...been tried may, in his discretion, reserve any question of law which shall have arisen on the trial for the consideration of the Justices of either Bench and Barons of the Exchequer." The moment the prisoner is called upon to plead the " trial" has commenced, and it continues until final...

...prisoner; and, upon the application of the prisoner's counsel, the Court reserved for the decision of the Justices of either Bench and Barons of the Exchequer the question, — whether the voluntary statement of the prisoner in the presence of the remanding Magistrate, the same not having...

...Entertaining, however, some doubts upon the correctness of my ruling, I consented to reserve the point for the consideration of the Justices of either Bench and Barons of the Exchequer, in pursuance of the 11 & 12 Viet. c. 78. And the foregoing is the case upon which their determination...

...satisfied with the evidence of the identity of the said duke. The court reserved the two following points for the consideration of the justices of either bench and Barons of the Exchequer. First, whether it was bound to amend the indictment upon the insufficient evidence above-mentioned,...

...tried, may, in his or their discretion, reserve any question of Law which shall have arisen on the trial for the consideration of the Justices of either Bench and Barons of the Exchequer. That the Judge, or Commissioner, or Court of Quarter Sessions, shall thereupon state, in a case signed...

...tried may, in his or their Discretion, reserve any Question of Law which shall have arisen on the Trial for the Consideration of the Justices of either Bench and Barons of the Exchequer, and thereupon shall have Authority to respite Execution of the Judgment on such Conviction, or postpone...

...tried may, in hi? or their Discretion, reserve any Question of Law which shall have arisen on the Trial for the Consideration of the Justices of either Bench and Barons of the Exchequer, and thereupon shall have Authority to respite Execution of the Judgment on such Conviction, or postpone...

...prisoner guilty ; and a point of law raised in behalf of the prisoner was reserved, and was now submitted for the consideration of the Justices of either Bench and Barons of the Exchequer. The question was, whether on the finding of the jury the prisoner ought to have been convicted of larceny. Judgment...

...the case shall have been tried may reserve any question of law which shall have arisen on the trial for the consideration of the justices of either bench and barons of the exchequer, and thereupon shall have authority to respite execution of this judgment, or postpone it until such...

...tried may, in his or their discretion, reserve any question of law which shall have arisen on the trial for the consideration of the justices of either bench and barons of the exchequer ; and thereupon shall have authority to respite execution of the judgment on such conviction, or postpone...