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... Fitzpatrick was tried before • Special Commission consisting of the famous Mr. Justice Keogh (President), Mr. Justice Morris (afterwards Lord Morris), and Mr. 'Justice George, for high treason, and was acquitted. He leavee a large family. ...
... Duchess of Atholl, M.P., Viscountess Astor, M.P., Viscount Burnham, Mr. Philip Snowden, M.P., Sir Thomas Inskip, K.C., M.P., Lord Morris, the Earl and Countess of Elgin, and Sir Arthur Grosfield. ...
... Toliingtor Park. N.-11. 8.30. Rev. W. Kays Dunn. Wowed , Ods. TM. CL-rd.--11. 7. Mr. Harry E. Ow. 3.30. Men . , Meeting. Lord Morris. K.C.14.03.. on •• Past F.raplres. Can the Empire PBIUYT•RIAN. Maryiebone Cpper C.eorge.st.-11. 7. Rev. J. McCartney' ...
... was sure in some minds—he did not say in all —had been honest doubt and anxiety. Their lordships seemed to agree. When Lord Morris asked leave to withdraw his motion there were cries of No. no! and when the motion was put it was negativedthe Parliamentary ...
... w: two years his jumior. On his from office Lord Morris was promoted nereditary peerage as Lord the story told at the time was the inducement offered to lim to mal for Lord Lindley, whose appointment | a good deal of discontent at the Iris which claimed ...
... E.C., one of the candidates for the shrievalty of the City, the election for which +abet place in June next. are Lord Dewar, Lord Morris, Sir Robert Hadfield, Sir William !lender. Sir George Touche Sir Charles Eves Sir George Mills McKay, Sir Stuart Coats ...
... LABOUR Fl r TO GOVERN. Churchill's Statement an Aid to Bolshevism. Lord Morris, the es-Premier of Nowfoundland speaking as the guest ot the London Commercial Club at a luncheon yesterday, said be had recently seen in the Press the statement that Labour ...
... Replying, Lord Swinton said that Gen. Critchley's salary for the present period was £5,000 a year With an expenses allowance of £l,OOO. Considering the magnitude and responsibilities of the job, this was certainly not excessive. Lord Morris: Nothing ...
... understood propaganda methods. (Hear, hear.) Lord Strabolgi protested against unnecessary delays and inconveniences caused by the censorship, not only to newspaper correspondents, but business men, and Lord Astor suggested that the Cabinet should not merely ...
... Bradbury v Morris and Bradbury v. The British Empire Exhibition (1924) Ltd- Mr. Wingate Saul K.C. (for Mr. Brad- [ bury) sold the first action was brought by Mr. Bradbury, an influential gentle- [ man, who resided in South Africa, [ against Lord Morris Sir John ...
... their broadcasts. he thought we must consider sponsored programmes very seriously. Lord Morris thought the /3.6.0 would be greatly improved by a Infusion of fresh blood. Lord Samuel. supporting the de mand for an inquiry. said a question which needed investigatio ...
... of Lords this evening. They are: Mr. Lloyd George, Mr. Balfour, Mr. Asquith; Sir Robert Borden • Mr. Hughes, Mr. Andrew Fisher, Mr. Joseph Coot, Sir George Reid; Mr. Meow, Sir Joseph Ward Sir Thomas Mackenzie; Mr. W. F. Lloyd, Lord Morris. i Lord Rosebery ...