...custody or control of the child, then the evidence of Mrs. Janes in rebuttal and explanation of such may be considered by the jury, in connection with the other evidence in the case, in ascertaining whether there was a contract, and what that contract was." This charge was very properly...

...writs produced in evidence on the trial, and the returns of the sheriff thereon, and consider the same in connection with the other evidence in the case, in determining whether or not JD Collins & Co. had property liable to be levied upon to satisfy the debts of said JD Collins...

...introduced evidence, available to him, of^his previous good general character, to [Roberson v. The State.] be considered by the jury in connection with the other evidence in determining the question of guilt or innocence. It is his general character, we say, not particular...

...Hills, and the delivery of the cattle, were only evidence tending to prove that the sale was absolute, to be considered by the jury in connection with the other evidence in the case, and that if an absolute sale was necessary to entitle the plaintiff to recover, it was upon him to...

...erime rendering him incompetent to testify as a witness; but the testimony sheuld remain in the cose, to be considered by the jury in connection with the other evidence, under such prudential instructions as may be given by the 583 Digest. court, and subject to the determination...

...the goods on a credit extending beyond the time when the claims against his vendor become due, may be considered by the jury in connection with the other evidence, in determining the question of fraud ; but such facts do not of themselves raise a legal presumption of...

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...statute does not of itself v.arrant a recovery against the employers, but it is only a circumstance to be considered by the jury in connection with the other evidence in the case as bearing upon the question of the negligence of the employer in causing the injury. As applied to...

...sufficient evidence of the first marriage, but that it was competent evidence for them to consider in connection with the other evidence in the case, in determining whether the first was a legal marriage, and that unless they found, from all the evidence, that the first marriage...

...the goods on a credit extending beyond the time when the claims against his vendor become due, may be considered by the jury in connection with the other evidence, in determining the question of fraud ; but such facts do not of themselves raise a legal presumption of...