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... bricklayer, was charged with off upon his daughter Nelly. The girl 19 years old, is detormed, and a semi-imbeoile. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, in sentencing prisoner to penal servitude for life, described the case as horrible. LINCOLNSHIRE. Wednesday Mr ...
... Mr. J. H. Osgcrby, draper, 122, Corporation street, on Monday night. They were remanded in custody till Monday. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge was obliged to retire from the Law Courts yesterday owing a severe attack of gastritis, but immediate danger has ...
... raised by Serjeant Ballantine. The following dates have been fixed for holding the Spring Assizes: —North-Eastern (Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and Mr. Justice Lopes)— Newcastle, Wednesday, Feb. 14th; Durnam, Wednesday, Feb. «lst; York, Wednesday. Feb. 28lh; ...
... —-Prisoner was found guilty, but strongly recommended to mercy, and sentence was deferred. NISI PRIUS COURT. (Before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge.) the bull breach of contract case. In this case, heard yesterday, the jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff ...
... for having neglected to examine the state of the working places in that part of the mine under his supervision. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, in the Grand Jury+sat the Yorkshire Assizes yesterday, referred at length to the case in which illiam Taylor, ...
... diviaion it was negatived 191 majority 98.—The House adjourned at L6O YORK ASSIZES. CROWN COURT. FRIDAY.—Before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge; MURDER AT MULL. SENTENCE DEATH. Eob>RT Searle, alia* 22, was indicted for the wilful murder James M'Conuell, Hull ...
... between* the plated goods manufacturer and the brewer. It is enough to say that the irascible pair came before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge at Leeds Assizes on Saturday—Mr. Fenton being plaintiff, and Mr. Tomlinson defendant in action for damages by assault ...
... on the 27th of June, of Mr. Frederick Isaac Gold, was resumed the Maidstone Assizes yesterday morning, before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and jury. The prisoner took his place in tbe dock at ten o'clock, and maintained the quiet and undisturbed manner ...
... ASSIZES. The Summer Assizes for the North and East Ridings of Yorkshire, were commenced yesterday York, before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and Mr. Justice Gainsford Bruce.âJohn Wright (70), slater, nleaded guilty to burglariously breaking and entering ...
... orders. The other business was disposed «f, and the House adjourned at one o'clock. YORK CROWN COURT— Monday. Before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. alleged siatsslaughter, at LorraoDSf rs Cleveland. Rkeck Williams, a labourer employed by the Loft house Iron ...
... that borough. the police in connection with the late proceedings at the At Monmouth Assizes on Saturday, before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, Thomas Flavell was charged with the murder of his wife, at or the 29th May. After hearing the evidence the jury ...
... a secondary agent in the matter; that he had been come time in prison, and | ‘that his effects had been seized. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge characterised the act as an offence against the ‘public and the Queen’s peace, It was inexcusable, and ‘to show ...