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... THE CIVIL AND MILITARY GAZETTE JUNE 7, 1888. Memorial to Matthew Arnold AMEETING by Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, was held by consent of the Dean of Westminster in the Jerii. salem Chamber, on May 2 to consider what should be done to keep alive the memory ...
... was an interview at a kind of press conference. They seemed to be very excited when I told them I was related to Lord Chief Justice Coleridge lot the 1870's) and the poet Coleridge. on my mother's side ! There was a week's conterence.! Eisenhower addressed ...
... brass on the west wall of St. Catherine's Chapel is well known from the witty translation of its inscription by Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. 'EP. her cousin — (Thomas Popham) too the widow as his second w ife. We can some times learn who is the occupant ...
... Brocken. Miss Coleridge was born at Ottery St. Mary, and is a descendant of the poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge and Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. The principals are Well supported by an exceptionally competent cast, which include Ruth Trouncer as Jacqueline ...
... three Old Harrovians. Finally. a story which all lawman—particularly unsuccessful litigants—will relish. The great Lord Chief Justice Coleridge was in a hurry and called a cab. Take Quickly as possible to the Courts of Justice. Where art they asked the ...
... inti on he wa% arrested. charged with murder and late stood trial in • crowded court at Maidstone Assizes. before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. For the defence was Montagu :I:ains. a very able barrister. renowned for oratory and strategy. S:r Henry James ...
... changed. the case of Learte Constant i ne About time too. - says the a few years ago. landlord. It's bad enough Lord Chief Justice Coleridge liable for the small stuff. made an unequivocal state- Why, only last winter I had a ...
... is sufficiently stringent to deal with such cases.—Report on “The State of the Law Relating to Brutal Assaults.” Lord Chief Justice Coleridge.— The law itself is quite sufficiently stringent for the punishment of brutal assaults. Five vears penal servitude ...
... ? Such as these may easily corrupt and debase 'those whose minds are open to such influences' in the phrase of Lord Chief Justice Coleridge upon obscene literature. How necessary then it is that minds, particularly immature minds, should be educated to ...
... brass on the west wall of St. Catherine's Chapel is well known from the witty translation of its inscription by Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. T.P. her cousin (Thomas Popham) too the widow as his second wife. We can some times learn who is the occupant ...
... sooner come to pass. Laboratory suffering Is protected by law. but cruelty should never be protected by law. As Lord Chief Justice Coleridge once pointed out: “There Is no such thing necessary cruelty any more than necessary sin. I have no doubt whatever ...
... whatever their colour 1 or creed : He legal right what to close doors to negro for proved the of Constantine years ago Lord Chief Justice Coleridge unequivocal this 1835 position in law not changed An innkeeper is not to select right to say 'You shell into my ...