Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-01

asked for payment go, the holder to wait anc
when ne sued. \. plead the Statute Of Tini
taJiaus, and got on SEQ, free" "A Sandr 60
The words, Brown /, no gentleman. bu
{, descended from Brown the greal pudjing
eater boo Kent" were held actionable in Emo
land. ii appearing he was not so descended
but from an ancient family
You cannot saw Of your butcher .,b. b,,
ugiliV, but rotten meat in his ,bop, bur va,
b. can say. che ha, rotten meat in hi, ,bop
f,r the reason that such words ,youlI not tend
%, hi, prejudice I'm mi. trade. for he might ,,rI
have rotlon meat in nj, shop and good meal
also n, Mod a,ol
The words. $50 fetch the candle, that ,bou
i'oIcst from my Lady Chandoys" were held
lotiouable II kehIe, 6stD: and remember
au unrcported case in Oneida county. New
York, where the words never stole loo.
chain. Did YOU ?" were held ,land,rous.
But It has been held in Enpland that ,he FOL.
lowing word, were not aciionablc; "Bcar
witness, mistress. that he hath stolen NV hair.
cloth" The court held that the plaintiff
should take nothing by his complaint; for il is
no direct affirmation 10 charge him with the
stealing of it. no more than Il h, should say
mistress. Won will bear ,yitnes, that he haib
stolen my horse" for thereby the party who
speaks does not SANDER the other. but leaves
it to the testimony Of others for the proof OF it,,
as if he should say, 81 ). will prove Won
stole my horse:" these word, will no, main.
tain an action. (Yclvcrton. 1907.
Thou art a rogue, and receives, stolen
mutton from Boss Gamble; She stole il. and
| you were a partner with her =" which Saunders.
who was Of counsel for the defendant, said, in
| ares, Of Judgment, was not actionable.
partner being an uncertain word, was vet
regarded as such by the court, who held that
'h, must be intended partners in guilt, and
gave Judgment for the plaintiff. ? Kcble.
| 4o4) The words, eve would suggest to the
| ex-Duke Of brunswick the propriety of with.
drawing into hi, own uatgyal and sinister OBJ.
security, were held not libclous. e Car. a
Ker., Io) But in another case the court took
judicial notice Of the meaning Of the words.
They had realized the fable Of the frozen
snake" and held them siandcrous. tI2
Queens Bench Rep, 62s)
You can saw OF the postmaster. che has
broken open my letters in the post.office. +"
without danger, G7N. L.. I2b in Ala
bama these words do not involve the idea of
moral urpitudc, or render him Infamous Il
Stew. & p. ,osl In South Carolina and
Tennessee the words. chose two rascals
killed my hogs and converted them TO their
own use" are not actipnabIe &, Brev $50
Sneed 7o). If Won are in Minnesota, Won
can saw tshr robbed IN. town nC :, CIo,,L "
or any other town or. che is public
sbbeT." without being liable. for the courts
there hold that the crime of robbery cannot be
committed against town n, MINI ,oI
Grncr,IIy il i d,pgaro,s for mn w.
quarrel with his physician. but such onarreIs
sometimes do h5nnen and !, ,bcn becnrnes
necessary to consider what can be s1id Of him
without being made to nav for the Measure
or course Won understand that Won can call
him n chad man " n .srorre y , - s-c,,n.
dreI " and many If not all ~ ,b. nance ,,,,,.
,;an'd ,Ll,. r,,,tinr ,,l, ~, a., .,,.mr,.
thine oc,ins, his nrofession,l stiI Hricss
like Needle in The Nav Won M, hy sn,,Ii
ycetIv s,ircndi,,r, NH; ,,u 90, ,fT,rJ !,
Won can say to his brother doctors that he has
me, bor,,n,,,tb;s,s i, c,,s,,,,,,;o,, n, -
n sSoI and tta, oil, ;'i',," H. ua,S.
much IF he b.I,rg. ,o he rgrr,i,r scboo}
Won can also s,,, an ,yos the ca,,se ~ s,,cb
a nns's dr,tb 'e,orsc Sc, ,,b,.s;,;, ~,
the ca,,se If \ mans d.,tb - ia I ,rJ NJ
field in Peoke We Oldham Cn,,r ,-- st,nd
ycr, innocentIv and HE ro,,,,Fri - ., CIV
reality reaec, mon his sLin I'm, yo" c,,rot
saw. Che hath small practice and L ycr,,, IN,
fortunate in his wav and there are few sci
but die under his hands " T., KeL1e ,Sol
Won can cos. oc hin, ,sbo IL r,,, ~, ,,L,i;o
INT n t,vo.,.n,,,, LI,ol, " ,rd car, ;r!;,,.,
hat h., i. NOT ,,,,,i,,,,c Of r,,,,iar -
school tFostsr vs. Snail ., w.,
I,S %,
Let me advise Won. if Won should he s,ed
ts,LaIr ~ 49,. ,'i;I "i'"~S III yccu' ""'
"S'''" ,r'' you oeHcNeu what you salu 10 ne |
true. II you have carefully avoided the ar |
bsafa2ce of malice, as | advised Won to do |
tb;s cyidapce ;f !, DO No, .,,,yl :; -
IL e'tNOtN, a. "c1' "C' S"ISeGu l" eAtan-
hshlns complete defense IN your behalf will |
serve to reduce the amount of damages to |
such an extent that Won will feel vou b,S. had |
- III 49, ''''s 'ou "''' 'Ss' YOU nave Hau
VIC ~" worm VI yOui money IN theSe |
cases, saith my Lord Coke, You may see |
many excellent points of learning in actions |
for handler IN J,sar,,., Iii ,t,' IL
"~'' wy '~N"Sioh anu
cause VI SpcaNlnS OF theln, ana now II may be |
pleaded IN the defendant 5 excuse"
Do not let any unmnnly fear nj what Tia |
,.,,II MO-, ,b;I' - - "i'''' ''S
""'" may tHl"N OF say Oh YOU prevent or
hinder you from doing your duty. What if |
there be an unjust prejudice AGAINST Slande, |