... forgotten by those who were present on that occasion. That terrible scene cannot fade from the memory. The late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, the perfection of refinement, surrounded on the bench by a crowd of gaily dressed fashionable women, Sir Charles ...

... brotberin law. Rae. Matthew Rimerll. S.J., of this city. are with bee. It in remarked as a curiae, ewieni• deuce that Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. who preceded Lord Chief Juittiee Rasesld as Lord Clue( Joetire. should. like him. have a brother a member of the ...

... last 250 feet, and from which will step oat upon the saounit platform. QUEER ADVENTURES AND EXPERIENCES. The Late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. Judges have often been accompanied on circuit their wives. The late Lord Chief Justice often took Lady Coleridge ...

... for all EnAland and Scot'and, who pay each laboratory one visit in six mouths ! Is it any wonder that the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge described the Vivisection Act as an anodyne to the publics conscience rather than a real protection to the animals ...

... Temple-now no longer I in the house--was always asleep. He could go to sleep standing in the I crowded lobby. The late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge could snatch half an ; hour's nap and wake without raising his eyelids, but wait and listen, and . then interrupt ...

... nothing to do.” Mr Justice Grove said, • Men into publichouses respectable and respected, and come out felons.” Lord Chief Justice Coleridge said. “I can keen with vice that fills our gaols, that destroys the comfort of homes, and the peace of families ...

... thought Mr. Batty's argument on that point was clearly swept away the judgments of the higher court, over which Lord Chief Justice Coleridge presided. A mis-date no date at all, and it was clear from the judgments that the revising barrister could not ...

... Belcher appeared for the defence in the Cowbridge murder case in 1885, when young Thomas was sentenced to death by Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, and was exeented within the precincts of Cardiff Prison. Another sensational case in which he appeared—in this ...

... Those heads bad forgotten to pop under the coverlet when the gong sounded. * * * In the Assize Court. The late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge was once, while a judge circuit, trying an important case of right-of-way which came before the as&iaea Exeter ...

... colleague, Mr. Mills. In the early part of his Mayoralty, on the occasion of the Amuse, he congratuhrted the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge on his recovery from a seriorm illnem. He after; wards received • letter of thanks for the complimeat from his ...

... his colleague, Mr. Mills. the early part of his Mayoralty, the occasion of the Assizes, he congratulated the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge on his recovery from serious illness. He afterwards received a letter of thanks for the complimant from his lordship ...

... the judges, in their official capacity, should know nothing except their law. It was to cherish this idea that Lord Chief Justice Coleridge put the famous question : Who is Connie Gilchrist ? and another judge asked Mr. Pinero in the witness-box what ...