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... Coleridge on Breach Promise of Mabriagb.—ln summing up in an f..r bieach of promise of marriage, at the Assizes, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, alluding to P remarks as to the expediency of this class of Borne whatever might be tha enlightened action, parliament ...
... LAUNGESTON ELECTION PETITION. Launceeton election trial was before the Common Pleas yesterday, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and Justices Brett and Denman being the judges pre- sent. The question was as to Mr. Drink water's right to the seat, Colonel Deakin ...
... by means of forging a warrant for payment of j £500. Mr. A. Morley, M.P., prosecuted on of the Trea- sury, and Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, one ol the wit- j nesses, occupied a seat on the bench. The jury re- j turned a verdict of not guilty against ...
... passed . thorough ventilation of tho Free Trade ' Lefroy's Trial—The Kent Winter Assizes wiil be opened the f Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. Lefroy be tried for the Brighton murder on the November. • The Living of Westow.—» that the living of Westow, ...
... judgment in the Chancery Pivision on a point of law with refer- ence to the settlement made in 1887 by the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. His lordship's town house in Bosses: square was sold, and the trustees wished to aow whether the present Lord ...
... and accepted by, Loid Herschell, the present Lerd Chancellor, who in that case would pre brrbly be sii. e-ded by Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. Sir Charles Russell succeeding to the lord chief Justiceship. HEALTH OF LOUD COLERIDGE. Lord Chief Jus. ice Coleridge ...
... Temple Dining Hall. There was a large attendance of Jndges and the Bar, inclnding the Lord Chief Jnstice of England, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, Sir Henry Keating.Sir E. Baggallay.Sir H. James, Mr. Giffard, the Master of the Rolls, &c. Sir Henry James, in ...
... place 12 o'clock to-day at Staines. The ladies carried wreathsof primroses. Among those who left the train were Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, Archdeacon Farrar, Mr. Lecky, Mr. Arnold Forster, Sir George Russell, Mr. Smalley, and the Hon. Lyluph Stanley ...
... THE RELIGION OF A CHILD A SINGULAR POINT. In the Queen's Bench Division yesterday, before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, cause was shown against a rule nut for a writ of habeas corpus directing Dr. Stephenson, principal of a Wesleyan Children's Home in ...
... SUMMER CIRCUITS The following are the circuits chosen by the judges for the summer assizes, vis., Western Circuit, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and Mr. Justice Cave. South- Eastern Circuit, Mr. Justice Grove. Oxford Circuit, .Boron Huddleston and Mr. Justice ...
... NISI PRIUS COUET. Wednesday, before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. Action for Seduction. — Sykes v. WHirELBY. James Sykes was the plaintiff, and claimed _31000 damages alleged to have been sustained by the seduction of Christiana Sykes, his daughter, a ...
... ANOTHER ACTION FOR LIBEL AGAINST TRUTH. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and special jury had before them at the West Riding Assizes, Leeds, yesterday an action in Messrs. Godfrey Rhodes and Richard Watson Ji.van3, solicitors, Halifax, sued Mr. Labo\jghere ...