... 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 ...

... that has to be done in the C'fu: h by the Law Officers. Akfter thirty-three years of judicial service, Lord Morris has rc-ig,:c..e his position of Lord of Appeal, and thus has aft'orded an oppc: - tunity to the CGovernment of recognizing Sir N'athaniel ...

... anticipated would be the case- the Irish Bar are making no end of a pother over the appointment of Lord Lindley to be a Lord of Appeal in the place of Lord Morris. We confess to considerable sympathy for their protests, and we are' not at all surprised that ...

... were issued last night. Peerages are corlferre6 on Lord Morris, Sir P. O'Brien, Lord Chief Justice of Ireland, and Sir R. Webster, Master of the Rolls ; Lord Justice Fitzgibbon, one of the Irisi Lords Justices, and Sir F. Milner, M.P., ale ...

... members of Trinity College, Dublin, held at the Grand II,! l l-. - Lord Morris presided. The Marquis and Marchioness of Ailsa are staying at C'1.- 1n i,: their place in Ayrshire. The Lord Lieutenant and Countess Cadogan paid a slo T Culford Hall, Bury St ...

... oiltment ef t nel law lord. It is asserted that since the passing of the JUdicature At,ill understanding has existed that one of the law lords should be all Irisillill Lord Fitzgerald held the office, and at his death Lord Morris \wbo pOW ...

... replace. There have been few more popular Governors of Bombay than Lord Sandhurst, said- Lord Kimberley last night, and of that there can be no doubt. During his term of office Lord Sandhurst- had an unusual crop of difficulties to face: famine and plague ...

... offered by the COUNTY may be obtained on anplication to the Company's Agents. The JUNE NUMBER OF THE PALL MALL MAGAZINE Edited by LORD FREDERIC HAMILTON, READY TO-DAY, PHRIC]3 OE13 SHILLIN1G. CONTENTS. Country Types.-II. The Hedger .* Frontispie Lrawing lit ...

... anxious to move forward and bring the war to an end.-Reidei's Special Service. LORD ROBERTS WAITS FOR SUPPLIES. The correspondent of the Times at Xroonstad says:-The effect of Lord roherts's rapid advance from Bloemfoutein was absolutely to demoralize the ...

... destroyed south of the Vaal. Lord Roberts is advancing rapidly to the Vaal, and General Hamilton has effected a junction with him. The country is clear of the enemy up to Viljoen's Drift. LORD ROBERTS EXPECTED TO CROSS TO-DAY. Lord Roberts will doubtless cross ...

... etheService. Thle Lord Slavor a-d Sheriffs, Archbishops and Bishops, Stenards, &c., will attend. The ANNUAL DINNER will. take place on the same dav, at six o clocd for half-past six pre- I shel%, in 13erclarit Tavlois Hall, the LORD AWi'OR presiding, ...