... elsewhere, I hope. The judicial career of Lord Morris, who now resigns, has extended over 33 years. He was appointed a Justice of Common Pleas in Ireland in 1867, Lord Chief Justice of Ireland in 1887, and a Lord of Appeal in Ordinary, with life peerage ...

... Commonwealth Australia Constitution Bill. Lord Stanmore criticised the appeal clause of the Bill, and was answered Lord Selborne. Lord Kimberley also made some observations the same clause, while Lord Morris regretted that it was ever ...

... Kingdom are bestowed on Lord Morris (lately Lord of Appeal), Sir R. Webster, now Master the Rolls, and Sir P. O'Brien, Lord Chief Justice of Ireland. A new patent of peerage, with remainder to his daughter, is also granted to Lord Strathcona ...

... ) Lord Salisbury's not a name conjure with in Ireland just at present. By bis want of tact, has done all that one man could do to remove the good feelings created by the Queen's visit. If the Sovereign was sympathetic with the Irish people. Lord Salisbury ...

... The Hon. G. W. Spencer Lyttelton left the Briton Saturday for Madeira. Lord and Lady WoWerton are about to leave town for Paris, on their way to Menton ...

... is about 20 miles s.w. of Kumasi. STATEMENT IN PARLIAMENT. Lord Selborne stated in the House of Lords, yesterday, that Governor Hodgson, with 600 native soldiers, under command of Major Morris, left on the 23rd June. Captain Bishop and 100 soldiers were ...

... FIFTY YEARS AGO. News Published November 2, 1850. Lord Ward, at hie audit last week for the Witley estate, liberally returned 10 per cent his numerous tenantry. We observe that the town of Cheltenham to become candidate in opposition to Worcester and ...

... For the 10 best fat wethers or theaves.—lst, Lord Coventry, £2; 2nd, Mr. G. Morris, Clifton, £1: 3rd, Mr. S. Green, 10s. For the 10 best fat tegs.—lst, Mr. A. Green, £2: 2nd, Mr. S. Green, £1; 3rd, Mr. J. Morris, jun., Clifton, 10s. For the 10 best fat ewes ...

... retiring members of the Council, the following were elected: Lord Coventry, Mr. S. Robinson, Mr. A. Rogers, Mr. J. W. Smith, Mr. W. Tudge, Mr. H. Haywood, Mr. R. W. Hall, and Mr. A. H. Morris (Dewsail). ...

... Hampden, Lord Peel, Lord Windsor, and Lord Rothschild are to nominated by the House of Lords join with similar number members of the House of Commons to consider, as a committee, the subject of municipal trading. The Bishop of Worcester pleaded the cause of ...

... and several nurses. The bearers were Messrs. T. Silk, S. Horton, Morris, * Young, J. W. Noake, R. W. Tomlinson. Mr- W. Noake presided the organ, and played Mendelssohn's O rest in the Lord, and, the cortege left the church, the Dead March, from Saul ...

... quietest tones of the preacher's voice really surprising. We notice that the Lord Bishop of Worcester was present at the grand entertainment given to the Judges by the Lord Mayor, at the Mansion House, on Tuesday last. Marriages.—May 28th, at Angel street ...