Chief-Justice
or LORD CHIEF- JUSTICE, in England, the presiding judge in the King's (or Queen's) Bench CHIGNECTO BAY CHILD LABOR division of the High Court of Justice, proved and enlarged for publication in and, in the absence of the lord-chancel- 1886. Among his other works are. lor, president of the High Court, and "Four Old Plays" (1848), and a collecalso, ex officio, one of the judges of the Court of Appeal. The title chief-justice is also generally given in the various British colonies to the heads of the different judicial establishments, as in Canada, Australia, etc. In Canada there is not only a chief-justice at the head of the Supreme Court of the Dominion, but also chief-justices in the separate provinces.