... may let their light shine before men, that the name of Jesus may be glorified them. CROWN COURT-Tuesday. (Before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge.) His Lordship took his seat at 11 o'clock. The following gentlemen, magistrates, answered to their names, and ...

... constant attendant in Court during j the Tiehborne trial The Judge on the occasion the trial at Gloucestershire Lord Chief Justice Coleridge the Attorney - General's Time curious freaks the bar Gentleman's Magazine Ou Tuesday Clevedon Clevedonians their ...

... tendant in during the Tichborne trial. The Judge on the occasion of the trial at the Gloucestershire assizes was Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, the Attorney-General’s father. Time plays curious freaks at the bar.—G@entleman’s Magasine. ARMY AND NAVY. It ...

... 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 ...

... sixteen Eoglishmen have been executed. The ‘ 1} Government has uravailingly appealed to the Government for delay, 8. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge has issued 24-24 well address to the electors of Exeter Iie says | political life reluctantly, and resigus his ...

... popular mind took deep root under his culture and bear fruit which will prove- that he has not laboured in vain. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge has beeu offered a peerage, and it expected that in due course he will accept that honour and do good service to ...

... coarse at Bedminster, which the year has witnessed, as next door to decided sensation, if not actually one. The Lord Chief Justice Coleridge delivered yesterday his maiden judgment the Conrt of Common Fleas. The case was an appeal which an Irish peer claimed ...

... LORD CHIEF JUSTICE COLERIDGE’S FIRST CASE. The first case that came before Lord Chief Jostle* j Coleridge on taking his seat In the Common Pleas was one of some importance —involving the right peers to vote at the election of roembe.s of Parliament It ...

... % the Court of Common Pleas yesterday, appeals from the decisions of the Exeter flevielng Barrister were heard. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge retired from the Bench during the argument the cases.—Ford v. Pye was the first case. The Bev. Pye-Pye, residing ...

... bench and took the oath of allegiance. He was also sworn in the Court of Queen's Bench. In his maiden judgment, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge has pronounced against the claim of Lord Bendlesham to be placed on the register for the county of Suffolk. Hie ...

... bodies yet renorereJ. Consols unaltered. The Bank Rate of Dieeoant was on Thursday rednceti 1 from 9 to 8 per cent. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge has issued bis farewell 1 address the electors of Exeter. He says be quitspolitical life reloctantly, and resigns ...

... REGISTRATION APPEALS,—In the Court of Common Pleas y esterd: appeals from the decisions of the Exeter B: e were heard, Lord Chief Justice Coleridge retired from the Bench di the argu- ment of thecases,—Ford v. Pye was the first case. Tho Rev, William Pye-Pye ...