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... otherwise NTo-itan, will he celled ns a witness on lhehalf of the prosecution. A special Court cotosisting (if Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. Lord Jo tico Brett, ard Mr. Justice Grove, will he forned fir the trinl of thcse prisoners. The judges will sit ...
... holding the ensuing Summer Assizes, at which both civil and criminal business will he taken, viz: -Vestern Circui (Lord Chief Justice Coleridge 6;d W hrd Justice Fry).-Salinbury, Friday, July ; s 6, ; ihester, Tuesday, July 10; Dor- chester, Monday, July ...
... upon Jasnes Blowvyer, aged 35, convicted of a criminal assault on Florence Austin, aged eight, at Bray, in January Lord Chief Justice Coleridge remarked that he was peased that the Criminal Law Anmendment Act permitted Judges to pass exemplary sentences upon ...
... 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 ...
... deformity the gifl would probably lose her life in giving birth to a child. The jury found the prisoner Guilty, and Lord Chief Justice Coleridge said in all his experience he had never had to deal with so horrible a case. He sentenced the accuse d.to penal ...
... by the graud Jury. THE Assxzns. - The comnisi~ons will be opened to-day at Bristol, on the Western Circuit, by Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and Mr. Justice Field;, at Chelmsford, on the Southi Eastern Circuit, by Mr. Justice Denmnan; at Stafford, en the ...
... Justice Vaughau Williams will go round this circuit alone until Nottingham is reached, when he will be joined by Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, and at the conclusion of the business there he will return to town. Lord Cole- ridge will go on ?? to Warwick ...
... sittings on Monday next there evili be nine judges of the Queen's Bench Division away at the winter assi;.es-viz., Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, Baron Pollock, and Ju-itices Denman, Hawkins, Manisty, Stephen, Cave, Smith, and Wills. 'here wrill consequently ...
... Bramwell and dir. Jusuicls Lir.dley, yesterday. The other openings will be at Winchester, on the western circuit, by Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and Mr. Justice Grove , and at Hertford. on the south-eastern circuit, by the Lord Chief Baron and Baron Pollock ...
... his little victimn. A jury, on these facts, found him guilty of manslaughter. Tried at Warwick assizes, before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, thso culprit was condemned, with a verystron recommendation to mercy -Mr. MillerC chip's defence, that the ...
... the whole distance. TEm WINTERR AEsIZEa.-The following are the circuits chosen by the judges :--Oxford Circuit, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and Baron Pollock; South. Eastern Circuit, Mr. Justice Field; North-Eastern Circuit, Mr. Justice Denman and a Royal ...
... were made to avoid the stones of the old ones. He suggested filling one at a time. He quoted from the opinions of Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and Mr. Justice Field to the effect that the roads belonged to everybody, and not merely to parishes, and that ...