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... I INDISPOSITIO'N OF LORD CHIEF- I JUSTICE COLERIDGE. j Lord Chief Justice Coleridge was unable to take bis seat on the beach to-day owing to 10* disposition. Justice Hawkins announced rha^ his lordship's condition need not cause j anxiety, 1 ...
... LORD COLERIDGE'S ILLNES-S. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge has had a bad* night, and i* very exhausted this morning. ...
... GLAMORGAN ASSIZES. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and Baron Pollock are the judges who will attend the Glamorgan Assizes, to be opened at Cardiff, on the 4th February. The trial of prisoners and the hearing of civil causes will not begin until Friday, the ...
... BAKERS AND THEIR SCALES. I In the Queen's Bench, to-day, 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 ...
... INDISPOSITION OF LORD COLERIDGE. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge was not ftufiioiently well t,r.-day to ait 111 tBd Divisional Court with Mr Justice Mather. The list of Conrfc motions Was adjourned till Thursday next, though his lordship, it is hoped, may ...
... SENTENCE OF DEATH. I At Chester Assizes on Wednesday, before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, Owen McGill, aged 39 years, was indicted for the murder of his wife at Landilan, near Birkenhead. The evidence proved that the accused, when under the influ- ence ...
... I A JUDGE'S PRIVILEGE. In the Queen's Bench yesterday morning, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge fined a juryman named Sloper £ 10 for being absent when the court sat. The juryman, however, arrived later on, when on his explaining that be thought the court ...
... Division for tie ensu- ing autumn ass zos, which are expected to com- mflnce early in November-viz., Midland Circuit, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge Western Circuit, Mr Baron Huddleston South-Eastern Circuit, I Mr Justice Hawkins Oxford Circuit, Mr Justice Muthews ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE ASSIZES, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge arrived in Mon- mouth from Gloucester bv thp 3.20 p.m. tram to- (lav, aiid was met by the high sheriff (Mr A. Evans, Liansribby), the mayor (iHr Honeyfiold), and a po ...
... GLAMORGAN ASSIZES. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and Mr Baron Pollock will arrive at Cardiff to-day (Thursday) for the purpose of holding the assizes. Mr Baron Pollock will preside in the Crown Court, and the civil cases are to be taken by the learned ...
... TRIALS. [SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE ECHO.] At Monmouthshire Assises, held at theshire- hall, Monmouth, to day-before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge Edwin Williams, a collier, and formerly secretary to the Pontypool branch of the Rational Sick and Burial Society ...
... BCBGLARY.—A valet named George Hopb? son was sentenced to eighteen months' imprigonwoo by Lord Chief Justice Coleridge at the Westmorelao Aeanes at Appleby for a burglary at the residence of Lieutenant-Colonel Gandy Heaves, of Eecdal, o_ March 20th. The ...