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... NISI PBIUS. Before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. Action for Libel. Hie-st v. Brown. —Mr. Wills Q.C.. anil Mr. E. Tindal Atkinson were for the plaintiff; Mr. Waddy, Q C., and Mr. Tennant for the defendant. —The plaintiff was Mr. Wm. Hirst, woollen cloth ...

... Lord Chief Justice Coleridge on Breach Promise of Mabriagb.—ln summing up in an f..r bieach of promise of marriage, at the Assizes, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, alluding to P remarks as to the expediency of this class of Borne whatever might be tha ...

... — Lord Chief Justice Coleridge arestless but was easier vesterday is Lordship confined to The Duke of Devonshire has promised to attend ang at the annual dinner of the Sucveyors tute on the 28th inst. The Marquis and Marchioness of ae have left ...

... Lord Chief Justice Coleridge will Bonet to-morrow afternoon, meeting of the judges of the Queen’s at the Law Courts, for the purpose of choosing the judges who will act as electiog | petition judges for the year. ...

... LORD CHIEF JUSTICE COLERIDGE SENTENCED TO DEATH. New York, Sunday. A New York paper says the Irish Brotherhood hat sentenced Lord Chief Justice Coleridge to death for his action in the trial of the dynamite conspirators. ...

... SUDDEN ILLNESS OF THE LORD CHIEF JUSTICE. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge was taken suddenly ill at Newcastle to-day. His court -adjourned. t ...

... PENAL SERVITUDE FOR LIFE. \ At Maidstone, yesterday, before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, James Diplock, labourer, was indioted for the wilful mnrder of his wife, at Piddington, Sussex, in July last. The Jury fonnd a verdict of manslaughter, and prisoner ...

... WIFE KILLED A DRUNKEN QUARREL Birmingham Assizes to-day, bo fore Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, John P.itehatt was charged with the murder of his wife April 3by stabbing her tbe neck with a pocket knife durrng quarrel caused by drink. The jury returnod ...

... THE CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE COMMON PLEAS. The warrants having been signed by her Majesty, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge will be sworn in before the Lord Chancellor in his private room at Lincoln'sinn this morning. His lordship will afterwards take the oaths ...

... ILLNESS OF LORD CHIEF JUSTICE COLERIDGE. At the sitting of the Court of Common Pleas yesterday it was evident that Lord Coleridge was suffering from severe indisposition, and it increased to such an extent that his lordship wa3 unable, to deliver judgment ...

... shoot Her Majesty the Queen, will, it io expected, be commen: at Readiag about the 1%th or 20thof April, beforethe Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and Baron Huddleston The At- Q.0, {the leader the Solicitor-General, Mr.~ Powell, appear cn bebalf of the Oxford ...