... road Mr Nix a pedestrian said that Miss Martin crossed very slowly with her eyes fixed the ground Judge Turner Lord Chief Justice Coleridge said that people were entitled to walk across the road and look at the stars If you see person walking across the ...

... Eton prizes and a set of forty-eight volumes of Scott given me as a wedding present by the wife of my old friend Lord Chief Justice Coleridge forage in Paris He at Mon colonel ce hvre vaut son poids or It was not sort book he offered me 6000 francs for ...

... abstract Parliament could what liked, but it would never use it? control except at the desire of the Convocations. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge had declared that the Convocations were old Parliament and independent. In the face of this dilemma. Chancellor ...

... ceremony Coleridge celebrated his attainment f 56 years this can boast of a legal literary unequalled was eldest Lord Chief Justice Coleridge (1820-1894) who in was Sir John Taylor Coleridge (1790 1876) a judge of the Bench who in his turn was poet Samuel ...

... London Council nearly all the provincial cities providing music in parks Those must be of the type of the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge : There are people who seem exist for the purpose making other people unhappy’ ” SUNDAY MUSIC LEAGUE The Evening ...

... In supplementary volumes colossal Dictionary of National Biography” will found biographies Herbert Stephen Bart Lord Chief Justice Coleridge Justice Bowen and Lord - iannen A of tho late Mr Justice Sir is Clerk of Northern Circuit and in capacity periodically ...

... the close of counsel's statement, Mr. asked how Gaming Acts would affect this ease? Mr. Leigh drew attention to Lord Chief Justice Coleridge's decision to the effect that, the operation of the Acts did not disentitle a principal to recover from his agent ...

... to come in. It was purely a question of fact whether these persons were bonas fide guests or not. It was held by Lord Chief-Justice Coleridge that it was quite possible, even at a moment’s notice, for a landlord to have private friends. These people were ...

... At the close of counsel statement, Mr. Shee zk ed how the Gaming Acts would affect this case? Mr Leigh drew to Lord Chief Justice Coleridge’s decision to the effect that the of the Acts did not disentitle 2 princrpal to recover from his agent the amount ...

... belonged to the family of which Lord Curzon of Kedleston another illustrious member. One can hardly imagine the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge—whose mock innocent query, Who is Connie Gilchrist? is still staple joke among legal anecdotists—going to musichall ...

... rule they are not brilliant altar-dinner speakers. We remember only two wbo were—Lord Chief Justitse Russell and Lord Chief Justice Coleridge—tee latter soeloquent and racy that he was known u t silver tongued Coleridge. Not ouly was popular sympathy ...

... reports from Glasgow and other earlier hoars of closing prevailed that sebriety orderliness in the streets the Lord Chief Justice Coleridge’s Barbados his of Exeter Vicar sister married Dr Oxford and brother Rev J Coleridge orders the Home probably the ...