... LORD CHIEF JUSTICE COLERIDGE ON INTEMPERANCE AND CRIME. Lord Coleridge opened the commission for the gaol delivery of the city of Bristol on Saturday, and commenced the business on Monday morning. In his charge to the grand jury his lordship re- ferred ...

... LORD CHIEF JUSTICE COLERIDGE AND HIS PARENTS. Lord Coleridge has just completed the restore tion of a portion of Ottery St. Mary Church, as a tribute of affectionate memory of his late father and mother, Sir John Taylor Coleridge and his wife. The south ...

... SENTENCE IN THE OLDHAM SHOOTING CASE. At Manchester Assizes, on Tuesday, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge passed sentence of 10 years' penal servitude on ths young man Pope, who had been found guilty, with the recom- mendation to mercy, of shooting James ...

... efceut, by means of foxing a warrant for payment of i'500. Mr. A.Morley, M.P., prosecuted on of the Trea- .ry, and Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, one of the, wit- nesses, occupied a seat on the bench. The jnry ra- turned a verdict of not guilty against Gething ...

... A RETFORD BANKRUPT SENT TO PRISON. At Nottingham Assizes, on Saturday, before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, George Bannister. Jun., corn factor, carrying on a large business at Retford, Nottinghamshire, came up for sentence, he having been found guilty ...

... Assizes, last week, Arthur Greaves, HC years of age, of superior education, and a. clergyman, was indicted, before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, with feloniously forging and uttering a. promissory note for the payment of E20, with intent to defraud Mary Coles ...

... About I'O ladieR and gentiemen attended meeting on Saturday at Lord Chief Justice Coleridge s, London, Earl Shaftesbury presiding! whereat, a resolution was passed condemning vivisection on moral, ethical, and therapeuti0 vivisection on moral, ethical ...

... mi* ber of persons occupied seats in the gallery. Up*' the Bench were the Lord Chief Justice, Lord Bla.c' burn, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, Mr. Justice Lus& Mr. Justice Manisty, Mr. Justice Field, Alr. Justin1 Lindley, Sir James Hannen, Mr. Justice Grove ...

... length the appeal case of Pickard v. Bayliss, in the parish of St. Mary Abbott's Kensington, decided in 1879 by Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and Justices Denman and Lindley. The revising barrister was at liberty to correct a mistake which had been proved ...

... probably be remembered that Thackeray did not wish any biography of himself to be published. The Academy says that Lord Chief Justice Coleridge has allo.wed Dr. Alois Brandl to have access to the letters addressed by Coleridge, Wordsworth, and Southey to ...

... other charges against Mr. Bell. The result was that Mr. Bell charged these gentlemen with having libelled him, but Lord Chief Justice Coleridge directed the jury to find a verdict of not guilty, on the ground that Mr. Bell, when before the magistrates, made ...

... THE PROSECUTION OF THE FEE I HE IT. In the 'Court for Crown Cases Reserved on Saturday, before the Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and Justices Grove, Denman, lluddleston, and Watkin Williams, the case of the Queen r. Johann Most came on. This was a case ...