... Sohcitor-Genensl. theo 'udiciel career o}f Lord Morris, who now re- .sins, harS extended over 33 years. He wvee ap- p sated Justice of the 1 Tnmmon Pleas in Ireland in 1867, JLord Chief Justice of Ireiand 1387, .nd c Lord of A ppeal in Ordlinar, with a .ife ...

... were warmly received by the Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress, and the 'ample and complete provision made for.their amusement reflected the highest credit upon those who had ?? the arrangements tnder [he direction of the Lord Mayor, assisted by a ?? staff ...

... causes much fun as the sheriff's officer, Roberts. Mr Allen Morris has a sweet and powerful baritone voice, and as Vincent A. Evelyn scores heavily. Mr Charles Leverton as the simple minded Lord Lavender performs his part capi- tally. The other characters ...

... IJl tll* ' r'raure mull ts a !iC't of taupl.try pasl1s d' .ivr:e ?? th-s ILt(e Sir I-. Burno-Jouifns, and (l ccuts-tI l lv Morris ?? Co .Next to the Art Qlffery is thle Ctina Hoomi, With itS; sneein:5s of Egltiish ceraurr : w;are. Iii the loan collcijoni ...

... FASHION AND VARIETIES. VICEREGAL COURT. H's Excellenv the Lord Lieutenant, K G, yesterday conferred the honour of Knighlthood ?? th0. folion ing gentlemnen at JDublin Cistle, who were suhsaquently entertained at lune~eon: -The Lcrd MNh7or of Co:k- ti- ...

... portrayed by Mr Henry Besley. Mr Archibald M'Lean as Mlr Tackleton, Mr Talbot Home- wood as the Stranger, and Miss Fanny Morris as May Fielding were also capably enacted. The other roles were carefully presented, and the staging was creditable to Mr ...

... towards the ?? , i.ndeed,. with its few in- Mates, and their sitntple, primitive lives, almost suggestivt- of tile setnses of Morri.s's northern sagaxs. The lhouisehold is del igitflutlV isresented. i'he stern olsd Methodist father, Ebben Uwves, of Garthowen ...

... Kingstown from England. Hon Mrs Royse has arrived ?? KngXptown from England. Earl of Kenmiare Ias left E{irngsbmwn for Enghand. Lord, Viscount, and Lady de Vesci have left Kingston for ;ndlad.. ady Bellinghait has left Kingstown for England. 'tall, Fitzgerald ...

... and being most par- ticular in the accuracy 0t its information. It had a short life, being expebsive. My father, Lord e Wharncliffe, Lord Glenuesk, and Mr. BYowles were its promoters, aut they had a meoting-place at stated times in Paris, and there all ...

... show was held on Friday, and, as regarded entries, was the largest ever seen in Llangefni. It enjoyed the patronage of Lord Penrhyn', Lord Bosten,;the Marquis of' Anglesey, and 'all the lead- ,:ing: gentry. of'Alie.county. ..-.This year's president was JMr' ...

... Lillian M. Morris's Miss Maery (1,994); and one of very vigor. ohs character appears in that of the late Duke of Devonshire (2,015). executad by Mr. W. Gcscombe' John,. A. Mr. Thoa. Brook's gsniUS is displayed in the tomb of the late Lord Leighton (2 ...

... FASMON AND VA.RFET.3. .0 IARRIVAMS AND DEP`AItTuPES Lord Ashboure has arrived atu h;,, i*fom England. e Hon M-RHadiig e arrnv i at ?? n from &gLmJ. Coont 8tr~_nseebnrger has arrive I - town from jsngland. Captan Ra.lp_ ,Tartler, the Kjrir s ha arrive ...