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... ILLNESS OF LORD CHIEF JUSTICE COLERIDGE. At the sitting of du Oeart of Common it was evident Out Lard Coleri4e suffering from severe indiepoeitiow. sad it increased to much en extent that h lordship arm unable to deliver judgment in a ems had been argued ...
... DEATH OF LORD CHIEF JUSTICE COLERIDGE L:ird Chief Justice Coleridge passed peacefully away Thursday night, alter a 1 tattered insets. Hem Wednesday morning, abet all hope his survival bad bees practically abandoned, the patient rallied several times, ...
... LATEST INTELLIGENCE. (BT TELEGRAPHJ INDISPOSITION OP LORD CHIEF JUSTICE COLERIDGE. Whilst hearing an action this morning, the Lord Chief Justice was seized with slight choking fit, and had to leave the Court. Subsequently returned to the Bench. ...
... An important judgment was given by Lord Chief Justice Coleridge on Saturday in the action Regina e. Birkbeck and others. The question involved the right of Messrs. Birkbeck• and Co., who sold their banking business in 1880 to the Craven Banking Company ...
... CONTEMPT OF COURT AT ASBTZBS. At the Leeds Assizes, on Wednesday, before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, FriVDcis Fox, provision dealer, of Busliagthorpe-lane, Leeds sought to recover from George Wheat ley, a gardener, living the same neighbourhood, damages ...
... Lord Chief Justice Coleridge presided on Saturday evening at a lecture at Kensington Mr. Augustine BirreJl, on Richardson, .the novelist, in aid of the funds the Metropolitan Association Befriending Young Servant Girjs, ...
... The mansion of Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, now in course of construction, near Plymouth, had a narrowescape from destruction by fire on Saturday evening. A fire was discovered in a part of the structure where stove was used for the purpose of drying ...
... Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, at the Assize-, Friday, sentenced William F. ex-police-constable, to fifteen years' «*v.r» ir.urle. The prisoner had attacked officer torn out his left eye. His Lordship was the most ferocious one had tried the years ou the ...
... Derby Assizes. —Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and Mr. Justice Grove arrived in Derby yesterday afternoon about three o'clock, per Midland Kailway from Nottingham. They were met at the station by the Sheriff (Mr. Jessop, of Butterley Hall), Mr. S. Leech ...
... Till NOTTINGHAM BREACH OF PROMISg CA Z. ♦t Nottiapbtea yesterday. before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, Mary Cho. lotto D•cknta•ton, fie•tbwell, Notts, recovered €3OO damages front Willis Masud, • farmer, living the smnt neighbourhood. for breach of premiss ...
... CROWN COURT. SATURDAY.—Before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. ...
... THE PROCEEDS OF STOLEN PROPERTY. In the Queen s Bench Division before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and Denman, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge in the case the Queen v. the Justices * , n Crim'nal Court. He said that on tho 3$ J last -nere was a conviction ...