... 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 ...

... (eoastus). and Mr. Edward Fit*- geralJ, Dublin (brotber-iu-law). Among loose present were Lord Ashbourne (Lord Chancellor Ireland), Lord Mficnaghteu, Lord Cl»umorn% Lord Clonbrock. the Earl Westmeath, Mr. Hemphill, K.C., M.P.. Mr J M. Martie ...

... law. Nor is Shamrock '' correct iv speaking of the two •Scotch Law Lords. Lord Robertson, the late Lord Watson's successor, is the only Scotch Law Lord. Lord Shand, like Lord Brampton, is merely a retired ...

... ladiovo. Lord Morris, and not onci his colleagues, who described himself Lord Concurry The term was hanlly just for sometimes abstained from concurnnc with h i collesct.es, oven when ho w.s alone tho “’Michael Morris was son Martin ...

... the presidency of Pro- lessor John- Pebky. There were over 350 guests, including Lord Morris, Lord Alverstone (Lord Chief Justice), Professor W. G. Adams, Sir W: Corry, Lord Kelvin, Sir A. A. Weldon, Mr. C. E. Spagnoletti, Sir J. Kitsoti, M ...

... iho Medical hcbool. Uoy'o Hospital, of 37. Queen Anno- Krert. Cavoodkh-oqnair. . the Heobtr. Bio* baa. eldaoi daapbter Lord morris, of Banger Castle, co. Doan. 1 KGRI IiVB—GIFFOED. —At 14. BM»y-4»nlea. Bdi«- 23nl iiMt.. th* *«». WilliMß UD.. Mungo MOfcliura ...

... Scotch Law Lords, the Irish cases can be rightly decided in the absence of any Irish Law Lord ? Unless the principle of representation is a necessary one in the Ultimate Court of Appeal for the three Kingdoms, why are the two Scotch Law Lords (Shand and ...

... brought together. Lord Randolph Churchill (hie intimate friend and correspondent) came first in 1877 and was accepted, the youngest member, into circle which included Mr. Balfour, Lords Roberts and Wolseley, Viscount Motley, the lato Lord Morris, and host of ...

... -hire the passing • •'*.• l :ii understanding has • • the i.:i\v bonis should lie an ?? Fitzgerald held office as ith Lord Morris (who now fated tl i 1 the Government's proposal >'• • ' ; - Sittings of ti;.- House of •• *. teriul business on Tuesdays ...

... Prince Christian, Lord Lindlev, the Hon. Charles Eliot, Sir John H. De Villiers, Lord Justice Collins, the Hon. Charles Arnold White, Admiral Sir George Willes, Sir William MacCormac, Major General Sterling, and the Rev. Dr. Wace. Lord Morris, Avho has taken ...

... but lias now improved in health, arrived Bath Saturday, accompanied Lady Day. bulletin was yesterday issued stating that Lord Morris and Killaidn wa« much better. Tim cruisers Hyacinth and Minerva, having board the members of tho Parliamentary Committee ...

... senior member the Saaate, ...