... ORIGINS MUCH is said and written now about International Law. What International Law? International Law! said Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, is a collection of usages which civilised States have agreed to observe in their dealings, with one another. ...

... mines without stating their position the Nazis arp said to violate International Law International law,' said Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, 'is a collection of usages which civilised States have agreed to observe their dealings with one another. After ...

... yourself. Justice Avory thought tlie're was noth.ng in any previous. judgment which alteied the law was laid down by Lord Chief Justice Coleridge 1883 He must hold there was evidence to go to the iurv No evidence was called *fo r the defence. After prolonged ...

... 'Lite Wordsworth shows the interest the poet took in rights of way: — The father of the present Chief Justice (Lord Chief Justice Coleridge meant;, while Judge the Northern circuit, spent some time Ambleside, and, Calling at Kydal Mount, Wordsworth proposed ...

... which is all the more shrewd from being based on personal contact Himself the son of distinguished Victorian (Lord Chief Justice Coleridge was his father), the author >vas thrown into personal association with the celebrities about whom he writes. The ...

... the tendency in the Church i« mostly in that direction. There has been good deal talk about “ confiacation, but Lord Chief Justice Coleridge laid it down that all endow menu are subje t the oontrel of Parliament. Mr alluded the 27th April the action of ...

... fisheries were let to 1896. Re-examined Mr Metcalfe: Was the right to the title the foreshores tried 1381 before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge?— Ye 3. and held that the title the lord the manor to the foreshores was absolutely proved, and so directed the ...

... work at the Bar, were interested to see his Lordship yesterday, looking remarkably well. Born in 1851, the son of Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, the present Baron sat in Parliament as Liberal from 1885 to 1894. when his father's death gave him a seat the ...

... a ruin, was included. was not apparently great success as a court of law, and among other critics was the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, who described the new Assize arrangements the perfection of inconvenience. It should be said that legal business ...

... Church. The following are the circuits chosen by the judges for the ensuing summer Assize:—Western Circuit, _Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and Lord Justice Fry; South Wales Circuit, Mr Justice Field; Oxford Circuit, Justice Mathew an Mr Justice Butt ...

... evil m General Booth, Lord Rosebery, the late Rev. Joseph Parker, Mr Hall Geine, Canon Horsley, Dr, Bamardo, and Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. this evidence been brushed aside by your correspondent as of little value, while at the same time, extensive figures ...

... There were several nominstiona of persons outside parish, and they ware declared ineligible the law as laid down by Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. Mr C. Arnold wee, after much discussion and many nominations, elected pariah warden. Staflston Road Sdnsat School ...