... Coleridge, who reached the age of fifty-six the other day, succeeded the first Peer exactly ten years ago. The famous Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, however, died on June 14th, 1E94, so that the present Lord Coleridge succeeded his father not ten but thirteen ...

... still more historically interesting, is to be spared. No. L it is true, recalls memories of such eminent lawyers as Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, Lord Bowen, and Mr. Justice Day, while its more recent tenants include Sir Robert Findlay and Sir W. Anson. But ...

... Piatt, Lord Westbury, Lord St. Leonard, Sir George Jeasel, Lord Esher, and Baron Bramwell, Mr. Crispe referred to Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. Nothing, he s»id, could exceed or excel the sweet, silvery tone his melodious voice, the suavity his manner, his ...

... company, which is to have the advantage of Miss Pauline Chase in the title role. One can hardly imagine the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge— whose mock innocent query, Who is Connie Gilchrist? is still staple joke among legal anecdotists—going to a ...

... by a brilliant galaxy of Judges, most whom have passed away. Among them were Lord Selborne—then Lord Chancellor- Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, Sir James Hannen, Sir William Brett, Master of the Rolls—who was not then Lord Esher—and Lord Justice Bowen, according ...

... No more striking tribute, I suppose, to a man's loftiness of purpose could have been afforded than when the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, at the close of one of these trials, sent Dr. Barnado handsome cheque and an appreciative letter on the work his ...

... accuracy I cannot refrain from mentioning a much more recent instance. 1883 three persons were tried in London before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge for offence of this character in a print called The Free Thinker, and were sentenced to terms of imprisonment ...

... 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 ...

... rather freakish humour, lie gained countless friends in high places. Archbishop Temple, Sir Stafford Nortlice-te, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, and Dean Stanley among others. was a member Lord Derby's Royal Commission em popular education, and when the London ...

... v-ith the Greatest ability by the late Mr, Montague Williams Lefrov was convicted after a three Siai'-fore late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge at Maidstone, and he was hanged at Lewes. ...

... with the late baronet. In conjunction with Miss Gaskell he originated an Early Rising Society, of which the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge became a member. For three years in succession he carried off the prize awarded by the society, thus demonstrating ...

... the close of counsel's statement, Mr. asked how Gaming Acts would affect this ease? Mr. Leigh drew attention to Lord Chief Justice Coleridge's decision to the effect that, the operation of the Acts did not disentitle a principal to recover from his agent ...