... DEATH OF LORD MORRIS. - A FAMOUS IRISH JUDGE. W.lllffes• Lord Morris and &enmity Lord of Ireland and a Lord of Appeal frame UM to last year, died on 3unday morning at ku Spiddal, Ceenty Galway, arid 73. ...

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... ) was the Late Lord Morris. He was a type of Irish judge that has passed away, the late Lord Justice Barry being one of the last survivors. He was not iudgy” man, but rather “jolly good fellow,” who happened to a judge. Yet Lord Morris was ...

... WILD MORRIS. A REMARKABLE JUDGMENT. I In the court of Lord Morris, whose death we announced, one of the strangest judgments ea record was 'ince It was an abdurtioa the °fence being purely of • technical character. Having listened patiently . to the the ...

... Solicitor-General. The judieial career of Lord Morris, who wow resigns, has extended over 33 years. He was appointed Justice of Common Pleas in Ireland in 1867, Lord Chief Justice of Ireland in 1887, and a Lord of Appeal in Ordinary, with a lifepeerage ...

... advance of wages, which has been pending some months. No notice was given, and there is a deadlock the port. Lord Morris, who has taken the title of Lord Killanin in the case of the new and hereditary peerage that has been conferred on him, retains the 1 title ...

... those who dined with the Queen at night were the Moderator of the Presbyterian Church, the Lord Chief Justice of Ireland Sir (Peter O'Brien), Lord Morris, Lord and Lady Mayo, and the Hon. Horace Plunkett. ...

... Queen has been pleased to approve the following appointments : Right Hon. Sir Nathaniel Lindley to be a Lord of Appeal Ordinary in the place of Lord Morris, resigned. i m Richard Webster, Ran.. (IX., to be Waster of the Rolls in the place of Sir Nathaniel ...

... issued on Tuesday night. Peerages are conferred on Lord Morris. Sir P. O'Brien, Lord Chief Justice of Ireland, and Sir R. Webster, Master of the Rolls; Lord Justice Fitzgibbon. one of the Irish Lords Justices, and Sir F. Milner, Jur., are to ...

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

... Bishop of Durham; and the Rev. H. H. The legal profession is the poorer the deaths of Sir A. L. Smith, Master of the Rolls; Lord Morris; Sir Franklin Luehington, Chief Magistrate at Bow-st., and Mr. Samuel Pope, K.C., leader the Parliamentary Bar. The Army ...

... proceedings before the arbitrator. The Court of Appeal. Lord Justice Romer dissenting, adopted this view, and reversed the finding of tha County-court judge ; but their lordships now, lord Morris dissenting, allowed the appeal, and restored the finding ...