...the libel, as set forth on the record; the statute being confined to such variances only as appeared between any matter in writing or in print produced in evidence, and the recital thereof in the record/ •1311 "The operation of the above statute being, as we have seen, confined...

...indictment or information for any misdemeanour, when any variance shall appear between any amended. matter in writing or in print, produced in evidence, and the recital or getting forth thereof upon the record whereon the trial is pending, to be forthwith amended in such...

...been prejudiced, and the same cannot in any case be amended at the trial, except where the variance is between any matter in writing or in print produced in evidence and the record; And whereas it is expedient to allow such amendments as herein-after mentioned to be made on...

...counterpart. The powers given by the foregoing statute are, by express enactment, confined to variances between any matter in writing or in print produced in evidence and the record; but the legislature has deemed it expedient to allow other amendments to be made on the trial;...

...Tenterand delay or failure of justice takes place at trials, by reason of deniactvariance between writings produced in evidence and the recital or setting forth thereof upon the record on which the trial is had, in matters not material to the merits of the case, and that such record...

...been prejudiced, and the same cannot in any case be amended at the trial, except where the variance is between any matter in writing or in print produced in evidence and the record, and whereas it is expedient to allow amendments to be made on the trial of the cause,"—enacts,...

...Tenterdcn's act, which provides in very general term» for amendments at the trial, as to variances between any matter in writing or in print, produced...recital or setting forth thereof upon the record, 8¿c. Under this statute, it is discretionary to allow the amendment, or not ; and in Jelf v. Oriel,...

...prejudiced, and the same cannot in any Case be amended at ' the Trial, except where the Variance is between any Matter * in Writing or in Print produced in Evidence and the Record: ' And whereas it is expedient to allow such Amendments as • herein-after mentioned to be...

...prejudiced, and the same could not in any case be amended at the trial, except where the variance was between any matter in writing or in print produced in evidence and the record, and that it was expedient to allow such amendments as thereinafter mentioned to be made on...

...prejudiced, and the same cannot, in any case, be amended at the trial, except where the variance is between any matter in writing or in print, produced in evidence, and the record," enacts " that it shall be lawful for any * court of record, holding plea in civil actions,...