New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-15

ridge. and a brother Of Henry Nelson Co.orldge,
the favorite nephew as wei "A son-in-iaw OF the
poet and editor OF LIS Table TAX" Lord Cole
ridges mother was daughter Of the Rev. Gilbert
buchanan rector of WooImansterne. Surrey. He
was born I'm ISL. ami educated at E;on and
at Rai.iol College oxford. where he won scholar
ship and took his bachelors degree IN lN2. The
next year he WAS elected to open fellowship at
Exeter College and in 1916 took his masters degree
lie gave up his fellowship in that year. ard mar
rlel Jane Foriescue. third daughter Of the Rev
George Turner Seymour Of the Ise Of Wight
Sir John Taylor Coleridge was lawyer Of ability
and judge in the Kings Bench. lie Was noted for
unusual fairness aad ilnpartia.i;y YOUNG Co.crdge
was the e.d@st son-he had younger brother. Henry
James who took ORDERS and sister. Aiethea, who
was the wife u Bishop Mackarnoss. of oxford
and was trained in his fathers profession lie was
cal.el t. the Bar al The Middle Tempe on No
vemhcr g. 1876. and went - he We-tcrn Circuit
of which ne soon became the leader. Here bee re-
mainel for some years. In lNJ be was appointed
Recorder OF Portsmouth. and he'd that Office I'll
1850. when he resigned. and in ISL he was created
Queens Counsel. and soon afterwArI nominated a
Bucaer Of the Middle Tempe.
lie stood for Parliament for Exeter .n August
1854. and was defeated. but .u july. ISL. Ae was
elcc'.. to represent toe cty. ana slt u the hou,'
selected l,r tAc office - SoIic.'or-,ienera. and
kn.eh,rl N &, r,D,r. III. sr Eober, Co.icr
fee Atf1ru.r. Genera. was appointed O. Cd juIee-g
H. ~, i.l-.', n.-a'r,,.e,f ~ ~. Priv Couuo!.
and Sr John Duke 'n.e.llr- wa. appointed Aifor-
fn.r..., pr,a,,o .- pi. rce was on. rel Tim IN
ls1l. hu; h. declined -. Nh,u Lord E"m..} g.
tired nom tic M1s'cT=alp ~ tlc Rolls. in lN" We
mon Ilw bar. received o.. lrst offer - ia" va
cAu.y. bpt De- dcc..acI th.t $780, S''l a''"I '"r
Cn.ef Jufnc-sap ~ tae Court - ''.,in ." Sc
VII and ,ar Mnisit, conferred The ouc" "a ~
Joan Co.cr.act. Who took "Hic" "n y ''ein'-i -
t.. IA 20 l
Of D.vor. ~ 'r!,er arI g,s also made Tri,f
Councillor Hc remained 10 TIE head g f.r Court Ni
Common Peas uftl. Ae Wa made I.GI 'h"f Just 'r
~ Euglft H,s nrst wife ilol iu is7s anl lu i,,,
lis Ia. .' ..i r., he Hon n@raari Jyha So,
In 49, ioTl Co.,r.Ise visited ,hi. country AMI
wa, enicr'anea Sih s',si s',, ,. ,ro. W
daugh,cr. Mildred Mary. who afiotn.rI mnfr.'I
charles Warren Adams. a barr.s'cr. haa oncnis,i
him. and result she br.n rht 'aii against hln'
FOR non-support 4 curious incident 90 th.s c,-~
was his relations with Elmunn hat'- Mr Yates
had been tried f'r cri'utt. Ior. i~'Yr- Ieri t"-
rdge ana mad bon sentence o. p.,r2" by h. 'n,
very severe lAngiagr. chara. '"rlzrs Mf fi'~
as the author 81 AL mat was unworthy !n Ent.,n
anybody bal expected. AMI every body looked % s'o
i,I ' UNPLEASANT .,, Tor III. E'fsGp In- h.
maintained kindly .i'nc' which "tS Apir"cint'
letter OF thanks 20 MIR Yates for hi consideration
I.orI Coierllre presided at the famous Haccirat
Trial HIS treatment Of ID" Primo" 81 " Wales. "hrn
the hitter was me stand. was such 49, o. Hln
tho good viii of the Royal family and open io him
sJcM recognition. which. owing 10 the cicim
stances attending BIS second marr.asc. bal not for
some time been fuii accorded % him for s'inr
time 1t has been secret tho' thc Liberal Ministry
was anxious that LORD Col'r!ige should retire
wni.e th'r w"r@ in po"s.. -. ,nn' i.,rl iti'n.I
was recently appointed L,rl OF Api~a. mish,
have hs place l..ri Russo VIII unl,qttehy he
the next I1rI chief Justice ~ England. Lord cole
ridge e. lawyer was noted for clever cross