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... to shoot Her Majesty the Queen, will, it is expected, be commenced at Reading aboutthe 19th or April, before the Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and Baron Huddleston. The At- the Solicitor.General, Mr. Powell, Q.C. (the leader of the Oxford Circuit), and Mr ...
... LORD COLERIDGE ON TEMPERANCE. * Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, speaking yesterday at the annual breakfast i_ London of the members of the Church of England Temperance Society, over whioh the Attorney-General presided, said he waa not a total abstainer ...
... OUTRAGE ON THE HIGH SEAS. At Devon and Cornwall Assizes, yesterday, before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, the trial of Richard Proudfoot, master, William Henry Strick- land, mate, and Eobert Murray, boatswain, of the , barque Maggie Dixon, for unlawfully ...
... commence aboat the 11th of January next, viz. r— North Wales Circuit, Mr. Baron Pollock ; Soath Wale. Circuit, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge; North-Eaatarn Circuit, Mr. Justice Cay. and Mr. Justice A. L. Smith ; and Northern Circuit. Mr. Justice Day and ...
... cases number 48. The number is below the average for these Assizes. The civil cause list, which will- be taken by Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, is, heavy. ...
... The trial oi the prisoner Lefroy, for the murder of Mr. Gold, on the Brighton Eailway, will take place before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, at the ensuing Maidstone assizes, which begin on Monday next, the 31st inst. The prosecution will be con- ducted ...
... SCHOOLBOY CHARGED WITH MANSLAUGHTER. GOADED TO STONE FLINGING. At Somerset Assizes to-day before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, boy named John waa indicted for the manslaughter schoolfellow named Charles Frome. The evidence showed that the deceased, who ...
... of forging a for payment of five hundred pounds, Mr. A, Morley, M.P., prosecuted on behalf of the Treasury, and Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, one of the witnesses, occupied aseat on the bench, The jury returned a verdict of not guilty against Gething, ...
... so, and gave f.-ll authority to do as he thought fit. He wrote thearticlea and is solely responsible for them. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge: You acted the same way which a Christian editor of newspapar p lithed Arabia might allow article praise of Mohammed ...
... Justices Blackburn ?? Midland, Jnsticea Field and Liadley. ...
... ; North Wales, Mr. Justice Mellor ; South Wales, Mr. Justice Lush. The Surrey Assizes Kingston will be taken by Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, and one election petition judge. Three election petition judges will remain in London. ...
... Lopes ; North Wales, Mr. Justice ; South Wales, Mr. Justice Lush. The Surrey Assises Eingston will be taken by Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, and one election petition judge. Three election petition judges will remain London. ...