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... 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 ...
... Martin Morris, the author of a clever skit on society; Martin Morris, the smart conversationalist and dancing man; Martin Morris, the promising young M.P., will not be as easily lost in Lord Morris as he will be removed to the House of ...
... 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 ...
... between life and death atter an operation for appen dicitis the Hon. Michael Morris died from the same insidious disease. Mr. Michael Morris was the youngest son of the late Lord Morris and the most juvenile member of the Irish Bar, but he had inherited much ...
... Ward j Lord Cowper, 1834 j Lord Yarborough 1859 j Lord M or ley, 1843. June 12 Princess Victoria ofTeck 1897 j Lord Headfort, 1878 j Sir Claude Macdonald, 1852 Sir Harry Johnston, 1858. June 13 Lord Chelsea, 1868 ...
... Englishmen. The present Lord Killanin is, of course, the eldest son of the late Lord Morris, the Mickey Morris of nearly every good joke that has been per petrated in Ireland for the last fifty years. When Lord ...
... French, Meredith, Juta, &c., Count Metter- nich, Lord and Lady Farnham, Lady Rachel Sanderson, Lady Betty Balfour, Lord and Lady Iveagb, Miss Hicks Beach, Lord Morris, the Lord Chief Justice, the Lord ...
... he Dead Sept. 14. Lord Brampton, b. 1817. Duke of Wellington, d. 1852. 15. Lord Sudley. b. 1868. William Huskisson, d. 1830. 16. Robert Barr, b. 1850. Louis XVI II., d 1824. 17. Lord Granard, b. 1874. Dr. John Kidd, d. 1851. 18. Lord Raglan, b. 1857. William ...
... gallant reply, shpit anywhere you like. While alluding to trams Mr. Hussey tells another story which he heard from the late Lord Morris. Its brief course runs thus: Would you mind telling me, if you plaze, where I'll find the Blackrock tram asked a fussy ...
... Grammar School, and was THE EARL OP COVENTRY, MASTER FROM 1886 TO 1892, AND FROM 1895 TO 1900. LORD RIBBLESDALE, MASTER FROM 1892 TO 1S95. THE LAST MASTER, LORD CHESIIAM, APPOINTED 1900. ON AN' OPENING DAY AT SALT HILL. 'ffli/1 iv/iP\M nr intended for the ...
... an experiment, Lord Strathcona's Horse are taking four red-men to South Africa, nominally as servants, but in reality to test their abilities as scouts 011 the veldt instead of on the boundless prairie. A Vivacious Law- Lord. Lord Morris, who has just ...
... to Tom Morris, who fared badly in two big money matches, which, considering the number of men who played golf, were more common in those days than at present. Curiously enough, when Park won his first Championship he only beat Tom Morris Morris by a stroke ...