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... (fleforo Lord Chief Justice COLERIDGE ) The Lord Chief Justice took his seat at ten o'clock a.m. THE GRAND JURY. The following were sworn on the Grand Jury, viz., Mr F. E. Stacey (foreman), Mr J. C. Nicholl, Mr J. S. Gibbon, Mr R. F. L. Jenner, The Mackintosh ...

... LORD CHIEF JUSTICE COLERIDGE ON RITUALISM. Lord'Coleridge,speaking at Exeter last week,said—l ask what it is that has so profoundly stirred up the minds of the people of this country. Now let me take the opportunity of saying that I conceive it is not ...

... 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, ...

... ILLNESS OF LORD CHIEF JUSTICE COLERIDGE. At the sitting of the Court of Common Pleas on Tuesday it was evident that Lord Coleridge was suffering from severe indisposition, and it increased to such an extent that his lordship was unable to deliver judgment ...

... RETURN OF LORD CHIEF JUSTICE COLERIDGE. The White Star steamer Britannic arrived in the Mersey from New York yesterday afternoon, half-part one, having on board Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. His lordship had received invitation from the Ma/or of Liverpool ...

... INDISPOSITION OF LORD CHIEF JUSTICE COLERIDGE. Lord Chiaf Jastice Coleridge, on arriving tha Law Courts yesterday morning, did not take his seat, bnt the coaosel in a part-heard case went to his private room. When the case was settled, continued indisposed ...

... LORD CHIEF JUSTICE COLERIDGE INDISPOSED. Tuesday the Lord Provost of Glasgow received a telegram from Dr. McCulloch, of Carlisle, stating that Lord Coleridge was unable, on account of indisposition, to continue his journey from Carlisle to Glasgow, where ...

... ILLNESS OF LORD CHIEF JUSTICE COLERIDGE. At tbe sitting of the Court of Common Pleas, to-day. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge waa taken severely ill and compelled to retire from the Bench. ...

... (Before Lord Chief Justice COLERIDGE.) FOX V. WHEATLEY. Francis Fox, provision dealer, of Buslingthorpelane, Leeds, sued George Wheatley, ga,dener, residing in the sanie part, for negligence, in consequence ot which surface water flowed against the walls ...