... the 23rd of that month. The Hon. Geoffrey Coleridge, only son of Lord Coleridge, KC., and grandson of the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, is engaged to be married to Miss Jessie limberness, daughter of the•late Mr. Evelyn Mackarness, of Lahard, county ...

... the 23rd of that month. The Hon. Geoffrey Coleridge, only son of Lord Coleridge, K.C., and grandson of the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, is engaged to be married to Miss Jessie Mackarness, daughter of the'late Mr. Evelyn Mackarness, of Lahard, county ...

... yesterday afternoon of the Hon. Geoffrey Duke Coleridge, only eon of Lord and Lady Ooleridge and grandson of the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, and Miss Jessie Mackarness, daughter of seek George Brelyn Mackarness, of Cahard, co. Cavan. Ri. Mary, peg s ...

... -on the premises), newspaper and tobacco shops, railway book stalls, and refreshment rooms. new life of the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge is shortly be iasu.- I. An American admirer, who on a visit England .n saw good deal Lord Coleridge, both Judge ...

... ttfol for th• purpose of the play—the dais to basal, of the other raided the of a local re ladies eamapeted. It was Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, if we remember rightly, wbe Squired owe *lto Gilchrist we* LC., of this iloatliwart Coast' °tart. is la Mat was ...

... the title, cider it undesirable to confer upon the Transvaal| France to the St. Petersburg Government have | late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge was of opinion f a member of Parliament's high record of divisions, as that in i Mr. George at although » peor ...

... presenting himself r.o be called, the introduction Mr. Justice Lopes. after he had succeeded to the title, the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge was of opinion that although a peer of .the realm might, perhaps, eligible to be called,' assuredly could not ...

... late years they havo divided their allegiance boi tween Church of England and the Church of Rome. One of the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge’s cousins was Bishop Barbados, one of his ondee was Prebendary Exeter,' another was Vicar of Maplcdurhtm. his sister ...

... ameliorate the severity of the view taken ofmm.bylhjury. & The simile of the gun is not mine, but that of the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, who when trying John Horton, at Devizes Assizes, some ago, Mthjm(htuht-&- Mfifi,‘:l‘_ to do grievous bodily harm ...

... the greater spending power of the upper classes. The reports of the Lunacy Commissioners were to the same effect. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge had told them that judges were weary of calling attention to the fact that drink was the principle cause of crime ...

... Wag record of declarations noon the subject coming from the judicial bench, of which the following utterance by Lord Chief Justice Coleridge was simply a type :— Judges are weary with calling attention to drink as the principal cause of crime. If they ...

... rule nisi which had been obtained, started with the contention that the modern practice as laid down by the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge wms to restrict the issue of criminal informations, and to leave the parties to their civil remedy, lie proceeded ...