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... story of family history was recorded ! by Sir Hardinse Giffard at the Chester Assizes yester- j day morning, before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and I a special jury. It was an action brought to recover j possession of certain land at Welshpool, the plaintiff ...
... is reported in __ Law Journal Reports, C . P., page 252 ; and tne judgment oi the Court, which was delivered by Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, is in the following words: — 'We cannot think that the mere fact of two crosses being placed ought to vitiate ...
... Justice Coleridge « told by “Robin Goodfellow/’ On the occasion of his first judicial visit to Birmingham, the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge was corrected on point of law, by a prisoner in the dock. The prisoner had been found guilty, and the Lord Chief ...
... “SOAMES GREEN.” It said of the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge that so beautiful his enunciation and the bell-like tones of his voice—that if he had read “Bradshaw” o'’ > , lfc w , ol ' av been a pleasure ...
... ATTEMPTED MURDER AT NOTTINGHAM Before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge Nottingham Winter Assizes yesterday, John Ellis, aged 35, bricklayer, was charged with shooting John Richard BlackweU Cave with intent to murder him August 23. Cave had been engaged to ...
... AGAINST } A NEWBOLD SURGEON. At the Derbyshire and Leicestershire Assizes, held at Leicester yesterday, before Lord Chief Justice | Coleridge, David Bradley, surgeon, Brimington, near Chesterfield, who was found guilty of an attempted criminal assault ...
... to say why sentence of death should no; be passed upon him. The : No; only to thank the jury for their kindness, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge briefly passed sentenca of death. He said the prisoner had been convicted on the clearest evidence atrocious murder—a ...
... included the assertion that ?? _a consequence of tae revelations .: ?? .onhscated during her Majesty's ?? ,: ''■■, ?? Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and other ?? 1 * l!a ...
... ACTION FOR LIBEL AGAINST THE TIMES. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and special jury were engaged, yesterday, in the Court of Common Pleas the trial of an action, Fowler v. Goodlake. The plaintiff his declaration set out that he was civil and mining engineer ...
... SPRING ASSIZES. The buBinesB of the assizes for the North and Ea . Ridings was commenced on Thursday at York, befo-e Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and Baron Amphlett. Tie former Judge sat at the Guildhall and took the ci.y cases, two in number. U-cikbing a Forged ...
... Just— c Vaucban Williams will go round this circ— t alone until Nottingham is- reacted, when he will be joined by Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, and at the conclusion of the business there te W— l retain to town. ...
... YORKSHIRE ASSIZE. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge having finished ths assize business at Durham, arrived in York on Satur- day night by the 6.5 train. He was received a. -._» railway station by Mr. R. C. Lister, Swinton Pari; the High Sheriff, his Chaplain ...