... are guilty of nothing more wicked than travelling at eight or ten miles an hour. I remember once hearing the late Lord Chief justice Coleridge declare that English law was common sense. Sometimes we laymen are inclined to doubt it. However, I do think magis ...

... they accorded to the man who had sentenced the Fenians of 1883 safer transit than could be guaranteed in Canada. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge was shadowed throughout his tour in America by detectives and an officer of the American army, and came through ...

... daughter of Mr. Henry Baring Lawford, of the Bengal Civil Ser vice, was a great beauty when she married the famous Lord Chief Justice Coleridge silver- tongued Coleridge, as he was generally called when at the Bar and to see her now makes it difficult indeed ...

... Coleridge, the poet, was vicar of Ottery. The poet's celebrated .son, Hartley, spent many years there. The famous Lord Chief Justice Coleridge sprang from Ottery. The lively champion of animals, the Hon. Stephen Coleridge, is the present peer's brother, ...

... like, madam? Oh, any sort that gives coupons! By Seymour Hurley The Hon. Gilbert Coleridge the son of the famous Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, who, to relieve the boredom incidental to a rainy day, bought some modelling clay and tried his hand at a group ...