... EARL RUSSELL CASE. POSTPONEMENT APPLICATION TO BE CONSIDERED. Previous to the ordinary meeting of the House of Lords yesterday afternoon, the Lord Chancellor prosided over private sitting of the House, from which the reporters were excluded. The Chancellor ...

... late Lord Justice Morris. He said ~that one day, when he was opening the Assizes at Cork or Limerick, an officer of the court shouted, “Gentlemen of the grand jury, please take your accustomed places!” “And weuld you believe,” added Lord Morris, when ...

... indications were given of the split the Home Rue party which has since riven it to fragments. Mr. Morris, who has defeated Mr. Leamy, is the heir of Lord Morris. One ' cannot help noticing the absurdity of constituency such as Galway City having me., r ail ...

... was suiiicient restrain the exuberance his wrath. Young Mr. Morris, the Unionist member for Gal way, also supported the demand for a Catholic niversity, and while spoke his father. Lord Morris, smiled down benignantly upon him from the Peer-.' Gallery ...

... Fitzgerald, an Irish' judge, who was on the bench for twenty years, never once pronounced a capital sentence, and- that Lord . Morris, who sat for twenty-two y=ars, never hanged a criminal. In this country Sir Edward Clarke, despite. his extraordinary practice ...

... nation to conciliate the Nonconformist conscience, which objected to racing peers. Lord Morris urged Lord Hardwicke to divide the House on the question, but as the noble lord had not given notice any resolution he was unable to adopt that advice. If the matter ...

... average child, and that mediocrity of mind is associated with mediocrity of physique. An Irish Jcdge. A good story is told of Lord Morris, thedistinguished judge, who has never lost the rich brogue he picked in the West, Ireland. He was onoe engaged in hearing ...

... 4 in connection a good Mary can be held. Whim Lord Aberdeen, who is a Lord of Ireland. Lord Morrie Tue. Ludy Aberdeen at a garden pmts. 1 remarked her ladyship, there are nut many Home Rulers here Morris Oily your ladyship widths waiters ...

... delivered sentence than, turning to ltzkiflg. {po Morris said: “Let us go,” and, 'Q’yryry e [ prisoner, he called across the Cg’urt, sell t 0 td oy at once, and God bless you both. It eous ap ;,_«JJ’ Lord Morris to array himself in Sorgopened ,111«/ robes at ...

... into the human mind than aoy other poet England bas produced.--Spectator. T_ AN IRISH JUDGE. A good story is told of Lord Morris, the distin- guished judge, who bas never los1 the rich brogue he picked up in the West of Ireland. He was once en- gaged ...

... passengers in civilian dress, including the Lord Chief Justice, Lord Morris, the Poet Laureate, Lord Rowton,B the Attorney-General, and the Earl of Dartmouth. By noon the station officials, under the direction Mr. J. Morris, assistant ...

... to. The LORD CHANCELLOR nominated members the Committee tbe Lord Chancel lor. Chairman Commissions, the Marquis of Salisbury, the Lord Great Chamberlain. Earl Earl Spencer, Lord Ribblesdale. Lord Lord ...