...contrary to the provisions of the section, unless authorized by the President of the United States. But by the decision of this court in the case of the United States vs. Schooner Orono, it is established, that the proclamation of the 9th August, 1809, did not revive...

...opinion of this court, that the question which is referred to us, by the circuit court of Kentucky, is settled by the decision of this court, in the case of the town of Pawlet v. Clark and others, [9 Cranch, 292.] The only difference between the two cases is,...

...ingredient of fraud cannot change its character for the better. 3. Neither is the prisoner protected by the decision of this Court in the case of the United States v. Palmer.* That case merely decides, that the crime of robbery committed on board a ship belonging...

...were confined to lands which had been settled. And last of all, I think the construction of this Act has been settled, by the decision of this Court in the case of the Commonwealth v. Cochran, 2 Binn. 270. That case indeed, arose, not on this Act of Assembly, but on...

...This part of the case was indeed scarcely contested on the part of the defendants, and was in effect settled by the decision of this Court in the case of the Alstonfield Union, in the llth Adolphus & Ellis, p. 558. With respect to the second question, it was...

...This part of the case was indeed scarcely contested on the part of the defendants, and was in effect settled by the decision of this Court in the case of the Alstonefield Union, in the U Adolphus and Ellis, p. 558. With respect to the second question, it was...

...evidence to contradict the record evidence of the purchaser's title. This question has been substantially settled by the decision of this court in the case of The State Bank vs. Noland and others; decided at the last term of this court, where it is held that after...

...clear that no deduction should be allowed as to the second. As to the third, the question is finally settled by the decision of this court in the case of the Queen v. The Southampton Dock Company, 14 QB 587, 20 LJ (NS) MC 155." In that case the facts found...

...Billiard, lb., 169. If there should exist any doubt that this is the appropriate remedy in this case, it is settled by the decision of this court in the case of the People v. Heaton, 77 NC, 18, where the defendant, being clerk of the superior court of New Hanover...

...aspect. The right to challenge the juror before he is sworn is expressly secured by the statute and settled by the decision of this court in the case of the People v. Kohle." In People v. Reynolds, it was held that, "jurors may be sworn as they are accepted,...