... is by Phillips, Belfast. -Sir Nathaniel Lindley, who succeeds Lord Morris as a Lord of Appeal, has only been Master of the Rolls since 1897, but he caused it to be known when hp succeeded Lord Esher that he would not occupy the post more than two or three ...

... it was too late to avail himself of the 'Royal command, owing to his return to England. Lord Morris is the senior Privy Councillor in Ireland] If Lord Morris was not a good lawyer, the fault was with those who appointed him. His qualifications and ...

... RESIGNATION Of LORD MORIUS.- - TDE NEW LAW OFFICERS. The Queen, it has been officially announred, has been pleased to approve the forowin:: appointment,: The Right Hon. Sir Nathaniel Liniilev to LP Lord of Appeal in Ordinary, in the place of Lord Morris, resigned; ...

... COMPENSATION APPEAL CASE. In the House of Lords on Tuesday, before the Lord Chancellor, Lords Morris, Shand, Davey, Brampton, and Robertson, judgment as given in an appeal, Powell c. the Main Colliery Company (Limited), from a decision of the Court of ...

... McLeod v. St. Aubyn (1899, Appeal Cases, 549), which came from St. Vincent, Lord Morris, in delivering ithe judgment of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council (that is, of Lords Watson, Macnaghten, and Davey, and himself), lafd it down: Committals ...

... grudge Mr. Martin Morris his Conservative victory in Galway, mainly because he iii the eon of that distiosulstied trishm•in, Lord Menlo, one of the witike.l and most popular Jude.. who ever sat ou the Irish judicisl bench. Lord Morris birm-elf once repreeented ...

... APPOINTMENTS. OF LORD roan OFFICSit. ■tw LAW The Queen, it has been ollrially announced. has been pleased to approve the following appointu,ent• The Rapt. Hon. Sir Nathaniel Lindley to to lard of Appeals Ordinary, in the place of Lord Morris, resigned B.r ...

... tbe event of obtaining no satisfactory explanation to begin again. T-ord Morris, having power to add to his number, has taken the title of Lord Killaain. He it now “Lord Morris sod Killania,* excellent Hibernian example of Sheridan’s “Two single gentlerolled ...

... staff as inadequate. BimSEi ■>•», W'1«S?~ Lord Morris, in Colonial apperi ®^ ie Council some twelye months Mid Com initials for contempt Court byscsndshsmgjhe Court itself have become obsolete coun try.” Lord Morris may have committals had become obsolete ...

... o.” Lord Morris (says the Frening News) makes this admission and lugzom that he might have been in office as Lord of Lpul just a little longer, but he ‘las made a record, having served longer than any judge of the century. Once in Coleraine Lord Morris ...

... the other sides. The profes sional side with Lord Morris and the Irish Lord Chie Justice was entirely merged in the social. In this connec tion it is an interesting and curious fact that at present the Lord Chief Justice has no residence in Dublin or it: ...

... return of Mr. Martin Morris for Galway has completed the good luck which the last year of the century brought to the Morris family. He is the eldest son of Lord Morris and heir to the new peerage of Killanin, which was given to Lord ...