... eid oe 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 is the son of the first Lord Finlay of Nairn, «ho was Lord Chancellor in the Lloyd George ...

... Coleridge, K.C., se one the Justices of the High Court of Justice. Lord Colerid?. the new judge, is the som of Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, and has on several occasions acted as Commissioner of Assize. Lord Coleridge, who is fi’l;;‘ix years of age, v-c ...

... are speculating whether he will be able to withstand the onmslaught of American hospitality as cheerfully as did Lord Chief Justice Coleridge years ago. The duetinguished visitor is described as “One of the balf-dozen intellectual giants of Europe,” as ...

... considerable degree of pomp and circumstance was necessary to impress the public mind with the majesty of the law. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge always regretted, an this account, the coming of the railways, which detracted from the picturesque ceremonial ...

... are speculating whether he will be able to withstand the onslaught of American hospitality as cheerfully as did Lord Chief Justice Coleridge years ago. The dis- Lnguished visitor is described as Ohs of the half-down intellectual giants of Europa as the ...

... an adjournment one of ! jurymen separator} from his fellows. Mr. Justice Kennedv travelled to London to consult Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. came down, discharged the jury, and had the case tried by a fresh jury. Mr. Justice Darling: I think that prohahlv ...

... appoint women to one of the few spheres which they have not yet invaded. This reminds a “ Star’ gossip that it was Lord Chief Justice Coleridge who, in the House of Commons, first suggested that women would make excellent judges, but the reasons he gave did ...

... in addition his office as First Lord the Treasury Both the then Crown lawyers, Sir John Coleridge (afterwards Lord Chief Justice Coleridge) and Sir Goorgc Jesse! (afterward Master of the Roils)—who, with the lore Lord Chief Justice Coekburn, would probably ...

... year after year. Sonic the speakers who came down Sheffield for the occasion were: Lord Randolph Churchill (1885), Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, Lord Charles Bercsford. Viscount Lord Roberts, the Earl of Rosebery, the Rt. Hon. A. J. Balfour, Lord kitchener ...

... intimidation. and sentenced to six weeka' imprisonment with hard labour. The sentence was. however. crashed by late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and • special tribunal of High Court Judges. ...

... FROM STAGE TO PEERAGE. “Pray who Oonnio Gilchrist?” onoe in dulcet tones asked the bland and silver-tongued Lord Chief Justice Coleridge moment when Connie’s name was ringing everyone’s oars. The name at least of the brilliant little octree?, who captivated ...

... Lord Coleridge, K.C., aa one the Justices of the High Court of Justice. Lord Coleridge, the new judge, is the son Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, and has several occasions acted Commissiooer of Assue. Lord Coleridge, who was called to the Bar and took Silk ...