M'Donald v. Fisher , 1 Kirby 339 ( 1787 )

That this bill of exceptions was unsupportabla by the English authorities, on another ground; for that it ought to have been taken at the trial, and not deferred till afterward; and that no bill of exceptions ought ever to be allowed, unless tendered at the time of trial. — And to this point he cited, 1 Salkeld, 288, Wright v. Sharp; 1 Bacon’s Abrid. 326; — - Buller’s Nisi Prius, tit. Bill of Exceptions.

The plea in abatement adjudged siifficient.