The interesting trial, (lately tried before Mr. Justice Burrrough and a special jury) of Price versus Marsh, Stracey, Fauntleroy and Graham, (bankers of Berners street,)

wherein will appear the law and custom of banking and how far the entries of bankers in the pass-book will entitle a person to recover without proof of actual payment, should such entries be subsequently erased, altered, alledged as errors or disputed, a fac simile of the figures sworn by the clerks of the defendants to have been mistaken for others, the application to and refusal of the court to grant the defendants a new trial, with the opinions of the judges on the case delivered at great length

3rd ed.