[305] McDonald et ux. v. Chicago & N. W. R. Co., 26 Iowa, 124.
[306] L. R., 3 Exch. 150.
[307] Caswell v. Boston & Worcester Rw., 98 Mass. 194.
[308] Forsyth v. Boston & Alb. Rw., 103 Mass. 510.
[309] Cornman v. Eastern Counties Rw., 4 H. & N. 781; see also Blackman v. London, B., & S. C. Rw., 17 W. R. 769.
[310] Hogan v. S. E. Rw., 28 L. T. (N. S.), 271.
[311] Jackson v. Metropolitan Rw. L. R. 10 C. P. 49.
[312] Crafter v. Metropolitan Rw. Co., L. R., 1 C. P. 300. Where on the platform there were two doors in close proximity to each other, the one for necessary purposes, had painted over it the words “For gentlemen,” the other had over it “Lamp room.” The plaintiff having occasion to go to the former, inquired its whereabouts and was directed to it: by mistake he opened the door of the lamp room, fell down some stairs, and was injured: Held, that in the absence of evidence that the place was more than ordinarily dangerous, a nonsuit was right. Toomey v. London B. & S. C., 3 C. B. (N. S.), 146.
CHAPTER VIII.
TICKETS.
Man and Wife double as to Baggage.—Money in Trunk.—Authority of American Decisions.—Annual Tickets.—Badge of Officers.—Legislature outwitted.—“Tickets, Sir.”—“Good for this Day only.”—“Good for this Trip.”—Stepping off.—Lose a Ticket, and pay again.—The Acts.