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... secondly of Lord Morris, and all Mr. Balfour’s special pleading cannot get rid of that. There was a carious perversity in his treatment of the question as being one of how many Irishmen there are in the House of Lords who can hear appeals. The point to ...
... LINDLEY LORD MORRIS'S SUCCESSOR. Sir Richard NVebster's predecessor as Master of the Rolls is not entirely throwing off his harness : Sir Nathaniel Lindley becomes a Lord of Appeal in Ordinary. Lord Morris retires from the Bench, though as a ...
... IRISH JUDGE. Lord Morris, who has served his country in a judicial capacity for tention the long period of thirtythree year has no in of entirely depriving the Bo of Lords of his ripe legal experience. The resignation of his position as Lord of Appeal in ...
... Lodge. Karl Cadogan, K.G., Lord L'eutcnant of Ireland, and ...
... Lodge. Earl Cadogan, K.G. (Lord Lieutenant of Ireland), and Countess Cadogan, Lord Morris (Lord of Appeal), and Sir William MacCormae, Bart.,, K.C.V.0., arrived at the Castle, and had the bonor of dining with the Queen. Lord Rowton and Lieut ...
... Colonial possessions. NE W LEG G E RESIGNATION LORD MORRIS. The Quee.i has been pleased to approve the following appointments: The Right Hon. Sir Nathaniel Lindley to be a Lord of in Ordinary in the place of Lord Morris, resigned. Sir ...
... been pleased to approve the following appointments : The Rl{ht Houn. Sir Nathaniel Lindley to be a Lord of Appeal in Ordinary in the place of Lord Morris, mifiod. Sir Richard Webster, Bart., Q.C., M. P., to be Master of the Rolls inthe place of Sir Nathauiel ...
... merry lords referred once more to this ‘ anonymous donor.” Lord Kimberley said *‘they all knew him.” Lord Morris hunted that the statue being surreptitiously put up on a November night showed that the donor was ashamed of%ianct. Then Lord ...
... HOUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY. The Loss took his seat ou the Woolsack a quarter-past four. NEW PEER. Lord Lindley, late Mester of the Rolls, who, on the resignation of Lord Morris, has been appointed a Lord of Appeal in Ordinary, took the oath and ...
... NEW LEGAL CHANGES. RESIGNATION OF LORD MORRIS. The Queen has been pleased to approve the following appointments : — The Right Hon. Sir Nathaniel Lindley to be a Lord of Appeal in Ordinary in the place of Lord Morris, resigned. Sir Richard ...
... Solicitor-General. The resignation by Lord Morris of his position as one of the Lords of Appeal in Ordinary has practically closed his long and distinguished connection with the law, for though he retains his right as Law Lord and Privy Councillor to sit in ...
... propounded. l'he other propoual could to no inoru than a temporary espedient. Lords The Irish grievance caused by the appointment ot an English judge to snooped Lord Morris as a Lord of Appeal in Ordinary 11 remedied to some extent by elevanion of O'Brian ...