... IRISH ABORIGINES. During the height O‘QLC. Land League agitation, an eminent Q.C., in openi a case before Lord Morris, in which pro‘:e‘rty in Australia was involved, proceeded to s, O Chotte B terms, e advantages it Amongst these was the statement ...

... “PRIMA FACIE EVIDENCE” The late Lord Morris wiil probably be remembered longest on account of ke famous illustration of the meaning of “prima facie evidence.’ “1f.,” he sud to a jury, = you saw a man coming oot of a ruhh'c-houao wiping his mouth, that ...

... special hatred which is accorded to Lord O'Brien —in some respects Lord Morris’s successor —is the perquisite of those who change their convictions their own profit; Lord O’Brien began Nationalist. But Lord ...

... candidate {or the vacancy in Galway 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. ...

... LORD MORRIS’S DEATH THE GALWAY VACANCY. Tim funoral of the Lord Morris is fixed for to-morrow. For the vacancy in the representation of no less than four local candidates have been on National aide, namely. Mews. John C. McDonnell, Thomas C. McDouagn ...

... MORRISIANA. AGALWEGIAN of the Galwegians. That, in a word, summed up the late Lord Morris and Killanin, whose wit gave him a reputation which extended far beyond reach of the legal circles in which he moved. His brogue was something wonderful, and he ...

... CE. GALWAY. For vicancj in the reprewntetion of Galwey City caused tho elevation of the Hon. Martin Morris to the Peerage on the death of Lord Morris and Killanin, fewer than four local candidates have been mentioned on the Nationalist side—Messrs. J ...

... merry lords referred once more to this ‘ anonymous donor.” Lord Kimberley said *‘they all knew him.” Lord Morris hunted that the statue being surreptitiously put up on a November night showed that the donor was ashamed of%ianct. Then Lord ...

... Martin Morris succeeds, on his father's death, to the Barony of Killanin and to the baronetcy. The life peerage of Lord Morris of Spiddal ceases, of course, to exist. We have recorded the principal offices, judicial and other, which Lord ...

... delivered sentence than, turning to the Sheriff, Lord Morris said: Let us go,” and, looking at the prisoner, he caUed across the Court, “-Marry the girl at once, and jGod bless you both.” It was Lord Morris who, when somebody spoke of Mr. Gladstone as a ...

... 1867 he became a Justice of the Common Pleas m Ireland, in 1878 Lord Chief Justice of the same, and in 1887 Lord Chief Jostioe of Ireland. In 1889, he succeeded the late Lord Fitzgerald Lord Appeal inOrdinary. He had been baronet since IMS. and his Lordship ...

... Galway yesterday for tba election of member of Parliament in the place of tha Hon. Martin Morris (C), who has succeeded the peerage on the death of his father, Lord Morris and Killanin. It was first announced that the counting of the votes would be deferred ...