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... RETURN OF LORD CHIEF JUSTICE COLERIDGE. The White Star steamer Britannic arrived in the Mersey from New York yesterday afternoon, half-part one, having on board Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. His lordship had received invitation from the Ma/or of Liverpool ...
... LORD CHIEF JUSTICE COLERIDGE INDISPOSED. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge was unable to take his seat to-day because of indisposition, but hopes to attend the courts on Wednesday. ALLEGED SHOP ROBBERY AT SHIPLEY. Henry Thackray and William Drinkwater, both ...
... ILLNESS OF LORD COLERIDGE. the sitting of the Court of Common Fleas, day. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge was taken severely ill, and compelled to retire from tbe bench. ...
... honorary mem- bership of the World’s Congress, which will be auxihary to the Worid’s Fair, have been received from Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. Professor Max Miller, and Mr. Walter Besant. ...
... EAST RIDINGS. ASSIZES. YORK CASTLE-TUESDAY. CROWN COURT. (Before Lord Chief Justice COLERIDGE.) A CHEN TEE JURYMAN FINED. The court opened half-past nine o'clock. Mr Geo. Storr, juryman, not making his appearance until minutes after that time, was fined ...
... ILLNESS OF THE LORD CHIEF JUSTICE. In the Chief Justice's Court yesterday morning, where Lord Chief Justice Coleridge waa to ait Mr. Justice Wills to hear number of caaes, Mr. J unties Wilis explained that the Lord Chief Justice waa to '.hrungh indixp ...
... REVENGE AND PUNIS NT. (BY TELEGRAPH.) At Dorchester Assizes to-day Lord Chief Justice Coleridge sentenced a man, named Williain Parsons, of Dorchester, to 20 years’ penal servitude for setting fire in the dead of the night toa homestead at Higher Waterson ...
... Council yesterday. He was somewhat better yesterday afternoon. The residuum of Nottingham on Thursday hooted Lord Chief Justice Coleridge on his arrival there to open the Assizes. The mob was composed, it is saiJ, of sympathisers with Orton, tbe ex-claimant ...
... and a fellow-workman named Mayo quarrelled, and the accused struck Mayo a violent blow, which had fatal effects. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge sentenced the prisoner to three years' penal servitude. ...
... eid oe The late Mr. Justice Coleridge, who was the second Baron, and who died in 1927, was the son of Lord Chief Justice Coleridge. Viscount Finlay, the High Court is the son of the first Lord Finlay of Nairn, «ho was Lord Chancellor in the Lloyd George ...
... YORKSHIRE ASSIZES. YESTERDAY. (Before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge.) Hv. Scriven (69) and Geo. Scriven (36), farmers, wbo pleaded guilty to conspiracy to defraud the cr3ditors of the first-named prisoner and the Official-receiver in Bankruptcy for Wakefield ...
... LORD COLERIDGE JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. • Lord Chief Justice COLERIDGE, in charging the grand jury the Autumn Assizes at Bedford yesterday, spoke at length on the character of the sentences which justices of the peace frequently passed. He strongly condemned ...