... Prewier's list :— PEERS. The Light FHon. Lord Morris. \ The Right Hon. Sir Peter O'Brien, Bart. -Sk:r Richard Webster, Bast., G.C.M.G., Q.C., Lord Morris is, of course, the judge who has just retired from the position of a Lord of Appeal, ...

... 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 ne succeeded Lord Esher that he wuuld not occupy the post more than two or three ...

... | new Law Lord has aroused storm indignation the Irish Bar. and meeting is held, today expxemion to it. The contention is that his appointment violates the understanding which has been in force since the Judicature Act, that one 7th. Law Lord, shall « ...

... fash Chancellor, sits a judicial capacity the Bouse Lords, and Lord the four L«ds of Appeal in ° r ...

... , having regard to the feeling of the Irish Bar with reference to the Lordship of Appealin-Ordinary, which was held by Lord Morris, not having been conferred on an Irish judge, did not vote with the Government, of which he was a member. He shunned the ...

... announced that the Queen has been pleased, by Letters Patent under the Great Seal, to grant unto the Right Hon. Michael, Lord Morris, late a Lord of Appeal in Ordinary, an annuity of £3750, for life, com- mencing from the 1 0th day of May inst., in- clusive, ...

... should have some control over the schools. As a protest against the appointment of an English judge to succeed Lord Morris in the House of Lords' Court of Appeal, Mr. HEALY moved the adjournment of the House. The motion, after considerable discussion, was ...

... figure the Birthgay Honours’ hat All the three new Peers are judges. Lord Morris will continue to sit in judicial capacity is the Honse Lords, and Sir Peter O’Brien, who is the first Irish Lord Chief Justice to become Peer of the United Kingdom, will also qualified ...

... Railways and Cinals in Scotland. The %:m-n'a visitors at Windsor Castle last pight included the Earl and Countess Cadogan, Lord Morris, and Sir William MucCormac. Her Majesty’s guests rewained at the Palace. The Secretary for War has approved of the Prince ...

... 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 ...

... Cumberland Lodge. Earl Cadogan K.G. (Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland) and Countess: Cadogan Lord Morris (Lord of Appeal), and Sir William MacCormac, Bart.,K.C.V.O arrived at the Castle, and had t he honour of dining with the Queen. Lord Rowton ...

... Colonel Baden-Powell in the beleaguered garrison. The gallant defender’s right hand man has been Major Lord Edward Cecil, fourth son of Lord Sa'isbury. Lord Edward is Grenadier Guardsman, and he is thirty-three old. He has seen a good deal of service, notably ...