... t. The legal question is, no doubt, more complicated by the fact that there have been contradictory decisions. Lord Chief justice Coleridge, however, laid it down that such donations, or doles, are not assessable, as being purely voluntary gifts, not ...

... not unfrequently deal summarily with cases which ought to be sent by them for trial at the sessions or assizes. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge says the same thing. The feeling which has arisen in the public mind is founded rather, I think, upon magistrates ...

... gift, has been elevated to the rank of an officer of the Legiof Honour. In consequence of the indisposition of Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, th' meeting of Queen's Bench judges convened for to-day, for the ?? choosing the Winter circuits, has been posteoned ...

... telegraphed to express her ie llristol Radical Reform Association have selected the Hon. Bernard C , a son of Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, as their candidate at the next clecton, in place of Mr. Samuel Morley. S i Theophiljus Shepstone, who lately came ...

... brought about bay the two philan- thropic and humane gentlemenxjust namet ; but it was gratifying to remember that Lord Chief Justice Coleridge had publicly rebuked those who dared, on the seat ofjustice,'to criticise the ?? they vere elected to administer ...

... eighth day, and then got, until Tuly 31, i885, an extension of time for stating the grounds of my appeal by the Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, and Mr. Justibe Grove on July 23, 1885. 9. That I was arrested on my arrival in ?f.:nc':nester cn July 2h4, S85 ...

... wrote him a copy. It was as follows:- Her Majesty to Loid Lanesborough, May 2i, I879.-MIy Lord Lancsborough,-MTy Lord Chief Justice Coleridge has applied to me en your behalf, and I feel disposed to treat it in the same spirit as his lordship desires I ...

... com. mittee, who expressed a hope that the Exhibition would be of great benefit to the manufactures of Ireland. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and Sir James Hannen yesterday granted an application for a rehearing of the petition for divorce presented by ...

... roll of illustrious Devonians is alm-ost endless; but twvo more natives of the county rmay be mentioned-namely, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and Mr. J. A. Froude. There exists therefore every reason for the annual dinners of which that of Saturday evening ...

... given notice of putting some questions to the Lord Chancellor respecting the report in the Timzes of the refusal by Lord Chief Justice Coleridge to allow the costs of a conviction for night poach- irg, and of his observation that, as the law protected the ...

... circuits of the judges are p a ont as follows :-Midland, Mr. Justice Stephen and Mr. Justice Watkin c iii ; Northern, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and Mr. Justice Lopes a A Istaenl, Mr. Justice Hawkins and Mr. Justice Kay; South Eastern, r jlslice B1,1;ilamwell ...

... placed in the chair, and the clergy professed their obedience. ThiE 'TRIAL OF LEFROV.-THE CHARGE ro THE GRAND JURY. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, in charging the grand jury at Maidstone assizcs to-day on the case of Percy Mapletcn Lefroy, said that having ...