... the schools. ANOTIIRR IRISH ORIRTANCR. As a prefer* against the appointment of an Pingkaki judge to (tweed - Lord Morris in the House of Lord* Court of Appeal, Mr. Heel) moved the adjournasent of the House. The motion, aft., considerable discussion, was ...

... rowdyism. LORD MORRIS WM asked to resign because of old age, and Lord Lindley (only a year younger) was appointed judge in his place. The people haven't brains to organise with such wisdom as that. MR. LICONARD COURTNEY, M.P., has written Lord Salisbury ...

... caused the resignation of the Irish law lord. In responding and defending his motion, he now and then provoked a laugh his sarcasm; for example, he said Lord Morris was obliged to retire on account of old age; and Lord Liudley had the great advantage of being ...

... roiled Kingdom upon each of the following :—The Right Hon. Lord Morris ; the Right Hon. Sir Peter O'Brien ; Sir Richard Webster, Bart., G.C.M.G., Q.C. Her Majesty has also been pleased to grant to Lord Stratheuna and Mount Royal tHigh Commi.mioner for Canada) ...

... the Rolls, to the vacancy caused by the resignation of Lord Morris, an Irish Law Lord. This appointment he represented as a breach of the Parliamentary bargain to which both Mr. Gladstone and Lord Beaconsfield had been parties. Mr. Balfour demurred to ...

... officially isgtied on Tuesday night. The lists contain no very remarkable names. The Right Hon. Lord Morris (who has just retii ed the position of a Lord uf Appeal), The Right lion. Sir Peter O'Brien, the Irish Judge, Sir Richard Webster, Bart., G.C.M ...

... their numbers, according to general opinion, are quite insufficient. Lord Morris, who has been granted by the Queen an annuity of £3,750 on his retirement, was up to recently a Lord of Appeal-in-Ordinary. He is a man from Galway, where he was born and ...

... the Mastership of the Rolls is now explained by the fact that a successor wvas wanted to Lord Morris as a Lord of Appeal in Ordinary. That noble and learned lord's thirty-three years of judicial service constitute a record, to score which he has waited ...

... Birth- day honours should be conferred on judges. Lord Morris is the first Lord of Appeal who has received an hereditary peerage on retirement, or at all. Sir Peter O'Brieln is the only (sitting) Lord Chief Justice of Ireland who has been made a peer ...

... Kingdom upon the following : The Right Honourable Lord Morris. The Right Honourable Sir Peter O'Brien, Baronet. Bir Richard Webster, Baronet, G.C.M.H., Q.C. Her Majesty hau been pleaged to grant to Lord Stratheona and Mount Royal a new patent., with remainder ...

... 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 ...

... of Lord Londonderry and Mr. Carson. PernapsTommy Bowles will yet have a chance. lle does his best. But an Irish grievance over the matter was revealed by Mr. Swift Mac Neill, who acts as a sort of Porn-porn gun for the Irish forces. Lord Morris, who ...