... ally isduirew. There are at present four Lords of Apieral, of whom three are tmken front the Engiish Bar, and one fromD the Scctch. Thr irsb say that they also are entitled to one in place of Lord Morris, who ?? Lord Fitz- ger&ld. Such has, undoubtedly, been ...

... Con-rt wazs passe~d both Air. a'-qead Mr. DisraeLi aitreed thlat 9' re 'rio ' e nnon it an Iris;hn ?? With o~ ob-.e-s Lord Morris was nerr o ci' ed on Clotat0 Old aria. X hero- be- ?? on' y- von-.' Sa T.. ?? d ?? ' a. as much ir.ht a t to be to- BC'- ...

... Shortlv before 11 last nright Lord l.och was gr-lally slnking, and little lhope was entertained that he would survi-v the night. Ladv Loch nd thert members of the famiy wore in o'ese at-t'd'ee, and also the doctor'. Lord Morris, who has taken the title ...

... general applause af tie meeting. The English people are ct guiltless in this matter. T'ley w-ioul have preferred to see Lord Morris sue- I ewded by annother Irishmaa in the ordinarv way. It is the Governmnt, and espeiaily the Prime }fister. against whom ...

... obsclurity. most of thei namre are utterly unknown to the publio, and sonlO of those best known aro not known most fivourably. Lord Morris has been made so many things for no partiocular reason that his accoptance of an hereditary Potorago on lhs re- tiremment ...

... ta Seotch Judge), Lord Ludlow (the late Lord Justice Lopes), Lord Brampton (Sir Henry Hawkins), Lord Lindley (lato Master of the Rolls), Sir t. Webster, S. P. (OhBrien, and Lord Morris, an ?? of Appeal who is ...

... mv the! l.abour cairdldate. WhaLt i- mort re- nzarkable i.s tlhe result in (alwiv C 'istv whvre a son of the popula:r Lord Morris has defeated the Nationalist candid;ate by a majority ef 117. This is a very strikinrg result, for it is the first Unionist ...

... Qtaro h)l''}t.ts beta 'pls.tssed. beri^tt~v E : Ut Inudern tho Great Seal. tlo gr-ant unto the l' - ?? llou-abi :o ichal, Lord .Morris, latteW : !. to. Apnneal in Oi it.tirv an-11 anunuity it .L f li , conaytttwit'li trouta the. Witl ;dat' 0, Mtitant. inat ...

... twto iextct.iotlis 1here are severel g i ios. Lord I filv- ins eiiered the Hfou's 's ii life peer, uttid Lord Morris, fornierly L 'if, peer, lils obtadio,4l a peocrago of the UlniteI'd x inrgdotn as Lord MMorris of Killaltin. SixI Otldi r peers halve ...

... | ord Morris, in a letter to the G:Llwav Urban (Council thanking thalt lodxy for their congra- tu! Ltittns to inir onl otalining tint hered-itary pueriye alinnoulcs that he Swill hlncf.orvthl h;i L i RuktOwu not as Lord Morris, but u2s l.ord :Killor ...

... and Mr. Samuel McCoinas. d 5. Roval Univernty of Ireland, by Lord it Morris and Dr. MTcGrath is f. Royal Dublin Society, by Lord Ardlann a and Mr. Naper. .~ 7. Belfasti Corporation, by the Lord MayoE r and Sir Samuel Blaek, Town Clerk. 8 Londonderry Corporation ...

... ?? three neow peers are well-known members of tba Bair Lord Morris his lustl retired from the position of a~ Lerd or Appeal in Ordinar, which he has filledt 'iO0 Rir Peter O'Brien ha.s been Lord. Chin! Justice of lrer.and since the samne year. Sir Richard ...