... MODEST THE VIOLIT. The very latest story of Lord Morris is told iii the Northers' Whig. As Vito-Chancellor ot the Royal Lniversity it was his duby to receive Itoyai visitors at the 'lower show held within its grounds. 11 was equally his duty to array ...

... Ostwsr. The Bight Hon. Lord Morris, who owned a several fishery in the Spiddal, said that while the Galway opened in February, not a fresh this was to be seen till the middle of June in the Spiddal, which was only nine miles off. When Lord Zetland was Viceroy ...

... a bouquet. The Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland (Rev. David ‘laylor) the Earl and Countess of Mayo, Lord Morris, the Lord Chiel Justice of ireland, and the Right Hon. Horace Plunkett, M. P., dine with thaQueen and members of the royal family ...

... Kingdom are bestowed on Lord Morris k lately • Lord of Appeal). Bir R. Webster. now Master of the Rolls. and Sir P. O'Brien, Lord Chief Jammu, of Ireland. • new patent of peerage. with remainder to his daughter. is also granted to Lord ...

... Kingdom are bestowed on Lord Morris (lately a Lord of Appeal), Sir R. Webster, now Master of the Rolls, and Sir P. O'Brien, Lord Chief Justice of Ireland. A new patent of peerage, with remainder to his daughter, is also granted to Lord ...

... course of his speech, Serjeant Hemphill said : Lord Morris had done good service. He had retired, and why was nct an Irishman filling his place ? Why was this, which, in the language of that same Lord Morris, might be called the liverwiog of the prizes ...

... appointment of a member of the English Bench, however distinguished, to till the vacancy among the. Lords of Appeal caused by the retirement of Lord Morris. The Bar consider that this appointment a distinct violation of the understanding hitherto observed ...

... a resolution was passed describing the action of the Government in not filling the yummy created by the retirement of Lord Morris by a member of the Irish Bench or Bar as a teeacti f an tstaolished . reoe-ent calculated to injure the best interests ...

... Nathaniel Lindley to saved Lord Morris as Lord of Appeal has caused seed prise and considerable indignation in Irish legal The Irish Bar consider that there was so usiatemodiag ' who' Lord Fits Gerald was first appointed me of On Lords of ...

... following appointments are now officially announced :— The Right Hon. Sir Nathauiel Lindley to be a Lord of Appeal in Ordinfty, in the place of Lord Morris, resigned. Sir Richard Webster, Bart., Q.C., M.P., to be Master of the Kolls, in the place of Sir ...

... and Lord Churchill (Lord Chamberlain). The Bishop of Ely ' was solo representative of the Lords Spiritual. The few Peers occupying seats on the Government side included the Earl of Stamford, the Earl of Kenmare, Earl Stanhope, Lord Crofton, ...

... the Hotel Cecil, Professor John Perry, ?? president, in the chair. The large company present included the Lord Chief Justice, Lord Morris, Lord Kelvin, Sir Courtenay Boy le, Sir William MacCormac, Sir Francis Mowatt, Sir George Kekewich, Sir A. A. Wet-lon ...