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... popular mind took deep root under his culture and bear fruit which will prove- that he has not laboured in vain. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge has beeu offered a peerage, and it expected that in due course he will accept that honour and do good service to ...
... LORD CHIEF JUSTICE COLERIDGE’S FIRST CASE. The first case that came before Lord Chief Jostle* j Coleridge on taking his seat In the Common Pleas was one of some importance —involving the right peers to vote at the election of roembe.s of Parliament It ...
... REGISTRATION APPEALS,—In the Court of Common Pleas y esterd: appeals from the decisions of the Exeter B: e were heard, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge retired from the Bench di the argu- ment of thecases,—Ford v. Pye was the first case. Tho Rev, William Pye-Pye ...
... % the Court of Common Pleas yesterday, appeals from the decisions of the Exeter flevielng Barrister were heard. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge retired from the Bench during the argument the cases.—Ford v. Pye was the first case. The Bev. Pye-Pye, residing ...
... We hear that Lord Chief Justice Coleridge ia likely to come down the Western Circuit in summer, We have already announced that bis Lordship will be elevated to the Peerage. In support of Sir Edward Watkin's candidature the Liberal party will hold a meeting ...
... Hart-were heard before the Common Pleas on rea Friday. Mr. Justice Keating Said that this being from wil Exeter, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge -would take no part in it, and his lordship retired. Mr. Kingdon, QOC., stated the Ho facts of the case. The Rev ...
... specially sent down the late Mr. i Weleby to Crediton to prosecute. This gentleman was eug opposed by the present Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, then letl just rfisiig into fame, and there was asl great display ofhe forensic eloqunence between thees distiengished ...
... down eminent lawyer, the late Mr. Welsby, to Credition to prosecute. This gentleman was opposed by the present Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, then just rising into fame, and there was a great display of forensic eloquence between these distinguished men ...
... hear that Lord Chief Justice Coleridge is likely to come down the Western Circuit in summer. We have already announced that bis Lordship will be elevated to the Peerage. The List of this year's perform of Mr. Ashe's second series of grand subscription ...
... and went through tbe ceremony of Tuesday evening—namely, Lord Chief Justice Cockburn, Mr. Justice Houyuian aud Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. Nearly 200 members of the Irn both barristers end student?, dined in the hail the occasion, and among the Benchers ...
... limes SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1873. The Nomination of Candidates yesterday to fill the seat vacated by the Lord Chief Justice Coleridge brought no new adventurer into the field. Mr. Sheriff William Horton Ellis, is spared from that extra labour and res ...
... Baron Coleridge of St. Mary.—We understand that Lord Chief Justice Coleridge will be created Peer of Parliament this week, and that his title will be Baron Coleridge of St. Mary, which, m lordship writes us, «- ia a8 t what his friends would have chosen ...