... Secretary of State the Bishop of Londen. Lord Balfour of Burleigh, Seeretary for Scotland; Lord Chancellor of Ire! Lord Morris, Lord ‘fence ot Hereford, of the Duchy of Roberteon, Lord of A ...

... imagines.— Pall Mall. Au Irish Judge. Lord Morris, who k happily recovering from' he 'tine., r probably the meet humorous judge ea the Irish bench, which is (am St. James's Gazette) &lying a great deal. It was Lord Morris, who, when' sou-boil spoke of Mr ...

... Scotland ; Edward Lord Ashbourne, Chancellor of that part of Our United Kingdom called Ireland; Michael Lord Morris and Killanin; Henry Lord James of Hereford, Chancellor Our Duchy of Lancaster; James Patrick Bannerman, Lord Robertson, ...

... ved Monkswei Lord Morris, Lord nam. past to take a last look at the fare at one so well Levee i Levee sieuerk. Lord fn Two of th Indian attendants Farl of De Lani Waldegrase, the Earl of Sel belaved in life. Ear Ne on. Lord Ivea, h. ...

... are allowances for political, naval and military, and civil services. Lord Rodney, Eail Nelson, Viscount Go ugh, Lord Raglan, Lord Napier, Viscount Hardi ge, Lord Seaton, and Lord Keane draw pensions ot from two to five thousand pounds in ...

... inherited great wealth from hi. father, and is the of Beneterd Melville the Ceuservatlee f for Stackpert. Lord Morris's Brogue. The late Lord Morris always spoke in the milli. brogue so characteristic of comity Galway. Be apparently gloried in it. `Mesa ...

... Staffordshire and Wor> estersbire.— Jlfuttruteii London AVtM. The TahUt states that the Hon. Miss Moms, daughter of Lord and Lady Morris, enter*! tbs Carmelite Convent, Nottingham, last week. A burglar effected an entry into the vestry of Kerteiing Parish ...

... unspeakably costly in human life and in treasure. We are bound to see the business through,” but it is proving a terrible task. Lord Morris, who used be Chief Justice in Ireland, was man of much mark and character. was also humorist, with ready turn for making ...

... jury in a case which the late Lord Morris was trying, acquitted & prisoner in defiance of conclusive evidence of his guilt. Gentlemen, said Lord Morris, you may call this law, but I call it jury's prudence. Harry LORD BREADALBA'RE is ...

... well-beloved Councillors Alexander Hugh Lord Balfour of Burleigh, Our Secretary for Scotland ; Edward Lord Ashbourne, Chancellor of that part of Our United Kingdom called Ireland; Michael Lord Morris and Killanin ; Henry Lord James of ...

... dainty fislx found their way into the River Wye, much to the delight the astonished sportsmen who angle that river. The late Lord Morris will probably be remembered longest account of his famous illustration the meaning “prime facie evidence.’’ “If,” be said ...

... Irish juries were intimidated, the jury in a case which the late Lord Morris was trying, acquitted a prisoner in defiance of conclusive evidence of his guilt. Gentlemen, said Lord Morris, you may call this law, but I call it jury's prudence. Mit. H ...