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... that they cannot satisfy the requireneuts of the 6so q veyor ct The warrants having been signed by Her MajestY al Lord Chief Justice Coleridge will 'be swora in before ti he Lord Chancellor in his private room at LincolS Innt he morrow morning. he The majority ...
... The Confereneb will resume its sittiiigs this morning at ten o'clock. MAY IRISH PEERS VOTE AT ENGLISH ELECTIONS ? Lord Chief Justice Coleridge delivered his maiden judgment yesterday in the Court of Common Pleas, in the appeal of Lord Rendlesham from the ...
... 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 ...
... and, shortly after, in his judicial robes, went to the Court of Queen's Bench, where he was sworn in as a judge. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge has issued his farewell address to the electors of Exeter. He says he quits political life reluctantly, and resigns ...
... 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 ...
... The Queen has sigilified her intent on to give £200. towards the Church of Scotland Extension scheme in Aberdeen. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge has issued his farewell address to the electors of Exeter. He says he quits political life reluctantly, and resigns ...
... Parliament, and this mot being concluded, the e Conference adjourned until to-day. SIR J. COLERIDGE AND EXETER. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge has issued his farewell address to the electors of Exeter. He says he quits political life reluctantly, and re- ...
... Dr. Brindley, the well-known lecturer on Infidelity, died suddenly in New York a few days ago. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge has issued his farewell address to the electors of Exeter. He says he quits political life reluctantly, and resigns his seet with ...
... and this hrought the proceeding to a close, and the ordinary business of the court was then gone I ; on with.I Lord Chief Justice Coleridge delivered his maiden judg- ment on Wednesday in the Court of Common Pleas, in the L appeal of Lord Itendlesham ...
... last thirty years. NearlV 200 members of the Inn, both barristers and students, dined in hall on the occasion. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge read grace both before and after dinner, and gave from the chair,. vwithout comment, the toast of the Queen, which ...
... Hart-were heard before the Common Pleas on rea Friday. Mr. Justice Keating Said that this being from wil Exeter, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge -would take no part in it, and his lordship retired. Mr. Kingdon, QOC., stated the Ho facts of the case. The Rev ...
... specially sent down the late Mr. i Weleby to Crediton to prosecute. This gentleman was eug opposed by the present Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, then letl just rfisiig into fame, and there was asl great display ofhe forensic eloqunence between thees distiengished ...