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... raised before the If ollie 1 Lords. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge s T'le motion will st:e over sntil after the trial of the isnce of fact.I Mr. Bradlautrh : Or until the demurrer is determuiled. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge . Mr. Braill-auli 14 't have a week ...

... the judges foel holding the Autumis Assizes, at which prisoners only Nvill ho tricd-viz,, South- Eastern Circuit (Lord Chief Justice Coleridge) : Norwich, Mondiay, Oct. 24 ; Cambridge Thursqday, Oct. 27 ; Maid-. stone, Monday, Orct. 31; Chielmsford, Mronday ...

... all. The jarythenacquitted s the prisoner. P TEE MYSTERIOUS MURDER AT WIDNES. I AT the Liverpool Assizes, before Lord Chief Justice ' Coleridge, Hugh Burns, thirty, labourer, Patrick f Kearns, twenty-one, labourer, and Mary Ann Tracey, f twenty-eight, were ...

... PnoXISM ACTIONS. Tw o actions. for breacl of promise of marriage were tried at Nottingham Assizes on Friday before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. In the lirst case a farmer's widow, iamed Duckmanton, accepted the attentions of NVil.iam Hazard, a farmer, with ...

... the Clergy of his Diocese. Illhealth led to hisresignation in sS88. Dr. Mackarness married, in 1849, a sister of Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. THE BIsHoP OF BANGOR IS in excellent health, and actively discharging his episcopal duties. The report that he ...

... be the Solicitor- General. FROM an interesting correspondence, just published, between the Attorney-General and Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, it appears that the Judges two years ago carefully considered the point of law raised at O'Donnell's trial as ...

... CIRCUITS. The following is a complete list of thc dates fixed for the ensuing summer assizes:- WanrSTEu CIRCU1T (Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and fr. J ustice Grove) .-Wiochester,Thursday, July 1; Salisbury, Thursday,July 8; Dorchester,;Youday, July 12; ...

... appointed circuit, there would remain in town to carry the work of the Common Law Livisious during the assizes Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, iron Pollock, Justices Orove and The majority the circuits it u expected will begin about the th January next ...

... terms of the work carried on by the union, Mr. Baines was re-elected president. The Bight Hon. W. E. Forster and Lord Chief Justice Coleridge arrived in time for the afternoon sitting. Papers onl the working of the institutes in town and country were read ...

... the caplain, who officiated. Among those a who were preset were Lord Justice Smith and t Lord Justice Lindley. e Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, on takin his seat a Iesterda h Hi in the Probate ?? s MviF~ion of the Thigh Court for the fint time since r the ...

... main line exteinsion-whio would relieve the company from the thraldom previously felt.Tho report was adopted. ?? Lord Chief Justice Coleridge ; has so far recovered Ixom his recent attack of brochitis that he was able to leave Carlisle yesterday for London ...