Central  R.  Co.  v.  New  Jersey,  etc.,  R.  c5o.,  Hersee,  33  Hun   (N.  Y.),  169.    See  also

32  N.  J.  £(}.  67.  Huffman  v,  Hughlett,  1 1  Lea  (Tenn.),  549 ;

By  electmg  to  proceed  in  one  court,  a  Strong  v.  Strong,  102  N.  Y.  69.
pau'ty    may    waive    want    of   jurisdiction.  4.  Childs  ?/.  Stoddard,  130  Mass.  iio;

McBroom  v.  Wiley,  2  Heisk.  (Tenn.)  58.  Pratt  v,  Philbrook,  41  Me.  132;  Spread  »-

1.  Separate  actions  to  foreclose  a  mort-  Morgan,  11  H.  L.  Cas.  588.
gage,  and  to  recover  on  the  bond  or  note.  The  form  of  action  cannot  be  amended

are  exceptions  to  the  general  rule.    Central  from  tort  to  contract  on  the  trial.    Cush-

R.  V,  New  Jersey,  etc.,  R.  Co.,  32  N.  J.  Eq.  man  v.  Jewell,  7  Hun  (N.  Y.)  525 ;   Storrs

67;  Morgan  V.  Sherwood,  53  111.  171.    So  v.  Flint,  46  N.  Y.   Supr.  Ct  498.      See

are  actions  to  enforce  admiralty  liens,  and  Boone,  Code  PI.  sec.  233.
to  recover  on  the  debt.    Russell  v.  Alvarez,  6.  State  v.  Nelson,   14  Rich.  (  S.  Car.)

q  Cal.  48;  Grangers'.  Judge,  27  Mich.  406;  169;  Reg.  v.  Lonsdale,  4  F.  &  F.  56;  Rex

The  Kalorama,  10  Wall.  (U.  S.)  204.  v.  Young,  Russ.  &  Ry.  281.
2.  Bulkley  v,  Morgan,  46  Conn,  m^ ;  The  court  will  not  compel  an  election
Brinley  r.  Tibbets,  7  Greenl.  (Me.)  70;  Bai-  between  different  indictments.  Bailey  z/.
ley  V.  Hervey,  135  Mass.  172;  Moller  v.  State,  11  Tex.  App.  140.  Compare ^X:»X.<tv,
Tuska,  87  N.  Y.   166;    s.  c,  9  Dalv,  207  .  McNeill,  93  N.  Car.  552.
