... Baron Morris and Killanin: Born 1éth November, 1626; Die d 8th 1901. RIP.” The cnief mourners were Lord Morris and Hon. Martin Morris, M.P. for Galway), Killanin (the s his fatber in the Peerage, Captain the who de} and the Hon. Hon. George ...

... the presidency of Pro- lessor John- Pebky. There were over 350 guests, including Lord Morris, Lord Alverstone (Lord Chief Justice), Professor W. G. Adams, Sir W: Corry, Lord Kelvin, Sir A. A. Weldon, Mr. C. E. Spagnoletti, Sir J. Kitsoti, M ...

... Prince Christian, Lord Lindlev, the Hon. Charles Eliot, Sir John H. De Villiers, Lord Justice Collins, the Hon. Charles Arnold White, Admiral Sir George Willes, Sir William MacCormac, Major General Sterling, and the Rev. Dr. Wace. Lord Morris, Avho has taken ...

... taker ill at Oxford while on Circuit, but has now improved in health, arrived in Bath on Saturday, accom- ied by Lady Day. Lord Morris and Killanin was much better. A bulletin was yesterday issued stating that The cruisers Hyacinth and Minerva, having on ...

... Grosvenor-place for Cheven- ing, Sevenoaks. Lord Morris was stated esterday to have passed a good night. i { e continues to The Earl of Yarmouth has undergone a slight operation, and is progressing favourably. Lord Cromer has arrived in London from Cairo ...

... ourt on the retire- ipent of Bir. Commissiones Kerre (FROY Wo regret t o announce that Lord Morris and Kiilanin, formerly Lord Chief Justice of Ireland and a Lord of Appeal from 1889 to last year, The proba ring at his residence, engaging the died yesterday ...

... officials sident, Sir W: save iam those present were :— The Bishop of Wi MP., the Earl of Desart, Lord Morris, Lord Kelvin, the Earl of Rosse, Baron von Cramm, Lord J ustice Stirling, Sir Gabriel Stokes, Sir Sir Jobn Evans, Sir ares, Nathaniel Burnaby, ra! ...

... of the Eighty Club. was satisfactory. Lady Alfred condition last evening She was able to leave her room for a few hours. Lord Morris and Killanin yesterday passed a good day, and his condition last evening was somewhat improved. Sir Reginald Wingate, the ...

... reported last night to be unchanged. The King sent to inguire during the day. A bulletin issued last night stated that Lord Morris had an excellent day, and was much better. The Siamese Minister and suite left London last night for The Hague, rid Harwich ...

... that position was only of a temporary TY THE WAR, Mr. Balfour has add e following etter to the Lord Mayor :— “10, Downing-street, July 12. now- “My dear Lord Mayor,—I to ledge your letter enclosing a ution on the subject of the War, at the great Guild- ...

... arranged to call at ten o'clock. Lord Salisbury spent a considerable time at the Foreign Oflice yesterday afternoon. Several of the Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers called, and the First Lord of the Admiralty attended. Lord Salisbury left for Hatfield in ...

... abroad in September. Lord Acton, the Regius Professor of Modern History at Cambri eovered to be able to leave for Tun , has sufficient Lord Morris and Killanin continues to make towards recovery. He is now able to leave his room. Lord Monson, the British ...