... SUDDEN ILLNESS OF THE LORD CHIEF JUSTICE. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge was taken suddenly ill at Newcastle to-day. His court -adjourned. t ...

... WIFE KILLED A DRUNKEN QUARREL Birmingham Assizes to-day, bo fore Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, John P.itehatt was charged with the murder of his wife April 3by stabbing her tbe neck with a pocket knife durrng quarrel caused by drink. The jury returnod ...

... SCHOOLBOY CHARGED WITH MANSLAUGHTER. GOADED TO STONE FLINGING. At Somerset Assizes to-day before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, boy named John waa indicted for the manslaughter schoolfellow named Charles Frome. The evidence showed that the deceased, who ...

... place 12 o'clock to-day at Staines. The ladies carried wreathsof primroses. Among those who left the train were Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, Archdeacon Farrar, Mr. Lecky, Mr. Arnold Forster, Sir George Russell, Mr. Smalley, and the Hon. Lyluph Stanley ...

... Duchess of Devonshire left London yesterday lor Monte Carlo. The dinner of the Literary Society took place last Lord Chief Justice Coleridge in the chair. In presiding yesterday at the London County Sealions. held ac Clerkenwell, Sir Peter Edlin, Q.C. ...

... an adjournment one of ! jurymen separator} from his fellows. Mr. Justice Kennedv travelled to London to consult Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. came down, discharged the jury, and had the case tried by a fresh jury. Mr. Justice Darling: I think that prohahlv ...

... and Wednesday, April and A The action to brought by Wood, the Jockey, against Lord Durham will be tried before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, and ia the thirtieth on the week’s lui. Unless some special application made the can hardly reached fur some days ...

... SHEFFIELD LIBEL ACTION. the Nisi Court the Leeds Assizes before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, the suit 'of v. Silvester was heard. tills case the Mr?. who short time . ago was known Mr?. Land, having, since the action arose, married a- second time, and ...

... when h© was thrown out in the Balcombe Tunnel. Lefroy was convicted after a three days’ trial before the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, Maidstone, and waa banged at Lewes. ...

... movement emphasising: the fact that it was supported by great men like Tennyson. Ruskin, Browning, Carlyle, and Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. She added that if the Vivisection Act of 1376 had been passed drafted there would not have been all this agitation ...

... a splendid piece of work on view showing the Montrn-' orence falls, near Quebac, and Mr. F. G. Coleridge, son > Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, who exhibits nearly a dozen of his works. ...

... children of Richard JefFeries is growing rapidly, and many sympathising and appreciative letters accompany the gifts. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge writes to Mr. North, that his letter as to the life and death of Mr. Jefferies interested and touched him more ...