... THE ASSIZES. The Summer As^izos for Monmouthshire are to bfi held on July 15th, and Lord Chief Justice' Coleridge and Mr Justice Stephen will attend at Swansea for the assizes on August 5th. ...

... PENAL SERVITUDE FOR PERJURY. At the Newcastle Assizes yesterday, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge sentenced four youug miners to three years penal servitude for perjury in an affiliation case. Not only had they given false evidence, but they had wantonly ...

... honorary membership of the World's Congress, which will be auxiliary to the World's Fair, have been received from Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, Professor Max Muller, and Mr Walter Besant ...

... BAKERS AND THEIR SCALES. In the Queen's Bench, on Saturday, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and Justice Day decided that a baker could not be fined for not having scales affixed to the counter or in a convenient position for weighing bread, the statute applying ...

... Sussex Winter Assize, at which Lefroy will be tried for the Brighton railway murder, will be'opened at MAIDSTONE by Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, on 31st inst., Lefroy's trial, probably, being taken on the 2nd or 3rd of November. ...

... county of Glamorgan will be opened at Cardiff to-day (Friday). There arc 35 prisoners for trial, and 27 cases. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and Lord Justice Brett are the judges. The business of the assize will be com- menced on Saturday. ...

... ATTEMPTED WTFE~MURD.ER BY A DRUGGIST. At Cornwall Assizes, Bodmin, on Wednesday, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge sentenced William Saandry, a druggist, to five years' penal servitude for attempting to poison his wife, at Camhorne, on June 30th, by administering ...

... cuit, lias been appointed revising barrister for the county of Cardigan. In notifying to hi-a the appointment, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge paid a graceful compliment to Mr Rowlands by saying that the office was given hLn not through favour, but in r ...

... Gerfie Newberry pleaded guilty, at Bristol a-sizc> of biting off his brother's ear, and he was arraped before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. HIS^DSHIP deferred passing sentence; and on SATINY the prisoner was brought up liefore Mr JUJCE Bowen, who sentenced ...

... THE WINTER ASSIZES. The dates fixed for the ensuing winter assizes are as follows South Wales Circuit (Lord Chief Justice Coleridge) Haverfordwest, Thursday, January 14 Cardigan, Monday, January 18 Carmarthen, Wednesday, January 20 Brecon, Saturday, January ...

... Saturday Mr Justice Chibtygave judgment on a point of law with reference to the settlement made in 1887 by the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. His Lordship's town house in Sussex- square was sold, and the trustees wished to know whether the present Lord ...

... Division for the ensu- ing autumn assizes, which are expected to com- mence early in November-viz., Midland Circuit, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge Western Circuit, Mr Baron Huddieston South-Eastern Circuit Mr Justice Hawkins; Oxford Circuit, Mr Justice Mathews; ...