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... PLEAS. DAMAGE macii.n-egt.-the (9).- W patent COMPANY V. AMD OIHEBS. (Sitting* »t Nisi Trios, Middlesex, before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge »nd a Special Jury, Dec. 4.) This action against the defendant., who were Shipowners .t Hull, and the claim was ...
... the Freemasons' Tavern, under the presidency of the Lord Mayor (Mr. Alderman Lusk, M.P.), who was accompanied by Lord Chief Justice Coleridge Admiral Sir A. Milne Sir A. Bassoon Sir J. Kaye Major-General Sir Bourchier, Prince Islander, &c. About five hundred ...
... one case of no general interest. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.— Thursday. Sittings at Nisi Prius, in Middlesex, before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and a Special Jury.) Best's patent press company v. Wilson and others. This was an action against the defendants ...
... plaintiff, subject to a reference of the whole matter to an arbitrator. (Sittings at Nisi Prins in Middlesex, before Lord Chief Justice CO,LERIDGE and a Special Jury.) WEST'S PATENT PRESS COMPANY V WILSON AND OTHERS. This was an action against the defendants ...
... that the freight not having been earned the plaintiffs were not entitled to recover. The appeal was heard before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, Baron Bramwell, Mr. Justice Keating, Baron Cleaaby, Mr. Justice *rove, Mr. Justice Denmany and Baron Pollock. ...
... Majesty the Q teen, and similar sums were given by the Lord Mayor, Sir A. Sassoon, Mr. Peter Reid, and Mr. P. Denny. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge responded for the bench, and remarked that, though only a D,vonshire lawyer, be still had some olaim to Scotland ...
... from her Majesty, and similar sums were given by the Lord Mayor, Sir A. Sassoon, Mr. Peter Keid, and Mr. P. Denny. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge responded for the Bench, and remarked that, thou only a Devonshire lawyer, he still had some claim to Scotland ...
... Chancellor called the application an absolutely frivolous one, and, Lord Justice Mellish concurring, it was dismissed. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and a special jury were yesterday occupied ia the consideration of the action Dauney Va. Chatterton, in which ...
... limes SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1873. The Nomination of Candidates yesterday to fill the seat vacated by the Lord Chief Justice Coleridge brought no new adventurer into the field. Mr. Sheriff William Horton Ellis, is spared from that extra labour and res ...
... the Freemasons' Tavern, under the presidency of the Lord Mayor (Mr. Alderman Lusk, M.P.), who was accompanied by Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, Admiral Sir A. Milne, Sir A. Sassoon, C. 5.1., Sir J. Kaye, K.C.5.1., Major-General Sir G. Bourchier, Prince Iskander ...
... 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 ...
... donations amounting to £2600, including too guineas from her Majesty, in addition to 3500 guineas already given. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge responded to the toast of The Visitors. AT Cork two parish priests, named Buckley and Power, with fifty of their ...