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... the judges foel holding the Autumis Assizes, at which prisoners only Nvill ho tricd-viz,, South- Eastern Circuit (Lord Chief Justice Coleridge) : Norwich, Mondiay, Oct. 24 ; Cambridge Thursqday, Oct. 27 ; Maid-. stone, Monday, Orct. 31; Chielmsford, Mronday ...
... provisions of the bill being discussed and understood. In 1889 a very important case, Guyer sv. The Queen, came before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, Mr. Justice Hawkins, and the late Mr. Justice Manisty, sitting as s, court of appeal, and since then there has ...
... Fearneaux, whose alleged extraordinary frauds and conspiracies will be fresh in the recollection of the public. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge will be present as a witness, It Is a curious cir- cumstance that the same judge (Mr. Justice Stephen) before whom ...
... 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 ...
... occurred in the House to-day reminds me of a story about Samuel Taylor Cole- ridge, the great-uncle of the present Lord Chief Justice. Coleridge was a w-onderful conversa- tionalist, if the term can be appropriately applied to one who had all the ray on his ...
... was given that owing to her physical deformity the girl would probably lose her life in giving birth to a child. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, in sentencing the prisoner to penal servitude to life, described the case as horrible. {?1. SET OF TEETH, made ...
... MUR.DER, NEAR BRISTOL. SENTENCE OF DEATH. Jane Grant was found guilty, yesterday, at the Wells Assizes, before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, of having starved her illegitimate child to death, and was sentenced to be hanged. The prisoner was a single woman; ...
... are the Circuits which have been chosen by the Judges for the ensuing As- sizes, viz. :-South-Eastern Circuit, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge; North and South Wales Circuits, Lord Justice Lsal ; Oxford Circuit, Lord Justice Cotton ; Western Circuit, Mr ...
... as is attributed to him by the member for QIL eoti's County. There are rumours to-night of the resignation of Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, and of the succession in office by Sir Clharles lRussell. I cannot vouch for the accuracy of' I this, acid therefore ...
... on the subjects delineated in the window. SIrJ P. Mr. Burton, solicitor, of this town, has 11icen appointed, by Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, a perpotrial commissioner for taking tire acklnowledgments of deeds by marriod women for the counties of Warwick ...
... the exhibition has been S,0(0 people. =WoRcTstzRssstissc AssrzLs.-These assizes comnmence on Tuesday next, before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. There are seventeen prisoners- for trial, including -the miurder case near StourbridgeI Persons seufenne srom ...
... THns SuaiuScr Cl11CUITS.-Tho following are the circuits chosen by the judges for the ensuing summer ?? Circuit, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and Sr. Justice Field; Northern, Mr. Justice Mathew; Midland. Mr. Justieo'Lopes and Mr. Justice A. L. Smith; Oxford ...