... Granby, the Duke , of Richmond, Lord Pirbrig'ht, the i Ealrl of Coven'try, the Dake of New- i caetle, Lord Morris, the Marquis of i Ailesbury, Earl de ia Warr, Viscount Llandlaff, the Duke of Bedford, Lord q Glenesk, Lord Cloncurry, the Duke ...

... prt9idn of 'the' beaawarded to Mr. Henary Lord Morris , who has taken the title of Lord ?? in the case of the new and hereditary peerage that has been con- ferred on him, will in future be known as Lord Morris and Killanin. At Oxford ...

... House of Lords. YESTERDAY. The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the woolsick at a quarter-past four o'clock, The Volunteers Bill passed through Committee, on the motion of the Marquis of LANSDOWNE. The Military Lands Bill also went through Com- mittee ...

... ended 6 n at 2 a.m, to-day :-68deg., 59deg. I o It was officially announeed last night In the I London (Gazette that Lord Morris has taken the title of Baron Killanin of Galway, in the county of 9 a Gaiway, Sir Peter O'Brien that of Baron O'Brien of ...

... Sheriff of Cam- bridgeshire. Lord and Lady Brampton will leave London shortly for -Homburg. Lord and Lady Egmont are leaving England next week for a cruise. Lord and Lady Orford have returned to London from the Continent. Lord and Lady Cawdor will leave ...

... for lass valuable eer- vnices In PaTliamment, official and otherwise. He - was tCe legitimate and nattnul iasocessor of Lord Morris as ord of Akppeal in Ordinary, and it was ia great disappoimtment to many that his promotion -was Itien dleferred. But, ...

... COCKNEYISMS. = - r The following story is told of the recently-retired Irish Law Lord, Lord Morris of Spiddul, when acting as Judge of Assize in Ireland. A di~spnshry dobtor proved that he had often given eight grains to a man, Lfrom which it was to be ...

... r party. Of course, a seat will be found for him. t Y- By a curious slip in the House of Lords to- C a- night Lord Morris (we must still call him Lor.d o .o Morris, for he Ilas not yet retaken his seat as -gan hereditary peer, thoigugh he ...

... mv the! l.abour cairdldate. WhaLt i- mort re- nzarkable i.s tlhe result in (alwiv C 'istv whvre a son of the popula:r Lord Morris has defeated the Nationalist candid;ate by a majority ef 117. This is a very strikinrg result, for it is the first Unionist ...

... This gentleman, son of Lord Morris has 2gain ½ come fori-ard as the Unionist candidate -for Gal- wav Cisy. Al- the last general eleciiota he poilli a 325 vntes atainest 596 for Lcr. Pinkertee, anrd S65 Io Mr E Leatt. Mr. Morris. adiressinsr a mecting ...

... twto iextct.iotlis 1here are severel g i ios. Lord I filv- ins eiiered the Hfou's 's ii life peer, uttid Lord Morris, fornierly L 'if, peer, lils obtadio,4l a peocrago of the UlniteI'd x inrgdotn as Lord MMorris of Killaltin. SixI Otldi r peers halve ...

... I BY THE WAY. Tha retention 'or Lord Morris of his old t:itle when elevated in 1889 to a life peerag', and his abstane-ce from tihe assmption oi 'its new trle as an heredinary Pee. arises from t~a circ-nstance that Lzrd Morm.s takes as as L.rdl' precederxe ...