1682. Scarlett, Exchanges, 57. If an Endorser commit any Error in the endorsing … then the said Endorser is obliged to make good the Loss.
1743. Fielding, J. Wild, II. vii. The drawer was not to be found … and consequently the money was now demanded of the indorser.
1767. Blackstone, Comm., II. 469. The indorsee … may call upon either the drawer or the indorsor.
1777. Sheridan, Sch. Scand., II. ii. In all cases of slander currency, whenever the drawer of the lie was not to be found, the injured parties should have a right to come on any of the indorsers.
1849. Freese, Comm. Class-bk., 35. An indorser of a bill is liable in all respects.
1883. J. G. Butler, Bible Work, Comm. Acts xi. 22. We remember him … first as Joses, and next as the endorser of Saul to Peter and James.
