... Princess Henry of Battenberg dined with their Excellencies the Lord Lieutenant and Countess Cadogan, at Dublin Castle. Their Royal Highnesses were attended by Miss Cochrane and Lord William Cecil. Lord Desmond was included in the party. I learn that the Primate ...

... former measure drew a protest from Lord Monkswell and Lord Kimberley, and the latter gave rise to an unusual incident in which both Lord Lansdowne and tho Prime Minister attempted to spoak after a Division had been called. Lord Monkswell had objected to the ...

... purpose to make a personal attack on the Judge who had succeeded Lord Morris. Lord Morris retired from great age, and Lord Lindley had the advantage of being a year younger (laughter). Lord Lindley had written ...

... Society are Professor Abbott (Trinity College, Dublin), Lord Aberdare, Mr. Evelyn Ashley, Professor Oscar Browning (Cambridge University), Mr. P. W. Clavden, the Principal of Cheltenham College, Lord Coleridge, Mr. Lionel Cust (Director National Portrait ...

... Appellant for £3000, with interest at 3 per cent. Lord Morris dissented, but the other learned Lords concurred, and consequently the appeal was allowed. COURT OF APPEAL. (Before the Master ov the Rolls and Lords Justices Rigby aud Vaughan Williams.) A COURT ...

... University of Ireland met yesterday, when the following gentlemen were selected for nomination by the Vice Chancellor (Lord Morris' for the commissions placed at his disposal by tbe War Office :? Army Service : Bernard T. J. MacDermot, Robert J. Craig ...

... there dined with the Queen the Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Ire- land, the Earl and Countess of Mayo, Lord Justice Morris, the Lord Ghief Justice (Sir P. O'Brien), and Mr. Horace PWmkett, M.P. The Chief Constable of Chester was at the Viceregal ...

... Duchess of Argyll, the Lord Chan- cellor, the Earl of Pembroke, Lord Rowton, Lord Farquhar, the Home Secretary, Lady Jeune, Lord Rothschild, the Earl of Cork, Lord Arthur Hill, Lord Derby, the Baroness Burdett ...

... Lowther/31. P , 3lr. Almeric W. Fitzßoy, Sir Kenneth 3luir 3lacken.'.ie, ?? Lord Macnaghten, Lord Morris, Lord Davey, Lord Shand, Sir Richard Couch. Lord Russell of Kil- lowen, ...

... laughter). The LORD CHANCELLOR pointed out that the division in that House on this question on a former occasion was taken on the morning of the Prorogation, in a House of ten Peers, and the decision was only arrived at by a majority of two. Lord MORRIS said it ...

... vesting it. The Scotch Courts held that the claim of the widow of the testator had not been established, but the Lords of Appeal, Lord Morris dissenting, decided that the trustees had been guilty of a breach of duty and negli- gence, for which they must ...

... THE LAW COURTS. I HOUSE OF LORDS Present- The Loud Chancellor, and Lords Morhis 'siund, Davey, Brampton*, and Robertson. AKBITRATION UNDER THE COMPENSATION Powell v. Main* Colli. :by Company (Limited). This appeal raised an important question on the ...