... shipowner, and formerly a member of the Sunderland corporation, was yester- day indicted at Durham assizes, before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, for fraudulently converting certain trust moneys, to the amount of £1700, to his own use, whichhe held as trustee ...

... court will sit at eleven , o'clock this morning, when Mr. Juetice Lopee will ret preside in the Crown Court and Lord Chief Justice Coleridge in the Nisi Prius. There are 44 prisoners * for etriaL ...

... say on the subject at present. Sir C. i 1egard withdrew the notice he had given mn rezerenee to the decision of Lord Chief Justice Coleridge in a recent poaching case, on the ground that he could only call attention to the subject in a more stringent form ...

... SPECALI TELERH.IS. E ?? I The outlers' feast at Sheffield on Thursday will be attended by Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, Lord George Hamilton, First Lord of the Admiralty, and several other members of Parlia- ment. At the Middlesex Sessions yesterday, ...

... na ti Sc I is POSTPONEMENT OF THE LIVER-j v. POOL ASSIZES1 d x Yesterday at Manchester, in the Nis! Prins Court, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, on taking his seat, and addressing Mr. Gully, Q.C., E M.P., said - I have been speaking to my t brother, and we ...

... name of ',The Free Church of Scot:. land. The union is expected to be consummated in the most cordial manner. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, at Maid- stone, yesterday, sentenced Thomas For- dred to death, without hope of mercy, for the murder of his paramour ...

... h. Her long train was borne by two handsome pages, Masters Woods and Birchenough. Amongst those pre- sent were Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, Mr. Justice Bowen, Sir George Grove, Mr. Robert Browning, the Dean of Windsor, Lord and Lady Brabourne, Mrs. Benson ...

... Italian gunboat Sebastiano Veniero, arrived at Suds Bay on Thursdav.-Reutcr. At Glamndrgan Assizes, yesterday, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge announced that Baron Pollock was ill, and would be unable to take his place in the Crown Court for several days ...

... frauds and .consoiracies will. be fresh in the recollection of the public. The trial will take plaoeat Warwick, Iand Lord Chief Justice Coleridge will be present as a witness. rt is a somewhat curious circumstance that the same judge (Mr. Justice Stephen) before ...

... behind tine yesterday, in consequence w, of having run off the rails near Tubize. No one sa was injred.-Reuer. a Lord Chief Justice Coleridge arrived at EButon Station, London, at 845 p.m yesterday, frotm Liverpool. His lordship was accompanied by his r ...

... CIRCUITS.-Tbe following are the circuits chosen by the judges for the ensuing I summer assizes: Western Circuit, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and Lord justice Fry, South-eastern Circuit, Lord Justice Baggallay and Mr. Justice DaY; North Wales Circuit, Lord ...

... certain.00 ses'.- If your girl becomes a convert to this form of worship, the heat thing you can do is to shaker. lord Chief Justice Coleridge delivered judgment, is the Common Pleas, on Saturday, in thb dispute between thu Duko of Norfolk and the vicar ...