... Shortlv before 11 last nright Lord l.och was gr-lally slnking, and little lhope was entertained that he would survi-v the night. Ladv Loch nd thert members of the famiy wore in o'ese at-t'd'ee, and also the doctor'. Lord Morris, who has taken the title ...

... Redmond, W. Redmond, Clancy, Campbell, and Mooney); there is one Conservative junior, Mr. Johnston. The Hon. Mr. Morris, a son of Lord Morris, sits for an Irish constituency, but is a member of the English and not of the Irish Bar, and the same is the case ...

... prt9idn of 'the' beaawarded to Mr. Henary Lord Morris , who has taken the title of Lord ?? in the case of the new and hereditary peerage that has been con- ferred on him, will in future be known as Lord Morris and Killanin. At Oxford ...

... COCKNEYISMS. = - r The following story is told of the recently-retired Irish Law Lord, Lord Morris of Spiddul, when acting as Judge of Assize in Ireland. A di~spnshry dobtor proved that he had often given eight grains to a man, Lfrom which it was to be ...

... mv the! l.abour cairdldate. WhaLt i- mort re- nzarkable i.s tlhe result in (alwiv C 'istv whvre a son of the popula:r Lord Morris has defeated the Nationalist candid;ate by a majority ef 117. This is a very strikinrg result, for it is the first Unionist ...

... twto iextct.iotlis 1here are severel g i ios. Lord I filv- ins eiiered the Hfou's 's ii life peer, uttid Lord Morris, fornierly L 'if, peer, lils obtadio,4l a peocrago of the UlniteI'd x inrgdotn as Lord MMorris of Killaltin. SixI Otldi r peers halve ...

... The appeal was dismissed with costs. IM'PORTAN-T DEcIScoN. * Ln the House of Lords on Tuesday, the Lord Chalt cellor presiding, end the other learned Lords prcsent being Lords Moorris, Shand, 'Davoy, Bratmpton, and Robertson, an iniportaut question undor ...

... afternoon included the Honme 'Scrotarv, the Lord Chancellor, Lord 1 Farquhatr, and Sir Algernon West, who were presenetly followed by the Baroness Burdett- Coutts. 'Mr. Arnold Morley, the Earl of Cork,i Lord Rcthschild, the Duke of Abercorn, the RHssin ...

... Strikcingo proof of the liberality with whichi * our old nobility is recruited appears in the p fact that since 1889, when Lord Morris became a a life Peer, not less thlan sixty-two new peeragee; I have been created. This is 'a fact that has i n- f' fluenced ...

... Rosebe~ry-occuipied seats on the right and left of the two Vice-Presidents of the Collegge-Mr. John Langton and Mr. Ilenty- Morris-and tire President of the College-Sir William MacCormac-took the chais-. The Prfince of Wales, the first Honorary FrIlow' ...

... tiftr- ufoon, whon Lord Hlredwicke again bronght the question of Cromwell's statue before the 11ouse of Lords. Lord Hardwioke might have been sgtistiei with the ridiculous (livjisou which he took ?? year on this subject. and whicl the Lord Chancellor grsvely ...

... in the saddle. LORD ROBERTS'S RELIGION. -Lord Roberts's religion has beea ex- Siting discutsion in a section of the Prese. Ths Strict Baptists claimed him. The follewiog letter on the snbject has just reached a Correspondent from his lord- ship orivate ...