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... labourers and working men had a right to combine to better their position, but they must avoid tyranny And terrorism. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge has issued his farewell address to the electors of Exeter. He says he quits political life reluctantly, and resigns ...
... Pacific, the screw corvette Opal received orders to search for this new reef or embryo island at the spot indicated. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge has reviewed his sentence of twenty years passed upon Cornelius Brown' livery-etable keeper, of Cambridge, for ...
... STUATiiCLYDE. In the Court for the Consideration of Crown Cases Re- ierved, yesterday, before the Lord Chief Justice. Lord Chief justice Coleridge, Lord Chief Baron Keilv. Justices Lush. Brett, Grove, LinVlcy. Denman. Archibald, and Field, Barons Bramwoll, Amphiett ...
... guilty. Mr. Meynell-Ingram was bound over by the magistrates to prosecute, and on his counsel applying for costs, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge s father refused them, with the dictum, If Mr. Meynell-Ingram chooses to preserve game, he must pay for it. ...
... Monday, November 4, at both of which places civil aa well as criminal business will be taken. Western Circuit (Lord Chief Justice Coleridge), Exeter, Saturday, Oc- tober 26 Bristol, Saturday, November 2 Win- chester, Thursday, November 7. Midland Circuit ...
... programmes may be had on application to Messrs. FARKANX & FKOST, liiwli- street, Merthyr. H33 At the Guildhall, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge has been presented with the chain of office worn by the late Lord Chief Justice Cockburn. The death is announced ...
... class wh > do not possess what is called legal acumen. At the commencement of the sittings of the Crown Court, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge made pointed allusion to the heavy punishments of penal servitude meted out by his brother judges in cases of petty ...
... supporters of the movement that it will be the wiser plan to await the issue of the other motions. 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 ...
... during* the week according to arrangement. The other- business was of a formal character. CARDIGANSHIRE ASSIZES; i Lord Chief Justice Coleridge arrived in Car. digan on Mcnday afternoon, via St. David's, On Tuesday morning his Lordship attended f divine ...
... civu business at the Glamorgan Assizes was resumed 4t the Town hall, Cardiff, on Friday. NISI PRIUS COURT. (Before Lord Chief Justice COLERIDGE.) THE DKMURRAGJt CASE. FISHER, RENWICK, AND CO. V. BLAND AND CO. —The hearing- of this aetion, being a claim for ...
... A J HUSBAND, r A A Wife Incited by a Fortune- I teller. I f EXTRAORDINARY CASE. | At the Durham Assizes—before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge—Mary Ann Scratton (46), widow, and Eliza. Foxall (26), married woman, have just been charged with conspiracy to ...
... 23, a gardener, were again put on their trial for the Tupsley murder at tlM Hereford Assizes on Saturday (before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge). The court was densely crowded. His Lordship, in summing up the case against Scandrett, appealed to the jury to ...