... MODEST THE VIOLIT. The very latest story of Lord Morris is told iii the Northers' Whig. As Vito-Chancellor ot the Royal Lniversity it was his duby to receive Itoyai visitors at the 'lower show held within its grounds. 11 was equally his duty to array ...

... a bouquet. The Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland (Rev. David ‘laylor) the Earl and Countess of Mayo, Lord Morris, the Lord Chiel Justice of ireland, and the Right Hon. Horace Plunkett, M. P., dine with thaQueen and members of the royal family ...

... staff as inadequate. BimSEi ■>•», W'1«S?~ Lord Morris, in Colonial apperi ®^ ie Council some twelye months Mid Com initials for contempt Court byscsndshsmgjhe Court itself have become obsolete coun try.” Lord Morris may have committals had become obsolete ...

... bore. Ballset. The Marquaaa of Londonderry baa gone to DubUn. The Earl Boaebary loft yesterday for Edinburgh. Lord Morris baa in Dublin. Lord Eatbmors Isft London ysatarday for Ireland. Lady White, who boa left London for rest end change, te make known ...

... judgment be reversed, and the respondents pay to the appellants the costs both here and below. Lord MACNAORTEN, Lord MORRIS, Lord DAVEY, Lord BRAMPTON and Lord ROBERTSON concurred. ...

... Vice-President of the Conference, and Mr. Samuel McComas. 5. Royal University of Ireland, by Lord Morris and Dr. McGrath. 6. Royal Dublin Society, by Lord Ardilanu and Mr. Naper. 7 Belfast Corporation, b{‘ the [ord Mayor and Sir Samuel Black. Town Clerk ...

... a penny each and upwards - according to the face of the vendor and the temper of the buyer. LORD MORRIS NOT A SUNFLOWER. The very latest story of Lord Morris is told in the Nurthern 11 7ik As Vice-Chancellor of the Royal University it was his duty to ...

... 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 ...

... presence of the Lord - Lieutenant and Countess Cadogan, and by that of the Doke and Duchess of Connaught, accompanied by Princess Christian and the young Princesses of Connaught. The Vioeregal and Royal guests were received by Lord Morris, Vioe-Chanoellor ...

... was reached shortly before six. j The Queen's dinner party this evening included the i I Earl and Countess of Mayo, Lord Morris, the Lord I Chief Justice of Ireland (Sir Peter O'Brien), Mr. Horace Plunkett, M.P., and the Moderator ...

... Countess of Mayo, the Earl and Countess of Portarlington, the Countess of Drogheda, the Earl and Countess of Rosse, Lord and Lady Plunket, Lord Morris, Mrs. and Miss Peacocke, Lady Holmpatrick, Sir James and Lady Creed-Meredith, Sir Edmund and Lady Bui-lev. Sir ...

... Princess Henry of Battenberg dined with their Excellencies the Lord Lieutenant and Countess Cadogan, at Dublin Castle. Their Royal Highnesses were attended by Miss Cochrane and Lord William Cecil. Lord Desmond was included in the party. I learn that the Primate ...