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... Coleridge. k.C.. as one of the Justices of the High Court of Justice. Lord Coleridge, the new judge. is the son of Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, and has on several occasions acted as Commissioner of Assize. Lord Coleridge, who is fiftvwix years of age, was ...

... Coleridge, K.C., es one of the Justices of the High Court of Justice. Lord Coleridge, the new judge, is the son of Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, and bas on several occasions acted as Commissioner of Assime. Lord Coleridge, who is fifty-six years of age, wins ...

... Courts of Justice were used for the first time in the transaction of Court business on January 11, 1883. The opening Lord Chief Justice Coleridge wal informal, many of the Judges being absent on circuit. On January 11 two years ago Mr. Chamberlain made his ...

... Coleridge, K.C.. as one of the Justices of the High Court of Justice. Lord Coleridge, the new judge. is the son of Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. and has on several amnions acted as Iiimmiii.ioner of Aries. Lord Coleridge. who is fifty-six years of age ...

... ridge, K.C., ae one of the Justices of the High Court of Juvitice. Lord Coleridge, the new judge, ie the son of Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, and has on several occasions acted as Commiesioner of Assize. Lord Coleridge, who is fifty-six year. of age, was ...

... Coleridge, S.C., as one of the Justices of the High Court of Justice. Lord Coleridge, the new judge, is the son of Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, and has on several occasions acted as Mmmissioner of Assize. Lord Coleridge, who is fifty-aix years of e wee called ...

... look of politely eopercilkma which Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, who was presiding on the Bench, turned on the witness be easily imagined by all who remember his lordship. But really there is great exnggeration, comparing the position of M. Bio wits to ...

... equality of votes the chairman of a hench of magistrates has no double or casting vote, and it has been held by Lord Chief Justice Coleridge that ““when justices are divided in opinion the proper course is to dismiss the summons.” Beechwood, Wrexham, Oct ...

... support of scientific cruelty. I do not hesitate to support the absolute prohibition of Vivisection.”—The late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. horror of Vivisection cannot be too strongly expressed.”—Lord Brampton (late Mr. Justice Hawkins). You must settle ...

... BALLARAT. Arthur Coleridge, who asserts that he is brother the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge England, was sentenced three days’ imprison* meat at Ballarat (or drunkenness. Our readers may remember that not long ago there was accident through carelessness ...

... Judicial humour ie often flat, stale, and unr profitable. The famous question Who is Connie Gilchrist?” asked by Lord Chief Justice Coleridge a good many years ago, set the fashion which Mr. Justice Darling followed yesterday in seeking enlightenment as ...