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... accused will now have stand his trial. The proci'dure i* so rare that there has been no case of it since the time of Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. On Thursday, in the House of Commons, Sir Fortescue Flannery intends to ask the First Lord of the Admiralty series ...
... years of life for both of them. Many of the visitors will also remember that it is not yet eighteen years since Lord Chief Justice Coleridge opened the new Courts of Justice, and that in the intervening time two Lord Chief Justices, two Masters of the ...
... eleven. The mission which sat in 188 l» under the presidency largo number of names sent in this year i- partly f Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, with view to duo to the popularity of the leader and partly reducing too heavily staffed department, reconito ...
... having sat and voted in the Hou*c of Common* without 'oaring previously taken the oath too three Judge* silting were Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, Mr. Justice Grove, and Baron Huddlestone. More recently there wa.* a trial at Bar of which all the world heard—it ...
... 1 was on list, WM not rightly there. cited the ease v. .Simpson, decided in tbo High Ooun, in which it WM held Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and Justice* Grove and Lindley that although person's name might on tho burgess roll, yet was not really qualified ...
... THE LIBRARY TABLE. LORD CHIEF JUSTICE COLERIDGE. lifr wl I'nmiptwkMt John Duke, Lord Lord Chief England. Wnttoi anil edited Erne-t Hartley (M-ridy-. Two toluojer, with portrait*. Heim-onnn, not. w;is said of Lord Chief Justice Coleridge buy that was Duke ...
... indeed' be 3.l. You hear it said that doctors and Judges, lawyers and nurses have hearts. That absurd generalisation. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge once broke down completely nnxJ sobbed aloud over the oase of a French die sinker who had a die the head of bullying ...
... element the constituency. He wee opposed by Mr. F. Mackaroen, son of the late Bishop of Oxford and nephew of the lato Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. He the leader of the Sessions Bar on the Oxford Circuit, and was for some years Recorder Newbury. BUCKINGHAMSHIRE ...
... mind that on© America’s most sagacious citizens-—Daniel Webster—and one of England’s most distinguished lawyers—Lord Chief Justice Coleridge —are their side. Daniel Webster foretold that it would bo an evil day for America its laws ever permitted the rapid ...
... Liberal Member for the Attercliffe Division of Sheffield from to 1894. when, owing to the death of his father. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, wont to tlie Upper House. There i% .1 general belief in legal circles that nil! next Judge the King's Bench Div ...
... unanimously came to the conclusion that a technical offence had been committed, but that on a ruling of the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, they dismissed the information on the defendant pay- ing the cosis. The prosecutor, Mr. Marshall, a police su ...
... came unanimously to conclusion that a technical offence had been committed, hut following a ruling of tho late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, they dismissed tlis information defendant paying costs. Sunt. Marshall applied for a caao to bo Elated, but Justices ...