... changes have taken place consequent upon the retirement of Lord Morris, whose judicial career has extended over 33 years. Sir Nathaniel Lindley becomes a Lord of Appeal in Ordinary in place of Lord Morris Sir Richard Webster becomes Master ...

... into the Southern Railway amalgamation scheme is now formed. 'Jhe ?? of Lords' section of the cormmittee will consist of Lord Spencer, Lord {Celmnsford, Lord Iawkesbury, and Lord GleDesk, and the Commons of M-r. 'Sucfanan, dir 61. 'Montagu, ...

... the Queen has approved the foliowing appoint. menth : The Right Hon. Sir Natlaniel Linaley to be a Lord of Appeal in Ordinary in the place of Lord Morris, resigned. Sir Richard Webster, Bart., Q.C., M.P., to be Master o0 the Rolls in the place of Sir Naahanil ...

... Solicitor- General. The judicial career of Lord Morris, who now resigns, has extended over 33 years. M-ec was appointed Justice of the Common Pleas in Ireland in 1867, Lord Chief Justice of Ireland in 1887, and a Lord of Appeal in Ordinary, with a life peerage ...

... 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 ...

... come to London f'or the season until tbe end cf this month. A PbNSTION FOR LORD MORRIS. Pie London Cazette anounefs that the Queen has granted unto) Lorn Morris, late a Lord of Apptqal in OrdinaXy, an annuity of 3.750 for life. ...

... statement of the Secretary for the Colonies, and the statesmanlike speech from Mr. Asquith, which immediately fol- lowed. Lord Morris, whose appearance and manner mock the suggestion that he has retired from the Court of Appeal by reason of advanced age ...

... Association u&p ?? judicial career of Lord Morris, who now resigns, has extended over :hirtyvthree yemrs. He was ppo n ei Justice of the Common Pleas in Ire- i'l!d in 1867, Lord Chief Justice of Ireland in 1887, and a Lord of Appeal m urdloary, with 'a life ...

... T Ihe judicial career of Lord Morris, who now re, ii resigns, has extended over 33 years. He was ins f1 appointed a Justice of Common Pleas in Ire- Lo ?? I aned in 1867. Lord-Chief-Justice of Ireland in msa 11857, and a Lord of Appeal in Ordinary, with ...

... 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'- ...

... Hon. Lord Morris (who has just retired from the position of Lord of Appeal). The Right Hon. Sir Peter O'Brien, the Irish judge. Sir Richard Webster, Bart., G.C.M.G., Q.C. (new Master of the Rolls). Her Majesty has also been pleased to grant to Lord Strathcona ...

... to the removal of the Cousrt tc Seetland., Her MIajesty aleavs for Bahnoral on Tuesday. The Queen has granted to Lord Morris, late a Lord of Appeal in Ordinary, an annuity of £3,750 for life. Messrs. BucknL11 Brothers' steamer Bein, with Mr. Rhodes and ...