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... that they cannot satisfy the requireneuts of the 6so q veyor ct The warrants having been signed by Her MajestY al Lord Chief Justice Coleridge will 'be swora in before ti he Lord Chancellor in his private room at LincolS Innt he morrow morning. he The majority ...
... East Suffolk, struck hia lordship’s name off the register of electors on the ground of his being an Irish Peer. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge pronounced the judgment of the Court, sustaining the revising barrister's decision. Amnesty Demonstration.— Pr ...
... and this hrought the proceeding to a close, and the ordinary business of the court was then gone I ; on with.I Lord Chief Justice Coleridge delivered his maiden judg- ment on Wednesday in the Court of Common Pleas, in the L appeal of Lord Itendlesham ...
... for East Suffolk, who struck his for name off the register of electors on the ground of his being an Irish Peer. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge pronounced the judgment of the Court, lostaioieg the ravieiag berristeee 6016108. AT GLASGOW. Mr. Disraeli was ...
... jury re- turned a verdict ot Death by the Visitation of God. Peers and the Franchise. — ln his maiden judg- ment, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge has pronounced against the claim of Lord Rendlesham to be placed on the register for the county of Suffolk. His ...
... Reform Conference, ra-introdnoehie Election Expenses Bill the beginning of next session. Ie bis maideh juDQMExr, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge p'ononncsd against the claim of Lord Bendlesham to be placed on the register for tin county of Suffolk. Her Majesty ...
... the certificate and valuable prize. Elilukks.—The case of v. Dance, decided at tlie Court Common Pleas, before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and Justices Keating, Brett, and sitting in Banco, was ox considerable importance to most towns j governed Local ...
... Freemasons' Tavern, London, under the presidency of the Lord Mayor (Mr. Alderman Leek, M. P.), who Wll9 atrompanied by Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, Admiral Sir A. Milne, Sir A. Semitone, Sir J. Kaye, Major• General Sir G. Boarolder, Prince lekand sr, &c. About ...
... AATION MIAMI' THE WINTERS RAILWAY CIA. PENT. —ln the Court of Error (Exehetfuer Chamber), on Satarday, before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, Baron Brantwell, Mr. Justice Keating, Baron Cleashy, Mr. Justice Grove, and Mr. Justice Denman, the are of Langton ...
... Union Bank of London. It is currently reported that the gross amount of the defalcations will be about 00,000. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and a special jury were on Friday occupied in the consideration of the action Denney r. Chatterton, in which ...
... sent from Oxford to row the usual , boat race next year. The Western Morning Keuis announces on authority that Lord Chief Justice Coleridge’s title, on hla elevation to the peerage, will Coleridge of Ottery St. Mary’s. The present to be given officers ...
... present in the person of Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, whom he heartily congratulated upon his appointment, and wished him health that ho might long enjoy the dignity is. which he bad attained [applause].--Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, who was received with ...