... course of his speech, Serjeant Hemphill said : Lord Morris had done good service. He had retired, and why was nct an Irishman filling his place ? Why was this, which, in the language of that same Lord Morris, might be called the liverwiog of the prizes ...

... appointment of a member of the English Bench, however distinguished, to till the vacancy among the. Lords of Appeal caused by the retirement of Lord Morris. The Bar consider that this appointment a distinct violation of the understanding hitherto observed ...

... a resolution was passed describing the action of the Government in not filling the yummy created by the retirement of Lord Morris by a member of the Irish Bench or Bar as a teeacti f an tstaolished . reoe-ent calculated to injure the best interests ...

... Nathaniel Lindley to saved Lord Morris as Lord of Appeal has caused seed prise and considerable indignation in Irish legal The Irish Bar consider that there was so usiatemodiag ' who' Lord Fits Gerald was first appointed me of On Lords of ...

... following appointments are now officially announced :— The Right Hon. Sir Nathauiel Lindley to be a Lord of Appeal in Ordinfty, in the place of Lord Morris, resigned. Sir Richard Webster, Bart., Q.C., M.P., to be Master of the Kolls, in the place of Sir ...

... is by Phillips, Belfast. -Sir Nathaniel Lindley, who succeeds Lord Morris as a Lord of Appeal, has only been Master of the Rolls since 1897, but he caused it to be known when hp succeeded Lord Esher that he would not occupy the post more than two or three ...

... it was too late to avail himself of the 'Royal command, owing to his return to England. Lord Morris is the senior Privy Councillor in Ireland] If Lord Morris was not a good lawyer, the fault was with those who appointed him. His qualifications and ...

... RESIGNATION Of LORD MORIUS.- - TDE NEW LAW OFFICERS. The Queen, it has been officially announred, has been pleased to approve the forowin:: appointment,: The Right Hon. Sir Nathaniel Liniilev to LP Lord of Appeal in Ordinary, in the place of Lord Morris, resigned; ...

... APPOINTMENTS. OF LORD roan OFFICSit. ■tw LAW The Queen, it has been ollrially announced. has been pleased to approve the following appointu,ent• The Rapt. Hon. Sir Nathaniel Lindley to to lard of Appeals Ordinary, in the place of Lord Morris, resigned B.r ...

... o.” Lord Morris (says the Frening News) makes this admission and lugzom that he might have been in office as Lord of Lpul just a little longer, but he ‘las made a record, having served longer than any judge of the century. Once in Coleraine Lord Morris ...

... the other sides. The profes sional side with Lord Morris and the Irish Lord Chie Justice was entirely merged in the social. In this connec tion it is an interesting and curious fact that at present the Lord Chief Justice has no residence in Dublin or it: ...

... law. Nor is Shamrock '' correct iv speaking of the two •Scotch Law Lords. Lord Robertson, the late Lord Watson's successor, is the only Scotch Law Lord. Lord Shand, like Lord Brampton, is merely a retired ...