Criticism Criticised Intended As a Supplement to the Law Reporter for January

Joel Parker

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It is also used in the very sense in which the commissioners have used and explained it, by Mr. Chief Justice Parsons, in Granby v. Amherst, 7 Mass. Rep. 1 ; Mr. Justice Parker, in Putnam v. Johnson, 10 Mass. Rep. 498 ; also in Harvard College v. Gore, 5 Pick. 369 ; Mr. Justice Wilde, in Jennison v. Hapgood, 10 Pick. 77 ; also in Greene v. Greene, 11 Pick. 410 ; Mr. Chief Justice Shaw, in Lyman v. Fiske, 17 Pick. 231 (three times) ; also, in Abington v. North Bridgewater, 23 Pick. 170 (thirteen... times) ; abo, in Thorndike v. City of Boston, 1 Met. 242 ; also, in Sears v. City of Boston, 1 Met. 251 (twelve times) ; also, in Stevens v. Boston and Maine Railroad, 1 Gray, 281 ; also, in Buckley v. Inhabit ants of Williamstown, 3 Gray, 493 (five times) ; Mr. Justice Metcalf, in Mead v. Inhabitants of Boxbor- ough, 11 Gush. 362 ; also, in Nutting v. Connecticut Elver Railroad, 1 Gray, 502 (three times) ; Mr. Justice Fletcher, in Fitchburg v. Winchendon, 4 Cush. 190 (three times) ; and by Mr.

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