... next week. Lord Dynevor and the Hon. Miss Rice have left town for Dynevor Castle, Carmarthenshire. Lord and Lady Blythswood have left Seamore- place for Harrogate, where they will stay a few weeks before going to Scotland. Lord and Lady Morris and family ...

... L.AW INTELLIGENCE, HOUSE OF LORDS.— Tuesday (Present : The Lord Chancellok r.nd Lords Macxag-HTEK, Morris, Shakd, Davet, and James of Hereford.) WTUAH OR FEKGCSON (PAUPER) V. PATERSOJJ AND OTHERS. This was au appeal from Scotland, and involved au important ...

... THIS DAY. 1 HOUSE OF LORDS. AVestmiuster.— At 10J.— Further hearing of Burrell and Son and others v. Russell and Co. SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE. Coobt 01? Appeju — Conrt IL- Before the Master of the •Rolls, Lord Justice Rigey, and Lord Justice ?? ' Williams ...

... Knutsford, Lord ' Glenesk, Lord Churchill, Lord Belper, Lord Kin- naird, Lord Overtoun, Lord Brampton, Lord Crofton, Lord Carew, ...

... been pleased to approve the following appointments : The Right Hon. Sir Nathaniel Lindley to be a Lord of Appeal iv Ordinary in the place of Lord Morris, resigned. Sir Richard Webster. Bart., Q.C, M P to ba Master of the Rolls in the place of Sir Nathaniel ...

... auAW INTELLIGENCE. ♦ HOUSE OF LORDS.— Tuespay. (Present — The Lord Chaxcellor and Lords Morris, Shaxd, Davky, li.A'ii'To.N'. ami Robertson.) I'OWKLL V. MAIN COLLIEBT COMPANY (LIMITED). 'Hiis appeal under the Workmen's Compensation Act, 18'.h, raided an ...

... the anonymous ! donor, who, said the Karl of Kimberley, falling into a bull, is undoubtedly well known to ail ; but Lord Morris, whose strong Irish accent gives point to the most ordinary remark, refused to play ; the ignoramus, and boldly talked of ...

... SCOTTISH EDUCATION. Lord BALFOUR, having formally moved tli? scconl reading of the Education (Scotland) Bill, in which ceitain alterations weie suggested by Lord Rkav. Lord TWEEPMOUTH said the objects of the JJill as- introduced by Lord Balfour were to organi ...

... Alexander v. the Automatic Tele- phone Company (Limited), part heard— Thomson v. Lord Clan- morris. Court I.— Before Lord Justice A.L.S_HTH,Lord Justice C.._i.ins, and Lord Justice Romkr.— At 10— Appeals from the Queen's Bench Division ...

... there be_n . »•» present the Lord Chief Justkw oi Kn;lai'. ...

... City — polled on Monday, but the result was not announced till yesterday morning, when it appeared that Mr. Martin Morris, a son of Lord Morris, had won a welcome, though unexpected, victory for the Unionist cause over the Nationalist candidate. As to the ...

... Hon. W. Morris is making a gallant fight against Mr. Leamy. The last election there was a three- cornered fight, an.l the Unionist was at the bottom of the poll, so that Mr. Morris's chances are not rosy. Still the popularity of hi** father. Lord Morris ...