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 1894-12

Ayers v. Boston & Maine Railroad ( 1894 )


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  • It would serve no useful purpose to comment upon evidence such as appears in this case.

    The defendants' motions and requests were properly denied. Lyman v. Railroad, 66 N.H. 200, 204; Foss v. Railroad, 66 N.H. 256, 260; Felch v. Railroad, 66 N.H. 318, 320, 322, 323; Boothby v. Railway, 66 N.H. 342; Walker v. Railroad, 64 N.H. 414; Paine v. Railway, 63 N.H. 623; Merrill v. Express Co., 62 N.H. 514; Nutter v. Railroad, 60 N.H. 483, 485; Tuttle v. Farmington, *Page 209 58 N.H. 13, 14; Griffin v. Auburn, 58 N.H. 121, 134; Paine v. Railway,58 N.H. 611; Gilman v. Noyes, 57 N.H. 627; Sleeper v. Sandown, 52 N.H. 244; Cheshire Railroad v. Foster, 51 N.H. 490, 493; Page v. Parker, 43 N.H. 363; Palmer v. Portsmouth, 43 N.H. 365.

    Exceptions overruled.

    WALLACE, J., did not sit: the others concurred.