... nothing about him of the grim seriousness which custom is wont to associate with wearers of horse hair. Liko the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, ho never fails to light up the most dry-as-dust case by frequent fla.shes of wit and humour. Just when the Court ...

... everyone who was asked gave most willingly. Amongst other friends who gave were Amy, Lady Coleridge, widow of the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, Miss Pinckney, and Mrs. Gerard Chichester, former kind neighbours at Feniton Court, and the Rev. E. D. Merritt ...

... made, and whose names were set out in a schedule to the case afterwards stated by hini. In the Court of Appeal Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, Justices Hawkins and Cave were of opinion the Revising Barrister was wrong, and ruled that assistant occupying ...

... her husband, who was tho Black Watuh, was killed at Magersfontein. Mr. Guy Coleridge, R.N., grandson of tho late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, to be married to Miss Dickson, and the same date is fixed for the marriage of Mr. Guy Guillum Scott, of the Inner ...

... announced have taken place suddenly on Tuesday night of the Hon. Mrs. Stephen Coleridge, wife of the son of the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. Lord and Lady Coleridge intended spending the Whitsun holidays with their family at their country seat, the Chanter's ...

... be valid unless the objection is specified. Here the particular objection was not specified. The Barrister said Lord Chief Justice Coleridge had held that provided the information upon which the objection was based was the mind of the person objected to ...

... himself to be 'called,' on the introduction of Mr. Justice Lopes, soon 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/ he assuredly could not ...

... with the latter himself. the formei he say - s—The most delightful occupant the Bench to list«?ri I ever heard was Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, whose elocution was practically faultless. There were a mellifluence utterance and persuasiveness tone which were ...

... Mr. Justice Avory thought there was nothing in any previous judgment which altered the law it was laid down by Lord Chief Justice Coleridge in 1883. He must hold there was evidence to go to the jury. evidence was called for the defence. After prolonged ...

... at The Chanter's House. Deceased was the daughter of the Eight Hon. Lord Coleridge, and grand-daughter the lato Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. to only a week ago, she was apparently in her usual health. She then became ill, and Dr. Sidehotham, Ottery, was ...

... HANDSOME JACK i.ord Oxford's View of the Late Lord Coleridge The reference to the late Lord Chief .Justice Coleridge-which appears'in Tuesday* Jinstalraent of Lond Oxford's diary, published the Daily Telegraph, will interest ?W estcountr readers. The ...

... within the last 26 years there were representatives of the Coleridge family the parish, and it said that the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge described Doddiscombsleigh the cradle of the race. Early registers contain the names Babb, Ducke, Roach, Bailey ...