... work at the Bar, were interested to see his Lordship yesterday, looking remarkably well. Born in 1851, the son of Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, the present Baron sat in Parliament as Liberal from 1885 to 1894. when his father's death gave him a seat the ...

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

... yourself. Justice Avory thought tlie're was noth.ng in any previous. judgment which alteied the law was laid down by Lord Chief Justice Coleridge 1883 He must hold there was evidence to go to the iurv No evidence was called *fo r the defence. After prolonged ...

... 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 ...

... T.N.T. I The lion. Audrey Jana Caw I ridge. daughter of Lord and Lady Coleridge, and grand-daughter of the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. ham , died ai Chanter's House. Ottery 91. Mary. Devon, after an operation necessitated by complivations follow ...

... 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 ...

... banquet given to celebrate the opening of a new college hall. Archbishop Tait had responded for Balliol College, and Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, speaking for the university, said in the course of his remarks:— The most reverend prelate, in spite his far more ...

... 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 ...