr v.
Thompson, 87 N. Y., 164.
fraud. Chester v. Comstoek, 40 N. T. 575.
In statute. Belfast v. Folger, 71 Me. 408.
In statute. Bennett v. Sandifer, 15 S. C. 419.
or practices. In statute. ReHorton, 8 Q. B. DIt.
484.
Stonington v. State, 81 Conn. 218.
and continued change of possesBion. Tapping
V. Lynch, 2 Robt. 484.
control, care or management of the property,
In statute. Moore v. State, 8 Tex. (App.) 499.
— delivery. Balin v. Huffnagle, 1 Bavle, 19.
— fraud. Jackson v. Jackson, 47 Ga. 109.
notice. Brinkman v. Jones, 44 Wis. 519; Blethel v.
Dwinal, 85 Me. 556.
— total loss. Burt v. Brewers, etc., Ins. Co., 9 Hun,
884.
market Talue. In statute. Six Cases of Ribbons, 8
Ben. 587 ; 1 Ben. 249.
ACTUAL.
678
ADVERSE.
ACTUAL — Continued.
ACTUALLY.
ADBBCPnON.
ADEQUATE.
ADJOZHINO.
pouaMioii. In statute. Neubrandt v. State, 53 Wis.
96 ; P^abody v. Hewitt, 52 Me. 33.
reeelTO. In statute. Hart v. Bush, 1 El. B. & EL 498.
Clark V. Jetton, 5 Sneed, 234.
cause. Eanes v. Stote, ^ Tex. (App.) 421; Will-
iams V. State, 7 Tex. (App.) d96 ; Smith v. State, 2 Tex.
(App.) 476; Boyett V. State, 2 T«. (App.) 100.
In statute. Akers v. New Jersey, etc., R. Co., 43 N. J. (L.)
110.
a dw^Ung-hoiuie. In statute. Rex v. Hodges, IM.
&M. 344.
land. In statute. Manchester, etc , R. Co. o. WaOii,
14 C. B. 222.
ADJOURNBCENT. Trammell v. Bradley, 37 Aik. 379.
ADJUDICATION. in bankruptcy. Re Patterson, 1 Ben. 508.
ADMINISTER. Blackburn v. State, 23 Ohio St. 162.
ADM I NiaTHRINg, my aaid administratrix, or those my astatt.
In torn. Re Baker, 26 Hun, 626. ^
ADMINISTRATOR Smith v. Gentry, 16 Ga. 32; Clemens v. Walker, 40 Ak
198.
de bonis non. Barkman v. Duncan, 10 Ark. 466;
Sims V. Waters, 65 Ala. 443.
pendente lite. Ellmaker's Estete, 4 Watts, 36 ; Cok
V. Wooden, 3 Harr. 20.
and maritime Jurisdiction. In constitution. De
Lovio V. Bolt, 2 GalL 898.
ADMISSIBILITT. objections to the of evidence. In statute. Gibbs
V. Gale, 7 Md. 87.*
' to baiL In plea. Shelby Co. v. Simmonds, 33 Iowa,
ADOPT.
ADULT.
ADVANCR
ADVAN(
347.
Barker v. Berry, 8 Mo. (App.) 449.
In statute. Schenaultv. State, 10 Tex. (App.) 410; George
V. State, 11 Tex. (App.) 96.
residents. In statute. Blackwell v. State, 36 Ark. 183.
In statute. Randle v. State, 12 Tex. (App.) 250; Edwaitb
V. State, 10 Tex. (App.) 26; Hunter v. U. S., 1 Finney
(Wis.), 91 (39 Am. Dec. 277.)
the sum of £6. In contract. McEune v. Johnson,
5 C. B. (N. 8.) 230.
Li wiU. Wright's Appeal, 93 Pa. St. 82.
8. Porter's Appeal, 94 Pa. St. 332 ; Nolan ». Bolton, 25 G*.
356; Osgood v. Breed, 17 Mass. 358; WeathcAead «.
Field, 26 Vt. 668 ; Holliday v. White, 33 Tex. 460.
possession. Baucum v. George, 65 Ala. 266 ; French
V. Pearoe, 8 Conn. 441 ; Jackson v. Johnson, 5 Cow. 92;
Alexander v. Polk, 39 Miss. 755 ; Magee v. Magee, 37
Miss. 152; Jackson v. Schoonmaker, 2 Johns. 234; Gftj
V. Mitchell, 85 Ga. 141 ; Dixon v. Cook, 47 Bfiss. 226.
user. Blanchard v. Moulton, 63 Me. 434.
ADVERSE.
679
ALIMONY.
— Continued..
some claim
to the estate of the petitioner. In
ADVOWSON.
AFFBCTINO.
statute. Bedell v, Alexander, 8 Mo. ( App. ) 110.
Attorney-General v. Chaplains, 21 Rng. L. & £q. 417.
real estate. In stahUs. Bailey v. Howard, 55 Iowa,
290.
AFFIRMATIVE.
ambasBadora. In conatitution. U. S. v.
Rhodes, 1 Abb. (U. S.) 83.
causes persons. In statute, U. S. v. Rhodes, 1 Abb.
(U. S. ) 33.
Gill V. Ward, 23 Ark. 17 ; Hargadine v. Van Horn, 72 Mo.
371 ; Morris v. State, 2 Tex. (App.) 503.
warranty. James t*. Lycoming Ins. Co., 4 Cliff. 281.
— words. Marbury v. Madison, 1 Cranch, 174.
State V. Brewer, 33 Ark. 178.
so as . In indictment. Reg. v. Craddock, Temp. A M.
365.
AGAINST.
— payment of my debts. In toUL Shallcross v.
Findler, 3 Ves. 739.
— her wUL In statute. Beyer v. People, 86 N. Y. 369.
— law. Sweeney v. Central Pacific R. Co., 57 Cal. 15.
the form of the statnte. In plea. Boozey v.
AGENT.
Tolkin, 5 C. B. 478.
decision law. In statute. Knight v. Roche, 56 Cal.
18 ; Simmons v. Hamilton, 56 Cal. 493.
In statute. Reg. v. Haynes, 13 U. C. Q. B. 194; Reg. v.
Armstrong, 20 U. C. Q. B. 245.
AGKIRAVATION. matter of . Hathaway v. Rice, 19 Vt. 107.
AGISTER
AGISTMENT.
>IMI
Bass V. Pierce, l6 Barb. 596.
King V. Inhabitants, 3 B. & A. 1^7.
In plea. Elderton v. Emmons, 6 C. B. 175 ; McKisick v.
Same, Meigs, 433 ; Aiken v. R. Co. 26 Barb. 298.
or contract. In statute. U. S. v. Learned, 1 Abb.
(U. S.) 483.
and comfort. In constitution. U. S. v. Greathouse, 4
AIjIEN.
Sawyer, 464.
— and abet. Timberlake v. Brewer, 59 Ala. 108.
— and relief. Russell v. Providence, 7 R. I. 574.
or assistance. WUey v. McRae, 2 Jones (L.), 351.
AIiIENATION.
ATtlHWBE.
AIiIMONY.
Calvin's Case, 7 Coke, 16 ; Lynch v. Clarke, 1 Sandf. Ch.
669; Ex parte Dawson, 3 Bradf. 136; McGregor v. Mc-
Gregor, 1 Keyes, 134.
Boyd V. Cudderbach, 31 Dl. 119; Masters v. Madison Ins.
Co., 11 Barb. 629.
or change take place in the title or possession.
In insurance policy. Hammellt;. Queen's Ins. Co., 54 Wis.
72.
of the husband. In statute. Humes v. Scruggs, 64
Ala. 40.
Parsons v. Parsons. 9 N. H. 862 (32 Am. Dec. 362) ; Crews
i
ALIMONY.
680
ALTER.
— ContinQed.
V. Moonej, 74 Mo. 29; Wheeler v. Wheeler, 18 DL 40;
Wallingford v. Wallingford, 6 H. d; J. 488 ; Lyon v. Lyon,
21 Conn. 196.
actioiui and rights of action. In rdeam. Craw-
ford V. McLeod, 54 Ala. 240.
— actions of libel and slander. In statuu. Andrew
V. Deshler, 43 N. J. (L.) 19.
— claims and demands. In contract. Case v, Cosh-
ALLEOIANCE.
ALLODIAL.
ALLODIUM.
ALLONGE.
ALLOPATHIC.
ALLOT.
ALLOW.
ALLOWANCE
ALLOWED.
ALONG.
ALREADY.
ALTER.
man, 3 W. A S. 544 (39 Am. Dec. 477).
debts dne and payable. In statute. Re Raj, i
Ben. 57.
matters between the parties. In reference. Biy-
ant V. Fisher, 85 N. C. 69.
my money on hand. In mU. HoIUngaworth v.
HoUingBWorth, 65 Ala. 821.
my other personal property. In foQl. Wolff p.
Schai^fner, 51 Wis. 54.
of my property of every description. In trO/.
Frfttt V. Surton, 37 Ohio St. 355.
prisoners. In constiUUion. Ex parte Ezell, 40 Tex.
451 ; £x parte Erwin, 7 Tex. (App.) 294.
the means within its power. In iwstrwiion. St
Louis, etc., R. Co. v. Vincent, 36 Ark. 451.
the rest and residne. In wiU. Carroll v. Connet,
2 J. J. Marsh, 201.
the rest of my money, however invested, h
foiU. Ee Pringle, 17 Ch. Div. 819.
at times hereafter. In deed. Coleman v. Brooke,
12 Phila. 503.
Inglis V. Sailor's Snug Harbor, 3 Pet. 155.
land. Wallace ^^ Harmatad, 44 Pa. St. 499.
MeCartee v. Orphan Asylum, 9 Cow. 513.
Crosby v. Roub, 16 Wis. 656.
practice. Bradbury x\ Bardin, 34 Conn. 453.
Glenn v. Glenn, 41 Ala. 586.
In statute. Haxham v. Wheeler, 8 H. & C. 80.
Gildert v. Starke, 1 How. (Miss. ) 457 ; Taylor v. Staples. 8
R. I. 179.
verdict is and recorded. In statute. Hamilton r.
Farrar, 131 Mass. 572.
the rente. In statute. Phelps v. Lewiston, 15 Blatcbf .
133.
canses of action
accmed. In statute. Goillotel
V. City of New York, 87 N. Y. 444.
Smith V. Brown, 1 Wend. 236 ; Haynes v. SUte, 15 Ohio St.
458; Warren, etc., R. Co. v. State, 5 Dutch. 356.
any brand. In statute. Slaughter v. State, 7 Tex.
(App.) 124.
or amend. Sage v. DiUard, 15 B. Mon. 359.
ALTERATION.
681
APPARENT.
ALTERATION.
ALTERED.
ALTERING
AMBIGUITT.
AMENDMENT.
AMNESTY.
AMOUNT.
ANCESTOR.
ANCESTORS.
ANCHOR.
ANCHORAGE.
ANCIENT.
AND.
ANIMAL.
ANIMO.
ANNATTO.
ANNO. .
ANNUAL.
ANNUITY.
ANSWER
ANTIQUITIES.
Johnson v. Wyman, 9 Gray, 189; Medlin v. Platte Co., 8
Mo. 239 ; Sprague v. Waite, H Fick. 315.
bill. Kirby v. State, 1 Ohio St. 187.
highways. In constitution. Harrison v. Board of Su-
pervisors, 51 Wis. 646.
EUmaker v. EUmaker, 4 Watts, 90 ; Eatherly v. Eatherly, 1
Coldw. 465.
Diamond v. Williamsburg Ins. Co.f4 Daly, 500.
In constitution. State v. Timme, 54 Wis. 318.
State V. Blalock, Pbill. (L.) 247 ; Ex parte Law, 35 Ga. 296.
in controversy. In statute. Fink v. Denny, 75 Va.
663.
Bailey v. Bailey, 25 Mi( h. 188.
Valentine v. Wetherill, 31 Barb. 659.
lying at . Walsh v. New York Floating Co., 77 N. Y.
453 ; Reid v. Lancaster Fire Ins. Co., 19 Hun, 286.
Free Fishers v. Gann, 106 Eng. C. L. Rep. 859.
i^alL Eno v. Del Vecchio, 4 Duer, 63.
Tompkins v. State, 4 Tex. (App.) 161 ; Collins Granite Co.
V. Devereux, 72 Me. 422 ; Boag v. Lewis, 1 U. C. Q. B. 857.
In will. Townsend v. Reed, 10 C. B. (n. s.) 309.
Eanes v. State, 10 Tex. (App.) 421.
dumb . In statute. McDaniel v. State, 5 Tex. (App. )
475.
• fnrandi. Reg. v. Thurbum, Temp. & M. 67.
Schneiders. Laurence, 3 Blatchf. 115.
to the freehold. Merritt v. Judd, 14 Cal. 64.
— domini, one thonsand eight and Beventy-five.
In information. Blake v. State, 3 Tex. (App.) 149.
meeting. Hull y. Winnebago Co., 54 Wis. 293,
Pearson V. Chase, 10 R. I. 456.
In notice. Lyman v. Bechtel, 55 Iowa, 438.
Lan'abee v. Larrabee, 33 Mc. 100.
collections of . In statvie. Sixty-five Ten-a Cotta
Vases, 10 Fed. Rep. 880.
In statute. Cundell v. Dawson, 4 C. B. 402 ; McComas v.
Amos, 29 Md. 141.
crime or offence. In statute. People v. Dowling,
84 N. Y. 487.
estate. In statute. Millard v. Hall, 24 Ala. 229.
one creditor. State v. King, 5 Ind. 440.
party to a canse. In statute. Darling v. Sherwood,.
2 Canada L. J. (n. s.) 130.
In statute. Score v. Hughett, 7 Man. & G. 96.
Anderson v. Commonwealth, 9 Bush, 571.
intention. In statute. Johnson v. State,
5 Tex*
(App. ) 433.
— easements. Fetters v. Humphreys, 3 C. E. Green^
262.
signs. Pyer v. Carter, 1 H. & N. 922.
APPEAL.
682
ARRAIGN.
APPENDANT.
APPLIANCES.
APPLICATION.
APPRENTICE.
Wiscart v. Dauchey, 3 Dall. 327 ; U. S. v. Wonson, 1 GalL
13 ; Ranson v. Adams, 17 Johns. 131 ; Leach v. Blakely,
34 Vt. 136.
bond. In statute. State v. Richards, 77 Ind. 101.
In statute. U. S. v. Wonson, 1 Gall. 6.
conrt of . Allen v. State, 1 Tex. (App.) 514.
In bond. Carroll v. State, 6 Tex. (App. ) 463.
In statute. Schroeder v. Larkman, 26 Minn. 88.
by affidavit. In stattUe. Mackuben v. Smith, 5
Minn. 370.
Grigg V. Gilman, 54 Ala. 430.
by coanseL Mercer v, Watson, 1 Watts, 351.
term. Vinsant v. Vinsant, 47 Iowa, 596.
conrt. Allen v. State, 1 Tex. (App.) 514.
jnrisdiction. Auditor v. R. Co. , 6 Kans. 505 ; Piqaa
Bank v. Treasurer, 6 Ohio St. 391.
Meek v. Breckenridge, 29 Ohio St. 648.
fixtures, furniture, and . In deed. Van Patten ».
Leonard, 55 Iowa, 527.
representations made in the . In insurance policy.
Higbee v. Guardian's Mut. Ins. Co., 66 Barb. 463.
for. In statute. Mead v. Nelson, 52 Wis. 402.
Cocheco Co. v. Stafford, 51 N. H. 482.
Re Goodenough, 19 Wis. 277.
I
APPROPRIATED, spaces for the use of passengers. In statvte. U.
S. V. Nicholson, 12 Fed. Rep. 524.
APPROPRIATION. of public money. In constitution. Risline v. State,
20 Ind. 338.
APPROPRIATIONS. In will. Whitehead v. Gibbons, 2 Stockt. 235.
APPROVEMENT. Gray v. People. 26 III. 347.
APPROVER. Rex v. Rudd, 1 Cowp. 335.
APPURTENANCES. In deed. Farmer v. Ukiah Water Co. , 56 Cal. 13 ; Mc-
Nish V. Munn, 25 U. C. C. P. 290; Harris v. Smith, 40
U. C. Q. B. 33 ; Riddle v. LitUefleld, 53 N. H. 508 ; Meek
V. Breckenridge, 29 Ohio St. 648 ; Ottumwa Mill Co. v-
Hawley, 44 Iowa, 60.
APPURTENANT. North, etc. , Factory v. Batchelder, 3 N. H. 192 ; Fanner v,
Ukiah Water Co., 56 Cal. 14.
thereto, or at any time held therewith. /»
statute. Com. v. Sanders, 5 Leigh (Va. ) 751.
Henderson v. Beaton, 52 Tex. 43 ; Duran v. Getchell, 55
Me. 247.
Burchell v. Marsh, 17 How. 349 ; Miller v. Junction Co., 53
Barb. 595.
In statute. Cesure v. State, 1 Tex. (App.) 24.
of the United States. In statute. Re Baileyi ^
Sawyer, 200.
Early v. State, 1 Tex. (App.) 275 ; Commonwealth v. Hardji
2 Mass. 310.
ARBITRATION.
ARBITRATOR
ARGXTMENT
ARMIES.
ARRAIGN.
AREAS.
683
ASSIGNMENT^
ARSON.
ART.
ARTICXiES.
ASSIGN.
Cutter V. Waddinghaii), 22 Mo. 254.
Durrah v. State, 44 Miss. 796.
of taxes. In sttttiUe. Re Hackett, 53 Vt. 359.
Gentry v. Griffith, 27 Tex. 462 ; Montgomery Co. v. Robin-
son, 85 Dl. 176.
Graham v. State, 40 Ala. 664.
Fish V. Downing, 1 Fish. Pat. Cas. 64.
and necessarieB of snch bankrupt. In statute.
Re Welch, 5 Ben. 280.
of agreement and accoonts bearing interest.
In statute. Hull v. County of Luzerne, 93 Pa. St. 504.
of comfort and support of the household. In
statute. Lee v. Simms, 65 Ala. 253.
Lansdale v. Brasheer, 3 T. B. Mon. 335.
person. Smith v. Alabama, etc., Ins. Co., 4 Ala. 668.
presumption. Gulick v. Loder, 1 Green, 72.
In statute. Russell v. Hait, 87 N. Y. 19.
St^te V. Morgan, 3 Ired. (L.) 186 (38 Am. Dec. 714) ; Spears
V. State, 2 Tex. (App.) 244; Forrest v. State, 3 Tex.
(App.) 232; Donaldson v. State, 10 Tex. (App) 312;
Garnet v. State, 1 Tex. (App.) 607; Newell v. AVhitcher.
53 Vt. 591 ; Murdock v. State, 65 Ala. 522; State v. Mar-
tin, 85 N. C. 509.
In statiUe. Reg. v. Bird, Temp. & M. 459.
with intent to commit rape. Irving v. State, 9
Tex. (App.) 68; Pefferling v. State, 40 Tex. 486.
with intent to kilL State v. Reed, 40 Vt. 607.
with intent to have improper connection. Irv-
ing V. State, 9 Tex. (App.) 68 ; Pefferling v. State, 40 Tex*
486.
with intent to murder. Johnston v. State, 1 Tex.
(App.) 610; States. Reed, 40 Vt. 607.
In statute. State v. Baltimore, etc., R. Co., 12 Gill & J.
399 (38 Am. Dec. 320.); Welsh v. Sackett, 12 Wis. 257.
Richardson v. Sheldon, 1 Wis. 628.
People V. Weaver, 10 Otto, 545 ; Sharp v. Spier, 4 Hill, 82.
Savings, etc., Society v. Austin, 46 Cal. 509 ; Valle v. Fargo,
1 Mo. (App.) 351.
In statute. Johnston v. Smith, 25 Hun, 171 ; Stanton v.
Lewi«, 26 Conn. 449; Hall v. Martin, 46 N. H. 342;
Favorite v. Booker, 17 Ohio St. 557.
on hand. Favorite v. Booker, 17 Ohio St. 557.
Watkinson v, Inglesby, 5 Johns. 891.
in writing. In plea. WilUams v. Osbom, 75 Ind. 280.
shall be . in insurancp.polu^. Starkweather v. Cleve-
land Ins. Co., 2 Abb. (U. S ) 68.
In statute. Howell v. Taylor, 11 Hun, 214; Ball v. Chad-
wick, 46 m. 31.
^M? '''47^^^^ ''* Ebersole, 75 Va. 657 ; Taylor v. Taylor.
ASSIGNMENT.
684
AVOWRY.
ASSIOmCEHT — ContiDaed.
of errors. Assessor v. Davidson, 5 Dutch. 418.
general for the benefit of creditorB. In stai-
ASSIGNS.
ASSOCIATION.
ASSUMPSIT.
AT.
ZMTii
AT.
ATTAi
ATTAO
IT.
= •^1
: I >M M
ATTAINDER
ATTAINTED.
ATTEMPT.
ATTEST.
ATTESTATION.
ATTESTED
ATTORNEY.
ATTORNMENT.
AUCTION.
AUCTIONEER.
AUDITA.
AUDITOR.
ute. Tiemeyer v. Tumquiest, 85 N. Y. 516.
Watson V. Donnelly, 28 Barb. G8 ; Ogden r. Price, 4 Halst.
1G9.
— — or institatlon of learning. In constitution. Phil*-
delphia Library Co. v. Donaliugh, 12 Fhila. 284.
State V, Harmon, 15 W. Va. 124.
issue. Manufacturers, etc*., Ins. Co. v. Atwood, 7U.
C. Pr. 13 ; Cernby v. Wells, 7 V. C. Pr. 330.
once. Platter v. Green, 26 Kan. 268 ; Queen v. Rog-
ers, 3 Q. B. Dlv. 33.
their death. Wills r. Wills, L. R. 20 Eq. Gas. 345.
Commonwealth v. Hills, 10 Cusli. 5;)2.
In constitution. Com. v. Durnbauld, 97 Pa. St. 293.
Dunkles v. Fales, 5 N. II. 528; Hunlington v. Blaisdell, 2
N. II. 318 V Bryant v. Warren, 51 N. H. 215; Beanlsley
V. Beecher, 47 Conn. 414; Ex parte Thurmond, 1 Bailej,
606.
Green v. Shumway, 39 N. Y. 430.
Shepherd v. People, 25 N. Y. 419.
Lewis V. State, 35 Ala. 388; Gray v. State, 63 Ak. 73;
Prince v. State. 35 Ala. 3G9 ; State v. Martin, 3 Dev. (L)
330; People V. Murray, 14 Cal. 159.
Wright V. Wakcford, 4 Taunt. 223.
In statute. Sharpe v. Birch, 8 Q. B. Div. Ill ; Seal t?. Clar-
idge, 7 Q. B. Div. 519.
dnly . In statute. Sharpe v. Birch, 8 Q. B. Div. 111.
account. Donaldson v. Wood, 22 Wend. 400.
or counsellor. In statute. Evans v. Harris, 15
Jones ^ Sp. 366.
at law. Lawyers Tax Cases, 8 Heisk. 651 ; Collett v.
Foster, 2 H. & N. 302 ; Bank v. Homberger, 4 Coldw. 571 ;
Vail V. Jackson, 15 Vt. 320.
Sanders v. Van Sickle, 3 Halst. 317; Lindley «. Dakin, 13
Ind. 389 ; Foster v. Morris, 3 A. K. Marsh, 611.
Hibler v. Iloag, 1 W. & S. 553.
Stewart V. Winters, 4 Sandf. (Ch.) 590.
querela. Gleason v. Peck, 12 Vt 56 (36 Am. Dec
329) ; Mallory v. Newton, 21 Barb. 435.
Peqple v. Green, 5 Daly, 200.
ATTTHENTICATION. Re Fowler, 4 Fe<l. Rep. 310.
AVAL.
AVERMENT.
AVOIDANCE.
AVOWRY.
Paterson v. Pain, 1 Lower Canada, 221.
Ins. Co. V. Bland, 9 Dana, 147 ; Bargett v. Orient Ins. Co.*
3 Bosw. 395.
Laughlin v. Flood, 3 Munf. 262.
Mahaiwe Bank v. Douglass, 31 Conn. 177.
Brown v. Bissctt, 1 Zab. 274 ; Hill v. Stocking, 6 Hill, 284.
AUTREFOIS.
685
BATTERY.
AUTBEFOI8.
AWARD.
AWAIT.
BAILMENT.
BALANCE.
BABE.
acquit. Simco v. State, 9 Tex. (App.) 348.
convict. Simco v. State, 9 Tex. (App.) 348.
Hofl V. Taylor, 2 Southard, 833 ; Babb v. Stromberg, 14 Pa.
St. 399 ; Henderson v. Beaton, 52 Tex. 43.
the action. In bond. Wilson v. State, 7 Tex.
(App.) 38.
character. Carter v. Cavanaugh, 1 G. Greene, 175.
on its face. Griffitlis v. Harris, 2 M. & W. 344.
Bowman v. Marshall, 9 Humph. 624 ; Hawkins v. Hoffman,
6 Hill. 589.
Stafford v. State, 10 Tex. (App.) 48; State v. McNab, 20
N. H., 161 ; Ex parte Jones, 41 Cal. 210.
In statute. Krause v. Com., 93 Pa. St. 418.
Bredin v. Kingsland, 4 Watts, 422.
Nichols V. IngersoU, 7 Johns. 154.
Com. V. Mahr, 11 Phila. 425; Todd v. Figley, 7 Watts, 543;
Arent v. Squire, 1 Daly, 356.
McWilliams v. Allen, 45 Mo. 574.
Hooper v. Hobson, 57 Me. 483 ; Lapisht;. Bangor Bk., 8 Me.
185; Bank V. Baldwin, 23 Minn. 203; Niagara Co. Bk. v.
Baker, 15 Ohio St. 87 ; Rominger v. Keyes, 73 Ind. 377.
of discount. Farmers, etc., Bk. v. Baldwin, 23 Minn.
205.
stock. Union Bk. v. State, 9 Yerg. 498.
Baker v. State, 64 Wis. 377.
City V, Saving Inst., 32 La. Ann. 531.
powers. Ins. Co. v. Ely, 2 Cow. 710.
Sacket v. Andross, 5 Hill, 342 ; Alexander v. Gibson, 1 N.
& Mc. 498 ; Judine v. McCorsen, 4 B. ^ P. 236.
law. Alexander v. Gilson, 1 N. & Mc. 496.
Re Weitzel. 7 Biss. 290.
Brockney v.State,36 Ark. 636 ; Norton v. Winter, 1 Oregon, 48.
naked, lie. Paisley v. Freeman, 3 T. R. 56.
Sharington v. Shotten, Plowd. 103 ; Sifter v. Beates, 9 S. &
R. 177 ; Claiborne v, Henderson, 3 Hen. & Munf . 349 ;
Freeman v. Brittin, 2 Harr. (N. J.) 231.
and sell. In deed. Gee v. Pharr, 5 Ala. 586 (39 Am.
Dec. 339).
and sold. In deed. Barrow v. Windsor, 71 111. 218.
The Case of Barretry, 8 Coke, 36.
of the master and mariners. In inaurayice policy.
American Ins. Co. v. Bryan, 26 Wend. 563 (37 Am. Dec.
278).
Speigle V. Meredith, 4 Biss. 123.
andselL In indictment. Masseyv. State, 74 Ind. 368.
fee. Richardson v. Noyes, 2 Mass. 63 ; Ferry Co. v.
Railway Co., 94 111. 93.
King V. Luffe, 8 East, 211.
Donaldson i\ State, 10 Tex. (App.) 322; Murdock v. State,
65 Ala. 522 ; Cahill v. Ferriss, 55 N. H. 272.
A
BATTURE.
686
BILL
BATTURE.
BAWD.
BAWDT-HOU8E.
BENEFICIAL.
:i2i»
BEST.
BET.
BETWEEN.
BIDDINO.
BIENNIALLY.
BUOU.
BILL.
Morgan v. LiviDgston, 6 Mart. 216.
Dyer v. Morris, 4 Mo. 216.
State V, Boardman, 64 Me. 529.
State V. Gilmanton, 14 N. H. 477.
amis, in defence of himself and the State, h
eonatiiutUm. Stete v Reid, 1 Ala. 612.
In note. Bradford v. Jenks, 2 McLean, 133.
of the river. Howard v. Ingersoll, 13 How. 427;
Lucor. U. S., 23 How. 513.
one cattle. In indictment. Duval v. State, 8 Tex.
( App. ) 370.
In contract. Holt v. CoUyer, 16 Ch. Div. 718.
ten days the first day of the term. In statute.
Bailey v. Lubke, 8 Mo. (App.) 58.
Charge to grand Jury, 5 MaLean, 306.
in feeble health. In wiU. Lund v. Dawes, 41 Vt
372.
Giddens v. Marks, 4 Ga. 369.
In instruction. Parker v. Enslow, 102 HI. 277
Todd V. Wickliffe, 18 B. Mon. 871.
asBOCiationB. In staJtute. Com. v. National Matnal
Aid Co., 94 Pa. St. 481.
power. In statute. Cuttinge v. Cnttinge, 86 N. Y.
633.
of any fntnre legislation. In constitution. DuDcao
V. Pennsylvania R. Co., 94 Pa. St. 437.
Jordan v. Jordan, 65 Ala. 305.
evidence. Elliott v. Van Buren, 33 Mich. 53.
Cassard v. Hinman, 1 Bosw. 212 ; Harris v. White, 81 N. Y.
539.
In insurance policy. Atkins v. Boylston Ins. Co., 5 Mete.
439 (39 Am. Dec. 692).
sea without any of the United States. In statute.
Whitney v. Goddard, 20 Pick. 216 (32 Am. Dec. 216).
Willis V. State, 12 Ga. 449.
ofil Eppes V. R. Co. 35 Ala. 56.
Eppes V. R. Co. 35 Ala. 56.
Shields v. Smith, 42 Mo. 507.
People V. Tremain, 9 Hun, 576.
Com. V. Grise, 11 Phila. C55.
Com. V. Stephens, 14 Pick. 373.
Tracy v. Talmage, 18 Barb. 462 ; Commrs. v. Graham, 4 CoL
202.
for specific performance. Van Doran v. Robinson,
1 C. E. Green, 263.
— of COBtB. Doe V. Thompson, 22 N. H. 219.
— of discOTery. Carroll v. Carroll, 11 Barb. 298.
of ezceptionB. Bei ly v. Taylor, 5 Hill, 579 ; Coxe r.
Field, 1 Groea (N. J.) 218; Kitchell v. Burgwin, 21 HL
BILL.
687
BOND.
BILL — Continued.
45; Berry v. Hale, 1 How. (Miss.) 318; Huddleston v.
State, 7 Baxt. 56.
— of exchange. Garr v. Louisville Bank Co. , 11 Bush,
186 ; Gibson v. Minet, 1 H. BI. 58G ; Stock v. Hanson, 1
B. d; P. 291; Fountaine v. Urquehart, 33 Ga. Sup. 188;
Adams v. Boyd. 33 Ark. 47.
of interpleader. Bedell v. Hoffman, 2 Paige Ch. 200 ;
Atkinson v. Manks, 1 Cow. 703 ; Howe Manfg. Co. v. Gif-
ford, 66 Barb. 599.
of lading. McMillan v. Michigan, etc., R. Co., 16
Mich. 113; Coosa River Steamboat Co. v. Barclay, 30
Ala. 120 ; The Delaware, 14 Wall, 600 ; Creery v. Holly,
14 Wend. 28.
— of pains and penalties. Drehman v. Stifle, 8 Wall.
601.
of particnlars. Chrysler v. James, 1 Hill, 215; Sea-
man V, Low, 4 Bosw. 345.
of review. Massie v. Graham, 3 McLean, 41 ; Max-
well V. Thompson, 1 New Mex. 605.
of revivor. Douglass v. Sherman, 2 Paige Ch. 760.
of revivor and supplement. Westcott v, Cady, 5
Johns. Ch. 342.
of rights. Orr v. Quinsby, 54 N. H. 613.
■ receivable. State v. Robinson, 57 Md. 501.
of credit. In constitution, Bailey v, Milner, 1 Abb.
(U. S.) 263 ; State v, Woram, 6 Hill, 33 (40 Am. Dec.378).
's . The Thames, 14 Wall. 98.
BINDINOS. In statute. Richardson v. Laurence, 1 Blatchf. 501.
BITCH. Schureckv. KoUman^ 50 Ind. 336; Logan v. Logan, 77 Ind.
561.
•RT, A rr^ThK A TT.TTorra jn statute. State v, Hammond, Hert v. Oehler, 80 Ind. 82.
Ullman v. State, 1 Tex. (App.) 221; Jeffords v. Crump, 12
Phila. 500; Chamberson v, Masteraon, 26 Ala. 377
heirs. Donnell v. Matcar, 5 Ired. (Eq. ) 9.
politic. People v. Morris, 13 Wend. 334.
charitable gift. In statute. Guardians v. Guardians,
BODILT.
BONA FIDE.
7 Q. B. Div. 540.
— claimant. Morrison v. Robinson, 31 Pa. St. 459.
— holder for Talnable consideration. Stalker v.
McDonald, 6 Hill, 93 (40 Am. Dec. 389).
purchaser. De Mott v, Starkey, 3 Barb. Ch. 406 ;
Spicer v. Waters, 65 Barb. 231 ; Kyger v, De Pue, 6 W.
Va. 293 ; Alden v. Trubee, 44 Conn. 459 ; Wells v. Smith,
2 Utah, 52.
possessor of land. Stuart v. Baldwin, 41 U. C.Q . B.
BOND.
446 ; Sartain v. Hamilton, 12 Tex. 222.
Lane u. Embden, 72 Me. 354 ; Boathby v, Giles, 68 Me. 160;
Boyd V. Boyd, 2 N. & Mc. 126.
BOOKS.
688
BUSINESS.
BOOKS.
BORN.
BOROUGH.
BORROW.
BORROWER
BOTTLES.
BOTTOMRY.
BOUNDS.
BRANDS.
BROUOHT.
BnHiDINO.
BULLION.
BURDEN.
BURQLAR.
BUROLART.
BURN.
BURNT.
BUSINESS.
all and every my in and about my honse. In
wUl. Willis V. Curtois, 1 Beav. (Rolls) 189.
Rex V. Poulton, 5 C. & P. 329.
Blair v. Ridgely, 41 Mo. 175.
Kent V. Quicksilver Mining Co., 78 N. Y. 177.
Post V. Bk. of Utica, 7 Hill, 397 ; Livingston v. Harris, 11
Wend. 342.
In statute. U. S. v. Ninety Demijohns, 8 Fed. Rep. 485.
In Indictment. Com. v. Gavin, 129 Mass. 54. *
bond. Bray v. Bates, 9 Mete. 250 ; Brainard v. Hof-
pock, 32 N. Y. 576 ; Cole v. White, 26 Wend. 515.
Walton V. Tift, 14 Barb. 221.
In statute. Johnson v. State, 1 Tex. (App.) 345.
manufacture of . In statute. U. S. v. Ullmaun, i
Ben. 547.
of the peace. Galvin v. State, 6 Caldw. 294.
of warranty. Hendricks v. Com. Ins. Co., 8 Johns.
13.
the peace. In statute. State v. Benedict, 11 Vt. 236
(34 Am. Dec. 688).
Burke v. State, 5 Tex. (App.) 74.
In statute. O'Brien v. State, 6 Tex. (App.) 665.
State V. Collier, 72 Mo. 13 ; Walsh v. People, 65 HI. 65.
well burnt hard . In contract. Robertson v. King,
55 Iowa, 726.
Railroad Co. v. R. Co., 2 Duv. 178 ; Whitehall v. Gloucester,
1 1 Vroom, 305.
Cromwell v. Baty, 43 Ind. 357.
Baker v. State, 54 Wis. 377; Sibbald v. Bethelem Iron Co.,
83 N. Y. 831 ; MUford v. Hughes, 16 M. & W. 177; Mol-
let V. Robinson, L. R. 7 C. P. 97 ; Morgan v. Jaudon, 40
How. Pr. 378 ; WiUis v. Ellis, 2 H. Bl. 556.
Society v. Whitcomb, 2 N. H. 229.
or structure. In statute. Lothian v. Wood, 55 Cal.
159.
Counsel v. Vulture Co. , 5 Daly, 77.
of proof. People v. McCann, 16 N. Y. 66 ; Central
Bridge Co. v. Butter, 2 Gray, 132 ; Wooijcock v. Calais,
68 Me. 244.
Robinson v. State, 53 Md. 153.
Simms v. State, 2 Tex. (App.) 110; Conoly v. State, 2 Tex.
(App.) 412 ; Martin v. State, 1 Tex. (App.) 529; Ander-
son V. State, 48 Ala. 666 ; People v. Van Gaasbach, 9 Abb.
Pr. (n. 8.) 345 ; State v. McCall, 4 Ala. 643 (39 Am. Dec.
314).
In statute. Howel's case, 5 Gratt. 664.
chicory. Arthur v. Herold, 10 Otto, 77.
In statute, De Forth v. Wisconsin, etc., R. Co., 52 Wis.
320 ; Troewert v. Decker, 5 1 Wis. 46 ; Duncan v. Robert-
BUSINESS.
689
CASE.
BTTSINZiBB — Continued.
son, 58 Miss. 390 ; Snow v. Sheldon, 126 Mass. 332 (30
Am. Rep. 684) ; Re Horton, 45 L. T. (n. s.) 543 ; Bram-
mell V. Lacjs 10 Ch. Div. 691.
engaging in or carrying on the of keeping a
theatre. In stattUe. Gillman v. State, 55 Ala. 248.
winding np the . In loUl. Hollingsworth v. HoU-
ingsworth, 65 Ala. 321.
January 20. In order. Higley v. Gilmer, 3 Mon. 433.
the bank. In deed, Thomas v. Hatch, 3 Samner,
BY-LAWB.
BY-ROAD.
CALUMNY.
CANCEL.
CANDIDATE
CAPITAL.
CAPITATION.
CAPTION.
CAPTURE.
OAROO.
CASE.
179.
Avery v. Stewart, 1 Cush. 496.
Wood V. Hurd, 5 Vroom, 89 ; Van Blarcom v. Fricke, 5 Dutch.
(N.J.) 517.
Tetley v. Kaehler, 9 Bradwell, 539 ; Rives v. Guthrie, 1 Jones
(L.) 86.
Lanning v. Christie, 30 Ohio St. 117.
Warmer v. Warmer, 37 Vt. 362.
Coyne v. Chisholm, 5 U. C. Pr. Rep. 328 ; Morris v. Burdett,
2M. &S. 217.
of raising a weight of 2,000 pounds without
risk. In conti-act. Hamilton v. Myles, 24 U. C. C. P.
309.
Eaton V. Eaton, 8 Vroom, 113.
In contract. Dean v. Dean, 54 Wis. 33.
not called np. In stcUute. English Channel Steam-
ship Co. V. Rolt, 17 Ch. Div. 715.
offense. Ex parte McCrary, 22 Ala. 72.
Stock. RaUway Co. v. Weber, 96 HI. 448 ; People v.
Commrs. 23 N. Y. 219.
Gardner v. Hall, 61 N. C. 22.
People V. Bennett, 37 N. Y. 123 ; State v. Gibbons, 1 South.
(N. J.) 46.
The Alexander, 1 Gall. 532 ; Fifleld v. Insurance Co., 47 Pa.
St. 187; Whitfield r. U. S., 11 Ct. of CI. 456.
and seixnre. In insurance policy. Cory v. Burr, 8
Q. B. Div. 313.
property. U. S. v. Padelford, 9 Wall. 540.
The Governor Cushman, 1 Abb. (U. S.) 17.
ont. In contract. Cartmel v. Newton, 79 Ind. 5.
-^— of the mail. In indictment. U. S. v. Burroughs, 3 Mc-
Lean, 410.
on his business. In statute. Re Horton, 8 Q. B.
Div. 434.
Kouns V. State, 3 Tex. (App.) 13; Gebhard v. Sattler, 40
Iowa, 150.
Stated. Whitesides v. Russell, 8 W. & S. 47.
the . Murray v. Fitchburg R. Co. 130 Mass. 99.
CASH.
690
CHABGES.
Hooper v. Flood, 54 CaJ. 218 ; Gunter v. Sanchez, 1 Cal. 45.
on delivery. Hopper v. Sage, 15 Jones & Sp. 77.
actual payment. In statute. Harland v. Choce, 39
CASUAL.
CASUALTY.
CATTLE.
CAUSE
CAVEAT.
CEASE.
CEMETERIES.
CERTAIN.
CERTAINT7.
CERTIFICATE.
CERTIORARL
CHANCE.
Barb. 288.
— poor. Force v. Haines, 2 Harr. (N. J.) 406.
— or necessity. Thompson v. Tlllottson, 56 Miss. 36.
InstaXvie. Dreyer v. State, 11 Tex. (App.) 632; McAlpine
V. Grand Trunk R. Co. , 38 U. C. Q. B. 346.
species of . In statute. Robertson v. State. 1 Tex.
(App.) 312.
U. S. V. Rhodes, 1 Abb. (U. S.) 35; People v. Nichols,
19 Hun, 448.
of action. Myers v. Van CoUem, 28 Barb. 231;
Veeder v. Baker, 83 N. Y. 160 ; Douglas v. Beasley, 40
Ala. 148.
In instruction. Parker v. Enslow, 102 111. 277.
emptor. Lynch v. Postelthwaite, 7 Mart. 186.
to be operated. In insurance policy. Pass v. Westr
em Ass. Co., 7 Lea, 704.
In staiute. Hoboken o. North Bergen, 43 N. J. (L.) 147.
a hog. In indictment. Grant v. State, 2 Tex. (App.)
164.
Long's Case, 5 Coke, 121a.
moral . Pharr v. State, 10 Tex. (App.) 486.
In statute. Ticonic Bank v. Staekpole, 41 Me. 302 ; Fanner
V. Legg. 7 T. R. 191.
Town of Camden o. Bloch, 65 Ala. 168 ; Dean v. State, 63
Ala. 154 ; People v. Supervisors, 43 Barb. 234.
Duke V. Harper, 66 Mo. 51; Stotsenbury v. Marks, 79 Ind.
193; Bayard v. McLane, 3 Harr. (Del.) 208; Scobey «.
Ross, 18 Ind. 118; Small v. Mott, 22 Wend. 405; Weak-
ley V. Hall, 13 Ohio, 175.
Harless i;. U. S., Morris (la.), 173.
middle of the main . In statute. Dunlieth Bridge
Co. V. County of Dubuque, 55 Iowa, 565.
of the contracting parties. In insurance policy.
Houghton V. Watertown Ins. Co., 131 Mass. 300.
Grigg V. Banks, 59 Ala. 317.
State V. Connor, 5 Coldw. 313.
with felony. In constitution. £x parte Smith, 3
^HIcLean, 136.
upon or payable oat of land. Caspar v. Keachie,
41 U. C. Q. B. 599.
— upon real estate. In wUl. Att. Qen. v. Wyndham,
1 H. & C. 575.
crime . In statute. Reg. v. Bird, Temp. & M. 459.
In statute. Tompert v. Lithgon, 1 Bush, 180 ; Goodman t;.
Chaffee, 4 Conn. 166.
for assanlt and battery. In statute. Ryan v. Peo-
ple, 79 N. Y. 593.
CHARITABLE.
691
CHOSE.
CHATTELS.
CHEAT.
CTTTTjD.
CHILDREN.
gift. Price v. Maxwell, 28 Pa. St. 35.
trnst. Taylor v. Trustees, 34 N. J. (Eq.) 101 ; Knox
V, Knox, 9 W. Va. 148.
benevolent and scientiflc institationB. In stat-
ute* Bangor v. Masonic Lodge, 73 Me. 431.
porposeB pxurely , In statute. State v. Powers, 10
Mo. ( App. ) 266.
Jackson v, Phillips, 14 Allen, 666 ; Paschel v. Allen, 27 Tex.
199 ; Levy v. Levy, 33 N. Y. 134.
purely public . In statute. Delaware County Insti-
tute of Science v. Delaware Co., 94 Pa. St. 163.
In statute. Ehret v. Peirce, 18 Blatchf. 302.
Dartmouth College v. Woodward, 4 Wheat. 663; State v.
«
Commrs. 8 Vroom, 238.
In insurance policy. Ocean Ins. Co. v. Sun Mut. Ins. Co. , 8
Ben. 272.
Wilson V. Morgan, 4 Robt. 67 ; Yandewater v. The Yankee
Blade, 1 McAll. 13.
previouB chaste . In statute. People v. Clark, 33
Mich. 118.
female of good repute for . In statute. Zabriskie
V. State, 43 N. J. (L. ) 640.
Raibroad Co. v. Thompson, 19 HI. 584; State v. Haight, 6
Vroom, 282 ; People v. Holbrook, 18 Johns. 94.
In indictment, Reg. v. Boulton, Temp. & M. 203.
In statute. Barr v. Doe, 6 Blackf. 335 (38 Am. Dec. 146).
personal. Putnam v. Westcott, 19 Johns. 76.
reaL Putnam v. Westcott, 19 Johns. 76 ; Insurance
Co. V. Haven, 5 Otto, 251.
Middleton v. State, Dudley (S. C), 283.
Bowen v. NewaU, 5 Sandf . 328 ; McGregor v. Koomis, 1 Dis-
ney, 25 ; State v. Hickey, 4 Halst. 312.
Re Warren, 2 Sch. & Lef . 423.
In statute. Allen v. State, 7 Tex. (App.) 298.
upon the person of a . In statute. McGregor v.
State, 4 Tex. (App.) 600.
In stattUe. Beebe v. Estabrook, 79 N. Y. 246 ; Re Wardell,
67 Cal. 490; Porter v. Porter, 17 How. (Miss.) 106 (40
Am. Dec. 55).
In toUl. Van Voorhis v. Brintnall, 23 Hun, 260 ; Walford v.
Morgenthal, 91 Pa. St. 30 ; Russell v. Russpll, 64 Ala. 500 ;
Palmer v. Horn, 84 N. Y. 519; Hollingsworth v. Hollings-
worth, 65 Ala. 321 ; Booker v. Booker, 5 Humph. 505.
decorated or porcelain ware. In statute. Arthur
V. Jacoby, 13 Otto, 678.
Hall V. Bartlett, 9 Barb. 299.
in action. Bamsey v. Gould, 57 Barb. 408 ; People v.
Tioga, 19 Wend. 75; Dial v. Gary, 14 S. C. 538; Gibson
V. Gibson, 43 Wis. 32.
CHURCH.
692
CODICm.
Baker v. Fales, 16 Mass. 498 ; Baptist Church v. Witherell, 8
Paige Ch. 301 ; Trustees v. Fisher, 3 Harr. (N. J. ) 257.
In statute. State v, Midgett, 85 N. C. 539.
People u. Hoster, H Abb. Pi*, (n. s.) 411,
CIRCX7MSTANTIAL. evidence. Ross v. Mayor, 4 Robt. 54 ; Howard
V. State, 34 Ark. 440 ; Eberhart v. Sawyer, 61 Wis. 78.
liberty. People v, Berberrich, 20 Barb. 231.
proceeding. Rawlings v. People, 102 111. 476.
snit. In statute, Atkins v. Fibre Disintegrating Co.,
1 Ben. 118.
war. Brown v. Hiatt, 1 Dill. 379 ; Hubbard v. Ham-
CIVIL.
CIVILIZATION.
CLAIM.
den Ex. Co. , 10 R. I. 246.
Roche V. Washington, 19 Ind. 56.
Bowman v. Torr, 3 Iowa, 674 ; Stowell v, Ld. Zouch, Plowd.
359 ; Prigg u Pennsylvania, 16 Pet. 615 ; Douglass v. Peas-
ley, 40 Ala 147; Dowell v. Cardwell, 4 Sawy. 228.
In constitution, Ohio v. Oglevee, 37 Ohio St. 3.
bill of particnlars of the of either party. In
CLAIMS.
CLEAR.
statiUe. Dwight v. Germania Ins. Co., 84 N. Y. 493.
against the State. In constitution. Clodfelter v.
State, 86 N. C. 51,
— deed. In contract. Rohr v. Kindt, 3 W. & S. 563
(39 Am. Dec. 53).
— convinced. In instrTictian. Wilcox v. Henderson,
64 Ala. 535.
— established by satisfactory proof. People v.
CLIENT.
CLOSE.
Wilden, 8 Pac. Coast L. J. 191.
Peters v. State, 45 Wis. 540.
In statute. Budd v. State, 3 Humph. 483 (39 Am. Dec. 189).
treasurer or cashier. In statute. People i;. Manu-
facturing Co., 99 111. 361.
regular . In statute. People v. Board of Fire Coin-
mrs., 86 N. Y. 149.
regular with some practising attorney. In stat-
ute. Re Dunn, 43 N. J. (L. ) 360.
McFarland v. Crary, 6 Wend. 312.
Frank v. Carson, 15 U. C. C, P. 135 ; Locklin v. Casler, 50
How. Pr. 45 • Blakeney v. Blakeney, 6 Port. 115.
confinement in the penitentiary. In verdict.
Gladden v. State, 2 Tex. (App.) 508.
— - corporation. McKim v. Odom, 3 Bland (Ch.), 415.
In statute. Harvey v. State, 65 Ga. 569.
CLOSE-HAULED. Chadwick v. Steam Packet Co. , 6 E. & B. 776.
CO. S. & , Stoddard v. Key, 62 How. Pr. 137.
COAL. privilege. Paterson v. Kier, 2 Pittsb. 199.
COAST. Soult V. L ' Africaine, Bee. 204.
C. O. D. la contract. State v. Intoxicating Liquors, 73 Me. 278.
CODE. Railway Co. v, Weiner, 49 Miss. 739.
CODICIL. Proctor v, Clarke, 3 Redf. 448 ; Lamb v. Lamb, 11 Pick. 376.
CLOSED.
COGNIZANCE,
693
COMMON.
COOmZANCE.
COGNOVIT.
COHABIT.
Brown v. Bissett, 1 Zabr. 49, 274.
and controL Re Zborowski, 68 N. Y. 101.
Wyborne v. Ross, 2 Taunt. 68 ; Ames v. Hill, 2 B. A P. 151.
together as hnaband and wife. In statute.
Lyerly v. State, 36 Ark. 39 ; Taylor v. State, 36 Ark. 84 ;
Bash V. State, 37 Ark. 215.
COHABITATION. In statute. Swaneoat v. State, 4 Tex. (App.) 115 ; Parks u.
State, 4 Tex. (App.) 134; Brinkle v, Brinkle, 12 Phila.
234.
U. S. V. Bogart, 9 Ben. 315; Com. v. Cradley, 16 Gray, 241.
Meyers v. Boosvelt, 25 How. Pr. 105.
aecority. Lochrane v. Solomon, 38 Ga. 292 ; Munn
COIN.
COINAOE.
COLLATERAL
COLLEGE.
COLLOQUIUM.
COLLUSION.
COLOR
V. McDonald, 10 Watts, 273.
warranty. Den v. Crawford, 3 Halst. 106.
Stanwood v. Pierce, 7 Mass. 460.
Van Vechten v. Hopkins, 5 Johns. 220.
Baldwin v. Mayor, 45 Barb. 369 ; Bell v. Blackbam, 28 Md.
235.
Broughton v. Haywood, 61 N. C. 383.
In plea. Tatet;. Southard, 8 Hawks, 120.
In statute. U. S. v. A Cargo of Sugar, 3 Sawyer, 48.
of office. Burrall v. Acker, 23 Wend. 606 (35 Am.
Dec. 582); Winter v. Kinney, 1 N. Y. 368; Decker v.
Judson, 16 N. Y. 442; Morton v. Campbell, 37 Barb. 182.
title. Dickens v. Barnes, 79 N. C. 491.
race. Clark v. Directors, 24 Iowa, 276.
COLORABLE.
COLORED.
COMBINATION. Com. v. Gallagher, 2 Penn. L. J. 303.
COME.
COMFORT.
to reside. Com. v. Swan, 1 Pick, 195.
COMMENCE.
CQMMERCR
COMMERCIAL.
COMMISSION.
In statute. Corporation of Raleigh v. Dougherty, 3 Humph.
11 (39 Am. Dec. 149).
necesBary for her . In wUl. Forman v. Whitney, 2
Eeyes, 165.
suit. Wilson V. Baptist Soc, 10 Barb. 318; Bronson
V. Earl, 17 Johns. 65.
In constitution. Trade-Mark Cases, 10 Otto, 86 ; People v.
Fisher, 14 Wend. 15.
law. R. Co. V. Nat. Bank, 12 Otto, 55.
paper. In statute. Re Sykes, 5 Biss. 1 14.
Ralston v. Kohl, 30 Ohio St. 98 ; Tracy v. Suydam, 30 Barb.
115.
del credere. Grove v. Dubois, I T. R. 1 15.
COMMISSIONERS. Morris Canal v. State, 2 Green, 428.
COMMISSIONS. Eckert v. Lewis, 4 Phila. 225 ; Brennan v. Perry, 7 Phila. 243.
COMMTTTEIi. Re^mell v. Lewis, 15 M. & W. 525 ; Lloyd v. Hart, 2 Pa.
St. 478.
COMMON. Van Rensselaer v. Radclilfe, 10 Wend. 647.
appendent. Van Rennsselaer v. Radclifle, 10 Wend.
648.
assarance. State v. Farrand, 3 Halst. 335.
COMMON. 694 CONCEALED.
COMMON— Continued.
carrier. Mann v. White River Log Co., 46 MicL 3«;
Doty v. Strong, 1 Finney, 313 (40 Am. Dec. 773).
— employment. Mc Andrews o. Bums, 39 N. J. (L)
117 ; Baird v. Pettit, 70 Pa. St. 477.
— imL Cromwell v. Stephens, 2 Daly, 21.
law. Jacob v. State, 3 Hamph. 514 ; Feopk v. Ban-
dolph, 2 Park C. C. 176 ; Drury v. Drury, 8 Wend. 324;
Pierce v. Proprietors, 10 R. I. 241.
In staJtute. Re Haskett, 53 Vt. 359.
nniaanee. People v. Toynbee, 20 Barb. 200 ; Sute r.
Mayor, 5 Port 311.
of estovers. Van Rensselaer v, Radcliffe, 10 Weni
647.
of pasture. Van Rensselaer v. Radcliffe, 10 Wend.
647.
— of piscary. Van Rensselaer v. Radcliffe, 10 Wend.
647.
of turbary. Van Rensselaer v, Radcliffe, 10 Wend.
647.
— of shack. Cheesman v, Hardham, 1 B. & A. 711.
— pleas. DaUet v. Feitus, 7 Phila 628.
— proceeding. Brown v. Crego,. 29 Iowa, 322.
recovery. Lyle v, Richardson, 9 S. & R. 364.
COMMUNICATE. Scott v. State, 7 Lea, 232.
COMMTTNIS. error factt jus. Ocean Beach Assn. i\ Brinley. U
N. J. (Eq.) 448; De Vaynes v. Noble, 2 Russ. & Mylne,
506 ; Jones v. Tapling, 12 C. B. (n. s.) 846 : Turk r. Mc-
Coy, 14 S. & R. 349.
COMMUTATION. Ex parte James, 1 Nev. 322 ; Lee v. Murphy, 22 Gratt. 79H.
COMPARISON. of handwriting. Travis v. Brown, 43 Pa. St. 1^;
Rowt v. Kile, 1 Leigh, 222.
COMPELLED. to pay. Parker v. Thompson, 3 Peck, 432.
COMPENSATION. Dorvin v. Wiliz, 11 La. Ann. 320; Parker v. Jenkins,
3 Bash, 591.
COMPETENT. evidence. Chapman v. McManos, 1 Lea, 504.
tribunal People v, Tweed, 3 Hun, 778.
COMPLETE. purchaser. Preston v. Nash, 75 Ya. 949.
COMPLETED. Tower v. R. Co., 34 Mich. 338.
COMPOSITION. Bailey v. Boyd, 75 Ind. 127.
COMPOUND. * Haskins v. Newcomb, 2 Johns. 408.
or preparation of ardent, ▼incus, malt, or fer-
mented liquors. In statute. Foster v. State, 36 AiL
258.
COMPROBOSE. Freitche v. Western Grain Co., 10 Neb. 360.
COMPULSION. In statute. Lopez v. State, 12 Tex. (App.) 261.
CONCEALED. People v. Miles, 55 Cal. 207.
carry about his person. In statute. State v. Roten,
86 N. C. 702.
CONCERN.
Gl»5
CONNECT.
CONCERN.
for whom it may
In iiisurance policy. De Bolle v.
Pennsylvania Ins. Co., 4 Whart. 68 (33 Am. Dec. 38);
Richardson v. Home Ins. Co., 15 Jones & Sp. 139.
— any boundary. In utatute. Mauany v. Dash, 23
CONCERNING. -
U. C. Q. B. 680.
CONCLUDE. In treaty. Hylton v. Brown, 1 Wash. 353.
CONDEMNATION. Lockwood v. Saffold, 1 6a. 74.
money. Lockwood v. Saffold, 1 Ga. 74.
CONDITION. Littlejohn v. Ejerton, 77 N. C. 384 ; State Bank v. Hastings,
1 Doug. (Mich.) 252; Selden v. Pringle, 17 Barb. 465.
precedent. Bucksport, etc., R. Co. v. Brewer, 67
Me. 295 ; Moore v. Moore, 47 Barb. 262 ; Redman v. ^tna
Ins. Co., 49 Wis. 438; Selden v. Pringle, 17 Barb. 466;
Ludlow V. R. Co., 12 Barb. 442.
anbseqnent. Bucksport, etc., R. Co. v. Brewer, 67 Me
CONDITIONAL.
295; Moore v. Moore, 47 Barb. 262; Ludlow v. R. Co.,
12 Barb. 442 ; R. Co. v. Jones, 2 Coldw. 584 ; Chapin v.
School Dist. , 35 N. H. 450.
subject to the . In deed. Skinner v. Shepard, 130
Mass. 180.
contract. Railroad Co. v. Jones, 2 Coldw. 588.
fee. Simmons v. Augustine, 3 Port. 96.
sale. Honore v. Hutchens, 8 Bush, 695 ; Turner v.
Eerr, 44 Mo. 431.
CONDONATION. Harnett v. Harnett, 55 Iowa, 45 ; Johnson v. Johnson, 14
Wend. 643 ; Farnham v. Famham, 73 111. 500.
themselves in a la'wfnl manner. In stoUute. Dom
CONDUCTINO.
CONFESSION.
CONFESSIONS.
V. State, 4 Tex. (App.) 67.
State V. Crowley, 41 Wis. 284.
State V. Carr, 53 Vt. 37.
In Plea. Hacket v. Railroad Co., 35 N. H. 397.
of judgment. Bank v. Garlinghouse, 53 Barb. 619.
CONF]
■ »iM»
In statvjte. Knight v. Lee, 80 Ind. 203.
eztra-jndicial . State v. Lamb, 28 Mo. 230.
judicial . State v. Lamb, 28 Mo. 230.
as to matters to them. In tiatute. Masonic Mut.
Ins. Co. V. Beck, 77 Ind. 209.
CONFIDIiNTIAL. relation. Robins v. Hope, 57 Cal. 493.
CONFIRMATION. People v. Law, 34 Barb. 511.
CONFISCATE. Ware v. Ilylton, 3 Dall. 434.
CONFISCATION. Winchester v. U. S., 14 Ct. of CI. 48.
CONFORMITY, in with the verdict. In statute. Eason v. Miller, 15
S. C. 205.
of debts. Woods v. Ridley, 11 Humph. 198.
CONFUSION. —
CONOREGATION. Baptist Church v. Wetherell, 3 Paige Ch. 301: Runkle v.
Winemiller, 4 H. & Mc. 452.
assembled for religious worship. In statute.
Dawson v. State, 7 Tex. (App.) 59.
CONNECT. In statute. Philadelphia, etc., R. Co. v. RaUroad Co., 53 Pa.
St. 59.
CONSANGUINITY. 696 CONTIOU0U8.
CONBAKOUINIT V . Bernard v. Vignaud, 10 Mart 561 ; Blodget v. Brinswean),
9 Vt. 30 ; Sweezey v. Willis, I Bradf . 498^
collateral . McDowell v. Adams, 45 Pa. St 432.
lineal . McDowell v. Adams, 45 Pa. St 432.
GONBCIOTTS. Bxown v. Com. , 78 Pa. St 128.
CONSENT. Mactier v. Frith, 6 Wend. 114; Plummer v. Com., 1 Bush, 78.
direction or procurement of any kind. 7a tta-
ute. Hathom v. Maynard, 65 Ga. 171.
of the parties in writing. In ttcuuu. Mark v.
City of Buffalo, 87 N. Y. 184.
CONSIDERATION. Sterling i;. Simmickson, 2 South. (N. J.) 76.
and porposea. In staiute. Foi-d v. Burks, 37 Aik. 91.
in of being taken good care of. In wiU. Mar-
tin V. Martin, 131 Mass. 547.
CONSIDERED. it is by the conrt. Terrell v. Achauer, 14 Ohio
St 85.
CONSIGN. GiUespie v. Winberg, 4 Daly, 320.
CONSIGNATION. Weld v. Hadley, 1 N. H. 304.
CONEULGNEE. Wolff v. Homcastle, 1 B. & P. 322.
CONSIGNMENT. Lucena v. Crawford, 5 B. & P. 299.
CONSFIRACT. Com. v. Bliss, 12 Phila. 580 ; Johnson v. State, 3 Tex. (App.)
590 ; Beg. v. Aspinall, 2 Q. B. Div. 59 ; Com. v. Judd,
2 Mass. 329; Com. v. Hunt, 4 Met 123; Lambert r.
People, 9 Cow. 606 ; Com. v. Waterman, 122 Mass. 57.
CONSTITTTTION. People v. R- Co. , 24 N. Y. 486 ; McKoan v. Devries, 3
Barb. 198; French v. State, 52 Miss. 762; Van HonieT.
Dorrance, 2 Dall. 308 ; State v. McCann, 4 Lea, 9 ; Bank
V. Cooper, 2 Yerg. 606 ; State v. Parkhurst, 4 Halst 443;
Taylor v. Governor, 1 Ark. 27.
of the congregation. In statute. McBea r. Mc-
Leod, 26 U. C. Ch. 255.
CONSTRUCTION. Preston v. Dubuque, 11 Iowa, 17; Jones v. AqnednctCo.,
7 Vroom, 209.
CONSTRUCTIVE. delivery. Bolin v. Huffnagle, 1 Rawle, 20.
fraud. Jackson v. Jackson, 47 Ga. 109.
notice. Nelson v. Allen, 1 Yerg. 367 ; BirdsaU r.
Russell, 29 N. Y. 249.
poBSession. Fleming v. Maddox, 30 Iowa, 241;
Brown v. Volkening, 64 N. Y. 80.
— total loss. Burt V. Brewers' Ins. Co., 9 Hun, 384.
trust Burks v, Burks, 7 Bazt. 356.
CONSUL. Dainesse v. XJ. S., 15 Ct of CI. 64; Satori v. Hamilton, 1
Green, (N. J.) 109 ; Seidel v. Peschaw, 3 Dutch. (N. J.)
429.
CONSULT. with. In statute. Johnson v. Glen, 26 U. C. Ch. 162.
CONTEMPT. of court. Conover v. Wood, 5 Abb. Pr. 89 ; Ex
parte Wright, 65 Ind. 508.
CONTIGUOUS. proprietors. In statute. Raxendale v. Seip, 32 La.
Ann. 435.
CONTINGENCY.
697
CONVE Y,
CONTINQENCY.
CONTINOIINT.
CONTXNUOTTB.
People V. Yonkers, 39 Barb. 272.
claim. Clark v. Wenchell, 58 Vt. 408 ; Curley v. Hand,
63 Vt. 524 ; Greene v. Dyer, 82 Me. 460 ; Woodward v.
Herbert, 24 Me. 358.
estate. Tayloe v. Gould, 10 Barb. 896.
liability. In stcOtUe. Haywood v, Shreve, 15 Vroom,
104.
remainder. Moore v. Lyons, 25 Wend. 144; Leslie
V. Marshall, 81 Barb. 566 ; Williamson v. Field, 2 Sandf .
(Ch.) 552; Hawley v. James, 5 Paige Ch. 467; Doe v.
Considene, 6 Wall. 474.
— nse. Burk v. Burk, 18 N. Y. 848.
Suffleld V. Brown, 4 DeJ. & S. 199.
injury. Wood v. Sutcliffe, 8 Eng. L. & Eq. 220.
line. In statute. State v. Yanderbilt, 87 Ohio St. 590.
COMTIN U OTTSLT. In atatiUe. State v. Yanderbilt, 87 Ohio St. 590.
CONTRABAND.
CONTRACT.
CONTRACTOR
CONTRARY.
CONTRIBUTION.
CONTRIBUTIVE.
Eldrod V. Alexander, 4 Heisk. 345.
Woodruff V. State, 8 Ark. 301 ; Justice v. Long, 42 N. Y.
497; Languiile v. State, 4 Tex. (App.) 821; Canal Co.
V. B. Co., 4 G. & J. 129; Gallagher v. White, 81 Barb.
99 ; State v. Miller, 1 Mo. (App.) 76.
by . In stattUe. McBrian v. Water Commissioner, 40
U. C. Q* B. 80.
wages. Augur v. Couture, 68 Me. 427.
ezecnted . Fletcher v. Peck, 6 Cranch, 187 ; Fox v.
Eitton, 19 m. 588 ; Farrington v. Tennessee, 5 Otto, 688.
executory . Farrington v. Tennessee, 5 Otto, 688 ;
Fletcher v. Peck, 6 Cranch, 186 ; Fox v. Kitton, 19 111.
538.
express . Thompson v. Woodruff, 7 Coldw. 409.
implied . Brackett v, Norton, 4 Conn. 524.
McCarty v. Portland, 71 Me. 322 ; Iron Co. v, Dodson,
7 Lea, 373.
to law. Candy v. Hanmore, 76 Ind. 128.
towards a prise. Coombes v. Dibble, L. B. 1 Ex.
248.
negligence O'Brien v. McGlnrchey, 68 Me. 552.
concerning the title or boundaries of the
CONTROVERSIES.
State. In constUiUion. Fink v. Denny, 75 Ya. 663.
CONTROVERSY. Burber v. Kennedy, 18 Minn. 226.
CONVENIENTLY. Guerin v. Reese, 33 Cal. 29.
CONVERSE.
CONVERSION.
CONVERT.
Scott V. State, 7 Lea, 232.
Badger v. Hatch, 71 Me. 565 ; Bristol v. Burt, 7 Johns. 258 ;
Laverty v. Snethem, 68 N. Y. 524 ; Ferguson v. CliAord,
37 N. H. 101 ; Nichols v. Newson, 2 Murphy, 303; Syeds
V. Hay, 4 T. R. 264.
In plea. Green v. State, 79 Ind. 537.
full power and authority to ^ In toiU. Hamilton
V. Hamilton, 98 HI. 254.
CONVE YANCE.
698
COURT.
CONVEYANCE.
CONVEYED.
CONVICTED.
COOLINO.
CO-PARTIES.
hi statute. Powell v. Williams, 54 Wis. 636 ; Baker v. Claric,
7 U. C. Q. B. 44 ; Brown v. Fitz, 13 N. H. 285.
In contnict. Spicer v. Norton, 13 Barb. 543.
Gallagher v. Stote, 10 Tex. (App.) 469; Wilder. Bowen, 37
U. C. Q. B. 574 ; Shepherd v. People, 24 How. Pr. 401.
In statiUe. Borgess v. Boetefeur, 7 M. & G. 481; Beg, v.
Fadleman, Temp. & M. 293.
time. Eanes v. State, 10 Tex. (App.) 421.
In statute. Hadley v. Hill, 73 Ind. 442.
manafactture of . In statute. U. S. v. Ulman, 4 Ben.
547.
COPY.
COPYRIGHT
Dickinson v. R. Co., 7 W. Va. 212.
Chappel V. Purdy, 14 M. A W. 316; Stone v. Thomas, 2
Wall. Jr. 567 ; Stephens v. Cady, 14 How. 530.
Davis V. Justices, 7 Q. B. Div. 514.
punishment. People v. Winchell, 7 Cow. 525, note,
CORPORATORS. In constitution. Galliyer v. Roelle, 100 HI. 142.
CORPOREAL. hereditament. Canfield v. Ford, 28 Barb. 340.
CORPUS. deUctL U. S. v. WUliams, 1 Cliff. 25.
CORRECT. and satisfactory. Bowe v. Hopwood, L. R. 4 Q.
CORONER
CORPORAL
B. 8.
CORROBORATINQ.
COSTS. -
evidence. Hozier v. State, 6 Tex. (App.) 501.
- of a motion. In statute. Phipps v. Carman, 26 Hon,
518.
in the cause. Scott v. Grand Trank B. Co., 3 U. C.
Pr. 276.
COTTAOE. Young v. Sotheron, 4 B. & Ad. 628, note.
COUNT. Chetham v. Tillotson, 5 Johns. 435.
COUNTERCLAIM. Belleaa v. Thompson, 33 Cal. 497 ; Stone v. Stone, 2 Met
(Ky.) 840; Union Bank v. Heyward, 15 S. C. 303; Tyler
V. Welles, 38 Barb. 333.
COUNTERFEITER. Thirmant?. Matthews, 1 Stew. (Ala.) 386.
COUNTING-HOUSE. Li statute. Reg. v. Patter, Temp. & M. 561.
COUNTRY.
COUNTY.
COUPLED.
COURSE.
COURT.
and of this he puts himself npon the . Bell r.
Yates, 33 Barb. 629.
Williams v. Leach, 8 Minn. 504 ; Commrs. v. Carter, 2 Kas.
128.
conrt. In constitution. People v. Carr, 25 Hnn, 325.
judge. In cojhstitution. People v. Carr, 25 Hun, 325.
with an ability to commit. In statute. Jamigu
V. State, 6 Tex. (App.) 465.
Att'y-Gen. v. R. Co., 1 Stockt. 550; Williams v. City, U
Wis. 238.
Dunn V. State, 2 Ark. 229 (35 Am. Dec. 54) ; Lawyer Tax
Cases, 8 Heisk. 650 ; Hall v, Marks, 34 Dl. 360 ; RothchUd
V. U. S. 6 Ct. of CI. 212 ; Henderson v. Beaton, 52 Tex. 42.
In statute. Foote v. Silsby, 1 Blatchf . 542 ; Re Ittaltby, 7
Q. B. Div. 18.
of record. Rhinehart v. Lance, 43 N. J. (L.) 314.
court-house.
699
CUCKING-STOOL.
COURT-HOUSE. Longworthy v. Featheistone, 65 Ga. 165.
COURT-MARTIAL. Re Bogart, 2 Sawyer, 410; Carver v. U. S., 16 Ct of CL
882.
De BoUe v. Pennsylvania Ins. Co., 4 Whart. 68 (33 Am. Deo.
38) ; Com. v. Robinson, 1 Watts, 160.
In statiUe. Freeman v. Carpenter, 10 Vt. 433 (33 Am. Dec.
210).
and manifested. MoLelland v. McLelland, 05 Me.
COVENANT
COW.
CBEDIBLB.
CREDITOR
CREDITORS.
CROP-TIME.
CROW.
500.
person. In statute. Dann v. State, 7 Tex. (App.)
600.
witness. In statute. Iliggins v. Carlton, 28 Md. 115 ;
Noland v. McCracken, 1 Dev. & B. 596.
give A. B. . In giuiranty. Simpson v. Manley, 8
Cromp. & J. 12.
Ins. Co. V, Meeker, 8 Vroom, 300 ; Stanley v. Ogden, 2 Root*
261.
not concerned in the loss as a . In insura u ce policy.
Dolliver v. St. Joseph Ins. Co., 131 Mass. 40.
In statute. Harper v. Union Manfg. Co., 100 111. 225;
Walker v. Elledge, 65 Ala. 51 ; Anderson v. Anderson, 64
Ala. 403.
his • In statute. Re Dunham, 2 Ben. 488.
In statute. Payne v. Watterson, 37 Ohio St. 123.
of com. Masterson v. Goodlet, 46 Tex. 402.
People V. Williams, 24 Mich. 163 ; Re Voorhees, 3 Vroom,
147 ; State v. Patterson, 41 Vt. 511.
In statute. Com. v. Lenox, 12 Phila. 601 ; Re Lucas, 29 U.
C. Q. B. 81 ; Reg. v. Roddy, 41 U. C. Q. B. 291.
falsi. State v. Randolph, 24 Conn. 365 ; Little v.
Gibson, 39 N. H. 510.
cause or matter. In statute. Queen v. Whitchurch,
7 Q. B. Div. 584.
case. Shultz V. Moore, Wright, 281.
offense. Slaughter v. People, 2 Doug. (Mich.) 837.
prosecution. Ely v. Thompson, 3 A. E. Marsh. 74 ;
Harger v. Thomas, 44 Pa. St. 130.
Martin v. Chapman, 6 Port. (Ala.), 351.
Steele v. Frick, 56 Pa. St 175.
Kemp V. Mitchell, 36 Ind. 256; Canant v. Mappin, 20 6a.
731.
as the flies. In contract. Stokes v. Grissel, 78 £ng.
C. L. 689.
and inhuman treatment. In statute. Kennedy v.
Kennedy, 15 Jones & Sp., 56; Eastes v. Eastes, 79 Ind.
864.
and unusual punishment. In constitution. Re
CU(
•4:<«i
Bayard, 25 Hun, 546 ; State v. Gedicke, 43 N. J. (L.) 90.
rChSTOOL. James v. Com., 12 S. & R. 230.
aULPABLE.
700
DATE.
— negUgance. Hot Springs R. Co. v. Newman, 36 Aifc.
610; Woodman V. Nottingham, 49 N. H. 392..
or improved land. In ntatute. Lyon t*. Hanor, 73
Me. 56.
OTidence. Wynne v. Newman, 75 Va. 812 ; McGavod
CULTIVATED.
CUMULATIVE.
CURATOR
CURED.
CURRENCY.
CUKTILAOE.
CUSPADORE.
CUBTOD7.
CUSTOM.
CUTS.
CWT.
DAM.
DAMAQE8.
DANQEROUS.
DANGERS.
DAN8XTESE.
DATE.
V. Brown, 4 Humph. 252 ; Waller v. Graves, 20 Conn. 310;
Chatfield v. Lathrop, 6 Pick. 417.
— offence. Wells v. Com., 12 Gray, 329.
Duncan v. Crook, 49 Mo. 117.
^— by verdict. Merrick v. Trustees, 8 Gill, 75.
Butler V. Paine, 8 Minn. 329 ; Galena Ins. Co. v. Eapfer, 28
HI. 335.
account. James v. Fellowes, 20 La. Ann. 118;
Franklin v. Camp, Coxe (N. J.), 196.
bank-notes. Moore v, Gooch, 6 Heisk. 105.
fundi. Lacy v. Holbrook, 4 Ala. 90.
money. Miller v. McKinney, 5 Lea, 96 ; Stalworth v.
Blum, 41 Ala. 321.
Billings V. Baker, 28 Barb. 345.
State V. Haskell, 33 Me. 127 ; People v. Murphy, 10 Han,
154 ; Coddington v. Dry Dock Co., 2 Vroom, 485.
IngersoU v. Turner, 12 Off. Pat Gaz. 189 ; Burden v. Corn-
ing, 2 Fish. Pat. Cas. 477 ; Cahoon v. Ring, 1 Cliff. 592 ; 1
Fish. Pat. Cas. 397.
Gilman v. Williams, 7 Wis. 334.
safe . In statute. Queen v. Newman, 8 Q. B. DiT. 706.
Strother v, Lucas, 12 Pet. 446 ; Adams v. Pittsburg Ins. Co.,
95 Pa. St. 355 ; Gallup v. Lederer, 1 Hun, 287 ; Cutter v.
Waddingham, 22 Mo. 284.
plates and In iwmrance policy. Houghton v.
Watertown Ins. Co., 131 Mass. 300.
Helen v. Bryant, 11 B. Mon. 65.
White V. Fisk, 22 Conn. 54 ; iBeckman v. Bonsor, 23 N. I.
308 ; Coster v. Lorillard, 14 Wend. 308.
Colwell V. May, 4 C. E. Green, 248.
Rosenfield V. Ex. Co., 1 Woods, 13; Collins v. Baiht>adCo.,
9 Heisk. 850; Hartford r. Palmer, 16 Johns. 143; Mayor
V. Lord, 17 Wend. 293; Thompson v. Morris Canal Co., 2
Harr. (N. J.), 482.
In bond. Boiling v. Tate, 65 Ala. 417.
weapon. State v. Dineen, 10 Minn. 411.
of the river. In bill of lading. Gilmore v. Carmas,
1 Sm. « M. 279 (40 Am. Dee. 9).
of the sea. In insurance policy, Dupeyre v. Western,
etc., Ins. Co., 2 Rob. (La.) 457 (38 Am. Dec. 218).
premiere etoile. In contract, Roserie v. Eiralfy
Bros., 12 Phila. 209.
In statute, Shaughnessey v. Lewis, 130 Mass. 355 ; Bement
V. Trenton, 3 Vroom, 515.
DAT.
701
DEEDED.
DCALXHEL
DEALT.
DEBTa
Helphenstine v. Bank, 65 Ind. 589 ; Haines v. State, 7 Tex.
(App.) 33; People v. Hatch, 33 lU. 137.
In stahUe, Pressley v. Marion Co., 80 Ind. 47.
next appointed. In statute, Richards v. McBridc,
8 Q. B. Div. 119.
five . In statute, Keeter v. Railroad Co., 86 N. C.
847.
freight. Gray v. Carr, L. R. 6 Q. B. 628 ; Phillips v.
Rodre, 15 East, 555.
Gardner v. Hall, 61 N. C. 62.
weapon. McReynolda v. State, 4 Tex. (App.) 327;
Briggs V, State, 6 Tex. (App.) 144; Kouns v. State, 3
Tex. (App.) 13; Dollarhide v. U. S., 1 Monis (la.), 223
(39 Am Dec. 460).
In statute. Archer v. State, 10 Tex. (App.) 482.
In statute Whitney v. State, 10 Tex. (App.) 379.
Bodman v. Munson, 13 Barb. 177 ; Allen v. Dickson, 1 Minor,
120; Newell v. People, 7 N. Y. 124; McElfrei3h v. Kirken-
dall, 36 Iowa, 226 ; Appeal of Erie, 91 Pa. St. 402.
by specialty. Probate Court v. Child, 51 Vt. 86.
due or accruing. In statute. Howell o. Metropolitan
R. Co., 19 Ch. Div. 508.
impriaonment for . In statute. U. S. t;. Walsh, 1
Abb. (U. S.) 66.
In statute. Victory Webb Printing Co. v. Beecher, 26 Hun,
48 ; Stanton v. Wilkeson, 8 Ben. 357.
dne or to become dne. In statute. Ruggles v. City
of Fon du Lao, 53 Wis. 436.
growing ont of or founded upon a contract.
DECLARATION.
DEDICATION.
31 M»
j-i>i»i>i»
In statute. Keller v. McMahan, 77 Ind. 64.
Paisley v. Freeman, 3 T. R. 56 ; Gibbs v. Odell, 2 Coldw.
133.
and malpractice. In statute. Re Attorney, 86 N.
Y. 564.
Com. V. Anthes, 5 Gray, 253; Groom v. Gwin, 43 Md. 681.
Smith V. Ford, 12 Wend. 10 ; Cheetham v. Tillotson, 5 Johns.
435.
the law. In statute. Crabtree v. State, 1 Lea, 270.
Rowley v. Van Benthuysen, 16 Wend. 383 ; Wing v. Warner,
2 Doug. (Mich.) 290.
aged or . In statute. Bowden v. State, 2 Tex. (App. ) 56.
Pierce v. Spafford, 53 Vt. 394 ; Bidinger v. Bishop, 76 Ind.
254 ; Curtis v. Kessler, 14 Barb. 521 ; Rees v. City of Chi-
cago, 38 HI. 335 ; Mayor v. Morris, 1 Beas. (n. s. ) 562.
Master v. Miller, 4 T. R. 345 ; AUston v. Thompson, Cheves
(Eq.), 282; Jeffrey v. Underwood, 1 Ark. 112; McMurty
V. Brown, 6 Neb. 376 ; Best v. Brown, 25 Hun, 224.
of release. Ely v. Stannard, 44 Conn. 533.
Jordan v. Jordan, 65 Ala. 305.
DE FACTO.
702
DEMURRAGE.
DE FACTO.
DEFALCATION.
DEFAULT.
DEFINITE.
DEFINITION.
DEFORCEMENT.
gOTeniinent. Smith v. Stewart, 21 La. Ann. 71.
oBcer. Northrop v. Gregory, 2 Abb. (U. S.) 505;
Fleming i;. Malhall, 9 Mo. (App.) 72.
Honk V. Foley, 2 Pen. & W. 250.
Williams v. Stein, 5 Q. B. Div. 413; Hardy v. Miller, 11
Neb. 398.
detention by of the charterers. In charter-part^.
Davis V. Pendergast, 8 Ben. 84.
Lippincott v. Tilton, 2 Green (N. J.), 364.
orobstmct. InstattUe. Walkerv. Sayres,5BQsh,d»l.
of form. In statute. Flexner v. Dickerson, 65 Ala.
132.
Wilson V. Poole, 33 Ind. 449.
Goldsmith v. Brown, 35 Barb. 492.
failure of issne. Hall v. Chaffee, 14 N. H. 220.
any period. In statute. Brammer v. Cohn, 86 N. T. 16.
Marvin v. State, 19 Ind. 184 ; Cottin v. Cottin, 5 Mart 99.
legal . Mickel v. Mills, 1 Grant's Gas. 328.
Phelps V. Baldwin, 17 Conn. 212.
Woodruff V. Brown, 2 Harr. (N. J.) 269; Wildy t?. Bonne}',
26 Miss. 59.
In statute. Robberaon v. State, 3 Tex. (App.) 502 ; Bardick
V. Post, 12 Barb. 186.
defraud or hinder. In statute. Be Donham, 2 Ben.
488.
DEL CREDERE.
agent. Ex parte White, L. R. 6 Ch. App. Cas. 403.
conunission. Grove v. Dubois, 1 T. B. 115.
DELIBERATION.
DEUNQUENCT.
DELIRIUM.
In statute. State v. Lopez, 15 Nev. 407 ; State v. Boyle. 28
Iowa, 524.
State );. Ellis, 74 Mo. 221 ; State v. Lewis, 74 Mo. 222; Stite
V. Kotovsky, 74 Mo. 247.
In statute. Duebbe v. State, 1 Tex (App.) 165; Mitchell r.
State, 1 Tex. (App.) 199; Com. v. Perrier, 3 Phila. 232;
Anthony v. State, Meigs, 270.
Boyee v. Ewart, 1 Rice, 140.
tremens. Erwin v. State, 10 Tex. (App.) 700.
Pratsman v. Baker, 30 Wis. 646 ; Shaw v. Hayward, 7 Gush.
174; State Bank v. Evans, 3 Green (N. J.) 163; Benne-
son V. Aiken, 102 111. 287 ; Berry v. Anderson, 22 Ind. 39;
Roosevelt v. Carow, 6 Barb. 195 ; Best v. Brown, 25 Hun,
224.
State V. Pike, 49 N. H. 432 ; Robinson v. Adams, 62 Me. 401 ;
Re Foreman's Will, 64 Barb. 279.
Re Shaw's Will, 2 Redf. 132.
lands. Attorney General v. Parsons, 3 Cromp. & J. 280.
and let. In deed. Lanigan v. Kille, 97 Pa. St 120.
DEMONSTRATIVE. legacy. Glass v. Dunn, 17 Ohio St. 424.
DEMURRAQE. Lockhart v. Falk, L. R. 10 Ex. 135 ; Brown v. Ralston, 4
Rand. 510.
DELUEUON.
DEMENTIA.
DEMESNE.
DEMISE.
DEMURRER.
703
DEVISED.
Davies v. Gibson, .2 Ark. 117; New Jerae}' v. New York, 6
Pet. 327 ; Goodman v. Ford, 23 Miss. 695 ; Howell v.
Howell, 15 Miss. 60.
to evidence. Pharr v. Bachelor, 3 Ala. 242 ; R. Co.
DENOUNi
M 'i^
DEPOSIT.
DEPOSITION.
DEPOSITX7M.
DEPRIVATION.
DERELICT.
DERELICTION.
DESCEND.
DESCENT.
DESERT.
DESERTION.
V. McArthur, 43 Miss. 185 ; Hyers v. Green, 2 Call, 569.
FT. Merle v. Matthews, 26 Cal. 477.
Union Ins. Co. v. Tyson, 3 Hill, 126.
covenant. Norman v. Wells, 17 Wend. 149.
Bank v. Bank, 40 Vt. 380 ; Curtiss v. Leavitt, 15 N. Y. 166.
general . Shoemaker v. Hinze, 53 Wis. 116.
In statute. U. S. v. Clark, 1 Gall. 407.
Morris v. Lewis, 33 Ala. 55.
Martin v. Mackonochie, 3 Q. B. Div. 751.
fraudulently . In staJttUe. Robberson v. State, S
Tex. (App.) 502.
Re Executive Commrs., 12 Fla. 652; Willis v. Melvin, 8
Jones (L.), 63.
Howe V. The Brig, 1 Mason, 878.
Jones V. Nunn, 12 Ga. 473.
In wiU. Fleming v. Fleming, 1 H. & C. 244,
Priest V. Cummings, 20 Wend. 349 ; Barclay v. Cameron, 25
Tex. 241 ; Burbank v. Buckingham Ins. Co., 24 N. H. 558.
People V. Board of Police, 26 Barb. 501.
Hooper u. Hooper, 84 N. J. (Eq. ) 95 ; Southwick v. South-
wick, 97 Mass. 329; CoflSn v. Jackson, 3 Story, 113; The
Mary C. Conery, 9 Fed. Rep. 223 ; Ingersoll v. Ingersoll,
49 Pa. St. 251.
wilful . In statute. Inhabitants v. Inhabitants, 130
Mass. 107.
In will. Major V. Hemdon, 78 Ky. 129.
Sunol V. Hepburn, 1 Cal. 268.
Re Strawbridge, 39 Ala. 879.
matters of . In constitution. Lehigh Co. v. Central
R. Co., 34 N.J. (Eq.) 90.
DETAIN. any letter. In statute. U. S. v Pearce, 2 McLean, 16*
DETAINED. In plea. Bain v. McDonald, 32 U. C. Q. B. 190.
DETERMINABLE. In deed. Jones v. Nixon, 1 H. & C. 48.
In statute. Fremev. Clement, 18 Ch. Div. 499.
fee. People v. White, 11 Barb. 28 ; McLane v. Bovee,
35 Wis. 86.
Sharp V. Curds, 4 Bibb, 548.
Peirce v. Hill, 9 Port. 154.
Clift V. White, 12 N. Y. 531 ; Ayres v. Lawrence, 59 N. Y. 197.
Wilkins v. Ins. Co., 30 Ohio St. 341 ; Bell v. Western Maine
Ins. Co. 5 Rob. (La.) 423 (39 Am. Dec. 543).
Jenkins v. Tobin, 31 Ark. 309; Harwood v. Goodright, 1
Cowp. 90; Conklin v. Egerton, 21 Wend. 436; Fetrow's
V. Estate, 58 Pa. St. 427 ; Lasher v. Lasher, 13 Barb. 109.
lands . In statute. Roth's Appeal, 94 Pa. St. 186.
DZSTERMINXID.
DISTlMUli'.
DEVASTAVIT.
DEVIATION.
DICTATION. /04 DISQUALIFICATION.
DICTATION. Prendergast v. Preiulergast, 16 La. Ann. 220.
DICTUM. Stote v. Clarke, 3 Nev. 572.
DID. In indictment. Ewing v. State, 1 Tex. (App.) 362.
— withont an heir. In will. Lippett v. HopkioB, 1
Gall. 454.
withont issne. In will. Fitzwalter's Appeal, 94 Fl
St. 141.
DHJOENCE. Swofford v. State, 3 Tex. (App. ) 76 ; Brand v. R. Co., 8
Barb. 878 ; Grant v. Mosely, 29 Ala. 305 ; McGrath v.
B. Co., 19 How. Pr. 219.
DIUaENTLY. inqnire. Reapublica v. Shaffer, 1 Dall. 257.
DIRECTLY. Chatham v. Middletield, 19 Johns. 57.
DIRECTORT. trnst. Deaderich v. Cantrell, 10 Yei^. 272.
DI8ABILITT. leaner v. Zaim, 39 Wis. 206 ; Castle v. Dnryea, 32 Bail).
480.
DIRECTION. In statute. People v. Riley, 25 Han, 588.
DISABLED. otherwise . Instatvte. McCaffreys. Town of Shields,
54 Wis. 651.
DISBURSEMENTS. In statute. Commrs. v. Maguire, 86 N. C. 288.
DISCLAIMER. Williams v. Cooper, 39 Eng. C. L. 384.
DISCOMTIN U ANCE. Hunt v. Griffin, 49 Miss. 748 ; Ramsey v. Tuffneli, 8
Bing. 553; Kennedy v. McNicklc, 7 Phila. 217; Kahnt?.
Herman, 3 Ga. 272 ; McGuire v. Hay, 6 Humph. 421.
DISCOUNT. Pake v. Capital, 20 Kan. 450 ; Weckler v. Bk., 42 Md. 592.
DISCRETION. ' Rooke's Case, 5 Cooke, 100 ; Cavil v. Barnaford, 1 Bur.
571; Rex. v. Young, 1 Burr. 560; Dorman v. State, 84
Ala. 235 ; People v. Superior Court, 5 Wend. 12G.
DISCRETIONART. tmst. Deaderiek t;. Cantrell, 10 Terg. 269.
DISFRANCHISEMENT. Symmers v. Regem, 2 Cowp. 502.
DISHONORED. Todd v. Emly, 7 M. A; W. 438.
DISINTERESTED. or indifferent. In statute. Lyon v. Hamor, 73 Me. 56.
DISMISS. Bosely v. Bruner, 24 Miss. 462.
DISORDERLY. condnct. State v. Jersey City, 1 Dutch. 541.
honse. In statute. Thompson v. State, 2 Tex. (App.)
82 ; McEIhaney v. State, 12 Tex. (App. ) 231 ; Stale v.
Maxwell, 83 Conn. 259.
person. In statute. O'Shaug^essy v. McLorman, 43
N. J. (L.) 413.
in discharging. In charter-party. Keen v. Audes-
ried, 5 Ben. 535.
DBSIPENSATION. Thomas v. Sorrell, Vaughn, 349.
DBSIPOSINa. mind and memory. Den v. Johnson, 2 South. 458;
Puryear v. Reese, 6 Coldw. 38 ; Benoist «. Murrin, 58 Mo.
822 ; Leech v. Leech, 21 Pa. St. 69.
of them in any way whatever. In statute. (Niver
V. Hyman, 30 U. C. Q. B., 517.
DISPOSSESSION. Kilnich V. Maidman, 1 Burr. 111.
DISQUALIFIED. In constitution. Re Maguire, 57 Cal. 604.
DISQUALIFICATION, legal . In statute. State v. Blair, 53 Yt. 24.
DISSEISIN.
705
DBA TAGE.
DISSEISIN.
DISSOLVED.
DISTILLER
DISTRESS.
DISTRIBTrriON.
DISTRICT.
DISTURBINO.
DIVERS.
DIVERSION.
Dr
DIVORCE.
DOLLAR.
DOLLARS.
DOMESTICS.
DOMICIL.
DoiannoN.
DONATIO.
DONATION.
DORMANT.
DOUBLE.
DOWRY.
DRAMATIC.
Kilnich v, Maidman, 1 Burr. Ill ; Doe v. Horde, 2 Cowp.
701 ; Worcester v. Lord, 66 Me. 268.
if the same is by the chancery court. In bond.
Boiling V. Tate, 65 Ala. 417.
In statute. One Vaporizer, 2 Ben. 439.
Hard v. Nearing, 44 Barb. 488.
In statute. Robinson v. Payne, 58 Miss. 690 ; Rogers v. Gil-
lett, 56 Iowa, 268.
printed and delivered for . In contract. Daw-
ley V. Alsdorf, 25 Hun, 226.
In constitution. Com. i). Dumhauld, 97 Pa. St. 293.
In statute. Jones v. Van Zandt, 5 McLean, 214.
religions worship. Hunt v. State, 3 Tex. (App.)
116; Richardson v. State, 5 Tex. (App.) 470; Dom v.
State, 4 Tex. (App.) 67.
Iji indictment. Reg. v. Webb, Temp. & M. 26.
Parkef v. Griswold, 17 Conn. 299.
Pennsylvania v. R. Co. , 10 Phila. 466 ; Clarkson v. Clarkson,
18 Barb. 657.
State V. Fry, 4 Mo. 142 ; Miller v. Miller, 33 CaL 355.
Borie v. Trott, 5 Phila. 404.
In note. Cook v. Lillo, 13 Otto, 792.
In will. Wilson v. Powell, 86 N. C. 321.
Wakefield v. State, 41 Tex. 558.
Attorney-General v. Rowe, 1 H. & C. 44 ; State v. Moore, 14
N. H. 454 ; Crawford v. Wilson, 4 Barb. 520 ; Hageman v.
Fox, 31 Barb. 476 ; Re Wrigley, 8 Wend. 142 ; Re Roberts,
8 Paige Ch. 524 ; Sunderson v. Ralston, 20 La. Ann. 814 ;
Cadwalader v. Howell, 3 Harr. (N. J.) 144; Lowry v.
Bradley, 1 Speer, Ch. 1 (39 Am. Dec. 142).
Coles V. Perry, 7 Tex. 136.
causa mortis. Prince v. Hazlcton, 20 Johns. 514;
French v. Raymond, 38 Vt. 624 ; Wells v. Tucker, 8 Bin-
ney, 370 ; Bedell v. Carl, 33 N. Y. 584.
Fisk V. Flores, 43 Tex. 343.
or gratuity. In constitution. Georgia Penitentiaiy v.
Nehns, 65 Ga. 503.
partner. Speake v. Prewitt, 6 Tex. 258.
insurance. Perkins v. Ins. Co., 12 Mass. 218.
Wait V. Wait, 4 Barb 201 ; Young v. Carter, 50 How.
Pr. 411 ; Sutherland v. Sutherland, 69 HI. 485.
— Cutler V. Waddingham, 22 Mo. 254.
COmpOBition. In statute. Maitenetti v. Maguire, 1
Abb. (U. S. ) 360.
Brockway v. State, 36 Ark. 636.
In statute. Wright v. People, 101 111. 134.
keeper. State v. Owen, 15 Mo. 507.
Soule V. Gas Light Co., 54 Cal. 241.
DROVE.
706
EASEMEirr.
DROVS.
DUB.
DULY.
DUNCE.
DUPUCZTT.
DX7RE8S.
DURINO.
DUTCH.
DUTIES
DUTY.
of horses or cattle. In ttatuU. Caldweil v. SUte, i
Tex. (App.) 63.
U. S. V. Learned, 1 Abb. (U. S. ) 483.
conrse of law. Grilfin v. Mixon, 38 Miss. 458.
diligence. Bizby v. Smith, 49 How. Pr. 53.
return. Harman v. Childress, 3 Yei^. 329 ; Waogfa v,
Brittain, 4 Jones (L.), 470.
notice. In pUa. Kusterer v. City of Beaver Dam, 52
Wis. 146.
process of law. In constitution. State Auditor r.
Jackson County, 65 Ala. 168; Donahue v. County of
Will, 100 111. 106; Kalloch v. Superior Ct., 56 Cal. 229:
Hey Sing leck, 57 Cal. 251.
debts now . Kimball v. Whitney, 15 Ind. 282.
debt . Leggatt v. Bk., 24 N. Y. 290.
in conrse of administration. Darling v. MeI>on-
aid, 101 lU. 374.
Gibson v. People, 5 Hun, 543.
completed. In plea. Town of Auburn v. Eldridge,
77 Ind. 126.
presented. Schofield v. Bayard, 3 Wend. 491.
proceeded in to judgment In statuu. Citj of
Philadelphia v. Scott, 93 Pa. St. 29.
— recorded. In plea. Martens v. Bandon, 78 Ind. 85 ;
Dunning v. Coleman, 27 La. Ann. 48.
Peard v. Jones, Cro. Car. 352.
Weathcrsby v. State, 1 Tex. (App.) 643 ; Tucker v. State, 6
Tex. (App.) 253; State v. Gorham, 55 N. H. 163; Tucker
V. Ladd, 7 Cow. 452 ; Harker v. Brink, 4 Zab. 452.
Olivari V. Menger, 39 Tex. 77 ; Plant v. Gann, 2 Woods, 376 ;
Brown v. Pierce, 7 Wall. 214; Hazelrigg v. Donaldson, 2
Mete. (Ky.) 477 ; Hacklcy v. Headley, 45 Miss. 574 ; Rem-
ington V. Wright, 43 N, J. (L.) 413.
of imprisonment. Brown v. Pierce, 7 Wall. 215
per minas. Brown v. Pierce, 7 Wall. 215.
coverture. State v. Fry, 4 Mo. 159.
the term. People v. Burbank, 12 Cal. 392.
his sickness or disability. In contract. Poultney
V. Buchman, 62 How. Pr. 470.
— auction. Crandall v. State, 28 Ohio St. 481.
In comtitution. Pacific Ins. Co. v. Soule, 7 Wall. 445.
State V. Orleans Nav. Co., 11 Mart. 153; Allen r. Dickson,
1 Minor, 120.
DWELLZNGKHOUSE. In statute. Bradley v. Baylcss, 8 Q. B. Diy. 224 ; State
V, McCaU, 4 Ala. 643 (39 Am. Dec. 314).
In statute. Jason v. Antone, 131 Mass. 534.
Ross r. Thompson, 78 Ind. 90 ; Clark v. R. Co., 40 Iowa, 4ot^ :
Forbes v. Balenseifer, 74 III. 185 ; Felters t?. Humphreys,
3 C. E. Green, 262.
EARNINOS.
EASEMENT.
EFFECTS.
707
ENEMY.
EFFECT&
EJECTMENT.
ELECTIVE.
ELECTIOir.
ELECTOR.
In toiU. Hockley v. Mawlej, 1 Hov. Sapp. 57.
machinery and in the said sugar refinery. In
deed. Thurber v. Minturn, 62 How. Pr. 27.
Fairclaim v. Sham Title, 3 Burr. 1294; McFarland v. Good-
man, 6 Bias. 112 ; Bristow v. Tegge, 1 T. R. 759 n.
franchise. State v. Staten, 6 Coldw. 255.
Com. V. Brandon, 4 B. Mon. 2 ; Police Commrs. v. Louia-
ville, 3 Bush, 602 ; Gihnan v. Gilman, 54 Me. 458 ; Dash
t;. Van Kleech, 7 Johns. 501.
In deed. Coleman v. Brooke, 12 Phila. 503.
Inatatule. Chicago, etc., R. Co. v. Mallory, 101 lU. 583.
law. Falconer v. Robinson, 46 Ala. 344.
Beardstown v. Virginia, 76 111. 39 ; Sanford v. Prentice, 28
Wis. 862.
municipal . In statute. State v. Kidd, 74 Ind. 555.
ELECTORS. of such cities, towns or villages. In constitution.
State V. Tuttle, 53 Wis. 45.
ELEEMOSYNARY. corporations. Allen v. McEeen, 1 Sumner, 299 ;
Robertson v. Bullions, 9 Barb. 90 ; Trustees v. King, 12
Mass. 557.
every elector shall be to any office. In statute.
State V. Bradley, 48 Conn. 546.
In contract. Brown v. Jones, 2 GaU. 477.
ELOPEMENT. CogswiU v. Tibbetts, 3 N. H. 42.
EMANCIPATION. Chesley v. Sherburne, 56 N. H. 303.
EMBAROO. Rodocanachi v. Elliott, L. R. 8 C. P. 659.
In statute. Allegheny Co. v. Van Campan, 3 Wend. 63 ; U.
S. V. Conant, 9 Cent. L. J. 129.
TT. Griffin v. State, 4 Tex. (App.) 390; Simco v. State, 8 Tex.
(App.) 406 ; People v. Burr, 41 How Pr. 294.
Whitmarsh v. Cutting, 10 Johns. 361 ; Debow v. Titus, 5
Halst. 129.
Gibbs V. Dewey, 5 Cow. 54.
domain. Orr v. Quimby, 54 N. H. 611; Bloodgood
V. R. Co., 18 Wend. 13; Gilmer v. Lime Point, 18 Cal.
251 ; Caldwell v. State, 1 Stew. & P. 379
bills of credit. In constitvJtion. Ramsey v. Cox, 28
Mv'-i^
S.
EMPLOY.
ENCLOSED.
ENDOW.
ENDOWMENT.
Ark. 369.
Lyman v. People, 7 Bradwell, 348.
in the . In stcUute. State v. Coe, 72 Me. 455 ; State
V. Coe, 72 Me. 456.
Wilson V. Gray, 127 Mass. 99.
Gumey v. R. Co., 2 N. Y. (S. C.) 453 ; 58 T?. Y. 371.
in the office. Stone v. U. S. , 8 Ct. of CI. 262.
lands. Ta{)9all v, Crosskey, 7 M. & W. 446.
Edwards v. Hall, 6 De G. M. & G. 83.
policy. In statute. Brummer v Cobn, 86 N. Y. 16.
In insurance policy. Ins. Co. v. Chester, 43 Pa. St. 493.
ENLISTED.
708
ESTABLISHED,
HVhiaTHD.
ENLIST]
iM ^ ,
ENSUINO.
ENTERED.
ENTERING.
ENTITLED.
ENTRY.
ENXTMERATED.
EQXnTABLE.
EQUITY.
EQUIVALENTS.
ERRONEOUS.
ERROR
ESCROW.
and[ mustered. In statute. Inhabitants v. Inhabit-
ants, 130 Mass. 107.
Babbitt v. U. S., 16 Ct. of CI. 213; Erickson v. Beach, 40
Conn. 286.
year. Hull v. Winnebago Co., 54 Wis. 293.
of record. In Matute, Long v. State, 3 Tex. (App.)
321.
— up. In statute. Blatchf ord v. Newberry, 100 lU. 491.
Burke v. State, 5 Tex. ( App. ) 74.
— ou the docket. In statute. Lockwood v. Dills, 74
Ind. 59.
breaking and
— . Martin v. State, 1 Tex. (App.) 529.
— away any female. In statute. People v. Carter, 46
Mich. 445.
— day of any election. In statute. Haines v. State, 7
Tex. (App.) 30; Lawrence v. State, 7 Tex. (App.) 192.
— unconditional, free and unincumbered owner-
ESTAB]
U>:t:H»
ship. In iiisurance policy. Miller v. Amazon Ins. Co., 46
Mich. 464.
satisfied. People v. Phipps, 39 Cal. 335.'
is . In plea. Re Rathbone, 2 Ben. 138.
In statute. U. S. v. Baker, 5 Ben. 25 ; Chotard v. Pope, 12
Wheat. 588 ; Guion v. Andrews, 8 Humph. 306.«
of the judgment. In statute. The Belle, 5 Ben. 59.
already . In statute. Cutting v. Cutting, 86 N. T. 533.
assets. Catlin v. Eagle Bank, 6 Conn. 243.
construction. Smiley v. Sampson, 1 Neb. 91.
estoppeL Cochran v. Harrow, 22 111. 349.
set-oflF. Whyte v. O'Brien, 1 Sim. & Stu. 554.
waste. Turner v. Wright, 2 De Gex F. & J. 243.
Lynch v. Pqstelthwaite, 7 Mart. 304 ; Board v. De Yeo, 57
How. Pr. 141.
jurisprudence. Jackson v. Nimmo, 3 Lea, 609.
of redemption. Walker v. King, 44 Vt. 612 ; Kort-
right V. Cady, 21 N. Y. 365 ; Stoker v. Coggswell, 25 How.
Pr. 272 ; Yeo v. Mercereau, 3 Harr. (N. J.) 390.
Tyler v. Boston, 7 Wall. 327.
judgment. Wolfe v. Davis, 74 N. C. 599.
apparent. Burson v. Dosser, 1 Heisk. 759.
of fact. Mowatt V. Wright, 1 Wend. 360.
of law. Mowatt v. Wright, 1 Wend. 360.
Butler V. Washburn, 25 N. H. 258 ; Lewis v. State, 3 Head,
137; Adams v. Turrentine, 8 Ired. (L.) 151.
In statute. Jones v. Van Zandt, 2 McLean, 612.
Hughes V. State, 41 Tex. 17.
Schoenberger v. Hackman, 37 Pa. St. 94 ; James v. Yander-
heyden, 1 Paige Ch. 357.
Fosgate v. Herkimer Co. , 9 Barb. 293.
by lawl Dane v. Smitb, 54 Ala. 49.
709
EVENT.
ESTOPPEL.
ET.
ETC.
EVENT.
Moody V, Fair, 33 Miss. 195 ; Harlan v. Lumsden, 1 Duv.
80 ; Sellers v. Sellers, 85 Ala. 241 ; Hunter v. Hasted, Bosb.
(£q.) 142 ; Jackson v. Parker, 9 Cow. 81 ; Ayres v, Law-
rence, 59 N. Y. 198 ; Bates v. Sparrall, 10 Mass. 324 ; Re
Fleming, 5 Phila. 358 ; Campbell v. Campbell, 37 Wis. 215 ;
Den V, Snitcher, 2 Green, 63.
In will. Pottow v. Fricker, 5 £ng. L. & £q. 447.
at BUfErance. Jackson v. Cairns, 20 Johns. 305:
at will. Sarsfield v. Healy, 50 Barb. 246 ; Den v.
Drake, 2 Green, 529.
by the curtesy. Bottoms v. Corley, 5 Heisk. 8;
Westcott V. Miller, 42 Wis. 465.
— for life. WiUiams v. Radcliff, 42 Miss. 154.
— in fee simple absolute. Frisky v. Bailand, 7 111.
144.
— in land. Beall 'v. Holmes, 6 H. & J. 208.
— in possession. In statute. £berts v. Fisher, 44
Mich. 551.
— in remainder. Burleigh v. Clough, 52 N. H. 273.
— in trust. Catlin v. Hull, 21 Vt. 157; Sterucker v.
Dickenson, 9 Barb. 519.
— on condition precedent. White v. Guirous, Minor,
341.
on condition subsequent. White v. Guirous, Minor,
841.
— taiL Den v. Allaire, Spencer, 25 ; Crane v. Fogg, Pen.
(N. J.) 823; Jordan v. Roach, 32 Miss. 603; Jiggita v.
Davis, 1 Leigh, 460.
upon condition. State Bank v. Hastings, 1 Doug.
(Mich.) 252; Warner v. Bennett, 31 Conn. 475; Thornton
v. Trammell, 39 Ga. 207.
Reynolds v. Gamer, 66 Barb. 312 ; Lash v. Rendell, 72 Ind.
480 ; Demarast v. Hopper, 2 Zab. 619 ; Haynes v. Stevens,
11 N. H. 31.
by conduct. Acton v. Dooley, 74 Mo. 67.
in pais. DaMn v. Anderson, -18 Ind. 54; Norton v.
Kearney, 10 Wis. 453; International Bank v. German
Bank, 3 Mo. (App.) 371 ; Stevens v. Dennett, 51 N. H.
333 ; Bank v. Eldred, 6 Biss. 373.
al. Lyman v. Milton, 44 Cal. 633.
Agate u. Lowenbeim, 4 Daly, 68; Gray v. Central R. Co., 11
Hun, 75; Hunt v. Smith, 9 Elan. 153; R. Co. v. Metcalfe,
4 Met. (Ky.) 211.
In plea. Whitmore v. Bowman, 4 G. Greene, 148 ; Sayer v.
Pocock, 1 Cowp. 408.
bill, answer, demurrer, exhibits, . In decree.
Coles V. Hunt, 75 Va. 380.
abide the . In order, Fei^uson v. Davison, 8 Q B.
Div. 470 ; Jones v, Williams, L. R. 8 Q. B. 288 ; Field v.
Great Northern R. Co., 3 Ex. Div. 262.
EVERT.
710
EXECUTIVE.
BVERYTHZNO.
AIVlUTiOH.
Brown v. Janis, 2 De G., F. & J. 172.
college. In statute. People v. Albany Medical Col-
lege, 62 How. Pr. 221.
1 am possessed of. In wHl. Be Methnn & Blore'i
i»i>i
Contract, 16 Ch. DIt. 696.
Bice V, Dudley, 65 Ala. 71 ; Upton v. Townsend, 84 Eog.
C. L. 30 ; Thomas v. Shackle, 32 Iowa, 76 ; Etheredge
V. Oabom, 12 Wend, 532 ; Marvin t;. Appl^^ate, 18 lod.
48.
Habbell v. U. S. 15 Ct. of CI. 606; Holland v. lDgraiD,6
Bich. 52 ; Ilotchkisa v. Newton, 10 6a. 567.
In statute. Be Comstock, 8 Ben. 235.
against hixnself. In constitution. Walker v. State,
7 Tex. (App.) 246.
of debt for the absolute payment of money
upon demand or at a particnlar time. In ttatute,
McKee v. Metropolitan Ins. Co., 25 Hun, 584.
proof is . In coyittitiiUon. Ex parte Beacom, 12 Tex.
(App.) 319.
POST FACTO. In constitution. Moore v. State, 43 N. J. (L.) 215; U.S.
V. Hughes, 8 Ben. 29; Murray v. State, 1 Tex- (App.)
418; Valesco v. Stote, 9 Tex. (App.) 76*, Calloman f.
State, 7 Tex. (App. ) 585.
as herein provided. In statute. Lindecker r. Peo-
ple, 98 HI. 25.
Gould V. Glass, 19 Barb. 192; State v. Wilson, 42 Me. 21;
Cunningham v. £[night, 1 Barb. 192.
— baiL In constitution. Ex parte Byan, 44 Cal. 558.
weight. In statute. Wallington v. Hoekins, 6 Q. B.
Div. 206 ; Queen v. Ellis, 8 Q. B. Div. 466.
Atchinson v. Lee, 75 Ind. 132 ; Wilson v Randall, 7 Baii).
638 ; Elwell v. Chamberlain, 31 N. Y. 624.
nsed. In constittUion. Theological Seminary r. Peo-
ple, 101 ni. 580.
neglect. In statute. Bash v. Van Osdol, 75 Ind. 186 :
EZECUTED.
EZECUTIOir.
Slagle V. Bodenor, 75 Ind. 330 ; Monroe v. Paddock, 75
Ind. 420.
In plea. Ricketts v. Harvey, 78 Ind. 152.
In statute. NeUson v. Schuckman, 53 Wis. 643.
In writ. State v. Williamson, 57 Mo. 198.
contract. The Ives, Newb. Adm. 209 ; Fox v, Etton,
19 HI. 553.
at the time this will shaU be . In wiU. Lambeit
V. Harvey, 100 HI. 341.
In statute. Neilson v. Schuckman, 53 Wis. 643 ; Brown r.
U. S., 6 Ct. of CI. 178; Gaskeli v. King, 12Ired. 221.
writ of . Lambert v. Powers, 36 Iowa, 20 ; Kelly t.
Vincent, 8 Ohio St. 420 ; Darby v. Carson, 9 Ohio, 150.
In constitution. Opinion of the Justices, 72 Me. 555.
EXECUTOR.
711
EXTORT.
EZECUTOR
EZECITTORY.
EXERCISINO.
^.4 = li:
IITED.
EXISTINO.
EXPLOSION.
EXTINCT.
EXTORT.
Fair V. Newman, 4 T. R. 627 ; Crisfield v. State, 65 Md.
194 ; Conklin v. Egerton, 21 Wend. 436 ; State v. Watson,
2 Speers, 90.
de son tort. Bi*own v, Leavett, 26 N. H. 495 ; Bara-
sien V. Adam, 18 Ark. 125.
— and not otherwise. In deed, Thayer v. Wen-
dell, 1 GaU. 87.
my . In will. Weinear v. Fath, 43 N. J. (L.) 3.
— contract. The Ives, Newb. Adm. 209 ; Dale v. The
Governor, 3 Stew.^22.
devise. Burleigh v. Clough, 52 N. H. 273 ; Paterson
V. Ellis, 11 Wend. 278; Poor i?. Considine, 6 Wall. 475;
Brown's Estate, 38 Pa. St. 294 ; Derr v. Allaire, Spen-
cer, 26.
damages. Fresdenbert v. Edmunson, 36 Mo. 230;
Bates V. Davis, 76 HI. 223.
Dickenson v. B. Co., 7 W. Va. 413.
King V. Leeds Co., 5 East, 331.
any trade . In statute. Erichsen v. Last, 8 Q. B.
Div. 414.
the right of suffrage. In statute. U. S. v. Sonders,
2 Abb. (U. S.) 457.
Bank v. Bank, 4 Hill, 519.
expose and . In indictment. Beg. v. Webb, Temp.
& M. 26.
In statute, Whitney v. State, 10 Tex. (App.) 379.
right. In Htatute. Fowler v. Vail, 4 U. C. App. 267.
Jeifers v, Lampson, 10 Ohio St. 106.
of the family. In statute, Fitzgerald v. McCarty,
55 Iowa, 705.
City of Parsons v, Lindsay, 26 Kan. 432 ; Hyde v. Woolf oik,
I Iowa, 167; Re Toomes, 54 Cal. 514; Travis v. Brown,
43 Pa. St. 12 ; Heald v. Thing, 45 Me. 394.
Wrotesley v. Adams, Plowd. 198.
In insurance policy. Evans v. Columbia Ins. Co. , 44 N. Y. 151.
corporation. Warner v. Beers, 23 Wend. 176.
nnins est ezclnsio alterins. Shrewsberry Savings
Inst. Appeal, 94 Pa. St. 312 ; Borough of Easton v. Lehigh
Water Co., 97 Pa. St. 559.
in the title. In constitution. Cox v. State, 8 Tex.
(App. ) 254.
provided by written agreement or covenant.
In statute. Butler v. Kidder, 87 N. Y. 102.
Moers v. City of Reading, 21 Pa. St. 201.
Taylor v, Hampton, 4 McCord, 101.
Moultrie v. Smiley, 16 Ga. 343 ; Baker v. Baker, 4
Dutch. 20.
— any money or other property. In statute. People
V. Cadman, 57 Cal. 562.
EXTORTION.
712
FEDERAL.
BZTORTION.
FABRICATB.
FACnZiITIBS.
FACTOR
FACTS.
FAILT7RE.
FAL8B.
FALSEHOOD.
FALSnS.
FAMILY.
FAST.
FAULT.
Smith v. State, 10 Tex. (App.) 413 ; Bevier v. CoveO, 87 N.
Y. 55 ; Leeman v. State, 35 Ark. 442.
CompenMltion. In constitution. Swift v. State, 2€
Hon, 481.
services. Commn. v. Blake, 21 Ind. 34.
In statute. Wallington v. HoskiDs, 6
Q. B. Div. 206 ; Queen v. Ellis, 8 Q. B. Div. 466.
— motion or case. In statute. Cox v. Hillyer, 65 Ga. 57.
— cruelty. In statute. Poor v. Poor, 8 N. H. 315;
Morris v. Mopis, 14 Cal. 79.
evidence. Baldwin v. City of Buffalo, 35 N. Y. 382.
In statute. Abedare v. Hammett, L. R. 10 Q. B. 166.
In statute. Great Western R. Co. v. Railway Commrs. 7 Q.
B. Div. 182.
Duguid V, Kdwards, 50 Barb. 295 ; Lawrence v, Stonington
Bank, 6 Conn. 527; Cotton v. Hiller, 52 Miss. 13; Per-
kins V. State, 50 Ala. 156.
In affidavit. Whelpley v. Van Epps, 9 Paige Ch. 332 (87
Am. Dec. 400).
Taylor v. Mason, 9 Wheat. 344.
circninstances. Bloodgood v. Beecher, 85 Codd.
482 ; Utley v. Smith, 24 Conn. 310.
Boyoe v. Ewart, 1 Rice, 140.
average crop. In contra^. Wright v. Morrison, 15
Ark. 444.
sale. Lalor v. McCarthy, 24 Minn. 419.
— imprisonment. Colter v. Lorver, 35 Ind. 286 ; Leeger
V. Pfeifer, 35 Ind. 15 ; Bird v. Jones, 3 West L. J. 488.
— representation. Allen v. Addington, 7 Wend. 22;
State V. Vanderbilt, 3 Dutch. 334.
swearing. In insurance policy. Mahr v. Hibernian
Ins. Co., 67 N. Y. 292; Mason t?. Agricultnral Ins. Co.,
18 U. C. C. P.19.
— writing. People v. Gates, 13 Wend. 320.
Putnam v. Osgood, 51 N. H. 207.
In statute. U. S. v. King, 5 McLean, 210.
in nno in omnibus. Moett v. People, 85 N. I-
377.
In statute. Seymour v. Cooper, 25 Kan. 543; Arnold r.
Waltz, 53 Iowa, 707.
In will. HoUingsworth v. Hollingsworth, 65 Ala. 321.
one . In statute. Liskeard Union v. Liskeard Water
Works Co., 7 Q. B. Div. 505.
Lane v. Earl Stanhope, 6 T. R. 353 ; Com. v. Carmanlt, 2
Binn. 238 ; Black v. HiU, 32 Ohio St. 318.
estate. */n wiU. Lewis v. Smith, 9 N. Y. 502.
Malone v. U. S., 5 Ct. of CI. 489.
government. Piqua Bk. v. Knoup, 6 Ohio St 393.
FEE.
713
FINAL,
FELO.
FELONIOUS.
FELONIOUSLY.
FELONT.
FEUD.
FICTION.
Taul V. Campbell, 7 Yerg. 825.
simple. Lott v, Wyckoff, 1 Barb. 575; Farnim v.
Loomis, 2 Oregon, 82 ; Sommers v. Pierson, 1 Harr. (N.
J.) 182; Jackson v. Van Zandt, 12 Johns. 177; Paterson
V. Ellis, 11 Wend. 277.
simple absolnte. Lott v, Wyckoff, 1 Barb. 575.
taiL Paterson v. Ellis, 11 Wend. 278 ; Somers v. Pier-
son, 1 Harr. (N. J.) 182.
injury to her . Bovee v. Danville, 53 Vt. 191.
Bloor V. Huston, 28 Eng. L. & Eq. 360 ; Williams v. State, 2
Sneed, 1G2 ; Harbor Master v. Southerland, 47 Ala. 517 ;
Mnsser v. Good, 11 S. 4c R. 248.
de se. Life Assn. v. Waller, 57 Ga. 536.
intent. State v. Deal, 64 N. C. 278.
In indictment. State v. Sparks, 78 Ind. 168.
demolished in whole or in part. In statute.
Drake v. Tootit, 7 Q. B. Div. 201.
Drennan v. People, 10 Mich. 182 ; State v. Smith, 8 Blackf.
490 ; Welsh v. State, 8 Tex. (App.) 114.
In indictment, Johnson v. State, 86 Ark. 242.
covert. Hooker v. Boggs, 63 HI. 162.
properly off. In statute. Honor v. Albrighton, 93
Pa. St. 475.
French v. French, 3 N. H. 260.
The Morrison, Newb. 251 ; Ferry Co. v. Barker, 2 Ex. 149 ;
Averett v. Brady, 20 Ga. 529 ; President v, Frailey, 13 S.
& R. 424.
franchise. River Bridge Co. v. Lonergan, 91 111. 513.
public . Huzzey v. Field, 2 Cr. M. & W. 442.
Wallace v, Harmstad, 44 Pa. St. 499 ; Burgess v. Wheate, 1
W. Bl. 133.
a rods. In notice. Butts v. Stowe, 53 Vt. 600.
of law. Clarke v. Bradlaugh, 7 Q. B. Div. 153 ;
Stratford Bk. v. Council, 2 N. H. 327.
capacity. In statute. Palmer v. Hussey , 87 N. Y. 803.
character. In statute. Herman v. Lynch. 25 Kan.
435 ; Scott v. Porter, 93 Pa. St. 38.
debt. Crisfield v. State, 55 Md. 194.
relation. Robins v. Hope, 57 Cal. 493; National
Bank v. Insurance Co., 14 Otto, 68.
Holman v. Chevalier, 14 Tex. 339 ; Fanning v. Fly, 2 Coldw.
488.
In statute. Tregambo v. Comanche Mining Co., 57 Cal. 501 ;
Phillips t?. Beene, 38 Ala. 251.
Peterson v. Taylor, 15 Ga. 484.
for record. In statute. Bowen o. Fassett, 37 Ark. 509.
In indictment. Lunsford v. State, 1 Tex. (App.) 448.
Rondeau v. Beaumette, 4 Minn. 228.
In statute. Re Ducan, 8 Ben. 373.
FINAL.
714
FIXTURE.
PINAL — ContLoued.
FIND.
FIRM.
FIRST.
FIRST-CLASS.
FIT.
decrao. Chicago Life Ins. Co. v. Auditor, 100 SL
478 ; Teair v. Hewitt, 1 Ohio St 520 ; Ex parte Crittenden,
10 Ark. 339 ; Hayrine v. McLemore, 12 Ark. 393 ; Tacker
17. Yell, 25 Ark. 130; Shegogg v. Perkins, 34 Ark. 130:
Mills V. Hoag, 7 Paige, 19; Jenkins r. Wild, 14 Wend.
542 ; Kane v. Wittick, 8 Wend. 242 ; Travis v. Waters, 12
Johns. 508.
division of my estate. In will. Spencer v. Duck-
worth, 18 Ch. Div. 634.
— disposition. Colcord r. Fletcher, 50 Me. 401.
judgment, Outram v. Mosewood, 3 East, 357; Hib-
ler V. Shipp, 78 Ky. 64 ; Pennington v. State, 1 1 Tex.
(App.) 281 ; Loring v. HMey, 1 Cal. 28 ; Elliott r. May-
field, 3 Ala. 226 ; Bredell v. Alexander, 8 Mo. (App.) 110;
Mahoney Co. Bank's Appeal, 32 Pa. St, 160; King v.
PUtt, 3 Abb. Pr. (x. s.) 180.
In statute. Be Metcalf , 2 Ben. 78.
order. Wing v. Warner, 2 Dong. 291.
order a£Fecting a substantial right. In Mtutt
Re Orton, 54 Wis. 379.
settlement. Sims v. Waters, 65 Ala. 445.
passed. In stattUe. Law Society v. City of Toronto,
25 U. C. Q. B. 199.
In verdict. Shaw v. State, 2 Tex. (App.) 491.
Martin v. Strachan, 5 T. R. 109 ; Village v. Richardson, 4
Lans. 140; State v. Steen, 14 Tex. 398; Guthrie r. Owen,
10 Yerg. 341 ; Gosselink v. Campbell, 4 Iowa, SCO; Stole
V. Robertson, 15 Rich. 20.
penalties and forfeitures. In statute. Ex parte
Marquand, 2 GaU. 354.
In insurance policy. Waters v. Merchants Ins. Co., 1 Mc-
Lean, 275.
Bolchow V. Foster, 25 U. C. Ch. 476.
cousin. Sanderson v. Bayley, 4 Mylne A Chr. 59.
mortgage bond. Green's Appeal, 97 Pa. St 342 ; B.
Co. V. Sibley, 2 Minn. 24.
without just compensation made therefor. In
constitution. Thompson v. Grand Gulf R. Co., 8 Hov.
(Miss.) 240 (34 Am. Dec. 81).
station. Hood v. R. Co., L. R. 8 Eq. Cas. 671.
bilL Carroll v. Carroll, 1 1 Barb. 298.
vesseL Shepherd v. Hills, 1 1 Ex. 67.
for cultivation. Eeeran v. Griffith, 34 Cal. 581.
Ottumwa Woollen Mill v. Hawley, 44 Iowa, 60 ; Cook t.
Whiting, 16 lU. 482; Taylor v. Collins, 51 Wis. 127;
Vanderpool v. Van Allen, 10 Barb. 162 ; Groodm v. El-
leardsville Hall Assn , 5 Mo. (App.) 293 ; Rogers r. Gilkn-
ger, 30 Pa. St 789.
FLYING.
715
FOUND.
FLTmO.
FONDUNa,
FORCa
FORCED.
FOREiaH.
Greenleaf v. Illiiiois, etc., R. Co., 29 la. 89.
Gay V. State, 2 Tex. (App.) 132.
In indictment. Jones t^. State, 10 Tex. (App.) 552.
In statute. Hamilton v. State, 11 Tex. (App.) 119.
and arms. Rex v. Bathurst, Sayer, 227.
alienation. Dufaorv. Camfranc, 11 Mart. 610.
detainer. Ladd v. Dubroea, 45 Ala. 427.
entry. Edwick v. Hawkes, 18 Ch. Div. 211; WiUard
t;. Warren, 17 Wend. 261 ; Com. v. Eeefer, 1 Ashmead,
145.
— entry and detainer. Reeder v, Purdy, 41 111. 285.
— impede. In statute. U. S. v. Bachelder, 2 Gall. 17.
— attachment. Fitch v. Ross, 4 S. & R. 564.
insurance company. In statute. Com. v. Mutual
Aid Co., 94 Pa. St. 481.
— minister. Cherokee Nation v. Geori^a, 5 Pet. 56.
— plea. Mazyck v. Coil, 3 Rich. 237.
port. The Lulu, 1 Abb. (U. S.) 191.
In statute. U. S. v. Hayward, 2 Gall. 505.
port or place. In statute. The Eliza, 2 Gall. 5.
ship or vessel. In statute. The Sally, 1 Gall. 58.
voyage. In statute. The Lark, 1 Gall. 55 ; The Three
Brothers, 1 Gall. 142.
FOREST ALLZNa. Berton v, Morris, 10 Phila. 361.
Walter v. Smith, 5 B. A; A. 439.
In statute. State v. Baltimore, etc., B. Co. 12 G. & J. 399
(38 Am. Dec. 320).
or disposed of. In statute. U. S. v. Baker, 5 Ben. 25.
FORFEITED.
FORMAL
FORmCATION.
Merchants Bank v. Bliss, 21 How. Pr. 370; Gosslink v.
. Campbell, 4 Iowa, 300.
Rogers v. Danforth, I Stockt. 296.
bilL Kirby v. Stote, 1 Ohio St. 187.
Com. V. Ayer, 3 Cash. 152 ; Rogers v. State, 8 Tex. (App.)
400 ; Com. v. BUes, 3 Phila. 351 ; Garner v. State, 5 Lea,
215.
— objection. In statute. McMurray v. Northern R. Co.,
22 U. C. Chy. 476.
Wells V. State, 9 Tex. (App.) 160; State v. Shear, 51 Wis.
461 ; Territory i;. Corbet, 3 Montana, 54.
Queen v. Justices, 4 Q. B. Div. 471 ; Blakister v. Potts, 2
Miles, 389.
In insurance policy. Inman v. Western Ins. Co. 12 Wend. 460 ;
Scammonv. Germanialns. Co., 101 III. 621.
In statute. Ex parte Lamb, 19 Ch. Div. 169: Re Devlin, 1
Ben. 336 ; Lake v. Corporation, 26 U. C. C. P. 173.
Dagleish v. Conboy, 26 U. C. C. P. 264.
merchant. Bosh v. MiUer, 13 Barb. 488.
In statute. Mohr Distilling Co. v. Insurance Co.« 12 Fed.
Rep. 474.
•^r If ;i 7
Founm. 716 Turns.
FOUHD — CootiBaed.
to be of imftoiind adnd. In ataJMe. Be Mallfay, 7
Q. B. DiT. 18.
People V. Bidgelj, 21 HI. 69 ; ThonqMon v. People, 23 Wend.
679.
In eonttUutUm. McGrath v. People, 100 DL 465; Bond of
Trade t;. People, 91 HI. 82.
In $UUut€. SUte v. Smith, 65 Tex. 447.
Cudden v. Eastwick, 1 Salk. 193.
Maherv. Hibernia Ins. Co., 67 N. Y. 292; Wiffink «. Van-
derveer, 1 Barb. 607 ; People v. Taylor, 4 Park. C. C. 161 ;
. Kendrix v. People, 9 Bradwell, 45 ; Van Arsdale v, How-
ard, 5 Ala. 601 ; Merchant's Bk. v. Ohio, etc., Ins. Co., 1
Disney, 472 ; Vulcan Oil Co. v. Simons, 6 Phila. 564 ;
Kennedy v. Kennedy, 2 Ala. 593 ; Sadler v. Robinson, 2
Stew. (Ala. ) 523 ; Turley v. Taylor, 6 Baxt. 390 ; Hanson
V. Edgerly, 29 N. H. 354 ; Jones v. Seward Co., 10 Neb. 158.
In Htatute. Develin v. Cooper, 84 N. Y. 308 ; Hamilton r.
State, 11 Tex. (App.) 119; Pahner v. Hossey, 87 N. Y.
303.
debt created by . In statute. AxgaH v. Jacobs, 87
N. Y. 113.
actnal . Jackson v. Jackson, 47 6a. 109.
force or . In statute. Vamey v. Vamey, 52 Wis. 120.
FRAUDULENT. concealment. Page v. Parker, 43 N. H. 367.
ConTOyance. In statute. Be Freeman, 4 Ben. 246.
pnrposes. Williamson v. Johnston, 7 Halst 89.
representationB. Page v. Parker, 43 N. H. 367.
FRAUDULENTLY. Cank v. Thayer, 2 McCrary, 5.
fishery. Yard v. Carman, Pen. (N. J. ) 942.
on board. In contract. Coleman v. McDeimott, 5 U.
C. C. P. 803.
to all children. In statute. Board of Edacation v.
Tinnon, 26 Kan. 20.
Gage V. Scales, 100 111. 221.
In statute. Exendine v. Morris, 8 Mo. (App.) 887.
In statute. U. S. v. Senders, 2 Abb. (U. S. ) 457.
In constitvtion. McCafferty v. Guyer, 59 Pa. St. 116.
Forbes v. Aspinall, 13 East. 325 ; Pennsylvania R. Co. t.
Sly, 65 Pa. St. 211 ; Poland v. The Spartan, 1 Ware, 138.
FRIVOLOUS. answer. Brown v. Jenison, 3 Sandf . 732.
FROM. — — and to. Hazlehnrst v. Freeman, 52 Ga. 246.
FT7LL. proof. E^ne v, Hibernia Ins. Co., 9 Vroom, 450.
in compensation. In statute. Fisher v. U. S., 15 Ct
of CI. 323.
accounted. In statute. Re Botsf ord, 22 U. C. C. P. 65.
FUND. Eetchnm v. City of Buffalo, 14 N. Y. 367 ; People v. New
York, etc., R. Co., 34 Barb. 135.
FUJIDS. New Tork . In note. Hasbrook v. Pahner, 2 Mo-
Lean, 12. •
FURNACE.
Ill
GENERAL.
FT7RNACE.
I'UUNITUUR
fUTTTRXL
GAO.
GAM
GAMBLXNO.
GANANCIAL.
GAOL.
OARNISHEB.
OAHKZSHBSENT.
GBLDZNQ.
Bogers v, Danforth. 1 Stockt. 296.
Weaver v. Owens, 1 Wall. jr. 869.
In plea. Whitmore v. Bowman, 4 G. Greene, 148.
In will. Bridgman v. Dove, 3 Atk. Ch* 202.
hoasehold goods and . In will, Willis v. Curtoris,
1 Beav. (Rolls) 189.
estate. Leslie v. Marshall, 31 Barb. 564.
owners and occnpants. In statute. Smith v. Shaw,
8 Canada L. J. 297.
Keene v. Wheatley, 6 Pa. L. J. 623.
Buckley v, O'Neil, 113 Mass. 193.
device. In statute, Ilickerson v, Benson, 8 Mo. 8
(40 Am. Dec. 115).
policies. Gambs v. Covenants Ins. Co., 50 Mo. 47.
Steams v. State, 21 Tex. 694.
In statute. Hlckerson v. Benson, 8 Mo. 8 (40 Am. Dec.
115).
of cards. Davidson v. State, 33 Ala. 352.
Bew V. Harston, 3 Q. B. Div. 456.
In statute. Ham 1. on v. State, 75 Ind. 492.
transaction. Smith v. Bouvier, 70 Pa. St. 325.
illegal . People v. Sergeant, 8 Cow. 141.
property. Cutter v. Waddington, 22 Mo. 255 ; Cart-
wright, 18 Tex. 634.
Edgell V. Francis, 1 M. & G. 222, note.
In statute. Rex v. Hodges, 1 M. & M. 344.
Smith v. Miln, 1 Abb. Adm. 380; Welsh v. Blacknell, 2
Green, 848.
process. Perkins v. Guy, 2 Montana, 20.
Smith V. Miln, 1 Abb. Adm. 380 ; Strickland v, Maddox, 4
Ga. 394 ; Western R. Co. v. Thornton, 60 Ga. 306 ; Clan-
ton V. Barnes, 50 Ala. 260.
Trevino v. State, 1 Tex. (App.) 72.
In indictment. Brisco v. State, 4 Tex. (App.) 221.
act. In constitution. Cox v. State, 8 Tex. (App.) 254.
agency. Brickenbrecker v, Lowell, 32 Barb. 18 ; Walker
V. Skipwith, Meigs, 507.
average. The Star of Hope, 9 Wall. 228 ; Sharp v.
Gladstone, 4 East. 34 ; Barnard v. Adams, 10 How. 303 ;
Lyon V, Alvord, 18 Conn. 74.
— character. Douglass v, Tousey, 2 Wend. 354.
— cnstom. U. S. v. Arredondo, 6 Pet. 715.
— deposit. Talladega Ins. Co. v. Landers, 43 Ala. 138.
law. In constitution. Collins v. Cowan, 52 Wis. 634 ;
Knickerbocker v. People, 102 111. 229.
legacy. Langdon v. Astor, 8 Duer, 543 ; Smith v.
McKittrick, 51 Iowa, 551: Tift v. Porter, 8 N. Y. 518;
Brooks V. Bryce, 21 Wend. 16; Crommelin v. New York,
etc., R. Co., 10 Bosw. 80 ; McEenzie v. Xevins, ^2 Me. 150.
OENEBAL.
718
GOODS.
— Continaed.
OBHTTiBMAN.
OINHOXTSE.
OIST.
OTTEN.
GOD.
GOOD.
GOODS.
malico. Brooks ty. Jones, 11 Ired. (L.) 261.
restraint of trade. Holbrook v. Waters, 9 How. Pr.
837.
retainer. Bank v. Hawkins, 6 R. I. 206.
sessiona. People v. Powell, U Abb. Pt. 93.
verdict. Settle v. Allison, 8 Ga. 208.
Smith V. Cheese, 1 C. P. Div. 61.
Kiiwick V. Maidman, 1 Burr. 123 ; Hjnson v. Teny, 1 ArL
87 ; Gray v. Barton, 55 N. Y. 72.
Stone V. State, 63 Ala. 119.
of the action. First Nat. Bk. v. Burkett, 101 Dl. 394.
In extract. Walker v. Keely, 24 U. C. C. P. 174.
and beqneath. In wiU. Dale v. White, 33 Conn. *297.
In bUl of exceptions. Baltimore, etc., R. Co. v. Bamnm, 79
Ind. 261.
In statute. Re Devlin, 1 Ben. 336.
legaciea . In statute. Roth's Appeal, 94 Pa. St 186.
not . Manhattan Life Ins. Co. v. Dall, 80 lad. 116.
act of ,
Clay Count}"^ v. Simonson, 1 Dakota, 433.
In note. Merchants Bk. v. State Bk., 10 Wall. 647 ; Farmers,
etc., Bk. V. Butchers, etc., Bk., 28 N. Y. 428; Mussey r.
Eagle Bk., 9 Met. 311.
and anfficient deed. In contract. Barrow v. Bis-
pham, 6 Halst. 119; Clute v. Robinson, 2 Johns. 613;
Gazley v. Price, 16 Johns. 269.
and anfficient deed with covenanta of war-
ranty. In contract. Tindall v. Conover, 1 Spencer, 214
(40 Am. Dec. 220).
cause. In statute. Kerchner v. Singletaiy, 15 S. C.
539 ; Kendall v. Briley, 86 N. C. 56.
— consideration. Cor^'iu v. Corwin, 9 Barh. 225 ; Pot-
ter V. Grade, 58 Ala. 307.
— for this day only. In raibcay ticket Briggs r.
Grand Trunk R. Co., 24 U. C. Q. B. 510.
— grounds. Be Blackhiirst, 3 DeG. & J. 42.
— notes. McArthur v. Winslow, 6 U. C. Q. B. 144.
only for twenty days from date. In raUwayttckft.
Craig V. Western R. Co., 24 U. C. Q. B. 604.
wilL In contract. Porter v. Gorman, 65 Ga. 12;
Critwell V. Lye, 17 Vesey, 346 ; Smith v. Gibhs, 44 N. H.
343.
In wiU. Eeyser v. School Dist. , 35 N. H. 483.
and chattels. In indictrnent. Garfield v. State. 74
Ind. 65.
wares and merchandise. In deed. Van Fatten r.
Leonard, 55 Iowa, 527.
— warea or merchandise. In statute. Bridges v.
State« 37 Ark. 225.
GOVERNMENT,
719
HEAB.
aOVXSRZIMENT.
GRAIN.
GRAND.
GRANT.
GROCERIE8.
GROSS.
GROUNDS.
GUARDIAN.
GUEST.
GUILT.
HAM
HAND.
HRAD.
Winspear t;. Holman Tp., 37 Iowa, 544.
of crime. People v. Ransom, 61 Barb. 631.
in stacks and granary on farm. In insurance
policy, Hewitt u. Watei-town Ins. Co., 55 Iowa, 828.
com or other . In statute. State v. Williams, 2
Stobh. 474; Holland v. State, 34 Ga. 100.
jury, Perselly v. Bacon, 20 Mo. 336.
Dadley v. Sumner, 5 Mass. 471.
barfi^ain and sell. In deed. Jones v. Beese, 65 Ala.
134 ; Frisbee v. Ballance, 7 HI. 148 ; Gee v. Pharr, 5 Ala.
686 (39 Am. Dec. 339).
In mortgage, Fletcher v. Powers, 131 Mass. 333.
Brockway v. State, 36 Ark. 636.
neglect. Louisville, etc. R. Co. v. Bob, 4 Bush. 509 ;
French v. R. Co., 4 Keyes, 113.
negligence. McGrath v Hudson, etc. , R. Co. , 22
Barb. 151; Michigan, etc., R. Co. v. Carron, 73 111. 357;
Goodman v. Walker, 30 Ala. 496.
pnblic of any kind. In statute. State v. R. Co. , 87
Ohio St. 171.
Welsh V. Ebersole, 75 Va. 657 ; Broom v. Brooks, 25 Pa. St.
212 ; McLaren v. Watson, 26 Wend. 435 ; Hall v. Farmer,
6 Denio, 487 ; Gridley v. Capen, 72 111. 18 ; Sturges v. Bk.
of Circleville, 11 Ohio St. 169.
In statute. People v. Carter, 46 Mich. 445; Sparhawk v.
Allen, 21 N. H. 27; Nicholson v. Spencer, 11 Ga. 609.
Grinnell v. Cook, 3 HiU, 485 (38 Am. Dec. 663) ; Jeffords r.
Cump, 12 Phila. 500 ; Chamberlain v. Masterson, 26 Ala.
377.
is established. In statute. Fury v. State, 8 Tex.
(App.)471.
carnal intercourse. In statute. Collum v. State, 10
Tex ( App. ) 708.
one ■ Inindictment. Reg. v. Gallears, Temp. & M. 196.
die by his own . In insurance policy. St. Louis Life
Ins. Co. V. Graves, 6 Bush, 271.
In co7hstitution. Buy v. Woodruff, 13 La. 556.
or COnceaL In statute. Ray v. Donnelly, 4 McLean^
504.
In constitution. Re Dunn, 9 Mo. (App.) 255.
De Longuemere v. Ins. Co., 10 Johns. 125, note.
Morrill v. State, 38 Wis. 437 ; Com. v. Famum, 114 Mass. 270.
of a bnrean. In statute. People v. Board of Fire
Commis., 86 N. Y. 149.
of a family. In statute. Duncan v. Franz, 8 Mo.
(App.) 281; Bachman i;. Crawford, 3 Humph. 213 (3d
Am. Dec. 163).
and determine the matter of appeal. In statute.
I
Re Madden, 31 U. C. Q. B. 333.
HEARD.
720
HOLDEE,
r.
HEARXNO.
HEARSA7.
indictment sliall be . In eonstUution. Com.
Hardy, 2 Mass. 805.
Merritt v. Village of Portdieater, 8 Han, 45.
evidence. Stockton v. WilliamB, 1 Doug. (MidL)
570 ; Shaw v. People, 5 N. Y. (S. C.) 444.
of passion. In statute. Wilson v. People, 4 Parker
:i3ii
HHIHB
C. C. 619.
Freeman v. Carpenter, 10 Vt. 433 (33 Am. Dec. 210).
Darbiaon v. Beaumont, 1 P. Wms. 232 ; Larabee v, Larabee,
1 Root, 555 ; McKinney v. Stewart, 5 Kan. 392 ; Bailey r.
Bailey, 25 Mich. 188; Lord v. Bourne, 63 Me. 379;
Richards v. Miller, 62 HI. 424 ; Wilsner v. Zaim, 39 Wis.
200.
In deed. Fisher v. Tucker, 78 Ky. 503. '
In will. Hauptman's Estate, 12 Phila. 103 ; King v. Utiej,
85 N. C. 69 ; Hoyt v. Hoyt, 85 N. Y. 150 ; Reed v. Buck-
ley* 5 W. & S. 617 (40 Am. Dec. 531).
at law. In will. Rand v. Butler, 48 Conn. 298.
of her body. In wiU. May v. Ritchie, 65 Ala. 602 ;
Black i;. Cartnell, 10 B. Mon. 193.
In indictment. Battle v. State, 4 Tex. (App.) 595 ; State v.
Terry, 4 Dev. & B. 152 ; Taylor's Case, 20 Gratt 825.
Simpson v. Coe, 4 N. H. 303.
ITAHENTS. Moore v. Den, 2 B. & P. 251 ; Canal Commrs. v. People,
6 Wend. 453 ; Mitchell v. Warner, 5 Conn. 618.
— snccession. Barclay v. Cameron, 25 Tex. 241.
— contained. McGill v. ConncU, 12 U. C. Q. B. 44.
— disposed of. In wiU. Be Crane, 2 Root, 488.
In statute. U. S. i;. Kessler, Baldw. C. C. S5;
Zt2i
n. S. V. Ross, 1 Gall. 624.
— water. Howard v. Ingersoll, 13 How. 423.
water mark. Grahame v. Brown, 12 U. C. C. P. 418;
Plumb V. McGannon, 32 U. C. Q. B. 8.
if gold should have gone . In wUl. Be Statzer,2S
Han, 481.
HOLDEN.
HOLDER.
and best prioe. In statute. Mutnal Ben. Ins. Co. v-
Gould, 34 N. J. (Eq.) 417.
Harding v. Medway, 10 Mete. 469 ; Starr v. Chicago, etc, R>
Co., 4 Zab. 597; Wild v. Deig, 43 Ind. 458.
every public . In statute. Ludlow v. City of Os-
wego, 25 Hun, 260.
pnbUc . In indictment. State v. Purify, 86 N. C. 681.
the . In deed. Clamoigan v. Baden, etc., B. Co., 72
Mo. 139.
Mason v. Jones, 13 Barb. 479.
In indictment. Rivers v. State, 10 Tex. (App.) 177.
to account for. Thomas v. Mahan, 4 Me. 520.
in good faith. Williams v. Brown, 4 Abb. App. Dec
610.
HOLDER.
721
IMMUNITIES.
SOliDBR — Continued.
pay
M. O. or
In note, Putnam v, Crymes, 1
HOMESTALL.
HOMOLOOATE.
MeMuUnn (L.), 9 (3G Am. Deo. 250).
legal . In .statute. Dunlap v. State, 9 Tex. (App. ) 186.
Att'y. Gen. o. Bowe, 1 H. & C. 44 ; Warren v. Thomaston,
43 Me. 418.
Dickinson v. Mayer, 11 Heisk. 521.
Woodman v. Lane, 7 N. H. 245.
right. LitlliBJolin v. Edgerton, 77 N. C. 384.
Com. V. Webster, 5 Cush. 303; People v. Vandcrpool, 1
Mich. N. P. 269.
Viales v. Gardenier, 9 Mart. (La.) 325.
In indictment. Valesco v. State, 9 Tex. (App.) 76.
In stattUe. Banks v. State, 28 Tex. 647 ; Lunsford v. State,
1 Tex. (App.) 448; TrevLnio v. State, 1 Tex. (App.) 72;
Brisco V. State, 4 Tex. (App.) 221; Persons v. State, 3
Tex. (App. ) 240 ; State v. Buckles, 26 Kan. 237.
race. Williams v. Cabarrus, Mart. (N. C.) 19.
In statute. Richardson v. Laurence, 1 Blatchf. 501.
Eillman v. State, 2 Tex. (App.) 224 ; Chapman v. Royal Bk.,
7 Q. B. Div. 140.
In statute. Yorkstone Ins Co. v. Clayton, 8 Q. B. Div. 425.
goods. In will. Re Hurley, 12 Phila. 47.
In statute. Lester v. State, 2 Tex. (App.) 482; Robles v.
State, 5 Tex. (App.) 346; Sullivan v. Canan, 1 Wilson,
(Ind.) 534; Carpenter v. Daine, 10 Ind. 125: Kelley v.
McFadden, 80 Ind. 475 ; Reg v. Hopkins, 7 Canada L. J.
152.
TFOTHECATION. The Young Mechanic, 2 Curt. (U. S.) 410.
HOUSEHOLD.
JDISMTITT.
n>IOT.
ILLEOITZMATE.
IMMATERIAI
I.
Whittemore v. Cutter, 1 Gall. 478 ; 1 Robb, 40.
Stewart V. Lispenard, 26 Wend. 314.
Ex parte Bromfield, 1 Hov. (Sup.) 184; Croswell v. People,
13 Mich. 184.
Ex parte Gibson, 31 Cal. 626.
Broom v. Belmarde, 3 Kan. 52.
Delafield v. Parrish, 1 Redf. 115.
averment. In plea. Pharr v. Bachelor, 3 Ala. 245.
iBsne. In plea. Bennett v. Holbeck, 2 Saund. 319 ;
Wordenv. Waffle, 6 How. Pr. 151.
matter. In plea. Johns v. Potter, 55 Iowa, 667.
TMMT8DIATE.
Fitch V. Bates, 11 Barb. 473.
— canse. Davis t;. Standish, 26 Hun, 615.
— notice. In insurance policy. Niagara Fire Ins. Co. v.
Scammon, 100 111. 644.
— retorn. In statute. McLellan v. Brown, 12 U. C. C.
IBOMEMORIAL.
IMMXtNITIES.
P. 542.
Pybus V. Milford, 2 Lev. 77.
nse. Millee v. Garlock, 8 Barb. 154.
In constitution. Lomas v. State, 3 Heisk. 306.
IMPAIRING. 722 INCIDENTAL.
the obligation of contracts. In oonaHtution.
PeDniman'B Case, 18 Otto, 714; Rutland v. Copes, 15
Rich. 105.
. In record. Rich v. State, 1 Tex. (App.) 209.
jtuy. In coMUitvtian. Cony v. State, 6 Nch. 412;
Smith V. Eames, 4 111. 82.
White V. McLean, 47 How. Pr. 199.
nCPEACHMENT. of waste. Sanderson v. Jones, 6 Fla. 480.
IMPEROEPTIBLE. accretion. Att'y. Gen. v. Chambers, 4 De 6. & J. 71.
IMPERTINENCE. Hood v. Inman, 4 J<^ns. Ch. 438 ; Woods v. MomiL, 1
Johns Ch. 106.
IMPLEAD. People v. Clarke, 9 N. Y. 368.
IMPLEMENT. of trade. In statute. Wallace v. CoDins, 5 Aik. 41
(39 Am. Dec. 359).
contract. People V. Bennett, 6 Abb. Pr. 341 ; Illinois,
etc., R. Co. V. U. S., 10 Ct of CI. 333*; Thompson v. Wood-
roJDf, 7 Coldw. 410.
corporation. Warner v. Beers, 23 Wend. 176.
tmat. Brown v. Cherry, 56 Barb. 640 ; Barks v. Buiks,
7 Baxt. 355.
License Cases, 5 How. 945.
into the United States. In statute. The Msiy, l
Gall. 206 ; The Boston, 1 Gall. 239.
DCPORTATION. Arnold v. U. S., 7 Cranch, 120.
IMPRISONMENT. Woods v. State, 3 Tex. (App.) 204.
In statute. Cbeaney v. State, 36 Ark. 74.
IMPROVEMENTS. Walsh v. Wilson, 131 Mass. 535.
In statute. Simpson v. Robinson, 37 Ark. 183; State r.
Humphrey, 3 Harr. 424.
IMPUNTTT. Dillon v. Rogers, 36 Tex. 153.
IN. ^— and at his tavern. In conviction. Beg. v. Pariee, 23
U. C. C. P. 859.
any street. In statute. Chicago, etc., B. Co. v. Duo-
bar, 100 lU. 137.
charge of. Cooley v. Grand Trunk R. Co., 18 U. C.
Q. B. 96.
— fraud of the internal revenue laws. In statvu.
A quantity of tobacco, 5 Ben. 407.
— office. In statute. Rowland v. New York, 83 N. Y.
372.
— store. In receipt. Isaac v. Andrews, 28 U. C. C.
P. 40.
INCEST. Daniels v. People, 6 Mich. 386.
INCIDENT. Neal v. East Tennessee College, 6 Yerg. 206.
duties to iiaid office. In bond. Baker v. Baldwin.
48 Conn. 131.
INCIDENTAL. expenses. In ^atute. Deady v. Townsend, 57 Cal.
298.
In order. State v. Regents of State ITniyersity, 54 Wis. 159.
INCOME.
723
INDORSEMENT.
INCOME.
In sUUuU. Lawless v. Sallivan, 6 App. €as. 373 ; Andrews
V. Boyd, 5 Me. 203 ; McCargar v. McEinnon, 15 U. C. Ch.
361.
In wm. Thomson's Estate, 12 Phila. 131 ; Sim's Appeal, 44
Pa. St. 247.
nrCOMPATZBLE. office. People i;. Green, 46 How. Pr. 170.
IN COMPETENC7. Damanell v. Walker, 2 Bedf . 205.
INCONSISTENT. offices. People v. Greene, 46 How. Pr. 170.
INCORPORATED. academy or select school. In statute. Atty. Gen.
V. Albion Academy, 52 Wis. 469.
INCORPORATION. Toledo Bk. v. Bond, 1 Ohio St. 642.
De Blanc v. Lynch, 23 Tex. 27.
In stcUvte. People v. Taylor, 57 Cal. 620 ; State v. McCal-
lister, 11 Ohio, 50.
Anonymous, 2 Abb. N. C. 63 ; De Peyster v. Morphy, 7 J.
& S. (N. Y. ) 264 ; Kelly v. Stephens, 39 Ga. 468.
In insurance policy. Redmon v. Phoenix Ins. Co. 51 Wis. 292.
In deed. Sullivan v. Ryan, 130 Mass. 116.
inflnnity. St. Romes v. Pore, 10 Mart 208.
debt or liability for the porcliaBe. In statute.
Williams v. Jones, 100 111. 365.
INDJblBTEDNEBS. Merriam v. Social Manfg. Co., 12 R. I. 179.
INCUMBENT.
INCUMBRANCE.
INCUMBRANCES.
INDECENCY.
INDECENT.
INDEFINITE.
INDEMNIFY.
INDICTMENT.
INDIVIDUAL.
McJunkins v. State, 10 Ind. 144.
In statute. Reg. v. Webb, Temp. & M. 26.
failure of issue. Huxf ord v. Milligan, 50 Ind. 546 ;
Hall V. Chaffee, 14 N. H. 220.
^^ .
In statute. Egerton v. Brownlow, 4 H. L. Cas. 107.
In constitution. Ex parte Slater, 72 Mo. 107 ; Alderman v.
People, 4 Mich. 424; Williams v. State, 12 Tex. (App.)
395; Hunkman v. State, 12 Tex. (App.) 620; Goddard r.
State, 12 Conn. 452; People v. Gates, 13 Wend. 317;
People V. Rosenblatt, 1 Abb. Pr. 269 ; Clepper v. State,
4 Tex. 246.
People V. VermUyea, 7 Cow. 122.
direct or . In contnict. Davis v. Barney, 2 Gill &
J. 382.
banker. In statute. People v. Doty, 80 N. Y. 225.
holding snch property. In statute. Re Flandrow,
INDORSE.
INDORSEMENT.
84 N. Y. 1.
Hartwell v. Hemmingway, 7 Pick, 119 ; Lee v. Bk., 20 U. C.
C. P. 265.
Austin V. Kolle, 1 Welb. Hurl. & G. 588.
In plea. Williams v Osbon, 75 Ind. 280.
In statute. Davis v. Town of Fulton, 52 Wis. 657.
Mason v. Leckbarrow, 1 H. Bl. 360; Powell v. Com., 11
Gratt. 830 ; Welsh v. Ebersole, 75 Va. 657 ; Hall v. New-
comb, 7 Hill, 424 ; Lyons v. Donelbes, 22 Pa. St. 189 ;
Richards v. Waring, 39 Barb. 45 ; Douglass v. Wilkeson,
6 Wend. 639.
INEVITABLS.
724
INQUEST,
IMUVITABLB.
INFAMTA
INFAMOnS.
INFAMY.
INFER
INFERIOR.
INFORM.
INFORM ALITT.
INFORMATION.
INHABIT ANC7.
INHmiTION.
INHX7MAN.
nriQiTiTT.
INJXTNCTION.
INJURE.
INJURIA.
INJURT.
INLAND.
INN.
i^JOT:
— Accident. Amoekeag Manfg. Co. v. The John AduUf
1 Cliif. 412 ; R. Co. v. Hedger, 9 Bush, 647 ; Bedpath v.
Vaoghan, 52 Barb. 499.
— Juris. Com. v. Green, 17 Mass. 541.
person. McCailrey v. Guyer, 59 Pa. St 116.
Com. V. Shaver, 3 W. & S. 342.
Morford v. Peck, 46 Conn. 385.
Chambers v. Hunt, 3 Harr. (N. J. ) 354 ; Grates v. Ho^
44 Wis. 336.
coorta. In oonstUutian, Kemp v. Kennedy, 5 Craochf
185.
Gibson v. American, etc., Ins. Co., 37 N. T., 584; Haler.
Everett, 53 N. H. 55.
first . In statute. Four Catting Machines, 3 Ben. 225.
State V. Gallimore, 2 Ired. (L. ) 377.
People V. Utica Ins. Co., 15 Johns. 387; Clepper v. State, 4
Tex. 246 ; Hall v. Rowse, 4 M. & W. 24.
In canstUution. Ex parte Thomas, 10 Mo. (App.) 24.
criminal . State v. Clinton, 67 Mo. 379 ; State v. Con-
cord, 20 N. H. 296.
give . In statute. Edington v. Mataal, etc., Ins. Co.,
5 Ilun, 8.
Re Wrigley, 8 Wend. 140.
Crawford v. Wilson, 4 Barb. 521 ; State v. Primrose, 3 Ala.
547 ; State v. Cooper, 7 Vroom, 868.
domestic, servant or other of the house, h
statute nUman v. State, 1 Tex. (App.) 221.
In statute. Walnut v. Wade, 103 U. S. 683.
Swanson v. Swanson, 2 Swan, 457.
Enraght's Case, 6 Q. B. Div. 420.
treatment. In statute. Harnett v. Harnett, 55 Iowa, 45.
Tufts V. Tufts, 3 Woodb. & M. 490.
Wangelin t;. Goe, 50 Bl. 463.
preliminary . Coal Co.'s Appeal, 54 Pa. St 188.
the bnsiness of. In deed\ Stull v. Westfall, 25
Hun, 2.
Wright t;. Chicago, etc., R. Co., 7 Bradwell, 446.
Parker v. Griswold, 17 Conn. 302.
to personal property. In aatute. Bogart v. Dait,
25 Hun, 395.
bill. Lonsdale v. Brown, 4 Wash. C. C. 153.
navigation. American Trans. *Co. v. Morse, 5 Midt
INQUEST.
400.
Queen v. Rymer, 2 Q. B. Div. 140 ; Ingalsbee v. Wood, 36
Barb. 462 ; Hall v. State, 4 Harr. (DeL ) 146.
Carter v. Hobbs, 12 Mich. 56; Howth v. FranUin, 20 Tex.
801 ; Reg. v. Parlee, 23 D. C. C, P. 359.
of office. Baker v. Shy, 9 Heisk. 89.
mSANE.
725
INTERLOC UTOB Y.
nreANiTv.
INSOLVENC7.
nraoLVENT.
mspscnoN.
INSTANCE.
nrsTANT.
IM STIT U TION.
nrSTRITMENT.
nrSTTLTINO.
nrSTTRARCE.
IMTJbiMT.
IN T JSRDZCnON.
LNTJUKESSL
Beg. V. Hill, Temp. & M. 588.
delusion. Be Forman, 54 Barb. 289 ; Den v. Clarke,
2 Eng. Ecc. 441.
State v. Bedemeier, 71 Mo. 174 ; Bobinson v. Adams, 62 Me.
402 ; State t?. Ferrar, 9 West. L. J. 619.
In statute. Be Black, 2 Ben. 196 ; Driggs v. Moore, 1 Abb.
(U. S.) 440; Brouwer v. Harbeek, 9 N. Y. 594.
Bogers v. Thomas, 20 Conn. 69 ; Marsh v. Danckel, 25 Hun,
167; Austin v. New Jersey Steam Co., 43 N. Y. 75; Lee
V. KUbonm, 3 Gray, 600; Sutherland v. Nixon, 21 D. C.
Q. B. 629 ; Hersce v. White, 29 U. C. Q. B. 232.
cireamstances. Bayly v. Schofield, 1 M. <& S. 350.
debtor. Alexander v. Gibson, 1 N. & Mc. 496.
trader. Bayly v. Schofield, 1 M. & S. 353.
Neilson v, Garza, 2 Woods, 290.
court. Perdval v. Hickey, 18 Johns. 292.
Fulmerston t;. Stewart, Plowd. 110.
of purely public charity. In constitution. Fhila.
Library Co. v. Donohugh, 12 Phila. 284.
State V. Kelsey, 15 Vroom, 84.
in writing. Bogers v. State, 8 Tex. ( App. ) 400.
words and conduct. In statute. Hill v. State, 5
Tex. (App.) 9.
Carter v. Boehm, 3 Burr. 1909 ; Lucena v. Chanford, 5 B. &
P. 300.
company. State v. Merchants Exchange Benevolent
Soc, 72 Mo. 159.
maritime
BO far —
. Ins. Co. V. Buckner, 4 How. (Miss.) 79.
as to seriously or permanently affect his
health. In insurance policy. Odd-Fellows' Mutual Life Ins.
Co. V. Bohkopp, 94 Pa. St. 59.
State V. Tom, 2 Jones (L.) 416 ; Smith v. State, 2 Lea, 619.
with to defraud the revenue. In statute. Casks
of Sherry, 2 Ben. 249.
of commercial intercourse. The Edward, 1 Wheat.
272.
Austin V. Huntsville Coal Co., 72 Mo. 542.
In statute. People v. Peacock, 98 111. 176.
bearing evidences of indebtedness. In statute.
Jacks V. Turner, 36 Ark. 90.
policy. Sawyer v. Dodge Co Ins. Co., 37 Wis. 539.
cause wherein he may be . In constitution. Bennet
V. State, 4 Tex. (App.) 72.
State is as a party or otherwise.
In constituton.
McGrath v. People, 100 111. 465.
INTERFERENCE. by the legislature, judiciary or any other power.
In contract. State v. France, 72 Mo. 45.
JLN TEULOC U TORT. decree. Traits v. Waters, 12 Johns. 508 ; Delap
V. Hunter, 1 Sneed, 104 ; Ex parte Crittenden, 10 Ark. 367 ;
i
1
INTERLOCUTOR T.
726
ISSUE,
INTERLOCUTORT — Continued.
Teair V. Hewitt, 1 Ohio St. 520 ; Kellj* v. Stanbem, 13
Ohio, 421.
order. In sUUuie. Smith v. CoweU, 6 Q. B. Div. 75.
jadgment* Elliott v. Mayfield, 3 Ala. 226 ; Naooocbee
ZNTERNATIONAZi.
Hydraulic Co. v. Davis, 40 Ga. 320.
law. Hein v. Bridaolt, 37 Miss. 230.
INTEItPRirr ATION. Village of Rome v. Knox, 14 How. Pr. 272.
INTERROOATORZES. SUte v. Ludlow, 2 South. (N. J.) 772.
nVTERRnPTION. civil . Innerarity v, Morris, 1 Ala. 674.
natural
INTO.
INTOZICATXNQ.
INTRINSIC.
INTROMISCU
INTRUBION.
nruENDO.
— court.
— liquor.
402.
— valae.
Innerarity v. Morris, 1 Ala. 674.
Converse v. Washburn, 43 Vt 132.
In statute. Prather v. State, 12 Tex. (App.)
INVENTION.
Bank v. Ford, 5 Ired. (L.) 698
;ON. Stewart v. McKean, 29 Eng. L. & £q. 391.
HuUck V. Scovil, 9 lU. 170.
Fryr. Bennett, 1 Code Rep. (h. s.) 246; VanVechtenr.
Hopkins, 5 Johns. 220 ; Beardsley v. Tappan, 1 Blatcbf.
689.
Boulton V. Bull, 2 H. Bl. 470.
ttBeful . Bedford v. Hunt, 1 Mason, 302.
INVENTOR.
INVENTORY.
INVESTITURE.
INVESTMENTS.
INVOICE.
INVOLUNTART.
LO. U.
IRREOULAR
IRREPARABLE.
IS.
ISSUABLE.
ISSUE.
Sparianaii v. Higgins, 1 Blatchf . 207.
In statute. Pratt v. Stevens, 26 Hun, 230.
Kilnick v. Maidman, 1 Burr. 109.
in bonds. In statute. Payne v. Watterson, 37 Ohio
St. 123.
Sturm V. Williams, 6 J. & Sp. (N. Y.) 342 ; Pipes v. Norton,
47 Miss. 76.
manBlftaghter. Tumble v. Com., 78 Ky. 177.
Fisher v. Leslie, 1 Esp. 427.
judgment. Wolfe v. Davis, 74 N. C. 599.
Bowman v. Tallman, 2 Robt (N. Y.) 634.
matter. Fabricotti v. Lawnitz, 3 Sandf . 744
plea. Morton v, Jackson, 2 Minn. 222.
Gause v. Perkins, 3 Jones (Eq.) 179.
injury. Wilson v. City of Mineral Point, 89 Wis. 164;
Com. V. R. Co., 24 Pa. St. 160.
when any judgment obtained. In statute. Mc-
Govern V. Connell, 43 N. J. (L.), 109.
plea. Watkins t;. Bensusan, 9 M. & W. 424.
In plea. Storey v Floumoy, 65 Ga. 61 ; Eberfaart r. Saw-
yer, 51 Wis. 77 ; Marshall v. Haney, 9 Gill, 258.
In wiU. Palmer v. Horn, 84 N. Y. 519 ; Elepner v. Laverty,
70 Pa. St. 72 ; Doe v Kencastle, 8 M. G. & S, 8JJb ;D..don
V. Grew, 2 Wils. 324 ; £mans v. Emaiis, 2 Penn. (N Jos
971.
and their heirs. In wiU. Morgan v. Thomas, 8 Q.
B. Div. 575.
ISSUE.
727
JUDICIAL.
ISSX7E — Ck>iitmaed.
JOBBINO.
JOINT.
JOINTL7.
JOIN TU HE.
JOI7RNE7MAN.
J. P.
JUDGE.
JUDGMENT.
JUDICIAL.
joined. Solomon v. Chesley, 57 N. H. 164.
of fact. Eberhardt v. Sawyer, 61 Wis. 76 ; Bassett v.
Johnson, 1 Green Ch. 157.
in . In constitution. Bailey v. State, 11 Tex. (App.)
140; State v. Connor, 5 Coldw. 317; Williams v. Com. 78
Ky. 96.
MoUett V. Robinson, L. B. 7 C. P. 104 ; Stewart i;. Winters,
4 Sandf . 590.
regular dry-goods bnsiness. In deed. Stewart v.
Winters, 4 Sandf. Ch. 587.
covenant. Capenv. Barrows, 1 Gray, 379.
interest. In statute. Re Roberts, 5 U. C. Pr. 288.
stock company. Dayton, etc., R. Co. v. Hatch, 1
Disney, 90.
— tenancy. Coster v. Lorillard, 14 Wend. 336.
— and severally liable. In stoUute. McKenzie v.
Dewan, 36 U. C. Q. B. 512.
Greder v. Eubanks, 12 Bush, 513.
Harti;. Aldridge, 1 Cowp. 56.
Shattuck V. People, 5 111. 481.
Lawyers' Tax Cases, 8 Heisk. 650 ; Foot v. Stiles, 57 N. Y.
405 ; Elora, etc., Ins. Co. v. Potter, 7 U. C. Pr. 12.
Blood V. Bates, 31 Vt. 150; Blaikie v. Griswold, 10 Wis.
241 ; Cooper v. Ins. Co., 3 Col. 321 ; Re Sedgely Avenue,
88 Pa. St. 513; Davidson v. Smith, 1 Biss. 351 ; Nichols
V. Dissler, 2 Vroom, 473 ; Evans v. Adams, 3 Green (N. J.)
884 ; Zeigler v. Vance, 8 Iowa, 530 ; Re Negus, 10 Wend.
44; Thompson v. People, 23 Wend. 587; McNulty r.
Heard, 72 N. J. 521 ; Williams v. Waldo, 4 111. 269 ; Sprolt
V. Reid, 3 G. Greene, 494; Lampson v. Pratt, 1 Iowa, 558.
Rooney v. Lyons, 2 U. C. App. 53
by defanlt. In stattUe. Sacia v, O'Connor, 15 Jones
& Sp. 53; Rhodes v. De Bow, 5 Iowa, 265; Griggs v.
Gilmer, 54 Ala. 430.
any . In staXute. Denton v. Town of Danbury, 48
Conn. 368.
Re Cooper, 22 N. Y. 82.
act. Sinking Fund Cases, 9 Otto, 76 1 ; Mabry v. Baxter,
11 Heisk. 690; Fleming v. Jeffersonville, 17 Ind. 173;
Townsend v. Copeland, 56 Cal. 613; Flournoy v. City
of Jefiersonvillc, 17 Ind. 173.
action. Re Saline Co. Subscription, 45 Mo. 53.
— discretion. State v. Cummings, 36 Mo. 279 ; Fabor
V. Bruner, 13 Mo. 543.
— oSce. Fitzpatrick v. U. S. , 7 Ct. of CI. 293.
power, //i constitution. Charge to Grand Jury, 1
Blatchf . 635 ; Gilbert u. Priest, 65 Barb. 448.
— proceoding. Jones r. Bywatcr, 3 Cromp. & J. 372 ;
Norfi M V. Co]))»ernnn, 47 TI.»w. Pr. 89.
JUDICIAL.
728
JUSTICE,
JUDICaUkL — Contiiiaed.
JUDICIART.
jumoR
JURZEUSICnON.
JURORS.
JTJBT.
JXJSTICB.
record. Smith t;. Dadley, 2 Ark. 62.
— sale. In $tatuU. Jackson v. Nowling, 69 Ind. 188 ;
LawBon t;. De Bolt, 78 Ind. 565.
oflioe. In amstUution. McGregor v. Balch, 14 Vt
428 (39 Am. Dec. 231).
Simpson v. Diz, 131 Mass. 184.
Goodman v. Winter, 64 Ala. 411 ; Be Pierce, 44 Wis. 454;
State V. Whitford, 54 Wis. 156 ; Mundaj v. VaU, 5 Vroom,
422 ; Ex parte Bennett, 44 Cal. 88 ; Merrill v. Cnrtis, 57
Me. 114; Ex parte Walker, 25 Ala. 91 ; Jones v. Brown,
54 Iowa, 79 ; Borden, v. State, 11 Ark. 544 : Mills t^. Com.
13 Pa. St 630; Re Weigel, 17 La. Ann. 70; Bamsteadr.
Bead, 31 Barb. 665 ; King v. Poole, 36 Barb. 244.
Fife V. Com. 29 Pa. St. 439.
Kni^t V. Campbell, 62 Barb. 33 ; Nerval v. Bice, 2 Wis.
28 ; Lamb v. Lane, 4 Ohio St. 177.
and reasonable. In stahUe. Gallagher v. Great
Western B. Co. , 8 Ir. C. L. (n. s. ) 326 ; Simons r. Great
Western B. Co., 18 C. B. 805 ; Lewis v. Great Western
B. Co., 5 H. & N. 867; Garton v. Bristol, etc., R. Co.. 1
B. & S. 112 ; Lord v. Midland R. €o., L. B. 2 C. P. 39;
Lewis V. Great Western B, Co., 3 Q. B., Div. 195;
Aldridge v. Great Western B. Co., 15 C. B. (x. s.) 582;
Beal V. South Devon B. Co., 3 H. & C. 337; 5 H. &N.
875; White v. Great Western B. Co., 2 C. B. (x. s.) 7;
McCance v. London, etc., B. Co., 7 H. & N. 477; Gannell
V. Ford, 5 L. T. (n. s.) 604; Harrison o. London, etc.,
B. Co. 2 B. & S. 12 ; Wise v. Great Western B. Co., 1 H-
& N. 63; Bobinson v. Great Western B. Co., 14 TT. R.
206 ; 85 L. J. C. P. 123 ; Pardington v. South Wales R.
Co., 1 H. & N. 392; Booth v. Northeastern R. Co.. 18
C. B. 805 ; Gregory v. West Midland B. Co., 2 H. 4fc C.
944 ; Allday v. Great Western B. Co. , 5 B. * S. 903 ;
Doolan v. Directors, etc.. Midland B. Co., L. R 2 App.
Cas. 792; McManus v. Lancashire, etc., B. Co.,4H. &
N. 327; Lloyd v. Waterford, etc., B. Co., 15 Jr. C. L.
(n. 8.) 37; Peek t>. North Staffordshire B. Co., 10 H L.
Cas. 473.
CompensatioiL In canstittUion. Carson v, Coleman,
3 Stockt. (N. J. ) 108 ; Jacob v. City of Louisville, 9 Dana,
114; Woodfolk v. B. Co., 2 Swan, 437.
Duncan v. Magette, 25 Tex. 252 ; Charge to the Grand Jury.
5 McLean, 308 ; Moore v. Coats, 45 Miss. 225.
of the peace. Wenzler V. People, 58 N. Y. 530;
People V. WUson, 15 lU. 391.
die by the hands of . In insurance policy. B*-eastedv.
Farmers', etc., Ins. Co., 8 N. Y. 303; Spence v. Ins. Co.,
1 Jones (L.), 128.
JUSTIFIABLE.
729
LATENT.
:<«>i>i
— homicide. Bichardson v. State, 7 Tex. (App.) 498;
Marks v. Borom, 1 Baxt. 93 ; Thompson i;. State, 55 Ga.
50; Shorter v. People, 2 N. Y. 197.
— ft disorderly house. Reg. v. Williams, 1 Salk. 384.
— a tippling house. Com. v. Campbell, 5 Bash, 312.
— an inn. State v. Stone, 6 Vt. 298.
of ft disorderly house. In statute. Moore v. State,
4 Tex. (App.) 127.
— down interest. Beg. v. Hutchinson, 82 Eng. C. L. 211.
— and used. In statiUe. Powell v. Powell, 53 Yt. 304,
:«DHIM
KlffOWINO.
KNOwnraLT.
LAID.
LAKES.
LAND.
LAIVDINO.
LAZTDLORD.
LAIVD-POOR.
LAST.
Click V. State, 3 Tex. 285.
In 8tatiUe. People v. Kerraina, 1 Thomp. & C. 333.
Bailey v, Wright, 1 Hov. Supp. 506 ; Wetter v. Walker, 62
Ga. 145.
Looney v. State, 10 Tex. (App.) 524.
it to be false. In dcUvte, Pier v, Hanmore, 86
N. Y. 95.
In statute. Casks of Sherry, 2 Ben, 249 ; U. S. v. Baker, 5
Ben. 25.
and wilfully. In statute. A Quantity of Distilled
Spirits, 3 Ben. 559 ; Giltner v. Gorham, 4 McLean, 420 ;
Fulton V. U. S., 6 Otto, 702.
In etatute. Cullins v. Flagstaff Mining Co., 2 Utah, 219;
Schwache v. Langton, 12 Phila. 402 ; Caraker v. Matthews,
25 Ga. 576.
Sebag V. Abitbal, 4 M. & S. 463.
out In statute, Mytton v. Duck, 26 U. C. Q. B. 61.
the prineipal towns on the . In contract. Smith
V. Selden, 1 Blatchf. 477.
Birch V. Gibbs, 6 M. & S. 116.
In statute. Toronto Street R. Co. v. Fleming, 36 U. C. Q.B. 116.
State V. Graham, 15 Rich. 310 ; State v. Randall, 1 Strobh. 111.
Churchward v. Ford, 2 H. & N. 450.
Matteson v. Duncombe, 46 Mich. 393.
Yeates v. Gill, 9 B. Mon. 206.
legacy. Stewart v. Sheffield, 13 East, 534.
Reg. V. HoUoway, Temp. & M. 45 ; Reg. v. Hall, Temp. &
M. 51 ; Reg. v. Thurburn, Temp. & M. 67 ; Reg. v. Thistle,
Temp. & M. 206 ; Reg. v. Stear, Temp. <& M. 19 ; Reg. v.
Wjmn, Temp. &. M. 32 ; State v. Copeland, 86 N. C. 695 ;
Bonham v. State, 65 Ala. 457; Taylor v. Kneeland, 1
Doug. (Mich.) 72 ; Desobiy v. Tete, 31 La. Ann. 820.
Li statute. People v. Donohoe, 84 N. Y. 438.
pleading. In statute. Cluxton v. Dickson, 7 U. C.
Pr. 3.
— ambiguity. Smith v. Jeffreys, 15 M. & W. 561;
Trustees v. Pearslee, 15 N. H. 327 ; Hand v. Hoffman,
8 Halst. 72; Jackson v. Sill, 11 Johns. 275; Lathrop v.
Blake, 23 N. H. 60.
— deed. Den v. Wright, 2 Halst. 177.
LATITAT.
ISO
LEGAL.
LATITAT.
LAW.
LAWa
LAYnra.
LEADINO.
LEASE.
LEA!
Z97i:
LEAVmO.
LEOAL.
Evetard v. Blach, Yelverton, 52 ; Roe v. Gocb, 2 T. B. 258.
Badd V. State, 3 Humph. 490; Locke's Appeal, 72 Pa. St
508 ; SUte v. Laddii^;toii, 83 Wis. 116 ; State v. MoCsnn,
4 Lea, 7 ; Duncan v. Magette, 25 Tex. 253.
appliCttble to the case. In statute. Lister v. State,
8 Tex. ( App. ) 25.
mMTCfaant. Bank v. Wager, 2 Cow. 747.
of the COAO. In atatute. Lister v. State, 3 Tex.
(App.) 25.
of the land. In consHtutkm. Kalloch v. Superior
Court, 56 Cal. 229 ; Hey Sing leck, 57 Cal. 251 ; People
V. Toynbee, 20 Barb. 199; Manly v. State, 6 Lea, 221;
Rowan v. State, 30 Wis. 146 ; Taylor v. Porter, 4 Hill,
140 (40 Am. Dec. 274) ; Budd v. State, 3 Humph. 483
(39 Am.' Dec. 189).
discharge. Mason v. Haile, 12 Wheat. 377.
juror. In statute. State v. Alderson, 10 Yeig. 524.
mandate for a court of record. In statute. People
V. Gilmore, 26 Hun, 1.
orders and decrees. In statute. Harrison v. Claik,
87 N. Y. 572.
trade. In i$isurance policy. Havelock v. Haooell, 3
T. B. 782.
prescribing the qualifications of practitioners
of medicine. In constitution. Logan v. State, 5 Tex
(App.) 812.
nil Uid parts of — — . In constitution. Cox v. State,
8 Tex. (App.) 254.
In contract. Thomas v. Osbom, 19 How. 33.
out. In statute. Be Department of Public Woilcs, 86
N. Y. 488 ; Mytton v. Duck, 26 U. C. Q. B, 61.
question. Gunter v. Watson, 4 Jones (L.) 456;
Willes V. Quinsby, 31 N. H. 488 ; Harvey v. Osbom, 55
Ind. 544.
for years. Burr v. Stenton, 52 Barb. 389 ; Thomas
V. R. Co., 11 Otto, 78.
in reversion. Winter v. Loveday, 1 Comyns, 89.
upper of all kinds. In statute. Keut^en v. Lawrence,
1 Blatchf. 615.
In contract. Thorley w.Thorley, 10 East, 445.
no issue. In wiU. HaU v. Chalfee, 14 N. H. 231.
assets. Silk v. Prime, 1 Bro. C. C. 138, 291.
claim. Cowan t;. Mayor, 3 Hun, 633.
commitment* People v. Nevins, 1 HiU, 171.
consideration. Sampson v* Swift, 11 Vt 316.
damages. Stuhr v. Curran, 15 Vroom, 201.
demand. Foss v. Norris, 70 Me. 119.
fraud. Kahl v. Love, 8 Vroom, 6.
interest. In plea. Nourse v. Goodeve, 12 U. C. Q. B.
198.
LEGAL.
731
LIBERTY.
IiEOAL —Continued.
IiSOALLT.
IiEOISLATIVE.
IiEOITIMACT.
IiSaiTIMATE.
LSGITIMATION.
LETTER.
LEVANT.
I.EWD.
LEWDNESS.
LIBEL.
LIBERAL
— process. Perry v. Lorillard Ins. Co., 6 Lans. 204;
Cooley V. Davis, 34 Iowa, 130.
presTunption. How v, Allastown, 34 N. H. 365;
Gulick V. Loder, 1 Green, 72 ; Re Brown, 8 Phila. 198 ;
Betts V. Jackson, 6 Wend. 181.
representatives. Wear i;. Bryant, 5 Mo. 164 ; Grand
Gulf R. Co. V. Bryan, 8 Sm. & M. 276.
— tender. Steele v. Briggs, 22 111. 657.
— voters. Sanford v. Prentice, 28 Wis. 862,
— laid ont roads. In statute. State v. Siegel, 54 Wis. 86.
act. Sinking Fund Cases, 9 Otto, 761; Mabry v.
Baxter, 11 Heisk. 690.
— Campbell's Case, 2 Bland Ch. 236.
child. Page v. Dennison, 1 Grant's Cas. 381.
Cabellers v. Executors, 24 La. Ann. 580.
of credit. Regis v. Herbert, 16 La. Ann. 525 ; Pol-
lock V. Helm, 54 Miss. 5.
of marqne and reprisal. Gibbons v. Livingston, 1
Halst. 255.
— and conchancy. Scholes v. Hargreaves, 5 T. R. 48.
and conehant. Cheesman v. Hardham, 1 B. & Aid.
711.
or assessed. In statute. State v. Jersey City, 42 N.
J. (L.) 97.
Collins V. Ferrall, 2 Sm. & M. 386 ; Bland v. Whitfield, 1
Jones (L.) 125; Jewitti?. Whitney, 43 Me. 251; Bond v.
Willett, 1 Keyes, 386.
In plea. Ross v. Grange, 25 U. C. Q. B. 396.
■ of an ezecntion. In insurance policy. Hammel v.
Queens Ins. Co. 54 Wis. 72.
honse. Clifton v. State, 53 Ga. 244
Com. V, Warden, 128 Mass. 54.
In statute. Stanton v. Wilkinson, 8 Ben. 357.
Wood V. Currey, 57 Cal. 209; Haywood v. Shreeve, 15
Yroom, 104 ; McElfresh v. Kirkendall, 36 Iowa, 226 ; Job-
lin V. Car Spring Co., 7 Vroom, 145.
party to pay. In statuite. Re Greenwood, 10 Canada,
L. J. 131.
Shipley v. Todhunter, 1 C. & P. 689 ; Campbell v. Spottis-
woode, 3 B. <& S. 782 ; Parmeter v. Coupland, 6 M. & W.
108 ; Hillhouse v. Dunning, 6 Conn. 407 ; Steele v. South-
wick, 9 Johns, 215 ; Barr v. Moore, 87 Pa. St. 390 ; Stone
V. Cooper, 2 Denio, 303 ; Cooper v. Stone, 24 Wend. 480 ;
Layton V. Harris, 3 Harr. (Del.) 407.
interpretation. Lawrence v. McCalmont, 2 How. 449.
Bourne v. Taylor, 10 East, 265.
of the press. In conUftution. People v. Croswell,
3 Johns. Cas. 393 ; Com. v. Buckingham, Thatch. Cr. Cas.
39: Rootr. Kinor, i c^^. r=^9.
LIBERTY.
732
LIVE.
ZiICENSB.
UdTATION.
LIBERT7 — Continued.
— — of speech or of the press. In conttUuUan. Morton
V. State, 8 Tex. (App.) 516.
Carter v. Andrews, 16 Pick. 9.
East Jersey Iron Co. v. Wright, 5 Stew. (N. J. ) 253 ; NortJi
Hudson R. Co., v. Hoboken, 12 Vroom, 75; Caldwell v.
Fulton, 81 Pa. St. 477; State t;. Holmes, 38 N. H. 227;
Sampson v. Bumside, 13 N. H. 2G5.
fee. Chilvers v. People, 11 Mich. 43; Wiggins Feny
Co. V. East St. Louis, 102 111. 576.
Potter V. Holland, 4 Blatchf. 211.
Hache v, Ajrand, 14 La. Ann. 179.
Andrews v. Doe, 6 How. (Miss.) 554 (38 Am. Dec 450);
Stansberry v. Cloth Manfg. Co., 2 South. (N. J.)^^l;
Mobile Building Assn. v. Robertson, 65 Ala. 383; Crom-
melin v. B. Co., 10 Bosw. 80; Hammons v. Barclnj, 2
East, 235 ; NeU v. Staten, 7 Heisk. 290 ; BHss v, Clark, 89
HL 594 ; Small v. Robinson, 69 Me. 427 ; Hayden v. Delay,
Litt Sel. Cas. 279; Baldwin v. Wheaton, 12 Wend. 262;
Davis V. Flagstaff Silver Mining Co., 2 Utah, 19.
Coffee V. Ins. Co., 3 J. & Sp. (N. Y.) 327.
insurance. Dalby v. Life Ass. Co. , 80 Eng. C. L.
387 ; State v. Merchants' Mutual Benefit Soe., 72 Mo. 159.
In insurance policy. Spensley v. Lancashire Ins. Co^ 54
Wis. 433,
to prove insolvent. In statute. Edward's Estate, 12
Phila. 85.
Eakin v. Raub, 12 S. & R. 369 ; Smith v. White, 5 Neb. 407 ;
Fifty Associates v. Howland, 11 Mete. 102.
fee. Lott V. Wyckofl, 1 Barb. 575.
partnership. Taylor v. Webster, 10 Vroom, 104.
or ft mannfactnre of flax. In statute. Richardson
V. Lawrence, 1 Blatchf. 503.
account. Nesbet v. Lawson, 1 Ga. 287.
debt Roberts v. Prior, 20 Ga. 562. •
demand. Mitchell v. Addison, 20 €ra. 53.
damages. In contract. Hamilton v. Overton, 6
UOUTHIMO.
f :«^
UMITATION.
LIMITED.
LINENS.
LIQUIDATED.
LIQUIDATION.
LIQUOR.
LIS PENDENS.
LIST.
Blackf. 206 (38 Am. Dec. 136.)
Martin v. Kirk, 2 Humph. 531.
in any form. In insurance policy. Higbee r. Gtiar-
dian Mat. Ins. Co., 66 Barb. 463.
Dovey's Appeal, 97 Pa. St. 153 ; Harrington v. Slade, ^'i
Barb. 166.
Homer v. Cilley, 14 N. H. 100.
property. Palmer r. DeWitt, 2 Sweeney, 552.
— together. In indictment. Powell v. State, 12 Tex.
(App. ) 238.
together in adultery. In statute. Swancoat v. State,
4 Tex. (App.) 115; Parker v. State, 4 Tex. (^p.) 1^*
LIVE.
733
LUMBER.
— Continued.
UVERT STABLE.
ZaIVZNO.
IjOAN.
LOANED.
LOCAL.
LOCATED.
LOCATION.
LOCO.
LOCOMOTIVE.
LODOER.
LOO-ROLLINO.
LOOS.
LOOKOUT.
LOSS.
LOT.
LOW.
L. S.
LUCID.
LUNATIC.
— and cany on business. In statute, Ahrens v.
McGillatt, 23 U. C. C. P. 171; Westover v. Turner, 26
U. C. C. P. 510.
— of seisin. Den v. Crawford, 3 Halst. 108.
— stable. Williams v. Caringes, 30 La. Ann. 1095.
— keeper. Groves v.* Kilgore, 72 Mo. 491.
in adoltery. In statute, Morrill v. State, 5 Tex.
(App.) 449; Goodwin v. Owen, 55 Ind. 249.
Rodman v. Munson, 13 Barb. 75 ; Freeman v. Brittin, 2
Harr. (N. J.) 206; Payne v. Gardiner, 29 N. Y. 167;
Brott V. Terrell, 16 Ga. 25.
In statute. City of Richmond v. McGirr, 78 Ind. 192.
In will. Wright's Appeal, 93 Pa. St. 82.
act. In constitution. People v. Newburg Plank Road,
86 N. Y. 1 ; Re Bayard, 25 Hun, 546 ; Cox v. State, 8 Tex.
(App. ) 254.
freight. Mobile <& Ohio R. Co. v. Steiner, 61 Ala. 579.
law. In constitution. Lastro v. State, 3 Tex. (App.)
363 ; Bohl i;. State, 3 Tex. (App. ) 683.
In statute. Cordova v. State, 6 Tex. (App. ) 207 ; Graves v.
State, 6 Tex. (App.) 228 ; Bejaraur v. State, 6 Tex. (App.)
265; Handline v. State, 6 Tex. (App.) 347.
or special law. In constittUion. Heanley v. State,
74 Ind. 99.
In constitution. Theological Seminary v. People, 101 IlL 580.
Hickey v. R. Co. 6 Bradwell, 179.
parentis. Wetherby v. Dixon, 19 Vesey, 412 ; Brink-
erhoff v. Merselis, 4 Zab. 683.
railway npon which steam shall be nsed. In
statute. Stranahan v. Sea View R. Co., 84 N. Y. 308.
UUman v. State, 1 Tex. (App.) 221; Parker v. Flint, 12
Mod. 255.
In statute. Bradley v. Bayliss, 8 Q. B. Div. 224.
Walker v. Griffiths, 60 Ala. 369.
In statute. Kollock v. Parcher, 62 Wis. 398.
Genesee Chief v. Fitzhugh, 12 How. 462.
of freight. In insurance policy. Scotland, etc., Ine.
Co. V. Turner, 29 Eng. L. & Eq. 42.
of mnles. In plea. Anderson v. Donnell, 78 Ind.
304.
water. Howard v. IngersoU, 13 How. 417.
Smith V. Butler, 25 N. H. 524.
intenraL Frazer v. Frazer, 2 Del. (Ch.) 263.
Re Barker, 2 Johns. Ch. 233 ; Re Beaumont, 1 Whart. 53 ;
Odellv. Buck, 21 Wend. 143; Ex parte, Barnsley, 3 Atk.
174.
In contract. McAdie v. Sills, 24 U. C. C. P. 606.
In statute. Gross v. Eiden, 53 Wis. 547.
LTDSrO.
734
MALICIOUS.
LTINO.
MAZL
in wait. State v. Abbott, 3 W. Va. 769 ; Bargess ».
Com., 2 Va. Caa. 488 ; People v. MUes, 55 CaL 207; Riley
V. State, 9 Humph. 651.
Wintenmite v. Redington, 1 Fish. Pat Caa. 239.
— and repair shops. Jn insurance policy. Chaplin v.
Provincial Ins. Co. 23 U. C. C. P. 278.
reqoest hf . Lothrop v. Greenfield Ins. Co. , 2 Allen, 8o.
— any dmnb ftHf™^V In sicUute. Turman v. State, 4
Tex. (App.) 686.
sea. People v. Supervisors, 73 N. Y. 396.
ILAJNTAnr.
MAXHTSNAirCE.
MAKR
ICAKINO.
MALICE.
MALIdOmS.
Bex. V, Beare, 1 Ld. Ray. 417; Sang v. Johnson, 2 Hear I
Ld. Cr. Cas. 440, note.
In plea. Moon v. Durden, 2 Welb. H. & G. 30.
Hovey v, Hobson, 51 Me. 53 ; Yaoghan v. Marable, 64 Ala.
60 ; Stot^nberg v. Marks, 79 Ind. 193 ; Shirley v.
Biggs, 11 Humph. 56; Barnes v. Strong, 1 Jones (£q.)
104 ; Christie v. Sawyer, 44 N. H. 303.
-^— of the electors. In statute. Jenkins v. CorporatioD,
21 U. C. C. P. 325 ; McAvoy v. Corporation, 12 U. C. Q.
B. 99.
the award. Hoff v. Taylor, 2 South. (N. J.) 833.
of the sale. In statute. White v. Poillon, 25 Hud, G9.
Bromage v. Prosser, 4 B. & C. 255 ; Wiggins v. Coffin, 3
Story, 7 ; State v. Toney, 15 S. C. 413 ; Harris v. State, 8
Tex. (App.) 109; Evans v. State, 6 Tex. (App.) 513;
Cotton V. State, 32 Tex. 641 ; King v. Root, 4 Wend. 155;
Com. V. York, 9 Mete. 104.
In statute. First Nat. Bank v. Burkett, 101 HI. 393.
aforethought. In statute. Tooney v. State, 5 Tex.
(App.) 163.
prepense. State v. Norris, Haywood, 446.
express . In statute. Singleton v. State, 1 Tex. (Ai)}).)
507 ; McCoy v. State, 25 Tex. 33 ; Farrer v. State, 42 Tex.
265; Plasters v. State, 1 Tex. (App.) 681 ; Cox v. Stote.
5 Tex. (App. ) 493 ; Com. v. Sayres, 12 PhUa. 553 ; Duehl*
V. State, 1 Tex. (App. ) 165 ; Mitchell v. State, 1 Ttx.
(App.) 199.
implied . Sharp v. SUte, 6 Tex. (App.) 650; Com.
V. Sayres, 12 Phila. 553; Darry v. People, 10 ]N. Y. l:^S:
Toomey v. State, 5 Tex. (App. ) 189.
Andrew v. Deshler, 43 N. J. (L.) 19; Com. v. York, 9
Mete. 106 ; Cabberson v. Cabbeen, 29 Tex- 256 ; Rounds f.
R. Co., 3 Hun, 335.
erection. In statute. Gallagher v. Dodge, 48 Conn. 370.
injury. Rounds y. R. Co., 3 Hun, 335.
intention. U. S. v, McGlue, 1 Curt. C. C. 4.
I First Nat. Bk. v. Burkett, 101 III 894;
Killingsworth v. State, 7 Tex. (App. ) 28 ; State t?. Beck-
man, 3 Dutch. 126; Com. v. Williams, 110 Mass. 402;
Duncan y. State, 49 Miss. 337.
MALICIOUSLY.
735
MARTIAJj.
MALICIOnSLY. In statute, Jerman v. I^tewart, 12 Fed. Rep. 268.
BCANAGE.
MANDAMUS.
MANDATE.
In statute. Youngworth v. Jewell, 15 Nev. 45.
Com. V. Allegheny Co., 37 Pa. St 279; Cortelyou v. Ten
Eyck, 2 Zab. 47 ; Ex parte Crane, 5 Pet. 192.
Eddy V. Livingston, 35 Mo. 492; McCauley v. Davidson, 10
Minn. 421 ; Bronnenberg v. Charman, 80 Ind. 475.
In statute. People v. Riley, 25 Hun, 588.
MANSLAITOHTER State v. Zellers, 2 Halst. 243 ; People v. Crowey, 56 Cal.
40; Jennings v. State, 7 Tex. (App.) 350; McWhirt's
Case, 3 Gratt. 605; Kilpatriek v. Com., 31 Pa. St. 201;
Boyett V. State, 2 Tex. (App.) 100.
involnntary . U. S. v. Outerbrldge, 5 Sawyer, 622.
volnntary . U. S. v. Outerbridge, 5 Sawyer, 622.
MANUFACTXTRE. Boulton v. Ball, 2 H. Bl. 471 ; Lawrence v. Allen, 7 How.
794 ; Holden v. Clancy, 58 Barb. 597.
In insurance policy. Carlin v. Ins. Co., 57 Md. 526.
MANUFACTURES. composed wholly of cotton, not otherwise
provided for. In staJtvJte. Morlet v. Lawrence, 1
Blatdif. 609.
of cotton. In statute. Thorp v. Lawrence, 1
Blatchf. 353 ; Fish v. Arthur, 13 Otto, 433.
— of ebony and rosewood. In statute. Sill v. Law-
rence, 1 Blatchf. 605.
of goat's hair or mohair. In statute. Thorp v.
Lawrence, 1 Blatchf. 353.
MANUFACTURINO. corporations carrying on manufactures
within this state. In statute. Nassau Gas Co. v. City
MANUMISSION.
MARAUDER.
MARBLE.
MAROIN.
of Brooklyn, 25 Hun, 567.
Fenwick v. Chapman, 9 Peters, 472.
Banker v. Caldwell, 3 Minn. 103.
Curry v. Collins, 37 Mo. 828.
blue Rutland . In contract.
Lyndon Granite Co. v.
Farrar, 53 Vt. 585.
on . In contract. Hatch v. Douglass, 48 Conn. 116;
McNeU V. Bk. , 55 Barb. 64.
lien. The Young Mechanic, 2 Curt. C. C. 404.
loan. The Draco, 2 Sumner, 184.
MARKET.
MARKETABLE.
MARTIAL.
Ketchum v. City of Buffalo, 21 Barb. 296; 14 N. Y. 361;
Caldwell v. City of Alton, 33 111. 419; State v. City of
Newbern, 70 N. C. 18.
overt. Fawcctt v. Osborne, 32 HI. 426.
title. Dalzell v. Crawford, 1 Parsons Sel. Cas. Eq. 45.
Ditson V. Ditson, 4 R* I. 101 ; Askew v, Dupree, 30 Ga.
176 ; White v. White, 5 Barb. 480 ; State v. Fry, 4 Mo.
126.
settlement. Baskins v. Giles, Rice, (Eq.) 317.
English . Lolley's Case, Russ. & Ry. 237 ; 2 CI. & F.
567 ; Harvey v. Fannie, 6 Prob. Div. 51.
law. Diekelman v. U. S., 11 Ct. of CI. 439.
, MASTER.
736
MERCHANDISE.
MASTBR.
MATERIAL
BCATERIALS.
MATTXQEL
MEADOW.
MEANS.
f3*»
IICAL.
— of 0hip. Hubbell v. Dennison, 20 Wend. 182 ; Mar-
tin V. Fanunrorth, 1 Jones & Sp. 261.
— in chancery. Schachardt v. People, 99 HI. 504.
alteration. Organ v. Allison, 9 Baxt. 462.
defendant. Ragsdale v. Norwood, 38 Ala. 21.
error. In statute. Speer v. State, 2 Tex. (App.) 246.
fact. In insurance policy. Boggs v. American Ins.
Co., 30 Mo. 68; Clark v. Ins. Co., 40 N. H. 338.
In statute. Stilson v. Gibbs, 46 Mich. 218.
bnilding . In statute. Dreher v. Yates, 43 N. J. (L. )
477.
Douglass v. Beasley, 40 Ala. 148; Nelson v. Johnson, 18
Ind. 332.
in contrOTeray. In statute. Fink r. Denny, 75 Va.
663 ; Lewis v. May, 3 Munf. 154.
in diapute. In statute. Lee v. Watson, 1 Wall. 839.
in iaaue. Vaughn v. Morrison, 55 N. H. 592.
in avoidance. Mahaiwe Bk. v. Douglass, 31 Conn.
177.
— of procednre merely. In statute. Be Botsford, 22
U. C. C. P. 65.
— of coorae. Stoddard v. Treadwell, 29 CaL 282.
— be iaaued. In statute. Be Patterson, Ben. 508.
— convey. In statute. Cameron v. Wait, 3 U. C. App.
176.
term for which aaid lettera be granted, h
assigtiment. Jenkins v. I^cholson Payement Co., 1 Abb.
(U. S. ) 567.
Waldo V. Wallace, 12 Ind. 577; People v. Mayor, 25
Wend. 60.
Barrows v. McDermott, 73 Me. 460.
Seneca Nation v. Knight, 23 N. T. 600 ; Bristol v. Carroll
Co., 95 111. 85.
— calculated to inflict great bodily injury, h
statute. Kelly v. State, 12 Tex. (App.) 245.
of aatisf action. Perrine v. Fireman's Ids. Co., 22
Ala. 577.
in the .
In statute. Be Irving, 8 Ben. 466.
— miner or other person. In statute. Bevitt v. Cran-
dall, 19 Wis. 681 ; Wicker v. Comstock, 52 Wis. 316.
attendant. In insurance policy. Eddington v. Im-
MEETING.
MEMORANDUM.
Co., 5 Hun, 6.
In statute. Be Maclntire, 1 Ben. 281.
check. Franklin Bank v. Freeman, 16 Pick. 539.
serrrant. Boniface v. SooU, 3 S. & R. 354 ; £x parte
Meason, 6 Binney, 169 note.
Citizens Bk. v. Steam Co., 2 Story, 53.
In insurance policy. Kent v. Liverpool, etc, Ins. Co., 26
Ind. 297.
MERCHANT.
737
MITIGATION.
iw;
Insta^tvJte. Mitchell v. Town of Plover, 53 Wis. 551 ; LaHs-
dale V. Brashear, 3 T. B. Mon. 334.
preparations. In statute. Boving v, Lawrence, 1
Blatchf. 607.
James v. Morey, 2 Cow. 300 ; Cook v. Brightley, 46 Pa. St. 442 ;
State V. Koch, 47 Mo. 584 ; Pennington v. Coats, 6 Whart.
382 ; Den v. Vamess, 5 Halst. 106.
In statute. Bennett v. Sandifer, 11 S. C. 134 ; Rahn v. Gun-
nison, 12 Wis. 531.
process. Ferguson v. State, 2 Vroom, 291.
shall be the component material In statute. U.
S. V. U. S. Tel. Co., 2 Ben. 862.
Hornblower v. Boulton, 8 T. R. 106,
grantee. In statute. Bascomb v. Moses, 56 Cal. 150.
law. State v. Rankin, 4 Coldw. 156.
In constitviion. £x parte McCants, 39 Ala. 113.
dam. In statute. Dingley v. Gardiner, 73 Me. 64.
site. Curtiss v. Smith, 35 Conn. 158.
Jamison v. Jamison, 8 Del. 119.
Bell V. Wilson, L. R. 1 App. Cas. 308.
Rosse V. Wainman, 14 M. & W. 872.
de — ^ non ctirat lex. Devinney v. Reynolds, 1 W. &
S. 328.
act. Friedman v. Mathes, 8 Heisk. 502 ; Floumoy v.
City of Jeffersonville, 17 Ind. 174.
. dnty. State of Miss. v. Johnson, 4 Wall. 498.
office. Fitzpatrick v. U. S., 7 Ct. of CI. 293.
MESNE.
METAL.
METHOD.
:cA]r.
•3>.«
MILITIA.
MILL.
MOTD.
MINtl.
MINERALS.
Mnmas.
MINISTERIAL.
MINOR
In statute. Schenault v. State, 10 Tex. (App.) 411.
MISAPPROPRIATION.
of the fundB. In tibd. Hanna v. De
Blaquixre, 11 U. C. 2 B. 310.
MISCARRIAOE. Mills v. Com., 18 Pa. St. 633.
negligence or inattention. In statute. U. S. v.
MISCONDUCT.
Warner, 4 McLean, 463.
— of the jury. In statute. Early v. State, 1 Tex. (App. )
275.
official — — . In statute. Watson v. State, 9 Tex. (App.)
212.
MISDEMEANOR. McGinnis v. State, 9 Humph. 50 ; People v. Finn, 26 Hun,
60 ; Re Bergin, 31 Wis. 386 ; Rector v. State, 6 Ark. 190.
XAISDEMEANORS. In statute. People v. Finn, 26 Hun, 58.
MISREPRESENTATION. In insurance policy. Dennison v. Thomastown
Ins. Co., 20 Me. 125 (37 Am. Dec. 45) ; Clark v. Ins. Co.,
40 N. H. 338.
Bruse v. Nelson, 35 Iowa, 160 ; Webb v. Quaw, 46 Wis. 122.
of fact. Hurd v. Hall, 12 Wis. 125.
of law. Hurd v. Hall, 12 Wis. 125.
. therein. In stattUe. Fa^ell v. Gundiy, 52 Wis. 268.
MISTRIAL.
MTFIGATION.
Wilbridge v. Case, 2 Ind. 37.
circumstances in of damages.
Edwards, 25 Hun, 498.
Wandall v.
MONE r.
738
MURDER.
MOHBY
MONOPOLY.
MONTH.
MONUMENT.
MOORAGE.
MORAL.
MORTGAGE.
MORTMAIN.
Borie V. Trot, 5 Phila. 403 ; Critchfield v. Robins, 5 Humph.
17 ; Klauber v. Biggerstaff 47 Wis. 557 ; King v. Hamilton,
12 Fed. R«p. 478 ; Cincier v. Pemock, 14 S. & R. 61.
In will. Ommanney v. Butcher, Tarn. & R. Ch. 272.
deposited in court. In sUUtOe. £x parte Prescott,
2 GaU. 146.
game for . In statute. Tuttle v. State, 1 Tex. (App.)
367 ; Stone v. State, 8 Tex. (App. ) 675.
Slaughter House Cases, 16 WalL 102 ; McKeeTers v. U. S.,
14 Ct. of CI. 419 ; Charles River Bridge v. Warren Bridge.
11 Peters, 607.
Roves V. Guthrie, 1 Jones (L.) 87; Nudell v. Williams, 15
U. C. C. P. 348.
Mead v. Case, 33 Barb. 204.
The Wharf Case, 3 Bland Ch. 373.
certainty. Montana v. McAndrews, 3 Montana, ir»5.
— insanity. Re Forman's Will, 54 Barb. 291
— obligation. Wennall v. Adney, SB. & T. 251, note;
Tebbetts v. Dowd, 23 Wend. 382 ; Goulding v. Davidson,
25 How. Pr. 484.
— or less. In contract. Shickle v. Chouteau, 10 Mo.
(App.) 241 ; Tristam v. Boltinglass, Vaughn, 35 ; Pftine r.
Upton, 87 N. Y. 327; McConn v. Delaney, 3 Bibb, 47:
Cause V, Boyles, 3 Green Ch. 212 (38 Am. Dec. 514).
Jones V. Smith, 2 Vcsey, 378 ; Copeland v. Bartlett, 6 Man.
G. & S. 26 ; Jordan v. Peak, 38 Tex. 442 ; Flagg v. Mann,
2 Sumner, 533; Keith v. Banows, 1 C. P. Div. 731;
Hebron v. Centre Harbor. 11 N. H. 574.
chattel . Parshall v. Eggert, 54 N. T. 23 ; 52 Barb.
371 ; Wright v. Ross, 36 Cal. 328 ; Brownell v. Hairkins,4
Barb. 493 ; Smith v. Acker, 23 Wend. 668.
Wrotsley v. Adams, Plowd. 1 93 ; Yates v. Yates, 9 Barb. 333.
alienation in . Donning v, Marshall, 23 How. Pr. 34 ;
Ferin v. Carey, 24 How. (U. S.) 495.
People V. Bennett, 49 N. Y. 148.
property. Ohio, etc., R. Co. v. Weber, 96 I1L448.
MOTIVE.
MOVABLE.
MULTIFARIOirSNESS. Wales v. Neubould, 9 Mich. 71 ; Hayes v. Dayton, 8
Fed. Rep. 703 ; Thomas v. Doub, 8 Gill, 7 ; Wells v. Hy-
draulic Co., 30 Conn. 323 ; Many v. Beekman Ins. Co., 9
Paige Ch. 194.
corporation. Philadelphia v. Fox, 64 Pa. St. 180:
MUNICIPAL.
MURDER
East. Tenn. Univ. v. Knoxville, B Baxt. 171.
law. Root V. Eildmeyer, 1 Wilson (Ind. ) 106 ; Thome
V. Cramer, 15 Barb. 114.
— market. Cineinnati v. Buckingham, 10 Ohio, 261.
Pennsylvania v. Bell, Add. 162 ; Kilpatrick v. Com. 31 Fa.
St. 200 ; Fields v. State, 1 Yerg. 162 ; Jennings v. State. 7
Tex. (App) 350.
In indictment. Dias v. State, 7 Blackf . 20 (39 Am. Dec 448).
MUBBUM.
739
NECESSARY.
MUSEUIL
AinST.
BCUSTIZO.
MXTTUAIi.
4jii
NAMR
NAMED.
NATION.
NATZONAL.
NATURAL.
NAnsEoms.
NAVIGABLE.
NAVIGATION.
NE EXEAT.
BoBtick V. Pui-dy, 5 Stew. & P. 100.
In statute. Wallace v. Feely, Gl How. Pr. 225.
Miller v. Dawson, Dudley, 176.
aeeoimtB. Edmonstone v. Thomson, 15 Wend. 556.
credit. Hunger v. Albany City Bk., 85 N. Y. 580.
power. Bergen v. Bennett, 1 Games Cas. 15 ; Clark
V. Homthal, 47 Miss. 534.
Beg. V. Waters, Temp. & M. 61.
not . In indictment. Reg. v. Waters, Temp. & M. 61.
Monarch, etc., Co. v. McLauglilin, 1 Idaho, 617; Cherokee
Nation v, Greorgia, 5 Pet. 52.
-— gOTeniinent. Piqua Bk. v. Knoup, 6 Ohio St 893.
heiro. In wiU. Smith v. Pendell, 19 Conn. 112.
import. People v. Hallelt, 1 Col. 359.
law. Borden v. State, 1 1 Ark. 527.
— liberty. Snyder v. Warford, 11 Mo. 515.
— obligation. Goulding v. Davidson, 25 How. Pr. 484.
— presamption. Burr t;. Sim, 4 Whart. 172 ; Gulick v.
Loder, 1 Green (N. J. ) 72.
rights of property. Angus v. Dalton, 4 Q. B. Div. 169.
stream. The Yoong American, Newb. Adm. 190.
or offensive trade. In deed, Tobey v. Moore, 130
Mass. 448.
lUiodes v. Otis, 33 Ala. '593 ; Stuart i;. Clark, 2 Swan, 13.
river. The Daniel Bell, 10 Wall. 563 ; Sigler v. State,
7 Baxt 496.
Stream. Morgan v. King, 35 N. Y. 459.
water. In statute. Collins v. Benbury, 3 Ired. (L.)
277 (38 Am. Dec. 722).
— waters in the town. In statute. Rowe v. Smith, 48
Conn. 450.
The Hendrick Hudson, 3 Ben. 419; Grerrish v. Brown, 51
Me. 262.
In statute. The Joshua Leveness, 9 Ben. 339.
Adams v. Whitcomb, 46 Vt. 712.
tides. Teschinachee v. Thompson, 18 Cal. 21.
Grace v. Hale, 2 Humph. 29.
employed by the assignee. In statute. Re Mul-
daur, 8 Ben. 66.
St. Louis, etc., R. Co. v. Trustees, 43 111. 307; Montague v.
Richardson, 24 Conn. 345 ; Colten v. Commrs., 6 Fla. 629.
convenience of said company. In statute. Shat-
tuck's Case, 73 Me. 318.
disbursements. In statute. Mark v. City of Buffalo,
87 N. Y. 184.
— expenses of the company. In statute. Knowles v.
Beaty, 1 McLean, 41.
inference. Parsons v. Parsons, 1 Hov. Supp. 536.
purpose. In statute. Forde v. Exempt Fire Co., 50
Cal. 302.
J
NECESSITY.
740
NONSUIT.
3l7|K
setting forth the . In statute. Corey v. Swagger,
74 Ind. 212.
work of . In statute. Yonoski v. State, 79 Ind. 893;
Rogers v. Western Union TeL Co., 78 Ind. 169.
mutilate or kill any living ereatnre. In statuu.
NEOATTTE.
NEGLIGENCE.
Grise v. State, 87 Ark. 456.
pregnant. Jones v. Jones, 16 M. & W. 708.
NEGOTIABLE.
NEGOTIATION.
NET.
Gunter v. Graniteyille Manfg. Co., 15 S. C. 444; Blytlie v.
Birmingham Co., 1 1 Ex. 784 ; Hodger v. Dexter, 1 CnDcb
C. C. Ill ; O'Brien v. R. Co., 8 Phila. 78 ; TonamndaB.
Co. V. Manger, 5 Denio, 266 ; Tower v. R. Co., 2 R. I.
409 ; Townley v. R. Co., 53 Wis. 638 ; Gardner t?. Heartt,
3 Denio, 237.
in its prosecntion. In statute. Clark v. SteTens, 55
Iowa, 862.
contributory ,
Neanow v. UUedi, 46 Wis. 590.
NEUTRALITT.
NEW.
In statute. Troutman v. Peoples Bk. ,12 Phila. 276; OdeU
V. Gray, 15 Mo. 842 ; Shaw. t;. R. Co., 11 Otto, 560.
Whitworth v. Adams, 5 Rand. 415.
profits. In statute. Lawless v. Sulliiran, 6 App. Cu.
373 ; Oviston v. Ogle, 18 East, 543.
Hi^dom V. Bell, 1 M. & S. 459.
assignment. Norman v. Wescombe, 2 M. d; W. 360.
dwelling-house. In statute. Bowers v. Bache, 12
Phila. 402.
matter. Stoddard v. Onondago, 12 Barb. 576 ;
triaL Bright v. Eynon, 1 Burr. 893 ; Silvey r. U. S.,
1 Ct. of CI. 334 ; Jenkins v. Frink, 30 Cal. 593.
Atty. Gen. v. Bradbury, 7 Ex. 103.
of kin. In toiU. Delaney v. McCormick, 25 Hun, 574.
NIGHT- WALBXiR. Lawrence v. Hedger, 3 Taunt: 15 ; State v. Dowers, 45 N. H.
544.
NISL judgment , Toung v. McPherson, Penn. (N. J.) 897.
NO.
NOISES.
NOLLE.
NON-APPARENT.
NON COMPOS.
Burr V. Broadway Ins. Co., 16 N. Y. 271.
other obscene and indecent —
Copping V. State, 7 Tex. (App.) 62.
In indktmad.
262.
prosequi. State v. Primm, 61 Mo. 171.
— easement. Fetters v. Humphreys, 3 C. £. Green,
mentis. Farr v. Thompson, 1 Speers, 105 ; Ex parte
Bamsley, 3 Atk. 173 ; Potts v. House, 6 Ga. 324, Be Car-
miehael, 36 Ala. 514; Mulloy v. Ingalls, 4 Neb. 117.
NON-COMTIN UOnS. easement. Fetters t;. Humphreys, 8 C. E-
Green, 262.
NON-FEASANCE. Coite v. Lynes, 33 Conn. 1 15.
NON-RESIDENT. Savage v. Scott, 45 Iowa, 134.
NONSUIT. Herring v. Poritz, 6 BradweU, 211; Smith v. Crane, 12 Vt
490 1 Loomis v. Green, 7 Me. 391 ; Poyser v. Minor, 7 Q.
B. Div. 332 ; Evans v. McMahan, 1 Ala. 67.
NOTE.
741
OBLIGATION.
NOTE.
NORTHWEST.
NOTES.
NOTICE.
NOTORIOUSLY.
NOVATION.
NOW.
NOZIOT7S.
N.P.
NUISANCE.
NULLITT.
NUNC.
NUNCUPATIVE.
NURSING.
OBUGATION.
In HatiUe. Morris v. Ljnde, 73 Me. 90.
or memorandmn. In gtatute. Clason v. Bailey, 14
Johns. 492.
portion. In deed. Tucker v. Phillips, 24 U. C. Q. B.
In indictment. Shafer v.
626.
national bank cnrrei^cy — ^,
State, 74 Ind. 98.
Boswell V. Goodwin, 81 Conn. 84.
In statute. Com. v. Martin, 180 Mass. 465 ; Gilbert v. Turn-
pike Co., 81 Conn. 84; Tattle v. Jackson, 6 Wend. 227;
May V. Chapman, 16 M. & W. 861 ; Parker v. Kane, 4
Wis. 16.
bad or infamona character. In statute. Leader v.
State, 4 Tex. (App.) 162.
Sharp V. Fly, 9 Bast. 10 ; Hosack v. Rogers, 8 Paige (Ch. )
238 ; Bronson v. Fitzhugh, 1 Hill, 186 ; Clark v. Billings,
59 Ind. 509.
reaidea. In plea. Lochnane v. Lochnane, 78 Ky. 469.
atatutea in force. In statute. GoiUotel v. City of
New York, 87 N. Y. 444.
Rex V. White, 1 Burr. 337.
other thing. In statute. State v. Gedecke, 43 N. J.
(L. ) 90 ; Reg. v. Stitt, 30 U. C. C. P. 30.
Rowley v. Berrien, 12 111. 200.
Catlin V. Valentine, 9 Paige, 575 (38 Am. Dec. 567) ; State
V. Haines, 30 Me. 74.
In statute. Banbury Urban Sanitary Authority v. Page, 8 Q.
B. Div. 97.
Salter v. Hilger, 40 Wis. 365.
pro tone. Secou v. Leroux, 1 New Mex. 390.
Re Morales, 16 La. Ann. 269.
will. Tally, v. Butterworth, 10 Yerg. 502 ; Ex parte
Thompson, 4 Bradf. 155 ; Prince v. Hazleton, 20 Johns.
519; Stampers. Hooks, 22 Ga. 606.
Peterborough!;. Lancaster, 14 N. H. 391.
U. S. V. Babcock, 4 McLean, 116; U. S. v. Clark, 1 Gall.
497 ; King v. White, 2 Leach, C. C. 482 ; Priest v. State,
10 Neb. 899 ; Atwood v. Welton, 7 Conn. 70 ; O'Reiley v.
People, 86 N. Y. 154.
of allegiance. In statute. Re Ferrens, 3 Ben. 442.
of enliatment. In statute. Re Ferrens, 3 Ben. 442.
corporal . State v. Norris, 9 N. H. 102.
Hargraves v. Cooke, 15 Ga. 330 ; Blair v. Williams, 4 Litt.
65 ; Morrison v. Lovejoy, 6 Minn. 353 ; Jeffrey v. "Under-
wood, 1 Ark. 112 ; Crandall v. Bryan, 15 How. Pr. 55.
made. In statute. Prouty v. Lake Shore, etc., R.
Co., 26 Hun, 548.
or other aecnrity of the United Statea. In
statute, U. S. v. Rossvally, 3 Ben. 158.
OBLIGATION,
742
OFFICER.
OBSTRUCT.
OBSTRUCTION.
OBTAZN.
OBTAINS.
OCCUPANT.
OBLIGATION —Continued.
to pay inMrest. In ttatute. Proaty v. Lake Shore,
etc., R. Co., 26 Hun, 548.
In statute. Turnpike Co. v. R. Co., 23 Pick. 328.
or hinder. In tiattOe. Driskell v. Pariah, 5 McLesn,
70.
enciimber or the eidewelk. In atattoe. Beg. v.
Plummer, 30 U. C. Q. B. 41.
any on the track of the road. In itatuu. Sontibi
etc., R. Co. V. Williams, 65 Ala. 77.
place any npoa the track of any railroad, h
atahUe. Bullion v. State, 7 Tex. (App.) 462.
In 8tcUute. People v. General Sessions, 13 Hun, 400.
In stcUuie. State v, Lewis, 26 Kan. 129.
In insurance policy. Ciiatillon v. Mutual Fire Ins. Co., 27
U. C. C. P. 450.
In statuUi Redfield v. R. Co., 25 Barb. 58 ; State v. Coe. 72
Me. 455 ; Bank of Toronto v. Fanning, 17 U. C. Chy. 5U.
In d^ed. Wright v. Newton, 130 Mass. 552.
Fleming v. Maddox, 30 Iowa, 242 ; Queen v. St PancrosSf 2
Q. B. Div. 588.
aa a residence by the family of the owner, h
statute. Farlin t;. Sook, 26 Kas. 395.
Fleming v. Maddox, 30 Iowa, 242.
trial lieeeaaarily more than two daya. In statute.
Washbume v. Oliver, 62 How. Pr. 482.
Stote V. WhitDemore, 50 N. H. 247 ; lilies v. Knight, 3 Tex.
814.
In statute. Com. v. Lenox, 12 PhOa. 601.
-^— to vote. Morrison v. Springer, 15 Iowa, 327.
In bUl of exceptions. Baltimore, etc., R. Co. v. Baniam, 79
Ind. 261.
fonnd. Baker v. Shy, 9 Heisk. 89.
public . Eliason v. Coleman, 86 N. C. 235.
In statute. Sanner v. State, 2 Tex. (App. ) 458 ; Be Wright,
9 U. C. Q. B. 442 ; Daniels v. Burford, 10 U. C. Q. B.
478 ; Corporation v. Grier, 13 U. C. Chy. 1 17 ; Dalzicl r.
Grand Trunk R. Co., 12 Canada L. J. (n. s.) 149;
McLean v. Great Western R. Co., 7 U. C. Pr. 858.
of the United Statea. In statute. Piatt v. Beach,
2 Ben. 304 ; U. S. v. Bloomgart, 2 Ben, 356.
any of the cuatoma. In statute. U. S. v. Seais,
1 GalL 215.
any of the law. In statute. Crordon v. State, 2 Tex.
(App.) 156.
chief flacal of the corporation. Instatuu. Winiams
V. City of Buffalo, 25 Hun, 301.
civil engaged in the diacharge of official duty.
In statute. Carmichael v. State, 11 Tex. (App.) 27.
OCCUPANTS.
OCCUPATION.
OCCUPIED.
OCCUPIER
OCCUPIES.
OFFENSE.
OFFICERS.
74a
ORDINARY.
In coitatitvtion. State v. Myera, 52 Wis. 628.
agents or servants. In statute. Budd v. State, 3
Humph. 488 (89 Am. Dec. 189).
— of the commonwealth whose v
OMMIA.
ON.
ONC&
ONE.
ONLY.
OPEN.
OPERATION.
OPINION.
OPIUM. "
9
OPPOSITION.
ORDINANCE.
tends over the State. In constitution. Com. v.
Dumbauld, 97 Pa. St. 293.
praBsnmimtar rite esse acta. Pennjpacker v.
Switzer, 76 Va. 671.
— or before. In contract. Geddes t;. Thomastown, 46
Mich. 319.
at , In contract. Platter v. Green, 26 Eas. 288.
day's senrice. In statute. Speer v. State, 2 Tex.
(App. ) 246.
year's rent. In statute. Wades v. Figgatt, 75 Va. 575.
In insurance policy. Alkan v. New Hampshire Ins Co., 53
Wis. 143.
matter of form . In statute. U. S. v. Conant, 9 Cent.
L. J. 129.
In statute. Harvey v. State, 65 6a. 569.
corporation. McKim v. Odom, 3 Bland. Ch. 416,
nx>te.
account. Tucker v. Quimby, 37 Iowa, 19.
Rowland v. Kleber, 1 Pittsb. 71.
of law. U. S. V. Hammond, 1 Cranch C. C. 19 ; Gee-
brich V. State, 5 Iowa, 496.
In statute. People v. Stout, 4 Park C. C. 109.
of court. Houston v. Williams, 13 Cal. 27.
death by . In insurance policy. St. Louis Life Ins.
Co. V. Graves, 6 Bush, 271.
to the discharge. In statute. Re Hill, 1 Ben. 324.
In staJtute. Collins Granite Co. v. Devereux, 72 Me. 422 ;
Tompkins v. State, 4 Tex. (App.) 161 ; 1 People v. Nord-
heim, 99 lU. 560.
Loring v. lUsley, 1 Cal. 27.
affecting the merits. Instatute. Hewitt v. FoUett,
61 Wis. 266.
for the delivery of goods. In statute. Reg. v.
lUedge, Temp. & M. 129.
Keating v. Skiles, 72 Mo. 97 ; Town of Tipton v. Norman,
72 Mo. 381.
Hays V. Harley, 1 Mill (S. C.) 269.
case. Lynch v. Nurdin, L. R. 1 Q. B. 36 ; Swann v.
Brown, 6 Jones (L.) 151 ; Cincinnati, etc., R. Co. v. Terry,
8 Ohio St. 581 ; Heathcock v. Pennington, 11 Ired. (N. C.)
643; Brown v. Lynn, 31 Pa. St. 572.
calling. In statute, O'Donnell v. Sweeney, 5 Ala.
467 (39 Am. Dec. 336).
diligence. Swigart v. Graham, 7 B. Mon. 663 ; R.
Co. V. Miller, 25 Mich. 297 ; City of Rockford v. Hilde-
bra-d, HI IM. IHO.
ORDINARY.
744
PARDON,
ORDINARY — Continued.
ORDINATION.
ORE-LEAVE.
ORGANIZE.
ORIGINAIi.
ot:
OWNERS.
OWNINO.
PANNAGE.
PARDON.
— expenditure. Jn statute. Cross v. Ottawa, 23 U. C.
Q. B. 288.
ezpeniieB. Town Council v, Pippen, 31 Ala. 550.
low water mark. Howard v. IngersoU, 13 How. 550.
neglect. French v. R. Co., 4 Keyes, 113.
negligence. Dreher v. Town of Fitchbuig, 22 Wis.
678.
BkiU. Waugh v. Skunk, 20 Pa. St 138.
Baker v. Fales, 16 Mass. 512.
£ge V. Eille, 84 Pa. St. 340.
R. Co. V. Cliapman, 38 Conn. 66.
biU. Butler v. Cunningham, 1 Barb. 87.
jurisdiction. Kundolf v. Thallhenner, 1 Barb. 511.
Downing v* Schoenberger, 9 Watts, 299.
court. Wood V. Tallman, Coxe (N. J.), 155.
ezpenaes. In statute. Re Clark, 5 Ben. 390.
lands. In statute. U. S. v. Schuler, 6 McLean, 28.
legal disabilitieB. In statute. Smith v. BrjaD, 74
Ind. 515.
dispose of. In statute. Robberson v. State, 3 Tex.
(App.) 502.
Copeland v. Murphy, 2 Coldw. 70 ; Jefcoat v. Ejiotts, 13 Bich.
60.
crop. In statute. Sullins v. Sta , 53 Ala. 476.
Scott V. State, 31 Miss. 479.
In insurance policy. Chatillon t;. Mutual Ins. Co. 27 U. C.
C. P. 450 ; Hopkins v. Pro\incial Ins. Co.* 18 U. C. C.
P. 74.
In statute. State v. Coe, 72 Me. 455 ; GUchrist v. Tobm, 7
U. C. C. P. 141 ; McDougall v, McMiUan, 25 U. C. C.
P. 75.
in fee- McEwan v. Boulton, 2 U. C. Chy. Chamb. 899.
of a ship. In statute. Hughes v. Sutherland, 7^. B.
Div. 160.
In insurance policy. Richardson v. Home Ins. Co., 15 Jones
& Sp. 139.
Converse v. Kellogg, 7 Barb. 597.
company such road. In statute. State v. Housa-
tonic Co., 48 Conn. 54.
In statute. Town of Wilton v. Town of Weston, 48 Conn. 333.
Porter v. Cass, 7 How. Pr. 443 ; Beasley v. People, 89 Dl.
575.
Chilton V. Corporation of London, 7 Cb. Div. 565.
bank notes. Bochman v. Roller, 9 Baxt 410.
0
of exchange. Com. v. Haupt, 10 Allen, 44.
. Cambre v. Grabert, 33 La. Ann. 247.
Logan V. Logan, 13 Ala. 658.
U. S. V. Athens Armory, 35 Ga. 362 ; Cook v. Freeholders,
2 Dutch. 328 ; Ex parte Law, 35 Ga. 296.
PARENT.
745
PAWN.
In statute. Atlanta, etc. , R. Co. v. Yenable, 65 Ga. 55 ;
Snowdent;. State, 12 Tex. (App.) 106.
In statute. Hole v. Robbins, 53 Wis. 519.
in materia. Waterford, etc., Co. v. People, 9 Barb. 169.
PARLIAMENT
PAROCHIAL.
PART.
PARTICULAR.
Baker v. Fales, 16 Mass. 499.
chnreh. Town of Pawlet v. Clark, 9 Cranch, 326.
Atty. Gen. v. Parker, 8 Atk. 677.
People V. Green, 52 How. Pr. 445.
Palmer v. Eauth, 14 M. & W. 431.
PARTNER
PASS.
PASSION.
PASSPORT.
PATENT.
PAVEMENT.
PAWN.
— church. Town of Pawlet v. Clark, 9 Cranch, 826
— owner. Breek v, Blair, 129 Mass. 128.
— kind of property where the punishment is spe-
cially prescribed. In statute. Le Keesee v. State, 1
Tex. (App. ) 298.
malice. Brooks v, Jones, 11 Ired. (L.) 261.
Wheeler v. Towne, 43 N. H. 57 ; Jackson v. Crissey, 3 Wend.
252.
Mitchell V. Dall, 2 Harr. & G. 172.
Stone V. Boone, 24 Kas. 340 ; Buckman v. Bamum, 15 Conn.
72; Post V. Kimberley, 9 Johns. 495; Supervisors v.
People, 7 Hill, 513 ; Chambers v. Sloan, 19 Ga. 85 ; Howell
V. Harvey, 5 Ark. 270 (39 Am. Dec. 376).
Boles V. Smith, 5 Sneed, 107; Van Campen v. Kibble, 2
Harr. (N.J.) 434.
aggrieved. In statute. Re Gantz, 85 N. Y. 537;
Schwackbamer V. Kline, 10 C. E. Green, 505 ; Miller v. Bate,
56 Cal. 135 ; Reg v. Cooper, 40 IT. C. Q. B. 294.
— grieved. In statute. Robinson v. Currey, 6 Q. B.
Div. 21, 7 Q. B. Div. 465.
In statute. Re Smith, 12 Phila. 87.
Hopkins v. Com., 3 Mete. 465.
a cr protection. In statute. U. S. v. Briggs, 2 Gall.
363,
Higley v. Gilmer, 3 Montana, 99.
People V. Dolan, 9 Cal. 581.
under the immediate influence of sudden
V. State, 2 Tex. (App.) 100.
Boyett
trusts. In statute, Goodrich v, Milwaukee, 24 Wis. 429.
Sleight V. Hartshornc, 2 Johns. 543.
Wilson V. Rosseau, 1 Blatchf. 79.
ambiguity. Stokely v. Groom, 8 Md. 505 ; Brown v.
Grier, 46 Miss. 302 ; Lathrop v, Blake, 23 N. H. 60.
right. State v. Peck, 25 Ohio St. 28.
est quem nuptiee demonstrant. Shuler v. Boll, 15
S. C. 422.
Lee V. Lockie, 30 Ark. 768.
prior . In statute. Re Brady, 85 N. Y. 271.
Coggs V. Bernard, 2 Ld. Ray. 913 ; Sinber v. McClintie, 10
W. Va. 242; Johnson v. Smith, 11 Humph. 898; Barrett
V. Cole, 4 Jones (L. ) 41.
L
PAY.
746
PESJUEY,
Sherburne v. U. S., 16 Ct. of CI. 496.
as aforesaid. In wQl. Partridge v. Bayles, 17 Ch.
Div. 835.
to my order. In contract. McCarthy v. Vloe, 22
U. C. C. P. 468.
Thompson v. Kellogg, 23 Mo. 285 ; Bronaon v. Bodes, 7
Wall. 250 ; Burbridge v. Manners, 3 Camp. 194 ; Maillvd
V. Duke of Argyle, 3 Man. & G. 45 ; Bank v. Basnett, 12
W. Va. 80.
officer. In statute. Bainey v. State, 8 Tex. (App.) 62.
time of . Skeen v. Monkheimer, 21 Ind. 3.
loss. Green t;. R. Co. 32 Barb. 33.
Woolman v. State, 2 Swan, 354.
Judgment of his . State v. Simons, 2 Speers, 768 :
Knight V. Campbell, 62 Barb. 34 ; Wright r. Wright, 2
Md. 453.
law. R. Co. V. State, 22 Kas. 15 ; Drew r. Russell,
PENALTY.
47 Vt. 253.
— Statute. Mitchell v. Hotchkiss, 48 Conn. 19.
PENDING.
Hills V. Hunt, 28 £ng. L. & £q. 396 ; Robeson v. White-
sides, 16 S. A R. 322 ; Protection Loan Co. v. Grice, 5
Q. B. Div. 596.
In ttatuie. Elliott v. Qaeen City Ass. Co., 9 Canada, L. J.
(n. 8.) 159.
canse or matter . In stattOe. Salt v. Cooper, 16 Cb.
Div. 544.
road. Wolcott v. Whitoomb, 40 Vt. 41.
PERAMBULATION. Greenville t;. Mason, 57 N. H. 392.
Furman v. Applegate, 3 Zab. 29.
challenge. Turpin v. State, 55 Md. 464.
mandamns. Kuehler v. Wright, 40 Tex. 682 ; State v.
Mayor, 52 Wis. 426.
job. In contract. Lyndon Granite Co. v. Fainur, 53
Vt. 585.
— interraL Atty. Gen. v. Pranther, 3 Brown Ch. 444.
— obligation. Aycock v. Martin, 37 Ga. 128.
— right. Aycock v. Martin, 37 Ga. 128.
— running order. In contract. Ancrum v. Wehiiann,
15 S. C. 118.
title. Warner v. Ass. Co., 21 Conn. 448.
Johnson v. Collins, 20 Ala. 441.
of the sea. In insurance policy. Fleming v. Uarine
PERIOD.
PERISHABLE.
Ins. Co., 3 W. & S. 144 (38 Am. Dec. 747).
— of time. Hassan v. City of Rochester, 67 N. Y. 528.
property. In statute. Millard v. Hall, 24 Ahu 229;
Steele v. Wyatt, 23 Ala. 768 ; Fish v. Spring, 25 Hob,
367.
Bradberry v. Stote, 7 Tex. (App. ) 375 ; Stewart v. Stete, <
Tex. (App.) 184; Langfordt;. State, 9 Tex. (App.) 285.
PEBMAITENT.
1^1
PISTOL.
PZSR80NS.
PZSTITIOn.
PILOT.
PISTOL.
abode. Dale v. Irwin, 78 111. 181.
improvement. In statvte, Robinet v. Pickering, 44
U. C. Q. B. 337.
HiUyard v. Miller, 10 Pa. St. 334 ; Stanley v. Leigh, 2 P.
Wms. 688; Franklin v. Armfield, 2 Sneed, 355; Maiben
V. Bobe, 6 Fla. 397.
In statute. State v. Woram, 6 Hill, 33 (40 Am. Dec. 378.)
interested in the estate. In statute. Russell v.
Hart, 87 N. Y. 19.
practising physio or surgery. In statute. Luck v.
City of Ripon, 62 Wis. 201.
aotion. Reeves v. Brown, 2 Penn. L. J. 200 ; Boyd v.
Cronan, 71 Me. 287.
— estate. Farmers', etc., Trust Co. v. Mayor, 7 HiU,
276.
— goods of another. In statute. State v. Dee, 79
Ind. 13. '
— luggage. Hudson v. Midland R. Co., 4 Q. 6. 370.
— property. In statute. MuUaly v. People, 86 N. Y.
366.
— property used in the business. In statute. U. S.
V. 48 Gallons of Spirits, 4 Ben. 471.
— representative. Card v. Card, 39 N. Y. 323 ; Wynd-
ham's Trusts, L. R. 1 Eq. Cas. 293.
— tax. State v. Ross, 3 Zab. 621.
— transaction. In statute. Howell v. Taylor, 11 Hun,
214.
in . The Bold Buccleigh, 7 Morse P. C. 267 ; The City
of Iktecca, 6 Prob. Div. 118.
signing. In statute. Roynl Canadian Bk. v. Grand
Trunk R. Co., 23 U. C. C. P. 226.
verdict. Saunders v. Davies, 14 Eng. Law & Eq.
632.
jury. Knight v. Campbell, 62 Barb. 33.
Shaft V. Phoenix Mut. Ins. Co. , 67 N. Y. 644 ; Reoeiyer v.
First Nat. Bk., 34 N. J. (Eq.) 468 ; Eustis v. Holmes, 48
Miss. 36.
Brurafitt V. Roberts, L. R. 6 C. P. 232.
force. State v. Wells, 31 Conn. 212.
other disability. In charter. Supreme Council
Order Chosen Friends v. Fairman, 62 How. Pr. 386.
People V. Francisco, 10 Abb. Pr. 82.
U. S. V. Kessler, Baldw. 28 ; U. S. v. Chappels, 2 Wheeler
Cr. Cas. 221.
The Chapman, 4 Sawyer, 609 ; U. S. v. Baker, 6 Blatchf . 12.
In statute. Cook v. State, 11 Tex. (App. ) 20.
carrying a . In statute. Titus v. State, 42 Tex. 679 ;
Baird v. State, 88 Tex. 600 ; Waddell v. State, 87 Tex.
364; Reynolds!;. State, 1 Tex. (App.) 618.
PLACE.
748
POOL
VhAT.
POISON.
POISONXNO.
POLICE.
POLIC7.
POLITICAL.
POND.
POOL.
In sliUuU. Gallaway v. Maries, 8 Q. B. Div. 275.
of worship. State v. Swinch, 4 Dev. & B. 359.
— where spirits are distilled. In statute. U. S. v.
Blaifldell, 8 Ben. 189.
where the same were proenred or maniibe-
tnred. Cases of Champagne, 1 Ben. 249.
and intelligible words. In statute. Jennings v.
State, 7 Tex. ( App. ) 350.
In plea. Blanding v. Mansfield, 72 Me. 429; Canaan v.
Greenwood Tp. Co., 1 Conn. 9.
McDaniel v. Mace, 47 Iowa, 510.
In etatute. Whitney v. State, 10 Tex. (App.) 879.
Carter v. Hoke, 64 N. C. 851 ; Davison v. Schermerhoni, 1
Barb. 481 ; Neale v. Hagthorp, 3 Bland Ch. 570.
in abatement. Middlebrook v. Ames, 5 St & P. 166.
in bar. Ranson v.^ Knight, 71 Me. 102.
Walsh V. Blackwell, 2 Green, 346 ; Bumham v. Boss, 47 Me.
459 ; Reed v. Brookman, 3 T. R. 159 ; Mills r. Martin, 19
Johns. 57 ; Drury v. Drury, 8 Wend. 326 ; Lovett v. Pell,
22 Wend. 375.
issnably. Simeon v. Thompson, 8. T. R. 71.
^— to the merits. Rahn v. Gunnison, 12 Wis. 531.
Bumham v. Ross, 47 Me. 459 ; Blystonc r. Blystone, 51 Pa.
St. 19.
Chamberlain v. Martin, 43 Barb. 610; Morris Co. v, Fisher,
1 Stockt. 686 ; Parshall v. Eggert, 52 Barb. 374 ; Brew-
ster V. Hartley, 37 CaL 25 ; Corbett v. Underwood, 83
ni. 326 ; Markharm v. Jaudon, 41 N. Y. 241.
Gloucester Bk. v. Worcester, 10 Pick. 531.
In statute. Reg. v. Cluderay, Temp. & M. 220.
she is slow her hnsband. In slander. Campbell
V. Campbell, 54 Wis. 90.
justice. Wenzler v. People, 58 N. Y. 530.
power. Davidson v. State, 4 Tex; (App.) 545; Ban-
croft V. Thayer, 5 Sawyer, 505 ; Logan v. State, 5 Tex.
(App.) 312.
Good V. Elliott, 3 T. R. 702.
of insurance. Lucena v. Crawford, 5 B. * P 801;
Ins. Co. V. Jones, 2 Binney, 561 ; Greene v. Pacific, etc,
Ins. Co., 9 Allen, 219 ; Lloyd v. Fleming, L. R. 7 Q, B.
302.
People V. Morgan, 90 111. 563.
corporation. Winspear v. Township, 37 Iowa, 544.
office. Fitzpatrick v. U. 8 , 7. Ct. of CI. 293.
Barrows v. McDermott. 73 Me. 450.
private . In statute, Reynolds v. Com, 93 Pa. St 458.
Johnson t;. Rayner, 6 Gray, 1 10.
In statute. Tattle v. State, 1 Tex. (App.) 867; Stone v.
State, 3 Tex. (App.) 675.
measure. Parish v. Thompson, 3 East, 530.
POPULAR.
749
PRECEDING.
PORT.
;^;^:hi
POSSEI
POSSESSION.
POSSIBLR
POSTIiIMIZIIL
POST-OBIT.
POTJHD.
POWER.
>ll|l
ro.
861186. Grenfelv. Commrs., 1 Ex. Div. 248.
a86. Gilmer v. Lime Point, 18 Cal. 238.
Nicholson v. Williams, L. C. 6 Q. B. 642 ; Passenger Cases, 7
How. 505 ; Packwood v. Walden, 7 Mart. (n. s.) 88; The
Wharf Case, 3 Bland Ch. 369.
of di8Charg6. Whitwell v. Harrison, 2 Welsb. H. ^
G. 136.
of 8bipm6nt. In staJtvte. Union Slate Co. v. 'niton,
73 Me. 207.
In statute. Mayor i;. Park Commrs., 44 Mich. 603.
Brown v.Volkening, 64 N. Y. 80 ; William v. Buchanan, 1 Ired.
(L.) 540; Swift v. Angus, 33 Wis. 240; Booth v. Small,
25 Iowa, 281 ; Sullivan v. Sullivan, 66 N. Y. 41.
In stcUtUe. Thomas v. State, 1 Tex. (App.) 293.
of any porson. In stcUute, Six hundred and fifty-one
chests of tea, 1 Paine, 499.
actual . Minturn v. Burr, 16 Cal. 109 ; Sunol v. Hep-
burn, 1 Cal. 263 ; Brown v. Volkening, 64 N. Y. 80 ;
Straininger v. Andrews, 4 Nev. 68 ; Coryell v. Cain, 16 Cal.
573.
Needles v. Needles, 7 Ohio St. 443.
a8 80on a8 — . In contrcKt, Hydraulic v. McMaffle, 4
Q. B. Div. 673 ; Norton v. Shepard, 48 Conn. 143.
In insurance policy. Scammon v. Grermania Ins. Co. 101
HI. 621.
right of the . Leitensdorfer v. Webb, 1 New Mex.
44.
Crawford v. Russell, 62 Barb. 95; Boynton v. Hubbard 7
Mass. 119.
Borie v. Tix)t, 5 Phila. 403.
Thompson v. Laing, 8 Bosw, 482 ; Burleigh v. Clough, 52 N.
H. 271 ; Goodell v. Brigham, 1 B. <&P. 197.
and authority. In charter. Flynn v. Canton Co. , 40
Md. 319.
appendant. Wilson v. Troup, 2 Cow. 236.
coupled with interest. Bonney v. Smith, 17 HI.
553 ; Clark v. Homthal, 47 Miss. 534.
— in gro88. Wilson v. Troup, 2 Cow. 236.
— in tmat. Stenicker v. Dickerson, 9 Barb. 519.
In statute. Kendall v. U. S. , 12 Pet. 636.
conatruction. Bank v. Smith, 3 S. & R. 69.
Poyser v. Minors, 7 Q. B. Div. 333 ; Re Osier, 7 U. C. Pr.
80; Paige v. Austin, 26 U. C. C. P. 110.
of the church. In statute. McRae v. McLeod, 26 U.
C. Chy. 255.
Randolph v. Milman, L. R. 4 C. P. 111.
In statute. Myers a. State, 7 Tex. (App.) 640.
last census of the United States. In statute.
Nelson v. Edwards, 55 Tex. 389.
PRBDOMINANT.
750
PRIVATE.
PRZDOICZNANT.
PXtEONANT.
PREJUDICE.
lES.
PREROGATIVE.
PRESCRIPTION.
PRESUMPTION.
PREVIOUS.
PREVIOUSL7.
PRIMAOE.
PRIVATE.
Mathews v. Bliss, 17 Pick. 53.
claimant. Hosmer v, Wallace, 9 Otto, 581.
right. Diliingham v. Fisher, 5 "Wis. 480 ; Bowers v.
Keesecker, 14 Iowa, 307.
dividend. Tafft v. R. Co. 8 R. I. 333.
Be Hapgood, 2 Lowell, 202.
with a quick child. Evans v. People, 49 N. T. 89.
HttDgerford v. Gushing, 2 Wis. 405.
. In statute. State v. Carr, 53 Yt. 46.
In statute. Queen v. Justices, 8 Q. B. Div. 369.
Alvord V. Smith, 63 Ind. 62.
People v. Murray, 14 Cal. 159.
- of testimony. Hills v. Goodyear, 4 Lea, 248.
Atty. Gen. v. City of Eau Clare, 37 Wis. 443.
Simpson v. Coe, 4 N. H. 302 ; Applegate v. Morse, 7 Laos 61.
property recovered or . In statute. Clover v.
Adams, 6 Q. B. Div. 623.
In statute. Re McRae, 25 U. C. Q. B. 619.
Welsh V. Sackett, 12 Wis. 257 ; Snediker v. EveringliaiD, 3
Dutch. 153 ; Oaks v. Weller, 16 Vt 71 ; Insurance Co. v.
Weide, 11 Wall. 441 ; Fanshaw v. Rotheram, 1 Eden, 284.
of fact. Elng V. Burdett, 4 B. & Aid. 161 ; Bow t.
Allenstown, 34 N. H. 865 ; Snediker v. Everingham, 3
Dutch. 150.
— » of law. Snediker v. Everingb.am, 3 Dutch. 150; Ljoq
V. Guild, 5 Heisk. 182.
falae . In statute. Reg. v. Jones, Temp. & M. 270;
Reg. V. Wooley, Temp. & M. 279 ; Buckalew v. State, 11
Tex. ( App. ) 352.
demand. Tyler v. Bland, 9 M. & W. 340.
Libreht v. Wilcoxon, 40 Iowa, 94.
evidence. Jackson v Thatcher, 1 N. Y. (S. C.) 1C7.
Peters v. Speights, 4 Md. Ch. 381 ; Charlton v. Cotesworth,
R. & M. 177.
Boulton V. Bull, 2 H. Bl. 478 ; Adams v. Whittlesey, 3 Conn.
567 ; Mitchell's Case, 33 Gratt. 868.
People V. Stewart, 7 Cal. 143.
In statute. Curry v. Turner, 3 U. C. Pr. 144.
act. /» constitution. Allen v. Hirsch, 8 Oregon, 442 ;
Re Bayard, 25 Hun, 546.
bill. In constitution. People t?. Supervisors, 43 N.
Y. 17.
— carrier. PennenwiU v. Cullen, 5 Harr. (Del.) 242.
— inatitntionB. Toledo Bk. v. Bond, 1 Ohio St 643.
— law. Hart v. Baltimore, etc., R. Co., 6. W. Vs. 349.
— nniaance. Galbraith v. Oliver, 3 Flttsb. 81 ; Barditt
V. Swenson, 17 Tex. 592.
right of way. Garrison v. Rudd, 19 SI. 563.
road. Witham v. Osburn, 4 Oregon, 324.
PRIVATE.
751
PROMISE.
— Continued.
«ir
PRO<
^Mtll
^Mtll
ra.
roa
^Mti;
PROCESS.
Btatate. People v. Supervisors, 43 N. Y. 16.
way. Jones v. Andover, 6 Pick. 60; Clark t;. R. Co.«
24 N. H. 118.
wrong. Com. v. Dunham, Thatcher Cr. Cas. 550.
PROCHAIN.
PROCTOR.
PROFESSIONAL.
PROFIT.
PROFITS.
PROMISE.
Languille v. State, 4 Tez. ( App.) 817 ; Lawyer's Tax Cases, 8
Heisk. 649 ; Ripley v. Knight, 128 Mass. 519 ; State v.
Betts, 4 Zab, 557. ,
commnnication. Wright v. Woodgate, 2 Cr. M. &
R. 573 ; Harrison v. Bush, 5 El» & Bl. 849 ; Toogood v.
Spry ling, 1 Cr. M. ^ R. 193 ; Lewis v. Chapman, 16 N.
T. 873 ; Buohs v. Bockur, 6 Heisk. 405.
Lord V. Steam Co., 4 Sawyer, 800; Gk)urand v. Gourand, 3
Redf. 267.
Society v. Yamey, 54 N. H. 378 ; Coan v. Osgood, 15 Barb.
588.
Dickenson v. Lowell, 35 N. H. 16 ; Coan v. Osgood, 15
Barb. 588.
▼erdict. Willard v. Shaffer, 6 Phila 520 ; Com. v.
HeUer, 5PhUa]24.
Groning v. Union Ins. Co., 1 N. & Mc. 589; Harris v.
White, 81 N. Y. 539.
court. Penhallow v. Doane, 3 Dall. 91.
oauBO. Humphries v. Parker, 52 Me. 505, TTlmer v.
Leland, 1 Me. 135 ; Siebert v. Price, 5 W. & 8. 438 (40
Am. Dec. 525); Cockfield v. Braveboy, 2 McMuU (L.)
270 (39 Am. Dec. 123).
Manufacturers, etc., Ins. Co. v. Atwood, 28 U. C. C. P. 21 ;
Re Botsford, 22 U. C. C. P. 65 ; Reg v. Kerr, 26 U. C. C.
P. 214 ; Re Chalfey, 80 U. C. Q. B. 64.
Gordon v. State, 4 Kas. 501 ; Frazer v. Phelps, 8 Sandf.
741.
In statvJte. Salt v. Cooper, 16 Ch. Div. 544; Ross r. Fare-
well, 5 U. C. C. P. 101 ; Meloche v. Raume, 34 U. C. Q.
B. 606 ; Casper v. Keaohie, 41 U. C. Q. B. 599.
In will Thomson's Estate, 12 Phila. 131.
Perry v. LoriUard Ins. Co., 6 Lans. 204 ; Cochrane u. Deener,
4 Otto, 288; Blackmore's Case, 8 Coke, 157 b; City of
Davenport v. Bird, 34 Iowa, 527 ; City of Philadelphia v.
Campbell, 11 Phila. 164; People v. Nevins, 1 HQl, 169.
Terbal. Hall v. HaU, 11 Tex. 539.
axrd. Tucker v. Dabbs, 12 Heisk. 19; Leopold v.
Meyer, 10 Abb. Pr. 40.
Stephenson v. Higgenson, 3 H. L. Cas. 686.
employment. Pennock v. Fuller, 41 Mich. 155.
a prendre. Post v. Pearsall, 22 Wend. 433.
In contract. Dean v. Dean, 54 Wis. 331 ; Jones v. Davidson,
2 Sneed, 452.
Newcomb v. Clark, 1 Denio, 229.
PROMISSORY,
752
PUBLIO.
PROMI8SOR7.
PROOF.
PRosBonnoN.
PROTESTATION.
PROTESTED.
PROVED.
PROVISO.
PROVINCIAL.
note. Morgan v. Edward, 53 Wis. 607 ; Longwell r.
Day, 1 Mioh. (N. P.) 288; Reg. v. McDonald, 12 U.G.
Q. B. 543.
Hill V. Hunt, Spencer, 478 ; Lenox t;. Ins. Co., 3 Johns. Cas.
25 ; Ferry v. R. Co., 86 Iowa, 106 ; R. Co. v. Reynolds, 6
How. Pr. 98.
Ciuitody. Nowlin v. Bomell, 75 Va. 552.
representatiTe. In ttatuU. Zeagel v. Knster, 51
Wis. 87.
In statute. Davison t;. State, 12 Tex. (App.) 214 ; Rassellr.
Ralph, 53 Wis. 882 ; Re McCutcheon, 22 U. C. Q. B. 613;
Kidd V. O'Connor, 43 U. C. Q. B. 193.
money, fonds, credits, and , In sUituu. People v.
New York, etc., R. Co., 84 N. Y. 565.
In atatute. Yuengling v. Schile, 12 Fed. Rep. 103.
In statute. Brown v. Grand Trunk R. Co. , 24 U. C. Q. B.
350.
in occupancy. In stahOe. Reg. v. Parlee, 23 U. G.
C. P. 859.
In statute. Reg. v. Clements, Temp. & M. 580 ; Tennessee v.
Davis, 10 Otto, 269.
Spies V. Newberry, 2 Doug. (Mich.) 428; Ocoee Bk. v.
Hughes, 2 Coldw. 54 ; Crosen v. Earhart, 8 Or^n, 370.
Graysbrook v. Cox, Plowd. 276.
for non-payment. Spies v. Newberry, 2 Doug. (Mich. }
428.
Fury t;. State, 8 Tex. (App.) 471.
to be genuine. In statute. Hyde v. Woolfolk, 1
Iowa, 160.
Minns v. U. S., 15 P6t. 448; Waffle v. Goble, 53 Barb.
522.
boundary. In statute. Smith v. Ratte, 13 U. C. Chj.
696.
armed .
In statute. Yaugh v State, 3 Coldw. 107.
PROXIMATE.
PUBUC.
Kuhn 17. Jewett, 5 Stew. (N. J.) 649.
canae. Juckeri;. Chicago, etc., R. Co., 52 Wis. 151;
Davis V. Standish, 26 Hun, 615.
damagea. Henry v. R. Co., 50 Cal. 183.
dominion. Coles v. Perry, 7 Tex. 136.
asaembly. In statute. Summerlin v. State, 3 Tex.
(App. ) 444.
corporation. Regents t;. Williams, 9 Gill & J. 401 ;
Commrs. v. King, 13 Fia. 470.
enemy. R. Co. v. Estes, 7 Heisk. 625 ; Southern Ex.
Co. V. Womach, 1 Heisk. 269.
— inatitntiona. Toledo Bk. v. Bond, 1 Ohio St 643.
lands. In statute. Verdier v. R. Co., 15 8. G. 476;
Newhall v. Sanger, 2 Otto, 753.
— law. Hart v. Baltimore, etc., B. Co. 6 W. Va. 349.
PUBLIC.
758
PURCHASERS.
— Continaed.
PUBLICATION.
pdbl:
^:^:i:^^:
— moneys. In treaty, Blandford v. State, 10 Tex.
(App.)627.
nniflance. Coe v. Schultz, 2 Abb. Pr. (n. s.) 195;
Chesbrough v. Commrs , 37 Ohio St. 516; Atty. Gen.
V. Evart Booming Co. , 34 Mich. 478.
— office. Atty. Gen. v. Barstow, 4 Wis. 646 ; People v.
Hynee, 7 How. Pr. 50.
officer. ' Hill V. Boyland, 40 Miss. 625 ; Bunn v. Peo-
ple, 45 III. 400; Henley v. Mayor of Lyne, 5 Bing. 91.
place. In statute. Goss v. Cardcll, 53 Vt. 447;
O'Mally V. McGinn, 63 Wis. 360.
purpOBeB. In statute. Liskeard Union v. Liskeard
Water Works Co., 7 Q. B. Div. 605.
road. Morgan v. Livingston, 6 Mart. 232; Mills v:
State, 20 Ala. 88.
— Becnrities. In mU. Ewart v. Gordon, 13 U. C. Chy.
40.
Btream. Ryan v. Brown, 18 Mich. 199.
trnat. Be Wood, Hopkins Ch. 8.
war. Slocumv. Walker, 1 Conn. 441.
waters. Cobb v. Davenport, 3 Vroom, 378.
wrongB. Com. v. Dunham, Thatcher Cr. Cas. 550.
the . Baker V. Johnson, 21 Mich. 386. •
Grigsby v. Breckemidge, 2 Bush, 507 ; Pancoast v. Curtis,
1 Halst. 415; Lewis v. Lewis, 18 Barb. 23; Watson v.
Pipes, 32 Miss. 466 ; Moodie v. Reid, 7 Taunt. 362 ; King
V. Burdett, 4 B. & Aid. 112.
Knowlton v. Horner, 30 Me. 656.
Leroy v. Jamison, 3 Sawyer, 377.
Trenouth v. San Francisco, 10 Otto, 251.
darrien continuance. Waterbury v. McMillan, 46
Me. 640.
Martin v. Strachan, 1 Wils. 72 ; Maydell v. Maydell, 9 Heisk.
577 ; Grant v. Bennett, 96 111. 535 ; James v. Morey, 2
Cow. 290 ; Priest v. Cummings, 20 Wend. 356 ; Coles v.
Perry, 7 Tex. 135.
lands held by . In statute. Hilgers v. Quinney, 51
Wis. 62.
Goodwin v. Williams, 5 U. C. Chy. 539 ; Gillespie v. Van
Egmondt, 6 U. C. Chy. 533.
for Talnable consideration. Clark v. Troy, 20 Cal.
223.
in good faith. In statute. Mueller v. Brigham, 53
Wis. 173 ; Powell v. Williams, 54 Wis. 636.
bona fide . In statute. Boom v. Van Schoonloven
87 N. Y. 446.
for valuable consideration. In statute. Davis v.
Beazley, 75 Va. 491.
PURELY.
754
RATIONAL.
money demand. J[n statute. Hope v. Ferris, 30
n. C. C. P. 520 ; Soales v. Soules, 85 U. C. Q. B. 334 ;
Bank of Hamilton «. Western Ass. Co. 38 U. C. Q. B. 609 :
Cole V. Bank of Montreal, 39 U. C. Q. B. 54 ; Eayanaugh
V. Corporation, 39 U. C. Q. B. 415 ; Kelly v. Ins. Co. 26
U. C. C. P. 299.
Fogg t^. State, 9 Yerg. 394 ; State v. Fenly, 18 Mo. 454.
Drake t;. R. Co. 7. Barb. 548 ; City of Columbns v. Jacques,
. 30 Ga. 512; AttyGen. v. Utica Ins. Co., 2 Johns. Ch.
381.
Payne v. Conner, 3 Bibb, 181 ; Smith v. Hickman, Cooke
(Tenn. ) 337.
out at interest. In vnU. Nyce's Estate, 5 W. & S.
PURPORT.
PUHVmW.
PUT.
PUTS.
254 (40 Am. Dec. 4d8).
Hopper V, Sage, 15 Jones & Sp. 77.
QUARR7.
QUASH.
QUASI
QUESTION.
QUIA TIMET.
QUIET.
QUALIFICATION. In statuU. Reg. v. Manning, 4 U. C. Pr. 73.
QUALIFIED. Hyde t;. State, 52 Miss. 672 ; State v. Niebling, 6 Ohio St 44.
fee. Lott V. Wyckoff, 1 Barb. 575.
indorsement. Hailey v. Falconer, 32 Ala. 539.
Hale V. Salter, 25 La. Ann. 324.
Bell y. Wilson, L. R. 1 App. Cas. 309.
Crawford v. Stewart, 38 Pa. St. 36 ; Boseley v. Broner, 24
Miss. 462.
People V. Bradley, 60 HI. 402.
corporation. School District v. Insurance Co., 13
Otto, 708.
crime. Wiggins v. City of Chicago, 68 III. 375.
of law. In statute. Reg. v. Kerr, 26 U. C. C. P. 214.
bill . Bryant v. Peters, 3 Ala. 169.
pturpoBea which shall t^nd to diatorb the — or
comfort of the neighborhood. In deed. Tobej v.
Moore, 130 Mass. 448.
QUIT-CLAIM. deed. Ely v. Stannard, 44 Conn. 533.
QUORUM. In statute. State v. Blair, 53 Vt. 24. .
QUO WARRANTO. Thompson v. People, 23 Wend. 577 ; Lindsay v. Atty.
Gen., 33 Miss. 523 ; State v. Gleason, 12 Fla. 219.
Sharpless v. Mayor, 21 Pa. St. 169; Beardsley v. Ontario
Bk., 31 Barb. 624.
bridge. R. Co. v. R. Co., 2 Duv. 178
Cother v. R. Co. , 2 Phil. Ch. 474.
station. In contract. Carroll v. Casemere, 20 U. C
Chy. 16.
Wood V. U. S., 15 Ct. of CI. 159.
Havelock v. Rockwood, 8 T. R. 277.
Mayo v. State, 7 Tex. (App. ) 346.
In indictment. Walling? v. State, 7 Tex. (App.) 625.
Atty. Gen. v. City of Eau Claire, 37 Wis. 426.
RATIFICATION. Negley v. Lindsay, 67 Pa. St. 228 ; Halton v. Stewart, 2 Lea,
235 ; Harris v. Wall, 1 Ex. 129.
RATIONAL. donbt. Smith v. Com., 1 Duv. 228 ;
RANSOM.
RAVISH.
755
BECBIVEB.
In ithdictmefU. Williams v. State, 1 Tex. ( App. ) 90 ; Walling
«. State, 7 Tex. (App.) 626.
action. Hall v. Decker; 48 Me. 255.
— and competent Bupport. IntdU. EUerbe v. Ellerbe^
1 Spear (Eq.) 828 (40 Am. Dec. 623).
and peraonal effects. In wUl. Beall t;. Holmes, 6
H. A J. 214.
— composition. Lediani v. Anstie, 3 Ton. & J. 560.
estate. Avery v, Dufrees, 9 Ohio, 147 ; Gillett v.
REASONABLE.
RE-ASSIONED.
REBIJTTINO.
RECEIPT.
RECEIVE.
RECEIVED.
Gaffney, 3 Col. 360 ; Mathes v. Dobschutz, 72 111. 441 ; Re
Parsons, 4 U. C. App. 179.
or personal property. In stcOute. Laws v. Elking-
ham, 8 Q. B. Diy. 283. .
— care. Bead v. Morse, 84 Wis. 318; Johnson ^. R.
Co. , 6 Duer, 646.
— certainty. State v. Shaw, 4 Jones (L.) 448.
diligence. Chase v. May berry, 2 Harr. (Del.) 267.
donbt. Chapman v. State, 3 Tex. (App.) 67 ; Smith v.
State, 9 Tex.. (App.) 150; Robertson v. State, 9 Tex.
(App.) 209 ; Purkey i?. State, 3 Heisk. 28 ; Com. v. Web-
ster, 6 Cush. 320; People v. Pinley, 88 Mich. 483;
McGuire v. People 44 Mich. 290.
— notice. In statute. French v. Brans wick, 21 Me. 29
(88 Am. Dec. 250.)
provocation. State v. Ellis, 74 Mo. 221 ; State v.
Lewis, 74 Mo. 222 ; State v. Kotovsky, 74 Mo. 247.
— skill. • Mechanic's Bk. v. Merchant's Bk., 6 Mete. 26.
time. Colt v. Owens, 15 Jones & Sp. 430 ; Jackson v.
Saunders, 1 Sch. Sc Let. 461; Goodwin v. Creverley, 4
Hurl. Ai N. 633 ; Graham v. Land Co., 30 Eng. L. & Eq,
579; Pruney v. R. Co., 19 Minn. 263.
wear and tear. In contract. Anglin v. Henderson,
21 U. C. Q. B. 27; Chamberlin v. Trenouth, 23 U. C. C.
P. 497.
Parsons v. Crabb, 31 U. C. Q. B. 435.
Hubbard v. Harnden Ex. Co., 10 R. I. 247.
Eilliam v. KilUam, 25 Ga. 186.
The Missouri v. Webb, 9 Mo. 194 ; Pendexter v. Carlton, 16
N. H. 489.
In statute. Reg. v. Wiley, Temp. & M. 360.
or take into his possession. In ^atute. Atty.
Gren V, King, 5 Pi-ice, 195.
Schultz V. Coon, 51 Wis. 418.
all money or property they have
wiU. Nolan v. Bolton, 25 Ga. 352.
Booth V. Clark, 17 How. 831 ; Hackley v. Draper, 4 N. Y.
(S. C.) 331 ; Ross v. Williams, 11 Heisk. 412 ; Merritt v.
Lyon, 16 Wend. 421.
pendente lite. Keeney v. Home Ins. Co., 71 N. Y.
401.
from me. In
BECITE.
756
REMEDIAL.
XtECOOHIZANCE
REcoonnsL
RECOONIZDrO.
RECOBD.
Hart V. Baltiinore, etc., R. Co., 6 W. Va. 348.
. SUte V. Warren, 17 Tex. 288 ; SUte v* Walker, 56 N. E
1 78 ; State v. Dowd, 43 N. H. 455 ; People v. Van Epe, 4
Wend. 390 ; Respublica v. Cobbett, 3 Dallas, 475 ; Scholtze
V. State, 43 Md. 306 ; Shattuck v. People, 5 111. 479.
In contract. Arthur v. Monck, 21 U. C. C. P. 76.
In statute. Leak v. Bear, 80 N. C. 273.
Hahn v. Kelley, 34 Cal. 422 ; Leathers v. Coolej, 49 Me. 345;
Sayles v. Briggs, 4 Mete. 423; Re Chiistem, 11 Jones &
Sp. 531; Murfree v. Carmack, 4 Yeig. 276; DaTidson v.
Murphy, 13 Conn. 217.
Sawyer v. Adams, 8 Vt. 175.
Davies v. Pettit, 1 1 Ark. 355 ; Miursah v. State, 51 Miss. 656.
Grand Lodge v. Knox, 20 Mo. 437 ; McCoUough r. Cox, 6
Barb. 391 ; Nichols v. Dusenbury, 2 N. Y. 286.
Norton v. Winter, 1 Oregon, 48 ; Clark v. Lrwin, 8 Canada L.
J. 21.
Hoover v. Clarke, 3 Murphy, 171 ; Strobeeker v. Faimer^s Bt,
6 Pa. St. 45.
In statute. Re Horton, 3 Q. B. Div. 434.
Webster v. Thompson, 55 Ga. 434.
State V. Gallimore, 2 Ired. (L. ) 377.
Lambert v. Hill, 41 Me. 482.
Manhattan Life Ins. Co. v. Doll, 80 Lid. 116.
Taylor v. Mason, 9 Wheat. 344.
New Ipswich Factory v. Batchelder, 3 N. H. 192.
— physician. Bradbury v. Barden, 35 Conn. 581.
XtECORDINO.
XtECORDS^
RECOUPMENT.
REFORMATION.
REFTTSINO.
REOARDANT.
REOULAR.
REOTTLATE.
RE-INSITRANCE.
REJODflNO.
RELATION.
RELATIONS.
RELEVANCT.
RELEVANT.
RELIOIOirS.
REMAIN.
REMAINDER
^.MMI
IIAL.
In constitution. Gillin v. Armstrong, 12 Phila. 626.
In atatuU. Beaver Ins. Co. v. Trimble, 23 U. C. C. P. 252.
gratis. Adkins v. Anderson, 10 M. ^ W. 14.
Davis V. Bailey, 1 Ves. sr. 84.
In will. Green v. Howard, 1 Brown Ch. Cas. 31.
Baker v. Baker, 4 Dutch. 20 ; Field v. Colombet, 4 Sawyen
527; Power v. Lester, 17 How. Pr. 416 ; Bowes r. Foster
2 H. & N. 788 ; Dawson v. Graham, 41 U. C. Q. B. 532.
State V. Wilson, 72 Me. 537.
Trull V. True, 53 Me. 367 ; Platner v. Platner, 78 N. Y. 95.
or charitable uses. In statute. Rhymer's Appeal,
93 Pa. St. 145.
proceeding in . Stroupper v. McCauley, 45 Ga. 77:
The Bold Buccleugh, 7 Moore, P. C. 267 ; The City of
Mecca, 6 Prob. Div. 118.
become vacant or unoccupied and ao . In tnwr-
ance policy. Laselle v. Ins. Co., 43 N. J. (L.) 468.
Bennett v. Garlock,.10 Hun, 337 ; Todd v. Jackson, i Dutdt
540.
In torn, Nyce's Estate, 5 W. S. 254 (40 Am. Dec. 498).
▼eated . Hawley v. James, 5 Paige, 466.
atatute. Reid %\ Worthfield, 13 Pick. 102.
REMEDY.
ni
RESIDUARY.
^ /, • M »
ST.
REMOTE.
State v. Poulterer, 16 Cal. 528 ; Jones v. Fletcher, 54 Miss. 681.
cauBe. Davis v. Standish, 26 Hun, 615.
dominion. Coles v. Perry, 7 Tex. 136.
judgment . Fleet v. Young, 11 Wend. 528.
Moers v. City of Heading, 21 Pa. St. 201.
Marsh v. Butterworth, 4 Mich. 577 ; Van Wicklen v. Paulsqn,
14 Barb. 655; People v. Van Rensselaer, 8 Barb. 209;
Bloodworth v. Stevens, 51 Miss. 480; Boyd v. McCombs,
4 Pa. St. 147.
charge. Spencer v. Austin, 38 Vt. 265 ; Cornell v.
Lamb, 2 Cow. 659; Wagstaff v. Lowerre, 23 Barb. 216.
aeck. Wallace v. Harmstad-, 44 Pa. St. 495.
service. Cornell v. Lamb, 1 Cow. 659 ; Ingersoll v.
Sergeant, 1 Whart. 347.
RENXTNCIATION. Re Maxwell, 2 Green (N. J.) 614.
R. Co. V. Pittsburg, 80 Pa. St. 76.
In contract. Anglin v. Henderson, 21 U. C. Q. B. 27.
In statute. Re Roberts, 25 Hun, 371
Roe V, McCrea, 1 Ashmead, 17; Williamson v. Ringgold, 4
Cranch C. C. 42.
Kirk V. Morris, 40 Ala, 229.
the State in all casea. In constitution. State v.
^ . i^
FT.
REPRIEVE.
REPUTATION
RES OEST2I.
Paris R. Co. , 55 Tex. 76.
REPRESENTATION. Buf ord v. New York Life Ins. Co. , 5 Oregon, 839 ; Farm-
ers, etc., Ins. Co. v, Snyder, 16 Wend. 488; Mackie v.
Pleasants, 2 Binney, 372; Stevens v. Dennett, 51 N. H.
334 ; Murdock v, Ins. Co. , 2 N. Y. 220.
. Stockdale v. Nicholson, L. R. 4 £q. Cas. -367 ; Lee v.
Dill, 39 Barb. 520 ; Delanney v. Burnett, 9 111. 434.
Carnal v. Parker, 1 Park. C. C. 266.
Higham v. Ridgway, 10 East. 120.
O'Shields v. State, 55 Ga. 696 ; Hall v. State, 48 Ga. 607 ;
State V. Thomas, 30 La. Ann. 600; Hunter v. State, 11
Vroom, 538 ; Morrill v. Foster, 32 N. H. 360.
State V. Barrett, 42 N. H. 469 ; State v. Mazyck, 3 Rich. 292.
Craig V. Wells, 11 N. Y. 321 ; Parsell v. Stryker, 41 N. Y.
484 ; Ryckman v. Gillis, 6 Lans. 81.
Ryekman v. Gillis, 6 Lans. 81 ; Bowman v. Wathen, 2
McLean, 392.
Re Heron, 6 Phila. 9p ; Chaine v. Wilson, 1 Bosw. 685 ; Lamb
V. Sm>i;he, 15 M.' & W. 434 ; Hall v. Hall, 25 Wis. 606 ;
Marr v. Corporation of Vienna, 10 Canada L. J. 276.
Calcutta Jute Mills v. Nicholson, 1 Ex. Div. 445.
U. S. V. Penelope, 2 Pet. Adm. 450.
In statute. Ladouceur v, Salter, 6 U. C. Pr. 305 ; Mellish v.
Van Norman, 13 U. C. Q. B. 455 ; La Pointe v. Grand Trunk
R. Co., 26 U. C. Q. B. 479 ; Bank of Toronto v. Fanning,
17 U. C. Chy. 514 ; Reg. v. Rochester, 7 Canada, L. J. 102.
legatee. In will. Re Methun & Blore's Contract, 16
Ch. Div. 696.
RESERVATION.
RESIDUE.
758
RISK.
Choat V. Yeates, 1 Jac. & W. 105 ; Cole i;. Turner, 4 Baas.
376 ; Eyre v. Marsden, 4 Myl. & Cr. 243 ; Phelps v. Rob-
bins, 40 Conn. 264.
Queen v. Blizzard, L. B. 2 Q. B. 57.
the o£ In vM. Morton v. Barrett, 22 Me. 257 ; (39
Am. Dec. 574).
and eonditioiui. In deed. Tobey v. Moore, 130
Mass. 448.
— trust. Keller v. Kunkel, 46 Md. 569 ; RunnelB v.
XtESIONATION.
REST.
XtESTRICnONS.
RESULTINO.
RxnrAiL.
Jackson, 1 How. (Miss.) 360.
sell or expose for sale by
Evans, 8 Q. B. Div. 373.
Paschall v. Hailman, 9 111. 300.
In stoUute. GnU r.
RETXtEAT.
Loomis V. Green, 7 Me.^ 391 ; Barnard v. Daggett, 68 Ind.
310; Lowry v. McMillan, 8 Pa. St. 163; Erant v. Mc-
Mahan, 1 Ala. 47.
to the walL People v. Jarvis, 57 Cal. 120.
RETROSPECTIVE. law. Wynne v. Wynne, 2 Swan, 410.
REVEXVDICATION. Benedict v. Schaettle, 12 Ohio St 520.
REVERSION. Throckmorton v. Tracy, Plowd. 158.
REVERSIONAR7. interest. People v, Lawrence, 54 Barb. 619.
REVOCATION. Goodtitle v. Otway, 1 B. & P. 6l8; Lathrop v. Daiilop,4
Hun, 215; Beauchamp's Will, 4 T. B. Mon. 363.
State V. Church, 5 Oregon, 377.
the market. Bubery v. Grant, L. B. 13 Eq. Gas. 447.
— lawfnUy accrned or established. InacOute. Peo-
ple V. Cohocton Stone Road, 25 Hun, 14.
of common. Van Rensselaer v. Radcliif, 10 Wend.
647 ; Smith v. Floyd, 18 Barb. 527.
— of dower. Blain v. Harrison, 11 HI. 385; Smith r.
REWARD
Rioomo.
RIOHT.
Hines, 10 Fla. 283.
Of lien. Woods' Appeal, 30 Pa. St. 277.
of property. Brush v. Carter, 3 Yroom, 562 ; Am-
midown v. Granite Bk. , 8 Allen, 290 ; Toledo Bk. v. Bond,
1 Ohio St. 662.
— of trial by jnry. Neely t;. State, 4 Baxt 80.
of way. Bodfish v. Bodfish, 105 Mass. 319; Dine-
hart V. Wells, 2 Barb. 435; Stuyvesant v. Woodruff,
1 Zab. 136 ; WUd v. Derg, 43 Ind. 458.
or color of right. In atatute. Gilbert v. Doyle, U
U. C. C. P. 60.
— to redeem. Laflin v. Crosby, 99 Mass. 447.
— of conscience. Com. v. Lesher, 17 S. & R. 160.
— of the defendant. In etaiute. Maddox v. State, li
RIOT.
Tex. (App.) 429.
State V, RusseU, 45 N. H. 84.
Stokes V. Cox, 1 H. & N. 334.
carpenters' . In insurance policy. Alkan ». New
Hampshire Ins. Co., 53 Wis. Ii3.
BISKS.
759
SCANDALOUS.
RISKS.
aU
In inntrance policy. Marcy v. Sun Ins. Co., 11
ROAD.
ROB.
ROLL.
ROLLZNG.
RUMMIMG.
RUFTT7BR
SALEABLE.
SALVAGE.
SALVOR.
SANCTION.
SATISFACTION.
SATISFACTORY.
SATISFIED.
SAVINGHS.
SCANDAL.
SCANDALOXT8.
La. Ann. 748.
Gravit V. Chambers, 2 Ohio. 497; Alabama v. Georgia, 23
How. 513 ; McHardj v. Corporation of Ellice, 37 U. C.
Q. B. 580 ; 39 U. C. Q. B. 546 ; 1 U. C. App. 628.
Mining Co. v. Kennedy, 3 Nev. 373.
public or other . In statute. Green v. Morris, etc.,
R. Co., 24N, J. (L.)486.
In indictment. Acker v. Com., 94 Pa. St. 284.
Kimble v. State, 12 Tex. (App.) 420; Skipworth v. State, 8
Tex. (App.) 138; U. S. v. Wilson, Baldw. 93; Donally'a
Case, I Leach, 231 ; Turner v. State, 1 Ohio St. 425.
Colman v. Shattuck, 2 Hun, 502.
Btock. Ohio, etc., R. Co., v. Weber, 96 111. 448.
at large. Hinman v. R. Co , 28 Iowa, 494.
Bwitch. Brown v. R. Co., 32 N. Y. 597, note.
Evans v. Ins. Co., 43 N. Y. 151.
port. In charter party. The Alhambra, 6 Prob. Div.
68 ; Shields v. Wilkins, 5 Ex. 304.
Eldridge v. Kuehl, 27 Iowa, 173 ; Creveling y. Wood, 95 Pa.
St. 158; Parker v. Donaldson, 2 W. & S. 19; Clemens v.
Davis, 7 Pa. St. 264 ; Wittkowsky v. Wasson, 71 N. C.
455; Com. v. Davis, 12 Bosh, 241; Payne v. Lassiter, 10
Yerg. 512 ; Watson v. Brooks, 13 Fed. Rep. 541 ; State v.
Wentworth, 35 N. H. 443.
In insurance policy. Western Mass. Ins. Co. v. Riker, 10
Mich. 281 ; Edwards v. Farmer's Ins. Co., 21 Wend. 494.
executed . Smith v. Supervisors, 44 Wis. 691.
underwoods. King v. Inhabitants, 10 East, 224.
Saa V. The Alexander, 2 Paine, 469 ; Baker v. Hoag, 7 Barb.
116 ; The Old Natchez, 9 Fed. Rep. 480 ; Lohre v. Aitehi-
son, 3 Q. B. Div. 568.
service. The Saragossa, 1 Ben. 553 ; McConnochie v.
Kerr, 9 Fed. Rep. 53.
Baker v. Hoag, 7 N. Y. 559 ; The Clarita, 23 Wall. 16.
cause of action. Bull v. Hopkins, 7 Johns. 21.
manner. Phillips v. County Commrs., 122 Mass. 266.
offence. In statute. Hirshfield v. State, 11 Tex.
(App.) 207. •
Webber's Case, 33 Gratt. 904.
of an oath. Blocker t;. Burness, 2 Ala. 355.
Green v. Green, 49 Ind. 423 ; Planters' Bk .v. Calvit, 3 S. d;
M. 194 ; Beck v. McGillis, 9 Barb. 57.
evidence. Mayer v. Boyle, 30 Me. 481.
Reynolds v. Thomas, 1 Root, 306.
bank. Johnson v. Ward, 2 Bradwell, 274 ; Bank v.
Collector, 3 Wall. 513.
Sharif v. Com., 2 Binney, 519.
matter. Woods v. Morrell, 1 Johns. Ch. 106.
80IENCB.
760
SESSIONS.
SCHOOL.
Jackson v. Waldron, 13 Wend. 205 ; Harris v. Panama R.
Co., 3 Bosw. 18.
rolls. Free v. McHugh, 24 U. C. C. P. 13.
common education. In congtituUan. Powell v.
' Board of Edacation, 97 111. 375.
Portevant v. Pendleton, 23 Miss. 36 ; State v. Scott, 2 Swan,
335.
U. S. V. Bojall, 3 Cranch, 622.
and lot. McCaifraj v. Goyer, 59 Pa. St. 1 16.
pOBSeBflion. Spiers v. Duane, 54 Cal. 177.
Collier v. Valentine, 11 Mo. 506; Cohn v. Davidson, 2 Q.
B. Div. 461.
coasins. In toill. Bonner t;. Good, 19 Ch. Div. 201.
partnerahip. U. S. Bk. v. Binney, 5 Mason, 186
SCOLD.
SCOT.
SCRAMBLINO.
SEAWORTHT.
SECOND.
SECRETR
SECURITT.
SEDUCTION.
SECURE.
^\2i^At
SELECT.
SELF-DEFENSE.
SELLER.
SELLING.
SENTENCE.
In stcUute. Reg. v. Wynn, Temp. & M. 36.
Storm V. Waddell, 2 Sandf. (Ch.) 506.
Hogan V. Cregan, 6 Robt. 138 ; Johnson v. Holliday, 79 Ind.
158; Dinkey v. Com., 17 Pa. St 130; Brown v. Kingslej,
38 Iowa, 224.
In contract. Holmes v. Thompson, 38 U. C. Q. B. 292.
Kilniek v. Maidman, 1 Burr, 407 ; Van Rensselaer v. Poacher,
5 Denio, 44; Upchurch v. Anderson, 3 Bazt. 411; Fowle
V. Ayer, 8 N. H. 59; Frost v. Cloutman, 11 N. H. 15;
Jenkins v. Fahey, 73 N. Y. 362 ; Ford v. Gamer, 49 Ala.
603.
and set apart. In statute. State v. Haggard, 1
Humph. 392.
Hains v. State, 8 Tex. (App.) 90; Jordan v. State, 11 Tex.
(App.) 439; Reed v. State, 11 Tex. (AppO 517.
of the poiaon. In staiute. Templeman v. Trafford, 8
Q. B. Div. 397.
dmga and medicine. In statvte. Reg. v. Howaith,
SEPARATION.
SERVANT.
SERVICE.
SERVITUDE.
SESSION.
SESSIONS.
33 U. C. Q. B. 537.
Pennington v. State, 11 Tex. (App.) 281; Lee v. Lee 55
Ala. 602.
estate. Karth v. Light, 15 Cal. 324 ; Petty v. MaKer,
14 B. Mon. 247.
In plea. Mitchell v. Stinson, 80 Ind. 324.
of jury. State v. Perry, Busb. 331.
Heygood v. Stale, 59 Ala. 51 ; Williamson v. Wadawortfa, 49
Barb. 298 ; Gravatt v. State, 25 Ohio St. 168 ; Boniface r.
Scott, 3 S. & R. 353 ; Moigan v. Bowman, 22 Mo. 548.
In statute. Nickol v. Ewing, 7 D. C. Pr. 331.
Van Dcuzer v. Gordon, 39 Vt. 118 ; Walker v. State, 52 Ab.
193 ; Goggs V. Huntingtower, 12 M. & W. 504.
real . Karmuller v. Kratz, 18 Iowa, 357.
Pelters v. Humphreys, 3 C. E. Green, 262.
People V. Auditor, 64 HI. 86 ; Drew v. Judges, 3 H. & M. 27.
of the peace. People v. Powell, 14 Abb. Pr. 98.
SET.
761
SOON.
SET.
SET-OFF.
SHALL.
SHAM.
SHIP'S.
SIGNATURE.
SIGNED.
SIMON7.
SINKING.
SIT.
SLIGHT.
at liberty. Columbia v. WilliamB, 3 Conn. 471.
up and commenced. In statute. Ryhope Coal Co.
V. Foyer, 7 Q. B. Div. 486.
Boston Mills v. Eull, 37 How. Pr. 301 ; Cook v. Mills, 5
Allen, 37; Annan v, Houck, 4 GiU. 331; Raymond v.
State, 54 Miss. 563 ; Rockwell v. Daniels, 4 Wis. 449 ;
Trabue v. Harris, 1 Met. 598 ; Stooke v. Taylor, 5 Q. B.
Div. 577.
be bom in my lifetime. In wiU. Gibbons v. Gib-
bons, 6 App. Cas. 471.
be lawfoL In statute. Queen v. Bishop of Oxford,
4 Q. B. Div. 257.
if any damage —
happen. In statute. Plum v. City
of Fon du Lac, 51 Wis. 393.
answer. Piercy v, Sabin, 10 Cal. 29 ; Brown v. Jeni-
SOJOURNMENT.
SOLAR
SOLDIER.
SOLVENC7.
SOLVENT.
SOON.
son, 3 Sandf. 732.
plea. Darrow v. Miller, 5 How. Pr. 248.
Field V. Pierce, 102 Mass. 261 ; People v. Commrs., 40 Barb.
353.
In statute. Reg. v. Amos, Temp. ^ M. 422.
Tichenor v. Hewson, 2 Green (N. J.), 32.
In contract. Coate v. Terry, 26 U. C. C. P. 35.
Fisher v. Minot, 10 Gray, 262.
Fisher v. Minot, 10 Gray, 262.
husband. Gillespie v. Winbei^, 4 Daly, 322.
In insurance policy. Peele v. Merchants' Ins. Co., 3 Mason,
423.
Reg. V. Sanders, 9 C. &P. 79 ; Reg. v. Amos, Temp. AM. 425.
liquor -. Wooster v. State, 6 Baxt. 534.
Watson V. Pipes, 32 Miss. 446.
In statute, Becher v. Woods, 16 U. C. C. P. 29.
Wright V. Davies, 1 C. P. Div. 649.
fund. Union Pacific R. Co. v. Buffalo Co., 9 Neb. 453.
in any caae. In statute. Reed v. State, 11 Tex.
(App.) 587.
Com. V. Ayres, 18 Pick. 215 ; Douglass v. Ritchie, 24 Mo.
180.
neglect. French v. R. Co., 4 Keyes, 113.
negligence. R. Co. v. Klauber, 9 Bradwell, 623;
Griffin v. Town of Willow, 43 Wis. 512.
Corporation v. Scott, 1 Caines, 549.
Baptiste v. De Volunbuni, 5 H. & J. 88.
month. Rives v. Guthrie, 1 Jones (L. ) 87.
in the military service of the United States.
Abrahams v. Bartlett, 18 Iowa, 514.
McKown V. Furguson, 47 Iowa, 637 ; Eddy v. Baldwin, 82
Mo. 374 ; Huffman v. Hulburt, 13 Wend. 378.
debtor. People v. Hasley, 53 Barb. 554.
In contract. Sanford v. Shepherd, 14 Kas. 228.
SOUND.
762
STATEMENT.
80UIID.
80VEREZOHTY.
SPECIALTY.
SPEdFZC.
SPIRITS.
SPOLIATION.
sPRma.
SQUARE.
STAKE.
STANDINO.
STAPLE.
STATE.
mind. Duffield v. Morris, 2 Harr. (Del. ) 379.
memory and discretion. Com. v. Moore, 2 Pittsb.
503.
Territory v. Lee, 2 Montana, 130 ; Major v. Marriott, 9 McL
166 ; Gilmer v. Lime Point, 18 Cal. 250 ; State v. Floyd, 9
Ark. 304.
demurrer. Brooks v. Gibbons, '4 Paige Ch. 375.
— ;— act. In constitution. Unity v. Barrage, 13 Otto, 454.
agency. Farmers, etc., Bk. v. Batchers, etc., Bk., 16
N. Y. 148.
agent. Cooley v. Perrine, 12 Yroom, 324 ; Scott v.
McGrath, 7 Barb. 55.
— circnmatances. In statute. Duff v. Barrett, 3 U. C.
Chy. Cbamb. 318.
damage. Tomlinson v. Town of Derby, 43 Conn. 567.
deposit. Tallagecla Ins. Co. v. Landers, 43 Ala. 138.
law. In constitution. State v. Mining Co. , 15 NeT. 249.
lien. Crommelln v. R. Co., 10 Bosw. 80.
— limitation. Henderson v. Hunter, 59 Pa. St. 340.
— property. Eisendrath v. Knauer, 64 111. 402.
— BeBBions. People v. Powell, 14 Abb. Pr. 93.
— traverBe. Chambers v. Hunt, 3 Harr (N. J.), 352;
Allen V. Stevens, 5 Dutch. 513.
▼erdict. Wallington v. Dunlap, 14 Pa. St. 33.
Lane v. Morris, 10 Ga. 167 ; Helm v. Eastland, 2 Bibb, 194:
Stockwell V. Coleman, 10 Ohio St 33 ; Januaiy v. Good-
man, 1 Dall. 208.
Walkup V. Houston, 65 N. C. 502.
legacy. Harper v. Bibb, 47 Ala. 553 ; Re Woodworth,
61 Cal. 601; Brainard v. Cowdrey, 16 Conn. 7; Tift r.
Porter, 8 N. Y. 518; Graham v. Graham, Busb. Eq. 297;
Darden v. Orgain, 5 Coldw. 214; Purse v. Snaplin, 1 Atk.
417; Coleman v. Coleman, 1 Hov. Supp. 312.
In statute. Winning v. Gow, 32 U. C. Q. B. 528.
Crockett v. Thomason, 5 Sneed, 344 ; Medlin v. Platte Co.,S
Mo. 239.
next term. In writ. Anderson v. Pearce, 36 Ark. 295.
Atty.-Gen. v. City of Toronto, 10 U. C. Chy. 436.
Harris v. White, 81 N. Y. 539.
Oriental Bk. v. Tremont Ins. Co., 4 Mete. 10; Fisher t. Hil-
dreth, 117 Mass. 562.
by. Morrison v. Morrison, 2 Dana, 16 ; Richardson r.
Pickering, 41 N. H. 386.
for hire. Case v. Storey, L. R. 4 Ex. 323.
productions. Keeran u. Griffith, 34 CaL 581.
STA!
Chisholm i;. Georgia, 2 Dall. 455 ;. Roche v. WashiDgtoo, 1^
Ind. 56 ; Republic v. De Arangoiz, 5 Duer, 637.
debt. Rodman v. Munson, 13 Barb. 192.
In statute. Dixon v. Sturgeon, 6 S. & R. 28.
STATUTE.
763
SUBSCRIBING.
STATX7TE.
STEAL.
STERniTTY.
STIPIIIiATX!<
STOCBL
STOPPAGE.
STRANDnrO.
STREAM.
STREET.
STUPP.
Eakin v. Raub, 12 S. <& R. 348.
law. Rohrbacker v. Jackson, 51 Miss. 773.
State V. Chambers, 2 G. Greene, 811.
Warwick v. Collins, 2 M. & S. 859.
agree andbind the aaid company. In statute. State
V. Baltimore, etc., R. Co., 12 Gill & J. 399 (38 Am. Dec-
320).
Graham v. Davidson, 2 Dev. & B. (Eq.) 171; Hart v.
Lawrence, 29 Barb. 418; State v. Hood, 15 Rich. (L.)
185.
and farming ntenails. In wiU. Baker v. Baker, 51
TTis. 538.
State V. Gilmore, 24 N. H. 470 ; State v. Hood, 15 Rich. (L.)
185.
in transitu. Rowley v. Bigclow, 12 Pick. 313 ; Potts
V. R. Co., 131 Mass. 457; Grout v. Hill,. 4 Gray, 366;
House V. Judson, 4 Dana, 10.
In insurance policy. Harman v. Vaux, 3 Camp. 431 : Wells
V. Hopwood, 4 B. & Ad. 35 ; McDougle v. Royal Ass. Co.,
4 Camp. 474 ; 4 M. & S. 505 ; Strong v. Sun Mut. Ins. Co.,
31 N. Y. 106.
Creuson v. Grand Trunk R. Co., 27 D. C. Q. B. 68 ; Whelan
V. McLachlan, 16 U. C. C. P. 102.
State V. Moriarty, 74 Ind. 104 ; City of Quincy v. Jones, 76
111. 244.
Farrar r. Close, L. R. 4 Q. B. 612 ; R. Co. v. Bowns, 58 N.
Y. 582.
In contract. Johnston v. Wilson, 28 U. C. C. P. 482.
SUB-CONTRACT. Coope v. Eyre, 1 II. EL 45.
SUBJECT. Respublica v. Chapman, 1 Dall. 60 ; O 'Leary v. County of
Cook, 28 111. 537.
to be produced thereafter in evidence in any
court of law or equity within Upper Canada.
Manery v. Duck, 23 U. C. Q. B. 580.
to the following stipulations. Mcintosh v. Samo,
24 U. C. C. P. 625.
SUBJECT-MATTER. Jacobson v. Miller, 41 Mich. 93.
jurisdiction of the . Hunt v. Hunt, 72 N. Y. 231.
SUBMISSION. Garr v. Gomez, 9 Wend. 661 ; Witcher v. Witcher, 49 N. H.
180; El wood v. Corporation, 19 U. C. Q. B. 25; Cruik-
shank v. Corby, 30 U. C. C. P. 466.
SUBORN. Bush v. Railing, Sayer, 292.
SUBROOATION. McCormick v. Irwin, 35 Pa. St. 117; Knighton v. Curry, 62
Ala. 408 ; Lowrey v. Byers, 80 Ind. 443.
Pridgen V. Pridgen, 13Ired. (L.)260.
Coon V. Rigden, 4 Col. 282.
by the plaintiff or his attorney. In statute.
Mezchen v. Moore, 54 Wis. 214.
witness. Tate v. Lawrence, 11 Heisk, 510,
SUBSTANCE.
764
TAX.
DoaglMS V. Beasiej, 40 Ala. 148.
In will. Hogaa v. Jackson, 1 Cowp. 307.
right People v. R. Co., 29 N. Y. 430.
felony. State v. Bicker, 29 Me. 89.
Hant V. Hunt, 37 Me. 344.
statement. In rule of court.
^t2i
8UZGIDE.
SUIT.
BUMMONB.
SUPPOSE.
SUBSTANCE.
SUBSTAITTZAL.
SUBSTANTIVE.
SUCCESSION.
SUCCINCT. statement. In rule of court. Haseitine v. Moeher,
51 Wia. 450.
appropriation. Re CoUins, 24 U. C. Q. B. 378.
distress. Hosford «. Ballan, 39 How. P^. 167 ; Majer
V. Boyle, 30 Me. 481.
In insurance policy ^ Life Aasn. v. WaUer, 57 6a. 536 ; Cof-
fey V. Home Life Ins. Co., 44 How. Pr. 489.
Peeler v. Norris, 4 Terg. 339 ; Overseers v. Beedle, 1 Barb.
15 ; U. S. 17. Moore, 11 Fed. Rep. 251 ; Weston v. City of
Charleston, 2 Pet. 464 ; Re Jenckes, 6 R. I. 22 ; McPikev.
McPike, 10 Bradwell, 333.
Baird v. Pridmore, 31 How. Pr. 362.
8UPERNUMERAR7. Lilly's Case, 1 Leigh, 529.
SUPERSEDEAS. Perteet v. People, 70 lU. 177.
SUPPLEMENTAL. bilL Butler v. Cunningham, 1 Bsrb. 87; Ely r.
Wilcox, 26 Wis. 98 ; Bowie it. Minter, 2 Ala. 411.
Ward V. Reynolds, 32 Ala. 384.
In statute. Schwushow v. City of Chicago, 68 111. 448.
Phillips V. Belden, 2 £dw. (Ch.) 23; Bailey v. West<x>tt, 6
Phila. 527.
Sherman v. Shaver, 75 Va. 4.
Ringgold V. Newkirk, 3 Ark. 108.
Turlcy v. Taylor, 6 Baxt. 390.
Scott V. Scott, 18 Gratt. 159 ; Martin v. Steams, 52 Iowa. 347.
and give up. Simpson v. Hartman, 27 U. C. Q. B.
4G0.
Winter v. U. S., Hempst. 371.
In insurance policy. Potter v. Ocean Ins. Co., 3 SumDer, 43.
Hawley v. Northampton, 8 Mass. 31.
for public use. In consSitution. Re Dorrance'Street,
4 R. L 245.
reserved oi . In statute. Boag v. Lewis, 1 V- C
Q. B. 359.
O'Connor v. State, 9 Fla. 225.
Shields v. Niagara Savings Bk., 3 Hun, 479.
People V. Mayor, 9 Barb. 550.
In constitution. Ex parte Cooper, 3 Tex. (App.) 489: Tur-
ner V. Althaus, 6 Neb. 77 ; People v. Mc Adams, ^^ 1^^-
361 ; Rinehart v. Sawyer, 7 111. 539 ; Longmore v. Tiernan,
3 Pittsb. 64.
certificate. In statute. DalrjTnple r. City of Jfi^
waukee, 53 Wis. 178.
for corporate purposes. Taylor v. Thompson, 4f
SURVIVE.
TALES.
TALESMAN.
TALLAGE.
m. 13.
TAX.
765
TEEMS.
— Contmued.
TAXABLE.
TAXATION.
TEHAirCT.
TENANT.
TENANTS
!AL.
TEMEBCENTS.
TENOR.
TERMZNirS.
TERMS.
legislation. Philadelphia Afisn. v. Wood, 39
St. 82.
occupation
Pa.
— •. In con8t{tiUio7i. Ex parte Gregory, 1
Tex. (App.) 758.
inhabitants. In statute. Reg. v. Christie, 9 U. C.
Q. B. 682.
Att'y-Gen. v. City of Eau Claire, 87 Wis. 438 ; Sharpless v.
Mayor, 21 Pa. St. 169 ; Olive Cemetery Co. v. Philadelphia,
93 Pa. St. 181.
People V. Mayor, 9 Barb. 551.
Finnan v. Malloy, 1 Jones & Sp. 891 ; Davis v. Prosser, 82
Barb. 291.
LeMoyne v. Quimby, 70 111. 899.
Morrill V. Mackman, 24 Mich. 284.
atwilL Davis v. Marphy, 126 Mass. 145; Cunning-
ham V. Hattou, 55 Me. 85.
by tho curtesy. Cholmondeley v. Lord Clinton, 2
Jac. & W. 196 ; Guion v. Anderson, 8 Humph. 802 ; Bil-
lings V. Baker, 28 Barb. 844.
— in common. Betts v. Betts, 4 Abb. N. C. 858.
Coles V. Marquand, 2 Hill, 449 ; Stevens v. Enders, 1 Green
(N. J.), 280; CUft v. White, 12 N. Y. 527.
-F-^- at snfferanco. Kellogg v. Kellogg, 6 Barb. 180 ; God-
frey V. Walker, 42 Ga. 574 ; Pleasants v. Claghorn, 2 Miles,
804 ; Livingston v. Tanner, 12 Barb. 484.
at wilL Stoltz V. Kretchmar, 24 Wis. 284.
in possession. People v. Ambrecht, 1 1 Abb. Pr. 101.
In statute. Reg. v. Hopkins, 7 Canada L. J. 152.
in common. Silloway v. Brown, 12 Allen, 86 ; Lil-
lianskyoldt v. Goss, 2 Utah, 297.
Brix V. Ott, 101 HI. 76; Holmes v. Holmes, 12 Barb. 144;
Ii-vin V. Gregory, 18 Gray, 218 ; Cook v. Doggett, 2 Allen,
441.
King V. Inhabitants, 4 T. R. 675; Mitchell v, Warner, 5
Conn. 518 ; Mayor v. Mabie, 18 N. Y. 159.
land. Musgrave v. Sherwood, 54 How. Pr. 858.
shall bo divided into different . In statute
Yorkshire Ins. Co. v. Clayton, 8 Q. B. Div. 425.
State V. Townsend, 86 N. C. 676.
Richman v. Lippincott, 5 Dutch. 59.
in bnrbage. Blair v. Ridgely, 41 Mo. 175.
Wright V. Cartwright, 1 Burr. 282 ; Young v. Duke, 5 N. Y.
467; Hurd v. Whitsett, 4 Col. 85; Austin v. HuntsvUle
Coal Co. 72 Mo. 542.
of office. People v. Brundage, 78 N. Y. 407.
Goyeau v. Great Western R. Co., 25 U. C. Ch. 62.
Hurd V. Whitsett, 4 Col. 90.
of court. Hortoii v. Miller. 38 Pa. St. 271.
TERRITORIAL. 766 TOWAGE.
TERRITORIAL. juUdietion. PhiUips v. Thralls, 26 Kas. 781.
TERRITORY. In caiutUutian. Com. v. Dumbauld, 97 Pa. St. 293.
TESTAMEXTTART. capacity. Delafiekl v. Pariah, 25 N. Y. 29.
TESTE. Gwin v. Latiiner, 4 Yerg. 27.
THAT. Russell v. Kennedy, 66 Pa. St 251.
State V. Metzger, 26 Eas. 395 ; Sharff v. Com., 2 Binoey, 519.
Rowland v. Eleber, 1 Pittsb. 71.
Mullins V. State, 37 Tex. 338 ; People v. Donohae, 84 N. Y.
442.
In statiUe. People v. Donohne, 84 N. Y. 438.
bote. Forshner v. Whiteomb, 44 N. H. 16.
from the person. In ^tute. Wilson v. State, 3
Tex. (App.)64.
In wUl. Hennessy v. Patterson, 85 N. Y. 100; Creseon's
Estate, 8 Phila. 208 ; Beauclerk v. Dormer, 2 Atk. 311.
and there. SUte v. Colton, 24 N. H. 146.
In instruction. Union Rolling Mill Co. v. Gillen, 100 DL 52.
In contract. Tilt v. Silverthome, 11 U. C. Q. B. 619.
penonaL People v. Mayor, 9 Barb. 546.
reaL People v. Mayor, 9 Barb. 546.
Rnssell v. Kennedy, 66 Pa. St. 251.
to take the life. In statute. Buie v. State, 1 Tez.
(App.)58.
In statute. Eollock v. Pareher, 52 Wis. 393 ; Babka v. £1-
dred, 47 Wis. 192.
of legal memory. O'Connor v. Cook, 1 Hov. Sn{^.
638 ; Bardett v. Abbott, 14 East, 139 ; Cassidy v. Stewart,
2 M. A 6. 437 ; Ackerman v. Shelp, 8 N. J. (L.) 125.
TIPPLZNO-HOUSE. In statute. City of £mporia v. Volmer, 12 EasT 632.
TITLE. . Arrington v. Liscom, 34 Cal. 385 ; Campficld v. JohnsoD, 1
Zab. (N. J. ) 85.
TOLL. Pennsylvania R. Co. v. Sly, 65 Pa. St 210.
TOLL-THOROUOH. King v. Nicholson, 12 East, 840.
TOLL-TRAVERSE. Markets Co. v. R Co., L. R. 7 C. P. 566.
TONNAOE. dnty of . In constitution. Transportation Co v.
Wheeler, 9 Otto, 284 ; O'Conlly v. Natchez, 1 Sm. &
M. 31 (40 Am. Dec. 87).
TOOLS. In contract. Filchie v. Hogg, 35 U. C. Q. B. 94 ; Boston Belt-
ing Co. V. Ivens, 28 La. Ann. 696.
TOP. of tho bank. In deed. Robertson v. Watson, 27 U.
C. C. P. 579.
TORT. Rich V. R. Co. , 87 N. Y. 300 ; Wright v. R. Co. , 7 BradwcIK
445.
In statute. Farlane v. Murphy, 21 U. C. Ch. 80.
TOTAL. failnro of ovidence. Cole v. Hebb, 2 Gill & J. 28.
losA. Mitchell V. Edie, 1 T. R. 615.
TOWAOE. BOrrice. The Princess Alice, 8 W. Rob. 139; Tbe
Reward, 1 W. Rob. 177; McComorchie v. Kerr, 9 Fed.
Rep. 53.
TOWN.
1^1
TRUST.
TOWN.
TRADE.
TRADER.
TRADING.
TRANSACTION.
TRANSCRIPT.
TRANSFER.
TRANSIENT.
Flinn v. State, 24 Ind. 287 ; Van Riper v. Paraons, 11 Vroom,
4 ; Milford v. Godfrey, 1 Pick. 98.
May V. Sloan, 11 Otto, 237.
In statute. Groves v, Eolgore, 72 Me. 491 ; Re Gearing, 4 U.
C. App. 173.
purposes. In statute. Pinkerton v. Ross, 33 U. C. Q.
B. 508.
Burton v. Stratton, 12 Fed. Rep. 696 ; Shaw Stocking Co. v.
Mack, 12 Fed. Rep. 710 ; Manufacturing Co. v. Trainer,
11 Otto, 66.
with or statoment by a doceasod parson. In
statute. Davis v. Tarver, 65 Ala. 101.
Dearborn v. Patton, 4 Oregon, 60.
Robertson v. Wilcox, 36 Conn; 429 ; Innerarity v, Mims, 1
Ala. 669.
Gathercole v. Smith, 17 Ch. Div. 9.
porson. In statute. Middlebury v. Waltham, 6 Vt.
203.
TRAVBLERS.
TRAVELINO.
TREASON.
foroignor. Yates v. lams, 10 Tex. 170.
TREATY.
TRESPASS
TRIAL.
In statvJte. Reg. v. Tinning, 11 U. C. Q. B. 636.
"n statute. Rice v. State, 10 Tex. (App.) 288. •
U. S. V. Wiltberger, 5 Wheat. 97.
TREASURE TROVE. Reg. v. Tiiurborn, 1 Den. C. C. 390 ; Huthmacher v.
Harris, 38 Pa. St. 499.
Com. V. Haines, 13 Bush, 702.
Newell V. Whitcber, 63 Vt. 691 ; Roundtree v. Brantly, 34
Ala. 654; Hulick v. Scovil, 9 111. 170.
forcible . State v. Covington, 70 N. C. 71 ; State v.
Lloyd, 85 N. C. 575.
In statute. Tregambo v. Comanche Mining Co., 57 Cal. 501 ;
Darden v. Lines, 2 Fla. 573 ; Eldridge v. Strenz, 7 Jones &
Sp. 300 ; State v. Brown, 63 Mo. 444 ; State v. Spores, 4
Oregon, 199 ; Meyer v. Norton, 2 Fla. 573 ; Anderson v.
Marriott, 14 U. C. Q. B. 161.
by jury. People v. Kennedy, 2 Park. C. C. 317;
State V. Wilson, 48 N. H. 398 ; Kleinschmidt v. Dunphy,
1 Montana, 131.
de novo. In statute. Shultz v. Lempert, 65 Tex.
277.
after . In statute. Winet v. Berryhill, 65 Iowa, 415.
Cooper V. Chitty, 1 Burr. 31.
Beers v. Lyon, 21 Conn. 613 ; Ex parte Conway, 4 Ark. 381 ;
Farmers' Loan Co. v. Carroll, 5 Barb. 643; Person v.
Warren, 14 Barb. 493; Runnels v. Jackson, 11 How. 360;
Jones V. Wadsworth, 11 Pli.'la. 229; Johnson v. Delaney,
35 Tex. 61 ; Gamble v. Rees, 6 U. C. Q. B. 396.
estate. Farmers' Loan Co. r. Carroll, 5 Barb. 643.
property. In insurance policy. Richardson v. Home
Ins. Co., 15 Jones & Sp. 139.
TROVER.
TRUST.
TRUST.
768
USAGE.
TRUST — Continaed.
TRUSTEE.
TUITION.
executed Carridine v. Carridine, 33 Was, 729;
CoBhing V. Blake, 2 Stew. (Eq.) 403; Dennison r. Goeh-
ring, 7 Pa. St. 177.
ezecntory . Carridine v. Carridine, 33 Miss. 729;
Dennison v. Goehring, 7 Pa. St. 177 ; Cuahing t\ Bbke, 2
Stew. (Eq. ) 403.
Bobertaon v. Bullions 9 Barb. 101 ; Wilson v. Lord Baij^ ^
Q. B. Div. 530.
de eon tort. Morris v. Joseph, 1 W. Ya. 259.
any fees for . In statute. State v. Begents of State
University, 54 Wis. 159.
State V. Mason, 4 La. Ann. 507.
Powell V. Ford, 4 Lea, 288.
Haven v. Winnissimmett Co. , 1 1 Allen, 384 ; . Randel v. Chesa-
peake, etc., Canal Co., 1 Han*. (Del.) 260.
UNADJUSTED. demand. Richardson v. Woodbury, 43 Me. 214.
UNAVOIDABLE. accident. Dygert v. Bradley, 8 Wend. 473.
UNCONSTITUTIONAL. law. Com. v. MaxweU, 27 Pa. St. 456.
X7NDERSTOOD. it is . In contract. Higginson v. Weld, 14 Gray, 170.
UNDUE. concealment. Paul v. Hadley, 28 Barb. 524.
inflnence. Dunlap v. Robinson, 28 Ala. 107 ; Mooney
V. Olsen, 22 Kas. 79.
— rule. In constUutian. Wisconsin Cent R Co. r.
UNIFORM. —
Taylor Co., 52 Wis. 97.
UNINCUMBERED, good title. In contract. Gillespie t^. Broas, S3
UNLAWFUL.
Barb. 375.
— aaaembly. Re Riots of 1844, 2 Penn. L. J. 278.
— entry. Dickinson v. Maguire, 9 Cal. 49.
UNLAWFULL7. In statute. State v. Whitaker, 85 N. C. 568.
In indictment. State v. Smith, 74 Ind. 559.
UNLIQUIDATED. claim. Roberts v. Prior, 20 6a. 562.
UNMARRIED. Hall v. Robertson, 21 Eng. L. & Eq. 504.
die . In wiU. Dahymple's Will, 16 Ch. Div. 715.
UNOCCUPIED. vacant or . In insurance policy. Herman v. Adriatic
"N Ins. Co., 85 N. Y. 162.
UNREASONABLE. —
UNSOUND.
searches and seisures. In constitution. £x parte
Brown, 72 Mo. 93.
mind. Witte v. Silbeit, 10 Neb. 544 ; Dennett v. Den-
nett, 44 N. H. 537.
— mind and memory. Stewart v. Lispenard, 26 Wend
UNSUITABLE.
UNTIL.
299.
Thayer v. Homer, 11 Mete. 110.
the expiration of the lease. In deed. Fainum r.
Piatt, 8 Pick. 340.
the farther order of the conrt. In statvte. Be
USAGE.
Irving, 8 Ben. 466.
Haskins r. Warren, 115 Mass. 535; CoUings r. Hope, 3
Wash. C. C. 150 ; Strother v. Lucas, 12 Pet 445.
USE.
769
VESTED.
xrsE.
USUAL.
XrSUALLT.
USUFRUCT.
Burgess v. Wheat. 1 W. Bl. 180 ; Storer v. Boston, 8 Mass.
438 ; Gamble v. Rees, 6 U. C. Q. B. 396.
and occapy. Cooney v. Hayes, 40 Vt. 483.
tomis. Winshorst v. Barrow Ship Co. , 2 Q. B. Div.
338.
performed. In statute. Beg. v. Plankett, 21 U. C.
Q. B. 636 ; Reg. v. Hall, 17 U. C. C. P. 282.
Cartwright v. Cartwfight, 18 Tex. 628.
UST7FRUCTUAR7. Cartwright v. Cartwright, 18 Tex. 628.
USURIOUS.
USTTRFATION.
T7SUR7.
UTTER.
VACANCT.
VACANT.
VAUDITT.
VALUABLE.
VALUE.
VARIANCE.
VENDmONL
VEST.
contract. Parham v. Pulliam, 5 Coldw. 501.
State V. Mason, 14 La. Ann. 507.
State V. Mason, 14 La. Ann. 507 ; McCraw v. Williams, 33
Gratt. 513; Hooper v. Goodwin, 48 Me. 80.
Bevier v. Covell, 87 N. Y. 55 ; Diercks v. Kennedy, 1 C. E.
Green, 211 ; Wilkie v. Rosevelt, 3 Johns. Cas. 206 : Donkle
V. Renick, 6 Ohio, 535.
People V. Caton, 25 Michv 892 ; IT. S. v. Mitchel, Baldw. 366 ;
Com. V. Searle, 2 Binney, 339.
and publish. People v. Rathborn, 21 Wend. 527 ;
People V. Brigham, 2 Mich. 553.
State v. Jones, 3 Oregon, 537.
In insurance policy. Laselle v. Hoboken Fire Ins. Co., 14
Vroom, 470.
Ford V, Gardner, 1 Hen. & Mnnf . 85.
consideratioii. Livingston v. Radcliff , 6 Barb. 207 ;
Jackson v. Alexander, 8 Johns. 489 ; Poller v. Oracle, 58
Ala. 307.
papers. In mil. Hooper v. McQuarry, 5 Coldw. L35.
•ocnrity. Queen v. Tatiock, 2 Q. B. Div. 163; Reg.
«. Brady, 26 U. C. Q. B. 13 ; Churchcr v. Johnson, 34 U.
C. Q. B. 528.
Fox V. Phelps, 17 Wend. 399; Washington Ice Co. t;.
Webster, 68 Me. 463.
received. Waddell v. McCable, 3 U. C. (o. s. ) 502.
Keiser v. Topping, 72 Bl. 229 ; House v. Metcalf , 27 Conn.
638.
exponas. Borden v. Tilliman, 39 Tex. 273.
a remere. Smoot v. Baldwin, 1 Mart. (n. s. ) 530.
Withee v. Rowe, 45 Me. 586 ; Morton v. State, 3 Tex. (App.)
513 ; Day v. Webb, 28 Conn. 144.
— *- contrary to law. Bosseker v. Cramer, 18 Ind. 45.
believes. In affidavit. Russell v, Ralph, 53 Wis. 332.
coasting . Shepherd t;. HUls, 11 Exch. 67.
Stewart v. Harriman, 56 N. H. 29.
estate. Hays v. Goode, 7 Leigh, 496; Tayloe v.
Gould, 10 Barb. 396 ; Clark v. McCreary, 12 S. & M. 347.
legacy. Bowman's Appeal, 34 Pa. St. 23.
— remainder. Williamson v. ^Id, 2 Sandf. Ch. 252 ;
Hawley v. James, 5 Paige Ch. 466 ; Brown v. Lawrence,
8 Cush. 397.
VESTED.
770
WABEHOUSX.
VESTED — Continued.
vicioua
VIDELICET.
VIOLENTL7
VIRTUTE,
VISE3LE.
VISITOR.
ViVUM.
VOID.
VOIDABLE.
VOLITNTAR7.
VOLUNTEER.
VOTE.
VOTERS.
VOUCHED.
VS.
WAGER.
WAGES.
WAIVER.
WAIVING.
WALL.
WANTONNESS.
WAR
WARD.
right. Moore v. State, 14 Vroom, 243; Fisher v.
Dobbs, 6 Yerg. 154.
proponsity. Dickson v. McCoy, 39 N. Y. 403.
Stukley v. Butler, Hobart, 172 ; Gleason v. McVicar, 7 Cow.
45, note.
In indictment. Wailing v. State, 7 Tex. (App.) 625.
oflBcii. People v. Schuyler, 4 N. Y. 187.
property. Rex v. Inhabitants, 1 Cowp. 228.
Ex parte Archey, 9 Cal. 168. « ,
— ^r- vadinm. Kortright v. Cady, 21 N. Y. 344.
In statute. Beecher v. Marquette, etc.. Mills Co., 45 Mich. 103 ;
Fuller V. Hasbrouck, 46 Mich. 82 ; Anderson v. Roberts^
18 Johns. 527; Somes v. Brewer, 2 Pick. 191; Inskeep v.
Lecony, Coxe (N. J.) 112; Pearsoll v. Chapin, 44 Pa. St.
15 ; AUis V. Billings, 6 Meto. 417.
Pearsoll v. Chapin, 44 Pa. St. 15 ; Anderson v. Roberts, 18
Johns. 528.
Kearney v. Fitzgerald, 43 Iowa, 586.
ConfOMion. People v. McMahon, 15 N. Y. 386.
-— « oscape. Adams v. Turretine, 8 Ired. (L.) 152.
Mitchells. Mitchell, 40 Ga. 16.
People V. Pease, 27 N. Y. 57.
In constitution. State v. TutUe, 53 Wis. 45.
by witnessos. Barker v. Coit, 1 Root, 225.
People V. Green, 2 N. Y. (S. C.) 20; 5 Daly, 199.
Smith V. Butler, 25 N. H. 523.
Comly V. Hillegass, 94 Pa. St. 132 ; Woodcock v. McQueen,
11 Ind. 15 ; Edson v. Pawlet, 22 Vt. 293 ; Ex parte Young,
6 Biss. 67 ; Alvord v. Smith, 63 Ind. 62.
— policy. Sawyer v. Dodge County Ins. Co., 37 Wis.
587. .
Ford V. R. Co., 54 loWa, 728.
Ripley v. JEtna Ins. Co., 30 N. Y. 164; Cole v. Deal, 12
Tex. 102 ; Hoxie v. Home Ins. Co., 32 Conn. 40; Ross v\
Swan, 7 Lea, 467.
tho tort. Hardway v. Mayor, 1 Hun, 630.
party . Nash v. Kemp, 49 How. Pr. 527 ; Brown r.
Werner, 40 Md. 19; Feltrich v. Leamy, 9 Bosw. 530;
Hunt V. Ambruster, 2 C. E. Green, 213 ; Roberts v. Bye,
30 Pa. St. 377.
Welch V. Durand, 36 Conn. 184; Clarke v. Haggins, 103
13 Eng. C. L. 552.
Brown v. Hiatt, 1 Dill. 380 ; U. S. v. The Active, 3 Wheeler,
C. C. 265.
timo of ^. Skeen v. Monkeimer, 21 Ind. 3.
Darland v. Justices. 4 Bibb. 524.
In statute. Reg. v. Amos, Temp. & M. 425 ; Rex v. Grodfrey,
1 Leach, 287.
WAREHO US EM AN.
Ill
WELSH.
wARRAin:.
WASTE.
WATERCOURSE.
WATERPOWER.
WATER'S.
WAT.
. Titsworth v. Wiunegar, 51 Barb. 158.
In 'StattUe, Beg. v. Dawson^ Temp. & M. 424 ; Neal v. East
Tennessee College, 6 Yerg. 205.
Cashman v. IT. S. Ins. Co., 4 Hun. 783; Marshall v. Gray,
89 How. Pr. 172 ; Chanter if. Hopkins, 4 M. & W. 404 ;
Patton V. Porter, 8 Jones (L.) 539; Buford v. Ins. Co.,
5 Oregon, 339; Callaghan v. Alantic Ins. Co., 1 Edw. Ch.
74; Pierce v. Empire Ins. Co., 62 Biyb. 644; Wood v.
Ashe; 1 Strobh. 412; Carj v. Gruman, 4 Hill, 626;
Mitchfell V. Warner, 5 Conn. 521..
j;ood general deed. In contract. Kirkendall v.
MitcheU, 3 McLean, 144.
Baudlow V. Thieme, 58 Wis. 60; Parrott v. Barney, 1
Sawyer, 437 ; A3rres v. Lawrence, 59 N. Y.- 197 ; McCul-
lough V. Irvine, 13 Pa. St. 440.
lands. In deed. Prather v. Ross, 17 Ind. 495.
Gibbs V. Williams, 25 Kas. 210; Weis v. City of Madison,
75 Ind. 253; Morrison v. Bucksport, etc., R. Co., 67 Me.
, 853 ; Earl v. De Hart, 1 Beas. (N. J.) 283.
McCalmont v. Whi taker, 3 Rawle, 84.
edge. Kains v. Turville, 32 U. C. Q. B. 17.
Wild V. Deig, 43 Ind. 458 ; Hart v. Chalker, 5 Conn. 814 ;
Mining Co. v. Kennedy, 3.Nev. 373.
of of an alley. In deed. McConnell v.
WEAKNESS.
Rathbun, 46 Mich. 305.
all now need or enjoyed. In deed. Barkshire v.
Grubb, 18 Ch. Div. 616.
pnbUc . In statuU. State v. R. Co., 37 Ohio St. 171.
promise to pay. In note. Scanlan v. Keith, 102 111.
634.
the tmateea. In note. New Market Bk. v. Gillet,
100 m. 255. .
— or ezhanation oonseqnent npon disease. In
WEAFOlf.
WEIR.
WELL.
insurance policy. Winspear v. Accident Ins. Co., 6 Q. B.
Div. 44.
any kind of fibrearms, bowie knife, dirk, dagger,
slnng shot, or other deadly . In statute. State v.
Willorth, 74 Mo. 528.
at least one a for fonr sncoessive weeks. In
statute. Hernandez v. His Creditors, 57 Cal. 333.
Hoffman v. Jersey City, 6 Vroom, 176
of evidence. Central Bridge Co. v. Bntler, 2 Gray,
132.
Arnold v. Mundy, 1 Halst. (N. J.) 55.
supplied with water. In warranty. Leyland v.
niingworth, 2 De G. F. & J. 252.
secured. In wUL. Nyce's Estate, 5 W. & S. 254 (40
Am Dec. 498).
mortgage. Bendey v. Phelps, 2 Woodb. & M. 444.
WET.
112
WOOD.
WXiT.
WHALZNO.
WHENEVER.
WHOREDOM.
WIDOW.
WILFmi.
WILFULLT.
WILL.
(^Testammd.)
— dirty and inferior oiL In contract. Lucas v. Bris-
tow, £1. Bl. A £1. '907.
▼oyage. In inmiranee policy. Child v. Sun Motoal
Ing. Co., 3 Sandf. 26.
Geiger v. Filor, 8 Fla. S82.
Kusenberg v. Browne, 42 Pa. St 179.
Kennebec, etc., R. Co. v. Portland, etc., B. Co., 59 Me. 9.
found. In ttatule. Balaton's Appeal, 93 Pa. St 13d.
on hop-honse drying hops. In insurance poUcs.
Langworthy v. Oswego Ins. Co., 85 N. Y. 632.
•elvago. Mitchell v. Henry, 24 Sol. Jour. 689.
WZNTER-STRAIHED
Scott V. McKinnish, 15 Ala. 664.
Rodebangh v. HoUingsworth, 6 Ind. 343.
Com. V. Powell, 51 Pa. St 440.
In insurance policy. Bolton v. Bolton, 73 Me. 299.
not. Com. V. Penrier, 3 Phila. 232.
miscondnct. Lewis v. Great Western B. Co., 3 Q. B.
Div. 206.
Drew V. Khnball, 43 N. H. 285.
In statute. V. S. v. Three Bailroad Cars, 1 Abb. (U. S. ) 196 ;
Ueoker v. State, 4 Tex. (App.) 234; State v. Whiiaker,
85 N. C. 568 ; Com. v. Kneeland, 20 Pick. 220 ; Fetton r.
U. S. 6 Otto, 702.
obstruct any highway. In statute. State v. Smitii,
52 Wis. 134.
In statute. Crosswell v. People, 13 Mich. 437.
Harrington v. State, 54 Miss. 490 ; McEee v. Means, 34 Ahu
361 ; McGee v. McCants, 1 McCord, 522 ; Fuller v. Hooper,
2 Yes. Sr. 242 ; George v. Green, 13 N. H. 526 ; Habbsid
V. Hubbard, 12 Barb. 153; Smith v. Bell, 6 Pet 75; Mo^
row V. Morrow, 2 Tenn. (Ch.) 563; Conklin v. Egerton,
21 Wend. 436.
lamp oil. In contract. Hart t;. Hammett, 18
Vt 127.
In will. Manners v. Library Co., 93 Pa. St 173.
all faults. Smith v. Andrews, 8 Ired. (L. ) 6 ; Whitney
V. Boardman, 118 Mass. 243.
sight and view. In indictment. Beg. v. Webb, Temp.
A M. 26.
four years before the sale. In statute. White v.
wrrHOTJT.
WITNESS.
Poillon, 25 Hun, 69.
— negligence. B. Co. v. Shipley, 39 Md. 254.
— prejudice. Creighton v. Kerr, 20 Wall. 12.
recourse. Bankhead v. Owen, 60 Ala. 461.
WOOD.
Barker v. Cort, 1 Boot, 225 ; Bloss v. Shuman, 47 Me. 251 ;
McChesney v, Lansing, 18 Johns. 389.
In statute. Moflatt v. Prentice, 9 Canada L. J. (n. 8.) 159.
fire and bark. In statute. Duren v. Gage, 72 Me.
118.
WOOD.
IIZ
ZINC.
WOOD — Continued.
WOHDS.
WORK.
WORR7.
WRIT.
WRITINO.
WRITS.
rofnso —
Me. 459.
standing -
or timber. In statute. State v. Howard, 72
In deed. Strout v. Harper, 72 Me. 270.
Pea Patch Island, 1 Wall. Jr. (App.) 145.
homo. In stattOe. Noland v. Wickbam, 9 Ala. 172.
In statute. Finlej v. Allen, 1 Grant's Cas. 83.
Respublica v. Le Caase, 1 Teates, 59 ; Shepherd v. Gosnold,
Vaughan, 168.
of assise. Farley v. Craig, 6 Halst. (N. J.) 272.
of orror. Wiscart v. Dauchy, 3 Dallas, 327 ; Cisna v.
Beach, 15 Ohio St. 301; Lowe v. Morris, 13 6a. 148;
Horslunan v. Cook, Spencer (N. J.), 273.
of prohibition. Doughty v. Walker, 54 Ga. 596.
of rOTiew. Bnrrell v. Burrell, 10 Mass. 222.
or othor prooess. In statute. People i;. Van Hoesen,
62 How. Pr. 76.
In statute. Myers v.«Vanderbilt, 84 Pa. St. 510.
obligatory. Watson v. H<^e, 7 Yerg. 850.
contraots in . In statute. Board of Commrs. v. Ship-
ley, 77 Ind. 555.
or othor process. Mossellman v. Mauk, 18 Iowa,
240.
ship . In iTksurance policy. Webb v. National Fire
Ins. Co., 2 Sandf. 497.
-*— - proportions. In contract. McQueen v. McQueen, 9
U. C. Q. B. 536.
In contract. Grant v. Maddox, 15 M. & W. 7d7r
New Jersey Zinc Co. v. Boston Franklinite Co., 15 N. J.
(Eq.)418.
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