... Justice. Lord Coleridge can boast of a legal and literary descent almost unequalled. His well-remembered father. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, was the son of Sir Taylor Coleridge, a judge of the Queen’s Bench, who died in 1876, and who in his turn was the ...

... From Stage to Peerage. “Pray who is Connie Gilchrist?” once in dulcet tones asked the bland and silvertongued Lord Chief Justice Coleridge at a moment when “Connie’s” name was ringing in everyone’s ears. The name at least of the brilliant little actress ...

... with the matter on hand.” Perhaps the most dramatic appeal to the emotions of the jury was one in which the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, when at the Bar, received the assistance of the elements. It was murder trial, and just as was closing his speech ...

... got right there being but one of her triumphs. Lady Orkney, when at the height of her fame, formed the subject of Lord Chief Justice Coleridge’s query, “Who, pray, Miss Connie Gilchrist?” As a bride she was given away by a Duke, his late Grace of Beaufort ...

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