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Gaines Vs. Relf
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- Jan 01, 1851
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U.S. 472 (1851) U.S. Supreme Court Gaines v. RelfSearch
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U.S. 12 How. 472 472 (1851) Gaines v. RelfSearch
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gift from the deponent, and is estopped by her declarations. The decree of this Court in the case of Patterson v. GainesSearch
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Page 53 U. S. 474 January term, 1844, and is reported in 43 U. S. 2 How. 619 under the name of Gaines v. ChewSearch
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Monsieur Guillaume v. O'BrienSearch
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of Ellen Guinan, John Power, and Charles E. Benson were taken in 1846. Ellen Guinan was the niece of William V. O'BrienSearch
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William v. O'BrienSearch
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William v. O'BrienSearch
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Gulielmus v. O'BrienSearch
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Rev. William v. O'BrienSearch
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Gulielmus v. O'BrienSearch
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of William v. O'BrienSearch
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also gave in evidence the deposition of Patterson, to show the collusive manner in which the case of Patterson v. GainesSearch
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in the Circuit Court at New Orleans establishing the bigamy of Desgrange, and in this Court in the case of Patterson v. GainesSearch
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it went to the specific fact of bigamy, and according to the language of the Supreme Court of Louisiana in Harmar v. McLelandSearch
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of William v. O'BrienSearch
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defendants, and among other matters set forth the decree made in their behalf by this Court in the case of Patterson v. GainesSearch
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even admitting that such confession had been made as stated by the witness. 4th. That the certificate of William V. O'BrienSearch
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Rex v. LockwoodSearch
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Rex v. LayerSearch
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Rex v. LookwoodSearch
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his neighbors -- what that reputation is, and whether from such knowledge he would believe him upon his oath. Rex v. WatsonSearch
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Rex v. DelamotteSearch
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Mawson v. HartsinkSearch
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People v. MatherSearch
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State v. BoswellSearch
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respects, the witness deposing to that may be asked if the former has not preserved his reputation for truth. Rex v. LookwoodSearch
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Carpenter v. WallSearch
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Sharp v. ScogingSearch
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Hume v. ScottSearch
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The impeaching witness, too, should be from the neighborhood of the individual whose character is in question. Boynton v. KelloggSearch
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Wike v. LightnerSearch
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Kimmel v. KimmelSearch
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Douglas v. TouceySearch
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Nothing but the misapplication of the case of Harman v. McClellandSearch
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of a baptismal register in Guernsey was rejected because it did not appear by what authority it was kept. In Leader v. BarrySearch
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Rabbi, whose duty it was to perform the rites of circumcision and to make corresponding entries in the books. Davies v. LloydSearch
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paper has always been rejected. I give the cases, comprehending from the first to the last of them a long time. Price v. TorringtonSearch
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Vance v. FairisSearch
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Curren v. CrawfordSearch
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Ingraham v. BockinsSearch
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Forsythe v. NorcrossSearch
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Watts 432. And in Waller v. BowmanSearch
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be made by the person whose duty it is to make them, and in the mode required by law, if any has been prescribed. Doe v. BraySearch
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Walter v. WingfieldSearch
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a judgment in a civil action could be given for the same purpose in a criminal prosecution. I cite the cases, Smith v. RummensSearch
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Hathaway v. BarrowSearch
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Jones v. WhiteSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Gaines v. RelfSearch
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of Patterson v. GainesSearch
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