... THE CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE COMMON PLEAS. The warrants having been signed by her Majesty, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge will be sworn in before the Lord Chancellor in his private room at Lincoln'sinn this morning. His lordship will afterwards take the oaths ...

... yesterday decided in the case of Lord Rendlesham that Irish Peers cannot be placed on the Parliamentary Register. Lord Chief-Justice Coleridge has issued hia farewell address to the electors of Exeter. He says quits political life reluctantly, and resigns ...

... 6d. per ton. A milkman at Wolverhampton has been fined for being also a waterman. It is stated on authority that Lord Chief Justice Coleridge's title, on hia elevation to the peerage, will be Baron Coleridge of Ottery St. Mary's. The principal projector ...

... ORDNANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. ; COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, GUILDHALL, Monday, Feb. 16th. Sittings at Nisi Prius, .before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and a London Special Jury. This was an action for breach of contract for the sale of 3,250 tons of steel rails ...

... Saturday, one of the jurymen complained that his Ulster coat had been stolen while the jury were out for luncheon. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge said it was monstrous that such a thing should occurand he would take care that it was properly represented, so ...

... of the. present chairman, Colonel Sir James Hogg, K.C.B. Murder of Wife. —At the Cornwall Assizes on Saturday Lord Chief Justice Coleridge presided the trial of Christopher Andrews a merchant captain, who was indicted for murder, and the facts were not ...

... may be referred to under the title of Rules of Court. Murder of a Wife.—At the Cornwall Assizes on Saturday, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge presided at the trial of Christopher Andrews, a merchant captain, who was indicted for murder, and the facts were ...

... so weak that his voice could scarcely be heard. Another remarkable circumstance was that his ancient antagonist, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, sat beside Recorder, and apparently took the deepest interest the case. The contrast between the two men was something ...

... ACTION FOR LIBEL AGAINST THE TIMES. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and special jury were engaged, yesterday, in the Court of Common Pleas the trial of an action, Fowler v. Goodlake. The plaintiff his declaration set out that he was civil and mining engineer ...

... THE ACTION FOR LIBEL AGAINST THE TIMES. r. resumed before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and special jury the Court of Common Pleas yesterday morning. Mr. Morewether and Mr. Gough appear for the plaintiff : and Sir Henry James, Q. 0., Mr. Giffard, Q.C. ...

... assistance of two of the senior Queen's Counsellors, will transact the Assize business. The Birmingham Gazette says:—Lord Chief Justice Coleridge (in consequence of the illness of his father) will not preside at the forthcoming Warwick Assizes. One of the Queen's ...

... diviaion it was negatived 191 majority 98.—The House adjourned at L6O YORK ASSIZES. CROWN COURT. FRIDAY.—Before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge; MURDER AT MULL. SENTENCE DEATH. Eob>RT Searle, alia* 22, was indicted for the wilful murder James M'Conuell, Hull ...