... PEERAGES FOR LORD MORRIS. SIR P. O'BRIEN AND SIR RICHARD WEBSTER The honours bestowed in celebration of her Majesty's birthday were officially hist of the issued last evening. The Prime Minister and Foreign Secretary will be found to contain no very startling ...

... LORD SALISBURY’S MORRIS DANCE. In tho Morns dance of the Moors bells were jingled and staves or swords clashed. The Priraroee Leaguers yesterday got their fill of jingling bells, sword clashing, and the crack of the rifle. Lord Salisbury may have entertained ...

... a very significant one. Mr. Morris, the successful candidate, is a son of Lord Morris, a justice of appeal, and although a Roman Catholic, a strong anti - Nationalist. If the influence of the priests was against Mr. Morris, his return by a substantial ...

... staunch and Liberal Unionist. It is understood that Lord Morris, while he retains the title and rank of Lord Morris of Spiddal under the life-peerage patent of 1889, is taking the title and designation Lord Killanin of Galway in the case of ...

... elsewhere, I hope. The judicial career of Lord Morris, who now resigns, has extended over thirty-three raw, was appointed a Justice of Common Pleas in Ireland in 1867. Lord Chief Justice of Ireland in 1867, an d a Lord of Appeal in Ordinary, with a life peerage ...

... had from the mare's own month ! replied the ostler. Ones when aome affair aliccting the Anglican Church came on. Lord Morris, the Irish Lord of Appeal, looking round on hia colleagues. English and Scottish, said. One of us a Jek ; another is a Presbyterian ...

... has been pleased to approve the following appointments: Bight Honourable Sir Nathaniel Lindley to be a Lord of Appeal Ordinary, in place of Lord Morris, resigned. Sir Richard Webster, Bart., Q.C., M.P., Master tho Rolls in the place of Sir Nathaniol Lindley ...

... on Friday eonferred the honorary degrees of LL.D. on Sir Matthew White Itidley. Bart., and M.D. on Sir James Reid, Bart. Lord Morris, the Vice-Chancellor, who referred in the of his address to the recent of her Majesty to Ireland, wan freyiently interrupted ...

... P., to Sohritor-General. judicial career Lord Morris, who now resigns, haa extended over 36 year* was appointed a jus tica of common pleas 10 Ireland in 1867, Lord Chief JtMdioa of Ireland in 1887, and a Lord of Appeal in ...

... protested against tho appointment of a member of the English Bench to fill the vacancy among tho Lords of Appeals caused by the retirement of Lord Morris. ...

... THE NEW PEERS. It is officially announced in the '' London pjr« that Lord Morris has taken the title 0 . ,r Killanin Gal way, in the county of of> . Peter O'Brien that of Baron O'Brien of * the county of Clare; and Sir Richard c j le of Baron Alverstone ...

... protested against the appoontmesit of a member of the Luglish benu•h to fill the vacancy amopg the Lords of Appeal, caused by the retirement of Lord Morris. THE DOUGLAS TRAGEDY• Thomas Corlett, fstber of the man, William Corlett, who is in custody at Douglas ...