... labourers and working men had a right to combine better their position, bat they must avoid tyranny and terrcriarc. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge has issued fell farewell address to the ekctois ol Exeter. says he quits life reluctantly, resigns his seat with ...

... he was towed. Mush indigestion is felt at the conduct of the steamer. MAY IRISH PEERS VOTE AT ENGLIS: ELECTIONS Lord Chief Justice Coleridge delivered Lis maiden I jadgmeot yesterday in the Court of Common Pleas, iu the appeal of Lord Bendlesham from the ...

... bench and took the oath of allegiance. Ue was also sworn in fhe Court of Queen's Bench. In his maiden judgment, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge has pronounced against the claim ol Lord Rendlesham to be placed on the registei for the county of Suff. ardship ...

... East Suffolk, who struck his lordship’s name off the register of electors on the ground of his being Irish Peer. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge pronounced the judgment of the Court, sustaining the revising barrister's decision. Before Sir James Hanncn and ...

... miners’ collieries to worked on the co-operative system. The conference then adjourned till to-day. GENERAL NEWS. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge bee issued his fare* well address to the electors of Exeter. He says he quits political life reluctantly, and resigns ...

... died on Tuesday night at Bourne- mouth. He was a Conservative, and had sat forI Huntingdon for nearly 30 years. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge took his seat in the Court of Common Pleas yesterday. I Yesterday the Court of Queen's Bench decided that the3crsey ...

... yesterday decided, the case of Lord Pendlesham, that Irish Peers cannot be placed on the Parliamentary register. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge has issued his farewell address to electors of Exeter. says toe quits political life reluctantly, and resigns his ...

... to-day with the Tle has aleo, it see ot Sea. | sented to addi ot the City of of Glasgow. | ress a tee! of , third | Lord Chief Justice Coleridge recorded esterday. Te ne he of Le ieee rish Peer, who, like some of his bre Church, | England, asked to be enrolled ...

... (Lord Jnstioe-Clerk) and the Lord Advocate went yesterday to Balmoral attend the meeting the Privy Conneil to-day. Lord Chief-Justice Coleridge yesterday decided, in the ease of Lord Rendlesham, that peers cannot be placed the registration roll of Parliamentary ...

... it was impossible to contend that an English peer might vote; but the case of an Irish peer was distinguishable. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, without calling on counsel for the respondent, said that the decision of the revising barrister was right. Lord ...

... more laa damagra. AT.o of r« dIaVES Alluart.finav. Cork. (9840)— Disqualification of Peers to vote.—On Wodnosdoy Lord Chief Justice Coleridge delivered hia fint judgment from the bench. The case before the court was appeal from the decision of the Revising ...

... machinery down whilst on her voyage from Now 'York to Liverpool, was wifely towed into the Mersey, from Queenstown . Lord Chief Justice Coleridge has issued his farewell address to the electors of Exeter. He says he quite political life reluctantly, and resigns ...