Wood v. Aldrich

We have not been favored with any brief by the appellant in this case, and, with such light as we can get from the case and the brief of respondent’s counsel, we have not been able to discover any error.

The charge seems entirely fair and correct. But there, is no sufficient exception to it to raise here any question as to the correctness of its several propositions. The exception is the old stereotyped one, “to the charge, and each and every part of it.” It has been often held that the addition of the last clause does not make the exception any thing more than a mere gen*696eral one. And that is…