... designation of Lord Killanin of Galway in the case of the hereditary peerage that has been conferred him. He will, therefore, hold two peerages, and be Lord Morris and Killanin,” but only the second these peerages will descend to his heirs. ...

... title of Lord Killanin in the case of the new and hereditary Peerage that has been conferred on him, retains the title and precedence of the Peerage created and conferred on him in 1889, and will in future be known as Lord Morris and Killanin. The members ...

... Ciifdcn, Lord and Lady Bnrghclere, Lori Ronald (lower. Lord Haddo. Lord Hawk, .bury, Lady Reay, Lord Stanmore, Lord and Laiy Tweed-north, Lord and Latl.y Ribblesdale, Lord and 1. ...

... and he accordingly discharged. It is understood that Lord Morris, while be the and rank of Lord Morris of Wadel ander the life peerage patent of 1889, is taking the title sad designation of Lord Killanin of Galway in the case of the hereditary peerage that ...

... which Province Lord Henniker is also Grand Master. The brethren present afterwards attended Divine service at St. Thomas's Church, and in the evening dined together at the Castle Mona Hotel. Lord Morris, who has taken the title of Lord Killanin the case of ...

... with Lord and Lady Dnfferin at -Clandeboye. He belongs to the North of Ireland, and is visiting his I►ome before leaving for Gibraltar. It is curious, but perhaps suitable, to a war year that our two new Trish peers, Lord Morris of Killanin and Lord O'Brien ...

... the gallant officer will be held at Buckingham Parish Church to-morrow afternoon at three o'clock. Lord Morris, who has taken the title of Lord Killanin in the case of the new and hereditary peerage that has been conferred on him, retains the title and ...

... were: The H6n. George Allsopp,' M.P., Lord Robert Bruce, Sir John Colomb, M.P.,' Lord Forester, Mr. John Fletcher 'of Saltoun, Mr. J. F. -Vesey FitzGerald, Colonel Long, Mr. A. IL Morton,,M.P.j, Lord Morris and Killanin, the Hon Martin Morris, Mr. Granville ...

... ry uplanation to begin again. Limo Monts, having power to add to his number, has taken the title of Lord Ldlsatn. lie is now Lord Morris and Killanin,* i.e., an eteelie•t Hibernian example of Sheridan• Two single gentle. rolled into one ?Ili ■LLT REIIIIIFIT ...

... of 'the' beaawarded to Mr. Henary Lord Morris , who has taken the title of Lord ?? in the case of the new and hereditary peerage that has been con- ferred on him, will in future be known as Lord Morris and Killanin. At Oxford assizes on Tuesday William ...

... s did. A rumour of Lord Ashbourne's resignation prevails, too, as well as that of Mr. Gerald Balfour. Lord Ashbourne is still a vigorous man, and hardly likely to desire the rest which others seem anxious that he should enjoy. Lord and Lady Ashbourne ...

... a Baron of the said l'nited Kingdom unto Michael, Lord Morris, | late a Lord of Appeal in Ordinary, and the heirs male of ■ his body lawfully begotten, by tho name, style, and title ; of Baron Killanin, of Galway, in the county of Galway. | The t_ueen ...