... THE LATE LORD CHIEF JUSTICE COLERIDGE. ERECTION OF A TABLET. , ALFINGTON'S TRIBUTE. Last night, the eve of the eighth anniversary the death of the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, a memorial service was held in Alfington Church, near Ottery St. Mary ...

... at The Chanter's House. Deceased was the daughter of the Eight Hon. Lord Coleridge, and grand-daughter the lato Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. to only a week ago, she was apparently in her usual health. She then became ill, and Dr. Sidehotham, Ottery, was ...

... 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 ...

... his marriage with Geraldine, daughter of Charles Manners Lushington, of Norton Court. Kent, and wa3 graadson of Lord Chief Justice Coleridge,, He was educated at Charterhouse and was Fellow of the Institute ot British Architects. During the war he served ...

... her husband, who was tho Black Watuh, was killed at Magersfontein. Mr. Guy Coleridge, R.N., grandson of tho late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, to be married to Miss Dickson, and the same date is fixed for the marriage of Mr. Guy Guillum Scott, of the Inner ...

... the Judicial Bench. The late Mr. Justice Coleridge, who was the second baron and who died in 1927, was the son of Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. Viscount Finlay the High Court Jud ...

... intention to be a lawyer, but on presenting himself to be called, soon after his succession, he was informed by Lord Chief Justice Coleridge that, being a peer, he could not be permitted to practise. The first peer allowed to practise was, strangely enough ...

... 50 YEARS AGO—1881. Mr. Justice Lindley will be sworn in a« a Lord Justice of Appeal on November 2nd, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. ❖ ❖ New York. Friday.—The New York Herald reports the wreck of steamship on the Mississippi, in which about thirty men ...

... made, and whose names were set out in a schedule to the case afterwards stated by hini. In the Court of Appeal Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, Justices Hawkins and Cave were of opinion the Revising Barrister was wrong, and ruled that assistant occupying ...

... Mr. Justice Avory thought there was nothing in any previous judgment which altered the law it was laid down by Lord Chief Justice Coleridge in 1883. He must hold there was evidence to go to the jury. evidence was called for the defence. After prolonged ...

... patron of the living (Lord Coleridge), the Rural Dean (the Rev/W. E. Pryke). Amy Lady Coleridge (widow of the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge), aud Miss Pinckney and Mrs. Gerard Chichester (former kind neighbours Feniton Court). Mr. Stiling has always taken ...

... Brocken. Miss Coleridge was born at Ottery St. Mary, and is a descendant of the poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge and Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. The principals are Well supported by an exceptionally competent cast, which include Ruth Trouncer as Jacqueline ...