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... all. The jarythenacquitted s the prisoner. P TEE MYSTERIOUS MURDER AT WIDNES. I AT the Liverpool Assizes, before Lord Chief Justice ' Coleridge, Hugh Burns, thirty, labourer, Patrick f Kearns, twenty-one, labourer, and Mary Ann Tracey, f twenty-eight, were ...

... PnoXISM ACTIONS. Tw o actions. for breacl of promise of marriage were tried at Nottingham Assizes on Friday before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. In the lirst case a farmer's widow, iamed Duckmanton, accepted the attentions of NVil.iam Hazard, a farmer, with ...

... the Clergy of his Diocese. Illhealth led to hisresignation in sS88. Dr. Mackarness married, in 1849, a sister of Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. THE BIsHoP OF BANGOR IS in excellent health, and actively discharging his episcopal duties. The report that he ...

... be the Solicitor- General. FROM an interesting correspondence, just published, between the Attorney-General and Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, it appears that the Judges two years ago carefully considered the point of law raised at O'Donnell's trial as ...

... appointed circuit, there would remain in town to carry the work of the Common Law Livisious during the assizes Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, iron Pollock, Justices Orove and The majority the circuits it u expected will begin about the th January next ...

... GAlig PFESERVXNe. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge is evidently what is familiarly known as 1 a chip of the old block. His father, the late Justice Coleridge, never missed an opportunity of expressing even from the bench his antipathy to the Game-laws, ...

... of cathedrals on Sunday evenings. MlSiLLANEOus-The Dean and Chapter of St. Paul's have Lived an intimation that Lord Chief Justice Coleridge will Tlier his judgement in the reredos case immiediately after the A---es probably next ?? voluntary contributions ...

... Henry James as their chairman on sncession to the Lord Chancellor. MARRIAGE OF LORD COLnrIDIE.-The marriage of Lord Chief' Justice Coleridge with Miss Amy Law~ford, at Kensington, took place by special license on Friday The license was granted on August ...

... 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 ...

... -The following are the judges appointed to go on circnit at the ensuing autumn &assizes viz --Midland Circuit, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, Western Circuit, Mr. Justice Grove; North- Eastern Circuit, Baron Pollock; South-Eastern Circuit. Mr. Justice ...

... tion of the'vestry and dedicate1 to' the public. ?? _ ' ' ACQUITTED.-At Somerset assizes on Satur- day, before. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, a boy- named John Wilkins was indited' for the. manslaughter of a school' fellow, named Charles Billinrtoin, at' ...