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... LORD MORRIS AND KILLANIN. We understand that Lord Morale. while be reta.ns the title and nab of Lord Mows of flpi.l4al under the peerage patent of 1889, is taking We title sad designation of Lord Kills. um of Galway the ease of the ...
... popular Shakespeare plays. We understand that Lord Menu, while he retains the title and rank of Lord Morris of Spiddal under the life-peerage patent of 1869, is taking the title and designation of Lord Killanin of Galway in the csee of the hereditary peerage ...
... will, therefore, hold two peereges, and be 'Lord Morris and Killanin,' but only the seiond of these peerages will descend to his heia . Klilanin is the name of the parish and of the electoral division in which Lord Morris's house near Spiddhl is situated ...
... Cheerers.8 There was a large number of clergyman a>so present. Mr Richard J Kelly, B L, rend letters Of apokogy from lord Morris etd Killanin, Lord C~lotbrock, Lady Clonbr , Cl Dsl, the Rev I Father DccIey, the Rev Father ally, an. . others. Hi3e mentioned that ...
... ps likely to he est*lishe& . It. was officially knnounced last night in the Locdon Gazette that Lord Morris has taken t the title of Baron Killanin of Galway, in the I county of Galwjy; Sir Peter Q'Brien that of Baron O'Brien of Klenora, in the comaty ...