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... 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 ...
... Inglis, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, Lord Russell of Killowen, Lord Alvenetooe, Lord Chief Justice Cockburn, Lord Chief Justice Pollock, Sir Samuel Martin, and Lord well. Some the many oases described the chapter on Lord Chief Justice Coleridge are . those ...
... regard music but able also to treat his subject in so pleasant a manner. (Applause.) Music was a wonderful thing. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge to Id. them once in a most charming and classical address how one day he went into Stewart Mills' room Co liege ...
... remembered, was built in the late Sir John Taylor Coleridge, an eminent Judge the High Court, who was father the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, the first Lord Chief Justice | England, and grandfather of the present Lord Coleridge. Mr. Henry James Coleridge ...
... wife of Sir B. P. Wrey, died at Quayfield House, Ilfracombe. In the Barnstaple Municipal Election petition, before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and Justices Brest, Denman. and Archibald, judgment was given for the appellant (Mr. Northeote). It is of interest ...
... GREAT DEVONIAN. Some Traits ol Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. 44 ICEBERG. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, one of Devon's distinguished sons, is dealt with in very interesting, if candid, fashion by A.A.8. in the Evening Standard. write©: About 15 years ...
... GREAT DEVONIAN. Some Traits of Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. AX ICEBERG. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, one cfl Devon's distinguished sons, is dealt with in very interesting, if candid, fashion A.A.8. in. the Evening Standard. He writes : About 15 ...
... Kekewich), Mr. Percival Clarke (son of the famous Sir Edward Clarke), the Hon. Bernard Coleridge (son of the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, and afterwards himself a Judge), Mr. Thomas Bucknill, and Mr. Henry Duke, both whom also rose to the Bench; Mr ...
... 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 ...
... 25 years there were representatives of the Coleridge family the parish, and the author remembers that the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge described Doddiscombsleigh as the cradle of is race. LOCAL MANGANESE WORKINGS. Preb. Buckingham also recalls 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 ...
... Devonian Association. Other presidents of Devonians London learned in the law were the Earl Halsbury (1890), Lord Chief Justice Coleridge (1893), Mr. Justice Rucknill and the present Lord Merrivale (1911-1912). The late Sir Redvers Buller was president ...