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... eid oe The late Mr. Justice Coleridge, who was the second Baron, and who died in 1927, was the son of Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. Viscount Finlay, the High Court is the son of the first Lord Finlay of Nairn, «ho was Lord Chancellor in the Lloyd George ...
... appoint women to one of the few spheres which they have not yet invaded. This reminds a “ Star’ gossip that it was Lord Chief Justice Coleridge who, in the House of Commons, first suggested that women would make excellent judges, but the reasons he gave did ...
... in addition his office as First Lord the Treasury Both the then Crown lawyers, Sir John Coleridge (afterwards Lord Chief Justice Coleridge) and Sir Goorgc Jesse! (afterward Master of the Roils)—who, with the lore Lord Chief Justice Coekburn, would probably ...
... there will no need and no room either for the German language or German professors in-England. Their Opportunity. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge wa* fond telling the following story against himself. was addressing a Targe number of ’Varsity men at Oxford, ...
... succeeded their fathers on the judicial bench. The late Mr. Justice Coleridge, who died in 1'927, was the son of Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. Viscount. Finlay, the High Court Judge, is the son of the first Lord Finlay of Nairn, who was Lord Chancellor ...
... yesterday afternoon at Lawnswood Cemetery, Leeds, where the remains were cremated. Miss Coleridge was niece of the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, and a grand-niece of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, and she herself had some success as a writer. . Her novels include ...
... of Ay«garth .The Hon. Audrey Jane Coleridge, elder daughter of Lord Coleridge ami grand-daughter of the famous Lord Chief Justice Coleridge (unsettled) Aeroplane Spebi» Record.—The Paris newspapers publish telegrams from Marseilles stating that Sadi Leeointe ...
... the Judicial Bench. The late Mr. Justice Coleridge, who was the second Baron, and who died 1927, was the son of Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. Viscount Finlay, the High Court Judge, is the son of the first Lord Finlay of Nairn, who was Lord Chancellor the ...
... the average of judges snatching a brie! nap. “Nearly ali do it,” he adds, “some more skilfully than others. The Lord Chief Justice (Coleridge) dozes with moro than the weasel’s wariness. As he sits on the Bench with closed eyes barristers accustomed tc ...
... Sunday were cremated at Lawnswood Cemetery, Leeds, yesterday afternoon. Miss Coleridge was a niece of the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, and a grand-nicca of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, and she hegrself had some success as a writer. Her novels include ...
... unanimously came to the conclusion that a technical offence had been committed, but that on a ruling of the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, they dismissed the information on the defendant pay- ing the cosis. The prosecutor, Mr. Marshall, a police su ...
... non-legal, non-gambling reader. It was an extraordinary case—not indeed the less extraordinary by the antics of the Lord Chief Justice ...