... equality of votes the chairman of a hench of magistrates has no double or casting vote, and it has been held by Lord Chief Justice Coleridge that ““when justices are divided in opinion the proper course is to dismiss the summons.” Beechwood, Wrexham, Oct ...

... governed our own judges in the deeisions which the writer of the article impugns. The administration of the law, says Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, changes with the changing spirit of the times. Underwriters may therefore sleep comfortably in their beds, for ...

... brought about by drink a larger number were of families of skilled workmen than of families of unskilled labourers. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge once said: “If England could be made sober three-fourths of her gaols might be closed!” We all of us either do ...

... slips to be deposited in his house—licensed premises—and on his behalf it was said the oet was complete outside,and Lord Chief Justice Coleridge had held that the transaction was complete, as there 110 pretence for saying that money was received. Lord Esher ...

... Mr. Justice Shearman the present case shows that follows in footsteps Mansfield, Cockburn, Bussell Killowen, and Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, who on the bench did all they could to render salutary and vigorous journalism safely practicable. Some day Parliament ...

... to-day, I once uw in the parish church at Otter? St. Mary three generations of Coleridge. together. They were Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, Mr. Justice Coleridge, and Mr. Baron Coleridge --son, father and grandfather. What 'their aggregate of years was ...

... NEWMAN. jMEMORIES THE HON*. STEPHEN COLERIDGE. For eight years the lion. Stephen Coleridge was nnvate his father. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. ! Lord Coleridge was great entertainer, whose house in Sussex--square came the ! most famous men his day. and ...

... pain on ammals and added that the incvemeot was eupported be great men Tennyeon, Rugkin, Brown. ing. Carlyle, and Lord Chief Justice Coleridge Plaintiff said she bad ten technical publica. ticns relating to experiments on animals, which she woshed to quote ...

... called the Bar the Inner Temple. Up to that time the view had been accepted that call meant permission to pk-ad; but lord Chief Justice Coleridge laid it down that although a peer of the realm might called could not allowed to practise. This ruling, which was ...

... subject of the trial of war criminals. But I should like to reply briefly to Mr. Upton and Mr. Cat. The statement of Lord Chief Justice Coleridge in the Franconia Judgment was true in 1876, the year in which he made the statement, as Mr. Upton points out. It ...

... seen on camping tours. A Lawyer-Scalptor he Hon. Gilbert Coleridge, the seventy-two-year-old son of the famous Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, has, since his retirement from Asses- tent Master of the Crown Office, pursued sculpture es a hobby, and this ...

... stroke of was mowed the Queen’s and which aetion would im Division on Monday, 16th of May, before mediately the Lord Chief Justice (Coleridge), and public rebuke to the lawless a rule nisi was granted on each of the clergy, The Bishop replied, through three ...