... IRISH JUDGE. Lord Morris, who has served his country in a judicial capacity for tention the long period of thirtythree year has no in of entirely depriving the Bo of Lords of his ripe legal experience. The resignation of his position as Lord of Appeal in ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY. The Loss took his seat ou the Woolsack a quarter-past four. NEW PEER. Lord Lindley, late Mester of the Rolls, who, on the resignation of Lord Morris, has been appointed a Lord of Appeal in Ordinary, took the oath and ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... better position in the Home of Lords than she had ever bean, because, before HMO, the Irish representative peers took very little part in the plootedinge—r No, no's—and at present there were Lord iuMbounie and Lord Morris, who stall had the' ' right to ...

... Lowther, M.P., M r . Almeric W. Fiteßoy, Sir Kenneth Muir - Mackenzie, K.C.8.. Lord Mocnaghten, Lord Morris, Lord Davey, Lord Shand, Sir Riobard Couch, Lord Russell of Killowen s ...

... 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 ...

... a number of guests to dinner in their hall. Prince Christian, who is a Bencher, was present, and the guests included Lord Morris, Lord Macnaghten, Colonel the Hon. Charles Eliot, the Master of the Temple (the Rev. Canon' Ainger), the Treasurer of Lincoln's ...

... Bench, however distinguished, to fill the vacancy among the birds of Appeal in Ordinary occasioned by the retirement of Lord Morris. The Bar considers that this appointment is a distinct violation of the understanding hitherto observed that Ireland should ...

... , Mr. F. D. Mocat'a, the Venerable Archdeacon Sinclair, and Lieut.- Colonel Lockwood, M.P. The Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland and Countess Cadogan, Lord Morris, and Sir W. MacCornme arrived at Windsor Castle last evening. The Queen's guests dined with her ...

... true account of an action intended by Lord Roberts to mask his real purpose, which was to envelop the town and pow troops into it. Thaba'nchn, also, has been abandoned by the Boers. Later telegrams show that Lord Roberta has pushed on from Brandfort, ...

... been mote , than two to one. When he spoke Lord Salisbury cannot have been aware of this. Let us at any' rate give him the benefit of the doubt. I have been ill, and am unable to be in my place in the House of Lords, otherwise I should find an opportunity ...