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... Coleridge. k.C.. as one of the Justices of the High Court of Justice. Lord Coleridge, the new judge. is the son of Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, and has on several occasions acted as Commissioner of Assize. Lord Coleridge, who is fiftvwix years of age, was ...
... Coleridge, K.C., es one of the Justices of the High Court of Justice. Lord Coleridge, the new judge, is the son of Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, and bas on several occasions acted as Commissioner of Assime. Lord Coleridge, who is fifty-six years of age, wins ...
... ridge, K.C., ae one of the Justices of the High Court of Juvitice. Lord Coleridge, the new judge, ie the son of Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, and has on several occasions acted as Commiesioner of Assize. Lord Coleridge, who is fifty-six year. of age, was ...
... support of scientific cruelty. I do not hesitate to support the absolute prohibition of Vivisection.”—The late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. horror of Vivisection cannot be too strongly expressed.”—Lord Brampton (late Mr. Justice Hawkins). You must settle ...
... one of them received the following reply: My dear Eve, whether you wear silk or fig-leaf, Ido not care—A dam! Lord Chief Justice Coleridge was fond of telling the following story against himself. He was addressing a large number of 'Varsity men at Oxford ...
... Coleridge, K.C., as one of the Justices of the High Court of Justice. Lord Coleridge, the now judge, is the BOG Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, and his on several occasions acted as COmmissioner of Amiss. Lord Coleridge, who is fifty-six years of age, was ...
... intimidation, and sentenced to six weeks' imprisonment with hard labour. The sentence was, however, quashed by the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and a special tribunal of High Court Judges. ...
... support of scientific cruelty. I do not hesitate to support the absolute prohibition of Vivisection.—The Late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. My horror of Vivisection cannot he too strongly expressed.—Lord Brampton (late Mr. Justice Hawkins). You ...
... pearl and silver studs and links; Mr. and Mrs. G. de St. Croix, coaster; Amy. Lady Coleridge, engraving of the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge; Mr. Gerald Neve, cut-glass decanter; Mr. P. S. Harries, Pyrcx dish; Mr. and Mrs. Podmore. silver sugar tongs; ...
... Alverstone wok%he Berkshire Assizes, vet his immediate predecessors, Lord Chief Justica Russell of Killowen and Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, both did so ...
... for South Barks, was born iu 1664. his father being ;he late Bishop of Oxford and his mother a sister of the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. , He was I educated at Marlborough and Xeble College, : ford, from which he souk the degrees of BA. and in 1874 ...
... readers emphatic denunciation of vivisection such distinguished persons the great Lord Shaftesbury, Cardinal Manning, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. Robert.Browning, John Buskin, Thomas Carl vie. Dr. Johnson, to which I wish to add that of the great poet, Tennyson ...