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... 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 ...
... Charlotte Brontd. COM1PENSATION FoR PEBsONAL INJIm ES.-In the Queen's Bench Division yesterday morning, before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge' and a special jury,-the case of Stockley v. the London and North-Western Railway Company camne oni for trial. ...
... unseated, will commence at the TownlIall on the lth October. The Secretary of the Commission, Mr. Coleridge, son of Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, arrived at Chester on Satur- day, and is already actively engaged preparing evidence. On Thursday last an escape ...
... of soldiers to commit an unnatural offence, wasi resumed, and additional evidence for the proseaution was given. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and Mr. Justice Lopes, who appeared on Crown subpoenas, gave evidence es to character, both stating that they had ...
... Dean Stanley, the Marquis of Northampton, the Duke and Duchess of Westminster, Earl and Countess . Kimberley, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, Cardinal Manning, the Speaker of the Rouse of Commous, the Spanish Minister, . Sir H. Layard, the Dean of Salisbur ...
... to conquerberhonce more by trustful confidence aud brotherrlr solicitude. PRISONERS SENCENCED TO BE FLOGGED. d Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, at Warwick AssizeI yesterday, sentenced two men named Davitt and Dollmain ?, to seven years' penal servitude for ...
... view' of the law, but declined to discuss the facts of t Mrs. Weldon's case, which is still ,before the courts. Lord Chief Justice % Coleridge described the e discussion of an abstract -motion of this character as in the nature of a debate in the air. ...
... Lord Bute, the Bishops of Manchester and Winfcheater, Altred Tennyson, Thomas Carlyle, the Archbishop of York, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, Cardinal Manning, and the Deun of Westminster; nor can I say whetther some of these gentlemen lmot many ot them ...
... found seaworthy, ansI 106 unseaworthy. A TIOULNT FELLOW.-At Durhiam Asmizes yes- terday, in the Crown Court, before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, Thomas Arthur Ssrith (311, bodelsmith, was indicted for Jeloliously wounding William Hart, with intenr to maim ...
... Lawrance joining the circuit at Birmingham, when Mr. Justice Hawkins will return to town; North Wales Circuit, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge; South Wales Circuit, Mr. Justice Stephen, Northern Circuit, Mr. Justice A. L. Smith and Mr. Justice Vaughan Williams; ...
... last iseizes returned a true hill, and the case was removed to the Central Crimuinal Court bv writ of certiorari. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge entered tou court and~took his seat on the bench beside Mr. Justice Hawkins. There were also on the bench at this ...
... will uot return to Loedon tn-day, Eais hu had arranged, but will arrive on Wedlie~day even- ilg next. 3 ErTURN or, LORD CHIEF JUSTICe COLERIDGE.- The White Star steamer Britaunic, with Lord Chief ,Justice Coltriage oez board, arrived off Qaeenstown 3 yesterday ...