HIGGINS, Justice.
During the trial the defendant entered four exceptions, all unnumbered. In sequence they are: (1) To the overruling of the motion to nonsuit at the close of the plaintiff's evidence; (2) to the overruling of the motion repeated at the close of all the evidence; (3) to the refusal of the court to set the verdict aside; and (4) to the judgment. All other exceptions appear for the first time in the assignments of error, of which there are seven.
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