... THE LATE LORD CHIEF JUSTICE COLERIDGE. ERECTION OF A TABLET. , ALFINGTON'S TRIBUTE. Last night, the eve of the eighth anniversary the death of the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, a memorial service was held in Alfington Church, near Ottery St. Mary ...

... Courts of Justice were used for the first time in the transaction of Court business on January 11, 1883. The opening Lord Chief Justice Coleridge wal informal, many of the Judges being absent on circuit. On January 11 two years ago Mr. Chamberlain made his ...

... -on the premises), newspaper and tobacco shops, railway book stalls, and refreshment rooms. new life of the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge is shortly be iasu.- I. An American admirer, who on a visit England .n saw good deal Lord Coleridge, both Judge ...

... presenting himself r.o be called, the introduction Mr. Justice Lopes. after he had succeeded to the title, the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge was of opinion that although a peer of .the realm might, perhaps, eligible to be called,' assuredly could not ...

... Clifford intended to lawyer, but on presenting himself to be called, soon after his succession, he wan informed Lord Chief Justice Coleridge that, being peer, he could not permitted practise. The first peer allowed to practise was, strangely enough, Lord ...

... in Duncan v. Toms (51.J.P.63T) Court held that that would include a police constable. But the Court, consisting Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and Mr. Justice A. L. Smith (afterwards Master of the Rolls), though they felt bound to co decide, expressly concurred ...

... honour conferred upon him. by his election to chair occupied at previous dinners Exeter men of distinction —of late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and Mr. Justice Kekewieh. was supported 150 members of old West-Country' foundation, which in 1914 will celebrate ...

... patron of the living (Lord Coleridge), the Rural Dean (the Rev/W. E. Pryke). Amy Lady Coleridge (widow of the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge), aud Miss Pinckney and Mrs. Gerard Chichester (former kind neighbours Feniton Court). Mr. Stiling has always taken ...

... successful battle a lawyer, until, at last, reached the proud position of Chief Justice of England. The letters of Lord Chief Justice Coleridge show what a struggle had, how times although he, as we say in Devonshire. kept a stiff upper lip, seemed almost ...

... PLatt, Lord W estbury. Lord St. Leonard, Sir George Jesse!, Lord Esher. and Baron Bramwell. Mr. Crispe referred to Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. Nothing, said, could exceed or excel the sweet, silvery tone his rnelodioos voice, the suavity of his manner, ...

... Hon. Gilbert Coleridge, who has written book of reminiscences in the Seventies, is the youngest son the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and will remembered as one' of the mainstays the Oxford University Dramatic Society, and as Falstaft not easily ...

... returning Exeter for three weeks. Then the man loft for a situation in London and did not return to Exeteif again. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge delivered judgment on that ease and held that the man Iftui no power to return to Exeter, that after he had visited ...