CHIEF BARON POLLOCK.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 774, 21 May 1881, Page 2

CHIEF BARON POLLOCK.

great iHea of tie-dfjjmtjr,iat'tacjiinjpiwi. judge wteaonthamany'to«|4flffa)h()pi^l©oS^l£lii'g ; 3'ufiDg thetml.tlie drink the : wihe brought by antrtHer, 4 teacup r ,carefu]ly latteyand blowing It', hi! 'if» i&we're'omynheilaid f | which cheers but not inebriates;' Sir ■Frederick alwfor his paaiiva demeanoijr of him it might ! Dß jmarked.byJta-wifty Justice Graham .that 'iMie jgt dress could ruffle ham in his day did not ut the former judge. -The Warnieksj|ire.iAisUeß some years "ago were held bdft|£^^Csvjeaapart., .One .bright Au ! gfisf flay 7 ,* at the . conclusion •■•• of-the ..Coventry ,a Closed oarriago waited at the judge's lodgings at Oorentry'to'convey his lordship , and his two ole'rks to Warwick., It wai a •

' would life to ji|e &^(Hae.[y2oo^i. m an,i siid'he to'liis principal clerk, a amgularly • handsome old gentleman, who, had be«n WitlMltf allOfflaqiitStt yW aMe'pm (Coleman's son) ride inside, and I will go. • judge,' an.d. & pn,4',y9Ji: dpiit.jWelUOThe journey progressed prosperously. On art rivin? at KeaJlwoWhl s|ftWt,o Ww, v/iok,- tj\e a)™ piled, qp. to, 'water'hji/"' jnqu,ired of the assumed servant on the box 'if his lordship.insidewQuld take any • ; refreshment; AMilpra,.; OT/lft 6 $W BardnViJalling M-nis repreWtstivs Inside, I Will your lordsHlp'wlpleased t,o iak? anything here I'j,s?J«Pi.fj|llf mvfWPeil tocawy out hiqnstruotton.s to<dq the, judge well,' immediately answered, '.Qh, certainly, certainly; a bottle' of cjianv • pagne.rav good.triendj ypur best, mjnd,' yoqr .vecylbestf : was 'Draught • i'' but <vj}h great poiiterteaa.. Coleman drank oneW»iiii-hli^il6^^M^.f|^ l to I daresay V s with you.' 'Aiii^aj 1 Sir Frederick commended,, the: .cleric who had. so well carried instructioni, but suggested'.'thatnhe ilhad ['possibly, adlittle overdone it'with! regard!tqsthe wine; and did not gui»hed,a|act, .^i 1 »'!? .