David Davis

“ As there was evidence tending strongly to support the finding of the jury on this point, and as they were correctly instructed in relation to it, the plaintiff in error cannot justly complain of the action of the jury. ”

“ Mathews, [2] that if the indorser, with full knowledge of the fact that no demand has been made or notice given, makes a subsequent promise, he is liable, and cannot, when sued, set up as a defence the want of such demand and notice; and to the same effect are the decisions of the courts in this country generally. [3] Applying the principle of these decisions to the admitted facts of this case there is no difficulty in charging the indorsers. ”