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... r party. Of course, a seat will be found for him. t Y- By a curious slip in the House of Lords to- C a- night Lord Morris (we must still call him Lor.d o .o Morris, for he Ilas not yet retaken his seat as -gan hereditary peer, thoigugh he ...
... life. I The s. barony of Killanin, of Galway, has been eon- *-; ferred ort Lord Morris,- lsate Lord of Appeal S!r Pcter O'Brien Brt., P.C., las been raised to re the peerage ns Lord Q'Brien of,.Klfenora' and [d Sir Richd Pebster e-t., P.C.' thesLord Chic1- ...
... the Oueen, the Prince of 4 al!es, ithe litlue of Yor';. Pris-ess Christian, | I 'Prines-s Louise. Lord aand Ludy Aberdeen, Lord| and Lady 3ltte.-tea, Lord Stealbrid e, Sir John I isldstoie, and Sir Thot c-s lIptoti. Similar ileSsales. lvere aiso rmcoived ...
... the Castle. ,r a nal LORD ROBERTS AND THE LORD MAYOR. ical The Lord Mayor Elect of London yesterday '1S, received the following telegram from Lord Mr Roberts, in response to the invitation to attend sly the C-aildliall banquet on Lord ...
... much r o comment yesterday. and thereby Scoeit tt - sorrowful indignation of Lord Henea>e c cially as the Lord Chancellor joined via i, Master of the Rolls in opposing it, aee Lord Balfour of Burleigh could not be id~,. to do more than exhibit a not too beneaoi ...
... benches, ?? James of Hereford, Lord . Morris, and Lord Brampton-were lawvers. the at i two others being Lord Churchill and Lord b l Frankfort., the recently-elected Irish representa- t- ,ire peer. The commissioners were the ...
... e The LORD-CHANCELLOR said the manner , in which the noble Lord (the Earl of Hardwicke) bad pressed this subject forward at the close of is ast session did not add to the dignity of the Is House or respect for the decisions of Parliament. i Lord MORRIS ...
... 'rted' last night b: Lord Alverstenle, the Lord Chief-Justice of Eng-c lend, Lord-Justice Vaug-han W~illiarsu, Lord h Morris, an-d a number ofscettsorpu.flu fir aeknoi'ledging~ the toast of The Institute of B, CheemieCtry. which ...
... Visoount Peel, and of Lord Monleawell chatted together on the front o Opposition bench, Lord Overtoun took a corner err seat behind, end other Peers present included far the Duke of Northumberland, the Earl of Mar,th Lord Morris, and Lord ...
... Riggs~~ tMX (/ FRIDAY, Jims 6,1900.. At yesterday's sitting of the House of Lords the Earl of Tankerville took the oath on his succession to the Peerage. The Airdrie, Coat- bridge, and District Water Trust Bill and the Airdrie and Coatbridge Tramways ...
... solution just now on constitutional witl grounds, and Lord Crewe admitting the Mel perfect fairness and legality of the, Lal step. And it is very tempting to des- the: pise antagonists who, like Lord Crewe Mr land Sir Robert Reid, make their principal und ...
... SATURDAY, SEPTE35rEB 1, 19@ Three despatches from Lord 'Roberts nwere I issued by the War Office yesterday. They con- I ?? ~ ~ ~ . 1 tain a narrative of the eastward progress of the b British forces. On Wednesday the Boers aban-t cloned all their positions ...