... desert, it is said that the sands lose their vocal properties. ** * * ASLEEP ON DUTY. It is well known that the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge often fell into a doze on the bench. An appeal from his court to that of Lord Ether was once opened by a daring ...

... by a brilliant galaxy of Judges, most whom have passed away. Among them were Lord Selborne—then Lord Chancellor- Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, Sir James Hannen, Sir William Brett, Master of the Rolls—who was not then Lord Esher—and Lord Justice Bowen, according ...

... quotations from Sections 3. 4. and 5 of the Conspiracy and Protection of Property Act, 1875. and a ruling the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, to support the contention, that long a trade dispute is peacefully conducted legislation is necessary to legalise ...

... No more striking tribute, I suppose, to a man's loftiness of purpose could have been afforded than when the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, at the close of one of these trials, sent Dr. Barnado handsome cheque and an appreciative letter on the work his ...

... accuracy I cannot refrain from mentioning a much more recent instance. 1883 three persons were tried in London before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge for offence of this character in a print called The Free Thinker, and were sentenced to terms of imprisonment ...

... Richard Wyatt. There are quite a number of K.C.'s who are the sons of judges, among them being Lord Coleridge (son of Lord Chief Justice Coleridge), Mr. H. G. Shee (the wellknown Manchester practitioner), Mr. H. F. Menisty (Recorder of Rotherham), Mr. Montague ...

... thought Mr. Batty's argument on that point was clearly swept away the judgments of the higher court, over which Lord Chief Justice Coleridge presided. A mis-date no date at all, and it was clear from the judgments that the revising barrister could not ...

... availed themselves of industrial insurance were not an educated class, and it was established by a decision by Lord Chief Justice Coleridge in a ease in which this very defendant company were concerned that neople assured were bound only by the conditions ...

... which a per who had paid money for betting, for the a of another person, might recover it in a car of justice. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge a the other judges held that money was not coverable under a betting contract, such existed in the present ease ...

... lato Mr. Justice Grove said: •• Men into publio-houses respectable and respected, and come out felons. Tho late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge affirmed: I can keep terms with a vice that fills our gaols, that destroys the comfort of homes and the peace ...

... rather freakish humour, lie gained countless friends in high places. Archbishop Temple, Sir Stafford Nortlice-te, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, and Dean Stanley among others. was a member Lord Derby's Royal Commission em popular education, and when the London ...

... mentions tho curious fact that in conjunction with Miss Osskell Sir John founded an Early Rising Society of which Lord Chief Justice Coleridge became a member. For three vests in succession tte won the prize awarded by the society. He was always a great ...