... statement of the Secretary for the Colonies, and the statesmanlike speech from Mr. Asquith, which immediately fol- lowed. Lord Morris, whose appearance and manner mock the suggestion that he has retired from the Court of Appeal by reason of advanced age ...

... 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 ...

... obsclurity. most of thei namre are utterly unknown to the publio, and sonlO of those best known aro not known most fivourably. Lord Morris has been made so many things for no partiocular reason that his accoptance of an hereditary Potorago on lhs re- tiremment ...

... 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 ...

... ta Seotch Judge), Lord Ludlow (the late Lord Justice Lopes), Lord Brampton (Sir Henry Hawkins), Lord Lindley (lato Master of the Rolls), Sir t. Webster, S. P. (OhBrien, and Lord Morris, an ?? of Appeal who is ...

... ?? three neow peers are well-known members of tba Bair Lord Morris his lustl retired from the position of a~ Lerd or Appeal in Ordinar, which he has filledt 'iO0 Rir Peter O'Brien ha.s been Lord. Chin! Justice of lrer.and since the samne year. Sir Richard ...

... IVI'llll LORD ROBERFS. COLLAPSE OF THE, F11 REE STATE. RUNDLE IMEETI'S WITH LITTLE O111)S5ITI(N. BETWIXT THIE I)1VIL AND TILE i)1,1,1' SI'A. A LOYAL '.FA EI0I`,RCS STRANTGE Ii X 1)E 1If E N Cl. (FROM CUR. SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) WUINIWRG, Sat urday. ...

... honours wae issued on Tuesday. NEW ?? Morris, Sir Peter O'Brien, Bart., and Sir B. Webster, Bart. A FEW PArTrE.-Lord SLrathcona and Mount Royal receiver a new Patent, with re- 3nai.der to his daUghter. PUIvY (CoUNcoLLoRs.-Lord Justice Fitz- Gibbon, Sir F. Milner ...

... 'L'he chri-tian name of Lient. Wallis, British South Africa Police, who died at Gaberones, i May 21, is Harry. 3214 B. W. Morris. 13th Hassars, who was a wousided prisoner in Newcastle, died of wounds May 13. :dZ36 Meadows, 1st Welsh Regt., reported ...

... 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 ...

... J. NY. ltsvxslsir. ?? Mr. Aim r XX W~itz R~ov Sir ?? Mirr Mlat Lnsi'wi. 1ord M'-iglteLrd Moriis, J Lord lDs~s'y. Lord .Shautd. Sir IL. Cvsais. Lo-rd lii ?? of NKj Ho ?? 1,rusdlndv S r Frabwls .1-w Sir ItRUiin, Sn' Ford Nor:th, Sir .1. Stir-I I tg. Sr ...

... slightly, stalp. MlIS.SIG. Bethlwie, ?? Infauitry.-Lieutenant A- E. Naswcaat, May 23. 13th Irlussars.-3214 Private E. W. Morris, who was a womuded prisoner in Newcastle, died of wounds, Newcastle, May 1& From the Goneral of Cornrnunicationh. Thle following ...