Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 56, Number 349, November, 1844

9

Opinions of the Judges, &c. – (Pp. 1-3.)

10

Opinions of the Judges, p. 23.

11

3 Blackstone's Commentaries, p. 395.

12

We quote from the edition of Lord Denman's judgment, sanctioned by himself, and edited by D. Leahy, Esq., (one of the counsel in the cause.)

13

A "demurrer" is the mode by which any pleading, civil or criminal, is denied to be (whether in form or substance) sufficient in point of law; and a plea is the mode by which is denied the truth of the facts which the pleading alleges.

14

Opinions of the Judges, p. 19.

15

Vol. I., pp. 68-9.

16

Williams v. Germaine, 7 Bar. and Cress. 476.

17

Opinions of the Judges, p. 17.

18

Judgment, (by Leahy,) p. 36.

19

Opinions of the Judges, p. 28.

20

Judgment, &c., p. 43.

21

Opinions of the Judges, p. 28.

22

Lord Denman's judgment.

23

Ditto.

24

Ante.

25

West's Symbolography, and Jacob's and Tomlin's Law.

26

Opinions of the Judges, p. 29.

27

2 Bla. Comm. 169; and see Mr Christian's Note.