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... subsequently re- turned a verdict of Suicide whilst of unsound mind. At the Bristol Summer Assize, yesterday, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge sentenced Eliza (ox to six months' imprisonment, and Charles Graham to seven yeats' penal servitude for having ...
... commission, and the business of the courts will be taken on Monday and subsequent days. The judges on this circnit are Lord Chief Justice Coleridge (who has up to the present taken the civil cases) and Ur Justice Stephen, In the criminal court there are 10 prisoners ...
... Brothers, of Liverpool, had gone to a garden party and luncheor, in company with the Ufn, Gilbert Coleridge, Eon of Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, at the Rlev. 0C Gresswell's, the rector of Tortworth. Both gentlemen were students, during the long vacation at ...
... the Woburn estates. The parish church at Kirkby Overblow, near Harrogate, was completely gutted by fir yesterday, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge was 71 years of age yesterday, and Sir F. Leighton, president of the Royal -Academy, was 61, The execution of the ...
... lordships of the Court of Common Pleas, the other hand, are rather against the use of the lash than otherwise. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge answers the fourth question, on the whole, in the negative; Mr. Justice Keating is very decidedly opposed to the ...
... infallibility, but a Church under contract with the btate cannot popsibl3 have!any right to do as she pleases. 'Lord Chief Justice Coleridge is very emphatic upon this point, for ?? Established Church is a olitioalinstilttion,eistabltshed, rerated, awl ...
... THURSDAY. The Summer Aasfzi for tbe county of Glamorgan was formally opened at Swansea on Wednesday evening, before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. His lordship did not arrive in town (haying been detained at the Haverfordwest Assin all day) until eight o'clock ...
... The action by Mr O'Donnell against the Yrime8 will probably be commenced on Friday next, and will be heard before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and a. special jury. It depends, however, on the time occupied by the turf libel case at present being tried, which ...
... Baggahla~y, end Lord Justice Bowen, bad before thlem yesterday the coose of 8~radleagb e. Newdegrate, In this casE6 Lord Chief Justice Coleridge had xmade an order seenduige the case to tbe ?? refered inl order to ascertain the amounti of costs to be phai ...
... galleries, 47, Queen-s road, has been well attended. We understand that Mr Coleridge is not a nephew of the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, hut a first cousin. As will be seen by an advertisement to-day, Mr Charles ?? Beiley, 112, Victoria street, is ...
... national investments. TBE GROSS CRUELTY TO A SHIP'S APPRENTICE. At the Devon and Cornwall Assize, yesterday, before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, the trial of Richard rroudfoot, master, William Henry Strickland, mate, %nd Robert Murray, boatswain, of the barque ...
... the interest which it excited was due to the fact that the preacher on the occasion was the eloquent brother of Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. Whateverthersasonfor that wide spread interent, he thought that as Christian psople they might well consider what ...