Ward's contention.
Ho said that the case which plaintiff had Jendeavoured to set up in court had not been disclosed in the pleadings at all, and it was only when he came to read the correspondence in court that he found the issue was an en-irely different one from what he had supposed when reading the pleadings. The issue of defendant's personal liability should have been disclosed, but it was not, and in these circumstances his" Lordship not see why he should be called upon to answer a ease which had not. really been brought against him. He therefore gave judgment for defendant, with costs.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.