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... Oughterard meeting is likely to be a big one. The farewell address of Lord Killanin, which will be found in another column, is an interesting document. It speaks for itself. Taking Lord Killanin all in all, he certainly did what lay in his power, while member ...
... wages, which has been pending some months. No notice was given, and there is a deadlock the port. Lord Morris, who has taken the title of Lord Killanin in the case of the new and hereditary peerage that has been conferred on him, retains the 1 title and ...
... place in the Lords, or strictly speaking is due solely to the absence as holidays of the officials of that House. When they return, which will be soon, steps will be taken to let Lord Killanin, the sew Peer, have his writ of summons to the Lords. When that ...
... Unionist was the present Lord Killanin. He was qqite a youngster, in the twenties. He pledged himself to vote for a Roman Catholic university ' and promised not to vote against Home Rule. He was the son of a local magnate, the late Lord Morris, who was at once ...
... Mr. Wash's CulMature. A PIECE OF DEFIANT BRAVADO. Now that Lord Killanin has received his writ of summons to the House of Lords, the pending election of his in the representetion of Galway become. a matter of immediate interest. It seems probable that ...
... election may now be said to be in progress. Lord Killanin has issued a valedictory address to the electors of Galway, in whiah he states that on Tuesday be received his writ of summons to the House of Lords, and therefore no longer represents Galway in ...
... THE GALWAY VACANCY Thursday Lard Killanin, the late Galway an address to the “ Electors of Galway” to-day, dated Tuesday, the 29th October, in which he have this day received a writ of summons to the House of Lords, and therefore cease to be member.” ...
... club, proiddud over meeting of nearly five hundred members and guests, among whom were the Duke of Norfolk, Lord Howard Walden, Lord Killanin, Lord liosmead, Mr. Winston Churchill, M.P., Mr. Bull, M.P., Hon. O. Borthwick, the Bishop of Aberdeen, Colonel ...
... been selected as the candidate to contest the seat vacsated by the accession of the late member, Mr Martin Morrie, now Lord Killanin, to his father's peerage. Mr Lynch is now, as be was when he contested Galway in 1892, a member of the advanced wing ...
... 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. ...
... DEATH OF LORD MORRIS. A CELEBRATED IRISH JUDGE. Lord Morris Killanin, who had held the offices Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pleas and Lord Chief Justice of Ireland, and was from 1389 to 1900 one the Lords ...
... colonei. In long record of service they have been Egypt three times, China and Taku, Persia, and Burma Lord Morris, who has taken the title of Lord Killanin in the case of the new and hereditary peerage that has been conferred on him, retains of course, the ...