... the Queen has approved the foliowing appoint. menth : The Right Hon. Sir Natlaniel Linaley to be a Lord of Appeal in Ordinary in the place of Lord Morris, resigned. Sir Richard Webster, Bart., Q.C., M.P., to be Master o0 the Rolls in the place of Sir Naahanil ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ? fa etoJ the S--; -. w . happily a thiere f rr. Ijf jL cefased to be M oster if ti A ?? r b conic a Lord (f Appeal in i ;AI c i Lnrd 1Morris. Lord Morrii Las Lei ?? for ten years. But he ?? i ?? Li a CLivf Justice oft Ireiarid, andi it is naore tusu ...

... by Mr. Walter Robiuwa and 'Mr. Wilkinson, travelling under the charge of Mr. Morris ria Sout.ial and West. boiirne to Padldington, which wts made shortly after noon. Lord Edward Pelhasm Clintoa TLord W. Oecil, Sir Flectwood Edwards, Sir A~rthur 3ige ...

... Victorr, is recommended to the public care in the following letter, which has been addressed to u, by Lord Vortaan, C'hairman of the Dorset C~ounty Coucil, Lord Vighy, Mir. WV. B Brymner, WIP., Colonel Rt. W~illiams, MYP., Mr. Ii. B. Miwddieton1, Mr. 3. C. ...

... sbeinrh can-ngt contairait the Rtoyal ' srrits. Shortly after fire members of ihe I Ccur dovek lt There ws L~ady Churcill, Lord E~ward ielkt;m Cinton. Sir Pletwood i Rdwards, Sir Arther Dirges Colonrel the Hon. C. C. Leg e. and Capitin Ponswbv. Then, ...

... witness tC the arrival. The compar incel:id Lord Cot-! Oi teslee (Chairman of the L B. nd S.c. Railway CompanvY. Sir Arthur ?? ANv (Deputv-COair- fr man). Lord Henrv Nerill ,X. er.l Sir Frederick P III Marshall, Lord aud .Ca.ly Dintannon, the pi Countess of ...

... tiress oni itty luith. [lie Queen a 5 visitors at Windsor Castle last night inclnded tl EarlI ant ?? tou1tss ?? :n.0Z a Iordl Morris, ant Sir W illitini Mact'strnlia. Iler Nlajest- oruests reuaired at tlt' Palwlacl. It i& gazetteod lialr tlie rilluo of WtaIks ...