... LORD MORRIS. Lord Morris, whose illness gave some alarm to his friends at the end of last week, is mow out of danger, and by latest accounts he is in a fair way town.nga complete recovery. ‘ By latest account the London correspondent of the * Freeman” ...

... LORD MORRIS. We understand that Lord Morris, who in the early part of the week was progressing favourably, has had several relapses, and is now considered in a dangerous condition. The utmost interest is taken in Galway in his illness. ...

... LORD MORRIS. On Tuesday the County Commission was opened in the Green Street Court, Dublin, by the Lord Chief Baron. Major Domvile, High Sheriff, and Mr Ormsby, Sub-Sheriff, were in attendance. The Lord Chief Baron, addressing the Grand Jury, said he ...

... MORRIS. Lord Morris. who WIM seriously ill last week from a chill, is now much improved and completely out of danger. THE RECENT FIRE. Messrs W. & A. Gilbey's manageress her mother wish to return sincere thanks to all the kind friends and neighbours who ...

... LORD MORRIS. _ The Parliamentary correspondent of the Observer deals with the debate in the Lords on the Cromwell statue, and incidentally refers to the circumstance that Lord Morris sat in a curiously moody attitude, as he listened to ...

... LORD MORRIS. The Pram AmuaeUra inquiry late 1 la* rngi* it wim eacertaraed that Lord Moras, who for m» weeks pa* had hero. lying mrramly ill * hu nmAmr, bad paamd ga>i day. and aLghtly stroegvr Hu kadtap »• not eaffrang from any apecifin adavnt bat from ...

... Parliesseatery cavreepoedeat ea Thursday *The possible epuseate of bed attracted two oak lorsh to the these Lord Mends; bet it did not pire le bed ben Wesel to admen tithe Vgiewelhember the l te re of Mobile as alessisea se for Galway ef Ji.f of the Nous ...

... LORD MORRIS. t, •IU. »tot Mem* saJ KilUciD baa ao tar reeorered free Ju. Stal (*■ aftar b>a io«nw> . »“ ac».x»»|*««*d “-* Mani.. ti™ to U» brother Sir Gw** - £ K>rd*b.p War« W ...

... LORD MORRIs. ILor,l Morris and Killanin commanded by His Majevty to attend the Queen's funeral. at St. George'. chapel. Windsor, on Monday last, and Hi. Lowl.hip was invited by Majesty to lunch at the Castle after the funeral ceremony. ...

... THE LATE LORD MORRIS. The funeral of the lute Lord Morris is fixed For the vacancy ia the representation of Galway fewer than four local candidates have been named on Nationalist side—namely, Messrs. John C. M’Donnell, Tbomim 0. M'Donagb, Henry Murphy ...

... el Baron Morris of Killanin. Born 14th November. 182(i ; died 9th September. 1901. R.1.P.” The diief mourners were Lord Morris of Killanin (the Hon Martin Morris, for Ualway), who suocr>9ds his fat her in the peerage; Captain Hon Geo. Morris ...

... THE LATE LORD MORRIS The London Daily Rxpprsss” refeirfa*** the death of Lord Morris of Killsuin. His generous disposition and extraortfaarf conversational power* won Lord Morris iends everwhere, and was wont ...