... Justice Kay, Mr. Justice North, Mr. Justice Homer, Mr. Justice Wright, Mr. Justice Grantham, Mr. Janice Jenne, and Mr. Justine Collins. The Lord Chaocellor arrived about o'clock. The company then ennobled included the Attorney-General. the Solicitor -General ...

... pow The Rev. J. H. regarded the work the Mr. Houghton : £3OO. wisest and most hopeful all work connected with the Mr. Justine Collins : Are you not to use due diligence, reformation of the people. In his own week amongst the and is it due diligence to ...

... STRUCK THE LISTS. era the Queen's Division of the High Court of ;ostice ou Friday before the Lord Chief Justice Esl Mr. Justin Collins, sitting as Divisional raft- Mr. Hollams, on behalf of the 'norms/rated w Society, moved that the name of Alfred Bantoft ...

... AND Tea —ln the Queen'. Bench DtTiAOO of the High Court of Justice, on Thursday, before the Lord Chief Justine and Mr. Justine Collins, the case of Streets and Co. v. Goldstlimid and others was again mentioned. The litigation arose out of the transaction ...

... within the penalty section if shown that the defendants bought and sold knowing they were infringements of copyright. Mr. Justine Collins ruled against the defendant on the interpretation of the section. Mr. tinniness, ow Isehalf of the defendants, son. lesided ...

... -being thel ground taken by Mf essrs. B'insuinead, :thtey felitbound to resiat -it on principle., _ . - - On --Tuesda r. --Justine Collins having summed up the jury retired. They s-ent wiord tinto conrt, :'ater' -25 -mi~nutes'- deliberatilon; to Sthe, effect ...

... Mr. Poland submitted that to contend that h e owner should he placed:on the rate book was cowtrway to the statute. Mr. Justine Collins said he could see les difficulty in adopting Mr. Poland's construction of section 4, if it wen not for section 3. Mr. ...

... DAMAGES FOR LIBEL On Tuesday morning, bafore Mr. Justine Collins and a common jury, the action of Glover v. flays wee opened. The plaintiff, • wusival composer and critic, and conductor of the orcitestni at the Comedy Theatre, sought to recover damages ...

... all was worth—£9o—and paid it to the prosecutrix. Witnesses were called who said the prisoner bore epotless character. Justine Collins passed a sentence of aeven ears’ penal servitude. Loud Uos!” followed the sentence. ■'SPORTING : NKWS. TO-DAY’S LONDON ...

... SCUTTLING IN MANCHESTER A YOUTH TO DEATH. M*sr Bites, Friday. A* Manchester Arslzee, to-day, before Justin* Collins, William Willau, Edward Fleming, aad Charles Davidson, each aged sixteen, were indicted for the murder Peter Kennedy. else aged sixteen ...

... A GREAT ADVERTISER ON ADVERTISING. Ezassised as a witness before Mr Justine Collins, is on Fsbrsary let, Mr Brissinead, of piano frame, replies as follows Bat you spent • pest deal is advert, lain, Yes.. Ad ia or. now than it ever was P— I doing ...

... Section 9of the Act. lie (the learned judge) wag of opinion he wan not, and therefore the appeal must be dismissed. Mr. Justine Collins concurred, and the appeal wax dismissed with cons. YEBHAM BOROUGH SESSIONS. TUESDAY. Bohm the Mayor (Mr. L Magri.), Mr ...