53 N.H. 483 | N.H. | 1873
The testimony of Hutchinson must have been admitted, upon the ground, not that evidence of the commission of an offence by the defendant tended to make it moré probable that he committed a similar offence afterwards, as his counsel seem to suppose, but that a
The instruction to the jury clearly was sufficiently favorable to the defendant. ■ jExceptions overruled.