... 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 ...

... 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; ...

... 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 ...

... convicted of the manslaughter of his wife, at Thoracombe, by starvation, was yesterday brought up for sentence. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge ordered the prisoner to be sent to penal servitude for five years. The Chancellor of the Exchequer yesterday re- ...

... ensuing winter assizes, at nts, which both civil and criminal business will be nag taken:- not WIsTEN CaRCoTr (Lord Chief Justice Coleridge life and Mr. Justice Bowen).-Devizes, Wednesday, ' January 11; Winchester, Saturday, January 14; as Dorchester ...

... CLUI AGAINST A RAPILWAY COMPANY. r DAMAGES £100. ? In the Queen's Bench Division, yesrday, b'fo- e Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, Idr. Wilfred .t Campbell Day Latham, of Chiswick, sued ,he London and North-western Railway Comipany o recover damages for ...

... DARVEN OFF LICENSES. On Tuesday, in the Court of Appeal at Westminster the case of The Queen v. Kay came before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and Lords Justices Ba-fgallay and Lindley, by way of an application on the part of the defendant to hasten the ...

... the commis- .4 sion days fixed by the judges for holding the - ensuiut Winter Assizes, viz. :-Nortbern Cirouib S (Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and Mr. Justice . Collins)-Carliele, Tuesday, March 1- Appleby, Monday, March 7; Lancaster, 'fednesda , 1 March ...

... sluim populations of our city, allege that en the law has been carried out? It was not withouti; 'id reason that Lord Chief Justice Coleridge lately Atthrew the light of his long experience on thewants of suod districts Hle said, Speaking generally, d ...

... the place of the York-shire Regiment, under orders for service in Egypt. At Cornwall Assizes, Bodmin, yesterday. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge sentenced William Saun- dry, druggist, to five years' penal servitude, for attempting to poison his wife, at Cainborne ...

... Black. burn and Quain; Midland, Justices Field and Lindley; Oxford, Justice Grove and Baron Pollock; North Wales, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge; South Wales, the Lord Chief Justice of England. Baron Cleasby will be the judge in town, to attend to summonses ...