... succession of Sir Nathaniel Lindley to the vacancy in the House of Lords caused the retirement of Lord Morris, that Ireland is now left without representative in the Court of Appeal. The Lord hancellor for Ireland is always avaiiable when Irish cases come) ...

... arranged to call at ten o'clock. Lord Salisbury spent a considerable time at the Foreign Oflice yesterday afternoon. Several of the Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers called, and the First Lord of the Admiralty attended. Lord Salisbury left for Hatfield in ...

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... (4 the sew Lord Chief before his bcotber jades is, however, more sac. ceodul from. the spectecuLir point of s Leo I the court in which Lord Coleridge and Lord Russell of Milkmen amide their Limo is, happily, rather larger than the tee Lord Aleerstmee's ...

... o. Lord Morris (says the &cuing Semi) makes this admission and suggests that he might have been in aloe as Lord of Appeal just a little longer, but he %as made • record, having served longer than any judge of the century. Once in Coleraine Lord Morris ...

... w h t petition la se far as it ached Ire a divorce. • 0•U0111' Will a CLOTHES LINZ. Lord Morris, ea him retirement from Parer v. Puttee Bermaa.-Peti- the post of a Lord of Appeal in Ordinlion of the husband, Edward Palmer, ear sty, bas been granted ail ...

... Princess of Wales and the Duke and Duchess of York will arrive at the garden entrance, and are thence conducted by the Lord Steward, the Lord Chamberlain, and the three other White Staves the Council Room, where the Royal Family assemble three oelock, when ...

... At last the new legal appointments arc definitely made. Lord Morris, it appears, is retiring from his Lordship of Appeal, which is given to Sir Nathaniel Lindley. The warmest admirers of Lord Morris—whose extra-legal reputation as a wit is great and de ...

... obsclurity. most of thei namre are utterly unknown to the publio, and sonlO of those best known aro not known most fivourably. Lord Morris has been made so many things for no partiocular reason that his accoptance of an hereditary Potorago on lhs re- tiremment ...

... passing of the Jndi- | cature Act an understanding has existed that one of tho i law lords should he an Irishman, Lord Fitzgerald held the oliice, and at his death Lord Morris (who now retires) I succeeded him. The most elaborate paper in the last number of ...

... , on Carlingford Lough, a picturesque place adjoining Killowen, the late Lord Russell’t birthplace. He was elected last year to the Senate of the Royal University on Lord Morris being chosen vice-President. Sir Philip Fysh, the Agent-General fop Tasmania ...

... Queen leaves Windsor about ten mmulss past nine o’clock on Tuesday evemog for Balmoral. . The Queen has grauted to Lord Morris, late a Lord of Appeal in Ordinary, an annuity of £3,750 for life. The Duke and Duchess of Sparta left Corin vesterday in the ...