... hors de combat by horned rattle. Lord Killanin and his family must suffer self imposed imprisonment during those seasons of the year; even the whose business it is to attend fairs are often ankle deep in mud. He is Lord of the Manor, and could settle the ...

... THE PENDING ELECTION GALWAY CITY. Lord Kilteoin, oddrees to the electore of Galway, says:—“ hare this day received writ summons to the House of Lords, and therefore cease to be your member.' He mentions the loss sustained to himself and the family. puts ...

... title of Lord Killanin, being thereafter known as Lord Morris and Killanin. He had been created a baronet in 1885. He was High Sheriff of Galway in 185c, and represented Galway City in the House of Commons as a Conservative from 1865 to 1S67. ...

... brought £301 To-morrow the polling takes plao* the borough of Galway fili the vacanoy created the elevation of Lord Killanin, the son of the late Lord Morris, to the peerage. There was once Irish Member Parliament who opposed certain legislation, alleged to ...

... DEATH OF LORD MORRIS. A TARLIAMINTARY VACANCY. Lord and Killanin, who bad held ths °Moss of Lord Jostles of lb. Common Pleas and Lord Chief of Ireland, and was from 1869 to 1900 on• of ths Lords of Appeal with ...

... extending over 33 years. A hereditary barony was then conferred upon him, and he took the title of Lord Killanin, being thereafter known as Lord Morris and Killanin. He had been created a baronet in 1885. He was High Sheriff of Galway in 1850, and represented ...

... where he won the seat at the General Election. SD hod N es wh Xs a FER > ©\e- - ™ ae a sem be? ap V1. “Ap LATE LORD MORRIS AND KILLANIN FORMERLY LORD CHIKF JUSTICE OB IRKLAND, WHO DIED ON BUNDAY, ...

... KING Four Catholics, who are members of tho‘ Euglieh Privy Council—The Duke of Norfolk, the Marquis of Ripon, Lord Morris and Killanin, and Lord Brampton, were present at tho'm of the Privy Council on Wednesdsy last when the King was proclaimed. They took ...

... Galway was the sport of every sort and degree of Nationalist intrigue, until last year. whim Mr. Martin Morris, the present Lord Killanin, renewed the connertion, and restored the Amid to Caionisiti by his fine %ictory over Mr Lamy. That contest was in some ...

... LYNCH. To-day the polling will take place the borough of Galway to fill the vacancy created the elevation of Lord Killanin, the son of the late Lord Morris, the peerage. The constituency, which one of the first that would be disfranchised if the representation ...

... Borough created \hy the elevation of the Hon. Martin Morris to the peerage, consequent on the death of his father, Lord Morris and Killanin. Mr. Lynch took part in several engagements. ...

... es, would be the first to lose its representation. Bad as was the election of Lord )(Mann, it was an ideal choice compared with that of a Government plateman. Lord Killanin, st least, was free to vote as he pleased. Be gave a distinct pledge rot to vote ...