... ' after Sir Henry Bennett purchased Thorpe Hall, what was known as the Thorpe Hall pew case was argued before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. Mr Fytche was a witness, and Sir Henry h;id judgment given his favour, thus securing the ' freehold of the pew ...

... Lincoln Assize Court incident, when v, ordered out of the. Court, because I was reading I stated that the judge was Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. It should have been L ...

... Mr Justice Avorv thought there was nothing any previous judgment which altered the law as it was laid down by Lord Chief Justice Coleridge in 1883. He must hold there was evidence to go to a jury. No evidence was called for the defence. After a prolonged ...

... are actresses and professional beauties. if ? A story is told Mr Charles Kingston unconscious humour on the part Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. Replying to a toast for the University Oxford, said had been asked to respond for Oxford as a whole, and, my ...

... to-day. I once caw in the parish church at Ottery St. Mary three generations of Coleridges together. They were Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. Mr Justice Coleridge, and Mr Baron Coleridge, eon, father, and grandfather. What their aggregate of years was ...

... There was nothing else for him to do but to bring against them an action for slander. The trial took place before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, June 1-9, 1891, and >vas marked by brilliant advocacy Sir Edward' Clarke, Solicitor-General, for Sir William Ncics ...