... nothing to do.” Mr Justice Grove said, • Men into publichouses respectable and respected, and come out felons.” Lord Chief Justice Coleridge said. “I can keen with vice that fills our gaols, that destroys the comfort of homes, and the peace of families ...

... prosperity of the empire, he must do his best to remove this great evil. It was also the great cause of crime. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge once said that if England could be made sober three-fourths of the gaols might be closed. Look, too, at tbe wrecked ...

... look of politely eopercilkma which Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, who was presiding on the Bench, turned on the witness be easily imagined by all who remember his lordship. But really there is great exnggeration, comparing the position of M. Bio wits to ...

... arrest caused quite a sensation in the west, and at the Assizes the culprit was sent to a reformatory by the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. infanticide cases not a few have been taken charge of by the Superintendent, who, whilst at St. Colnmb, investigated ...

... Coleridge, !LC., as of the Justices of the High Court of Justice. Lord Coleridge. the new judge, is the son of Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, sod has oa several occasions acted as Commiesioner of Assize. Lord Coleridge, who is tiftyisii years of age, was ...

... nuisance. physician once stated that seven cases out of ten that came into the hospitals were due directly to drink. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge also stated that three crimes out of four were attributable to strong drink. If they could do away with drink, ...

... parent. The High Court decision was upon an appeal after the magistrates had refused to convict in a similar case. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. Baron Pollock and Justice Manisty held that the responsibility of parents for the education of children lay with ...

... BALLARAT. Arthur Coleridge, who asserts that he is brother the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge England, was sentenced three days’ imprison* meat at Ballarat (or drunkenness. Our readers may remember that not long ago there was accident through carelessness ...

... produce any permanent gain to tbs State, so that, to put it miMly, th* millions year spent drink were unwisely spent. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge said that all Crimea of violence without single exception began at the public-house and were due drink. Drunkenness ...

... THE ROMAN OGRES. Lord Coleridge. himself s Judge, is the eon of the famous Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, and inherits in no small degree d the silver tongue of his father. Coleridge formerly eat in the House of Commons as member for Attercliffe, and ...

... Mayor: Why did you not a certificate? Defendant: I was selling lavender flowers and I have it the authority of Lord Chief Justice Coleridge that certificate is not required for selling lavender flowers! The Mayor said the were at all satisfied his evidence ...

... references were made the great traditions the Western Circuit, and many anecdote were told three famous judges, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and- Justices. Bowen. and Charies, of whom came from the est-country. The name of Mr. Bu'Llen, a famous advocate ...